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'+i6;?.: r i;: i2r r <} ar+lw }.Y < 4.1 hit. . ) rte' . , .>i ortna .. ; , '" par a '"a" j% ' 0i '-a 3 i } ' 'fit t . <9' r - , -" I fsgo ta . r 11 S { f K jj Ae, . ,, : .:...- .,.4. .. .,... ... w:. r > "rjm t '. .. .. ..... .....Sr rnw ..:. 1f ra."w L3 iii MUCH ROAD WORK FOR LAST MONTH SEVERAL ROAD AND BRIDGE PRO JEOTS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED IN SOUTH CAROLINA, OTHERS BY COUNTY. FORCES Contract For Savannah River Bridge Awarded During the Past Week; Other Work. Columbia. A number of road and bridge pro jects were completed in South Caro lina during the past month, the high way department announced, including one section of the Newberry road in Richland county. The bridges on the Darlington-Bish opville road in Darlington county were completed and accepted. C. E. Story was the contractor. A six-mile section of the Cheraw Bennettsville road in Marlboro county was completed by the county forces. This Is one of the best roads in the state and the job just finiished was excellent work, the highway depart ment announced. The remainder of the road is under' constr ction. Bridges over Cottingham% creek and .White's creek in Marlboro county were finished during the month. The Rich ardson Construction company built the bridges. The bridge over the Bush river in Newberry county was also completed, .being a very fine structure of the smaller type. The Gaston Construc tion company had 'this contract. The first section of the Mountain road in Pickens county, 6.25 miles, was completed by the county forces. Federal aid pi'oject No. 45, a sec tion of the Newberry road in Richlaud county, 6.09 miles, was finished by the Chatham Paving company and takert over by the department for mainte nance. Work on 1.7 miles of the Orang burg-Bamburg road just outside the city limits of Orangeburg, was started last week. This road will be hard sur faced and is being built by the General Road and Drainage Construction com pany of Columbia. During the past week the contract for the erection of the Savannah river bridge near Savannah was awarded to Olaf Otto of Savannah and A. J. Twiggs & Sons of Augusta. Engineer Board Registers Many. Thirty-seven applications for regis tration were approved at the meeting of the South Carolina state board of engineering examiners, according to a statement made by T. Keith Legare, secretary. Action on a number of other applications was postponed until the next meeting in order that the ,Iboard may procure additional informa tion as to the qualifications of the ap. lplicants. Replies fr-om references giveri on by some applicants were not re. ceived in time to allow the board tc consider these applications and somc applications wvere refused. The nexi regular meeting of ,the board will bc held in December. Following is the list of registered professional engineers and land sur voyors approved at the meeting: .E.Shand, Columbia; L. S. Tollir Charlesten, T. Keith Legare, Colum bia; W. S. Tomlinson, Columbia; Gee Wrigley, Greenville; WV. M. Allen, Dil . ion; John Anderson, Charleston ; S. G Andersen, Woodruff; C. M. Baldwin Georgetown; W. K. Beckham, Colum bia; L. C. Boone, Orangeburg; B. R Cowherd, Jr., Greenwvood; WV. B. De non, Union; J. H. Dingle, Charleston; L. A. Emerson, Columbia; G. T. Floyd Manning; G. T. Ford, Andrews; P. G SGourdin, Kingstree; J. Cl. Green, St. George; dedney M. Howe, Charleston; J. E. Jeffords, Sumter; J. T. Kennedy, Wagoner; F. WV. Lee, Columbia; WV. Loring Lee, Sumter; James B3. Mayes, - Kingstree; WV. L. Mitchell, Hlonea Path; M. L. Murphy, St. Matthews; R1. F. McClelland, Sumter; Joe Needle, Charleston; Joseph Palmer, Sumter; James A. Postell, Riavenel; Edward L. Price, Charleston; N. N. Royall, Co. uma;Bernard M. Thompson, Cha letn W.1. Shearer, Anderson; Per ry M. Teeple, Columbia; Guy H. White, Columbia. Bridge Soon Built. IContractors for the bridge over the Scapeore creek on the Bishopville ~Camden road have finally completed ~the foundation work ond the, structure will be0 completed within the next two weeks, the state highway department -announced. Weork on this bridge has Ibeen delayed for a long time on ac count of the inability to get the founda tion fixed and a bad dletour has existed during the delay. Plan Big State Fair. Although the opening (lay is live .weeks away plan for the South Caro y. lifla state fair, to be held during the i- week of October 23-28 are rapidly ma tturing, and J. WV. Fleming, manager, a announced that thme prospects for a fine show are very bright. Already en tries and inquiries are coming in, which indicates that there will be a t great many exhibitors. 6 Arrangements for the ezgtertainment t of Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, presi a dent of the North Carolina state fair, ia being made. Highway Department Meets Numerous requests for aid were re coivod by the state highway commis sion at its recent meeting here, but the commission was unable to extend a helping hand in a number of these. It is keenly interested in all the re quests and projects and will try to work out a plan for aid to the different counties. Spartanburg county asked for $35, 000 aid on state highway No. 10, Ches terfield and Lancaster counties for $13,260 for approaches to Cook's mill bridge, and Barnwell county $6,000 for a section of the Barnwell-Blackville highway, but all these requests had to be taken under consideration in an effort to work out a plan for state aid. John T. Stevens, of Kershaw; J. E. Adgerton, of the Chesterfield county commission; Dr. W. A. Gintt, John Nicholson and Hade Miller were pres ent in the interest of the Chesterileld Lancaster bridge approach project. Beaufort county requested, through Senator Christensen, additional aid for the Beaufort-Yemassee road, but ac tion was postponed. The request of Chesterfield county that tlie road between Jefferson and Threatt bridge be placed in the state system was referred to 10ngineer Moorefield to investigate and report back. The one and one-half miles of the Garner's ferry road, leading from Ger vaise street to Heathwood school in Richland county, was added to the state system and taken over for main tenanco by the corn mission. Engineer Moorefield reported that the Newberry road and the paved sec tion of the Charlotte-Columbia high way, from Koon's Store to the Fair. field county line, by way of Blythe wood, had already been taken over for maintenance and no further discussion was heard on the letters of the Rich land officials asking that this be done. A resolution was passed offering the services of the commission to Cherokee and Spartanbtisg counties in an effort to let these two counties reach an agreement in regard to the national highway at Cowpens. The commission will give any assistance possible in working out a satisfactory arrangement between the two counties they having been unable to get to. gether for a long time. Much concern was expressed over the maintenance situation over the state. A number of counties have many miles of roads and small funds from the motor vehicle license accru als. If the same method of raising funds is notereached some of the roads are liable to deteriorate, the commission believes. L. H. Thomas, secretary of the cor mission, .was instructed to apply to the state contingent fund for $1,000 as a reiml)ursement to the fund for aid to roads and bridges. Misuse of Auto Plates. Continued misuse of the automo bile demonstration plates by dealers all over South Carolina caused the state 'highway commission practicall, to reach a definite decision to ai'an don the practice of issuing such plates except for the full fee as charged for the original license. The commission expressed regret that such action had become nec-es, sary, but from all sections of the state repots have come to the body that the commission in issuing the plates have been grossly abused. Although no final resolution was passed to abandon the practice of is suing the plates, it is regarded as almost a certainty that no more will be issued. Absolutely reliable reports show that seome dealer's use the plates on privately ownedl car-s, trucks and re pair machines, as wvell as allow thenm to go out on newly bought cars. This practice has been called to the at. tention of everybody numerous times, It was pointedl out, with no result. Only a nominal fee of 50 cents is charged for the demonstr-at ion plate. Would Increase Grain Acreage. The executiv-e committee of the South Carolina division of the Ameri can Cotton association, at a meeting in Columbia, passed resolutions call. ing upon farmers, merchants, bank ers and other allied business inter ests to meet in Columbia October 11 to Inaugurate a campaign for increas ing the small grain acreage andl there by securing a drastic reduction in the cotton acreage for 1923; practi cal methods of 1)011 weevil control; the enactment of federal legislationi for the appointment of a federal com mission to inrestIgate the- entire cot ton growin~g industry and to take steps to se-cure financial relief nmeas ures that will materially aid in the rehabilitation of the agricultural in dustry of the South. To Increase Capital. Authority to increase its capital stock from $80,000 to $100,000 and1 to change its name from the Reynolds Cotton Mills to the Bowling GIrea Spinning Mills was granted to the Reynolds Cotton Mills of Bowling Green, York county. New Charters Issued. The Edisto Building and Loan as sociation of Blamberg was chartered by the secretary of state with a capi tal stock of $80,000. Officers are: A. M. Knight, president; Robert Black vice-president; R. M. Jlitt, secretary and treasurer. The Labarens Road Water company of Greenville was chartered with a capital stock of $6,000. Thbe firm will construct and Operate water p1ipe lines. Officers are. W. 'D. Parrish, presidint; T,' C. Gower, secretary and treasurer. OneGoodMehanrd in Every Town can establish a profitable and ermanent shoe business on imited capital rou te, . W.L. 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OD Legion Post in Korea. Aln aplllica'tionl has1 just been re ceived for at chariiter~ for an Anllerleani Legion posit iln Koreat' by te Le'gion's4 natinnti d( rinent1131. 'Thlere are 15 perstons oligile for. membelrshiip inl K~orea ailid theP i app litlall hears all thet .namesi(. 'Te locaIl Pot, will have its4 phoht in Kra, andlh is beIng organ IzedC~ by .M. L,. XSwieharitt, treaIsurer f thle Souithern IPresbiyterialn iioan inl thait conitl ry. Inlis13I le er nmpany ing Iteu apl iientI on for a ,Ig ch r, Mr. SWiIiehart said:n "P'lf'ase have thlf apip riliation atcterd upoani a3 diuIckly as pog i~lea, 11 ts we t hvr- good reasonr for waniting toi gt buns':; and1( get tile post organlizedt'( into going conlcern~." ,Close Quarters. " Isu e yru tiake thie Sunday papeprs'5 "No;, they crow~d our flat too much." I Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION ELL-ANS 25.nd 754 Pd gs