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7-T Thc Farmers & Merchants Bank and the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, both of Anderson, S. C., take a great deal of pleas ure in lending money to prompt paying cus tomers and at this season of the year take an especial pleasure in lending money to their farmer friends. We would bo pleased, tu extend our ac*<|UaUltsncc with Hie faun cr? of this good county by lending them money. COM? TO HKK I'S. Farmers & Merchants Bank Farmers Loan & IVust Co. THE\ OFSi r W/UKBEWARE > GE?S JW/m MCE * SEEM/N6 7/fEAfES If all of these schemes which "Smooth" stranger? come around to peddle are such great "Money Makers'* why don't they KEEP, them themselves? When a man b trying hard to sell you a proposition there is i something in it for HIM-that's a sure thing. ia it not better for us all to keep oar. money here at home, invest in and build up OUR OWN Community ? The man who does thia b prosperous. --iJSHj^t '.'.[ Wc pay 4 per cent, interest on Savings. Make OUR B.u;fc YOUR bank ^ Anderson, S. C. QUI! MEAT IF YOUR KIDNEYS ACT BADLY Take tablespoonful of Halts if Bark burt? or Bladder bothcrn Brink I lots of water. WP uro a nation of meat eaters and] our blood is tilled with uric acid, say? a well-known authority, who warns us' to ?IP constantly on guard against kid-! ney tro'tble. The kidneys do their utmost to free th" blood of this irrit?t lin: ncld, hut become weak from tho overwork; they ?et sluggish; thc eliminative Un ?mes clog and thus thc waste ls retain ed In thc blood to poison thc entire system. When your kidneys ache und feel like lumps of load, and you have? stinging pubis in the back or thb, urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or thc bladder ia irritable, obliging you to sock relief during the night; when you have severe headaches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatism, in bad weath er, get from your pharmacist about four ounce; of Jad Salts; tak" a. table-] spoonful in a glas? of water before' breakfast each morning and in a few .days your kidneys will act line. This famous snits is made from thc acid of grapes and lemon juice combined with (?thia and baa been used for guiicra tldUS to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to neutralize the acids in urine au lt Is no longer a source of Ir ritation, thus ending urinary and Madder disorders'} I Jad .Salts ?s inexpensive and cannot Injure: makes a delicious effervescent Hthta-watec drink and nobody can maku a mistake by taking a little oc casionally to keep the kidneys clean and active. Evans Pharmacy, Agents. Play, at II mumu ml School. The pupila of Hammond School will give a play ut Hammond school an ?-uuir?uy eyontng to which the public is Invited.' Thi name of til-; play is "Topsy-Turvy,rt nnd as tho name in dicates will be a jolly presentation,1 with lots o f laughable situations, which will fully repay all for tho small admission charged. Boston Won From Macon. Macon, Ga., April 1.-Thc Boston National league team today defeated tbe Macon South Atlantic league club, I 13 to 0. Boston's ld hits included 2* home nina by Maranville and Whaling and a Mires.base bit and two two base hits by Griffith. Atlanta, AprU alamos Grant of Chicago, bantam-Wclghtr boxer, who vyas. Ulsan to.aheauUal Tuesday night - aVw;asrtous; condition at the conclus ion of s ten-round bout with John Eg gert?, of -New York, was. better-to night, although still unconscious. Eg gers, who was taken in charge by tho polk-?, is at liberty on bond pend ing developments. Found Mkrk-?o? sf Giant London, April 2.-According to ;h dispatch published here today, tho skeleton of a person who had been apparently ton feet In height has been found at Dysart. County Louth, Ire land. Thc .kelston was unearthes together with that of of two other ! skeletons supposed to have been bu- i nod in pro-historic days. The bodies bad been interred in separate graves, all incased with stones. The skull of the giant measured 18 Inches from the crown ot his head to the chin. Te Prepare Civil Service Law. Washington, April 2-.-Members of thc two committees representing the national assembly bf the civil ser vice commissions and the national civ il Service reform league began a joint conference hero today, to proparo a proposed model' service law ror stato and municipal government. Charged With Paeeage, Atlanta, Ga., April 2.-"charged with peonage R P. Bickers, a prominent ! planter of Rpcfcd ,in county, Georgia,I was-placed on trial lo tho United. States district court herc today. It is alleged that peonage prevailed tn con nection with hto employment of negro laborers. The case is expected to be concluded tomorro-.-. ... . ... ..-. ? . j . BeUle-Searre;' iitot-k? Return. New York. Ap il 2.-Two thousand Greeks, most r I them battle-scarred veterans of the Jatkan wars, arrived here today or ? e steamer La Cania. Many of ther. turned to resume In America can ? ti which they bad ab andoned to i j; Itt tho Turka and Bul gara. Ar'niSiS Creek. . ?Wate* V.-?k Orr and the Mountain Creek cht r ;h Saluda Association, will tera, one ot t?-j Saluda s contributions to ?om? Missions, will bo one of the speaker*, ?ecretatr W. E Wilkins wll! speak on "Baptfrta and the Wa? siousry Crisis." Mentale, JCeateriaT*" Youngstown, April ?.~-J. G. Butter, Jr.. chairman of the National Birth place Memorial Association, made tho announcement today that H. C. Frtek of Pittsburgh had contracted $50,000 to the fund for the erecites ofvtm> ?tr*???*rja} struct ?re at the birthplace of the rate president in Nlloa. ?<.??.? i ? wu uil i, .? il ,.m Kr?. Saasa Seville Dead. Char?est?a Sunday Narwa.) Mrs. ?asan Neville, widow of the late Thomas C. Neville? who for 4b years was foreman of tbs COT ponte, g room cf the NeWs and Courier, died yesterday morning at ber restdince after n lingering iltoew. Mrs. Neville was in her 84th year ot age. 8he is survived by ? son. Thomas J. Ne ville, and two? daughters,- Mrs, Geekle* Anderson and Mrs: Rate Ander oon, thc latter of whom has her home with ber mother. Mr. NevlHe Was associated! with Henry Watterson during tbs War of Secession tn getttni; oui n titila paper Cn" sn army presa. COMMITTEE PLANS TO CELEBRATEJrVHtTE WAY MANY EVENTS HELD IN THAT CONNECTION FOR CITY MARKET Civic: Committee Arranging for C?l?bration of White Way and Chautauqua Program Thc Civic rum mil ico UH recently ap pointed by thc Coauthor or Cotnmcrcj, ?old n-.i Important-mooting 'tust Hight' St-S o'clock al thc quarters of thc or ganization, ''hairmnn tlufua Fant and Commit teem on K. E. Elmore.-G. Cullen Sullivan. ,.T. L. Sheranl. Glenn Least - ter and W. S. Reuty being present Chairman Kant congratulated the coin mit lemon on. the splendid attendance. Cuautuui|iiti. Tho approaching chautauqua, which openH In Anderdon on. April 28, and Which, will be handled by tlic iconi mlttco, was discussed al length.. Tbe chulr appointed G. Cullen Sullivan and V E. Elmore as a committee to decide ;ibout. .the rerrvhroohf < privi leges of tlic same, with power to act. it uiu? Fant .and..f. L. H lier rad were appointed a committee to seepre lo cation. Tile chautauqua witt open hore, on April 2S, and will bring to Anderson ?6.?)00 worth of high grade attractions. , I City .Harket * It war. stated- at thc committee meet ing that the property owners or the property facing ..?n-"tbe Blue Rldgo rlght-ot-wny H-tv-'crs Kata and Peo ples street ware anxious to open up that street and make a proposition to thc city to build thc market thereon. It was-stated that t'tose "property ow-.iors would assist in financing tho same. W. S. Beaty and Chairman Fant wore instructed fo sec the" prop erty owners and the railroad and get up RI proposition for later submis sion. H6*< White Way Celebration. The matter; of?.holding .ot a great White-Way'Celebration on the oeca siolVof1 the opening of Anderson's new illuminated ?vendl of continuous UgllCs wa? brWfght upi and it was de cided to hold mich s clebration pro Tided n plan ^eould be outlined for ?^^a1^'tfe^esteo' was "to sing .patrtoHe ^peogh, 'have a series of fid?ts and' a rfr?ud . illumination 'display. Glonn R. Lasalter' and Lewis Horton wore- appointed a committee or two, to present such a plan to the noxt meeting. ??<.<? ? PASSED AWAY ip-:r*WWv*1*' '.'"i" i'M- ?M*/?. **>vt,- }. W. L.- Belcher Died Here Veiter day Afternoon nt .Two O'dock After Short Illness A man we.lT jthoufrht.of ia ?ho entire community and a friend of hundreds of Anderson mill people. W. L.,Belehr erv dtod at his hettie in '.Ids-city yes terday afternoon 'hr.j2. o'clock. . Death was due td^tlagib. Fer several months Mr. Belcher has bee., -unwell,. *ut .^'dna^ctr,. been confined' to his hod hut for ?only* a .few days end tho- general public did not know that br . condition was at alt serions?. ?For the reason, thc news of bis.death will come asa sovere sbock to his hundreds nf friends in both the city and'the county. Mr. Belcher to survived by hit? wire, four children, hts mother, and a num ber of other relatives. fie was a member ot tho Baptist church andr, was always, one of the first- to. assist in any church work or any worthy cause that might arise and in these lines of endeavor be will be -sorely: missed; s The funeral services will take place today at Starr, where tho deceased formerly made bia homo. , . F K I??H?RECTODAY .? ? Nhl I ??-PS WiB Not Run for Governor, Bot ? V.:ip?. ; ts roMT?reif hs Race For congross ia this congmstonal district waa in tho oitv last night sud will be bete today at tbe-t'htquola betel. He has had confvu?fcbee^?iii^^ '?te l?tlcal leaders In this county. Mr. Dom inick says that he positively will not run fdr governor, and that he ls.in the race f*|Mrtsjr?*#* **# feet? that be i-mm some erperlence In managing cam ^H^Hsa b*en to Washington, where ~^g^S?rrft e* wondWTnd^sW niallo-i at tbe nation*. eaplUl and lt is teared by men as oWhntsttc da 1 fetoV^Tniamn tha*^ther?FT%^ iras? hi tb* fcl?tto'nsKtsfall in el ney tn a sae en tn hm* most ftoratsd ety?e. / Taons the South Carolina maathera aeatatteen <btcadahr et ' Florence 'has obtained tn tee one year ?bat he baa been to . cnajgreas. W. F. Bell of the Central seetiaa .waa In Anderson ^vntordny on hasir peas. JOHNNY EVERS. Cold hy Chicago Cuba to Beaton Suv?*. Photo by Amrrlran Preta Association. O O Q O O O O O O O b o o b o' 0. BASEBALL RESULTS 5 o o 00000000000000! Ouk Ridge, N. C. April 2.-Oakridge Institut" 3; Weaver College 1. SportHuhurg, April H.-Trinity 5; Wuf?urd a. Charlottesville. Va.. April 2.-Vir-J g'.nla 7; Cornell 1. Huton Hougc. 1.a., April 2.-MIBBIBS-' ippi 15; Louisiana 2. R H* E I Washington .3 6 4 Nowark .2 3 4, Detroit .. ..15 18 1 Chattanooga..5 10 S Nashville.G 8 1 Boston .7 10 7, Providence.10 ll 1 Savannah. 0 3 1 New. York Americana ......3 7 3. Brooklyn Nationals .. ..4 .. 6 0 St. Louis Nationals.6 G 2 St. Louis Aemricana .... 3 6 2 j (Wingo caught for Nationals) . is?OW York.12 16? li Beaumont, Tax .. .. .. 1 7 1 (MatthewBon pitched) Jm .?ft ,M IR fiH!? f T M Kept her lock? youthful, dark, glossy | and thick with cowmen garden Sage and Sulphur,. : When you darken your hair- with Sago Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, because . it's done sb naturally, rp evenly. Preparing this mixture though , AP home ls mussy and trouble sonic. . For 60 cents you can- buy at any drug store the ready-to-use tonic called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Keine dy." You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this .through your bair, taking one small strand et-a tune. By morning all gray hair disappears, and, after another ?npiicatk? cr two, your hair becomes glossy, beautifully darkened and luxuriant. You 'will discover dandruff is gone and hair has stopped falling. . Gray, faded hair, though no dis grace, is a shin of old age,-and as we j all desire a youthful and attractive ap pearance, get busy at once with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and look years younger. Evans Pharmacy, agents. Our huyen Mr. John'8. Wal!, baa wired us that he shipped a car load nf Ape Mutes and Horses, raised la j Tennessee. . f his -esr will srirve . fe Anderson j absut next Saturday, end yon want] to .see them befare you bay elsewhere. Pri?es wad terms are always rlght,| you know that. **43-2t THE FRET WELL CO. . f; ateeaaer and Schooner Collide. Washington, April 2.-Rear-Admiral Badger, ; commanding the Atlantic Atlanttc fleet off tba V?renla Capes, .cported today that the steamier Ro bert M.* Thompson from Philadelphia, bound for New Orleans, had collided with the sehooaer August W. Snow, tlaxr- the schooner's side was crueheu and abo waa watsr-logged, and that he had Jirected the tug Pataspco to tow .her to port. found Distressed Stcsaser. Norfolk, V?, April 1.-- Wireless dis patches received ?oday at thu. Norfolk o*vy yard ???d that the United States retenue cutter Onondaga, bas found the American, steamer Hewaar. Fresh which was reported yesterday in trou? bb? -off Cape Hatteras and ta aaw steading ny the Ff*?b. shoat li ama* olt Diamond Shoals lightship. It- ts expected that the Onondaga will take tbs Fra*h in tow for Norfolk or Hal WBVjnlet. "f : -.t-a^. -?i?.*-, .i i ' I 'i il i mm . Atlanta Wea Gaste. itantav April SL-The . AtlanU Bouthern league association today won from the Cleveland American league team here 5 to S. Joe Jack MH^Qw: Cleveland outfielder, hit for a home run ta the first inning. Steen, the Cleveland pitcher had pye-r con trol. ?! ving se vc;, b?aes on bolts. ooooooeoooooo o PERSONALS. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o W. C. See* t-of Brushy Creek, one of tho liest fr.rnicra aud one of tbe beat < ii ?/.en:; o? tile county, was in Ander son on Thursday. He just, can orel* from Piedmont, where ho had gone to sprint thc day. Farm work la prom ising In Iii? section. Mr. Scott wants to soo thc road built from Easlcy to Abgcvlllc. It would pass right near his place. VYldeman Vf.. Bradley, secretary to Congressman AlkeOt was in tbe city Thursday. Mr. Bradley states that Mr. Aiken has not given any notice of his intention to affect a change in tim local postottico, und no ennmlalnts as to sorvlco have boen made Mr. Bradley says that Mr. Aiken'., chan- I c ;s for reelection are improving every | day, and b/j feels that lt will bo a vic tory In thc Hr3t primary. J. It. Pernell of Ebonezer was In thc city yesterday on business. , J,unes McGco of Starr spent yester day in Anderson. Jerutuo Crower of tho Fork section wae among thc visitors in the city yesterday. Otis Holland of Mt. Crook spent part of yesterday In Anderson. I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dixon of Flat Kook wore In thc city yesterday. T. L. Hnlhey of Storr was among thc business visitors lo thc city yes terday. T>r. C. H. nulky *?r opuriuahnrg was in Anderson yesterday on busiuess. A. E. Hill of Columbia was in An derson at tile Chlqudln hotel. T. E. Milford of Town vii le? route 3. was In tho city yestorday on business. W. W. Campbell of Belton spent a few hours In Anderson yesterday. C D. Hawkins of Anderson, route 8, spent yesterday in the city. Lucina-Todd of-Starr was among the visitors to spend yesterday in the city. Mrs. Emma Hawkins ?ad little son, Riley, of the Long Branch section were tn Anderson; 'yesterday. * I VV, W. Oltnhacales: and three sons of tile ('roytonville section spent a tow hours- In the-city yesterday. . J.- L. Bran yon of Oak Grove was a business visitor te the ?tty yestorday. J. F. Griffin < and daughter Mhss Myrtle nt Pendleton spent yesterday In tho city. . .?. M. ,M. Ranter of Pendleton spent yesterday In the city on business. J. D. Craytoh of the Sandy Springs seettsa. was atnoi.s ibu visitors in the Jty yesterday. .'. H. H. Wright spent part of yester day in the city. Ai T. Hicks of Columbia is spending a few days in the city on business Mrs. J. B. McGee is spending a few days iu Columbia with friends. H. ? F. Dobbins of Anderson, route I, was in tho city yesterday on bust ness. ?.-.-V-V -K- .?>:. ? ), ;? <.. . Oliver Byers, a . well known bust ncaa man of Antun spent yestorday in the city. Vi 8. Bolt of Portman was among ?the business visitors to the city yes torday. . W. B. Moore of Pendleton waa in thc city yesterday for a fow hours, f L. W. Harris of WU I leniston was among tho visitons.'to spend yester day In tho city, it-'1 ? ? - ? ./-r Mrs. L. A. Glenn or the Green Pond section waa shopping in the city yes terday. .J. lt Wright, a progressive Ander ??S plaR????, w== ia the # ty ..-T. day. . .Ht : - W. W. Griffin of Hones Path waa hero yesterday for a few hours. Mr. a*d Mrs. J. rt. Eekew. won known Anderson county people wore shopping In the city yesterday. . A. W. McMfthfen; one of Anderson's best farmers, was in tbs city yester day on business. Mrs. Pat Major of tba 'Hammond section wats shopping In the city yes terday. .? I Jule Duckworth of the Lebanon .faction was In Anderson verter?n? on business. F. B. Martin of Pendleton wss .among the visitor* io spend yester day in Otb city. F. H Woltara of Williamston was In Anderson yesterday on business. . -1.-.' ." , ' ... 4? A Toa* dr Sfarr waa tn the city yesterday for a short stay. M. H. Sexton bf 'Starr ?aa _. Ute weil koowa visitors ihr the city yesterday. - Mrs. J. T. Ksnsler and. Mr. and Mea , C. O, Kassi? of Pendleton wera., shopping ia the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Skelton ci the ? Roberts rcctitm spent yesterday In f the .cttr', : \ ' Stop Torture Lie? o top liens Urine . nd chec!; th?ifowthor ycurff bin:?. You n-"1 ??M]y g-ct HJ of ?'.! Kef. mites sud vcrain with sSdT Powdered MJpftltS* Lice Killer m2?&~mmm y.c ant soo ?nd ?ave money. AM 'fl1 L"^11* -Wc for do?-?, emfs. planta end flowcri. Refuse cubatitutc:; Int il ton Pratt?. LSatWfaction Gu?ranle"! or Money Hack JS Cet rrallo IM JMJ? l\>ullrv Book For Sale hy Pouche Drug Co., Anderson. ?. W. II. Harrison, 'Anderson, ?. U \V. A. Power. Anderson. K- <-. Evans' Pharmacy. Anderson. S. C. Peoples' Grocery Co., Anderson, b. C. Anderson Cash Gror.e. Anderson. S. C. M. M. hunter. Pendleton. S. C. Frler*ou'n I'lmrtuacy. lleUon._S. C. -:- STOP b\ -: and luuk ?it thc Pretty Cut Glas3 Water Sets on dis play. Also some very pret ty Eowls and Dithe?, VERY HIGHEST QUALITY, at very lowest price, SEE THE WINDOW I H. I Jeweler Cox Stationery Co's. Store A buck of our 8-1-4 on your lawn grass will improve it wonderfully. It will also give the leaves on jyour trees an additional luster. This wil please any Civic Asso ciation. Anderson Phos Lte & Oil Co. g SAYRE & BALDWIN ARCHITECTS * Bleckley Bldg. Anderson, S. C. * * Citizens National Bank Bldg. * * Raleigh, N. C. * * * -^rTtTr?*- 1 ? _ .* * * CASEY & FANT * rt? _ * * ARCHITECTS . Anderson, S. C. * * Brown Office Building. * * Second Floor.. Phone 269 * * * * ? A * ' * *..,*.? a * *. . . **.?...*.....?.* * lilt. W. H. WOODS . SPECIALIST . * W-WASSS ?*? Eye, Kar, Nose . * and Throat Glam* Flited . *. Hoon: , * * ta aa. to 1 p.m. a p. m. to 6 p. m. . * Offices x 308-10 Bleckley Ballding * * EienJngB by Appointment . * TKLKPIIOMn^N-NEeTIOlf . * ANDERSON, 8. C, * Call on A, ML Sharpe :& Co. when in the market fo* FIRE INSURANCE GET THE BEST ! J. W. Moore of Portman waa In tho tflty yesterday od bualness. 4. E- ?* ;8,?lpea of Town ville waa in the olty yesterday ou business. [Mack Reed and Bert Fisher of Lev el L?bd were In the city yesterday. .^incidence Ir Pmuea History the chamber deputie. will retire be foro the budget cornea law Th?, ^a?D?)eIat?*n,ght b* . ^te of 400 to C?Ptt*L The ??nat? already had re ?r" me**0P8 w?l conslJor 2 ?? ??mK,?5^.'ly- pember, of tho chamber of deputies aeparato st H*!8.*** tor ??. stitli campaign, lt ia impossible for tho two ba?*ee to uome te an agreement Appeal Withdrawn RoaookjvVa.. April l-Appeal for a 2? ?lf*H0LtU,> NorfoIk ?n<* Wcs nV~?S?.,.*nV?a0cemeot ot the E?? Ji^S' P*1 -??4tt<dJoB lu ?"?f3* ^ Qf improvement aad Been made ?K4^?rjr s?- rir*.??-.. FEEL DIZZY ? Yes? Have thai'tired run down feeltng and ono of those wearisome head- . aches so hurd to get rid of. Wough said. Your liver ta. lt ls Issy, torpid, sluggish. Hit it*'-to your nearest drug store and . ss* R. L. T. Your druggist knows rt. L. T. is a preparation that Will drive, away all indi KCHlion and liver tro'-jio, and we know th*,- when .that lu done thc. cause of debility, tired fooling, headaches and tho other symptoms of. a rundown . condition ls romoved. ?0 cents and $1 per Bottle at Vaur Druggist*. . -Mnnafacturcd and guaran teed by EVANS'S PHARMACY .AtrietMB^aVtt.. Vt's Jusi Like This When you need glasses, you natur ally want tho best, and at a living price. Right heth is where yon gat both, as well aa tho services of a graduate Optometrist with. twenty two years experience: Examination entirely tree. !?& SteCHKAKY (.LYMPH Kje-Slght Specialist. Over Byaaa rtarntaey Ko. t. ??.fwiaf.'..'. " 1L" i i tjunti The Britons^Approve Peace treaty Draft Washington.. April 8.-Secretary Bryan today received notice from London that tho. British foreign office had giren ita apporvat to a draft of .the peace commission tor?ty now un der negotiations, nm* that the docu ment would be forwarded immediately to.Washington to receive tbe finishing touches. **Giatt*?r* CnOTteied of Yagrecr. Sacremento, Cal-, Arpil 2.-"Gen 3 eral" Charloa Kelly, leader of the er stwhile "army" of unemployed which at one time numbered 1,800 mee waa convicted today of ragracny by a Jury after thirty minutos d ?;j. !.. ile ?ia be sentence J .'saturday, OB. JAK. V. KINARI) ! Baptist fourier Felic?tale?? \P.4*TMU on Com? liuek. ? Anderson College 1? being felicitated on all sidcB on account of tho elec tion of Dr. JBB. P. Klnard or tbe Citadol as President or thc College, i Tho Baptiat Conner this week suya cd I ton hilly: (..nat week wc carried the announce ment that Prof. Hand bad been. re leased from his coiuruut with the trustees, of Anderson College, Had we [ gone to press but a day or so later wo could also have curried the nows that Prof. Jua. P. Kinard, of tbo South Carolina. Military College, had been' elected to succeed Prof. Hand. Tho trustas ^"greatly to be congratu lated upon being able to settle the'r problem so quickly and so happily. Thc failure to hold Pro!"- Hand was a keon disaPfK?nUmonu Bat"?tia, feel* lng. has given away to genuine enthus iasm over the coming of President Kinard. Every one concren,ed/ In hap py. President KmartHs a So?ttrCaro lintan and has demonstrated at \V7n-' throp abd tho Citadel hts capacity for his new position. Congratulations ha? o poured in on the trustees from . many eminent sources. The Intelli gencer publishes this fine word from Dr. C. A. Mooro, acting president of the State University: "Tbe board of trustees of Anderson College ie tor be congratulated upon tlie wlatlom of tts choice In the se lection of Dr. James P. Kinard aa 'wfeetdebt -of their hioHiinion. Dr. Kinard possesses to an unusual de-: degroe the qualifications demanded. "Peddes being a man ot high char acter; ??road cuitare and acholar ly at tainments, ho has had many years of successful oxporlonco lu teaching and in administrative work at . WJnf?ron. -Coi ietr?- * ilia natural endowment,! coupled with his special training j HHS** him an Ideal man for the prosl y of a high class College for wotn 'IBjraJso congrat?late President Kia? ard. He will have back of bim one of the most loyal and devoted boards that > ever.served an tnsttttittdn. Upon- the announcement of Professor Klnard's election Mr. .:). 8. Sullivan, ona of tho : ?rueiesa na?t liberal contributors* stated that he would build at once og j tho campus a baatuUfel residence. . ' .-rrr-' Those Who Oppose Rate Increase Will Be Heard Today (Ur Associated Press.) i Washington, April Testimony of j eastern railroads in support of their S application for a five per cent freight1 rat? increase virtually waa concluded before the interstate commerce oom- j mission today by President Samuel Rea, ot the Pennsylvania system. Be- f ginning tomorrow lake and rait ship pers will, be heard in opposition to the ucrea^k?-*w