The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 29, 1920, Image 2
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ANO'l'HEt MYSTERY
FOlR NEW YORIKElS
Package of Dynamite Found on Ele
vated. Policemen Kept Busy. Lit
't, Prog-ress Made in .ippreltendinig
Parties tesponsible for Blast.
New York, Sept. 23.-After a week
harl passed without investigators being
able to solve the mystery of the Wall
street explosion, they were presented
today with another mystery-who
placed a package of dynamite in the
Reid avenue elevated station in Brook
lyn this morning?
''he -;nackage was found by a police
man doing strike duty on the Fulton
street line, which is operated by the
Irooklyn Rapid Transit company. lie
soaked it in a bucket of water and then
carried it to his headquarters in
Blrooklyn. 'Later it was taken 'to a
laboratory in .\lanhattat for analysis.
Accounts differ as to whether a
spluttering fruse was attached. Some
olficials reported that lPatrolman 'an
telli, who found it, stattlped out a fuse.
At the laboratory where the package
was taken it was said there had been
found two pipe cleaners impregnated
with nitrate. 'T'hese 14i:4e cleaners, it
was said. could have 5rvCd as fuses,
ht it had not Cen established whether
either had been lighted. Authorities
seemed to agreec that noc perculssiont
ias had b~eent found.
Hlorse l'ar'tially idettiilied.
.'leanwhile detectives investi gatin g
the \\'ill streeth exl0sion reported
that through the health iepartuCnt
they had been able to identify the tag
found near the horse attached to the
liath cart which is helieved to have
h( n the vC eut:r of thie blast.
Thiis tag. it was learned 1. had been
issued inl 191s to the Rleid .I. ('ream
4411 lpany of Brooklyn, to certify that
one of its horse's ws1t.4 not afflicted with
laind 4rs1 but .inlc then fil. lhor.;c hadi
been sold three tinles. The mune11a of
ith late-st ownerI' if' known1. wasl 1no1
:Madi pulich.
(ieft \\'illhunl .1. Flynn a:;14 i los urau
o!' inl tata tin of the depa1rtment of
,:.id this 14iay of the laltet
l"tlot- g.o l buth like? 1 Itc any i ' lit it
may blow itl, at anly Ime.''
.\leanwhil:. at tli ittn to discover'y
of the hoti at the Brooklyn Ritaid
Transit station. .New York and vicinity
were st'hjertefl to 111010 h~ollb secal'es
teidi( y. An aitottytitohts wl''nil that
thle rand 'lltril staltioni woulld be
hilcxn up at 2 p. m. caused detective:;
Ito be rushed to the terminal and also
to the Pllntnsylvania station and tle
oi4stoliee. Nothina: happened.
lingt'y Hallis Lhiuor.
In lIroklyn seizu re of a rickety
biuggy by f'edolal ailthoriti's attsed a
little ex ite(lelt b l4catse of t e almost
pire-historie v~i iel that figuredl in the
\\'all street blow up. The ulggy, whih
drew up alottgsidC the fedenil hildiig
was 1(O11t1d, however, lo ntlitaill I.' Ot
tis of v iislkey and not hotlbs. 1he
lh~tuer was st'ir-d 1111f1 the d11 it(rr ar
In l t it , N . .1., tw(o l :'t n as :ii
U 74 lis k I Lt' trib44: u4 ii' (t f i till ill a1
1' l'41 t4 7!'. ;\ l i ll stlit wits
iigh i'a~ 4::h 44. .44 (tilchin, i
w r hi . 7 ti'7c1! .yig befox :* a '
h Io :.i ;r iin ttir ai~r as4 :!n fori 74
b 'y were unabh- 'Ii iurni (4.hi.
* ' . I (Iu p wel:-ht sl of2. ( :bb. .'n tur1 w t r'(4
ili al 'L I 44 In' 'i t ' (i'X!1auf4t1 I' ll'
1h 10(i have be n par t ite boib.
1' t he-C it'. I * tiil i ill4 to ~i lu N' -
--lt'it'el n iii r taen:i tlal i i 4 1t hi
1Se ali ylie:-::! I I ra i 'o aaph d'nit )'
hle c::np. ton VOn the n11 an:
8.rrat \\'ashing2t onh n itbya
it: lipk li.' ; e f m f ' r an t t -,
Aly.:5 blocltrok the.MI Ixtloidn wts
ii'A ll i 111111 iN I ('(1 B ltrg oip-:(S d
ingolloc' 4fI Io i it ( id('l tt l I illN
lrseted Ta:le5nhill ronlicNw
l'C(rF ~~yand atcsrnment oufyi rani. uni
Vcaritttloo. You ct. p oo. f.A lx tndreui.\il
cthan, wioihoi rfeign. Pceau ofil
MONEY IS URGENT
NEED IN ('OLL4EGES
Four Institutions in State to lieiteti
Frot Presbyterian $10,0.0.00 Fund.
Columbia, Sept. 25.---The combined
student body of the four institutions of
learning in the synod of Couth Caro
lina, in the interest of which the
Presbyterians of that synod are now
conducting a campaign for $1,000,000,
is almost 1,000, and there is urgent
demand for the money, 'which this
campaign represents in order that
these schools may receive therefrom
the inestimable advantage it will give
in the way of equipment and endow
ment. The success of this canipaign
for Christian education means also
that each of these schools will be en
abled to minister to a much larger
number of students than is now pos
sible, vecause of lack of room.
U'rgent appeal in behalf of denomi
national schools is being made con
stantly, and their value is being rec
ognized, not only by the church and by
the religious press, but it is being rec
ognized by other representative pe
riodicnls as well, as is shown by the
following statements published in the
.\l anti facto rers' lRecord: "For many
years the \lanufaetures' Rlecord has
insisted that denominational schools
arc an absolte necessity to the broad
welfare of the natiton, and that it was
cenelnmhent upon e"very denomination
to maintain a :tlong ed teational sys
temi, inl order' to setre a divetsity cf
thought and work in the eduentional
activities of ihe' nation. which could
nott possibly' broght about if the
entire edncational exork of the country
becaune absorbecd in the state owned or
public schools."
1.1 ominatinat school are "strat
,'.!ic heigihts" in hIle n a oti al vork
Of the world. and this faIct has been
tph; isized aI-1y by Ii'. .lames A. .\Mc
! 'oaldl eito o lt' 'loato l oo. in
the following wnh In the wotht!
co~nfl of c~ ideas thhete collh i oom
:are our strat1I - heicght.. Ilohl th-m,
today a11.1i the i ater1"! : l of l1e Vin.
1{ide . of tro'-h ..h 1 , a:r.; t nor
Colds Cause Grlp and influenza
(.AXA'T4VE 3BROMO QUININE Tablets removo the
cause. Thero is only one "Bromo Quinine."
E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
Yc
G004
today ,
25% le
Goodrich Tires 1
everywhere at a
what is more te
Goodrich Tires 11
double the numi
The Goodrich l
for Silvertowns
today's prices gis
less cost per tir<
SIZE
30x3
3Ox3%
32x4
I 34x43
35x5
Goi1
Adjust9ment $adsIt: Silverlown C
1'! NAL &ETTLEVENT Judge of Probate of lzrurens county, at went on that date; and all persons
11 o'clock, a. m. and on the same day having claims agaivst said :.ate will
Take notice that on the 29th day of will apply for a final discharge from present them on or bofore salid (late,
October, 1920, 1 %%111 render a final duly proven or be forever bar
account of my acts and doings as l0x- ay trust as I :xecuttor. " C. B. BOBO, Oxecuctor,
ecutor of the estate of Sallie B. Os- Any person indebted to said estate September 29th, 1920.--1 mo.
borne, deceased, in the office of the is notified and required to make pay- 29-5t-A
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You are carrying fire insurance, which protects
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fire
Paint affords positive protection and insures you
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sides it increases the value of your property and adds
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cooo
For every surface that needs to be painted, varnished
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LAURENS HARDWARE CO.
Laurens, S. C.
ro 1"I
u can buy
Irich ires
at an average of
ss than in 1910
:oday are sold by good dealers
lower price than in 1910-and
the point in this comparison,
a 1920 give on the average nearly
yer of miles per tire.
djustment basis of 8,000 miles
and 6,000 miles for Fabrics at
c motorists twice the nileage at
[C TIRE PRICES.
1910 TODAY
25.45 19.10
. 33.85 23.20
48.65 36.80
Z 65.35 53.15
82.75 65.35
3d'rich i
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