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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-06-10

Mexico City--A case of buboniG
plague has been discovered in Atoyac,
state of Vera Cruz Three new cases
of the plague have been reported in
Vera Cruz, according to Heraldo.
Atlantic City-R Bertron Bow, q,
son OF George Bow, Philadelphia
banker, arrived here with his bride,
who was Miss Flora Gosnel, La
Crosse, Wis, before their marriage in
Chicago, May Is.
Geneya-SiXteen years in French
prison was the sentence pronounced
by a French military judge at Lud-
wigshayen, in the occupied zone, upon
Capt Imhof, a German officer, accused
OF looting French chateaux during the
war, according to a Basic dispatch
Denver John ID. Rockefeller, Jr,
who stopped here en- route to Estes
park for vacation, protested yigor-
ously when a newspaper photographer
took snapshot of the Rockefeller
children According to witnesses, Mr.,
Rockefeller seized the newspaperman
by the arm and released him only
when friends interviewed.
Berlin--lt is semiofiicially an.
nounced that $500 gross tons of Ger
man shipping, now under construction,
will be completed at Germany's cost,
and that 225OOO thereof will be deliv.
cred to the allies, in accordance with
- a.,
London-The Louvre, in Paris, has
purchased for $4,000 statue of the
sod Anon with a figure of King Tout
Ankh-Amon seated by him. 1T is a
work of great art" says a newspaper
here. and is in almost perfect preser-
walton, only the hands of the god and
the head Of the king being missing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-06-10
rhree Die In Bail Wreck

Akron a. June r. Three men
were killed and ten others injured
when an Erie train struck an automo-
bile truck carrying road loborcrs ON n
grade crossing at the Erie station in
Barhcrtou near here
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Woman Made Palmer's Assistant

washington. June 1.-The nomIna-
tion Of Mrs Annette Abbott Adams of
san Francisco to be assistant nttor-
ney general was confirmed by the SEN
ate She viii be the first woman to
hold that office.
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Ian RIce peaIers cIoe.

Honolulu 7 H. June AS pro.
test against high iaxation. y Of the Al
rice wholesalers ~ the KnbaPnwa see.
tIon and n Tokyo lave closed their
doors and signed an agrtemen. never
To reopen them, says Il Tokyo cable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-06-10
Burns British FIao.

Washington. June Pro Irish sym
pathIzcrs staged demonstration IN
front of the treasury building when
MISS Helen N OBrIon Of Boston
burned british hng Tho dcmonstra-
tors disappeared before police arrived
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-06-10

Washington June 5--The postal
increased pay bin was passed by the
house o. representatives on Thursday
by the unanimous vote of the SAB
members present. The BIN nov GOES
10 LIN annAIE
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Col. Henry w. Anderson Of Rich.
mond, Va, who has Just been decorat-
ed by King Ferdinand with the Grand
Gordon of the Star of Roumania IN
recognition of his humanitarian Serv-
ices as head Of the Red Cross com
mission to the Balkans He is known
as the Father of New Roumania.'
Colonel Anderson has been indorscd
by the Virginia Republican state con-
vention as its candidate for vice pres
ident Of the United States.
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Grain. Provisions, Etc.

FIOUR-Car lots, per brl, 9S 10 sack ba-
Sis Rye white, in jute, SlO.5oq1O.75; dark
rye. $S5OG9O0; spring wheat, special
brands sl475Ql5OO TO retail trade, $l5.5C
Gll575; hard spring, S44001465, first
clears. S0ood1O.75 second clears. s7.75a
R25 hard winter, S2Jal325; soft win
ter $l2.MGl250
HAY-Choice and No / timothy 42 o0d
44O0, standard and No, / clover mixed
cl0O0a42 COMO. l and No. 2, s36 O0q3S o.
NO timothy, $40 Oor35cO
BUTTER-Creamery. e. ras. 80 score
-2lRc: higher scoring conn lnds a premi-
m flrsts. 81 score 5lg51.Ac: $3.50 score
41d5Oc seconds. S3-S score, 4la+6c; CEN
.rall2ed. SIC; ladies', +d45c: renovated,
lSc: packing stock. $4,000. Price TO retail
trade Extra tubs 55lsc; prints 57lkc
EGGS-Fresh f-sts 37a4Oc ordinary
frsts 35l1G9Gl4C. miscellaneous lots cases
included 3IQ39C; cases returned 36G37c
extras. packed In wildwood cases, 46Q
47c; checks. 3GQ32c; drties. 30Q34c: stor~
age firsts, 4lfd41AC; extras, 42c.
1--WE POULTRY &c; broilers,
34a25c; ROSTERS, zoo &c; ducks. 2Ga2sc,
geese. zoe.
ICED POULTRY Turkeys. 4Sq50c,
fowls, 35436c; ROSTERS, 2OQ22c; ducks, 26I
2Sc: geese, 2GQ22c.
OLD POTATOES-Per 100 lbs. north
ern round. SS5NGSeG.
NEW POTATOES-Per bri, S16Oo1l7 %:
sacked 100 lbs $s,O0dlO0O; hampers. $500
6D45O
CATTLE-Choice 70 prime steers Sl375
Gl4aO; good to choice hefers, S12O0dl41O.
fair to good steers sll0Ha1270; stockers
and feeders s85Cll11.50; yearlngs fair to-
choice Sl2O0015.1O; good to prime cows.
So 5odl2o0. fair to rood hefers sl0OO9
1900: fair to good cows, S7.ONd9.Oo, can
rers. S5O006OO; cutters. s6OOGL25; veal
calves sl3VQl550: bologna bulls, $3.50
S35.
HOGs-Choice light butchers s14 700
1850: medium VT butchers. s13 SOa1435;
heavy butchers 20 $50 lbs. Si350d1t2O;
fair to fancy light Sl375d145O; mixed
packing, S325al390. heavy packing, $124G
dl325: rough packinr. sl200d1240; pigs
81. O0d13.O0, stays, 3sOga9.5O.
SHEEP. - Native lambs, Sl3O0d165O;
spring lambs. sl5.OoQl7oo, western lambs,
II. 5Nd16.75; wethers, S9Ooalo.75; ewes.
IS 50do 81
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Buffalo, N. Y. June T.
CATTI E--Receipts. 18; strong
CALVES Receipts, 1000, $50 higher
Sc O0d16 co.
HOGS Receipts. 1000; steady to JOG
lower SIS ooGl525; mixed and workers.
SIS 40di550; light workers., S350Q145O
pigs, s12.5Ndl30O; roughs, s12 O0Q128;
stags, $I00d900
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SPOJENCI POzADUJi VYDANf 800 Ne
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SEZNAM ZAHAJUf SYNOVE PANA
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Haag g. unora. Spojenemu tisku dnes oZnamue, re
kazda zados vydan byvaho nemeckeho korunnho prn
Bedrcha Vema jako vaeGn6ho zocince bude proedna
en duchu holandsko smouvy vydavan uprch
k cells zaezitos re Jest vlasre vec soudu nez vlady
prave jako jest prfpade exkaisra Jesze ma byt
byvay korunni prime vydan zakad6 versaskych miro
vych umluv pax jest N6mecku ably ieho vydan
pozadovalo.
Paffz g. 1nora - Listna 500 nemeckych vaecnych zo-
CincG chz vvdani bude zadano ma cee meno byvaeho
korunnho prince nekok jinych syn pana Hohenzoerna.
Seznam dorGen by dnes ZdeSimu kemu Zasup
baronu Lersnerov Mezi meme vznamnymi meny naeza
imena byvaeho kanclefe nemeck6ho cisarstv Behma
Howega polnho marsala Hindenbmga, generaa Luden
dOrffa ponho maraa Mackensena bavorkeho korunniho
Rupprecha vevodv wueremberskeho nekok dasich
n6meckych knfzat vyssich dusoinkd
VSichni vnnc rozdeeni jsou oddeleni prvni OBJ
sahuje pouhy vpoGe vSech provcu ostani oddly sesta
vaji jmen kere zalu Angle, France Itaie Belgie
Rumunsko, Jihosavie Polsko.
Nota zaslana Nemecku byla pfedem proiednana schva
enaradou vseh vyslanc Spoeneck odpoved zamitave
chovan Holandska stran vydanf exkaisra muae m stch
nasedk die listu Petit Parisien mze ves pferuseni d
plomatickych sykG Holandskem konecn6 spoienecke
blockade hoandskJch pffstavG posednejSm opatreni
sovue vak a cast francouzsk6ho sku pohybnost neve
RI poenc chte vyhrizkam ziednati vonou spra
vednosti.
Berlin 8 urora KareI Kautsky, ienz byl poveTen vySe
trova Nemecku kdo by vlasne pGvodcem svetove vaky
pi$e Berliner Vokszeitung:
Vynesen rozsudku mad Vil6mem pred neprateskym
dem by nkterak neodstranio nebezpe proevouce spse
by il uspSlo o6ch n6meck6ho idu sal by Viem
Gednkem cel6 vefene mn6ni by pfikaneo nazoru re
nebyl oouzen pro svoie zloGny ale edn6 proo re jest
pecnfm napadnikem oponentem nemecke republiky."
OdporuGue ably kasr by dopraven n6kery ostrov Cd
kud by tax snadno nemoh pestova syky sm pfivzenc
kOuti plany prot n6mecke demokraci.
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VLADIYOSTOK Y MOCI REBEL0.
NOVA VZPOURA NEMA BOLSEVI-
CKEHO POZADf.
MfRovA sMLoUvA RUsKo-EsToNsKA.

Washington, g. dnora. - Vadyostoku jest hlasena
opene nova revouce sce prave one cast Sbr kterou
vrac amercke vosko nazpet domov Vrchni vete gene
raj Graves oznamoval tax depes ez datum 81 edna
VZboureni ma ale msnf raz meso &C nak pod kon
troou vzbourencG, stfezeno spojeneckymi patroami.
Iavnm cilem revolucionaf jest prohlasti proti OBJ
tanske valce ceou Sb dnes zmtajcf ukonc ednou CHI
vmesovani sbske zaezto Slibuii re nkomu nebude
ublizeno nedopust ovsem sprostyh zlocnG kterych
rozhodovat bude vaecny soud Nova nema vsak
zadne spoosti bosevismem nebude m take vlvu
poeate jiz vyklizenf Sbife cd amerckeho vojska.
Vaecny sekretar Baker vypravue, re americka vaecn
skadst6 Vadvstoku nesou velka re vsechny vae6ne
zasoby byy prodany Ruske Kooperativni spolecnost.
Odesy dosla zprava londynskemu mnistersvu vaky
g. vypravue re bolsevci zmocn Nikolaeva nyni
pochoduji ma Ocakov.
Reval, 3. Gnora. Rusko- -Estohska mirova nmuva
ruGuje Esonsku upnou samostatnos vzdanim vsech
rokd sov6skeho Ruska padu re byla mezinarodne
Tzena neutraa zeme, mus estoska vada podrob Zad
mir uzaviracch nema narok vecnou nahra
a vsichn zaac kratce po podepsani muvy budou pos
nj domu &Mr
Estonsko obdrz vysadu vybudova cd vlasnfch hranic
drhu do Moskvy povolen vykoureni $500 600 akrd es
kdezt ruske Wade sovetd prnuto jest pvo pouzva
du fesy Narvy hnanf eektrckNch stron.
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NAVRAT CELEHO PLUKU CESKO-
SLOVENSKE ARMADY ZE
SHIRE.

Rim, 2s. edna (Opozdena zprava.) - Uzavirajce nej
pozoruhodne Odseu modernch dob prvn ceskoslovensk
p6s pluk enz vrat SbfTe dotk vtera evropske
pGdy Terstu. Odeel dnes odtamud do Prahy kan prize
de ned6 TTnact set silnych obdvuhodn6 discipnova-
nch voak nasedao ma vla ozdobeny narodn vlakou ce
skosovenskou prav Edgar Anse Mowre zpravoda chcag
kych Daily News Pluk ma sebou kapeu kter hraa narod
nj pisne pochou nadraz veikemu bubnu zaprazen
by maGek puku "Sona zavaly sbfsky pony, ktery byl
plukem po ctyf roxy jest riumalne do Prahy
p9vstn Vadivostoku zaf vyprve vojac re celia Sbif
revouje proti admirau Kol6akovi Kaptan Gepper enz
mel ma starosti dopravu voiakH, prav:
Spoeneci vojenst attaches, po6itae to americkeho
angckeho Vladivostoku kona tanou schulz ceskym
peneralem Gajdou byvalym ddstonikem Kocakovym
lii podporova ej pokusu povaen Koltaka jenz byl
pfis kruy reakcionafsky General Gada by podporovan
umrnenou revoucionarskou skupnou. kazdem pfipade
pokus generaa Gady mel iz zdart kdyz eho kozacke
puky byy napadeny Japon ktef mali sve vastn zamy ma
Sbf Spojenecke pany byly sabotazovany Japonc Jsem
list re touto dobou general Gada drzf z vychodni
Sib Jeho vada jest slime podporovana, uzavfe mir do
hodu boseviky (Kapitan Geppe newt die toho dosud
konci povsan Gajdova) Vseobecne mneni voja
k mi smy re sovetska forma vlady udrzi Rusku
boSevc must spolupracova demokratickym stra
nami.
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LUCKY SRB ODSOUZEN NEMCI MA
PEVNOST.
CESKOSLO LOVENSKA VLADA BUDE PROFESSIONAL
u SPOJENCU A v LIE NARODO

Kabeogram Ceskosovenske Hforma6nf kanceare
Praha 26. ledna. = VGdce Luzickych Srbd Bart jenz
by Genem mirove delegace Ceskosovenske Repuby mi
rove konerenci PaTz by odsouzen voenskym soudem
Lpsku f eta do pevnostnho vezen zradu Meme
ku, spachanou daine tm re odha pafizskemu denniku
'e Man tainou nobisaci N6mecka. Jde justcn zocin
nebot autorem neby Bart nybrz ces professor Butter pf
d6leny kove kancela minserstva zahranic Ceskosove
ske Republikv.
Vlada Ceskoslovenske Republiky proestue spoencn
bude professional take Lie NarodG protoze Bart jako Glen
move delegace eskosovenske nemze byt restan kdyby
by nformace takove dial svetove vefenost Pravo Ldu
organ mnistekeho pedsedy Tuzara prav odsouzeni Bar
tove: Pokadame nemozno ably byl roZsudek vykonan
kdy svetem uznana zasada re kazdy narod ma NIT ner
auonomii Portrait rozmah narodnho vedomi lusorni
OGekavame TSskon6mettf soudruzi pTic ably
dek drakonck6 t6 forme nebyl vykonan.
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STEHOVANf DO KANADY.

Ottawa, 8. unora. Vice nez
25 tisic prisluSnikG farmafske-
no stavu vystehovalo Sc re
Spoj. Statd b6hem roku 1919
do Kanady die vladniho sdele-
nj. Spoi. Staty dodaly celkem
52.064 vystehovalce = temef
polovinu celkoveho poctu ka-
nadskych emigrantu. Prinesli
8 sebou ma hotovosti S18,419.-
4O6. Celkova emigrace do Ka-
nady obnaSela 117.633, o 1874
procent vice roku 1918. z An
glie Sc odStehova'o 57.251 o.
sob. Pres dvacet tisic emigran
til bylo odmrSteno..
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NEBEZPECNE POSTAVENf
CESKOSLOVENSKE ARMA-
DY MA SIBfRI.
Vlada sovstI nabizi volny pri-
chod, vydaji-li Cechoslovaci
Kolcaka, zlato a zbrans.

Charbin, Mandzursko, 20.
ledna. (Opozd6na zprava.) Ce
choalovaci odhaduji, re maji
stale jest6 $4,000 muzG podel
zeleznice zapadne od Irkutska
v delce asi 400 mil. Ackoliv
potravin mali Cechoslovaci do
sti, nachazeji Sc We velmi chou
lostive situaci nasledkem okol-
nosti, re celia krajina nacha-
ri Sc v rukou bolSevik1. Cecho-
slovaci byli by 1plne bezmoc-
nymi padu vseobecneho po-
bvtu "a Gcelem znemozneni je
jich evakuace.
!Armada generala Semenoffa
sklesla ma 1000 muzd. Jeho po
kus O mobilisaci rakousko-ne-
meckych valecnych zaiatcG IL
pine selhal. Shrouceni Kolcako
Wy vlady ma "a nasledek, ze
takfka vSechno obyvatelstvo ST
bire jest ochotno prijmouti
bolsevismus.
z bolSevickeho hlavniho sta
nu v Tomsku ucin6na byla ma
sledujici nabfdka: jestlize Ce-
choslovaci vydaji admirala Kol
caka, jenz nyni jest veznem po
vstalcG Irkutsku, vsechno zla
to, zbrane, stfelivo a vojenske
zasoby, bolsevikove zaruci Jim
bezpecny navrat do Cechoslo-
vakie pres Rusko.
Faktem je, re bolsevikove
majf Cechoslovaky v uzkych a
ia okolnost patrne byla pffGi-
nou, ze Kolcak shozen pres pa
lubu. Cechoslovaci stale jeste
mali We svych rukach zlato, a.
vsak bolsevikove v Irkutsku
prisahali, re nikdy nedovoli, a.
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PROHIBICE LEMONADE
NEPOMOHLA.

V nasem m6ste kona Sc pfi
tonne narodni Sized majitelG
zavodG ma vyrobu zmrzliny a
sladkych napojd. Asi 200 de-
legatG pfijelo do konvence, jfz
predseda tovarnik Schmit z A
thens. Tyz "a vcerejsiho zaha-
jeni siezdu prohlasil, re narod
nj prohibice vyrobu zmrzliny
neposi,ila. Byvali pijaci whis-
ky neb kvasenych napojG ne
mohou pry zmrzline pfivyk-
nouti a rovnez sladke napoje
nepfinaseji Jim nutnou nahra-
du. Zapov6dnost dotGene in
dustrii nikterak tudfz nepomo-
hla a tovarnik Schmidt je pre-
sweden, ze teprve asi We dvou
letech pijaci navyknou 81 ma
mrazene. V Soustati je pfito-
mne tisice zavodI ma vyrobu
zmrzliny. kterazto industrie
financovana jest kapitalem
S200,000.000. Aekoliv cukr je
stale zdrazovan, ceny zmrzliny
v drobnem prodeji letos ne
stoupnou.
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WSSl rtt1 WSS1
VLADNf UREDNfCI PRfLIS
JEDI.

Kongresnik Rucker z Missouri,
pravil dneSnim zasedani, IL
prilezitoeti povoleni 10 tisich
dollari ma udrzovani automo-
biII pro ufedniky statnfho de-
partmentu. toto:- "Tito 1fedni-
CT ieiich klerkove ien pofade
"unGuii". Kdvz chcete 8 mimi
mluvit V II hodin dopoledne,
isou II ob6da. Kdvz Sc vratite
We tfi hodiny, jeste stale jsou
u obeda. Jedi pills mnoho." i.
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TAKE BEDUINI Sc BOURI PROT
ZAPADU.
SRAZKY v MALE ASH MEZI DOMORODCI A
FRANCOUZSKYM VOJSKEM.

Beirut, Syrie g. dnora. - Nasledkem neusale sfrene
propagandy Male ASH udaly Cici boufe ez mely
nsedek srzky Nepravidene vosko rerutovano hlavne
dvokvch stale nepokonych horaskych kmenu pokuso
nahy ok Gzemi okupovane francouzskym voskem Jed
tupa tocia zeleznicn stanici bagdadske drahy
Antabu ma rychlo vyslanS oddfl dtok odrazi
obasti Aintabu Marasu srazily houtky domorod-
c upcskymi bandami tax ze muscle by vojsko povoano
ziednani pofadku Vojenska sance AL Hamanu, lezci
ma cese Aexandrety do Aleppa, byla pravem ova
su Beduny obehana boe zabt eden francouzskych
dnstojnfki.
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MOVE NEPOKOJE V LIMERICKU
v IRSKU.

Londyn,, g. nnora. V Iimericku uday Sc "a posledn
noci pova2f boufe jak telegrafue zdejain s starr
VoskoVypalo zastup demonstrantd jeden muz by
miste zab edna zena pax nebezpene postfeena
zvotem vyvazne LehGe pax poran6na byla celia ada osob
Nepokoe byy vyvolany davem di nichz nektem byli
zbroen kterf vyvoa srazku voenskou polcenf strait
kerou poGatku bylo posm6Sne pokfkovano konecne
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by ie dostali vychodne cd Bal
kalskeho jezera. V Irkutsku
tou dobou je zadrzeno 20 mill
onG liber SterlingG V 35 bed
mach, mezitim co je V proudu
vyjednavanf. Asi 10 milionG IL
ber sterlingG bylo jiz doprave-
no do Vladivostoku. Tato
cast jest zarucena "a CHI pGjG
ky.
Ohledne polske divise, eta
iici 5000 muzG, vychazi ma je-
vo pos ednich zprav, ze muz
stvo jejf Sc vzbourilo, pobilo
dastojnky a preslo k bolsevi-
kun. Zapadne cd Irkutska ma
chazf Sc take jeSte 1000 Rumu
MI 1000 JihoslovanG.
NITCS1 ENcC1 NTCC
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D'ANNUNZIO ZMOCNUJE Sc ITAL-
SKYCH LODI

Terst dnora. Vddce itaskych povstacI, dosud Rie
drzlcich noc Gabrielle DAnnunzio, zmocn torpedo
veho clunu Orsn vypomocne lode Ctta de Roma, plujc
Aneony Pules naklad sfeliva potravn urcenym pro
alske odsvo Lode dopraveny byly vterejsiho dine do
rjeckeho prstavu.
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$1,000 JEST VYPSANO MA PROSTRE
DEK PROTI CHRIPCE.

Denver, a. 1nora. - ZdejS list Denver Post dnes ozna-
muje re ekaT jemuz by podao obev prosfedek evic
istou ucnno prot poznovu rozmahaci epdemke chrp
vyzisk vypsanou $25O00 Obnos vyplacen bude
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-05-13

In an article published elsewhere
. in this issue in which he reviews III
a modest way his work in the coun-
ty, Mr.. Epps, the county demonstra-
tion agent, makes the interesting
statement that in 1914 he found on
ly one pure-bred bull in' the county
and now there are eight During
that time a number of citizens have
bought their own bulls, and now
there is not a man in the county who
Is not in reach of good bull. THESE
bulls adds Mr.. Epps. were the
best Guernsey bulls we could get,
all from cows which had made rec
ords of 500 pounds, or above, o f
butter in a year." This in itself
makes splendid showing for Mr..
Epps. In putting pure-bred bull in
reach of every man in the county ne
has accomplished something that no
other county in the state has sue
ceeded in doing. He has stimulated
an industry that has according to the
current number of Weekly News
Notes, published at Clemson College,
possibilities that cannot be eXagger-
ated. Weekly News Notes says in
part: 'In a community where only
one good purebred bull is needed they
found that from four to eight scrubs
were being maintained. The total val
ue of the scrubs for slaughter would
be more than enough to purchase the
good purebred and by placing the
purebred in the center of the COM
mupity and eliminating the feed bills
for several scrubs, the purebred prov
ed TO be not only cheaper to own but
cheaper to maintain than the scrub
bull service. The truth of this is so
evident and the superior value OF
purebred sires so plain that it should
only be necessary 70 present this SD
ject in order to get every farmer in
the state interested in the elimina.
ton of all kinds of scrub sires and
the substitution of good purebreds.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-05-13
Sunday Nights Mass Meeting.

We do not believe the men and
women who attended the mass meet
ing at the school auditorium Sunday
night and pledged themselves to work
for the moral uplift of the youth of
the community will fail to keep their
pledges. It was evident even to the
most casual observer that the pendu-
Ium has swung too far one way and
the time has come for action on the
part of the citizens of the commun-
ity.
There has been too much indiffer-'
enco on the part of the community
and a sad lack of restraint on the
part of the parents. This may due
TO the period of social unrest which
prevailed during the war and has
persisted throughout the period of
reconstruction, but nevertheless it is
q fact that many youths of the COM
munity have been abandoned to
their own appetites and desires, and
the distressing conditions which at
present confront the community fol-
: lowed as naturally as the night fol-
lows the day.
1t is not the purpose of The Her.
aid, nor was it the purpose of
the men and women who gathered
at the school auditorium Sunday
night, to tell parents how they shall
raise their children. That is a mat
ter for which each individual parent
is responsible, and problem he must
solve for himself. But taken in the
collective sense the child is an as
set of the community, and if there
are temptations which are likely to
Emake that child liability or men
lace then it is the duty Of the people
to adopt such rules or laws Or to
ftake such action as may be necessary
Ito remove those temptations.
There is too much loafing on the
gstTeets at night. The main thor
,oughfares are public Fairgrounds,
and children of tender age are per-
mitted to keep hours to suit them
selves. When nightfall comes the
home is the place for the child of
irresponsible years, and if the par
ssnt does not feel inclined to compel
that child to remain at home at
-IDSuI Iucu IL UtCOuSS lue uuly VI luS
Officials to pass such laws as will re-
,quire the father to exercise his pa
iternal authority.
{
The sentiment Of the meeting Sun
day night was in favor of the adop-
tion of a curfew law. There was no
expression from the audience as to
what ages it should include. But
that such a law is necessary for the
present is fact which cannot be
questioned. The audience made no
recommendations, but left the mat
ter entirely in the hands of council.
We belieye that Sunday nights
meeting will result in great deal
OF good. 1t has brought the atten-
tion of mothers and fathers to
the fact that their sons were drifting
away from them. 1t had the enect
of exposing to the public gaze the
many temptations to which boys OF
tender years were surrounded. II
mas put the community to thinking
and many who felt free and easy to
do as they pleased have begun tc
realize that they must maintain q
certain standard Of respectable citl
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-05-13
A Man May Be Known
Bv the Enemies He Makes

Hon. Mitchell Palmer, Attorney General
of the United States, and candidate for
the Democratic nomination for President,
has made enemies of the following pro-
grams: The Reds, Profteers, Hoaders,
Packers, Radicals, Labor Agitators, Re-
dictionary Republicans, WHY?
Because as alien property custodian he
took enemy property and used it to help
America during the lUar;
Because he is driving the alien anarch-
lists, boLsheuists, communists and l. WV.
back to Russia;
Because prosecuting who seek to extor unwarranted
and the of the country Be-
he is bringing out and fore
ing tho holding for higher prices
forced packers accept court decision
activities the production and distribution OF
monopoyzng unrelated lines OF
acted behalf Of all the people against
the or
mdwnter the entire public to starvation
the stand of reactona RepuD
honest policies Mitchell Palmer IS
100 cent Democrat South caro-
cent American and 100 per cent Democratic
Carolina should for Mitchell Palmer ana
Palmer for President Literature shows
General stands for and what he has done
primary campaign committee, sos Munsey Building
Washington D. Z.