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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
FIN CIAL NOTES.

or. February !, private American ship
wards nero building or under contract to
,,ssels ~ q .9u3 gross tons cumrared
vitfs 215 steel vessels Of %. 2a3 gross
tons on January
report was current during the day
that the Northern Pacific Co contenl-
pi8ted the organization of a subsidiary
~ lease and operate Il oil lands in Mon
ana Traders anticipated the good news
selling the stock After 3 O'Clock !.
statement a the offices Of the company
The street is dued with rumors of prob
able action by directors OF the Chandler
Motor Co next Thursday one report
which Is received with considerable Gre
denCe has II that d dividend OF 81 so
per share viii he declared for the quar-
Ter hut without establishing per cent
Directors Of the Utah Copper Co de
clsred quarterly disbursement Of 81
non - annual basis as compared with a
- rate heretofore. Directors Of Ray
consolidated passed the dividend Three
months ago disbursement of twenty
fNe cents per share was authorized
freight Cars IN the United Srates are
Hllnc up in yards and sidfngs at rate
winch has brought their total To the
aGhest figure recorded in more than
ftcen years The increase In the seven
day period ended on February % was
% O0u cars of all classes and the total
the end Of that period was 423 1913
Members Of the common and preferred
stock holders committees Of the Reading
Railroad Company said yesterday that
they understood hat the company :
nondholders would not form a committee
iu its segregation problem The majority
nf the bondhOlders. IL Is reported are
perfectly satisfied with the plan before
he court and purpose to take no concerted
action unless the plan be radically modi-
led
The feature of the annual report Of
\ Idvale steel y Ordnance Co for 1920
Is its strong asset position Cash on hand
as Of December n last amounted TO
So 6S4 q21 and government securities S4 :
4q6 7S4. a total Of SAP 1Sl 705 Cash on
hand alone Is equal 10 more than sl6 a
share Of the capital stock II is also vi thiu
5000 900 of the market value Of the
SIS. .525 5Q0 bonds
In view OF the fact that Aiidvale must
nave spent between SI5, ,OO0, 900 and $40
0pU.OOO for new construction in 1920. OF
which amount $4,000 600 went into
extensions al the JOhnstOwn plant the
cash position IS much stronger than ex-
gected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
MISUNDERSTANDING
OVER WHISKY SEIZURE
Results in Action Against Mary
land and Cecil County
Officers.

As "A result oI statements made by
Daniel King, of Washington, two men,
tcrs of the Marylanh State police force
and three officers 81 Cecil county have
been charged 10y Federal officials with
conspiracy 70 seize liquor Illegally.
The accused are
Sheriff Lo,7s 4. seth, Of Cecil county
Deputy sheriff Oscar T. Humes.
Deputy Sheriff and Justiceof the Peace
Frank G. Pratt
Lieut.. John II Boshen, of the State
motorcycle police
Private Arthur G. Moran, Of the STATE
motorcycle police.
The men gave bail yesterday for their
appearance AZ hearing before United
states Commissioner Supplee IN Bsltl-
more on March "a.
Sheriff Seth and Deputy Humes were
released in $1,000 bail and the other
Cecil county officer was required 70 give
81 900 bail, as was Private Moran. Lieu
tenant Boshen was on the Rastern Shore,
but was recalled by Commissioners Baugh-
man TO give bail
The commissioner has suspended both
Boshen ard Moran until he has al op-
portunity 70 make thorough investlga-
ton of the charges against them. The
commissioner said, however, that intor-
nation now At hand indicated that they
were not guilty Of any wrongdoing
Sheriff Seth engaged former United
States District Attorney Samuel Is.
Dennis as his counsel yesterday after
he. Humes, Pratt and Moran had gone to
Baltimore and spent the morning with
Messrs. Lindsey and Donoho.
Mr.. Dennis says the whole case Is the
result Of "A misunderstanding between
the Federal prohibition officers and the
county officers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
CHANGERS OPPOSE
DAYLIGHT SAVING
Ask Clause Embodying Present
Market Law be Embodied
in City Charter.

AZ ita meeting YESTERDAY Pomona
Grange went on record ~ eppoelng tic
daylight saving bill and nlso demanded
the embodiment u the proposed neW city
charter of the present market iaw Com
n,inicatioua on these subjects wili be nj
drosaed e. the Senators aud Representa-
tiveH
The morning session If the qfimteriy
meeting held IN Eden Hall YESTERDAY
oncncd n 10 ~ - clock with fourth - 4
9Th degree bualnosa OHrers for the next
two years were INSTALLED by Worthy @tate
Master, Jacob 7 Roea. asaiafed - Nfilie
+ snyder. ~ follows Worthy Ntastrr
Flank YcRraley worthy ovtreeer iinl'sff
Elicit. worthy lecturer. Einlly Mitchell
worthy steward. Tcese tlehen worthy
aslietant steward Frederic suydef
worthy chaplain. luia Notaicy worths
treaNiTcr. John NiViu worthy aefrriaf
sarah fnathurn worthy gats@kreper
roseph Husbands. worthy Gcrcs. MAJ
Mcdowell Pomona, Nellie + snYtlrf
llora. MARY Easthnn lad, naslstal I
steward Florence l. nickov. fnalce
committee. Samuel Denrtson. liervey
Walker Joseph Mitchell resolution
committee for the Hoasjsil Frank MogFir
s1n. & " Maclary. William Peach
Following the utstallatloi tho meeting NJ
lqurncd Tor luncheon conveiinR RRain at
two clock
4 rraohitiun waa adopted arking that q
clause embodying the prcRcnf market Inv
hc inserted IA the proposed new city ehnt
tor, which IN tx present form, makes 10
mention ut the farmers and truckers
| market Tho grange oppnaeH the daylight
aavIng hlll. and docidcd thAt letterH OF
duappnoval be forwarded the STATE vanR-
tons and Representatives resolution
tndorslng the Public tlllty Commissian
with tho exception of the proposed cxpcndi
/ ture OF $40 000. waE adopted The grunge
/, believes that the cxpenfWa OF the com
/ mission should not bc over 1900
| resolution Of dIsapproval on the acton
/ Of come farmers Ia buying produce from
| commission merchants and selling i
| on their own stands, was also adopted
An address on the Farmer -
/ change was made by 4 r. Poet. D
! Milford, chairman Of tho legislative com
/ mitteo of the State Grange, who explain
/ cd the methods and results Of the New
York exchange.
! committee was appointed 10 TAX
| steps In forming farmers exchange Il
| New Castle County, comprising the follow
/ ing members Horace Dllworth OF Centr,
Grange. Frank klaIr. Of Harmony, Franz
| Megginson, Of Rose Hill. John Nivln
Newark; Frederick SNYDER Delaware
Kent and Sussex Pomonas have alread'
| appointed committees for tins work
Frank Bancroft past, State master
| made an interesting address on grang
work and grange ideas The wotnau
work IN the grange was explained IN al
dresses BY Sisters Bancroft and Derby
IL was decided that the annual hanque
of the grange be held some time III August
the exact date TO be sot at the pleasure @
the national speakers, to be invited Tn
planning OF this affair WAS placed IN tn,
hands Of the executive committee
The next quarterly meeting will be
Joint q herring with Centre Grange, an,
viii be he on the first Thursday IN JUNE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. March 4.-Chsrters were nled
here. yesterday as follows
Louisiana Gas Distributing Corporation.
Frazer Co, Inc. Wilmington oiGO'9eI Del
$ 600 600 L. >. Pulp Products Corpora
non. Newark, New Jersey. $I.750.OO0,
Kelly alive Co WimingUou Del 81 300
600 Ahumada Lead Co Wilmington.
Del. g 900 600 National Asbestos Shiugle
Corporation Wilmington Del 81 600 900
I tiities Finance Corporation, Whining ton,
uhngton' bel.. 81 .o0066oo. brothers tine Oh oil
Co. Wilmington. Del. 81 100000 In
ternatioual Meat Smoking Corporation
Wilmington, Del. s. $50 U90 Pan Ameri-
uIHzt ton. Del. 1000 900: Benson and
v agner Corporation. New York City.
$ 600 0oc Fimo Finance Co, Whining
ton. New York City. $500 O00 Auto
cyclette Manufacturing and Sales Cor
poration. Brooklyn, H. $4,000
prlscs. Inc Wilmington, Del. $3.50. 600 /.
Pioneer southern Oil Co. HaCkeusack
y. J. 100000 Sterling Drug Co. vii
ndngton, Del. $500 000 Rosse Clay Prod
acts Corporation Philadelphia Pa. $780,
600. Murray Mac sales Corporation. Phil
Adeiphia Pa S25.00O
Increases in capital -Lune Cane Har-
ycster Corporation Newark n r. from
Washington, ID. G, $50. 600 20 $50. 900
Changes in name--A & j. Co TO j. l. A
Co. Philadelphia. Pa. Dur-Hut Trans
Iortation Corporation 70 River Trans
portatiOn Co. Keystone Dry Goods Co
70 Howctt Dry Goods Co. Philadelphia
Pa; Adjustable Light-HoIder Co, to
Localized l.ighting Corporation. New York
City; Kelly Tire and Rubber Corpora ton
20 Martin Tire and Rubber Co. New
Haven. Conn: Electric Steel Shipping
Cooperation 20 Electric Cast Steel and
60 70 Lyon Electric shop. Inc Phil
sdeiphia Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
WANT HOMES FOR CHILDREN.
Bureau Seeks Places for Homeless Litt'e
Ones In Wilmington.

What would you do II sickness or death
IN your family made il impossible To Keep
your children with your Perhaps some
relative or possibly friend would oiier
20 help you out, but il this we're not the
case. where would you 20 TO ob<an home
for your childrcn9
The Children's Bureau, 207 Churoh
Building, has helpod many people out oi
such difiultiea ard at the present time ~
boarding about twenty children.
During the past weeks there have beer
40 many requests from individual md
organizations in this city 10 board children
that almost every available boarding
home known to the Bureau in filled here
are still several children who have no home
and there must be some ono who would
bo glad 10 board them For inatance there
is Roy, an attractive rather delieate lad
Of nine, whose mother In dend His sister
nlrendy has home and his brother Arthur
expccta to go with his father on fasm
The father in anxious N 90 as he hns not
worked for many months h,it cannot leave
until he knows that Roy is placed Roy II
Catholic boy and the Bureau ia nnxlon"
tn place him % board with family OF hia
own religion The Bureau also needs Tree
Catholic home for fifteen yenr old 10y,
preferably near Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
STOCK MARKET RALLIES
AFTER Dull OPENING
Market Registers Advances OF
One to Two and a Halt Points
Before Noon.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening.

rv Associated iress 10 fNetN h'0e
Now York. March 4.--(Wan street.
,osO n. m1-Common and prefeirco
.b,rez Of the Atlantic Gulf and West
In,,,s. Steamship Lines wore under
fu,-ther severe selling pressure at the
oDentnr Of today's stock market. Both
issues fell five points presumably as
,..s,.lt of the postponement OF dividend
action on the preferred
Rendine, Utah Copper. American To-
100 and international Paper also for
fitted one point each in the early deal
irEs.
,,r,icible steel rose II at the outset
AL some of the oils and sugars regis
tered moderate initial gains
The entire list developed reaction
arv trend. however. within the first
half hour.
Prices Advance Before Noon.
Noon-Atlantic Gun shares continued
a. dominate the market during the
morning. The common on its rally OF
i. points furnished almost 20 per cent
Of the first hours business
The preferred stock rallied points
and other rails also improved.
chandler Studehakcr Kelly Spring
fcld HIDE and Leather preferred, In
ouStri.h AIchohol and American Lin
se,-i rose ia >. points
The only weak shares were beet su-
sar. food products Sumatra and Con
se,iaatrd Ci-ar. which reacted to al
ast ? PORTS
I1Ins were unchanged aside from
Readings recovery and moderate
strerrtb among other cosLcrs Can
unorev opened at per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
tTED LECTURE ON
CONDITIONS IN CHINA

Miss Margaret HaIlaweH Riggs OF
canton Christian college South China
gave an illustrated lecture on the con
ditions in China in the Friends Meet
ing House last night II modern agri-
cultural methods were used in China
all danger OF famine would he com
pletely averted ehn said. She also re
lat. i how thu Chinese built their houses
With curved roofs to shoot the bad
s. irits in the air when they descend
unou them and how they beat on their
tpucs - scare them away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
TOOK TEST VOTE
ON SCHOOL BILL,
NO PARTY LINES
Democrats and Republicans Both
Favored and Opposed
Action Taken.
a MATTER OF EXPENDITURE
stnn Correspondence Of Evsry Evening

stnrr Correspondence Of Every Evening
state House. Dover. March I.
ny vote Of % 20 IL. tho House nf
Representatives. yesterday afternoon.
ndoposd House resolution preHent"d
lyy Representative Clendaniei. inviting
Or. II " Cooper. Jnmea H. Hughes
and Robert q Houston. framera Of the
School bill. to appear before tn" IfduH"'
for tho purpose of explaining tho biH,
mort Monday morning. ot u o'elock.
when tho bin wifi be House special
order Representative Dlll thought
their presence would not he n"cessarF
voting on the reaoiution was as fol
lows
Yeaa-TsuetinRhnm. Chart Clenda niei.
Carbit. Crouptou. Frank iissll Davia.
Grnv. Kinder. f,e". t.cater. I<ord Mari
ueal1. MeRRinsou. Miller. Otwell smith.
etaata Vtrdon Warrington. White and
Henry wIieou-22
aaya-f,rown. u = DapiH Diil Ilar
rlneton. Hudson. Kramer. Mobile. Paa
loe schneider e ! Turner r "
Turner and = E WILSON,
Excused from votinR-phiilips
sixteen Republicans aud six Demo
rtata voted afnrmatively. CLARK. Cromp
,on. GRAY. Lce. Otwot ana s'aa'a be-
ing tho Democrats
Eleven 1efnoeratn and oro Republi-
ean voted negatively. TTudaeu being
| the Republican
phllittn Who VAS cxcuaed from rot
iuR il = Democrat
Want Detail of Expenditure.
WITH Hsrrracutatfee Nird"n alsaeut
#ea Ito lieuRe adopted the following
/ IIoaee resolution. which ~aa nresentef
i y. Representative kraner rh1t m
ntlifttaat general ~ the state ~ Dela
,..trn he and hereby ia directed 70 fur
nIah tho Hnuee With a afafeneut q
G4t amount II Any. ~ fhn apprOpriH
t.asa for 1919 and 1920 - the |atinra
J, Guard ~ peiawaro has been used ar'
- furnish af itnnired and detailed ac
count - the amount which uiay hav'
baatt flaea Rrd also what amount ]
Any. ~ said appropriations yet rcnair
r. ~ etafe treasury HepresentRtiv
tirtlen favored aaKuF the adiuta nt
general r. arpear before ina House, iu
ataad III directing him - furnish
statement
Bils Passed ~ House,
Tic lieuet. raeaod tho House bill ~
iating - the Identification ~ motor ye
hseier Phlip 8 Garrett explained fha
tho till. viii ii is sponsored ~ the peia
yare Aatctnp1dle Assoc citation. wnfiA
nrotact motor vehlrles from theft Ar
- a duplicate RI The Maryland Autono
Tile TItling art. which the Michigan, r.
diana. 0hio and Se1 Jersey Ieglala
lures also have under consideration.
The Hnaso also passed ths foiinwin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
woNpS WANT VOICE ~
RIsMtuI GoNpHNNpN

a proposed nSnendm.n' - mo chartsf
~ Eiwnsro which will give the women
a voice in the town Nyvesnmsuf Unn
unanimously approved - t0~n faesi
inR held IN Dsk Grove srbooi ngusf
iast night. ynder the provisions ~ en-
present chnrter The wprnen are barre
froni taxing snY porf in no tonn Ep
ornrnani n the bnl b. nj psssed ~
this aosplon ~ ne AaHofabiv me uoIDe,
will ind fhefnseisca in fhs pfruIiH
poaitlon ~ toiuE aIiov,cd ~ tak paFt
national elections fI' nns in t0vr 90.
tipna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
DYING NOW CHBAPER.
PhIIadeIphia Transit Company Order to
Cut Charges 20 Cemetery.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 4.-The Pub
lie Service Commission made an order
yesterday reducing the charge 70 be made
by the Philadelphia Papid Transit Com
pany for funeral car service to she Hill
side cemetery from sixty TO forty-hve
dollars. In 1912 the cemetery company
made seven-year agreement with the
transit company by which a charge of
S25 was fixed for such service.
When the agreement expired the
transit company established zones, charg-
ing G35 for service from tho first and second
zones and 500 beyond the second zone
Tn MAY lost year another boost IL rates
was made bv which the Hillside company
was charged $50 ear for most OF itt
service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
ORDERS ISSUED In
NON-SUPPORT CASES

An order Of SIS a week for the support
of his child was placed against John e,
SeckeI by Deputy Judge Lynn IN NUM-
cipal Court today. Ayres j stockley rep
resented Seckel
The case Of William r. Zeller, charged
with non-support, was continued until
next Wednesday at his request, in order
to secure witnesses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Missionary Auxiliary Ia Meet.

ME regular meeting of Grace Young
WOman's Home Missionary Auxiliary
VIII be held on Monday evening at 7.45
O'Clock. at the home of Mrs. c. %. Neshit,
1907 Tatnall street. The devotiona will
be conducted By Mrs. II. r. Marten. and
the topic will be In charge of Mrs.
Bayard x. Brown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Surrendered by Rondsmnn.

Tohr Newieye'a bor.dsman. Robert
1ewlove. aurrcndered trn to Municipal
Court to-day II efena immediately 70
logged or4 d rcw bond for Sjf0 John Eew
l1.ye yna about SIC Ia arrear~ on non
u,pppr% ordrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
fious~ bills

rIous~ hills
Authorizing the TRUSTEES ~ the N~v
cnntIo county workhougs 20 hire prison-
er- 30 farmers and private corporations.
Requiring noards ~ Education In
counties and apeoisi scbool districts ~
provlds pnrt-tirno educational Oppor
tinisiea IN general. civic and vocational
v1hfartn for all perH0us uudw ~ years
~ ago who aro not IN attendant DpoH
fuT-tifn day scbooi
Amending the Bish and Game laws
BY correcting errors concerning The
rabbit and squirrsi soasoDs. making The
entire year n closed assgon for doves,
shortening six weeks the open seasonH
for Co0ua and Oppossuma and making
the period from October ! ~ one year 10
Aprii 40 ~ tho aucceSdiUg year ar oprn
seanon for foxes.
After third reading had continued Tor
i6 minutes and was not finished. ne
TfptIps deferred furthm action ou tho
HOUSE bill regulating ~" Weighing,
tcssting. buying ard selling of fnHk and
cream.
Tho Hours reconridored and restored
~ its calendar the House bill. defeated
WedneBdny. relative 10 tho ptrcha sable
quantity ~ VysteTa that may h" taFen
from certain craeks and rivers
The House bli regulating the weight
epsed and operation 0f vehicles on @iHt'
high Ways Vhkb was stricken from ti-e
Honse cats-Tldar Tuea'iay WAS ras'orod
fHersfn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du POnt Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Express Company, quarterly
OF per cent, payable April J..
American Steel FoundTies Company. quar-
terly OF 40 cents on common, payable
April i5. and ia per cent on preferred
payable March 81.
Armour & Co quarterly Of ~ per cent
on preferred, payable april ].
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Cor
poratiou. quarterly Of IA per cent on
common. payable March 81
Great Northern ore Properties, 81 a
share, payable April lS.
international Cement Company. quar-
terly of 62H cents share, payable March
81.
Otis steel Company, quarterly of Is<
per cent on preferred, payable April ]
Utah Copper Company, quarterly of 81 q
share, payable March 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04

Number III permits l~suri ~ total
piIation. >t-.Iol lees collected and
r-ri over 10 city treasurer. S1O6 90
Two irick chinn1cvs. front wall aud
a, wall. alsa two unC story frame
ldings and cn, story frame ad-
ton were Cundcnued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
RIIrDING OPERATIONS.
Iifty-four Permits issued IN February.
Rut None for Dwellings.

Ruudin- permits issued for Tebru
nrN. 1921 u, the building inspectors
cnlco we're classified as follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
FOLEY cATHhprlc TAslns

y vhoietore end thoroughly elssusine
physie mild and gentle in seUsa
p. Fs~sfd Unsdi1s. C. "Iu,H F-t..
Gsthsftic Iabltts siss nss qllessf fsfIsf 80,
sonstivatign thsn suvfbirs sgsf ffisf
var eair .y 81 Itsnfrfft. ifr.Fv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Stock Quotations
IL. 80 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co.. Secef'V
Brokers', du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
For Constipation

iodiessiion. Sick Headache. Bhfo1,
ness. Bios'ioe. Sour 8iomsch. Cu on
the S'omscb. Bed Breath 90 ofhsf ron
diiiobs esussd ~ riosf,d o. iueeuis,
bowels, tsks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
FnrnraIIln Ilannrls.

The following Houes biila wrre re-
ported favtuablg fD fbn tfguHe
Authorizing thu Lew Court ~ View
castle county - torrscq 1900 600 for mo
porula ueut Improvement ~ bridges ifi
aaid county
Approprfsting money - 0pau indian
river Inlet
The Ifnune uuauiTnnIRlg afrpfed
uealae concurrent resolution presented
~ Tteprego rtaftva Gray depitq utR tho
he.nfh n C-hnrnp CIark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-22

Summer School for High School
Teachers
University of South Carolina
June 18th to July FL. 1921, Colum
bia, S. c.
Courses of instruction lnclude: Aln-
ietics. Agriculture, Biology, Chemis,,
trv, English, Educational Tests and
Measurements, High School Methods,
High School Problems, History, Lat
in, Library Methods, Modern Ian,
guages, Mathematics, Physics, School
Law. -
A series Of conferences led by
practical educators will be held daily
with definite place on the sched-
ule. This will be credit course.
Courses are arranged to comply
with the regulations of the State
Board of Education and to satisfy
the requirements of the State Board
of Examiners for the issuance and
renewal of certificates.
To high school teachers the school
offers an opportunity for intensive
study of the content and methods OF
the subjects they are teaching.
For applicants for admission to
college and for students seeking to
remove conditions or gain advanced
standing, special provision will be
made.
Forty dollars will cover all ex,
penses, including board, lodging and
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-22
Schedule Of Passenger Trains Effec-
tive 1901 A. M., Sunday, jan
usry 80. 1921.

Southern, No. Is, for Greenville,
due at 8: 48 a. m., daily.
due at 10:11 a. m, daily except
due at 8:25 p. m., daily.
Southern, No. II, for Greenvllle.
due at $40 p. M, daily. =.
Southern, No. 18, for Columbia,
due at 1890 p. M, daily.
Southern, No. Is, for Columbia,
c., N. e. L., No. IS, for Columbia,
Sunday.
c., N. & L., No. So, for Grsenville,
due at 1 100 p. M, daily.
c., N. & L., No. So, for Columbia,
due at 8 :3S p. NJ. daily.
c., N. & L, No. 50. for Laurens,
due at Clio p. m., daily except Sun
day.
c., N. & L., No. IL, Mixed train;
for Laurens, due at $3.50 a. m, rum
ming one hour and 80 minutes late
account A. C. L. connections, expect
ed about L 100 a. m.
c., N. & L., No. f3, Mixed train,
for Columbia, due at $40 p. m-
These trains run daily except Sun
day.
T. S. Letter,
Union Ticket Agent.