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5 THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL S. C. lEASE NOTED 'IN EMPLOYMENT #N¥jess is sound despite THE RAILROAD AND FUEL SITUATION. 0 " EMAND FOR FARIA LABORERS August. Jepartment of Labor Issues Industrial Analysis for the Month of 4 Mr. E. m-—Employmrnt showed ed from Aukuhi as com of the singinf ,ler ‘ (,,in * th '* s< ’ un,, ' meeting hist f,l ' 8pit " ,h " nitl an ‘ 1 Julian Strong ' ,crordin « , lhe d 1 e * or s Industrial analy | ' f ‘ L r, ‘ a h jeaillriK cities re ^ul preacher at emidoyment, 28 re- Allendale an/« tnunities atta conditions In Virrinla Mr. I'.M-. stdersldy durlnr Auaust. open the Increases evident In tea- | tember—t * r * n ^ leather ffaptiat ,or , * rtn lnl > * ,^ ■ ^, 30,000 GREEKS KILLED AND 40,000 CAPTURED Ixmdon.—Turkiah forces have captured Smyrna, according to a wireless message received here from Constantinople. „ A dispatch to The Dally Mail said that Turkish National military au thorities at Angora claim that 30,- OOtr Cjeeks have been kiled and 40,- 000 taken prieoner since the Turk ish offensive opened on the Ana tolian battle front. Practically all of the Turkish ter ritory jn Asia Minor awarded to Greece by the-treaty-of Sevres and won by conquest is again In Turk ish hands. The Turks are demanding that the Allies and all Christians quit Turkey immediately. The entire Christian population of Anatolia is in flight. It is stated that Turkey will demand Indemnity from Greece for the damage caused by the fighting in Antola. T DIM CROP FOR YEAR WORTH BILLION AND QUARTER MORE THAN LAST YEAR’S - ... 1_ i_ ■ . ' ■ ■ • ; . . CROPS. AUGUST WAS UNFAVURABLE Cotton, Corn and Hay Production Over a Billion Dollars Each In Value, Estimated. UNDERGOES IMMERSION AT AGE OF HUNDRED AND FIVE Shelby, N, C —Mrs. Susan Pruett, widow of the late David Pruett, who will be 11)5 years of age in a few days, was baptized a tCasar under most unusual circumstances. Mrs. Pruett has never been‘ a member of the church in all these ..years, hut she became converted a short time ago during her sickness - and joined Pisgah church. The or dinance of baptism was adminitser- ed by Rev. R. J. Weathers. Many bf her friends declared that she was too old to undergo immersion —as her breath was short and they feared the shock would be too much for her. Her physician advised against it, but Mrs. Pruett insisted and her friends asked that her wishes he carried out, even if she died under the strain, because she fell about four months ago and sus tained a fractured hip, which ren dered her helpless and bedridden. IS KILLED V IN “FLYING PARSON/’ WITH TWO OTHERS. ARE KILLED WHEN — - AIRPLANE FALLS. TWO KILLED AND 4 WOUNDED ■todkM rhlle the b'd- harvestlng K«nm1 and kin- orts Iron and ateel i henU J and m*tal pr>du«t0 !»► Hid* and aii«* • !l*n«-«>u» in nlao reported alirht inert an BILL FARRIS. AGED 56 OR SHOOTS UP HOME OF HIS NEIGHBOR. 60, Washington. — This year’s import ant farm crops will be worth approxi mately $1,250,000,000 more than their {value last year. Production forecasts announced by the department of ag-j riculture indicate this year's impor tant crops will aggregate approxi mately $6,600,000,000, calculating their value on September 1 farm pricea. Threa crops corn, cotton and h**—; BEING GIVEN SERIOUS CONSIDER- REOBGANIZATION OF GUARD *ioytn*nt In the •»a»e ■wrtol ta* r * ,oUM »° M Catall*4 I ttumbrr i>( fsr farm Ubuft Ferns Surrender* Without Statement and Piscod in County Jail at York. will exceed a billion dollars' each in value, their aggregate comprising more than one half of tha value of all the important crops. *J . August growing conditions were ee- pertally detrimental t>v the bumper Ntw Adjustment to More Economical ATION BY V WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS. Rutland, Vt.—For a crowd of 30,000 people, assembled at the Rutland fair grounds ‘-'a flying circus'' staged with aeroplanes and balloons- was turned into a tragedy, four partici pants meeting death. An aeroplane crashed from a height of 2*000 feet, carrying to their deaths the pilot, me chanician and • passenger. A few hours later an aeronaut, leaping from a balloon 1.500 feet in the air. was killed when his parachute failed to [Open. The dead: Uentenant lb Ivin W Maynard, known throughout the country' ■* "the Flying Parson.** pilot of the aero- ■ •r k i* no* Mr* Mr hu tth industrial Im;>rv• rm•• i kowa roUaa t**ttl* plant* an <5 td*d rrnpb’vmvnt f **f a • »f* Idl*- th*' I and tran*p«*r<n<i*<n d*f par* St It «f*r* .«#**-t a tl G**t>>nia «** in < >«inde«t < I !«* • mjmqi \ C - Two dead another a local b<a*pltal and thru* •nmmnrtae* the atory of a affair at (lover. B C. It ife of her*, when Rill Fnrrta ma aniurh and shot np the corn crop* and to toe codon crop. (*orn suffered n to«a during August of 14S.0M.6ffh bushels, worth at Hep- tember 1 prices Ikff ffM.ffM. The gov- ernment'a latest torn sat placed thi* pruepectlve prodnctlon Bl 2.V7'» •*>«)''"0 Basis For Peace Tims Oevstop- msnt Proposed. U rrc ut« it U T. Wood eager of Tlcon- with May- a. M ^ la ft m f ff * Iff bod A a gnat lag prospertlv •Tt.Pfff bales i amowal of co mo >a had an almost equal an earlier report show- e pfodu> t ion decreased lurtag th* month That ttoa at Rept*mb*r 1 Washington Reorganh Kfetl Ion of the nard Vat tonal Guard «oa a m**r « r (.onomual * Mechi iTlU Charles 1 Mloaetia. Platte- haata lor It* peate-tlnsc Ur trkapmrnt barg. \ . Y* Is belag gives serious < lofe * !l«*fen f A (Pared* vtli jtmtth fbuetoa. by. member* of the bouse fell ib-commit neroaau l tee 00 military appropria as and by | Ltewt* it Maya ard and bis rom- war departaseat officials 1 isaesMona pan ton* n 1 kfl* fengi | beea makia* daily i bob Tn»l i fall and ear* Th* nald ha vi 1 • thj mail 4< «d CRAMPS, PAINS. AND BACKACHE St Louis Woman Relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg etable Compound St Louis, Mo. — M I was bothered with cramps and pains every month and had backache and had to go to bed as I could not work. My mother and my whole family always took Lydia E.,Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compouhd for such trouoles and they induced me to try it and it has helped me very much. I don't have cramps any more, and I can do my housework all through the month. I recommend your Vegetable Compound to my friends for female troubles."— Mrs. Della Scholz, 1412 Salisbury Street, St Louis, Mo. Just think for a moment Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has been in use for nearly fiffy years. It is prepared from medicinal plants, by the utmost pharmaceutical skill, and supe rior methods. The ingredients thus combined in the Compound correct the conditions which cause such annoying symptoms as had been troubling Mrs. Scholl. The Vegetable Compound exer cises a restorative influence of the most desirable character, correcting the trou ble in a gentle but efficient manner. This is noted, by the disappearance, one after another, of the disagreeable symptoms. SQUEEZED TO DEATH When the body brgra to fftdVen and movement become* psunful ff m ueualiy an mdnnon that the Rodney* err out of order. Keep ' •*• r*. oe4r«| i *** «ahivl« Ia4s*trt«** «»f Ife •tffkfel i.wk f«e •*pp*: a a«ab*r rr ees negl »Ugbt is< r*a My*r*v« P f u • • <r fe! plov fe **fe! Mr. egP pl«>e!r at JW — of lev* wua is H r . Tei^w"* •*F V * Hkm beil4l«S* r*«(a«r*ai* le lb* suwtb ** Kfe lb* *«s»* • a* fivteg »-• dbT Sftetpi (o .ailU-4 Mr Ev P r*rwtrtag Sfffff'F of of ae * tu lb« ftp*- • a a. wgb I At ll >g f r«*srai Be#**#- •♦«*»•»» Ta**« ta ••»« Hackiact >a Atrorfflag l«» a re qaaei fr<-m t*o«*ra<>e ltit> bl^ nt Vlarv lead ll#<reiar» fb-obj ore-red naa 0«*nrgr iw-nav-M <<f th*- llamptoB Roe :* natal (rsiaitc •iati<>a lo hr ta h*a to Halt I more under a marine guard for raamlnatiue la roee*-, tioa with the kidnapping and killing U*t February of (’lair* Ktoee. an eight fear “.'1 Baltimore a, hoot girl Beteral dava ago Bennett la aald to have told (’apt K 7. J<»hn»on. hla commanding officer, that h*- -a* pr*-a ent when (’lair** Stone wa* murdered by a man knoa n aa “Red Governor Kttchlc. In hi* request to Secretary Denby. jiald the police were not ready to fully accept Bennett r atory hut a anted him brought to Hal- i tlmore under guard so that he might be examined The governor said two men were under arrest In Baltimore [ \e«t»a Tavtnr. • g—4 11 fears ah< through th* •toatar h Hla latest la* • ef« |wfftWate4 I* tl i b* oprratfag tabs t laa4 J«4kaana. bepAes of Mr Mr* Taftue *lka( *b4 billed UMta If - d T*» k*r ag-4 21 *Aot I b r tbe rtgbt Uag aa4 ViUI aof live a*- vaiag *«f atteadtag phyaWtaae Wie*^* <**rtie a*4 l^ta Tayleg. 2* aa-t 21 yr«r« reepevtlvely. are ahot • hf-agb lb* a** b a ad cheat I tally Tay leg agr4 etght years ta (h—t ibrv*egb th* arm a ad ta eed as- ry->e*ty •••un4<f4 Farvt* hewsaae > a caged R ta report r4 here eb*a lb* TaiL»r chlMr** and f««i»e of bte «bitdrea became tavolveff ! ta a quarrel There had beea had * feeMag tMtOeea t^e t fefeWt tndb ata EMM WT* » sbat peae> Ural 1) fell of thie ] pTfefef fe | rope will he wort ta av thaj Las! ftp nr with the •See 9**0* sf w b*a 1 fry# aad peaaat* Cwrti 1 v 111 1» na w tift ll fe ^rf.,t!matf !* • 4bd fefefe * feMfeT*. t mum 9 taa aa* a*te aata ttt epptea 1 »44 aaa aaa. hay 1 Ifefli mt 947 aanaa*. aad peaches m- i df aa< f 4* at iter u V.. * - hsmhhy by COLDMEML ■nysmtOf. t •%# ^Ma wee It u ' 4 th* all Ti » famllle that he t hiidrve i -all had ha- IM aaa da* Thia >ear • taffM at*4 crap srttl have a vale#, rah slated aaedflttatlf aad haaed ea IMptemher I harm prices, aa folleea Wheat 9770 dMBffff: rent II Ml MeeM aata fset |eeeee barter ft*.- baa aM. bar hah-at 111 tM aM: rye ITahaaOM. petateea. 9ia5.4M.dM; aaeat potataes. Hid Jffaaaaj hay itamet. II alt aMaM. hay tatldt. 1122 dM aM. r«d1oa ie*« test re at aeedt. II Sdt 4«e *M. apples iJVr lea aM yea«h*a. IM IM.ffM, yeaaata. 910.4M.ffM. ffa aaeed. $22 IM ffM. aad beeaa. $41 OOO.Offff. A met b a rd 4* by B*t< aff the aaiMtal g pttah*4 The Bret eoeld the Streaglh aad deselapt it lag approyrtattaaa aad eoeld preeefthe "a motv r*qetr*sa*at a* ta tha peace atfeegth "th my optatoe ** ffecr* •aid. the latter I best; moreover it National Guard aa< meat la haow eh else id th* fart that th* •treagth ea* flied aolely Gray Hair a* a* *—* etaav* ft*- retary Weeh* i th* fair**t aac la due to hath th* ta th* W’ar ttepart r* they etaad la pr*-**-at eai hv ( oagr> ** aai a* I’' fertfel iinra aad helag tearful of being ml stood by th* Katt«mal Guard tale le maha any detait* ree* datloa* ■* Regnrdiag th* ponalhle redurtloa la the aecretary added, ’the I t ir* rfo lag eel feed ai afft W •4* th* th e| J th' MV ard 4* ana •* M m I.l* utf ftaat Mar pervoaa*-) of a ' Bjtag that had eatertalaed large ially far a week nlth stuat fty rat up aa paaeeagers Both na’aatly killed I.leuteaaat May who piloted the plaae.. • aa Hr*-ath!ng when apectators n the wrre hospital The body of .Lieutenant Maynard wa* rent to his home at Kerr. N. C. Woman Shot During Search. Shelby. N. C—Mrs I B Millrr of which Chiltlv u h theui denfF gust old* - Conf. has p Mr f Willi Thr ten famillea ar* a**nr anghhors Oenat# ta inveaGpete ,i th. i l<>*• r mills and shea enung Waaitartne — A bene^ • • * • • • -n Ta.lor .lid or *014 •.•mrthing into th*- method* and pea* tIces llrgrd to ha»r tx-rn off*-n»i*r. ehile ployed la th* marketing of cotloa eaa ,( play nlth the Farrla.rhildrra. the ordered by the senate ta the adopttoa strength •id man aeiged hla gua. loaded with of the resolution by Senator Smith, augfeatloa has been made from Na- ’ nckahot and of-ned fire on th- lad. demo*mt South raroltna ehlh seeks u 0 nal Guard aourrea that a peacetime 1 «'cordlng to reports here. Aa differ ( 0 determine whether there Is later- strength of 2SO.OM. or 450 or Mo per nt memle r* of the family cam*- to fereare with the law of supply and senator and representative, would be ‘he rescue, hr picked them off aa demand la th* cotton market adequate at the present time l»r-athing when spectator* rushed to they ,amr out of the house door from ft |* < |atm*d la preambles to the “This strength.** the war aecretary t |,* wr*<k but died on the way to the ! 1* own porch. It is aald Toung John- resolution* that the combination of continued, “would permit of the com- ».*n. a nephew of the Tayior family, the carry over and the estimated pro |q*tluD of the IS Infantry divisions, a e.i«* %isitmg the Taylor home When durtinn for this year will not be suf- proper proportion of cavalry troops, he went to the rescue he was killed flrlent to meet the world demand and the coast artillery companies and cer- Instantly The father. J M Taylor,lynt quotations fail "utterly to respond tain independent infantry and special wa* at work in the mill. The mother, to conditions ’* It Is further stated troop units which are essential and {or some reason unexplained, did not that cotton consumption both here and necessary. 1 consider the 18 infantry tome out of the house, it is said. abroad has increased hut there has divisions the keystone of the structure faroleen, is in a serious condition. All the wounded were rushed to been no corresponding increase In an( i j n m y opinjon. nothing should probably fatally Injured, at the Ruth- br tha crime and that Bennett might 1 (; af ,tonia hospitals, where they wrere revenue to the producers, a condition he done which would interfere with arfoM hospital, suffering from the ef- bo able to Identify one of them I-hen immediate attention. which It Is alleged threatens to se- their completion. It is possible that feels of twp bullet wounds, and Pro- Farris was immediately ^arrested riously damage the industry. certain auxiliary units which are in- hibition Enforcement Officer Evan ;md conveyed to the York county Jail The investigation is to be conduct- eluded in the.division'could be with- Houser. Deputies John Wesson and nt York Farris has been living In and e d by the Senate agricultural com- drawn, such as the air squadron and p. arlie Hoyle and Carl Short, the firound Clover for a number of years mittee. v the tank company. In those cases i as t named the driver of the officers’ pnd he too was an employe of this where the state will have difficulty In t . a r. are held under $500 bond, as a_re- mill, which is owned by Charlotte Hold-Up Men Take $50,000 in Jewels, maintaining units- of this character." 8U it of an attempt to search an auto interests. Feeling around Clover was Chicago.—Adolph Kuntsler, said to Questionnaires already have been mobile near Casar. this county, jntense, but there were no threats of he a New York jeweleL was assault- aen t by the War Department to the ; Mrs. Miller, her husband and small violence. ed by three men irwa restaurant on commanding generals of all regular daughter and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Farris has been married twice and Upper Sheridan road and robbed .of army corps areas and by the militia Thompson and ( child, hll of Caroleen, has a number of children, some of jewelry valued at $50,000, according bureau - to the state adjutants general, were stopped near Casar by the of- whom are married. to reports to the police. The bandits requesting the views on a new reor , fleer*, who thought the car eontaibei — — - ■" escaped in an automobile. Kuntsler ganizatioh __of the national guard, j whiskey. The machine was. halted, Prices of Foods Show Decrease. was taken to a hospital where it was All these communications point but. according to Officer Houser's Washington —Only one of 26 repre- ; S aid he had been severely beaten. out that the “economic conditions con- statement, when Houser stepped on pentatiye cities in the United States . ——— s fronting "tkq government and the the running board of the car the ma re ported an increase in fheQievel otl Held For Murder Complicity. states make it expedient to consider chine was quickly thrown irv gear and Ladies LetCuiicura Keep Your Skin Fresn and Young 25 md Mv. Ti *p* R. fej Tlie • navy department, it was said Mrs. G were f Mate ?nnett will not he turned over jurisdiction of the Maryland authorities, hut will remain in custody of the marine guards Cox Talks of European Affairs. New York. — Re-establishment of prosperity in the United States must he given first place in the thoughts of Americans and must be the preface to discussion into the entrance of this country into European affairs and Into the league of nations, declared James* M. Cox, former Governor of Ohio, and democratic candidate for the presidency at the last election, on his return from Europe on the. Paris. _ !' Mr. Cox went abroad to study o-ld world politics and economic condi tions. the con- fall. Mr. Cox years ago. j that the international issue would We **JJS* ! ' “the failure of the administration hers w*^bcoth In the moral and unselfish view-, army. .on the one hand, and the practical feMfftt and selfish view on the other, to par thews oi M cl P at e ln Ihe affairs of the world.” Jy ninett ® ut ' ad< * e<1, the matter °Y govern j mental association to promote peace ' must yield ta the matter of .---tablieh- tag economic order in this country ' * Mr Cos aald that, tor the moment. u nothing pressing in the 6( the league of nations th Discussing the issues in e siofe bl eg& to na j elections this fall retail food prices for the month from} Hackensack. N. J. — Mlks Alice a modification of the allotment of the-fmoied off at a rapid rate of speed, duly 15^0 August 15, and that was less j Thornton, of Now York. w’as^arrfistecLtroops of the national guard to the some one shot. Houser states he than five-tenths of one per , cent, ac- here charged with complicity with states.’’ ’ doeT npt know—who—ft- was^—Mrs. cording to figures made public by the! George - Cline, movie location scout, in' v >—w I Miller was hit jp the back, the bullet bureau of labor statistics of the de- j the. .murder, qq August _?5 of Jack Raiser Will Marry Widowed Princess.-. ta jtj nR e ff ect in the liyer. partment of labor. ! Bergen, mot iotK picture actor. Miss London. — r The former kaiser's in- Decreases amounted to five per cent Thornton was taken in custody when tended bride is Princess Hcrmine of > increase in Milwaukee and Springfield, III; four s he left the room where the county Reuss, 34 years of age.-widow, accord- re '° oveme ing to a report quoted liy the Daily f Washington. ^Despite the effect of thf shopmen’s strike, freight loadings per cent in Indianapolis, Peoria, St. grand" jury was investigating. Louis and St. Paul; three per cent in Chicago. Kansas City, Manchester, Omaha and Philadelphia; two per Mail's Berlin correspondent Enters Higher Class. The engagement, he adds, will not on all the country s railroads during Richmond. Va.—For the first time bft-^nnounced until after the anniver- th* week ended AuSjaat -'6 totaled cent in Baltimore, Bridgeport. Buffalo, in it* history the Medical College of sary of the late ex-kaiserine * birth- SB,838 cars, an increase of 34.619 cars Detroit. New Haven. New York. Provi- ( Virginia has been admitted to that day,> October 22. aicomparejl with the preceding week dence. Rochester and Washington; ejas* of schools in the United States Princess Hermine is the widow, of Mordlng to a report by the Asso« is one per cent in* Dallas. l^>s Angeles, having a reserve ofHcfrg’ training Prince Jean of Schonalch-Caroloth. tkn of Railway Executive*. ( oal Portland. Maine, and Richmond, and corps with an office^ o^the United who died Tn April. 1920. 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Through tickets fr«m principal points. Id Little Rock. of military science and tactics. Report Greeks New la FliffhL Parte'—Latest advices reaching firtel rircJaa hare on tha Asia ? mother of live children. Doolittle Decides Trip by Train. San Die go. Calif—Lieut James H Doolittle, who ha* Jnat completed a record breaking oneetop flight from elite Pin. in Baa for a flight in hkh ha Greeks Fall Back. . Athens —A military communique Is sued recently any* that there has hees a withdrawal aloag (he whole Crash front seder pressure a? ihe enemy J resorts darters chat Greek Carps Reported Captured Parte —The Turkish advssc* guards than thirty mites tram yraa according w. the latest offtetal renrhifff tram Aegean airy w repart rtl aa a naan flm itagr Merchants & Miners Trans. Co* A. E. Porter, G. A., Norfolk Health -Rest-Economy Just Normal for Him. A “n*-rvnu» breakdown" often mean* insanity, but when's Rngidan anvietiaL alrsnidy ItuMtie. ha* -u ’’nervous break i down"' vliat is his condition?—Loulp vHle('i»urier Journal. . I * S ' Continuous Performance. Ainley—‘That American girl (day* j the harp like an aag«4 v *. Kipp—“Tea; I •he nen talks with a twang “ *<