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V 7 V » The Florence Daily Times THE LATEST ASSOCIATED PRESS DI&^ATCHEg 26th Year IHorence, S. C. Saturday Afternoon, May 15, 1920. $6.00 a vear. FLORENCE GROWERS POTATO ROYERS PROTECTING THE REICHSTAG BUILDiNG IN BERLIN OF IRISH POTATOES 1 WIRED QUOTATIONS; SEEK FLORENCE j AS BUYNG POINT IQIMMAflMSMC ••MMOpJMtftfc ' mi Chamber of Commerce Per- Bug Buyers of Sweet Pota- fecting Arrangements toes Seek Connection With Whereby Receive Local Concern. * Daily Quotations TELEPHONED DAILY All Country Growers Will Be Kept in Touch With Great Markets Over Telephone. Florence county Irish potato grow ers. who are members of me Cham ber of Commerce, will receive daily I t> E A L LOCATION Florence, as Potato Market Will Offer Exceptional Advantages. /Jiready sweat potato buyers ;nv looking toward I'lcrence, attracted by the plans announced by the Planters Produce and Storage Company. Mr. L. S. Meeks, common :u. agent of the Atlantic Coast J,ine railroad, report ■ BAPTIST TALKS FOR PROHIBITION < IN/LL POLITICS VETERANS OF THREE WARS TAKE PART IN ■ DEDICATION Favors Friends For Law and Memorial Amphitheater In Cinder For All Public i Arlington Cemetery • Positions. Dedicated TodS»y. CONVENTION CITY COST $ 8 2 5. 0 0 0 advices by wire of the market and today to the C.\mber of Com merce that C. M. Britt Company is inquiring of him for connection with the Planters Company. Ho referred movement of Irish potatoes during the season, if the plans undertaken today Ly the secretary of the Cham ber of Ccmmerce are successful. There is little question but that the plaus may be put into operation. Open an Crfice Effective May 20, the Bureau ot Markeets of the United States Do- pa! tment of Agriculture will open a brunch otiii e .fiT Charleston, espec ial ly for the benefit of Hie Irish potato grewers in the Carolines, Georgia, and Florida. Mr. C. O. Dickson, who mml Mk Chattanooga Seems Choice, Thousands Attend Ceremon- Little Rock and Birmiug- les In Wi<>hington. ham Close Conienders. Great Parade m m mm f >v ■Prl# fW- ::'T l.'S-A V. j VXn m mfm the inquiry to T. Benton Young, president of Hu* Planters Company. The Britt Company has head cf- fit.es In Asheville, with branch offices in Knoxville, Spartasiiurg. and Green villo, and liuys potatoes by the car . load. In writing to Mr. Meeks, tlio| company stated it has been buying’ largely in southern Georgia, l.ut pre-j ferretl Florence, because it is closer to tlioir distiibutii.g territory. I.ocal sweet potato authorities l>* • •(tint' gmirtls anti >afei\ police whli tiiiichiue proieci it from revolutionaries. guns nntl grenatlCs posied about Hie i ea lislag liuilding in la-rlin to I will have charge of tills oilice is on lieve Florence county will hu able to the ground in Charleston new. muk produce potatoes for as early market ing arrangements for opening and as southern G-’ergia. maintaining his office. Daily Reports The Chcmbeer of Commerce wrot • him today to make arrangements to receive the complete market advice by wire in this office in Florence From the office of the secretary, tin daily advices will be telephoned to all points shreeepeeshr et shrdluin all potato growing members of the Chamber of Commerce, Just as soon as they are received. Free Service Besides this service the Depai !• raent will offer a mall bulletin service which is free to everyone. This may COUNTY BONOS ARE SOLD AT PAR CARRANZA ELUDES HEAVY TONNAGE FOR THE REVOLUTIONIST j THE PACKAGE CARS MAKES HIS ESCAPE After Five Days Desperate Fight ng Makes Safe Get Away. I N MOUNTAINS ISSUF OF 350,000 FOR ROAD PUR POSES TAKEN BY HILSMAN & CO AND R. M. GRANT CO llilsmau and Company ot Atlan ta. Ga.. and R. M. Grant and Com pahy of New Yoik yesterday purehus he had upon application to Mr. Dick ed Jointly ^150.000 rf Florence county son. The applicant should state the number of acres he has, probable pro duction, and when he expects to be gin shipping. This service is expected to prove . .. ' of Ifnmense value to Irish potato; 2 to 20 years, growers of the Florence territory. bonds at par. The bonds will be irsued for road Accompanied Vy Thousand Loyal Supporters Breaks Through Lines. ,’era Cruz. May 15-- I’resident Car ranza who has been lighting agains the revolutionists near San Marcos, bir ct Commerce: EVERY INDICATION POINTS TO success of ivpRoyeo FREIGHT SERVICE ,T ■ ’M*'" If the tt.iriag'e for ibis A. C. package cars continues as lieavy .* '( was for five lint week, ending to day. the . y.-fm is not only assured, but additional cars will have to b* loaded. Ik S. Meeks, commercial agent for t!ia Atlantic Coast Dim* Railroad, reported ;als tmruing l«« fie secretary of the. Chamber of Comi’u'fce. There is every fndiea lion of Fie success of this exeeilcat service. \tr. M '.eks gulimitted th * following rep :n to thi* secretary of tug Cb.r'i Washington May —The choice o", Wasliington, May li>---To the mem a convention citv fs now b ‘fore th or ' 1>J, ‘ ,<w ' ,, li* , rs and sailors who s,I'apti.t ™„v,».io n w„„i ZTJSr^^SSA 52; committees iecoiumendation fa\.:r ]h.theatre was dedicated tmHiy in, ing ('hattanooga Hot Springs, and , Arlington Xatlciul Cemetery. HirmiiiKham are strong contender:-' • c-eremonie*! were altepded !»' Tin committee on temperance d • ' V , 11 "et<; meabers Cl , , , , the diplomatic corps, cabinet, ,’tHwatf. c.;ir*-d t tat th • <-onvontidn eannet n House and other gnvernmefti otticlyl? lax its offertn in the interest of pro- and a large gsitherrliig t»f pe#|be. A ' hibition because'* t’: * liquor traffic prices ion of army, navy and marine ' seeks to compass heaven and „ a .. u ,'ftachments. v.Vrans cf the Grand Arm y of th*. r;'public and al and ,o ciiciunvent the law. It also ii (M | organizations, RiwMsh War -vet- dei 1; res tiuit the Baptists must se -k ' erans and World War veterans led t'uit only It! uids of tVe law and ordo. by Major GwK*n*l Nelson A. Miles are «lpct *d to ottice whether it he 'roetired) preceded the ceremonies. . , 1 ho (I (Hi I calory exercises were uu- jlu sii.mt ii Hie i lined Stat es oiv t| ie auspices of the Grand Army cens,table for a county. . of the Republic to whose efforts czcd lit is given for tin* inception of the memorial and for 18 years of work fir i* Secretary Baker, Secretary Daniels, both members of the coni mission which had. charge of the con struction ot the memorial; and Col on l D. M. Hall of Columbus, O.. commander-in-chief cf the Grand :— Army of the Republic, were principal MORE THAN 100 PERSONS ASKED speakers. FOR PRAYER AT MEF.TING l The great-strneture of white mar- LAST NIGHT | Id *. built by the government an a PAGE FROM HISTORV I {cost of $825,COO stands in the south- - i .Three great services I'lmonoW 'era put of Arlington National Ccme- will b* Hie culminatioTi of the two t'iy amid the graves of thousands weeks revival at the Central Metho of the Nation'? dead. Near it are the ! dist ehureh. aeeording to the an | Maine Momorlal, where the battle- ;nomieeiiK'nl of Rev. E. I,. McCoy, pa.s ship Maine’s fighting top stands sen ior. Rev. I.utlier B. Bridgets. D.l>, jtinel over the graves of the men why the revivalist. Will preach at each oi lost their lives.when the vessel SOUTHERN BUSINESS MEN PLAN INVASION OF CENTERS OF WEST THREE FUSING SERVICES SUNDAY Strong Effort To Divert Traffic Through South ern Ports. 1 Death Of Hayne Cause! Abandonment Of Great 1 Project. (The News and Courier) them, and Rev Homer S. Jenkins; eunk 4u Havana harbor, and the Con purchases under an .net- passed by for the hot five the recent state legislature *T.iev ( - Hl ,tU)T* He bear « per cent interest and run ftom| lhou ^ ()f men v , ho broitl . thl0 ug: -./v j n view ol money days has escape is accompanied Referring to your request at ',o the d u-ni! T i;a( ' kage , thkictai betweew of ’ Thu week, the fennage is nvore than • ud tlie subjei ou ®‘ 1 ! douhh for any previous week. In-! Chur lest on ana tue cules of tbe Ohio as t 0 iiuwr; MEMBERSHIPS ARE STILL COMING IN l or more years than any oue now w jji mudm t rousing song services ini federate Memorial, surrounded by tU»? iving can remember the establish- 1 connection with each of th.e preach-1 graves of southerners, mint of close and intimate conuum - -' i,! K hours. ; Besides commanding a view ct the r'>m^eTy,' Hfe ‘wtfThodal gvertaoks'TgiT- cts of Hu* sermons arc Potomac river and the city ot Wjtijh l oll . , , . finttou. It contains a chapel and market conditions it is considered I tho in!iMr g ent llueH aiul lie ls bellev-, ,t,, a d 0 f leading two cars for lie VY. |' h a 'T ba.sl»ec , U:15 a*m,~ Will a Man Rob God? seats TOOd people. b». C. and A. West, as per the schedule,! J^ousands have looked foiward wltn p m.—‘Business—Fallyre ot i Fiity-six years ago yesterday Art |we loaded 4 cars.. The tonnage foi , hc * w and confidence. The story of; Sucress.'' This is a spool,.!'ington Naticnal Cemetery was first the Florence Railroad was lieavici |'' h Uv * 11 was uot hiought to fulfillment. service for men only. 1 used when President Lincoln person ' than could b3 properly handled lu ‘hree-quiiit,*rs of a ceutury ago is the S;00 p.m.—'-Xhe Unpardonable Sin’jail witnessed the burial there of,£l 'two cars per week and the tonnage slcl 'J o1 one o1 /"f. kreat tragedies p m ,chiiig lost evening on the Pvcd' soldiers who died In the hospital on for C A 1). heavier than could be 111 the history ol tins state and the igu , y ()11 his res olutton to seek the Arlington estate abondoned by properly bandied in cue car per' lia ri otl - „ , 'salvation, Dr. Brklgers pictured tin* General Robert E. Lee’s family ’aI week. a ' in tbe thirties of the last 0 f todav saying “l will arise 1 the beginning of the civil waf ami , “If the loading for the next few century a great Charlestonian. Rob- i weeks eo'-Rinues as heavy as this, !<M ’t ^ Layno, whose career as Gcver- i tin- package car system is that the bends brought a splendid jed be in the mountainous country price. There were several bidders tween Puebla aud Oaxaca, for the issue but the one accepted was $5000 more than any of the other submitted. I Mr J . D.. Lowndes a member of the firm of Hiliman and Co was pres- I ent at the special meeting yesterday. Messrs Arrowsmitb, Muldrow, Brid PREACHER’S TENT WAS CARRIED AWAY Unique Alleged Theft Reported to the Police and Sheriff’s Offices By the Evangelist. ROLL OF MEMBERS OF CHAMBER ges A Hicks arc now preparing pa Or COMMERCE MEM- • pens showing Ihe legality cf the bonds BERS j for the approval of the New York at- I torneys of the purchasers. As soon "I don’t want to In: counted a slack ’ as this formality is completed and er; if-you haven’t my name on file, J bonds are printed and signed the look up Henry Dargan and get from money will lie received by the county him my card that 1 signed up dm- and deposited in th** various banka Hock Hill, reported to the sheriffs 1 ing the campaign; if he has lost it, I of the county according to their ca I 0 |fl ce an( ] th e police department and go to my Father.’’ j bought by the United States^ at a tj More than 100 persons asked fo,-sale for hospital purpose^, Later ■ system is not only ■ U01 ' and United States Senator had praye) , ho ' r0 , pcnwft bplnK the larg-i government paid the Lee heirs $150,- ition-.il cars will have! "’''J'' 1 111 otle ot tlie notable hgures vet. About 20 nersons aiiswen**) ooo Soldiers’ Home c/.ietery wan lot his time. ?et out to build wT — ' - railroad ofueials ar • ^ ^ hnowa as the Charleeton ! eonsidoring the expamiou cf the ser v 'll» and (fincinnati Railroad xv n of v l Cf; * contingent upon the continued! support w’licli quickly rallied J. . .I lieavy tonnage. Two questions aris * P'^-lect "as more than suilic A 40 foot tent with 18 side poles which was erected for evangelistic services on Assembly street in Colum ; bia, was stolen W evangelist, the Rev assured, but addi to be loaded.’’ Alreudv the raiiroud ofucials ar- Dll come around and sign ancther ital slocw and surplus, me bank first Thursday morning. The stealing ofi one.” 'agreeing to pay four per cent on t ,ie tent* was one of the most unique Thus telephoned D J Winn. Jr..' balances. As it will be at least i’O offenses cashier of the City Savings Bank this days and perhaps longer before there 0( j t0 The the day, ant, \Y. B. Cobb, i alter several hours' hard work. When they left the place at G o'clock in the afternoon the teut which was new. shone hpick and span in Hie aft ernoon sun. The services were scheduled to start Thursday afternoon, so the Rev Mr. Gobi) went to Hie place where tin* tent had been raised for the pur pose o fapplying ihe finishing touch es Thursday morning. He was shoiked to find that the tent hnc question in Hi’s propoiiHon. One is whether have assured its success. Millions i to put on men* cars for th • present j raised and every prospect was t „ rs | 1M . 0 A large number cf persons the Nation’s soldier ! loading days, or whether to make I’ n *. 1 V. But ,dissension a, '°f t ;* * Iohn showed their hands on this call. Dr. the nllar call. filled nnd Quartermaster . Oeuiyal A feature ot the proposition last Mmgs. witli President Lincoln's con- evening, was * ii call for a.showing of set t, ordered the soldiers burled in members of the at. -lenc *. who tire Arlington. That was the beginning ’ members ol the church elsewhere of Arlington National Cemetery and have not transferred thrir let-, which becomes oil * of the shrines of and sailor dead. morning, to Hie secretary of the chain'will b? a call fer tlie money the dc her of commerce. He had not seen (posits in Hie various banks will he a bis name in the list or new members material help, published in Hi'' Florence Daily ( ______ — Times of Thursday. Finding Mr. Dargan it, town Just between fishing trips, the secretary procured this missing card. Mr. Winn made tin* -IGUtli month -i - signed durin g the membership cam-j palgn. Shortly after that Doc E W Miller.’ veteran traveling niau of Florence, strolled into the offic-* of the seen*-* tary and inquird tf his name wore among those present. Finding it J Women May Vote For Presidential Electors Says Attorney General Frankfort, Ky.. May 15 Women of Kentucky have been assured cf in,: Wghf to vote for presidential elector?, in the coming election, independent of the ratification of th'* federal suf frag* amendment ct the requisite hi'ch or lo t motion. It is runniu.s’ ,,llt Asheville, in 182«i. cantraeteil I vei-v emoothlv. : ' :i Alness which resulted in ins i Mr. Meeks'stated further that he death. The route urged by Calhoun . lus net received am- eomplaiuts of a " a e chosen and led to the blind I serious chitiaeter to the service. He tunnel in tlie Blue Ridge above Wal- ! asked agfiiti that ntiv hitches or d '-'Ualla. i delays 1) • reported prcmptly to him. Other issues wen iso that they ! olimitiaUd. THE RELEASE OF DEBS • - I Washington, May 15—‘Attorney General Palmer yesterday re e ved the Socialist committee from the New PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY CONCERT IICIPAL BAND, AT CENTRAL SCHOOL TOMORROW AFTER NOON BEGINNING FIVE O’CLOCK Th** Municipal Band, under the di- leitieu of A. B. Keisermau. will arising to «*n- York convention appointed to visit present anothei ?pl uitid program tie the officials with a petition for the morrow afternoon at .» o'clock, cn innv he tended to iiud m *n s minds amT in the stii and j-ph. asP of Debs, mimed as a candi- th<- grounds of the. Centra! School. eonliief wliich followed for two de date for Resident on the sight. boxes Even the poles and packing were missing, showing that . , . , , , . , .number of stut?s. was net. he asked to.- a card and be , Thj j upinjol , , vas Kivp;j (iecrf(P i} ca ”J e 4 - Ota menib'n. I Speer, State Banking Commission,-!, I old a friend of mine to sign )>y ut0 , m , v Geuoral cimrles I. Dai, me, he said, and just came aiound son w j U) j,eld8 that an act of Hie whoever dismantled the tent know Ui see bat be had done it. iKentucky legislature passed this yeai how to re-pack tlie sections in their aptained by Clyde Biown. a coui-! to p rov j,| e for W oin:;n suffrage in pre proper bags. The tent bears th* nu- sidential eloctins, ig valid and that print of the makers, the Cotton States ( under its provisions women may p.ir- Tent Co., and the shipping bags were | ticipate ia the presidentiaJ election ’ stamped with the name W. B. Cobb, j ’llr* attorney general said ho could The minister lives in Chiu in bia. .] find nothing in the bill which would RETURNS VERDICT FAVOR OF MATHEWS mittee is being orgafifced to up the farmers this atternoiu. prevented this work last \s A. sign Rain when it should have been done. w Unless Clyde Brown spoils lus record for doing things, he is going to put. ’er over to 500 this afternoon. ‘‘We tired of waiting for the committee to come around to the ffimers—here’s our application tor membership’ is tlie way J a Mul drow brougut in the card of the Pee Dee Live Stock company thin mom ing. “I guess there must be at least 26 farmers, may l.e more, waiting on that committee to call on them to join , ^he Chamber of Commerce.” The Pee Dee Live Stock company made the 471st member and left only 29 members more to be signbd U* touch the 600 mark. t Add Chamber commerce to provide for woman suffrage in pre ua 6 a. mr- i,-,,, u,-am m • ^ MATHEWS WINS SUIT IN COURT, RETAINING POS SESSION OF STRIP LAND Socialist The urogram is as follows; • i March. Stars * Stripes Forever. Soitsa , Overture, Amazon—Kei Serenade, I.a Paioma—1 radier Waltz, (mpas.ioned Dreams—Rosas Hawtiaii Selection— Lake Intermezzo. Hitt slot:—Bustowoby Selected Chimes ofX ormandy —Planquetlo Mi.rch. Wasliiiuitcn Post—Sousa contiii t with the constitution of th, ] Pleads For Production state of Kentucky or of tlie Uniteu States. MT. PLEASANT SELECTED Naticnal Guard Encampment Meet There in June Will cades the scheme to link the South (icltet with the West languished; The great 'opportunity had been irfst.- It is more or less profitless to speculate originating in what is now one of the now on what might have been, but richest sections of America to follow I lay in was confident that l lx* build-, its natural course, ing of the railroad lx* had visioned Unquestionably It should do this, would avert the war of which thought hut it must be assisted to do so at lul m«n even then were growing more first. To do that is the purpose of and more fearful. His biographer, 1 th:. great Western trip upon wliich «i Mr. .T(*i ve.y, believes that lie was special (rain carrying many represen- i ight. All this was three q*si ters of a Atlantic ports will set forth day after u,,. band was made a success The open session of the Court ot century and more ago, but a knowl- tomorrow. Under tin* leadership of bas appointed th** following coin- Cominon Pleas court wa s ccnclude.q cdg“ of the matter here lightly the Charleston Chmuber of Comnien w t0 handle matters pertaining !x*re \"' teniav afternoon when the touched on is important to those who ( we are glad to say. Hie ports of Wii t | ie hand: H. E. Currin, J. M. Frnnnmw anH <savintr ac Jury iii tlx* case of Miss Annie Will-(would seek Hu* answer to Hie qnes- inlngton. Charleston. Savanna Ii, Rn'n. j.awton, and Mr. D. W. Alderman. ,lv r-> f octviug cts oub y ,,, .ji vs j r e |[ Mathews re 1 tion why if the proper outlet for swlck and Jacksonville have' under-1 To the Talken Remedies for High Cost . tm-md :i verdict in favor of tlx* Ue-I West'Tii goods i? tbrouglL a port like taken a new invasion ot the West. **xhe Sunday concert* of the Flor I fetidunt. The case was over the pos-} Chip lesion riillx*r than New YorkjThe limitless men who an* milking Central School ground*, Figures published in a recent memo session, cf a two loot strip of land! thos* goods hav<* not moved tills way this Star Spangled Banner J. M. Lynch, president of the Cham j ftitive business men of the live South | HJ| c ommerce, under whose aus- randnm of tlie Supreme Council of betwi tlx* lets of the two. The long ago. trip go to carry a message which | j,pp Pa j to be taken as an opportunity t .. They wouli have done sojis of as much concern to tli- husi- j lor „ talk fest,” said a music lovdr tlie Peace Conference show that gen- strip of land was in possession of Dr.] if iiayne’s great scheme had not bro-.ues s men of the Ohio V’alley as ii 1 today, “and the softer the music the „ ei-al wholesale prices have advanced Mt.thews and by Hie verdict of the i ken down as the result of the dash-, is to themselves. They go to learn: j 0l „] Pr is the talking.” was added. - oiecce nines^ Bureau. Wyatt A-, s tn ce .unit approximately as follows: jury h * will retain pos session of it,! ing ambitions of himself and Cal-j at first band what cooperation Hi * 'ppin music lover has asked the Tianei ... . ,- ay ?, r ’ v0 _ rre, l ,0r<, * nt * United States t2u per cent hewever a motion was maiie before! houn. They would have done so if business interests of the Ohio Valley 1 ( 0 suggest that those who wish to ^ ay . „! .I t '. f4ea ? an 1 ,l X s Groat Bitain 170 percent j lu |ge Shipp for a new trial. This tlx* effects of Hint failure had nol will expect of them. I convoree while the band is playlUg France 300 per cent disposed of tiil jury trials at thisj been selected, after weeks of ccnsid- dlsposed of till jury trials at this i been to disc-oim’.ge similar attempts The trip is to last for two weeks ( . a se withdraw auu permit thorn: nurt however eourt was for sometime following. They would! and during that time more than a ( \ V i 10 wish to enjoy the music to bava Mnuni Picirunt ,i»eiRiuui pc. noi uajourned but held open for mo have ilone so if the war of the. six score of the leading cities of theu^ig opportunity. NnHiinni rx,- • i aK . lP D ' ace lor i l ‘t.* Retail prices undoubtedly have ad- Hons by attorneys and signing of or-(ties ht:d not tlx*n come, leaving the great Middle West will be visited. AIL — »r>»m*,Hn<r ?T 1,Im vanced to an equal or greater extent ,|<*rs by-Judge Shipp. There are more'South bankrupt and tit tlie mercy of the pit nc have been worked out with PENSION MONEY in this country according to the memo Hum a hundred cases yet on tlx* dock, Northern capital, controlled absolute the utmost care and there is every era!ion invnivinJ . * **■.•-** trance ::ou per cent disposed of a Jhe ?wo nliea a ‘‘ f ' tt,lta * e8 l *‘ Italy 300 per cent lonll of court •fiLL’WSlS' v: ': ,ul - M pw- «m. udjou.'neft according to,Col Roudiez, Instruc, tor-inspecter of tho National Guard in South Carolina, who has word from Leap Year Proposal Rejected. Mary White , — o • ,hc is0Ut,lfta9 tern - department heart ] Attempts auicice quarters in Charleston that the et- Icampment will be held at Mount, Chicago, May 16.—Miss Mary While . Pleasant. .Official orders regarding i n , , shot herself yesterday after her leap'the selection of the place for the er.-l . Ce levelH ' year proposal was rejected by Joseph campment are expected by the adji Kelley, a friend of several years. Her wound was not serious it was said. TEN THOUSAND AMERICANS ARE NOW IN MEXICO tant general's efflee iu Columbia a, an early date. BAPTISTS TO BUILD SOON AVAILABLE rundum. In publishing these figures. ,q muu * of them several years old. i ly from New York. j confidence that Ihe results will be the Supreme Council pleads for in- _ . From the close of the War Be of fsir-reaching benefit. Tho advun-j The checks for the Confederate Vit creased production, economy and sav THE WEATHER tween the States until the very ve-j luges which the ports of the South| ,. ru iis will be ready for distribution Ing aa remedies for the situation and Pm iiv cloudv tonight and Sunday.: cent past it lias been impossible to; Atlantic have to offer shotilr be made'within th*‘ next few days. Judge of ap a safeguard against still higher iTohehly shower':; Sunday. Moderak*; accomplish anything in the way of ; known in this way as they could not p ro j,ate H. A. Brunson has been gent i diverting traffic Horn New York ( possibly be made known in any other, the check from the state Pension i through Southern' ports. Railroad it it; the most promising undertaking, ('oniniissioner Hn ,i the old boys will north-east winds. DELEGATES NATIONAL CONFERENCE freight rat'i's were all fixed by inter- ; easts which had no concern in the de Washington. May 16.-^- In Mexico now number’ according to State Columbia. May 15—Governor Coop HOSPITAL IN NEW ORLEANS' !.!- , a h “ d V?n. v " ' i:ur , r .i n i' pr ‘r 8 ! (lon | *■ Carranza and 80rt men have sur- ♦ ,^ r the _ University, will be two ol ^ rendered to the forces surround- ♦ in the Mexican moun- 4 ording to information 4 ., . —. ^ Hevolutionists Federal 4 ,* ** wm . “ ~ ’’'i* ^ pi 'FFTi ♦ * >1,,,.4’ - 4 velopmunt of thes:' Southern ports | » , 1 c 1 ntverslty, will be two ol rendered tt ^Americans, Washington. May 15,-The Baptist| at “> in f them 1 f fen'thotoan.d [convention gave the home missior. 1 hel(1 . \VHshin»?nn * Ta wi°'* n! I’ a< u C WpIM-mett ra- ] board au.Uortty lo MM « mlllio,, MlljLjSi f “ ?i‘. 5 > 4. 4.4.4.+ 4,^^^^ + *+ 4a 4 CARRANZA SURRENDERS ♦ . . > New York. May 15- President 4 and the disparity in favor of A'ew York compelled traffic to move that way. Only in the past few mouths lias this disparity been wiped out and with the artificial barrier which sb long has blocked the movement ot commerce in this direction gone it is of Its kind which lias been witnes sed in thi:* section, aud the peojle be given their pension money right away. The old soldiers were reclas- •at Imst pcssibb for the coniwercee paH of the country. not only of Charleston ami the other «ed by the county board and tlio fql ports named, but cf tlie whole South, j lowing are the classification of tho may well follow Us progress with the j veterans of this county. In Class A larged interest. It will be strange there are 36 men and 33 women;In indeed if hereaftere it is not looked t »i aSR c there are,25 men and 41 wo back to as the event which marked!men; in class C there are 67 men aud the beginning of a new era In the fit women, making a grand total of building up of the commerce ol this 253 pensioners, the total ambutttap , preprinted to this county is Itt.Ott