The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 31, 1922, Image 2
FORD WILL CLOSE
BIG' PUW1
HUNDRED AND FIVE THOUSAND
EMPLOYES TO BE THROWN ,
OUT OF WORK.
ACCOUNT OF FUEL SITUATION
In Addition Several Hundred Thous
and Other Workers Will Be
Affected.
Detroit, Mich.—Industry the coun
try over "must throw up Its hands in
aurrender” within a few weeks. If th<£
rail and coal strikes continue, Henry
Pord declared in announcing the de
cision of the Ford Motor company to
close its plants here and in many o«ther
cities September 16 because of the fuel
situation.
Mr. Ford held financial interests re
sponsible for the industrial tie-up, de
claring the "money barons" were man
ipulating the labor unions and the pub
lic officials, state and national, were im
potent in the crisis.
The strikes would end. he contin
ued. “when the majority of the people
are cold and hungry enough to re
sort to drastic action."
‘ Continuance of these disturbances
to the economic life of the nation la
due simply to the greed and avarice
of Wall Street,'* Mr. Ford asserted,
adding that these Interests "dominat
ed the railroads, coal mines and public
utilities of the country **
The deadlock In strike negotiations
Indicated he declared, the existence
STRANGLES MAD DOG TO
DEATH WITH BARE HANDS
Spartanburg. 8 C—Strangling n
mad shepherd dog to death with
hla left hand while the brute had
his right hand In its mouth was
the experience ef Klmer Pridmore,
a few nights ago.
The young man, who lives In
the Bethesda section,' was return
ing home after making a call, and
as he was walking along the road,
the dog attacked him from behind.
Mr. Pridmore kicked the, beast off
and it came back at him, sharg^
Ing at hla face. As he warded off
the attack the beast got hold of
his right hand. The young man
fought hack, catching the dog by
its throat, at the Barpe time calling
for help. When assistance arrived
it was found that the dog had been
choked to death, but it had such a
grip on the young man’s hand that
force had to be used to liberate his
hand.
FEED IRIK DAILY
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COMPLETES BREEDING
ACHIEVEMENT.
IMPROVEMENT OF STOCK
Means More Than Increased Profits
to the Dairyman, the Department
Declares. r
Washington. Breeding a dairy t
cow that will give enough milk toj
feed thirty children a day. more than
six times the capacity of the ordinary,
jcow, is one of the feats of the in-
______ ... ...... dustry which has been accomplished
FOSTER ARRESTED N BA D by the u 8 juncm-
luuiLii nmiLuiLU in iiniu ture and whlch can be done by proper
feeding and selective breeding. On
its experimental farm near Beltsville,
Md., the department has a herd of
six cows, .the result of breeding work,
that hare produced an average of
more than 22,000 pounds of milk in
365 days. This little herd yields
enough milk to provide a quart a
THREE ARE KILLED IN
‘ AUTO-TRAtftXOLLISION
Durham. N. C. — Col. James
Marks Williams, coast artillery
corps, U. 8. army, of 536 South
Perry street, Montgomery, Ala*..;
Mrs. Anna M. Williams, his wife,
and Mrs. Ann Williams, also of
Montgomery, were Instantly killed
when a Nash sedan In which they
were riding was struck' by South
ern rtillway train No. 22 at a grade
crossing three miles west of Dur
ham. The car was completely de
molished. Reports had It that a
negro driver was also in the car,
but no trace of him could be found.
The train, running about two hours
late, was going at a more rapid
rate of speed tjian usual, accord
ing to some of the passengers. The
engineer reported having seen the
car about to cross the tracks. He
says he immediately applied the
emergency brakes and blew the
whistle.
BONUS BILL GETS
..LITTLE ATTENTION
18 SIDETRACKED WHILE SENATE
DISCUSSES THE STRIKES AND
THE NEWBERRY CASE.
HEFLIN FAVORS ITS PASSAGE
Senator Underwood, In Brief Debate,
Voices Opposition to the Bonus
Increase.
CHARGED WITH TAKING PART
IN ALLEGED RADICAL
CONVENTION.
MICHAEL COLLINS IS SHOT
HEAD .OF IRISH PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT AND NATIONAL
ARMY SLAIN.
Many Alleged Cflmmunlets Are Taken day for 170 children.
Washington—The soldiers’ bonus bill
received but little attention in the
senate, as it was submerged under the
discussions of the coal and rail strikes
and the Newberry case, with the re
sult that the leaders do not now an
ticipate its passage for several days.
In the brief debate. Senator Under
wood of Alabama, the democratic
leader, voiced his opposition to the
measure, with Senator Heflin, demo
crat, of the same state, vigorously
urging its passage.
Senator Underwood declared the
measure was not an adjusted compen
After Convention in Foreet;
Plane Revealed.
An ordinary cow, or scrub, produc
es only enough milk to feed five chil
dren a quart s day. while s good row
yields enough to give 20 children a
Within Ten Days Two Prominent sation bill; that it had been properly
Figures in New Irish Government samed by the public—a bonus bill.
Removed by Death. f " You ‘'•“no* meaeure service to
country in dollars,’* declared the ml-
London —Michael Collins, head of Bort,3r , «**d«*«* " If Fou are to measure
Chicago—William Z. Foster, presi- ‘l 0 * rt » ***- T ^'* •■P*rcow. as the (h| , I|iih p rov , a , ooa | g „ r#rnn ,e n t gn v • #rv,c » *“ tl»*n 1625 is an
dent of the Trades Union Educational department calls her. and there are aB< | national army • b * ur d proposition The payment of
Isague. who has been sought by fed B,or# 01 ,i,#m *■ th,s cl *" a^ry r*ar was shot from ambush and killed at * dollar a day will not adjust that
era I agents as one of those partldpat rf™ enough milk so that a small Bsadroa county Cork, a few hours KT9 * i debt a generous people must si
ing la aa alleged radical coavaatloa h * r d easily supply this quan a f| #r g|*#» an ovation °* # *° **• gallant men who ca*
held la a foreet near Brldgemaa Mich lo ■** **• •®»1* chlldrea tn a by ^ 0 f w ^ a g^. rted the flag la tlmu of war*
of a “plot to —load the BaiaraMand I »gn« takea Into caotody while la to * B the first tiaie saw the free state hero Reaator Fadtrwood argued that if a
and rundown railroads oa the govern tbu offirea of Ike educational loaguo.. Th# Improvemeat of dairy cow* |a aalform of «onsmaad-r ta *onoe •** to he voted coogreea
assat at their owa price aad to match Footer atroagty dealed havlag attend "••••• ,,fr ****d profits c|||9f should provide the funds through us>
th* peopi* through strsoolva prices *4 the rosveatloa. which was raided ( ° *** dairyfeea the departateat
Employee ef the Ford Motor com , by federal operatives and state troops «“*•**• R meaao rhsuper aad
aUlh th* hast baas and aiaeris
* f Gob4 *•**»■• *»« ay d-sth Jest lea days ago President railed apua to
fvadioa ^FHB. of the Dali fflrrsaa ranoidee harden Hr sold th
what this ■•sas la hraagitt net ^ |g# adnielrtrs » —r thraaah *
fsrrthly la a pester prepared hr the <|a J tJ| Michael Colhma
eat whlrh la a* alls Ms to all .
stat# mtittarv geataa. see a ranging a • era tag ana last pi nag
SCOUTS
'OSS
o
(Conducted by Nsttonaf Council of the
Scout a of America.)
HERE COME THE SCOUTS
Scouts may go out just for a good
time, but their first aid training la
always ready to be called into action,,
to-wit:
Some Philadelphia scouts were hold
ing a field meet at Burholme park.
They had just finished a first aid con
test when a call lor assistance caine-
from another end of the park where a
woman hud fallen on some broken,
glass, receiving severe lacerations on
the head. Their first aid knowledge-,
at their finger tips, the scouts hurried
to the injured woman. As they ap
proached, the crowd gave way with,
the tribute: “Stand back; here com®
the scouts." The story ends as we-
would have it. The woman received
help and was assisted to her home.
But in this park other work wan
awaiting the first alders. The scout*
were now having n bite of lunch w han
word came that a small boy had beflfc
hit with a baseball bat, and hla Sun
day school teacher, was looking for
help. In a twinkling the scouts wer»
at the side of the wounded boy. anti
again administered treatment to Urn
suffering.
This story now changes Its princi
pals tu Troup DC of South Philadel
phia. and Its location to Peonypactr
creek. Here the boys, while cumptnc
near the stream, discovered a young,
buy, not a scout, who had Juat fall’
fmsa a tree neur
fiaks o-oo diagnosed
as bud/ abra«
b*
m*
pany throughout tha roastry
without Jobs sflar Heptsmbur It
Uam her about ISt OOS
la additioa several handred thoua
aad other a ocher* employed la lh«
ladastrtee furaiahlag asatertals for the
Foed pisats win he a Per ted
Hear/ Fued gat# thsse figure# Hi
aaaaua'tag that hla three Mg aMtar
yuats totaled ta Itatrali suharha and
his aasomhiytng pisats throughout the
eowatry would ha > ued au that data
bar • aoe «f the reul shoetagu
aaaouaroaseat was the mmt
Mou that ’adustrmi fhstrott
ha* Suvtataed stare the tadaetnal da
pr'OS’--a sf tee year* age It moans
areocdtag to Mr Feed thot n gaa man
a the High load Fart River
sad f>sarto>rw plant* ef Ukv
r«to*raa» here attl h* wllhnut eerh
Yhlrtv th usaad ethers *«# aeo eerh
rag ta the variem* ssaemsnag piaats
araiiareM thrnugh nut the country also
Will he • tree a out <d emplogmout
Meo t*>og the msrhtsorv ta tha
plaat* ta to he stMtod oil! da
aorrely sy-m the coal soppi? of
the future the ftoarolt moaafhrtafur ,
•aid The stoleakoat leaped hr Mr j
Ford prepeaiag the sha'dawa was the '
story ef am losiag fight deneg the
lost mcmia u» lav*re a fwl aupply sof
•«toot to heep hia wqrhqrs at their '• *•*
I-a ter a federal odtrer are
by a repreoeaUtlve of (be pattru do
partmeot aad a private dxactive,
soarrbod Footer’s aportmeols hot da
r larad they foaad aothtag of
Mooaablla Footer eas bold la a
coll far • stradMtoo la Mtrhtgas
“My arreot la aa ootmja.* Foot or
dertared 1 eas aot at th«
ta Mwhlgas aad | atil atre the
Mwyors la the tvoafi la fiaht eat rad!
Thu# wtthla tea days two af the *Upa aa this geaeratloa aad
pram la sat figure* la the aeo paae pay meat af the buttons ta a Has# fifths dreonrd t
rtah awerameat bare he* a removed * hen the vetevaaa themselves woo Id a.ta th* aid *-f
tat* footed la
• J *
af the
men • bo got
oar should beta ta
pay tbo bonao
ana aas in ha given
#•
ef the
• 0-vgg *** Ge T# a*aev*to
I (fill — Tbo sevoat t firm aa
•*<taa af the fimsrtiaa Fbar
maronfltal aaamrfianaa wiu ha bofid la
Aab«*lift* aaafi pour, asruediafi In Fen
pfiwrasnry af the oatvosaatr ab# bna
|as( revarnod from tbo roron* moofi
hilled si
pallaa a
eas ran
ta* avemeat o
f nisfiulai feTve-
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tbo dtost
I be oooth
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■nsiaafi (be Mb of Mtobtot rtaftfi
bond af Mo peevtotemol g*»eemm
and cosafiaondse inrhfisf ad the |p
aattonal army Tb* lafiooi afifioo
•a* a baaahiafi aaftfadR* obea bis <
ana amiuahsd «a tbo Ihsfidna *sn*
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g psagtato *" -• ssamposiag
tor the argafttgallen ad r
greppa »a tbe army and
the laotallsltan ad ■
the part ad radirnla
*tstea according lo lai
'•distal aaarvoa
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roaa af tovoallBaltoa of (ho * *
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driver ape a— a tod aad Ub* »ar
a rushed a hoasa aad n iru ihna
a seams af ahoSs sere deed
la Da ana an April |T absm Mr fad
one aas an hm oav huase atose ho was
nfi sd Mo ahdrunsod a mootm# afi bmss Cbnafiv
•h* dstoaaSso ' a I Ido re be one atloc bed hr a g »""■"* r
rd as laral sar ef •an. o-sse otta rvhsu a be raatosd
thff asoestog Me atn am cur and opened Bi*
o Ms enact dates tor Tbs CaflMa party ratamsd Mo Bra
sad sue sd tbs ssosttoasv eas «an
raffias aas aafi laiured
bad to
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if ad sisdao ad ost -oafira *sev
v*ed ta sf * s# pr-dt*aecu aesa
d Me hdB ’fa Ms doafih' and
bo Mfoosota' Peso fiiang Me
greoleo* peep*
nsdse thus had
aar her*
doesrvsag that bnndruda af ihesm
hads ad fisraanr sorviee gsea aapa
sun ntsfikaafi pun fiaaator MsMn dm
* tom g thus Mesa suafd hn an fiuM
ftoasi * • Oeepeasag a mga a pntftoS
i*to • be O' h eager d*moaU>4 Mai ha
'fiftfi seoaoMtog la aal and a pfiara la
figto
Mat
amster F>«ei efidataad aa aat#
lash the hoy to I r. ahtord
Mefu naa to ruaap Is
ages far a (ton tha srwasaasssev vtm
turned to Ma vamp pad itod gen# M
aotmasug nlM hla boys. <v4to ad dto
IpMHI fifMhrdl lnii #99M>*lNNii |di {§ tMMMflNT
by absw a bap, nto a amaf w MM
-use pithafi, aas lidtfi an th* greuasG
an ogfy rug m has handL hovtag
as rush hla hood en Ma hafhato sd Mn
rvvoh to tontoUg a 4b*a Tha smagf’
ttoataar ans dsuaaMhg the ooaad ohgito
a dvet-e >qp^« reg aid toa tojseed tod
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mm
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tosrhiass tor
fir Ford ds^Ured that h# had aat • ♦*••••• rsasnisn hatweag Mo rmn
th# rewi >'sst tdoa * epep >ho piss’* ■••*■« taisraalloasls pf Resist ta Raa
could he reopeoed It ess SSOouared ftftd lh* ~flIsods af sav^t *
tha’ th* snrmsl rnaeasipitaa of cool ,l *' '■ fitste* ha# ha
Is the F*>rd ladurt ’e# is I figg tr»as tsMtshsd with Ma
ssd slihoogh dor I a B4 to stats the others to# h«»wa to Amartca
smoust «u hssd st this time ..ff.. •»!# roorgaaltalloa asm# ss th# Worh
•ssd It eoatd he lwip«tv«ihie to do mure *f* party jBFfi^fi^
Mr Catoto* to add*
UMtohhdsaM«bh*f i
sp army, was fiaaa *
la ftoil Rlreuaa < a heart
•O to We«sg the
the aal tonal
Itototsf ta the
Me aas on* sd
#ps rot tons then# abo onrreeded to ohlslatod a
temporary tojutotton to Men Toth **
Mid ta rwotvatoing Kamog d# Valero or hto"^*
atthdroatag funds col tto
Mognoa ha ’a Is* R- as
ton Varh t'hsrtoa K» as* Hsghr
ralsry sf state anilsd oa the ^
lem a fta ret *ra the vtoR ta Bbtai
i- a Rmpsrur ttom Fed re mads
ratted Males to lfi?fi aad la *h
’toad ha yapaM Ma a>*hdM
Mo nsgasao pooeo moohms o toss as
noas foosed M guard Ms nhmn g
(ho poaoe arrtsed they IheeSsvl
Sr mot s tor reportiog fha hcvagsat
F-r fitmadhag the paopfip from the fi
ana uam tofMramu
Nth Third Rt
asm
Ma
asM
M tortad far th* Irish ropahMcns caase the Rrt
aad depoattsd to hnahs to Man Torh rtty *1 aa
reairaatol esi
thsa heefi ihs farasies
warm “
aad ovens
f
Fevoch Ship Goes to Bottom.
I,T>rl*ni Krame The Hattleshlp
France. 23 (K>v ton*. <»no (»f the prides
of the French navy, struck a rock off
Qulhemn bay In the darkness of ear
ly morning and went to the bottom in
75 feet of water
All but three of the 100 officers
and men of the crew were rescued
from rafts and lifeboats launched
from the battleship before she took
her final plunge
The wrecked warship, which was
one of four French battleships of the
first line, was returning from night
maneuvers to her ancharage at Port
Halifuen. when she rau on a hidden
rock lying 2:> feet below the surface
A great each was torn in the steel hull
of the dreaditaught. She remained
afloat an hour, giving the crew enough
time for escape in boats. Then the
doomed craft slowly settled, turned
on her side, and went down.
Gunboats Ordered to Yanktzi.
Peking.,—Ounboats of the foreign
powers, including the United States
steamship Irabel, flagship of Rear Ad
miral W. H. G Rullard, commanding
thy» American Yangtze river patrol,
have been ordered to the Yangtze dis
trict, with instructions to externimate
the bands of disorganized soldiers who
are firing on foreign merchant crafts.
bring permitted to wta thotr
. _ __ MMtf'iMqi w9 tJMi mm
•• mj&mmt litttft mt Ikli Vtm# t# mm
mtmmmfi i^mfI^ aI ^ mf Wf i§ x ttm b hi
b whlls holding to th* fundamental* at which ths litoral aad nigh minded
tradition for the freedom at Ireland Empsmr Dom F*dro pold ua at ths
•oldirs bonus legtslstloo wan oa th# -TB# raid followed Investigation* of still w#r# willing In offset a pear* tint# of th# c#«t#nnlal cotohratioa in
fiftaat^alMdar for a nocond tlm# but mor# than a y#ar la whlrh authorltl#* with Orsat Britain It horani' noc#s if:*.- said Mr JlggRgg. "Tbft pros#at
occasion is a most ausplrlons on# for
stated Lon Blonger. 72. of Deavsr. of th# Irregnlar fore## for ('nlllnn to rrvlvlnfi tnt
•rt
bWf
1 . " _ .Initial
0#i#y i« Bosws Fssaapa. d#fraad#d out of hsavlvr amounts
K ashlagtoa — Th# long d#f#rr#d nsquoatly.
Pftace tim# of lb# r
-MU nmain It to'trii t)#, .•» Hffi *Sld Mi
its tmm#dlat# futur# an w#l| as it* ul In other rltlrs atd#d Denver police sary la vlvw of the recent operations
Hmate fate waa In doubt
Hauler
at T rssm
riding k
r bank o(
tosrd an
t ' a rn#»1
f«ort##a «e
li ilyrnroo
bicycle A
ttowtolagB
rums sod s
(town tbe st
fl.«ttag
lag tto.
w *>■■■••«-■. <#. vi mi .u- irr#Kuiar lucres «or aoiiibb to reviving memorlrv of the part and for
While passage of the bill by th# *•*<! *>y Dlstrtct Attorney Van assume active charge of the national expressing an#w our feelings of #s
army In the field and for some time term and friendship for the Brasilian
past he had abandoned the civil part people.*
of the government for tbe military. I
Two Kilted By Train.
was ■ "fig* *(<-«! with
lumber Hunter, without li
time lo strip *>ff Ms Cimt. Jui_,__
the creek, nwam lo the helpless bop
and gra*|dnt him securely with one
sd. the bolds h»^ hid learned al the
scout rump, brought the drowhing
boy safely to the shore. Hunter, who
bsv three resell**, to bis credit, wan
senate eventually was regarded as a clae. to have been the “presldenr* of
certainty, there was no assurance of Ike alleged bogus stock exchange op-
actlon in the immediate future. Ne- orators,
gotistions for an agreement fixing a, - —
definite date for a vote with an inter- Former Kaiser to Wed.
vetting recess of the senate were con-! London.^—Former Emperor William
tlnued. but without success.
progress had been made, however, op- m * n aristocrat, according to a re- deaths and another was probably fa- Z 'T*‘aT‘“j '"T‘“ . \ of Crooked l ike Tun veer.'
ponents of any recess agreeing to a Port received by The Times. The wo- tally injured when the northbound To- x^Dece^be^ ^ p,,lnn6<, rescued his' small brother from
short vacation provided the bill were mm ‘a said to be almost of royal ledo-Detrolt flier on the Michigan Cen- 1 / De c em t>«r- drowning ut Jordan
taken up later with an agreement that rank and the mother of three chil-’tral railroad struck a motor truck load- T o« agenta is of wide scope, some
Central American Parley Proposed.
^ , San Salvador —A Central American * w, " n, r of the Junior lied Croat Ufa
belliolhfd to th, .Ido. of . Or- ul^T .|“l« th.t° 0^.’™" the’r ff'"''"”” ,0 b '' » 7 "''""''■"f 1
r. op- ™*n arl-tocra., accord,o, ,o a re d.aTh. ,*r.n«h “ i.a nroblblr h "““'‘“T: ."“"r*'’-,. Con * . '“‘A ”'7!
it should not be supplanted. dren. She and the children recent-;ed wt^h turpentine and gasoline at tJ * lp suh Y ects to <,ome U P being plans
Aside from the uncertainty as to ly v,8<te(1 th e former emperor at. the Dixie highway crossing Just out- for arbitration of a >i disputes arising
the time for action in the senate, the Doorn ' Holland. It Is said the mar-| 8 |de the village of IJockwood. 26 miles aB, ™ K the countries involved, the uni-
frlends and foes of the bill alike were rlaRe w111 ’ take P lace during the com-
In the dark regarding President Har
dings attitude.
Five Killed by Train.
Princeton, Ind.—Five persons were
killed and one seriously Injured when
a Chicago and Eastern Illinois pas
senger train demollahsd an automo
bile at a street rrosalag at Haubstidt
Ind f#«* mllm south of here Tha dead
are William Burris. 23. Jamies L Bur
Ha. his son 7: Mrs Ha rrt#* two ?*mr
old daughter Mra C C Ssilsrs 10
alsix at Mr Bums, sod Kvaagtota#
ffXltoi I yssrs tod daaghur af Mra
Mrs StoM tarns wif. *
Hinton and Party Rescued.
New York. — The United States
cruiser Denver, which rescued Lieut.
Walter , Hinton and his companions
Ing winter.
The report adds that this is not
the woman to whom the one-time
emperor was reported some time ago
to be betothed.
south of here. Both locomotive and ficat,on of moneys throughout Central,
truck burst Into ames. America, a customs union with a stan-
<• ■ j dardized tariff, and better arrange-
Kllls Children and Then Herself. m * ents for exchan * e of Central Amer| -
Baltimore, 0.—Mrs. Emmett Green, j can P roducts -
40, killed herself in her home two! ■ 1
miles east of here after she had kill-
Worst fire in-Tampico*#
Tampico, Mexico—The business dis- ley. by slashing their throats with
[ M X „ ______ _ i • ry * ,« ®
Two Airmen Killed in Accident.
Riverside, Calif—Lieutenant Reeves
of San Diego was Instantly killed and
from the wrecked seaplane Sam’paio Ltr^k here was swept’by fire recently, a razor. The bodies of the three : Clarence Williams Grsen. his mechan-
f orreia is on its . way to Key W’est., Three persons are known to be dead i were found on the kUchen floor when iician. was fatally Injured when, their
naval officials here said. The sea- and twelve others seriously Injured,
plane fell while flying from Nassau Property damage estimated at more
to Haiti on the way from New York than five million pesos was caused.
The origin of the fire is not known.
to Rio de Janeiro.
^ Revolution in Peru Reported.
Santlago.^Chlle^Accordlng to dls-
Chsrlsston Yard-Will Be Closed.
Washington. «— Acting Secretary
her husband returned to the house army airplane was caught In an air
at noon. Despondency over the death pocket while flying at Elsinore, near
of another child early this year is giv- here, and plunged into Lake Elsinore
en ss the capse of the deed.
in a nose J dive.
Steel to Increase Day Labor Wages. Demand for Cotton in Germany Poor,
New York. — Tha United States' Washington. — German demand for
latches from a reliable source a revo- Roosevelt set the date for the final Rteel corporation announced that the American cotton during the next six
ut onary movement las broken out closing of the Charleston <8 C> navy wage rates of day labor at all Us man months will amount to not more than
n the city of Cuxco. Peru Command . yards for next November 1. It had ufacturlng plants would be Increased half the quantity consumed during
aceres. of the flftadMh regiment, been exported th# yard would be'20 per rent September 1 and that the past six months, according to a
stationed at Cuxco. is said to have closed about September 1. orders hav other rates would be adjusted report to th# commerce department
.#at a message to President LegtHa, lag been iasaed Mat It shoaM be doe- At th# office of the corporation K General money tightness sad ths
ft fifiOo- officer, efi as boor aa P0ft«lhl«L tod <*** aald a host 1&4.MB men W*sid be, rowllaoed f-tHart of the mark Mr
The
“ind bean killed aad several woeaded la an order signed by Cotoael
1 ** fif %ta Omm Pftcffictnrs. | volt. Bo said the departasont s
da la eleae the yard
■ fi rBaapwd aad the
Ji
'atarted b? tha bow scale aad that Herring aald. has pat the German cot
tBoF Roald rerotv# Id reals aa hour t^r. industry la a partlrelarty serloas
Mo ad•*seed wagve eeadntoa so Mat It mtoot either great
tBfi.Bfifi IT larveaM Ma capital er ebuia far
to fie* are la etffa rredRs. tt prsssat predactlea to
AMERICAN LEGION TO HtLP*
Many -thoi^ands of boys will liavo
the advantages of scouting wlu» are
now asking in vain for admission be
cause scoutmasters and troop facili
ties are not available, if the vigorous,
efforts of the Aim-ricun Legion to in
duce every Legion post in the United'
States to become sponstfi^for at least
one troop of hoy scouts succeeds. A
pecent issue of the American *Legioi>
Weekly contains a ringing cull ta-
posts to do this, signed by Comman-
der-in-Chief Hanford MacNider. Mr.
MacNider writes: “No finer teaching^-
of loyalty and patriotism, no finer
training for useful, clean American
citizenship exists than this of the Boy
Scouts of America.” .. ... .
GOOD TURN TO AVIATORS
Marking of the cities and towns in
westeru Pennsylvania for aviators en
route to 1’lttsburgb. aa proposed by
Maj. B. H. Ifulvlhlll, president of tbe
Aero club.of Pittsburgh, will be one of
th# special community aervtces to > -
rendered by boy sroula The planf ,
to have the ecuuts mahe great leitl /
■••en gathered la the Waste
ef the
are I# he