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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-10-29
Cotton Association Raised
Cotton Price, Says Chairman
already over $506,0O0,000.

already over $506,000,0O0.
1t is very .gensgaaly conceded that
if the, Association Mad not been plan
ned and partially organized that cot
ton would today be selling for around
20 cents. The bears were in complete
control of the marES last spring when
ganization. They had planned to de-
press the price of cotton to 20 cents
this fall. Immediately after the
farmers began to plan this orsaniza
ton. cotton bega Alto advance
The Association has already sue
ceeded in raising, ovBs, $s2,ooo,ooo for
the erection of cotton warehouses over
the cotton belt This amount will
probably be doubledy-E -Eithin the next
few weeks. IT
Organizations for Buying distress
cotton" have been 1opned in a very
large number of countHes over the belt
and are being formed daily in other
counties. These organizations are for
the purpose Of buying cotton from
farmers. who are coInpe' ed to sell.
The Association has kept a close
check on all government reports and
has ever been watchful for the inter-
ests of the cotton producer.
When permanent organization has
been effected the Association will be
in position to carry out all of it's plans
and purposes and will free the cotton
producer from the bonds Of slavery.
The cotton producer can then name
the price for his product just as the
fruit growers now name the price
for their product and as the grain
producers name the price for their
product.
-: Famers, merchants, bankers and
professional men who are interested
in the welfare of the South should
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-10-29
FOrerunnerS of Sickness.

Indigestion and constipation are the
forerunenrs of half the ills Of man
kind. When food is properly digested
you are free from biliousness, gas,
bloating, sick headache, sour stom-
ach, coated, tongue. Foley Cathartic
Tablets cleanse the bowels, sweeten
the stomach and invigorate the liver.
Sold everywhere.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-10-29

Objects and Purposes of The Amcri-
can Cotton Association
The objects and purposes of this
Association shall be:
L.. To protect the interests OF the
cotton producer and to improve his
condition.
2. To promote economic regulation
of cotton production to the end that
supply shall be- so adjusted to demand
that the producer shall at no time be
required to sell his product at less
than fair and reasonable profit.
3. To. promote intelligent diversi-
fication of crops, and to develop mar
kets for such crops, ather than cotton,
as may be profitably raised.
T. To improve and enlarge pres
emily existing warehousing facilities
and to secure additional facilities to
the end that the producer may carry
his crop, or such part as he may de-
sire, at the minimum of expense and
physical damage and at the maximum
of security and financial advantage.
5. To broaden the markets for raw
cotton and to enlarge the uses for cot
ton and cotton goods.
6. To improve and increase trans
portation and distribution facilities.
7. To collect information as to
both, domestic and foreign consump-
zion of cotton, the state of trade, the
extent of acreage, supply and condi-
ton of crop, and all other informa-
ton of practical Interest to the cotton
industry, and to disseminate the re-
suits through the several sub-organi-
za4ions to every member of every
community, together with directions
as to the course to be pursued in or
der to secure the best results in view
of the facts disclosed.
g.. To do aHsand singular whatso-
ever may be conducive to the stabil-
ity and profitableness of the cotton
producing industry
What 1t Has Accomplished Already.
With only d. temporary organiza-
ton, the Cotton Association has saved
to the cotton producer of the South
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-10-29

join.
Join The South Carolina Cotton. As
sociation. -
"Organization will VIM. -, =. .-..
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-10-29

The Dispatch-News is in receipt of
the following letter, defining the pur-
poses and accomplishments of the
Southern Cotton Association from DR..
D. M. Crosson, county chairman for
Lexington County, with request for
publication:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Copyright. 1919. by Mrs. Nj. A.

H,che somn co ca for sent T. 5hs
English soon scenes. '' Many of '" our readors
can testify to their righteousness.
Nov Now she sends sen, TO the s Kitchen some
at It'd bitr.
Mrs. Wcemg also notes that so many
women ask for recipes TO be repeated
man many times and she saSs ,hat she
thrn pastes them IN an old magazine.
When they arc needed they are at
hand.
English Ant Sandwiches.
Cur the crusts from the end of a
loaf OF white bread or bran bread,
and spread Ugh " with butter. Then
s sasn sc xer Viii, a hons s!ees HGs :r$y
with hneir c! orred barcelona or val.
and then cut :n'o, triangles; CoTer
n paper dolly and pile the sandwiches
IN It neatly.
Beet Root Sandwiches.
Wash in plenty OF water and cook
crater Place the prepared beet root
in mixing bowl and add
one-quar,er teaspoon OF salt,
0ne-1uarter teaspoon OF pyaprika.
Mix thoroughly and then prepare
the bread as for nut Sandwiches. using
u.
Meat Sandwiches
Nrs. Weems brought to this coun-
Try many OF the old world economies
and among them arc that every tiny
scrap Of meat can be utilized SO that
bits of meat are picked off. Also any
leftover portions Of steak. chops.
member the old adagc that willful
waste makes woetul want.
Now to prepare the filings put
e9a ef9 aaso pea, thsh hs
each cup. Place in a mixing bowl
One teaspoon OF salt
One-Quartcr teaspoon of white pep
one tablespoon of hncly chopped
One Tablespoon of Worcestershire
sauce,
Two tablespoons of mayonnaise
Mix Thoroughly and then spread be.
tween bread prepared as directed for
nut Sandwiches. Mutton. veal. left-ove-
Dish. as well as the giblets and meat
picHed from the neck and carcass OF
the chicken. turkey and geese adding
me skin OF the fowl, also.
Fruit Sandwiches.
The sandwiches are delicious and are
sssFGd at all large entertainnents in
aas a E,it,s Isles tnt Prspsde The bread
then spread with layer OF mick. ciot
I'D or Dcvonshirc cream and sprinkle
spread other slice OF the prepared
nread with prepared fruit. Press
Nrmiy together and then trim the
cruats. and cut into triangles and nile
on sandwich tray covered with hand.
some paper doilies.
To Prepare Fruit.
Cleanse the fruit selected and wash
ana turn into 4 cloth. Drain IL using
berries. Chop pineapple or Gu, pare
peaches in slices. Well drained stewet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
GRAIN CORPORATION TO SELL
FLOUR AT $40 A BARREL
Wheat Director Announces Plan for
Reduction of Price OF Food
Essential.
IRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. August s.-Details Of
the United states Grain Corporation s
plan to sell -four a. $40 A barrel were
made public today by Julius II. Barnes.
United States wheat director. Under
the plan restrictions arc placed on the
price TO be charged by wholesalers,
jobbers and retailers.
The -four Will be sold in 40 pound
sacks on a basis of $40 in the territory
OF West Illinois and Indiana and West
OF the Mississippi from Cairo to the
Gulf of Mexico. not including the Paci-
fic Coast region and at sl025 in the
remainder of the country. JobberS
and wholesalers must guarantee to re-
sell TO retailers at not more than 20
cents additionsi and wholesale price
Tor the original packa ses and must
not charge more than cents A pound
for broken packages of any size.
The grain corporation also announced
that its whcckly purchase at Salii-
more of wheat -four packed for en-
port. was 1,03l.03l barrels at prices
ranging from $3.50 to 5000 per bar
rel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
The SANDMAN STORY
THE WITCH QUEEN-PART II.

When the Old witch saw the King
she ran 10 him and fell upon her
knees. begging that he would give ncr
back her broomstick.
OF course he did not know who she
wAs. and thought Il was her fault that
MS ~iie-thc Quecn-disappeared each
night so nc told her She was i bad
old woman and that he had discovered
her secret and burned her stick.
Wife? You shall never carry her away
again"
When the Old Witch heard this she
knew ne did not know her. and she
told him IL nc wanted TO see his vile
again he mus. take q long Journey
with her TO a tar-oh forest. and there
she promised him he would again gee
his beautiful Queen.
The nAxt day the King and his
sarvants set out and took the Old
Witch with them. For many days
the Gave OF the Old Witch.
Here she told the King and his
servants 10 remain outside while she
went in alone. but the King would
not do this. and she had TO let them
follow her.
When the King saw the Old witch
step in the pool and the water closed
over her he told one of mis- servants
TO save her: for he was sure she would
be drowned
But before the servant could jump
in the old Witch arose from tine pool
not haEsard old woman. bu, the
beautiful Queen.
Spelloound, the King and his serv-
ants Eazed upon the changed woman
and then ali the servants and the
King jumped into the pool. for they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
DELICIOUS TID-BITS
TO FILL SANDWICHES
English Nuts, Beet Roots, Meats and Other Delicacies
Suggested by Georgia Women-Special Method
for Preparing Butter to Make It Creamy

or preserved fruits may be used for
these sandwiches.
Clottcd Devonshirc Cream.
Place one cup OF milk in 4 saucepan
OF cream Heat Slowly Wy to o"G simmer hms
maintain this heat for about fifteen
m m ties. Let cool and then skim on
tne, cream and use as directed in
rccipe.
Chop three tomatoes and turn into
store cheese to measure one-haif Gun.
PLACE the cheese. the well-drained to-
radish.
One-half teaspoon OF salt,
00ne-guarter teaspoon Of mustard.
Onc-quarter teaspoon OF pepper
in bowl. mix Thoroughly and spread
between the prepared bread cut az
directed for nut sandwiches.
DcrIlcd EYE Sandwiches
through fine sieve and then add
I InaeS t;ablespoons OF mayonnalse.
Ohe-half teaspoon of salt.
Inch OF pepper.
Cne-quarter teaspoon Of mustard
MIN thoroughly and then spread on
place the etttuee be.W esfe t fsd slice fhsn
OF bread as for sandwiches
Cucumber and Checse Sandwiches.
Pare, one medium sized cumumber
and sprinkle with salt. Place three or
cumher. Let sta nd for two hours and
then wash. wipe dry and crate and
qoar ,om r[snare o tomato pulp using
point and then place where il will
loosen the skin and then piunging into
d do.d " at, Peel and chop tine and
amount. Of cheese to measure one half
cup Now TO prepare the sand wiches
psSpare the bread as for. sandwiches
ana men spread with thin layer of
the grated cucumber, season. then a
layer OF grated cheese. then a layer
81 tomato pup. Season. Place a top
sllce OF bread on the sandwiches and
angles and serve.
How to Prepare Butter for Sand
witches.
Place the butter in a bowl and add
10 onc-quarter pound OF butter
one teaspoon Of papr.ka,
oon n teaspoon of mustard.
IN tablespoon of finely chopped
One tablespoon Of nncly grated
onion.
Bea; until creamy and then spread
Win spatu!a. This butter should
English folk have a very delightful,
~, ss % serving tea or supper. This
e% el 'n homea e TSe in the mos,
wheeled into the sitting or 1;rs
ing-.oom IN bad weather and into the
sn sto Of s %hen Il IT,, Is permissible 70 be
by using spirit lamp TO heat The
water with, or II is brought from the
Kitchen, ready TO serve. With he tea
Is served trays or small willow has
kets OF the most delicious sandyiches
| and sometimes the hot scenes which
! are spread with most delicious fruit
butter prepared as only the housewife
IN the British Isles can make this
| sple ndid conserve
Come again. Mrs. weems. and send
US some OF the real old cake and
Sookie recipes such as Mirlton tarts.
Marlborough cake. Isle of Wight his
| crop or cup cake from the EsrIish
downs. We all enjoy your attractive
old world recipes e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
JOSEPH IS NOW ACTING
PRESIDENT OF HUNGARY
Budapest adyices Declare Archduke
Has No Intention OF Re-Estab-
fishing Monarchy.
SAYS HE is TRUE DEMOCRAT
Thief Steals Rulers Only Pair OF
Trousers, Thereby Delaying Official
Call on Allied Diplomats-Tlan OF
New Regime Tacitly Accepted.
SAYS HE is TRUE DEMoCRAI

VIENNA. August s.-There is no in
tention Of making Archdukc JOSEPH
King of Hungary. according to adj
vices received here from Budapest. his
Office being merely that OF president
Although he IS surrounded by DAD
monarchist influences. he has declared
in an Interview that he would attempt
TO work along the same lines as Count
Michael karolyi. saying:
II am true democrat / tried 10
show this by surrcndering most OF
my estates last fall II is my inten-
ton to carry on the government until
the elections are held. and then Parlia
ment Will decide upon matters
After various consultations with
allied Representatives, including Gen
erdl Gordon. of the British army. and
Colonel w. b. Causey. l.. S. A.. at
tached to the relief administration in
Budapest. as we'll as Lieutenant Col
onel Romanelli. OF the Italian mission.
yesterday. Archduke Joseph and his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Retail Markets
All Out fJoint
Strike Of Railaoay OPERA
tives Makes Shipments
and Prices Uncertain.

The Times-Dispatch is unable TO
furnish the housewives Of Richmond
any definite information as TO wha,
they Will find in the retail markets
this morning or what they VIII have
to pay for that which they do find
The list OF articles given below and
the quotations following eacn cannot
be depended upon, for the simple rea-
son that the strike Of railway opera
tivcs has Knocked everything GU, OF
Joint.
The articles that usually come dire;
IRON the nearby farms by wagon Will
be found plentiful enough, but any
and everything that is shipped 10
Richmond b. rail may be found or ii
may not-most likely many articles
VIII notIand those that are found
may be higher in price than the figures
given below. Under present conditions
prices are liable 70 change in mo-
ment. the twinklng OF an eye.
OF course any advance on the figures
given below Will be charged up TO the
scarcity OF the goods. caused by the
strike and the consequent :nabaility Of
Shippers to get the goods to market
in anything like price-regu!attn.
quantities, and in way, that viii be
the cause OF the trouble.
The following quotations ruled at
the closing hour last evening":
The Following quotations Will rule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
RODMAN'S SPEECH RULED
GUT BY NAVY SECRETARY
Admiral Not Permitted 10 Deliver
Prepared Address mt san Diego
banquet to Fleet.
10y Associated Press. !

sAS DIEGO, CAL. August s,,A
speech prepared and handed 10 the
press in advance b. Admiral Hugh
Rodman. commaner Of the New PACING
Fleet. remained in his poke; Cndeliv-
cred today. for Secretary of the Navy
Jose plus Dan ieis last night censored
the prepared address just before tae
admiral was To speak at banquet
given in honor of the secretary and
officers of the feet
Admiral Rodman announced to the
banoueters when called upon to speak
that permission TO deliver his prcpar ID
address had been refused by the Sec
rotary of the Navy. and he responded
to the toast by expressing his pleasur
at the reception rendered the officers
and men of the Pacific Fleet.
Admiral Eodmans speech had been
given to the press. and was in type
in many newspaper offices throughout
the country. No intimation that it
would not be delivered was given until
the admira rose to address the ban
queters and made the announcement
himself No reason was advanced by
Admiral Rodman for the ban on his
speech. Neither was one forthcoming
from Secretary Daniels, who Sat near
the fleet commander.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

w-oush; the change in IN. wt,ch na
.heE wanted TO be younger thourh
ihey were not old
hen they came out they were all
young boys. SO young that the Queen
.hou n beautiful, was 100 old 10 al
tract the King then.
me witch Queen was not thinking
OF this, however. but with via
pace mat had once been the pool:
me water was not there. only a deer
mole remained
an the water had been used and
when the sun rose the next dav shs
knew she would be n old witch srsin
with no magic water 10 restore re-
youth and beauty.
Throwing her arms over her head
she screamed again and jumped into
the pit and Al the same time the thIn !.
der rolled and lightning flashed and a
'eETT,pole rumolins was heard.
:. When the storm had passed the
KING and his servants found theme
selves standing beside high noun
tain and no part OF The cave or pool
was 10 be seen. f00'
!; was long journey back. and he.
tore they reached the palace the King
and his servants mad changed 10 thar
own forms again, but they did not ell
anyone OF their strange experiences
for they felt sure no one would be-
lievc them.
The King soon forgot tn. Witch
lived happy ever after. Gnu
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate, New York City,
Tomorrows story-'eW-hy the Cob.
Inns DeEnn TO Dnncc.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
FOR THE SWEET TASTE
A Rare Rich Table Syrup
Of Fine Flavor

You Will like Domino Golden Syrup.
1t is pure clean cane product-verv
different from any syrup you ever
tasted.
1t is favored with just dash Of the
delicate taste of the cane. Sweet and
temptins-not too sweet So pure and
wholesome you can eat it at every
meal
fine food for children. They can
drink 1t. and it will not hurt them.
treat for all the family. delicious
spread on bread. biscuit, cakes and
wafT1es.
Domino Golden Syrup is a table deli
cacy of the highest grade Rich. golden
amber in color-wel II bodied. neither
too thick nor too thin.
In two sizes-lS OF. and o5 OF. cans.
Be sure and ask your grocer for Dom
mo Golden Syrup. 1t is made by the
American Sugar Refining Compan ny. re-
hners OF Domino Package Sugars
Ora nulated. Tablet, Powdered Confec-
tlonc4. Brown.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Figured Voiles>
Now in Vogue.
BY RITA sTuyyl:sAN1,.

BI RITA STU SNESAST.
Figured cotton wolfe with all it's
quaint charm. has taken the fashion
be complete this summer without one
OF two OF these lovely frocks. Dark
Wolfe. plentifully sprinkled with gay
little figures. are seen made up into
fetching froeks fer p orGh or street
warm afternoon. Extreme simplicity
distinguishes these dresses. for the
material itself is so unusual that no
other trimming is necessary.
Navy blue tafeta combined itself
with = French blue and white cotton
wolfe irto an unusual little f,ock. The
eved by smart collar Gan Of Wits oe
gAnoie, crosstucked and hemstitched.
Sn.al. covered buttons of the navy
on the front OF the bodice
Over a a,, twSo,pieee scant skirt was
in the from; and Tipped d''a Gracefully IS0f in
the back almost to the hem. Taffeta
banding two inches wide outlined the
,sHeta that wound itself snugly about
the waist and was tied at the left side
This simple f!ock was unusually effec-
tivt and had excellent lines for full
figure.
Polka -dottsd wolfe In navy and white
deve!oped anether frock that would be
country or at the beach. The skirt
girdle OF self-material. OF Puritan
simplicity was the sarp.ice blouse.
with its large fshu collar OF crisp
white orsandic; picotted on the edge.
Deep turnback cuYs finished the
sleeves, and there was sash Of the
navy. attached TO the undcrarms and
tied in huge bow at the back
a dainty Ffrock for Informal occa-
sions rolled on figured wolfe In a dell
cate coral shade and black velvet rib
ane loose bodice were cut in one. and
the round neck was slashed and picoted
to form sort Of beading. Black VEL
vet ribbon threaded les way through
these "slits" and tied in a piquant
bow on the left shoulder The short
sleeves were likewise trimmed. Tiny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

skirt and although they were delight
fuily funny. in no way DESTROYED the
slim silhouette. This charming frock
is also shown in French blue, lettuce
green. citron and orchid wolfe sprinkle
with ifures of lighter shade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

group. Reports ra.ohing here say that
this visit had 20 be delayed because
the archdukcs trousers had disap-
peared having been stolen His at
taches had 10 10 some quick skirm-
ishing TO borrow another pair. It is
said. inasmuch az tho communists had
taken most of the archdukc's clothing
month ago. When he visited the
allies he presented his plan for ncA
government which was tacitly ac-
ceptcd
Representatives OF the new govern
ment visited Premier Jules Pcidll and
other members Of the Hungarian Cabi-
net at o'clock in the evening and
announced to them that they must
resign. 1t being declared that they had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
IDEAS IN MILLINERY

kidskin. combined with velvet name
and other fabrics. is used for sports
hats.
Velourette is made into sports hats
by the French.
Fur hats combined with fabric is
OF many.
Squirrel. mole and kolinsky seem to
be the best liked furs.
Gold and silver broeades are used
in com bination with fur
Monkey fur edEins is gaining in
popularity. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Harold Cheatham t2t. Richmond.
Beulah Doris Pueh t2D. Richmond. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
BOYS WRITER DIES
William Nathaniel Hnrben, Editor of
Youths Companion. Ill Only
Short Time.
IBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. August S.-William
Nathaniel Harden. author and associate
editor Of Youths Companion. is dead
at mis- home here after 4 brief illness.
Mr.. Harden. Wso WAS born in Dalton
Ca, in 1858. is survived by his widow
and two children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
At the Movies

DIJou-Murlon Davies In "The
Dark Stnr."
BLCEBIRD-Nnrict program.
BROADwAI-Jack Plckford in
"Bill Apperson's boy"
CoLoNiAI-EveIyn Nenbit in "a
Fallen Idol"
IsIs-"Oh, hoy"
ODEoN=-wflIium 4. Hart In "Thc
Poppy Girls Husbund."
REX-"T'he Red Glove.o
NICToR-willism 8. Hart in
"Wagon Tracks,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

or, preserved fruits may be used for
these sandwiches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

been unable to Keep order spd vera
nor representatives OF the nation The
Ministers i,,,s handed In their rSsisnss.ohs
cial protest after relinauishinx Office
Arch luke Joseph. In a manifesto adj.
dressed to the Mangarian people, as-
quoted in dispatches received here to.
dag. invited members OF tho Ssegein
garian statesmen to return inniediata.
~ to Budapest. s3y:-,S
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