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lALLOONS ACIN(G FOR IEN NETT TlOPHY, OFF Selglan Soldier Became Eutaiigled in Ropes of One and Unable to Extri Cate H1i1m('self, .wns linnled Into Ial. loont. Ilirussels, Sept. IS.-UiIder internVlt tent showers and strong easterly wlids the contestants In the balloon race for the James Gordon Bennett trophy left the ground this afternoon. rhe big gas bags went away at inl tervals of ten muinutes. The Einglishi balloon Hlanshee, piloted by English Aeroneaut liallwin :was sent off at 4:20 p. In. with the wintd blowing he tween thirty and forty miles an hour. The strong wind( gave the pilots coil Sidel'atI'! troIble, and I'selli. the It-al inn entrant, withd rew owing to dai ages to his balloon. Ralph Uipson. American, in a bal loon loanel by LAieutenant do .u ys ter, a .ielgian aeronaut, was tii to get a way, and promptly (lisalp:earedl .in a southwaesterly direction. I ernard \anl Hloffman, flying tle City of St. louis,. ot away at :05 p. in. and \\'ade iT. Van Oruinall. in tle City of .\ Iq n. a 1:::0 p. n. A thrill was lent the. tart by a soldicr who iing in holing down the elgian vn I rall,, Itelgica. hecoiling: entanglel in -lhe ropes. Ile wa an able to extricate' himself and was tar rit'd aloft ais the gas hag ascendeli. The.- spectators watchel the soldier hanging to tile rope. swayin ug in the .-wind. as Lieutenant te \uyster and his companion in the basket sloiwly hauled him up to safetly. The res'ue wAs moade just as the balloon disap peared. in t9 Clouts. Aeronautic experts say that tho extra jasseiner in (10 \luyster's tar will prove a handicap to him in the race, as It prolably will he necessary for hit -to throw -over his hallast Ie fore his opponents are reutitrel to do so. Al toget Ier fou rt'en balloons starto l in the race. Sateniilt of tlihe (ondition of Ite BANK 01-' OWINA.S. Loct ed at Onlii r, S, I'., C at tile ost of businss Sept, G;. 1921, Loans and iscount s . wy .U&? N011 Overdrafts . .. . , . 92. II F.'tIir iture and .ixiures . .:'15.G2 Biank ing I louse .. .. .. 1,2S7.01 lIIe front lHanks and 1ank ers 1,179.AS Cutrrency .. .1... . .. 1 00 Silver anditd Othber ('oin . ' :17.7: Che'ks an (%-sh Item(s I.s .25 Total .. . .. . .. . $ 7 .0 .5 CAPital Stock Pai dti .. .$ 25.000.00 Psa u rund .. ,. . . .. 1, 00 U'ndividledt lrofits, lesCur rent I'Xpenses anud Taxes Paid ..f.. .. .. ..2.... D)i to llanks and llankers 559.95 indlividtual Deposits Sub.iet. to Check . .!10s8 Time Certificates of De ( hiihoc's (hocks 21; 2.:'l 21,1S~.11 lidis Payable. inlclutln (oi iicali 's for .loney lor 1row\ved .. . . . .. . . luo0 olunty of la1es. llef'ore ll'anie I Ilnr i tia O3 w-. iings, (Cashier oIf te above niamtiel batik, V. hbeing diuly sw1ot n, says that tne tru ii om((0it0ion oft $3aid baiik, ais shiownt by thel books1( of said( banik. Ill'NI{Y I-'TT~lA O\\IN(;S. thhis 1 5th dlay of1 Setemberlli 121. It. .l I(Y8O.\' No (tary Plic l. i ta lOwings, It .\. TBryson, D~iretoi'.m 11"lihhialmet of the ('omdiijoii of te it.\Nkl 01.' W.11.I;H 1,00. Loelt'(Iedl Wa *1i I(terlo, S. (',, lit thle closte I0 hocs an 1( ('iscoun ts. . . *152.21J O litra't s .. ..~ ..nd . . .. 15.2i -'uritar atm( I-'iix trt .... 2S 1l)0) 8u l ttkin llu se . . .. 0111.( ol'dd. .. .. .. .. 27 .bil' to ankOhe (n Hnkes .2 IA hbcks'nd'i pah dems. I . o rlitn'k..r..s. .: 7. Ti :hoCrt Ie~tan Hof .. .) 29e . Total .. .. .. . .. .. .g1:7,790.73 LoIy fTAllrLeSo Capitlm Stocklridin . .$ 5,ler, 'ah Su rplof li n .3 .e .1.3 . .ie .i . i . 2v0 , r e Uii dled Poit, lss tCtur- ahyt rn forxpongststandcti Tax tt n ai d --o . of . .. b ..k .. ..ow by287.0 Dueoro tonk and stiners bef5.e m tisv 10ti d' a d o - - -ie - be- . l.. 1.5 Savings Dtarit P3,b04.. Corret .. te... ... 15. m t4. T.J08n deish-nr' Ch.Ek .ab 400.37 8,or7.0 EUROPEAN TRADE NOT EiNCOURAOING Rieports liilente Little Im111provelmieit. ilebt Ieighiug Ioni Output From British 3Mines Enlarges Exports. Washington, Sept. iS.-Signs of iml-' proved Conditions iII i'1urope are still few, according to the monthly suml mary of the econoie and financial situation there issued tonight by the COIlIOI departmlent oil the basis of cabled repoirts from its foreign rep resentatives. "There has been no very definite general alterations in conditions," the dopar'timenit said, "which wNuild -warrlant tile prediction of aln immedi ate revival. The only general limt provetnient inl thle Kuropeanl commller 'eial situation Is- -hased, to a certalin extenit, ol artificial lattrs. irit isit exports of raw matemial 'have increased mi1aItly as a result of tile resimllpitm of coal ;iintg. German and .\Aistrian exports rose hecause of th tirop ill tile exchange of these rtspective 'ouniltries oil tle wvorl's tu1,rketfIs. Crop etstiturl es inl gen-,tal a t m ,Ot'e elli raging thanll previous replorts woul indient e." TaxIonl ill Great.i ritain iA the .:reatest impedim11ent to a1 revival of buIs InIIss, according to Commller-cial .\ttache lDennis at l'ondoll. Today, le sa id, tlt ,iterest onl the 11:iti. national de l t far ixce ds vt total pre-wvar revenule of t he gov - oeiment anid thev .:ie capita debt hlas% r isen fromt I. pounids st erling in 191,i to 162 poundsk inl 1921. Th'le revenile11 raised last year., he aded, was 111or than twice as mu11ch as the "dead weight national debt" ill , )191 . in diostrial colditlons. iowever, are hot ter1, he0 declared, and itlnemp1loyment colitinlutes to decrease. While thle recent pleace legislationl in the t'nited States Ias had no ap condition1s ill getieral. accoling to 1I. W. .\damus, tt'r'stttig the de patileti at li nc1(' the I ris tl r dep creia tion of the mark ha s \ es. ited inl im i t itig I o value1541 o t c1etin potash. graill anld itloal prodlicls. i.; weik :and speculationl i.s onl the in Tlt \tl istria n I "overnnint's i n n i l .'ititlion i rt ik. -tl, . -'. ' , rept'44eSenti(g a th e tatiet ail \'011n 13' ('t144 Pt illt i t'e tt l a :t3' s e l 1 i' t 3' s(oted 11., s tated. The prospectivo delicit for tile vollning yo ar. Ile id, twouild be at ot l i7,00',o1,00 ctowngso. Tht 1 W i ervial situ atison inl Spain Itellais. i ethailL ed l t hatl ilm ot t. are inetasing a. x11 Ot11' dreregas it,1 ('0o i e teial ettache ( ' ofin hn at .\ldrid declared. ,JU'GE,- F-E.ATH-:RST(NE-: S('Iit 1-:C S GR-E:Ei.\WOiD) 311011 u t r11-n111to1 TOM 1in1 Who Took .Negriio tol 1 -'r m i' i and 11hi11111'd4 Them. Gret11twood, Sept. l t--.l i e C.(' Featherstonet at titt opening of coun ty court, herev todaty, Severely soe 1141 tiction of a mob whichoo erecntly look fron the ity jail two niegro wo m'en and whipped thein, and arg111ed te ran uty th'1at ts "l'tour~l btounden3 hut ta istig ave theftatsd in 'on-gl netine with tah il matr 'Tes Ict oicatle klows tht toen, thsoe pof 1them sWho loek hhoe nrisones from1 Ithei toustandy Ther arodl fothe who1 knt'o lthi fat la. Allou, w alC'( fran jurors,lihave(thie Iswe to summr n a~znd torc o hime bef.or he tru ad tO (10fy, daty wItites ot you lea4 yut'. Ma w ille tohy it intou inCesItiga11 tiovn louhe he fll we"f h when t ake Ctitinvsiuaionan In f h 14m to 2i1 Do ay rgr 'AX nFO~Say WITu wEiNl lin' au spehel shold and teen ulrlhor1to2 nagdayn tohindulle rgdt unawfo.rtul ateprs and thegntrer tey flasat to Tae. Ort t e o te.ih te n me fte wt PRISON'ERS LEAVE OlRANGEDURG JAIL Seie *i Make Escape by Sawig Through Door. Court Opens Mon. day. Orangeburg, Sept. 18.--Seven negro prisoners escaped from the Orange burg Jail here early tonight. One of ,the negroes had been ipreviously tried on the charge of arson antd sentenced to life insprisonntent, but his case was appealed and a new trial or dered. Another was bei)v, held oin the charge of murder, while a third was awaiting trial on the charge of placing ties on the railroad track Inl an effort to wreck a- train. The other four were lbeing held for minor of fenses. The escape was discovered about i1::30 oC'cok tonlight by Sheriff I. l'uiltoil Dilies kt when he arrived here fromt Colitinbia with Abrahan 'Mays, .'Aho has been in the state peliten tiary a waiting trial on the charge of criminal assalilt. The Irisolers sawe'd thi rough a door aid then climbed down the seaffol(d which surrouinds a new see tion1 which is being built to the jail. 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