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Ill W. J. HARAHAN HAS
; RETIRED AS HEAD
OF SEABOARD R\
$$: Atlanta, Feb. 25.-? Follow
: numerous rumors as to changes ii
officials of the Southern and
i* board Air Line railroads, several
ports as to certain changes and
| motions affecting these two ]
were officially confirmed Wednes
fev;. Announcement was nuade by
i eials of the Seaboard that V
; Harahan, for a number of y
^ president of that line has retired,
S. Davies Warfield, formerly cl
man of the board of directors,
been named president and chair
of the board. Mr. Warfield fcas
f: been recognized as one of the al
r*. railroad financiers and executive
the country, and his presidenc;
the Seaboard properties is expe
pg by officials of that line to result
most progressive policy.
!p So far as can be ascertained, t
is no foundation to the widesp:
rumor that a change will occur
the' presidency of the South
Fairfax Harrison, president at
time, has not resigned, and unles
does, it is said, there will be
I cnange. it is unomciauy unaers
ijy.' that H. W. Miller, vice presidei
^ the Southern, and one of the lea
railroad men of the country, who
been located in Atlanta for a nur
of years, will leave here to tak
; his work in some other city, pres
4;.- ably in the same capacity, but n<
fe'-: formation could be obtained a
. where he will go from Atlanta or
sf any one, will succeed his a;
^/"prsentative of the executive de]
ment of the Southern in Atlanta.
|| GIVES BIRTH TO TWINS
FOR THE FIFTH T
Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 26.?
Richard Doherty, wife of J
Doherty, of the court of com
I pleas in Jersey City, today gave 1
f to twins for the fifth time in
married life of ten years. The yo
aters and the mother are doing
?'$i;The family now includes six
and two boys, two children hs
f1:; Anderson Negro Killed
ft Anderson, Feb. 26.?Ed Pj
I killed Sam Frazier, ahother n
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acity is greater thafi ever be<
a good lime to invest?"
lit and the smooth-tongued Ten*
ckemes is hot on the trail,
d! Don't invest hard-earned
ivestigated securities.
rosperity governs our own, and
in for our interest in the real
patron.
ins confidentially with us. It
sty and invite profit.
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WILL LIFT QUARANTINE
SUNDAY MORI
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Index Journal.
wing The quarantine which has be
i the effect in Greenwood for the
Sea- eighteen days is to be lifted on
^ re" day morning according to an
pro" nouncement made this afternoc
Mr. W. A. Williams, chairman o
day* board of health. Church sei
offi" may,be held as formerly on Su
' norning. School will open on Mc
ears as well the picture shows. No
ther restrictions on public ge
iair" ngs on account of the influenz
has anticipated by the members o
man board of health.
,ong The drug stores of the city ai
ie5C quired to continue the use of
8 ?' tary cups and the cafes the stei
^ ?* tion of all dishes.
cted Greenwood has been under a
ln a quarantine for the past eigl
days and during that time no p
ker^ gatherings of any nature were
reau mitted. The people ot the city w
*n glad to learn that the quaranti
ern* to be taken off and also that tl
this fiuenZa epidemic is now consii
s o be under control,
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tnod WOUND PROVES FATAL
it of .
Newberry, Feb. 26.?A sad tn
.occurred yesterday afternoon i
n^er miles northwest of the city, nea
6 Tranwood schdol. Charles and Ji
Fullmon, aged 13 and 10, sons I
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"* C. Fullmon, were returning,
s to school, when they met two of
w^? young schoolmates, about the
3 re~ age, Claude and James Matt
sons of Clarence A. Matthews,
were out hunting, having slippe
gun fro^i the house without the
IME sen* their Parents. They had
permitted to stay at home yesfc
jyjrs because of the flu. While the
udge were together in the road the g
imon Claude Matthews went off accid
birth anc* ent*re ?* s^ot s
their ^0SeP^ Fullmon in the breast
stomach. He lingered till this i
Ullg- .
well ln^ ^ o'clock and died. The
girls ner's 3ury f?und that it was an
iving ^ent anc* Claude Matthews w;
leased on bond of $200. The
boy will be buried tomorrow i
ing at 11 o'clock at Jalapa.
J this morning on the farm o,f Jc
irkes Pruitt, near Starr. Parkes was a
egro, ed and brought to jail.
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inday WOULD ASK BRYAN
nday TO LEAVE PART
i fur- ?
ither- New York, Feb. 26.?Unless Wi
;a is liam Jennings Bryan cooperates i
f the that the Democratic party im
"squarely present" the prohibition i
re re- sue "to all the people of the cou:
sani- try," Governor Edwards of Ne
iliza- Jersey, in an address here tonight j
rliTinpr of t.V>p Sfwiofu of At+o or
strict Sciences, declared that "it is on
titeen air to suggests" to Mr. Bryan thi
lublic ?e "leave the party and take up h
per- roper place in the prohibition pa
ill be y."
ne is Referring to the passage of tl
ie in- ^ew Jersey House of Assembly <
iered the bill regulating the manufactu;
nd sale of beer for beverage pu
oses, Governor Edwars said:
"At the present time there
very indication that this bill will 1
igedy Passed by the Senate next Mond*
seven ni&ht? in which event I will prompt
r the PProve the same as Governor of tl
Dseph State'"
of D.
from ^EW YORK NAMES
their FOUR DELEGATE
same
hews, Albany, N. Y., Feb. 26.?Ne
who York state Democrats, through the
d the delegates assembled in unofficial co:
i Con- ention here today, selected the del
been gaies at large ana tne alternates ;
erday ar?e to the Democratic national COi
boys "ention at San Francisco, adopted
un of >arty platform, and, by resolutio
lently instructed the delegation at Ss
truck Francisco to vote as a unit on i
and natters.
norn- The delegates at large, select*
coro- -*or l?no hours of conference are
Clrixr A 1 TT CmifU ovt/J
aCQl- v,v' j-j uiiiiuii aim XTii,
as re- Elizabeth Marlbury of New Yor
dead ^'ss Harriett May Mills of Syracus
morn- n<^ Louis Desbecker of Buffalo.
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READING FROM PSALMS
Y IS TEST FOR IMMIGti
J- New York, Special to Wasfiii
so Evening Star.
ly Uncle Sam will soon be condu
s- great classes in reading the P:
n- almost at the foot of the Stat
w Liberty. The pre-war practice c
at amining all steerage immigrai
id Ellis Island, instead of on shipb
ly has been restored.
at N. "More than 1,000 men and w<
is will read from the Psalms at tl
r- land daily, and Miss Liberty,
stands a stone's throw from t
le land slip, could hear if she wei
)f carnate.
re Reading from the Psalms is tl
r- eracy test for admission to this <
try which went into effect in
is 1917, and is now receiving its
>e real trial, because immigration
ly ing the war was small. The law
ly vides that an immigrant, with i
le exceptions, must be able to read
thirty to forty words in any lang
he or she desires. The departme
labor devised the Paalm test a
IS fairest for all. v
Verses in All Languages.w
Immigration inspectors are e
ir ped with cards in all languages
n- verses from the Psalms printec
e- them. All types of script are r
at sented?German, Arabic, Hel
Japanese, Russian, and so on, ex
a Chinese, for that nationality i
n, permitted to immigrate,
in Lest any alien learn parrot-lik
ill verse of the Psalm that a friei
cms country naa to reaa, xne in
?d tors have at least forty diff
: verses in each language?one
ss to a card.
Primary examination at the i
ie, will require many more emp]
Immigration authorities have
mated that it will take $1,00
more annually to increase the
!d" to a proper size,' as well as to
er4 salaries of present employes so
skilled workers will not leave
the world
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papers to be handled in connection
'with the pavine bonds for Abbeville.
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Sometime ago bonds to the amount
of $90,000 were issued by Abbeville
vlin, an(| steps are being taken to issue an