The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 26, 1924, Image 7
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Child's Bowels
i Fig Syrup" is
ible Laxative for
;k Children
n v
wr] Even n fretful.
? or eonstiputedi child
diiit tujstFTrf **t*al1fornla“
il it never fulls to sweet*
h pnd open the bowels.
today may prevent a
arrow. It doesn’t cramp,
ontuins no narcotics or
ucclst f r ' r Pennine "Oal-
vrup” which has direc-
les and children of all
on the bottle. Mother!
y “('alifornla" or you
r.I tat ion flc syrup. - . ■
Joe Stands Pat
it Mr. «'ann<in.'‘ writes
\oii oar** to know^d: iiele
It "i> a rikin-’/one and
on from nixysiTaplHHik :
Aln.iclitv orcaiu/ed this
11 kiioven a* humanity,
p.ira! *'o. kfati'l is re
nt! nmo i .it par
.oil it I'il fuirt
n.*.' ' * 1 to-ton Tran
1 ft
. for
t at MM
loiningiugM
_ 4X ► Vf U _
:r*kidneys
1 Hancock
Sulphur
Compound
.—nil ^ #
. j in ^our
"'7 Bath
w
na. Rheumatism,
it or Hives
h rriorts, iought hv Ihou-
vn around iprmgs contain-
ir Compound, utilizing the
ions healmt; waters, makt i
u to cniov Sulphur Paths In
?nd at a nominal cost
C * l'» »t blood purifier. Is
e its u«e most efficacious in
Sulphur Compound
ah, as a lotion applied to
id take It internally.
$1.20 the bottle. '
can't supply It. Send hi*
and the price In stamps
you a bottle direct.
ID SULPHUR
1SY
nftunj (Hnt*. ^£2
'Jar u* uitJt thi
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Do You Want to
Learn and Earn?
Uur. fr«e- eour»<* of- UiS-U urc
inn. of which thin beauti
ful Flower Basket is the
imt leer on (price tHc money
• rdrr), ln< lu<lea a|] kInde of~
fiKekets, Trays. Lanips. etc
Instruction* so simple that
inyone can learn quickly
! ubject* so < heap that you
an sell flnlshc! articles for
r.atiy tln.e* their cost. At-
ractlve club plan
' , lara M. Hortiir. Dept. •‘W'*
4K8 Itushwlck, B klyn.N.V.
CJP V tl' I )r - Sailer ’j
A Ce Eye Lotion
ere-and Inflamed eyes In 24 to IS
euk eyed, cures without pain
dealer f. r SAI TKK'S. Only
i-ury. J* ti IL,* lit, Atianta, (ia.
^COMPLEXION
'he*. dir(y>)orationf. .
jHful A lldruuiriata $1 21. Or Mnt
kVt fr»r. wart^rl. Writ*
.,2975 A Mich Ave Chicago.
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CATASTROPHE FOR
CL IMS FORECAST.
Philadtdphia. — Catasprophical
earthquakes ami s*‘v<*re seismic
disturbances wjthin a short time,"at
least in Italy, .were predicted by
Dr. .V. A. Nobles, student of inet-
eological and seismic ci^nditions
who claims to have predicted tht'
Japanese earthquake -of last year.
‘'‘Indications are that there will
he volcanic crevasses in Italy. If
they occur in tin* Northern part of
Italy loss of life will he small
owing to tie* mountains and sparse
ly- s.•tiled conditions, but if the
outbreaks occurred in The South
ern part of the country we may ex
port the loss of life possibly run
into the hundreds of thousands,"
Dr. Nobles said.
IE PIE
Will BE PROBED
government signifies inten
tion OF DELVING INTO
MATTER.
IlL
Washington.—The government's in-j
tentlon to go to the bottom of thm
whole gasoline price situation, prob
ably through tiie courts, was indicat
ed by Attorney General Stone.
[riifuiries instituted by the federal
trade commission and the department
j of justice are to form th“ basis of the
proceedings which it was stated, will
he started by the federal government,
j Results of the commission's, studv of
the price question, made at the„re-j
quest of President Coolidge, are in
the hands of the department of Jus-
tice and Mr. Stone announced he had !
DEAD HAND FIRED SECOND
SHOT ON .THE MISSISSIPPI.
S in Pedro," r Hi! Evidence giv
en the naval court pointed at lack
of air pressure in the gain mechan
ism as the cause, or at, hoist one
of the causes, of the explosion
aboard thoT'nited States ship Mis-
sippi Thursday when 4S men were
killed.
Walter Kbej, turr nt captain of
turret number three of the Missis
sippi. corroborated the evidence
Saturday of Pranres Majewskl,
plugman in turret number two,
when the blast occurred, that the
air pressure to clean out the gun
barrels between shots and to close
the gun breeches was weak.
The result, of this, according to
gunnery experts, might have been
to leave flaming particles in the
gun barrels, which would ignite the
new charges of_T. N T. as they
were rammed home.
10 BE MODIFIED
Blew SETS NEW Ml
Florepce County Man Gams Second
.Legal Victory Whrn Case is Trans
ferred By Judge Shipp.
Elorem— Edmund S. Bigham. who
Ir i barged with the murder of five
members of his family-, will tie tried
at Conway. Horry county, during the
October term of court, according to
the decision of Judge SL W. G. Shipp
STUDENT WANTED TO SEE PLAYA
directed members of his staff to col- QinTlCT YOHJI] 111 POyi/ClITinW
late data gathered by department in- DnillDI lUUlii III utlPil Lli I lUll
vostlgators with that obtained by the
DELRAY GIRLS GO HOME j trade commission. * FIFTEENTH ANNUAL , SESSION
As the next step Mr. Stone will hold GETS INTO SWING AT
conferences early in July with attor-'
h ~jTiey-3 general of carta in states whose WILMINGTON,
identity is withheld for the present.
HAPPY
-Eos
“Angclcsy
wanted the girl
. Calif - Because
inmates of the Hope
After that conference, which Mr. Stone j
to the building May 31 which resulted
liKtile loss of L’4 lives
Tmk announcement was made by
DistrictiAttoriiev Asa Keyes. The girl
was t former inmate of the home, a
school for sumRormal children, and
'atne tn liis ofne-e voluntarily with
ihe Unnoun( i-ine'nt she "had
soniefTiTtre in s-.iy. Ke'V^ said. Her
Jest pli'ine' BertholiuK and she
said w'ould provide a comparative
survey of the whole situation, the de
part
the character of proceedings it in-
! of the First Baptist church, seating
more than 1,300, tilled to overflowing.
..... Wilmington.—With the auditorium
Development School at Blaya Delray,
tie;ir hi*re, to be free "so they could
'if'.h“ !T!,"r,i" , r °" ,er T 1 1 p*rtm«>V wiirmrti known J" 4 "*™«1 »«’«r ,r ' ,ra "«»
,( II,.. rnmut..,. U yMra.oM. KBt f1ro, th . L . hara ,, er o( «@ Baplltt Y.n»* Peoples
tends to employ union convened here in its fifteenth
Whether the department has uncor- annual 9e9sion -' AU da y ,on 8 the Ba ^
IMMIGRATION LAW CLOSED INCI
—- DENT, AMERICAN REPLY
INDICATES.
Washington.—ThiJ American £eply
to t h Of,. J a p a n e se r.H i r o te s t aganis^ theJ !.Vi er ^ r ' r, uit court,
exclusion provision of the immigra- Granting the dofons>^_motion for a
lion act was made public here by the chan K" of venue. Judge Shipp ruled
state department simultaneously with i t * iat HDfence county farmer. ro»-
its publication through tiie foreign v ‘ r, ‘ l * once of the murder of ids
office in Tokyo, it is cordial and | ! »rother and sentenced to death, should
friendly in tone, hut at the same time placed on trial.the secon dtime in
makes clear that the exclusion pro-] H'mry cflunty.
vision in no way trespasses, upon any E'lmund Bigham was under tiie
written or implied obligation on the death sentence for two years before
part of the United States.
Secretary Hughes points, out that
congress was wholly within its rights
in the enactment of the provision and
that -the action taken "is mandatory
upo nt,he executive branch of the gov
ernment and allows no latitude for
the exercise of executive discretion
as to the carrying out of the legisla
tive will expressed in the statute."
The
of the juvi.nHe hall
ton bed
a
inateiN
mum* is
now fn an .inrpat
here. Keyes said.
Tlo- girl said sli*
to a pjl" of ki'idjinv wood m the hase-
mefit. Ki■ s announcement / ■
■'l*.didin’t lik* the school, and 1 do
• idod tci burn it down so ail 'the girls
ould go homo ' tho girl's statoment
r.-ad, it was announced
I didn't m.-an to kill anybofly. I just
want>'d_ all tlo-..gi_r|< to ho.'fjf*:*.* so they
• ouid have a good l ino like oth*-r
girls " . ' —.
i ll* stator:,- nt r- ! how site weiit
to •-! . n thcsiight of the fir. and after
-die h-ai’d tin
r i loins
w-nt. t<
match.
-h
t>
ati n
ui.-tn
•n: .-a
matii
id" , i- •
11* hen
ind
tis go to their
n a kiniona ami
in - • arch of- a
I IF,
■I •
4! I' ■
out l
• iim:
n, tin;.
:• ,1 ••
n ;n
ere<l some semblance of price main
tenance arrangements was not stated.
Mention was made by Mr. Stone in a
formal statement, however, that part
.of the department's inquiry had been
directed toward determining whether
the several standard oil companies
had obeyed the federal court dissolu
tion decree of llil 1.
The attorney general is understood
do ha\o been informed by some oTTlis
shttordinates that in part, at least, the
decr'iH; has not been fully obeyed, but
there is' pot entire agreement among
the lawyers who have stydied tins
phase of the N price problem and fur
ther mformatton niay be required.
When the (l"partrircnt coiuph'tes its
im.-paratory study of the gasolim-
question, it expects to be yblc to lay
before the public a r-omplcte picture
of the oil inquiry in this c.mntry^from
production through refining and dp<-
Tibutioh Part of this information
has T)7-i "n gatliered by the federal trad**
ccmiwijiiiU'n, Imt till- contents of tin*
eoninff'ssion's report ill not be made
known until after the July confer'
* nee with state attorney^„general
construction generally placed
upon the American note is that it con
clusively demonstrates the view of tiie
Washington government that the ex
clusion law is a closed incident and
that no attempt to . modify or alter
its terms is to he expected.
Secratary Hughes, in the note which
he prepared with utmost care ex,
presses pleasure over the "friendli
ness and candor" of the protest com
ity Am*
fist young people have been pouring
into the city from every section of the
state. At present it seems that the j munication delivered to him
registration will ,go beyond that of hassador Hanihara, May 31
last year at High Point, 1.500. "You may lie assured of the readi*
President Bryce Little, Wilson, pro- q^sh of this government tq consider
sided. After song service led by Bill jn the. same spirit the views .you have
set forth." Mr Hughes added.
com i- t
Ir.hi
Ten Are Charged With Holdup.
Chicago Ten persons were named
iiy tli** federal grand . jury ifi'-an in
JicDin-nt charging tli.'id with partic.
pation in the bol l up June 12 near
(’hi* ago of a Chicago. Milwauk- ** and
S' Paul mail train by. bandit-- who
-•.a uri'd tuoro .than f2.000,001) in*car-h
*eiiinti'.-s AM wa re indio'cd dn
B. Muae, Jackson. T- nn., and a devo
tional service c inducted by Pastor D.
H Wilcox. Wilmington. \V. A. McGirt,
Iiighwify—rmrimissidner,' in behalf of
Mayor James H. Cowan, extended a
warm welcome' to the young visitors,
as did Rev John F Warren lb behalf
of the Baptist of the city. Charles
R.-Daniel, \Y> ldon, responded. Secre
tary Perry Morgan. Raleigh, who is
responsible, for the spb ndid program,
whih- f- lic;' iting the young people on
the hearty welcome extended, warned
them that the jnany social features
must not .ivt -shadow the main fea
tures of the program.
A Hi' s-agi of sympathy was order
vdseii' to Yin* President L \Y. Hol
lands Mg im.-, whose wife has just
died \
R' v IdNc G irdn<T. Pendleton, jhst
tliree >■ *: 1 rs xoit of the seminary,
pfi ;t. ia I 1I1 1 aiitnial sermon, sounding
the ke\in
convent ion,
which
faith
.W\
pirai
a i s < *
* :)i]ihasizt d
heroism of
in elei
Trial of Gaston Means
.Y rk Tali ' of an alleged a or
to sell whiskev in bond
repub
.1
lie
v u a s Hint hv Charles ■ W '
Ship
t
Cotton to' Germany
N’ a ' -T\* " ! ; 1 *; d •.
■ ; ’ll — M ■* 1 d lit)
.rohhiisg w ith a Jo
1.: t. .jixfr w in;. >* for
:!i.-
star*'.
v»’rai
. ITliII
, ri'tihuis- tin- ma.
I s iriil eons pi r
Ih' iip. ;ng of the t rial
of G
aston
:i it
dry
• fi>h the mails
Those_ npni! d B
M. it f rmer .-;x e,al
agi-ii
t for
mv
r*
Jafn- Milt ray t
'In'* ago politic tlo
■ d’ puGltH-UJ ot JU-tjei-
. am
t lii.'
i. i i'i.
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in w.hose fi.ft s-
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ISS-I-
!i. 1 hinn.' Fa vet •
>, to Wiluiingio!
unefit to Brem**-t
i,
-mdrE
In
1 o nrro |
a nd
tton
t ion
Carol ,'r.li
associ.-t,-
•le-'opro. Rii-,
- and Gold*■
Norfolk f. r
rmanv The
i.il- to r
m v* rai ot tjo
e* 1 . -Carlo an
cbgo gangster
I. .Hi' a m. tnher of 11. in's rat / a
St f.i iiis gang. Willis, Joe atid Wil
liam' Newton, brothers, an 1 dsam Grant
's were arrest-
rm't 1'oiibino. Chi
Mj-X-^Cirt ellbel g. St.
.11
If.
1 Biackie
III a Toxar
WllcoX.
prison.
K)
h
ap.
a
indjc.tm* n:
t :o'ns.
John*o.n
claim* d ti.
rhe' Ford i>
[less SS* rt
had iS t'l-i'.
thing" mi
r.-sent.rive
F
n law \ iola
Th*- note then- analyzes the exclu
sion provision applicable to all aliens
ineligible for citizenship as it is modi
fied by th** exceptions contained in the
act and points out:
‘It will be observed that, taking
these exceptions into account, the
provision in questiorr does not differ
greatly in its practical operation, or
in the policy which it reflects, from
the understanding embodied tn the
gentlemen's agreement under which
the Japanese government, has co-oper
ated with tin* government of the Unit
ed States in preventing, the emigra
tion of Japanese laborers to this coun
try."
Says Means Got Money Falsely.
New York Protection against gov
ernment interference and permits for
the withdrawal of liquor were sought'
from Gaston B Means, former depart
ment of justice agent, being tried for
liquor law violations lxcjiiise he had
asserted that he had the "department
nf justice' and tiie White House :n
his pocket." isadore Pad >rr, of Chh a-
yo. testified.
‘adorr said he had paid .fs.ntMl to
miTv Jarn* eke. co-d'.-femiant with
Means, uMr whiskey f r th* X'aldona
DrDui)gD eqinpariy, a patent iiH-ilaune
Itrm of Chicago, whuli was to be
taken from tli'.-'NThomp-on Di-aillery
war'horise. at Brioyn-■ v-.lle. Pa. He
uii-vi r the wliisk* vScnd th- money
was not returned, he sa
the state supreme court granted the
new trial for the alleged slaying of L
Smiley Bigham, his brother. Counsel
for the condemned man contended
that they had after discovered evi
dence in support of his claim of inno
cence, and. further introduced affida
vits signed by many Florcnce'cltlzens
expressing belief that Bigham could
not have a fair trail because of in
tense popular feeling at the time of
his conviction.
The after discovered evidence in-
eluded a letter alleged to have been
written by Smiley Bigham, which in
dicates the latter contemplated kill
ing all members of the family and
then taking his owe life.
Besides Smiley Bigham, other mem
bers of tiie family slain were: Mrs
M M Bigham. the mother; Mrs. Mar
jorie Black, a sister, and the two
adopted children of th** latter, ufotrrr
and Eeo McCraken, young boys The
tragedy occurred, in th** old Bigham
home, near Pamplico. There'were no
eye w misuses. Smiley’s body was
found some distance from the house,
a revolver not far distant. Bodies of
the others were found in or around
l
j the house.
; There were no eye witnesses to tiie
i tragedy in the old Bigham home near
1 Pamlico, and th*- tirst theory was that
Smiley, w-henit* body was found some
distance from tiie house ‘with a re
volver near, had shot his mother,
ter afid the two children to death arid
; committed suicide. The arrest of Ed
mund was made some time later, fob
| lowing an investigation -hv the corn-
k —r~.
•* tkt s jury.
Obtaining of a change of venue is
I n carded by the defense as its second
| important victory in the long legal
i struggle that began early in P.121. Tin*
I lirsi legal decision fa-vcrrabl-e to the
defi-ndan-t was that of the supreme
'! court, last summer when it ordered a
j m-w trial for the defendant, who then
had been under death sentence for
more (ban two years, following con-
Not Well Since
Three Years Old
Catarrh of
the Ear
Neighbor
Recom-
mehded
PE-RU-NA
The experience of Mrs. T. C
Dacus, 1621 Booker St., Little Rock,
Ark., was not an unusual one. It
was in fact a repetition of what
has happened In thousands upon
thousands of instances. She had a
running condition of the ear from
the tune she was three years old.
In spite of treatment it per
sisted and became very offensive.
One day a neighbor recommended
Pe-ru-na and La-cu-pia which had
relieved his wife of the same
trouble. J
Mrs. Dacus used three bottle of
each of these quick acting* reme
dies and reports that the discharge
and offensive odor arc both gone.
Her disease was one of the very
many forms taken by Catarrh and
is known as chronic Otitis.
Wherever the catarrhal condition
is located P.e-ru-na reaches it.
May be purchased any place in
tablet or liquid form.
(S~<§
SPRINGLESS SHADES
Last Lon^t*r_Look Better
Keeping Him In
"Confound u cuss that’ll leave his
cistern uncovered so'*, another feller
falls ini" yclb-d Gube Glggt-ry, who at
that moment \i;as in Mr. Johnson's cis
tern "As soi'itr as [ g*-t out I'll whip
you on h-ss ground than a two-doll^r
hill w ill cover!”
"Good thing for me,“Find rnebby yoiif
that you-mentioned that fact before I
fished vmi put,” replied Gup Johnson
of Rumpus lUdgu. ‘‘I'll just let you
Stay In ihere till von don’t."
•’it tion on t'he. ( barge of murdering
L. Smih-y Bigham.
Sumter Citizen Kills Alagators,
Sum Hr.- Clinton J. MiCnw of ibis
city, by kiii.ng two alligators is the
champion alligator 1 av• r Jif Suinti-r
c unty. Or •* of ttie gators iii**asnr«Mf
1* f<et, 1 1 2 .nd ]otig and "cigli- d
approxiinatoly 2(ii) pt.iunds. win].' the
other men ut'eil .V fi-et, lb im Ik s. and
Tli*ise who acquire the millions do
It for the fun—thoy get in ucquirltig,
not spending.
ils-i te. ' i'fii-d that Moans
had b'-i n .selected to crush
' • b nt al iiooiii Tile wit-
"d M' alls had told him he
I in*
tak'-n
Judge
re'pres
witness added that MXins had
I
him to the office of former
T T. Ansherry, at one ti>ua
i-ritatTve in Congress .froni Oiuoy
d nearly
S Were sin
ihout live
a
get
ord atol his pub
\\ illiatn Scaise.
ieit v
une-
rep-
ciat i
jii.iii (• ot ton Payer
The s’, .unship Medi’.irratiean Is
loadiag a' V, iia.aigt.in and will carry
i. ’ 1 " 1 a' s. t!)*' eap.'icity of the sl’.ip:
th< t i tuaitali r. IMOu litib-s. g\.,-s f
Norfolk- A solid train running s
Two Die m Effort to Scale Mount.
lamdon ■ Sir Fran. ;s Younghu*
. hanif. seerctary^of th-.* Royal (}eo
graphical society, informed The Ni*ws
a telegram had been received by
in
e-* Builders Hear Morrison.
Ha’.i A’h N C Governor Morrison
; royid- i 'h** f'-ature address at the
opening session of the 2lsf annual
convention .of the State Building and
Loan league, with a clear cul rep
resent'.u. .n of North Carolina’s taxing-
ial . tt tid on. a fa ,■
lotti> aniL^tlie
eoyo|i"r.ifing in
h- club- left C!
iti t
ipb in
ealliei
PUt'the
for the
Saturday
Gotiorai Man.
;i ss i iai-iuti. w et
•see ■.i the ship:
.Washinr' n . <
conditions in Soi
'in- W >ik ■ W T"
Ipartrm'ii
TTTe
r.i i 1 w ay off .i ia Is ’ a r- ■
.de't^-.rmiaation to
th.-ports in time
tie
!p dub d to sail
states." the governor..told the '.'home
bulld(
rs
Blah ok.
WTlti, .,-
>f' file
on to
~~1
had.
been
owing Well,
l‘"n
en* *-d
- .and wo^rfher
its.
w av
r: Sl'afi-- daring
lasfi
■ij, fo;
vfnari-zi-d bv the
thal
-the .Honnt Everest- cxp**dition com
mith-c in I-ondon in an atteinpt to
seal.- Mount Everest had ended in
disaster involving the death of tw+> policy.
ineriftoth., George Leigh Mallory and "Taxes are not high in North Caro-
V C Krvine lina in comparison with those iff other
fntervk'w e.d at Westminster. Sir
1 't.'ineis said it was not known how
’ e disaster occurred, hut •- Uiat it
rohably happened a fortnight ago
The ex'peddion. accnnliniji to Sir Fran
■i w - - w lthtn-i short dLstarice of the
-u him it tit a gr*'-Mter height than oyr
achs-d before. It had ex
1 great difrii iilties in figh!:\g_
tlirougli 'tin* hlizzanfs win* h.
r some weeks.
and enlisthI his aid to obtain the
withdrawals. He said h-- had brought
the secretary of th*- United Brewers
to see Means and bid lo-aid Means
ask him to whom he w a - paying mon
ey for protection, hut (ould not re
member the repfy.
Hardware Men Elect Officers.
Wilmington The Hardware Asso- i
elation of the Uaroljnas cln.-*d a mo-st
sii'-cessful convention, and surf^hath-
ing w-as the pastim* (if th*- few'hours
that remained.
1»mi pninds., Bofh
in White's' Mill
miles- from town;
vine h s said to be infested with
th- m this summer.
Both tinitutils hoi*- marks of pre-
\i>ois assaults upon them by visitors j
to thv pound The larger alligator j
was snNt about ten t ula*ys ago and
dragged upKn th*- banlc. vviit-re li*» was I
left for d- ad hIow i-ver, wh'-n negro* s |
went tq the scem'Njo s]<iff him, h<- w Jk
v iip* H" was se'-nNA'ing npon a tu
<x k aiul Mr MeGravvNnid others 1>*--
lieved hitn dead hut wheiKtiiey fioked
Tiitlt in th*- side with a .paildleSh* show-
thT- mthat In- had pb-nty of Im- l<-ff
i anoTlu r huil*-t hob* was >uit
through his h*-ad and he was dragge*
out. *
Ladies Can Wear Shoes
One size smaller and walk in comfort
by using Allen’s Foot-Ease, the
antiseptic, healing powder for the feet,
j Shaken into the shoes Allen’s Foot-
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
i easy; gives instant relief to Corns, Bunions
and Calluses; prevents Blisters and Sore
Spots and gives rest to tired, aching,
swollen feet.
At night if your feet are tired and
sore from excessive walking or dancing,
sprinkle some Allen's Foot-Ease in the
foot bath, and get rest and comfort.
Sold everywhere. For Fre« sample
and a Foot-Ease Walking Doll, address
Allen’s Foot-Ease, Le Roy, N. Y.
FOR OVER
ZOO YEARS
haarlcm oil has been a world
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism, 1
lumbago and uric acid conditions.
ibD M£q
HAARLEM OIL
who. perhaps, are more in-
t'-.rest- i! n th>- subject than any <>th**r
<'lii>s\ of busine'-s liven..* ' They tire I
high o.ti’y in cotnparisii'n with those
of a mistaken and weak past, when
North Carolina had just ahou* the
,sorri> t at.d most unprogi rssivc guv
rnjnen-t t .the world It t
i loqUenc" of Avujijt k. Melver and Al
derman to awaken the state 'to its-
\ v. rt i ■ a It
11 1 <v
w . evil rot ted cot t.in_ ;*_
e x c ** 1U* n t 11 t
p’anf.-d iti tli*- Northw.'St,-fri
f tile fO;it*> W !- f'njlireil b\ th...
i e\as
laU-r
"t :i.n
O.I (1
I,..
\vn tin
r;. wvt
vi Is
w, aetiv'e,
(h .’igh.
ihrvv
.VV.I 7
e msliler tide hieal
dam 'g'
gr.
isshu
hi’" "s T: * w aru.
dry w *
■aMp.'.r !*,
;i v or*
■ ! ran li 1-r.iw :2i—
< ikialio
'ilia, Ar
ktins:
is, and Louisiana
i ll "11 c!i
it rein
aijH-i
1 too wf in soiti"
Rev. H. R. Fje.enxam-of-Hickory, Kilif>d-
Hickory, N C Rev 11 It Fr*-* i
pastor itf the West H. kory Bap’ '
ehurch, was instantly kithM hetw- ti
Troy and Baden when flic car rt
l
wliah he was riding ttimed* tur'i*
’hr • timcs-nvi r a steep t.-mhanknu '
Other occupants of th*- e;tr roi >-i\ d
duty, and this
girB—W'Tr-—grTu
sehoplH, while
w'gne onlv six;,
yi-.'tr 'S.dtOb hoys' and
uafcd from oTiT hurh *
y.*'ars ago. tlie-rc
Wrlghtsvilh- last enter
Trnrc men, they wa-r*'
hack to. th** coast, iin«
four hundred were .pi
The following officer
President. D. F. F <
t on«rHl'rst "vtcry |)reflid--n
Sumter, s. C.; -second
J N. Hrsit. (fJreenv.b
vice president, L J
land. F •-<' ; secretary |
nr R Craig. Chariot;*
mitt*.**, above erff. ■ —
ur
hun
*
Griffith.
Ch* raw..
Chanilir-r
-Monroe
S. C.;
• at.
nr:
of Coinn.
Charged W : t>i Si.iyirig Father.
*; ■ a: a :. ’ fr, S. C ('!;*•• t; - e
lock, id• Boil,
on a charge'
was
'•ae4=-h.n ■ e. i
lUd;
l la
d
ion-
\\ Watt, Chariott
Johnson to Head
Denver Coi '
'northern
there is
portion of
much small
\ rkansas.
cotton in
and
the
Flat", with stands irregular in Okla
homa and phunts gen* rally small in
Loaisia na.
Theft of Ford
ijgern^. ^ t
htiv- obtained fin
I •
Detroit Police -
Ter prints of all employes in the
— ovrse and about the grounds of the
residence of Ivlsel B 1'. td. pr*-si ?nt
or ('oinpany.' in.
P n:
1 MCI/s FOK+O riAHS
■of the Ford Mo
nection with the robbery of $10o,ft00
worth of j-.welry. Aniionnceinent of
the robbery was mad** by police Hear
• finger prints were, left by the thief ac
cording to police.
Ihe jew els, :«_a silver i-ase, includ
ed a p*-arl necklace of 20r* grad'
pearls with a platinum clasp.
J
-'•, i is inlur;i. s. tint all .are expi t
*0 recover. — —
Mr Freeman. Boyce Bellinger. Mrs
J'-ssie Justiei- and Miss Leafy Ah-’-r
ii'-thy wef-i* returning hfome aft**r ha',
ing attended th - state convention
t.he Baptist Young Ib-oph s union, lie] 1
in Wilmington the first of tin* week
'' u —-—* ,—
Americans Killed in Canton Bombing.
Hongkong. P D*'mar**tz, Canton
mamiger for the G-werai ->i«4k Iniport-
ir>g Company of New Y.irk, and Mrs
Demacetz ari- iistt'd among the killed
-in a.- revised—H>-t—of victims of th-u
bonth attack on C.overnor General
^Merlin, of Fren* h In lo-Uhina. receiv
ed her" from Mnn’ori. This list also
gives, in pja. *• of ' M. Pelletier," E
Rougetni. chief > >rr* spondein e *if
the Banque d*' L'lr.do-Uhine,, at Can
ton. as third member of the party
i slain- by the bomb.
w.th t
lather,
ego TI
N am
T.: s fath
til*
.■"kill;
J hn BUii - k.
lie two rm-ti 1
young Blaloi
s hea
'one . H*‘ claim
uht-r m -clf-ih f
lilted his (ffti
- young mans
several wa-i-ks
ad an alterca-
k almost heat
pulp with a
d that he struck his
nafter In- had in
y ii’ing Blalock's K wife
to a
To Try tp Fly Across Continent.
Mirin'e-da. N. Y- L.-utenant Russell
. Mauglflian’s at’.cmpr to cross the
o/eit-nt Ixtvvein dawn and diuftL
■Vb* ma le Thursday, if atmospher--
r condTTT ms arv : ".TaVdrabl.‘. according-
th> latest announcement made,
it 2:22 a. m.
to
By starting at 2:22 a. :v< eastern
s-. dan! 'ini!-, and flying a' ft\" rate
of B'i'I inileg-nn hour. Muughan hopes
,'h tie P.-(•.’.• -by fl f-kibir in ap.
pr xtm'aely 17.hours. He attempted
•o make the sain*- High’ twice before,
but was forced down etuth time with
out completing the trip.
Victor M. Johi.-^-n.. j f
as its iiiternatio: pi' 1
Selection (1 fS; Paul,
T!*2r» convention < :ty.
hua leonten:!' t. "f K-iwani- Int- rn V
tional adjourm-iL li- ro. J ihnsoti de
feated John* f! Moss.' of Milwaukee,
in the race Lt th« pre idemy bv a
vote.of 951 yrllfi.V • J.
Heat Wave Kills Two.
Cleveland, O Two j rsons a're
dead and an"!h»T in a .X'-riotrs con
dition the r* ait of tlii*. b- at w ive
which st fitrk" t 'b-v^latid Lou is Ged-
eon, 32, -mill worki r,, wa-s th*> first
beat victim. C'dlapsing whih* at work
• - . - • i
Kenneth Swearing' n 22. wa«- drowned
in Iaik>- Erie, where he sought relief
The tin rcury rosi- from 38 to .89 da- j
grees Th*‘ hiffti'-st temperatirfe re
ported in Ohio, was at Fremont where
i 92 degrees "was record^}
ral
vears since
—_1
--r
— —
aim
1 th*- hard-
Contract Awarded
For
Dormintories. 1
anx
■Oil
s to get
1 Cii
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c,
Ultra
■t . ;
■r tin*
three
fp
mi
three to
‘ -*6 .!
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t cn
daUei*
'•r. !•:
.dorn
ito
r: l* s
at th
- State
Train-
* w *
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• b-eted : i.
mr - * ;
io d tit
a
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tOSt:
of $r)S,(Min was
'am
111.
I .exing-
h vva r
1m1 Ik
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to C
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The
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pro
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work 1
v i (;
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rosiil.-nt.,
to he
gin .at
( .) : J
a
nd fn
r the buildings
\
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(
. Hurd
tli-.li,'
( 'Ulli
lor
ed In
J)'-e
• ruler 1
\V;i’
for
i. I’ ige
F-<
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li of
th*
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minti
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r, Arth-
wa’d -
. f
ont al
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rmhf
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rooms
If tl-
at "her
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-•r .at-
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( i 1
mfruv—Tr
4 1 • ';y~
i
u
rf'ee;
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room.
i dav
J
R.
Harrell.*
ro/Yni
for r
htl
Ir- n.
ti li\
trig P"i'
h ami |
mil
4 '<
tinc.illor,.
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of th
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-late. •
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r th" hu.
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it ii
1 Th:
Irish i
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l|< i wanans.
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O th“ m
111 •!ial 1
i
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and tho
(** 'in
iiT*» u*
‘ <s
till-
ioa rd
of pulili
c'Hvel- j
M:
nn.
for the
I'l fr-
»i>i' ■
> Ol
1 by
Gov.
Thomas
1 Me-
th.*
ei
ghth an-
Is’.. .,1
r -r-h‘ r*
-ee
; \ (* t
he hi
Th*
com-
correct internal troubles, stimulate vital
organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist
on the original genuine Gold Medal.
The Purity of Cuticura
**** Make* It Unexcelled
For MToilet Purposes
DAISY FLY KILLER
ljUIi
PLACED ANYWHERE
ATTRACTS AND KILLS
ALL FIIES. Neit,
dffcn,ornament*!, r on-
v.-m.-rt, mean I^*t«
alln.-aaon. Ma :« of
metal, ^can’t ariU or
tipovor ; will n t foil
[f-r in.nro anythn^.
I Ouara-tre*l etrcctiva.
I Soil by deaVrs, or
6 by EXI’KEsS,
pri-fad, $1J$.
tLAKULil soMrlk-S, ijo L/c iPaib A*o. f Brooklyn, N. Y.
tt;:"-" ! •:. ; - of Jam- s C Dozier,
■'■t.r, . f the “sta!•> board of public
v. ■]t r- Dr C C. (Ic.-r of Greenville-
:... ! B il Boyil of Clinton.
Organizes Poultry Association.
Anih r.- 'ti _Aml*:rs!)n-*H)uftty has or-
CtuLZfd a—unUity ( p rultry association.
Th- . prituTpal *-ff*-cts( will lie to ship*
citi id- of poultry to Northern mar-
k-tg-* (vo*—to ho mnite this—morrMir
!* after June Hi. This car will
Co'
C For bumintr or lidf,
^ to relSere irflamrnii-
Hon and soreness^uie Mitchell
Eye Salve, according to direc
tions. Soothing, healing. ^
HALL A RUCKEL
14T Wararly Placa Hew T^rk
MlXCH]
snort ly
! c mad*- up in Belton, Anderson and
Pendletorrr
«iffo'-rs were chosen as follows^.!
J Armstrong, president; S'. M Byars.
••• .p’o-- d**iit; Mr Jordon, vice pres-
hh-nr: Reid ffunphi-ll,- secretary and
treasurer. The next meeting will be
Ju_e 2J : -a
out
If HUNT'S SALVE fails In the
treatment of ITCH. ECZEMA,
RINU WORM .TETTER orother
itching nitin diseases. Price
7V at druKirists, or direct from
A.I. lichirtft MHlelit Co, tbewta.Iu.
nnnnou treated one
DROPSY^ FREE
few Soun; iw.nnf r.i*uc.d
tho Mv*r. kidn«ys, atonvach ,
Dm*, c
ATtANTA. Georgia. (EetablUhtd 1895—
28 year» of tueef in treating Drape?.)
Pure IJred <>nnie (o«-kereU and Pullets, par-
trlilffe sir’' {2. «*. I C.-Boars, Sows, J«rs«r
Milch Cow s 'and Heifers.
MODLLLA STDCK FARM, JESUP, OA.
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