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The
Daily Times
THE LATEST ASSOCIATE© PRESS DISPATCHES
a6th Year
Florence, S. C. Thursday Afternoon, April 22, 1920.
$6.00 a year.
NEW HOTEL COMPANY. FILIPINOS DEMAND
WILLI NCORPORATE !
IN SUM OF $400,000
Um ■■■
Tentative Organization Ef
fected At Yesterday's
* Meeting.
STOCK SALES STOP
INDEPENDENCE
VIEW IN PROPOSED SAWTOOTH NATIONAL PARK
SENATOR SUGGESTS THE USE
OF ARMS TO SECURE
FREEDOM
No Further Public Canvass
Or Solicitation For
, Funds.
Under the corporate name of the
Hotel Development Company, the
stock Kiihscril era to the new hotel
project for Florence, meeting yester
day afternoon in council chambers
of the city hall, determined to pro
oeed Immediate] y to incorporate for
*400,fl0V. The legal advertisement
Manila April 22—The democratic
party will join the nationalists in de
manding immediate independence
for the Phipippine islands even us
ing force of arms if necessary, ac
cording to Senator Sandiko. • [
NEGRO MAKES
confession;
—
GIRL’S BODY FOUND IN CREEK
FOLLOWING ATTACK AND
MURDER
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POOR OUTLOOK
FOR WHEAT CROP
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
URGES INCREASED PRODUC- >
TION IN SPRING. \
MEXICAN REVOLT
CONTINUES TO GROW
SAY OFFICIALS
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VVashinglon April ‘.‘2—The poor
I condition of the winter crop and eon
; tliming world demands has caused
! (hr deparlmenl 01 agriculture to ad
| vise formers lo revist their planting
] plans ami Increase production of tho
spring crop.
Four States Support The
Movement Begun Ih
Sonora. !
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AREA INCREASES
WOMAN TO HANG
FOR HER CRIME
r
State And War Department
Receive Official
Dispatches.
Indianapolis April 22—William Ray
nfnetecn. year old negro, has confe.s
sod to the murder of fourteen year-
old Martha Huff a white girl, accord
iug to the poll/e. The girl’s hotly
necessary to‘ this TlVp "was 'inserted 1 was found in a creek sn ipped of do
today for the first time in the Flor, D K- ^
ennee Daily Times. I _ _ _ _______ .
A tentative organization consisting LABOR rEDERAIION }
of a Board of Corporators to carry PRE'CTTMTS FLAG POLE
forward the plans of incornoration. 1 a
AFTER TORTURING STEP DAUGH- 1
TER MAKES HER DRINK ; War
VJ ‘'' U I to support the unofficial dispatches
Washington, April 22—Slate and
departments reports continued
E. Graiidjenn, forest supervisor of tile Boise forest in Idalm, looking over the proposed Sawtooth National park
In the Sawtooth mountains. He was accompanied on ties tour hy otto M. Jones, state game warden of Idaho, and
Mrs. Jones, who la shown in the photograph.
1 Jitehec, April 22.—Mrs. Darrin (lag
non who was found guilty of tortuing
and then murdering her sixteen-year
old stepdaughter, was sentenced to lie
I hanged (October first,
idling of a rapidly increasing area
of revolt In Mexico. The movement
I begun in Sonora has gained support
in four other stales.
was formed yesterday as follows r
J. F. Staekley, J. M. t.awton, J. W.
Ivey, D. W. Alderman, Jr. W. J. Wil
kins, J B. Aiken, S. I. Sulzhncher
and J. M. Lynch
Approximately pi25.000 worth of
the slock placed todate was repre
sented In the meeting of the stock
holders, yesterday afternooiv. (The
stock subscribers named the incor
porating board of 8 members, whr.
met afterwards and effected the
temporary Incorporating organization
In the meeting for Ihe permanent or
ganizaticn, this personnel is subject
lo change. The incorporators wero
elected yesterday hv every man pres
ent writing, on a ballot his own choice
of a hoard and the 8 highest men he
inp declared e’ected.
The stock sales campaign which
has been conducted by the campaign
organization was ended yesterday af
ternoon. Any further sales will he
made hy the authorized representa
lives of the corporation in the usual
manner in which corporation slock
Is sold. It is not contemplated that
there will he any further public can
vase or solicitation. An opportunity
will be given all who desire to make
subscriptions.
The campaign organization brought
the' subscriptions weft" above $200.-
000 before turning it over to the sub
scribers organization.
The next meeting will he held on
Monday, when the stockholders will
take up the details of organizing.
HUGE STEEL FLAG POLE MADE
BY LOCAL WORKMEN GIVEN
‘CITY SCHOOLS
The affiliated crafts of the Fede
ration of T.abrr presented to the .puli
lie school of Ihe city of Florence the
steel flag pole, made hy the men of
the Coast Line Shops and erected on
the shop yards, July 4th 1918. The
flag pole is 104 feet high and it will
be removed from the shop yards lo
the school grounds, very probably lo
the new High School grounds on
South Dargan street.
The presentation was made tit a
meeting o r the Federation last ulglit
and the flag pole was accepted by
Dr. X. W. Hicks who on hr ha f oi
the Board cf Ttrustees made quite a
nice speech of thunks to the Fcdera
tion for the gift.
TOURING CAR" “
STOLEN TODAY
BOND ELECTION MORE COTTON IS
ALMOST UNANIMOUS USED IN MARCH
TIMMONSVILLE NEWS
INTERESTINGLY TOLD
The evidence disclosed that the girl
] was burned wil It a red-hot poker, and
intake to walk barefoot iu the snow
and was then forced to drink poison.
Washington, April 22—Reports
from Mexico, emphasized the grow
ing strength of the revolutionary
movement led hy the state of So-
nota.
Advices from private sources said
WATTTT? PniTMn i ,w< ’ n ° w Plate ». Hidalgo and Tiax-
vv/virhrt DUurMiJ j( . ala s „p 1)ortP(1 l)y theJr legislatures
PARTAIN STILL
CONFIRMATION OF PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT REPORT SHOWS
ACTION OF LOYAL CITIZENS
CARRIES STRONG
; ' An election was held here yester-
jday on the question of Issuing $'.*5,-
0U0 additional school bonds for the
; purposes r.f completion the tn-w Flor'
cnee High hcnoot Itmlding. now in
courst of construction. The vote
yesterday was vt ry light for the
simple reason that it was merely a
legal continual ion of tin* action of
several hundred loyal citizens, who
some lime ago, met in a mass meet
ing and went tm record at that
INCREASED CONSUMPTION
OVER SAM£ PERIOD
ONE YEAR AGO.
Washington, April 21.—Cotton con
sumed during March amounted to 575
704 running kales of lint and 28,1108
bales of linters, Die census bureau an
nounced today.
Consumption in March a year ago
was 422,485 hales of lint and lo,40l
of linters.
Cotton on hand March 21 this year,
in consuming establishments, was 1,-
855,420 bales of lint and 288,252 of
linters, compared with 1,400,887 of
LIVE SPARKS FROM A LIVE TOWN
LIVELY RECORDED BY A
LIVE WIRE.
ANDERSON MAN CLINGING
FRIENDLY ROCK AWAIT
ING RESCUE.
TO
lime as heartily favoring ihe comple- | int an ,i 2 77,;{ 4 4 of inters a year ago
Hon of the school building along the an( i i n public storage and at compress
lines as suggested hy the trustees. l!8 3,244,995 hales of lint and 417,828
j requiring the expenditure of about of linters, compared with 4,227 905 of
: $95,000 additi; nal funds. The vote lint and 199,887 of linters a year ago.
j was light yesterday hill the hunt) imports during March were 133,727
! Isntte was can it d by a vote of about hales compared with 15,661 a year
.8 to 1. ago.
Work on the building is being Exports were 894,460 hales of lint
rapidly pushed and Hitt removal of including 4,471 of linters, compared
TWO YOUNG WHITE MEN DRIVE
OFF IN DR. REEVES’ CAR.
POLICE ON CASE.
Hie several dwellings now in Hie witl1 564,239 of lint and 1,271 of lint of fixtures thruout and is now lak-
Special lo Ihe Florence Dai y Times
.Mirs Sadie Hewitt of the Tim-
monsville High School faculty, ripen*
the week t ml at Marion, her home.
Mr. Lyles Askins, who is employed
by tlm Palmetto National Bank ol
Sumter, wa ■ at home Sunday visiting!
hi', parents.
M. M. Wilkes, superintendent ol
schools wis in Florence Saturday Additional names suggested forthe
attending the Florence County Teach new hotel are ’’Hugenoi
ers AssociutIon. V 10 ' 01 ^ U,e John C - Calhoun.”
Miss Metta Nichols who lias been
visiting her friend Miss Kathleen
Hancock, returned to her home at
Marion, Friday.
Miss Vlnnle Wait Watson spurn’
tin w. ek cud at Loesville visiting
relatives and friends.
Tin* Planters Drug Company lias
recently added it complete new set
Anderson, S. C„ April 22.—E. C. 1
Partian, who eeaped death by grab
bing a friendly pier when his bateau:
went over Gregg Shoals Dam yester
day is still marooned in the same spot
Hi rtv hours after the accident in
which his companion was killed. He
is unable to get food or water and
may have to spend another day there.
THE NEW HOTEL
Additional
COTTRELL URGES
CLOSER RELATIONS
and state troops had joined in the
secession movement. Other dlftpat-
chfs told of rcatteilng but strong
additions to the revolutionists led by
Gen. Arnulfo Gomez, RodoTo Gal
legos, Albundio Gomez, and Amaro
Durango Gen. Arnulfo Gomez was
said to have occupied Tuxpam with
3,000 men t nd to he threatening Tam
pico, th»} vital center of Mexico’s oil
region.
The Mexican emi assy irsued a for
tnal statement on the situation de*
daring Hie revolution to be only a
local movement. The statement a<U
ded however, that If the secnsAion
movement should spread, it wou’d re
cult in ‘‘the stoppage of business,
curtailment of wealth and interna
tional commerce and ihe indefinite
postponement of payments of the
foreign debt.’’
rear cf Hie new building and on the.®*’ 8 a y ear a 80
school property will te< colYrplefed
as rapidly ns nossfb’e
When completed this will bo ihe
>; The touring ear of Dr. R. L. Reeves' one fiesl high school building in the
was stollen in front of the high state and Its the purpose of the
school building this morning by two trustees to furnish the building with
strange young white men who wore, the most modern equipment. A
Cotton spindles
ve__
March numbered 34,677,747 compared
with 32,654.386 in March last year.
Statistics for cotton growing states
follow: *
Colton consumed during March 321,
173 hales, compared with 348,269 a
l fug out
during there.
the front to make changes
SAYS COTTON GROWERS AND
SPINNERS WOULD BE MU
TUALLY BENEFITED.
Boston, April 22.—Closer relations _ _ _
between grower and spinner would j rests and crime’s’ saving its publlcit*
increase the value t| cotton a bill-'non in no way benefits the commun
ion dollars to grower and a better py
building, management, and oilier noticed loitering around the building. | (;()m „i f te wninaslum outfit will be suming* estabiisrmenT^^^^^
committees deemed necessary iu pro T hey were seen to get in the car and
seeu'ing the work.
WARNS PAPERS
have compared with’ 667,638 a y^ 'ago, and of » ri " ,e , r ' Th « ch
fields. | n p U hlic storage and at compresses, 1 "” 11 ' 1 ' in setting
installed. The grounds wil!
drive off. largo and enmodious athletic fields
,Br Reeves immediately notified Tlu . r( . hool win be completed this
It.m who P renormd° tht^the 1 ' cm E' slim " ,or J'"' 1 ,,p for "m next 156 a yearugo. Cotton spindYes actiYe u * ,h " P*' 1 out b F* hi8 R ‘ ;h001 -
.ion wno reponeu tnat tno ear m* f « n PHK i on 0 f ,| 1P a( .i 10 ol term > “ • The Rnmter HIpIi Sehnni hnuf.h»i
raised through that city and was, ^
Lilli 0 Miss Cameron McKenzie en-
(eitaineil many of tier friends at a
birthday party Tuesday a f ter nop n.
The Timmonsville High School
pupils are very much e’ated over the product for the spiuner, II. M. Cot-1
fart sha t the work on Ihe annual i trell told the National Association of
is over and at last it Is In the hands| Cotton Manufacturers in a speech
printer. The children deserve * u?, ' e ,0, l a y-
out this kook, j
2.972,370 bales, compared with 4 0007,' I h , ey ^ n 'J ,E . tu I a l ,y p r 0,,, !. ? f lt , S,n ,‘“ n PamplicO Defeats
ORDERS NEWS
SUPPRESSED
MAYOR OF CALIFORNIA TOWN
TAKES NOVEL POSITION
El Centro, Calif., April 22—Mayor
Ohmetede has instructed the
! of Police to suppress news of ar-
, driven by two young white boys ap-
fir nnUniTIfllJC parently 16 or 18 years old. The po-
Ul UUIllll I lUlvO lice wired other cities to keep a
watch out for the car and the boys.
PRESIDENT GLASS SAYS FUR
THER CUT IN NEWSPRINT
IS NECESSARY
New York, April 22—Franklin P.
Glass, president of the American
Publishers Association, gave warn
ing at the anneal convention today
that newspaper publishers must make
further conservation of news print
paper if they were not to have a
J. B. Mixson Comes
' t> _ it 1 numbered 14,948,923, compared w
caCK 10 Morence 14,305,152 in March last year.
I
during March numbered 14,948,928,
compared with 4,007,156 a year ago.
Cotton spindles active during March
ith
year.
FLORENCE STRONG the
CT'AT'U' T7TmTn?ATinM way company, fias arrived in the city
o 1 /\ 1 Hi r 11U1N an(1 wilI reestablish offices here. The
J. B. Mixson. commercial agent for Marirm T7«r
e Winston-Salem Southbound Rail- Manon Keady *Or
May Day Festival
The Sumter High School baseball
t°:im will cross bats with the local
schoc! t -am tomorrow afternoon.
Mr Ward McLendon county agent
was In town Wednesday afternoon.
A little time.and paint connected
with a little effort can certainly work
wonders. If you don’t believe it.
Evergreen Team
HOME RUN AT VERY CLOSE
BRINGS IN THREE SCORES
' AND WINS GAME.
TAX SLACKERS '
IN GREAT NUMBER
Pamplico, April 22.—Pamplico de
feated Evergreen in a hotly contested
. , , ,, . * ,al1 game here yesterday afternoon
drop around this burg sometime and , (J tho S(;ore of 8 t0 6- 0n Sa t U rday
THOUSANDS FAILED TO RE
SPOND TO APPEAL. AGENTS
, CHECKING UP.
CITY FEDERATION
IN STATE WELL
SENTED AT STATE CON
VENTION
c-rtonKirccx ° mce waa discontinued when the iaili
SHHUNGt&i roads were taken over hy the admin-
REPRE- istration. Mr. Mixson Ik well remein
bered here. a I
MAY RAISEsHATS
No city In the state was more
i strongly represented at the Stale
worse time next fall and winter than deration f Woman’s Clubs which Hteir friends officers and men of the
convened at Winthrop this week amiy may raise their hats or caps un-
than was Florence. This of course der orders issued today by Secretary
Is a natural sequence for Florence I'Uker. A regulation of 1913 requir-
has Ihe strongest Federation of Wo- ,ba, greeting he by salute
men Clubs in the stale. un y " as re sclnded
The following were Hie delegates
who attended Hm meeting at Wtn-
Murion, April 22—Gov. Cooper is
coining, also, possibly, Hon. James
li. Gerard, former Arbassador to Ger
many. Twelve towns have appointed
queens and th\ executive committee
have received-acceptances from those
observe
Rooms? Sure. If You
Have The Price
Chicago, April 22.—No trouble at
, Washington, April 22.—Despite the
governments war time appeal for tax
payments as a patriotic duty, more
than 300,000 firms and Individuals
were defeated bv the Fverereen ^ i,ed t0 make honest ret » rn8 ““der
7eam The game Lre vesterdlf aft- revenue law ,n the ,a8t two yearfl ’
t™,. ^ bureau of Internal revenue an-
nounced last night. In a six months’
afternoon at Evergreen the locals
ternoon had a dramatic ending. In
the ninth Inning the score stood 5 to
6 in favor of Evergreen with B. G.
Fenters at the bat. There were two
Washington. April 2’>-Iu crerdiire! ho " 0,e ‘ l by ll,eil ' ‘mmnlttees. Each all to get lodgings In Chicago during l mpn on basPS an( , tvo mPn 0Ht wlth
... . 1 ““ ’ ^ ' iiiuMuii ti < 11 li > n.. i Oiitkii LI fno n nrxn uxin I Inti . ...
they had in Ihe last six months.
it cannot fie denied,” he said,
“that the publishers themselves were
resopnsihle for yielding lo Ihe great
demand for paper, and t'.ia: they have
created this skyrocket auction mar
ket by bidding against each other , .. . . ... . .
by wlllingne.'s to ta::e .he volume thr °P ,h 8 . wef * k - an " M,fi ,,,ubs ,hpy
of advertising offered, no matter how j 1 _
small the margin of profit, nor should, „ S- „ 111 .. oy ,
BALLOTING ON CAILLAUZ
Former
publishers thing that the worst is
over Hiat the situation will he cured
by this summer’s improvement out
put of paper, of the new machines
coming inlo the market.”
Col ing attention to the recommen
dations of the November convention
for restriction of advertising Mr.
Glass said:
“The acceptance f Hi (whole truth
was not voj0ii\ and general as to
curtaim^^^lld spot market, it has j
been only in Hie la/t two monthsi
Hint many papers have been forced |
hy weather and railroad conditions,
us well UPhy prid elo see their duty
and lo make radical restrictions in
the volume of advertising.”
ilrs. Sam Rovalread the report ^Ith Germans during the war scene The movin
the Associa’ion of College Grad ‘ S n “ W baUo ' ,n K 0,1 the !' " I ,h 1 r ". w n, /; ,r
_ . ... ,—— i th * public. Coins'
NEW DOG LAW
BOOST SCHOOL FUNDS
. City Federation
Mis. Ren Covington.... Sorosis Club
Miss Jane B. Evans... .Civic league
Mrs. J. D. Smyser Music Club
Mrs. George Briggs.. Research Club
M
of
nates, the regular'y appointed delr
gate being unable lo attend.
The report from the Renaissance
Clufi wu: read hy Mrs. M. G. Scott,
Vice Rreshh'iil of the Eastern Dis
trict.
No report has been received from
any of th< delegates. As soon as
they return, the Times will have a
full account cf till the things that In
terest the Women in Florence.
. SLOW TO BUILD HOUSES
Premier
Learn
of France
His Fate
Soon to
queen will be accompanied by six
charming maids of honor. Th.* tobac
co warehouse generously offered by
Mr. R. M. Winn, .with its 40 thousand
square feet of space, will lie convert
ed into a veritable forest, and the
liatfo of flowers wag'd therein wil!
h" picturesque and fairy-like. Tin*
folk love dunces, mgler Ihe super-
vi ion of professional Instructors,
beneath Hie elms on the court house
Rppuldiean convention week—provlJ
ing, of course, one has the price—
a mere trifle of $800 to $3,000 a week
It Is assumed the convention will
‘last five days an dthese rentals are
based upon that assumption, hut. if |
it should extend over one day, the
tenants will not be ejected.
■ Owners of fine residences on the
‘‘gold coast.” Ihe exclusive north
shore district, have let it be known
they will do what they can to house
Rails, April 22—The
trying former Premie
high court
fail aiix,
[lawn, will In a thing of beauty and Hie convention visitors
joy forever. The spectacular pageant 1 The rental may seem large, at fir^t
charged wiih high treason and mgo Part to the
of historical floats will ud<l no smail glance, but it includes everything that FIND CLUE
YIELD TO MILLERAND
pictnresqueness of Ibo goes in a magnificently furnished
g picture houses home—doorman, fiutler, maids, chant
doors open free to fears, and in some cases a completely
public. Comstock's Band, from stocked cellar,
j Columbia, will give open air conserts
drive which ended February 1, $19,-
051,000 in delinquent taxes were col
lected. Commissioner Williams r»>
ported.
“The amazingly large number’' of
persons who did not respond-to-The
government's appeal has caused treas
ury officials to consider the delin
quent tax payment problem a grave
one. A new round up of alleged de
Unquents has been Instituted to cover
the tax period on which returns were
. .. 'made March 15.
_ „ ApnL -2. Six young j qj tb e total delinquents 131,386 had
ongressional secretaries, not p a j^ any i nconae taxes and au ad
ditional 44,260 who did not pay the
full amount of taxes due. From these
two courses approximately $ll/)00,-
000 was collected.
Discovery was made also, the re
port said that 164,590 firms had not
three balls ami two strikes when the
hatter pounded the next ball passed
square ip the face |ir a home run
thus bringing in three scores and win
ning the game.
WOMEN DON TROUSER
OVERALLS IN WASHINGTON
Washington,
unen. Conf
donned overall trousers yesterday
TO MURDER MYSTERY
Toledo, April 22.—The police are
Delay in This Line Causing Inconven
iences All Over the Country.
Germany Won't
Part in
Be Invited to
Discussions.
working on a clue expected to solve tlirne ;, over to the government the en
The lowest figure seems to be $510 Ule myste, 7 s " rro “ ndi nE *he disap- lire an ,o U nt of the socailed luxury
ill ilny. while Meyer Davis Orchestra the use of three rooms for five ^ nna ^otfard two years taxes on sales and admissions. In
Take j from Washington. D. wi l dispense!'^V 8 - Some of Hie other bargains in- f*’ 0- After arresting a restaurant
■iWeet music for Cie disciples oi
Tepsicore. The day is to he one oi
elude tin* following.
Mrs. Hilaries Adsit’s
the detectives started
Raids, April 22—The San Remo cor! Inn and frolic, and Florence and all for (n,nvenllon week, $2,500; Mrs. R.'
respondent of Ihe Matin savs
miers Lloyd George and Nilti
suggested that Germany he invited
to take part in the discussions here
lint that. I hey finally yielded on Hie
objections interposed by premier
Milleraml of France.
Rre-! Carolina is invited lo join Marion on
have this festive occasion. Conic and lie
merry with us.
iiall McCormick’s entire
000; Mrs. Loring W. Coleman. $i,s6o;
Charles w. Leland, $1,000; Mrs. Ro
Sonorans Baldyin, 12 rooms, three
some cases, firms failed to make any
exca- rP t,irnH of the collection. Internal
revenue collectors, in all cases, fore-
ANDERSftW MAM *WFPT ' ^ ^ del,n 6» ent8 t0 ma »te *OOd ttl«
home, $3.- ANDER ™ entlre amount as well as a a bea
OVER DAM AND KILLED ppnaUy Mr . Williams said.
keeper,
entire home vat * n E-
Anderson, S. C„ April 22.—W. L.
NEW YORK’S HOMELESS
TO SLEEP IN
TENTS
Much Additional 1 School Money 1 N, ‘ w Y<,rk - A " ril 21—Delay In re
Should Be Raised by New Law Having the housing shortage all over
the country is greater than in any
After this year all owners of dogs °t ber form of building construction,
will be taxed $1.25 for the luxury of ac *® rd,n < t0 a i r l ev ‘« w contracts Is
WILL RUN IN GAMES
New York. April 21.—Thousands of, * b i!, l les . I 4 ,a 1 In * 1 ’ Sl-SbO.
The bureau estimated that for thft
Miss Cook. „,„o crow.,, wss ™,i, SSS Si Mm SSt
$1,000; Mrs. William Hubbard. $1,000 aki »K and | fe - G Rartain across u Js evpr avenuA of R
Mrs. W. N. Scriven, $1,500; Mrs. ,be 1 8 , avann f h rh ’* r becan,e matlon to check up on ’ tax sfack-
Wiimer of American Marathon
Going to Antwerp
ageable and swept
New York families, some of Hie 73-1 . r, !° hott>l8 a, '« Jammed and some 9 regB Shoals dam
1115 registered as ’ homesless” hy 1 ^ ,,1Pm are ‘‘barging $lo« a day
i S Hie Tenement House Department, are
keeping th° canine, and this tax will 8 Pnhi!^ ' | W i I) , odK f ” 0 " 1 L
be collected by the state. One dol- .__ y ' nnmi ork *’ I J 1 ndustr * a * btiilh
lar of (he tax will go to the school constructed 1 * nimh* t f 8 fh* >e "f I
f.,md of the district from which the d e„ces and are less affeeted by high 1
dog Is returned, and the twenty-fiv. prlcegj high wageg and shQr(age K j
cents of the tax will be used in a material. |
co lar and tag which will show at Contracts Ktyarped 'for irestdenlfil "Ealn
all times just what dogs are entitled buildings in the first thre months this ,oday -
to live. Those without a colar arid year v^ry from 14 1 to 29 per cent of ,
tug will be outlawed. It is the duty total building contracts in different; COLLECTING BALLuTS
of the trustees of every school dis-sections of the country. Normally 1 Detroit, April 22—Initial steps for
trlcttitfsee that all dogs are returned residences account for about 30 per Gie collection of the ballots cast in
for taxation. This Is a law by the cent of the contracts, and in vietw of the Ford Newberry senatorial con ! 4 “
last legislature and has excellent existing needs, the review says, rest-! test was begun under David S. Barry! M i llo ,. : * n A,,r
iexpected to live in tents furnished
jhy the llniled States army unMI the
Boston April 22—Reter Trlvoulidas Present housing dearth is remedied,
National Greek, who won Hie Anierl- a ‘ ! ‘‘°rding to men interesled in the
can Marathon road race Monday will building trade here. Just where they
run In the Olympic games al Ant • w ba'Ute their new domiciles has
wetp. i nof ye * been decided allhough an
, tinny of real estate agents “mobil-
CORN MARKET BREAKS as ** ovp nilght in great-
_____ Nfw \ork, lias vast acreages oi
Chicago, 'April 22 -Sharp breaks Jv^boroTglts 10 ' n f ° Ur ° f tbr ’
ain look place on the corn markei
them over the
Partatn escaped
injury, grabbing a friendly rock as
the craft was demolished.
MORE BODIES FOUND
Savannah River Gives Up Dead
Still Remaining T» River
• !>i
CARRANZA'S TROOPS
CONTINUE TO
DESERT
up on “tax slack
ers” and an average of 2,200 persona
will carry on the government’s inves
ligation of suspected delinquency.
Marion Overall Club
, Washington. April 22—Further de-
, , feet Ions from the ranks of Carran-
Anderson, S. ('., April 22—The bod zlstas arP reported in official and un
Men to Stage Parade at Opening of
Festival.
MRS. MINOR UNOPPOSED
Will Be
Elected
of the
'.President-General
D. A. R.
„„„„ Marion, April 21.2.The men of Ma.
ies of Mrs. Lester Waters. Miss A’ice offll ., a , a( | V ices from Mexico. Private r | 0 n are donning blue denim overall.
Moschine ami Robert Manning have a( i v ic*R said that General Gomez with as a protest against the price of cloth
from Ihe Savannah three thousand men had occupied Tux ing. Petition circulated in the busi-
others p an and was threatening Tampico. ness district was signed hy the rank
n the! and file of Marionites of all profess-
rivir. Five bodies liavo as yet hem PROPOSES TO FORM i 10 " 8 an 'l occupations, -fhe agreement
un recovered of the party of ten who A ./rr^DTr A M T IT A niTT7 f>a,ls for OVfi ralls as every day cloth
were drowned In the river on April AMUi-KlLk/YIN l_#xli/\LiUxli j ng until the price of clothing ma-
4Hi when a ferry capsized. » | terially declines. It is now beln^ nlan
h“i n recovered from Hie
river. The bodies of three
have been seen floating down
THE WEATHER.
- .... - — 1 1 —■» " ■•■-fiiiii niiiir-r i/iitMi n. (uiriy | Minoc iu ,
feature which -honld fie rlgldlv en dences should represent about 40 per , sergeant-at-arms of the senate which' PiW d
forced. <•- Jcent of the total constructioiv 1 i—-• : » nerat
12/
i
|ordered the recount.
of the
American Revolution,
J—Mrs. George
for President-
Daughters of the
i Montevideo, April 22.-Formation n ed to include a business man’s blue
■ of the American League as a basis of d en!m division. In the big street n.
absolute equality between all Anierl rade which will open the Marlon Mire
For South Carolina: can nations for common action ajftln t Festival May 5, merchants are sell-
Local thunder showers probably nggressioh threatening any from out- ing overalls at a. rapid rate and thn
tonight and Friday. Moderate south s T de nations has been proposed by n^ice has remained fixed and reaann.
winds, 'President Brum of Uruguay. able. vciw
c*v