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I RADICAL CHANGE IN MEDIC
U.S. FISCAL SYSTEM F/
McAdoo Demands Two I*er Cent Lecturers
Interest on Government Deposits KIpcKmI
*?$10,000,000 Increase. Congrat
Washington, April 30.?The The f0
fiscal system of the United States, The Char
governing deposits of federal funds 0f April 3
in national banks, was revolutloniz- Member
ed today by Secretary McAdoo of state Med
ha raoour? 4 ?
i vi>v %?? vmou* j ncjHn iiiu'iii wiin (in o 1 iiin, w0rt
announcement that all government noon i>v t
depositaries, whether active or in- meetlng w
active, would be required to pay in- 0fflce at c
terest at the rate of 2 per cent per chairman
^ annum beginning June 1 upon de- wiison
^posits of the government. previously
The secretary ordered an imine- vPHtPrHnv')
diate increase of $10,000,000 in j;tjiv wua
government deposits in the na- n?/r
tional banks, making the total . ' / '
$52,649,964. from which the red- Hons for
^ eral treasury will earn under the
w new interest order $1,053,000 annually.
There are indications that t, M ,,
Secretary McAdoo intends to release , .
still more surplus money from the
treasury vaults and place it in gen- ,?
eral circulation through increased . . \ , X
deposits with the national banks. eI*
In a statement tonight ho said: " p. ;
' With the banks paying interest
on government denoslts th?
tary may be justified in keeping . Followli
larger balances in the national tacu'ty. a'
banks thereby increasing the vol- ton,an?:
ume of money in circulation and to Anatom
that extent reducing the amount not AHed;
locked up in the treasury." anatomy,
CHARACTER OF SECURITIES. Bacterid
Secretary McAdoo also recora- teriology j
mended a radical change in the Moodcharacter
of securities which the Chemist
treasury department would accept try- Dr- F
for government deposits. Instead Dermalc
of requiring that the national banks Professor
secure treasury deposits exclusively "s- *)r- J*
with us or provisional government Materia
bonds they will be allowed in future ?Professc
to secure 7 0 per cent with govern- theapeutic
ment bonds and the remaining 30 Tafi
per cent with high class state, city Medicin
and county bonds, acceptable to the *)r- ,{ob<>r
secretary of the treasury, to be Profess<
taken as security at 7 5 per cent of practice c
their market value, but not to ex- Dawson,
ceed par. Profess*
This is the first time in history Joseph Mi
that the treasury department has Clinical
called upon the banks to pay interest ,)r- Edwa
on what are known as active de- professor
posits or accepted, except in periods loky. Ur.
of financial stress, security other Clinical
than government bonds. Active de- Dr. W. P.
posltaries are those which conduct Obseter
a checking account for the govern- tries, Dr.
ment, cashing checks of the dis- professor
bursing officers and replenishing Wilson,
their authorized government de- Ophtha
posits from customs and internal l"Ky and
revenue receipts deposited with ophthalmc
them. There are 900 inactive de- F. Parkei
posltaries, each holding $1,000 of and laryn
government funds. Upon these de- Dr. W. P.
posits which are not disturbed by Pharms
checking accounts the government macy an
has drawn 2 per cent interest for the Zeigler, T
past five years. These are the only Physiol
government accounts which ever feasor of
have earned interest. P. M. Rej
For years there has been agita< Patholc
tion in and out of Congress to as- ogy, to hi
sess the national banks' interest on Surgerj
their government deposits. This in- surgery, 1
&Cm variably has been requested by pre- of genera
# ' i vious administrations on the theory Profess
that hanks with accounts perform- and surgi
ed much clerical work for the gov- Almur.
ernment. The house committee on Profess
expenditures in the treasury de- gery. Dr.
partment at the last session investi- Clinical
gated the question and recommend- surgery, I
ed that the secretary of the treas- Assista
ury be required to charge interest Dr. A. J.
for the use of the government's Lecturi
money. assistants
EXPECT NO RESISTANCE. ulty.
Secretary McAdoo said he did not
anticipate any serious resistance on
the part of the banks to the new In an <
policy. If any bank was disposed to pie appea
surrender its account by reason of named A
the order, he said there were many Judge ha
others willing to take it up. riage ere
The 2 per cent interest charge to do t]
\l- ill )wk hr> si th ? - ...
..... ua ncu upun iu? average Statutes 1
monthly balances of the govern provided,
Stent's account in each depository, There wa
ayable January 1 and July 1 of audience
each year. The $10,000,000 today commence
ordered transferred from the treas- "Fellow
r'^ ury vaults to the national hanks will and this
be distributed over the country. ed before
The free balance in the general the legal
fund, including money in the Philip- galoot in
pine treasury and in the national that niigfc
bank depositaries, amounting at the to a high
beginning of business today to bazoo, or
$141,025,26.1. Of this $72,791,405, self now
which will not be decreased by $10,- favor of
000,000, constituted money lying ized by 1
idle in the vaults of the treasury or Nobody sj
sub-treasuries. Treasury experts ried uns
estimate that the minimum upon rules that
which the government can transact vent the l
its daily business is $15,000,000 and "Now,"
that a substantial portion of the "grip you
working balance could with ease be joined ha:
deposited. you sole
freeze to ]
Watch Vour Trunks Now. for her a
Chicago, April 30.?Forty-five white, ac<
inches is the longest trunk that may regulation
be carried as free baggage on the cases in
railroads In the United States after States, so
today. Also tin* new rules frown on "Yes, si
the trunk with bulging side, or hot- "That fl
torn, designed so it must stand in gain. M
a certain position, so the gowns and solemnly t
hats inside will travel right side up. lo Amos I
It may be some time, however, be- you'll nun
fore the "freak" trunks can be re- square wl
fused. Notice is required in order you'll alws
to reject theni lawfully. Five honest, up
pounds for each inch over 4 5 inches penalities
is the rate of excess charge that will the punisl
V be levied under the new baggage ')0 you !
rules. God?"
"I sweat
If you have no family tree, branch "Then, I
out for yourself. 'is Probate
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THE LAN(
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AL COLLEGE IHou) Golden
iCULTY CHOSEN B,an
In the April Amet
Mayor Whitlock of
and Assistants to be gives a graphic perso
by Faculty?Charleston ?Hm Jon,e8' known a
Jones, who was niayoi
ulaU'd. many years and one <
blowing was taken from nious men in the cou
leston News and Courier inK is extract:
0: "It was when he v
s of the faculty of the criticism that he cami
ical College of South Car- ask me to speak a*
3 elected yesterday after- Park. This was a bit
he board of trustees. The next to his factory; li
as held in the governor's ed it to the people's
olumbia, Mr. Blease being under the large wi
of the board. Dr. Robert Sunday afternoons, he
Jr., of Charleston, had to hundreds. There
u?3cn cuuseu aean. At piano which two me
i session. Dr. Lane Mill- and with that on tli
elected vice dean and Mr. play the accompanin
Schleeter registrar. Char- pie used to sing son
i complimented in resolu- had written?some ol
the success of the recent beauty, and breathinj
campaign for a fund to poetry, If they wer
d to a new building for Quite in its form,
al College, the structure these meetings were I
icted opposite the Roper Rule hall, a large ro<
ri a site given by the city v^ry well as an audi
don. Great interest was factory hard by. Or
Charleston in the choice of Golden Rule hall wa
r and many inquiries were tin 8'8n he had hung
o the personnel. tory as the only rule
IS OF THE FACULTY. there. 'Therefore whi
lg were elected on the Ve would that men
11 of them being Charles- to y?u. do ye even sc
the course of time e
y?Professor of anatomy every radical, in th<
assistant professor of 8poken in that hall
Dr. W. Cyril O'Driscoll. willow-tree, and the
dogy?Professor of bac- ('evel?P<?d an atmosp
and hygiene, Dr. G. McF. 'mtnensely impressive
the pictures of many
ry?Professor of chemis- wa'i8? an(i sothe goo?
L. Parker Jr. sides; and in connei
>gy and Syphilis?Clinical settlement which Joi
of dernatology and syphi- "cross the street the
A Bajj tion came to be, as a
Medica and Therapeutics ??e. dtal',lln hts
>r of materia medica, of.!"}? lgen*e ,n To1
s and roentgenology, Dr. , e? ' J,en' .V***
t ' when first he called,
e?Professor of medicine, m\.' ,T . ?
t Wilson, Jr. soeak ' ^
ir of the prlntcples and wha, ,?bJec,
" medicine. Dr. John I Ther..? .,",lyJo,!
,r of clinical medicine. Dr. S.U^'l't'h ' a renUy"'?
* professor of medicine say' that
ird Rut ledge. Assistant something, but
of medicine and neuro- ,et me flnlsh m 8eu
E. L. Jagar. "'Prepare" he e>
professor of pediatrics, prepare? Jvi8t speak
Cornell. heart.'
ics Professor of obsete- ..jje was aiways jj]
Lane Mullally. Assistant a gooti while after,
of obstetrics, Dr. G. h raser campaigns, he calle
, , . telephone one evenir
Imology, Otology, Rhino- ner time, and said:
Larynology?Professor of ?i want you to
>logy, and otology, Dr. E. and speak tonight.'
\ Professors of rhinology -j Was tired, and,
gology, Dr. C. W. Kolloek,
, Porcher.
icy?Professor of phar- nillftlltIC llin IDfi
d pharmacology, W. II. |JUINIRC ANII IKU
ogy and Embryology?Pro- CCpCf^TII AI
physiology and embryolgy, LI I LUIUHL ULI1
a.
?gy?Professor of pathol- Grove's Tasteless chill To
B filled. in Tasteless form. Th
'?Professor of abdominal out Malaria and the 1
Dr. A. J. Ruist. Professor the System. For
1 surgery. Dr. C. M. Reese. Childrei
or of principles of surgery
leal pathology, Dr. C. P. You know what you
vou take GROVE'S T.
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T. P. Whaley. out the South as the s
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d never performed a marrueony
but he determined ?-> ? .t
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n such cases made and Royal
as he understood them.
s a large end appreciative tjuaraniee
present, and the Judge fljjj*
>d proceedings:
! Citizens?This here man
here woman have appearthis
court to be hitched in
bunds of wedlock II any
the mob knows of anything
it block the game or took
er court, let him toot his
else keep his jaw to himand
forevermore. All in vcvv
niy proceeding as author- ^[oaCi
aw say 'I,' contrary 'No.'
iys 'No.' The motion carmimously
and the court lKHKl
there is nothing to pre- III ill
trying of the case. |l|JjJy
continued the Judge, II^RP^
r fins." The candidates
nds. "Amos Peabody, do
mnly swear that you'll
Mainly forever and provide
nd treat her square and
wording to the rules and
s set down to govern such With Two-Coli
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help me'God?" Hinged Pi
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FASTER NEWS, MAY % l'Jl.'i.
i Rule Jones Persuaded
d Whitlock to Make a Spe<
lean Magazine confess, a little reluctant?so
Toledo, Ohio, 1 hesitated, asked questions,
nal account of him, as usual, that I had no s
s Golden Rule prepared.
r of Toledo for " 'But you know it is writtei
> fthe most fa- said, 'that in that hour it shi
mtry. Follow- given you what ye shall say.'
"I could assure him that
ras undergoing prophecy had somewhat failed I
i to see me, to CU8e? and that what was give
Golden Rule to sa>' was not always worth 1
of green grass 'nR to when it was said; and
le had dedicat- 1 -?
tmc, uuu mere " "av nl"" o 1 crowd wi
illow-tree, on there?'
? used to speak " Oh, a good crowd!' he ss
s was a little ]'*ut what kind of people?
n could carry, " 'What kind of people?' he
le platform to hi a tone of great and genuim
lents the peo- I,rl8e. 'What kind of people?
igs that Jones there s only on kind of peo
r them of real Just people, just folks.'
5 the spirit of "! went, of course, and I wt
e not always well to Golden ltule Park an
In the winter Golden Rule hall, and there
held in Golden "ever such a school for
>m that served he speaking as that crc
torlum, in his park afforded, with street
i the walls of grinding and scraping by one s
is the original it and children laughing at
up in his fac- play on the swings and poles
> to be known Jones had put up there for I
itsoever things or else standing below the sp
should do to and looking curiously up int
> to them.' In face, and Ailing him with the
ivery reformer, of treading any moment on
5 country had tiugers which made a little I
or under that all along the front of the plal
whole placo And for a year or so after his
her# that was I spoke there every Sunday."
. The hall had
of them on its FIVE POWER LOAN REFUI
1 paintings be
ction with the . .. ? . ,
lies established * hin^se Lpper House Rejects
whole institu- I"*4"1?<;r * Excitement
reporter wrote al Shanghai,
iper, the center London, April .10.?The I
edo. correspondent of The Daily
that morning sends the following dispatch:
Jones said to "The senate has rejected til
power loan contract. No excit
come out and ! has been aroused here, but tli
great tension at Shanghai,
.?' I asked. l)r. Sun Yat Sen, the forme
ie subject,' he visional president, and other
face was rad- ers have been personally calli
leautiful smile, foreign firms and trying to
s Keen liuinor. chase arms for their party \
I would pre- amount of millions of dollars,
he would not are conspiring to start another
tence. lution, which would provoke f
^claimed. 'Why intervention and end China's
what's in your pendenee."
ke that. Once, ~~
in one of his Mean,
id me on the "Let the people rule!" the
ig just at din- manic candidate shouted.
"Yes," sneered a sarcastic n
go to Ironville the audience. I "suppose you
care who does the ruling so 1<
as I dislike to you can do the grafting."
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LANCASTEf
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Notice of Election.
Whereas oliO-lliif'd of the elect<
and one-third of the free-holders
; siding in the Caston school distri
R: No. 32, have petitioned the Cour
Hoard of Education to order
election to determine whether
& not an additional tax of three (
mills shall be levied on all r<
y. and personal property in said schc
district No. 32 for school purposi
We hereby order the trustees
said district No. 32 to hold sa
election at Caston school house >
Saturday, May 10th, 1013, at whi
> election only such electors as retu
real or personal property for tax
tlon and who exhibits their tax i
ceipts and registration certiflcat
shall be allowed to vote. Po
shall open and closo as in all ge
eral elections.
, A. C. ROWELL,
II. B. COFFEY,
I J. H. HAMICE,
County Hoard of Education.
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