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hlGHT-CYLINDER 5-PAssEN-
 idsmobile; reprinted, good ton. ent tires, $7OO or $24O down.
 m 10 monthly payments.
 ,oage commercial car; motor in
 shape; good tires, everything
 rect running order. Viii take. "a. or truck in trade. Bal
 n monthly payments. A bar-
 urn;s @nou.oo. One Ford coupe;
 eaaning e1ar nn order, $s75.0O; viii
 Slzo'oO down, balance in m
 ay payments. One Ford tour .epainted. good top, good tires. e % sAon very good shape; a real
 ssIo; $l50.00 down, balance monthly payments. One Ford
 "g, two new Goodyear tires.
 Tn good condition: A i real ra car; good upholstering, good
 pa eh $4O0.0O. One sL;ttle ew Ning; mootr overhaul isn+o +oav, repainted, good ion
 'ent h tires, s65o.0o:. % sSno yr' aG |ieIs eIs'ance aa in monthly payments.
 ent condition; must u'sns, he sasI ba appreciated; s775.oo; s2so down ssvn paa,ance aaaa in 10 monthly @ navmarts uTwa
 ',v rs. Maxwell touring, good as
 O s2Ied; a real bargain
 Bpo down, balance in a'1 1c na. naa.spaymcnts. One Cadillac ns, nss se75'0o; two new cord as t;res cor a.eS 2 new top; motor in excsi' |s0ad's!on ton $lso,0o down. We iil viii Fof Ford Or Chevrolet in m 2, the above cars. Az an an ir Un s,Saa ,Sa ol what the public thinT, 'isec ;n cars, We have sold six es nsed Ihn. .n tne past week. With snrsns s ,rn,y Err exhausted. We aiso b.v. ' IS;sS %frs 2 plan on time psyments a' fsSn hsa you can pay one-haH dow, eomas eo,caes in the fsii, whsn yS: th, cones n. McGehee Motor S;Ss, Ss's X MY: The Rroersssivs ss; ssss| s x sssInsntsl 3; 1. IT Wsss Rsfssss'
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, March 4.--Corn enhanced rapidly in value today owing to a widespread blizzard an dto talk of far reaching credit relief for Ger many. The market closed nervous 2 IA to 3 IA cent net higher, with May 1.43 to 1.43 IA and July 1.36 5-8 to 7-8. Oats gained 3-4 to cent and provisions varied from half cent decline to a rise of 7cent.
 Oats tended upward with corn. but were checked by heavy profit taking
 Although at first weak, provisions rallied in response to chances fan improvement in export business.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Ills, March A. Hogs 14,000; slow to steady: bulk 14.75015.35; heavy 13.75n14.85; medium 14.75M15.30; light 14.350f 15 40; high 11.O0M15OO.
 Cattle 2,100; strong to higher Choice heifers 13.50M15.0O; medium 10.750I12 %; common 5.O00D10 50; Choice lights 12.250D14.50; common 8.50M 12.00;. butchers heifers 7.25M 1850; cows 7.25M1 100; canners 4.2t Ml700; calves 12.00M16.00; feeder. 8.50M11.50; stockers 700M10.5O.
 Sheep 12.300; steady lambs 17.75M
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NOTICE
To Contractors,

To Contractors.
 Bids arc asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, for she erection of one 4S foot steel bridge with concrete abutments, situated about two miles northeast of Dexter in Jefferson county, Ark ansas.
 Bids will be received up to Il o'clock a. m., March 18th, 1920. Plans and specifications are on file with the county highway engi- nee;.
 The successful bidder will be re- qured to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his contract.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, 2-26-17t County Judge.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, March 4.-Prices of Liberty Bonds at 2:55 p. m, were to- day:
 1-2a 05.5l; first 4s 9o1o second is S9.s0; first l 1-ls 91.28; second i lis S990; third l-1 92.3I; fourth 4 l-4 90.1G; Victory 3-4s 9736; Victory i Bis 97.3S.
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Oil ADV ANCES.

Houston, Te., Mar A.-The xGulf Pipe Line company announced today t would pay $2 90 barrel for coast al crude, an advance of 25 cents. The advance is the highest in South TeXas. The Texas company and Humble Pipe Line company have met the advance.
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LEGAL NOTICES -s-----==--s-
 NOTICE
To Contractors.

Bids are asked for the furnishing of ali maternal, tools and labor, for the erection of one so foot steel bridge with concrete abutmcnts, situated about five miles southeast of Altheimer in Jefferson county, Arkansas. f (. gtt.
 Bids will be received up4. to 3IA o'clock a. m, March 18th, 1920. 2 {.
 Plans and specifications are, on file with the county highway engiS neef. N' The successful bidder will be re- qulred to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his con tract.
 k. II. WILLIAMS, 2-26-17t County Judge.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. March 4.-Cotton spot improved demand; prices higher Good middling 31.55; fully middlina 30.55; middling 29.55; low mddline 26.25; good ordinary 23.05; ordinary 22.05. Sales 6,000 bales including $500 Americans; receipts 25,00C bales, including 24,5O0 American future closed steady, March 27.55; May 26.45; July 25.32; October 23.12; December 22.23; January 21.96.
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D-BOY 16 YEARS OLD OR i work in mechanical depart
 Daily Graphic; day work. hyancement to boy willing to |imself to his work. Apply |n to Graphic office, upstairs, Nv mornin. at 8 o'clock. If
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MEN FOR RAILWAY s11O month. Experience un- For free particulars, ex- ns. write J. Leonard (form- Fnment examiner) 968 Equit- |lding, Washington, D. C.
 2-27-6tT
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BIG BOIL ROWDEN COTTON SEED

Selected, machine culled seed of high germinatIon. The best Rowden seed m the southwest today. Write or w41e tor our prlces on car lots.
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SPOT COTTON

New Orleans, March 4.-Spoe cot ton steady; quotations revised; mid ding unchanged. Sales on the spot PAP bales; to arrive 345.. Low middling ! 32.25; middling 40.50;. good middling 42 50.
 Receipts 6,646; stock 395,350.
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TWO LADY CANVASSERS AND one demonstrator. Apply before 10 a. nl to MT. Simpson, Jefferson hotel, room 229. 3-21t9
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SEVEN SHARES OF ARKANSAS Light and Power comoany's preferred stocy; paying dividend of z per cent
 Make an offer. Box 127, WaD0aseka
 Ark. 2-2o -6t
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FOR SALE.

1908 West Fourth-Five rooms, sleeping porch; garage; price $3,7oO. Good terms. You cant beat 1t.
 115 and 117 West Eignteenth-Two five-room modern bungalows; half block otf Main street; S4,500.
 A modern slX-room house on West Fifth; servant house and garage; !; $4:5CO.
 1915 East Seventh-Six rooms; l. odern.
 Ask us for long list of houses for sale
 McNEW REALTY COMPANY 200 West Barraque. Phone 971
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A KEYS IN BLACK kGHbag-lost on Main be- I. M. c. A. and Fourteenth. please return to MT. Barrow i. U. A. 3-3-6tF
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BETTER THAN
 WHISKEY FOR
 COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used by European and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications.
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-tlsTY tons, several varieties of long staple m store and more to arrive. lsaglald and company. 2-l5-1n
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young women. Ideal surroundings. Interesting work. Home-'ike rest rooms. Good starting rate. Frequent salary advances. Permanent posi- tions. Disability and sickness bene- fits. Young women, IS years of age or over. Apply to chief operator, 401 West Second avenue, Southwest ern Bell Telephone Company, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. 3-3-6t+
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PlTTMAN AND HARRISON co. In Business 43 Years.
 Sherman, Texas.
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ONE LARGE BROWN MUFF, lack stripes. Finder please to Mrs. $. H. Sanders at the
 rospltal and receive reward. ! 2-27-6t
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LOST

ED OR STOLEN, ONE DARK
 low, with short horns. Re- |r information leading to her i. R. s. Cherry. 2-28-6t@
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COLORED BOY TO DELIV- Ipes. and run errands. Apply
 Shoe store. 3-4-3t
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MOSLER SAFE WITH MONEY
 VAULT.

We have double-door Mosler Safe, with burglar-proof vault-medivm
 size-which we will sell at bargain. For a store in the country or small city this is a rare bargain. Phone or write Adams Printing Co.,, Pine Bluff, phone IA. 2-2l-6t
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IF YOU CAN DEMONSTRATE OR
 sell article of merit, see MT. Simp-
 son, Hotel Jefferson between l1:30 and 1880 or from Ito 9 p. m. 3-4-2t
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TO WEIGH CHILDREN.

Copenhagen, Mar. 4.-Reprcscnta-
 ing the Berlin schools are to be
 weighed and measured at the begin ming of each scIni-annual term. A speciat school is also to be estab- saahed for pupils who are unable to follow regll1ar ipstruct ction because
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LOST-REWARD.

white and brown Setter
 answers to name of Queen"
 to Sam w. Trimble and re- |ward. Phone 22O1. 3-4-6t
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 WANTED

sw to drive wagon, who can
 rite. has good memory and Be city. No night work. Ad-
 E.. care Best Paper in the the Graphic. 5-1-ot
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES all sizes. good conditions. Write fol prices and terms, Adams, Box 677
 Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-G-tl
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DIR THREE ROOMS FOR ous;ekeeping wanted by couple
 children. Wm. Wolf, Gen elVery, city. 3-2-3t
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I9;75; culs 13,50017.5O, weather 15,OO0 IS; choice ews 10.25Gl4.O0;
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COTTONSEED AND VELVET beans-Meban Triumph cottonseed and 90-day SpeckIed velvet beans. Hicks Watson Seed Co.,, Shreveport, La. 3-2-I0t4.
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty
 of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2S; bargain.
 Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. l-6-t1
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56IGEQADVERT|5EIYENTS
FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-TWO PRESS FEEDERS
 Apply Norton Printing company. 3-4-6t
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ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK;
 fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Circulation Manager Graphic office.
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New York, March 4.-Spot cotton quiet, middling 4O65.
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EGGS FOR SALE FROM THE VERY pest tram of Buff Orpingtons, cali 1189 3-3-33t..
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FIVE TONS PURE, SOUND ME bane cotton seed for sale; ginned sound and ested sound; quality and purity guaranteed. See sample at my office. Price $500 bushel in ton lots, $3.25 a bushel less than one ton. Sacked in new 100-pound sacks. Phone 28Sl. R. N. Burks.
 C-15-1m
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|WANTED-ROOMS.

pR THREE ROOMS FOR ousekeeping wanted; willing kAJsed price for right place. ME. w., care Graphic.
 3-3-6t+
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GROCERY STORE IN GOOD LOCA- ton for sale. Phone 255. 3-2-ot
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LIE OR FEMALE HELP

OMEN, WOMEN, BOYS, br farmers. We furnish sd workers on short notice. Toward Real Estate and Elm |t bureau, 2l7 1-2 State
 E phone 994. 2-271m
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CLASS STENOGRAPHEk
 Permanent position. Ad- l. H., care Graphic. 229-ot
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FOR SALE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE, cheap for cash if tken at once. Ap- ply 400 West Sixth. 3-4-3t
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STEkNBERG'S COLUMBIAN ROCK cockerels tor sale. Telepnone 17S2.
 2-29-6t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FRONT ROOM FOR RENT entrance. Gentleman pre-
 Phone 1876, or apply 7O9
 2-29-6t
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MALE HELI

MAN FOR OFFICE WORK < nn once. Apply Swift and G.,
 wos Uns 3-2-6t
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MISCELLANY
2O--

STORAGE-PERSONALA ATTENTION given to handling and storing fur niture and household goods. Cot ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone 1231. 2-27-tf
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ROOMS KITCHENETTE a1h' all modern conveniences, .u west exposure, nicely furn- .1 SU party without children. Ad- Ti. N." care Graphic.
 l 2-26-6tH
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FOR SALE-AUTOs

NY NY ROADSTER FOR SALE; @4oo, terms or cash. Mrs. L. Fed, 1915 West Fifth. 2-28-6t
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WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repair furniture and connect gas stoves
 Ewing Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine street. phone 24S9. t2-3O-tf
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Lave TO WORK AFTER |syarv wa afternoon. Apply at 6senIes Systems Bakeries,
 Main 3-5-6t. r c~O~~~~~~~NN~~C
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(s FOR LIGHT HOUsEKEEP- hhted by couple without chill
 'H deslrablc neighborhood. U. box 553. 2-27-3t*
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.WANTED--HOUsEs

(ioHED HOUSE WITH FOUR Hie bedrooms wanted. H. w.
 care 1faphlc. 3-3-6t+
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terrupt Tomorrow-Helenc Receives a Shocl
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ONCE A SCRUB,
ALWAYS A SCRUB

How do you suppose the cow of 46
centuries ago-26 centuries before
Christ-would look compared with
your cow? Well, she might not con.
form to any standard classification,
but, judged on general appearance,
she would outclass a great many Am
erican cows of today. A comparison
has been made in picture slides by
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture. Pictures of cows Of the
twenty-sixth century B. c., found on
Egyptian monuments, have been
made into stereopticon views and
placed alongside pictures of scrub
cows of today. The same is done with
Assyrian horses and some scrub hors-
es of the present time. They illustrate
the fact, "Once a scrub, always a
scrub" These slides are distributed
as q part of a series on better live
stock production by the States Rela-
tions Service.
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MoTION-PICTURES DANGERS

The Sheffield (Ala.) Standard
asks as to whether the same inter
ests that secured control of the dis
tilleries and breweries may not be
securing the control Of the motion
picture industry. We cannot answer
the question, but judging by some
reports web ear as to some OF the
motion pictures played in different
parts of this country, the rottenness
of the liquor intertes was scarcely
greater than the rottenness Of some
of the pictures displayed and their
influence would be almost as
damaging to moral character as was
the liquor traffic. The public may
yet have to see that the censorship
of motion pictures is very rigid
Manufacturers Record.
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Girls. Begins its session Septembe
%, 1920. Historic institution situat
ed in healthy location. Advantage
of City life, with large College yard
for outdoor sports.
A Well Planned Course Of studie
in homelike atmosphere. A Busines
Course open to seniors, and electiy.
courses to juniors and seniors. Two
Domestic Science Courses, giving
practical and theoretic knowledge o.
Cooking. A well equipped Library.
For catalog and further informa
lion apply to tho College 6.2s 13wks
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EUROPE'S LOSS I'M
WAR 40 MILLIONS

Washington, Aug 2S.-Due tt
war influences, ten European ma
tions engaged in the world war show
"a potential loss in population ot
35,32O,OOO persons since 1914, &C
cording to a statistical research con
Quoted by the Society for Studying
the Social Consequences of the
war of Copenhagen, made public to-
day by the American Red Gross.
At the end of 1913, the society
reports, these nations had a popula
ton of 4OO,S5O,OOO and under nor
NAL conditions this population
should have increased by the middle
of 1910 to 424,210,O00. However
it had fallen by that time to $780,
100000 which led to the conclusion
by Danish statistical experts that
the loss of actual and potential hu.
man life in these nations approx
mately forty millions.
Causes of the abnormal falling of
in population were attributed in the
society's report as follws:
Killed in war, 9,819,O00; deaths
due to augmentation of mortality
economic blockades, war epidemics
100000; fall in birth rate due to
mobilizaoin of fifty-six million me-.
between 20 and As years of age,
2O,2O0,0O0.
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IF

If you hold her hand, she may
think you foolish.
If you don't she will wonder why,
If you kiss her, she may think you
a cad.
If you don't, she may think you
slow.
If you offer her a cigarette, she
may be offended.
If you don't, she may think you
consider her puritanical.
If you tell her Of the women
you've met, she may think you a
rounder.
If you don't, she may think you've
had no experience.
If you tell her she is the first you
have loved, she may think you lie.
If you tell her she is the first
you have kissed, she will know you
lie.
Now, what in HI is fellow to
do?-Pennsylvania Punch Bowl.
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''WOMAN IN WHITE" is
ENEMY OF REDS

A mystic "Woman in White" is
reported by the Soviet journal
Rabotchi Golos, of the voice Of Ia
Dor, to be rallyine the anti-Reds
against the Soviet in Russia. The
woman, who is popularity known as
the White Tsarina on account of the
color of her garments she and her
companions wear, and because of
her claim to the throne of the Ro-
manoff's, first made her appearance
at Kourgan. She claims to be a
grand-nisse. of Alexandria I, grand
father of the~late Tsar and de-
clares she is in possession of the
miraculous Ikon of Iversk held in
veneration by all sections of the
Russian people.
In February last, it is reported
she, with a band of followers,
seized Cheliabinsk, cut off railway
communication, killed several Bol-
shevik commissaries and engaged
and destroyed some Red regiments
stationed in that region. The Cen
tral Soviet is said to have offered a
reward of 100000 rubles for ''The
Woman in White" dead or alive.
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SANTUC

Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wright spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. D
Beauford.
Mr.. M. B. Kay visited relatives al
Antreville several days this week.
Miss Edna Mckee entertained q
number of young people at a dinner
party Wednesday,.
Rev. and Mrs. George M. Telford
spent Wednesday at Mr.. W. F
Kay's.
Messrs. W. H. Sharpe and Clar,
ence Kay spent Friday with Mr.. T
o. Price.
Mrs. E. J. Bolts has returned
home from weeks visit to Mrs. D.
M. Wright at Darraughs.
Miss Lila Morrison and Mrs.
Ernie Haddon spent Thursday with
Mrs. w. F. Kay.
Clarence MorrlSon spent lnurS-
with T. Mckee.
Mr.. w. H. Sharpe spent Friday
night at Mr.. Henry Cochran's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Haddon visited
relatives near Donalds this ek.
Miss Kathleen Hammond of Rock
Hill, S. c., is visiting Miss Lucy
Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Keller and
little son of Clemson are visiting
Mr.. Keller's home-folks here.
Miss Annie Kay was shopping in
Abbeville Saturday.
Mrs. Mack Wright spent Satur-
day in Abbeville with Mrs. T. S.
Culbreth.
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CONSTANTINE HAS
=, VISION OF THRONE

Paris, Aug. 2S.-Former King
Constantine of Greece, still hopes
to regain his throne, claiming he
never abdicated and that he is still
considered the Greek sovereign by a
majority of the people of that
country, says the Lucerne CORES
pondent of the Excelsior. In the
course of an interview with the de-
throned monarch, the correspondent
was told that Premier Venizelos
would not be able to so conduct at
fairs in Greece as to give the coun-
try her true place among the ma
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PAPER CONTAINS ASSASSI-
NATION OF LINCOLN

]. D. Day, colored, of Anderson,
has in his possession a copy Of the
New York Herald of April Is, 1865,
in which the story of the assassinat-
tion of President Abraham Lincoln
is given in detail. The paper IS color
ed a dark brown froL4 age and the
style used by the paper is quite a
curiosity when compared with the
metropolitan sheets of today. The
writer of that sad story contained in
the Herald did not attempt to go in
to lengthy details, but gave state
ment after statement that were made
by witnesses to the deed and state
ments from officials and the presi-
dents surgeon. -.
In the same paper the operations
of the Confederate armies are given
under the heading Of !"The Rebels"
Day says he has had the pape,
more than twenty, years, it being
given him by company in which he
was employed. He prizes it highly and
says he will continue to keep it,
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FORAGE CROPS FOR HOGS

Clemson College, Aug. 28.-Infor
nation Card No. IL, entitled Foragt
Crops for Hogs in South Carolina
has been issued by the Extension Ser
vice as a guide to farmers in the
planting and use of alfalfa, rape
oats, rye, vetch, clover, peas beans
peanuts and sorghum as grazing corps
forswine. The card gives data on
ssuch subjects as when to sow, how
to SOW, seed needed per acre, stage
to Craze, period of grazing, carrying
capacity, etc.
Six of the crops listed may be sown
in the fall as given below, and farm
ers are urged by C. L.. Morgan, Ex-
tension Animal Husbandman, to
prepare to put in sufficient Of these
crops to care we'll for their nogs.
Alfalfa.-Sow September to early
October, thirty pounds per acre,
broadcast or in drill. Craze when
eight to ten inches high.
|, Rape.-Sow September, November
four to six pounds per acre. broad
cast or in drill. May be sown with
oats or rye. Craze when eight to
ten inches high, seventy to one hum
dred and twenty days after planting.
Abruzzi Rye.-Sow September
November, one to two bushels, broad
cast or in drill. May be sown with
rape or vetch. Craze when four to
six inches high, eighty to one hund-
red and twenty days after planting.
VetchI Sow September-Novem-
Der, fifteen to twenty pounds per
acre, broadcast or. in drill. May be
sown with oats or rye. Craze when
six to ten inches high, ninety to one
hundred and twenty days after SOW
ing. .'-
Crimson Clover.-Sow September
November, fifteen to twenty pounds
per acre, broadcast or in drill. Craze
when six to ten INCHES high, one
hundred days or longer after sowing
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rible deed. This is the verdict Of a
jury and the sentence of the court
at Greenville. The crime was conf
mitted upon a fourteen year old
girl near Pelzer. He is to be electro
cuted September oath.
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tions. Constantine denied having in
any way been involved in the at
tempted assassination of the Greek
premier in this city on August IL.
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JOHN A. HOLLAND,
The Greenwood Piano Man.

The largest dealer in musical instru'
ments in Western South Carolina Sells
pianos, self-player pianos, organs and
sewing machines. References: The
Bank Of Greenwood, the Oldest and
dronpess Baut: in Greenwood County
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Firsa new bale of cotton for Sum-
ter was, received" Friday morning
and sold for thirty cents the pound,
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James: Washington negro .rapist,
must pay death fpenalty for his hor-