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TWO BAWAK OUT OF BA.XBUBQ JAIL One Held on Charge of Murder and O.her, on Charge of lreaking Into Car. Bamberg, April 9.-Preston EIvans, negro, held In the county jail here clarged with murder, .and W. A. Wal ton, White, held for car breaking at Denmark some .time ago, escaped from jail here Tucsday night between S and 9 o'clock and up to this time no cluc has been (iscovered that, would lead to their arrest. E'vans Is described as being about 22 years old, about 6 feet tall, a mulatto, with peculiar eyes that attract attention. Ills teeth aro good. le weighs about U>O pounds. Walton is about.flve feet seven inches tall. Tuesday night Jailer Dickinson ad mitted the tiprisoners in the hall for exercise, as is the custom. He left them in the hall and went down-stairs to his rooms, but after a short while noticing how quiet the prisoners 1were, he went back up stairs to lock the up, when ho discovered that Evans and Walton had made good their escape. A large posse of citizens formed if HUNT'Sz 8 't env'ot of VCH . A . v'r a '1 etbox ot - Lauren Drui Co. Reonew vyour ea t 1., 7 pul..y "v your' A "IA. conAt a.das, and E "ver and TIe ' 0 -ro sold only in 3. packages. Avo d : oa Sparklin T -i 1.\a1, from1 itomei,'' young,. 1lawyerc of Kokomfo, 1 ties h.l !s. amiusing and 'ion a romant10Ie iltle-i(hun ting gir in citutins. '1lhore will b Plays, All Comb DoN Season Tickei *n commenced to huat for the priaa era. After ataying out all uight they failed to And anything that would lead to -their capture, - except they traced tracks that were supposod to be those of thel prisoners into Cope, about six miles'froin Bamberg. Evans was held for the murder of Tobo Williams, an !other negro, with whom he came to Banrberg about three woks ago and whom -he Jured to Lemon Swanp, which he admitted was for the purl)ose of 'obbery and imurder.' He was cap tured in Urnuchville the same after nioon aind brought lack to Bamberg. Evans, since fbeing in Jail, has made a clean confession to the murder and told in detail how he committed the crime. He was -being held for triali for this crime when -he escaped. Walton was being held for alleged car breaking at Denark about two weeks ago. The prisoners escaped by breaking two locks on a cell door which led into the "crazy" cell, where one of the bars wAs partly filed.. They sue Iceeded in finishing the filing of this [bar and then tied blankets together a'hd swung down to the ground. Mr. Dickinson 'discovered the jail dolly ery only a few min'utes after the pris oners had escaped. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1* * LANFORD NEWS * 1* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Lanford, April iL.-Quite a large crowd assembled at the Baptist church Sunday momning to hear the Rev. J. W. Watts preach and were amply repaid by coming out for they heard a most excellent sermon and one that is ap Alicable in such depressed times as these. Rov. Robertson preached Sunday a ternoon at the NMethodist, church to a 'rery approciat ive audiene and bLs ner omon was very much enjoyed. The people of this place will be honored by liaving the old soldier's' reiion to moAi with us at aii oarly d:Lte in May. Our school childrmen are boginining to practice for the school closing for the last of the month. Misnan Nina LoYuis, Jennic Burgesd, Pearlo Chapman, Pearl Rawlinsoni and l 'i no Waldrop wec guests Friday 'i.h. at 'i ho;plt.rahle homo of Mr. and Mrs. WN. 1). Pattorson. Mr. and Mirs. ILau rena Patterson en termi.tIned the teachers and sonio ot.h'1r l'rien ds st a sum01ptLuouls tinrkoy dinneru ** J.\ i W .: i.Enord :t, - A Mr. and M s. J. It. (-Oy 'von't to Grceenwocd Sat ur g Comedy, "The B at Chautauqu reisnhig .ieriap cmed, wi bepre m, froma a' piing famuih,1 !hilyo thel "le prl v Yohr, thrsi.l'ls plot elen noundmethe id Dieiratolitd fer~s h 1nstrume ine to Make a Wee] ot Let Yourself Belie ls .$2.75, Plus 10 P day to. apead a Xew dAy With. Mr, A. 4 -M. Wash and famly, - -. , ' d Mr. Mel Flomning h) patraf eId homq r from Leesvillo where ho has been spending the winter with his daughter, s Mrs. Thomas Crouch. 1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Pat torson, a daughter, April 3. . v Mr. J. W. Johnson spent the Week- 1) end in Spartanburg to be with his a wifo who was operated on last week. a i cr m'any friends will be glad to knowi t she is improving rapidly. Mr. J. T. Inurgess a1: family were 'I the Sunday gucsts of Mr. and MNlrs. T. ( M. Burnett. . iss Nora Cannon iA at home for her vacation. I ler school closed last Nveck. Ilisses Maltie and Annie Powler, of Central and Mr. 0. C. Cox, of Youngs, were recent guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. C.1 D. Cox. . Mr. and Mrs. J. 'D. Williams and family went to Fountain Inn last Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garrett at-' tended the singing at Riddles Old Field Sunday afternoon. Mrs. 0. L. 'Waldrop spent TAursday in the hospital at Spartanbung with Mrs. J. W. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. Higgins and lit tio son, and Miss Carryo Lou Higgins, of Buffalo-Union, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Higgins; CLINTON NEWS * Clinton, April 12.--Mr. John C. Hen ry, of Greenville, spont tho week-end in town with his family. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bailey and lit. tie granddaughter, Frances, spent last wook at Magnolia Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. E. l& F. Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Coleman, and Mrs. Annie Bailey, spent last Friday in Green Wood.. Mrs. I1. 1. Scalfo roturned last Fri (lay to her home In Washington, i). C., after spending several weoks with rel atives here. Mrs. A. 11. Galloway, of Abbeville, spInt sveral days last .week with Mr. an( Mis. .1. A. Chandler. Mrs. Cyrus Bailey and daugliter spent last .week In Augusta with rola tivos. Mr. and Mis. Forrest Sunimers and son, of Nwberry, spent Sunday with Mr. and M'rs. W. 1-. Young. Mrs. 11. C. Philson, of Alheville, spent Friday in town with friends. Mr. John I. libertsoR, MIss Emmic jtolerpt.son, Mrs. Tom Robertson and 4an from Home" a enlt-( d at tho comuing Itedpath (Cimuttinqu adventures of Daniel Voorhece Pike, an e in the face of well-nigh insurmnountab~le ifully American. fils efforts to saive hi ower'" of' Eu1roie' futrnishl1( mt erialI for met o debit'iIi e'very membller of thie commiunl ental and c of Instruction anad] ive You Cannaot Affc er Cent War Tax Mighats% and $1% Zong spen seteral ar last rwa 1rAshetifle N. 0. rwith Mrs. Oswald Copeland, of Newberry, WI poent -the week-eind with her (parenth, [r. and Mrs. Jdhn Nipp. Tho "Tuesday dlub" met last week ith 'Mrs. Kenneth Burdette.~ Mter a loasunt hour of sewing the hostess, poistcd by Mrs. Hubert Pitts served delicious salad course andicod (euof a the following mem'bers: -Mepdames th F. Jacobs, Jr., W. P. Jacobs, Jphn. Younig, Reece Young and W' B, owcns, Jr. cd IANY WOULD COME TO UNITED STATES - 'rowds of Two Thu6sand to Three 'I'iousand Apply Daily at Warsaw. Waisaw, March 22.-Crowds from ,000 to 3,000 ipersons have been be loging daily. the vise bureau of the nierican consulate here to obtain the ,onsul's vise of their .passports to the Jnited States. For months there have >een lange numbers of applicants wait ng at the bureau every anorning, but ;ince the latter part of February the :rowds have been increased, owing to I lie vague and disturbing rumors which 1 iave been circulated throughout Po- ] and of restrictive legislation pending } n the United State congress. Horded together by relatives or or- 6 ;anizations endeavoring to get permis-' don for these persons -to enter an ] Aierican port before the rumored leg-. slation. .became effective, the hopeful : -miigrants invaded Warsaw by eyery( (rain. They wore mostly women and ] hildiren. They came not only from various parts of Poland, some of them were refugees from Ukraine and other 1 nea(,Lrby parto of Russia. ON'Tl DESPAIR : you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headache, iJigestion, inrmnia; painful pass. age of urine, ou will find relief in uqilD MDAL Tho wvorTta. cta.darl remedy forfidney, liver, bladdn nnd uric wcid troubloc and Inational Remeody o.f Ho)Vnnd sinceo !G6. Three si:- all drugg 1e u Grimoc --oh For n n 0uI .n.d d -en everj boix We * The one~ by an Di&n sIg ecentrie difilcul nvri week os 17 Big Vocal Co Pleasure. Worth M rd to Come. You C As .~d~ Y@,WJ WaUs. Tka ?R tnt "i e a90 ,a lwt *A 00 *munity- thainl et 7O . t rer .OP to consider . how yow rod up I 'A douln Marriage. A W5opi 'marriage does not take ich tine. The bridegroom kills a eel and spills the blood on the sind his father-in-law's threshold and D wedding is over. Colds,Cause Grip and Ioufuenza UAUVE DROMO QUINNE Tablets removo the use.' There Is ony one "bromo Quinino." W. GROVE'S ilanturo on box. 3Of. 171LE F ISHE1R IES RI Wilmingtc STATEMENT OF ASSE MARCH - ASS] toai Estate .... .... ......... Vharveo .... .... .... ..... Iaehinery and Equipment..... Ivildings................ Iteamers and Equipmpnt (20) iciners .... ...... ... Tew Construction .... .... .... . 'urniture and Fixturc8......... 'undry Assets .... .... .. latent Rights .... .... .... .. 'aijh and Bank Deposits..... Aberty Bonds .... .. , 4otes Receivable .... .... .... . eccts. Receivable .... .... .... . Juexpired Insuranco ..... .... ... ;uspenso Account.............. )eferrcd Oharges .... .... .... .. nventory, Raw and Finished .... JI'ABTI Japital Stoqk Paid In, Preferred Iapital Stodk 'Paid InT Common 3ills Payable .... .... .... .... . Accounts P1ayablo .... .... .... 3eserved for Depreciation..... 'apital Surplus .... .... .... . )eferred Liabilities P'referred Dividends ..'...........$11 Balance Net Profits to Stock holders .... .. ... ... 5: Burplus........ .... .... ... ... TilE FISIIERl ANN LAURE REPA AUTA1 ek of Apr event of the year to :cares of the tim< ie of enjoyment a Attra<4 ncerts, L any Timem More TL 'anot Afford No k Anybody Where ' e STo op' a ush *Idck * Y E$HAIjNo. WNEY. a o a lcinewblch stops the by *a the Inflamed and Irritat tissues. A' box -of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE 'ALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and oup -Is enClosed with every bottle of IAYES' HEALING HONEY. The, salvo hould be rubbed on the chest and throat f children aqfferlhg from a Cold or Croup. Tho healing effect of liaves, Iloaling Honey In- . ide tho thra co mbined with ti hcal ig efWe t of Srovqs 0-Pon-Trato Salvo through th pores of ho skin soon stops a cotgh. Both rom'edles are backed in one carton and tho ost of tho combined treatmont is SSo. Just ask your druggist .or HAYES, -IEAUNG HONEY. )DUCTSCOMPANY in, N. C. TS AND LIABILITIES 2, 1921 US . $ 871,727.10 ........414,650.00 1,847,622.67 . .. 924,476.00 ... ...2,359,410.73 74,880.00 197,995.79 7,642.54 .. ........ 7,800.37 .........5,040.00 ..e... 665,049.73 ........26,117.36 ........85,675.50 ...... 467,035.11 . .... ...... 6.352.56 ... ....... 12.343.56 ........100,284.47 .. ....1,869,760.80 $9,943,864.35 dTIES . $2,156,700.00 ......4,817,660.00 397,457.22 ... ...1,729,686.11 . . ......61,273.59 ........117,840.68 50,969.00 L2,277.75 .63.248.75 $9,943,864.35 IME". PRODWCTS, (1OM'l'ANY. Elnio 1'Pow , Aiitor. JQA i 20 27 look forward to. s and make the t mall expense. ectures - an the Cost. p Come. to Buy a Ticket