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Fur & Feathers Kennel
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Shadow Creek Retrievers
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Storeyland Labradors
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Hawkins' Labs
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01/07/2014 - Consumer prices in the OECD area increased by 2.1% in the year to May 2014, compared with 2.0% in the year to April 2014. This slight increase in the annual rate of inflation was mainly driven by energy and food prices which increased by, respectively, 3.4% and 2.2% in May, compared to 2.7% and 2.0% in April. These increases mask diverging patterns across countries: lower energy and food prices in the EU OECD countries and higher in non-EU OECD countries. Excluding food and energy, the OECD annual inflation rate declined slightly from 2.0% in April to 1.9% in May.
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AMERICA/MEXICO - 88-year-old Mgr. Lona continues to defend the indigenous population
Chimalapas (Agenzia Fides) - Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Tehuantepec (Mexico), His Exc. Mgr. Arturo Lona Reyes, has publicly stated that Rosario Robles Berlanga, the Federal responsible of SEDESOL (Secretariat of Social Development), "should study the history of the indigenous people" in order not to make "absurd and discriminatory" statements. The head of the Institute of Social Security, which distributes subsidies to the population most in need, a few days ago said that "subsidies will not be given anymore to indigenous women with more than 3 children". In addition, being in the indigenous community of Los Encinos, in the municipality of El Nayar, in Nayarit, the official added that indigenous women seek to have more children in order to have access to a greater number of benefits.
The declaration, considered "discriminatory", has sparked protests in several areas of the country, including the Church, especially by Mgr. Lona Reyes. According to the Bishop, Robles Berlanga's statements are absurd, because she "does not know the ethnic structure, does not even know that the women of the indigenous people do not know what abortion and contraceptives are ... they only know about the miracle of life".
Mgr. Lona Reyes has publicly complained about the ignorance of the officer during the first regional meeting of the "Defensoria of human rights of the people of Oaxaca", casting doubt on the outcome of the assistance programs in the area, as they do not reach the communities. He therefore recommended that the distribution of resources "is carried out in the villages", because there are women who walk up to 10 hours for a pittance and in the end, do not bring anything back. "Since I have retired - said the Bishop, who is 88 years old - I have been living in the forest area of Chimalapas, and nothing arrives there. Institutions must do everything possible to reach communities" (CE) (Agenzia Fides 15/05/2014)
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SAN JOSE, CA - MARCH 20: Head coach Brad Stevens of the Butler Bulldogs watches game action against the Murray State Racers during the second round of the 2010 NCAA men's basketball tournament at HP Pavilion on March 20, 2010 in San Jose, California. (Photo by Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)
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Mother, son loved living on Steelhead Drive
It was one of those places where people knew each other. And that was familiar to the Farnes family.
Farnes moved to Washington from his native Alaska about a year ago. His parents had retired from jobs in Cordova and bought a house on Steelhead Drive. Jerry Farnes worked for an electric company in Cordova. Julie Farnes spent more than 25 years as the only UPS contractor in the small fishing town, which is only accessible by plane or ferry.
They appreciated similarities in the two small rural towns, friends and family said.
Adam Farnes was home with his mother, Julie Farnes, when the March 22 mudslide hit. His father, Jerry Farnes, was away.
Adam Farnes, 23, was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where he died that night.
Julie Farnes, 59, was later found in the debris. Her death was confirmed March 30.
Friends and family thought Adam Farnes was missing until last week.
Because he died at Harborview, the King County Medical Examiner's Office had his body. At first, he was identified under the wrong name. The mistake was soon discovered and investigated.
James Apa, a public-health spokesman in King County, said it took more time than usual to confirm Adam Farnes' identity because out-of-state records were needed. That delayed informing the family.
"It's been really hard," said Kellie Howe of Darrington, a friend of Adam. "We've been thinking he's down there lost."
Howe met Adam Farnes through the Regelbrugge family. Navy Commander John Regelbruggee III, 49, also died in the mudslide. His wife, Kris Regelbrugge, 44, is missing.
Adam Farnes "would just make you laugh all the time," said Howe, 37. He played banjo, bass guitar and drums.
"He always made you feel good," Howe said. "He'd do anything for anybody. That's just the kind of guy he was."
Adam Farnes enjoyed hiking and hunting. Howe said he told of once saving a baby otter on a hunting trip in Alaska. As the story goes, the animal eventually ended up at the Seattle Aquarium. When he later moved to the area, he visited the otter.
"That just shows what a good heart he had," Howe said.
Adam Farnes worked at Mountain Lion Glass, a business owned by neighbors Shane Ruthven, 41, and Katie Ruthven, 35, who with their son, Hunter, 6, died in the slide. Wyatt Ruthven, 4, is missing.
Adam Farnes grew up with an older half-brother, Brian, and a younger brother, Garrett. He worked as a police dispatcher before moving to Oso.
The family was well-known in Cordova, Alaska. "Everybody knew Julie," said resident Alexis Osborn. "Anytime you ordered online, as people in here often do, Julie would bring it. She was always smiling, always happy, never grumpy."
Julie Farnes was also known for quilting and apple pie. She made quilts for charity auctions and new mothers.
"She was the all-seeing eye of quilting," Osborn, 32, said. "It was just her thing."
Life in Alaska suited the California native. Julie Farnes learned to hunt and bagged a moose.
Osborn, a mother of two, said she often went to Julie for parenting advice. She knew Julie's son through her coffee business.
"Adam was a sweet kid, always smiling just like his mom," she said. "He was this big, lumbering dude but always fun."
Dixie Lambert, of Cordova, remembers Adam Farnes before he grew tall. The two families regularly spent Christmas together.
Lambert was set to visit Julie Farnes at her new home the day after the slide.
"Everybody was her friend. She literally didn't know a stranger," Lambert said. "She was such a bigger-than-life personality."
Jim Urton, the oldest of Julie's three brothers, said he started hearing about how the Oso neighbors had adopted the Farnes not long after they moved in. Urton said Julie loved to lay down the law as the family matriarch.
"Even though she was only 5 feet 3, none of us brothers, who all stand 6 feet to 6-4, would mess with her," Urton wrote in an email.
"She was always ready with a smile, had a great laugh and a razor-sharp wit," Urton said. "She was the kind of person that everyone should get to meet at least once in their lifetime."
Instead of flowers, Lambert is gathering her quilts to possibly display at her funeral.
Adam Farnes' friend Howe is among those who hope to see a memorial park built at the slide site to honor those lost.
"It took more people than we even realized," Howe said. "It's a small town. Everybody knows everybody."
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I love Hollyhocks and am wondering if they grow in the TX soil with any amount of success or is it just too dang hot? I'm originally from IL where we had hot humid summers, and Hollyhocks grew, but were more 'wild'(alleys) than garden beauties. ;o)
I have Hollyhocks and they do just fine as long as they don't get the hot afternoon sun. Mine only get morning sun and bloom great. When I first got some I planted them in full sun, but just couldn't take the Texas heat and I transplanted them in part shade.
maybe my problem is too much sun! Mine get rusty spots all over them, I assumed fungus...which may be true in my garden...but maybe it's just too sunny.
What dod they look like when they get too much sun?
I love the flowers and mine return. Last year I had the doubles that look like pompoms. I tossed out a lot of seeds in late fall. If plants make it I'll have plenty to share.
I took these picture of hollyhocks at San Antonio's Antique Rose Emporium and they were doing great. Click on image for larger picture.
ARE often has four inch pots of things they have planted out. I'm not certain, but there might be some varieties of hollyhocks that do better in the heat and humidity of San Antonio than others. You might want to call them and find out what they recommend and if they have them for sale.
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I have grown hollyhocks before and had problems with rust on some of them. I recall I used to treat them with a solution of baking soda and dish soap. Hollyhocks, unfortunately, are just prone to rust. Some of the newer cultivars are more "rust resistant", but, that said, it doesn't mean they won't succomb to it.
The rust is a wind borne fungus apparently that can overwinter in your plant debris year to year if not treated. It is not in the soil. I found the attached GW thread discussing various organic treatments for the rust. I had not heard of top dressing the soil with corn meal, and if I ever grow them again, will try it.
Here is a link that might be useful: Hollyhock Rust Treatment Suggestions
I don't know where in texas you are, but I'm just west of fort worth and my hollyhocks did amazingly well last year. They were on the east fense, so they were shaded by the fense in the afternoon. I grew them from seed, so they didn't do much the first year. but, the next year I got tons and tons of seeds. You are welcome to some if you want. As far as I know, they are a dark red.
I moved to north central Texas (Grayson County) from New England 2 years ago, and planted hollyhocks right after we moved here, in August or September. They grew well and bloomed beautifully the next spring - but then they were totally decimated by rust. If you don't have rust troubles, I think hollyhocks could do very well for you here - give them a try!
I love my Hollyhocks! We planted some from seed and some from starters from the big box stores. Some of the plants are 6 ft tall and some very compact. I planted them in a bed that is shaded in the morning and has full hot sun from about 11 am till 7 pm. At first they wilted and I even lost a few. The yardman told me to put at least 3 inches of mulch on the entire bed. Never lost any after that and they have bloomed very well. As of yet we have not had troubles with rust although last year my Zinas had rust as we had 27 inches of rain over July 4th.
I see hollyhocks in the city parks in beds with no protection. They all look dead now as there is not a watering system and we have had no rain since October 23, 2010.
I have lots of seeds and was wondering when I put them out. Do I need to pull back the mulch until they come up? or do I need to start them in pots and then transfer in the spring?


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A telescoping speculum has a penetrating tube, a guide tube slidable therein, and a flexible sheath attached to said guide tube adjacent one end thereof and having an attaching member at the opposite end that extends around said penetrating tube. Said sheath is so attached to said two tubes that movement of said guide tube farther into said penetrating tube, causes said sheath along with the latter to penetrate and enlarge a passage in a person's body to thus prepare it for inspection and medication.
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0 tlmted States Patent 1 1 [111 3,866,601 Russell Feb. 18, 1975 [5 1 TELESCOPIC SPECULUM 3,502,069 3/1970 Silverman 128/2 M [76] Inventor: James A. Russell, 35 Pinevale Ave.,
Reading, Mass 013 7 Primary Examiner-Lucie H. Laudenslager [22] Filed: Feb. 20, 1973 21 Appl. No.: 334,133 [57] ABSTRACT A telescoping speculum has a penetrating tube, a guide tube slidable therein, and a flexible sheath attached to said guide tube adjacent one end thereof [58] Fieid Se rch 128/2 M 349 R 344 and having an attaching member at the opposite end a l28/349 that extends around said penetrating tube. Said sheath is so attached to said two tubes that movement of said guide tube farther into said penetrating tube, causes [56] References Cited said sheath along with the latter to penetrate and en- UNITED STATES PATENTS large a passage in a persons body to thus prepare it 3,084,693 4/1963 Cathcart 128/349'R for inspection and medication. 3,332,424 7/1967 Minteer 128/349 R 3,421,509 1/1969 Fiore 128/349 R 3 Claims, 8 Drawing Figures TELESCOPIC SPECULUM The principal object of my invention is to provide a speculum that functions so smoothly that there is little trauma to a bodys cavity walls as a passage in the latter is expanded.
Another object is to provide such a speculum that has three main parts that are simple and inexpensive and are easily assembled and disassembled, hence can serve as throw-away items.
The foregoing and other objects which will appear as the nature of the invention is better understood, may be accomplished by a construction, combination and arrangement of parts such as is disclosed by the drawings. The nature of the invention is such as to render it susceptible to various changes and modifications, and therefore, I am not to be limited to the construction disclosed by the drawings, nor to the particular parts described in the specification; but am entitled to all such changes therefrom as fall within the scope of my invention.
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F IG. 1 is a perspective view of my telescoping speculum showing the parts assembled, the dash lines indicating an attaching ring to which a sheath is attached.
FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic view showing how my speculum in inserted position into a passage in a persons body.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged, longitudinal sectional view of my speculum showing a penetrating tube and guide tube with a sheath attached to both, in an intermediate position of use.
FIG. 4 is an enlarged, sectional view taken on the line 4-4 of FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is a diagrammatic view showing a penetrating tube of my speculum having entered an orifice.
FIG. 6 is a view similar to FIG. 5; but showing the penetrating tube extending part way into a body passage.
FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 6; but showing said penetrating tube at the completion of its movement into said body passage.
FIG. 8 is a view similar to FIG. 5; but showing my speculum withdrawn from the body passage, the dash lines indicating the position of the attaching member just before it was withdrawn, the sheath being shown broken away.
As illustrated, my telescoping speculum has a guide tube 10 that is shown long enough to provide a free end or handle portion 12 which, as shown, is of greater diameter than the adjoining body of said tube, whereby the inner end provides a stop member 14. A penetrating or outer tube 18 slidably receives said guide tube 10, other than said handle portion. Said guide tube is preferably longer 'than said tube 18 to thus provide said handle portion 12 as an integral part thereof.
A sheath 22 is flexible and somewhat elastic, being made of plastic or fabric, for instance. It fits over said guide tube 10, being attached thereto adjacent said stop portion 14, as at 24, and extending outwardly to the outer end of said tube 10 and beyond and then reverses its direction and goes over the outer end of said penetrating tube 18 until it reaches a point later described.
Said sheath 22 has an enlargement or attaching member 26, shown as a ring at its inner end, that extends around said tube 18, thus providing a stop member located at an intermediate portion of the latter; but forward of said attaching point 24. Thus the free end of said sheath terminates in said enlargement 26. One end of said sheath 22 is attached to said attaching member 26, so that the sheath extends from said guide tube 10 at point 24 for the remainder of the length of said tube, then continues by passing over the end of said penetrating tube 18 until it reaches said ring 26 to which it is attached. Said sheath has sufficient circumferential elongation to travel from tube 10 over said tube 18; but has approximately no axial elongation.
In use, said guide tube 10 is within said sheath 22 and the two extend into said penetrating tube 18. Said tubes are drawn outwardly and said sheath covered ring 26 is placed just outside an orifice 30 in a patients body 32. Thus said covered ring 26 bears against the part of said body surrounding said orifice. Said guide tube handle portion 12 is grasped and said tube 10 is pushed in an inward direction. This moves or feeds said sheath 22 into the passage beyond said orifice, along with said penetrating tube, as illustrated in said FIG. 6. Said ring 26 remains in its original position against said body 32. As said sheath and penetrating tube penetrate into said passage, they dilate or enlarge it. Said sheath enables this movement to be done in such a gentle manner that there is little trauma to the cavity walls as there is approximately zero translation between said sheath and walls. The distance that said guide tube is moved is greater than that of said penetrating tube.
When penetration to the desired depth has been achieved and inspection completed or medication applied, said guide tube and penetrating tube are withdrawn, and since these parts are inexpensive they are disposable. If reuse is planned they can be separated and sterilized and prepared otherwise.
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l. A telescopic speculum comprising a penetrating tube, a flexible sheath, and a guide tube slidable in said penetrating tube and extending into said sheath, the latter being attached to said guide tube, said sheath extending from the point of said attachment to the front end and then exteriorly of said penetrating tube and then extending in reverse over the end and rearwardly over the exterior of the latter, said sheath having an attaching member of greater circumference than, and extending around, said penetrating "tube, said guide tube being of greater length than said penetrating tube and extending outwardly of said latter tube in all positions of use.
2. A telescopic speculum as of claim 1, said guide tube having a handle portion at one end thereof extending radially outward beyond the point of attachment of said sheath thereto, said handle portion being of greater width than the portion thereof of said guide tube at the point where the sheath is attached thereto thereby providing a stop member.
3. A telescopic speculum as of claim 2, said sheath commencing adjacent said stop member of said handle portion and terminating at said attaching member, the latter terminating at a point intermediate opposite ends of said penetrating tubewhen said guide tube extends into the latter the maximum distance possible.
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World Vision USA, one of the largest charitable organizations in the country, has reversed an earlier decision to employ married gay and lesbian couples.
Just three days ago, World Visions announced it would accept gay and lesbian Christians as employees, in an effort to respect the diversity of religious viewpoints on marriage. However, after receiving backlash from the radical right, World Visions buckled and will instead act against the majority of fair-minded Christians that support the LGBT community.
HRC Religion and Faith Program Director Dr. Sharon Groves released the following statement in response to the decision:
"At a time when people are losing their lives around the globe simply for being who they are, such a reversal is not just sad but is sends a potentially catastrophic message. The Gospel calls on us to stand with the marginalized wherever they are. Many of the poorest people around the globe who World Vision serves are doubly marginalized because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. At a time when Pope Francis is asking, "Who am I to Judge?" World Vision has decided they can judge with impunity and at great cost to those who need them the most."
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WILSON, N.C. – The Lighting of the Luminaries, a long-standing tradition for the Barton College community, will usher in the Christmas season on Tuesday, Dec. 2. The College family invites the surrounding community to join them for this festive celebration.
The celebration will begin with a festive candlelight dinner served in the Hamlin Student Center Dining Hall at 5 p.m. Cost for the meal is $6 for adults and $3 for children and students not on the meal plan.
At 5:45 p.m., join students as they light over 1,500 luminaries across 32 acres of the main campus. At 6 p.m., students, faculty, staff, friends of the College, and members of the community will gather on center campus for the blessing and lighting of the Christmas tree. The outdoor program will include brief remarks by Dr. Norval C. Kneten, president of Barton College, as well as musical selections performed by the College's Gospel Choir and the Sign Choir.
Immediately following the blessing and lighting of the tree, participants will move to Howard Chapel for the annual Hanging of the Greens, and a Christmas Program of Lessons and Carols featuring the Barton College Choir. There is no charge for the program.
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In this workshop digital imaging guru Tim Grey focuses on the Develop module of Adobe Lightroom 4. Starting with an overview of the image optimization workflow in Lightroom, Tim walks you through the process of evaluating your images and deciding what adjustments you need to make. He teaches you how to use the Develop module's presets to achieve quick results, as well as how to apply your own adjustments, from simple exposure and color adjustments to advanced options like the Tone Curve and the Graduated Filter tool. Learn techniques for cleaning up your images, applying creative adjustments, and duplicating adjustments across multiple images. Finally, get some tips for integrating Lightroom and Photoshop to create panoramas and high dynamic range images.
I find that color is very often a primary motivation for taking a photograph in the first place. And so, I often want to try to boost or otherwise improve those colors in my photos. The Vibrance and Saturation adjustments in Lightroom allow us to give colors a little bit of a kick in our photographs. These two controls are found in the basic section of the right panel in the Develop module. We'll go ahead down a little bit here. Vibrance and Saturation are actually both very similar adjustments. They both allow you to either increase or decrease the intensity of colors within a photo.
But they operate a little bit differently. Saturation is the more basic of the two adjustments. If I move the Saturation slider to the right, I will be boosting the intensity of all colors in the image, in doing so, relatively evenly. So, you can see that the dried plants here have had the yellows really boosted, but the red has also been boosted rather significantly. This can be a little bit problematic in many situations because the colors that were already somewhat saturated are getting over saturated. Well, okay, I've increased saturation by plus 100, so I would certainly argue that every single color in this photo is a bit overdone at the moment.
But the point is that even if I had applied a relatively modest increase in saturation in order to bring out just a little bit of color in those plants. It still might have been a little too much for the bright red. I'll go ahead and reset the saturation adjustment. And then we can take a look at Vibrance. I'll go ahead and increase Vibrance all the way up to plus 100. And you can see that once again we brought out some of the color in the dry grasses here, the foliage. But we have not created a problematic overdone look in the reds that were already saturated. The reason for that is that the Vibrance adjustment is, in effect, exercising a little bit of self control.
It will help protect skin tones but it also effects colors unevenly. When we increase Vibrance, colors that were already very saturated will not be boosted very much at all, and colors that were not very saturated will be boosted more. You can think of it as sort of bringing up the lesser saturated colors up to the level or closer to the level of colors that were already relatively saturated. If we reduce vibrance, then we'll see the colors that were highly saturated are toned down first and then the other colors start to get an effect.
The bottom line is that Vibrance can be very, very helpful for many images. And in fact, when I want to boost the colors in a photograph a little bit, I'll start with Vibrance. I'll boost the Vibrance as needed, or in some cases reduce Vibrance. Usually though I'm boosting colors rather than toning them down. And if I find that that's not quite producing exactly the effect I'm after then I might go to saturation, either increasing or decreasing saturation as needed. But by and large, I find that Vibrance provides all the control I need for either boosting or toning down the colors in a photograph.
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text: Florence Morning News (Newspaper) - February 9, 1929, Florence, South Carolina xssr EASTERN S OUT ft CAROLINA. Did You Ever Stop To THINK? A to pass two tourists on the street last night a reporter; for The Morning News caught the remark, "that is the nic- policeman 1 ever saw." That js all the reporter heard but it impressed him as being something unusual, and he. wondered what had occas- ioned it. The thought camt. at once that there might be trouble. across the street the reporter spied officer Ward and asked him if he had just been talking with strangers. "Why answered t h officer, Autopsy Performed On Body Of His Wife Fails Of Expected Results BLOWONJJEAD LIGHT Stomach Of Dead Woman To Be Examined By State Chemist YORK, s. C.. Feb. 8 Rate charged with thc murder of his wife. Mrs. Fayc Wilson King, was eleasod from the York county Jail county al today under bond while it! Kmgs Mountain. N. c.. an examina- tion of the body of Mrs. wa' mutlc by five physicians.' autopsy was performed un- der orders of Solicitor J. Lyles Glenn 01 Chester, In an eltort to deter- mine If the woman died from poi. "what is the matter." "No- thing1' was the reply of the reporter, "I j-ust hear-d a fine couple saying nice things' mT about you." And so had. the In his tour.sts courtesy to Mr. Ward sonlng. how serious consequences i bloy on her forehead might have caused ,-mcl If she was in expectant mother. The examination, according to statements of the doctors, failed to indications thai the wo- an expectant mother. testimony by King at the in- quest was to the eifcct that he be- ..evcd his wife to hove commuted suicide because of fears of ex.nvi -id clidblrth. The blow on the forehead was f-JUiia to have been slight and thote evidence of fracture The performed a fine service to dmlhrnv the city of Florence. It neck' a courtesy, however, that is not unusual with" Officer Ward. men who have visited the Burch ._ building on Church street where the machinery of the Gotham Braid Works is be- ing assembled, have express- ed surprise and pleasure at the apparent extent of tho enterprise which H. V. Cohen has moved to Florence. The women of the city especially will be interested in the man- ner in which the material with which they are so fami- liar is manufactured. stomach of the dead womar was removed and will be examined by the South Carolina state chem- Klng was arrested Monday at Sha ron shortly after coroner's Jim lip.cl returned it verdict that his came to her death from poiso vaaas. Previously it had VM S'1C Her body found January 2o .n a smoke house at her home at aharon. near here. Her husband te-- ifled at the Inquest that he was sick at- the time ana oelieved his wife to have gone to school where she 'i, dia not reutr" all he called on neighbors for nc-lp and the body was found Kins, WHS released fiom Jail when certified check vas deposited by .wo of his brother., as bond EdlUS MAJORITY OF HOUSE MEMBERS SPONSOR NEW HIGHWAY BILL Measure Goes To Judiciary Com- mittee For Consideration COLUMBIA. S. O.. Feb. 8 Sponsored by sixiy five ol ihe 121 inebers, the highway bond issue bin van introduced Into the lijiiso today and took the calenaai iH.mncr 4SI9. The bill which WE-. win to Ihc Jtidlciniy Committee aft- er a short discussion bears thc title bill to provide lor the conslruc- :Ioin and maintenance of the state nignway syslem and for ibc paymen-. with interest of certain obligation: the state highway commission ana counties and highway districts arising from tho construction of stall, highways and for these purposes to lUthorixe Ihe issuance of evidence-L- ot indebledness of the state, to pro- for ihe disposition of the gaso. lne tax and motor vbhlcle license ees and other revenues and to pro- for the administration and op- rntloin oi the state highway aepart- The following members sponsored W. r. Eeasley. of Wllllnmsburg. E. Blackmon of Urangeburg T H rice of Chester. L. c. Bro'oker of Lexington. R. E. Broomc of Rich- land. H. Clark of Slimier. L. M I Clvbuin of Lancasler. C J Colcock i of Bca-jford. J. o. Coomir of Saluda I O. L. Curcton of Pickens. O B Davis el Berkeley, w. M. Dennis of Berke- ley. W. M. Easterllm- of Hlchland c I 3. Ford of Fnlrfleld. T. B. Fore' of D.IIon, E. E. Friday of A. A. Gerald of Rlchland. J. B Ger- ald of Clarendon. A. P. Grant of oconee. J. w. H_mer of Dillon, J Harley of Barnwcll. D. w. Heckle of Barnwcll. R. B. Herbert of Rich- land. J. F. Hutto of Ornngebura J P. Isenhower of Fam'ield. J. M Jnme' of Pickens. J. L. Johnson of Georgetown. L. M, Jones of Claren- don.' F V! Kearse of Hamburg, N. Kelly of Kersha-w, K. R. Kreps ol Rlchlnnd, J. B. Lancaster of Union W. J. Laney of Lee, w. H. Llghtsey cr Hampton. J. W. Mack, of Calhomi J. j Mnyson, of Edgcfleld. R. a. McCaslnu of Greenwood. J.. Mc-Uarilel of 'Mo J. N. McKenzle of Wililamsburg. P Moehan of Chesterfield. M. J. Moore Dorchester, H. Muldrow of Sum'- ter. c. E. Perry of Jasper M Player of Lee. E. Price of Florence W. H. Price of Lexington. W. J Hcv ell of Florence, N. s. Richards ol KL-nhaw. J. p. Rlch.rdson of Claren- C., SATL-ltlMY FIFTT KILLED SUDDENLY IN AT DETROIT BED; HOME! Four Hundred Woifndec In Carnage After Men Find Hindu Body TROUBLEJBREAKS OUT Continue Slaughter, Pillage Of Bombay For Many Hours Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. let! the United States ma- rines In the world war, will re- tire March 5 as commandant of marine corps. MOTHBIl TO I1KATI1 IKK I A mother went lo her death here today lirllpvlng Hun nrr had absolved her 11-year-old son for Mimiting HIT, Inn tlie lioj- laler uroke down nun Mild iiiilLnrlllct Hun his 1VilK 'fJ-IIll! to C'lMleeill Irillh when she salil she shut At flrsl, rriini'is liln. ilcclnrnl I Hat his mother .Mrs. Amy Itankln. Imd avrlden- tally fired a wlilli nialiin; :i lied. Later. nrciinllns cers. lie i-onfessed thai he had 'Mentally killed uhlle playing v.111, a WEALTHY COLONISTS d ,r' o arcn- dcn, A. M. Sapp of Lancaster o ot Georgetown. G W Bent' or Edgefleld. R. s. Sloan of D. L. Smith or Oalltton, C. ThomiU ;r Beaufort. J..M. Thom.., of S; .nit F. A. Tnompson of Mtirion J S. Verner of Richiand. J. s. Whaley ol Charleston. S. B. of Alk! H.v .I.-UIKS I.. IVKST Associated Press MIAMI BEACH. Pin.. Feb. Thc president eloct and Mrs Horn-- have dls-uppo.ntsd socially, aboard the Philadelphia aonla, man WH0 served with thd AH'ed forces during the World Wai will watch with interest, the deliberations of the repara- tions group which is lo meet in Paris shortly to fix tlie amount that Germany must pay to France. While Ger- many has contended that she is unable to pay what France demands, the opinion of the ex-service man can pay and should be made to do so, to the full extent of the Dawes agreement. conviction of former District Attorney Asa Keyes of Los Angeles County by a Superior Court jury last night was not un- expected. Evidence intro- duced during the trial highly damaging to Keyes and his conviction may cause n.'uch uneasiness on the part of some others whom he cincflng th. whllc HOUM dealings with in an official'nas followed MI own program. capacity. He has maJs one excepllon. 11. wealthy v.-infr colony of Miami Miami Beach. They with Invitations t" functions of various sorts but tlnr far have accepted none. In fact since their arrival h-re more than two WK-ks ago. they havi- !vcd in virtual seclusion on Belle or on thc house boats on which hav mnde a. couple of excur- -ions to -Jic fiship." grounx' Florida keys dow.i in th Key West. Thc only ;nvltatlon they hav- cepted was that to a private lunch- that ln honor yesterday lllcll MIL by Mr anfl Mj.s Oyrus H Biscayne MRS. VIOLA FOKKER KILLED IN LONG FALL FROM WINDOW NEW YORK; Feb. 8 _OT_ Mrs viola Pofcker, wlic of Anthony H o' Pokker. airplane dwijucr and m-in uractmer, was Icil.ed tonlglu w o: :.t.u. window Jf her apartment on the 15th floor n Riverside Drive apartment build- Mrs Pokker, who was 35 years old hid been m ill health ,'or unxs cff the j alld just been dlscharaod K vicinity Irom Presbyterian hospital. Previously she had been t'.klnK treatments at a Boston hos BOMBAY. Inaia. Feb. A peace parad? of Mohnmmedna.-, Pathnn-s and Hindus "tonight broke up into mobs o; lighting men the sixth iiiccssive day cntle.J in carnage. Although tiiy new cas- ually list Is not vet complete, tin (Until toll Etand.j ttbove 50 with more than 400 wound.-i. The procession war the outcome of nn agreement among leaders of all -sets lo cn-I the blooclv conflicts which began over minors (tint Palh- nns had us-cl Hindu children as The peace-loving ele- ments of both races had hailed MH? tmnounccment of the armhlice. jolnod should ?r-lo-shoulder In a mnrch through streets nlons: ivhich the FholK were reopened everywhere. Then In lh? Manaanpura quirle- the head of the nroccsslon stumblccl over thc dead body of n Hill h fl'ashed bv knh-ef. nnd lying In thr street. Trouble lollow-d wllhout In all puiLs i the city whli-h had seen' tlu- Disturbances preiiciLsly. The mobs still were rioting midnight although the clly whole wns nuletcr. Former Naval Secretary! Was Closely Attached to i Sea; Resigned Over Oil j DETROIT. Feb. ._. j 111" the Ing. approved and wns rrl-r-el ir ixjlllical oblivion hy tiir Tninnl Dome oil scandal, tilnl" u-hlle hi slept .MIS. ucnijy V.M.S nroiLsn; bv illShl resll-fsnesj on her hilsbnn Part nt 5 a. ,ec-iilnuiv only ho ently fell asleep Ilc 59 years old on Februa'o Besides Mrs. ter. Marian, 13 yCilra ipartment nl the time. A .son Ed "I Sevcr.i Tliree brothers .hunts Denby of wv- A huge. rock-Ilk- of a nun Don by nppnrenllv In hi, u, goorl henllh when he Thiin, day night, only recently undergone a physical cLnilnallo, been proncuilL-ed 'n uo-J i tion. A love for th? fen wns deeplv In Plained in Denby. He enlisted ii the Navy durln.; (he Spanlsh-AnU'r- icnn war as n plain EDWIN BENUV Secretary of the Navy h, Harding cnblnel who was found (lend In bed ycstrrdny at his Detroit home. Denbv served with the U. S. mnrihes th( Wcrltl Legislalure Right Of Way Accorded Measure By House Rule WOULD ALLOW Senator Smith Of Lynch- burgli Speaks On Behalf Of Flood Sufferers p wos n "...it hill to expcndltuie the rellPf 'o, "K mi-ken farmer., n, Southeastern laics lodnv tiir.ni-h the adopllon "y 1'h? mca.Mire woul.l p-uvulf that 1C secrclary of agriculture loan 'up 10 farmers in Florida i-Qla. and Ihe C.irollnai who suf- tluiini. ihe Florida hurricane nn ;i. s s third cla Yost-mile Cam- Ihe World' war and Denby enlisted ns n lenlher- neck, n private in the mnrlne Corp. from which he wa... a malo-. While his resignation ns sccrctarr Eamon De Valera Gets One Month Prison Term BELFAST.. Northern .Ireland.. Feb B de Vnlera tonight "be- ?an serving a sentence of one months nfler his convlclion on l charge of violatlm; the civil au 'horities net forbiodiliL' his cntrv ip I ul. UIK wmeu OLISLCS. ar- tri Northern Ireland territory I rlver' Klchmond this afternoon by In sentence the ma.isirate I fllst llls that be Valern seemed to have I tp he plnns to floUtirt the wnole with his father. I'jStice in Northern Ireland nnd ev i slearmBn .olnne nnd nc- pressed thc belief Hint the defra" by Captain Edward M aaiit was theie In consequence HERBERT HOOVER, JR, .WILL VISIT FATHER RICHMOND. Va.. Feb. Herbert son of _hc presV rlert-elect of the United States, ar- as sccrcrnr, i of Ihe Navy on hlj. birthday in 192< I virtually forced bv his c'onnc-llon will, ihe Teapot Dome affuu bitter blow to Denby. he turned 11 hi without bittoncs., in his heart To some 200 Navy nnd Marine offlc- ers who satJii-rr-1 to do him hone- on the night betoru he left thc mvv deoarUncnt, ncnbv am trying .to. die with my fnr'c to, the, tryln, ,M bravj nnd go lhiouBh' w'llh this I oni lenvlns In body, but my spirit will be with the navy.' LU__ Air- }M coinment on of the Extension, United SUitc.s Bearing thc sentence ind'was'quick" 'y ushered from thc foirt. The w not, marked by any dcmonstra- tJon. BLEAsFrHINKS PEOPLE SHOULD BE A? I OWFn Tn ft LjiJ I y II I K ANDERSON. S. C.. Feb. 8 Keplying to a telegram from the An. derson Independent which asked h'n if rumors that as a citizen nnd tax payer of the state, he was heartily n favor of the S75.COO.OOO bond is- sue, Senator Cole L. Blease today re- 3l.ed ihat "the people should be moved to spwsk at the b.illol Ihe proposal. Bern tor uii'iise's lelcgnm folknvF: "I thine: the renple should be nl- I 'owed to the billot I to whether this tremcndou- i debt shall be plnced upon the prop ..our and len mlnute.s after from Bollln-; Pjeld. Washington. MV. Hoover nnd capfnln Hatght re. at Byrcl Field only eight mln- "tes. Vecelvinsj weather reports, anil hen took off for Greensboro, N. C.. If. was not learned whether they WHlld filop at Carolina Airports or "ontlnue dlrecl to Allanla. In his capacity af of th.. nnvy. Denby signed the Iran-rrr from the navy to the Interior di-- paitmenl of lh. nnvul oil rrservi's in Tenpot Dome. Wyoming and Hi- Tllll. Cnllforhh. 'This bv live of President HarC'.i', Denby. with Albert B Fill secretary of th- Interio-. sivn- th- lensos (hnl tr-.nsfenc.l i'i. oropertles In turn to Harrv F S'n ilnlr nnd E3nrd Doheny. Benutor Wnlcli Demoefnt. -ana, in his final report in .Inn COURT 6UNIS INJUNCTION' ttWNSr.'a SUNDAY UW Greenville Merchants Win In Suil By Decision Of All Justices COLUMBIA. I'mnnnent Injunctions th s th enforcement of Sections 711 ami 'I the penal code relating to Sunda observance were granted 'by S u llemc Conn, totiay two by Greenville Sheriff CorloH n' Th'! tions by Brother in .nine B'X other opinions urn IOM. us olnirmnn of the -scnnte ,-om- today They vere i.lltee uhirh T... Jack ____, For Five Minutes In Ring illtee uhirh nrva ill lenses, declared Denby wni i, jm "anv l In thc lensc-s. former "you' The. opinion In the said lln iimbla. case of Xi-pupa" nm hers deckled earner In thu vhereln thc Supreme Court held thai he Ivo Bccllons ol Ihe code provlcl- ng. Iliac goods solrl Sunday b, cnflscntcd were unconslllulkmnl Juslicij E. S. Blcaee who wrote thi t.plniou in the Columbia case ".-mm those lilcd today, chief Jus -Ice Wat-is Justices Uothr.in am, Stabler concurred.. Justice Cane in the n-mit Ho felt bound by me .nnjorky opl'u In the Columbia case, although had liia-icntfd liom Uinl o.-Inlon t other opimoiis were Ilk-d 'uy th Tlie State, rejpoiulent, vs. D. K rj'lcr niid (J. Shannon who pi'nlctl Ironi an llorry county cnnvli' t.on of assault and battery "with hi to kin. i-oilviution S' W- t'ojielnnu. uppcllant versii TAMPA, Pla Feb. 8 jirj: Ocnipsfly unfl some 5.000 other pii- trons or tistlcs .saw eiBhi mm knock- on', licrc Lsday Rt thc llfith Pirlci yilllciy Arena. This number In '.hi'ce spaniji-i uf ij'Cl: Dor-ton pugilist, who i- n nif-t-t Young nt l-V. Shai-kry vristuU scifc- n ivmMtc nn cicli nnp'Jiirnt vir dOV'SI eo-'f flQ'1 fn- flVC nilnuts apvcnrnncp m the rins. Upon his resi'mallon. Dcnhv re 13 his hnnklii" hriuslrlal ami j work. He awaltlni; him nnd a (by set apnrl I fete him. Rpsoh.lions and monlals of his frlrmis ti'1 he never was-unfr.llhful I pro.' wrong in that S clearly demonstrated by the the I'eport of Senator Thomns which U'alsh on the Teapot Dome a ted Mr. Denby. fnd John Lewis Uiiiiciwocd lcadcr aiea January neton Wash. STKAMKH ll.LVKIA Missive; MANILA, tllu ....nernl m.it nc lie A.wembly and I have not be I ilrlio" of Ulc J" y- despite ter' i sutenii-nt Ihat his shot him coming senator, attempted to Inter, .ere or meddle in stale llion killed herself. WINTER BLOWS ICY BREATH OVER WEST Ua last cnrrj-liiR a num. of scientists hound for the South Sea "nc' nuthorllles here have KANSAS CITY, Fl-b. H blew IU Icy breath deep Inlo iho lower Mississippi vmky tonlgh- brlnnlni; thc coldest weather o' '.he and soulhvvsi nnri nt 3cme Te.vns, Oklahoma. Arkansas. Loulsl- Kentucky and Tennessee were fcelln? the storm with mm. snow nnd lower temperatures, whllc Rocky Mountains and ihe plains states the skies were clearing Reports Salt Lake Cltv Wld of the flndliid of Ihe. frown bod" of Jack Boolh. ra-PMikor of th- dam. who wns overcome tav the cold nnd lay down to die n mile from home Two ilotorlsli rrnpped in a nnowdrifl near Collon save-d Ihemselvcs (rom ttem- v..v 0, lnf to donth by bnnitiiK the an l i. bcntlns museum expehlllon j upholstcrmt of their cur until rd tn -nrrlvrt. shrdluKTAOINCHRDU; i "l tail South Sen. A mosnin nrrlved j t h Amencni- s ere a from the imhnsay ;ll Tokyo ,n ,0_ th0 vcssd. CHICAQO. Feb. (An -Stephen aiminn. director of tin Field Mo- >oum. said tonlijiit no coi.cern is nit Ior the safoty Of stenm-r The Legislative Day TlipT-sorlnleil Th- 5'fc.llOO.OOO bill will, ip.insnrs Introduced In i I The bouse vol.-1 lo 4? j Io committee I he untl-hnnd h ronrnrrelil lesolulion I N.imerou.s enrolled w t-, I Hied in joint .iiifion. I The h' wnvs mlnee projKised' to crenfe suliroii j mittee lo Insp'jl state Iniilutloi next nctober aiul (Iclei-ml. .Tpnionriation ni.n-dcllvrry nnd loss of poods i Greenwood caunly highway ,-im I misBlon. rcsponilonts. versus Stan- v.nrd oil Compmiy of New Jersey L Burnett and others alllrmi'd bx hlc-lui-ny commission u remov.il of a slari-jr I owned hy liurneu vhlch piojeclo over land on Highway right of I which the commission lool; Iron, Bur mat under condemnation wlin-h ;i iip.-enlcel from nn order .hul-e Fcntherslone submlttlm; I a special master for ln-irlnc j Othello School Horeuce Coward', tlllxer and equipment for ihe' 1929 CTOIM. Chi.lrmr.il Shell of thc rules com- mittee .wld the rule probably would be brought oefoic tlie house by thc middle of nc.xet week. It provides for one hour's Early action ,11- th? meBSUrc in-fed by a of .scnalors and i-cpiesr-ntntiu-s from Southern states il a hearing the rillCB com- millee pmcepdinc. nn executive slop, .it which the rule wns agreed upon. They drularrd that. Ihe -rs needeti mom y once lo rinanc- lllclr operations foi the coming sen- Senator Sinltll. (Democrat) South Onroiinn. told thc commltt-e thai very essence of the legislation 's lime and that -.ivmjoumcnt and less of farn.i, wjs Involv-tl In failrre '.r delay of He Ihe lose rent nn2er Ihe propORCK law. Ask-B.l hy Clnlrmnn Bnell if any Hi" siiifs hn.-i "done nnythln? to i.-vintn .1'l.ualon." Senator smith de-lni-ed that "South Caro- ikinw an effort to raise ono to- this purpose." Icnntor Smith said some banks In stnt.es affected w-rc being cm- flnailnl-.llv by the ration I pron denructlon. He th-l tDlncco be placed on Ihe biislu with cotton, ns It had lot be-in Inrlud-J In the measure. of the house l-iilln-o -omii-ittec derl.ireil that hn-l no objection lo Ihe pincm? IT was not au- ils nimit.lre to do elad to a'-cept nn to liir'tile lobacco lawards. (Demo- thin In his staf. nf ihe 72.000 far'ivr? affecte.-l bv s1'1'..... foori-'i l.tsi rail, it 1BOOO npply for tii r Simmons. ID-mocratl .roltnn. drcli-.rc-l that the IVM have had m thp islm ot crops. Bank of Aynor nnd olhers resuou 'Ici.ls In re John I. and olhc-." ll-rsu, city of Columbia ami others J-MIICS L. Peurlfoy as receiver of th- American Trus, .ppellauls. judument l.'d. concerned thc -'.nn for Inren-s! court previously rules vrre ,iu, m.- Bank ol Aynor ny Bunk and Tn. The ndvancei loans would bo upnn a-j IT pi-escribe. e for j n th.' crop'; pro.-.uced l-''..er the on.nial hill a, passed bv the sir, 000 000 wouic! but on fin..] -.pprm-'i hy fhr prpsltlent. HAMBOKE'S SIEDiTATISSS J. P. Alley Fciv. H t i- 70 yp.ir o] hC i "-ip'Tlii pI.Tiinin- a tmj.- 'il.'nndi' !n .small '.vhloh !ni f't- Lire, I.I.Ov.ii Mr (01 T'hr is io N'w Ynt 1 -''fponcji'ius. versus S hchnnl nistnri Oroiicc vcrsmi. Tin. [.om a Jnrismnn llH. fii hono-A-pfi nv tiu sc liitstccs. The .MI; rciuc nun i' 'lint tin- iMistrc.i d.'bl was therefor Ir JES' NAcHUi. PESE MIcSGUflS TO Sl'.ooT CRAP5--J5CY5 EASY COilWTiM' CM A.'.M' Ko 5TRAIN IM' CM' DH from Mi. Cranr shout a nuo. when thi was for the In raclfic. In nothfrn UUI- 'Iropperl lo 31 deorcrs bdoL MI-O thi.' mm-nlnj Idaho Biockfooi. Idnho, it WHH fo below. A trusl fiuirl nf Jl.000.000 was plodRfd hy ProrlPrlrk 3. nicn of New llor.lifllr. N. Y., for thc do- fpn.sr of his brother. Drpuly Shrrift Tronor Rlcr, held In connfRilon with thft HlJiying of WlllUin K. .Inrk.ion oi Wllllnm- Aiitlt1, Conn. Spends Quiet Day Fishing At Cristobal j i PANAMA CITY, I'.niim.i I-i-b I' C. rinul'-s A 'dnv spni' a tinlet af'-nvim In rrom l-'innre l-'leld. .amlert a j -fion from the Airplane Carrier .San. from' whl.-h lit- h.Ki J m.iiH-H'i-ts his ariival in h' with the first ma.'i thc Amrrlfan lle'A' fl'tm Albrook Firkl, Mitlbo'i i 'T-o-'. .lie lo France P.elrl II. .M. Vclltp, known nnd anil rlllu'i, ''led at monllis. ilrclnrpil In illm-l C'.ll fr.. a ivi-ll "lllli'lll f.iiiuri i-iiiinn. nl'ilil a an ni Ili-.in c.ni.e oi Ices Siindnv aflcrn...... al II III the Amnlll. nnilh ftn aunflay 'f roulo as Ihnl (H WEATHEll oinii AMI sorru rvnin i- nlllhll Sunday 'pnrlly I liunl.v c. Int.)