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fturanru*^ r. SHERIFFS HEFT ' IN NEKI MEETING WILL BE HELD DURING 1924 LEGIBLATIVE SESSION. ABLE ADDRESS BY JACKSON Lieutenant Governor Point* Out Du- tie* Of Peeoe Officer*; Officer* Elected AI*o. iBTunu* < niiri mw rtKrr amkmican totacb Nr» York --Th# LevUtk** c+m- pieted her meulen vojr*E* ai»d«r th* Amefirin flftff. * More thftfl 7,500 perton* were at th* Hud*on rlv*r p»*r where th* E>*Bt “8** Palace- docked. The running time from South ampton to New York wa» five day*, 12 hours and 11 minutes, with an average speed of 23.09 knots an hour. Her speed from Nantucket- to Ambrose light was 25.07 knots an hour. The longest day’s run was 605 miles. On another day 601 miles were covered. Wn stowaways slipped aboard jat Cherbourg and Southampton. They were turned over to Ellis Island authorities. TALK OF WHEAT BY DELIVERED FIRST PUBLIC 'Aft; DRESS SINCE Hit RETURN FROM EUROPE. BLACK CLOUDS SEE IN WEST Alabsma Senator Says Need is For Business of the Entire k Country to Act. Charleston.—Featured with an able address by Lieut. Gov. E. B. Jackson, by the reelection of officers, and with the announcements that the next meeting would be held In Columbia TWO MEN MS IT Of a T h AT CRAtM OP PLANE Dstrolt —Howard NaaL propel# tor of the Detroit Photo compear, ■ad a man balloted to b* Bugene Ranchard. an alrplan* pilot. ,w*r* burned to daath when an alrplan* In which thsy wars riding burst into flames 1.0S0 feet In the air and crashed in th* western part of Sand wich township, Ontario, about IX mils* southwest of Windsor. The bodiea were , badly burned and death is believed to have come almost Instantly. Identification of Neal’s body was made by his wife, who flew to the scene of the crash in an airplani piloted by Eddte Etlmson, a oom- mercial aviator. After viewing the bodies, Mrs. Neal collapsed and was removed to a Sandwich hospital. ;e in u. s. ARMY IS ASKED rtlMUM mil KT RESE RVrJ OFFICERS CLAIMS PEACE-TIME TRAINING BE- > ING NEGLECTED. Birmingham, Ala.—Senator Oscar vv " Washington—Increase of the peace A nr*w nnirnr iiisa ‘nrinr W. Underwood, delivered his flm nos P lia ‘- . time regular army to 15,000 officers fiRFAT OBJECT WAS itAut public address since his return from 1 " T and 1500 °0 enlisted men in order to UIIUll UUULU linu Eur0 pe before the Birmingham Rotary runn _ nn nrnnrT ninTIIIO P ermit ■' all y ear round ” instruction of club, sounded a note of warning HtbllL N rAH Mb , ‘ c,viUan components of the army of during the 1924 legislative session, a m ERICA n- TURKI8H AGREEMENT a f‘P,f the °of !he the Sheriffs' and Peace Officers’ asso- West’ caused by the failure of the MAY FOLLOW; NO HURRY IN unr. 1 wheat market. marivit TRAN'SPORT HENDFR- — ww ““'“* '“' 0 v “*' i “We may feel in the South that th*,“ eer. Association, which met in India- — failure of the wheat markets affects SON STEAMS FOR >ANCOL- n^polis July 14-15. The resolutions WASHINGTON YER AND SEATTLE. the Sheriffs elation of South Carolina concluded its final business session here and the 4ii or more visitors then boarded auto mobiles for an outifig at Folly Beach. Lieutenant Governor Jackson declar ed that the outstanding questions be fore the State at this time were law enforcement and readjustment of the tax system A'number of other ex cellent addresses were enjoyed and Sh4 r.fl J M Poulnot thanked for th# #utertai*m#Dt^ provide! • Fraace. Italy. Japan. Gr##c*. Rumania try |0 do lh , !r p.,, Th# r#*ult may tmo wre La from th# day h# flrat * ,0 “ of r — rT< R#*idr* the rr#l#cll«>n of oElc#r* th# and Turk#y. not b* frit dirtily down h#r* hut t t«pppd on th# toil of th# territory «n*Jortty of th* •# ‘ "mm * ■ m mh > *nr >f th# r#*#nr# ll*U. It aa*«rt- -w* r#a aevrr lell vh#r# tffrriou** .w- « mm—m •* «**t ahou* S *«• rrgular efft. rr* — L .. I . ronly the North and Northwest” Sena- Bear* Sianature of Great BrIUin, tor Underwood said, "but that | 8 not 8 _ the caae. When our own cotton crop - France, Italy, Japan. Graace. in s i 914 becauae we could not President a Party Enjo>#d Stay. Na- Rumania ar*d Turkay ahipa to carry our bale* to Europe tire* Appreciate Publicity Di* the effect of It waa felt over the en- rected t* Territory. Ijiusanne.—The treaty of I-auaanne. M || 0 n. It will b* the aarne way | Foartreoth t'*OV#Ution Op#W* (!h**4**i Att*ndanca UaWra in Aaormbly. v _ .jr Ch*at*r.—Th* 14th annual meetmtf^ of the South Carolina Association Veterinarians convened in the erty theater, with a splendid attend- hnce of veterinarians from all over South Carolina. The meeting was called to order by President W. K. Magill of Chester. Th^ devotional services were conducted by the Rev. Henry Stokes, pastor of Bethel Meth odist Episcopal church of Chester, after which R. B. Caldwell of this-* city delivered the address of welcome,, which w|s responded to by Dr. W. A. Barnette of Greenwood. The morning’s program was a splendid one. The president’s annual address was delivered by Dr. Magill. He prophesied a great future for South Carolina veterinarians. He de clared that with the presence of the boll weevil the farmers are going to look to the cow, hen and hog to save them. “Then, tpb, theylabor question is going to play a v&ry important . part in causing the farmers to adopt were received by Secretary Weeks the cow at this hour. The large plan- and sent to the war department bud- ution 0WItfris are Roinjr to have to get committee which is laboring R j ve wa y Jcauge 0 f the migration of with next vear’a estimates. the negro When theae large planta- Action of th# reserv* offlicera waa tioni ar€ ^ up |nU) g ma u er farma not disclosed at th# time, although small farmer will own hi* own WANT 150,000 ENLISTED MEN Resolutions Received B^r Secretary Meek* and Sant to the War De partment Budget Committee. the United States is urged in a reso lution adopted! unanimously by the national Council of the Reserve Offl- ■ I I »»>•* provide all mean- farm< ralM hia own fe«d. improv* was warmly reaiorlng pear# In th# N**ar East, now wheat failure and what w# Sitka. Alaska.—President Harding brr * ot Con*re«ia cop es. 9 j,!* lands and own and milk hia own ti< had l»#ara the »i«nature of Great Britain. nrrd ^ for th* be*»n##a of th# conn- concluded his visit to Alaska her# ex- T** ‘ *" roaatttatloo of the organ Hallo* aa of | **»>*• ceremool## marhln* BMB MW ImI K Mlrertly Igai tfeff 1 HSI4 waa r#*d«>pt»d sad aom# fhaBg** | »l—tl— <1 R*ff*4t*tlowa whleh _ W* cbb ■#*## tell whet* tWclowda carrying • ere made la the bylaw* Addr w«*r# d« lli efed bealdea that of I Jew °*t !■ *h# mala hall *f l^*i lea^at CJ«*»er»r»f Jarheoa. by Seperta *#e»My aa4 whea th# teadeat of Kohre \l«.ret*o* of AGaaiw- r«>a*i Lie* of Rkhw^d. ('•yta'a et f*«>lir* Wilier of the Nowth •rw railway caf I if t IIlflF „ KhenE T g K.*' S of Flueea^# kbertff J M Fwa a J ta P Kea4rt. ha praeigeat * (>g «r •' !> or e« * ? • • a a Me* aa I flirt hwi * #aa«r* *l (he rWaaa ef Ibe aaeetiwf t Aa Rh-rtff paataad waa •a«ew4e4 a rt#tng - to»ai tag th* _ M eoae ef ihaaha fa# the •a^etiewt /rw »mrrafl • IwaaaaM* TW Mtaafla graa* ihei be bad ■ i|f 11 e«a a#-* to# • **#w r«wwfl*fl M|s*rtag aMflll th« .wier-eta wen* toraiaBefl -«i 'aflea we a • >eaalaa tnm (Be aaaMtrv • •«» • * m *•♦. awr* » w «*• fcaa*i #4 over many awsatha. w#r* carried V |n go who amoag yha eaa toll »teamed out af th* harbor h—ad far ih* of the sartoaa l*aaba had aff’aed thetr !*?■ aid—t Bchaftse *f th* Few* lederwt tea See Wired the laaalea >u«rae4 auh the edaiaWHM Ij* the < tuatag thewgit ha a i a taw me i ^ if th* same rloafl MW iaagtag av#r Vaaroaver. B. 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BMP pmmP BM PMP p Pm Bp i "PPM ipMp PmMV PM— PPM |p 1 lir j %MfMK pMfli PMPfP VpM f Ip t PmenP Mppi Pppp ipp If piMMMi PflMaBf VPPPPV ip W - # Ip 0# t%* EM toaii PM4 4p4 M P piNp pppp P9pmppm4 i ppp pPpp 1 U mm II MpM A- 1 g bet wee* the | ' * f—L af Sewth rartowT A V M *4 the Eereged FMto F— B Year* Af* l^wh to -gggl - t | flBBdf Nrarttw- -Dad Bn—Vf. TJfBe ^tfWtoe ef th* War Ftwaare Oaraa Daa ’ BnahJry. aa S* waa pm id* P*— a— farmer awtotaa! roftad to tha l*f yoar* —• I* dtsuagaiah him free* hia fmiee ty*aa*ywr aad B • E • rrett father,* w*e > ajjeyted la Oaiwaaeat. r —irmaa af th# cotta* stairs rem- rfotn this hy Dey mlaal a met tout* F••Ms Rail Chargee. that tnahes for eadartag ye*ce.’ ae ||t j r sheriff H. C. Hick# on jhe charge Carolled general assembly. Roahi—toa--Hpokeemea of the told hi* aedtracr of Caaadlaa*. ^ eocaping from tha Slat# praitra-* The Barmwe ur tbe Druon Souther* TraBlc League at a toafer gathered la Staaley Parh And 1* tj^vjy jj years ago. H# waa eon- 1. , It ('aliloell. prerident rn< r with th# Interstate Comment# it aot a gratifying clrcuatataac# that vjc^^d j n Catawba court in 18M-of »f the Xerth organic# * the rottna •d com- would be producing them without sue Hold Agricultural Picaic. Spartanburg. — Spartanburg foun- Gue'-me* Breedera to Maet rheal.-r R HP _ ^ __ of the ( heater Fairfield York Guern- ('(itninUaioB urged an Inquiry into new It baa fallen to the lot of ua North robbing the dwelling house of an Bid 1* . n. y Hr. . .|, r,. a»*o*tatlon. h.a an f fr , fh t rate schedules on agricultural. American* living •* tc ** l J for ™ OT * man named Smith and sentenced to the* mtoht "^rtema’lcaUr * ty** ftrat annual agricultural picnic noupced that the annual meeting and Imp,#«•*!.. furaiture. day product, than a century under (Ufferent flag. 10 year , ^ the pen.Untiary, Three * work out the cotton ^ •' the county fair ground* here picnic of the aasoctation will he held al)< j jtr,!,, wh | rh , h o railroad* have to present the moat striking example veara later h# eacap cd and had en- or * 0 “ l .? hroueht tou-ether aonroximatelv r . 000 th'* rear on Tueaday. Auguat 14. at put lBt<1 effect since July I In the yet produced of that basic fact? If ^ dropped JZStSghL Productlo. and marketing P"*W X ertrs of T «' """"" - — o, ,h. C..M »U.« ««, European r lrf .»uM | °!! L_ ^ f f vkhith Ih located on the Chester Roch The rate revisions in question werejthe lesson conveyed by Canada and, R otary Leaders Gather for Caucus. . Hill high* ay. about six miles north of made necessary by the commission’s ; the L nited States they would strike Chicago.— Rotary leaders from all l\ E Abell. T M Darby, decision that the roads -could no atjhe root of disagreements, and. In ge< . t j ons gathered here for a four-day - Wyoming Cut Off By Flo6da ranging from the campaign against j the boll weevij, to co-operative mar- R mittee tin arrangements and a good smaller charges for long hauls than country dinner and several interest- fo r short hauls over the same lines. Ing and instructive adi.redoes are in CL E. Cottrell, attorney for _ the prospect. ! ] f , n p U ,. told the commission that the schedules in rjuestion had produced great dissatisfaction among shippers and consumers. rryom.nH v,ui v/.. r.w«u.. ketinv and national banking Iweisla- Casper. Wvo—Wirh unofficial estl-' f. e * fv y 1 tion in the interest of the farmer. this city. George V Gage. Z (1 Darby and \\. longer maintain rates on the commodi- their own prosperity,'' forget t^ '®'j caucus on the platform and-program Sfingftdlow constitute the com- 1 ties which in many cases resulted in |ffel«h constantly at ours.’’ • 0 f thef new administration,‘installed ofthe damage placed at nearly brought to SaprUnbuVg With his emphasis upon the long recently at the St. Louis convention. J 1.500,000, the region west and north- ^ our g out b Carolina’s delegation in frlemiship between Canada^ a^d the President Guy Gundaker, Philadel- west of here, extending as far as Congress, United States Senator E.. Young People End Convention. Greenville. With th^ eioetion of offi< ers. the awarding of state honors for distinguished service by member organizations and the statement from several, that they txpect to volunteer for m4»s+mrs~rrr dhe fore ign fLdd tke Chinese Fire on American Vessel. 1-Chang. Hupeh Province, China. Steamers arriving on the Yangtse river from Chimg-King report that annual convention of the Baptist t b P American steamer Alice Dqllar' imlnn r\f . Young Peoples’ union of South Caro- 1 and a Brltigh ve89el under e8( . ort of f the American gunboat MonocAcy were lina came to a close in the First Lao- ! tist church. The convention, which United States. Mr. Harding cSoupled advice to the peoples of the Domin ion to guard against giving'encourage ment “to any enterprise looking" to Canada's annexation of the United States. ‘ « . ^ "Two N. V. .Officers Killed. New York—Two po^emen were shot and killed by the occupants of A taxicab at Sixty-Fourth street and Second avenue, a short distance from ‘1’ , the new society colony, established heavily fired on near Chung-King. The by leaders of New York’s “four hun- was the first event of the two weeks' Baptist summer assembly progian. lasted three days. Call For Proposals on Road. Ualtrrboro —Advertlaementa have been inserted by the state highway Monocacy, according td"tfc« reporL, re turned the fire, doing considerable damage. Arrest 25 Mop# For Camp Theft*. Loaisrtlle. Ky.—Total number of dred.” One of the patrolmen. Charle* Reynolds, waa mounted. The other wag Frank Romanello. * F«w Arc Injured in Ante Plant*. Chicago—The automobile Industry phia, devoted most of the initial ses sion to an outline of the new year’s international program to the board of directors and district governors from some 40 provinces.. »A code, of ethics ^for every line of business was friemtioned by Mr. Gundaker as one afm which might enlist a prominent place on the Rotary activity for the year. Codes of conduct, he said, reduced costs, y eliminated destructfve - compe tition, maintained high standards of trade'relations, protected the public from irresponsible business men, and tended generally to the elevation of business principles. ,y- „ ^ - -- v SUglU Drop ia Auto Production. Waahmgton. — Automobile produc- Thefmojoli,. i. struggltos to gel Its D Sniith ’ o{ Floren and N B Dia] ; head above the flood waters which .. , , a . \ - . 1 of Laurens, and Representatives deluge that section. The damage to the.. Burlinaton railroad betw Armington ^^atid " Thermopolls, stretch of eiehtv miles, is, estimated at close' to $750,000. Because wires*, ( are down most of the way betweeiEw.. Armington. 35 miles northwest of here, and Thremopolis, it is difficult to aseetratn the exact amount *bf damage. No loss of life is reportP thus- far. The a Burlington reports three steel bridges mix west of here and,two smaller bridges besides a large amount of railroad bed washed out. * department for lettin* Colleton's ad At™* 8 of per*©** Alleged to have been dmena! link is th*. coastal highway Itoplicated la or have kaowledge roa o* Aug**: 9 Thta advertiaemeat rrf *iag th* theft of approtlatoUly rail a for bids oa th* road from R«V IBB BCB worth ef hlaahets. edIMee. aed waa first among th# eight Induetrle#' D on ^ *1* United States, though surveyed lo prevention of accident*. MU mainuining extraordinary high according to a atatameat mad* pahlie {Wvela, dropped off during June aa according to th* Naikmal Safety <°rnp*red wit> May, according to Aff- Conncti Accldenia averaged one a ur ** fathered by the Ceaaaaecce De- *• g iglal af M2» d«nag a total af ME. htor* wortod hr M.lto eaa. Wle Chamber Jmm total af N a'.: cmaf" At wish MB.1M to Incoma Bureat Cuts Employee. Washlnrton—A reduction of about 1.000 will be necessary It waa said at the Treasary, la the peraoaael of the lacoam ua dlvtaioe* as a raaalt af the Acrnai j By the laat Order# have h*— aaat agf to Ma raruswe horeawa tor a to dto Saifl James F. Byrnes of Aiken and J. J. McSwain of Greenville. * *- ' ' t Lumber Plant Destroyed by Fire. ’ Greenwood.—The plant of the Ninety-Six, Lumber Company at Ninety-Six- was totally destroyed by fire, entailing an estimated loss of $100,000. The ''concern was owned and operated *by v J. H. Walker and W. Lyerly, who, came to Ninety-Six from Hickor^, N. ”C., about two years ago. Loss.is said to be partly covered by insurance. s School Boy* Solve Labor Problem.' Greenwood. — High school boys have solved the labor situation on municipal project* here this Bummer aad white hays mi high school a gw are being smpleyed exclusively — the flgeto—toast mark ton—— path afl llB acre* *4 tha wator and Ufto plane to J » 0***/*—* L* *egv avgwaf tof# I u