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THE LATEST ASSOCtATEt) PRESS DISPATCHES 26th Year Florence, S. C. Monday Afternoon, May 31, 1920. $6.00 a year. FLORENCE FARMERS WILL SECURE DAILY MARKET REPORTS Agricultural Department C. of C. Gets Down to Business. B I G WORK AHEAD THREAT OF ARMS IS MADE BY SENATOR AGAINST MEXICO Recognition Withheld Pend ing Enfotcement of Con stitution of 1917. REAL ESTATE DEAL ITRAVELERS MEET OF MUCH INTEREST, AT BANQUET TABLE ! “ 0 ?Aifv ON Buv^VoSrco? OM 10TH ANNIVERSARY TROS PROPERTY FOR $34,000 ENROLLMENT BOOKS HOHENZOLLERN 1 OPENED THIS WEEK STILL HAS HOPES 1 ALL PRIMARY VOTERS MUST PER SONALLY SIGN ROLLS BE FORE JUNE 29. FIRST ANNUAL ' RALLY OF THE NEW OF BEING RULER! CHAMBER COMMERCE aie of the Gus cottros property op Florence Council U. C. T The euroiimpnt hooks for the conn- Rumors Of An Impending Every Member Is Expected East Evans street with frontage of And Friends Have i (>•'Democracy were received by couny.- 1 Revolt Are Steadily | To Attend Tomorrow 32 1-2 feet was effected today through | * i »r*: rn _ •>' chairman. A. H. Casque, last Sat- Growing Evening. v <#\ VffOOU lime. | urday. and they will bc‘ sent out to PEACE MUST Restore Order the Signal For Action. Washington, May 31.—Recommenda ing of a treaty has been entered into, was Plans Discussed For Branch Of Market Exchange Here. Several problems were cleared up, and some real objectives mapped out in the meeting of the memoers, and their gueets, or the Agricultural De partment of the Chamber of Com merce at the office of the secretary Saturday afternoon, continuing this good work, those present determined to have the membership meeting to morrow evening at 7:10 o’clock in the office of the secretary, preceeding the general membership rally at 9:30 o’clock, and effect a permanent orga nixation, which will undertake the work of this department. J. W. Ivey acted as Chairman of the meeting Saturday afternoon, and Walter J. Johnson, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce recorded the minutes. Find the Barrels A deficiency of several hundred bar rela which were needed for handling the Irish potato crop out of Flor ence territory, was supplied in this meeting. This will obviate the ne cessity of goint into* the market at this late day, and undertaking to pro cure the barrels, and probably having MANY RURAL DISTRICTS VOTING the Real Estate and Trust Company. COME T,ie purchaser was the Morrison In 'j J-JUJ^DRED j vestment Company and the considera-J PPTTQFWT the secretaries of the various clubs as RI p E BERLIN; MARCH TO STATION promptly a.’ possible. These l{:dks + 4 Failure of Government WJU ™ ^Dinner SemdAt 'Florence H ?* la " d Advic « s Declare j Members To Meet At The $34,000. As far as is known this" is j jibe record price f<jr Evans street J j property. Mr. L. S. Morrison, the mov ’ spirit of the buying company. Hotel Was Greatly Enjoyed. every voter in the primary must per sonally enroll his name to be signed in full and voters are asked to re- 1 'member this rule in signing the club More than 100 members, ladies and ro l!. On account of the lat*; arrivai Ex-Emperor Dreams Of Successful Coup. Chamber Of Commerce At 8:30 O’Clock. London, May 31.—Rumors of an ini The first annual rally and organiza tion, of the Mexican government be ^ that he considers his company of thc Klorent . e ’ Countil ot of the boX the opening may be Pending revolt are steadily growing Con meeting of the new Chamber of j withheld until an agreement to revise hab bou e ht at a ' er > ‘easonable Ualted Coiuniert . la , Travelers of delayed but the various club in Berlin. .Commerce -.viU l... held tomorrow | the constitution of 1917 in the form ure ’ The property to n«>ste of two attended the tenth annlver- secretaries are expected to open the Holland advices declare that Will-, evening at .!. • V. C. I . restaurant, -1 s^ore buildings one of wliich is occu- , ^ n pied as a restaurant, and the other jnade by Senatoi 1 all to the foreign smallor bui i din g recently having fiVeni!, g at “o* 1 r.orencs. The relations committee today in the re- been vacated b by a shoe bu . si u ess . Thw oceasicn wim one o.'the biggest, ami which has .hik nmnmv . ®ost on jo j .i he the ( ouncil has evei America, attended the tenth annlver- bookf . a t80me conven , e nt place, easi- sary dinner o* the Council. Saturday i y accessible to the voters and to The open them as soon as possible. port of the sub-committee wnicu nas Ha j e 0 f lb j H property nas caused a been investigating Mexican condi- good deal oi inlerest in business cir- tions. ' . c i es - Failure of the Mexican government j “ “ to restore order and p?ace in Mexi-, A co, and to protect American citizens would be followed, by the plan sug- bnd. 1 TUCKET GETS TWO The festivK4*s of the evening worej YEARS FOR THEFT stopped as the* clock chimed 12 for Sunday morning. ! PREACHER CONVICTED OF STEAL F. VV. Willis, Senior Councillor of |NG MONEY FROM ROOM- gested by the sub-committee, to dis patch an armed force into that coun try. FLORENCE SCHOOLS . CONTINUE FORWARD VISITORS HERE | the Florence (Council, presided <$u ing the dinner at the conclusion of GOVERNOR COOPER AMONG THE < the spread - W was turned, over SPEAKERS AT SUPPER i ,G A. Whisnant, Grant Council! MATE TONIGHT ! Christensep of Beaufort county will i be the principal speakers at a meet- ! ’ng for the States of North, and South s * onfl endhig Colubia. May 31—fae last trial of, the week in the court of general ses- tho iam Hoheuzolleru is in high hopes of | through ar aagemeut wth T . \ Ivey, making a successful coup and be-1 niunager The entertainment of the lieves that he will again become ruler i evening will be started promptly at 9 of Germany. • o’clock and will not continue more _— - jthan an hour aud a half, according to Tllffi PAMPIIPIJO i the P' an s cf the committee on ar- I »fU UAIfirAIUPlW irangements The committee oa arrangements _ IU TUIC CTATC i,u:ludc s p. w. Wilson, chairman, Wji 111 ImIv 0 I A I L 1 13 Tysoi> and J C Kendall. , Meet at Office Everyone is expected to assemble! to put a man on the car, and ride them them in to get them through on time. Market Service EXTRA LEVIES FOR SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT The schools of the county continue Sat. Was that ot the CANDIDATES FOR SENATE AND at tbe ° mt:c of Dio Chamber of Com- ! Carolina. Mr.- Whisnant spoke brief ^ ev - ** Tucker, who ebaimed to STATE OFFICERS MAKE I IUt 7 L u 0 o3 ? Ldf - The MunicM Governor R \ Cooper Ex-Gov >r-! *- v the benefits ana value of tha or- b - ai1 ordained minister of the Holy, SEPARATE TOURS. pu . Bandi uudor direction of A. B. » I vnl. aaniaation * 1 Church of Christ. The charge was Keisennan. will be ou hand there ‘ Walter j. Johnson secretary of the B^and larceny, the theft of $608.00 F1orsnce Time8 Bureau. WyaX A. 1 tb ; 4t hour a » d give a concert. Chamber of Commerce, next was cal- from a fellow worker in the church— ( Taylor. Correspondent | shortly betorc 9 o clock, the member- led upon to speak on the relations be-, tbo Mev - ^ lr - Jordan, who explained; noUtlcai P " 'J 10 ''? 111 R b< ; dy t0 tbe stli ' tween the traveling men, and the on f l,e stand that he was a bishop., Columb.a. Ma> 31. * P J tion, wil begin sort of a demonatru- He did this Tucker war adpudged guilty as charg campaigns are tc be waged in the 1 1, ,f tie. s':eu.;Mi o the Chamber here tenigh for the purpose organizing a PMorencn county Deve’ opment Board The meeting will be Chamber of Commerce h urt af thP ni.,A RirH PAnm in & few words recalling Incidental « d and was sentenced to serve two state thik year, according to announce of Commerce in Florence. ilegan anppl «U be “rv l.,‘L.t h. b.d . xn t" bder ieeS .vex, by Judge W. H. Towueeud. men, made by the «ute Democratic Car b3 provided , or member,, ed. The visitors ^"Uected to £ to, traveling mon-s traveling man, In 'He Tncber 'Here were sev “» expected sivi on the evening irair. They will Save bis his first cigar. m. SU'cnSr^Xmem .H«:1mp B rX n ,rfddro»r C ‘r«i l lUnf Ho'el.'Tbe time ot tbelhetr Tneber mate omelnb.-.jmmp.lgn^jl.nat I oral intererting features. The men ary today, one for state officers and were roommates at a lower Main St another for Senatorial candidates. The fled to Savannah but was trailed by Columbia on the 22nd of June. The Nominations for directors still are being received at the oflice of the secretary. Most of them show real serious thought and study to select The secretary of me chamber of' to' jma** provfclon for greater _dc* Board. # A number of threading citi ; Columbia "police officers and arrested. Senatorial itinerary will start at Sum- J the 12 best men offered in the entire commerce was authorized to procure velopment. Every week special elec- da'ly market reports by wire from tion are being held over the county New York, Cincinnati, and PhJladel- at which time the rural districts ron- phia, beginning Juno 1, and running tinue to vote extra school levies. The through \June. 12. He is effecting two latest districts to take this for- arrangements for this service today, ward step are Mars Bluff and Union. The first reports will be received to- The former will hold an election for morrow. All such reports will be the purpose of voting 6 additional telephoned immediately on receipt mills and Unibn will hold an election In the office of the secretary, to the. for the purpose 0 fadding 7 additional members of the Chamnr of Commerce. mills for school purposes •. who are growing potatoes, and de-* Of all the elections held this sura- ^"‘Sire the information. By this means,' njey. ajid ^bere J^ave been quite a num the pot^o growing members of the her. for the purpose of voting extra Chamber of Commerce will be kept levies for school purposes, not one has -IJfiBtOd.-lpJUrly, both on the producing! failed to cany and in most cases they pud the consuming markets. verfe unanimously carried, p bowing • Invite Buyers # a deep interest in educational matters The meeting determined to # invite throughout Florence county. several of the biggest produce buy-j ers of the United States, into this ter DECORATION DAY titory for the digging season, which will begin Thursday, and continue through June 12. In order that no time should be lost, mese invitations were telepruphed Saturday night. Replies are being received today. ’ For Roads Bonds z n ns of the cltv have been invited tn - sociations, as a hotel man for many — - - — - . . . Florence has b ”en made reai-s, with the traveling men. His The amount figuring in the trial was ter on the 22nd. The la^t speaking personnel of the association. riuieilie UUft Uiaui . . ... . . ... - l ...Ml U.v A.icrnut ofi Thfi»n» Will Fvprv in >mhr>r thzi twstsv meet them. headquartrs for the Eastern part of, talk abounded with stories, in which the state. Mr. Kizer, the manager, the Boo^ points of the traveling man and field representative having • cady opened an office here. 1 whs set tori!/. ( J. B. Aiken, led a round of singing ( Many of the favorites were sung dur- ng thf evening. Rev. W. s. Poyner, Hector o[ St John’s Episcopal church } delivered the invocation, and the ben ediction. He made a three minute IJC’CTO TUIIDCflAV talk> <n l' ,osln B the program before IflLLlO I nulivlln I Sunday fbornitqhdawned. . I Music was furnished in the lobby ______ I by an orchestra, under the direction COUNTY COMMITTEE date will be August 28. There will 1 Every member of the new chamber he two eight-day intermissions in the is expected to attend the rcorgaulzu- two-ring circus" Every county seat tion rally tomorrow evening. Tho is to be visited. ' program will not be long and will be Entries will close at noon on the liveiy with some surprise numbers 21st. Solicitor George Warren, of; and other real entertainment. It Hampton is a candidate for the Sen- { will be jam full of real Florence ate. against E. D. Smith. He has punch and spirit from start to finish I opened an office in Columbia for his — ~"— —— —— 1 campaign. Thomas H. Peeples and , GREAT TIME AT INDIANAPOLIS HAS LAafcESX AT- Christie Benot, of Columhja. have been j TENDANCE IN MOTOR RAC- mentioned as candidates, but have not l INC HISTORY. so far definitely announced. 1 |, .REGISTRATION GOOD FOR THE MISSIONARY EDUCATIONAL the sum recovered by the officers. FOUR NAfiONSiN | GREAT AUTO RACE BLUE RIDGET ; npTTTQ A T?'"PT7T?lVT/""\fTNT’^ d aa ^ d Thursday owing to the late A Tlio Ar 1 iltlxIN LJLfIN j arrival of the club enrollment books | —— • j which have just arrived. Notices will This afternoon at 6 o'clock, be-, be mailed to all executive eominuiee-, gins the exercises at the National 1 men and the meeting will be held in I cemetery in vttingly observance of j the court house Thursday afternoon t | National Decoration Day. To these J At this meeting the committee will The meeting discussed thoroughly, exercise the public is Invited. The fix the assessments of all eondidates. ! the $450,000 road .bond Issue, which exercises will be under the joint ecu has been called for June 22, by the ,r(d the Grand Army of the Reptib- Florence Cqynty Highway Commls- Be and the Florence Blue and Gray sion. The concensus of opinion was .Association and the program for this that the Highway Commission has afternoon is more elaborate than in submitted the best possible proposi- former years. tion at this time. On motion of T. B 1 . Major Henry T. Thompson will be Young, seconded by T. M. Command-' in charge of the military features this er, the meeting heartily endorsed the afternoon and the local military com WILL ARRANGE CAMPAIGN ITI- °f Prof. Barbee, Director ot the ■ — 11 *”■ NERY FIX ASSESSMENTS AND O'Dowd Theatre orchestra. This was 1 Indianapolis, May 31. Racing stars TYJj'GQR.ATION DAY NAME MANAGERS ' ou e th e enjoyable features* of the I of four nations Rued up today for the ». r TTTWT? g iMAMt: MANAfatHS. evening. start of the five hundred mile auto-' / BY W. U. W. JUINr, O T ’ h ■ wi,n.v, mobile race with indications pointing i The executive committee which . t0 tbe attendance m motor Next Sunday. June 6th. will be ob- 1 racing history. should h<^;e met today was postpon CONFERENCE roads proposition. Market Excnange pany will attend in 0 body, as will also the Boy Scouts and other civic Plans were discussed for having or Banizations. Al members of the situated at Florence, a branch of one 1 American Legion are especially ro of the largest market exchanges of <,l,e ® ted to attend. Music will be fur- the United State; which natter wil! msaed by the Florence Municipal be taken up vigorously with the pros- ! )and ' The Bne of march will be pect of sac;'.-< . The proposition is f Grniet * at the postoffice and from not In shap; t > l>e made public yet, there will march to the National ceme but is one whi.’.h will r.ii,an much to tery ’ where the exercises will be held, the diversification of crops in Flor ence. Potato Demonatration A demonstration of Irish potato digging, grading, packing will be con ducted by the first diggers of the season. J. N. McBride will dig Thurs day. All potato growers will be in vited to his farm at Effingham to see a grader in operation, and to learn every detail of proper packing. Clyde G. Brown will begin digging Monday, June 7 when his operations will be turned into a practical demonstration A committee comprisl^ Charles F Lubrs, Clyde G. Brown aiV F. E. Mil ler, was appointed by the cjg^pnan Saturday afternoon to meet today and draft a letter of instructions to every GEN. PERSHING THE SPEAKER MEMORIAL AMPHITHEATRE USED TODAY FOR THE FIRST TIME. Asheville May 31—Registration for »t OT?* to tne Vjigtst uTtenuane-c in mcior .Next sunuay. juur- um. -••• — the missionary educational confer- t racing historv. 1 served as Decoration Day by the ence. to he held at Blue Ridge from PORT IS TAKEN Ralph DePaima. who won the race Woodmen of the World and the local June 2.> to July July 5 at this time in 1915 was a four to one favorite to camp has arranged an interesting pun- exceeds that of any previous year for RUSSIAN BOLSEVIKI CAPTURE win today. *1*' lie n -^grant which will he carried out the corresponding period, according PERSIA'S MOST IMPORTANT t Twenty-three cars started in the and to which the public will be in- to announcement from Dr. Howard T. PQpy > race. , vlted. The regular Decoration Day.Oree, in charge of the arrangements. j — ; address will he delivered by a well j Although the eonfareuce opening is Constantinople. May 31.—Resht.' Col. Hobbs Comes kuowu sP eakei ; and tb f, f aV . es of a “math oft. about one third name .he manager, for the primary moa.lmportan. Vaaplnn ana! South For Visit ^f* 4 Wo f*“ ^ Hecora.e.' |olhe»reommo,l,,l„.., „ Bine Illte, election, and make the tttnernry of P 01 ' 1 - Has been occupied by the "tor OOUth rOf VIS t on this occasion Ij I , Pfspectlvn the county campaign. ! sian Bolsheviki. the Persian legation Tiv«»« R„ raail a ^ ~ *. 1 .' • pec al rates are being offer ,orence T'bies Bureau, Wyatt A.; tTno-inpAr And Pireman ! ld ou a33 railroads m the southeast Taylor Correspondent. IMlgmccr rtiiux’11* . 'and the cost of the outing at B’ue (’olumbla May 31—Born in a ru | JVlllCCi in a VvieCK, iti d g Ci exclusive railroad fare, will j ral section of Newberry county, but 1 average less than $50 | given a newspaper career that ha*' Elmira. X. Y.,—May 31.—The engin- 1 r p be conference is oue of eight I covered Australia, the Sudan, and eer and firemen were killed and three ^ similar gatherings being held in vuri- IM pm I lAiny many parts of Africa. Europe ana passengers injured in a eollision be-'ous sections of the United States uu- UULLIulUrl ! Ameiica ’ is the 8t0r - v 01 the ,l fe of, tween a LeHigh Valley passenger j dpr fb , ; d i rec ti on of the Interchurch here has been advised. Carolina Professors Busy This Summer! NINE KILLED Florence Times Bureau, Wyatt A. Taylor, Correspondent • olu i.bia May 31—Friends through out the state of the University of! South Carolina will he interested in aunouncenints made by the profes sors at the institution of their plans for the Summer, many of the profes sors having been called to large edu-i rational institutions for Summer work. Prof. Josinh Morse ciology in Xornell University mer school. Prof. Harry Dacis will teach in the North Carolina summer schcol at Asheville. Prof. Stephen Taber will lecture on geology at Lelaud Stanford Univer sity. Prof. E. Marion Hueker leaves in a Col. John F. Hobbs, now of New . train and a doubleheader freight near j World Movement. Lectures and terrible accident today THE FRISCO LINES NEAR TULSA. ‘ ON j York city, who is spending several here today, weeks In the state, visiting relatives in several places. He is now in Co- i lumbia. j Col. Hobbs was born and reared at Hope station near P,rosperity. He HEARINGS ON 137 j study classes on all "phases cf home ' j and foreign mission work have been ' | arranged under tbe supervision of CONTESTS BEGUN“ ,lwriu "- on missionary activity. The confer " n, , , VI r kll i edand 'world’s hugest newspapers, one of, ; '. vni u teat:h so-vbetween seventy-five and one hundred these belDi; 8 the gidnev Morning Her- diversity s sum- >ere injured in a head-on collision! old oflicer> of sldney< Australia, for’ FIRST SESSION BEHIND CLOSED DOORS. world .war. Memorial Amphitheatre which was first n time dediCated W8S U8ed for the - . A holiday generally was observed potato grtffer in this section. Inform-. D >’ tli e government departments Con ing him how to dig, grade,, and pack Bress, however, held in session, po^oes. This letter was duly sent today between two Frisco passenger trains fifty miles east of Tulsa. SEES TRE PRESIDENT • Chairman Cummings Calls at White House Today. ; societies, missionary societies aud air • ; organization related to church acti vities. High schcors and colleges Washington. May 31.—Gen. Pershing Ilu ^ cl ICtt , DO JU a rii hePrin ? ,pal speaker at the Ar-1 few days for thc Middle West, where toftair n i eme *t ry memor,a l exercises j he spends the summer ou the Rad- nnirf iriK«»f * e 4v eterans of a11 wars cliff Chautauqua platform. His. main al Committee, conferred today with “‘‘"i" i, 0 7 b cf Philade-nUia He is al- paid tribute to those falling l n the address will be on “* ^ botl1 01 ^uade-DUia. He is al which he was sent on many hazard-) C’hlcagi. May 31.—The Republican rsend , URny visitors each year, ous assignments. On one of these National committee today opened hear ( class work and lectures are to be. he was forced, in the Sudali, to fight lugs of the 137 contests for seats in imi d jn Rjg mornings, w&ile the after as a soldier, and he was captured by. the national convention. An executive noons arc K j V en over*to recreational, an African leader opposed to Eng- session opened the day’s business. 'activities, with the wonderful sceu-' ? land. ■ I The first contesL involving an Ala-| P ry of the Blue Ridge mountains as u I Col. Hobbs is no v editor and propri bama district, was not expected to be background for tbe entire program, letor of the Caterer and Hotel Ga-1 reached before this afternoon. Ala-1 Among the speakers at tbe confer- Chairman zett> 0 f New York and of the Hotel bama, Arkansas and Florida contests once wlil bo Dr. H. F. LaFlamme. the Washington, May 31. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Cummings, of the Democratic Nation- aad ’ ciub'News'and* ttie'^otel Reo- out through the Chamber of Com merce. The object of this educational work is to afford buyers of the Florence territory a guaranteed graded pota- y>. This point was emphasized very strongly in the meeting Saturday afternoon. Greenville To Have A Landing Field Greenville. May 31.-An option has been secured on a 50-acre site for the proposed landing field, which, local compierclal bodies plan to establish In order that Greenville mav be open to all types of air traffic. If ih? site chosen meets with the approval of a citizens’ meeting shortly to be held it Paris, May Sl.PThe long brewing Probable that it will be purchased antagonism in a strong section of the I ror taIs Purpose. French press to M- J- J. Jusserand as | __ — France’s ambassador to the United UUT8 HERSELF Demands recall OF AMBASSADOR States is beginning to take concrete form. The newspaper L’Eclair today openly demands Jusserand’s recall on the ground that he is a “Wilson Prance’ the paper argues, now needs a new envoyy at Washington.and it emphasizes that be must be a man who “inspires the confidence of the RepubUctaa." L’BBair raises this point In the course of an editorial pointing out the neoaastty for closer ties between PrtBoo and America' v ■- H, W' ■ ' / WHILE SHOWING ANKLE of the Unlted.States. and he will also have an afternoon lecture. Prof. Ver-non Cook will finish a special course at the University of Chicago. Prof. j. E Mills will do research work in chemistry during the summer months Prof. J. B Jackson will take a post graduate course at Columbia Univer sity, New York City Profs. F. W. Bradley, A C Carson. J B Cofeman. E L Green, Reed £mitb, J A Stoddard, Patterson Ward law, R m Kennedy and L T Rakyr will all teach in the Soutl) Carolina Summer School for High School teachers, which begins 'June 29th and continues through July 27 This school, it is stated will be attended b> several hundred high school teach ers from all parts of the state. Veterans Of Three so part owner of the Medical view of Reviews. Re will probably be heard today. Wars In Parade Secretary of the Navy * Pays High Tribute to World War Veterans' New York, May 31.—Fifty thousand veterans of three wars marched in Memoria Day parades today to pay tribute to the soldier dead of the na tion. Memorial exercises were held American soldiers and sailors later in the day at Grant’s tomb. i who SouBht in the world war is paid by Secretary of the Navy Daniels in THIS STATE VOTES AGAINST BONUS ; SOLDIER RELIEF BILL HOUSE 289 TO 92 former missionary to India aud now secretary of the Interchurch World Movement, Dr John Archer, of the Isle divinity school: Henry F. Will iams, secretary of trie board of mis sions of the Presbyterian church; Mrs. J. H. McCoy, of Nashville; Miss Bertha Richards, o? *aicigh and oth ers. Information relative to reglstro- The soldier relief bill has passed WashiiiKtou Mav 31—High tribute' lbe yi0U8e a vote to ^2 apd j tion and other details may be secur- ni AJfi P “ D rLa.i„ is on its way to the Senate. Tbe' ed fron , Dr Howard T, Cree, 518 Pa lters building, Atlanta, Ga. TO SIGN TREATY Budapest, May 29.—Foreign Minis ter Teleky leaves tomorrow for Paris to sign the peace treaty. ♦ + * + ♦♦♦** ECHO ANSWERS WHO? __ a Memorial day message to the peo pie. “The country that forgets its de fenders docs not deserve a citizenship courageous enough to place their liv es in jeopardy to defend It. The val or oi the youths of our day to the number of four million, who wore ready in the world war to die for Washington correspondent of News and Courier says. "South Caro Una presented an encouraging spec tacle today by standing out solidly against the fracial / Republican so dier bonus bill, which was driven through under practically “gag ru e” OLDEST MASON IN MASS CELEBRATES CENTENARY Budapest. May 31—S> billiue ♦ j America, teaches us that the breed j ln lbe ,louse - Perhaps a Great Barrington. Mass May 31— Washington Bissell of this town cole- after a debate which was like a cir prated his lUOth birthday anniversary eus and on a roll call vote which was! with a party at his home. He was characterized by a display of pollti- 1 bol n Rochester, N. Y„ is tho oldest cal cowardice never before exceeded living graduate of Union College, 8ch hundred ACQUITTED sr r Lawrence. Kan.. May 31—Doctors w'ho attended the last session of the University of Kansas health commit fee are telling of a discovery made by one of their number. Springfield last night found man, 21, not her cousin, Dr. Henry Zimmerman. It was out two hours An acquittal •r _ , . .» was determined upon on the cround Hte revealed the fact that be wss that the girl was insane. called to attend a young co-ed with i Miss Zimmerman killed her cousin a bad cul above her ankle. Ques- on the street as the culmination of a tioned how she had hurt herself, the;love affair. She asserted in the wlt- girl finally admitted she sad-used, a : ness chair that he drugged and as- safety razor. Reason: Open work'suulted her in his office and then re stocking. _ j fused to man-}' her* ♦ lar sentiment and turn anti-pro- ♦ I more of their sacrifice, even unto ♦ hibition.’’ The prophetess also ♦ 1 death, than before this generation ♦ declared he was the most popu- *! had experienced what grim war ♦ lar man In America and one ♦ means. As we honor the dead heroes ♦ whose election was demanded ♦’today, let the people of the republic ♦ by the people. She added an at- ♦! rededicate themslves to a love of free ♦ tempt, was made to /issassinate dom that knows no creed nor race, ♦ him within last two years. + nor clime, nor ocean boundary. + + + ♦♦ + *♦♦ + ♦*♦♦♦♦> . _ . . Josephus Daniels. nectady; tiie oldest living member of tbe Chi Psi secret fraternity, and the oldest living Mason in the state. He er- New as To Seek Relief Georgina having I Comes To America against it and no North Caioliuau. j ^ n doing so.” | “Hardly anybody believes the bill) will be enacted, and the whole dis-j Budapest) May 31.—Former Pre play today was an undefying sort, to j mier Huzznr will soon leave for say the least, except as to the stand | America to seek means for the repar- of such delegations as those of South 1 triatlon of Hungarian war prisoners Carol ins and Virginia’ I in Russia.