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w******** CORPORATION OIFTS EXEMPT A Principal Amendment Provides for the Creation of a Tax Investi- , gating Commission. MORE THAN SIXTY CHANGES Washington.—A special agreement HAVE BEEN MADE IN REPUB- In the nature of a protocal will pre- L1CAN TAX BILL. ^ ^ form«l nego.l.tlon. ol a treaty of pea#e with Germany. This agreement may not be sub mitted to the Senate. It will be a sort of modus vi vendi, or temporary arrangement which will permit com mercial relations with Germany to be resumed immediately and enable the President to issue his long-de layed proclamation .of peace. The agreement will be brief in its character and along general lines. It will preserve America s rights under the armistice and subsequent treaties Washington. Elimination of * AXes |closing the European war and will on proprietary medicines was agreed form the baglg for a f orma l treaty upon by the House ways and means eventually to be negotiated.* committee, which approved more than The Unlted states government has LIST 0 ( P EXHIBITORS, EXCLUSIVE OF ASSISTANTS, IS AROUND r ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY, WILL OVERWHELM THE HOTELS Chairman Housing Committee Makes Request of All Having Rooms for Rent to Communicate with Him. sixty changes In the Republican tax bill. made a special request of the Ger man government that the exchanges The majority also approved an W j t jj tbal government with respect to amendment exempting from taxation ^ be agreement shall be kept abso- corporatlon donations made to charity, | u t e ]y secret. The reason for the in- provided they do not exceed four P er 'junction of secrecy is not divulged cent of the corporation's net Income, j here. * l nder another change the proposed Members of the senate foreign re live per cent manufacturers’ tax to i a tj on8 committee have learned in- be substituted for the so-called lux- formally of the progress of the ex- ury and nuisance taxes would not ^ changes between the German gov- apply on goods already contracted for-,eminent and our state department. One of the principal amendments approved by the Charlotte, N. C.—The housing com mittee of the Made-in-Carollnas Expo sition began making arrangements for housing the thousands of people who will attend during the 18 days it will be held, beginning September 12, it was announced by S. A. Van Every, chairman. It is expected that percentage of unemplo^inent, the es- Washington.—Best estimates avail able at this time show that 5,735,000 persons are out of employment \p the United States, Secretary of Labor Davts reported to the Senate In re sponse to a resolution calling for figures. In presenting the report, Mr. Davis said theA estimates had been compiled at his dilation by Ethelbert Stewart, cemmlssioVer of labor statistics, but that it was impossible to give an estfc mate of the number of former service men now out of work. It was practically impossible, the secretary wrote, to get exact figures. The total, as given, he added, related to the difference in the number of em ployes carried on payrolls l^st month as compared with the peak of employ ment in 1920. Manufacturing and mechanical industries, including the building trades, showed the highest whole committee provides for creation of a tax investi gating commlasion which would in- at least 50,000' persons, and possible 75,000, will attend the exposition. Already a number of the exhibitors have written for hotel reservations for themselves and executives of their plants, and for suitable housing ac commodations for those who will as sist in the duties incident to the ex hibitor’s part in the exposition. The tlmate being 3,900,000, ahe report said. Ball Player’s Skull Fractured. Spartanburg, S. C.—Bananas Ferry, third baseman for the Charlotte base ball teatn, who was struck on the bead by a pitched ball here and -rendered League Court Will Be Organized. Geneva. — Creation of the perma- reacher a number close to 150, and nent court of international justice is each exhibitor will hav.e a number of quire Into the effect upon the federal aagured lt l9 announced here. The representatives in charge, it Is now revenues of tax exempt state and mu- ge( . re(ar j at 0 f (be league of nations apparent that their demands for ac- niclpal securities. hag beon | n f ormed tbat Spain and commodations will overtax the city’s Haiti will soon deposit their ratlflca-, hotel facilities. The boarding houses tions of the agreement to establish and rooming houses will not be able the court, and when they ur* received to care for more than a small part of unconscious, is resting well in a local fact "that^'the "TisV* of ^exhibitors hai ho ® plt ® 1 ' Ph / ,, * cla " Ba Buffered a fracture of the skull. Want Workers Against Tobacco. San Francisco.—A million workers are needed to aid in the anti-tobacco the number of nations which haVe de-, the attendance. educational program for the youth of, posited ratification will have reached America and other projecta. Miss ; 24, the requisite number. Anna .A. Gordon, of Evansville, 111., | ' national president of the Woman s Notlca by British Government. Christian Temperance Union, declared ' Washington.—Formal notice that it Mr. Van Every said he wants every Charlotte home which can provide a room or rooms for exposition visitors to advise him of the location, the Major Withington Named. Columbia, 8. C. — Major Harry O. Withington, commanding the first battalion of South Carolina National Guard, has been elected lieutenant- colonel of the First regiment of Na tional Guard, succeeding Lieutenant- Colonel E. C. von Tresckow, resigned. A Grandmother at 21. ,,, ^ Tampa, Fla.—A grandmother at the charge which will be made per day..,, of 2g year , „ th , dutlnctloll eD . in her annual address at the opening cannot recognize Jurisdiction of the and the number of beds Such infer-‘ j oy#< j Mrg gti,*! Coulnot, of this ‘THERE ARE NO BETTER MEANS QF_ ADVERTISING THAN AT CAROLINA8 EXPOSITION. .MINCE HOME CONSUMERS Products Made In the Carollnas Are Shipped to Outside Dealers, Then Resold Here Under Another Nlme. of the forty-eighth national conven tlon of the organization here United States over the high teas be- matlon should be In writing, address- yond the three mile limit fixed by In- *<1 to him care of the Lance Packing ternational law for many years, has company, been served by the British govern- — ■ . - ment In connection with the seizure Charlotte.—No better means of ad vertising the Carollnas appears avail able than that offered by the Made-in Carollnas Exposition, which will be held in Charlotte September 12 to 29, In the opinion of Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, director of the North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, with headquarters at Raleigh. , In a statement given out here at headquarters of the exposition. Dr. Pratt declared, “I believe that an ex position such as is being developed in the Made-in-Carolinas Exposition will advertise to a greater extent the products that are made in the Carollnas, and In a better and more conclusive way than has ever before been attempted. ‘Tt should be able to emphasize to the home consumer that it is not necessary to go ofitside of the Caro- Unas to obtain the greater part of the various products that are used. “Many instances could be cited in North Carolina and South Carolina of people purchasing materials abroad which they considered better than that which could be produced in the home statee, only to find later that the product was made here and sold ander another name. There Is no question in my mind eeh,i TEAKS >, vomiting, ■ In theabdo- tlon ere all oatarrhal organa of j _ Don’t at It in naadlam and dangw- oua. Two generation haw found Po-ru-na just thn medicine needed for such disturbancea. Sold Everywhere Tablets or Liquid city, the attachment being occasioned but Carollnas are able to by the arrival of a baby girl to her *nd are producing Just as daughter. S 004 * grad* products as are produced I anywhere, end it is simply a question _ _ . • _ - _ I of the people knowing whet these Corn Root Worm Doing Damage. \ manufacturer* have, will be brought out-of-the-Caroltnas products. M Craft Shop Rule* Approved. Chicago — The United Stales rall-| menl ,n ronnecl, ° 0 wun lDe »«'*ure, Greenville to Hold Franchise. road labor board approved in effect ra, '®‘ ^ th, “ IjOOK ,, J* nd of Greenville. S. C. — Greenville will Chattanooga, Tenn — Discovery of ,w .. ^ the aeven ahop craft rule# relating to th " ” r1t ‘ h >cbool> * r ^ ^ r *‘ ®ot aurrender Ua baseball franchise In ^ western corn root worm In this I l ? r ® ,,, “ ,lon Uut u l> mor * * d coin,, r-rni.nt. .. pro.Kl.d In til, h.„ be l.d.n .HI liquor , h . South All.ntlc Lomu., .rcordln, ,^ Uon loc „ . |rlc ultd cm I Tt nil nation,] .«r~m,nt of the ..rtlm, N.^l.oo n.nU-t.J ’ll’iV” d ' c ' ,lon ™*oh«d bjr the atock- h „ cr-lwl , tb. bom. product I. pr.f.,.nM of th. railroad administration, but directed f To " ,b N «P ol « on Negtectad. holders who Inaugurated n campaign u , ^ m^nany dam „«.d tha. ,h, railroad n„d Dot pa, ov,r L ?" 10 " 7 N T'°U, ^ , ,, t0 , ' c ' ,n •'** “ ^ " tint, tor •buolut.lr nucauTr »ork "" 8 * H,l,na aland ha. j curu nf u drflclt . , a a . a 11 a * «sd atate of dlarepelr since the body I performed on Sunday and holiday* ' 1 wa* removed in state to the Invalldee. in Parla R1 yeara ago. according to Montevideo Geta Loan. - Curzon Has Made Bast Offer. a letter received by Sir Lees Knowles. Montevideo. The contract between London — Lord Curzon. the eecre- a former cabinet minister, from a re- fO T#rM| « n t °f I ruguay and n ayn- Assurances that the treasury Is tary for foreign affair., .peaking in cent visitor to that remote Island. d ‘ cat * of American banka headed by printing more clean money is con- the House of Lord, on the Irish ne- the ^National City Bank of New York, tained In a letter from Secretary Mai- fotUtlona. said the government had Llevd Gaoraa Stands hv Jaoan. ^ I,r loan of $7,500,000, was * I k n‘Kl, j Ion. offered all that could be given with- Clean Money Being Printed. New York. Folks who object to filthy lucre are soon likely to have less cause for complaint. Lloyd George Stands by Japan, laondon - Prime Mlnl.ter Lloyd, ^ ^ee.ury offlclels. out compromising the safety of the George, in a statement in the House ^ — ..., ■ realm, the aoverelgnty of the crown of Commons, concerning the recent) No Word Yet From Hardwick. i a • , , w end the dignity of the empire conference of Imperial premiers, said Greenville. 8. C.—Up to a late hour ?°* t . OD ? * n 7** * overm,1 '* n: of Education In Palestine. London —So comprehensive la the 1 ^ tbe Seine. Unemployment In France. Paris. — Unemployment In France continues to decrease end. as far aa the provinces are concerned, the re cent crisis aeeme to hare been com pletely- overcome. The latest figures show that the , total number of unemployed la France Is 47.64f end out of that number 31.419 ! belong to Pari* and the Department Ambition. Every normal man has two great ambitions. First, to own his home. Second, to own a car to get away from his home.—Life. „ , 6 Bell-ans ^ 1 Hot water Sure Relief HEALTH AHD EHERT Built on Rloh, Rod Bh Rich, rad fountain blood Is tha of all iBrijR ynor blood bj ch your bl the rod blood eorpusdea. I. S. £ to recognised aa tha general syv- tetn builder, *and baa been guo-» oeeafully used for over SO yeara • In tha treatment of rheumatism and skin arising froaa Impoverished blood. For Soocto/ BaokUt or /or Imdt* Oidwo/ odv/oo wiraour cAo/go, •*~*~*l AdvwSr, S S S Co Oog'rSJS.aiJon/o.Oe, Go# & & A of your U/uggjo*. the conference had recognized unani- Governor Cooper had received no Palestine that, at the present rate of Gold Secured From Russia. Constantinople.—Ruaalan , bolahevlk gold valued at 11,000.000 haa arrived here during the past fortnight a* a result of trade exchanges Of this mou*ly that Japan had loyally ob- word from the governor of Georgia pro * 1 r f"f’ ^ countr y wll l h* nerved the alliance with Great Britain in regard to an apology for the "tn. 1 de ~ W 8cboolB four during the war. ration’’ of Georgia liy a South Caro- anflOUPced here. J Una mob more than a wee* ago. . Schooner Captain la Jailed. ^ w v Atlantic City. N. J. — Capt. Joseph amount $400 000 worih wa* brought A Roy . ma8ter of the Mbel e d .chooner by the United State* destroyer Over ton from Batum for the American Trade corporation. Bryan Suggested aa Delegate. .Montgomery. Ala —A movement ha* been Inaugurated here by friends of Golf Grounds Lure President. Washington. — President Harding Greet Fire In New rork. - wants to visit Asheville and play golf New York.—Ten factory buildings, on the course there end msy be able Destroy Moonshine Village. Savannah, Ga.—What the Federal officere designate a moonshine vll lags, waa discovered about fifteen mile* from Savannah and destroyed Pocomoke. who wa* arrested here on . ., . , .. , char,,, of emuggllau llouor luto Ihla ' * bl ,° C ‘ 1 \,' he ‘° * rT * n '* 1 >" P 1 *"* •<> lh ‘ t "• «« port «.» Mt to II., county jail at l, “ r ' J't' 0 ” 0, ^ wer * ".f io “ b « WM " *"' 1 N»v«mb.r atroyed by fire. The loss was eatl- Camden. Condition of Cotton Improved. Washington. — Under the Influence William* Jennings Bryan to request of "nearly normal" temperatures,- cot- mated at $1,000,000. Greeks Keep Turks Moving. Smyrna. — King Constantine's fast President Harding to name Mr. Bryan ton improved slightly In tha eethral moving army Iff"wiflHftHFTgftt ntflas of , . as one of the members of the Amerl- and eastern sections of the belt dur- the -last real defensive position of teBtilnon J r ' ol administrations can commission to sit at the inter- iog the past week. .* the Turkish Nationalists, along the i ral,road refunding bill Decline to Hoar McAdoo. Washington.—Tbe senate interstate commerce committee refused to call W'illiam O. McAdoo, formerly director general 4ft railroad*, to give “expert national conference on disarmament. Sakaria river, 60 miles west of An- Food Agreement Reached. ; gora. ^ Washington. — Complete agreement Cut* Senate Appropriation. Washington —By a vote of 28 to 22 on the question of food relief for Rus- the senate adopted an amendment to sin has been reached at Riga. Sec re- ! the federal road bill reducing from ( tary Hoover announced. $100,000,000 to $75,000,000 the amount Ku Klux ,Klan in Chicago. Bank Talfifr disappears. Denver, Colo;—Edwin A. Morse, 32 years old, head teller at the Interna tional Trust company here, has dis- available for construction in the next year. Still Stolen From Sheriff. Greenwood, S. C.—With an audacity J 0 j Lajjg Zurich, unparalleled in crime annals ,of Green wood county, thieves broke Into the Chicago. More than 2,000 Chica-, a pp eared> a i 0 ng with about $75,000 goans were inducted into the order j n currency, of the Ku Klux Klan In an initiation' , » ceremony conducted six miles south Largar Powers Granted Mellon. * Washington.—The administration * bill for funding the allied debts waa reported in the aenate by the finance committee with a majority recom mendation for iti passage so that the treasury secretary may have broad powers in adjusting the questions at issue. ForKitKRtJ Blood VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric add troubles are moat dangerous be cause of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attentwc by taking G0LDMEML ejjgujic* The world’s standard remedy lor disorder* will often ward j$f theee dis eases and strengthen the body against further attacks. Three aiaaa, all druggists Leak la* As GeM M-*- 1 mm Tax Revision Bill ia Pasted. Washington—The tax revision bill of 1921, estimated^Xo cut $818,000,000 from the nation’s tax burden by 1923, was passed by the house. 274 to 125, on an almost straight party vote. Three democrats supported the meas ure and nine republicans voted against It. . « First Bale Brought 19 Cents. Charleston. S. C —A bid of 19 cents office of the sheriff at the courthouse bought at auction the first bale of and carried away a hundred-gallon co- thls season's cotton arriving here. It parity still, captured by county of- was sent from Allendale. ! fleers. .Publicity in Divorce Suits. New York. — Publicity in divorce suits hereafter has been approved by the supreme court justices of the It is supposed entrance was gained district. Money for Road Building. throup’l a window in the office at the Washington.—The Federal aid road door, then unlocked the window of bill, appropriating $75,000,000 for con- the office, the door then unlocked Chemical Schedule Amended. Washington. — The senate finance committee completed hearings on the chemical schedule of th? permanent tariff bill, amended the house bill provision for an Import duty on re imported war supplies sold by this government '£o Fgancq and decided to press for passage the house resolu- First Bale of Sea Island Cotton. A Savannah, Ga.—The first bale of the r strut ion. one-third of which would and the still, one of the largest ever 1921 sea island cotton crop was sold without urging its own amcp.draent to tlon extending the life of the aye ,embargo in the emergency tariff act be immediately available, was passed raptured here, carried bodily out the by tbe senate. I front door of the courthouse. at auction in Savannah^for 50 cents a pound. rr Weather Insurance Being Taken. New York.—The Britist^custom of Chemical Schedule is Revised. J Britain* to Fight Moors. Washington—Railroads must share' London—Publication here of news with the farmers and oitiers the bur- that the Spanish consulate was en- taking out weather insurance nas ac- den of the present economic situa- rolling recruits to fight against the re- quired a sfrong foothold in the United- tion by reducing freight rates on.helHous tribesmen in Morocco result- States. Five major league baseball continue the entire emergency law Jo January l! chemicals, Secretary Wallace said. ed in a rush" of the former British sol* diers to the consulate. Secretary of Merchants’ Association. Richmond. Va.—A. L. M. Wiggins, of Hartsville, S. C., was elected to succeed Murray S. McKinley, also of creased 2.7 per cent In July over June Woellersdorf clubs thus safeguard themselves. Austria Sells Great Arsenal. - .. Retail Food Prices Higher. Vienna.—The Aufftrianr government Washington.—Retail food prices in- has sanctioned the sale of the great Time to Plead Extended. Los Angeles. — Extension of time until August 22 in which to plead was ■granted Arthur C. Burch and Mrs. Madalynhe Obenchain, indicted for murder. ^ Plan ,t© be Nationwide. Charleston, 8. C.—Seeretary J. Gil more Smith, of the Young Men’s the largestT Board of Trade, has launched a plan arsenal, | Hartsville, as president of the South- prices, while the prices of wholesale plant in Austria, to a German syndL-j-* or the forming a national association ern Retail Merchants’ association at foodstuffs advanced 1.5 per cent and cate, a small portion of the stock be- of young men’s business organiza - the closing of its annual convention wholesale farm products 1.75 per cent, lug retained In the governmgnt’s here the department of labor announced; Money For Financing Exports. ordered'to Increase Rates. Washington.—An application for an Washington.—Railroads of Tennes advance of^AS.OOO.OOO to the Citizens gee were ordered by the Interstate hahds. Daugherty Wilt Investigate. Washington. — Attorney General Daugherty has parted an investiga and Southern Bank of Savannah. Ga.,j commerce commission to increase by tlon to find whift becomes of liquor for financing exports was approved October 13 the freight rates within seized by government ^officials b* the war ftnenca. corporation at Ita-that State on stolie an73 ‘graveTfdf rodST"" ~ last meeting. Half Million. Fire Loss.' Kansas City, Mo. — Damage esti mated at approximately $500.400 was building material, to the level in ef fect in interstate traffic. Suit Goes to F*d*rat Court. Charleston.—The suit of George E. tions, and expects' to have a conven tion helfj in the fall. „ First Bale at Norfolk. Nortplk, Va. — Almost two weeks ahead of-the usual time, the first bale of new cotton for tji« 1921-22 season arrived in Norfolk. Want British Suits. Vienna.—The offer of a British con cern to sell in Vienna 400,000 ready made suits of men’s clothes at on< pound* and ten shillings each, has been occupying more space in the newspapers than the disturbed politi cal situation. N. Y. Clearing House Reserve. New York.—The actual condition oi # ' clearing house banks and trust com panies fdw..the week snows that they hold $16,975,670 reserve in excess oi legal requirements. King of Jugo-Siav;a Very III. Paris.—A crisis has developed in the attack Of appendicitis from which King Alexander of Jugo slavia is suf fering in a hospital in. Neuilly, which probably will necessitate an opera tion immediately. Decline in Cotton Export*. Washtygton.—Cotton exports during the past fiscal year showed a decline of 21 per cent in quantity and a de crease of 57 per cent in value, due to lower price*, according to a re port by the commerce department. Wag* Reductions. Agreed To. New York.—Wag? redaction* rang ing from 10 per cent for skilled men to 25 per cent for common labor were agreed upon by the board of arbltra- • ot raU bnt »* ou,d not induce rates Suggests Voluntary Reduction. Washington. — Railroads should re duce voluntarily their freight rates on live stock to 80 par cent of tha pi German Treaty May Be Signed. Berlin.—Unless unexpected compli cations develop in the next few days, a formal peace treaty with the United ■gtatae wHl- be signed-by the German Government. caused here when the large plant of Mew against the American Railway Uon considering the wage dispute be- whlcb at pr«*«»t are leas than 50 the Kolley Milling company, located Express company for damages of $S0,- twees union paper mil) workers and cent * * hundred pounds, the interstate to an seat side Industrial dlstrict^was 060, has been transferred to the fed-1 n news prist paper manufactartag conacres commission said la a re- destroyed bp fire. 7 laral court from th* state court. i cm isral court from th* state court. port Russian Relief Arranged For. 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