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■;' ' * i' MB THE HilSE " » ' PIQHIBITS WHITES TEACH- Wfi FPRfc STUDENTS SAYS RULE CHIEF ^ JU8TIC|B THEM TO TAktr 'North Supreme Court Judge Power Will (prore Curbing V of the Lawyer*. 1 Prohibit* Negroes Teechlng •» White Schools, White Women tuning Negroes in HosplUla end l .'i . J Other Sweeping PrOTialon* to , : * r' ! • E'- 11 the Mixing of |Lhe Races. _ 1 Tht first real fight that has taken glace la the general assembly this session occurred ip the House on Tuesday over a bill prohibiting whites teaching in negro schools or whites nursing negroes in hospitals. Th* bill was passed by a decided vote. The bill as passed by the House, after a dozen roll calls and the most vigorous manner of fighting, reads as follows: ~ , u r ; Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the State of South Caro- llna: Sect tor 1. That it shall be unlaw ful ter any white person to teach or instruct In any negre college, high school, public school, gradeu school, prtvntf school or any school where negroes ere taught In this State, or white nurses to be employed la negro hospitals to nurse negroes at any hos pital or sanitarium, or for any negro to teach or Instruct In any college, kifh school, public school, graded jiool, private school or any school here white persons are taught in State; and any person who shall violate any of the' provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by fine not exceeding $500, of by Imprisonment not exceeding twelve months; Provid ed, that nothing in this Act shall be construed to prohibit the teaching of the Bible and religious matters; that ths provisions of this bill shall also apply to Intimacy of the races In houses of ill repute. The fight for the bill was led by Mr. Fortner, the author, who was aid ed by Mr. James of Bishopville; Mr. Stanley of Horry, who wanted to go further, If at all, and brtpg about complete segregation. The Opposition to the bill was severely handicapped by sentiment being In favor of the bill and at one time It looked in if L i Declaring Umt Sail the power* Of government, both the Federal and State, Ue at the feet of a “Judicial oligarchy” composed of the lawyers of the United StttA,. Chief Justice Walter jfclarka of the North Carolina supreme court, spekking at Cooper Union in Nfcw 'fork Tuesday hifcht warned his fellow jurists throughout the country to tike heed lest their power prove their own undoing. Dis cussing “government by judges' justice Clark said: “It has been said that a contented people have no annals. The present unrest among the people, strange as SI ion* 7 , Lqyrer Cost of President Wilson'* policy towards busiheefc and propound lerfslation al- feoting trpfts promise ijh) —* ^ lirtjkiMtt h< T tie i 'ft j*0^F6f < iomd A*d indruusod later* national trade, William J. Bryan, kecretanr pf stite, Monday bight d elated r ln an address before th’ American Asiatic society , at New York. • ‘fiocrteUry Bryan discussed the administration’s attitude toward foreign commerce, the tariff and cur ren,cy reform meaaurea and Its 'poli cies toward private monopoly and the Chinese doun. Alluding to the DAY HNB IHKipiU For Ponies. Ga. W. A HOW i fMui.n am la Whaling A t{‘ • cost oft 1 ** Wopne^ t Vortex of' the Ataklag fthlp— #<Mfcbligfat Sweep* OhMUly Sea Xlding Rescue Work While Wtaw- less Calls for Forty-oie persona lest their three In th* icy waters of the Atlantic at 2 o’clock Friday moraing when the Old Dominion liner Monroe, bound for For H ale "-Poplar and pin* tress. Ad .-Arm** 8. C. Want Holl#. X. Car Goldsboro, N. C. WtttedMlodk logs. pay klghL est market prices. Co.. Cheraw, 8. C. Chrraw Box postpaid. Drangopu^g, 8. C. i government’s proposed regulation of New York, from Norfolk, Va., was trusts and the probable effect, Mr. rammed amidships, practically cut in Bryan said: v , - . , ' two and sunk within ten minutes, 25 “The president has outlined a re- miles southeast of Hog Island, by the can not be I Merchants and Miners steamer Nan- We Pay Chsfc ter ell varieties and field peas. PalinbCto Broker Co., Greenyille, 8. C. ' > i i I, , 11; . .fas ,ii.< For Saie-^Frnlt, Shade Ornamental trees sad shrubs. Catalogue tree. Cureton Nurseries, Austeel, Ga. It may seem, is one of the best signs of the times. When people are con-1 form whose Influence tent they either are Ignorant of bet- bounded by naitlo! ter conditions or hopeless of attain-1 de^aired war on private monopoly,! The forty-one lost comprised 19 ing them. A ‘divine discontent’ is and this means the investment of] passengers and 22 members of the' the basis of civilization and of ( all I capital that has hitherto been fright-1 crew, as yet unidentified,'according to) White Wyandotte*—Yearling stock Fine Farm—FortV acres, half-mile from depot,, excellent soil. Price and terms by owner, C. W. Waugh tel. JJptonvllle, Ga. progress In bettering the condition of humanity. “In this country, jas Id all coun tries, the control of the government in the hands of the few. In 1776, wa Issued a declaration which pro- ened away from Industrial fieldi. If! official wireless reports to the Old the new policy results In a reduction Dominion line offices at Norfolk. | in the size of corporations that have Thirty-nine passengers and sixty! become overgrown, It will mean large number of Independent and competing enterprises and this com- of the crew were saved. Captain] Johnson of the sunken Monroe and all his officers but one were among for sale at sacrifice. Egge for hetch Ing, W. P. Causey, 1116 Dickeni St.. Columbia, 8. C. claimed the rights of mankind, and | petition will mean a better article at the saved. The lost officer was Beo-1 Auctioneer—If you need the sendees of an old auctioneer) wire or write their equality and freedom. And a lower price. then the reactonary party, the cham- “it i 8 worth while to Inquire plons of government of the many by whether monopolization has not nec- th# few, quietly but effectively took e8S&r ii y resulted In the restriction of!® 1 ’ wh, ch was proceeding slowly with control of the government. exports. In proportion as'lndustrlee 8 crum P led bo w toward Norfolk Frl-I "The importance, Indeed the over-] rea t up on their own merits rather) ^ 8re the only ones who know all whelming preponderance of the Judl I» B. H. Darr, Bumter 8. C. the oldest in the State. One of ond Engineer Gately. Ninety-nine survivors picked from! the sea and huddled on the Nantuck-| Reds—Large, healthy, bright red. In oculated. Heavy layers; 15 eggs, $1.50; 100, $$. Mrs. Addle B. Pat terson, Pinclaud, 8. C. clary In the government was created InriSOJ by a decision of the supreme court of the United States, without a line in the Constitution to authorize it, when thql^ody assumedAkwriigirtl to veto any Act of Congress they chose to hold unconstituional. than upon legislative fa*Or, just in that proportion will they be strength ened for’successful contest with com petitive industries throughout the] world.” . . ¥he authorization of international banks under the currency law will there would be no opposition to It^ Declaring that the constitution any progressive statute has not been in accord with the economic views en tertained by the courts, they have] generally exercised their power to de clare such statute unconstitutional] because it.,was not ’due process of] law*.”* 7 but those who talked against the bill 'Said they realized the political dan ger. Chief among the opponents of the bill was Mr. Liles of Orangeburg, Mr. Vander Horst and Mr. Bapwell of Charleston, Dr. C. T. Wyche of Newberry and Mr. Rlttenberg of Charleston. Tlie Columbia correspondent of The News and Courier says Mr. Fort ner does not like the present status of his bill, because Mr. Lee of Dar lington secured the adoption of an amendment by a unanimous vote that has had a decidedly paralytic effect upon the measure, and rather resolv ed the situation into a Joke. Mr. Lee’s amendment was adopted upon ' A yea and nay roll call, 100 to noth ing, and provides “that the provisions of this MU shall apply to'Intimacy of the races in houses of ill repute. The first vote was on the question of indefinitely postponing- 4he bill, on this a yea and nay vote was n, which resultel In 38 to 59 ,ose voting aye being In favor of killing the bill, and those voting no in favor of the bill. The vote stood: Teas—Atkinson, Barnwell, Bethea, Bolt, Boyd, Brice, BUsbee, Charles, Clement, Courtney, Dantzler, De- Laughter, Evans, Greer, Hunter, Johnston, Kirk, Lee, Liles, Lumpkin, McMaster, McQueen, Means, Melfi, Nicholson, Peagues, Riddle, Rltten berg, Walter M. Scott, Senseney, Shirley, Smiley, Thompson, Tlndal, Vande* Horst, C. T. Wyche, You- mans, Zelgler—38. Nay*—-Speaker Smith, Addy, J. W. Ashley, M. J. Ashley, Blackwell, Bowers, Browning, Burgess, Cron, Daniel, Fortner, Friday, Gaaque, Goodwin, "taky, Halle, Hail, Bardin, H. T. Harrelson, M. C. Harrelson, HarVey, Holley, Hutson, Irby/James, Jones, Kelly, Kennedy, Kirby, Ly- brand, McDonald, Miley, Miller, Mix- son, Moor^i, Moseley, Murray, Nelson, Odom, Pyatt, Ready, Riley, Robert- Rogeft -stimulate foreign trade In the Orient ^The assertion of this doctrine wus and throughout South America, Sec- promptly seized upon as a boon by retary Bryan said, and the new tariff the special interests and by all who meang a larger international cOm- believed at heart in the government merce, of which the “Orient will hkve of the many for the benefit of the] jj er a hare’’. , few. It has practically made the The secretary’s discussion, of the court the dominant power in every 0^1^30 j oan wa B made subsequent to I *** 6 *’“**' “' cu ' D ** uu *^ u “““ State in the union. Whenever any| a epeech by Willard Straight, prMi-‘* eTeamed through th ® m,8t dent of the society, who said that many merchants Interpreted the president’s policy to mean that the American government would not ex tend to bankers the support wtych those familiar with trade conditions in China consider necessary. In reply Secretary Bryan said*: “The mew administration In wijth- ^ drawing approval from the Chinese | dense fog that enveloped the sea and Iqan did not question the good fajth the panic that followed the oollsion or good Intent of those who had seen made rescue work hazardous. With In it a means of Increasing prestige water pouring into tbe doomed liner and commercial power In China. The Monroe, her frighteiJterd passengers fellow ...-.-t-i P resldent tel,ev « <i '*'' that a different rushed to the decks and groped help- P° licy was P 1 ? 1 * 6 consistent with the lessly about in the dense fog. Justice Harlan I AhierlCan 4,0811,011 and that U wo f l,d Many hurled themselves overboard. th “\^|in the long run be more advantage- The'Nantucket’s boats had been low- ^qus to our commerce. It would not ered almost Immediately after the be fair to attribute a falling off In collision, and guided by the cries of trade, to which reference has been' ,1 '" x * ’- ———— —-» made, to the change in policy, be cause the new policy has not yet had time to bear fruit, even if political conditions had been entirely favor able.’’ 7 - . - 1 not authorize the assumption of] unlimited power by the courts, Jus tice Clark.said that if the constitution] had given the JudgesThe right to set aside a statuteVjt would have given the legislative branch the same power] in the case of an executive veto. In warning his nst the speaker quoted where he declared that when the peo-J pie believe the judiciary is usurping] legislative functions there - will be] trouble. the story of how the two big ships, picking their way through a blanket of fog—o|e bound north and the other bound south-^—crashed near the] Winter Quarter Shoal Lightship. Fragments of the wreck narrative that reached Norfolk by wireless told how the Nantucket, backed off, low ered boats and began sweeping the misty sea with her searthllghts, then, within ten minutes, the Monroe, her passengers pitched out of berths in night clothes, went down. In the swirling vortek of the sink ing ship men shouted and women The Monroe went down so quickly that there was little time for launching boats and it is believed that the only ones saved were those picked up at once by the Nantucket. Of the 58 passengers and 82 sailors I aboard the Monroe, 99 were rescued and were on the Nantucket, which with crumpled bow, was expected to reach Norfolk Friday afternoon. A Save $20 on delivery wagons. Buy direct trom 'factory. Any style. Catalogue. Rock Hill Buggy Co. Rock Hill, S. Ci, (Dept. H.) 1 -Li-—4 FROM WATBKT GRATB. York Friday filght fly H. B. president nnd iWnerSl msnag For Sale—One Flanders 20, two new esses, top, extra seat. Car In ex cellent flonditlpn. Price reasonable. J. F. Burbank, tJnlon, S. C. - • Special—Pure white and Exhibition Fawn apd White Runners^ $5; trio Utility, $1 each or $10 doz. Mrs. J. Ft Carroll, Hohennald, Tepn. Plants of the Glint Himalaya Berrie for sale. Hundreds of delicious berries from June until frost. \143 Saluda Street, Chester, S. C. Kneed Nurseries will mail you cata- flrst class fruit trees, plants and vines, shade trees, privet hedge and pecan trees, etc. Morrow, Ga. Men and Women earn $3 daily ad dressing letters In spare time. Bead 10c for outfit and beginner. Ad dress Morgan, Box 656, Salisbury, N. C, 1 ■ ■ 1 1 .1— . i*n t World’s Wonder Cotton—45 per cent, lint. Wilt resistant; thrives on any soil; heavy fruiter. Seed, $1 per bushel. Address J. J. Owens, Allen dale, S. C. son, Robinson, W. S. Rogers Jr., Sapp, W. W. Scott, Sherweod, Btan-| amendment, which proved to be ley, Strickland, Sturkie, Summers, Walker, Warren, Welch, White, Whitehead, Wilburn, C. C. Wyche— ‘9- ’ After the House refused to kill the hill the first amendment voted on Mr. Stanley’s which provided for more complete segregation than school teaching. The House, how ever, killed Mr, Stanley’s amendment t>y a vote of 34 to 66. The vote be- Cross, Daniel, Dantzler, Did?, Fort-1 ner, Friday, Casque, Goodwin^ GrayJ Greer, Halle, Hall, Hardin, 'R. F. Harrelsorf, M. C. Harrelson, Harvey/ Hutchinson, Hutson, Irby Jr.,-James, Johnston, Jonesy Kellehan, Kelly,] Kennedy, Kibler, Kirby, Kirk, Ly-| brand, McCravey, McDonald, McMll-| lan, Malpajss, Miley, Miller, Mlxson, Moseley, Murray, Nelson, Odom, Pyatt, RobgftsOti, Robinson, W. S. Rogers Jr., Sapp, W. W.^jpcott, Smll-| ey, Strickland,—Sturkie/ Summers, Tlndal, Walker Jr. White, White-] head Pr., Wilburn, C C. Wyche, You- mans—65. This was, perhaps, thd final test on the proposition, although several oth er roll calls were taken, but they were not significant. Mr. Hunter proposed that the amendment that negro chauffeurs] and drivers be included in the provi sions of the bill. This was killed by] a vote of 43 to 60. The House then OFFICER IS SHOT. the Monroe’s passengers and crew who had taken the desperate chance of leaping into the.icy sea, thpy press ed the work of rescue. SeaxchUghts that were aimed through the wall of fog were of feeble help. Meanwhile the wireless began hiss ing out its call to/r aid. Thp revenue] Engraved Visiting Cards are neatest cutter Onondaga;cruising off \he Vlr-] and best. 100 cards In script and Wanted—To repair or rebuild that typewriter^ No matter what it’i condition, we can improve It. GHobes Typewriter Shop, 1410 Main St., Columbia, S. C. allk* was re*poosttls fo | th* saving of many lives trom th Old Dominion liner Monro*, whie! Walked nr of thg Old. Dominion ■ steamship Bust through J. 8. Ley land. Superintend ent «of the main hue division. In hi* statement Mr. Walker say* Capt. R. E. Johnaoiy master of thd Monreev launched Lifeboat No. 7 with the aid of eight volunteers, and tb*d picked up 27 persons who bad Jump ed Into the water Just before the lin er went under, making the total Shv ed bl Lhia abetnf 35. Squally good work was doae by First Officer Guy Horsley, who, after launching Boat No. S with ten pas sengers, rescued 24 persons who had Jumped from the deck of the steamer. Lifeboat. 1NI0. 1 was smashed ee she landed In the water, and No. 2 eapel*- ed. Fourteen persona were saved by two heats from the NanUeket. One of the life’rafts of the Monroe proved the means of savlag the Itvee ef stx. white another saved four persona J. B. Gately, second ofBcer, went below immediately after tbs' collision to ascertain the eatent of the damaga dona. He found most hf the paadgn-’ gera on the promenade deck. He tried to get them qn this boat deck, hat did not succeed. When th* Monroe w4zt down he floated Off of a ladder apd later was plSked up. - ! The law of the seaK that women and children must be saVedTHrst, eqet the chief wifeless operator of th* Mon oe his life. He wge standing by Bloat^Nq S when he sew » woman without k life belt, and promptly gaire her his. Mr. Walker’s statement' counts him among the deaf. The woman was saved. One of the ppe- sengers, a mining engineer, follow* the example of the chlqf wlr operator. What became ef him not been learned. X Nineteen passengers of the Moa- roe so far have not been accounted tor, the statement says. To. the Usl of those saved pave been added, the statement’ says, thq names of Mrs. J. M. Ray, E. P. Lyons and B. B. Ver non. Due to the fact that they were unlonsciooe from shock when picked up, the names of these psseengeru could not be learMd aepButOy When the pretence of another ves sel was suspected by the offleert ef the 'Monroe, the statement adds, the vessel stopped Immediately and the whistle was blown once. This signal was answered by the Nantucket wltk two whistles. In reply to this tho Monroe whistled twice, being answer ed in the same manner by the Nan tucket. <The Monro* then kept hep whistle going, hut received no far ther signals, It Is declared. A Jew seconds later the vessel was rammed by the Nantucket abaft No. on the starboard side. ! » Union Deputy is Fired Upon to Force Him to Release Prisoner. Information as to a serious shoot ing affair which occurred at Ottaray mills last Saturday night has just come to light at Union. From the accounts received the facts in the glnla capes, heard, and under drafts sped northward. From her] Norfolk berth the wrecking tug I. J. Merritt soon was under .way. The Old Dominion liner Hamilton, not far “Perfection” Potato Draws ite for $1.50. Style card mailed on request. Sims Book Store, Qtangeburg, S. C. adopted the amendmen^which reads: ] morning the Raines brothers were on Provided, that nothing in this ActUhe platform at Ottaray with several shall be construed to prohibit the oomnftn i onfl teaching of the Bible and religious Matters.” This amendment was of- from where ths Monroe weiiV down, was hoaded for the Nantucket and other" ships turned their/prows to| the following are] the rescue. case. Deputy K. W. H. Ingram of Sumter, S. C.,J Hawkins, was seriously wounded was among the list of passengers lost] Sunday morning at 12 o’clock, while In the sea disaster off the Virginia attempting to arrest a young man coast early Friday/ He was State] named Raines. The father, William agent for the Georgia-Carollna In- Ralnes, and two sons are in jail, hav- vestment company, with offices in ing surrendered Sunday, while two Columbia. His widow and an adopt- sons, said by them to have done the ed daughter, of Sumter, survive him.] shooting, have fled and their where- him. about are unknown. On Sunday J. G. Padrick’s) $2—$1,000; unexcelled; April delivery; book order now by depositing $1. Cabbage Plants, 1,- 000 $1.10. J. L. Padrlck, Tifton, Ga Lespedezza Seed and Hay (Japan Clover) fqr sale. Grown and sold at our farm. Write for Lespedezza circular, samples, prices. Hlmmel berger-Harrison Lumber Co., Zach ary, La. NURSE MAKES MISTAKE. fered by Mr. James and had no oppo sition. Mr. Vander Horst then offered his amendment providing that the bill should not apply to Charleston. This was lost on a tie vote. Two Children Die As .a Result of Pois on Given Them Addentally. As a result of the mistake made by a nurse two children of the Utica, N. For Sale—Eggs for hatching, from thoroughbred S. C. Brown Leghorns at $1 per setting of 15. Special prices on large lots. R. W. Chap lin, Rantow’es, S. C. They were cursing and making considerable noise. Deputy _K. Haw kins, In attempting to quell the dis turbance, ordered them to desist. All did so except one .of the Raines boys, and he was told to go home or he) Y - 0r P han M y lum dled four oth - would have to go to Jail. Hawkins | were made seriously 111. The nurse Saturday night gave some of the chil dren poison in mistake for For Sale—A few choice eggs from all prize pen pullet bred Barred P. Rocks. Eggs perfectly fresh and fertile. $4 per fifteen. Mrs. D, Gbber Anderson, 109 Brawley 8L, Chester, S. C. „ . caught hold of Raines and by this Mr. Fortner tried to get Mr. Lee s three brothers and thojour boys were seen approaching. Joker In the situation, ruled out, but arme( j w jth shotguns and a pistol, the speaker held that the House ] They are said to have told Hawkins would have to decide for Itself. When |ng as follows: W. Ashley, Barn*rell, Boyd, Brice, Charles, Clqm- Courtney, DeLaughter, Frlflp, Hunter, Kflrk, Julies; Lutap- , McMaster, McQueen, Meaha. Jfel- iNlchalson, Pegues, Riley, Rltten- genseney, Sherwood, Shirley, ley, Thompson, Vander Horst, , C. T. Wyche, Zelgler—24. ef Ml X. Smith, Addy, J. M. Ashley, Atkinson, Blnfekwigll, Bowen, Browning; Burgees, Creech. It came to a show-down, the Lee amendment, which applies to Inti- as 'maey of the races, was adopted on 'an aye and nay vote of 100 to noth ing. Mr. Liles tried to get an amend ment through making the hill apply to women, so that men might con tinue to teach in colored schools. This was lost bly a vote of 46 to 53. Mr, Rlttenberg tried a Joker, by which he sought to prohibit negroes and Sunday Frederick Gilmore, aged four and Julia Vincent, aged three, died. The other four received similar doses of the poison. The /purse ad- Stock, Eggs, Baby Chicks, White Leghorns, Buff and White Rocks, Indiap Runner Ducks. Satisfaction guaranteed. ^ Summerville Poultry Farm, 8. Lord* Hyde, manager, Sum merville. S? C. to release the prisoner or they would kill him. Ed Lawson had been depu-| m ^ e 4 to the coroner that she admin tized by Hawkins to help him, andH s ^ ered poison to the children, t . ^1 he turned loose the prisoner and l)ut c,a * med she was given the wrong Fop Sale—Good farms, all sizes,'cot started towards the father and three]bottle by ahotber nurse. Hep state-] ton, tobacco and truck successfully gons> ment was cbfrobdrated by a physl- The Raineses, it Is said .then be-j clan ' 1/ > ; gan a general fusillade. Two loads _ *** _ r v of shot/hit Hawkins’ face, one on the ^ on Ve89e - 1 ,or Foar ^ side, not considered a serious wound, I The steamship Santa Cecilia, hound and the other in the right arm, fear- from New York to San Frsncfisoo put fully lacerating It from the elbow to Into Los Angeles, Saturday, reporting _ .. . „ . . .the wrist Hawkins, although shotP® destruction of 2,000 tong of her wh,te down, and his pistol knocked **** approxlmatety tS pet .L nfS «n h,# h8nd ’ Becur ® d H with hie left hand cent of her cargo. In a four day Hr*, 51 etS klU * a on and fired two shots at the approach- ’ 1 " » •'» • , the first round. . . • |n| , men AM milde thelr eflCa p«, but Passe* Farmers’ SOL *-*——* left** rinvtlffht WUU«m Ralnaa flr I The HoOS* ha* P*8Sed a MU grown. Coming section of Horry cgnnty. Ten to twenty dollars per acre. Ask’pf for lift Ream enzle, Loris, 8. C. . ■' -■U Bek Georgia Sane Syrep—Bright and thick. Direct from producer to -con surner. Ten dollars per barrel 01 SI. gallons; $2.50 per eaeeeff tal > cans; $2.75 per $m Bi o. B; Cairo, Ga. Oflro, Ga. $2.75 per case of 13x5 eaaa crirwiSaE No doubt, It Is an awful hard Job] father of the hoys, and John and] Tiding that “no one shall sell or offer! for Wicked Big Business to pat on a Ervin Raines surrendered to the] for sale In tMi State any cotton.geedl Sunday school look. Bat 4 will have I sheriff, while Oscar and William Jr..! meal lees than t per cent of am-i to do it, < 7] (■ aim still at large, ♦donia.** - ipet/a* opr; town. Explosive fair edoeatkm. TILLMAN DOING WELL. Senator's Condition la Said to be Quito Satisfactory. The condition of Senator Tlllmaa. who Is 111 with erysipelas at his room at his hotel In Washington, was an nounced Saturday night to be entire ly satisfactory. There Is no canoe for alarm at this time, it was stated, as Senator Tillman appears to be do ing well and should be at the capitol during the coming week to resume his duties. During the day there were numerous callers at Senator Tillman’s committee room and many inquiries over th* phone regarding his condition. Seventy-five Per Cent Jobs. The federal reserve act provision has been accepted by 5,997, repre senting 75 per cent of the total capi tal of the 7,506' national banks in Us* country. furnish capital. Show how to haUd permanent buslaese that should pay $2,000 first yea/. Staple line. Onr booklet, “How to Start In Business for yourself,” explains all. Free on request. Address Box 159$. Phii- delphia. Pa. Motorcycle Special OU—Five gallong $3.75, once tried always uaedt, ' Goodyear tires, belts, chains, Harley parts-' * .Expert motor rej&alftng. Everything for the motorcycle. Hail orders a specialty. Get onr : catalogue. T. 8. CMpley, “Tha Mo torcycle Man,” Cffoenwood, 8. O. \: Use dividual kMeblW tlcnlaraask ton, 8. a Opr 1 (ths latter pfip mebil* tosh W durability. Aa‘ for nil lighting at kmrnk^ supply, itral