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bEES JOURNEYS TO CAPITOL Ald)NE 'aeialist Leader, Serving Syltenico ir Atintai Pei Itent Iary, A( lowed to 'Plead Is Case in Was.ilngton in 'Person. Vashington, March 24.inattena-1 ed and withont the knowle'lgo of the public FEugene V. Debs, tu1prisoneI Socialist loader, carrie to 'Wf'ahinoon today from Atlanta ptentniary. and for three hours discussed 11il cahi e with Attorney General Daughe'r *V. The .unpiccodented trip of Mr. Debs war m11ade with the upproval of Presidlent H'arding who r(eently retuested Mr. 'Daughlerty 'to review the cuse of the Socialist loadi-' and make' a recom mendation on It. The attorrry general in announe Ing late today that 9l0is had vinited Wushington ;and was (h his way back that 'while There 'was ho -precedent forj Calling a vurSoner to) Nolthout a gauar4, It had 1voen decideal In conference with Ivesident Hurding that lunu much ia's 4Oobs ha -ilefended him.lFT at his 'tilal 'he shMild come here -) -answr* In perstni such Inquiries .s the Mvernment *dcsired to 1tsk. .Xir. Dauj'fbielity added 'thatl he -believd he had tle -authovity to place -the 'prI oner ton .hils honor and that :e !iad assmined fillI responalbility. (16bs arrivvid in Washingtom 'Unrly in ithe iduy, welit to the departtiuent of Ju'tice ibout -0:45 o'clock, monferredI wItlh 31r. Daugherty and Guy M. 'Coff, .assistam to the attorney meral, fiton about '10:30 to 1:30 o'eniodk and left -Washington at 3:30 yesterday 'were 'kept strictly secret vxtript 'to a "tow rdlhetils of the deirfttnent of justice. For that reason, jmwspaper men who gathered late (in the (lay .for i(he.Alttorney generals widkly con :ference, 'gasped and re.tasai! for a ;nintute t'or two to believe their owvn 'ears -"hien they heard Mr. ZPmanghrty sy: "l don't believe I ihave imich .news i'or you, Gentlemen, 'bitt re 'gardingDebs' visit, I have liiua state Iment ;repared." Then Wilh :u brief 'ealauntion Mr. Daugheti tgave out ithe following st'atement "'in 'conneotion with the iinvestiga 'tien W1 'the Debs case, amb atftor conl '1erence 'with the Presiderft :andI with'. iis -pproval I had iDebs unme here 1ar tshe purpose of making em~ietain in BI $3.00 Duncan I-ed Sprea lhelding Bros. Silks and ,S 1. ele'ar the shelves .. $1.50 Men's Dress Shirts $2.00 Men's D~ress Shirts $3.00 Men 's Dress .Shirts $4.00 Men's D~ress Shirts 5liOSING OUT A 4$25.00) Men's Dress Suits $30.00 Men 's D)ressq Suits $35.00 Men's Dress Suits $40.00 Men's Dress Suits $45.00) Men 's Driess Suits 100 'pairs Hamles and -Od ait record-break inug prti For0! men, wvomien and this lt-Shoes and1( E 25e pactkage Tlhed ford1's 11 30e~ Vick 's Salve', for les's 60e) Vick's Salve, for~ less painls.... .... ..... 30eh Foley's Iloniey and Ta' - and1 ,olds ......... . $1.25 set' White P'lates, spit $1 .50 large Wash Bowl, sj 90e (hovered( Steak Dish, sp 0(1( lot of Crockery, speci 1 lot 35c dre'ss ging "hams on sale this week at 15 cents a yard. =Limitedl 10 yards to a customer. 20c Tall Can Salmor 10c Eat Fish Now quhir'1 t him.returnll Atloft'a, I have 'as5d him 4t) re frain iro1 saying aything rol' pub Ihtd3h or otheMise regarding the subjlect of the inquiries made. I am sOre no well mIelninig person 'Will urge :JlIn to discuss this matter or anything that took Plate on his journey or dur ing his stay *here. Debs presented his own case 4-o the trial court and jury. He was ptrmIntted to do so here. The DObs case, as I :have said be'or., stands ilone. I could not, o'f otr.e, go to him. What took place 'nd 'The information I have acqtuired wIt! be relirted in due time only to the Pire .. dot,'aid that in conicetion wth any reommnendation that may ble ail(e vhtn -the investigation is qtoneltil. Debs came here withod -4tard and sojreturned to Atlanta. 'Colonel Guy 11. Goff, asshsftant -to thn aittorney gen era!, was -presene during the iniries, Dr. Daughei'ty refused to comnmema '011 the presentment 'Made by Debs of 'his case atri decliited to aiswer any qutesitionS 'as to whitt recoMinendation he wVouA .mike to -he President rela tive to the :Socialist leader, Who was convicFd, 'Ind Hentenc'd in 1918 to tenl ycnrar im)r;isonment for violation of the Eslilonage act. AIltMY'N ';lIAlPS FROX ''PL ANE 24,000 FEET 110o1 Limit. Aifinir (. Hamilton Sets New World lTecord by Drop from Para chlitt. ChampAign, Ills., .\M'arch 23.-A new worl'd's record -for parachute leap was cstablished today when Lieutenant Arthur '.G. Hamilton drol4;,ed 24,400 fet, nearly 4 3-5 miles, from an air OIla'ne 'at'Chanute field. He made the Kel'-itn a Dellaviland 13-4 plane 1 tilted by Lieutenant Harry Wedding Ion ai'd descended in a rogulation Parachutc. -lc n!ept during the hour and twenty-six minutes required to nike the ascetyt, but kept much awake Iduring the drop. "It was Just like any other 1eap," was Ilamilton's only comment after eSta'blishing the record. 'Special arrangements were made '6r - the feat. The plane and mortor were tuned up 4by the best experts alt the field. Lieutenant Weddington was-dressed for an altitude flight, but Lieutenant Hamilton wore only the regulAtion outfit. He occuwided the 1BUI G SALE ( 1:; to elea' the tables $1.98 afirum, 43.00 qlualit y; to ...........$1.79 ......... .... .98c .......... .... ....$1.23 . ........ .... ....$1.89 . . **........$2.48 [EN'S CLOTIIING -.-..... .. .. .. ....$12.50 ~~~.... ... ....... ... .$15.00 $17.50 .. ...... ......$20.00 .. ..... .. ....... .$22.50 I Lots of 8hoes on .saile ses $1.48, $19~5, $2.89, $3.48 'hibiren. All ikinds in *lippe~irs. aick D~raught ..... ..19 mioniey .... ..........25c t, cures all aehen arndi r', sur'e cure for coughsa ... ......... .......25e ciali................95c R4aucers. .. . .... ..$1.19 ecial..... .... ....$1.00 cial... .... .... ..49c 1i.... ......... ....10c ham dresses, on sale this week at 1-2 price. Lim ited 2 to a customer. SIX SPE4 J.eC N< No. rear cockpit. He iwas twrapped in blankets a'nd the cockpit was covered with a canvass. A Wire from the oanvass to Lient. 'Weddington's seat was used by the pilot to relave the covering 'the riush of cold air awoke Lieutenant 1laiti.to'n, 'who stepped upon a platforn at the side of the cockpit and when the plane was in roper Iosit iol leaped off into space. The parachute opened Iperfectly. iic'titehifnt 'Hamilton landed seven miles ifortheast of Chanute fieldl. There ,wnas little Wid whnii he jliCumped from the plane, 'but at an altitude of 18,000 feet -a strong current carried him along. lie said this current was nbt ililfferent from that. eneountered in previous parachuto descents. Us declfired there 1were no peculiar sen sations at any time during the descent. Another adirlklane was sent up 'after the bi- Del-aviland 'began the flight. It followed Lieutenant 'llanillton dar ing his descent and carried hii back to Chanute lield. It is doclared at the field that the record will stand as otlcial. Some Farmers Stll IRnrn Corn SIalki-' .In traveling over the 'county during the past week I noticed several farms on 'whie'h the farmers had either burned the corn stalks or had piled them litup for burning. I would like t6 call -attention 1to the'fact that on an avelige 'the land where the stalks had been iburned -appeared to he below the nverage *in iproductivity. I know of Tio 'better'way to'keep this land below the uverage in producing eapacity than the contmrnuation of the stalking burn Ing habit. One of the greatest needs of our soils Is humus or decayed or garide natter, which can be derived in a 'hrrge 'measure by turning under com stalks and other refuse left on the dlelds. J. E. TREVATHAN, County Agent. W-. Yt. 'I. 'Kink Tells a Wonderful Ntory Aiout Rats. Head It. '"rpor -months my place was alive wltb ruts. 'Losing chickens. eggs, feed. Frlend -tdid me to try RAT-SNAP. I did. Somewhat disappointed at first no1t seeingmiany dead rats but in a few days did't'-see a live one. What were not 1kiIle M -are not around my place. MT-BNKP sure does the trick." Three sixes, 35-, '65c, $1.25. Sold and guar anteed by 'Laurens Hardware Co., Put nam's Drug 'Store, and Kennedy 'Bros. ZNS4 OING O1 Boys' Overalls, good he denis, to clear tables at 1 lot Men's 'heavy Work .9 clear the tables... 50e Ljad and Lassie Cloth fiul patterns, to clear th< Barker's Horse and Cattle 20e bottle 'Lemon Extrael anteed pure) .. .... 45c. bottle Lemflon Extract anteed pure) .... .. 3 enlkes (1 5e) Vgnetiain Ba for less mfoniey ... .. .. 69e sack Honey D~ew Smol hacco........... 35c sack Honey Dew Smuol bacco .... .... .. * ome p~eople dlon't sell goods at suel h ut that don't wvori MILL1I Jus't recceiv.ed a shipment ( dIren's Ha~,ts made iln oun timnore. TPhe latest er 1921, beautiful Ihata s 1 Jot $1.25 men's un der shirts and drawers, on sale this week at 49 cents each. Limited 4 to a customer. DIAL BARGAIN I .BURl .Store 210 West Lau Store North Side of th4 * * * * * * * * * * * * , ** * JONES NEtWS * * * * * * * * * * * * S *' S * Jones, \arch 26.-Airs. J. A. Mc Gowan, after a vI'it of several weeks to her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones, 'has retu rne(l to Waycross. 'We were sorry to hear of the death of our good friend, Mr. Tamies Norman. of Blakedale, and sympathie with hi; lbereaved fami ly. Messrs. C. L. Grahamn 'and J. 0. Mor rison reccntly lost fine cows. Hon. T. J. Macham and his daugh ter, Isabel, attended the recent auto imobile show in Greenville. Born1 unto Alt. and Mrs. Ge'orge )w ens on the 21st Inst., a daugliter. Our pastor, Rev. I1arley, of Ware Shoals, paid us an appreciative visit recently. 'We extend congratulations to Mr. 1. P. Kline and Miss Eva MeNceley, who were recently muarried. Mr. Wallace Godfrey, of Fountain inn, passed away last. week and was buried vwitli llisonle honors by Brucw erton L-odge, at Unon church. Ve nevelr knew a better man and sym pathize with the 'beivaved ones. Mr. S.. lE". I-asr. of Mountrille, X. -hee laAt week loolkii after his farm. lug interest. The farmers are grateful for the fine season. We recel1ly me1t the followings friends: Mrs. 3. T. Simmons, Mr. and 'rs. Claud Garrett, of Green-wood.; IMrs. .1. T. Johnson, of Spartanthurg, Fraik Xash of Exden, Robert Arnold of *Pinceton, El-vin and Earle Elledge of Joyds Mil1. Capt. Peter Lindsay of Anderson, Dr. Todd of Belton and Dr. .J. 0. Martin and John Culbertson of Alount Olive. A TOINIC Grove'b Tasteless chill Tonic restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying and Enridhing the Blood. When you feel Its 'strengthening, invigorating effect, see how It 'brings color to the cheeks and how it improves the appetite, you will then iappreciate its true tonic value. 'Grovels Tasteless chill Tonic is simply Iron and Quinine suspended In syrup. So ,pleasant even children like it. The blood ineeds QUININE to Purify it and IRON to 'Enrich It. Destroys Malarial germs and GrIp germs by Its Strengthening, Invigor aoting Effect. 60c. 4 AT BO1 nvy blue 98c and $1.25 Mhrts, to ....75c , beauti- 2 Powders 20c (guar-~ 15 . .'. 35c ..... 25c :ing To-n see ho we can25 .y us. ERY f Ladies' and( Chil work rooms in Bal. sations foi' .Spring, $1.98, .$2.50 up to $6.89 All shoes on sale this week at one third off.s Any shoe in the house. s )AYS, ALL THIS rens Street, Old Stand. 3 Square, in Burns Blocke .1. Inventor's Triurnph. The Quinine (1 sThat oe:- Not AiYect The i'or Iatr i wi. hlIlevel tihnt n lead' w fld wenre wO i ker~1 h iitfkets 'Ia i Je alse of itS tonic an 1 laxative e"f"-#,. unld ur ve . u I e hlnelne whch pro- BA1A%1 0oMo QUININE (Tab ducnlwlee. wor ateile which pro let") Canl bo taken lby anyone without duces flawless work t 30 tile(Y 1110 causing nervoun-ss or ringir:; the speed of the best k11til weaving IS now head. M. A. W. GROVE S signature on Wn use. box oe. U' C Z I Fire and burglar proof vaults and stacks of gold ian the United States Federal Reserve Banks make your money safe when it is in our bank. We shall be glad to have you come in and talk busi ness with us. When you want financial advice come in and consult us. It will be a pleasure to serve you. We add 4 per cent. interest. Make OUR bank YOUR bank, The Enterprise National Bank N. B. DIAL, President C. H. ROPER, Cashier )MP NY H STORES Me's andi~ Bloys' Hats, samnples anid 0(dd 'lots Red Hot prtiee.... ..........'.........98c All lloys' Sits going at r'ecord-breakinig pricess Mothers ! Nowv is your chance to dlress up the b)oys for a little money. $10.00 suit . .$6.0 I lot Ladies' Shirt. Watists. A few of a kind, someW worth up to $2.00 in this lot, to clear the shelves.....-- ---- . --..... ........98 1 lot Men's Overalls, good heavy weight Blue D~enim, $3.00 value, to (lear the talbles . .$1.25 1 iot Men's Overalls, best. uniotn made, heavy blue deimts, $3.50 values, to (lear the tablles . .$1.89 35e. box Paper and Envelopes for..... .... ....25c 1 otSe Ihidspecial perP yard :.........8c I lot 30e Sea.h In-Didti L. L., best mnade, at per' yard.---.--.--.--.-...........12 1-2c 5.00 Liadies ' Oxfords, white reiginskin-Goodrear11 hland~ se'wed, ont sale at ... ..... .....'.....$2.98 1 lot 30e (shiting) Cheviot~s on sale this week at 15c a yard1. L.imi~ted 12 yards to a customuer. .1 lot. 25e A pron Ginghams on sale this week at 10c a yardl. jimnited 10 yards to a customer. .1 lot 35e lileaching on sale this week at 15c a yard. Liimitedl 10 yards to a customer. 0efancy striped Shirting on sale t his week at 25c a yard. Luimited 9 yards to a customer. Best 10c spool Thread on sale this wee'k at 5c. Limited 6 spools t~o a customer. 25e can 'Queen Talcum P~owder --..-. -.......1c 8e -box Matehes, special.----......... .........5c 9-4 Pe pperel sheeting, I Alby'sisi h >ld at $1.u0 a yard, on hous boys pert cent ohe ile this week at 48c a thouse 4 ek. et f trd. * is ek WEEK -- STANDARD 0. Granulated Sugar 10c Pound