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MONDAY, MA.T 31, 1920 THE GREENVIEEE PTOCY NEWS FOTTft The Daily Kovo W iierf tertoon cpt Sonday by Greenville 'PtbUaM. lue. Ir ; JAMES L. MAYO. Manager.- ; v J; A-;". .J1V'.'!i.-- VS. "-ieiiHTliv- -A ' 'A J-k Lat'the' Potoffce L GivenviUi. N C. a eeond-eia mtf Ja , V' & 1917. updw.Act of Congr of March v. " . . ; . . . - i ., , , . : I lllfSiLK .-. VW !"- ' J Vt jvered by Carrier within uplifted wetini3uf th. rtr ni by -mit iber desirins ihe Daily New discontinued will plena notify office, rise paper will lw cWinued at rt?i;ulhr subcriptiob rare To iuur at delivery, comptafcu should be made p romp xTy to tblCIre.ultira ClepartBtisn 0819 pvan Hft ieippon u MEMHKK OF THE AHhOClATED PRKHM Xiaoeiated Press i. exclusively en titled. fl f ,r , republtpaauo ;aiabatcbe;iitej;Wt or not tbnrhb ItJm thi tPr aojtbe.lWal published- hereto 2LLIL--lllIll taTh.i : SUBSCRIPTION RTKS: .i...:. $6.00One Mouth :)..' ; -i'.'.i ; . . .'IV. . xiiiCf rainui -. Sihcrttin rviil' - a.vw f - I1' Employee or tne Amen- -aanvsp mucisixpngerti;' i -am. aie can Tobacco. M,, says , :fe: V ive He is Now Abie vWorkEvery Dayl ; i. v THOUGHT tl ,l ou BtES DUE Td - , ; Monday Afternoon, May 31, 1920. HIS YEARS WELCOME, THRICE WELCOME tO gotten rid ? -Iffarestrdnlffiy 'hear f Ka qui ading'strapirely.I im no longer trqiiUeti with constlaion, ; my eirpii-r la t ion is good, and I ain. feeling about a9; well as: I evet did. 1 1 am going,. to ' take a ffwmore bottles of Taulae tlK)gh I am already feeling fine and ira. aJ'.? to work erery day. I am ;ffd' to give this testimonial, -for' a meateine that yill ,?,do J&a. inuclifot c has -done for. ma recommending-:, to ; ; Il,Tr ti - medicine, that w.ill "A 'lV&4cWe,m5Wai. Tanla, iu .T"-' ?r' everybody." . ;.,:V: . -F6r Kle Is ?Worttf Ke , AU DruisU Seli Teniae. Ad h "-Gi-eenville todav welcomes with open hands and hearts the dier bovs, ex-sailors and exniarines here for the purpose of Jrating their first Memorial Day. If there was ever a time in county's history worth while that time is today. ! braver set went to the battlefields of France than those whom m;:Z r :v i triccslette for gowns-. S 'IT'- ' ik: VV of "I am . now seventy four , ears of j agy, but 6ieital6 Tanlac fi dti'f. f.M'l that old by a good man..- yeais."ji said It f?SFlvn. 722 oS;ir: 12th St.. onor today and no section in all the land is more grateful. We !.ril svilie, Ky. Mr. Fynn Js well I remained at home are showing these brave lieroes torlay that wo kr.own in ..I.o isviJle ani lvs . jeen'. appreciate what they did across the seas - i emploved iy I ne, America , T0.-:;po, v mpiin.y ipr a hi;ujm-.. . ., pvaxr-. , . lis is a si-eat occasion in Greenville and one thkt will never be ach was i na bad fix and I had no d from memory's tablet. Here's hoping that each and every sol every sailor, every marine, will have the best Greenville can bw and that each and every one will return to their respective hat democracv stands for. These boys come to us today to help ,pnr.:g n&s sfcl.ole-Jifi, ?. al.iw,. hyimr tribute to those of their comrades who fell on the battle- " bare never run across :. and now sleep within the bosom ot France and lander that T.mhC whv j haVe only raken piiffh't be free. Thev come also to witness the ceremony of pre- three -bottles so far, but I have gai.i- nW?to the ncaresr of kin of these sleeping; heroes diplomas from ' fiVt or six Pun alrealy, which French government. Thev further come to hear from the mouth le who was with them across the seas an account of what they did "i h;,,i hoen feeling all run-down ami ni-aeeount for abou; xix years. My a!)etite was very poor, my ytom- performed. relish for mv food ily heart avtion was hi on account of the gas on my stirach. my kidneys an 1 bladder were ils- out of order and I had in -4 ys nTni ,r , ,MTTT UJU n . no., jjthjim I r ; -- I ' JT'v -.:;;;-.rc; -i' 'iX. J'-' There is m the, Cleyeland, Sue extraordinarv acceleration. . . It gives all the speed .that ; . t Fashion continues-tot smile on trico- j lette gowns amitM r1jh material looks ! f .tiiun nr. iUl i yi cm oil ff rv M Q t V . : a'. t . x i t a. ef full v inoculated with the thought, that Greenville and Pitt " " '.'V: " . - - parncuiar.y wi, maue up in sira gu . i wa I'EPiruaiiy cun.siiimieu, -u iir- use tuoaeis. srripeu -eneccs m.piuiu cn'atioM was poor and that tired, w-ak colors, made, by a drop-stitch in the feeling w:,s with me all tne time. I w"ve. are used for handsome gowns j T . A- , ! like that pictured above. In this the; "I thought mv troubles were due' ... - .w.,,0 I & ! stripes are arranged to run lengthwise i to my aze, but all I needed to p-.t me' ln the boillco aixd both lengthwise and in shape was the ristht medicine. In horizontally in the tunic and skirt. The ; four days after I started on Tanlac open neck is filled In at the front with I felt better and since then I have i flesh-colored goorgette. A dress of this . . . - , n x . j kind in dark tones of the fashionable been gaming ground all the time. . . ,. . . . ; . I colors proves especially becoming to The puns about the region of my gtout fibres. There pick-up and any reasonable; person; would ever want , to; use;niore than most drivers would ever care to use. And with these qualities, of day rin and day-out performance, .e. Cleye land embraces sturdiness, safety and rearcohifbrt. -w These are factors triat ybu care about. rThey mean much in the service and pleasure which you have the right to expect from your motor car. 1 f car of high quality fesftured hy its own exclusive : motors ; ease of cpntror in driving, most piSy'jffow underslung springs t6t; Tp J)uJje road-bumps, magneto ignioi,,lodi'es of dignified and graceful design: Come In and See the Cleveland Six. Ride in It, Drive It. Touring Car (Five Passengers) $148$ Roadster. (Threjs Passengers) $1485 Sedan (Five Passengers) . .. $2395 . Coupe (Four Passengers) $2395 rPricaa F. O. B. Oaralaad) ' :V lity is grateful to the fullest and will never, no never forget the who did their bit. ot onlv are thev welcome within our gates, but thrice welcome. wi: STRIVE TO CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY,- CEEVEIAND, OHIO v will never be forgotten -0- SENATOR HARDING'S CANDIDACY. he Washington Daily Xews says: eaufort count v is considerablv interested in the candidacv of ator F. C. Harding, of Greenville, for the office of Lieutenant- Q ernor. U G OE S E E senator Harding is a native of Beaufort county having been born Riphland township. He has made good in life and he has estab Led a reputation for honesty, square-dealing and morality of which citizen might well feel proud. He deserves the support of Beaufort county voters on primary , and the Daily Xews is confident that this support will be forth- D O . x.' To ftoe llJemoGirats oir me pmg. Beaufort county is proud of Senator Harding and would 'like to him win the honor which his friends desire for him. iPfflffct -0- CRITICISM DOUfeTFUL. Kl XJLX K, Z 1 UVV 111 XJ KJLM j Ilia l L 111 at 1 1 Ul UVIV. i 7 V l I I tiitviuL !make '.iTticism of cu.i luct of war one. of th ; eamvakn issues, &i ir V.Fi-.tion being dae to the . discover ' th&t the country has not J proved f" the activities of the aii.eUiia commitf "' authorized the G. O. P. Congress. r H rhere has been very little response to the reports of these in vesti- iiig committees, and even a portion of the Republican press has II ulemnerl rlrflmpt invpstio-ntions (lesimed lnei'Clv to make lvolitical lital and try to find some fraud. So far none of the "smelling com- nees" has named a single person guilty of fraud in connection with v letting of thousands of war contracts, involving millions or dol- 'jQ . ft While the committees have found that war i expensive and that jj vh prices had to be paid for many things because of the emergency; the orders, no misappropriation of funds nor wilful and deliberate-': ravagance was found. Xhe fact that America won the war is sufficient lor the public, 1. that is believed to be the reason that the public has taken so lit- intoi'oof ir Vi a -r-c f tvi riTf arm c rf Tio ' KonilWiiQn' intrPitlO'ntinn' pmii- .JJlim Ol XXX IUV. AJOl UIWi LVUikJ W - 111. ttees. ican investigating com- T -'V-aifrriHtt.S Sixty days ago our Congressman and liis "Old Guard" smiled at my campaign so did Napoleon smile when 'the first cannon . thundered at -VVaterloo. jThirty day, ago the smile had turned into a frown; and today that frovii has turned into Wg, salty drops of sweat that hang from their classic brows. almost like those on the end of a bull's nose.. They have heard something. The Ilindenburg Line is breaking from Curiitnek to Farmville and from Ocracoke to ilurfreesboro... I t'oid the truth in the beginning of the campaign when I said if I could overcome the effect of their bold assertion that a man was a fool to hope, to beat Small I would carry every cmuuy in the District. They have said I stood for nothing but to pull him down. It is not true. "If 1- have no power to lift motals to the skies, I thank God I desire 4ioiie of that tohor quality that would drag angels down" Merchants and shippers in this State caud our Legislature to give them a laV in 1905 to require a railroad company to pay a claim for lost or (Iama'ged freight witli-v in sixty days. It was one of the most valuable pieces of legislation to the business of this country ever put on our statute books. It made railroads pay their claims with out law suits. See Kevisal, Section 265,4. When the Federal "Congress assumed Vegtf la t ion over the interstate railroads about 1910 they took this law from them. . Ask the merchants of this District whether they, want uaek. Ask iheir valuable Congress man whether in the last ten years of his ripe experience and usefulness in Congress ''his voice or hand has been lifted to restore it. These roads are now asking to advance the freight rates 28 per cent, but nobedy is suggesting that tliey be made to prmptly adjust their claims and save shippers court costs and lawyers' fees. ' T!usri3 only one illustration of what it means io 4ring out th? eld and lfej ii th,new'. ' The voice f "business all over America today is crynig aloud, "Ring out the old. Ring brttie new". I hope you will pay no attention to the elaim of the "Old'CiCrd ' that they cannot be defeated, but vote your convictions. " ' , . t 4 USE WJLL TAKE. UP , the soldier biU would be on the floor SOLDIER BONUS TODAY today. Mr. Murphey's announced pur-, pose was to force immediate action vViashihgton. -After- weeks of com- on the soldier, measurdej, and he toot ttee: hearings, caucuses, and nego- advantage of every opportunity today tions . the soldAer bonn bill will be to try toforce his way. Even the chap ven -up today by the House.. Its lains prayer was delayed for half an .j''0entsi were prepared tonight to hour. by,, the filibuster, .ke a biter, fight to delay, action on Chairman .JamptTjell, of the rules o. bill or to prevent ias passage but committee, announced today that he ; iceded they would be. defeated. . would ppen today's session of the Sincerely yours, ML ' 1 I -V... Pr.?l5M5n7A. i pending '' all' ouse-Vrules' for" the' next-S '' "v": I 'omr ,- , -Ohio,' today conducted a filibuster six daysl He.said he expected the sol- if ' s f; . '- : finally stopp ea on assurance that as his resolution was adopted.; -s F) Qyaaaaaa-iBiaaai QEB: iDisioissstronsior
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