Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 4

TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 28 1925 DEATH DIBBLE JR A HOUSE APIECE! 11L 1 11 Uiy IO HIV I Ir There was a larg? attendance! was ail to no aiil Phono 311 133 High St BRIGHT LIGHTS CITY LOANS tv fur hours it has Lccn impress'd I (Iren should be arrested and hu tor' mnrl 1 al cBnf fn Hm lniQtti auv '4 IHOht detestable (Illll'llla 1 1 1 4 Ilin 'If the age distribution of our man who was responsible for this illation were the result of a Irffuble glided in down the road the statt American Law Society COMING SOON IN made Steal Your Heart Away in 0DOWD THEATRE It pjrfrtrwMrw: $100 $100 up 35c i Also Call Calhoun Advance hoorn isn't ilt sight of the rights of his fellow scan ana respect for women and ch drrn Any man who would wilifuliv and inalie'ouslv jepardize the liv cf helpless women nnd ihil The have a full line of first clas barbers inspect when opened up Th old town on quite a and Women Caln i in 30 or Money Hack Market and Grocery 253 Dargan Street Phone 4S1 lorence a ruits and Vegetables native llieats staple and ancy Groceries JIM VAUGHAN'S ELECTRIC MEAT CUTTER USED Sunday afternoon when tlenly 'became worse and eveiyth'rg rosjible was Nation's legal seotlon to parti' cipale in the progressive codifi cation of Internatonal law A three day miming of th so ciety was corn lulled with ban quit tonight at which Sucrutarv Kellogg and Sir l'ime Howard the British ambassador brief addresses lens than three cents per treatment Any druggM ran supply powdered tirkroot in origin! package S'1there's nn excuse now for any wom TIIE PERMANENT of a garment depends on the way it is cared for All those that come to our dry cleming es tablishinent are pressed into their original shape before being sent home This is the case whether the garments are ladies or attire And the dry cleaning in both cases is faultless At Something Effective for Wrinkles BOOMING (ronr the Spartanburg Sun) is general rumor that some parties will Easter dAls ARE ICKLE It may be cold or it may be warm during the Easter season so do not take it for granted thit Spring has come If you have not sufficient coal to see you safa'y through to warm weath er let us replenish you coal bins now so as to lie sure of plenty of warmth on chilly days ar lights Phone 719 lorence i ling Co Opp 1 itr Crean Co 1 These are questions which already begin to for the prepared upon mu that you cannot stress this point too much Just lad rofolv it mitu It haj been conclusively denmn strated that a simple home mnde tarkroct paste applied to the face will very quickly elimin tz wrinkles worry care and age marks You need only 'mix a spoonful each of THE THIE (If BAGDAD After an illness lasting since Thursday VV D'bblo Jr aged three and one half years the little son cf the Itev and Mrs D'bble died at the lorence In firmary Sunday afternoon and lhe funeral' services were held at four o'clock yesterday afternoon at Central Methodist church of which the Rev Dibble is the pas at the funeral 'ami the floral em blems were more than usually nu merous and beautiful Mr and JHrs Dibble have made numbers of friends since com ng to lor ence and the entire community has gone out in sympathy tu thorn in their bereavement The little boy was thought to be doing wr yl no kuB althouJJI done it population rroloiieed resent rale of procreation un affei ted by paiiiling from immi gration we should find that the ratio would fail from 23 per lU0 which it is approximately today to well below 20 and the corres ponding death rate would increase from a little over 12 per 1000 the present figure to well over 15 These two corrections reduce the rate of natural increase from over one per cent per annum to one half on one per cent Our birth fate moreover is falling rar Lily It has declined more than CO per cuit in the last thirty years and the end Is not yet Even at its present leave and with our current death rate it will take more than 120 years to double our numbers These figures agree with the esti mates of Professor Pearl who on I thin Jo taproot huad this over your face then sit 00000 in 2010 i down before your mirror and watch I It Inii'dly tme as yo to work unwclcone lim4 disllppCnt Hiisclvcs into a Malthusian panic than fifteen minutes your face Unless Indeed we desire Io ra wj ns smooth and firm as iucd the native born population by v(SinR Kir BwincH will ahoationwide birth control to the Jnct youthful contour will be Point wheio we will be willing to 'rPUterci Jt' simply wonderful huwif all immigration restrictions harmless mixture works fill up tho country with Euro 1 t))B result after the mixture is LvL nni'clLtft thfif Mv dear riends: 1 After mv attack of lu 1 was thin rm down and weak I hid a sallow complexion my checks were sunk in and I wax continually troubled with gm on mv sttmach 1 felt stuffy and had lost my npnrHte I had rend about McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com pound Tablet tn give them trial At once I began to pick up nn ippctite my cheek filled nut and my complexion became healthy looking 1 I rained 15 pounds in nix weeks and nm very thankful for whit fod Liver Oil Compound Tablets IM me Miss Alberts 254 Cerra Gnrda St Decatur Ill To take on weight grow al rang and vigorous tn fill out the hollow's mi MEMBERS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein Tie Plight of the South This article is being written on (lection day but before the result of the voting can possibly bi known No mat cr Thc suggestions it con tains will still be pertinent whatever the story told by the first page truss morning It makes very little difference what any of us think about the outcome of balloting It makes a con rlderable differtnee whether or not the people of the South teatizc the precarious situation which this section ha come to occupy politically As yet we doubt if very many of them realize this and yet it is we think the outstanding political development of the time so far as we arc concerned Look at the facts They are not pleasant to con'emplate but they cannot be ignored donger We ure in a ad fix politically in this part of lhe country and if we are to find a remedy for our troubles we must first of all determine what" they are That will take considerable dis cussion and all we can hope to do now is to help statl the ball of ibis dbcusson rolling If that can be accomplished we inay achieve the new pro gram and the new leadership which we so much need or at the root of the present plight lie the fact that it hax today virtually no national jd'ogram and viitually no national leadership It it strange that it ahould hr treated by tho rent (he country a such a negligible factor? What is it £Oiitributing today in the way of politicalthought? What political leaders ha it who po ses weight er authority beyond their own States What constructive policies are its people ruad tc fight for with the brains and zeal that made their power In the old days? The plight of the South in these rexpecU bu perilous at any time In a period when political currents aiu deeper and swifter than ever beiorc with nmie violent whirlpools more danger rocks and our is truly periou position upen up a a new barber shop in a few days It Lnanges wmen 1 io no uees'ies uir muring bL equipped W'ith the latest fixture now iweep over us almost oerotc we mow tneywili arc in Contemplation It is true everywhere all the of Llorop' ev lpp ing now far to the left now far to the right Ccn ter parties have lost their power They are in a bad way And the South has belonged ti the school politically which sought as a rule tho middle of the road eschewing uitra conservatisn on the one hand and radicalism on the other With Labor organized and miliant with radicalism or ganized and in deadly earnest with conservatismorganized and drawing the lines sharply what is r' BY NEUTRALIZING STOMACH AM) INTESTINAL St You rnnvblame hnbv edit to much Tn fact dj senterj diarrhea sour stomach gas and bow el disorders all come from excess acid 3 When a' baljy starts to fret it should have attention at once fori when acid starts it not only up'ets the stomach but it es right on and inflames their tender little intes i tines and starts troubles The least little thing will start a food to souring before it is fully digested and it then immedi ately starts to forming acid The way to keep your baby heslthy and happy is to keep down excess' ac'd Go to your druggist and get a hottie of Anti erment and wher baby has the colic one small ise'ill usually bring immediate relief 1 It is quite harmless pleasant tast ing and aids their digestion Anti erment contain no harm ful drugs of any kind The best doc tors in the country recognize the merit of tho ingredients from which it is made You can get Anti erment from Lake Drug Co or any local druggist 'nk for size Prepared by Anti erment Co Columbia l' VI The Eilbor ol he News Re view: Seme days ago you made loetnent in your columns about lhe fellow who would" not use his lights W'th'ii the past twen THE READY PISTOL The Bhooting of the South Carolina Industrial school boy by a policeman at Mayesville the other night is hut anothei of the readiness of the pistol to fire when in the hands of persons of little judgment ortunately the boy was not killed but the policeman is not responsi ble for that His aim was so sure that the bullet pierced the boys breast and he 1 still in a serious condition The excuse offered by the officer that he heard some one say two boys had killed a guard and were headed is no excuse When after arrest the boy tried to escape the officer according to the reports pulled his pistol and fired We are not disposed to try his case in advance of his day in court but are merely trying to call atten tion to the danger of placing firearms the hands of irresponsible people CLEANLINESS Is next to godliness said a wise man once Achievement success have their roots in good health and frequent bathing is a sure road to good health Let us figure the cost of a bath room in your home TOM CHILTON Quality Plumbing LORENCE LATHAN WINS DISTINCTION Plight of the an editor ial article published in The News and "Courier of November 5 1924 and written Joy Robert Lathan the editor of that fine newspaper has been awarded the Pulitzer prize as bcin gthe best editmial article of lhe year in the United States 4 It is a great ana worthy distinction That Mr Lathan and The News and Cour ier have won and they are due the con gratulations not only of the state but of the South Mr Lathan has been the editor of The News and Courier since March 1910 taking the chair upon the retirement of Major Hemphill who left Charleston to assume editorial direction bf the Rich mond Times Dispatch At the time Air Lathan was vAiincrpst nd iftfr nf 1 pewspa per bein'g barely 28 years continimtfon of our! In his six cylinder and merely languid at me uniortumne occu pants cf the It is my op'nfon that when tho Creator of the univer had fm inhiul with the great plan of crea tion he had a uuiich of material Ibft over that was not Jit for the make tip of a skunk or a rat Up xsnake He combined all this material and created a being that we call a man wiu is so thought1 less ignorant or crazy as to lose cr ear approaclieil I tie urner ot the otimr car was totally blinded the light and had to leav i the road climb a bank and take to lhe field to avoid an accident Ho hart with Him a wife ami three little children and it there had beki a (1 tdi where be left the read you would have had an ae count in your paper this inorn ing of anolher automobile acci dent extraeting it toll of human dint extraction its toll of human i i vi'w nt ini: I part of the was that the ihc recognized daily 1 Olli Previous to that tim'e hehad served first as state new's editor and then as editorial 3vriter Tlt was latcJn 1901 wc believpM Mjfxathan joined thq staff of Jho tPPL rfy hU 'genuine ability his' clcar thinking and tireless energy and his loyalty and devotion to his paper "and to interests of the city and state it served he soon established himself in the minds and Kearts of the people of the state as a safe and sound leader of public opinion fully capable of maintaining lhe high position df The News and Courier in the state and national field and mind: TleJhas proved himself a worthy successor to the great men who at various times since 1803 have guided the destinies of The News and Courier and has succeeded welkin keep ing the paper at the forefront is the lead ing expoment of southern thought and principle It is particularly gratifying to the writer of these lines that in this case merit has been so signally rewarded Wc re joice with Dob Lathan In the honor which has come to him find which he has brought to the south or several years it was our pleasure to be intimately associated with him in the making the The News and Courier and to enjoy his confidence and of this pleasant association we have been ir many ways the proud beneficiary The editorial article which won Pulitzer prize is follows: Suits Dry Cleaned Dresses DYy Cleaned Suits Pressed MODERN DRY CLEANERS Scarborough Mgr 20G Church St Phone 811 This office specializes in the making of Real Estate Mortgage L'carisGIY and ARMS City loans made on improved property at and interest payable semi annually for terms of 5 7 or 10 years for of appraised value Only' annual curtail i 4 i (Alsd SECOND MORTGAGE sproperty hot to exceed 80 of appraised value prepayable monthly Inquiries invited Chas Commander Mortgage Loans LORENCE I SUBSCRIPTION RATES Three Months Six One Year ULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES OREIGN REPRESENTATIVES: rost Isndis Kohn New York Chicago Atlanta and St IouIh Huns It' barely that I washvl iff the fac" i infinitely bet xomij such iilcn i hoiiiu ter thin! from the most skillful face1 the birth eomrol propugamla 'massage And the cost is trifling Hint I lloafing luuuml Miss Rogers 15 Pounds In Six Week I 1 1R Published Every Morning Except Monday pms for answer who is to speak UM hH 1n urn PUUUli HVW iiiniij vi to help formulate her replies? REVALUATION 60')! Governor McLeod takes exception to I the statement of Spartanburg members of the Legislature that he assisted in the de feat of the revaluation program The Governor and Speaker Brown the House of Representatives according to lhe reports used their personal influ ence to kill the bill because it would be a reflection uj)6n them and would amount to discrediting the administration Of botl the Governor and the Speaker In a letter to the 'Greenville News the governor calls attention to the fact that in his message he recommended revalua tion for purposes of equalization and that he had always stood by that recommen dation He points out that he means valuation for equalization in contradistinc tion to revaluation for the' purpose ol and declares that he "will again recommend to the General Assembly revaluation program based on the same principles as set forth in his former mes sage Jn discussing the letter The South Carolina Gazette says is rather cr a line distinction the Governor has drawn The purpose of all taxation is or should be the raising of revenues ami only that Unlike the tariff there is dr should be no reason for a schedule of taxation which gives to one class an ad vantage at the expense of another class In South Carolina assuredly we would not impose a tax except for purposes of revenuestricjly stopping there and going not one whit? farther We have no class es tq (fayor and none to punish through taxation: the 'text's weare assessed are for revenue only to carry on the op erations of gpvcrnment there is all the more and the stronger reason why these taxes should equalized and made fair and just so that no one class will be iav: ored at the expense of another class of KTJ In this connection it is interesting to note that Senator Biease while strong flor a lair and equitable revaluation of property declares the revaluation sljduld not bemade by the State Tax com mission but by the proper constituted authorities of each county This is in line with Senator well known ad vocacy of strictly local self government The Senator's idea will no doubt find ap proval in most of the counties of the state The argument that the various local boards would be in a better position to adjudge the value of their own county lands is sound but the trouble will be in being sure that the boards consist of men whose judgment of values is good It is so often the easy that men are appointed to olfice without any regard whatever tor their peculiar fitness for the job Whatever plan is provided for revalua tion it is certain that the next legislatuie will take some (step to bring it about The idea sceme(i new to the members of the last legislature It did not come up until late in the session and the solons were too busy trying to raise money then to attend to any real constructive business (EbUblie hfd May 18 1922) THE LORENCE DAILY TIMES (Ertablkhed 1894) nmm1 1 South to do what course shall she take where LORENCE PRUTTING CO Publishers jo hej jnlcrusts jeS) What is due to happen to her? ut i RAIN AT LAST After drouth of practically four week duration lorence had rain Sunday night and with it much wind and thunder and lightning Although the rain fell fast for a short lime there wits rjot enough to shook the ground which had become thor oughly parched However grow ing crops close to the city were Anti vnxterdnv to he lunkiut little better In the lower part uhd necK! fW C'j of the county there wnx a muchlciver Oil Compound TMilrtu 30 heavier rainfall it is stall'd Dur div co r'1 wt ing the torm Sunday night ev Lake Drug Co Zeigler' Inc ano cat telephone were put out of live druggist cvrrywlirre If commission by holt of light don't giv your wnndrrful help In 30 ning Manager Duffell said mostihy grt your money bH them were in the northern part judge Put Ke nra "nd i'k for of tho city and were all in work McCov's the original and genuine Ing erd again (adv) mediately sent to me tnasne asy lum A character or If nd Is mom dangerous than most of the people who are now confined: to tin crazy houses I sincerely wish 'hat: I knewwiio this '(man) pvap JI I would like' to co to hint verson ally rnd t' ll Inner my opmion him whether it did him anv good or not 1 1 believe that it would be well for toil to continue calling this muller ta jhe qtieniion ail tno pub lic JUi fOllN HIGGINS BELIEVES COLIC (orm The Greenville News) Startling pictures of an Altieri on inn deuHelv noniilateil to be even properly nourished by the ti rni i nsnurros bavo been I ivou tlt 1 onu blrawt) liy various reformers wno ubu i 4111 national birth controll turn on his 1 'otter 'the only hope of saivaqoij ini the United States This view Is refuted by Dr Louis 1 Dublin statistician for theMetropolitan Life Insurance Coin pany who lias Hie figures is hot true that we are multiplying too tapiilly ami that' we must re sort to a nationwide policy of'h th control to keep our popula tion within lie says Dr iihlin xbows on the other hand that America Is raridly approach ing the condition of a stationary nnnnlnfion Have We Too Many reopie i To Attend League Mestj hnwar'1 worn (adv) WASHINGTON Apr) The ixeeutive ouncll of the American Society of International law to lay atlptid a report of special oiniiiittc'e accenting nn' inyitaiion from the Bi'Ctelar of the League Menf Nation's legal section to parti i I i Bi I I Z' ''I A 'Hif I if bX I 7 'W I I fHr I I WW ni 8 Z'W iW I I i ip Jia v''4Iy77 biu wL I A 8 Hf 1 I 1 BHajEBBEOBHI 'I bl i i 1 null" 1 7 WJ aniKanN.