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COIN HCREJI6E GUI
BUI EKPECI HELD
THRU MILLION BUtHILt MORV
THAN LAST YEAR. ACCROO-
ING TO REPORT.
V.
OTHER CROPS ARE REDUCED
* MWOfll f
Amount of Sorphum, Sweet Potfttoftft
Peas and Peanuts Low, But Vege
tables Are Good.
Saluda.—Corn acrea** is reduced 4
per cent, but indicated production is
nearly 3,000.000 bushels more than
last year, according to the report of
R. B. Hare, agricultural statistician
in South Carolina for the United
States department of agriculture.
Condition July 1 is reported at 73 per
cent of normal, the ten year average
for the corresponding date being 82
per cent.
I«ack of rain in, June is responsible
for decreased acreage and low cond:-
tion in extreme northern tier of coun
ties. whereas early plantings have
been badly Injured by worms and bor
«r* In all sections of the state. Inter
mediate and late plantings are more
promising.
im
•MOW IMCRtAtt
— OfM* •
frosa Us* l'•tfad Mates la at
awoaaled te CttlM*
compered with I.Ml.tM the week
before v.
Flfurea made pebllr by tbe
commerce departmeDt showed the
followiag com pari son a of (rain ex
ports last week with those of tho
previous week:
Barley, 182,000 buahela, against
189,000 bushels; corn, 107,000,
against 175.000; oats. ’ 41,000,
against 78,000; , rye, 1,481,000,
-Against 610,000; wheat 2,716,000
against 2,618,000; flour 138,000 bar
rels, against 140,000 barrels.
Export of Canadian grain from
American porta amounted to 636,-
000 bushels against, 700,000 bush
els the week before. V
FIRE FOLLOWED EXPLOSION
EXPLOSION OCCURS IN ILLINOIS
PLANT OF CARTRIDGE
COMPANY.
WILL GOME BAGK
81 PANAMA CANAL
HARDING TO GAIL ON •. ». HEN-
DERtON INSTEAD OP. PRESI
DENT HARRISON.
THE PRESIDENT TAKES ; OATH
Ship Ploughs on Across Gulf of Alas
ka as He Tells Wifs of Arctic
Brotherhood.
Twenty-Five Others Are ^.Injured;
Those Most Seriously - Injured
Were AH Women.
Aboard TJ. S. S. Henderson, With
President Harding.—Pfedldent Hard
ing will make the trip from San
Diego, Calif., to New York via, the
Panama Canal and Porto Rico on the
marine transport Henderson, instead
of on the shipping board . steamer
President Harrison and American
legion. ^
Deflinite arrangements for tbe use
of the Henderson were decided, and
announcement was made that (he
schedule for the return provided for
the arrival of.the presidential party
at New York August 27, It was con-
POUR RILLfO m
▼RAIIS-OUS CRASH
Instantly klU«4 when n
PnefGe tmln • track an
Oregon-Uni Ifornla motor bus be-
jwoon Tangnnt sod Khedd- near
hsrn. according to reports receiv
ed bore by tho railroad company.
Tho dead were taken to Eugene.
Other passengers of tho bus were
believed to have been injured.
FRENCH SENATE
I RATIFIES TREATY
COMPLETES STEPS .NECSSSARY
TO PUT AGREEMENTS IN-
PORCE.
TO MAKE FOUR WEEKS TOUR
DESIRES TO GAIN PERSONAL
KNOWLEDGE OF PROGRESS
MADE.
Would Have Efficient Peace Ti/ne
Basi'a For Citizen Army in Case
of Need.
EXCEPT NOTICE DEPOSITS
How Long it Will Take Ratificatior
Deposits to Arrive in Washington
is Unknown.
Washington.—The French senate’s
ratification of the Washington naval
treaty and the four power pact com
pletes the steps necessary to put the
agreements into force except for the
deposit of ratifications by all the sig
natories in Washington.
Washington.—General Pershing will How long it will take for the French
make a tour of summer military ; formal notice of ratification to reach
Baby Ceased to
Fret After He
• Had Teethin
camps over the country, beginning
with an inspiration of the New York
Washington is not known nor it is
certain how much time will be requir-
rallroad
baa h«
Rowtk w
of Alaska.
National Guard camp at PeeksglU.led for all of the other powers.to send
and visits to Camp Meade, Md. f and here all the papers necessary or the
the Pennsylvania guard camp at Ml. final act of putting the Washington
Gretna. July 17 or 18. conference agreements Into effect.
On July 22 he will leave Washing- The mehtod of deposit and announce-
ton on a four weeks’ tour his tents- me nt of the effective date of tha
Alton. 111.-Nine persons were kill- *!. t,T * int,n< ‘ r » r J r ^ Camp treaties 1. provided for In the docu-
_ « d .*Kentucky, July 22 and 24; menu themselves. Article XXIV of
Failure to retltz* a fa r prtr»- for ^ Bj^tsMc shell department of the
last year's crop the commercial acM vVeatern Cartridge company plant at
are of «wi-et potatoes Is 5 per cent Alton
less than in 1922 Present rondlto* Tftrr# of |h<( w#| . #
is »© per cent of normsi They were • Mr* MltUu Warren, of
T"° reason, .re .seined for de A|IOO m , Hh , r ^
crease la arreoge of aoephumN-aue fos Anns Gorman of Alloa; Miaa Ruth
• vrup Oae is that rond't'.oaa at plant of Alton, and Miss Hasel
Inc time erre . u rh rhst other • Young of R— kford Ul. employe*
demsaded sll »»sil*t>le lahoe aad
termers were suable to sees the seaal Allan Frank IT as of Al m %mm deRnrt»an« aam «T»e*mment of the I a **d •tatea. and
acreage Oa tha other head M la held n -, rr -., ad Rrwwntwwn. Ills *** r «**»* r »* u * | T —Oanoenl Feeahing deetree id snU 4^ , r eeitiad cofSea thereof shall ha
that heewtofoee « eery ira«* peereni Manila Alien and Howard Frwssdeni Hardin* hnn hound hMh- an »nnma>a psrssnsl hasuladge ad tnMaMltied hp thm gwesmmsnt u> tha
e*e ef the eoepham >as was *rwwa ^ Attwn >*** ^ •• ••th oeeer to miatrea< tho gewarwao made in tea trauainf •mat rwnirarHMi pwweea *
end ewta* to the lores t ih«na Injared. M In imr Mshwr a SuR at a hwree rnnsfa lot th* jr**' ^ JI ^ . XaJSww* nswwwsaww wt the. ia
• h* left th* #**•* dwnn« tear ^ ^ ^nao threw ,tn«n are Tho ahMsatann in ha hted in hath ' ••nrwllmn taurieua iho Hi m prewmhwd periods at
wmter a*d see •* * deeveoee in acre n* la a ,rnewi (wm«uon In thsa* ••* part ad an andh Mwa army prastd'd Rsr te ihw ant in* ttm^ mlratefrd teas tea date ad tew
aoa lantmRp Si Man I itm * In ten M Mpteted seesswa bp tea ft safe ad at 1s«ma. hi detenaw nwt ad ISSS Hteauw tho % t9mm «* ratteen tsena Yanaate ad
Tww >*<•• ere t*t*a* pdar* »# ew* |* •met impdm y a*t^ nald *bwa ha hseateo a teatehst at ten haewsss* sd hs* ate peemat him ^ m serappwd mast ha rwadar
seas# aad •*<•*< bwaoA. sspweSaiiy the ^ ha«* iwn ePmhdlp ~ejsrsd AfutM heathwehawd II* tedap tarn *• eases*••••• ■ s*nrhr ternpahke al tettest aarRh* see
i*»*e * Neewsedew* «ww pwa* h**« __ ^ m*-e-w hdad tew ante te part in tern Mar# ttetew be la ase^dtef tnettedtena in an asamtea and
hsan Mdieutet to a teens MiMt a«h H|m j—arn-k •• ••• teStetnad teutehten ••••■• tetei dWtePn m «** irsupudau efcsn hw hnaMp ttenNSf
sew* «a seedy ewdk ta ee .snee* hah — ^ < r nwia tMwwa *t Raes ^ te* ptwwapeatbet pnHp TWw «nsed »*i*rd end eaawewa entpa and mh ^w%«a M SM-.’he The swpa* easea
•d the ese'e Sat awr^ad *be pwe« ^ea ^ ^ ^ -ee»«e#y .^ aeae •h* , '** , *a gPMB hathand ha* keewd sta.taserewdad ta she pewaeeswe m •• p#-,team tew -a* *1 ehspe
rear* swsees saaae haew mssauseed *aa ’ _ A . . aade»*ka aad hie *»*% saaees aewt tea ‘tsmai aeateda # te a* -we^-e* er-m (We da*
eee keSt eat ■ ~
y-*s •• •**# terwM eed the en-eawe _ . . . .. kwweheehwwd * pmepuBa % up fpaaoaf —euttew'Whea tu* la *•• tewte te a W__ _
^ Mite dNpsti n 0
a law -seems **we see d r r» *ws swat ■ ^ . ~~ " . _ team «e esed hem *• tea hs* w f* n —g - is~ Caaams flia i 1 jre~ Seed 1 • *W tew l*nt te aSmn ewpaseemwat
te»d be eeweesesaed Is eew sesed * a - m ~ ~ “ ’ " _ ^ - _ . - - - - . _ _ ^
• .«ee w .f . A -A-n M Um0 ■* i tewa f —i tee SteLNs sa b^ teat »• teli ter ante
Rftsaes aewaana te eapwwad a* T* sue ■' tm ■■■ V | UAe ^MaMae^a sewa emwwmeawd m. - ——- — -— ante te
te *+'*<• ** # 'bw* te 1 I t drte* nh**#M
ted • stest ■
ed and 25 Injured In an explosion la , . .
realize a fair price for (h „ Bw>fa% , 4 . k . M ft# .a. fo " t0 ^ Mh,n * lo,, _ [Camp McClellan. Ala. July 25 26; Fort the n . Tal trMty „ yt
The Hrnrl|r«on tontinurd 00 bar Sam Houston. Texas. July 2*29; and "The present treaty shall bn rath
coarse across tbe Gulf of Alaska *n . Go* Angele* July SI. where he will ra- the con tract lag power* ta no*
roole to Rwaward After a sbxrt sUy qmIb to greet President Harding on cordance w.tb their res pert tva coa-
there th»- party will go aboard a spe m# Utter s return from AUaka. stttatloaal methods and shall take of-
cUI trahi and *Urt over tha Alaekaa AfterwaH. Gwoern! Pershing will ;#cl 00 , ht ^ ^ , b# d,yoa»t of ail
f»r so. borage aad Fair rteit vartoas traiatag camp* la tho ratlSratloaa which shall taho
te eat. winding ap hla taaf at Camp pure at te'aehlagtoa as aoea as poe
rentier vsperted la the Oalf Caster, Mich. Aagaet 12 sthle The preseal treaty shall re-
lea te hi tam irrzmmrr, af "* ' ' ■ tet ate ft W MS tei—F { Aa naawuarsmsnt teased at teStete^jate Irgrimg te tee arvhlvaa hi tha
>U*t Altos Freak
ReeewM Berbers, of
Charles Hsek’-e. Alisa, sad He
Hester of A Men
Three of ib«n* tajstwd. M la
“When my baby began lo cut
teeth he was »o fretful and fere
I couldn't do a thing with him.
took all my time to nurse him
I couldn’t :00k after my housewo
writes Mr*. Annie Reeve*. Route 31,
Roswell, Ga.. "but as soon as I began
giving him Teethlna he slopped fret-
-.Ing and has given me Httje trouble
sigee."
Teethlna is far superior to sooth
ing syrups and similar preparations
for quieting a fretful child. It con
tains no opiates and. Is therefore per
fectly harmless. Weak, sickly chil
dren thrive on It and doctors recom
mend It
Teethlna can be had at any drug
store or send 30c to the Moffett Lab
oratories, Columbus. Ga., and receive
a large package and a free copy of
Moffett’s Illustrated Baby Book.—(Ad
vertisement.)
Speaking Musically.
"Rowell is always hard up."
"Yes, be has B-iiut tastes and a G
income." ,
WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT
Tbbumnd* of women hav. kidney * D ^
bladder trouble and never »u»pec . A
Women’s complaint* often prow* to c*
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney oe bladder diaaaas
If tbe kidney, are net in a bja - Y
ditto*, they mey eeuc* th* eClhr «
te become diMeaed
' Pam m the baek. headache,
I biUoe. nrrveeeeaaa. are oft
. tome of kidney trwable
Don't delay start tag
the. teas y**-
len Umaa pyte ^
phgwei—'e
- drug atetu.
4*4 to everw^te*
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*»•» • ith the rem rwnnwre. helping tmnw teg wgnlptewfM nkieh moke* pnwwftnw
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teteh Ram mownma »a i« *••■•»• a w%
*>aarewn hwap «nd hat mawa* Mane
team pane aewwyftef MteM pwapnwaanam
end hw*w a -tone ghte end ante. nne*n
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MRS. HICKEY
SO'WEAK COULD
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Health. Offu-er* Cover O .tance
Ch«r!o*ton - A total of 2.204 mile.
— groator than thr di.iancc arroas the
continent —was traveled by the .t.-iff
of the Charleston county h*a,tn de
partment during the first six monai*
of the year in the course of their in
spertions. lectures and other wotk.
These figures are contained in i.hr
semi annual report of Dr. I,eon Banov,
county health officer, and the report
reveals that the department during
the first half of the year aooomplisti
ed much work, particularly alonp
educational and preventive lines.
A total of 2.748 homes in the county
were inspected during thb half year
period. In addition 218 homes were
visited, and 200 business visits were
made by social workers and nurses,
who distributed 1,487 pieces of health
literature. They assisted in 841 toxin-
antitoxin treatments against diph
thelria, 51 typhoir inoculations, and
35 vaccinations against whooping
cough.
w 0»*w* LrvOk aao P* *•**•
Lem Aeg* ••e ““Jifcew Ow*e Me. M
>t. antreweateA Mw aa
*e aamiinavwd peewtp*
r from a teeafaR tea krm lei. pa baa- yV pg^|j
A eke and kwwn Md* tTidaaa an tea <ev- ,
• -waller m *1# tbe Inatligt* mi* Tte Tbeodwre"^Hp• W-n*m»r a| ,
■tea Ete*, McFertwnd New Rwter dally ..evg. gn^e erwd. tel tmttmr.r mi •ioem I
AitaBU. Qa Jaapaa o McFeriaad. ^ o4,r1lt * °* ^ ** **, 4ro *» ,B « 9hr * * (ka camp
•'WWW of*at*now« * M ••* elwcled grand rr * m *** »-*•• karreta for tbe week •mall i* y ta, g^»d
lee* rzalte*! ruler of (hr Beawvolent ,#d J • ,,, 7 ^UlUne 2.199 IM bar About 21 year* ago. Hr- Miller Tracey. Ra.*
Ihi. I'roiecttvr Order of Klk. at the Ural r * , • M »“*» 1 for .aid. ebe was a membar of a party Ratberford. al
.M.lon of tbe grand lodge of that or- ,h * a^rding to ike croealng tha bay of FVndy on a *team The injured
der in It* convention aad reunion w *« k, > r •‘“""'■nr of the Institute
her*- Hi* name wa. presented by ■■ —
Governor II. W Mi Masters, of South Five Kilted in Accident.
Dakota. - , < 1 r- m 1 n c n ■ m A,n w 1,-0 rr\ u n m't* r m s .... a , . ,
ed iprm^<H*l4 , 3 r Jumped in the sea and Hall, E GH*s.
- c •
VI irate# John
Fovhle. and Arthur
if Ralttm
Privates Melvin Rob-
(ship. Tlbblt*. then a precloo* young Wa*hlnrton. D C.: Berkley
■ter. climbed on the railing and fell Kvan*. W. Vt. Cover. W. Medley. Jo-
overboardj/Mr*. Miller, then Miaa ,i,ph Bozsanowlcs. I. Cohen. K. Frank.
Dlrraloibtm. AU -rir, m,n | E V *””-
M Funkhausen. W.
:ued the boy after a hard strug- Green and G. Cover, all of Baltimore.
In hi. speech of acceptance Mr killed and 35 were Injured, seven ser-
McKarland denounced bolshevism. I. iously .when a train of trip car*
W. Wism and other "Ill-grounded carr> tng the morning shift to wqrlE Tihhtt.’ father eave her 91000 to
isms of the present day.’' declaring rar(p(1 tn nlope minP nurnber on77f, h J rloth p to r epUce thosl ruined FiV< K, " ed ° n CroMin ®’
the Elks order was a law abiding, law (he Schldks Sheffield Iron aptfS^el in„^?ht H «on she said and the T@rr,! H * Ute ' Ind ^rtonn
supporting, law enforcing fraternity, romnanv near Bessemer Ala ae- i 8avtnK nis son. sn sa , it wprp j nstant ]y killed and two serious-
, I company, near uesseme^ Aia.. af-, ranadian authorlt , es ?ave her a me(1 .
‘We, as Elks, stand committed to j cording to reports compiled from hos-
defend our country and constitution pital lists and mop^ued where, the
ere all negroes.
Lydip E. Pink bam
Vagatabla Com
pound. ao I thought
1 would try it. After
taking it a week I began to improva.
and now I feel fine and am doing all of
my housework, including washing, sew
ing and bquae cleaning. I have recom
mended your medicine to my friends,
and I am willing for you to uae this letter
aa a teat i mom J, as 1 would like to help
ich
4
any cne suffering the way I did from go
a weakness."—Mrs. Delia Hickey,
S. Indlow St. Worcester, Mass.
against attacks of bolshevism, I. W.
WTsm and others of the ilk that
would break it down, and the splen
did resolution on the walls of every
subordinate lodge emblazons this re
solve We must also be alive to the
dangerous and ill-grounded isms- o
the present day that would tearxtip
real democracy by the roots."
The annual report of Gradd Secre
tary Fred Robin?on shaded that the
order now has a membership of 826,-
825. an increase 14,168 since the
last meeting. /'Fifteen new lodges
were chartered during the year, mak
ing the }*st number lodge 1.470.
Government Agent VY*lts Beaufort.
Beaufort —W. E Parker . coastal
geodetic survey. Washington, confers-
ed with the port and dock committee
of the chamber of commerce with re
gard to the poselb'.llty of boats with
laravr draws coming Into tbe Port
Royal barber Tbe government chart!
the barber al II feet whan lb* rkam
bwr mi commerce talma (Fat ff few*
ee 22 1 f feet -aa be drag a by kmU
ter Mar .aw*|.,| tejbarw ane
wfH make c#»Xa ta rbtete* (be rkw*
Cuba Population Over 3 Million.
Havana. Cuba -^-Tbs' report of the
dead and Injure'
dead an dinlurffo frere all negroes.
The mejuwere 1.400 feet below the
surface tff thb earth, when a coupling
broker according to reports received
the company’s office here. Twelve
cars were loosed and they went
hurtling unchecked with their load of
human freight for the remaining 800
feet. The cars struck the heading
with ft roar that was heard to the sur
face, timbers and , buttresses being
smashed into spliners. A number of
the injured werf able to be removed
to their hofnes after first aid had
been applied.
Mother Shoots H*r Two Boya.
Casey, Ills — Panl Shoemaker.
ly injured near here when a motor
, al for heroism. { , ar w jjj c h was stalled on the track of
She expects to go to Boston soon. the m Four railroad was 8truck by
as the will is to be probated there
within sixty days.
director of the National census made r** n old *• lB • *>osplUl at
„ . . . , , Hffingham Ilia., probably faulty In-
public Cb. . .01.1 popuUllo. tmi llt bro|k4r H«r«ch,l.
of 1.123.04© on De*ember 31. 1»22. as a j ## t s dead aa tha rwsalt of bavtlg
compared with 2 6M» aS4 aa
her U. 1919
aa til
111 i
abte by tbelr
Mr* Mar
a passenger train.
The dead are: Jack Elli^. Mary
Ellis, and a daughter, Lillie'Ellis, 16;
Offer Made For Ship For Junk. Margaret Dunlap, 13; Ernestine Dun-
Washington.—An offer to purchase j ap 14
unserviceable government steel ships. T he injured were. Mrs. Fred Stechi
was made to the Shipping Board by.^ her dauphter DorothVt 8 . Sam
Jacques Pierot, Jr., resident of the StercH ls . months . old
son of Mrs.
International Maritime Mor gage j stercM egc , in (lle wr6c|! .
Bank of Rotterdam. He "as told by a( , e 0[ the car whioh waB har|ed
the officials with whim he conferred fee4
that to date no ship, had been put Membara tha traln crew decl>reJ
definitely In that '‘“fi'*'* 1 ' 0 ". that the engine died a. the car re K h.
that, moreo.er. the board had not yet (he croa8lD Tha automoblla „„
considered the question of sale to, . , . .. ..
. . , a ,, n °t moving when it was bit.
foreigners for junking purposes:
New Prison R*s<fet?
Washington. ■“Bacauae of ente8>!
New York. German m^ks con-' ondulon . at ^ AtlaDta p „,.
ilnned tbelr conrae toward tbe van-,unitary, tba larger Federal prison at
tahlag point, being quoted here Leavenworth bn* become temporarily.
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ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE
FOR THE FEET
Sprinkle one or two Allen’s Foot-E&ee pow
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feet. It takes the sting out of Corns and
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