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BIG FIRE AT CLEMSON COLLEGE Kitchen and Commis? sary Destroyed This Morning, Loss $25, 000, Which is Cov? ered by Insur? ance CUn.rton rollcgc Jan. 1*. Fire Ihm morning partially destroyed Ihe kite To i \ and ? nmn. issa i \ at ('WmWMI (College The los? is estimated at fJI.UOe, fully covered tiy Inaurum-e carried with the atnking fund coin I uiusrtoo of tlx state. The kltehen and coroi ? I- ..,, \ n ?? attached to barracks NO. 1. tbe?ierge::| of a group ot three dormttoi: bulidi igs. For a while the entire group \\ is threatemd tmi tie splendid Urs Ughting of the corps ot cadets one hard the conflagration to its original limit* Tli.i? \>?re no aecideuiH. While rote It of the kitchen oi|iilp ?fm ?ras damaged or destroyed and a considerable (|Usntlt> of supplies burficd. break la at was at rved this morning ss usual. A holiday was de glared In recognition of the efficient Work of Ihe cadets, bin otherwise there si* 111 be no Interruptions in the gebedulea. A temporal \ rout will be evuStructed over tie- kl chen ami OOinsnisaurv and steps will be taken at Ouce to repls?> sie h equipment as is ggH USable Tin rile Honrs and the refrigerating plant loomed in the base mem were not damaged, the or Irin of fire Is sol ye; determined. SENATE MA YACT ON NOMINATIONS Washington Jan. I*.? Inaction b> the ?esste on the thousands of nomi? nations in).mitred at thr> session by r*rOsldent Wilson w.i* broken todaj #nd the wee paved for continuation l?Wor* March 4 ot the emergency gpnolntmena Attempts of Deiooeratic senators te force an executive session, none e>f whit h hn* been held since ou greaft aaaembled laut moot Ii. re* tilt? ed In .tu agreement between party |e*Oee?Vfcu. refer to Appropriate com inltioee. with insti in tions to report fhe nsmlnut loo of 1*>.o34 army offi? cers re? onimewled for permanent t omni iMlnim t>\ general I'MUlunf and r\om bo'iiou- temporary appoint nteni? Thla ugreement ww* reached ?fter H? natnr Lodge, l lie Republican leader had given not Ire that his |?art\ would not tolerate any tend? ency on the i>.?i . ot th< present ud eninletrat inn to pho t it* followers in oftteo to the embarrass men! ot the new administration and after S. n etvr 1'aderwood, the l>emoci*atl< leader, had assured Ihe Republican! that "there waa no desire on his part .to do that," ihe agreement it Intel Was said. mlgUl lead to action before )f*rrh 4 on a few other nomination* of so urgent nature. Senators Fletcher. Democrat, Flor? ida, end N'orris. Republican, N< breaks, during the time th'' subject Of nominallows was up. tried unsiic eefofuiiy to iwrce action on civil ap ^ pelnteee. Th* latter voted with thf l?emoerata twUe to compel the Sen? at?? to 'proceed with business" in executive sesnion for Ihe pu?p00t "i ConOrmlng the commissioner of pat? ents and hi* assistants while S> n Stor Fletcher Introduced r res., utlofl celling upon the postnuurter general for the nnaaeg of uii ea-oervles men or thetr widows who have beer named for peatorTh e appoint men I ?? The reaolution was referred to th? eommlttee on post office and pootroadj sfter a heated ils?UggjOgj. The Florida senator later declared be woiiltl B04 k another wav of "get liug getlon"' on the appointments, adding that It waa "a crime 'or the senate to refuse to act" on such nominations av his reoolUtton con? cerned. genator I?odge explained that thOM ' were undoubtedly ;i grenl many <h rervtng rases of a non polit ic,t I char? acter" fintl rsSJUOgla Senator Norria to Walt Until thsgg COUld be gfgre? gated from flu- thousands of nom insUonn of ail rlasses, genator Nor rte said tonight it was probable that ibeae nominations might be grouped ? nd reported 'for conllrbiation at an early date. D'ANNUNZIO EN ROUTE TO PARIS London. Jhn || ? Iaht lote I ? An nunxlo. who left Flume yestorda) Is gyported to ?? rnr?ut< foi i vllktge near Paris, urhere he nrlH Stay With friemla TAX NOTICE T will attend pi PBOI all) Of 1 d< St'l ? \ gf th* iOllonlllK II.Uli? ,I |,| |. r- i ? ??t the dar. a gfa/OH fOf the i>n. |MJ*t ' receiving tOS returns foi Ihe liecal \ear IfSl pi rentes r, iSioadoy, Jon. It h. i?evi PMiag H Insoday, Jan Ith, t\Vd?etleld |V ,|.( v |,,n. 7th. i lOJ entont. Tnes.1., % .| , n 1 I. Il.tge -a IVetHneada) Js n 11? iiemi.i 11, 'i*hni sdnj Jan i '?'>? lialaell. Tttoadaj Jan 11. I'.rogdon UTeslnsodaj Inn io. Mrtvesville. Tl, ? . .s Jun || T'le.ntMot tJrost Tneailay, Jan. |g, Phi loh, w eti re sda y, Jan Norwood \ Hoade, Thursda) bin 27. ^ Returns ahonld be ma b of, ell per? sooal prt?per'\, poll and i -ol i.\ j! at ITILDIQrt, County An i t A few doa ?a rbS?, break i cold Advt The Asteca bed -t <ub !, polOOH WkaVh was ?\ald o ilesino tin mind bni haw- nlmoot no off*, t ..i ihe bod Rub .My Ti.am cure bruhes. cuts, burns, sore* tcOer. ?tc Advt. STATE BUDGET ! MILLION LARGER (iov. Cooper Submits Estimate of State Ap? propriations of $7,111,688 j Columhiu, Jan, I*.- A st.-.to budge totaling eev< n mllll ?n, one hundred And eleven thousuml i|x hundred und eighty ?oil dolUirs was ?ubmitted to ih? legislature today by flovernor Cadger, The lag 1 budge! is thus un Iafroan over Ihe lolul appropriations Of lust year ot aim >St an even nrii Uen dollars. The \> Inn d budget re? port nlsu shows the resources avail? able Cor Ihe stale this year, these I totaling more than eleven million, an I Inrnmss over last year oi nearly live lmillion dollara If Ihe legislature ap [prnpriales no more than the budget ? ails for, a reduction ot the tag levy i- |?r< dieted. The hadgel contains nothing -for repairs to university buildings, except I an Item ot nve thousand tor repairs is raeidenccn In Ihe Citadel budget ??t" |4il,ill there are items totaling II hi ee hundred thousand for the new I build ng program. The budget does not Include any items loi inw bulld Ings it Winthrop though thyreo bun jdred Ihousund was requested. LONE STAR NEGRO IMPLICATES COUSIN Richard Fugle Accuses Another , Negro of Instigating Slaugh? ter of Wad ford Family i*oluroblu, .lan. tl'. ?- U lehn I'd I *PeoMo>' Pogle, young Lone star no lejro, who is being held al the pen! Itenttar) f<u- Ihe hilling of Run Wad Iford, a White man. at Lone Btar las' J week, is said to l uvc charged looaatn Of his with 1 inji the i tl USC u the shooting of Mr Wad ford wh n laon by s delegation of cltlscns from Uatie Star and St. Matthews yester Id.iy. The delegations eume to Columbia ?and ooaferred with Governor Cooper ? in reference t?? s special lernt of court and Ihea weal to the penitentiary, where they talked er Ith the negro. Kogls told members of the delegation that he stole none meat from M?\ Wad ford. being advised by tho cousin to do so. Kogle sold that the cou? sin told h m to steel th*' ne at thai they had IId out from the Wad ford hon..- and further told the youna ne? gro that If he was CSUgHt to kill the Whole family so there would be no 1 wltnesasa I According to members of Ihe dele* 'cation her.- yestOrdsy Fpglc sail In did steal ihe meat, was cuughl b) Mr, Wadford und then determined to kill the entile family. Tin- negro said after he had Lc-n I'SUghl h- went to his homo, a short distance from Mr, Wadford's, secured a shot gifn that he had previously borrowed from ? friend und t ien returned to Ihe white man's house to do tin klliim.-. M shot Mr, Wad ford down and tlu n ran bach 10 his house, Tin negro said he t<?ok g random shot at nn automobile while on his way to ins honsJP ami unot reaching his hom<- secured some more shelh and returned o ihe Wadford home. <>n his seonnd vlali he shot Corbetl Zeig? ler. he sod. the load taking effect in ihe riuhl hip an 1 causing the amputation nf the i? tr. On tins trip he alSO shot Mrs. \\ adt'oril and In r tour mouths old baby, apparently trying to carry out Ihe advice of hin cousin. I Members of the delegation were in eltned to hellere Ihe story told by tin negro and it was said last night tha? tin- ooindn named by Kogls would be taken in rhnrge at .; son as the dele? gation reached Lone star last night. TWENTY-FOUR BELOW ZERO Washington, Jan, It,?The coldest weather of tin- season prevailed last nlgHt throughout th< middle Allan li< and New S?nglund states. At Northfleld, Vermont, the temperature was 2 i degrees beloa sero. O'CALLAGHAN TO BE SENT BACK Washington, Jan, It.?Counsel for j Lord Mayor fVCnliaghan w as direct led today by Boeretar) Wilson to dt - liver t i*t"iiiiauiion promptly to ihe im? migration Inspector at Norfolk', tin order Is desired as morel) n formal .notification |o .fudge Lawless Im.whosi j custody DVallughun was plilCed When [paroled, of Ihe secretary's decision last week that O'Callaghnn was a seaman and should feship on a vessel bound j i broad, PATRIARCH OF JERUSALEM DBAD London, .i m, 'm Cardinal I'hll I Hp Camasscl, former patriarch of Jerusalem, died in Home today. ' du d in Rome lodu> CONCERT BY WIRELESS > Pittsburgh. Jan It The i?;11 - burgh Chamber of Commeree chorus on next not Urdu 3 afternoon will ren? der a program on in, wireless which i ma lour operators within u radius of a ihousaad m 11 s or mor< an expect Ml lo hear, Paris, Jan. It, The abandon men i if tin |ean HxHig Ihs total amount rti* iv|mrations hi h< paid by tier* monj and the substitutions of an? nual payments have keen agreed upon bj tie Krenehi Prltlsh and German delegates, mys n Berlin dispatch to Tin Journal, t??;?; ?pdeklv lelieves ;j cold. AdVt, Get Away With Reg? istered Mail Pouches Chicago, Jan. l v- Five youthful ? hnndltN held up a mull truck at the union station here early today, es? caping in an nutomobile with twelve! sucks of mall, leu of which contained ' registered mail. The police say that the ????st Information obtainable Indf-1 catod lhal tin- pouches contained a pari of a federal, r*?acrvo bank money tdilpmenl destined for ihe train leav? ing for St. Paul ai 2:30 o'clock. Postal uuthorlll i while unable to I estimate amount stolen said ship? ments to ihe northwest which usual? ly go out at 3:30 average about one hundred I hou -ami dpllui s, DEMAND FOR TOBACCO SEED Large Number of Farmers Plan? ning to Plant Limited Acreage in Tobacco Partners are still com'.ng to the Chamber of Commerce for tobacco seed. it lu ?ks n ?'.v like there will be enough tobnci u planted this year j to support ii tobacco market in Sum ter If the Chamber of Commerce can gel ilm money to supply the seed. Man;, are ntuklng up their minds, somewhal luter than usual, to plant tobn 'Co In die land to be made Idle by io coth n acreage reduction, twhlle .any big land owm rs are requiring .hai their tenants plant tobacco this I (r r. The large land owners are I h Iping the tobacco planting Indus I y to a great ext. nt by this require ' uent. j Many farmers are "up In the air" so j to apeak about what they are golnu to I do on tin- farm Lhls year. Many former tenants and share croppers have been unable up to u fow days ago to decide whether tiny will be able to supplies, lands, and fer liltger to di> anything on their own farms or whether the> will h tve to work for sonn- one olSO, It is thought that nearly all who have tobacco 'Minis will try tobacco this year again. Qradually however many smaller farmers are getting their t ? 1 farm? ing schedule and arrangements definitely settled and are preparing .heir tobacco beds later than they usually do. if the tobacco market is to be kept going there msut bi u nertaln acreage ojf tobacco planted. The only way now to get that mts '.? tobacco beds In lime for 1021 cuitlv.i Llon is |o pea the seed where 'the rarmedyt, specially where hun? dreds of lite pooper and smaller ten? ants ami share oroppcrs can get the eed In a hurry and In sufficient quantity becauae purchasing seed in lUCh small quantities for individual use coats six times as much ns buy? ing seed In quantities. Seed are out but a small quantity will be here by m \t Saturday it Is hoped. Hundreds who will plant If seed Is furnish d Will Hot go to the trouble and BX ,?< nse of ordering seed, hundreds npt 1 even knowing where to order the eed front. Time and seed are the issue now, ami not a few have not the1 money to bit seed. Bo the Bumter business establish? ments will just simply have to put up a couple of hundred dollars or so to gel the seed ,:ud let the Chamber ???f Commerce distribute as this or mnixation has bet n doing for years or the tobacco warehousemen, tb alter of whom have heretofore paid the tobacco seed bills, 'I his looks hard in the average business man. but tobacco markets mean that much more money In circulation in Bumtei Ids summer. A fow dollars from ?oh establishment will he returned many times next summer If we hav< ,'"od lUCk With our 1921 lobaeeo ?lop. Pecrefary floordon n???is mori mom \ for seed, Lllve it '.<? boo with i .anile and make hint feel l?i<.- he is oinehody and not lik. he is a beg? gar. The I'hamb' r of Commerce Is working for the business man and the farmer too. CENSUS REPORT ON NEGRO POPULATION Cleveland, Ohio Leads Three Hundred Per Cent. Increase Washington. Jan. 19.?Tile negro population of Norfolk, Vn., is 13, 177, an Increase of 7;bL' per cent. Tin negro population of Portsmouth, Va . is 23,242, an Increase of 100.1 per cent, The population oi n< '-.roes oi Charleston, Bouth Carolina is 32, 292, mi inercuse of I per cent. The negro population of Cleveland, Ohio, m 34,474) un Increase of 300.1 per cent. (?encrul \sscnibl,i to Klecl judges. Columbia, .Ian. 19.- The general ns? -einbly will probably eh?t Judges, ilo eluding a supreme court Justice, to succeed Ihe late, Associate Justice lt> oriek. on I he 2 V h. '| he hon.-.' lie adopted llepreaentatlve Bapp's reso? lution to this effect, and tin measure is before the seuute now. Bpoukci i'ot bra u, of ihe house, Is Ilia strong ?si candidate In the rate, judging b.\ the sentiment expresaiHl by members 'i both brunches oi the uasembly. lb w ill probably be elected ot er all ol h ? I S, Tin i e are so fur foUl' hatS 111 the ring, Clrciili .ludgcM Memmlnger, I: e e .i let Hi .< Ki . and I 'l ol . I ), VI II lion lluckctt, of Ihe Cniversll) Law icliool Three circull judges arc also t,, be ? l. ei? d during ibis term. I In term i Ol ?'?be?. of Judges S< ase. Tow ns ml. Menuulngcr and Prince expiring |Igisj I? Ddy-Tlam relieves ItheiimatiBm. Neurulgia, Boralna, Advt. COMPETITION I FOR EXPRESS CO. BACK HAND BLOW AT SCHOOLS TOBACCO REDUC? TION ENDORSED South Carolina Tobacco Associa? tion Recommends That Crop Southeastern to BeginIOpponents of Compul-I Tltis Ytar Be onvrhird v*. ? ? m i * , ... _ ? ? ? ^ m_i_i Business March 1st on Southern Rail? way Wukh'.ngton, Jan. is.. ftxpress business ?iv? r Ihe linee ???' the South i n tv:ii!\\. y B.VFt< in and die Mobile an I * lino relSwus will b< ha lulled by the Southeastern Fxpier.fl rompuny bo sory School Attend? ance Start Fight to Abolish Office of Truant Officer Columbia, Jan. 19.?Predicting Ihe bolltji a ..r the oiHcc of "truant of Lest Than Last Florence, B. ?'., Ian. I??A regain* Lion thirty-three and one*third per [cent. of the 1921 tobacco crop, co ta? ilored tilth that of I$80, was deter* inned upon today by the egocuilvo committee of the South Carolina To I bacco Association, acting upon uu , , thority voted it by the convention of In ? ??? nttenitatu ?? ??'i:? e, all ?vi ? Uio ? _ ,, ,, ? , it. 4i ., ... |tbe associations here keu weelc. Kn giniilnK March 1st, 1921, h wns an- stale, aim in tne words ol some inei t- , i r . i . .. i r *k i p.tbi .... . ?in? i u . ? Uncut ??i :j compulsory tieing and nouticed from headquarters < > i the ?>< is ?d t.i< legislature, vitiating m? . .", j compulsory school attendant law, If^ding law is expected to curtail, new com- ihe house todaj voted for u bill Ui-?turl,Kl th* l?roductton. as T. Bentoa a Southern lit re i od. ;y. The Sou heastern < liany, rcei ntly orga nut u unu laus Ol A In ha in for .h* purp conductf. ;-. . u e*pres.. business in ;'n<- .ttlendunce olllc f southeastern etotva. II will have a meals wi von rod to make the bill Immediately upon paaango of the Fair field M?.*- j ? ? f:"l? " ; 1 for reduction, official no tiee wns sent tw North Carolina that ,?<ler the rodt'ced bj Itopreseutativc r-eopard. Voung, secretary of the association, urpose of I of Palliens, b. abolish the office of "lnled( according to the sentiment of in Fickens. Amend- lh? ' "??mitte capital of one million dollars, owned apply also t j Ferkel? by southern business men; will havi h'ormi !\, Audi ?-on, Marion, Spartan headtjuarters in Atlanta, Ca.. and will ung, Kerrhaw. <:.?villo, ban-as-1;1"- agiter atoto la with her for the :,, managen! by men who Imve spei. I ter. Cor ctoun. immgcburg. Alken- 1 bettermenl ol :.. ;,,..dust.y. thtilives In the express service ?<; Cheslei, Bcaufi t, Salutla, Chestei Lhe south. John El. Ilockaduy, form-CHcd, Lee, Cherokee, Florence, Barn of Wilson. ; s follows: erlv v?c? president and pen ral man- well. Dillon, Eiorry. and Jasp r conn- K**cutlve association of state on? ager of the. old Southern Bxpresu. ties. An direct vote against strlk- gallon today passed resolution to company will become president of Ins ?m luo enacting words, showed ??'?"* ^}^? >? thin state ihe Southeast, m, succeeding Cap'., the house to be in favor of the bill.!1* ??e-thlrd, also favoring pagoagej .-barbs A. Lyerlv. of Chattanooga, but it was sent back to the commit-j? '"w ^relng grading and Uetng Tinn. The decision of the Bouthern too on education to be "Ironed.- Bex - wUl;.h mea? M''?;th;-^aj ; ist in pro ?,,d the M. and O. lo rontracl with Ural pruminenl legislators stated they ducUon the Boutheiistcrn for tin handling or would look elosely Into lhe meaaure. Committee feelsithat ibis siaie will be express over their lines Is stated byof-jund a light is expected when the bill | filing good faith with her sister s of the Bouthern to be based Kcta back t.. the house. Ion the Arm conviction I hat the south hTe author of the bill said thai In I should hove on express company of hl? county the attendance officer has states in ibis movement on ihis basis [in view oi t!i" fact that \\?- cut over l k.000,000 pounda last year, and wo l<a!i upon our slater states for faitb i us owfl engaged primarily In the nothing lo ?b>. . . ... .. I ? ? ? *, . . .;. h.v. ni ii .?>. ? ? t -d performance ol our mutual obil handling ol business originating <n -\u inve?Htigation ??i me i onieuc.- I ( [terminating In the south and operot- ate home, (!oluiabia, Is t" lie uia?le by I,>, 1 for the speellle iiurpose ??t' afford-| a legislative eommitteo. Itepreaenta I ing the ([hipping interests of south ?Jve Claude N. Sapp today il.troduced Ian eapresa s-u v: In keeping with in resolution in the house to this ?f Itheir needs und responsive to theii feet and ii was sent jo the senate, it [ wishes. The new company will es-j provides t'<?;- the appointment of s [tabllsh offices at a't points reached I c<*mmiltce ?>!' six legi.-ilacora, three by the Bouthern and M. and <?.. and from each branch. The resolution will open an exclusive campaign of | stated thai conditions at the Confed ' lolicl tot Ion of express business <>r all crate home had been reported as a ! kinds, bo h through and local. Over j ?'disgrace t>? the state," and that *ho tiie Bouthern and the M an 1 O. It tao- budget had not allowed enough ' will operate <-n iiractically t< a thou- money t<> relieve conditions at the sand n.?'.< ;?? ?ji railway, reaching!home. Washington, Kiehmond ar*?i Norfolk !- ? ? ? ? Ion the eaHt; Cincinnati. Louisville : FORD GAIN" Bvansvllle on the < ? i?i.? rix, ; ; s i Louie, Memphis, Greenville, Miss.. [ and New Orleans on the Mississippi river, v'"1 ports ??. Charleston, Bavan Protrabl) the best Indication of the reduction sentiment in South Carolina lies in tii" information which the secretary placed before ibo commit? tee. He obtained it In a cenouo of tin- meeting bore las: week, of theoe attending the meeting 2oG exprootosl themselves on reduction, with the following n suits?six of r.o to 1 '?0 per ?'<'nt. reduction lt9 i?jr- GO per ve it i!;.t cut, <?m> for 10, Jl for S3 Ieight for ??:!? for r.s for cat itin^r but not Stating any aiaount, 13 I not eapress themselves, and one en favored two to two and otte-half I ac< es lo tlu^ horse. I VY^ \7<"\"rirQ? s*' "i,H ' : " " 1 *? ?*? Pet enact ll^ivJ V \J I ,,, |nto |UW u 1411 now pending In the general assemb!y t<? compel taiiiR and i ? . v . i, , r p. i One-Third of Michigan Recount grading of t?.,,:?. .? in south (*dVoiina. ?ab. Brunswick. Ja kaonvllle and w*?ci?Kitn aacwmsw i hj Q( thJj| roeBfJUtw Mobile and the majority of the Im Completed W. \: la,,, of Tlmmnovallle. submit -.portant Interior cities oi the south. ? L, ftn ^iteivstlng comnaiiaon bo Including Alexandria, Lynchbur^ and l>anvllle, \'a . VVlnston-B;ilem4 f'har? j Washington, .Ian. IV About one- j lofte. G reenslioro, Durham. IIa lei gh [third of the i?:iiiots in the Mlchl ? ??)inpa iwei n returns of t<? aci a cropO in North and South Carolina, for the ' , , , , . .? i , Inoat 10 v< u s. Including a o he no mi and Asheville, N. C, ColumbUi, ran senatorial election <>t 1920 had . .... . ,, , , J! ? nal return In 1919, when North Car Clreenville and Boartt nburg, B. t .. been recounted tonight by the senate ( ,. '. , . ... , , ... olina averaged ii cents above South Atlanta, Macon, Augusta, Athene. 1 privileges and elections committee .... , . , I , i . ~ : ?7a.roIln* tin* northern state has ne and Columbus. Qa., Bu*mingham, and Henry Ford bad made a net gain ; , . , nrt . , . . . , . v- i . .. celved $38,714,00u more tor her crop Mpntgomery? Belma, Annlston and "t 1,619 votes over Senator Newberry, ' , . XI. . . fli'.l. ; I > . unlit lwii'ii of*. I.'. I ?t> (3ad?sden, ICno>pille, Chattanooga, , who was elected by about 7,500 plu * ' ithan th- southern state. Other years. , iackaon and lIris ol. i < ; dla n, Ha t: lessaii b> and i Lexington and. Danville. K Merl- rality North Carolina, has received an aver urel, Miss: : The .ommlttee has recounted ?' ,,v,\,l? flx .<on,ts pt>r ?>ound v.. ?:iat st. of the 2.232 Michigan preclncta but morc lhan *mth1 { ^ reach Bal- haa not reached the bulk of the ran. bwia^ exc??ptlng the . ? 11 more by the boats of tin- Chesn-.jvass in I??trolt. The progresa of ^*|tu ?? peak" Bteamahlp company, connect-I recount, started two \\??'i;s ago, Indi- I *"an tnia a ate Louis, ami fair would h.tve tuado $13,3(7,000 more Ing with tin- Southern ul Richmond catea four moro weeks will be re and Norfolk. quired for completion. \X\?lr^:zB?: FORMER MINISTER tin expreaa service in the aouth knows tin* southern people and :^ ihoiMltlghly familial with the pai ticular conditions r>urr?fundlng tin handling of expr<?sr traffic in thc-t GETS FIVE YEARS A special committee on ways and means to effect this program and to watch legislation, was afipointeel. I If embers are H. l*. Willlamoon, o?.' Darlington, chairman; s. B, Poston, <>f Johnaonvctlle; \v. K. Lea of Tlm mousville; ?V O. Dixon, of Mullins, T. ' Benton I'oung, of Plorence, gooro 1 riichmond, x.i., Jan. is.? BryantItary tilen x??. i is, ::t. former Baptist I Thu legislature v i l be asked algo, preacher from Barnett county, North |upon adoption of the grading and tic olina the house reduction. tpril ?;. 1920, and was given a term I Beside adopting these very speci I southeastern terrltorv. lie Is a na- I,,'..... v??.,?? H,W| ??g^vii vi me hwih? i tlve.of North Carolina, was located In Laro,ma? wafl convicted of ?tea ling an lug act, to adopt in South CarotU Savannah for ten vein s as aupeutn- a ' be,on? ?? t0 Dr- \orih Molina schedule of ware I tendent of the Florida division of the ?n n a ^ liichmond Phy^n. chaises, which are a reflucttt Southern Bxpress company and us T, 8' l02O< i,n<l Klven :L frmJ i,tHuU' ttdoi?tln? lh(S? W L t?eneral Biiperlntendent was in Allan- ?/ "ve ^arH in the /t;iU' c 1 ,lu' ? str..?3ed the rn ten years as general m-tnager of tla,y' ,M'* Pur uas Uu:?f* ^ He-pact thai tobacco planters, if they the eaatern district and then wits vice- 1,1 on erofa ",:,,,Sl twir S' ^ ho>w l<> ?"ythta? on their prorldeni nnd general manag? r. Ho is !ar,y *n ,un.0, . Aft' v X,M ns h ld beon \cr?** %lW> ? , > nl!,sl tuin ,holr at known in all Important cities of the south and Is intimately acquaint broughl ba? k from San Francisco t<> laud tiini at Clio for iim alleged heft <?!' a ?ar belonging i<? Mrs. .1. ? ?1 with ihe problems of exnress s >r< . : 5l r u ? .i i ?i , I at??, which was stolen Anrll l!4, rice in each <n them ami through- ,, , . , ... 1920. iilvins bond before the date I for trial there, Norrie, it was claimed regained possession of the Richmond ! iittomohllo which bad been attached ?ut 11 *? territory generally. Cotnpctiihm for Kxprcas Buslucas. Charlotte, \. ?'.. Jan. IS. Thi American Railway Rxpress company wib continue to operate In <sittes and! towns bavin.': roads r.tiiiM- than those I to cover damages done t,, the- ?'!;< ??r ihe Bouthern knd iii<' Mobile nnd Ohio railroads and in competition with the newly organised Boutheasl machine on a trip from <\io to this city, where the latter car was sold. IThe day following tin- recovery of he Kiehmond car at Clio, tlm police here learned thai it had been stolen ?rn Kxnr i>mpany, I'. K. Morris, i her Meanwhile, Norrie had set -nit ?uperlntendent <u' the Piedmont divl < n of th American company, with I lioud<tuartorH s-:ii11 tonight, whim in n a return trip t<. Ban Francisco; His defense was thai he bad bought a man named this machine froi formed of tln> formal announcement ; i I!?>??!< and In tald iii.it he sold it tomewhere In western North Caro? lina, proretHllng the remainder of the way I.. Frisco by rail. Two Richmond detectives brought Nor? tis back on the second trip across C, defending Morris todav, pleaded of the proposed operation ??! the new ; ompa n; In I he Smi hcast. Mr. Mon i:; is superintendent of the I territory mos! affected by the sepa I ration of the Southeastern company.. ranging from Washington to Atlanta, with numbers of smaller and feeding I lines. The American company will re I lire from the field in <-iii<'s having only Southern and Mobil.- and Ohio] I roads'. Ml*. Morris said. Whether the new company will hak?' over the leases, equipment and personnel now established In cities j?** ? having offices <>i the American com- ' *~ _ L?y ? ? ?.riain. Mr. Morris ?M | CLARENDON FARM adding thui In sonn cases the newn compan> may not want the outfits. "i'harlotte, Italelgh, Winston-Bnlem - and other cities huvlng roads other - \i im ing Jan. iv Karl; Thompson fhun the Bouthern and Mobile ami and If. J. Pearson, two prominent <?hi?> roads will have two express farmers living ai Trinity, uhoul three companies nnd will compete Tor < x- uiilcs from tow a. engaged in a nuai press business," Mr. Morris said, tention wholly to Quality of produc? tion, and i a<: to quantity. Where available, also, they urge using homo grown seed, of succeaaful types. Three important resolutions were imased. One of these requested the gem ral assembly to invite Mr. Aaron Sapiro, ?>i San Francisco, Calif., who spoke here last week and made a ntosi Impressive presentation, t?"> ail dretcs the legislature ?>n marketing legbdatii n Another extended sincere ithanka to the extension service at Clemson College, and recognised Dr. IV. Wi Long, director, as "of Inegjn abl?- service : i his stat?^ and one upon whom we are depending f??r leaflet - shin In helping us to aolvo our hj rious problem of marketing.*' Tim other one. In full is as follows: '?Whereas our production questions have In a lii^<- measure been at lea: t temporarily solved, and whereas, it |n urg< m now t?? look to and ens? vht! continent to foci trial here, phaslxe more tii?- question of develop* Charles L. Cuv, attorney of Dunn. N.Jing tk< marketing side of sgticulture? l'c it resolved b\ tbis executive with the Jury to let lilm go back lo jcomnilltee <?t ib<< Sou;h Carolina To his wife and little girl in Harnett bacco nssoeiafion and the organisn eounty ami in i n ihanc?\ Nor-It it-n committi'c of the Tri-State Co* , I ris admitted under examination on j operative Marketing association that I the stand ihal he had preached for the extension tern s of this s*ate l>e six years. called upon Lo exert every efjfort in - thai din tioi . and, thai we meiner? ializi Ihe I giMlative delegations from the tobacco counties that the usual I appropriations for this extenatoa) Iservice be taken care of by tlm k*t;is i !..? in (- now [n h Etsion. in ?I by ever> memlier, :?< fol j|o\\^.: b. I'oston, of Johnsonvtlle* It. r. Currin. of Floi*ence; T. l* passinR of live stock I Smith, of Mullins; It. M. Jenkins, of ?? Thompson's farm vesl. rdaN m.?rn- st- ''hail.s: F. F.. McOill. rf Oarling-^ .... Thomom.u used bis slml aim lon: ,:- Wbliamson. of Oarlingf ER SHOOTS FRIEND HARDING OFF FOR i ' o. Muums; w (\\\7 aoimibi while painful, are not con "*?? 1 ' ?'? ,,f Timmonaville: W. C. Heasj FLA. TO-MORROW iidered serious by bis physieian. President-Elect Will Spend Si\ Weeks ;tl St. Augustine I ingway, of i I ? -min-.;w a> : Itusselt Williams, of Monks Corner; W. 1 Wasbimlon. Jan. 19.?Nomina I Andrews, of Andrews. lions oi a|...ximatelj two thousand Urighl Williamson. ?.f Harlinglq postmastct were sent today to the l>!* vv- w laing. of iMemson coll PrcHldcn Wilson. This Mr- v,,,!r-- yu' Foston, and? , ?, , swells the a'ready enormous list of ! Furroughs. of i'onway, will iminatiouH iiiude tins sessmn on Unlciuh. V next Friday Marion, .1 an. I lb I 're Id ml llardinu's ? ngag. m< id c il< n<! ir i. ch ar todav and he turned his aUm which lh?- llepublb an lenders ,b - ' <- n.l t n . ,m ,;:,::on eonunitteo Ilm ... b. i. ... P. '?'?< ' except where\^ ??- ! 1 : ^accojj H is i . ..;>- ? alive Marketing M : lion. pare for bis departun tomorrow for emergency exists. \ weeks in Florida Mr. Harding ? ? ?- ' .? .'! Ieavi. i?o lorrow nighl for SI To prevent a e??l?l lake 6?0. ? Advt. Augustine where Ii?' will I"' Jolneil -?-?? 1 ? lutci b> Mi- Harding, lb- will make ; Times have changed. The Ameri- |remedy we know.?AJvL Si. Augustine bis headquarters dur? ' " embassy in Mexico Is no longer ?f.C bri'aks a ?a?!?| i.er Ing F< hi liars. 'I'., bi. ak a < <?l I lake ib'.ti. -Advt. I under police guard, bill the Mexican consulate In \?-w v?)rk is.?Syracuse i o: i ?Standai Most of th?^ ? redlt I telegraphy which wen .'.! ol .-?-, I i '. \.y. .! lo Ai