The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 12, 1922, Image 8

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Last Day at Marion. iLarion, Ohio, July 5.---So long at the American Legion is consecratel to the Lpresorvation of the constitutiot and of law and order, the American re. public is everlastingly secure, Presi dent- ilfarding asserted in a brief ad dress today to several thousand World War veterans who bold a reunion hero, Reminding them .that they were now charged with a greater responsibility than they were on the 'battle fields ol France, Mr. riarding declared the des. tiny of the United States iwas in tht hands of former service men. "I have no -hesitancy in anying," he added, "that it is in good hands." The president urged the men in his audience, all of whom earlier in the afternoon had -participated in a his torical Parade 'which he reviewed, te serve their country as civilians with war time consecration, and devotion. The president started off his last ,iay among the home folks with a morning round of golf on the new links hiere with 0. S. Rapp), a close Marion riend; General Pershing and Charles (1. Dawes, former budget .bureau di rector. After luncheon at the home of C, B. Kling, Mrs. Harding's 'brother, the president went to a reviewing stand to witness the parade, which diepicted various stages of Marion's bistory. During a 65 minute wait for the pro ,ession to start Mr. and 'Mrs. Harding were serenaded .-by the 'Buckeye Rcipub lican Glee club of Columbus. As the parade passed both the president and Mrs. fHarding, frequently recognizing an acquaintance in ithe procession, waved a greeting. The president entered Into the spirit of the pageant with the enthusiasm of a school boy. le grinned 'broadly when a float passed on w-hich a colonial mother was rocking a cradle placard ed With a sign: "No flapper rocked in this." Aln old prairie schooner, drawn -by 20 mules, and dilapidated rural fron tier wagon in which there was a smok Ing stove, also caused the ipresident to smile. I.lr. Harding leaned over the railing to wave to a four foot drummer who strutted by at the head of one band. Both the .president and Mrs. Ilarding applauded when an autoino bile occupied by a war veteran, his wile and baby girl pssed. On the machine was a placard announcing that the child iwas the "first American )a'by 'born on the Rhine." Former service men from all parts of Ohio had flocked in to Marion .to participate in the parade and to hold a reunion later at the fair grounds. Time to Re-tire? ire at a very low other instance of a true with the Fisk vith the Fisk Cord mpetitive tires and size, strength and Fisk. Comparison ty; it also proves ing. xtra value in every size, r speed wagon e .. CASE OF TOLBERT 14JS ATTE~N' ION Senate Subcommltee to Ne Inqur). Dial Wl .Appeal Washington, July 5.-The consider ation of the nomination of Joseph W, Tolbei't to be' marshal of the Western district of South Carolina by. a sub committee of oie judiciary committee of the senate, of which 6enator Oamuel M. Shortridge of Califprnia is chair man, is scheduled for an unnamed day next week. 'Without apecifying, Senator Short ridge stated today that certain pro tests against confirmation of Tolbert' had been received -by the subcommit tee. 'le also stated that when the matter is under consideration,- Sena tor N. B. Dial of 19outh Carolina would be received for the purpose of making a statement. Senator Dial, as previiously reported, wiii -)rotest against the confirmation of Tolbert. The senator returned today from South Carolina. lie did not uialto pub lic the ground on which he would base his protest, but it is understood that lie will review .the history of Repub licanism 'in his state since the incep tion of 'the administration of Presi dent 'Harding, It is expected that bhe will declare hat, in his opinion, Tol bert, In consideration of his record,'is not an ideal man -to .be made an im portant court official in South Caro lina. Senator Dial said 'today: "It is un pleasant to proceed against any one appointed to office. But certain duties confront a senator 1when his people send him to Vashington, and such dit ties must be regarded, whether they are pleasant or not. I feel that we should 'be very careful in suffering the confirmation or men nappointed to hold offile in our state. It is -my duty to oppose t-he confirmation of any ap pointee I do not regard as satisfactory and it will not suffice, I hold it, that I simply register my protest by a nega tive vote." The case .is one of the really in terc'ting which tOend in Washington. Tol-bert is the oldest member of the national Republican committee and Is chairman of the state conmmittee. 'lie is spokesmman for the 'Repu'blican pa.rty in South Carolina and as such' his ap pointment by the president, was nat ural. Ilis rejection by a Republican senate, after he-4iad regommended ap Poiitees for practically all Other of flces, would be to a certainextent, at least, sensational. The intention of Senator .13. ID. Smith regarding the Tolbert case is unknown. The seater is 'absent at present. MOTOR LICENSES BRING IN MONEY Figures for First Six Months of Year. Much to Counties. Columbia, July 8.-The total collec tion from the sale of automobile licens es for the year to date, including, fig ures for June 30, was announced as '$689,277.66 by 'L. H. Thomas, scre tary of tile state hightway commission, yesterday. At the same .time Mr. Thtomas announced that the accruals to the counties soe far this year, includ 'ing June, under the 80 .per cent clause was $551,422.12. In 'the amounts to 'be returned to the counties Grenville leads tihe state with $54,449.97 and incidentally this figure establishes .a record for all counties. Greenville has so far had more money returned from the sale of licenses for the -six months of 1922 thah any coun ty for a full year during any past '12 months. Among the other larger amoutnts to go 'back to the counties for six months may 'he mnent4oned Richiand with 4,4.62,52, Spartanburfi with $41;127.69, Charleston with $39, 511.33 -and Anderson with $34,763.96. The total tregistration of motor ve hicles, including Juno, wvas 77,833 au. tomobiles, 6,616'trucks, 39 trailers, 4Mh m'otarcyces and 422 dealfrs. Iaast year the registration was 83,349 au tomobiles, 7,197 trucks, 59 trailers,'750 'motorcycles and 669 dealers,'- Thiest were the figures for theoMI"12E months Another interesting. tadt' brought out by the .figures of Secretary Thomat wais that for all 'of last year 1,394 reg istratIons or tramiefers from one alwnei to another were recoided, while foi the first six months of this year only 785 had been recei'ded.' Tis would indicate 'that foWqr 4sed e'a's. a1 ch~n'gingjands' .'' p3eaufort, hapletott, Cherokee, 1 -r chester, .feo~inifly oute'et Pickent ed muore nopey ifromthe motrv~~ ii zears oh th~1 did TIRES KELLY SPRINGFIEI AT ASTONISIFN This is a sale of Tires ment was -received by us Tires are the Best Quality Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. Equip your car NOW u may never again have the at such low prices. FABRICS Size List Price Our Price 30x3 ------$12.90.------.$ 7.45 30x31.------ 14.90.-------- 9.65 32x31.------ 21.00-------- 15.75 31x4 ------- 24.00.------- 18.00 32x4 ------- 27.50........ 20.63 33x4 ------- 28.50,------- 21.38 34x4 ------- 29.75.------- 22.31 All other sizes, Cords and Fabrics, priced in proportion. 15 Per Cent Off on All Kelly Also 20 Percent Off on A BASTE R BY KELLY-SPRING Gas, Oils and Free Air Perhaps you have heard this: "Gasoline gasoline-they're all alike." One might well say that shoes are shoes, 0oap is so or tires are tires. A e - -AiWXTURE of ofgasoline tW vostIlede s th3pt i / ~ all. hectqpi Q* .. 1 ws~~ G LOWTPRIcES that are ne T ship.. a few ag These Firstaowiuaranedbyte and by Eauterby Motor Co. ith aueit of "Klly" Yo Dpportunity of buying tein CORDS. Size List Price Our Prce 80x31 ----- 895 . .116 32x3.---.---. 25.90------- 2072 32x4 ---.32.75..--260 83x4 -... 33.75.-- ,. 27.00 84x4... . 34.95.. 27.96 32x42---- 42.90------- 34.32 83x4.... ..44.00... .. . 3520 34x4...... 44.30 -.. 35.44 33x5 ------. 4144 35x5 ------ 54.40.. 43.52 -Springfield Tubes-wwAll Sizes 11 Sizes Truck Pneumatics MOTOC FIELD DEALER Phone 200 1p / that motor inygtcr SI ~oi t1paouvquipg