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Former President Of Laurens Bank Placed Under Bond LAURENS, July 7.-(Special) -J. Adams, former president of the Laurens National bank, which was closed several months ago by order of the board of directors was today placed under bond of $3,000 here for his appearance at the October term of United States court at Greenville to answer to the charge of making false entries and misapplying the funds of the bank. The bank affairs have been in the hands of National bank receiver for several months. Mr. Adams waived preliminary hearing. Democrat! And as much as I love and revere that wonderfully inspiring song. 'Onward. Christian Soldiers. which I understand is to be Hoover's anthem, like "The Sidewalks of New York. better than to have to fall in with the anthem adopted by the Republican party if have to sing or whistle with Vare. Doheny, or Fall and Sinclair -but need not go through with a long catalog of those whom hope won't be allowed to profane the sacred song above quoted Mayor Dean asserted It was his first public declaration of his con victions pertaining to the coming presidential election. believe. he added. "on sober reflection that not many, when it comes to showdown. of our Democrats in the Southland will care to join with the plunderbund. Coming back to horseback riding directly Mayor Dean stated that have always enjoyed horseback riding. and got lot of my experience in this exercise in 1876, when as 12-year-old boy wore a red shirt and rode with my father's big company from Duncan to the Spartanburg courthouse to hear Hampton and Simpson and the silver-tongued Youmans proclaim the doctrine of Democracy and home INSPECTS IMPROVEMENTS Although he chooses to keep his morning rides strictly within the bounds of pleasure and exercise. Mayor Dean's busy mind and crowded program cannot be left entirely behind when he goes out with Bonnie Jean He sometimes directs his steed along routes that enable him to make inspections of the many public improvements that have been inaugurated in the city since he came into office But mostly he rides for the pure enjoyment of the sport, leaving the elements of business to later hours of the day when he uses the more practical and less romantic automobile to go about his public duties Mayor Dean 15 one of the few Greenville men who are habitual horseback riders And he plans to adhere to the sport because he is an excellent rider. because he loves the sport. and because affords him valuable source of pleasure and re-
