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STATE HIGHWAY PAS Rilli Provides Two 311p1 Levy onl Atli Taxable l'roplerty% for 1111ildin1g Good lionuds. Il'othI liranch10es A d]journ1 1,1'n i'l esdaly tE nI~v nfa. Columbia, Pot). 27.-- -The senate 1edh highway hill providing a two mill levy oin all taxable property ill the state for the hiiding of perm anmenI) ('t roads. The bill passed prac tically as it left he o hlise. the a11n1d ments be(ina only of a in01or character. The ;iltt adjoilied carly toniiglit unutil ":::0 Ttlsday evelinig tilie same hour11 which thlle hse lelbrillh'rs have agreed to returin. Thei senaite finanlce commilittete has com1plet ed its work on the general ap propriation hill and alit id enit'ts a iod are to be prilitd inl the jouirnial and laid *n Ile desks of the mnem bers Truvedfay nigiiht. The seinalte has ad vani1ced tlt bill to third reading, Witli he figh)t to he Imade hen. There will he colsid trable ilcreases recomiiviend dl by t he u1 p;per house over the amlount carried by the loner. The s lte tonight passed the state Wide stock law, with five counties Ox Dyed Her Faded Skirt, Also a Coat "Diamond Dyes" Make Shabby Apparel just Like New-So Eay! Don't worry about perfect results. Use "Diamond Dyes," guaranteed to give a new, rich, fadeless color to any fabric, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods,-dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts, children's coats, draperies,-everythingt A Direction Book is in package. To match any material, have der ler show you "Diamtond Dye" Color Card. A P Develor Light Before we began on our new six three years ago, thorough investi six field. We found out ji car owners desii plants of their m< we designed an er requirements. The wisdom of< tested by the un given our five-p brook" model. pearance, it imm enthusiastic supy . And, by its depen< _ ical performance, demonstrated its _ as an investmen production sche proving unequal The "Glenbroo markable develo; senger cars. W * for a demonstr dealer is in posit: -requirements as t E ssex. Six-$5; Larchm Six-42. Complete L PAIGE-DETROIT _____DETROI' IRBY MO Lauren BILL SES BOTH HOUSES Cepted, (Ithese being Berkeley, Colic ton, Dorchester, llorry and Jasper. The bill allows the question to be sub mitted to the counties in which the free range nlow exists. .Nilmbers of the house of represel-I -atives went 'home this afternooni, ad Journment having been taken until nt xt Tuesday at 8:30 o'clock. The( . nate will work tonight and tomior ov, with the view of advancing the appropriation bill, which is expectedl to be IelPorted out by the selate fill an ee committee at any tbile now. TPiroughout the week it has been becoming miore apparent each day that final adjournment could not be had this week, and the house is two or ihree days in advance oi the sil ate in the lea islatIre proceedings. Tle lou se adjourned hutil ntext Tuesday. The iresolution introduced In the house several days ago providing an extra com:;ensation of $1t for each imieibeIr of the i two houses was swept from the calendar today on a parlia mnentary ruling by Speaker Cothran in d(cidinZ points raised by Mr. Meares of Fairield. The resolution was by Messrs. J. l. Davis, .liley, MeMillan, E'vans, Rhurs, Barnwell, Kelly, Lan caster, Leopard and Turner. The con current resolution was to direct the file( Conference committee on the gen C ral appropriation bill to ad $100 for eachl imlombelr for overtime pay as ex penses. Point raised by .\Mr. Meares and su.ainedl by Speaker Cothran inl each instance were: First-A free conference committee had not been requested or appointed by the house and is not. necessary in legislature contemplated. 'Second-Even if a free conference committee had been requested by the house and had actually been appoint 4ew iment in Sixes .xperimental work -cylinder motor we made a very gation of the light ist what qualities *ed in the power >toi- cars and then gine to meet these >ur method is at animous approval assenger "Glen WVith its first ap ediately won the >ort of motorists. dable and econom it has so clearly high character t value that our tdule is already to the demand. k" is a truly re >ment in five-pas on't you arrange ation while our ion to meet your :o delivery? ont, Si-ys;G0lenbrool inc of Enclosed Cars. MOTOR CAR CO. r, Michigan TOR Co. s . C. I ed, tile issuing of -instructions by the house to .said commliittee is incompat able with the conception and duties of a free conference committee. Third-Even if otherwise competent tile instructions 1 proposed are in rela tion to a matter not in disagreement between the two houses concerning which alone a free conference comn mittee is authorized to act. The house debated briefly today the b)ill by Senator .3asin of I.ee county to abolish the state peaiion coinmis don and to have; all penisons pa id through the oflice of the comptroller eneral and county oflicers as obtain -(d until one( year ago. A rdlliar bill Ny A r. Fulmer of Orangeburg is on ,econd reading in the house, but the .vays and mians committee reported )y substitute retaining the commis -ion and amending so as to allow all eterals and widows of veterans who vere on tle roll Ititil last year put mck. A number were removed by he coillIIissiol. .Al r. llram1lett of -cenville, wio engineered the bill in le house last year for the creation If the comm ission, made a strong 'plea oday for the substitute bill, which till in all likelihood be passed. De ate was continued on this until Wed wesday noon. The fBellamy bill to provide fundsI or the erection of administration milding occu.pying rented quarters vas continued until next Wednesday light. AVIATOR FALLS FIVE MILES rmy Officer Attaitied World's Alti. tide Record of 7 Miles Before 3is hall. Unconscious mid Eyes Frozen Shut by Cold. Dayton, Fei. 27.--An aitiplane car -ying Major It. 1W. Schroeder, Shlef est pilot at AleCook field, today fell )ver five miles, after reaching all alti ude of :ti,020 feet, said to be 5,020 eet higher than the world's record. Tonight the majot. is 1.1 a hospital ouffering from shock an]I oemporary mirtial bi indiess. Instr.m1111nt1 of1 the liacinme indicate that it fell mIlore hal five 1111es lIn two mililtes. \'hile till 2,000 feet above the ground the iirplaile righted itself and glided to t gricefu l landing. When the plane wttled. attendaits who rushed toward 1, found Major Schroeder sitting crect i Ilie machine, apparently lifeless. -or a brief tim, residents of Dayton verPe Sir a0 ItComet lad appeared in he sky. They had mistaken the trail if vipor escaping from the machine is it sped downward for a "stranger n tile heavens." Thousands of persons gazed sky vard, watcilng the plane, which had Lseelded two lioli before, plunge lownward. His senses number and his eyes rozen shutit in a temperature said to iave been (7 degrees below zero, shroeder regained partial conscious less when 2,000 feet, above the earth n time to riglit Iis machine.and pre 'enlt it from Cr'ashling to the ground mt of control. Th'le tholuands of speOctators were naware at the time that they were vitinessing a (llama of the sky. They aw a spieek silhouetted against le hb, to whIch was attached a Lai l" of gray Ish colc r. Gradually tile bject was einlargedi as it hurtled to lie earthl. When but a few th~ousanld eet ablove them those watchling saw hat it was an~ airplane, tuiriling in a aU.-spin. It wvas at thIs point that lajor Schi oeder regained control of uls plane andl headed It toward Mc '0ok field1. Ihere Major Sch roeder made a safe andling anld col lap~sed. lie was blinldedI and Ils Ilimbs wer'e ilumb), despi)te' the electrically hleatedl uit in which h~e way; encased. i~e va sufferltng from lie eff'ects of a ack oIf OXy'gen. When nearly seven iiles abiove the earth Is OXygenl anks became exhlausted and( It was Is which rob:bedl hIim of co'nscious less anld caused hinm to fall. Mlechanlcs and( officrs at MceCook ('1ld liftedl Major Schroeder from the >lane aind lhe was given first aid treat.. neat, and lateir was removed to tile lost hospital, whlere it was said 111s 'lndness will be only templorary. i~t villl he several days btefore he0 wIll be0 .ble to use his eyes, accordIng to Drm. lowar'd V. D~utrow, an eye specIalist, ailed into constiltation. The thermometer on Majoir .Schroe ier's maclIne registered a tem~ipera ure of 55 dlegrees below zero centi rade, or 07 degrees belowv zero fahr nheit. Altitude figures from thle arogr'aphl reading Indicated a height ,f 37,000 feet, andI when calibratedl by apiit. HatrrIslon W. Flicekinger, showed na official altuttide of 36,020 feet, a iow world's recordl~ alnd a varmiatloll of ess thlan 1,000 feet. Tile mark set by Major Schroeder' Lgain gives him11 the record, which oland Roh11 first won froml him JIuly 0, 1919, with an official alt ituide of 0,300 feet, and later Incr'eased in a eond flIght to 31,000 feet; It .also reaks thle record oIf Adjutant Casele, French pilot, whlo wvas credited with ni utnomlal record of 33,137 feet. .Major Mehrnednr was dressed .heavy ier than any polar exporer who eve: set forth. He literally was wrapped in flexible electric heaters. Iis flying suit was lined with the fur of 'Chineso nuchwang dogs and 4tetween the fur and outer lining, flexible heat units, connected by silk covered wires with the dynamo of the engine, heated the entire suit. -In a like manner his headgear, glovcs and moccasins were heated. .Major Schroeder wore an oxygen mask of his own design. Capt. Ilarrison W. Flickinger, chief Cadilbration gofilcer of MleCook field, said Major Schroeder's record would be Irst sent to the war department of ileials at -Washington and later to of liclals of tlie Aero Club, of America, recognized by the Fe'deration Aero 11a11111(111 1internationlale, will Ihe asked to certify the record of the World. 5UTH IS TURNING AGAINST CALOMEL Mr. Dodson, the "Liver Tone" Man, Responsible for Change for the Better. Every druggist in town has noticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same reason. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its place. "Calomel is dangerous and people know it." Dooson's Liver 'Tone Is personally guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large bottle doesn't cost very much but if it fails to give easy relief in every cae of liver sluggishness and constipa. tion, just ask for your money back. Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harm less to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick headache, acid stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all the next day like violent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don't love a day. A Maxwell is metallurgists the metal in a The Maxw metals. They had Maxwell is cc T'hey had t< to carry just a roads and at price or size. Any engine comhli nation muhst beC paid T[heir use, Maxwell in 1n winning frien Today thes< are well on tlf Yoli cannol than you can in the mornit T[hey tell ti the Maxwell Carolina J.~ Y. SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS areInc .0B'sod. ** o THE P. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD.. BUFFALO. N. Y. DO IT NOW! It Will Be I oo Late After the Accident COME IN and let me explain the Double Benefit and Accidental policies of the Old Reliable Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. of Greensboro, N. C. THEY PROTECT YOU W. T. MOORE, Agent At Posey's Drug Store Laurens., S. C. 98/o Metal 98/o metal, and the very best metal that :an specify. Pound for pound it equals .ny car built. ell is madc of light-weight but strong :o be light because the mission of the onomical transportation. > be strong because the Maxwell is built s heavy a passenger load over the same the same speed as any car, despite its er will tell you that in getting that rare of strength with lightness high prices for the metals. however, repays the makers of the iany ways because each car each clay is ds. friendships, expressed in terms of cars, e road to 400,000. t go back of these numbers any more go back of the fact that the sun rises 1g. ie story; and it's largely a story of what is made of-fine metals. Auto Company AILAM, Manager Afe wles r galleu Afore Milos on imsw I ~ ~~~ . . .fl .itfi'' . . .n .