Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ff.rrt'jf'. ’-biw 26th Year ear E BUILDING Of—— j HOUSES ASSUREDi 'HOTEL AGREES TO LAY DOWN 1 REG ARMS ON APRIL 10TH 10 SUDDEN 1 All Of The Capital Stock For Storage Corporation Is Now In Sight. READ Y RESPONSE LOOTING STOPPED application For Charter Has Already Been Filed In Columbia. The Government Victorious In Its Fight Against Rebellion. Communist Commander Threaten To Shoot Soldier Who Disobey. DusselcloiT, Api'il 2.—The govern- ment ami the central committee of workmen have reached an agreement today under which the workmen’s army will delived Iheir arms before With only $3,050 of the $25,000 forth of stock unplaced at the end soliciting, the success of the Flor- oe storage Warehouse Company, ind the prize houses which it wifi erect, appears assured. Stock sales! committees expect now there will be| ”i a oversubscription, as several, amn ,unltion. inown supporters have not been seen ^ | 00 ting had been suppressed and he jl f , | would shoot with his own pistol any The reports of the committees LOCAL COMMITTEE ING A REPLY FROM COVER- NOR COOPER. A reply from Governor Cooper ac-' cepting the invitation of citizens to j come to Florence and open the cam paign for a $500,000 hotel is hoped for | this afternoon. Mr. J. M. Lynch, acl- J ing president of the Chamber of, Commerce, wrote him yesterday aft-( ernoon, inviting him to attend the mass meeting and address it, and re quested him to wire an answer this afternoon. . Waitinc On Governor Tentatively, ptans are awaiting the .answer of the governor. The cemmittee on lent Lee Declares Such Action Would Be Illegal. MAIL TRAINS RUN Situation On Norfolk And Western Becomes More Serious. 1 UNION REFUSE TO THE PUBLIC A VOICE. ALLOW BEAI INS I 2.—President Washington. April 1—Wage nego tiations between the conference com mltteoH representing the railroads and the unions were broken off to liight when the railroad represents lives declined to continue consider;! ticq of demands which have been es ! tlmated to total $1 000,000.000 unless JtV* public was given a voice in the j proceedings. I Under lh rt provisions of the trans Party Escapes Capture Only! Hope For Reconsideration Through Their Quick Action. Of H ouse Rejection Yesterday. /■ t*Cy. WOMEN H t D Ei DUPONT GOES OVER Fate Of Train And The Amendment Was Lost By X Crew Unknown In Washington. Washington. April 2.'—Lieutenant Vote Of Twenty-Six To Six. Cleveland, April .. T — — , of the Lvotherhood of Railway Train- portatlon act. the wage controversy colone! Robert M. Campbell. United men wired the Roanoke union officials now will bn ratified to the railroad states military attache to Mexico arrangements today that the proposed strike of the^.-har board, which is yet to he ap ( City. his wife, and an American wo- will not set the time for the mass trainmen would be illegal and that ^ p 0 j n t(>d by President ( knows ,} ie un ton would protect and support ; lltw provides for three represent:!^ its oeiitract with the Konfolk and were filed this morning in the office of the Chamber of Commerce, as fob lows: R W Covington $500, -J B Atkmi .$500, Arrowsmith. Muldrow. Bridges jfc Hicks $500. Uargan-Harllee $600. KB M Lawton $500, S I Sulzbacher $500, W J Wilkins $500. T B Haynn- ^worth $500, S R Lucas $500, P J Max well $250, E G Muldrow $500, R. istein $200, M L Rhodes $500. pves & Stackhouse $400, R I> ye shy $200. H Cannon $1,000. J W erger $1,000. D W Alderman .!r., J C Kendall $500, T D Martin W, A II Huff. $200, Trenchard-Spar Lumber Cn. $250. Thad Saleeby (00, E H Lucas $250. W R Barrin- gr $250. R E Whiting $500, D Gor- un Baker $100, H A Brunson $200, psmlth-Pnwell Co., $250, M B Bar- $250, Wilson » Harper $500. M K Ateyeh $100, W U Douglas $200, R P Zeigler $100, G T Walker $100, D\ R M Graham $100, J B Burch $ 00, H C McCall $250. F U Lake F mg Co $200. F H Daniel $500, D Communist soldier who order of nurrende# - . violated the; „ . . r- : meeting and banquet till It April tenth. Communist Cotrtfnander j * hat tjme wU1 bo conven , 0Ut for Wesel declaring that he could not ^ Governor Cooper. Place and other fight any longer because he lacked 'Retails will be determined very early t Western after the reply from ‘he governor. Meeting Morday Members of tlie stee.-ing commit tee are to meet again Monday after iioon at 6 o’clock, wlien they will re sume making plans for tie rally. Thny will know then probu'ily on whom they can count for speaking the day of the rally. A very prominent citizen has noti fied life leaders in the hotel move ment lie will subscribe for $100,000 The man doctor named Paine, were at tacked by rebels a few miles from lives of the public on this board. | Mexico Cltv hut escaped through the E T Whiter chairman of the rail j Quick woik and quickness of action, way executives' conference commit-j' ho Sm* Department was advised to- tee announced the decision in a si ate ^ rp ba r(J h(.l s dynamited a train carry- ment which said the two sides were j nK tbe Americans. The women hid in disagreement as to the provisions in the woods until the rebels left. PROMINENT MEN ARE UNDER INDjCTMENT INVESTIGATION OF MEN RESPON SIBLE FOR THE LEAK IN SU PREME COURT DECISION Railroad at four o'clock this after noon. They claimed that conditions worth ol the hotel stock, under one on the road had been tendered un- ., s~\ < 1 « 4 I s-tw-fc Zk 1 V, t a. ^2 L ! —^, 2 — A. safe by the strike of clerks and that Trainmen To Strike Roanoke, Va„ April 2.—Officials of the Brotherhood of Railway Train- J men announced today that members i Hlin r.r ii, i . <»l the transportation act ol their organization would adhere to the decision to withdraw from the service of the Norfolk and Western l|te rallronds and „m ( Th a anion rr,ie ^ a,ft , * 10 train crew and the ! representatives were said to holu other passengers was not stated. {condition. This condition is not es sential however to his participating generously in the building plans. Demand For Hotel The movement -to provide Florence . ,, with bwt.er and more adequate hotel Asmon tv , apponiojdatlons is being given hfiurty that the law contemplated an,agree- GHAS. M. M'GURRY MADE FIELD AGENT Washington, April 2. Embry, former secretary ot Associate Justice McKenna, of the Supreme Court, James Harwood Graves, form er assistant attorney in the Depart- n.entof Justice, Barnett E Moses, a BlderPd friendly to the movement Washington lawyer, and E. Millard asmU p h as the reahze t , ie pre8ent fa . Ma.VPF IP ° M«nt V / »»• lr t-1 r\t» Ir »»»*rxlr. t * j>assenger and fielght be tied up by night trains will be operated. i affic would bough mail employes prior to any opportunity for participation by. the representa tives of the public. The railroad committed held that such an agreement might be reached, but they did not heliyve that. Congress ever contemplated that a controversy involving so creat an addition to transportation costs and in which the Roanoke, April 2.—Raiftroad officials Btipport generally. 4. XrSdSS'JXni TKS.S ^ ^ 19 ~ men were on strike and that a con ferenee -would he held tlvi,, afternoon to try and settle the eontipversy. U-’ not realize the need, and that it is’ Imperative. Old hotel men of Florence are eon- in- a New York stock brok-, p 1H ,, 08 ca j inot , mslb , v accomodate indicted by “• District ‘> l : the demand for such quarters here er, were Columbia grand jury which invest! gated an alleged leak in the United States Supreme Court decision last November In the Southern Pacific oil land case. TlHilev *100 I R Webster *500 San I Embr y ,k > thnr K ed W'* 1 ' furnishing 1 the tip to the other defendants for Chase $500, E 8 Oliver $600. W Svdnor & Co., $300, Lucas & Van ken $600, TftfS»p*r $To!>, Lis- Brunson $500, J M O’Dowd, A Smith $500, ’J G Plowden H R Lucks $300, J L Barringer $200 Charles E Commander $50o their use on the stock market. i ELKS ENDORSE THE CAMPAIGN now. n * !*»'*:*!( Another very Important considera tion In undertaking ro erect in Flor ence a modern hotel is that very few cities today have ;ample Ibotel act- comodations. Those that have them are getting the trade and travel be cause of the fac. REPORTED ON PART.y VOTE or RESOLUTION DECLARING PEACE BETWEEN GERMANY,AND THE UNITED STATES. POPULAR FLORENCE CITIZEN APPOINTED FIELD AGENT OF STATE TAX COMMISSION. Dover. April 2—Suffrage leaders announced today they would roako at: effort have the house reUerftlo^’of the Susan B. Anthony amendeosot re considered on Monday, declaring’.ttat Alfred I. Dupont, who eterts tpoW- ertul inlluence in Republican {\|1U:H t, would support the tnoll^t Mi. Dupont previously had been nMI- , •' j vi tral. Women Weep Dover, Del., April 2—The ratiL- cation resolution to make Deiaftare tlie :!filh state necessary to write the wom.iu sugrage amendment into constitution of the United States • went down to defeat in the house -of representatives. The vole was 22 to ft hut before the result was announc ed three members changed from ay# to nay to place themselves in a par liament position to move for'Mrrih* sideratlon, and one member who wpa, K « t down as voting asked to be’ re- » . . . . ._ rrt.1. LODGES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY WORKING FOR SALVA TION ARMY. A McCall Jr., $100. Florence Cad- ac Co $500, IjOuIh Finklestein $100. F. stackloy $500. Credit for the success'of t^e stock le Is dun to Messrs J M O’Dowd, H Daniel, J M Lawton, J G Plow- in and H A Smith, who canvassed iO business men placing the stock Atlanta, April 2—Leading Elks 1^4hey went. On account of illness throughout the country, and several J C Kendall, originally appoint-i ,od S e 3 to whose attention the Salva- eUta the committee, was unable to !t,on Army’s second home service ap- Mpute. P eal ha*, been called officially, have Ready Response I en(,orse d the campaign for funds The ready response of the citizens | "J th ts w , h,C . h . t0 ""/u 6 W ° rk ° f jto this project is typical of Florence.! he Salvat 0n , ^ ^ ii. i, i, , ' , have promised their hearty co-opera- i t'l 1 U 1 8 , C raak ' tion in raising the necessary funds Ing oreiice, not only building her to ma j n t a i n the organization. is a city hut putting her foremost 'me following excerpt from a tele- |uniong cities of the Soutii. j g ram Hen t b y Grand Ekalted Ruler The prize house subject was pre-, prank L. Rain, to Past Grand Treas- Bentcd first to business men of Flor-] a rer Charles A. White, while in Flori sime In a meeting Tuesday evening, da explalnj,, itself: ’‘You may state The sum of *10,2;i0 was subscribed to the exalted rulfers and lodges of fhen. Second meeting was held on j our order in Florida that this is a Yednesday evening to organize tliei worthy organization and any assist- Imovement. Before it adjourned, I ance rendered them in their cam- stnek *ales had been raised to $14,-.paign for funds meets with my hearty 250. Lust night the capital issue was!approval.” '* subscribed in the sum of $21,960. ( Grand Treasurer White say s - “The Practically over the top in three work of the Salvation Army in their CONSTABLE EICHELBERGER AND DEPUTIES CAPTURE FIVE STILLS IN THREE DAYS. State Constable W. C. Eichelberger accompanied by Deputies Cohen, ] Scott and Pegues returned to the city i today after a three days raid in Dar lington and Florence counties, during which they captured five stills and 75 gallons of beer. Warrants have been issued for five men. One still was found in Darlington and four in Florence. One negro from Darling ton, one negro from Florence and throe white men of Florence county wil| he brought before Commissioner Fulton for a preliminary hearing to morrow. Washington, April 2.—Tlte Repuhll can resolution declarii^g peace be tween the JUniied Staples many was reported by ithe House Foreign Affairs Committee on a strict party vote of twelve to six yester day. ested should he disposed of by direct negrtiation. Mr. Whiters’ statement said in pa rt. “The representatives cf the rail ads tak<* the position that they mild not* assume the responsibility of adding such a burden to the costs of transportation, which are neces sarily borne hv the public, without the full knowledge and consent of Die public, thrrugh its representa tives, and that they must therefore decline the requests and let the en and Ger- Ure matter he disponed of as puovid- ed In the transportation act. Goes to Labor Board “This means that the controversy must be submitted to the railroad la bor hoard to ho appointed by the President, in accordance with the terms of tin* law on which the pub lie will have three representatives, the employes three and the railroad | managers three. We invited the com Washington, April 2.-#-The Ameri- : niittee representing the employes to can troops on the Rhine are subject I join with us in thn formation! of a ( only to the orderp of the President,, I committee to prepare data on the considered in the negative.. This Mr. Charles M. McCurry of hi s city made the official vote 26 aays.t^^ President Has Full Authority Over American Troops On The Rhine has been named by the State Tax Com mlssioners as the field agent for the lower part of South Carolina. There are two agents in the state, Mr. I. J. Wilson of Spartanburg being the other. ^ Mr. McCurry was for four years auditor of this county and he was one of the most efficient public officials the county has ever had. His work will be in the lower part of the state, with his headquarters at Florence The tax Commission is to he congrat ulated on it s selection. MAY DAY STRIKE IS REING PLANNED ayes. Eighteen affirmative iojn ■were necessary to pass the ,rkecd^i- ticn. After fhe votq the hotiae-^* journed un*il Monday. y In a parliamentary sense accoir#- ing to the rule of the legislature the suffrage question Is not AIM for the special session hut legisl^tl#* leaders generally concede that Ut# hope for affirmative action in- both houses is a forlorn one. After the vote was announced was great cheering among the men and women opponents of equ^) auf- fraco. Anti-suffrage members wiffe surrounded hv enthusiastic won who showered them with conf lations and red rosea .while av gists wearing the yellow datfodti, sadly walked from-j the ('.bgmbef, I some of them in tears. LENINE SEEKING TO HAVE HIS ORDER BECOME WORLDWIDE. CONTROVERSY PLACED BEFORE WILSON FOR THE THIRD TIME SINCE LABOR FILED DEMANDS LAST SUMMER. Idays is going some, most persons |will observe. Final Organization As chairman of the movement. Mr |j M Lynch, acting president of the annual appeal beginnig May ten has my fullest approvdj and commenda tion.” The Atlanta iheadquarters of the Salvation Army was notified Thurs- Chamber of Commerce, is expected j!,f y tbat tb ^Durham, North [to call a meeting very shortly of the [stock subscribers to take up the pre [liininary details of permanent organ! jtjgn, selection of a site, and build pljms. Application already has been filed a charter to incorporate the com- (ny. Tentatively, the Carolina, lodge of Elks has taken Washington, April 2.—The whole railroad wage controversy was plac ed before President Wilson today for the third time since railroad labor filed demands for wage increase last summer. Chairman Jewell, of the railway committee, which constitutes the la bor party on the railroad wage hoard, write the President that he regret ted “our failue to obtain any benefl Congress was Informed today by the President in answer to a resolution of inquiry. May Build Another Tobacco Warehouse Mr. Jake Berger 0 f the Dixie Ware house has under consideration plans for another tobacco warehouse on property on Front street which he re cently acquired. Mr. Berger stated 1 today that he had not definitely de cided to build, but that it was very likely that he would do s 0 in the near future. The plans call for a ware house almost a» large as the Dixie built of corrugated iron. various aspects of foe subject which we feel must ultimately lie presented to the labqr hoard In any event, with a view of exi/editlng the disposition of this difficult problem. They de cllned to join with us in the forma tion of such a committee. They have announced their intention of appeal ing to the labor board.” Geneva. April 2.—Preparations for a world wide twenty-four hour strike on May first are being made in Switzerland by Socialists, Comjnnn^ t | lft negative disputants In the Tweb Dargan McKnight Winner In Debate Greenville, S. C., April 1—Ur. E. , D. McKnight of Florence was one, of ists and other radical elements, is virtually certain that the Swiss will loin in the movement which was launched by Ijenine, the Bolshevlkl premier, to test the solldatry of the world proletariat. NEGRO LYNCHED IN LAURENS over and guaranteed the entire quota , c * a l re sult S ' from these conferences." fo rthe Durham zone consisting of six J ewe ll s^id that the employees were keenly disappointed at the position of the railway executives committee which announced last night the dead lock and withdi'awal of railroad members from the conference. Women Sympathizers Picket Embassy Washington,'April 2.—Women sym pathizers with Republican movement for Ireland began picketting the Brit ish embassy here today. The same women yesterday marched to the cap- itol, hut were ordered away by the police. counties. The quota for the city of Miami has also been granted by the Elks there. At Mhe last meeting of the Elks lodge in Charleston, South Carolina, | Montague Triest, one of the leading hackers of this [ secret order men of the city, was in- lovement hope to have everything!structed fo act as city chairman for >adv for ^#HVfon early in the sum the Salvation Army appeal, er months. .'own goston ) Be Incorporated The progressive citizens of Pos started a move this week to in ‘Going Up” Pleases •tGoing Ur},’’ a muaibal ^comedy presented by Cohan and Harris, was seen at the Opera House last night by a large audience, and although the applause yras never at any one time JoTporate their town. They have 1 vociferous, it was evident that the butgrewn a community and feel now piodticlion gave full mead of pleasure need of local self government w*' police protfscUonv purvey of [he town is being” made and a con lus taken in the proposed area. A hliarter will Lfe .applied fpr and ns Loon as possfhf^ jun,',election will he held on the qu^sUbn of incorpora- [ion and at the same time an Intend- Lnt and wardens will be elected. New Florence Firm to evetyone In the house. It was one of the snappiest, most musical, as well as one of the cleanest show*,, that has been seen here this year. Jack Mack, a,s Robert Street, the author- aviator, struck the fancy of the audi ence from the moment he appeared on ti c stage He was funny all over. SPORTING NOTES ♦ ♦ + *** + + ♦♦ GORGAS WILL GO TO PERU CONTRACTS WITH GVOERNMENT FOR FIVE YEARS. Linta, eru. April 2.—Major General Gorgas, former surgeon general of the United States army, has accepted a five year contract with the Peru vian government to direct an enten- sive sanitation program there. Evidently the New York scribes who wrote a column on Babe Ruth’s home run in practice are taking no chances on Babe’s hitting this sea son. The Joplin Western league club is not the only ball club that has a Nutt in its lineup, even if the others don’t spell their name that way. While the Indians have had to give considerable time to “inside” base NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL AND HANGED TO RAILROAD BRIDGE NEAR CITY Spartanburg, S. C., April 2—Geo. Robeitson, a negro, was taken from the jail at Laurens, S. C., last mid night by a mob and hanged to a rail road bridge on the outskirts of the 1 city. It is reported here that Rob ertson interferred in a fight between three white youths and an unidenti fied negro, who inflicted ugly wounds on the hoys. Robertson v^as arrest ed and while the police were seeking his companion the -mob stormed the. Jail taking away their prisoner.' ORDER FULL SPEED AHEAD IN NAIL FACTORIES Pittsburgh, Pprll 2—By Increas- in g the production of nails 15 per cent, steel mills in the Pittsburgh district have eliminated fear of a shortage. Building booms in New Y< Chicago, Detroit and a number of other cities have drawn heavily upon the supply of nails on hand, and l uilders “had begun to fear for the immediate future of their work. Pills burgh contractors took up the ques tion with the mills, and full speed ahead was ordered, with the result that production soon overtook con sumption, and authorities now say there is enough nails for all building '< projects in sight. • SHORT STATE ITEMS tv-second Annual lnter-Soclel,y tle» hate of the Ad*! difan and Pbllnsopb- inn Literary Societies of Eurjrnan University, held at the UaWernity Monday evening. March 39th. ■ '■r'' The query this year was: “ResotT- ed, that Congress should en^rt islation providing for the cntoMlr sory arbitration of all dispute^ tween capital and labor that affect interstate commerce.’* TU* judge* rendered their decision in favor,of the negative side, which was uphold hy Air. McKnight and Mr. O. B. Ail* len, both of the Adelphian Ltyeipry Society. mV. McKnight was tfca first speaker of the negative side, apd he presented his case convincingly. Mr. McKnight Is a Senior at Furman and fills an Important place In the literary life of the college. He 'fi Editor-In-chief of The Furman Echo and President of his literary soclaty. —... .. V .. Park Association To Surrender Charter [ The Florence Athletic Park Aaspcln , Hon at it S ‘ last meeting decided ’to j exchange its outstanding stock for 1 an equal number of shares In the Pea Dec Fair Association and them to AVIATORS CROSS SAHARA DESERT REACH DAKAR AFTER 3,000 MILE JOURNEY IN THE AID. D. G. Spradley, a white man In Dillion county, has been convicted for the second time for violating tho w,nd U P affairs of the corporttton compulsory school artendance law. I and dissolve* While this assoc to- For the first offense he paid a fine i Hon was not organized an a money of $10 and promised to send hl s . child ! making business it ra. Indeed gratify- to school. The second offense he at ,n K to know that the stockholders tempted to prove that the child in j wl11 receive in addition a dividend of question was more than 14 years old. a PP rox,m atoly ten per cent. Through but the jury found him guilty and he' tho enterprise of some of the young Paris, April 2.—Major Viullemin and Lieutenant rhaltis., French aviators, was gned $110. Mr. J. C. Adams has been appointed Florence Commandery At Easter Services The members of Florence Com mandery Number 10, Knights Temp lar. will attend Faster Services at Central Methodist church Sunday licularlp amusing. Others in the cast were well iitted for their parts, Miss Beatrice Burrows as Grace Douglas, being especially attractive. “Going The Ivey-Self company of Florence lip” is light of course, hut it moves iave applied to the secretary ot fast and Is well staged. Hate for a charter. The capital stock - - M the firm is given as $50,000 and it Tennesqre River U do a wholesale and jobbing busi , lc,,nci » b ® e „ lesB in tobacco, candies and fountain i xxCclCIlCS r 100(1 j rinks. The petitioner for incorpora-' lion nre J. A. Self, W. E. Ivey, N. 8. 1 Chattanooga, Tenn., April 2.—The Lachicoue and C. R. Duckett, all of street cars on several lines have been orence. andltSi A. MUrvin, of Tint- stopped and the baseball park and tmt hls legs and Ills face were par- evening. A special concligve of the I Hit urviituincv fit Intro In tVwx ** ... . ... . ... ... practice easy task for Manager Speaker. Will the Indianapolis pitchers who stood the world’s champions on their heads kindly send their address to Manager Kid Gleason, of the White Sox. The Cardlnals-Athletlcs series “ fur nished some Old Home Week bat- fests, thejikfs of which have not been) seen since the days of the bewhisker of three thousand miles. Olanta News Notes Olanta, April 2.—Farmers are well up with their work. Much corn has been planted and tobacco plants are booming. * men of Florence, this company organized and built an athlatlc fMA which has been a credit to the town. hall the absence of southpaw pitch-' have arrived at Dakar after flying ^ the governor on the recommends-'' Vhat ! ,lan8 tbe Fa,r Association ha* «* *«• «.xxTJssi’Jsr&zsz azstiSL"-* * Spartanburg In Complete Tie Up Spartanburg, carries a salary of $3,000 and the com mlssioner has charge of tho roads and bridges of the county and has charge of the county’s business in a general way. Commandery will be held at the Tem ple at half past seven o’clock and the Knights will marc hto the church in a body. According to an order is- i sued by Captain J. B. Aiken, the Knights are expected to appear in full uniform omitting the sword. Visit ing Knights nre also Invjted to ’at tend the services whether they are In uniform or not. ed. slugging pastimer. The Yankees took the Reds’ meas- . i . .i FHda nleht. Robert McCall, colored, The heavy rains for he past week whUe shoo , ln at a woma n who was interferred with work to an appred-1 f|pplng throu * h a doorway> h it hls !• year old son and killed him almost Instantly. Just as Gothamites had figured out a grand clean-up of tne baseball sea- „ with their mHlion dollar bevy of nsvlHe. Mr. Self is president of the other low ground Inundated hete hy , stars, Brooklyn flashes Mohart the npanv. Mr. Dwekett vice president, the rising of the Tennessee river; sensational young twirler who bids r . LaehiCOtte secretary and Mr.Jvey whlah la expected to go eight feet fair to monondlize Greater New surer, . ! » bov * tbe Uood ^ ^ | York’s UmOUfht. able extent. Mr. E. Wilkins expects 1 to rebuild, nre in the exhibition games, and the 1 v/hcro he was recently burned out. Dodgers trimmed the Yanks. It only. Material is being placed on tho Mps p r „ip. h( . n n ,r goes to show how easy the chant- ground and work will commence at ' llllfv , .'ti pions will be for the Dodgers this'once. .county wa* seriously wounded f season. After the Braves had downed the Tigers in the opening game of the April 2.—Tho etty At a hot supper near Jndson last Mr0Pt rar s>’Rtoni was completdy tied up hy a strike of motormoQ aod conductors yesterday morning. Tito men (Tlaim discrimination against un ion men and demand a wage In crease. * Mrs. Creighton Arnett of rollon hen w Mr. A. L. McCullum, who has been “ a ^ al ' boy hI,n l ^,1 ! ) n, ; nuitel sick is able to be out again W nt ° ff a n d quite sick is able to ho out again. Btruck her in ,- ne r , Kht 5rflaBt and passed entirely through (he body. Mrs. F. A. Munn, of Tatum, has Barkis Was Willm* In /Case Of President i Washington, April 2. 1 —Prealdegt Wilson took no steps to prevent hia Boston-Detroit tour they discovered , been the guest this week of her par- Th ’ wr . linH T,. a ' •’ nnmft annearim? on thn ^- * they hadn’t defeated the Tigers. He ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. McEleveen. 1 LlLa ' . J?'I? ,S n0 ‘ TO Tigers youngster played they wasn’ there, and certre field. Despite tho manifold worries at tendant upon his managerial duties, un* ivii. null iviiri. ivu mi raix vrtvn, „ •«.**» Mr. A. H. Robinson, who has been ** ‘ necessarily fatal, a valued employee of the* Olanta Hardware Co., has resigned'his po erentlal primary hatloft, said th* White House yesterday. And.'irfth tho strictest economy in , Bobby Robinson quit the Giants and newsprint In force, up steps Looks as tt the big league owners sition" and aVceptVd' 0 nea7 a" travel ing ba ^overlooked He In In Zimmerman John McGraw has to smile when he salesman. ®° bby nmnirt^n^nH P«'r Magee and threaten# t« remembers that the Giants’ first sav- Mr. and Mraa J. B. Hudnai attended ^onu ^ D “ a ”\J^ or ® ro "J. Iyn aad Fat hie 8 toaiSe 12, «n games of the umboo are with the.the firocWnAnn-Gambie wedding Moran duplicated th< trick tor Cln- nig jeagae scandais th Brav«*..