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METHODISTS FAVO1 CAMPAIGN FORI MORAIL EIDUCATION WouldIM Put ieligious Teacling iI iji Slhools and (Colleges of AiCcs Now. lot S) rings, Ark., "May 6.--A nation wide caipaign to place norma11111 and ieigiolus teacling in all thie public schools, colleges and tiniversities 01 Aineenca. was lauiched ihere tonight In the anniverslrty program of the board ot' illicationi of the .lethodist 1isco pat chu rch, Solt h, wlien 1 iishop Jaml oien Cainon, Jr-., of lliriinghian, and 1). D. .\oiizon, of Tulsa. Okla. wvere tie leading speakers. The suggestion, llishiop Cannon said all froi Africa. Ile has just re tn ieiid from that Country where ic wenl; to superiiteind a lethodist 1111 ,oil in tlie Belgian Congo, and while in thatl country cale ill touch with tihe ri'kiol- tralining in the b Clic 'schools which Cecil Rhlodes had instittuted. The firt legislation enacted at tills m'sion of Ile general conference of tie let hodist Episcopal Church. South, II t hat adcited today when the eon fe me nce declared tle president of tie Womiian's .l issionary society in tle lo c:at churches becomes a mI iember of the guairierly conference of the church. Th chu1rch also wient on record as . .ong aainst educalional features as (Iiualifientiolnlis for miniisters since a bil1 proridlilg that every applicant for a .lhi.ui ~Onn Inalis. have.pent at l-ast Iwo *vears in a ollege was re j.ted. Tlis-- Imemorial was reported advei Mly by the colmilittee oin revis;als aid i' celierelice was almost Ilialli m s. in iats verdilt. The request of certain m emibers fromi Texaos to remove t iel prohIition against tohacco bY young preachiers was not permitted by the general conference. The committee reported adversely on tle provosal, and it was defeated by a v holsome lil majority. Other itells which were rejected as pre:osed- were: To proh ibit (list Iet Conferences ILAND SALE State of Souit i (a rdlInn, 'ounty of Laii ren s, IN COl'r OF COM.ON PliKAS 1HoIe Trust Conpany, Plaintiff, against C. Barnett, Ashepoo lertilizer Co., and Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co., Bo. fendants. Pur suant to a decree of the court it, tile above stated case, I will sell al pullle outcryv to the highest bidder, al laurens C. If., S. C., on Salesday it Jtune next, being Monday the 5th da. of the monthi, during the legal liour; foi' such sales, the following describei property, to wit: All that lot, pilece or iparcel of lani Situate, lying and being on the wes side of South -Hlai-per street in th city of Lauri-ens, County and(] Stat aforesaid, containing one and onie-hiaI (1. 1-2) acres iolre or. less, aii bounded on the north by lot of L. C Anderson, east bY South I arper street south hy lot of W. R., Richey, Jr., wes by lands of 'Mrs. Rosa I. Caine. Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser t( pay for papers and stamps. If tll te rms of sale are not complied witi the land to he re-sold on same or ,;oimi si'IseIllet Salesday on same terms at r'isk of former irehaser. S. C. REID,) Shle riff:1 D~ated, this M\ay 16, 1922. 14--2t-A L.AND SALF. Sinile of! Soulth (Carol ina, ('ountyI of Laiurens. IN (COt' 01"O COMIMON PLEAS Nancy .1. Coan, Plaiintitf, a'gainst W.. .\1. Iminon and D~ellaj P. i2SOn M'efendats. Pilisuant to a (ieerce of the Co'et ini il. ' above staited case, I wvill sell at puli c ou tcry to lie ~ hest bidder, atI Laiti-cns C. H., S. C. on Sa lesday ini June next, being Monday thc 5th day of the month, (luring the I1'" 1 hours for such sales, the following' dlescibed lProperty, to wit: All those threec lots Nos. -16 48S, 50 within the corp)orate limits in the City of Laurens, County' and State afore saul, on Irby Avenue, and bounded on tihe north by Manining street, ann (east by Tirby~ avenue, soulth 'by lot of Rt. 11. Chilidress and west b~y lot of -_--._ Lnts 48 andl 50 having been purc~hased by W. M. Hlinson from .(ohni F. folt by deedi dated Nov'. 20i, 1919, and lot No. 48; having been tiurchased .by WS. M. Ifinson from 1R. Bi. Childresus by dleedi dated Nov. 13, 1919, both deeds duly recorded in tihe om110 of R. M. C. foi L-aurenis County .Nov. 1 4th and Nov. 20, 1919, andisame being tihe property' deeded by W. M. Hlnson to Della P. flinson, on Dec. 19, 19?19, as recorded in deed ibook 43. at 'page 299. Lots shall bje sold separately and then as a'whiole, 2 te higher sprice to be declared the 5egai sale. Terms of Sale: 'Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. If the teurms of sale ai'e not compled with the land to be re-sold on same or soe su'bseqjuent Salesday on same terms, at rIsk of former purchaser, C. A. POWER, C. C. C. P. and 0. S. Dated, this May 1, 1922. 40-3t-A To Stop a Cough Quick. tak~e HAYES' -HEALING HONEY, a co hmeleine whieh stop the cough by heainmg the Inflamed and Irtated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE $ALVIE for (Chest Colds, Head Colds and ES HONEY. The salve should be rubbed on the ehe t and throat of children suftering from a Iod ot (roup, he ~ffect f Ha.'Hin ~oi 'tesin soon~ steo a 0d. ~ 0 B? othpremed etr ekedn ?uaon car-too and the tskdrduggIst for 3%AYES from fixing the salaries of presiding elders on a percentage basis and force them to specify a fixed sum. To reiuire churches to pay the mov Ing expenses of the pastors. To abolish the ad interim commit tee of the district conference which may license persons to preach. To name a commission to stutly the matter of the pastor's salary with a I view of fixing the mininum for mar- V ried and unimarried preachers. INQUIRY INTO F111)'S OFFEI NO' COMPLETE Insofar as the New Turn of Investiga. flon Rtelative to New Process For 0 3Akinug -Nitrates.I W ashington, M ay .- Iquiry ito a llenry Ford's proposal for purchasela and lease of the government's nitrate - and power irojects at Musele Shoals, Ala., was completed today by the Sen- l ate agriculture committee insofar as h examination of V. 1. 'Mayo and J. V. Worthingtoni for Mr. Ford is concerned. Th'le proposal itself, however, remain ed befor tihe committee for continued ( Inquiry. Mr. Worthington gave the commit tee the flrst information it has receiv ed of a new process for, lixation of ni trates from 4ihe air. The latest process, Mr. Worthing ton said. ,was discovered in Italy and was kno'wn as the Casa: .ethod. Its existence had attracte6 .,ch atten tion lie added, from ente1:)rises inter* ested hope that It would lend itself to more economical production of ni trates. Need of nitrates for use in ferti lizers, manufacture and in restoring fertility of worn out soils was empha ;ized by the witness. lie declared the farmers' _need for solls was steadily muounting whilie the amouit of ntril t ion they were able to put into the lands was steadily decreasing. The high cost of fertilizers, lie said, was the explanation of this situation relief could not be expected until cheaper fertilizers were made available. FATIIER IS HELD FOR KILLING SON Partner in Crime Rteleased oin Bond, Self Defemse Claimed. (irard, Ala., 'May 6.-Jerry L. Mul lins, former street overseer in Phoenix City, an adjacent town and William AMcSwain, Sr., were bound over in Mayor Knowles court here late this afternoon on bonds of $5,000 and $2, 500 respectively on charges of second degree murder in connection with the I fatal shooting of William McSwaln, Jr., on the night of April 28. Mfullins dramatically told of the events in his confession at the pre I liminary hearing today, which lead iup to the shooting, in which he al leged that the younger .cSwaln ad vanced on him with a knife, after the oifather had remonstrated with him, and in self defense lie shot the boy. According to the evidence in the case as told by witnesses at the hear ings of tihe two defendants which took a great part of the day, the fatal shoot-' ing occurred just in fr'ont of the store of Williami McSwain, Sr'., in Girardl. 'The boy was said1 to have been dri'nk tng 'by rboth the father and Mullins. The father Is said to have advised Wil liamn, Jr., to go home but the young man refused, the parent theni turned and asked M ullins what lie thoughtI of the situation, when the boy would not do as he wvas bid. Mullins then exp~ressedl his opinion, to which the younger man took offense and ad v-anced on lima withi a knife and then he was shot by Mullis. Time (late for the trial which is to be held at Ecale, has not been set. Neither Mullins nor' McSwain were able to furnaish bonds. Gates in a Roman Camp. TIhie "paetoria n gilte" wvas the anme Of the front gaite in a Roman camp. It was always thle gate that faced the enemy. Every Roman camp Ifhud four gates. The "decumana gate" w'as op posite to tihe. prauetorilan gate, and wvas the fairthest l'rom the epoemiy, The gates on lie right aind left sides of the camp were called re&spectively time porta principmalIls dextr'a and the porta principallis sini1stria. Tides Dispose of Sewage. In Boston and manny othu'r coast cit fes the tides are utilized in the disposal of sewage, part of which is held in reservoirs until strong outgo ing tidal currents have developed. Be fore the turn or the tidii the sewage has been carried so fair that it has be comae mixed with an immense body of ocean water and is rendered harm. less, Better'n an ice Wagon. When two little Irish boys asked a woman in an electric machine for a ride, she looked into the upturned dirty faces and couldn't resist. While driving to the str'eet they had desig' nated they sat perfectly still with eyes focused straight ahead, but when they'got out she heard one say: Qe that's better'n ridin' a ice Wagon, haln't it?"' Another One Hoard From, .The Birmingham Age'Jlerald teport that an Alabama man haq a catie to match every suit. We hane a cane, too -~Arkansas Qasette4 LAND SALE tale of South Carolina, County of Laurens. IN COURT OF COMMON PIEAS lome Building and Loan Association, 'Plaintiff, against W. and ClurOy. Martin, et al, De fendants. Pursuant to a decree of the Court i the above stated case, I will sell at ublic outcry .to the highest bidder, at ,aurens C. Ill., S. C., on Salesday In une next, being Monday the 5th (ay f the ionth, during the legal hours >r such sales, the following (escrib d proiperty, to wit: All that lot, ciece and parcel of land Ituiate, lying and being in the City ot aurens, County and State aforeasid, n the west Side of Chestnut street, be ig known as the home place of Mrs. lury 0. .MartIn. formerly the home lace of T. 11. and Mrs. T. 13. Crews, nd bounded on the north by Aca(le my tIreet. on tihe east by C(hestnut street, in the south by lot now or formerly elonging to Mrs. T. 11. Crows and on tv west by lands of N. 11. Dial and 1inds of J. P. Caldwell and containing Ighty-two one-hundredths (S2-100) of in acrv iore or less, and being the lentical lot conlveyed to Mrs. Clury Martin by J. Clardy holt by deei a ted Stih of October. 1919, recorded in Led book .13 page 181, olilee of the The In Hh Every section of this store has been filled with new values and better values than ever before. Much of our recently pur chased merchandise, together with sturdy staples from last sea son all go to make savings worth while. You will find values here hard to beat any where, and the mail order houges simply can't compete with us. PEGGY CLOTH 25c value, blue, pink, tan, green and gray. Put ip in 10-yard bun. dies for Mill Ends $1.00 Ladies' Low S We have tihe newest spring tmer models int strapls, bulckl< ton. sport models inj whit< with pat, strap. Also the 11 In sport Oxfords. We enn imonmey ont your summer fot sPEC! AL-One lot Wonmen Loather one buckle, one sti suede Quarter, Junior spat $;.50 value, spieclal ait * $5.49 These are Barga One lot Men's Low season. On today's mi $7.00 values. You will and dark brown; Englisi year welts, -BOYS' OXFORDS $4.50 value, dark brown c Qowldyear welt,, English to ee 110.... ......... .... .. PBRAW HfTS, QOOL NPjil DEILEAR AN~ bWO8tE1hY Clerk of Court for said county and state. Any person desiring to bid on said property, shall be roqujredl to make a deposit of not less thidn one hundred dollars with the Clerk at the time and before said property is bid off as evi dence of good fitith In bidding. This does not re'er to the Plaintiff or the Defendant Dixle Flour anl(d1 ralin (!o. Terms of Sale: One-half cash, hal ance to be imid twelve months from date of sale; the credit portlon to be secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser over the said premises, bear lug legal interest from date, with leave to purchaser to pay 'his entire tid in cash. Pturchaser to pay for pa pers and stamlps. It the terms of sale are not complied .with, the land to be re-sold on same or some subsequent Salesday on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. C. A. POWV1FR, C. C. C. P. and G. S Dated, this May 2, 1922. l-0-2t-A No Worms in a Healthy Child Ali children troubled with Worms have an un. healthy col'r, which indicates poor blood, and as a rule, there is more or I ess stomach distulbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given regu. larly for two or three weeks.will enrich tho blood. improve t he digestion. and act as a general Strenth ening Tonilc to the whole system. Naturo wil then throg.off or dispel the worms. and theChil willhe in perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60, per bottle. Bes rh C lass SPE( SA) Silk and Drel Bought t $15.00 t( No $8.98 an . Nte TImMa ~~os N AINSO0K--18c v * Mill En~d Special sa or but- fant, dark and 1i reinskin - 10 yards for .. PAJAMA CHlECKS~ ew~ styles extra good qual save you yards for . whiteatundt s etOESS4 'HAMBRt3 ap, Nude 'colors. Mill Eln C'URTAIN 80RIIM 11sh heel, - lliteu with fancy BIUNGALO CRETOJ ies, chair an~d plJ VOILES--89-hlrch liar'85c vailue. ins You Should Notic Shoes, carried over from Iai arke} they are from $5.00 t find them in black, gun meots Sand blucher toes and GiN to $4.49 if skisl, ,rubber -At prI0 LISTEN TO T 13roa~casting stations in all I concerts, lectures and newe talk every night to thousand playing and singing to great . you enjoying this new enter No knowledge of electricity perience necessary. Shipmemt Arriv RADIO DEF MARTIN ELECT Laurent tCAM Merch IAL LE Crepe )ses DSell at )$25.00 $13.98 Low Pricesyo ilue 1)1nk and white. .... .... ..12 1-2c ~ 0i, 'olors pinlk, greenl, on ghat blue. Mill Endus fo l .... .... ....$1.00 tioe -36-Iiuch hilcehed, yo it)y. Mill Enids. 10erey d....... ...~ on.00 In Pereal, hirt- i dress"o dattero 110wcovr~g, ec.Yogll wht oiS e-talered elI Ed .. 9cWrtedy Mill Rids ....14 -Stre nd solid bor . cil10t00 wteVler- 'Cravenel; WilEds.. 19e Worste I4b 'HE WORID, krge cities are sending out nightly. Prominent men 3 by wireless. Artists are invisible audiences. Are tainment? or previous wireless ex ed Last Week 'ARTMENT 'RIC COMPANY , S. C. lues andise Our line is a depend able one; we don't carry anything but the best, for we feel that the best is none too good for our custom ers. Come and . convince yourself that we have the goods *and the prices. 0JACK TAR TOGS Wash Snits and Dress-. es for boys and girls. RUb 'em,_ ijh em, cru 'emi-they Como up smiling.. a4e fronh be l aterilal Mt at tractive prices. ng Men's Suts ye just received a shuipmnent of ron's Sport Suits, made -up o enwest fabrics, car'ffully and as. ine in style and fit .as nw man can aok, and all mod-' pirice 8, $12.98 and up. to $25.00 id see these suits for yourself. , EN AN DYOUTNQ MEN, of Palm Beach, Gabardine, ted Mohair and Tropieal at p~rlces in roach of all. FrHING SUITS. Be Ready for the BIG $PLASHP inito a Bradley n' hole famiy Ov%>2 e them