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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
B0LsEvIKAI IszUDE
600.

Berlinas, sausio 28 d. -
Bolseviku kariumene, kuri
marsuoja ant Iiepojaus Bal
tiko pakrasciuose Kurliandi
joj, likosi sulaikyta vokiecip
liuosnoriais kareiviais, ku-
rie, nors daug nukentejo,
sulaike bolseviku arnija ir
priverte juos persikelti at
gal per upe Vindava. Pra-
nesama, kad bolseviku ka-
riumene apturejo didelius
nuostolius 1zmus.ais ir su-
|zeistais Lake savo terroro
|Estonijoj, bolsevikai, kaip
|pranesama, iszude 600 ypa-
tn Dorpate ir Wesenberge.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
DIDELI STREIKAI ANG-
LIJOJ.

Londonas, Sausio 28d. -
Yra apsaitliuojama kad apie
200, 600 -Eygu ir moteru ram
dasi be darbo Anglijoj ir
Airijoj is priezasties strei-
ky ivairiose sakose, tuomi
pagimdydami viena is seri-
oziskiausiu padejimu, sko-
kiu Sails nemate per daugeli
metu. Puse streikieriu ran
dasi Belfaste, kur streiko
judejimas platinasi.
Miestas Belfast nakties
laiku randasi beveik tamsu-
mole, ligonbuciai yra vie.
natines vietos, kur sviesa
gall pasirodyti be baimes,
kad ant ju nebus padarytas
uzpuolimas. Visur kitur svie
sa yra uzginta. 81 ryta dar-
bininkai ivairiose mazesne-
Sc dirbtuvese, kurie nebuvo
prisideje prie streiko isprad
ziu, apleido savo darba del
saugumo, mes pikietavimas
pasidare daug smarkesnis.
Vienas is rytiniu laikras-
ciu buvo priverstas sustab-,
dyti savo spausdinima. Lon
done streikuoja $4,000 dar-
bininku If atsisake perduoti
savo reikalavima apie pake-
lima algu komitetui.
Isskiriant Londone, kur
streikieriai reikalauja pa
kelimo algu, kitose vietose
kaip tai Glasgove, Valijoj,
Fifeshire, Manchestere strei
kieriai reikalauja trumpes-
niQ valandu ir tokios pat
mokesties, kaip If pirmiaus
dirbant ilgesnias valandas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
BOLSEVIKAI LAIMI.

Londonas, sausio 28 d.
Rusg valdzios bevielinis te-
|legrafas aplaikytas cionai
parodo, kad bolsevikai lai-
mejo siauriniame, pietu ir
rytQ frontuose. Skelbdamas
apie pasekmes music siauri-
niame fronte Xxi sausio "a
dienai, pranesimas sake,
kad bolseviksi paeme kele-
ia kaimu ir maza skaitliu
nelaisviQ. Pietiniame from
te, apie so verstu nuo TIA
ritzano, pranesimas sako,
"Musu kariumene uzeme Da
vidovka, nustumdama prize
So atgal prie Mazosios Yu-
novkos. Mes suemem dau-
CLAUS kaip 900 belaisviu, ke-
turias kanuoles, dvidesimts
kulkasvaidziQ, tukstancius
kanuoliniu soviniu ir trauki-
nj su hrangiomis reikmeni-
mis-.
Rytiniame frollte musu
kareiviai paeme Uralsk.
Augstumos tarp Uralsko ir
Orenburgo yra pilnai musu
rahkose. Dvidesimts pen
kiuose verstuose j siaur-ry-
cius nuo Orenburgo, mes uz-
emem Smarskaja."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
RUSIJA, SAKO
BOLSEVIKAI.

Paryzius, Sausio 28d. =
Tolimesne sviesa apie boil
sevikQ paziuras kas-link tai
kininku uzkvietimo Rusu
frakciju ant konferencijos j
Prince sala yra paduota
straipsnyje bolseviku orga-
ne lives tija, sausio
26 diena.
Korespondentas laikras-
clio LIE j ourn a ! is Berno
persiuncia telegraph istrau-
kas is to straipsnio, kuris
buvo issiQstas Rusu bevielio
TELEGRAPH agenturu, istrau-
kos parodo, kad straipsnis
yra daug svelnesnis, negu
nota apie ta dalyka ciceri-
no, Rusu bolsevikq uzrube-
ziniQ reikalQ ministerio prize
NJ. Vorovskio, bolseviisll at
stovo Stockholme.
Straipsnis 1--we Still a ,
kurl pasiraso M. Neklor,
nurodo ! sunkenybe netie-
sioginio l1zkvietimo, pazy-
medamas, kad tas uzkvieti-
mas nera pasirasytas ir nera
paduotas adresas.
Rasejas uzreiskia, kad
talkininkai turi pasirinkti
tarp prieso naujos Rusijos
arba teisejo. Jeigu jie (tal-
kininkai) nori darodyti, sa-
vo tinkamuma butt teisejais
rasejas tvirtina, jie turi vi
slskai apleisti Russia.
Tada ju iniciativa galima
bus paimti serioziskai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
NAUJAS KABINETAS
PORTUGALIJOJ.

Lisbonas, sausio 28 d.
Naujas kabinetas likosi SUI
tvertas Porsugalijoj su Jose
Relvas kaipo premieru ir mi
nisteriu apsvietos. Xiii mi
r!steriai yra sekanti: uzru-
beziniu reikalu Bias Moniz;
justicijos, Conceiro Costa;,
kares, generolas Silneira;
kolioniju, Jose Carlos Mria;
aglikulturos ir maisto, Jose
Matthias Munez.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
BOLSEVIKAI ATMUSTI.
Archangelskas, sausio 27

=
BolsevikQ kariumenei nepa-
siseke vakar vakare handy
mas isvaryti Amerikos ir An
glijos kareiviu is pozic;jq
prie Tulgas ant Dvros upes,
ryciuose nuo Archangelskc.
Prizes ataka bolsevikai bonn
ba~davo talkininkg pozici-
jas artilerija. Aat kairiojo
kranto upes Amerikos ka-
revival sutiko mazus burius
bolseviku If nuvale juos at
gal. Ant kairojo kranto jie
sumuse $50 bolsevixu, pa
imdami IA nelaisven. Tai
kininkai neprazude nei vie
no kareivio. Nelaisviai pa
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
TURKijOS KABINETAS
,0EZIGNArO.

Saloniki, sausio 20 d.
Sulyg pusiau-oficialisko pra
nesimo, isleisto cionai Tur-
kijos kabjnetas rezignavo,
kaipo pasekme talkininku
reikalavimo, kad Turkija su
grazintq visa turta, koki j
isveze is uzimtu teritoriju
ir kad sustotu vartoti ziau-
RUS budus prizes grekus If
armenus. Pranesama, kad
sultanas patsai dalyvaus su-
tverime naujo kabineto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
SUSTABDYS ATEIVYSTE
PER KETURIS METUS.

Westinghouse, sausio 28
d.-Atstovp buto ateivystes
komitetas bandomu budu
siadien uzgyre billy, sulyg
kurio per keturis metus nuo
pasirasymo tafkos sutarties
bus sustabdyta ateivyste.
Prohibicja ateivystes lai-
Ike periodo rekonstrukcijos
buvo smarkiai remiama at
stovais organizuotu darbi-
ninku ir kitu lake svarsty-
mo biliaus.
ssulyg dabartinio biliaus
galima bus parsitraukti is
kitty saliu j Suvienytas Val
stijas savo pacia If vaikus,
isskiriant vaikinus virs 18
metu; taipgi galima bus par
sikviesti gimines-naslaicius.
Turistai nebus varzomi, ku-
rie tik trumpa laika apsistos
sioje salyje. Atsotvai Siegel
is New Yorko ir SABBATH is
Illinois, abu priesingi Siam
biliui, nebuvo. ant mitingo.
Tikimasi, kad jie pakels
protesta nries sta biliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
KARES STOVIS
CLONMELE.
Londonas, sausio 28 d. :

Londonas, sausio % d. =
Kariskas stovis likosi pa
sklebtas Clonmele, Pietine.j
T;pperary ir garnizonai sia-
me mieste ir Cashele likosi
sustiprinti, taip skelbia pra-
nesimas is Dublino. Orga-
nizuoti sukilimai Airijoj te-
siasi. Killygorone apgink-
luoti zmones padare kratas
daugelyje vietu jieskodami
ginklu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
BERNSTORFF TAIKOS
PASIUNTINYS.

Berlinas, via Kopenhagen,
sausio 28 d. Count Won
Bernstorff, buves Vokietijos
ambasadorius Suv. Waist.
,ir princas Lichnowsky, bu-
yes Vokietijos ambasado-
rius Anglijoj, bus Vokietijos
taikos atstovais Taikos Kon
ferencijon, lihosi pranesta
siadien.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29

bet industrijos darbininkai
sunaikina industrija."
Kada virsminetas pranesi
mas buvo padarytas, likosi
pranesta, kad talkininkai pa
dare sutarti, sulyg kurios jie
paeme i savo-rankas kontro-
le Trans-Sibiro gelezinkelio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
ROSA LUXEMBOURG
GYVA

Kopenhagen--, sausio 28.
zinios is Municl.o j laikras-
tt P 0 lit k e n pranesa, kad
likosi suzinota is "istikimu
saltiniu," kad Rosa Tiuxem-
burg, kuri, kaip buvo pra-
nesta, likosi nuzudyta sau-
sio 15d. Berline, yra gyva
ir gyvena slaptai namuose
draugo, is kur il gavus pro-
ga apleis Vokietjos sostine,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
MAISTO UzTEKTINAI
RUSIJOJ.
Londonas correspondent

Londonas correspondent
clJa), sausio 13 d.-Demo.
ral1zuota transportacija,. ne
stoka maisto, yra atsakomy-
beje uz bada, kokis siaucia
Rusijos miestuose ir mieste-
liuose, sulyg Leslie Urgu-
hart, kapitalisto, kuris turi
didelius metalurgiskas dirb-
tuves il kasyklas Sibire, ku-
ris nesenai sugrizo is Rusi-
jos ir likosi paskirtas Angli-
jos valdzios pagelbeti iStirti
Sibiro ekonomiska padeji-
ma.
Atsizvelgiant puolima ru
su rublio, jis sake, maisto
prekes Sibire beveik norma
liskos.
"Abelnai sakant, galima
sakyti kad, kaipo salyj abel
mai, nera stokos maisto Ru-
sijoj, bet didieji miestai
siaurinej ir centraliskoj Ru-
sijo badauja, bet ten kai-
muose yra uztektinai mais.
to. Keblumas transporto,
industrialiski streikai, suki-
limai, kurie beveik neuzlie-
jo Donecku ANGLES kasyklu
ir. civile kare salyje tai yra
visos priezastis, kurios yra
'kaltos uz badavima mics
tuose.
Ekibastus, didziausia kvie
siu pagaminanti provincial
Sibire, su dideliais sande-
liais kvleciu, kurie randasi
maziaus negu 100 myliu at
stume, beveik nera galima
pervezti is priezasties sto-
kos gelezies, is kurios gall
ma butu padaryti ratai We
zimu. Ukininkai atsisako
parduoti kviecius bolsevi-
kams sulyg ju nustatytos kai
nos 11a uz svara, kadangi
jie gall parduoti po SO cen
tus bel brangiaus.
Jeigu yra galima nuvezti
Petrogradan ar Maskvon,
ten galima parduoti po 16
rubliq uz svara.
| Ukininkai noriai mainytu
maista ant drapanu plieno
]ir kitu reikalingu dalyku,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
O A S

Chicagoje ir apielinkeie:
Seredoje: Giedra, biski
silciau po pietQ ir vakare.
Ketverge: giedra, tempe
ratura be permainos.
Vidutiniski vejai piet-va-
karV puses.
Sauletekis 7 v. 06 m.; sau
leleidis 5 v. OIL m. Menulis
uztekes 5 v. 13 m. .rytmetyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
GRAINS 800, 900 |
MENESI.

Paryzius, Sausio 28d. =
Generolas Pershing pranesa
lad nuo balandzio menesio
lis gales pasiusti namo is
f'rancuzijos apie 100000
IareiviV j menesi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
WILHELMSHAVEN
SPARTAKU RANkOSE.

hoPennagenas, SduSIO 20
d.-Spartaku kariumene nu
verte valdzia Wilhelmsha-
vene, Vokietijoj, ir uzeme
bankus ir kitas vaidiskas
vietas. Jie perdave karis-
kan teismui visus savo opo-
nentus. Gelezinkelio susi-
nesimas j ir is Wilhelmsha-
veno yra sustabdytas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-29
sTRElKAS cHILIJOJ.
Westinghouse,

Westinghouse, Sausio
-.8 d. - zinios is Santiago,
Jhilijos, j valstijos departa-
fnenta, pranesa, kad strei-
al platinasi po visa Sail
-hilijoj.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
Foreign Nations Urgent Call.

Columbia.-Nations liberated from
the German yoke are daily and ur8.
emily calling upon the United States
For food. The pressure OF this de-
mand is emphasized in cable re-
gently received by the Food Admins
tration from Herbert Hoover, who is
now in Europe to survey the foreign
situation After a week in Europe
Mr. Hoover cabled that the situation
did not then admit Of the formulation
OF a definite program, but that Amer
ica should be firmly impressed with
the necessity for continued conserya.
tiOn, which is moro needed now than
at any time since the United States
became aligned with the enemies OF
Germany.
Mr.. Hoover Is now negotiating with
the Allied Governments regarding
shipping finances and organizations
Until these details are finally settled
It will be difficult for him to outline
q definite constructive program. Mr
Hoover arranged before leaving Amer
aca for the immediate purchase OF
III 900 tons OF food 10 meet the most
kreent needs. The first OF the fleet
OF chips carrying these supplies hal
already geanhed Europe
La soon as It Is possible to do so
3ne new program of food conservation
Cor world relief win be made hhaBS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
MUST SAVE FOOD
FOR WORLD RELIEF
Hernert Hoover Now n GEope, and
Definite Program - Feod coassss
walton viii Soon 30 ARsounced
From Washington. essypSae 09
Hungry People Looesino % As8ofiea
For Food.

Columbia.-With tho aecsazaS3oa oa
dghting In Europe thero Is danger thea
we, in America who have heoa nc.
fected so lightly by the wan. as COM
pared with tho gatherings Of the peo.
pie OF many European oeuntstea. may
think our duty done and deeGease ous
efforts toward food eoaseIvataon-
This must not happoa. eays the
Food Administration. Fhs Americma
people have be6ere them eTeates
obligation than over bafosA because
famine is threatening In many landn
which have been opeuea GD 70 tho
allied world by tho evacuation OF the
enemy, and the millions ot people, do
pendent upon the outside Wosh for
food until they can make a harvest,
are looking hopefully 10 America
Hundreds OF thousands OF American
must continue to eat, although they
have ceased to fight.
The countries that are laying down
their arms are plunged into state
Of great unrest. No factor is so con.
ducive to anarchy as is hunger.
What may happen in Europe no one
knows. But to relieve the world hun.
ger is the surest way TO quickly ro.
store the world to normal
For the present the Food Adu.inin
tration is appealing to the American
people merely to exercise care and
judgment in food buying and food
consumption. Later definite pro
gram Of conservation Of food for
world relief will be made public,
Herbert Hoover Is now III Europe
looking into conditions. AS soon as
It is known what Lre the food require
ments, this program will be tormu.
lated, and every housewife in the
hand will be asked and expected 10
participate.
The Government, through tho Food
Administration, is asking tho Ameri.
can people at the present tfme to
carefully use meats, fats. butter, lard
cheese and kindred commodities and
20 await the forthcoming food saving
program soon to be made public.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29

President Wilson had this honor. The
President was followed by Mr.. Lloyd
George in a brief address, and the
resolution favoring the league was
adopted without dissent after the pro-
posal had been seconded by Premier
Orlando for Italy, Paul Hymans for
Belgium and Mr.. Lu for China.
When the other resolutions were
brought up and the protests Of the
representatives of the smaller powers
were made, M. Clemenceau made
plea for harmony and on his assur-
ance that the Supreme Council would
give attention to the viewpoint of the
small nations all Of the proposed
amendments were withdrawn and the
resolutions were adopted unanimously.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
BARNEY DAVIS.
Q o

On January 80. God in His infinite
Wisdom. saw flt to remove from us, our
dear brother, Barney Louis. DOC" Gas
he was known) was good honest man,
always cheerful. which made for him
many friends. He bore so patiently
and without a murmur his suffering for
three weeks. and leaving bright tes-
timony to his loved ones. Naturally
man will cling to life, but his last
words were Lord, Thy will be done,
and In his weak and fral voice he
sang, 81 am bound for the promised
land.
He leaves a wife, three children, a
father, mother, six brothers and one
sister to mourn their loss, but our loss
is Heavens gain. His body was laid to
rest in Poplar Springs churchyard be-
side his little sister, Eula Mae.
Dear one, thout art gone,
But thy memory will lingcr still:
70 us who bow in humble submission
TO our Heavenly Fathers will
"Brothcr.'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
SAVED
THE DAY SATURD AY

Storm at Peace Conference Ayerted
Through Skill and Tact Of French.
man. Lloyd George Expected Open
League Discussion.
Paris, Jan. 26.-The peace confer
ence on Saturday weathered its first
storm and under the inspiration Of a
speech by President Wilson and skill
full guidance by M. Clemenceau, the
chairman, unanimously adopted reso-
lutlons declaring for league of ma
tions. The conference also went on re-
cord in favor of Incorporating the
league as on intergal part of, the
general treaty Of peace and admitting
to the league every civilized nation
(which can be relied on to promote it's
objects"
Belgium, Serbia, Rumania, Portugal
Brazil, Siam, China and Czecho-Sloy
aka, protested against the various
committees being largely restricted to
the Great Powers and asked for pro-
portional representation privileges,
particularly on bodies dealing with
the league of nations, labor and re-
Daration for war damages.
Although this was cloud no bigger
than mans hand, it threatened at
one time to grow into a general
alignment Of the small powers against
the five Great Powers. This, however,
was avcrtcd by NJ. Clcmcnccaus good
tempered and skillful direction.
The session had the same imprcssivc
dignity as the open session, with n
picturesque setting Of Arabs and In
dians in their 'nrbPns and tunics, as
wcll'as DISTINGUISHED array of primc
ministers and other world figures
President Wilson for tho first time was
accompanied by the entire American
delegation, Col. House having rccov
cred sufficiently from his illness TO he
present.
Although it had been expected that
Premier Lloyd George would open the
discussion on the league Of nations.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
NATURE PROVIDES
THE INGREDIENTS
ArgO-PhOsphate, the New Herbal
Remedy, Now Endorsed by Local
People.

If the digestive organs are not pro-
pcrly performing the work which ma
turc has assigned to them, then nutri-
lion. which is absolutely essential to-
the recovery of othcrl diseased parts,
Will be lacking and fhcrc can be no
permanent relief. When bodily nntri-
ZION is normal, the stomach digesfs the
FOOD, the blood absorl}s and carpics the
nonrishmcnt to The different PARTS Of
nc body, causing tide varoHs organs
to properly pcrforml their functions
Nature has provided q rgfncdy in the
ingredients of Arg9 Phosphate, the
now herbal stomach lrYhcdy, which is
now being introduced here. 1t is
purely vegetable and its .vitaliZng,
corrective and rcconstructivc quail
tics are so pronounced that beneficial
results arc noticed from the first day.
That this is true, it is only necessary
to listen to the statements made daily
by local people who have given Argo-
Phosphate a fair trial and have been
benefited thereby.
1t is dispensed by Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
BOTH WILL NOT
COME TO SEWER

Division VIII Debark mt Charleston.
Not Come to Greenyille Says Dis
patch. VIII be DemObilized at
Camp Jackson.
According to statement from AS
istsant Secretary of WAY Croweli, as
quoted in a special dispatch received
by the News and Courier. from it's
Washington correspondent. there
seems to be no possibility of tho
'rhirtieth Division being demobillzed
at Camp Sewer. since that camp Is
now being evacuated"
Tho Thirteth. according to Secrc-
tary Crowell, will be dlsembarkcd at
Charleston, III possible" and will then
proceed to Camp Jackson, at Column
bia. and will probably be demobilized
there.
The dispatch received by The News
and Courier lis from it's correspondent
*. Foster Murray. 1t is as follows:
Washington, Jan. 25.-South Caro-
lina's quota Of the Thirtieth division
will not be demobliZcd at Camp Sewer.
They will be sent to Camp Jackson af-
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29

quiring disclosure Of the names and
the addresses Of the proprietors OF bus
mess.
Because Of the small number of
members present, which, however,
bill providing for State board of as
SCISSORS in lieu Of the present State
Tax Commission, on which there prom
ises to be a real legislative battle,
went over until tomorrow.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
New line Oak Bullets just received
extra big values.
s. NJ. IL Il. II. WILKES q co.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 3rd day Of
February, 1919, I will render a final
account Of my acts and doings as Ex-
ecutor Of the estate Of Margaret M.
Moore deceased, in the office Of the
Judge Of Probate Of Laurens county,
at II o'clock q. IN. and on the same day
will apply for final discharge from
my trust as Executor.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
ment on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
ARTHUR L. HUDGENS,
Jan. I. 1911 mo. Executor.
0ra"p's Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality and encrsy by purifying. and
richina tho blood You can soon feel Its Strength
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
TEST VOTE AGAINST
THE TAX COMMISSION
House Votes Today as ii ii is Against
Commission.

House Votes Today as ii II is Apninst
Commission.
Columbia, Jan. 2S.-Thc House con
vcncd today at 1880 O'Clock. After
clearing its calendar. the most i'm
portant work of that body so far was
10 pass to second reading the bill TO
create board of tax assessors which
would replace the present Tax Com
mission. The bill provides that there
snail be board Of assessors consist
ing OF II members, one from each Judi
cial circuit one half of whom shall be
appointed for two years and the other
hal1 lor Tour years and after that all
appolntecs for four years. The ap-
pointmcnts shall be by the Governor on
the recommendation OF the legislative
delegation Of the counties in each ju-
.d.cial circuit or a majority thereof.
The test vote showed that the tax
commission could muster 81 votes as
against i7 in favor of the board of as
SCISSORS This left iG members absent
or not voting. The final fight will be
hard
The House adjourned until tomor-
row morning at 80 o'clock Chair
man Bradford. Of the ways and means
committee, says that in view of the
number of hearings which will have TO
be had ON the appropriation bill, no
date for the introduction OF that bill
has been fixed. It looks therefore as
if the General Assembly is in for a
forty day session SO far no big gen
cral legislation has been proposed,
none Of the administrative measures OF
Gov. Cooper have been put into shape
TO bring before the legislature.
The House rcconvcncd last night and
put in its time clearing its calendar.
The House started something else
against the Columbia Gas and Electric
Company in the shape Of a resolution
introduced by Representative FARES
Of Fairfield to have the waterworks in
vcStigatcd, alleging in its preamble
and that it should be investigated.
A bill OF Statewide interest which
passed the House and was sent to the
Senate was the McAdams measure pro-
vidng for the regulation OF venereal
diseases and the treatment Of infect
cd persons. This Is one OF the pro-
ercssivc health measures recommend
ed by DR.. j. a. Haynes, State health
officer, and by Ex-Governor Manning
in the lattcrs last annual message.
Another measure OF interest which
was approved and sent to the Senate
was the bill providing for persons op-
Grating business In their own name to
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29

american Aviator Killed in France.
Paris, Jan 2S.-Aviation Lieutenant
O'Ncill Of the American army, was
killed instantly this afternoon near
-Sur-Seinc when his machine
collapsed at a height Of about 700 feet
from an unknown cause.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
Butter Price Drops in San Francisco

San Francisco, Jan. 23.-Buttcr
dropped to SOC wholesale on the local
market today, decline of ic since yes
terday and lOc since the first Of the
week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-01-29
Piles Cured In 6 to IA DAYS

Drusglets refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fail,
to cure Itching, Blind. bleeding Protrudins Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can act