The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 12

IVEDXESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1929 THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA TWELVE COTTON QUIET, ADVANCES STOCKS HELPED AS FUNDS ARE RELEASED DEATHS COURT DENE CRA1G0 HAS GOOD COTTON QUjET JRREGULAR P0Wf FU BANKS IDONDSTIU BUI UNUtKlUNL lb MtAUi LA VARRE HE Double Schedule On i Air Mail Proposed The Inaufuration of a double schedule on the New Vork-I Atlanta-Miami air mail route, tnire-a-dav service in DAY AT HOSPITAL DN SOFT GROUND GIVE STOCKS HID Refuses To Dissolve Attach- Expert Views On Cotton Marts Weather News Unfavorable And Crop Estimates Are Small, Close Is Up George W. Meares PELZEK, Aug. 6 George W. Mearcs, 87, died at his home near Pelzer iate today after a lingering illness.

Surviving are two sons, A L. Meares, of Pelzer, and W. T. Meares, of Greenville, and one daughter, Mrs. S.

H. Paxton, nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted from the home at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday, Rev. J. E.

Merchant officiating, interment will be in Williams-ton cemetery. i Sudden Influx Of Funds Prices Are Shade Firmer Especially In Rails, Some Recessions Improvement Noted In Condition Of Other Injured Persons Yesterday ments In Newspaper Action In Brokers Suit Comes To Hold Up Heavy Selling i Di ThJ ritBCt AND CO. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES cotton market quiet and some-1 I what Irregular, but showed a oemg lapiaiv absorbed by erally SteadV undertone todav Oli; trade Tcmpeiaiures Oklahoma ana, unfavorable features in the weather! i continue Dcputv Sheriff Ewell L. Craigo was resting fairly well at City hos-Dital last night, where he is suffer- 50 Ind. 20 RalK 20 I til.

MlSS Alice Stoll I ing from deep flesh burns over the BOND MARKET AVERAGES Tues. Mon. 10 first irrade rails 91.08 91.16 10 secondary rails 94.07 93.95 10 public utilities 93.05 93.15 10 industrials 98.02 97.73 (omS. 94.06 94.00 Comb, month ago 94.24 Comb, year 96.46 Total" bond sales ipar value), 511,782,000. Today 231 5 155 4 31K.7 Prev.

day SJ1.5 155.2 31.3 Week ao 153.5 3W.I Vear fn Ifi.VO 120.4 14K.3 Hih 1929 234 4 160.4 321.3 l.ow 1929 201.7 liH.6 Miss Alice Stoll. 61, dad last night back and legs, sustained early Sat both directions Is nearer realization, according to The rit-cairn NewsWins, official ortan of the operating company. The NewsWins gives as the reason for the inauguration of this new service, the establishment of new textile districts In the New South, and the general influx of Industry in this direction. The new schedule probably will Include a south bound leaving time from the Newark airport, adjacent to New York, earlv in the afternoon. The northbound plane on the Southern routed through Florida probably will leave late in the afternoon, allowing time for connection with the Pan-American mail plane from Cuba which arrives at 5:45 p.

m. From Atlanta the north bound plane probablv will leave after midnight. The total distance in rnvered. according to the news and comparatively small pn- vat crop figures. After selling up indicate thai a crop of about is.jmiw to 19.24 early.

December reacted to 1 bain would stand pit mm the report 19.10 or 3 points below yesterday 01 lhe close, but recovered most of the loss dosing at 19.19. The genera! hibbaro rmon am) co. at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. Moseley, 14 Smythe street, fal Total sales, 3,786,050 shares.

urday mornins when a keg of hisky exploded while it was being burned. Little improvement was noted in his condition during yesterday according to hospital au- xnarKet cioeu aurauy at net au- vances of 5 to 11 points. NEW YORK. Aug market was; ctcOu the onenim, nn a few noillts till NEW YORK, Aug. 6.

fAPi- SU.MTER, Aug. 6. CAP; -Motion by lawyers for William LaVarre to dissolve attachments on property ol Harold Hall in South Carolina, made when Palmer, DeWitt aim Palmer, New York newspaper brokers brought suit against riall and LaVarre to collect alleged due as commissions in the purchase of three South Carolina newspapers, was denied by Circuit Court Judge John a. Wilson here today. LaVane claims Hall has no South Carolina holdings.

LaVarre's attorneys sought absolution of the attachments on the ground that bond upon which the attachment was issued was insufficient in that it fails to provide for payment of costs and damages in event the attachment be set aside bv th" court and provides for liability on the part of plaintiffs only in event plaintiffs fail to recover. The -(AP)- NEW YORK, Aus 1 ktln. thorities. r.1 trt Irt nnlnle in rJCiVintfl 1 l.rlnTin.in In Te3s and In wiijiuik itiuir: iu soft auii. bond market traveled "'a mantel iraiicu over uvrt ai.vC lu th roam.

tAttwW i.te ie'I lVrm "h1 I hoimn, kft today. Prices reacted sharpiv lodav' a'tnousn B11U repuius Ul ixjnumiru nut uii ourlne the entire oav th mnmnt. ho, 'were a snace nrmrr man on raott The condition of Hrry Williams, who was stabbed In the temple with a knife Sunday, the blade of the weapon penetrating his brain, was described as very grave by attaches of the City hospital last night. ing was spilled into the market bv i aa'. Bencrf tone was easy, es-a 12 per cent renewal rate for call lwlal lr, lne Recessions loans, the break on the Chicago "irovd l.be mosll' nominal stock exchange, and a drop in standard Issues and no extnsiye li-prices.

but a sudden influx of funds was in progress, but the Weather in the SOUthweSt. In gdril- Private reports had little effect on the tion to covering, there was sorr.C i market a ttwy tn line nu previous htivln he.ro ntrainst sinlpsi in I iver- reports. The mainet closed steady prac- Duying r.ers. against sales in i tn, ro-pool, and a little commission house i prr.tabiy be a rape-demand, but it was quite readily tmon of today as the market seems Supplied On the advance to 18 98 for i evened up (or lhe report with the tr.de riaamr.ff the aoernment estimate L'v- NewsWing. will be about 1.400 arence weioorn.

jr wnu shot through the abdomen, and J. miles, and ymg "S-r nir.iiiir tr hn siitained a I "red at less than 1. hours. carried the call money rate to 8 nor underlying sentiment secmeci ajcwDer ana in iu lur iMaruii, ui about 8 to 12 points on the active erpooi futures are due tomorrca, October, i Cent in the afternoon and prices unfavorable witn 9 per cent time loon. January, lor i rallied brisklv, regaining much 0f mone? making Its reappearance aft- i their cr a very brief absence.

lowing an illness of about two weeks. Miss Stoll was a native of Orangeburg, but had been making her home Greenville for the last five years. Surviving her are two sisters Mrs. Moselev, ot Greenville; Miss Ethel Stoll. of Charleston, and one brother, H.

C. Stoll. Charleston. Funtrai services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Jones-McAtce chapel, following wnich the bodv will be shipped to Orangeburg (or burial at 11 o'clock Thursday morning in Sunr.yside cemetery. James E.

Hollingsworth Kuncral services for James Edward Hollingsworth, son of Mrs. Nellie Hollingsworth, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Rock Hill Baptist church on the Old Spartanburg road, instead of the nome as was previously announced. Rev. A. T.

Abbott will conduct the services and interment will be made in Rock Hill church cemetery. His death occurred at the home, 44 A street, Poe mill, Monday aft positions. The market then becam rnDrcT riDFQ IN fracture of the skull in an automobile wreck, were reported as improved at local hospitals yesterday James Wade. Western Union telegraph boy who was knocked off his bicycle early Sunday morning by an automobile, suffered a broken leg TRIO OF quiet, and prices sagged off during the middle of the dav. October reacted to 18 85 and March to 19 2i.

making the market about net unchanged to 3 point lower. The offerings were light, however, and ORVIS BROS. AMI CO. NSW YORK. Today marltet mas remarkably steaay mltli final prices shoalr.tt a train over last n'ght.

To private estimates wrre iued. one is non nun and the other is. 022. ond These are about 300 onfl to ,00,000 bales lower The break at Chicago was par- I Convertibles worked lower in an tirularlv disturbing, as the first irregular session. Early declines tremors of a ceneral collapse on the were mostly erased by mid-after-secuntv market.

Also, the high re- noon- ut selling develoied in the newal rate for demand loans cause.1 late trading and the close found qualms in view of the prospect of of the share privilege bonds a further drain hem? imnnwrl ntvin lower. American Telephone 4 l-'Js Suit In U. S. Court a rteJsrtingccrfonabiywat Blackened Acres Left tmr was enouch huvincr to ausoro than the averase. COLUMBIA, Aug.

for the removal of William LaVarre's $2,500,000 damage suit them around these ficures. I The averaSe us of 6 mnr.bets of the i 1 I i I City hospital last night. DUoae llcpH Tr. virull Dv an llKTeitse in the bank Ot unttic rnucnii: iuij iu Kuvui The detailed weather reports con-! "n' 7 exchanne is.410.0iw. This is wuaily England's discount rate.

Consid-' points, closing at 200 1-2 for a net against the International rap company and the International F- I rninivanil flYtm tflP firming the talk of continued high COrdin to hai the Knvemment'may pub-temperatures in the SOUthwest. and lish the market ordliunly moves up or h. of offioial fnrpoor to dr.vrn 11 the estimate is lower or VOTE TO IMPEACH BANK OFFICII The weather continues about the same as Richland county court of comm nonrl woe filod hPfP pleas IU icunoi s-vus erable nervousness was evident in loss of 4 1-2. International Te'c-brokerage house board rooms until' phone 4 l-2s at one time were 4 confidence was partially restored by points below the previous final, but the ouick action of the banks. rallied to 173 for a one point reccs- That the sharp drop in call money i sion.

resulted from action to bolster con- The general list showed some re-firienre. rather than a normal eas- sistance to selling pressure in the ing cf credit, indicated hv forenoon, but numbers of the low time mor.ev rates, which followed e. coupon rails later yielded and work- foe the recent We anticipa'e some irregular fluctuations h-'t'seen nnw and tlie leport in the process of further evening up commitment-s January Liverpool, due. 10 Oft. uuiniiu, i iaiiv.o uoiu iw Fight Conflagrations SPOKANE, Aug.

fi CAP Fires raged through the forests of Washington, Idaho and Montana aeain today, leaving behind more than 30,000 blackened acres, while approximately 1.000 men fought to control the lakes. In northern California a serious fire had burned over several hundred acres in the Sugar Hill dis- ernoon, attcr a weess muesa. promise anything more than some showers in West Texas, no doubt contributed to the afternoon advance. This carried prices bark Wthin or 3 points of the early high levels, and the most active jponths were 6 to 9 points net high-gr at the close. Port stocks 516 049 State Superintend tooay.

The paper companies counsel seek to have the case transferred to the United States district court for the Eastern district of South Carolina and have posted $500 bond for the removal. No date for arguments is suggested. parents, Mr. ana rvirs. j.

rv. dish-. FFN'NFR An BFsVK Krw YORK. A'iJ. -Tradins ent Accused In Recent contrary course, very little money i ed lower.

con on Industrials showed wide fluctua-' of an evening up lonnins" at less than wr cent tocav was jarg' Failures tinne stppl Issues were firm, but Greenville. owing to sood cables and unfavorable re- oven for Some Of the lonser matu ports from Texas and Trices Open Hilth low C.ose rubber company bonds and some of trmt. nf the Morton National forest. Reasons given In tne pcuiion inr Sin i.i,' 7r The utility shares, which made the specialties saRged. Mrs.

R. S. Stewart BIRMINGHAM. Ala Aug. 6 Scores of men had volunteered to 1 removal are that it is monetary tarch.

May. tvt old GREENWOOD, Aug. 6 Mrs. R. (Ap Articles impcaciinient were matt is si ii 4 13 si 1945 There wis no ram in interior of the substantial advances yesterday rie-I Utilities ruled irregularly lower 1901 i94 1900 mis belt over night Temperatures abnormal- spit? the break in the Insiill stocks and oil company obligations, in pluraco wpr nnrt ictilnrlv rip- uh or.

ir.H. rtn.olcmori vi-oip jDct, new. IS 91 13R 1M 1 lv hitth over Texas. Oklahoma and west- ir. 19 19 1" 19 10 19 19 19 11 ern Arkansas and about normal over re- IS 91 13R tS 194 lSJt lv hllh over Texas.

OWlanoma and west- Stewart, al, aiea ai ner innt in Ware Shoals late last night after iiimpsis Funeral services will pressed. American Waterworks was 1 mivpri character, that it exceeds $300,000, and that the principals are residents of different states. FUNERAL INVITATIONS Futures closed s'esdv a. to It poinu nmnrier of the belt This weather was fsvomhle for central sirnniT. selling Clase tO 1M! record United States government issues bp at Poplar Springs and eastern sections but very unfavorable Rails were also generally denress- reflected the general sentiment by church, Laurens county, wmunuw afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev.

Ray fight the conflagration. Forest air patrol planes were hindered by dense clouds of smoke. The planes charted several new fires, to which crews were dispatched bv truck and pack train. Hot weather, low humidity, high winds and thunderstorms all fostered hundreds of new blazes, none serious but all straining the resources of the foresters and timber protective association to the utmost. voted against C.

E. Thomas, state superintendent of banks, and 26 true bills were returned against 16 persons by the Jefferson county grand jury today following a four weeks' investigation into the closing of four banks in Birmingham district. Service of capiases for persons named in the true bills, will start tomorrow morning by the sheriff's office of Jefferson county. Following its partial report the grand jury Anderson, Rev. J.

S. (anyacr. ana Th. indic- poibti- Pa- cw rk centra! and Chesa- 0ff. although in only one and cooler lor droufht sections Pfake and I Ohio about 7 euritv.

the Libertv first 4 l-4s, was of me northet within a hours and points, althoiich the former regain- there an appreciable turnover. Fnr-showery and warmer for north hall of tne prj about half its loss. Atchison was h.vrio i.t, rtuii tilth all price changes frac- Higher. Spot quiet; middims IB as. NEW ORLEANS COTTON NEW ORLEANS.

Aug. 6 1AP1 Ifhe usual reluctance of traders to (pnter upon new commitments in idvance of the government report paused the cotton market to rulp puiet today with the extreme spread pf fluctuations not exceeding 10 points, although there was moderate vening up in advance of the re virtually tional. Rev. R. L.

Rountree. Besides her husband, Mrs. Stewart is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. T.

Woods and Mrs. James Graham, Ware Shoals; one son, M. D. Stewart, Carteret, N. four COTTON Oil, s.o-.t.

csrsTraVG lu. a The sirong spot, mounting couple of 'r. rv.r,, record i-n there is a ehense the wea'her. senerally steady. U.

S. Steel saCeillT I 8 couple of points, then regaininT kiecb and CO. its loss. Surh shares as Allied new york. Aug -The rhrmira Westmhouse Electric.

eent i General Klertr'e. American In.c over Paies for the fit seven national. American Telephone. Ins; months of this vear amounted 'o tT9 4 few nflints. Adams Fxnress rlrnn.

Mrs. James Davis, ware arkft for cot'on'seed oil futures ruled Sisters, adv today although trad-' Shoals, Mrs. C. O. Bowie and Mrs.

rnparatively The friends and relatives of Mrs. Nellie Hollingsworth. Mr. and Mr.i. J.

R. Bruce" and Andy Hollingsworth are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services of James Edward Hollingsworth this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Rock Hill Baptist church on the Old Spartanburg road. Rev. A. T.

Abbott officiating. Interment will be made in the adjoining cemetery. Jones-McAfee, funeral directors. The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Hamilton Morgan, Mr. Edward Morgan. Mrs. Ceily Pearson. Messrs.

Cms, Elija, Marion, ir.c was dull with a general disposition to j'oore, DonaiQK, anu ivuo. wan for the government report. i Henry Baldwin. Princeton, and five recessed until septemoer Incidenres of "grave and serious irregularities in the conduct of th? two banks which existed seveeral months before they were closed were specified in the voluminous report containing 19 specifications of misconduct against Judge Thomas. The ummer s-ellovv oil closed unchanged at port.

ine general inarnet cium-u Mtiau.v an prn tj jn a sniull turnover. brothers. W. L. Jackson, Donaias; H.

J. R. and K. Jackson, Ware Shoals, and C. G.

Jackson, Laurens. rnr.rsnonrtinn OPTlOd Of last Vear, ftt net gams of 3 to 9 points. It 40. and' prime crude at 7.62 i to 7 rents. Futures closed dull August.

4S Octhr. ass, rvec.mber, .8 15; a. March, 7S. Coppers were heav.lv bouehf in the last hour, particularly Ana- OCVISH'J hit. xi.yi,., IVI- lllrtll Negro Prisoners Held For Murder NEWBERRY, Aug.

6 Three negro trusties on the Newberry county chaingang are in jail tonight on charges of murder, having struck and killed Odell Price, 18, of Columbia, Sunday night eight miles above Newberry as he was walking along the highway. The negroes were driving a chaingang guard's rar and were arrested today by Sheriff Blease and his deputies. Coroner Wilson held an inquest today and the verdict was th Odell Mrs. Laura Anne Few GREER. Aug.

6. Mis. Laura points to 122. a new high for lhe movement, in a turnover of nearly DRV C.OODS NEW YORK. Aug 6 lAPI-Pre-- toll RllV Liverpool cables were (( point' tetter than expected and the market Jiere ripened at an advance of 3 to 6 points in response.

Prices continued to improve after the start lirider buying. October sold up to 18.85 and December 19 05, or 8 points fcbove yesterday close. ii'i'uw snares. .1.. In, In coarse VartlRi AlinP Wlie Ol ITlC tl.

The averase ue-s of members of the New YorK Cotton evcr.arce Indira'es a prrbable production of 15.410.pnn bales The averag- of 11 private crop leports thus far isMied indicates a probable production of IS, 361.0O0 bales Manchcs'er report. Yarns irregular, cloths dull. Liverpool rabies vere better than nosed r-r and we opened 5 ui 10 points Several reports of Interest were published curing the dv. notably the Corlnen bureau and the Carslde estimate, and while tluse were below expectations thev were wi'hout appreciable effect upon the mar-iret Pro-bureau lioulda ion absorbed Foreign exchanee 'vore inrlinec! covering only on actual require- Few, died early tonight at her home to ease, although sterhmr rabies held i wn. Mills were firm in price, i on Green street.

She had been in fairly steady at MM n-16. mZrufV HI health for two years but had late not many nuotme, and spots and i been seriously ill but five weeks. i Luther. F.lick and Joe Morgan are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services of Jesse Hamilton Morgan this afternoon at 4 o'citui" from the Monaghan Baptist churcn, conducted by Rev. S.

W. Jolly. Interment, will be in Graceland ceme- articles of impeachment were oasea on six counts as follows: Neglect of duty, wilful neglect of duty, incompetency, misfaesance in office, malfeasance In office and disqualification to hold office. Report Arbitration In British Strike a a xtCTJTTCJTTrT? TTntrlanH AlltT 7. The market turnea eavier.

now- er, and October traded down ti 8.75 and December 18 95, or 10 ints down from the earlv hizhs. Jones-McAfee, funeral dlrec- Pricp came to his death by mno- irry. The Receipts 8.828: for week 22.640: hv nving largely hv the rio was fcte.dv, with prices 2 mobile driven by Coote Williams with Rainey Young and Odell i to for year 31.801; last year 15.645. Ex- aiioa's wore firmly held spot raw silks gne had been a resident of Greer were unchanged here and ahroad. and (yr fyngi yParS and Was Well hr- known by many friends.

I Surviving are the following chll- nf-vV vork Aug 6 APi- T'- rew drcn: R. B. Few, of Marietta; J. m.rnet was not v.rv active todav I jij Rnfj R. KCW, of Greer, and n.i the was dy in- Bessie Styles and Miss Flor- ceased offerings of nearhv du'v lie.

A-vpenr mate aaies. ja too tons, septem-: ence Few. of Greer, vr'dosed. 2 io Df-mber. 19: i Mrs.

Few was a member of the Mrch. ass; 2i! and J'Hv. Abrurr Creek Baptist, church. of importance unnl ports for week 14.167; for vear: p-s" atm vesfrdav last year 37608. Stocks 'nnl I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WHEAT SUFFERS PRECIPITATE DROP Falls Seven Cents And Is 18 Cents Below Recent Quotations gires of Thur ca: We higher --1 Wednesday) iAP-The Daily uljr' News today says that the deadlock I in the cotton industry has been re- SnlniPr I ftnvirtpH lieved.

Announcement of arbitration aJU'UICI VUIHILICU are out ot the way. prices are Justtfi'ed I funeral services win tie conduct refine no T'-er. N. Y. Stocks C54; last year 515.787.

Stock on Chipboard 18.735; last year 39.381. Bpot sales 4 526: last year 4.743. Cotton futures closed steady at net advances of 3 to- 9 points. Onen tow Close Jan. .19 19 06 18 7 19 0.1 15 97 March.

19 72 19 11 193 I'll May. .19 58 JS 19 IS JS 19 Oct. .13 80 HAS 1 7S 181 77 Dec. .19 01 19 OS 18 9S 19 00 1 97 6oct cotton closed oulet, four points up fsalcs. ni; low middling.

17 46. IBfifi; (to'id middling, 19 64; receipts, 543 aiock, 4: 6.11. ed from the Franklin Baptist rhurch in Greer Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. E. G.

Harrison, assisted by Rev. R. C. Kendnck officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery.

LOST Near Neal and Towiies streets, lady's white gold GriKn wrist watch. Reward if returned to 120 Ati'OoH street. LOST Tuesday. Wahl gold rimmed solid red pencil, on Court street behind Poinsett hotel. F'inder return to desk Poinsett hotel and claim reward.

was expected which would restore peace before the end of the week. The stoppace now is in its second week with more than 500,000 operatives idle. Representatives of the master spinners and manufacturers met yesterday afternoon and discussed the situation. The result of the meeting was kept secret, hut the ouo'atlons from SO for granulaied AUTO TARIFF CUT TO 10 PER CENT BY SENATE BODY CHICAGO. Au2 6 -'Ar i Unnerved bv whirlwind sclhnir tha without warning overt i-ok the wheat I ow 4 lose nu .10:1 At Fort Moultrie CHARLESTON.

Aug. AP) Abram H. Afong, on trial by court marital at Ft. Moultrie wat found guilty tonight on charges of false enlistment, theft, of army property, leaving his post of duty without, proper relief and unlawful carrying of concealed weapons. He was acquitted on a charge of desertion.

He was sentenced to serve six years and three months at hard labor at such place as the reviewing authority may desire. iMti marke todav. numb'-rlss traders in W.V- lt.l 111 I It.1 Il Hiram Culbertson LAURENS. Auc. 6 Hiram Cul 1 1 1 Al them and Dye Am in Am l.oeo Am Smelt and Ref Am Smar Ref Am Sumatra Tnh Am Tel and Tel News correspondent intimates that semi-panic let oo of wheat wholesale Prices for who- nn almost perprnriifi-lar of as much as 7 1-8 rents a bushel here, compared with veMnrcirv finish, reaching a level full'- per cut under PORT MOVEMENT bertson, well known citizen of the arbitration was resolved upon and county, died at an early hour today says that the operatives are not ex-at his home near Ekom, after a pected to oppose it.

SI'i i'l tin a I IT 119 liH It.SV, I17S 11' tCortinued -rom One) 1711 116 New Orleans: Middling. IS.SIS, reeelpli. Am Tob 43; aales. slock, Am VVal Was Galveston: Middling. IH.40; 6S; Anaronda lop xports.

3(111; aales. 3.M1: HocL Alrrtlion and oiiminateri only the countervailing brief illness. Funeral services, in-I recent current figure-. The selling i tisp The rut, in duty decided up- eluding Masonic rues, win lane trr.t started tne of DR. BRADY ON THE AIR ntia, nlniiB of Tticrv lOnolrorl oHnroli Mob le: Middling, la.s: reeetpis.

T.vt; i nn inu i.a lasii i i 'l MI'ilSI'4 generally as- nbe-d ,0 Canadian on toaay, tney sum. a.i inur o.v.s -psss w.s,.. 1 1 v. i 1 1 o.s ii hi ao- i Thiirstriiiv mnrn ntr at. 11 n'r nrV lock.

I I.V.I. Montet Elected To if tatts: If'HI irti lllrtl Walls Of Chester Hall Are Secure Ano Tl-ip walls of Packard i Mr. Culbertson was a native of 61 riosr.no r.i..f.i.h 1 Caiilev. DrP'ident of urre feverish 1 I B.lhlehem Steel I hesapeake and Ohio 4'hea I orp hi Mil SI and Pae pf 4 hie and Nor West hie Rk Js and rae 4hrysler lowest point savannah: Middling. IH.at; receipla 140; ales.

stock. Charleston: Receipts. I6-'; ttock, l.1.9:tl. Wilmington: stock, J.IH9. Norfolk: Middling.

I9.1.S; receipts. 41; Motor company and tne Laurens county, out naa tiveu 10111; iiitoroohiie i-hamher of Commerre, periods of time at Peler and a' fnd about the fie to 7c net lever It 1 1. 17 Represent Louisiana tomorrow morning fond ailarnata Tnuosda-fsi so1 I it's Corn CMeu 1 I oui.ii..... ol 1 si l.ill.J .1 siioo i. closed 1 I i fir to had reversed his position ana naa i mare ononis, nr.

Ch este r' former city hall, wnicn 9 1 I.W II 'V 116, 46 K'I Mies. stock. New lark: Middling, agreed tn both the duty reduction maker, and his work in this line of 3--4C to 3c fior'ii. 1 7-Rc off. and pr 1c to showing 11.9.4; at art.

4 or a Cola I ollina and tkman was burned recently, are strong and c.Ao,iro in the nninlnn nf P. Con- and cntinterviilinz clause elimma- irane gainea ior mm a wiae repu' i Colorado ruel and Iron TUNE IN AT 10:15 A. M. I fonsol Cas tation and a comfortable compe- "nplly charlotte. N.

C. building in- r' 1 i a v. ui I spector. who made a thorough in- The deceased is survived by his thp walls tnP f.nl(.. widow and several daughters, romnanv with Mr Mal- WII.IJSC.

FOR CUT Maraulry, together with repres rniativrs nf other automobili NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 6 tAP-Niims Montet, Democratic candidate for the congressional seat made vacant bv the death of Representative Whitmell P. Martin, apparently was elected over his Republican opponent. M.

E. Norman, in today's special election in the third district. 49. Baltimore: Stock, 619. Boston: Stock, 1.163.

Houston: Middling, l.1A; receipts. fotporta. 5.159; aales. 1.166: stork. 117 619 ports: Receipts, 61.1; espnrti.

611 tock, 7.671. Corpus Chrlatl: Reeeipta, etork 4tA.SH. Total todar: Reeelpli. 1n; eiporta, RADIO IIOI'SEHOLl INSTITVTV.v moniifar-fiirrrs rrrentlv aDiieared eluding Mrs. E.

P. Frirk of Peber lonee. a contractor, according to a before the full finance committee Mrs. Joe Caldwell of Williamsburg, wx received by the councir com- Station WRT and associated eu-tinns of the N. B.

C. Red Network 4'ern Products uba Cane ogar pf nrtlss Aero Du Pont fe Nem Kl Post and l.gt Krle Fisk Rubber Melschmann Freeport Texas Asphalt I.eneral Her C.eneral Motor response to an lnviiHuuit hv m. mittee from the inspector. Mr. ator Reed.

Republican, Pennsyl- who teaches in tne Houy run puonc J4S; aalea, 2,51: atock. Ml. nil Total for weak: Receipts, e- 1 1 610; vania and expressed a willingness school. to the reduction to 10 per cent. In The Ether l.vt 1111114.

pcn'mHer 'V'. to 'J--: to 1 40 fi 6'4 Vfrcn 1 is -o I IVt'i IVI's Ma' 1 47 '0 1 fi.S llilt; 111.1 CORN 61 ati'a Stcn.emhcr to al at'i 6tt' Pecember 'i l1! 7il Msrch 1- to or tit "ATS tl'i, ll'ii September 17'. to 61 Vj 66'- 67 1 Decemher to MS March si Il'i ll'i Hk RVE lift no lit 1 S'ptemh'r 106', '161 11.1 161 1 December 1 ti It's 11 14 rMarcr: IT' K.V- MH May 117. So' LARD- Ill Per tember on M1-: 4tr -SOi 1 October IT IS WV al-4 Derrlher 12 M'a 1 i 41 RIBS as 67'-; I September 1140 TONIGHT IS Connelly advised that the high brick tower should be taken down to the parapets, which will be done by J. W.

of Chester, who has the contract, and is now engaged in building a frame work on thp in borta, 14.167. Total tor aeason: Retelpts, et-fssrta, 31.so INTERIOR MOVEMENT Memnhls: Middling. 1S.1I': reerlpts 1M Jesse Hamilton Morgan Jesse Hamilton Morgan. diet! hut argued for retention of the countervailing provision. Committee members declared the lreat Rv pf hipmenU.

1.1X1.1: sales. PIS; atock t-'KI-Vj (ireen tan Copper at the family home on Highland reason for excepting more cxpen tor excepting AurUSta: Mloaiing. ts.a; rernpis, nouiinn earlv hour Hudson Motor ar terior of the tower so that tne brick can be removed. avenue. Riversitde, at, an heavy-duty tn.cks and buses vpstprday mornlnK.

He neavy-auiy yesterday morning. He sue had been in mm tne lower amy mr is. uuu in. en til 'l-llllll IIVTrtll.il HO ov.llis- L11I1C, I'Mt that these products were buUt on occurred suddenly and Ind Oil and Cas lot Harvest lot Nick Can Kennecott opper Kreage iSSt 1 r. rt wm.nfa r.

ft nn TT1 Illli- MacDonald Returns comes as a distinct shock to rela ahlpmenta. S.SS; aalei, 111; stock. St. Laaii: Roceipta, 562; ahipmenti, b.Vi; ptaek, Fort Worth: Mldd lng. 1 10.

Little Rock: Middling, 1S.13; aalei, ktock. 3 6ft. Atlanta: Mlddllni, Vi.nO; aalea. son. PaUas: Middling, 17.9.1; aalea, St.

Montgomerj: IH.aS; sales. 1. Total todae: Receipts. 611, ahipmenti. aalea stock.

lutiri niiu vscit ti.j. v. cuction basis. SMOOT PFSSIMISTIC IKllk W.I7. Nf.W VOIIR ntl.lm 10 15 a m.

Parnassus String Trio. 7 00 p. m. Smith Baliew Orrhe. tra.

6 00 p. in Tune. 8 05 p. ni Rosalie Wolfe, soprano; Nino Futile, barytone. 8.35 p.

Mine. oainsbotR. pianist, Emil Cote. 100 p. lne Yca.st Farmers.

9 3u p. ni. Svlv aula Forcsiets. HI. no p.

m. Hit Soldiers. 10.30 p. F'-rlv ratlinm 11:00 p. it ABA Voyagers in Sweden.

1130 ti. ni p'ogram. 12 (10 p. ni. Tunc; slumber music.

1:00 a m. -Aviation wea'her. (jHllk WEAK NF.W YORK I Mm 10.15 a Merkur Orchestra. 1V-. 1 PF.Li.IFS stti tta-Si septmb.r To Talk With Dawes LONDON.

Auc. 6 (API Pre iff October. 1 1 mi- I tut i wr-a 116', ll-s-s. 116 6'ii 67'- art .111 1n6 FENNFR AM) rtfANE STOCK I.PTTf.R rFW YORK. Auir 6 -Today market Vnral ttnr! lnt riimeat 1 Invf the PviT lasctnntintt mploriirs.

Hrar them arain tontiilit, RylvRniR, Fnrpst-prt. sttiMon WRT nnri the NRC Network, at 7:30 tives and friends. Mr. Morgan was a native of Pickens county, but had resided in Greenville county practically all of his life, having made his home on the Augusta road for a number of years. He was a member of the Reedy Fork Baptist church.

Surviving are his wife, who before marriage was Miss Kate Young; one son. Edward Morgan, of this city; one sister, Mrs. Ceily Pearson, and six brothers, Gus Morgan aim GOVERNMENT BONOS NEW YORK. Aug. 6 -lAPi rinsing rjuotattons on United Stales government HI I'M 1 -S was featureless exrent for strenith In rlll.t'-a ennners and aome utilities no'ablv Natlon- mier Ramsav MacDonald came here today from his vacation in Scotland expressly to renew his conversa- tions with United States Ambassador Charles G.

Dawes on naval disarmament and tonight returned by-train to Lossiemouth. 'T don't know when I shall return he told renorters at the sta 7 00 n. m. Sport l. a I ttoriiion 2n Or- 7 io in black and Gold Room II 'i.

1 16 al Power and Litrht A sharp decline in '141 1.10 mil money from 12 to per cent .1111 emly had Utile marltet effect. 1.SO Chairman Smoot was less optimistic about the prospects of having the measure in final form by August 19. when the Senate reconvenes, declaring it appeared now to be impossible to complete the work bv that time. Unless the bill is ready, the Senate will meet and recess over three-day periods. SN0WDEN CLAIMS MONEY DIVISION ON UNFAIR BASIS 11.6 I IIWMi llta'i Continued heavy movement of (train the mtdflle west "is a bullish feature nn 7.

9 2t 91 21 na 24 a 20 101, 102 11 P6 30 Bocurltie loaay. liberty 34'. 32-47 Liberty 1st 4 Liberty 4th 4Va IJbeirty 4th 4' liberty 4th 4i4 a Treasury 4Vs 41-57 trreasury 4 a 44-S4 frraaaury rhpstra 7 55 ni. Ilaseh.ill scores. 8 01) p.

tinned SviiauoRUe service 8 30 p. m. The Songsters. 9 00 p. m.

Moblloll toncett. 0 .10 p. in. Happy Wonder Rakers. 0 p.

m. Ipana Troubadors. 1.11 lltl'a IHI' rails affected and helps maintain rar i 67 's .17 i inadinis at a luzhT level. Preliminary 66 I h.I'i: h. automobile Drodurtion fisures for in- tion.

"It will be when my work necessitates I am feeling rather tired as I have put in two days 1 iN l.nrillard irterrei Mark Track Missouri Kan and Tea Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Nash Motors National Biacait Nat Cash Rej A New York Central and Htfd Norfolk and West North Amerlran Northern Pacific Otla Steel Packard Motor Pan Am Pet Param am Lasky Penn Phillips Petrol Radio Carp of Am Keadinr. (s Remington Rand Reynolds Toh St. San Fran Seaboard Air line eieaboard Air I. tne pf Sinclair Con Oil Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Rr pf Stand Oil Calif stand Oil Studebaker Texaa Corp Teaaa Gulf Sulphur 10 10 p. m.

Pulmoltve nour. 11.30 p. National Us lit opera piratrs duafe that a substantial Increase over July last year and ire August will show further Improvement We believe It Is a ouestion nf time now before the public enrally reai7es that fears of an automobile sltu- I 1I7HI 3 Uli'i 611,1 Kin II" ll'l'- lltl'--, 46 I M'(i Elua Morgan, both of Greenville; Marion Morgan of Easley; Lutli.T Morgan and Elick Morgan, both of Georcia. and Joe Morgan, of N. C.

Funeral services will be held from the Monaghan Baptist church this afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted bv 1 Rev. S. W. Jolly. Interment will be ili work in one day.

Sidney Murders Up To Scotland Yard LOW ROUND TRIP FARES to CHARLESTON, S. C. Via C. W. C.

Ry. ACCOUNT OPENING V. COOPER RIVER BRIDGE 1 AUGUST 8-10, 1929. I Greenville Oiaaaa Caoaaa Fna al ol Penzance. 1:00 a m.

Dave Harmon Midnight orchestra I A A NEWARK 1 1 (I 10 no -Vanstan Lee, barytone. 10.ro in. Advice to Home IvuildvTS. 10 30 in. Benko Concert, Trio.

11:01 p. in -Baudistel's Olvmpic Parle Or-r hestra. Continued From Page One) lilt Ill's Htmn are rrounrlless and that speculative .1 IH' INj mtere.lv racter) to leading 161 (or nf n3p nils as r. production and Mil MI'i .1,11 in l.vi I 0 the equivalent ol more, mpdc In Graceland cemetery. than the was allotted under the Six nephews of the deceased will I LONDON, Aug.

fi. AP Scot- corn 1 1 1 -in is 1,1 irnnE BaA-icrceitCo. 11.1'r .1 Ti 70 I 7'i .1 1 Mi'i: Mv-, land YarO. WUn a rccotu 30 a Gardens Orchestra Dawes plan. Meanwhile, only small serve as pallbearers, as follows: sums had been left to the lesser L.

Reeves. R. L. Reeves. W.

S. Mor- reparations creditors. can. M. W.

Morgan, J. E. MorAti CANNOT SACRIFICE 1 and L. M. Morgan.

..1 ll'i! M'-i 761-i 61 Si i I HI I only four unsoivea cases uut jink wibt-hbbm CHU Aoti iiaum murders in the past live years, to- l10 orcheur. niuht was faced with the duty nil m. no m. -Dinner determining who murdered two moo p.ni.-siudm tli.tt iiiiiiiii-e, fomilv nnH 1 9 30 p. m.

IJance program. members of the Sidney family and, l0 00 Hour oi mic. probablv a third. p.m. -studio Frolic.

Th Ttritish nubile, which nasi 1 1 no Schmidt socin! hour. IVstl 1.1's, Tea Pae Coal and Oil 1 IVF.STOCK rHrTAOO. Aui 6 ifSDAi Receipts nooo A few llciii and medium to ior lov-er- ton 12 15: bulk desirable lan to inn pounds weiffht. 11 f0 to ill; butciir. trrditim to choice.

lbs 10 40 to 1140; 110-160 lbs. 10 90 to It! 10 Parkir-r sow, 00 to 9 f0 PIrs, medium to choice 91-110 lbs 10 .10 to 11 so. Caltel' Receipts. 6 son Calves; 5 000. eenerallv steady to srtonK.

htter aradc ranee fed steers in brnarl demand, rlicht- leaaa Pae Land Tr new ll'ii 1.1 1.1 ii'i- iihi mi Trana Oil ssimpsonviue Fountain Inn Gray Court Barksdale State Tax Chairman Goes To Detroit wn fnllowine the slow unravelline nr the manner of the deaths by a coroner's fury, looks expectantly to the famous detective force to take loll I ltll-14 41tl 47 47 IOfl'4 11 14 ii'ai 7-; i ii 4.1 'a' 4.1 1H7. IMS 14SI It i 14t 'i-v: 6M ati' i lie- 114' 11S .1 :l7t.l VP; 31 I nlon Pacific I' Rubber I Steel Wabash Re Western Maryland West El and Mt Willys Oscfand Wanlwcrth Wrlrht Aero Yellow Trk and Coach fv less aMlve men l.tJU naia tori litfht steers hv eastern shinrvors filailTbt 11:30 ni -lou v.i.i,. jtMik WGY Sf HEM.CI A0Y IWtlm 00 p. and Strum Boys. 6 25 -Bosehall scores.

8 in La Tourame 9 no p. m-tirncral Elertrir prnBratn. 9.10 p. in. -Same as WEAF 11.30 p.

General citric Concert Or f-rr mrou Aim et sir r- II wall tmrst cxmoN STOCKS JBONDS IVIaxxej Rsvrxw Querry. chairman of' the' state tax action momentarily now that the Mr. Snowden declared the British government attaches the greatest possible importance to alterations in this respect because the Hou.e of Commons would never agree to further sacrifice of British interests. The Chancellor complained especially of the increases allotted to Italy and Belgium. Taken literally, the speech of the British delegate peses a grave issue between Great Britain and the three other principal reparations creditors.

France. Italy and Belgium. At the same time it. tends to line up the smaller on the British side. The snectre of revision of the er classes, s'eertt.

Rood snd rhotc. 1100-1S00 14 00 to 17 00. 950-1100 11 50 tO 16 SKI; fed P.OC) 6lld choice. 750-9S0 lbs, 1101 to 1(1 25 Heifers. commission, le.t here yesterday for coroners verqici-siiit- m.

Detroit. to attend the an- nual convention of the North American Gasoline Tax association. Tiolsots will be sole for trains of A uprust Stli, litnitcil to roturn AiifTiist 12th, 1929 trains between Greenville anrl Charleston. GEO. T.

BRYAN, Gen. Agent. H. C. HARVLEY, Agent Greenville, S.

C. SL IT IS BA Kit I. II leOUISVILLE, -Mlg. fi. AP.

The state's suit against the Kentucky Jockey club. Churchill Downs. and the Latonia Jockey club CHKAfiO CASH t.RAIN CHICAGO. Ails' 6 i.APi -Wheat No I 1 9S In 1... 1 cliestra.

12 00 in Dunce prosram. iimik-wrc; ati.an rn- city i.iim 9 45 p. m. -Carrol C. late.

10 00 p. -Hotel Traymoie Concert Orchestra 10 30 in tiarber'a Oii hcslra oo p. tn he annouiited. 11:30 Johtison's Orchestra 1 2 Rca a Nigntbawas. 12 .10 a -Silver Slipper Supper Club Orchestra.

1 oo a. ni. -Midnight Studio Rood and choice. 810 lbs down. 11.00 to 14 75: cows.

Rood and ri'tlre, 9 00 to low cutter and ru'tr. 6 00 to 100, nulls ttood and choire beef o. so to 1150 sealers, milk fed, boo and choice. 13 50 1.7 16 storker and feeder steers y.tod and choice all weights. 11 to 1100 Sheep: receipts.

laoon: ac'lve. 10 to cents lower: rans la-nbs 13 50 lo 13 65 nat'ves. 13 25 to 13 50 fw. 13 75 and 13 85- fat ewes, stcadv 5 00 to 6 50 feed-i Inu lambs, steady. I ar.bs.

yood and choice. down, 13 00 to 13 85. INCORPORATED INVEST0R3 PRICES TODAY: Bid 77H; Asked 80. Brandt Lewi phone tm 1 30. Corn No.

5. mixed. 56; No. 3, white. was hem to oe Darren uv tin: xomtt fi oats.

No 3, red, 44; No. wh'te i 0j imitation in a decision nnnonnc-46'. to Rye. No. 2.

109'. Barley, pd today by Judge Eugene Dai- Young plan, however, frightens the maioritv of the interested powers 4 i "cioyerW 1100 to 2.1 50' I 1-V. in common picas envision 01 Lard. 1190; 13 25; bellies, 14 15. at The Hague conference.

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