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<■*'***»« Mt+k THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. 8. C \ FIVC tUFFOCATIQ IN AN ABANOONKO MINK JAPAN AGREES TO HAVE LAST SOLDIER WITHDRAWN BY OCTOBER 30. TO PROMOTE WORLD PEACE Action Being Taken at Tokio by Dip- ( lomatic Adviaory Council; Nation o n Record./- ;r I Tokyo. — Japan sealed her pledge to promote world peace, taken at the limitation of armaments conference at Washington, by declaring her final de cision to withdraw her troops from Si beria and announcing to the world a policy of non-aggression. The diplomatic advisory council at Tokyo fixed October 30 as the day when the last Japanese soldiers must be out of the maritime provinces of Siberia, while a foreign official t de clared that the decision was intended to place Japan on record as a "non- aggressive nation to maintain the peace of the world.” The diplomatic advisory council's ap proval of cabinet decision is said to have been the logical outcome of Ad miral Huron Kato's accession to the premiership Kato, who led the Japanese delega tion to the Washington arms confer ence. returned to Tokyo thoroughly Imbued with the spirit of that gather ing and strongly in favor of his coun try adopting a non aggressive policy. The official annouacement of Sibe rian evacuation says: "The Japanese government has de rided to withdraw all troops from the maritime provinces of Siberia by Oc tober >0 Suitable measures will be taken for the protection of Japanese residents.'* An official of the foreign office, com- meriting on the decision to quit Sibe ria. said "It has been a matter of regret that Hartford. Ark — At least rive members of a picnic party were suffocated In an abandoned mine here. Three others who attsmpt- •*d to resure ths victims were over come and are reported to be in a serious condition. The mine, which ha^ not been in operation for six months, la lo cated six miles from Hartford. It is believed the deaths were caused by an accumulation of black damp. A searching party Is at the scene to determine If any more bodies are In the mine. The deaths resulted from a small boy's exploring expedition, it Is said. The boy entered the mine and is supposed to have opened a, door leading into the abandoned shaft. When he failed to reap pear other members of the party who were picking blackberries went after him and were either killed or injured by the poisonous vapors. SPEAKS TRANKS i . APPRECIATES S'PIRIT OF UNITY ' NOW PREVAILING IN RE UNITED NATION. GREETING TO "VETS” IN BLUE Commander-In-Chief Wishes For All Utmost Happlnese and a Safe . Return to Their Hlomee. THOOSANDS KILLED IN CHINA MIN OF NORTHERN ARMY FORCES SENT AGAINST SUTTyAT SEN’S ARMY. Rebellloue Troope Reported Marching Back Northward and Nearing Chengahg Ki. Tientsla.—Representatives of Chant Richmond, Va. — Just before leav ing Richmond for his home in Dur ham, N. C., Gen. Julian S. Carr, com- mander-ln-chief of the United Con federate Veterana, issued a public statement in which he said. “My thanks go to the Commander- in-chief of the Universe for the spirit of fraternity now recognized every where throughout North and South and on behalf of my comrades of the United Confederate Veterans, I send word of greeting and ‘God bless you’ to the Veterans in Blue. No word of reassurance is needed to express the devotion of Confederate Veterans and their children to the ideals of a re united country.’’ “The world has recognized that the men of the Confederacy are those whom power could not corrupt whom death could not terrify, whom defeat could not dishonor. 4400 VITCRANS HAVE. GATHERED IN RICHMOND Richmond. Va—Confederal* re unions will be held so long as there are rtwo Confederate veter ans left to attend, was the assur ance of Genera! Julian S. Carr, commander-lmchief. United Confed erate Veterans. In reply to the hope of Governor E. Lee Tringle that this would* not be the last reunion, speaking at the opening session of the Confederate Memorial associa tion held in the Jefferson hotel. “Governor' Tinkle may be assur ed that his wish will be -granted and that, many more Confederate reunions will be' held,” General Carr said, amid the applause of a distinguished audience of south erners. SIX ARE KILLED AT GROSSING • , M. TOURISTS NORTHWARD BOUND FROM FLORIDA ARE VIC-*’ TIMS OF TRAIN. Central of Georgia Passenger 'rf-ain Crashes Into Tourist Car Near Macon. BIG DEATH TOLL IN MINE BATTLE SCORES. OF NON-UNION MINERS VIRTUALLY MASSACRED BY MOBS OF STRIKERS. COUNTY IS OUTWARDLY CALM All But Three Victims Imported Work ers; Some Lynched, Some Burned and Majority Shot Down. Herrin, Ills. — The death toll in the disaster, when 5,000 striking union miners attacked the Lester strip mine, being operated under a guard of im ported workers, may run past the forty mark, it was said by those in touch with the situation, although thus far only 27 positively are known to be dead. In the Herrin hospital are eight wouided men, only one a miner, and six of them are believed to be fatally injured. There were nine, but one died. x . ~ e . . . ... . A miner told the Associated Press Macon. Ga.—Six tourists riding in .. . u u ^ , r . ™ j , correspondent that he had seen 15 an automobile from Fort Lauderdale, . . . ... w _ pi. v.,, ' bodiec thrown Into a pond with rocks “ N ;':r.v": 1 !. K, [ w * r * i ih '"- ai™, m import. \?r., , k ^ mi "«" "o train crashed into the vehicle. Mrs. Loventa Cox. the only one in «P the death list has prov- the party who was not Instantly kill ed Imposalble. The victims, all ed. told officers just before she died but thre * ^ thm ‘“Ported workers. Tao-Un. defeated war lord of Manchu-I . "Proud of the high honor to be that her husband is Howard Cox. Ha and w- P.i p.. hi. ' cbo ** D ‘«*4er of *o noble an army of »kom the said was a prisoner In 0,r *[ “ within oovornl a. and Pel-Fn. hts <*>OQU«ror. iUlw#rt men r for them ^ rMoundavliU. W Vn. The others have of t** Soma were lynch •Igned an armistice at Chlnwagtao T0 lc1ng the gratitude of oar henrtn oot been Identlfled ** ,om * “urned when the mine The negotiations were begun last week to the men and women who have no Letters in the poetesslca of the ° ,b *r* beaten to death aboard a British warship there. cheered oar Ilvee and strengthened »‘«tlms were addresed to Mrs Coa. “•)° r 'ty fell t>*fora the score | onr hopes and trust for the fact as- Miss Loventa Taylor. L. A Taylor 0 into "Bloody WUllamaon" cooaty. railed hacauaa of eavaral riots, was DYSPEPSIA IS NOW JHING 0^ THE PAST 8t Louis Cltlxsn Eats Anything on th* Tabls and Has Gained Several Pounds In Weight—Give* ^ Tanlac Full Crddit W, “The other medicines I.trled b< didn’t even budge my troubles, ^ three bottles of Tantac have fixed np In fine shape," said H. Mohr, well- known citizen living at 112 S. Fourth SU St. Louis, Mo. “Two years ago my stomach went wrong and my appetite failed me. Ga» formed from what little I would eat and pressed on my heart until It pal pitated so I could hardly breathe. I wasn’t able to do regular work, be cause of pains In the back, bad head aches and dizzy spells. “But I have gained several pound* now since taking Tanlac and eat Just anything I want without any trouble. The pains and headaches never bother me any more, and I am only too glad to pass the good word along about Tanlac. It Is simply wonderful.” Tanlac is sold by all good druggist*. Rule With No Exception*. When you meet a wealthy old bach elor you may be sure that you have at last encountered- a man who ha* learned to say no and stick to 1L REST YOUR TIRED FEET _ ALLEN'S roOT=EASE th* •ntlevptlW powd.r to b* ■hak*n leto th« •ho*«. »«°PW fh* p»ln of corn* *nd bunion*. »■« ftvnw quick r*ll*f to ■w**tln«. cnlloua. «lr*d. neh- tnq. t*nd*r f*«t. b»nt*r* ml *or* »pot» It r**t* th* f**t. k**p* th*» c*ol **d comtort- nbl. Shorn and ^tockln,. ***r 1 wlc. .. low you w&lk I® comfort.Auvbrr The Originator. “Who started Ihla ’See AmffHcm First’"movesnmtr* tps “Cuiuml’U*.' ’ • ** ' Shanghai/—B«twe«n 19.0*0 and 15.- men of th* northern army sent tgalast Sun Ynt Son's army In Klangsl sembllng eternal reunion and J. ? Taylor In saying word* of farewell to my, N. A. Powers. Jr. who opera tee a irndee and their official ladle*. ! btti* store at th* eceao of the arch ontwnrdly ralm. bat there wee n no- wteh for nil n safe return to their dent and who was th* Irst to rewrh McoaM* nndercnrront which kept *v province mntlnled nt Klangfu. burned home* aad the almost happiness un tk* wrecked aateoiohlle any* Mr* •'Tbody on edge end wondering If fur port ions of Klangfu end other nearby Ul "* m ~ l a4m,D l * N# * LoT#,lU °** *» T « hlm »*• osM^ted annnnl reunion name* of th* vioUma. all being from The correspondent talked with -ie* and killed thousand# of rani . Ntrholesvtile Ky.j score a of minem and about half nf vaHous rlrrnmatamea prevented Jn- ’ d*ata. according te ua< on firmed bat fa port Gotten Value Larger. The dead: J H Taylor. Mru J P •»re cwrteia there would he no pan from carrying oot her desire to app*r-ntly authentic r* port a from vn- Waahiagtoa — Capon* of cotton TB *‘ or Howard Con. infant Ynnher dteueder if there wee go at* withdraw her troopa from ilberla ( HoM w lUn ^,» mm4 Kaa tncreeaed la value by 515.0*0 00* due d * u « fc,#f <* Hrn Coa. a aoa of J F *••*« »• raopea (he mine* while the -It can not be aald that polltlral ; Theirs . w.r. end.* rnr, *•« •• compared with th* same Teyler. aad an aatdeattAed body of ^ ***d ikey were afraid aem* conditions there have attained fall eta- | r ***g The Troopa were under f0 **‘ j ---- n ana believed •* he a member of of (Be men might not he held he- h 1 t! not red-he cell brr rv If It la i tev (Han < Might Hear ef It. Ight yna an 1*1 fMeh'u gill eailr.1” “I aalil I would ■lol that twn hr* x. I ere hat* illt- moath last year, arorrdlag to re porta laeeed by the commerce depenmeat Ret (ton ezporta during May ag- hillty. but a rhaag# ha* orrnrrwd la "»*»d of GeaemJ Ttnl Chen Maun the general conditions ef the whole tary commander of Peking •f Rnaaia C om mu alette meanavee neeas I The rehellletBs aoldlem are report eg grugaied odiJB* balsa, -a lard at 5dd. to have bee a mod I led TH# power* manhtag herb north ward aad nee Hag qm^ovg comperwd with 477 jpg* halee ** have altered their altitude towerds rhaageha K». a city a boot one lea for the II moatba ended with May raw Reaale as a Mealed by th* larlUMeaa dred miiea north ef Kiaagfa aad ifty rot ton ehlpmeaia aggregated au tell- ,y of the Soviet government to attend the miles aorth of Naachaeg gole* worth IHt tfO.tef *gt nat Oeeoa end Hague conferences sad row- a dlepetrh from Haakow toys the 5400.000 worth 5i?0,*iMM dortag the ,r# ‘* Maslua af nan eggroaefvo aad aomprap- j IrliteB —Bg» Cockchafer In ngM^Iggryg^amdlag period gf lost running at the Taylo before eht daughter af Mr. aad Mi family Mr* died that the wy ei fvwm agreement with rwa. h a rommerrlal Tokyo ' la roarlualon tha foreign offun offl rial declared: Japan alao bellevea that this with drawal together with Japan's concilia- > i sold Officially the si t not too wee r*p«>r*«-d »aa (he Of cewoiy off etoia to Ho quiet P Toy The •we*-* of death eefe very gyaooeaae a* to a mol war median, maov with ttmha *hot swap, tg the rwadatdo or wore twang eoo meo wwooded aad dying , were etretrbed oot oe the roads aad in the *et4a with none of (ho boa- 4rede ef peseeru by able ta lead a hand Attempts te sestet the vTrend ed ta the early part ef ihe day * brought re Hoff* from i ha apertatocu. barbed to name rare* by drawn gen# I pier the feeling quieted down aad some ef the weueded were la Sea to hoepHala It I* a ad* reload that therd will ha . ao attempt to roopeo any Of the mtne* t until the strike I* settled Whoa th# attackers went «*or |h* top ta tho he- ' iraJ titauea •••• thor# wore somo ifty or ' Baa Tal Boa’s eoathera gov arum eot at to pore has* aad leone the govern- ||g nwh pcotectloa to Carton nod * 4l,jr * orb * r * *»*^d* thor# What j COCKROACHES i L . rn - i ^ accident ercorred three mea ta the par two worn■* and a IMtlo baby girt |They were driving aocthwerd and the which was behind time wee a high speed ewothward agenda agreements with Muevow j tag up tho Kaa rlvor toward Nan Kgp^ns oTcottoo clotha danag tha tvwm Alia a la At the rrwolag at Lw Thoee letters promia# to Improve re- rhaag to bring oot tho forotga root aM>otb aggregated 0o **• OOO ——It miloo from *» a pity tho lotiuoa beiweea the power* aad th* dents Th* Amoncaa gaaboot Moo yerg* valued at 54 000 0*0 c Bov lot government uracy I* coaling at Klaktaag aad win W ng 40 PM Mi square yarda at 5* “la view of tho dec Is loo. Japan has prwcoad to Near hang as soon an PM-jtM to May itn whim tor tho lt| u B BooBogla Boot to C00400. doddod to carry oat bor ortgtaal idea sible Tho Amorlcaa gaohoata laabol period th* letai woo IKM*. Pohtoff -Thro* Amoncaa but Mi eg* to evacuate Siberia aad Quiros aad tha Brltloh C an boats egg •qua re yards worth •dMMJrt as la Caatoa were struck by shells dwr -Japan believe* that with this r*> Bo* and Foxglove gra bold ta modi .**,.* 5rt *M.Soe square yard* vat 11* a hotohardmeai af tho nty by gen ■oval of the Chiaeoo govoraamat a j ne.a at KlahUag to rcah u> the die- ^4 n)« eoo eoo danag th* 11 ho*is of Boa T*( Boo. th* sooth China caaae for auaplcloa. th* Far Boat era forked am*. U ameoaary. to S-Ortt aggilM oadod May. IStL I loader who ha. boo* trying fat Ugly republic of stbene win strive to j a.,magi* J |0 fcl , Th* at tea Moo at Caatoa la qctot hat Offac af Ford I eObjeet of Attooh. Could Brhormaa tho America a mia- x nous Moaaagoa from adheroata of Waahiagtoa — Hoary Ford a offer leter. ha* eahed Rear A JaonJy teflad to UMOg the gewaaae Steams' Electric Paste aw» eras un a v m v. mm wet on TW* am Canton and Hong Kong any Baa haa moat** power sod ail rule propertlee Aaveriesa gueboata orderad hi* mala tore* la Kiaagai to at Mascle Shoals. Ala. wa* attacked praceed thorn abandon tho onpedllioo agalnat th# again by wit as* see tuetifylag before Word that Amorlraaa ta 1pec tod to he* become of thee* not in the known Caahoa dead aad wounded Its Bom* i it caa m I •eea l* Bp! tory ettltude at the Waahiagtoa | norh aad retara to Caatoa Baa. W# (he aeaata agHcelteral tommltiee oa war* endaagcmd waa received at the'*** term. * will, be understood by th# world aa evidence that Japan la a non- aggresaive nation, striving td maintain the penir of the world " Work on Dam Postponed. Washington — An appropriation of 17.500.000 for new construction work on the Wilson dam at Muacle Shoals Ala . waa authorized by the house and sent to the senate for concurrence. Under a limitation fixed by the houae, however, none of the money can be ex pected prior to next October. As authorized originally by the sen at# when It attached a provision to the army bill providing for renewal of work on the dam the $7,500,000 was made available for that use as soon ae the bill was signed by the dent. House republican leaders en deavored to obtain etraightout accep tance of the appropriation as approved by the senate but were defeated by * a combination of deniocuts and farm bloc republicans. Final action was taken after Repre sentative Huddleston (democrat) of Alabama had offered an amendment preventiyiK any expenditure on the dam before January 1, 1923, and not then if the Ford proposal to purchase the Muscle Shoal properties should have been accepted by congress. His motion was lost 119 to 132. The vote on the substitute offered by Repr&- seaUtive James (republican) -Michi gan, fix'ng the effective date as Octo ber 1 was adopted 145 to 105. • Two hours’ debate on the appropria tion preceded the final voting. During that time Representative Mondell of Wyoming the republican leader, and other majority spokesmen urged that the dam be completed without delay. b* sold hem were teen In (told* nfb- . with miner arm path !i*r# ‘purvo- them with gun* How many *e coped could not be told W K Mc Dowell. euperlnteadeat of the Import- ed worker* st th* min*, wee among tho dead It wee sold be was the Bret to 1 Ptnebot. when he wee chief of that indiscriminate firing along the Bund ** #ho, after the min# waa raptaraff service declared he bad “mover seen th* macadamised way oa the water **** ** WM BO opportunity Ting Feng and a<h*r leader# of the the proposals designed to d*ve.op jlagstin* here la a message from (be t'antoa government are reported to be'the Alabama prnpenles Phrttp P Amarlcaa consulate nt Canton The still aboard Chinese warship* In th* Wells, of Mlddlotoa. Conn, former ealeat of th# damage 10 American neighborhood of 'Canton, awaiting tho lew officer of th* lorootry eervk*. end property we* not stated Tho ronsnl return of the Ktangs larmy administrative assiatant to Gifford has protested to Ban Tnt Ben against Urges Actlen on thesis. Washington - - Indies:Iona were glv- ! B Prvpooltloa toed* to the government front m In the boua* that unremitting pro* *• °uirageoua as that mad* by Mr. j aur* would be exerted to bring about F° r *- sctlon on disposition of the govern ' ment'a propertlea nt Muscle Bboals, Chit# May Agree to Cor pomiso. Washington — Chile baa Indicated _ Wlll . . ... . to the American state department bor ^1? .^ o-le 8,r * , « hten them 9 ut Mo#t of them ^ . laenoc. figure of 15,^00 men. left only hnr» no Identification marks All were to escape Hundreds of men. women end little • ~ children, some as young as four years Strength ef Navy Will be 00.000. old surged through the morgue to Washington — Acceptance by th* T few ,he bodies, whlck 1*7 ■‘ d # by senate In passing the naval appro- tJd(> on t h* floor, with no attempt to Representative Pon of North Caro- ll«. -ivoc.ln, frem th. h™" 1 - *n.ou.,.n, tompromiae plan suggeated by Sec- nA/ , K . floor speedy Action on accepUnce of u,.Vh«’for rThiT^r/vn^r about 144.000,000 .to be adjusted by. the offer of Henry Ford for tho lease . , ^ _ the conferees of the two bouses. As Chilean Peruvian dispute over Tacos-. u British Marshal Aaaaainnted. Aries. - - . * ' .7* London.—Field Marshal Sir Henry ord vote, the measure carries a total - . A ,,, H. Wilson, one of England s most lllus- and purchase of the properties, dis closed that he bad made a motion 1n the rules committee, of which be is & member, for a special order for consideration of the Muscle Shoals Senate Gas Probe Pushed. Washington. — Plans for the sen- appropriation of $256,450,000. , ... . ...... The (Inal da,', debate on the bni ! l>»"« »oldlera. who waa cht, ot tha wa. marked by ttn.uece. 8 ftl! etforta '“Of'*' durn “ ‘ h ' flnal *'*«'• committee session withoue action. was abandoned .... . . . .. ate investigation into gasoline price u.ui oT ‘be world war. was assassinated on question by the house but that the . . , j . i.u" t0 end Amencan occupation of Haiti, i . . . hS IA ^ „ , c . increases moved fonyard a step with the Republic and Nicaragua the doorte P ot h,a resldence in Eaton and to launch a congressional inves- P J ace b ^ two # young men jho gave tigation of naval administration. j the ua,nes ° f James 0 Bnen and James Connolly. the employment by the manufacturers' committee of Gilbert E. Roe, Madison, . The Muscle Shoals proposition has \\’j 8 . as counsel and decision by the attracted almost as much attention committee to submit questionnaires throughout the country as the sebsidy bill,” said the North Carolina mem- Refusrs to Give Details of Plot. White Plains, N. Y —Details of ttte ! The assassins had loitered about waiting an hour'for his return from committee. Merger of Mill* Given Approval. Richmond. Va —Merger of the Indus trial Cotton Mill# company. Inc., and Blue Buckle Cotton Mill*. Inc., under tbe name of the Industrial Cotton Mtlla company, lac . with principal offices at Richmond, wa* authorized by the Vir ginia state corporation commiaaion. The factories of the company will be operated nt Rock Hill. 8 C- « ' Th# Incorporator* were Hated aa Alexander Long of Rock Hill pro#! Boot; L B Cauthen •( Bock HU1 no* her. "The democratic minority of the partner of senator LaFollett^re- rules committee was earnestly in favor p Ublican> Wisconsin, chairman of the of considering the bill, but the repub lican majority walked out "of the room.” ..- — s ' ’.You ca inot sidestep the issue,” he declared, addressing the republi can side.- ‘You may take your recess (referritfg t-r the tentative plan'' of house lea-iers to begin a senes of :hree-day. recesses about July 1), but the time will <^;ne, .and in not in the very distant feture when the rules committee will not adjourn when Mws- cle Shoals la brought before It,” to all oil interests on gas and oil holdings. Mr. Roe is a fofmerjaw b f ackn ; ail ‘ pTorwhich W^ker S. Wari'unveiling a memorial to men of the says led to the slaying of Clarence j Or0at Eastern railway who fell in the war. When he alighted from his mo tor car. Field Marshal Wilson walked To Stop Promoting Officer* In'Army Washington. -4- -Suapension of pro motion for all army officers below the grade of colonel, effective at once, was understood t6 have been decided upon bj» the senate military committee. Thq ecWon was taken largely as a result,' it was said, of provisions included in the annual army appropriation bill which placed a six months* bar against promotions after July 1. Search of Years Iq Rewarded. • Richmond, Va. — After a aeareh of sixty years in which no trace of tbe man coaid be found, the family of Posse to Search For Moonshiner*. Charleston.—A posse of tes federal, state and county officers, heavily armed, with a pack of bloodhound! as well as enough provisions for a\week, set out from here. It was learned, for federate soldier killed In action, wa* # n#w trl4 j l*««**a* • mm* O •owrv necn iff fT • Miff \JM Hancock Sulphur VatvfOM POUND ^ in your Bay Bath For Ecscma. RhfunvatUrt. Gout or Hives writ* Hancock Sulphur Compound Ua* N la toe ha(H a* • aatta a*4 Uk* N in mmltj 60c and $1 20 th* botlk. K vmm can’t Mweft N. | tnJ 1,1*/••• *o<1 IK* eric* la 1 raw a becU* SkacL ■ANCOCK LIQUID (ULPMUS COM P AMT -A*, For CROUP, COLDS, INFLUENZA A PNEUMONIA MoOcrt ibaul* k«p * )*r ol Bruac t w «|.Tn«t* S«J»* roavrnim When Cro** lUacaza w Pbm- oi*oU Utreatna Um dchf htful ^rt rubbed well lata U>« ttrott. cbem an* *nder tbe arna. will relkere tbe cboUoc. break cooceatioo aa* proooM rcwfal akc*. m wu.noi sum tnz curnits 3Dc,60c,ia4$U0ii*ll Branii^Dru^Ca tofONMWMmBufkr N. Wiikeaboro, N. C Peters will not be disclosed even at the trial of Ward’s counsel, it was an nouneed. "You can’t blame Ward fur not wishing to bring humiliation on his family unless it is absolutely necas sary,” Mr Mills said. ‘ C*nteloupe Price Takes Big Break. New York. — Canteloupes in the wholeeale market cost only a little more than half of what they sold- for th* other day, due to heavy ahipm-ntSj from California and Georgia. up the steps, and the men fired several shots at him from close range, three of which *took effect, one in the«chest, one in the leg and the third in the wrist. The field marshal died before he could be taken into the bouse. His horrified wife heard the- shooting and rushed out to find her husband’s body, dressed in full uniform, lying in, a pool of blood, with the sword which he had drawn to meet Ills assailants by his side. Hudson Loses Case. Atlanta. Go. — Glenn M Hudion. Daugherty county farmer, sentenced .to be hanged on conviction of the Henry Strange. South Carolina Con- of hl , two |Up#ooi> de- Hardlng Opposes Filipinos' Appeal. Washington. — President Harding told tbe members of the Philippine par liamentary commission that be could not yet urge upon congreM the deslr- Kiawahe island. 20 mllan distant. In rewnrdnd when John Strang*, nephew children. Robert and laatna P1| “‘P‘ B * * B<, *P* n4#Bce an effort to round *up n band of nl- leged moonshiner* who Sunday fired npea a fishing party and who -art said to hove threatened other eacsrsiooieu Bfiverni attempts hove been moAe to tho gong hot tho are nil thot ho* pie nine aad tour years old of th* dead man. waa taken to htn kinsman e^ grave hy L. T Wyrlch of 90r9 ^ Mr* Hudson by her husband who wan TW Athens Toth*, who doctored ho bar-! Member* of th* commission who called oa tho pres Id oat at his request mtlq.1 !■ to receive a reply to tho ladopeadoace led th* outer** body at a loaaiy rnurt wmn *tortMI Am* aojpacittoa proeoatad tost Friday, said tha g Swtft Creek fire mile* ^ parch of Hwdaoan term hoot* oaffcwtlve ladlratod that he was art aoar Aihaay. da tort Jai/ and th •rtlioroblr opposed to PhlltpptB* nn j ho ahrt Irtto bo-aa*e ’ h« regarded th* Girls! Girls!! Clear Your Skin With Cuticura Soap 25c. 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