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J The Florence Daily Times THE LATEST ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES 26th Year Florence, S. C. Saturday Afternoon, April 24, 1920. $6.00 a year. OFFICIALS NOT NEW YORK PARADE ALARMED BY THE ! IN BLUE DENIMS MEXICAN MENACE COULDN’T MEET EXORBITANT RENT DEMANDS MAMOTH PARADE STAGED PROTEST AGAINST HIGH PRICES. Watching Situation Today j Xcw York. April Zi.—Father Knick With Confidence In J erbocker girded his loins in denims The Outcome. ' l )atcli es today to take his first seri-: , ! ous punch at th« cost of goods , CRUISERS No ENROUTE; for dressing. An economy Indication That Gov ernment Would Alter Its Course. Washington April 24—While Amer lean cruisers are euroute to the reb el inanaced ports of Mexico .today.: there was lacking any indication of: an nl f ered course of the United Stat' cs government. Officials are watch ing the situation with apparent} equanimity. It is unofficially declar ed that any move by the United Stat cs is improbable unless made neces sary l y menace to. American lives. parade of all classes of citizens marched from Columbus Circle to Twenty Third street over Eighth Avenue and back again via ^ Broadway. STOLEN CAR FOUND . IN COLUMBIA REFOR VITORY BOYS ESCAPE! YESTERDAY IN AUTO AND j ARE CAUGHT IN COLUMBIA SPECIAL SERVICES AMERICAN LEGION LOCAL POST WILL ATTEND PRES BYTERIAN CHURCH ' IN BODY Dr. Reeves recovered his car ficm Columbia last night which was stol! en from in front of the local High* School building yesterday morning. The thoit was made by two beys wbo, ran away trom th > Reformatory ye.- i lerdav about nine o’clock. The local;-* police got right in behind the thieves and they were tbased for several miles out of Sumter ami again they gave the po'ieo of Camden.a spirited, race rut of that citl. They literally burnt the wind on ilteir dash to the capital eity One of the hoys come.-! ■m ijfpll •• V. • — * y umr***' " ' t. JOHNSON WINS IN MONTANA OEMOCRAIC VOTERS EXPRESS WIDE RANGE OF CHOICE AS TO CANDIDATES. • Piutte, Apiil 24.—Senator Johnson had a wide margin over his opponents for the Republican nomination in Montana's primary on the unofficial returns. In the absence ot Democratic can didates’, votes were written in for McAdoo, Dolts. Hoover. Bryan, Wil son and others. NOTED SINGER TO VISIT FLORENCE WARNS AGAINST FURTHER DELAY' IN WAGE DISPUTES Timothy Shea Appears Be fore the Railroad La bor Board. MEN FED U P Have Enough Of Promises And Are Dog Tired Of Delays. Washington, April 24.—Warning ; , against further delay in settling the ^L.iCE VERLET WILL APPEAR ! wage demands of two million railroad HERE SOON IN TONE j workers was given by Timothy Shea, | vice president of the Locomotive Fire The music lovers of Florence will' meD who l0, ' , the ranroad ,abo ‘' vividly recall the Tone Test of the’ " oar(i touav uiat ftl « men W(:re f 011 i Kdison phonograph conducted here n .P 7 n Promises and were dead dog- i last September in the Opera House tired of delays. View taken in I’.i'ookiyn showing the lunnilire of an e\ictcd maud? t by ids landlord. The local post of the American Le gion will attend sendees at the First froiir Riehianil'countv and the cthet y Presbyterian church here Sunday, fl , 0| - — — evening. The post will attend in in a| first P8cn _„ f . oni body and the sermon to the veterans ‘ will be preached by the. pastor Dr. I . . Graham. Special musical features will also berendered. The services begin promptly at S o’clock. The public is cordially invited to attend this service. ITEMS OF INTEREST IN TIMMONSVILLE NEW YORK SENATE STANDS ON LIQUOR [ by the Vaughan Furniture Company, icimm hi- wj unable to jm.\ ’.he high rent Ue | and they will be* incased to know that a similar tone test will be coa- ducted in the Opera House here at an early date which will be annonne ed definitely a little later. Mr. George K. Garrett, a represen tative of tbe Edison Company was In the city yesterday, and with the lo ca! representative. SHORT STATE ITEMS FOR BUSY READERS FOOD SUPPLY IS GETTING SHORT HUNDREDS MADE HOMELESS IN MISSISIPPI BY THE STORMS I Birmingham. April p5.—There are Air. E. L. Oulla. 1 hundreds of homeless in the storm R( formatoi y. ■ brea rpturn-j former escape. They, ar' 1 Ifi or is years old. Tliey are stiil held i nColumhia nr .l just what j NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED BY CORRESPONDENT OF WIDE- AWAKE TOWN wilt Ic- done, with them remains vet to be determined by the authorities Referendum Question Before Supreme Court | Wm - ROYALLY WELCOMED “Pursvfoot.” lohnson Gave Eye tc Make England Dry a .i Washington. SU-j April 24. The preme court yesterday began the con' W estuvtlie. Ohio. April 24 itideration of the question as to ' ani PussytocC Johnson was whether federal constitutional amend '' ,-ov fi welcome at the Anti-Saloon ! moots must be submitted to the vot- League headnuarters on his r turn I ers for their ratification in states ^fcni England where he lit'-niliy : Jiaving referendum provisions. The ?ave an eye to make England dry. * ease involved an action brought for ' word from Ohio ratifying women suf frage. PRAISES WORK OF : THE NEW CHAMBER W. G. EICHEL6ER6ER RAIDS MARION Spi't-ia! to the Florenc' 1 I.ally Times. Timmorsviltc. S. ( .. April 23—In :i beautiful .'xiiibiliou of buseitaii on tli.i local diamond, Die Timmons- ville liigh vein t»l defeuied a t(.*ai.)' n-i»-eseuiii.g the second team trout in ftiimler nign scliool l*y a scoie ol 1 a i ) 2. ■ u was umioubiediy a Oi l,-1 i tiimt game wlren coiupared with the Will- j size boys who did the playing. The given ’iiu.uiciisviile hoys made only two oiitns. wnile all tue runs were earn-, ed. Tlris is the second victory tor Hits team, having tl Mealed Kcrslru., aboi'i a week ago. A large ruijnbcr cf Tiintuonsviile: people wit! In,* leuud at Dr. Footers pastrtio litis afternoon at 4 o'clock lo PASSES BILL TO LEGALIZE 2 3-4 PER CENT BEER Vlbrtiy. April 24—The .Now York Senate has pa. ed bill to legalize two am' three quarters perecent b’er ami tin' bill Pas bant sent to th” As* s ral ly for concurrence. The bill to legalize four per cent beer and twelve percent vviuefailed of passage FLORESCE FIRM INCREASES CAPI TAL EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTR PER CENT. wrfneps the hnuitng ot an aeroplane^ j- )( ^ driven by Capt. K. T. Gaiumj —t’api j MORE NAMES FOR THE HO‘TEL PERMANENT ORGANIZATION UN- DERTAKEN AT MEETING ON MONDAY \ j.eote more of suggestion • for nulues for the ucw hotel, which the Deve'opmcnt Company will ; K. \|. Sox. a guard on tire state farm was killed late Tuesday after : noon, w hen fourteen convict:; mace •i com ci ted rush for liberty. Kiev- (ui of the gang returned voluntarily to the stockade. The three are still at large are negroes. J i Volley g. Weaver, »n army desert | Civilian • er luts b/mn arrested In Asheville J N. <’. and the car he stolefrom a I Columbia lady located. was completing the details for the swept sections of Alabama and Mis- test. J sissippi. The Kdison artist who will appear | There is only a few days food suy- in Florence during the test is Alice ply in sight and many are without Vcrlet. the worldwide noted singer sufficient clothing said J. T. Brock- :who will appear in person for the ntan. after a survey of the stricken several tone test exhibitions. This district, assures all the music lovers of P'1 or-1 _ Florence Girls To once singing by an accomplished ar tist who has not only an excellent but a highly cultivated voice. CAN’T WEAR OVERALLS Appear In Play Employes Given Notice Great Lakes Station at lit'cago, April 21—Civilian am \\ eat»r I p| n j.p,. 0 f it,-. Great Lakes training lias been turned over to themilttary 1 station are forbidden to wear over authorities and .'he car returned to fUs unless they are tco poor t<> pur FLORENCE GETS PROMINENT MENTION IN BIG INDUSTRIAL AND TRADE PAPERS. ABLY ASSISTED BY SHERIFF, i ROWELL NUMBER OF STILLS ARE SEIZED I , Chief State Constable W. C. Klchel | berger returned here P'riday night from a several days trip through Florence is expected to have repre- Marion county, during which he cap- sentation on the South Atlantic with the valiant assistance of Ports Association trade through the sh e) -jfi; Rowell and deputy, sheriff Ed middle western states. ^V. M. Stor- „. nr (|s. ti,r(*e stills, and destroyed 50 days, during which time he will ho |g!id lo dm;' passengers all uvoumi l'loiet «e. Lanington. viewing oib | | er places of interest. Tin; price is [only $10 per trip. .tiuiiy Itave already expressed llieir (desire to make the trip above tiiel clouds - while many ( liters have ?.v i piv: .ic<( themselves viser versa. Capt. Gaitu.'S has a brotlier iietv. wito is pastor of Hit Baptist church. Mr. J. B. Kent, chairman ot ttic publicity ccmmittee on the clean-up program led his forces into the col ored lyiarters Tuesday night. After several very efftetive speeches trom „ k . „ .i * i 1., various members of this committee— W uc. u. 1 l^Wn^ whole crowd at once voiced a cd a preliminary meeting to organize I . * , ,, , f- . ®; willingness to fall right into line and a Chamber of Commerce, to Charles ° n •' ll " M"* power to make ton. and called on Walter J. Johnson. | 1^00 ° f m ® on ; TimmonsvUle a better and .deune; secretary of the Florence Chamb 'r 1 ’ ^ ‘ , n » ^ ^ > “Thoir committees- were ap of Commerce. 1 la , 8 I. ^ Ch ‘° f i Pointed and now signs are in evi Incldently, he complimented verj' ' _ M ieisiiate'olY "^t ** I tlia ' what saUI ,,1P - V ' v ‘>'>ld highly the new life the Chamber of j ro,< ‘ as -> were be carried out fully. I Mr. J. L. Baskins is rapidly push ing his brh k bungalow to completion it: ov. iu r. Several !,;g sums of money were loaned by ^iLo .-ti-le sitiKing fund com pi. K. T. Gaiam; - t api " - n.iselon to various state institution Gain's will remain here for i'vo| ,ifrt ' ^ a ' received by the tem-'dt a moetiug of the commission iu officers of the er. assistant secretary .of the Char I ga || on \, of , r . (T lesion Chamber of Commerce, an- 0 ' and arrested tltree . . . . „ ’. negroes charged with operating the nounced here this morning. He was 8tin , 0n h , 8 way home ho n “ tice(i passing through Florence, en route from Timmonsvllle where he attend- Commcrce is showing under the lesd 1 etl 0,1 a cas1 ' ershlp of J. M. Lynch, president with 1 th aid of the new secretary. Citing'WANTS STUDENTS the proof of tbe work of the Cham ber of Commerce, he stated he is no-) Tliis homo makes the front within a TAKE TO FARMS, radius of two hundred yards—oilier , , ., , . _, l«9ctious of town are growing in pro ticing prominent mention of Horence MEREDITH PRE i ,01ti011 —'Vatoh Tiinmonsviiie grow, in many 0; the biggest industrial P a : DICTS ACUTE SHORTAGE OF ^ ' ^ » Kdth. who has been mentlon in Restate Danert^all of ! FARM LABOR. visiting friends in New York, return mention in the state papers. a| i OL ,,,l |, om ,. vesterdav. which give considerable cred.t to the, Washington. April 24-The short ' The nli-.h grade of the Timmons- Chamber of tommerce. a 8 R °i farm labor will be acute. Sec-! ville high school has issued invlla ^c have about 150 ® retary Meredith said appealing toitions to t'.< memb'rs of tlie gradual ’ a a rt t nn P< Hn van n mV '^Riums college students to tag class inviting them to a reception up the trip." .aid Mr. Storor. Tl,c per '“™‘' iprSv "..nf r'’ 0 ' ' Among tlie other invitid guest!, nre Mr. • ml Mrs. M. M. tVilU„s. Miss f’leo Diibs.nt Mi' s Izla Wright and • Miss Sadie Hewitt. M r. and Mrs. M. M. Wilkes and family are spending the week end In Chester .visiting friends and relatives porsiry otticers ot incc the last ti.-t was published. Th( idditions at ? ns fellows; Ft lie I Miv’orki”—Supreme Hotel Airs. W. M. I’ettigrew—McAdoo .\ Floret;11ne— Monterey . Mr.-. K. H. Lucas—Eclipse \lrs. Charles Bolick—Hctei Kntre Nous (between ourselves 1 Mr .1 R rhonipson—Colonial ..lazier Melton Good stein—Ambas sador 'V. D. McCliim--.St. Atithouy 1'. B. Hay- Victory Hotel H C Mnzino—Contenniel it. A. McKenzie Superior Hotel A. O. Kitfer—Willard-Ragsdale Virainia \”tel -AVellington. ■I. F. Dupre—Clarion Dr. H. T. Graham—The John C. (Talhottn. Thz officers infer from the number of suggestions and the number of in- quirk's as to site, plans, sonstruc- ti'.'i. stock sul”. and other matters of interest pertaining to the hotel, that interest has not abated in the least Mi the project. A permanent organization of the stick subscribe.'; will be held Mon day afternoon 4 o’clock in council chambers of the city hall. Every’ stock subscriber is expected to be piesent as tlv most important part ot the work will be largely accont- nlished or mapped out then. Tl'.'l lady stock subscribers also. organization Golumhiu I uurwduy atternoon. The chase other apparel in an order j posted today. JOSEPH GALLAUX IS GIVEN FREEDOM The Misses Eleanor Newbury and Annie Funk, of Florence, and Miss Margaret Howard, of Claussen, will take part in “The Forest Princess’— a fairy masque to be produced on May fourth in the Woodland Theatre at Flora MasDonald College. The en tire cast numbers eighty students. Special orchestral music will be a fca ! ture of the program. A FINE MEETING AT PARISH HOUSE lout s were authorized in the appro-1 pnution art. of the i cent iegisin | ture. 1 „ The sum of $(6,000 was loaned (uj FORMER PREMIER, AFTER CON- the Lniversity of South Carolina, fori are expected sonnel comprises the most prominent, r)T7ATT-T TOT T buinoss and industrial men of their, 1 * WJ-rl-, respective cities. MOUNTS HIGH “In my opinion, interior cities, with in the territory of these five ports. Birmingham. April 24—The Ic-s of particularly a city of the advantages ij<> Tuesday's tornado in Mississ and opportunities of Florence, would jppj. Alabama, and Tennessee, stood derive greai^enefit from this trip today at 229 with seven hundred in-, and thVi^ffults which will follow it. | j U] . 0( j u . ( | propertv loss amounting to 1 Our primary object is to divert manu several million dollars. The Red f factored and raw products of t' ic cross i: aiding the homeless and the i mid West through the South Aalant$ 5 | j njuivt , j Washington. April 24.—The bodies ports for Export, to advertise our ad; ,,f nineteen American soldiers were vantages and facilities, and to mako CDp'Nl'T' WTf'LJ'T' brought back from overseas and will ourselves known.” I wrlilN l INlvjn. 1 tip buried in Arlington cemeterv ! ON THE WIRES: • Dr. Duncan Speaker j — ; CONCERT SUNDAY W. D. MELTON PRESIDENT S. C. B«ir Association Elects Officers for the Coming Year Buried In Arlington the con; trueticn of nine faculty ttzi deuces. These homes are to be built ou the university cnn.pus. 'Viutbroj' College we.s granted a loan of ?-32,5liO tor repairs on build ings. J he ccnuly of Edg&hold was loat' (‘d $:T>,('00 to cover tack indebted ness. Tlu sinking fund commission voted u s»'H the old engine house propert> on lewer Main street, which belongs to ttie tmivertiicy. The university •• j liar offered to sell this to the city I for $20,000. The commission also voted to sell the old Charleston medical college plant on Queen street. Charleston, the proceeds to l>o used for the put ebara of equipment for th? medico, college. This use of the proceeds was authorized by tbe legislature. The Planters Product and Commis -•!cn (empnny. n* Tijmwonsville. was chartered with a capital stock of $15,000. M. 11. Purvis Is president: \! c Cothran, vice president and Dun can 'McKenzie, secretary and treas ure r. The John.'onvillc Wholesale Groc cry company, of Johnsonville. Wil liamsburg county, was chartered with a capital stock of $30,000. Dr. R I. Cockfield is president: D K Ford, vice president, and 1. J. Horn secretary and treasurer. Tlte Freeze company, of Florence wa-i authorized to increase its capi tal stock from $cono to $506,000. VICTION IS ALLOWED HIS MEN OF ST. JOHN’S PARISH HELD AN INSPIRING MEETING | LAST NIGHT. Paris. April 24—Joseph Caiilanx. former premier who was convicted of corresponding with tin; enemy, has been sM free. Allies REACH AGREEMENT at One with tude Toward Germany Died In Asheville Columbia, April 24- W. D. Melton ot Columbia, was (looted president ot the Par Association today. C. S. Mont ith of Columbia was ele< ted j secretary, lifted Wallace. Jr., of Mr. and Mrs. B. Whaley, 803 East. Golutnhia. and L D Moise of Sumter I’ine street received a message from with the officers conipoue the new Asheville. N. C.. Informing them of excctulve (omntittce. J. H. Rrown. fll ‘ e death of Mrs. Whaley's brother, ot Spartanburg;. W. C. Miller lesion. A. H. Dagnall of Andor LIBERTY , nenK club of St. John's Episco pal church held its regular monthly meeting at the Parish House on Fri-, day evening. A substantial supper was furnished by the ladles of the congregation after which several ad ’ dresses were delivered. Mr. R. W. Sharkey delivered «m exceedingly in I teres ting and inspiring address on Regard to Atti- “Fair Play'.’ After the addresses the , meeting was thrown open for general [ remarks and nearly every mao pres Sait \ptil 24—Complete ; ent spoke on some of the live topics agreement with resp«ct to the a Ui-' of the day. The meeting was presid' liid” t'ic allies shall' adopt toward t'd over by Mr. R. J. Kirk, president CotP’.uny in connection witli carrying of the club and all present agreed ne th” neac” iveatv lias been reach- that as a presiding officer, his equal “1 hy Premiers t.lr.yd George, and could not be found. Officers were MUIoraud. its stated today. elected for the ensuing year. Mr. P. J. 'Maxwell was elected president and U R GES PUlRCHASE^ j T.Ze^ O Fr OREST LANDS everj' way and all who were present • i were in favor of having these mee^- MEANS OF PREVENTING SERIOUS ings more often. Enthusiasm was SHORTAGE OF [the key note of the meeting. The TIMBER. club Is anxious to have evry man iu i the oougregation become an active Washington. April 34.—The Nation member and will make a determined al Forest Reservation Commission oftort to increase its membership, has earnestly urged the government The spirit manifested by the mem to purchase additional lands 'in the hors of tills club at the meeting was Southern Appaiachaiu aud White mountains to prevent a furture tim ber shortage. A Correction was very encouraging and it is the be lief of tbe members that this club will soon play a prominent part in the activities of the church. MISS MARIE GREGG , In the advertis-ment appearing in yesterday's Daily Times of Mr. C. O.'SPLENDID YOUNG WOMAN PASS- Ritchie, Distributor for this terri- gg AWAY AFTER LONG lory of the Sayers car. an old advei ILLNESS. Using plate was used in which the price ot some years ago was quoted.! Florence was saddened yesterday Mii-: mistake was an errer in (he afternoon when it became known Times office and while we regret, that Miss Marie Gregg had passed the mistake we take pleasure in away. Ill for three months she had nature : that sh% • l^tTr Vav which Sr^r , S! lh0 »‘ ,Htake We ,ilk0 P ,eaaure W I» for three months si L'rson ar? 'Vednesdav night at 8:30. SuM^^ ^ ^rrocUou The price made a valiant fight but the tl mm-n 'ivlng hi in are three other sisters i'' 1 ' " ,h,rt .^a'l'erfiseui'nt was of the disease was such tha PULLMAN ON FIRE At Y. M. C. A. Tomorrow Cra g z e e ° b * ^? T, i; S D H A ^? 0 ER3 . GETS IN MOST PERILOUS PROGRAM TO BE RESOEREO BY POSITION j THE FLORENCE BAND. , Peculiar Accident Early this Morn April 24 <\tter spendingi Mr. A. !>. Kaiserman. director, an-1 injj at Sanborn Street, Crossing cn electric wires at the nounced today the program for th”' Uuee Of ,!((« vice presidents, more ; ' t J 1 ' ( |"7wo brothers 'Mrs J E 'weather 1 lh, ‘ 1>r,ce P rev »illng some years ago. could not overcome its ravages. ‘X,; :z”£ c izz%: ^ ^."“ ,h ai — i ««»• be m« Dr. Watson E. Duncan of DiHou, will address the Men’s meeting at the Y M C A tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. Dr.-Duncan is one of the 4 - •• best known preachers and authors in 1 ;" t T® t "; o .P ri,, ^P al . fleets concert Sunday aftenuKu, by the Mu- Mobile, the night j Smith, Dovesville, and Miss Bird e K. i May. Wilmington. N. C.; F. II. May, ; Cope. S. C.. and R. L. May. Newport N * 'a. Funeral arrangements' , have not yet been made. FARMERS MEET this afternoon at haff past five o’clock TXT rvA-DT ▼xT/~ >r PF\M at Mount Tlo P e cemetery and will b» 1IN JJAKLdlVvJ 1IJIN t ron( )t Ic t ( >(] by Dr. H. Tucker Graham pastor of the Presbyterian church of »ho slate and he has alwavs a! ^ the «ectiou. Cliarlos San nicipal Band, as follows: thoughtful message On the occas 11^' H Uneman ' deKCe nded safely j Mar “Northwind" by f'hanibers, Sn tf h n “ast vtait to he Y h^! ‘ m ? t rn ^ g ,nto lhfi ar '» a wa «‘' Overture- -“Mignonnette - ifv Bau- . ;,r o ,n B policemen who pleaded fourteen “un made a 'Nar Speech that al °" , d |honrc with him fer his sake in his! Mazuka—“Atnorosa" l»y Navarro, much interest and caused oortsidtr- p er , )oUs position. The officer* said! Waltz.‘Sotre Las Olas” by Sosas, ably coment. ' Sanders was crazed with narcotics i “Among the Lillio" by Freily. The orchestra will lead the music | g an( j er8 told them he feared lynch Selection-“Songs of the Old All men of the cltv and all visitors,, a( f , u> , lands d a Folks" by Lukes, are cordially InvltAl to attend ‘his g ^ h ,, r „ ( | fo w{|tt d h h(h f , d h,<h “Idol First Heart Throbs" by Ellen meeting. | , . ' burg. THE WEATHER ! American Legion' 1 by Ban A3K FOR WARSHIPS TO weather dersloot. PROTECT THEIR PROPERTY. r g , ( .- loIInft . • “Star Spangled Banner." — . ! F4,r S r,;,! l, S*8„„da.v. Coo.a,^^ 'ZTJfXCv ““ Washington April 24—American gov tonight. Moderate north-west winds - “ ot,oclt ' I An automobile ran into passenger, j train N’o. Florence to Augusta. I at five o’clock this morning. The gas pipes on the Pullman car were I broki n titid the car appeared to he | doomed to d structicn hy lire. After j heroic pffoi Is of trainmen, assisted ly the tin ' w as obviated. Tbe accident happen-j resignation ' ed ut the Sanborn street crossing.I HINES TO QUIT MAY 15 WILL DECIDE WHAT STEPS TO which the deceased was a member. TAKE TO RECOVER DAM- j mj ss Gregg was the only daughter j aud the oldest child of Mr. and Mra. Resigns as Director General Railroads AGES ‘s. M. Gregg. She was thirty years of the •' !l ' ^ k- McGill, one ol the most of a ge. She was a young woman of j progressive farmers of DaVlingtou j unusually charming personal charac* county, was in the city today. Mr. teristics and her cheerful and optlmis Wai hington, April 24—Walter D ! McG1M sa >’ a there will be a big meet t | c na ture endeared her to all with Hines. Director General of Railroads.! lu * r,i tarmerr In Darlington ou Moa|whom she came in contact, i has resigned, effective May the 15th’'*'“ v 10 d ^4de on what steps shall bej i>esldes the mother and father two department, the danger, jj ri .sklent Wilson lias accepted his 1 ,aken to ! wure relief for the nunt-, brothers survive. Messrs, Erneat S her of farmers who suffered damage an( j Haze | A Qregg. Miss Grecp had to their crops by the use of Trona 1 * * • - — * ernment representatives in Mexico I have asked for warships to protect The profit to Ryan on the salw citizens and property. i r >500 shares of stoc® ^ a » *1,065^000. Th® automcbile was smashed badly.' False Fire Alarms I Readers of the Times may cliv the, program and have It for reference uring the concert, the director of *,from 34 band suggepU. Ularmtj: Supreme Council \ Holds No Session pota. h last year. Mr. McGill says farmers in Darlington county were damaged at least to the extent ot , a million dollars. They will prob- Two fire alarms were turned in kSai1 Komo, April 24—Members of ably 'bring suit against the fertilizer Thursday night, one just a few min- lbe Supreme Council held no official i brokers and companies who sold utes after the other. One alarm was session this morning, wishing to dls- j them the stuff. Mr. McGill says ar- mng In from box 46 and the other j c 'i K s the German question and reach, cording to the analysis of the potash They were both false a t' adjustment of the points of view be used, made in Washington, It con re taking this up officially taiuoij 17 per cent borax. numerous friends in Florence' throughout the countv. and RETURN INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE POCKERS New York. April 24—The federal grand Jury returned Indictments against the Armour, Swift and WU- >-on pecking comnanles charging them with profiteering 1q meats,