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1 J * 1 The Florence Daily Times THE LATEST ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES 26th Year Florence, S. C. Saturday Afternoon, May 1, 1920. $6.00 a vear. m LOCAL PLANT HAS 500 MEMBERS WANTED TEACHERS REGRET NO REPORTS OF MAI A CAPACITY OF 100 TONS ICE DAY FOR FLORENCE’S NEW i CHAMBER COMMERCE RESIGNATION (\DOPT RESOLUTIONS CONCERN ING PROF. W. L. BROOKER RETIRING SUPERINTENDENT SUCCESSFUL TERk, TROUBLE RECEIVED AT FHiENDFIELD BY THE OFFICIALS f r v • • ■ r OUR YOUNG LADIES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS. MICH PRO GRESS BEING MADE Extensive Improvements Surely That Many Business Have Been Made During | Men Love Their City The Winter. ! Well. COST 80 THOUSAND BANQUET TUESDAY Meat Curing And Storing Encouraging Reports Are Room Will Be Added ! Daily Being Received S.i* * Shortly. At Chamber Office. At an expenditure of approximate- At leait . r >0 persons, who would lv* )y $80,000, the plant of the Florence the first to enroll in the Chamber of close o! the pres *nt stssion. we Ice Company Is being made into pro- 1 Comnurce in hi!\e already the re-organizatl<.n, bably the largest and most modern have already made application at in the state. Mr. O. G. Weston, the 1 the offices for membership, tie- sec- manager announces. When the im-’ ret ary stated today. :hv» alone is Expresslcns of regret have beetti generally luard in Florence ovet the resignation of i’rof. W. 1.. Drool: er as Superintendent of the Florence City Schools. Today the teachers ol the High and Grammar schools held a meeting ami adopted the following t resolutions. \\ HFftivu>. since Air. \V. ! .. Drooker lias seen lit to resign tie superintendeney •».' the Florence City Schools, to become effective at th< the i teachers, desire t;> expiets our regret i at liis departure, and our appreciation , of his work among us. j BF. JT KFSOI.YKI): Fir>t; That the decision of Mr. Cities Throui out the Coun- I Friend Held school, one of the best try Under Strong Police 1 rural graded schcom ill the county ! closed tlte most successful session n it liistorv yesterday. The gradual Qjjjg'j' JJsJ PARI S( i,lp txtTclses were held In the larg. ^ _ auditorium of the building last •veu Steps Taken to Prevent! Demonstrations Have Desired Effect. building The stage of file auditorium was beautifully deconvied for the ot elision There were four young la <ii« > in file graduating class. The 1 inper> read by the graduates shov. < <1 considerable thought, careful pre paratiou and tlioruigli training. , , ,, , , , i'iie following are the voting ladlet order in every city were prepared 1 > vvi)0 g^dmaed, and the subjects o, ; i lu ir Washington. May 1.—Forewarned by the Department of .lustio that those responsible for maintenance of) 1 indicative to the officers of the tom- D'-ocker to resign :ias made itselt , . , , ,, .. , .. . , . , frit keenly, and has served to recall pleted, the plant will combine the mandable Interest now telt in stub. provements now being made are corn- most up to date features, including in a.vociation. a meat curing and storing room, "It means succe known in the refrigerating and ice on- cf the leading making world today. Other signs of the general vety forcefully our pleasant relations ' will) him. surely," . aid I Second: That we shall always re. officers lodav. mcinhor the numerous kindnesses shown us. and :i»ul! value, highly the we have enjoy.ul w. tssotiation with him. fa persons who are volun»‘-e: , ing j Third; That wt ext *ud to Mr *n the cnmiiaigu oi'gamza- J Drooker our crrdial and Kinc<*re good I wishes for the tuture, and inte est ... , . , •j privilege wliicl Fwo multiple units of 3u tons refng in the n-organization are tlie nun:- 1 crating capacity each per day are be | be ing installed in the plant. The plant to s.-m already has a capacity of 40 tons petition, the number cf inquiries wl n ti ' ,<M ,ll '‘ ,u,ln< ‘’ :ilHi ■a t ' s li | c day. which, with the added 60. will ; th j, rt vt:,.. daily relative !' im : " 1 1 ' ) " 11,1,1 ,u is n ' 1 . me umci i rciuvi.ig ann. an( j ( ., m |„ient expectation. plans, the ready supporty Fourth: That copies of ibo- which Hie l.asiues-, nun are giving resclutions he sent to Mr. Brooke 60, win ; ^| le otJic, give it a total of 1^0 tons of ice per j day. Incidently, these two new ma- 0 u ' chines are capable of Ha tons under act a ttbe first sign of disorder inst- gated by radicals. . Reports have continued to arrive that communist agitators were still try tug to arouse workers to a. Ma> Day show of power, hut no reports of violence have so far reached the offi | cials. IN NEW YORK New 1'ork. May 1.—May Day ftimid citits throughout the country under strong police and military giiajd. in antieipation of possible action <if vio lence by radicals. Soldiers on. Gov- papers: Mirs 1’eail I .each Salutatory Miss Ruby Hutchinson—Glass Die- pbecy Ali.-s Alliedo Ward Class Will Alise (Tnistim Drown—Valedictory The literary address to the gradn nliiig class was delivered by Rev. F. A. Dudiiin. who iniule a most eloqneni .uni I'lougltful address. Superintendent cf Education, A. Ii Gu qti'*, mnde an earnest, able talk along educational developmeti'', his rem.iiks being directed especially to the patrons of the school. The di CATTLE GROWERS PUN FOR ACTION CAN'T OPERATE | MONDAY ON SOLDIER THEIR BUSINESS . RELIEF ABANDONED' Organization Makes Com- A plaint To The Federal Reserve Board. CAN’T GET MONEY Heated Wrangle De veloped In The House Last Night. FIVE PLANS Say The Banks Have Loan- Difference Centers Against ed Available Funds To Non-Essentials. Sales Tax For Revenue Purposes. Kansas City, May 1.—Cattle grow-i Washington. Afay 1.—After a four- ers cannot, obtain needed funds to' hour wrangle, house republicans late carry on their business because the ,ast night abandoned Plans for pass- hanks have made Joans j.o non-essen-1 ln £ the soldier relief legislation next i ial industries until the money is not available, according to a resolution sent to the government of the Feder al Reserve Roard by a conference of live stock interests held in this eitv. DEPLORE MOVEMENT Tin Workers Adopt Resolutions Against the Overall Craze ;iven to tbe prtss. favorable conditions. the project and (he reports which; i,lu * All of the new installation Is being | friends of the cause are hringii g i - (•petrified, which is the latest im-jthe officers . , provemniit In ice plant motorization. Five hundr'd members are expat- Two large reftigerating tanks of, pd to b enrolled hi the re-organiza- * several thousand‘‘cans’’capacity have) t j C! , This is .the deduction oil been built in the new part of the th c . secretary froir -itatistics he ha.si plant also. Mr. Weston has a carload compiled from arailabie official data, j of ice cans coming from a Western He .arrived at this figure of whai! plant and to Insure them coming Florence may In expected to ucli- through on time, he is considering j fVP compared with other cities by METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL sending someone to the factory to ,.ikh«g 17 cities of populations rang | MAKES COMPLETE SURVEY, ride the car to Florence. In a small | n g fj-oi,) JkoO') to 16.000. with a t.tuij ernors Island were in readiness to re-j pic,mas to Hu graduates, were deliver -Pond to Instant duty in Xew York, .-d i, y r . v . i. T. l.ittlejobn in u bap py iiitty and pleasing manner, rfei er.;l musical nninhers were rendered QUIET IN PARIS Paris. ATay- 1. Complete calm, ilm im; the evening, and especiaily TiMMONSVILLE NEWS INTERESTINGLY TOLD reigns iu Paris today, the Alay Day celebration being derly. Hie singing of s u charmingly Miss sweet BAND WILL PLAY SPLENDID CONCERT AT CENTRAL SCHOOL AT FIVE O’CLOCK TOMORROW AFTERNOON. way. this discloses the uptodateness 0l - jyo.ooo population. These cities o fthe management. i lut j u combined Cnainoer of Com An added feature, which the ax- j ,j, er ce mcnibership of 669r». Tills is jji.nsion will effect and ot which Mi..j n one member cf thP Weston is particularly proud becauae chainber of cV mmerce out of 28 citl of w hat it may r ultimately mean to BOYS WIN ASOTHER VICTORY. I workers pPa.smg was very or-h..,,,,.. who b ' voice Frii iiiDiUd i ■■ one of l b<‘ iii.iuy FIor< nee county rural school di.-tricts tl»:;t iiii- a vision ot greater tbiugs. Tile district, four years ago had a small one room school house. Not saiislicd with this they held a get- together meeting and voted school bonds for the purpose of building a Large crowds are expected in Flor i vitituHv. enc^ tomorrow from the neighboring be'.Ur school house. The election was # towns to hear the .Municipal Dand, < \<‘rwlieltningly carried, and a band Special to Tlie Florence Daily Times, which, under the direction of Mr. A. some two i nay. six class room build Tiinmonsville. April Ti.—A meet- r. Kaiserrhan. will give the second of v ith large auditorium and cloak ing of the Workers Council of the its free open air concerts. Reports rooms was < reeled at n cost oi Methodist church was held Thursday of interest in this enterprising move Snoot’. The school is located on u 1 Monday and adjourned their parti conference at midnight without ing a date for action. Wide differences of opinion xle- voloped in tlie conference, the opj sltion centering principally against sales tax to raise part of the $1.800p 000,000 needed for carrying out pr<i visions of the bill. Representath , Mondell, the floor leader, announce j that another party conference would I he held late next week, the exac iriste to he fixed by Representative Towns, of Iowa, conference chairman] Five optional plans for payment ad justed compensation are provided as follows: Five Plans Presented Adjusted service pay at $1.25 foil each day r ’s service iu excess of sixty days between April 5. 1917, and Jana-] tiry 1. 1921. Extension of vocational training 11.75 for each day’s attendance on, course of instruction declared sultfl hie by tin* Federal Board for Vc tional Education, j Purchase or improvement of city mj - — - ! suburban homes, with compensatk GEORGIA STUDENT ARRESTED at Die rate of $1.75 for each day’4 FOR 'ATTACKING SCHOOL I service. Foliansere. W. Ya.. May 1— Tin workers In-re have organized an anti oveiiill Hiil' and intopted resolutions condemning the overall craze, and pledging themselves to discourage the overall Hub movement and try to proven I ciiizem who from wearing them. no not FIRED SIX SHOTS BUT ALL MISSED TEACKcR ^ Issuance of paid-up insurance the rate of $1.75 for each day’s ser ice. Such insurance will he payable twenty years after issued «r in easd of death. Loans could be obtained ai the Chamber ot Commerce will assist Mr. Weston to Induce the farmers to .. . It will mean K0 500 utilize this opportunity, their independence . of the current market when meats. At any .hehHteveu sP. wit whow inp those ' vho W(M,! n<,t reach( ‘ l1 Central scliool building. The pro- :,t he believes- she «i. by tlie Sun , Juv st , lool . vet lor whoui , t js as rollows . ny rate, s-he viill exceed was responsible. The survey was he- March Glm-ia I ojev 'the average, he overs. Florence ponsible. gun some time ago. hindered by the they may kill the'r l )0 °P* e have jnstfthut much more pep influenza epidemic, and only recently Air. Weston and Air. J. F. Stackley, president of the company, are going to Colombia next week when the ice in them than ether people—and they believe in their city, which is telling tiu-tor, he ados. One hundred per cent at th.* orguni- has complete data been gathered. With this information and a real de sire to help, the workers can begin an intelligent and systematic campoign that will doubtless reach many. i The Tiinmonsville high scliool base ball team was again victorious yes terday afternoon when it defeated Hartsville hy the score of 20 to 7. Tin* 'salesmen. The dinner Tuesday ’ even Timmonsvile boys made, as did Harts l ine will mark the pitching of the ville. many errors but were very ef- 1 pace for the reorganization work, fectlve with the bats. This makes manufacturers of South Carolina will' z f t , ,OI l banquet Tuesday everting. 8 have an organization meeting. They' J ri'x-k ?, t the Central hotal, is iiidi- wlll be able to report Florence well t ‘ a,e, l *» ’he reports ot the members In the fore in Die matter of modern °f Cie mivipcry couucil. who liavt ice supply. (pledg'd themselves to get opt th March Gloria—Losey Overture Poe and Peasant- Patrol American—•Aleacha tn. Cornet Solo Ida and Lottie Polka- - Losey. by Augustus Franklschinl. Waltz Wedding Day hy Theodore Moses and Tohanl. IntermezzoNBohm. Italian Romance—Hohm. Mazurka—Gamine. grounds and equipment is conserva tively estimated to ae worth at lea. t $20,090. The school had a teaching Suppe. tone this tuist year of a principle land three lady assistants. The en rollment has reached 150 pupils ami the work done during tlie past session has been the best ever done in tlie scliool. Two trucks are owned and operated by the school to transport impil; to and from school. An elec- (Taltuiioogii. Muv I .taikson Cot ter. student rf the Sutum'>rville, Gu. High School is in jail here for fir ing Hx shots at his teacher, profes-1 any time after two years, sor Ransom, us the latter left school. | Establishment of a "national vetW Kaii-un escaped injury owing to the ans’ settlement board." composed boy’s hull aim. The shooting is said ,h e Secretary of the Interior and fi to b<* in revenge for a severe thrush- members to be appointed by tl ing which the teacher administerrd. President, at least three of whoj ( shall he former service men. wi i would he authorized to make loans > service men not exceeding $1,000 f< | the reclamation and development farm lands. Means to Secure Revenue Revenues to pay the compensatioi i which is estimated at $1,800,000,01 would be raised by four plans as M WOMEN TO WEAR SIMPLE CLOTHES WON’T BUY MORE UNTIL PRICES DROP IS PLEDGE. Barge Traffic Renewed On Mississippi River, Which t*ili open Wednesday morning the third knot iu the string having Arrangements are bHiiu- im..m land oofttiiir through Friday, with P^viously defeated Sumter ami Ker- to supply eVeryoie with seats, so Don will be edreder in the district March National Emblem- Bogley. within the near future for additional Star Spangled Banner. school taxes as the patrons are do- ] As usual the concert will th<* Gentral school grounds at live I conditions o'clock. | THE lows: j Increased surtaxes of 1 per cent on net incomes between $1,500 and $10,j 0*)0; 2 per cent on incomes betwn $10,000 and $26,000, ami 3 per cent incomes above $26,000. One per cent on retail siiles to MANY APPLICANTS FOR CERTIFICATES they wiJi not have to stand during the music. SERIES OF SERVICES CENTRAL METHODIST St. Louis. May 1—Six barges carry, Saturday being set aside for the w - ing five thousand tons of freight farmers 1 were cleared for Alemphis and New j One of the most eminent author!- Orleans today. • This is the largest Fes of the United States defines a shipment since the revival of the Chamber ol Comm;tce as follows: ; barge traffic. i De^nitior. Chamber of Commerce L — — A chamber ot commerce Is an or- LISTEN TO THIS jganization through which pubiic-spir: V^TT D A I Tt uir A nc! ite<1 t:,l,zen "’ in 11 «‘ ti.muniiy may ex-j vOU BALL) rLBAUo pres.s themselves toll: t tively cn ques* 11 ions of community welfare, ami IF YOU HAVE A BILLION OR SO iiii-iii'.in wl.ub I'let nay make their YOU CAN .GET YOUR (collective de.-ire.- c fl itlve. It is, HAIR BACK. j based iijioit tl-.e well recognized prin-, ——— | ciple that tnoro can he accomplished 'Teachers examination, the Iasi to Paris, Alay 1.—"If John D. Rocke- |) V • working together for a common be held under the .•minty board of j \ Julies of Evangelistic Services feller will spend one fiftieth part of | | n ,,.|„-, f:a than by Individual effort, j '‘duration is being held «• Die com t toinmences at the Central Methodist one day's income I will guarantee toj '|| f . ('hamber of commerce does house today. Hereafter all tonehers church tomorrow and will be contin* place upon his hatd head within three no ( nttemp* to usurp ti.'* functions of exiiiiiinittions will he conducted by UP( ] j ur ( a tj, e week. The pastor will local city government, but cooperates the State Hoard of Education and j„. assigned hy the Kev Pittsbudgli, May 1.—Twelve thou sand members of the Congress ol t.„ , , . ..Womens Clulis pledged themselves to be at ternnued to even improve prestnt j wear on)v ghnple t .i ot i,j Dg until th( , paid by persons receiving such atnot prices drop and place a two weeks ani1 to < * p l’ l - v ln the taHe of a11 salei, i ban on potatoes. contracts and leases, whenever matf * ’ “ i Tax on stocks and bonds, sales n' transfers at 1-5 of 1 per cent on tt Report Quiet Reigns .market,value. “ I Tax'on produce exchange transa Constantinople, Alay 1—Quiet is tions at the same rate. A tax of reigning momentarily in AnatoP-i, per cent for each $50 of the tot where iurkish Natrona list troops a”e amount of sales, or contract to set BIG DAY AT Y> M. G. A. FOR TOMORROW ENTERTAINMENT AT •‘Y’’ BY LY- CEUM COMPANY MONDAY- ALL MEN INVI TED. QUITE A NUMBER OF FLORENCE YOUNG UADIES STAND THE TEACHERS EXAMINATION SERVICES TO BE HELD TWICE DAILY DURING THE WEEK. PUBLIC INVITED. thick, luxurious growth of months a hair.” This assertion was made today hy Dr. Raymond Passot who with Dr. Herpin achieved worldwide fame dur ing the war by mending tractured faces, remodeling ears, noses and chins of mutilated soldiers. A month ago he created a sensation by his announcement that he could peWua- nently remove wrinkles and double A big day is booked at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow, when Evangelist Lu ther Bridges will addresn the men's meeting. Mr. Bridges begins a two weeks meeting at the Methodist church tomorrow, and lie gladly ac cepted an Invitation tospeak to the men at the "Y" On Monday evening Ur* men ot under arms. T he Greeks are holding lands, tenements or other realty. Die line in Aictin Taxes on various brands of cl ars, tobacco and manufactured pdo ducts, tanging from 15 per cent on DEMAND NINETY OTTO r , T?M'r OATOTT* some grades .to 66 per cent, depei I KAloB ing on the grade, and a tax of $1 pi thousand on cigaretes. .. „ . ..... . - ■ ,tev - Ladher B. , h „ i nv i,t.a arrangement to arbitrate the di w ith and assist* rove • ment and all Mate certificates will be issued to »•!< Lrige*. general evangelist of theMetli' J ,‘ tleYHve bv tl * De They demand a rlnetv other proper agencies aiithoriied for teachers. dist church. There will he two sen- .. . 1 in ®, ’ g I e D> 1 special purposes. Its work is to us-J The following are standing Di *ji, ts daily at 4 and 8 o'clock. The • v * arc< *Ainstrupp t omparty. on ol the certain what Die local problems aie examination today: formulate plans for their solution and' Aliases Ruth Azalet ! song servic * will be led by I'oTvell, Cat s. Jenkins, of Atlant. a man ot mag- be: t lyceum teams on the road. The onier i ()h j et , ot - t(u , evenings entertainment then proceed to solve them. The rie Oliver, eity. Jlla Grace Gardner, 1 netir personality and great s|iiritual Kate, lom.. Air A. Bridges, who is also an problems as ascertainej and deter- Annie Mci'all. Georgie IxjucIi. mh.ed upon form its program of ac- Worrell, Efiinghitni: .Jessie Mae Cook tivitics, and committees are appoint- Olivia Mae Spring: . Scranton; Rein j ed to make th*: program effective— McDaniel, .Margaret Huggins, Myrtle chins by means of surgical operations. ^ )0 i m j )10v ,' conditions found to need and Pearl Laurence. Dolorea Ai< Mary Garden, Cecil Sorel. the Pin Isiun, inl j )rovr ., neil , . ()t( | , ( eliminate evils Daniel. Edna McDaniel. Edna Hug Prlma Donna. Fanny Ward and many ,.^1^) | n ord'*r to attain Its Rim. Leo: Pearl .-uo Gertrude ll<‘w- others hi^ve alread> made tlie expe: !• ^ maxi mum efficiency, tin* organization RL Georgie 1’Jfrci*. Bannockburn: menm^l great success. . «bouid hv.v* wise coiiitrcllors, uggres Lizzie Allies. Susie Bouton, Coward: Toft ay Dr. Passot announced Diat^,,j VP leadership ano enthu! iasti: I Alma Weal liei ford Jessie Turner, lie has positively and pernianentl> , J Hynian, Calisis Bond. Lownsvllla. cured six bachelors of ja dness. the welfare of business, namely Joerettn Yeung. Cartersv/.le: Ihi- through# a slight surgical opemtioii . lg ..| t .,;|(,,,-e. industry, commerce and nice Cox. Mrtiie Stone, Hemingway; which is painless and leaves no 111 t ,.., ns|K) itaDon. ir clos *ly interwoven 1 -'Irr. Alina Lee Morrison. Pumplico: effects. with that of the comniuuity, most of n, >d .Mr. Kiiehusii Shand. Kbenezer. The following colored people stood is simply to get Die men together in a social way. and there will be no charge for admission. All men are cordially invited. The membership Drive goes merrily cn although it formally clos STREET CAR ENMPOYECS STRIKE IN SPITE OF THEIR AGREEMENT Rochester N. V., May l—Street cat traffic is at a standstill and employes are striking' not with standing the to arbitrate the differ- ! per "•tl wage increa EXPRESS SERVICE COMPLAINED Ol NUMBER OF KICKS ARE COMINf IN FROM THE PEE DEE SECTION. PASTOR BREAKS "In cases like those ot . '• <,< v '" w ), ()s ,. members are engaged in busi-.l The following colored people stood feller or Joseph ( aillaux. sa r ’ ness of one ot. these sorts, the chain-. Die examination: J E Timmons., Passot. ,‘lt will be possible o guilt be) . )(( commerce does not confine t'artersvllle: Litvina Williams. Effing a. com pushed musician and singer of exceptionally sweet voice will assist in "..* song service. Tlie public is invited to attend nil services and nil Christian people are urged to co op <*r:.ie in making the services a gr“at ... , , . .. . meeting for the spiritual uplift „r veHI ' wl11 ‘■‘‘ rtu,nly ,Vilt 1 ,he 1 Florence maik this year. Florence Times Bureau, Wyatt Taylor, Correspondent. ARM | Columbia. May 1.—Complaints | express service have been received Rev. 11. E. Beatty. Dio beloved *L V the South Carolina Railroad Con pastor of the Lutheran church had mission from many parts of the state the misfortune of having Ills arm according to a statement issued bj broken Thursday afternoon while the commission today, and the con^ ( ranking his automobile. His friends mission is handling the matters with nl the 19th They are still eoming throughout the city will be delighted the express officials. Complaints hqvd in hunche: - -, and the membership this COUNTY CONVENTION CONVENES MONDAY ARMY’S HAST STAND Bolsheviki Attack Remnant of Ad miral Kolchak's Army to know that he is getting along nice been received especially from the P« ly. Dee section, and the commission had registered a strong kick, it. Is staid] NEW SECRETARY COMING kith K. C. Barrett, of Wilmlngtc Superintendent of the W r iImlngton-( Mr. S. \\. D t k *. from Columbia, u I'lnibla-Cburlestou division of the ex^ young man coming with the highest P reHH service. Yh divosiok. May 1—Severe light- re* omnietulatious has been elected | ssistant Secretary of Die local Y. -*•■ C. A. He will report here for Donella Green on hair using skin from other parts ( 'a^airs alon^but^iv^s, ham. Flora Cilliams. of the body or from the heads ot oth- a )ai . se pait of its , jffortH to t m prov-( and ’.I M Williams. Hty. 1 utig bieiness eonditions. it endeav- i BONILLAIS WON’T RUN lu Chita between 1 dh'.v. 'vlthio tin* next few days and will find a hearty welcome in Die h^st er men though iu Die latter ease procedure costs much moie as I have, ^ l(j | nrreaije production and pur- not foundiMiyanewni ng o l . h . lsinj|; powe ,. j„ (hfl tributary area wf.h fhe^lrt^tv that it will ulti- ! ^ ^ trude th .° ,n DELEGATES TO STATE CONVEN- tion will be elected. Tin ins: is in progress Di** last remnant of Kolchak’s army the opposing Bolshevik faction., l0 ' va «" ‘‘arth Tin* Japanese are supporting the Kol ehak laefion. I Mexican Ambassador Believes Can outlying districts, improve market i Serve Better as Diplomat ing facilities. Increase and improve ) * | tin means of transporis.Don in that 1 Laredo. May l-Agnacio Bonillas. women not to territory, and study and apply improv. y,ovl ‘ : «n amhassadoi to Uashingtoi:. , Ui)rks opening of county . result of tlie ' od ntevchandising mtthods, expand kee 'enaum ed bis .•avdidaey for Dn-, w , ih . h , hj; v . al . h . is wt-he« ..'manufacthring. bring tabout Wetter | Mexican presidency, believing bis quiel lhlls 'UO . u . . '.indiiKtrial relations, better relutim.u 1 Hervlces as a diplomat are needed.! n,,. with the certainty Dial mately grow again. “It is time to cease treating frivol usly the perfectly natural desire of middle aged men and grow old looking. As a ridicule facing i Industrial relations, better relations 18el ' vll “ H “■ preserve his youth they a |n .! between Die rural Uusiuess man cr visit quacks, paying luge s farmer and the town business man, extend markets, and many other practical matters of Interest to the often incur serious injuiiw*. i, U8 i ne8F welfare of the community. • Now science ! iaM ta " ra '. ! sideslir etao sbrdlu cmf shrdl mmm in its hands and any ordinary prat | ticing surgeon can within a few.days perform. removing wrihkles ! and doHble^hin^ hiding scars and re storing hair. There U no longer any excue for going] to juaclts.” Baker Occupied London. Map 1—Russian Bolshe vik forces occupied Baku Wednesday , . .... i The county convention according to Mexico C ity newspapers delegates to the state Bounty Ueiuoi ra'ie eonventioi. "ill meet here in tlie county eottr’ house M or day u. noon. ‘All the Hubs ol county wej'e reorganized at meet- tngs .a:t .Saturday. Tin* iiieeting i-etarv ot the county convention usually | J()( j U y declared the failure of the gov . polities,' (.ynment to deal with vital problems’ Yerk. May l The great At- usually wai largely due to the fact that the kititie fleet has arrived to give twon I *■*•• i government is divided against Itself. Lv-Hve thousand sailors relaxation PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH ATLANTIC FLEET 'ARRIVES NEW New York. April ffib -Assistant bet-' ™ R, < p «OM WINTER PRAC- of the Treasury Left ing well i TICE CRUISE The comiiiisslon announces that press service has been established .Society Hill, with the opening of an office there. Tlie commission has reached at agreement with officials of the Chi* lesion & Western Carolina Railway oe nnn C A tt rtOC whereby an experimental service wjl 0/\lJ-.WX\o bp instituted between Greenville and TURNED LOOSE Laurens, for the operation of ot round trip traiu over that branch will elect i jje opposed bonuses and assailed the, ff’ ie " inter prat rice in West Indian! eouventlou. government administrative policy as waters. They remain here for a forli — penny wise and pound foolish. I night ORDERS RECOUNT New Jersey Vote for Johnson) and Wood to be Recounted Great Methodist Conference Convenes POST MACHINE GUNS Die road. This will he tried for six days and if found to be advantage to all parties concerned, it will made permanent The coruralsU held a hearing with C. # \V. C. nfi cials Thursday. On next Thursday. May 6th. tl railroad commission Is to have a coni ferenee. once postponed recently] f with ,Mr. Harden, of the demurrai. .bureau in Atlanta, with regard to thj jre-establishment of the reciprocal de Newark. May l- of the cupreine court has signed an order for a 'recount of the vote in Tuesday’s presidential preferential primaries for Johnson and Wood. -r, ,.i ■ , , . ' k'es Moines May 1—The quarren- ho Chief Justice nial conference of the Methodist Fpiscopal ehiji'eii before which wiii come Die queitlou of uniftcalion with the Methodist South, has openeud to contiuiie throughout the mouth. Ill the Pope’s treasure bouse , ^ tw< crowns which arc valued at «ev-| n } arra ^ e ’ "hereby shippers will Police Are Preparing For oral milllan dollars One of th**ni allowed to assess a charge agalni > Trouble Today, I was the* gift of Napoleon to Plus VII.. tailroads for delay in placing freighl and cantaius the largest emerald in I cars which have been ordered. Boston, May 1.—For emergency the world. The other, the gift of The town of Carlisle has registere' Boston use on May Day the police have post- Queen Isabella of Suain to Pius IX., ed seven machine guns iu various is worth probably $2,000,000. parts of the city. ther. a severe proetst with the Tal commission with regard to expr service there. .... IdiMh*’*!: