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T, *4 IMES THE LATEST ASSOCIATED PPESS DISPATCHES 26th Year. rencc, S. C. Tuesday Afternoon, January 18, 1921. $6.00 a year. SOUTH CAROLINA NAVY OPENS PROBE CORONER’S JURY TOBACCO GROWERS OF BALLOON TRIP EXHAUST SOURCES of information n T iflRFARF! COMMANDANT SAYS THAT COLD lu Uwl HUflLHUL WEATHER CONDITIONS • FA VORED Acrial test. TARIFF REPRISALS, | FINAL PLANS FOR THE THREAT OF CANADA INAUGURAL ARE GIVEN APPROVAL BY HARDING GEODES EXPECTED TO DISCUSS PROPOSED WHEAT DUTY DURING LONDON VISIT. GLEMSON KITCHEN CAM AC £ CF %2b.000 DONE BY fLAMCS AT THE COLLEGE TODAY. Executive Committee De-I \ Rockaway. x. Jan. is.—The naT-i Will Not Render Verdict For ; Ottawa, Jan. is.—"if uncle Sam. j Ceremony ftis Been Set for cides on Reduction of ^ boar<l of inquiry appointed iy sec-i ^ Least Two without provocat^, undertakes to the East Portico of 00 T 1 P#»r Cont ■;retary cf the Navy Daniels met.hero, Weeks practically embaiKO further Importa- ; Capitol. 33 1 "3 xrci v ' c ll * ' i^ogterdav to begin Its investigation ot; * | tlons from Canada he must get reafly^ c the balloon flight of Lleuts. Kloor. ‘ ttt^aoo c uryrp ; for something like an embargo hy TQ HER E, Farrell and Hinton which took thera HYMAN HEARS SHU1 'Canada upon importations from thO'riAYo IS on a month’s hazardous trip intoj | United States,” ^' ys today’s Toronto 1 CONVENTION Action Taken on Authority Voted By It Last Week. northern Canada. Rear Admlra* i George Washington Kline is the pre-l siding efllcer. * I In anticipation df a large crowd or! spectators, as a result of an announce-; ; , . I meat that the hearings would ba pi.vt A Reduction of thirty-three and ono,,^ offlcers o{ the u 0C kaway Point third per cent, of the 1921 t oha cco | naval aJr fltat { 0n (jii^ ,h 3 assemhiy Josh 2L. Hyman that he had hoard n j of business her iost customer, crop, compared with that of 192 ). was | hRre ex t ra S oats to nec.or. o- j jstol shot in the woods about a half I I? is hinted t|at Canada can an# Clt.mson C dleg,?, i?.n. IS.—Tire this merning parti^tfy destroyetl the kit- chen-and commissar.' at Clemson Co! i lege. ' Tho loss ii estimated at Jiii.OOO ful CALLER ly covered by -Insurance carried with i the sinking fund commission of the i state. COOPER PLEADS FOR THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION Makes Second Inaugural Address Before Joint As sembly of State. W A N !,000,000 That tho simple ceremony on the east 1 'por*: Prod t’A> conPagration to its original tico of tho capitol, which will mark ; liruirs, There wore no accidents. I (HillHr rst’v l X l ill v l ms U: «t*I . V IIJIL. V UlllUillifcr- Ml J.IV U ’ V stated, according to the sentiment oflbe directed that the flight he attempt- t-ngedy in which I the committee.. Jed “on a sultahif day,’’ and gave no to have s): Young, secretarv of the association, ^ bj s order. Cant. Cummings srid t.o new d-'v«-Iopment» today in the | United States tfriff on Canadian i Mr< 'V-oods came to Marion to ter scheduies. which L. S. Righam is he-1 wheat * IT'A Harding formally that the.inaugu- \ temporr-- roof wilt construct shot and killed hfs ! Meanwhile. wLt ,the wheat marker ’ Kd committees had acquiesced to his j ed over the kitchen and 'commissary Immediately r.pon passage of the! further orders, vAjtten or verbal. H'* Mr?-. M. M. Pighani. his sis-1 confused and difjprent srhgmes of dls-! lk' : >POsals that the east steps <if thejond slor - w’!: hn taken at onco to re resolution for reduction, official ne-jsaid he went on a leave of absenc - , t. .Mrs. Marjorie Htnck, and the lat | posing of the cr<<> under consideration j *'<* made too scerm (.t toe j n.nco such eiulpmotit os Is not usai)’e tice was sent to Xorth Carolina that | December 12, the day before the star:, t.-r's two adopted children, and then; in the west, t^’- situation is being , father than the Senate enamber. He The ti’e fioo s and the refrigerating her sister state is with her for the (leaving Lieut. Commander Douglas o have sent bullet through his own 1 watfhed closalyWhy the government i 8^° sought tire President-elects eon- plant located in the bn'-ement wore betterment of the tobacco industry. : command of the station. br>in. . I:\ndvarJoiisropriiMrtations a8towhat -' ont t0 Ph.n for the ercct.on <n a not damaged. The origin of tho Arc The wire was to Mr. F. O. Carr, of Wilson, as follows: "Executive association of state as sociation today passed resolution to reduce tobacco acreage in this state, by one third, also favoring passage oi i Explaining that the purpose of the The declaration of Mr. Hyman, a ! action to take |l” being mad*'. In flight was to train pilots. Capt. Cum- well known citizen of the Pamplico * identic, the polfical consequence of mings said: , community is considered importan* any action are b.^iug considered Cold weather is especially desira-, because of its relation to the sunpos-. Among tho small platform on the cast steps from f s not yet determined. which the inaugural address will no 1 delivered. It was agreed that the p;:,v HERE FROM Y/ILMING1 bio for balloon flights because the b:g ed suicide of L. S. High am, whose body pome friends Tiave rtiore buoyancy then. The; was found at noon Sunday on a ditch, the complete n c snircstion broached bv! form would he built., hut it would t,- 1 . s of he government arc I nir.roly a small affair designed to as- ON. dlonalizatlon of the ! sdst the President-elect elimination both | himself heard. tlon. This bill will likely pass. Com- mitfeo feels that this state will be keeping good faith with hep sister states in this movoiro MT. Sydney Croneuh'rg of Wil maklns^ icinyton. X. C., irt in t!» •> city today i having been called here by the ex during the winter months.*’ petrated the crime or killed himself, and the groin ex$h’ftn£e, nud, as an ai- cabinet conferences preparatory to a:s Huater. lie added that he since h:ul issue* Coroner Smith returned from tho tenifitive, the esphlishment of a grata j departure for Florida, but wnetuer ae orders that “flights which are to be scene of the trae«dv last night after hoard fit Fort WMiiams,»a government irciich a corclusion h: re *nt on this basi duratiop must be doiuiled to spending ill of Sunday and Mondo- j selling agency, ip connection with the grad to several pressing questions i-.w fnreinp "VHiliuo ami Heine which Kns lest is least when the beat Is bank In the woods and the doubt tn gra'n trade and-3k* ettminatlo ■ , , ... - meafts another lark* cut in ' prodne- end when tho sun Is lew, as the minds of somo that h« either tier- j of the farmers^^operative concarrs j ;' lr Harding todaj continued his ^rou»* i.lt.e-.s of bis aunt. Mrs, V EXPECT HARDING TO LEAVE SOON tn view of fact that we cut ovpr . the commanding officer. 18.000,000 pounds lart year, and wcj call upon our .sinter states for faithful j performance of our mutual obi: 'a ; tions.” , Probably the best indication of the, reduction sentimant in South Caro-| lina lies jn the Information which the' secretary pineod before the commit-1 fee. He obtained it in a census ofj. the meet log here last week. Of tko^e: attending the meeting ?3R expressed J themselves on reduction, wfith the fob | lowing reFult-’.: fix for 50 to 100 pm j rent, reduct flat ?ut. one there in the effort to procure all avail- publicly owned Rtvators there. This, j iouid not bo learned, able evidence concerning the trageij*. it is ropresente'.jP would bo a stop to- Lowden and Hays As stated yesterday, the coroner* ward national (ffnership Without go-! Among the visitors were Frank c;. lory will not make its report until it b'g to the full 's\tont and Incurring | l/owden, former governor of lilinots has exhausted every source of i'-fo*--1 all its incident all expenses. ; who is reported to be supporting mation bearing on the case. ft is The prime minister was asked Sat- j Charles G. Dawes of Chicago, for see-. thought this will take about two urday regardin>L,a report emanating i votary of the treasury; will H. Hays weeks. i from Winnipeg t the effect that the , chairman of tho Republic nationa*. All of the dead were burled yea- 1 Government waFi ronsiderlng some | conimlttee, spoken of for poatmaater- terday afternoon in the cemetery ort plap for r.atiomnzing wheat in order j general, and Charles D. Hilles, of Now WOULD MAKE WIVES RANK AS BILL IN KANSAS LEGISLATURE GIVES THEM RIGHT TO RECOV- I ER DAMAGES FROM INJURIES. i Governor Declares Education is Our Fun damental Need. Banks To Close (Wyatt A. Taylor) Columbia, Jan. is. -Pleading v Mile General Assembly far lilr n 1 ; - 11 | making appropriations for r4-yai I a. and for a total for tho state d ment of education r,f approx':',;:’ !v !two million dollars. Governor C * ; •..• ;today delivered to the Joint nr- : ' • I of tlie legisiature ids sci on 1 I ural address, or th*' subject• t f In- j cation, an<l he took the oath e: o.'.'-ce tl:e record time, standing -it t!u* threshold of his second term in rflioc. ; Tne oath was adminis ered by a ,v ! elate Justice Watts, of the supr- iu* ] court. In his address, which w-. a -i strong essay on the educational ■' • ,tem ef the stale, the governor uvg - 1 I education as tho first neces i*y f • any high achievement in Hi'o. *•(: • fimdamentai need is eduentio”." ho said. ‘‘There ar* 1 miiln-ic; of idle ac ‘e •• ii tills state.” In* said: “there av" v. oth^r natural resources i*fvl-- I-- 1 . There are hundreds of fhar f tnre?; of cip-ovrr lands that rhow ;’ ■> ruthless hand of ore who r- tr, in *-.o .absence of Intelligent foresirv there are possibilities for d! agriculture which are uTn ’’ n.rrl, there avo ebaneep, nlnof-; v.' '*o t ; number, for making this state a nlr, » that wdll Jure the best, eliiss of set tlers, a niace where men may <lw !' i i tho midst of smiling p'entv, ; home owning will become far mow? general. , where the con I’T’OU c,i ■ss will rise Id eh pi • v:\ ir 3 pdane. But it is id ! ^ •*>■» •/ yes, it ir irUi' to att to the hid host life of v- Moll v:r» stating any amount. 13 dul not rx ■ "" "■"‘T . are understood to be I the family or respect for the dead, press themselves, and seven favored P^on*! ^ i Th( , statement cf Mr. Hyman is aa ,'“Iv''! exneoted here during the remainder 1 me statement ci .ur. Hyman two to two and one half acres to the, e *m^ iea nert auring me renuuuuii .. .. hfe i of his stay. There was evidence of | 8 • ‘Mens were taken also to ret on 1 his early departure today when a mor- I «as ia front of the Ligham honw .itfps wen taiun also to ge t en h.»cin ca-rvine awav furnl- ! about six oclock Saturday afternoon acted into law a bill now pending in | V f J“ b t e h ga n^ a de r ^J K -and heard a gunshot In a southerly the general assembly to compel tie , trom tne res.aence. wnd wef . fprly dlrP( , t , on It fi0lin(le<1 ing and grading of tobacco in South; ______ ___ rarolinn. In. urging th<* support oil MUST DIE IN CHAIR this measure. W. E. Lea. of Timmons j j at the time. I did not mention hear- women meffibers i like a pistol about half a mile away. ' Mr. E. D. Eigham was at tho house WOMAN ELECTED JUDGE OF PROBATE ; who is regarded as a likely recipient | the two | of the post o? attorney general in tho; House. ! Harding cabinet. Mr. Hays made vj plain that he w islied it nnderstooc; BUSINESS PICKS UP I that there remained complete har-1 s with prescr homes: friends. ;es for,neiiiev* inning;are capaHo unlers we first hav o term"-1 cation." fVeas.L laJtig addgesii„Goy£iBm' ane of. pc*at«*d his d**sire for » of the ! people “of nil possible fmanml pr j sure.” ’But we r.’*e rot so p i he added, “indeed we e<>uhl nev ;• | so poor as to .justify us in trk i away from oi,r people the one th money among the group of men who ; INDUSTR , AL CONDITIONS managed the Republican campaign. I PROVE IN MARION I “I carafe to Marion at the request j j of Mr Harding to go over several, cAwwir eArtVT en/vrmc ‘ Important matters with him.’’ sah*: FANNIE SCOTT SUCCEEDS i .. *t ovc »i| nm horn ! Mr 1 , 1 .” ay * # 1 am l f . h n . 80 vostonlay and tho opening of tho rr- i P!?!* 11 ® i tire Anderson Lumber plant a few none. \lile, submitted an inter.-sting com j IVEY LITTLEJOHN RESENTENCED ing the shot at the time. Dewev MRS parison between returns of tobacco, AT SPARTANBURG. ! Hines and D. H. Williams said they! HER HUSBAND TO OFFICE crops in North and South Carolines 1 ■— i heard, the shot. It was a clear shot.-, IN GREENVILLE. for the past id year:-. Including o, Spartanburg. Jan. IS.-Ivey Little-' j phenomenal retun in 1919. when;.John, the negro who slew J. f?. Ho*-| THE DEAD BURIED. Greenville, Jim. IS—The first wo-1 North Crrollna av-vn/d 31 centsjbirt. guard on the county chaingane.; Pamplico. Jan. 18.—Yesterday at. man in South Carolina to be elected above South Carolina, the northern will pay the penalty for his crim»*; eleven o’clock the murdered momlierr, j to public rtffee was elected here to state received >38,714.000 more for! on Friday. February 18. when he wilt of the .Bighrim family were buried at! day when Mrs. Fannie C. Scott was her crop than the southern state. Oth ! he electrocuted In the state penile*-; Reulah Cemetery near hem named Judge of Probate in Gre-m or years. North Carolina has received, tiary at Columbia. Littlejohn wa>; Rev. Wallace of Johsonville, as ville county. She had no opposition, an average fiv<» to si*w cents porI sentenced some months’ago, but at>- sisted by Rev. W. P. Simpson of She sueeceeds her husband who was pound more than South Carolina. On j pealed to the supreme court. Ho wan j Pamplico conducted the services. ! killed recently tn an automobile aecl Idle of January the state highway tie- this basis, excepting the unusual; sentenced to die os May 2, 1920, bur 1 l n one large grave by the side of dent. partmont has collected, for 1921 mo- year, she would have made 813,3(57.0001 his appealed stayed the execution.!the late Senator L. S. Rtgham were; tor vehicle licenses, more than one Ito- Marion, Jan. 18.—With the opening of the Marion Guano company here any altercations over cabinet appoint-1 ( , ays ft „ ^ industrial conditions ar- ments. for as far as I know there arc bflginnJnR to intir0VP . It was report- Collections Good | ed that the Marion Guano company i would not op A n nt nil this year an*- ; only the planing mill had been in op- eration at the Anderson Lumber plan:. (Wyatt A. Taylor) , The scale of wages has been much re- Columbia, Jan. IS.—Up to the mid- j dured here and manufacturers state there is no difficulty in getting labor now. most necessary for the neenmr! Men , of wealth.” 1 The governor stated that conoul- ( sory education, in its first year, i; o, iipcrrnsei th*-* sehool at'end'n ’e by '89.000, bringing the total cche t' e*i- rollment tn a half million. Approxi mately a thnimand school dh^riets vo ted special school h vies h:rt ven-, he su'd, leaving only a handful ot d'a- triets not doing so. | The governor asked for the nut prlation of 1600.000 to er.rrv out t':o state's contract under Hte hi di s , . d art, declaring that there s-touM ' * more than this state. A special committee on ways and; Saturday. means to affect this program and tej watch legislation, was appointed., CRANE FALLS DEAD Judge Molver resentenced Littlejohn I deposited the bodies of Mrs. M. M. MAKE BISHOP A Bigham, Mrs. Marjorie Ulaek. L. S., »<? a ! Bigham and the two adopted children MASON AT SIGH l ' of Xfrs. Black. ' i * of last third of the total amount collected Inst year. The 1921 licenses, to Jan. 13. have brought in $199,149. For all year the total was $527.868.1 TURN THE MACHINE GUNS ON COSSACKS school, rry out months Members are B. F. Williamson, of! ’ [ The coroner's jury has not yet an i UNUSUAL CEREMONY WAS HELD, License fees are higher this year, j RUSSIANS RETURN FIRE OF THE Darlington, chairman: S. B. Poston, well known MARION MAN sUts-'' 10unrP< l a verdict. Outside of the! in CITY OF COLUMBIA TODAY. however, graduated according to cai FRENCH BLACKS KILLING of Johnsonville: W. F. Lea, of Tim! CUMBS SUDDENLY. f amily occupying the premises prior! weight. ! TEN OF THEM. monsvllle; C. O. Dixon, of Mullins; ! the return to South Carolina of; Columbia, Jan. 18.—Bishop William: T. Benton Young, of Florence, secre , Marion Jan. 18. C. J. Crane, super- D - Bteham. and the latter's family j A. Guerry of the lleiseapal diocese of GREENWOOD BANK tary. Intendent’of the Marion County Him- lot ^ no ins r. live to throw light, South Carolina was made a mason at' tkt t totttty a HTTCYlVT , , , , The legislature will be asked abo. jp er corporation here for 13 years, l 111 t * 1, ‘ matter, the. tragedy happening, sight here today at an occasional llM U1JJA i lUIN j "pp.s e n tlm mutinous cossacks of upon adoption of the grading and tie I dropped dead at his home on Harllec* i a t,ino when most country lodge which had been called for the ■ Gen. Wrangel's former army enrnmn ing act. to adopt in South Carolina j street Saturday night around nine; were at dinner and on a day purpose. It was tho first tim* in the! PEOPLES BANK AFFAIRS WILL BE rd twenty-five miles from Imre on Sat Constantlncplo. Jan. IS. black troops tarred their - French machine the North Carolina schedule of ware i o'clock. His death came as a great I : ’ f _ J*’ 0 woo,< w,:f ‘ n many wore in house charges, which are a reduction. H hockto his wife and his many frames Boride adopting these very 'specific policies, tho committee stressed the fact that' tobacco planters. If they town. No one has be«n located who heard j has taken place, fbe c hots at the house. Tim pistol ir ! — history of the state, as far as is! ! known, hore, that such a ceremony t HANDLED BY BANK OF GREENWOOD. hare, A short time ago Mr. Cralne gave . up his position with the lumber mill i J* 10 ant * *■*• s - Bigham rrh-mi found | U hope to make anything on their crops on account of his health. He had j in t v° ' voo< i 3 had one snapped bullet I this year, me t turn th* ir attention j been suffering with his heart. 'an<» nnft cm h ,v - and one other loaded urday right after tho cossacks had disarmed Ihe'r officers. T h>* Rus shins returned the fire killing ten Senegalese and. wounding twenty oth wholly to quality of production, and! while in a bae condition, he’was able! aho,J -. With tho passing of these! S. District Court Convenes Greenwood, Jan. 18.—The Peonies hank with a capitol stock of two bun-j era and two French officers, dred and fifty thousand dollars has ue gone Into voluntary liquidation the at- GOVERNOR COTPER fairs of the bank will bo handled by BEGINS SECOND TERM the Bank of Greenwood. Depositors I —J while in a bae condition, he’was ablej not to quantity. Where available j to get about. Only the dav before h».s I mnT^ ‘ b ' ,r,, onl >' survive. Kd Big-i (Wyatt A. Taylor) also, they urge ttuing home grown I death he was on the streets, talking 1 h '’ ?M Bros with his family at th ?j Columbia, Jan. 18.-—United States j will be paid in full. The embarrass-i Columbia. S. C.. Jan. 18.—Governor seed, of successSnl typos. ! with his friends. It Is the common ; P* 800 tragedy; and nnoth''.* - 1 court for the Kastern district con-j ment of tho bank is due to heavy loans j Cooper tofiav br^an the second term brother. Dr. Cleveland Bigham, who! vened in Columbia today. There were! and failure to collect. of liip administration. He was inane- a fugitive anli whose whereabouts| 82 cases on the roster before Judge! i ucate l before a joint s^-sion of M " Three important resolutions were j opinion that the worry and-trouble o» passed. One of those requested the! operating a plant of the magnitude o» general assembly to invite Mr. Aaron the Marion Lumber company dunn?r Sapiro, of San Francisco, Calif., who'the trying times of the war overtaxed spoke here last week and made a his constitution. most impressive presentation, to ad dress the legislature on marketing legislation. Another extended sincere He Is survived by his wift* who wan a Miss Ada AUensworth, ofc A»- lanta; his father and mother. Mr. anc is unknown. STATE BUDGET OF SEVEN I Smith when he e.iUed the court. Many | of these were already marked “con ;tiuued’\ and In some cases the de fendants had not been arrested. The ; Im no majority of the cases were for violation of the prohibition act. YOUTHFUL BANDITS LOOT MAIL TRUCK thanks to the extension servici* of j Mrs. A. P. Crane, of Baltimore; two Clemson College, and recognized Dr. 1 hrmhers. William Crane, of Hichmona' W. W. Long, director, as “of invnhi and George Crane of Chicago, and a I able service to his state and one upon j sister, Mrs. R. G. Wiggins, of Estil!. whom we arc depending for leader ! S. c. Mr. Crane was in his 54th year. REDUCTION OF TAX LEVY PRE- shlp in helping us to solve our seriousi The body was taken to Atlanta Ins* OICTEO IF LEGISLATURE KEEPS problem of marketing." The other ’ night for burial. Mrs. Crane has no- WITHIN THE FIGURE. ! one. in full is as follows: •'Whereas y pt decided whether she will con-i our production questions have* in a tinue to make Marion ber homo or go i Columbia, Jan. 18.—A state budge CALLED BEFORE NAVAL BOARD LIEUTENATS KLOOR, FARRELt. AND HINTON TO GIVE FIRST INFORMATION OF FLIGHT. asrombly. Llputenant Governor Wil son G. Harvey, of Charleston, wa* Sworn in as president of the senate and Welter F. Duncan of Aiken, the only other new state officer elect, was li sworn in ns r^nintroH 'r. Tho rov-T ! nor inaugural address was large.lv de- j voted to educallen ai d to a review of ESCAPE IN AN AUTOMOBILE WITm sc’ieol work in the state. 12 SACKS. 10 CONTAINING j REGISTERED MAIL. BANKS TO CLOSE. iTO THE WEATHER. large measure leqn at least tempor jAtlanta to live nrlly solved, and whereas, it is urg ; there, ent now to link t« and emphasize, more tho question of developing the, marketing side of agriculture. i “Be It resolved by this executive.! t* 01 ' committee of the South Carolina To bacco association and the organiza tion conunitiae of tho Tri-State Co operative Marketing association that with her sister totaling $7,111,688 was submitted to; Chicago. Jan. 18.—Five youthfu* Tomorrow be'ng tin' birthday .of bandits held up a mail truck at the Genera! Robert R Inil of the 'Union station Imre early today, os- hnnh* of the chy will In closed for Lieutenants caplng in an automobile with twelve j the day. Rockaway, Jan. 18. the legislature today by Governor Kloor. Farrell and Hinton were asx- sacks of mall, ten of which contain Cooper. The 1921 budget is thus over ed to appear today before tho secomt ed registered mail. KILLED OVER TEN CENTS South Carolina: Cloudy to night with rising temperature tonight and Wednesday. Fresh and strong north-east and east winds. the extension forces of this state IK* J ton; B. F. Williamson, of Darling- called upon to exert every effort iniR. Len. 0 f Tlmmonsville: W. C. Hem- that direction; and. the* we mernor-jRigway, of Hemingwav; J. Russell islJze the legislative delegations from j williams, of Monks Corner: VY. H. the tobacco counties that the usual Andrews, of Andrews, appropriations for this extension ser-! Rrieht ’Williamson, of DnrHngton, vice be taken «nr.' of by tin* legis’a- Dr. W. W. I^ng. of Clemson College, lure now In session. i Mr. Young. Mr. Fusion, and F. A. Hur- “Signed by every mrmbor, an fol | roughs, of Conway, will go to Raloigh the total appropriations of last year of almost an even million dollars. The printed budget report also shows the resources available for the state this year these totaling more than eleven million dollars, an in crease over last year of nearly five million dollars. If the legislature appropriates day’s session of the naval board ofin-j The police say the best information quiry here to* give first hand reports obtainable indicated that the pouenes j of their historic balloon flight into the cxntinod part of a Federal Rescrv? wilds of Canada. Columbus. On.. Jan. IS.—“Candy Cobb, .a well known cltDen of cirnrd ! bank money shipment destined for n! Alabama, is dead and Ceorge West is i train leaving for St. Paul at two-thtr-! pnJrfuJlv hurt in a local hospital. ACTRESSES DRIVE ty O’clock today. while the nolice arc searching for r*t?mC*r* tm r>Ar*t? ^'* 1c l )0sla l authorities while unable! Jack Vonsey. who is I'lcm d to )r*vo ULlLblii liM KAL^r^ to eslirnatt* the amount stolon said shot Cobh and West, following a dis- I that shipments to the northwest; pnte over n di’”e, in front of tho moor than the budget, calls for a rn- SPECTACLE MARKS OPENING OF which usually go out. at two thirty store of C. J. Windtn-m. just arrives duoMon of the t;fx levy is predicted. NEW YORK POULTRY SHOW. average about on<* hundred thousand the Dillingham rt!'*‘ t bridge in Gl Tho budget contains nothing for — 'dollars. ran'. The shooting om-mred ' early repairs to university buildings exeept, New York, flan. 18.—The spectacle - ! yesterday morning. an item of $5,000 for repairs to rear-!of eighteen actresses from the load Qnmigh Pihinet donees. Jng Broadway musical comedies hold | ^ . J , TODAY’S COTTON MARKET. In the Citadel budget, of $461,615 Ing ribbon reins in a goore race was * Decides To Resign * there are items total $300,000 for the,a feature of th** annual Madison , jam Mar. Mav .bdv Out J?' ,,08t < ,n * of Johnsonville;'N. C., next Friday to attend the or new building program. (Square Garden poultrv show opening Paris. Jan. 18.—A <lecision to r- Ooen 17 2*) Diir, 16 18 16no 16.20 ”• . K : ‘ “T- V.. or * l0 ”‘ nc ® : . !ganizatlon committee nierting for the; Tho budget does not include any ,today. Tho well footed racers will be! sign has been reached by o i.u . .. r ,. « i -- - — not include any today. The web-footed racers wil! be j sign has been reached by the Snanlrn High hinitb. of Mullins; R. M. Jenkins, rtf, Tri-State Tobaecr. Growers Co-opera ifems for new baildingu.nt Winthren. groomed after the derby for a mid cabinet, according to a Madrid diss- Lew St. Lharles; L. L. JIcGIII, of Darling-1 tlve Marksting association. ^though $300,000 uras requested. i night feast tor their drivers. ^ patch. . 17.70 16."> 16.1« 16.25 16 25 . 17.40 16.0'» 1.5.97 16.16 16 13 Lust sale 17.53 1G.02.15.97 16.12 16.'23 ; 30.000 boys and girls in bjaj 'instead of the present 14,000. i He asked for $525,000 to c jtbt law guaranteeing seven iof school term to weak rchn,y*-.. He asked that *97-).090 La .’iij i printed for the provN’or.? cf ! Equalization law and the Rm. 1 c»- School law. He asked that 8R0. ; be appropriated for the Imildfra i grom railed for'under tlie act t* 1‘ (He urged also liberality in mr.i ■ 210:18 for the fight against iT' 4 among adults; for the betterment i negro schools; for rural schcol ■ vision; for mill schools, and t • expenses of tlie education t’ • ( mont. The cost of ndmir.isteri ; school funds in 1920 .ho t- : !. \ j less than two ptr c'nt. Jt'-t . * Ision should now be unthinkable,'’ said. Four and a Half Mil!':. Tho governor told his hear r t : tho tax necessary to prod .. ■ funds asked for public eduenti n I j year would reach a total of four ,• i a half mills, or possibly four e ! th quarters, t “A quarter of a century s it was thought that the constitutio ! three mill tax would tie sufficient,'’ oommontoik j The govagnor suggested that the c-- i flee of county superintendent of e j cation be put on a professional f •*- 1 time has*s. He said no person sh : i i be allowed to hold this office mt a i possessing the necessary qu.hv-a- I lions. The governor expr .>ed L -- ■view that the county board of *«'i - . lion should be elective by the ] *opt *, ' and that this bf.ard shonld eniplo 4 , tne 1 county superintendint of education. The Celleges 1 h<* governor also urg* d that th c *■ ! leges be given careful consideration when the legislature came to the i*,;.*. ter of appropriation: 4 . “I In-: of - . -j i that In eurlailing, as we must.” lie i .-ahi, “you consid. r the whole of \ne educational system in the light of the . public good.” Other Officials Lieut. Gov nior-olect Wilson G. liar- j vey, of Cliarh ston, was also sworn ! into office today, as president of t:u* j Scnat *. Walter lb Duncan, of Aik :i was th;* i nly otliei new state offic: • i to b** sworn into office. H<> t ulay a.- I stinted the office of cfipfroM* r r i- eral, to which he was ek i ted la v Falk witHout opposition. The inauguration ceremonl toe-t place hefoi 4 (* a distinguislied ; n ’ler’c •ill state officials end a number < * judges b dug in attendance. Metn- . hers of tlie United States Uongr were also Invited. There were manr visitors.