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tranCh was fhp Iicckiov charter
measure. The bill providing for Great.
ing county deposifOrios. vent TO third
reading and was ordered printed
About fifteen bills were reported on;
by The various committees. most az
item by the judiciary Of these sevc.
erul were rejected on the committees
recommendation including fhose 10
abolish the criminal courts Of Har.
r'~on. Mercer. Caboli and Ohio couu.
ll'r. Numb"r ia. tu abolish the
Marion county intermediate court
vas iaNOTablN recommended The
railroad committee reported flvorabI.
ON the hil providing for condemua.
ton ~ lands and The cOmmifto. on
medicine r'COmW' udrd Tic passage of
ihc admin ~tration bill for the storiI
latiOu ~ criminals and insane nor.
sons. ON recommendation of the min.
ing commiifr" the proposed mime
Euard bills Wer" ordered rrfufed
Wore inHn % dozen new bills we're
introduced bringing The Total in the
uouHT up ~ IS lu fns useg fu.safrs..
were tI0s" hy Nrb"nt fo amcndrrcrt
lh' charter ~ tho odd Follows b1If
assoc iatou off WhDoiipG. ..r bv
W 1rth. making distribution and sc
''pianc" oi railroad passcs unlawful
'ud No $50 hy ErOhnrd. RELATING 20
thc West Virg.nIa reform e"bo,i
no aamiri afrafiDu hin FOR r,t,r
. yer cOmptn-afiOu also wont fo
second reading Weiss ~ OHIO pre
scnied a rrso'ution providing thai the
amount ~ dHmHEps fp be- reeovorcd
from employer hy employee kiuod or
lnlur"d tn di.Charyc ~ bis dufie.
shall not b" limited D, law.
4 number Of claims for damages
ALLEGED to hav" boon done 90 property
in The Cabin Crock STRIKE zono during
inc iaie mInr etrike frouhIr were
presented and a 0sod o. petitions
pIai Inc Tor The passage of % stringent
ami cigarette h'I we're rrc.i,.d al
icurnm"ut wa. taken until a. mn
Thursday
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WOMEN GIVEN THE
RIGHT TO VOTE

Hfrf.isRTRg. Pa. Web Tl.
rrrYidtl0n proposing an nrrsnduarf fo
go state c0natitutiDn fo f,.rruf. t,o.
mon ip vote was passed final. I. fI.
is0u-s of Enprs sentative fDdfs D. %
vote nl 90 f0 ~ ana viii it. rtesfgtI
~ Tho Senate ON Monday fpr fnn.ur.
f'nrr. Tho refplufi0u n raeesf fIIr
session. must hc adopted br the ttFIs.
ln'1rr - 1915 hsf0ro ~ sar br laid h.
~. me people under The present laws
Tho vote was t9krn after ar hour
~ a'n during With Tho galleries anil
NDNr Df the ffourr were occupied t.-
WHnt women whp rrre advocating p.
Hpp0sIrg Tho ufasuro. while nesecr .
Eer Dorq tr00ped through The HOUSE.
d'ifFring mcFaaRoa 20 tho ruf nufera
sskinR for their votes. in such mum
bfrs ~ ~ Interfere with tho ordrr 81
tho session. and ~ call Tor order from
VIC chair fppn the Announcement
~ the vote There was - wave of ap-
shlcfa
Inc ffgoiuffon fo Irteatfvafe hold
"a - dual offices In fhc .-f.,fo g,v,rn-
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Expects Peace soon.
SOLONS PUT IN BUSY DAY
AND CONSIDER MANY BILLS

measure changing the ending OF the
state fiscal year from September 20
10 June 80. was also passed by .
unanimous vote
House bill No. -. by DUTY. p-ovid.
lns ior appointment of 20 commission
"I hitr"n 10 fake up the Virginia debt
question was again taken up. a. had
p''h Iorrcasfcd earlier iu the week.
dnd substituted un the calendar iu
plfr" ~ house Joint resolution 40 =
MHhinE provisions To- fine same end
10" resolution had been oppos.d bv
INC Young Turks ON the ground thar
-hHiti"uf Tim" fOr it, proper sou-td
'iatiun would not be- allow cd we're tho
proposition offered in the form az a
resolution The administration there.
upOu withdrew IFS suuporf ~ the To-
m"r proposal and agreed ~ 4uhsfitnfa
th" Duty bill The bill toob tho place
"I Oh" resolution ON tho calendar aud
sent % sccpud reading
lhc Warior resolution urofsaffr-
against th" non appes rance ~ certain
fifH'h"- Tor dutt each dav. and pro.
N'Iinr Tor e. roll call eycrg mornine
WIN tl" salaries ~ those FOUND ab
ni tp hc CORES -pundinriy ctriaiIod
also passed
The senate reported fle passage o-
iU" ~If maker blue eirf bin resrrisf
INK Investment companies. and 10 paa
received FOO tho house. unerc if uiu
r"hnlif D" concurred in. though tho
bitr house btu relating fo tho same
subject bad been made q special or
d'r lnr Thursday morning ~ f
O'Clpcr
\ number ~ important bills we~r
moved up a peg On tho calendar To-.
ant, among them The county salaries
hill. which went to eecond reading
aud Vas ordered printed Hons. hiii
No. 3't. hf Swlrcr fo amend tho gfs
tcrsvili" charter nppcrtainine to fhe
section relating to elections. won't fp
second Ifadtng. as did the Farnonf
charter hNI
Bits Reported Out
The pn.y bill to push tLc lower
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STRINGENT
RESOLUTION
IS ADOPTED
DIRECTORS OF STOCK EXCHANGE
ACT AGAINST "WACH SALES"
Rule Applies to Those Connected VIII
Esehanse-Firm .sr--- a.
Member OF .knlHl

NEW YORK. Feb. e.-rne New
York Stock exchange this afternoon
adopted stringent resolution
against wash sales" This action fol.
lowed closely the introduction in the
state legislature OF bills recommend
Ing stock exchange reforms as out
lined in the governors recent mes
sage.
The board OF governors OF the ox-
change adopted the following resolu-
tion:
No member OF the stock exchange
or anybody connected with a stock
exchange firm shall give or with
knowledge execute orders for the pur-
chase or sale of securities which in
volve no change in ownership
Punishment for this offense is al.
the exchange under the head of "fc-
titious transactions" Any violation of
the rules makes n member liable TO
suspension for a period not exceed
ing one year.
The rule as now adopted is broarder
IN that II applies not only 10 a mem.
ber OF the exchange. hut to anv one
connected with a stock exchange
firm.
Various committees Of the exchange
are SIM AT work upon rules to prevent
operations ana transactions which
nave been criticized. The conclusions
a. the committees. President Mahnn
said. are 20 be submitted tu the gov
ernors from time To- time.
The resolution adopted today hits
more directly ri the subject which
mas occupied public attention ever
since the agitation against alleged ex-
change abuses began. II deals Specl-
neatly with some OF the evils pointed
out IN the report Of the Hughes COM
mission several wears ago.
officials or tho exchange declined to
comment on the bills introduced at
Albany. one of which bore directly
on the resolution adopted AZ todav.s
meeting - the governors.
Ihe stock exchange resolution OF To.
day was adopted unanimously ana
takes effect at once.
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u'nf wa Honf 90 tho Judiciary general
rpinmti'r FOR rDrsId Idertfiou.
vote ~ 30 ~ 60 rho Hous.
f""if'd fhs resolution requiring tho
Panama IasInc exposition commission
f" fi' - statement ~ evpfugss
iif' hffnf" Hd loufumnuf. Nr. Tlw
co.. AIInEhrr' presented o. resolution
Tor 'NmruiseInr o. lnreafigafa fh-
eFIfn "l fhs ~n ri0t ers ~ tho Amor
~ Stool and W ire Compsuv ~ Ran
tIn frd Irfddorl. fhe comm Iesion 20
Ir fNfnppa'd ~ fhree Senators and
fhrcr Werntrrs. four ~ h.. Vepubiirsrs
Hrd fW" o. bo Democrats m or.
propr'afi0n - 81 .0-Ip is made for %
p"fs's. and g.port required fhfq
session. Tho House adjourned until
Tomorrow
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Intsiiigencsr Bureau.
Waa ID q r.h Z

'NfI" IN iiinu o. Thllfun. ~ Wref
NHrin.H. speaking fur hinl.elf and DIE
'"i''frIf. senator Watson. TODAY
asked fr' S"untc fo iutsstispf. fb.
,nar<"a n1u' a-sIn4t the two West
Nrrinin Senators that thrv obtained
fh'fr .inOiior bI corruption.
80 frf some frn. senator t.hIffor
sy'niitof fnf statement answering tho
rh1fres made AGAINST him and senator
watson. This statement contains rho
ShnrE letter. general denial ~ "a
charges sud bitter from state sem
afnr u y French whlcn .r eTs.f ssts
th. HhoI. rTorf vng to throw . cloud
ot'r th' election OF the fvr 81. natnrs
SATURDAY. fhr senate roumIfte. ,r
privilege 1ud election will ttk, lu.
thr Sv'sti~ufiou and decide whethor
or rut fhr ,harl.. viii hs rrof,f 20
cropped
IT," denial read fr Senator ,.trf.,.
tr rfrf Ie follows
TIE lhird allegation .e ff.,f s r..e
liii"H tn ir'rsfirtf fIa vague ANA ir
d"hniic 'htre,s 90 trih,r, va. ur.-
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fntslugencsr Bureau.
Charleston. W. Va Fsb- =


- cbar1eston, ". Va, Feb. o.
Inc passage b. the house Of the
1osf resolution memOrializing con.
gress To pass the Kenyon Shepherd
III. and the adoption of the state
FISCAL year measure and the unani-
nous passage By tho senate ~ ,ho
Slemaker blue sky law. formed tine
sum and substance of today ur.t
ceedings in the Legislature. outside Of
the ballo'ing on the United states
Fenatorship
The senate committee On medicine
aud sanitation favorably reported the
smith sterilization bill. and the CON.
mittee ON railroads similarly acted on
the full crew measure
The French resolution to amend
The stat" constitution by adding tp
Initiative and referendum s.cfion
came up on second reading The mo.
ton By Blcssing 60 iucrcaso 90" mum
her ~ petitioners 10 suggest consii...
tional amendments from ten ~ fffe.,
Bor rent ~ the voters lost Another
constitutional amendment roguiafirg
working hours. offered by Srnator
Hood. was received
Among the nov bills introduced
~cre No. ~ D.; senator MarsbeI
amending the charter of tho ODD Pol
lows Hall association ~ Whocugr
and No. 10 bf Silver. limiting lndeb'
edness ~ countics districts and muni
cipalitlcs
The house passed fhe Yosf rcsoIu.
ton memor.alizing congress 10 pass
The Kenyon shepherd bill. prcvcntirr
VI" shipment ~ liquors into the drv
Irrriiofy. The vote was unanimous
~" measure comes up to be- voted on
~ congress on February ir
Passed Unsnimousiy
li"l-" til so 20. introduced Et
Wall 81 Nctzcl. tho admIulsfrttiln
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Intslhgeneer Bursau.
ChArleeton. W. Va. Yeb. q


gain OF four votes by William Sey-
mour Edwards was the only marked
change shown by today's ballot in the
Joint assembly over the initial vote
taken separately by the two houses
Yesterday in the United States sena-
torial race
The only noticeable change as to
The active candidates was the gain by
Edwards. Elkins got the same num-
ber as Yesterday. while Mann and
White each lost one. Warren Miller
and Charles S. Dice. who each receiv-
votes today.
There was no change in the vote
on the Democratic side All the DEM
ocrats voted for Senator Watson, the
q Tcus nominee. except Senator BLAND.
" o voted for Congressman Hamilton,
and Delegate Calhoun. who voted for
*. y. Chew.
How They voted.
The Republicans voted as follows:
For Elkins Senator's Rlessing.
Gray. Hood. Keim McCrum: Delegates
Bumearner. Cobun. Farnsworth. F1et-
cher. Glenn. Johnson. Liller. Parsons,
Robinson. VanMeter and Weigle.-Is.
Fnr Edwards. = Senators England.
smith: DELEGATES George. Arrett. As
bury, Crane. Crislip. Dun OF Jackson.
Hill. Mason. Nuttail Reynolds Scherr.
Sutton. VanDine and Wertz-16.
For ADMINISTRATORS coalter. Nc
Ciung. Steed. Strother. White OF Min
GO: Delegates rarper. Cook. Grouse.
Hawley. ilonaker. Rhodes. Sheers,
Smith OF Doddridge and Woif-l4.
For Whltc-Senator White Of Lewis.
Delegates Bowling. Hartley and Pen.
wsll-f.
Tor Hubbard Delegates Arbenz.
Bloch. F'aris and Porter.
For Scott-Senators Hearne. Mar
NHFaN i IN..Ns
For Goff-Delegates Brohard and
Swiger-"
For Mason n-Delogates Duty and
Smitn of Tyler
For Nesbitt-Delegatcs HInerman
and Wilson.
For Glasscock ck-DeIeeate Yost
For DawFon-Delegate Harmon.
Fs>r Showalter Parrish.
Nbsent-belegates Bannister and
Gra'.
One Senator Changes.
There was but one change among
III" state Senators. senator Smith.
VIII" yesterday voted for ShowaIter,
voting for Edwards
Speaker George who voted for p.Ik
inS Yesterday. voted for Edwards.
Delegate Arnett who Yesterday
voted for Glasscock. voted for Ed
wards.
Dur. OF Jackson. who yesterday
"l'" I"r warren Miller. voted for
Edwards.
Smith Of Tvlcr who was absent
Ncst"Iday. voted for Mason.
Bannister. who yesterday voted for
Mann was absent
Weigle. who Yesterday voted for
White. voted for Elkins.
W ilson. who Yesterday voted for
Dice. voted for Ncshitt.
President Woods. Of the senate pre
sidcd over the Joint assembly and
upon taking the chair ordered that All
smoking cease In the hail of the Hous
Reached Full Strength.
The Edwards gain is looked upon TO
have marked the reaching OF his full
strength by the Kanavha colonel.
That he shot his bolt 50 suddenly was
q surprise 10 most Of the political
sharps. who had figured he would let
the gain be gradual II vas this latter
line of CAM aign that the other can.
didates carried out None made apv
special attempt 10 muster their forces
and VIII not do so for several davs
Anticipating a long drawn out battle.
(continusd on Page Eisht)
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NO VERDICT REACHED
m MURDER TRIAL

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
PARK ETGSBtRG. " Va. Feb. g.
~ ten O'Clock tonight the jury in the
criminal count trying Charies CaIii-
han. n cify ppiccfuan. Indicted for the
murder - John .Shropshire. ~ cairo.
". Va. whom h." was charged with
shooting when he escaped from him
after having been arrested. r~r-urte,l
that u had been un1bie 90 reach A ver-
d. and court adjourned rntn Thur
da. mnrnInE-
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WILL ASK SENATE
TOPROBE CHARGES

pared ir the fcgislature al Vy.sf VIZ
rin" ana defeated. While it IL frue
inHt the f"int session ~ the West viz
flnit ieEtslHtre refused. ON "a foin,
"i order a. under tho federal states
N1- compelled tu DO. 90 postpone
thc sinDtiou ~ a Senator. DO h. furfher
tru" That the House ~ p.legates who
was controlled Co., Democratic ma
l"fhF ~ exactly forty. prumptIy and
hN unanimous vote passed n r~soiu-
Won oHered hy Hon. g. " Seibert.
Wh' supported both ~ Us In the Dem
oCr ttir caucus. ordering an tnvcsffgs.
TON and sent 70 To- tho senate which
hnallN disposed ~ that resolution bv
iHtlirC 70. hccause IN the rnsaufirpe
'he~ absurd story - Mr. shock shout
ihr money having hecn taken avav
,'"" hIH. hN Two unknown mon. had
beer made so public that - va t,ov-,
q" nIi Senators ard Representatives
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Killed By Train

Sp". .ai uispafcn t. ilr int.iIiE.u,.r
STEU HENNlII.E. %. Feb g.
Howard Rilev. -. OF COvingtun. Nv
a telephone linewan. was struck and
Killed bv . Pan Handle railroad pas.
scngcr train N Mingu Junction today
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Which will prove the sfronqer?
TURKS ADMIT CAPTURE OF
GALLIPOLI BY THE BULGARS
PEACE TALK NOW BECOMES
STRONGER.
Turks Fail to Respond to Armistice
and Fighting Again
Resumes.

LONDON, Feb G.-The BuJgarians
are devoting their chief attention to
The bombardment OF Adrianopie and
an attempt 10 capture the Gallipoli
pensinsula and 10 take the Turkish
forts in the rear.
An official despatch issued Mt Con
siantinople indicates that the Bulgar-
lanS have been successful in their
operations In the latter quarter. and
according 10 Sofia despatch. the
capture OF Gallipoli. the chieY objec;
or The bulgarian ambitions for the
tlme being. and no serious attempt
lines.
The same despatch says that the
Buiearian attack on Gaiipoli is sup
ported by the Greek navy in the guIf
of Saros. Fifty thousand Bulgarians
we're landed along this coast last
November. and IL may be presumed
'rat during the armistic" This force
was strengthened By artillery.
should the Bulgars capture the
' urkish forts there j. nothing 10
prevent the Greek fleet from entering
NE DaTdanelles. where. in the opinion
o. naval officers. IL could easily de
rear IN" inferior Turkish fleet. in
winch case Cons;antinOple would bc
a IA" mercy of the allies
D." 'onstantinOple CORES spondenf
~ - .''"HtH " ~FHu~ strange story.
reporting the remnant Of the Turk
ish army OF Monastir which has never
been precisely accounted for. l. stflI
Operating IN that district and has
captured the important town OF Kor.
nza less than fifty miles form Mon.
asiir
Expects Peace Soon.
D." statement attributed 10 fhA
creek premier. VI Neniz.1os thar
peace VIII speedily be concluded tends
=" confirm th" report current IN Eurr.
p'ah csItaIs N recent days To the
same effect. although there bas bc.,
no evidence In the shape ~ fresh din.
Continued On Page Eight
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COURT Is SAVED
eiIl 70 Abolish Criminal Cour. Report.
ed Adversely and Concurred
In Unanimously by House.
rnteiligencsr Bureau.
Charleston. ~. Va Teb. .

The report ~ the house judicarv
committee Today. recommending
sgainst tho passage of tho bin design.
- m abolish criminal court ~ Ohio
county. sounded tho death knei1 OF
fhe movement IN do away with f1e
intermediate judicial bench The 70.
lection NJ the bin vas unanimously
concurred in b. the body of the
house
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TINE wBATurR.

Osio snd western psnnsyivania--oen-
10y ihr ThlrsdeY and rriday. not
winds
Wsst vi-Vinia-rsir Thursday and
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Mrs.. HeAdoo Dead

NNpNN NlLl.f TENN. Fsb Mrs
~ t.f il't Vt Adou. mother or Mrr a.
We Ndnn vice chairman ~ The ftaruo. -.,f
=. Nattunti ruuriftDa dIod 90 h.r Eo~l,
here this aftsfnaor ''
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Going Some

WASHl EGTp< f-b % fn isra than
.er minute The senate tndaB passed tIr
.nrfifc catiors apprppriati IiiL strrv-
lrg fa.Ifs goo. Tho amount Dr. tho
1a fue Ha authorized I. tho hDf.se
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tcOntinuse on Pag. Eight,

VIZ l"H .sr our StoFIes a~r trade
hn'ld"rs luruout stoglc Co. var
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The onIy biii t. push The lower
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li"ne" Tin No. 20. introduced b,
Wall o. Nctzcl. tho admlnlstrsti1n
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-12

Columbia, Nov. THAT certain ele-
ments of the Administration support
ers, hitherto uncompromising op-
ponents Of any suggestion looking to
putting up Senator John l.. McLaurin
for Governor, have come around since
the publication of the McLaurin reply
to Senator Tillman and are now urg-
ing the Marlboro Senator to enter the
race is known.
Information received in Columbia
from Spartanburg is to the effect that
yesterday several kilograms went from
Blease leaders there to Senator Nc
Laurin cOngratulating him on his re-
ply to Senator Tillman and urging
him to come out for Governor. They
told the Senator in their telegrams
that the people would back him, they
speaking, of course, of their own poll
tical views.
Senator McLaurin retired from
tilS AdSC dAtCi TIE CHILLY IcCeptlOn
candidacy met with at the hands Of
the Blease conference, held here dur
ing Fair weed, but it would not sur
prise those in touch with affairs if the
Senator would reconsider and re-enter
the race. If he comes back in and the
Blease organization would swing
around to him it will add confusion
to the already chaotic outlook in next
years GubernatOrial race.
Friends Of Major John G. Rich
ards, Jr., the chairman Of the rail-
road commission, and candidate for
Governor. profess to feel confident at
the way matters are developing in thu
race for Governor and state that they
believe Major Richards is gathering
strength. The same view is taken by
practically all Of the candidates and
the field is still open for guess and
speculation.
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WANTED A LITTLE EXCITEMENT.
Young Woman Binds Herself and
Lights Her Funeral Pyre.''

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Gertrude Han
son, sixteen years old, who today was
found bound and gagged in the cellar
of the home of O. V. Jams, with a pile
of rubbish burning near her, confess
ed to the police that she had set fire
to the rubbish and bound and gag
ged herself. She said her object was
to cause little excitement The girl
was uninjured by the blaze, although
nearly unconscious from smoke.
The police were called by Mrs.
Jahns, who smelled the smoke and
discovered the girl. After she had
been released Miss Hanson told the
police she had been attacked by a
pyromaniao, whom she had discover
ed firing the house. To prevent an
outcry the man had bound her and
left her near the fire she said.
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funds of the people Of this State. II
such statutes, under q plea of self
righteousness are for the purpose of
limiting the market of Southern Sc
curities, and thereby forcing a higher
rate of interest on Southern securi-
ties, then good business demands that
South Carolina and Virginia ard North
Carolina, and all the other old sec
cession States. offset this by exclud-
ing from their border the agents Of
financial institutions OF such States,
and reserving Southern funds to be
invested in Southern securities.
1T matters not from what angle
the subject is viewed self respect.
safety of public funds, or market for
investment of home securities de-
mand that South Carolina no longer
rest quietly under such insulting stat
utes.
1T is recommended that legislation
be enacted forbidding license to any
financial institution seeking the peo-
ple's money, which has no the stat
ute prescribing South Carolina State,
county or municipal securities"
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Nearly Every Child Has Worms

PaleneSs. at times a flushed face,
unnatural hunger, picking the nose.
great thirst, ETC., are indications of
worms kickapoo Worm Killer is a
reliable. thorough medicine for the
removal of all kinds of worms from
children and adults. Kickapoo Worm
Killer in pleasant candy form aids
dlgeStion, tones system, overcoming
constipation and increasing the action
OF the liver. is perfectly safe for
even the most delicate children.
kickapoo Worm Killer makes chill
dren happy and healthy. Csc. Guar
anteed. Try it. Drug stores or bv
mail. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
Philadelphia and st. Louis.-Adyt.
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INDIANS MENACE PEOPLE.
Threaten to Massacre Force ut Ship
rOck--Rescue Party is Sent.


Santa Fe, n M, Nov. An ap-
peal to prevent the massacre of the
Indian agency force at Shiprock on
the Navajo reservation in northwest
ern New Mexico today was received
by United States Marshal A. II. Huds-
peth from Agent w. r. Shelton. A
telegram from the agent says the
Indians threaten to kill the whites at
the agency on Monday unless the gov
dians outlaws indicted by a federal
grand jury on charges of riot and
assault.
Upon receipt of the appeal the
United Sttaes marshal telegraphed the
sheriff of Mckinley county to go with
deputies to the reservation. Hudspeth
also plans to leave with a posse for
the scene tomorrow.
After the indictment Of the IL out
laws Marshal Hudspeth spent three
weeks at the reservation and secured
a promise from the chiefs Of the tribe
that the indicted men would Surrend-
er on November -. Thinking the mat
ter settled, he returned, reaching Santa
Fe last night.
There are about 500 Navajos in the
vicinity of ShiprocN who never visit. Il
the agency or acknowledged the au-
thority of the United States.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-12
FAMILY NOT LOCATED,
Paul McGlOui Probably Came from
Massachusetts.

All efforts to locate the family of
Paul McGlOui, who was killed Thurs
day afternoon by Atlantic Coast Line
freight train No. 329, have Up to the
present time proved unavailing. 1t
has been learned that the man had
been employed by w. Lee Harbin, the
contractor, until recently.
An answer to telegram sent to
Robert Rose. at Worcester, Mass,
conveys the information that Paul Nc
Gloui was a member Of the Worcester
Bricklayers' Union. Further efforts to
locate members OF his family have
proved useless.