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To the Wor.un of Williamsburg Coun- t It: ii t< The question of equal suffrage has t been settled. The nineteenth amone- s ment has been incorporated into the o constitution of the Unite ! States and e women are qualified as electors. c The women of this county have not s clamored for the ballot. Many of them have not cared for it, while 1 others have silently hoped that the n day of woman's opportunity to speak f through the ballot might soon come, t; That day has arrived and the worn- tl en of this county who care to avail p themselves of this opportunity are g urged by Mrs. R. I. Manning, Na- w tional Democratic chairman for the o State, to study the election laws and u when the registration books are open d in September to come forward and tl register. The State Democratic d Chairman is also urging this because I the Republican party will poll its full a woman's vote and those women who a stand for the League of Nations and c the principles of the Democratic party F are urged to rally to its support in v the coming election. t! Tfie following is tne pianorm ui >\ the National League of Women Vot- e: ers endorsed by the Democratic Con- t< vention at San Francisco: fi "Planks to be presented by the g National League of Women Vot- si ers to the platform committees I d< of the political parties:" b< 1. Child Welfare?Realizing that b; the hope of the nation lies in the children of today, the citizens of to- c< morrow, we pledge ourselves to sup- U port: Adequate appropriation for the ni Children's Bureau; the prohibition of ai child labor throughout the nation; pi the protection of infant life through pi a Federal program for maternity and di infancy care. s< 2. Education?We recognize that the appalling percentage of illiteracy M among both native and foreign born A in the United States is a blot upon U our civilization; the lack of under- ci standing of the essentials of good ai government, a menace to our future, qi We, therefore, advocate: A Federal A * a ttirl c? IKpuuiieiu Ui uuuutkivu, vvuww ?> ? where necessary for the removal of fc illiteracy and for the increase of w teachers' salaries; instructions in the tc duties and ideals of citizenship for the tl youth of our land and the newcomer z< to our shodes. rc 3. The Home and High Prices?As a means of increasing the efficiency tc of the home and reducing the cost of p; hiving we favor: Increased Federal e: support for vocational training in home economics; such Federal regula- M Beautiful in Desigi Thorouchlv Moden I Mechanically Righ Series $ \ s jw Thehe is genuine s 8H sit* at the wheel and di Bj weight automobile has Eg climbing. ?j 50-horse power de ing maximum comfort v All Studebaker Ci w S Studebaker precedent. 4 4 if Studebaker qualit 3j SPECIAL SIX. | i Studebak X ?i k Next Door to Kellahar T ion and supervision of tho marketlg and distribution of food as wii) end to equalize and lower prices, and he enactment and enforcement ol' uch other measures as will freely pen the channels of trade, prevent xcess profits, and eliminate unfaii ompetition and control of the necesities of life. 4. Women in Gainful Occupations? n order to promote the welfare of lillions of women engaged in gainul occupations, we advocate: The esablishment of a Women's Bureau in he Department of Labor, with an apvAn*.!af!nn n/lonnofo frtr thp inVPstl I vpi Ja%IVU UUVUUUW *v? vov ... . ation of all matters pertaining 1c age-earning women, for the purpose f determining standards and policies rhich will improve their working conitions and increase their efficiency; he appointment of women in the Meiation and Conciliation Service of the "nited States Department of Labor nd on any industrial commissions nd tribunals which may hereafter bo reated; the establishment of a joint 'ederal and State employment serice with women's departments under le direction of technically qualified omen; a l-e-classification of the Fedral Civil Service with the merit sys?m of appointment and promotion, ree from discrimination on the round of sex, and with a wage or ilary scale determined by the skill emanded for the work and in no wise elow the cost of living as established y official investigation. 5. Public Health and Morals?We *frkv mnrnl nrn /IIIIHCIIU U1C U1VI V .IV* ???V4 w V sction of the fighting forces of the ation made during tie World War, id we urge a continuance of approriations to carry on an active camBugn for the prevention of venereal isease and for public education in ix hygiene. 6. Independent Citizenship for [arried Women?Believing that merican-born women resident in the nited States should not forfeit their tizenship by marriage with aliens, id that alien women should not aciiire citizenship by marriage with mericans, but rather by meeting the ime requirements as those provided >r the naturalization of alien men, e urge Federal legislation insuring ? the womep of the United States le same independent status for citimship as that which now obtains foi ten. The women of this cd'onty will want > do their part for the Dollar Cam aign, and the following letter will tplain itself: Columbia, S. C. Aug. 23, 1920. [rs. E. A. McDowell, Kingstree, S. C. Specie surprise awaiting the k 'ives this car?it perfon i yet performed in the gj tachable-heau mot ; 1J: for five pasM ngers. irs are equipped with y dominant for 68 yea] er Sales ( rhe Home of Service" l Hotel ivhrW < My ilea: Mr?-. McDowell: Not having heard from you, I am sure you I have accepted the chairmanship for the county for the League of Women Voters. Your allotment for the Dollar Campaign is $10.00. Please try to raise it before September 10th. We have tried to make the allotments as small as possible so as not to work a hardship on any county. The treas- ' ury is bone-dry and it is very in> portant, if we are to carry on the ; work efficiently that we have funds i at the earliest possible date. I know you rejoice with me that Tennessee has ratified. With best wishes, 1 am. Sincerely yours, ! BERTHA T. MUNSELL S. C. Chairman, League of Woma:: Voters. Please send your dollar in at one to Mrs. McDowell so that she ma> j forward the amount by the 10th j Mrs. Munsell. ! 666 cures Malaria, Chills and Fe-1 ver, Billious Fever, Colds and La- j Grippe.?It kills the parasite that , causes the fever. It is a splendid laxative and general tonic.?Adv. NOTICE OF SALE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Williamsburg. Court of Common Pleas. Vidalia Casselman, Ellen Casselman, William Casselman and Clifford Casselman. infants under the age of fourteen years, by their Guardian ad Litem. J. B. Gamble, Plaintiffs, vs. Annie Belle Wright, C. W. Harrelson, Thomas Byrd and Stephen Byrd, devisees under the last will and testament of Winslow Wright, Defendants. Puvsuant to a decree in the above 1 stated case, signed by his Honor, Judge H. F. Rice, on the 10th day of March, 1920, 1 will offer for sale at public auction, before the Court House Door ip Kingstree, S. C., on sales day in September, to-wit: on the 6th day of September, 1920, between the le- ' gal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described parcel or tract of land: "A certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate in the County of Williamsburg and State aforesaid, containing One Hundred and Sixteen and one-third acres, bounded North by lands of Julia Thompson; East by lands of Victoria Kennedy and J. J. Casselman; South by lands of W. H. Casselman; West by lands of J. J. Casselman." Purchaser to pay for papers. H. 0 BRITTON, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Williamsburg Connty. Kingstree, S. C., March 12, 1920. 8-19-3t. Let us print that job for you. il Six I ?3 >ver of motoring who S ms as no other light- ^ amir: of speed and hill x & 4* ?V i (? : ? i- -ii 5i? I y-im:u wueeiuase; gi\- 35; 1 I Cord Tires?another * 1 ? s is reflected in this $: I II HHi rr rr Company, 1 KINGSTREE, S. C. ffi ntiti Htititif 1HII HI IPut I Ar 50 I I W WE HAVE T" * V ? 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