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* 5^>!S!. ?? ; NEWS ?NP 'AnVERtlSiNG. ' '
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$j ?tAUDE A. GRAVE
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Belton.- April lu.-A. P. McMahan,'
of Helton route 6;, wan amor.g BIOKO I
lu ?own today. j.
??ayl?V? r. Martin v,MO 1H attendingA
u business college 'in Columbia, ia ut I
l:?iOO with hi? purent?. Mr. and Aira.11
J. E. Martin, and Will spend Kastor
in Helton -before returning to Gol um -
bia, '?HT j
\ ? ,HONO?< ROLL~~
1)211 eu High School For the Moat? of
March.,
?Gfnde-?lbtabeth Adams. Ma
ne Ajur.tih, Joseph Berlin, Lucina
Hui lie.',, rKdna Ciinkscales, Dorothy
< r\. Leona ('raft, Marguerite Cr?ent
frank Harris Paul Harris, Audrey
Kuy, .Blanch* Major. Lucius Martin,
Jame:! Muftison', Susan McCoy. Lucile
Parker, Ruth Parker, Joe ? Putnam,
Biella May Baylors, Clarence Tims,
Macy Tim?, Pan lena . Thompson.
Madge Vaughn, Surah Vaughn, Mabel
Watkins. Bill Wilson.
Kirnt G rude-(Advanced)- Rufus
Acker, Carrol, il-own. Ruin Cox^
, Johnnie Calwell, BuPIce K?n?ati, Er
nest Hannah, Gordon Kay.. Mary Ma
jor, Dclaccy Boherst, ' ila Todd, Sea
rle May Wtltinmaon.
Second <iiade>-flj'4ully . atedien.
HRST lr? Hill
IO HiO Hi FLORIDA
uuTciuw vunnomcu wan XI"
ting 'Date ?For Execution
. For Murder
Tallahasce. Fla., April .10.-Governor
Trammel tonight was confronted with
tho tank of setting a duic for tho ||
exocutlonMiy hh-jging?ftho-first white ft
?matan ? vcr convicted of tir?t degree
iiiur.! -r In Florida;'
''Sister^ Jolin-on, '?ri yeans old, .to
to, wax fovmd gullly in Calhoun roan- [.
ly i,? the m'ufilcr of .io!:n Whltllngtou, i
vc ycart. -*d. ' Thc jury, uiatf- up of 11
farm? Alerod thc evidence1 21 :i
hours boforo returning tha verdict, jt
Tho lolling o??hrr?d. at Altha, u small ?
i-ouuity tOwifJJcmrjyoa; p
Hi., second* for Ike woman. At her I
I relions trial she was found guilty, I
tba jury ' nibing a recommendation of jj <
.mercy. This meant i^seplciu i <>.
imprisonment. l
t?o un aol for t'*e greased woman-ap-p
jioa'.cil thc cae? apii the.'lower,, court j \
..trna reversed for allowing the living <
.mehi of the vlei im tr. Im admitted 1
an evidence; Attar long del a y thc caso j
..again was set for trial, tho case cn.!- 1
molal dl:?r:et to-presente the ?>e*e:/ -
Wiisoit^aLTo^
First Ball of Season
Wnshinarinn. April 10.-President |
Wilson today promised to tosa ih?
first/ball thrown in the American
League Park ?torc this ye
Washington team i>!;
on the home ground
American.-. Thur.-.day, A. .;
. PrsaldCnl Minor of tho Washington
cinl) culled at t)ie White Hause today.'
Ho lolrl Mr. Wll?inn th?vtlri?.Tttiill wouH
received ut the tbr?w* by Ray Col
?IIM, Wilt
son in th
Wil&on-McAdoa. Date
Washington, April 10.-Though1
i.r.i KrOxiti ?.O i'Ai.i't-i-.-,".,,! ;nun lin
Whltc House, friends of Secretary Mc
Adoo and . Miss Eleanor. Randolph
vVllron, ' tho President's youngest
Wnshingto
s dally expect-'
if th* date and
?M .}.}?. Should the wedding tgJce."
"Mo'e?fiy.-lt h more than prouabU
the invitation Hst will be small. /
--g'
V alide villi
iii open in Bel
. . ^ Jur^. iYui?Klay Evening a
30 at B.e?ix>n.BaliP?
BHHBH
;ETOFNEWS *
)M BUSY BELTON *
S, Correspondent. . ? < *
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Pauline: Kay, MaryJ>a icing,'Virginia
Griffin. Mabel Poole. Jim Horton.',
Owmg, ^Ha Blake. Harry Cu|-j
breath. .Harry Culbarath. Sallie' Mc
i'oy.
Third: Grade^-JIm Bowen, Sarah
Cunningham. Fred Oreen Anna Dean
West. Floride, ?mith. TSdna Campbell;'
Martha Cor, Irene Mar;. ;.. An pie
Vaugnn, Robert Johnson.
Foutrh Grade-Millard Harria, Bob
Trainmen, Edward Blake, Arlington j
Itagsdale, James Burnes, Kay Griffin,
Clarence Cox, Mary Clement, Sara!
CulbreaUj. Memlo,jjjeek, irene Harris,'
BuM?m -.-w-iddox. An?ete May Thomas,'
. Flftli " tirade-Annie Laura Camp
bell, Jack West, Mac Griffin, Euna'
Kay. irene- Vaughn.V Sybil Parker,I
Walter Oreen; Myrtle; Shirley, J. Xv
Willingham,. Emma Branch Cunhtng
liara, Alice Harris. Frances , Adams',
Sella Austin, Malvina Hopper.
? Sixth Grade-Nan * y Bl?u?. Sara
Harris, Margaret C.nkBcale?, Decli
Mae Earle. Jjnr Haynlc, Clara Rags-'
? Seventh Grade-Kathleen Cum-'
nings, Jalny Holcomb. Marie Strick
land. . . ' ; : 1
Eight Grades-Georgia Fugt, Lu*
y Drake, Elia Watkins. I
jNlnth Grade-Iucz Johnson. 1
DEBATE li SEP
ON RADIUM LA
Question of Government Control
Radium Bes rina; tanti
Discussed
f By Associated- Press.. -,v |
\\ashlngtort, April l'Q.--Debate In -
ho senate for,'the government cptttroiv
?f the radium Roaring lands of the
weat wi? opened 'today hy Chairman)
rVulsh. ?C tlu? Mines Cooilitee. |
I," funphkalalng the importance nf ?ho
pleasure. Senator Waistr sahl radium? j
jeering ore?,- not. only wore found-In
Colorado' abd utah, but ir, Mcatsnaj
ind probably wpuld be found In tither!
. TSc^ccmmRtffe'B findings upon the
\$&Mj?$*Mnurf? the ?e.iato. would?
)?' discussed more fully befbre the ?
Hll*.was taken up in detail. Sunaior
lallfkger and Senator Works .iiudst
jd' tja! this waa the most important
>art' of the subject, the latter dc-|
daring that a distressful c.judltion '
vapid r esult'If cengtsap?ouched Q
>ffecf. for a':canear obre ; th\? . later
might nr?j?v? ? failure. j
i> ????ww 6-o o o o o o
ajL'..- W ?.rv. ' >s - o'
IO?? o ? t? o a' a a n n A ?> -o ? ebal
Mr. E. G. McAdams and little daugh
ter, Johnnie May. who have been it?f?
?ting, relatives hera fo- the past ten
days have returned to their home tn
Oklahoma etty: V" "V. '
Mrs. Alice ~?>idy of Macon, Qa., is
visiting at the home of Mrs. A. C.
Townsend. j
Mr. W. W. Smonk. manager of. the'
Intelligencer was a business* visitor
here Wednesday \ ' ! '
Mrs. J. A. McAlistor haaireturned
?roin a short stay with relatives in
Anderson and Starr. ^_
Mrs. W. Iv. "u?tJr??C- m?m pir.ujrm?
visiting relatives in Andarson i
V-sMrs Amos McDoiiata a.ia children
hove returned from 'a trip to Ander
son... ! ? ' V' ;; "*i
Mr, J. C. Jonestiof^H?lb?nds Store
a business vie** or
Mr: "LtiRay 89d\er wW'aJustness
visitor to Lowndesvlile Thurapay. |
Mr. J. C. Jones of . Hollands . 8tore
will move here the 'latter part Pf April
and wil open up a moving picture
chnv In th? y?rint a'tyirorrtnm In Hm
Townsend block. He wilt also be vP-J
gaged la the commission busrocRS.
Mr. T. J. Baskin is 'having hi? cot
tage ri
Mr.
is han
Miner? Worl?
cur
are engineers si
min?s of tndls'i
SgScrV 34 ho
month. TJw*
today, by. filil?
of district .Nty!?
effe ?vf America',
n employed
?fe compel?
fR for $75.
>rk-,
mc 3
fies
Atlanta; ?"April lOi^Allstfte dei
UvcA have onothe?> ?y?tery cn t
EBURG TO
RECEIVE CADETS
Great Thing* Are. In Store for the
Citadel Lsas iii Encamp
? meht
Orangeburg, April 10.-Everything H
a io, readiness- for thc reception and
entertainment ot the Citadel cadets, ?
whee they arrive in Orange?>urg on H
SaJurJav for their annual encamp- H
ment .-The young soldiers begin their
march from .tb? Cay by the Sea to,M
Hie city on the Kdlsto on Monday and
will , arrive in Orangeburg between H
nrton and i o'clock p. m.. 8aturd?y.\A fl
big barbecue dinner will be served the I
cadets upon ' their arrival in Orange-?
burg. t ?
< The encampment win be held at the {
Orangeburg county fair ground*. The
Streets on.the groundsdiavo bean el-'
cctrleal?y light-id, lights being placed fl
in each tent: shower baths have;beep H
provided, tables arranged and every- fl
thlag fixed at the grounds to insure <
th? cadets comfort.
On Sunday the cadets will worship
at. the various churches of. the City.;
The ?ress parade will be held on |
Morulay. afieroopn at .the coart bouse
square, whers the cadets will be in~fl
spected by.city autohrities. . A ,big?
reception, will be held at the Elk's
auditorium on Monday night when
the. cadets will. me/?V - everybody . ip
b'rangebiirg. On Tuesday, aad Wed
nesday and Thursday nights will he
dancing at,the armory rooms in the]
ueadawy. pf music, building op ?Muidle v
ton.street. On-Friday nfiernoon th .-?re
ntt^. uno)her rires? parade on -the
court house squire. Thia piir^te will
he followed hy a big reception that I
?will.?b:> given to Mr. and Mrs, John1
ran tb tho senior cl?es, which , wilt be j
ronlow cl .by..a big hall at the Rik's
home. " On Wednesday evening from j
?? T ii ?w? OiniiRviiur? uiiii^J
tary band will give a complimentary
Imnd concert. - --?&?'fl
Ora"(Vg*burgers expect a big crowd
nf - visitors in Or?n'goburg during tho
Citadel encampment week and all pre
parations have been ma/Je to cuter
tain, c reoqad crowd. Orang-.burgers
delight in .snowing ibelr hospitality,
lind .entertaining friends. The Cltidei
imya ore .w?icrttnnd and great thtnjga j
are lp aloro tor t^om Jh prangohurg. j
Er?e-for-?II Fight "
Pittsburgh, Psi, April 10.-Two rump
conventlous wore hela by vjnsurg^r t",
and.!"udminl3tration', factlrme of.j)iB
trioii?No .iii. United- Mina>Wojc4te?e, of
AmerteS; b?ro today, and "led -to^ft:
clash between the two parties which
respited In tba-'te
Refused pr?mission lo use tho ?-nion :
labor temple the two parties went to
another hall and when , each tried to
hold a meeting b?fr?e' for all fight
ensued. After the police hat- put an
end to tho fc'gkting th-? factions hell
m linings 'n Rep?rate'halls.
Tho "ndmlnistration" faction adopt
ed a'.resolution' condemning- the min
era or the'district for quitting work
after 4He c,!i,?'.rt officer? '??a ?|ort??rf
li?KH|firrr?Sf iii i???^??injt tnt; Cir vi
land apale for tv. o vearP.
Tl?e 'lnsurgenty h?ard speakers ad
Hvqcat{< a gcreril strike but no action
wag talon. They meet again tpmor
_~_-.-:
Payorsfcly Replied
Resolution to Impeach
Washington. April 10.-Hrepresen
tative- Park's Msolutlon to impeach
Justice Daniel T. .Wrlpnti or t,ho Dis
trict' 'Supremo Court, here,
crdbly^Tbnojtea today by /he house
. Tin-effect o! ?that action is lo recoiu
mehd that the house ?point i com
mittee" to t.iVjf tonUmony oh tho
chatres brought against the justice by
Wad* 1*. Cooper, a lor^l bank?r. who
made all?gation of, misconduct on the
benah anil In prly ite" life ,.
TW* house will decide If the Justice
shall be tried; should. It so determine,
the aenate would try hint
,. _.. irrm
tiT?? ^-?Tif??r? nm? naming \ OBOCC.
?r?d*rsvlfle, Gl.. April 10-Ernest
Ornbba. ft-year old school boy who
was stabbed by another boy near his
u?*o: nge.whiie on. their tway born?
from school at . Davisboro, yesterday,
was brought to a hospital hera earlv
today. Physicians tonight said .that
he bad a fair chaaeo of recovery. Tho
Hu. v.;;r, vra> at f!r?i reporte?! la n.?> .
'?b'ae.r, kl!led. waa revived after Severa!
boor's work by the physicians.
The . Information received from an
unquestionable' source yesterd*v re
garding the slaying of Ernest Grbb/?,
of ; Davlaboro. by PhUlp Goodrich,
proved erroneous. Young Grags*,
brought hero at midnight, bas a good
.chap** of recovery; Sic ^aducios and
nuasehger crew were told of the child's
connections count i;
last night. ^
KPIDF.M?r ?J
In Vfraieal Form Pr
.iff aliaga and A she-.
,T|>t3 |ndfP|on iniel??gencer
fi ANDERSON, S. C. VWWV BELTON, S. C.
textil ?ll?il l|| ? C<^tton Work
?tommei^^ Printing 4II Kinds of Legal Work
LOOSE LEAF LpPGER WQRK, anti ALL OTHER RULED FORMS
This Quett; on. Answered In a V
PrortiKienfc Banker of ?tlAn??.:
j. j ni JB^j.H--.-.* i! &J?i4?&
Atlanta. Un.
1B a regionul
I its f unction's*
'question maa
Blnc'fl Atlanta
.v.. .i.i..' .H...-1
i ?-re*? j
1,0.-?"Just wh-i*:
.1 what will ba -
Its value/ ls a
ans. ara asking j
Wdcd ih- bank '
yer, president, pt' the I Illly *r Mortgage
nehf!^oo$g^nni . ox
idalna tbesr pnini ye*y clearly. -
"The rmb?u8?.\>:- .?;; vin omploy 1K?
fiinetfftn^^H
ruhci
,tl!0
I l>er'
Ut T tl
member Imnki Oin rH?ftrl
i pap ir beariS& it?jfiM
ana Imper..::
acceptable for redlsco\
io ?vr?*^?*- - ?stwcQeid
mt.
?rotor
jactcr.
j "For ?xaaiple, ' a fodval reserv?
bank, before accepting n bill for re
discount, must be s itlsflod thut the
i bill is drawn In sv-ttir-im-iit of ? bono
Ilde agricultor.>l ."-iel t'raps-y
Dredge--Body Diwected
-'. ' into Fotir" Pagts' '."
]. Nawer.k, hi. J., AprlK IO.-C?ptalo
{Joh* Hanson, master ot a atone barge,
j wga? ;ka?ck?4 into Newark Hay yes
terday afternoon and drawn lato a
:ent Sand s.!' ?:.tl?
ja luKc.o.way, then casi. thr^^n a four- 1
teen-; lach pipe two thousand feet limg^
ont lato thc Nev.\>i?t meadows, la \
passing, through the dredge thc body j
?waa cut into'four piepe;'
I Ar. hour nfl er h. ; ?tU?n from
j the barge men wording ii* the mca
? doe's were surprised to a>>e ?parts of j
?a manV.hodv shoot out di tho pip?
with the flood of ?and ?nd water. j
r eatlpu? forlto^l . al complete i
Uar*'
tl C
.rd.
. Kelle
cry interesting Manner By a
; Information in Concise Form
uri IM II, ?PD ia rem estate giocRs ona
bonds. Tills .will doubtleis. require u
ee how Hie regional :uank can
Sftsrfa] form of note, nm), 1 do not very
Ir.t.clllKently noss pn these hilts, with
out inor? or lose elgl&rktc. system of
La?lxC? ..>.- ~- * - --
. ..o ??nu ?pwmwHMBm&i
"In fact, if has hem seriously tfro*
pos?dt in order, to.carry out-tho. mau^
ife8tattons of t^hn act, .to ha ve ,ali lao
coraniurcial borrowers whose hills
ore. regularly .to . be used for r sdls
count at 'the ceuiral reuerye bank,
heep tbeir'financlal statements on file,
With th.-! reserve bank and have nil.
other paper registered .it that insti
tution, lt wn's pointed/put that only
fe-tWs way v.-ou id it De., practicable
ibY?tjoe reserve bank to krop track
of its'actual and potential borrow ora,
or rather of all the fir ms aji>d corpo
rations whose panax might bo presents
j "There are 372 hanks in-the Atlanta
?te??&;<eWt\^^
$7 7,6oo,Ot)q . and dcpoalis of - something
like 1500,000, papar would,b> available
-Ti*llqwlug aa average of thirty cus
tom ?ris to. a bank, whosa paper would.
lia m-a llallis fm-. r?dlcnnunt 1?? Allan- I
ta; .tW ?Venid mean tbftt.lt: was ne
j^sM^to jgee'o. more than lO,boo cred
it ?lc? at>the regional Institution with
frequentriiKi 'aceursiV reports for
?li1;'. .
- " r? 11O? t??3? fi?t?rS i?"5 v?nSii i?u>
consid?r?t?un, togethjri with, t.be.o?jier
functions/of.."the .'foreign .as? domestic
oxchauge, l do not very well,see how
tho regional bank located ut Atlanta,
CUa -get alone, with less than four hun
dred qr p.)rhai'a live hundred clerk*,"
UKO SI
". Easter Weather
Washington, April 10.--Two Storms,
one over I?ake Superior and'tbs'Other
in - Western Texas -unospsetediy ap
t?eare<l tonight ?nd threw rfev? com
plications In tho way of forecasters
who struggled against heavy' odd? to
predict the fortunes of the Easter
promenade*.
y ' Weather bureau experts announced.
that they could not oredlct with any I
i degree , " certainty5 just what L'u
westher would be tn thc Saat. They
said, however, there- were Ipdicationa
thai In the Southeaster:?. Stale? abd
?West of tte Mlssonrl, ii would be fair
r..ui warm, while lt might tain sunday
! and Monday throughout ' the centra!
land northern States east of thq Miss
issippi.
; Metcalfe and Sesberft. ; Coming
Home rronv ittfemaa on
The Ancon
! Xe* York, April 9.-Hie).: rd Jt
: calf, of. Nebraska, who recqntlv was
Coi Cieorse W. Goethals
HOUSE BRIDE
'W#M ?*? I tw ??? -I'
'" ^Ifl'ift ilhe WeAood rvsld?rice on ^asaaehueetfo ?ven?e. Washington, W
which In nil probability the set-rotary.of the treasury, after Wi marriage to,
Mia* Eleanor Wilson, will take his bride.
Coma Again., Rsgflist -, . ?* Tb? CarMp^iur. Quick 1 ?
> TEtftttjiaH-Jag. hy..vuMx at bduuLklna tbe . Mariraret nod.-Vau. .W?C?L ._)_...
'<oafc t;qnaaiM3M^tbe weather was log. together tate c*e;,mec.niog. :Vaj?
very cola. v * waab?bgry^? and-.Jliaigareti Jractioua.
Henry-Well,'and what did abe rc- "Van, how can you eat ;
ply* I demanded Margaret,Irritably.
Reggie-She said,' "the recurring J ."Oh. I'm & Vau. 'you know," re
ph?sc?iei*heat sn4 -fia ? af>-: tsrs?? ^"^^^????^^i^t'ttfeifly' "1 can
frequent and so familiar as to bo mat- carry a good deal."
tera too negligible to .engage my in "Tes." retorted Margaret, "you're
terest, Mr Wskty. a regular carry-ran '-Indianaialla
Henry-That's sill?-Judge. } News
I
con. Ho said that the slides had been wlhclhhadr worked hard for four days
practically conqnercd. Now, he added, ip.grinding divorces rrom the.miii. n
lt 1? a matt?r of merely continuing Which time 140 couples bod bec?
U? drodge, as the gradient of the ?Ilde? l aralon.
$AH. been so reduced that nts more "1 nerer get through a divo-< c doek
oartn cari slide Into the canal. Ito- et without feeling humiliated that
garding the report that he may as- such .a state-oX affairs ojslaia," he said,
sume'charge of the building of the "The jury. too. ls always disgusted
proposed Alaska railroad, Colonel with what, lt sees and hear*.
?ffich:! .?>uri?iS ?he trial of-alt toe?r
RU- tho is^il of an Infant wm? hoi beard ni
pcrlozs. court, You ?aw hardly ahy of tho
-,-parties, inyloved. The ;?omA|i .snf?
UfcTlR\S HOMK TO.WE? . , wearing gaudy and startling clothes.
J, 1VI ! ft tl *>? L V TWO HPf BS No clergyman was her? bjtt Xew mero^
Quitman, Gtt.;"^irrr to.--After long . '^hsnVcame tothe totraufch ease*
years,-af .?.wandering in foreign landa j were rare. Tho. thing'ls .now. grow:
Lee O^rreMT, returned lo bia. father's Mn? so that lt permeates all retase* ?f
fco**?. m ,^i^jpo^te fled died within r society, from high to tow. . .
"-.<; hourn af?vr bis' arrival. ^ - I "Yenra ago a bill was prepared by
. viv, m. net? nmn^. H?U|BI, ,?Ru <f/m? I
forty-two year? old. He had spent moat! taws,
fo. his later years In South America| af??'!"
H| Dothan. All? WW--? ** ^atl wblcl