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TY cuuc^ua J y * * A J ? I r? Eqi I . Plows, pi I bolts, gears ( Mr. Farm* Southern Mc money. I We carry * overalls and D *1 J O. J ilWl^^ _ HIGH WATERS DRIVE TENNESSEE PEOPLE If ? ? ? ? - ? a 1 ] artrt* FROM/LANDS || Many Families Near Chatta- ? nooga Now Domiciled in Va- | rious Public Buildings. Chattanooga, Tenn., April .?While the flood at Chattanooga had reached a stage of 40 feet early tonight, Weather Observer Hindell declared he; Cl1 did not expect the crest to go beyond 42 feet. Relief forces have been busy wblS! all day aiding those in the lowlands to w move out and many families are now ' domiciled at various public buildings. 1 Many more manufacturing plants 1H va were forced to close down today. The railroads entering the city are grad- Co *3 ually overcoming the obstacles caused by flood waters and normal service is Quan being resumed with the exception of ton 1 two lines. Families Move to High Ground. piIn the flooded areas hundreds of families rushed to save their household goods and move to high ground. School buildings, churches and city auditorium are being utilized by refugees. t_. Army field kitchens sent into the city jarj frnm Fort Oelethome have been plac-1 rsfv ed at the various buildings. It is estimated that over 1,000 families have ~jzes already been removed from the danger at(( , zone and the work is being continued tonl*ht , relati Reports from surrounding counties vatio in Tennessee and North Georgia re- T1 port all streams on a rampage with atina< much consequent damage to roadways treat: and farms. Some of the fine farming uy ai section east of Missionary Ridge is cians submerged and owners have had great Demc difficulty in saving their live stock with from drowning. des." Chlckamauga Hard Hit. Th< Chickamauga, Ga., 11 miles east of nylng Chattanooga is hard hit by the flood, fncti the pumping station, electric light Virgi plant and cotton industries having to noun* ?" ' * * * i ?- I suspend. Tne population nas Deen marooned in the town, being unable to "trad travel either by rail or pike and having charf no communication with the outside F?rm except by telegraph. saille Receding at Knoxvllle. "E Knoxville, Tenn., April 3.?The Ten- congI nessee river here was slowly receding tonight after having attained a height of 27.6 feet at 7 o'clock this morning. Vii Tonight it had fallen only one foot ing g but all danger was considered past. , quiet Reports tonight from Benton in J politi Polk county south of here said the Italia ? ?^ Uioirocoo rivors hart hpon |ninrl UCUIICC aiiu lll?nv?v? ? i/,au on a rampage and that one railroad throu bridge and several miles of pike road port i had been washed away. state Waters High at Dalton, Ga. Italia wmmmmmmmmmmmm lipmer ow stocks, cotton p )? all kinds. er we want to show >line Plow Co. This Corn, O SI a full line of sumi workshirts. r.co< DEALERS i [ton, Ga., April 3.?As the result GROW LEE rrential rains which have visited ELI section and whfch is continuing treams have reported an unpre- Walla We ited height, many bridges have Greenhouse washed away and farm lands th?y had be suffered heavy damage. All the the growth r streams are still rising. Ket by an e system. Th ISKEY VALUED AT 11,000 IS STOLEN rSE FROM WAREHOUSE ^ Chicago area icinnati, 0., April .?Forty a general ti ;ls containing 1600 gallons of tions before key have been stolen from bond- strike of'70( arehouse of the Old 76 Distillery cago, Milwai outside of Newport, Ky., accord- and the wa to revenue officers. The liquor employed bj lued at $50,000. The discovery railroad, a b le theft was made today after yards. iletion of an inventory of the All switch : and is th? fourth theft of large road district tities of whiskey in the Coving- demands of t evenue district this year. crease were John Grunai go Yardmen iss Criticizes Ian outlaw i ///^i it /% Brotherhood Shallow Ones who diso ass Of His Party 50^nanchburg, Va.. April ?Senator the Chicag sr Glass of Virginia, iu a letter to warned stocl Solicitor R. C. Jackson of Roa- livestock to made public today, sharply crlti- inp railroad "shallow democrats" in the Sen- Sjb]e embarg (vho "meekly followed" Senator e and "his hand picked foreign ions committee," on treaty reser- Jnmnpc D8. -?n wrotnVioH tflllr ahniit tllP fih- Hfnr/ n*vvvuvu vw.*" ~ ~ 1TXV/1 ^ cy of the President over the peace y" Senator Glass writes, "is pure1 invention of adversary politi. acquiesced in by a species of pipVpionfl >crat who has never Sympathized .. .. f " Mr. Wilson's Ideals or hfs poll- J ", e Virginia Senator, who wrote de; Washmgton dispatches alleging slnict|on of on between the President and the . -h . . nia delegation in congress, de- qt_tp_ v o ces pen affecting faith in Demo- h SacrameI j principles and methods who ilinPhPnn Tire the President. He calls the a. 'uncneon fes that the President refused to C1V,~. it the slightest change in the Ver- . .Tapai s treaty "a silly lie" and speaks ,*? . th? ,,e so-called Democratic leaders in min,Ptratl0n ess who have never lead." 01 tnis counl 'They are not care for Would Make Tyrol Free ernment exp inna, April .?Publicity is be- country to re iven to a rumor which has been of their fath< ly but persistently circulated in Japan.' xal circles for some months that The chief < in politicians are fostering a is not racial fnr. a onrn/tAP fn fJprmanv edfje that th IUI U VV/ltlUUl WW w gh Tyrol. It is their plan, the re- make it hop< says, to establish an independent to compete v of Tyrol, which would enjoy explained, n protection. jcesB." it For danters, guano disti you a REAL MO^ mower will do the 1 FEEDSTUFFS ats, Alfalfa, Bran a IMMER DRY GO ner underwear, sh CHRj N GENERAL MI TUCE BY AN 'Judge Beverly 1CTHIC LIGHT SYSTEM . ^ , , misses Case / ilia, Wash., April 3.? R#???rv#? Bank men here said tonight Keserve tsanK en successful in forcing Savannah, Ga., A; of lettuce for the mar- eriy ?>. Evans of tl laborate electric light the united States ey said they were able d,strict of Georgia four crops in the time grant the petition iquired to produce three. Banfc and Trust C gainst the Federal _ Atlanta to remand Railroads perior court and di Tk The case was one rOSSlDllIty try banks sought to P Tip-lirt banks from putting [ iienerdi xic up der to clear all fed the country banks Lpril .?Railroads in the try banks alleging l faced the possibility of will take from then e-up of terminal opera- fu\ income and a Monday as a result of a spiracy were made. ) switchmen on the Cbi Tne case first car ukee & St. Paul railroad county court and i Ikout of 350 switchmen federal court, v ' thd" Chicago Junction Imsdo tn romanrt tr> elt line serving the stock dismiss. men in the Chicago rail. ComSfng'on" would walk out unless mand Ju Eyans he str kers for a wage in. bank jg nQt granted, according to associati that t] j, president of the Chica- different and their 's Association, declared so unljke that ( inion Dy officers of the f Ju] 12 18g2 ar of Railway Trainmen. doeg nQt intend t, ert the strike is banks to be includ lkout would involve 16.. tion The general s a result of the strikes, graj reserve SyStem o Livestock Exchange ed .f the reserve bs gainst shipping be gued under ^e i Chicago before consuL- nationai banking as agents concerning a pos0 Commenting on 1 J miss. Judge Evans ing of the drawee P Rpfnm#* enue previously enj( c ucuuiuc on them came thr0l e of Menace correspondent banl m wfr i g-\ i uue 11 ausatjuun ui 10 West Coast I States that the alle j racy are lacking in 0.. April .-Japanese jto charee an action California \s so high and . -d of living so low that Washington, Ap :ion policy other than ex- tion of an alleged result in the ultimate de- tion to depress cot the American populatior dered today by Att< f not in the whole United , mer. McClatchy, publisher of j In a telegram ltO'Bee asserted today in Attorney Alexaride address before the ?ity Palmer * issued ins examination of ch nese have neither a- dealers have combi sire nor tne power uncev reduce the price o tion of the Sherm ry," Mr. McClatchy said. The COmplaint was unassimilable. They do erg were controllil citizenship. Their gov-, manj lation of d ects Japanese in this grades of < main loyal to the countr> Palmer an jrs and they are loyal tc ont . government will i Ejection to the Japane.t qrti"n" as s00n 35 antipathy but the knowl ,n tl)e ^ase are i eir economic advantage* structed Mr. Alexa _ - . fi n/1!n?c fn Vi r\ Tl?> eless for the wmte race i * ? rtth them, Mr. McClatchy i tice. the Georgia a riculture and the > |Oeorgia state burei c. ine r, ributors, single trees K/ER ? The Adria: work and do it bettei .nd Shorts. ODS irts, socks, shoes. AM SL nAi w RCHANDISE D. Evans Di* Against Federal m ^ of Atlanta UDei pril .?Judge Bevle district court of for the Southern \ dq l today refused to of the American !ompany et al., a- JV Reserve Bank of Iftffl ? the case to the su- IVI B Ismissed the bill. in which the counenjoin the reserve ' VllUU ; into effect its oreral paper through AIR at par, the coun- AI^D, that such a system 1 part of their law- J ? negations of con- |"|j ue up in the Fulton i q. .vas later taken to | ?jll vhen a motion was. the state court and gjf a 1WT* ' Comments. the motion to re auic rr x U115. ril Investiga- Pir*nr#> I iliegal combina- I^lCXUre ton prices was or- TWFD/ jrney General Pal- mxam^lsjn to United States ? r at Atlanta. Mr. LiA D tructions for the arges that cotton net! arbitrarily to & Star ( f cotton in viola- .. _ , au aiurii uoi dti. JUCllvOL J that cotton deal- nr?ii l lg prices through Will SnOW pict ifferentials in the 1 o 1C :otton. begin 8:15. nounced that the take "appropriate 5 all of the facts developed. He in- ADMISSION nder to report his partment of Jusommissioer of agdirector of the au of markets. jj arm i clevises, heel g? rice made by | r, for the same j Is oxfords, hats, CO. | IIIMBIIlililiilllMllllllliilllllllillilllillB EVILLE, S. C., y April 12th ERT VIERRA'S \WAIIANS igers and Players ght In Hawaii" ^ Program ^ BARA in ELLE RUSSE" and Jomedy in Pants" ures one time only and will ; Children ,50c ADULTS .75c ( Gallerv -35c