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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Allied Chemical and Dye Corpora
ton . ~Ne-uttve committee ferom mpndpd to
she dir'Actors an initial quarterly dividend Of
J pet cent On common STOCK payable MAY
2 on stock of rNCotd Aprii H The directors
me't Nsrcb -
Reports that tho Iackavanna Sfeel
Company bad announced change in polio,
which would restore its price schedule with
fhs' - The ste"l Corporation Were char
& lertscd a. untrue d, u Harbour vice
.rrsideUt - tho company
Reports ~ the steel trade are that " hilt,
the United states steel Corporation has
uot encnun teresi much eanceliuR of orders on
- books Those Vhn have contracted with
rs fut steel agC uuitt commonly holdfnE
bsck speciHcattous
bUcau@ 81 suhstsu tiAl improvement In
tho hus.uess " ChancIcr Motor Car co
within the past two weeks and in view Of
fhe faCt that officials believe shipments will
Contipue to tuCTVase directors probably will
do-ite e. maintain the $40 rate when they
mert THURSDAY
Reading &c through its ownership of
Railroad Of New Jersey outstaudins
sto,A las al equity IN the Lehigh and
Wakes Rarre Coal 60 cash dividend
amouu tius 81 - ~ a share on Reading
common "r . - share on both common
and preferred
GOSSIP has attributed the recent strength
81 studchakes 20 purchases by " c
Duraut he former head OF General
Motors declines 10 either confirm deuy
tht reporu IL n good opinion that Mir
"a an opera i"ns are NhoiiA OF specu-
iattNt nature and that hpth sldes of the
market come WITHIN ns ken In the mean
t.ue the street msrN els al the ease with
tHrh burant Motors on the Curb has
steadily advanced from the subscription
I.c oi >lH 5U 3 y teen not even plant
as hceu asQulrcG fac as has been
f{roff cu
he rafIroad st0r-S Wsrs inclined TO hesvi-
uuss a4,aIu Yesterday aIf though without any
I.a# tlr4la prt~s,4rt hetuE Ia evidence The
aHb ~ raIiY1ue power with the constant
tttlug 90 indiN NtaHaI issued into new low
-HUuoa - tisco4raEluK 70 market observers
Iucf February forty eight stocks rail
roaG ami Industrial have made new low
Iftces for tht year anu many 81 them have.
Fuut heioW the December figures This &C
t4au makes the professional element believe
tsat IL due course OF time the whole
u4arke, viii work into new low ground
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
FRIENDS SCHOOL IN
|NTERCLASS MEET
Biggest Athletic Event of the
Year to be Staged To-
morrow Night.

The greatest athletic event Of the
school year viii tnka place nj Friends
echopl tomorrow evening. when tho an
nual indoor interclasr meet viii be held.
The athletes of the various classes have
been prncticing regularly for several
weelte under the watchful eye of Coach
Ellis and In the untirinR efforts Of
Promoter Conley. preparing for this
important happening. The ciasHes of
the High School arc evenly matched,
there being about the same number of
entries from each. Ifill. of the Lower
Middies. is expected 10 run tho chtnninR
contest. while Young. of the Upper MID
dies. hns been picked To go over the top
I'm the giant stride Tho Seniors are
counting M.tten winning the dnsh.
Tho events have been selected and tho
program arranged with tho greatest
care. so an to include aofnething that
will interes. everyone. Tho potato
race" for tho grammar school is nm
added feature this year other gram
mar sobool events are the relays. four
men from each class the ohtnuinR
contest, md the rope climb. Manager
Rumford has arranged for nm able bod
of officials 70 be present. among whom
arc Ellis. Gray. Ross and Da'iveiy. Tho
records IN each, follows
Event No / High School RELAY
Ganiors. stirling, Meften. Winchester.
Eastman. - Lower Middlos. ETilI. Shaw.
Reese. Sparre
Upper Miidles. Coy, Long. Haitch
Young. vs Juniors. King. Pyle. PhippH.
Walker
Event No. Grammar sohool re
iays Class II Toofe. Weldin. fef
foria. Hopes. SO Class n" Hickman.
| Cannon. nooker Smith
flaaa q" Chambers. lyman. 9pru
| a nee. atradiey. vs Class d Brigrs
Klesnan. Biddle. auarre
rvent No 2 Standing Rroad Jump
Record nine feet four inches. King
-. Hn. "a. Long. ~. Young. %.
| stirling. a. Metten, ~; Comfy n
Event No Tug of War High
eehooi Seniors. Stirring. Metfen. Tast
man. Conley Upper TiddieH. Haitch
Cny. Long. Young lower Middies
| aprpance rteese. Hillegas. nm Jlniors
| Phipps. rvie Walker. King
Event No Runntng Figh lump
| RECORD nre feet ono inch Young. "a
| Haitch. ta2. shaw. "a stirling 3t
/ tor9lev. 81 Gov. ~
j Evrpt No 4 Ginning Contest
I q
A. Hooker r. Hickman. r., Jef
ferris II.
t,ragt so = Fifteen Yards Dash
Record two seconds Phipps ~. King
a Hin a3 Long. ~. Shaw. "a
stirling 2t Metten. '2i. Young ~.
Event No 2 Shot Put Recorf
thirty eight feet ten inebea King. p
Long. az: Dougharty. a. Stirling, 2i
Comfy. u.
Event No . Potato Race f3ramma
school -.Tereri= "H" Hickman. n"
Lynch 70. Rhodes "D2".
Event No ~ Fence Vault RAcor'
i've feet ten inches RuEe. % Hill. ~
| stirling. at. Conley. 81 MunRon. ~.
Event No II Ginning Contest
Ttecord thirty Ave times Walker. -
| King. "a. Rure. 22. Eastman. 2t
'hirpa. "a Hul. "a. Hatch. ~
| Young. 20 Winchester, a..
Event 80 r. Rope Climb Recor'
eight and four nftha seconds -Munsor
p phlipa "B" Cannon p. weldir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Died at rkhOuse.

Theodore Adams, colored, serving a
life sentence in the workhouse for MUIR
der of James Redden died at that insti-
tuition last gniht from tuberculosis.
Adams is the second Negro convicted
of murder and serving a life sentence
TO die since Monday. Adams began his
sentence in 1906. His father. who lives
in this city, has been notified and will
take charge of the body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
no WELCOME NEW LEADERS.

Adjutant and Mrs. Charles Reed, who
viii take charge Of the Salvation Army
Industrial Institution at Second and
French streets, will be welcomed in
the Salvation Army citadel with special
services tonight at 8 o'clock. Ensign
and Mrs Mehling. Of Philadelphia, will
have charge OF the program. Adjutant
Reed succeeds Ad1utant E. J. Gorham.
who has been transferred TO Rochester.
~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
TO IAV OFF HUNDREDS.
Harlan Plant "a Reduce Wor king Force
Beglnning Friday.

Unless new contracts for work ARE
received within the next few days.
daily lavoffs of about 100 usen viii begin
ai the Harlan plant OF the Bsthiehcm
Shiphundang Corporation on Friday and
viii continue for four days ending next
Tuesday. This order which was con
nr1ued ~ the Harlan plant today, will
affect between 400 and SOC mon Tho
Iayons will not affect any particular
department, the deer ease in working
forces being made through the entire
plant.
Following the sailing OF the ee0o-ton
tanker. +. L. Kemp. tomorrow. there
will be but one vessel under oonstruc-
ton at the yards This vessel ia tho
T. W Sinclair. Il sister ship of the
kemp II will be ready for launching
March 20 All i've ways at the Harlan
plant VIII then be idle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
GERMANS AID IRISH.
We're to Have Supplied Arms For
RnYnIntion In 1916.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Boston March 9-GerTnnny part in
the Irish revolution which started ut
Dublin on Easter sunday 1916, was re-
lated here last night by John Dewey. OF
New York Denying that Germany In
spired the outbreak. or financed il,
Devoy said the only bargain with the
Germans was for a shipIoad of arms.
The speaker was the principal guest
at a dinner OF the Clan Ma Gael of
Greater Boston in observance of the an
niversary Of Robert Emmets birth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird d Co,
du PoDt Building.
COUNTY BALANCES.

Funds to the credit Of New Castle county
to the amount Of Sl42 GA % were reported
to Levy Court this morning by county
Trcasu W :. Burris
Miscellaneous roads account has a balance
of SlSs So and the various hundreds in
the following amounts Christiana SIS
POS 81. Min Creek 81 .947 So White
Clay Crrek 50. .5S7 % Pencader, 81 ,355. II:
New Castle s. .4S9 %. Red Lion. SO .065 .54 .
St Georges 50. 700. 35. APPOINTMENTS.
81 .4O9. IS BlackbiTd, g. .S38, ~; Brandy
wine %257 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Mupi~4psl Whnrf business.

Cargo reosived over the new MUM
cipaI vfarf NJ the foot of Church street
during the month Of February totailod
s2.2bO. according TO n statement today
hy Charles ". Cant. secretary u the
TTs.tor Board. a decrease ~ $3.50 H.
noted in February as compared TO 81. 900
for the month of January ann pra"ti
caiiy no out going freight wsH handled
during that period.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
NJ. Y. CENTRAL CUTS WAGES.
UnskilIed Workmen Notified OF
S f-2 to ia Cents an Hour
Reduction.

New York March Representatives Of
various aeult skilled and unEkttled groups 81
railroad pfnpIoyeE Yesterday received
formal notice from " Frpp. general
manager Of tho New Work Central lines east
~ nuafYIo that effective April wages will
10 reduced from 518 TO IA cents hour
CONSENT 20 the cut required under tho
labor proyiainna Of the EsCh Cummings :
art was rrauested On the part Of the
mem the answer was promised for March
%
The prorsoSsi In effect Is that wages
FOR skilled and scni- skilled labor 20 back
10 the rates in effect prior to the increase OF
July iQ2O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

"H'; Fritz. ''E'; Bprusnoa. "a Conley,
al
E1vent No. f5. giant Stride Record
eleven inchse Young. ~ Hatch. ~
I'm. "a Iunson, "a: Stirling. ~
Coniey. '2t: Whittskar, 20.
Event No. "a. Championship Re
laws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
PRINTERS ASK 4i-HOUR WEEK.
Demand of Conference Applies to Craft
Here and in Canada.

Jy Associated Press to Every Evening.
Montreal. March 8. Adoption of the
44-hOur week IN all commercial printing
shops in the United States and Canadn
effective on May is demanded in a
resolution adopted here at the Printers
Industrial Conference.
This announcement was made today
following a meeting OF the conference
which was attended by representatives
OF Gil unions in the printers trade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Lecture by DIR. Cooper.

School Costs and School Taxes was
the topic Of a lecture by DR.. Richard
w Cooper before the Social Service
Club last night. He answered many
questions on this subject.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
NEW CHARTERS.

Dove, March S=Charters were flied
mere yesterday as follows
iattu American sugar Co. Wilmington
irl capital = Ooo 900 Dixie Land and
attic Go Wilmington Del $1,000. 600:
Nauana. SOAP Products Co Wilmington
pe ? OOOOoo security Land Develop
81 Tunnehug Machine Go Hackensack
81 900 900 Nertomatic Manufactur-
tlana Resources Corporation Whining
ton Del $500 600 ! d Williams Amuse-
mrut GO New YORK City $3.50 GOO DupIex
iuterocklns bul.dins Block Co OF Allie
Rheny county Pennsylvania New York
Clut. Wilmington Del 500 600 Eiliion
GO New ora CITY Soc. 900 Appalachian
LamheI and Manufacturing Co Pitts
nGFs IA 5.U0u standard Monument
llrcwp Realty 90 Wilmington 80 Del. Del
8. oOO
IncreaSe IN Capita Home Ice Machine
oorporation New lork City. from 81 .00O-
Close Exports Inc. changed to Ford
g Clos 90 NeW York City.
Dover March s-Charters we're fiIed here.
Pacihc stores Corporation san Francisco
ta capital s.. 600 Niagara Nicotine
Miiminng Ton Del 500 900 New Haven
lateral Mortgage Cooperation. Whining
fou Del = 81 600 OIL Greek Mining Co
ilAes- Barre, Pa. s5oO.00O Miana Oil and
las co Buffalo. \ y $500 600 Northern
o. Wilmington Del $500 600 Globe
Cuustructiou Co, East Orange. n j.
slo0.utO Narshall-Gough a co Whining
son. Dei SlO0.Oo Fraz1er-Booker Co
Wilmington Del Sl0O. 900 Marion Realty
60 Wilmington Del. 100000. Cin-O-Del
Co Cincinnati Ohio 100000 Industrial
and Commercial Securities Corporation
MiimnRton De- 100000 Webster and
Union Coal co Wilmington Del $IOO.-
u0o Pennsylvania Bahing co Whining
.un. DE $4,000 Midnight oil Co, vii
mlngtou Del S.}t Ouo International Busi-
4css service Inc Wilmington Del 500
Blo Cuban international Corpora tion. chi
ago III $4,000, service Adjustment co.
DUver Del e. 900
lucrease in capital and change Of name
Allied en- Corporation. New York City
trom Sl2 500 400 TO sic 900 600 Central
construction and supply Co. Philadelphia
"a $4,000 70 $3.50, 900 American Mort
kase Co 70 American Guaranty Invest
aent Co ~ Louis. Mo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
]. ". nrnad improving.

J, ". Broad. who II seriously ~ IN
tho Homeopathic Hospital, waa reported
this morning nm being trlfe better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Flnac for Drunkenness.

Pleading guilty 10 being drunk. Al
bert August was fined $40 and costs in
srEniClpaI Court today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
=REPORT SPLIT IN c. O.P. FACTION
:: IN WOOD Cl--JUDCE BROWN V|CT|N|

Chancellor hotel aud dow n-t"wn
branch IA the Logan "ltr" cdtfS" near
;h, cour, house. What Is gong on ~
that ,'t,l" but rr"dig"uSly "mh;u"uN
uulnt has every lat" politician in Inc
capital up in the arr: Senator'S Suth"r-
land and Elkins working nard 10 IN"
the answer: and congressman Harry
Woodward pcrplcNcd ana mEstih"d.
Admitting. a. -" 81" Willing /" al
init. lh.!r more than once II the n0t d'in
and misty past II Wood county poll.
.lrS. surface ,uIicatIUnS. gestures ana
eutxpokeu a>ScrN atlous have NJ! az
VANS established beyond doubt that the
UNDERLYING ,oud.,loU~ with the Logan
RrISt brown ir'EinNIrAte w"r" "n't'
;hcy Iuok,d tn hr from whrr" an out
s.drr was SEATED IN" present SAmp-
toms shown by mat aspiring AgSrcf"-
tor are something other. From thiS
particular coming tower OF observation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

III. They will not return until $50 that
evening. Each boy is requested 10
bring with him some potatoes and other
"a tableS After. the boys have hiKed
certain distance they will enjoy numer-
Gus out of-door games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
THREATS Of F|HBUSTER|NG MARK ii
CLOSING DAYS Of SHORT SESSION

for precedence for tho annual agrIcul-
tural appropriation bill.
The army bill also is to carry IN
creased appropriations for the. regular
personnel. the senate committee plan
ming funds for an army OF at least lIt-
900 mon. as compared with 10000 voted
by the house.
\ minority report on disarmament
questions will pr filed tomorrow by SEN
alnr King, Of Utah. Democratic mem
her Of the senate naval committee VIII"
expects to contest recommendations Tor
continued construction OF capital ships
as made recently in the majority report
Of Senator PoindeXter. Republican,
Washington. on Senator Borah'S disarTnA
amvnt resolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

UL) NAI; SAVING &rNMI..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

feelings"
WashiugJon'S Birthday SpcC.a.. 'h"r-
~ H., Hatchct Center Brick G-gl-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
ALL DAY HIKE
Y M c. A. Boys Will Have Outing on
washington's Birthday.

Af tho Young boys who arc members
Of the local Y. VI. &. \. are looking for
ward 10 tho good time which Is prom
ised them Tuesday, when they will &"
on an all day hike. NJ. \. Gould. boys
WORK secretary Of the association, will
hay" charge OF the hike and expects that
a large number will be out.
All hoys arc 10 he at the y. NJ. so
that they can leave promptly at $50 Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

Washington. Feb. % - Congress has
reached It's customary adjournment
period Of piled up Legislation. of steer
ing" hy steering committees OF lobby
iu@ log-rollinG, trading and threats OF
nlihusIcr!ng.
only ten more working days remain
before tho fns Eavcls fall and the cap
iinl i soothing with concentrated effort
from within and without to pass or dc
feat tt" mass nf bills before congress.
Rumors Of iilihustcrinr. which have
marked tn" end of every short session
~ March for wears. Ar" heard h"th on
tho senate and house hides, III the i0r-
me- against the Winsl"w bill for par
ii.!2aymcnt of government accounts I"
railroads. and on the house sid" i'll tn"
effort to force action on TIC packers
control bill.
Tho Tariff Bill
Tho emergency tariff bill rcma. MS
high point of cOntroV crsy. senate and
house SnnrrrecS are 10 meet tomorrow
ro discuss the score Of amendments
added by The senate. Although Senator
rcnruSr Of Pennsylvania ono predicted
that tho brlI would he IN conference but
"a half hour" any conference aEr'"-
mcnt s,ill must run the gauntlet or nom
branches Of congress in the closing
days. with Il prompt veto by PRESIDENT
wilson predicted generally and with M
prospect Of veto being pvrrriddcn.
\ dozen other important hills arc
also in conference. including the immi-
grafton restriction legislation passed.
yesterday hy tAc senate. Adoption by
the house Of the senate plan is expected.
Conference Reports
The conference reports Will have
right Of way IN the house this week.
while the senate i pressing To rush
through the annual appropriation bill,
all of which, except a general detrienrE
bill. have passed tho house. TIL" new
house rules. however, ar" impeding It's
action on conference reports, IN addition
TO ,Crist of legislation.
The house judiciary committee t"mor-
row will take up the Impeachment
charges against federal Judge Lands.
The committee will hear Representative"
W"Iiy. Democrat. Ohio who imp"ach"d
tho Jurist. \ report on ~" case IS
planned before the end "f congress.
Loans to Allies
Another important committee hearing
tomorrow Is the resumption Of inquiry
into the status OF allied loans Score
! tarv Houston Of tho treasury depart
mcni. VIII appear again bcf"r" the SON
ate Judiciary committee IN connection
with pending resolutions 20 stop all
further payments without special au-
. thority from congress.
The soldier bonus bill is - b. re
ported to the scnaic early this week hy
tho finance committee. minus tho pro-
vision for raising revenues 10 pay the
bonus. a question IN be left To the n"Nt
congress- RrpThiraa I"adnrS plan 10
pass the modified hin. u simple author
iIat!on Of The extra ,ompcnsa iinn TO
service mon hut strong opposition
leaves its ultimate fate in doubt.
/ Led by Lafouette
The senate tomorrow Will rCSUm" the
. coutrn,rrsy begun Saturday over tho
rai'road partial payment bill which
Senator l.afolIrtic. Republican, WisCon-
sin. doughty leader Of many Il closing
session hllhuStcr, and Others are fight
Ing. with leaders rndcAVor!ng 10 Set up
the railroad payment bill.
Senator Gronna. Republican. North
Dakota, is to resume his fight tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
, HARRISBURG ORGANIZATION HAS
- . WEST VIRGINIA POLITICIANS
,-.,r IN CAPITAL UP IN
s.-.r THE AIR
-
SRAST AND LOGAN ARE SAID TO
HAVE GIVEN JUDGE BROWN
sr-l. THE GATE IN PATRON
49, q. AGE RACE
SUPPORTING MARS HALL FOR
'N JUDGE. IT Is SAID, AND Lo-
GAN FOR THE COL
LECTORSHIP
sv CHARLES BROOKS SMITH

.-- .Ma>A.n-'"n. u e.. Feb @n.-Thc out
stand.uS phase or interest her. tbs
wSck IN West Virginia politics was tn"
-r"Port"d dlsC"rd IN tho Logan Rrast-
Rr"wn Republican organization in Wood
. -GcsIHty. with grand headquarters At the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
OUT-THE-PIKE

Snun Orphan Awnings. know makers.
,,aU 66% Wheeling Tent g. Awning 60.
r-li-m-W- C-tu-my-lJ
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-13
iteY. SmalI to Sneak

Rev. Sam Small. co-worker with the
late Nev. Sam Jones and said to have
been the founder OF Tho Atlanta
Georgian. Is to, deliver an address
at tho First Methodist church Sunday
afternoon. April Gath, at 8 o'clock on
the subject "The Salvation OF Unofo
Sam. Rev. Small Ia making tour
under the auspices Of tho National
Reform Bureau. Of PtttSburg. Pa. Ar
iangements for the address wero aade
yesterday by II. w. Moran, advance
agent for Rev. Small The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-13
Ne Giye Bsu0uet

The Brotherhood Glass Of tho First
Presbyterian church has issued inr-
tations to a banquet to be given in
the class room Of the class Friday
evening at $3.50 O'Clock. Besides ths
banquet itself an attractive program
has been arranged. The banquet com
mlttee is oompogcd of DR.. w. D. Fer
suson, j. j. Adams and Ross D. Young.
The invited guests include many Of
the male members OF tho church not
meRbers Of the c1ass and others as
sociated with the congregation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-13
State Christian Endeavor eonvont9 t9or
at Columbfa.

At tho largest and bcst state Con-
vention hold last Friday-Sunday the
aociety representing the First Presby-
terian church had delegation consist
Ing of Mr.. B. II. Wilkes, Mrs. J. r.
ELLIS. Misses Sarah Dorroh, Carolyn
Flenfng. Reka Richards, BliEabeth
Young, Eleanor Miller. and Lcora Hun
ter and tho Rev. G. r. Squires. The
societies Of the Clinton first and
Thornwell Memorial Presbyterian
Churches were we'll represented as
was tho Owings church. Tho entire
delegation returned Monday afternoon,
much eiated by their experience. Mr.
p. III. Wilkes was reelected state
chairman Of the transportation com
mittee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-13
frxs. poweE Mng Faantsp, o,,,s,a.lIs

Mrs. @. A. Powor, wife 90 6ka 9nvrit
OF Court had fafntfne sBei4 at ier
nome on WeSt Main street yostarday
Faorhins during which sho foIl TO tho
Hoor end auStafned tho fracture, OF
enc Of The small bones about her
ahklet Mr.. Power was tho only porson
present at the time. tho ohildreH nav
Ing gone to school, and he was pro-
pairing to come down to hfs ofiioe. lie
succeeded In carrying her 10 bod
and then phoned for medical assist
ance 1t was some time before she
regained consciousness. but yeterday
afternoon her condition was reported
to bo satisfactory.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-13
Two Boys and Girls Clubs 0rgaD;zcd

Ihcrc were two Boys and Girls
Agricultural clubs organized in Iau-
rens county last week. states Mr. j. G..
Irevathan, county agent. The first
club organized was at the Barksdale-
Narnic school The following officers
were elected: Madgc Wclsncr, Prcsi.
dent; R. Teaguo Hellame. Vice Presi-
dent; Clyde CHUNKY. Secretary. The
other club was organized at Green
Pond with the following officers: AL
bort Gray. President; Hugh Marler,
Vice President; Nell Taylor. aeorosary.
The Barksdale-Narnio Club iatta ton
taembors, and tho Groon Pend 9luh
has nevonteels nensbers. An AaotouL
farof Club will probably bo anssa,aaBed
ut 1se. Gallagher sehool In d eav oays
as nine ho21 and girls is 6Anb csspeo,
ars darolfed In oIWb worfA