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. E 80 Il .
Mr.. Clifton, Bnrts; and Messrs. Roy
GamE rell and Mason Latimers vera
cafrisd TO the hospital ut Chester
Mnnhay where .thoy were operated on
yeHbarday- for appendicitis. A message
from there today states that they are
getting along nicely. .'t
< Miss Mary Evans of Pendleton was
the guest this week OF her cousin. Miss
Caroline McGee. 4.
- Mr. u c. Milford Is i having. three
NICE cottages erected on his lot: east
of the a.. 8. and "A. railway: $1Iy
vi Mr.. Ernest Ricketts, has beer quite
Ill for the past ten days. \ He: was
thought to be- somewhat setter today.
Miss Laura Feat afheretone left this
week for her home In Rock f{ill after
o pleasant visit to- her brother. Mr. >.
Al. Feathersttne. 8 # | y f. Is,
Mrs. H. "a. Wiies and Miss Curtis
Harper VIII leave teaapgFgW ,iey Horse
:
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!. !: Weekly Cotton

New York, July 24:3The + cottot,
market has exp tftehccd another
fwoek OF relatively small fluctuations
| with the trend upward ifor tho first
half OF the week owing 10 the dry
weather IN Texas and Oklahoma. The
appearance OF showers ON Thursday
and Friday over parts of tho .droutir
sefyed totFelieye epnculatioL and ap-
frohensfon. to soIn6 extent and tho
neTHet tuWard the end ) OF tho. week
bccnrnc rather easy In tone. s.;;:
y Comy laints have bRen received IN
A!aba, IA and. Georgia. and the Caro-:
lnRsr which heretofore have been res
porting quite satisfactory prospects
bnt 1T was not believed that the Eas-
erA belt situatlon had suffered any
'1aterial set back which. timely rains
Could NOT overcome. In eome quar-;
tersi 1t was !. feared z q that rains lin
Texas such as aro needed to be OF any
permanent bcnefit to the crop might
result in Increased activity OF tie bolt
weevile. Bulls $a1so- pnihtad out that
tho government. report: which will be
compiled .sas: Or July tz5,, -;s' likely. TO
reflect fhe, lhfasbratlc wcakncss if
.TEath5F G5Ha stti0Is "a Texas, =. ~, q s.,
,Assde. 1rtm weather reports thore
was not much e. news OF. ihi postnntc
during; tho saaSeck. New bales. wcy11
received from Gdorgia, Alabama ok ::
Tefag; although 1t was xnote cxpectad
that tRcridoy would. reach any
large voi1mn Tor. d couple OF wecks at
least, 41iefeRSii spinners q arc said TO
be short tcpf.white cotton which Is very
SCARCE and comm and6 ssahigh prices.
They ihav9t confraSteda afOr only very
ymail; part Of their future needs aid
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financial and Commercial
New York Cotton

New York, July 24.-So many pri-
Ynte:. reports. Of showers In Texas and
Oklahoma were received today that
i, tho cotton market developed quite a
weak undertone and in the aftcrnon,
was subject to considerable selIinr-
pressure after which II was increas-
ed by cables reporting a very grave
Ausfro- Servinn ,sltunt.on and BY inc
| weakness in the stock markets. Clos
Ing prices wero 8 to Is points net
lower and represent bottom figures
OF the day.
1t was perhaps moro hopeful tI,an
tho ordinary conditions OF yesterday
tand todoy in the southwest which
would probably result in q spolI of
wet weather than any general or
heavy rainfall. which accounted for
,today's. more optomistic feeling
among tho bear traders. Chbles
were also effected by the rain news
and their weakness was responsible
Tor the opening partial decline of 2
points net. For time afterward the
market held steady and even showed
occasional periods Of firmness, not
ably when the Southwestern weather
details failed to confirm all OF tho
private reports of rain. Eastern belt
advices were again conflicting, but
on the whole gave little. cause for ap-
prchension.
Weekly statistics. particularly the
small spinners' takings were consid-
cred rather bcarish and added to the
feeling Of heavincss in the last hour.
Cotton futures closed barely
steady
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IVA. July 23.AThe ladies of the Mis-
sionnry and Aid Society fthe Pres
bytnrlan Church will sell cake and
cream Saturday afternoon beginning
nf 4 o'clock In the grove across tile
street from Mrs. M. L. Kay's residence.
Mr.. Carl Floyd Of Greenville was a
business visitor here one day this
week
Mr. D. F. sadlcr has returned homo
after spending several days at Starr
with his son. Mr.. J. Edd Sadler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles StSciffIo of
Netdcry are guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. J., w. Wharton.
Mr.. Tom Daniels left Tuesday for
Florida where he goes on q prospect
i Ing tour. ,;
: Mr.. j. "A. McAlisteri spent Tuesday
in Anderson with relatives. :.
Miss Louise Cunningham OF Abbe-
tiilo ts the guest this week of her cou-
sin. Mrs. J. T. Whtaon.
~: Mrs. Sudie L. Wright OF Hartsyilie
haf boen elected one OF the teachers
f,of the Iva high school for the next
] session. -
\ DR.. Land Of Starr was O business yis-
'itor here Wednesday,: !.
Mrs. II. II. Anderson OF Welfare and
Mrs. Ezell OF Spartanburg are spend
ing tho week at the home Of Mr. 8. F.
AaGarscn.
Miscses Ella, Kate and Berthn Nc
flister have. been on a short r. II to
their. cousins, Misses Meta and Bessie
,Afams OF Stare. ',ssisI5,4
.Mrs. j: e. Watson spent last Wednes-
day, In Anderson; on q shopping trip.
Niles Sephrys jackson OF EtorevilIe
|Iandsldi dissi Fannie May Stevenson of Alb
beydle are the guests OF their COUSIN.
Miss Mable Reid. =,
Dr. A. L.. Smeti1ers Of Anderson was
| here Wednesday,,
: Mrs. n. q. Hall and daughter, Mrs.
willie tof LAurens ARE visiting their
cousin. Mrs- WV. Beatty.
+ The Saluda Association will con-
;yene here With the First Baptist
church on TueBany, Wednesday and
Thursday ct next week. A large crowd
is expected on this occasion,
E, Mrs, r, p. Clinkscales Of Anderson
was here this week on, visit to rela-
tlyfa.s. s...:-, 4
i All those: interested in the Generos.
tee graveyard arc requested to meet
there Saturday morning, the 25th. at z
o'clock for THO purpose of cleaning of
tho grounds. s.yt slilt So 80
4 Col. John @. Clinkscales candidate
, for governor will speak here Saturday
afternoon in the grove noar,the depot.
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i :I'G Grain & Provisions

|: Chicago JllyS 24,Chancas OF war
In Europe tended to sustaip soma-
thing Of the advance In nearby de-.
Fliyeries of'wheat todny but failed -
offset heayineSs In the snorp ido doferreA
options. The market closed :.nset-
.tled sls2 OF fsfn53-S nne compa| Wit /
fastEnight. & ~ /.
|: GhFn suifeFea etpet DECLINE Of IS, g,
g PC ce !. = &c: rrcy!sic:s . i
LphtSorhe was "a: setback Of 22 1-2 TO
EEIa 1-2 EXCEPT. for July pork, whtoh
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COTTON SEED OIL
Causing .Auth Excitement During /
..iaii Break Of 90 Points.

! New York, July Cotton seed oil
caused excitement on the produce
exchange today. when old crop posi-
tions under q heavy selling movement
precipitated, by weakness In lard and
cotton broke from thirty to thirty
nine points. The market has been
on TIN verge OF a break for several
days but. until today 1t was believed
that Tcfiners were short OF the old
crop months and would relieve local
holders OF the oil they were carrying.
The new crop contracts held relative.
~ steady and closed with but small
losses. J, -l.5,.'s.;-, -, .
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Money On Call

1. New York. July 24.-Mcrcanti.o
paper 4 1-4a5.
Sterling steady sixty days 1876:
demand 4S8.10..
Commercial biiis 484 3-4.
Bar silver SO 7-8.
Mexican dollars 63 7-8.
Government and railroad bonds
heavy.
Call money steady ga IA;
ruling rate q; closing 3-4 2.
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Liverpool Cottor,

Liverpool. July 24.-Cotton SPOT
stendy; good middling 1856; middline
73s s;;i9w middiing $50, Sales 5000 !:
speculation and export 300; receipts
1900.
Futures quiet and steady; July TIC
Ia; July and August 715 1-2; Sep
tefnbcr and October 671: December
and January 665 1-2; February and
March 667 1.2; April and May GO9
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Cotton Seed. Oil

New York, July 24.-Cotton seed o.,
broke severely for. old ca op deliver
fes under heavy liquidation and
stop loss selling, participating in r.,
weakness In lard and poor demand
Cor actual oil. Lato positions wore
relatively steady. Final prices wcr.
10, TO "a points net lower on near and
unchanged to net lower on late
month";. .
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l hereby announce my candidacy
Tor County Commissioncr,of Anderson
county from tho third sEoctlon COM
prlsing Hopev.nli. Williamson,
brushy Crcpk and Carvlp townships.
subject to tho action 81 tho Demo-
cratic party. .tiy ~
]. MACK DUFF ROGERS.
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Eases Torment OF Asthma and Hoy
4 :. =. Eoyne

Fever.
For the discomforts and misery of
asthma and hay fever use Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. It puts
a healing. soothing coating over tho
swollen, tickling membranes, and
cases the thick and choking sensa-
tfon. Helps you to breath easily and
naturally. Mns. Agatha Longacker,
Fond du Lac. Wisconsin. says: my
left lung was greatly affected by q
severe cold. and one-half bottle OF
Foley's Honey and Tar cured me-"
Refuse any substitute offered.
Evans. Pharmacy, Agents.
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! hereby announce i1ly, candidacy
ior county commissioner from Section
4. comprised OF Deltop, Martin. IIonea
Path and Druadawny Townships. Sub
1ect to the rules or the democratic
party. r.; D.' SMITH.
Better known as "Dick", Smith.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the House Of Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic primary.
WALTER F. WHITE.
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Babe" Adar,s has been loaned to
the Watts Mill club for tho game on
Saturday with Chester. He will do
the twirling fer the mill team and ex-
poets to bring homa the bacon. The
watts mill plays in Greenwood the
first three days of next week.
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l hereby ann,'unec;; myself. u candi-
date for Commissioner from District
No. z, comprising I,cndleton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Cdntefvi1l6 town
ships. subject TO rules of Democratic
party sfHtlti.i
J. II. WRIGHT.
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Cotton Goods

New York. July :!.-Sentimcnt in
dry goods markets wD3 much Inn
proved today by tho result OF the
creditors meeting OF :'ic II. Il. Ciaf-
lin company. Trade coutinucs quiet
In cottOhs aud w0olcns. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

- hereby announce nyaelf cnnd,-
date for the House of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OK the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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= hereby aAnoancs myself . candi.
date. for the State Senate, from Ander-
BON county; enh5ect to the rules OF the
Dan1oefattc pfimAf3. !. 4, ~: x, ~.
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J. II. WRIGHT.

I hereby announce nlyHelf as can.
dtiatc for Commissiondiy Of Anderson
county from Section No, !, composed
OF Garland. :Brnshy Greek. Hopewel,
nnd Wtlliamston T6whships. subject
TO the action OF tho democratic party.
= W. ~, w f Wntann
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] hereby announce myself candi-
date for Commlssion9r, from District
No. :, comprising penSilcton, Rock
Mills. Fork and iCenteEville town
ships. Subject to the rifles OF the
democratic primary. =. id!
JOHN Rg,CUIiBERSON.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

W. II. g. Elrod announces himBelfa q
candidate for county commissioner
from the district composed, ;pf VIII
liamstQn,, Garyin, Drushy Creek and
aonewcll. subject to the rules OF tho
democratic party. fit{ Ifi
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

l,'hoiebs anIfoalnec Agsclf a candi-
date for commissioners Gf District No.
], comprising. Corner, Hall, Savannah
and Varenncs townshipe,., subject to
tho rules OF the democratic primary.
PRESTON d. Gkft!Ey; IR.,
z fsti,t; Iva; s.. c..
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:. ] hereby announce myself o candi-
date for the legislature subject to tho
rules and regulations of the dcmocra-
tic party. GEO. M. REID.
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Z / nm Candidate for the House Of
Representatives from Anderson coun-
ty. ! will abide tho rules of the
primary. SAN WOLFE.
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~ hereby announce mysoif a candi-
dnte for the office = or. otIinissioner
from section. g., c8ifBffsiis' Fork,
Rock Mills, Pendietons end Centervilie
townships. subject t9.ilhS rules OF the
democratic primary Nv. Il. HARRIS.
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3 hereby sahnounce- myself q candi-
date for commissioner, from District
No. q comprising Pendteton, ROCK
Miils,' Fork and 'CentarviIis }townHhips.
subject TO- the rules Of the democratic
primary. ,.t D. 8. HODSON.
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REPRESENTATIVES,

f'' REPRESENTATIVE
hereby announce myself as can
didate for House Of Representatives
from Anderson county, subject to the
rules Of the democratic party.
OSCAR d. GRAY.
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s ] hereby announce infsolf candi-
date for the soffita OF . Judge OF bFso-
bate for Anderson county. subject to-
the rules governing tile democratic
primary election.
*. w. II. FRITRsON. i.
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I hereby announce myself a cam
didate for the Office OF county super
visor Of Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. II. M. VANDIvER.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

: Mr.. Charles p. PressIey, vice-coun-
Bcl general at Paris. passed through
the city Thursday afternoon en- route
TO Cedar Springs to visit his mother,
Mrs: ]. l.. PRESLEY. He has been Civ
en- a leave Of absence OF sixty days.
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Over 600 people went on the excur-
sion oyer the Piedmont C Northern
to Chick Springs this morning. The
crowd was 30 large that many had to
-Go ON the regular trolley ut 8 a. m.
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FOR STATE BINAYOK

= hereby announce myself q candi-
date for State. .Senator from Anderson
County, subject to the rules OF the De.
smpcratic primary election.
!; !, - - s--s 80 .f!2. AL. StfERARD. (.
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Z hereby announce mysoIF candi.
date for tho offlce Of Auditor, subject
TO tho rnles Of tho Democratic prl-
mary j. II. G. GtafFFrM. Z,
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FOR COUNTY sUpERyISOR

hereby announce my, of candi.
date for county supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary.
7. MACK KING.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT

! hereby announce myself candi-
date for reelection, to tic Office Of
County Superintendent OF Education,
subject to the Democratic primary. s
J. D FELTON,. Z.
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announce myself candidate Cor
the legislature from Anderson Ccua-
ty subject to tho rules Of tho denlo-
cratic party. T. p. DICKSON.
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hereby annonnco myself candl-
date for the Office Of probate Judge Of
Anderson county subject TO the rules
primary. VICTOR q. 'CfIESHIEn.
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The many friends of Mr.. II. ].
'Drlnson. who has been sick for some
weeks. will be be glad to know thnt
s}lc was able to be out yesterday.
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Il hereby announce myself o candi.
date for the Office OF Auditor of An
dorson County subject to tho rules of
the Democratic party. .:l
n. WARE AUSTIN.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

I hereby announce Imyhelf cand!-
date Tor county commissioner for, tho
thard section, consisting,i of Garvih,
brushy Creek. WiliiamHton aud Hope
wei! townships, subject TO tho action
OF the democratic prtmary.,.
H..A. ROSTER.
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I hereby announce myself candi-
date for County Supervisor OF Ander-
son county. subject to tho rules OF
tho Democratic primary.
THOS. b. KAY.
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hereby announce mygeif candi-
date for commissiopeFh,,i for Honea
Path. Bolton, Broadway and Martin
townships. District No. A.. subject to
the rules OF tho democratic primary.
w.. r. TONNES.
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!. hereby announce myself a cahdi-
date FOR the office OF Frobatn Judge ror
Anderson county. subject to the rules
OF the Democratic Primnfy.. ID
,.: Il. r. HOIJ,ANT)si "a
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Fun PltOIlATE AIlI,GH

q Fun PROBATE SliDGH "a
". P. Nicholson is hereby annoAnc.
ed as a candidate for te-electiof, to
the office Of Probate Judge, eubjcct
to the rules OF, the democratic pri-
mary. ~ !,
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!: ] hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for county supervisor. subject
to the rules of the democratic pri.
mary,
". j. JOHNSON.
Pelzer. 81 G., r. F. D. l,
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i. I hereby snnounca lntsscIfs d ,candi-
date for county treasurer ofSAnder-
son. county, subject Co tliatrules OF the
democratic primary. X y. ~ ( COOK,
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I hereby afnounce nhyssaf d candi-
date for Probate Judge of Apdorson
County subject to tho rifles OF the
democrtic primary. w. r.. COX. {
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+ l hereby announce myself O candt-
date for supervisor Of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to the rules OF democratic
primary. G. y. MARTIN.
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! hereby announco5 myself a candi-
date for Treasurer of!iAntarsDt. oSun-
ty. subject to tho &rnlos OF the Grr,c-
cratic primary. i: LelioYf SMITH.
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FOE COMMIgsiONRR

H. A. Sullivan OF Fork, township is
hereby announced forY Ylrhmmispioner
for Section Two, comprising Fork
tock Mills. Pendleton and Centervtile
townships.
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FOR AUDITOR.

81. g.: FOR AUDITOR 81
p hereby announce myself candi-
date for County Auditor. subject to
the rules OF the democratic primary.
go: sGs r. A, Abrams.
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II ftcfeby announce myself a .candi-
'date for County Treasurer. subject to
tho rules OF the Democratic primary.
v, ~ IS WA. EnROD.
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4 hereby ann0uRce myself a candi-
date for county tfnish hrhr:; Subject to
the rules and regia6ti6ha Of tho
2 81 81 Dr.aw.SA. TripD
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;.s3s;.s 4 +t7 FOR COUNTY TREASURER a.
5 4 hereby announces m5snlfes eant,-
date for county treasdf dfef subject to
TUG rules of tho denpEratic party.
-. ( i: MERCER KING.
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I hereby announce myself as carr
,dtdate .fot County Treasurer OF An
asrsoa county sIS5;:ec:. g the -.:!es cs
the RsRqcrattS party. ! il .
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GREENWOOD NEWS

, Q 0 0 o o o o o o o o o o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-04
REBELS TO DECIDE TODAY WHETHER TO TAKE PART
 IN PEACE CONFERENCE
Agents Communicate With Leader and Answer to His Protest From Mediators-Answer With
 held Pending Constitutionalist Chieftain's Reply

, the possibility of obstacles insisted that all difficulties ultimately would be over come. Secretary Bryan again reiterated that mediation was progressing satisfac- torily.
 Refused to Comment
 At constitutionalist headquarters those engaged personally in the long distance deliberations with constitutionalist lead- CTS iiatly refused to say whether the com muncation contained a possibility of set clement of Mexican difficulties from the eonstitutionalst point of view. One source, however, ntimated that there Were suggestions in the note that had not been forecast in previous dispatches from Niagara Falls. The proposal was reported to contain compromise offers on which Carranza's representatives wours be admitted to the peace negotiatio These included. it was said, provision limited armistice and constitutional S. participation in the proposed provis ? government. SE
 While ammunition for the constituf .$S ists was en route today to Tampic $~ l the United States, admission can sss T n the state department of previously GO t. ed orders to customs officials nof S 2 ear consignments of munitions of ws @ .ex- ican ports. Secretary Bryan O. here semed to have been some miss @ . the original order Assistant Secrs ioose- welt, acting Secretary of the in the absence of Secretary Daniels, sai,- no or ders had been given to the American naval commanders on the Mexican coast in re- gard to the treatment of the steamship Antilla. laden with war supplies for the constitutionalists, when she appears in Mexican waters. This was taken as an answer to the question as to whether the American naval commanders would ex- tend protection to the Antilla in the event that some of the Huerta gunboats, which have been informed of the nature of her cargo, should attempt to waylay the ship.
 Taken No Action
 The state department has taken no ac- ton on the notification received today through American Consul Canada at Vera Cruz that the constitutonalists at Tam pico would refuse entry to any vessel whose clearances were not issued by con stitutionalst consuls.
 It is believed that question will soon become practical one by the appearance at Tampico of American vessel de- manding entrance under clearances issued by Huerta consuls in the United States IT such ships have sailed from home ports before receiving formal notice of this new demand it is said the state de- partment will insist on their right of en- try.