Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 F *v* thp: people, BARXWErJrs. r. SEi!RE1ARIES : PLAN MEETING f Cornmercial Men to Study Develop* nient of Natural Resources of / V State. rc , e ("olumbia. -DntTding upon a study of the development of the natural re sources of th»* state, the program com mittee for the annual convention of the South Carolina Commercial Sec- retaries’ association, to be held next month at Newberry, completed prelim inary arrangements at a meeting of the Columbia chab.e of commerce. The m.-eting will be held September 11, 12 -and 13 Frank A. 1’ierson. president of the eommereial secretaries’ organization, named as the program committee, Charles Morrison, secretary of the FJor* nce chamber of commerce, chair- man; F. J. Trotter, secretary of the Camden Kershaw chamber of com merce, George Games, secretary of the Greenwood chamber of com- merce; James P. Moon, secretary of trib Newberry chamber of commerce, and Meigs. 11. Russell, secretary of the Charleston chamber of commerce. Instead of following the usual cus tom whereby most of the topics are discussed by the secretaries them selves, the committee decided upon a new course of learning for the various secretaries of the state. The general subject will be “South Carolina’s Nat ural Resources ” Lectures and discus sions will'be heard upon forestation and rejorestation. marketing, includ ing cotton and potatoes, hydro-electric possibilities, crop diversification and Poii adaptability, hiijiiway systems, and ports development by men who are familiar with those subjects Mr Moon stated for the Newberry chamber ot commerce that a royal wel come awaited the secretaries. A lunch by the directors of the Newberry com mercial body a reception at the New berry Country club, and a trip to Clin ton as guests of the Clinton Commer cial chib were among the entertain- amn. list, lawyer, statesman, Chris- tXPLOSION TAKES THE LIVES OF TWO PERSONS. Magee, Miss. —Two persons w.r* fatally injured, one building d- stroyed and another damaged here when an explosion and fire followed the pouring of gasoline on live coals in the belief that it was kerosene. The dead are A. F. Brown. 4s. and his wife. 45. both of whom succumb- ed shortly"after they had been re moved to a hospital. A child was painfully but not seriously hurt. The fire originated in a restau rant operated by Abe Browns, which was destroyed. TWO EMBASSADORS NAMED .APTAIN McM I ELAN'S POLAR EX PEDITION SAFE AND HOME WARD BOUND. Judge Bowman Dies Suddenly. Orangeburg Ilderton Wesley Bow man jurist .lawyer, statesman. Chris- Cun gentleman died suddenly at l|is home her*- a> t’> o cld k Sunday morn Inc Cpon rising md while dressing Judge Bowman suffered a sudden at. tack of 'h*- In-art. falling prostrate He was i mined .at * ly attended by mem bers of the family but was dead His <kath (em- - a gnat shock to like re. Give- , nd fro nds as Judge Bow- m.in ha u; - r. d from a recent IHnes- ,nd .intern:, .-d that he would r»-sui:- *• his work n the ben eh in S*‘p- t* a:!i r H<- had teen m failing health, i : Tver a year .it:! of Judge Bowman m- ;• .oltn.’ md beloved * ifiz* n ltv.-d ifi "i vugehiiTg ail bis E. A. BANCROFT TO GO TO JAPAN. J. R. SHEFFIELD TO Mexico. Plymouth. Vermont.—Appointment of Edgar Addison Bancroft, of Chicago as ambassador to Japan and of James Rockwell Sheffield, of New York city is ambassador to Mexico, was annoum ed by President Coolidge. The appointments fill the major- vb cancies in the diplomatic corps. Both men are prominent in the law profes slon Cyrus FT Wood? resigned as. on vo yto Tokio in June, and the Mexico post was made vacant by the resigna lion of Charles ft. Warren_early tlil- month Mr Bancroft is a graduate of Knox college and Columbia university H- also Is an author and is a brother of Frederick Bancroft, the historian Mr Bhefflold is a graduate of Yah- and of Harvard law school He is presldent of the Cnion League - of New York, a trustee of Rurnhardt co!leg<- and a trustee of flu* Carnegi* 1 .endow ment for international peai^'. He for merly was a member of the New York state legislature Negotiations have been under way between the state department and th*-- two countries in regard to tilling of the two posts for several weeks and definite word of fh* 1 acceptability *oi >-a< h was received Mr Woods resigned soon tfter th- passage by Congress of tb>‘ Imniigrc tion law carrying the Japanese *-xt lu sion provision, l>ut his action ju-v* definitely "as ascribed to that law Mr Warren resigned his Mexi, :n assightnent as svon -as tli*' n w re’a tions between YJexico an*} the Fnit- d Sfattis defiiiittdy were osi.-ili'isli*-d On. Board Steamship Bowdoin, God haab. Greenland.—We are safe, home- vard hound, with all on Jioard well. Our little SS foot schooner, which ias been frozen in the ice for 320 lays. 11 degrees from the North Pole; ms poked her way down the coast • f Greenland almost on schedule. W“ huuld reach I^abrador in a few days >.nd Wiscasaet, Maine, by September 15. Our radio seems to be raising ama i-urs in various parts of the United -fates and Canada, now that we_ are getting longer periods of darkness We are now at the end of the long .ght period and are becoming to see 'ars at night Donald Mix. our-radio >p*rator, is now operating nightly rora midnight to 3 a m., eastern standard time, on 175 meters Bo you may expect full details of our trip -oon. by radio. In our 14 months absence from civ lization we hare seen many strange things and gone through much We TWISTER KILLS NTNE IN LOUISIANA CHURCH. f New Orleans.- Nine persons wej’e killed and nin>- injured when a twister demolish'd th" St Phillips ehunfi at Bit rick.--. It a. about 4u miles front here, The victims were early arrivals to a church festival which was to be held later in the gfternoon. When th** skies lie, ante overcast with the brewing storm the crowd took refuge in the old church which was to be abandoned for a new church erected nearby The twister h ft th*; building a pile of debris, with the victims pin ned underneath The dead ;tr*- Mr and Mrs Tftephen Haydell and son. Stephen, Jr.; Arthur Hubbel., Virginia Hub- bel; Belfort Haydell; Florence Nernandea; Mildred Troxielier. and Burk Waguespa* k. Those expect ed to die: Phi loin one Hayihel and P. J Simon PLANES USED 10 TWO GIANT AIRPLANES SPOUT POISON IN DEMONSTRATION IN GEORGIA. The airpalne was "Ci both -as <i death dealing ERIE APPROVE CONSOLIDATION WOULD MERGE ROAD AND OTH* ER3 IN "NICKEL PLATE" SYSTEM. New York.—Directors of the Athens, Ga. ployed her weapon and a vehicle of agricultural rehabilitation for tie) southern cotton, growers Spouting clouds of pulverized ..cftl- ciutn arsenate as if they were .aying down a smoke Hi're*-n two giant plant s built especially fur such work, dealt, out prescriptions of death for the boll weevil, while ten thousand Ku • ness the stalks So neatl ywa sit,distnbut- at the first demonstration of the kind ever made in this section of the cott* n belt. The planea were operat' d und r T tho direction of Dr George R Mahoney, assistant entomologist at Tallulah. La., the Georgia State College of Agricul ture Extension division, and a number of Atlanta and Athens business men. The planes carried 1.300 pounds of calcium arsenate and dusted the equivalent of 600 acres of cotton hourly. They fiew across th** field Erie oniv a few feet above the cotton and WRKLEYS After Every Meal It*s the longest-lasting , confection yon can buy —and It’s a help to di gestion and a cleanser 4 for the month and teeth. Wrlgley** means bene lit as well as pleasure., ■rossed Smith sound to Cape Sabine, Railroad company approved the offer Ellesmereland. with dog team, three 0 f the Van Sweringen Interests of times. There we landed the National-CQj0 Vt) ] an( j toConsolidate.tha road with geographic society's memorial tablet f our others into their proposed $1,600,- n commemoration of ’starvation ooo.OOO ".Vlckel Plate'’ system amp." the site of the disaster of the nj . thl* action the F7rte railroad is II fated Greeley Artie expedition/Of t he first to signify its wiflingnees to *''''2, VII in all we covered 2.000 mll<*s participate in the huge merger, which x ith dog team. will result in the formation of a mam- Kindest regards to all friends of the ni ,jfh |runk line with almost 14,000 "xpedition. miles of track .truversing the eastern section of the country The foregoing message from Donald Directors of the other roads involv- B MacMillan was received exclusive- ^ ln merger, the Fere Marquette, v by william J Zeldllk, an amttt*'ur Chesapeake and Ohio, Hocking Valley monstration C East Grand Forks, Minnesota Mr. a j )( j present "Nickel Plate." are ex* j :— Zeldlik; whose station 9CDV is more pecttM i t0 f 0 n ow the lead of tho Erie han 2.000 miles from iJie ftowdoln. is j n ratifying tho proposal, he only one of the 2c.000 member* nf Stockholders of the five roads then :he American li^dio Relay league to simultaneously will he asked to accept xork MacMillan successfuliv for a f^e Van Swerfngen’s ofTer for an ex- press message in more, than five change <>f shar*‘s F.title opposition is expected to the "xe* uition of the plan the calcium arsenat*- carried in a hopper on the cowl, fell from under neath the plane and was caught In tho powerful current of air generated by. the propeller* and shot downawrd on the stalks. So nely was it distribute >m1 that it was almost Impossible td distinguish with the nak**d eye. but inspection of the plants showed that ft went into every square and on every leaf It was an ideal distribution and demonstration today, according to ex perts A two hundred and fifty acra field was used hare for the dusting de months. Cotton Stalk Contains 130 Bolls. Kinston.—John I). Marrln exhibited recommendations of th*- executive com Ik \\ * v* Tin. movi IP ha a r n!;oo with th. an i riyt^ V\ : - ‘ • t) ■ Jovi:'.. ir ,if> and identified himself , ritual, moral, educational h!> i i th* community H" • I in in, w .Mi big h'-art ,n i: - associations with n. 11. wa- rol.ust 'trf Hoover CaBs Meet to Curb Radio. Washington A na'i nal nidi, , - n feren. *■ to d's* - uss h.dter \ •-i-unt c.-v, regulation - of the wirTo*** was i-all*<l by- Secretary H )ovpr to m* **t in Wa -a fington S**pt' tuber " - The conter* nee "ill b<* f h* third oi its kind and will take _up many m pertain problems. • , <'n* of 'h ■ ui'-- sofious. is the quest ,.h >-f int-ri-,- i *otton stalk lier*'- weight*sl down .vith 130 bolls It came from .Martin's iiirm in the Buckleehury section a ew iniles from Kinston He said it "its typicaJ of an exceptionally fine -tarid on "Ih** plantation Martin chiini-" d his crop to be almost as promising :s one in Greene county grown by "ank Dixon, whose Helds are thick v-th -walk's containing as many ns 15" oils each More than 60 per cent of •bo bolls on his place willmature, he aasorted . Ftv» Shipt Fight Gale. New York.—Atlantic shipping paid heavy toll to the hurricane which rag ed over tho seas from the south to the north Atlantic for the better part of three days* With the arrival in port of the St;ir Tho Erie directors in Approving the | Liner Arabic bearing more than 50 persons injured In the 100 mile gale, shipping officials learned that the hur ricane had caught many vessels in Its sweep At least live large liners, heavily loaded with home-coming pas sengers. fought their way through the gale that at times whipped the waves Into battering hillocks between 40 and Van Swearingen’s off* r followed the rnitte,*-. which reached an agreement last week after slight revisions had !>••• n made in the plan 1 >* In an official statement issued after th** meeting President Fr*-dert« k D. said: MUSIC Send for FREE copy of the , “Music Lovers’ & Teachers’ Order Guide’’ A handy reference hook THE WILLIS MUSIC CO. 136 W. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio THE U © SPRINGLESS SHADES La%t Lon«*t?r_Look £ Wjltt* The Real Batia Piquiliirity depends upon how we treat our friends. Lott- Yes, ;ind h**\v often. PayMore/ n| . 'i'i'n a II ( b umt <• < ir in spirit ifi of friends He en radio bruad. long distance telep' ^i.sGng sffrrfw»tr-. i ti* 1 lines M! t* turni> .1 iff r v: :> i u was »■ leva ted to the hi , In 11 ii*' F'l -t jinli rial circuit in lb i ; bavin g prac tic* d law here con- ! . tl . !, > . n re 1 ss. ’ lie. wa s i rnemtier of t: i *" V."! Mill ■ >I\.(1 i o'n\ cut am of 1 s <, - r.id w rtYrituTl ii Vr of th*> respUiHon proii. idtdnv -iiv i-r- ■ - in ^<nith Carolina. H" " 1 - a Past Master of Shibboleth lodge .A» : in! (ir (jar "f Fr* >e Masons. d 1 . \v* • I f -t nhd F.*:' n. f Hoover ludiev*v, the n- ^radlo audiences in-ih* \Y«‘sf -and n all isidaf* rnif. d Suites, whtc.h ti re* • iving Re\ ish.n of ] r* rent a'u-* bmctli locaftims to redin •• interu'erence. 1-- wUl. he di M'uss.'d teg-'h r with U of high frequences ■ r short wav '(•ngihs. idasIfii Htinn ef ' ri’.denstin: and u ti. nam v se, a member of th** local camp V, iTi reD of th<- World For >. r he was assistant superin- nttnue ,i i* nd* nt of, th* Methodist Sunday h ! d which * hun h he has been . 1;t*■ P ng incinle-r and a pious stew- ■ ■ < r • ^ . ■ ' • -i-i ti . , s'atiins with possible 4=1 a s« r «! at inns ttmirntii n. ineans or distinguishing the identity f am.it* ur calls from foreign -counties, interfe; **nce by electricnl devices, other thir rftd'o transmitting sta'iofis, and . He relatldni hptwe«n Government «and crmim*]rcial servir es Human Bones Found in Yard. Brunswick. On J. R Jackson, of McIntosh countv. is in the Glvnn v minty- jail for safe keeping whilv * i• 1'(irVtiep of McIntosh are inveeti . , •mg the finding of human hones uiued n his yard J.ickson. according to Mclnt sh ■ fh s, had been suspected of making ■ iid selling whiskeyl 1 * A raid was i^nd** t> his home and in tlje search a rats <! place in the h’a. k yard was dug nfn. Bones were found in the ground "d .In* kson declared he had hurled s st* *t n the place The bones, how ■ v* r. w.ere sent to Savannah for oxaml- c’nderwood ' The board of directors of the Erie Railroad company unanimously adopt ed a resolution, that. In this opinion of the hoard, the unified control and operation of the railroads of this com pany and of the Now York. Chicago and St Louis Railroad company, the Chesapeake nhd Ohio Railroad com l any"'the Hoi king Valley. Railroad company and the Pore Marquette Rail road company would be beneficial to this enmpnry and to jlu- public which it serves. ' 50 feet high The Arabic, her sick bay filled with ■ « - - injured, her decks, stripped of life bouts, and her port hole-* smashed in, ■was the hardest, hit. The Homeric, also of the White Star Line, ran into the giant storm in its waning strength i hut hud eight injured and stiff red damage 'to her superstructure The Nun son liner Munargo, from Nassau, and the Orizaba, of the Ward—Line,, made port badly, battered The Italian, liner Guiaeppe Verdi, with 155 passen- nath n and they were pronounced tho** of a human The Board will rei ompiepd to the pers. escaped the 1 hewrt of the hurrt Erie stockholders that they accept the cane and came through with nothing proposal by Messrs O P' and M J worse than a few smashed life boats Van Swear ngon therefor, and deposit and port hole glasses All were from a there under the deposit, agreement.an fe w hours to a day Jute, nex* d to such proposal and give to j Orly , one fatality was reported, a the committee provided fi.-.r the prox I victim of the gale. The steamer Eliza !es therein request' d , 1 Walker picked up a wireless message Tlie president will forward to the from the Danish freighter, Nordfarer, s^o*■ k.JW)ldecs cnnf'Mnporanei'msly with ( *n route here from South America, the forwarding of similar c*unmunlca- stattirg that a wave had hit the 2.. r '00 tions to the shareholders of the other I ton ve?snt smashed its bridge and Farmers Tour Upper State." Newberry Thir'y live farmers, ac- Co tup i n led li y 1 i rm * Demonstration Agent T M Mills made a tour of the uppig" part id the state The farmers wi.ht via Laui* n.-' to Greenville from ’lor*' ti/i'iiinson (.ollege • Aj fl'-mson roib g*-' the party ir thorough inspection of the entire plant thfi a 1 *: erin’.■ ntal stations farms ind cattle, and at Hodges thev visit ed. th" i lov* r farm of Roliert Hodges. I'iiuy rep rt a mc-t enth.usiustic trip md feci that th* y wer* mui h lienetited hV ft. ' . plans f O G 1T 1 'ho- and mad* 1:300 ntrance to riem- been to I G. Ltttl* John. pick of the-u to '—"IMany Applicants Try For Clemson. ('i\ n cnn ('olb ge Over T.300 Jiona JifT appL* atioins foi son college next session hav r*«cei\ • d- a.i'c* >nl. n registrar, and th the r,umbci ot l.luO, which is th'' ' a ' pacity of Hi institution at present. . hav*- been accepted About 4.>0 tjew -.indent ■ have been c.aci'i'pted from which wall he secured over 3->0 fresh men and 3.i or lo two year agricultural - and two vear textile students A** t'jd'-J-p' t° present *o. fwt r represented on th" advisory cormnlttee of the conference will ir elude the radio listeners, the inarm* Tv-i m. broaden-t. rc engiheefs tran- o eanic communicntion xp.-r's. mar.i: J , ho turers amateurs ind •••Vera! G v •arnment ib partments. Three Die When Truck Overturns. Louisville Thre. . fiidiiina Natiosi Guardstio n were ki!le*l and 1!* otli* si .'lifters w* re injure-!. \v.hen .ah an: iruck overturned * a'th- D.xtt hiphw \ near Gamp Henry Knox Those killed w.;r< Privates MurshaHT Wflfiani P. tri* and Harv* \ Waltdn ad of Lad nm Ipd and. mci' hers of Tom puny !, i);o Hundred an Fifty-first infantry O’Neill m Charge of Tour. Chicago Morris L (Tippy) O Neill. ,vho lias been placer! in charg.- of the barnstorming tour of th*- Ch.icngo While--dsox and New York Giants, an maimed that the two teams would • a \ *- America October 15 or " 17 for Europe. , 1 Lxiubltion games will he pi a Ted in r land. Scotland. . F'ngland. F'ram e. ■ • iftuTH. Germany and pfobahly Italy. S^' 4 V • * ral games are slatert for London. The Ruronean stay will last three to nilr w- t-ks Si v.wal gafnes are expe. t--d t > b> hived on this continent t>«rr.r« th? ■ nms sail companies a letter -ietting forth the' substance i f The plan and the resolu tions of the board in recommending its Acceptance by the shnreholclers " pwept overboard Its rn.inter. Captain J Madsen, who was piloting tho steamer Italy Thanks America For Rescue. Washington The warmest and deepest thanks fur the rescue by the American navy, of -Lieutenant Ix>ea- telll. mjssna Italian''aviator, 'iff the Cotton Crop Injured By Weather. Washington —Crop and weather con ditions In Southern States during thn week were summaribed by the depart ment of agriculture as follows; Abnormally high temperatures pre- n Champion X is 60 cents. Blue Box 75 cents Only because Champion makes'.two-thirds of all spark plugs produced are these low prices possible. Spending more money cannot bring you greater value because Champion has re peatedly proved that it is the better spark plug. \ Champion Spark Plug Co. Toledo, Ohio CH AM PION ■•oust of Greenland, war* convoyed iiy vailed in thf (‘Otton helt^ with rainfall Distributed to the automotive trade by C AROLIN AS AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE Box 555 at Charlotte - Write for our wholesale catalog. Send us your orders for Standard Replacement Parts Gastonia Man Electrocuted. Gn-timiii t > K ('arothers aged divis'on supci uremi* tit f th" S- u <'rn Po* r ompaii' and in .nag. r the locaf {uOi-'t.Biot Plan Bridge Over Cove Inlet. CharleMnn—The COopcr River ferry dmmmsmn liasi requested J I. Parker,_ state highway bridge engineer, to draft 1 plans and specifications for a trestle connecting Sullivans Island and Mount - Pleasant across Cove inlet This structure, if is estimated, will com in the neighborhood of/ifHrh.OOO m d w fn provide - pas sage lio island and the mainland for automo biles aqil trolley cars. - Mr. Parker several . week's agrrhegun to work on proposed designs t\\r this trestle and submitted six different plans. f life in Riir-1 :*. report mad -(,■* v. v-r ijmtantly k; .41 by electri i utii>n at th" Parkda aiills. while making some re; iirs •h*' test room .of th** mill. Disease Toll Greater Than War Moscow Tvphu.- and •holera ha aus* il grefiter lo-s o than war. according t by' Health C< mmissfoner SimiashV. who has h«'en sfqilvn: Russian e; di.*mic« Out of ten milliop Rusdan- w have be*n stricken xvith ty'phu- • er * * * n t h^ e d, *'d Simia.-hko (l-e.iares that during i « nt vears the l|lockad*.» of Rm->y?.- A'!:* - ! a- aijld-’d to the deHth r *. a-',*" u h:-i/lLwaijitcil-tljc supply d . <ne-. . .if. Would Compel Truthful Advertl»emrn" Ctiattan*foga. Tenn _That there j uid h*: iT^nattonal law| to com p ! .1 manufacturers to advert:.?® ti; ir * lucts tor what they arc amt md r wfi fit‘they a A* and not for what ey wish they were, was fuilv m r* ssed, on the association of Ame v n DaiVy Food and Drug off c als at be ’bird da^- session of the twea y- •• V- "l * glith annual convention, now . in •egress on Signal mountain, by Dr C ■■d ert Moulton, director of the bureau t. nutrition of the Institute of Amor an Meat Packers. a mesHivge received by the Balian em imssy from'Pr<-nj!er Mu-soi:ii.i. Lir'-ct l • ng th* charge d'affaires t. express, these feelings to the Washington gov ernment. th° Prem-i'-r .said ‘.Tellowing the news >>f the rescue of Located: and his <(>m panions, tlianks to the efforts of the Amorii'an navy 1 have expressed , to the Ameri can ambassador at Rome th** grati •tide of the Royal-guverntnent for that most noble proof d' human solidarity and comradeship performed by the .’ merii an forces " T)ie appreciation rif Italy for the acrv'i e p» rformed was expressed by "ITT ila rt the emhassy in caffs at the war and navy departments, .vhlle ft’ the same tirmi inedHhges of congratulation and relief on the r*- 1 cue weir® transmitted by both Italtsm aird An* r *rli4in official* litre to• Amer ican ol^ffiers on flight dpty. and to Lieutenant LocuMl! himself Mother and Child Burned to Death. Tupelo. Mis®.—Mr® Weept Moniz. 1 and her four year old son were urned to death 1 na barn at the ir.nti home In Plantersvllle. four ules south of he^e An older child nd the one burned were playing in. be barn and It was supposed they jh.-jerved hie 102nd truck a match near a quantity oi ounTy home here !ry hay The older child ahrm.-d . in"th*r, who-rushed into the bum ,g building to res< ue h*-r i hild, when j-’.Tr were <aught by the r.ushihg Man Haa 102nd Birthday. Morristown N J —John A. Stewart, ■Th® grand old man of Wall street.' peraoaal friend of Lincoln, and Presi d«nt pro tem of Princeton university after Woodrow Wilson's resignation. birthday at his Because of his (leHcafo health the day was obserwed in quiet fashion. 'Mr Stewart was assmtant secretaij of the treasury ' dur.na the CievelAnd il nu - Vrhei.r t barred—l^ies wei-et administration He is the oldest iiy- nvered h' ' 1'Qg aluminue of Columbia university. generally light and of a very local character The week--un, the whole, was unfavorable for eofton in much the greafer portion of tlie belt nd moisture is now needed in nearly all sections Cotton made very good progress in extreme Western and Northwestern Texas, hut It deteriorated elcsewhere, with bolls small and opening prema- utrely though insect damag* is slight as a rule The crop either deteriorated or mad* vnly poor advance because of Ho h*at scantv moisture, in Okla homa, though the condition continued fair to excellent in th* northern and J western portions; there Is consider able shedding with weevil and worms becoming active in sca-ered Idealities There was some deterioration ip Central and Southern Arkansas, hut growth wag somewhat better in th* northern portion of tlhe state. Interstate Bus Line Proposed. Ri'Himond. Va —A petition to *stab- J lish passenger lius lines to connect > Richmond with every section of-the state aa w ell as with Raleigh un^ f^ur* ham. N C. and Washington. D C, was filed with the state corporation commission by the Virginia Ttjan^por- ; tation company^ Th* application is being opposed by the Chesapea’r.e and Ohio Norfolk and Western. Southern Richmond. Fred erickshurg and Potomac and the Atlan tic Coast Line Railroad eompanl** .tjrd several 1 bus line corporations. ‘No nil" siuiii-s versity unic-s Yn trl"k ’bill ad\er-*it\ in ..tli think face "f ad luL.kn"WS- :? isn’t aware nt'. ICES3 ranges"* The leading range on the mar ket—Tested by twenty-five years of constant settee. Ar*kyour dealer or write vb for csttlog Ar.d where (hey may be bought. MFG. COMPANY Nashville^ Tennessa* Wanted, Young Men -.<> -inroll ii>>w for the fall tern; In ths t HAHl.OTTI: HVRHF.R 4 0IXKI4K Ckarlotfr - . - MortE CuroUa*