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The Florence Daily Times THE LATEST ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES 26th Year Florence, S. C. Monday Afternoon, April 19, 1920. $6.00 a year. A. G. 1. AUTHORIZES NEW INDUSTRY . EPISCOPAL CHURCH IMPROVED SERVICE ' FOR FLORENCE VOTES TO CLOSE FOR OUT OF FLORENCE MOISSON PROPERTY ED HERE THIS SUMMER : DESPITE EFFORTS OF SCHOOL ELECTIO N STATE CONVENTION Package Freight Cars To All Points Within Fifty Miles. OFFICIAL NOTICE Figures Show Large In crease In Wholesale Ship ments ftere. systeiri of package freight -cars LIST AS COMI REGISTEI Iled from the at GREAT RADICALS, STRIKERS ' 60 SACK TO WORK ON WEDNESDAY \ REQUIREMENTS FOR VOTING ON ISSUANE OF $95,000 FORTY | YEAR BONDS j OF SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS TONIGHT Another Industrial Improvement! for Florence, a $10,000 cotton gin-; ning plant, will bt realized this sum mer if Mr. J. F. Muldrow. prpnflnent' business man and fawrte/ cf this city. j LUTHERANS can effect f^. rfeal with the city. he| —— Plan To Build $125,000 Church On Fine i Corner. On Wednesday, April -1st qualified I elector}, will vote on the question of j issuing $95,000 in 40 year six per cent j bonds, the proceeds to be used for BUSY ffiffftM ofreTha^iR^red Congregation Will ^ Purchase St* John s • Church Property. Delegates Here For Meeting At St.' John’s Church. of Commerce. He is negotiating | now with the authorities for a site, j which is on the ropd just beyoud the] state industrial school. Everything hinges just now on the drow. “I asked the city officla's ti'; name a price on the iot, and accepted their terms, hut' for some reason out of Florence to practically all ,j ea i w ith the city,’’ stated Mr. Mul points within a radius of 50 miles of here, will he established immediately by the Atlantic Coast Line. >Ir. C. Kanly, superintendent of freight, with offices in Wilmington, N. C., has authorized the service, ‘and accord ingly referred the matter to Mr. R. n. Hare, assistant general superin- lender.t, with olBc-'s in Florence, to *10.000. put i A3 operation. Great Possibilit-es Official notice of Jhe authorization Probably marking a dual improve- me ' ce ^ 0 w 3 „., inept for Florence churches, the con- once gregation of St John’s - 'Episcopal n r . Carr—Hotel De Ville. church voted yesterday mornfng, fol- Mr's. N. E. McMillan—The lowing services, to sell their present City- they have delayed > closing the ! property on Dargan street and erect I/am hoping for early action how- 1 , a $125,000 plant on the southwest ever, so that-the ginnery may b^| ¥ H x limit in time for the coming season.” j ( -° rner of Irb: L a , n !l Uheve '’ s *; re ?K S ‘ Mr. Mutdrcw announces also he'T hou * h not officially announced, the has the stock fo>* the project placed already. 't will he capitalized at An interesting -list of names for, Conditions On Railways Are the new hoteWW i ,'We^ence was made Approaching Normal up by those entering the suggesting; Again, contest Thursday|evening, when the j ’ public rally was I held and nearly i r'TJ A 'DT'TT'PC ’P'R'Vn'K'Fn P«rpose of paying outstanding in- ,180,000 in stock was sold. The la- UHAKIHiKb ln( , ir red in erecting the dies, under direction of MrS E ' E ‘J BrOtliethOOd Heads Plan To H,,n wP \ he at the City Hall,! Howell, oeserve j enure credit for Tnlrp Art-inn Against ithe pols to open at 8 a. m. and close, originating and putting through this! A aKe Action /Lgainsi | ^ 4 p m feature. The list,'as compiled today Outlaws. The requirements for voting in the. at the office of the Chamber of Com- ( ■ -- — * 'school election are the same as in j New York, April 10—Strikers eon- general election, namely, the pro- tlnue to flock back tc work despite; .Uiction cl registration certificate; the efforts of the - radicals, and rail-j.,,.,! proof of payment of taxc s for! ot south Carolina will he convened road ofliclals assert that conditions , he proceeding year ! m St. John's Episcopal church to- are again approaching normal. | There is no contest in this clnc- Vie nationwide railroad strike ap- Hon, the school trustees having been pa"; ntly has collapsed. . j authorized by a citizens meeting to Except in a few isolated sections, j proceed wit h the. high school build- The New Flor- Gate ith—The Mayfair, oward—Leon, well—Thee Boost er. Lutheran congregation, v/hich now -t will be capitalized at , has ita cburch ln the western s,de of The most modern machin o f tliis service, which^affords the finest possible' deliveries by freight, was received uere yesterday morning by Mr. \\ alter j.’ jounson, secretary of the Chanber of Commerce. The institution of this service is expected to mark a distinct advance in the iruTwtance and expansion of Florence as a distributing point in this ’section of Soi.t’A Carolina. It will afford her wholesale merchants (’ellvery of Heir merchandise to all loints iij their ttuMory by freight at express speect Fine Schedule For iho present, Mr. Kenley has au- tlicrized only a 60 day trial of the service! with a schedule of two cars per week over the W. C. & A. over each of the two divisions Florence rairoad, and one car per week over the C. & D. *At the end of the 60 days, the service will be trimmed or augmented as the buiii- ness necessitates. The N. E- R- R- already has a daily car. This action by- the railroad follows a conference, a week ago between the wholesale merchants' and the loiai railroad officials.Ifunder the auspices o i the Chamber of Commerce, where in the service was discussed fully land frankly by both parties. The f conference resolved to ask for the service, which haf, been granted, and compiled figures of tonnage moving here weekly to support the request These figures show freight move ments out of here from wholesale houses every week, as follows, in pounds; W. C. & A., Eastern Divis- tiie city, is understood to no the pro- . ,,, sppective purchaser of the present f ] ] ‘r „T d ' T 1 th .t P ' ant "' iH Episcopal church. Thus both church- be elfctrlficd to reduce the Are haz- ef) would be taking a great step for . ar ^- word, involving a combined outlay ot “Florence needs another ginnery/-; approximateJy $200,000. The Episco- *,tales Mr. Mufdrow. “and I hop« wel p aHlins value their p rope rtv at $55,- may have this one ready for another, ooo t 0 $65,000. season.” . ! Look to Future —— ! St. John’s vestry has taken an op- FLCRENCE BOYS Hon on the Moisson property, Irby a rp lur A'DT^YlXT Cheves streets, for $28,000, with UHir 1 j Hie expectation vhe church would dis- - - ■ i pose of the present holdings on Dar- LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL NINE ^an street. If the deal goes through A. B. KaisermaA—Majestic. J. Bournnier—Criterion. ■fMrs. A. F. liaseldon—New Grande. M. n. L5 Zeigler—Commercial Hotel. FINE PROGRAM Prominent Speakers Will Discuss Subjects Of Great Interest. The Annual Sunday School Con vention and Institute of the Diocese talni'g CALLED TO MEET night, the opening Session place n» 8:20 o’clock. Delegates began arriving this morn railroad officials reported last night; inp md devise means for securing the j-.g They will be entertained in the the bulk o*’ the Mho followed,funds homes of the congregation. The in- - - stitule will continue througli Wed- net,clay. ^ The convention embraces the state J. M. O’Dowd and wife—The Gate S fjntial progress had been made in -onnnnr, occm ' 0[ So,,th Carolina. The subjects dis- Clty. . | moving the vast amount of freight OVER $200,000 STOCK HAS BEEN Miss G. E. Meaijers—The Elite. j t i Klt j iaf i been accumulating through' Mrs. M. D. Lhcqs—The Excelsior. (ont tbo country, especially in the east 1 Estelle Howell—-Palmetto-Terrace. t! ie past three weeks. i Many ( pHpvances 1 P°rtant step in the development of without presen g V . the new hotel project, after the place- apd Inter announced that failure to ment of more than ()0 worth of receive increases in wages giantea , , T , •. cago trainman, had returned to work/ STOCKHOLDERS Ncnnal passenger service was vir- tusllv restored, they said, while sub j $200,000 STOCK HAS PLACED FOR NEW HOTEs.. 4 SHUTS OUT MARION LADS IN OPENING GAME the congregation expects to under take the building of a $125,000 plant, including a parish house to cost $35.- 000 and a church to cost probably $75 000 by the time it is furnished. The new site would afford the church one of the most attractive lo- The match was a fast) cations in the city, beside ground contest, but the local, «P af, e much more in keeping with _tbe The opening baseball game of the High School (earns plaved here Sat urday afternoon when the local boys crossed hats with the Marion High Svhool boys and 'Tdr't'nl simply outclassed the visitors, send ing them hone with a “goose egg" as a beginner. James falentt, perched upon the mound for Florence, showed c'iss from the beginning and pitched an excellent game; allowing only three hits during the entire contest. Al fred for Marion showed less-class and allowed fifteen hits to be recorded against him. A special feature of the game was the hitting by Green ami Oliver of the locals who pounded the “pill” good and strong. Green was up five times and Is officially given one three bagfcdlr, one two bagger and two singles: while Oliver, four times up, Is credited with three saftles. * Johnson made the third sack the “dead !ine’> for the visitors and none were allowed to cross. The third sacker tagged every man who turned his feet in thnt direction. Hollands ion. 26,517: W. C. & A. Western di- p“[ ,d tl J’ ir ° W,nK f, ° m cent0r t0 basse8 vision, 32,705: Florence. 27,85.0; N. E. R.R. 42,415; C. & D. 15,275., grand total, 144,762. | These figures represent the major-' ity, but not all, of the wholesale drug and grocery houses. But, they uiake no accounting for shipment^ from automobile accessory manufac turing plants, wholesale automobile accessory houses, wholesale plumbing aijd electrica Isupply houses, gas ap pliance manufactory: wholesale build ers supply houses, and other source.-' cf busine.’s now etablished In Flor- ence-^-not to mention tire posslbit' 1 - ties of others being attracted here by adequate freight service . Further, these figures represent only business which would be im mediately turned to an adequate freight service—and make no allow ance for probable increase;, induced by an adequate delivery service. The merchants appreciate particu larly the good work of Mr. visitors hopes short every ; to score. j Mr, Inman umpired the game and net one protest was registered against his decisions. The next game will be played on the local diamond Friday afternoon when the Charleston High School boys come to meet the locals. The local boys are hard down at practice and expect to wallop the visitors Friday. needs of ft.fc /congregationf 'The same would apply to the Lutheran Congregation. The Dargan street H't.e has 150 feet front while (he Irby stret site has 184 feet frontage Nearly Unanimous Rev. W. S. Poynor, thq rector, pro moted the subject to the congrega- non iij, an official statement of his position and views on the needs of the church. Later, it was brought before the congregation in the form j of an official resolution by the vestry,; adopted in a special meeting Satur day evening. The first vote on this stood 79 to 75 but Mr. Phillip Arrow- , smith, who had voted against the ( deal, said he is liberal enough that j he wanted to make the movement unanimous and therefore asked to be counted for it., This changed the { vote to 80 to 4 for the program of ex pansion and growth for the church. Meeting Sunday As a matter of formality, a meet ing of the congregation is called for next Sunday, following the morning service, when the action of the con gregation yesterday will be affirmed- in full legal manner. The action yes terday. jvhlle sufficient to bind the congregation to the action of the ves try, was rather to let the vestry I Mrs. J. N. McBride—The Floren-j tlan. Mrs. Gedney Brown—Th-i Hotel. Mrs. E. D. Sallengev- -Holeyon Hotel. Mrs. A. H. Casque—The Aggress ive. Claudia L. Boinest—The Gate City. Mrs L. L. Rushton—Gate City Hotel. Jas. A. Bradley—The Florentine. ( Mrs. C A. Moody-—Arcade. I M. L Fraser—EVerynac'-' Pm Maigurite Murphy—Tate City Inn. Mrs. M. H. Anderson—The Wilpen. R. E. Ward, Jr.-Gat; C:tv IMel. Frances Smith—The New Era. C. L. Boinest—Royal Poincianna. Mrs. R. E. Ward, Jr.—Gate City Hotel. Mrs. D. M. McEathern—Varnada. Lillian Gentry—The Carolina. Mrs. A. L. Sessohis—The Carolina. Ell Ateyah—The' Carolina. M. K. Ateyoh—New Grand. E. E. Lucas—The!Everett. Mrs. H. A. Smith—The Gate J. S. Harper—Thje Terminal. Mrs. Byers—Ths: Carolina. Mrs. J. S. Hoppei^ The Peace. Hr H. Heard—Alogicbh (Latin word meaning iostcred by everybody.) Mr. J. L. Kendall—The Southland. Mamie Haigh—Dew drop Inn. Pearl Lindsay—Stay-Awhile. Belva Haynesworth—Grove Park Inn. Joe Waters—Battery Park. J. K. Hajgh—Kum Inn. Mrs. L. Rhodes—Gate City Hotel. C. S. Teachery—Imperial. Mrs. N. E. Rogers—The Financier. Miss Evans—Florentine. H. K. Gilbert—Hampton. zMrs. J. G. McMaster—Woodrow. Marking probably the next most im- stock, Mr. J. M. Lynch, chairman of to other railroad men prompted t h ^R, t | ie ( ; ain p a jg n steering committee, to day called a meting of the stock the Cham action. The strikers, who act'd in defiance of the milroad brotherhood p 0 | der3 j or Wednesday afternoon. 4 chiefs, have generally returned Wlt '■ o’clock, in the council chamber of out any definite promises of more t jjy p a u i Every subscriber, both pay. man and woman, is urged to be pres- Demands to Be Presented. [ enl at this meeting, in which very In many cases, however, they have important policies and plans for the been assured rheir demands wiU be future will be determined, presented to President Wilson's la- Notices of the call are Jieing sent bor board which is empowered under! out today from the office of the federal transportation act to srt-j ber of Commerce tie disputes between the railroads j Mr. Walter J. Johnson, who is also •uid their men. The board is now sit Secretary 0 f the campaign organiza- Hne in Washington. j tion. In Chicago, the original strike oen-j Plans for incorporating and elect in' railroad officials reported the, ing officers may be discussed. Also •trike had lost its effectiveness, while, further plans for nuilding probably brotherhood chiefs declared action'will be considered with the question would be taken today towards revck- <>* financing the construction. A stock ing the < barter, of locals whose men, j«ales campaign wil' be mapped out hors refused to return to work by cussed will be of interest to all Sunday school workers and the pub lic is cordially invited to attend. Among the speakers will be the Rt, Rev. Wm. A. Guerry, D. D„ of Char leston, Bishop of South Carolina; Rev. Wm. E. Gardner, D. D., of New York City; Miss Mabel Lee Cooper, of Memphis, Tenn.; Rev. John Ker shaw, D. D., of Charleston; Rev. k. G. Finlay, of Columbia; Rev. Mercer P. Logan, oLCharleston; Rev. Homer Yv r . Starr, Ph. D.. Charleston, Mrs. W. P. Cornell, Charleston; Mrs. D. D. Taber, Columbia; Rev. W.'S. Poyner, Florence; Rev. F. A. Julian,, Green ville; Rev. Oliver J. Hart, Charles ton; R. D. Webb, Spartanburg; Rev. W. H. K. Pendleton, Spartanburg, by the secretary,' Rev - *’• A - J uhan wi ” Preside at mldnigh* Saturday. Not more than 2.000 m>en are reported to he out ihre ,hv railroad officials although these figures were disputed by Gru nan. who claimed the serikers’ ranks also. “TREE SURGEON” KILLED the session this evening. Miss Mabel Lee Cooper will speak on “The Im portance of Christian Education.” Dr. Gardner will address the meetinf on the subject “The Rediscovered Con tent of the Great Commision.” The program for Tuesday and Wednesday will be as follows; Tuesday, April 20 9:00 A. M.—Meeting of the Board of Religious Education. N 10:00 A. M.—Holy Communion— j Rea—W. H. K. Pendleton, Rev. W. Poynor, Rev. M. P. Logan, D. Raleigh, N. C., April 19.-W. F. ™ l ur, „e y . iu. r. i.ogan, u. D„ Re lloltze, of Middlebrook, Va., a "tree K> ’ lnIa Y- . , , ,, . surgeon,” fell from a tree forty feet were unbroken and that a me. tint, ot| tQ a cement wa)k jn the state CiV pi to i ; grounds here and was injured so bad- ’ ly that he died a few minutes after being *aken to a local hospital. TEACHERS HOLD LAST MEETING 8UPT. OF EDUCATION EXPLAINS APPLICATIONS OF NEW SCHOOL LAWS. Mrs. L. C. Jones—The Marion. C. G. Lundstedt—Community Hotel. J. B. Forte—Milda. Mrs. Chas. Williams—The Citizens. Mrs. E. E. Howell—Commercial know whether tl\e congregation is. or J nn - is not, sufficiently interested in big^ 1 Mrs - D- H. Harllee—The Piedmont, ger things to warrant the vestry con-1 Mrs. C. G. Brown—The Royalty, tinning the plans for them. I J - Ward McLendon—Willard-Rags- SMITH IS REELECTED. New York, Apri’ 19.—Milton H. Smith was reelected president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at a directors’ meeting here. Henry Walters was reelected chairman of the board. dale. 'Mrs. Walter J. Johnson (Florence Carolina.) -Florllna The final meeting of this school year of the Florence County-Teach ers Association, was held Saturday at the court house. It was well attend ed. Superintendent of Eudaction A. Hare, | H. Gasque made an interesting talk on the application of the new school laws. The monthly meetings of the teachers this session have proved of great benefit. with his assistants, Messrs H. L. Tyree and B. S. Meeks, in securing this betterment of Hie service. It will mean ns soon'as the ’ package carf, are put on, the objectionable transfer here Is eliminated In the movement t;f local freight outbound to points in this territory. The Chamber of Commerce amf the railroad, jointly, will circularise. ov ® ra " tTU8 ^ e b Dr. S. R. Lucas has headed the list at $3,000 for the Improvement nro-1 gram. Mr. P. J. Maxwell has follow ed him at $3,000. A third party, not yet Identified, has made another $3,- 000 subscription, with the proviso the enlarged program be undertaken. , At present, as the rector pointed out, the congregation has well out-, grown its quarters. The new plant will afford an adequate and uptodate , Sunday school with modem and effi-! ——— cient equipment, besides room for par, THOUSANDS GATHER IN WINDY chial activities. It will afford also CITY TO TAKE STRIKE IMPROVEMENT NOTED CENTRAL AND WEST an adequate church. OVERALL CRUSADE HAS SPREAD TO CANADA St. Thomas, Ont., April 19.—The where several ganized. PORT AT NEW YORK New York, April 19.—A message from the steamship E. A. Morse, said she no longer needed assistance, the storm having abated* and she was re turning to New York with one holl er working. all local wholesale ho^pt. to solicit their support of^g^Plckage cars, Just as soon a? B^TIare determines. on the of car.v moving under ® T ^AMER LIMPS INTO this service. He will consider the wishes of the merchants in this re aped a s fully aj, poslble. The mer chant willarthercafter instruct their salesmen to sell, as much as possible for delivery according to the dates of the cars. ^ In conclusion, Mr. Kenly expres sed the very greatest satisfaction in the way the local merchants brought thrlr complaint to the company. In evidence pf his appreciation, he as- su -ed the Chamber of Compierce that the Atlantic Coast Line stands ready at all times to co-operate with its Florence friends for the better- men^ of their interests, as well as the irtterests of the railroad. A similar service of the S. A. L. pending now. spread to Canada s have been or- FIND BODY OF VOTE. ‘outlaw” union heads front all sec Hons o f the country would be held there today to make plans for con tinuing the strike. SECURES CHARTER The Rittenburg Company, of Flor ence. with capital stock of $5,000 has been chartered by the Secretary ot State. The company will do a busi ness of plumbing and heating con tracting. C. J. Gasque is presides' of the company: Thos L. Chilton L vite-president; and A. H. Gasque is Secretary and Treasurer. L. O. Holloway Mr. L. O. Holloway, a prominent tobacconist of Lake City, died at a hospital in Charleston last night. He had been ill for the past several days and his condition yesterday becom ing serious, a special train from here was ordered out which took him to Charleston where he diell a few ^ 4 hours after reaching the hospital. He agree as t 0 the best means of pro was originally from North Carolina cedure, the newspaper declare, but for many years past he has been engaged in the tobacco warehouse business at Lake City where he made tiulte a success. He will be burled at Lake City tomorrow. Morning Session \V. II. K. IVndlfcton, Pieid- Chicago, April 19.—Eight thousand handlers and thirty thousand clerks MARY ELLEN APPEL employed on all railroads entering 1 Chicago, will meet tonight to take a WELFARE WORKER MISSINCE IN strike vote. FRANCE SINCE APRIL 7TH. j Continued improvement is noted in - i the switchmen’s unauthorized strike Paris, April 19.—The body of Miss and traffic conditions throughout the Mary Ellen Appel, of Allentown, Pa., Central and Far West are bettered. a welfare worker, who had been miss ! Ing since April seventh, was found near Versailles. There was no evi dence of foul play. SINKS IN MISSISSIPPI Steamer Goes Down With Coal Machinery Cargo Fine Member? For Not Donning Denim and Wheatland, Pa., April 17.—The over all club here decided to fine membe for failue to don the denims. -Rev. W. S. Poy- ALLIES CONSIDER RUHR QUESTION PREMIERS AGREE AS TO USE OF FORCE TO DISARM GERMANY. Paris, April 19.—The Allied occu pation of the Ruhr basin wa,s consid ered by the Allied premiers at San Remo according to the Petit Parisien. Premiers Lloyd George, Millerand and Nitti agreed to the necessity of forc ing Germany to disarm hut did not POLICE COURT SONORA READY FOR INVASION PLACING FORCES AT STRATEGIC POINTS ON BORDER. Augua Prieta Sonovx, April 19.- Sonora staUT government officials ha/ve continued th<* disposition of men _ _ and munitions to meet any possible, may n ot be yet sobered up at any invasion. Sonora forces on the south border are pressing through Sinaloa to attack Mazatlan, the principal sea- The Monday matinee before Re corder Gilland at noon today was a tame affair. Geore Gaston and George Brown, both, were up for a violation of the Board of Health, in allowing waste paper on the streets. Their cases were dimissed however upon the defendants showing that they had not had sufficient time in which to remove the paper from the street. T. C. Garrett had the distinction of being charged with being drunk. He is New Florence Concern - RETURN TO WORK Two Hundred Switchmen Back On Job At Cleveland, Ohio. Clevsland, April 1*.—Two hundred striking switchmen have returned to work here. SUPPLIES LOST Steamer “Reye” /(Burned to Waters Edge* at Constantinople. The (John Elcock Quick Burning System of Florence, has been char tered by the eocretary of state. , The company propose s to manufacture, and sell a patented brick kiln. The ,iere ' capital stock of the cojnpanv Is $10. 000. B. Morrison Morrison Is secretary and treasurer. Salonikt, April 19.—American Red Cross supplies enroute to Constanti nople were destroyed when the steam er “Reye” was burned In the harbor John Elcock is president; R. „ ^ N ’ Y ’’ ^ rrlson is vice president: C. W 0ee - \ n th( L use , of , D*PbtberIn nntl-loxln died at Chestertown today. New Orleans. April 19—The Ameri can steamship Rahda sank in the Mf.v sifcsippi river with a full cargo of coal and machinery, according to customs officials. Members of the crew end passenger h were saved. LITTLE GIRL HURT MRS. SHARPLES ENDS CAMPAIGN CHURCH OVER CROWDED WITH MEN TO HEAR GIFTED SPEAKER Lltt'o Kathleen, four daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Uar- Hee. had the misfortune yesterday of falling and breaking her arm, while at play. TbY Httle gljrl i s getting on nicely today. ANOTHER BODY FOUND Mrs. JenJe Sharpies .c’osed her week’s campaign against Commercial year old 1 , Vice here yesterda y afternoon when she made an address i<i Central Meth odist church on the subject, “Am I my brothers keeper.” Her addrets was for men only and the church was crowded beyond lt< regular seating capacity and chairs were brought In and placed In the isle to take care of the overflow (orgiegatlon. The port. USED FIREARMS Captain of Ship in Jail for U»ing Force to Suppress Mutiny. Havana, Apriy G. Vlsthem, captain of the steamship Lake Wil son, wa}, jailed at Matanzas , charged witli using fireasms following a m i- tiny on the vessel. Three membeis of the crew were seriously injured. SIX BODIES FOUND , Rev. ing. 10:40 Welcome nor. 10:45 Response Rev. W. !I. K. Pen* dleton. < 10:50 The Psychology of Chilhood —The Primary Department.—Miss Cooper. 11:50 Questions. Discussions. 12:00 Prayer for Mifesions and Re ligious Eudaction.—Rev. Oliver J. Hart. • s. ! 12:00 The Church School Organized for Efficient Service—Dr. Gardner. b:05 Questions. 1:15 Adjournment. Afternoon Session 3:30 The Church School and Iho Nation-Wide Campaign.- Mrs. W. P. Cornell. ▼ •; The Church School Service League 4:00 As Related to I he General Church.—Dr. Gardner. 4:30 As Related to (he Diocese.- 5- Mrs. D. D. Taber. 5:00 Tme Proposed Plan of Organ ization.—Rev. Homer W. Starr, ,D. D. 5:30 Discussion and Action by the Convention. 6:00 Adjournment. Evening Session Dr. Homer W. Starr, Preiding. 8:00 Evening Service, i 8:20 The Organization, and Work of , the Sunday School.—Miss’Cooper, i 8:60 The Christian Nurture System of Church Instructon—Dr. Gaidner. 9:20 Questions. 9:30 Adjournment. Wednesday, Apr il 21 7:30 A. M. The Hqjy Communion. Morning Session Rev. Mercer P. Logan, D. D., Pre siding. 10:00 Service. 10:10 The Psychology Childhood —The Junior Department.—Miss Cooper. , 11:05 The pMnciples of Religious Education as Applied to the Christ- rate he did not appear and his ten spot bond was declared forfeited. George Rose and. Jim Hudson, charged on the docket with disorderly ! j an Nurture System.—Dr Gardner conduct each forfeited a ten dollar, 12; oo Prayer for Missions and Re- bon< *- , I ligious Education.- Rev. \V. S. Poy- Yancy King, charged with speeding nor a horse was given a sentence of ten dollars or ten days, sillpended dur ing good behavior. Marion Davis,a white transfer driv er was up for speeding his car. His former good reputation and explana tion of his present offense had Us weight with the recorder who gave him a sentence of ten dollars or ten days, suspended during good be- Kiled in Battle American Were Buried by Shell Explosion Paris, April 19 Re.lef have discovered the ’.bodies of American soldiers who were killed nthe battlefield and subsequently Soldiers havior. • > vr i • i • workers! driver, was up for parking wrong and six he dropped a five'spot in the treasur er’? office for his little neglect. 12:05 The Sewanee Training School —Dr. Logan. 12:30 The Superintendent. Officers and Teachers Under the Christian Nurture System—Conference. Dr. Gordner. 1:00 Adjournment. Afternoon Session Rev. K. G. Finlay, Presiding. 3:30 Co-Operation in Sunday School Work.—Mr. R. D. Webb. 3:50 The Psychology of Adolescence •—The Intermediate and Senior De partments.—Miss Cooper. 4:50 The Necessity of a Compre- Searchers Locate Woman Drowned in local Brotherhood of Ixicm^tlve En- the Savannah River. I glneers attended the meeting In a — | body. She spoke very plainly and Anderson, S. C., April 19.—The her address was intensely listened to body of Inez Manning, a member of and repeatedly she shot darts Into the party drowned some time ago in ; commercialized vice that brought the the Savannah river .today was recov- justness of her ggtm to a local stand ered. Eight bodies are still miss- point. Sho left last night for Darl ing, two having been accounted for ington where she wil wage a campaign some time ago. _ _ jtbls reek. hurled by shell explosions near Ver- ^ ot knuckg He claimed t0 have dun. Religious ceremoin s ^ found the curiously shaped piece of and the ?pot marked. j j ron and never having seen anything — j jj ke | t b e f 0re waH carrying it around UNIONISTS AND SINN • j n his pocket until he could find the FEINERS RENEW FIGHTS lawful owner. The quizziug of the I recorder however proved lae fact that Belfast, April 19—Renewed fighting Elijah was a hard working darkey Elijah Wells, eoloreu, was caught henaive System of Religious Kduca- by a policeman in the possession of! tion.—Dr. Gardner. 5:50 Adjournment. P| Pre- hetween tne Unionists and Sinn and not accustomed to trouble so the 'Nation Today —Dr. Gardner. Feiners occurred at Londonderry on sentence was $100 or thirty days, sev- pollce clubbed' hotli enty-five dollars to be suspended dur Sundav. The Impartially. ing good behavior. Evening Session Rev. John Kershaw, ^D. siding. 8:00 Evening Service. 8:20 Tlie Parent’s Part in Religious Education.—Miss Cooper. 8:45 Religious Education and tho 9:15 The Church and the National Crisis—The Rt. Rev. W. A. Guerry, D. D„ Bishop ot Smitli Carolina.