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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
MARKET REPORT
Dalnasa Review
~

New York. Sept. 4.-'"rhere Is furth-
er abatement OF the tension In financial
circles. although money continues very
firm and new business IS still closely
restricted TO urgent needs. The dis
organization of foreign exchange is
slightly less marked and International
banking arrangements are, very slow
~ but gradually improving Efforts
TO restore more normal. transporta-
tion facilities with foreign markets are
Ineeting with gratifying success. The
shipments OF grain abroad are be-
coming more extensive and buying for
foreign accounts continues heavy. The
higher prices induced by these pur-
chaaes cause a. considerable expan-
sion of offerings OF wheat 'irrcm tho
country, and the sales abroad will has
ten return to more normal condI-
tions in the International exchange
Considerable irregularity is manifested
in reports from the leading mercan-
tile and Industrial Gcenters. but in
view of the existing conditions, the
movement OF cpi2modoties is cutie
well maintained.
Failures Tor the week in the Uni
ted States were 364 compared with sos
last year, in Canada, 55 compared
with 10 last year"
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Weekly Cotton

StNeW York. Sept 4.--Phc attention
s2f me iocal trade is still practically
ifonopolized by, the, effort j. to close
out the old contracts. which were left
outstanding when the markets were
closed more than q wegk ago. Tne
plan proposed by the international
conference and approved by members
OF the LEGAL exchange on Thursday is
considered likely to result in an uitl-
mate adjustment of the straddle In
terest, but the fact that the progress
OF such liquidation is to depend upon
the marketing of the, Liverpool stocks,
has created apprehension that It will
be some timo before the interests are
completely eliminated. {
For the past week or two the Liver
pool sales have been averaging only
about 100 bales per day, while It is
estimated that the Liverpool short
interest here is in the neighborhood of
100000 bales, but the. English i'm
porters are not attempting fresh i'm
portations of anything more than suf-
fcfent cotton to fill out assortments
until the old stock is disposed of and
the British government iss said to have
placed larger orders for cloths which
may increase the demands op the sup
ply available .;;s,,ss 40 -
Meanwhile. sstimstes ~ the then new
crop have been Increased ms q restil:
of the goyernmen nt, report showing an
improvement in, the, 1yfoseect, durti z
August and almost every day DURING
the week there have been reports OF
graduaIl ~ deeliningj ,inrtses, In, the
South. iTestaSa q iIh parkirAiar,, is re-,
ported ito be Offering cotton to tho
New England mills at very low prices
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sYsFs sscate IqaIsssta {

II rs vas annoyed; Torl oyer aIyear, by
attacks of acute indigestion. followed
by constipation" writes Mrs. M. r.
Gallagher. Geneva, N. K, ~ tried
everything that was recommended to
me for this complaint but nothing did
me much good until about four
months ago saw Chamberlain's Tab
lets advertised add procured q bot
tie of them from, our druggist. I soon
realized that ] had gotten the right
thing for they helped me at once.
Since taking two bottles OF them can
eat heartily without any bad effects =
Sold by all Sealers.
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Dry Good

Mex York Sept. q. primary
cctt1h gods market today wes ateady.
,Btsse Tor large quantities. :scf print
-cloll tes we're made. but mo business re.
sulted as the mills deesined to make
further reducti Ions, Staple gingharns
were In. good demand. Dress eing-
hams continued to show an fiiproye-
lnent. Domestic wool prices held
firm. Fine wools were reported to
have deciiaed SHARPLY on the Austral.
Ian markets. Financiat bra5stire
cansee some silk manufactiifersr' to
reduce prices On cFepes. 81 : s
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ERI or AT
so ARS Ss;Ils WARD
Bic q. Rseord

i n u 49, ~ ~ -
& Chicago. Sept Al Trans ~ Atiantic'
calls fcs breadSttffss, said 10 l5a seftil@
ont parallel In the II lssUfys OF trade
today brought the wheat pii to the
l,s,eAis tisk 1ss
Srti6E SOFA hs high at s7s1ss IA
E This insfised an ascent OF 81 / e
since tie liay Germany announced
lhosti iiitles had become ineRitabl8
vlEthafiS 10 speeaiatofA were liars
dy enough 70 0Dp6se the aayance. The
profit EEsksne les by holders turned
out 10 he aitnge her sinsdfiIc "a act
Iss ribfA than temps check On tsss
violent upturn
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Hester's Report
Giving Total Worlds Consumption Of
American Cotton for Season

Giving Total Worlds Consumption Of
American Cotton for Season
New Orleans, Sept. f.--Totaf worlds
consumption of American cotton dur
ing the season ending August 81. In
statistics issued today by H. G.. Hes
ter, secretary Of the New Orleans cot
ton exchange, was put at 1882 600
bales divided as follows:
Northern mills 2,S25,000 bales;
Southern mills 3.037 900; foreign mills
S,670,000.
!. The commercial crop of 1858, 600
bales was divided among the cotton
growing states in this way:
Alabama 1.530.oee; .rkansas l.
0S1,00o: Florida 10000; Georgia 2,454,
600; Louisiana 4S5.0e0; Oklahoma
$4,000; mississippi 1,336,O0O; North
Carolina $4,000; South Carolina l.
100000; Tennessee $4,000; Texas g.
90f, 900.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05

/ hereby announce myseir a candi-
date for Commissioner from District
No. q, comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centervflle town
ships. Subject to the rules Of the DEM
ocratic primary. ~ I
JOHN IL CULBERSON.
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.iver Dol Cd oia

lsisssS5oi. ssblI Z nSE s. sl.l So. .ss. tsas
retail ht tllcIiEifg6 IA Ten = z sAies
1900 bales Including l,se0 American
on the basis Of 6.z6d aIsi ddlsE &.
Imports ]. .7eg bales all Al iliafscsp,
Z Total forwarded TO snitlIs. "A 900
bssasss OF sssse....s ee1 were lSsieriSar. !.
stock eel geo b Aiher,cas: Inn
ports 20 AIneficas, aA0e 6Seolsa
1000. "a . s 81. 81
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Cohniatsia, Tenn Many d lime, -
says MIS-. SSsies Sharp, 81 this riace.
81 wished would die and be relieved
OF my Suffering, from woniafly sroubles.
] could not get up, without pulling az
something 20 help me, and stayed IN bed
most Of The time. cctid not do nv
loasswoflr.
! The least ssiaoiiff Of Rork tired ma
/. tlslss ny tl1eAa sgosiii win, and I s.esEld
trenible fof an h0tIf or nnpse. Finally, 1;
hASk GsfdHi. the wuInafi,s tonic, and Il
go not 4ssea with IL rs sssfg 1IsuIz5
s.sss; = sz5tl Il tbfvc To 10 5elis IN iaCf,
lam 1es..sd and Weil Of al ny troubles e
Ear1iii snes Il. HI sliS I'D az es.s.se "a
ileIps 10 make them str1nRI Il 8cis sEiils
: ssa;lire si1t against her. 11k Is for the
stlgets II ;;fffi hIe sirifeii. s,c feel
sse 'gsff ere :Ia, oil q lesd
sos1Sidlllg 80 qgieejt cir nerves and
ssltehes lseli ne ssofi:s. ptif
II yos afe q sFoiisia. .essrR if6ni any
es The ssllfneions sgtiIp pms os Sgef,aiile
lffoullie. fAife fzfiitIi. "A vii Esein n1lf.
AZ aIi
lssilss :.sf,esaas issa.s,ns CO. TaaIs.,
~ Sss yesf as sS
zg>1thlell leF NofEe1 II liss stAppts. os 12H
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
better llnowif aae Diell'' /,

9sf SheretS anndH6eA my cfndidacy
foT County Comhissta taner from Sec
ton -. comprised Of Feiton, H6nea
Path, Martin and BrJadway town
ships. subject to tho rules CT the
Demo ocratic pfimar5
& ~ J. NJ HOLIDAY.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
f:iian,be aia'e Cello, Cholera ead
sDfafFsso ledy.

Il ansIEed the boys when they en-
listed for the ESAfiish war to take
Cham befsainss C0lic. cholera and
Biastheen ReInady with them, alsG
have received many flianlEs for the ads
vice kitsn writes ]. II. Honeiiiand.
Ellion, Iowa. No pefsofl whether
tfAvbiing ot sat home sh5nid be With
diit this great Remedy For aaie by
az dealers.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
WHAT HAS
AIKEN. + DONE
.T.sFrar,kA ". Watkins Replies 10 ,he
Resent se II / . H inHsThlsss n
al &. sn.ltnnnnse 4 By Eiis 0ppoAehtsl ~

'stt3 :; IL 'ls if. t,'i' i.'i n p ava u, ~
Editor The, lntelftgehSer. iass4rht ath9' !
p IF. ii. nominick. ~ fha'9,aIx 9a,aanIxfjdssts
for nouryes. ,.s;,s,a ~. I sg.,s.
-
's AaYet selnent m Ii1ngG1r papef
ssks swhai mas Aiken done for 4fider.
son, and in7fep1S Ing TO 5Is- q n : r-Siiies-
ton ,sta mic .ss5sy,s,,s.
To- hayei
&, >. M - ~ s's,s p
tosit s'ss sIfA 5of its crop moving money
~, this feHnty.
r. On tirsf tliouS N E,-jiI swoutS saan AZ, !,
tais conhs 4 ls,vil = sit.s ~, Ets
arc,,s ;s - "a sroeton plo-
~ s1iio9id - sne emitted to. and its
Congressman should Secure for 1t a
part OF the deposit which the secro.
tary OF che TREASURY has fhsans ,,a,,,,,, !,
In varso,,s !, ! =, -
- =. 20 "a .lie country reF.f
put pose o. moving the crop. The faets
are, however, that under the rulings
OF the treasury department Andersen,
comfy was not ,,.ai,a,,,
60 - ots Nuailned 70 receive
any any " VI ents ueposit,f and IL we lad haf.
ten congressmen, Mr.. Dominick In-
cIuded, we could not have pottsn an,
Gan. ~ t,,s. z, !.
tbinL \ soaSy pa,, ,ts. lot SniE county. J
Mr All az, -, z. slss oniy,9asf tc
MOI, mr., az s tne reasons why tnis
comn;., I'M .sss, aot asailsoie ,I,s Ior thts
Ss|neo hk2l 1891 pts oeposts OF
r,SSy N hr,s,ss ys .sa s 20 De distributed
Of 49,. II i,s ~, sectsons
lvhact N ~, :, ,,s,s.sS. ~ hs .ue;ss ~
sss,s,.,t =, s.s pesiseg tiaa 70 pnt up
=, ,s.,.s ~ .Ilss fisppsN apta tliey liati
s,at.,. ~ or Oh the Vnited
- se,,ss;s, ~ s',nnasht me. IN eacn place.
49,. 49, M ,l,Hy l,oliey was. aepobited &c Pc 70
,,en. g,vI =. ts a.. lh.srests sSI tne govern
T,snsa y, q! sne9se
q sls 80 80 !. req tale
~ wst.l sas. tLlae ~. Fere placed
Sn,s Sass., an ulg panhlngs centers ana as tae
.saisls ls.usIal, soyeInmsnt. def.is only With
.istsol, osnAs. ts.at lpeans zthat only
2 ses
,I oI tnes ieohey. Andefaon county With
/ ns .. st4nseeh panks mas only one mt
ionaL Dahs, ana SO we are not entitled
70 hlale N TINS uep eposit.s only GREE
va, s slIie
OF the money. and there are at least
; . -SaS Isaslynias usIEs m sacn or these
N
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05

8 New York. Sept Cettoa saed oil
was veal. fin&1 prices show 4 net
s0as of Is to. n s points siasisdafiah
coupled Wltli hedge aeiifnR of Jan
lial5. And lAstlil os npts % s1pD6fs were
sesbnasshIe fnE the break renders
np 3ar thfs ffs3nt Is 4it.ousst % abont
sz, 600 barrels,
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Chicago Grain

Chicago, Sept. 4.-Profits were rea-
lized in earnest today on exchange.
After advances of 6 "a q brshel,
wild closed Wild 8. g 6 ?=S shese
yesterdays finish. All other leading
staples showed net gain.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
MONEY ses Cali

s; fSrw TorK. sept. ercantile De-
per: " ~ :
gos! 81. for deSgE 0E 81 3 s
sas silyer 81 ~ q /,
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hereby announce myself q candi-
date for supervisor of Anderson conn-
ty. subject to the rules 6s democratic
primary. C. F, MARTIN.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05

hereby announce myself u candi-
date for county treasurer. subject TO
the rules OF the, democratic primary.
kiSsss stW itsN3 q. POLICEMAN 1
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Z hereby announce myself a. caiidf-
date for representative from Autor..
son county subject to the rules Of the
democratic primary. .'{Ii SfS9Isa.
jWt j. H. HyTcHHsoNs
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ron C0UNY TRRASURER. Z
II hereby announce myself candi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules ana regulations OF the dem.
ocratic primary.
DIR. w. A. TRIPP.
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= iPeR COMMISSIONER,

District No. 3. - 6 -.
r. A. fShllivan OF Fort kownsllip Isl
hereby, announced for commissioners
Tor Secti6nl Two. comprising Fork
Rock Mills. Pendleton and Centerville
townships.
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am a candidate for the House OF
Representatives from anderson coun-
ty.II will abide the rules OF. the pri-
mary. e SAM WOLFL.i
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POLITICAL
AAIAIAaTkTlyEAEEAITC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

hereby announce myself O candi-
date for county supervisor. subject to
the Democratic primary.
], Mack KING.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14
FAMOUS WHISKEY COMES
 TO THE NORTHERN N

The famous King Edward VII whis- key is now kept in stock at the Northern and connoiseurs in that line will regard this as a pleasant bit of news. It is a Scotch whiskey and is n blend of the finest distilled whiskics made in Scotland. It has now come to this part of Alaska for the first time and was introduced by John =. Coply, former mayor of Nome, wncn he was here some time ago. The state ment ha sbeen made that it is the whiskey chiefly used in the Rr.tish navy, which fact, by the way, will be remembered with some interest dur ing the present war.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

What picture the dispatches suggest to othemmagnaon when they tell us that the shining brilliantly while the men Of Germany France and Belgium letting each others blood yes terday the smiling Belgian plains.
 Maybe that fighting going this afternoon again and that same sun probably shining down. And when the shines on Belgium and France lights up the oveest earth usually
 Belgium is a country of industrious small farmers outside the populations of the cities.
 The plains are and fertile Great white level roads them and these roads bordered with Every few hundred feet or yards pleasant cottage pretty residence of the more wealthy The meadows and the gardens just blooming The villages with their Flemish style of architecture like groups of beautiful toys in the landscape Inside of every cottage perfect cleanliness and purity and outside is whene of wall flowers gabed windows and redted roofs And by them in many places run with lowered grassy banks And the green grass and flowers crowd down the waters edge the banks of the Mouse the lazy Schedt and the water of the around beautiful OStend
 But that landscape the forms of mulated men whose eyes are staring death Forms crawling through the grass drawing trails their blood they try oget away even while dying. from the shreking shells,
 In the Stories of Sebastopo Tostoy told of young brilliant officers who Shone the drawing night their uniforms and the next night heng heaven the trenches while their hands were trying press back their potdng entras
 Just imagine Sunt battlefield that smells of everything but flowers and meadows That must look like the mocng of the demons.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14
THE RAINBOW

The story the destruction of the British warshp Rainbow is good one Before the of the might many more them little taste of that kind of stuff peopew begn to get more careful Even the sensational correspondents will let hope learn such faked reports will only njure their b instead of helping it.
 All of here felt less personally interested m that Rainbow only short time previously we were reading about efforts to subdue shpoad of HnduS After that eXpe ence she rather gained dignity in by getting sunk by German manowar she smiling and conveying soop the other side of the continent the Canadians ed at steamboat that is probably in the fighting class as the Dora and made her show herpapeS Will that get real dig nity at this end of it?
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

The Gateway Job Printing Depart ment has just received the very latest in new type and machinery. Don't send outside for your job printing Patronize the paper that is helping to build up your city.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

J. A. Clinton, who has arrived from Nelchna, says that there is just a possibility yet that pay might be fouEd in the deep ground on Crooked creek. The creek is very deep below where the two gold bearing tribu- taries come in and bedrock has never been found there.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14
MINERAL EXAMINER
 COMES FROM NOME

George X. Parks, mineral examiner of the general land office, arrived on the Victoria from Nome and is now in Seward. He will meet Mr. Christian sen here and then proceed west on the DirigO.
 Mir. Parks says that Nome has lots of water this year and will have 8 profitable season.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

Try Gelhardt's genuine Mexican chiii con carne. Brown & Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

Mems Boss of the Road" blue jumpers, soc each, worth $1. Brown & Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

The best quality of work at prices that are right at The Gateway Job Printing Department.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

The famous F. A. Mallory stiff hat in new and stylish blocks. s each, at Brown & Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

New line fancy candies, box chocO- lates and hard candies at Martins Candy Kitchen.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

The name "Gamble's" Is Trade Mark and wherever seen Is guarantee of Wholesome ness and Cleanliness.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

You'll find everything in the pastry line at the Seward Cafe.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

You get local Ranch Eggs with your Ham and Bacon at Gamble's Restaurant.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

Stoves. Ranges. Camp Stoves. Window Glass. Paints andOis. Brown & Hawkins. Hardware and Furniture Dept Quality first.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

You'll find everything in the Pastry Line st Coopcr's Cafe.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

For bread, pies, cakes, cookies and ice cream try Cooper'S Cafe.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

Finch, Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

Call up Main 6S for fryerS, brOilerS roasterS. Dressed to order.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-14

Meet me at The French.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30

this year the Ohio. has been charter
"a and from two to four hundred
more can be accommodated.
The boat will leave the Wharf al =
O'Clock on the morning OF the Fourth
stopping ~ LaRelle Landing at \ 81
and az Moundsvilla at about q.20
The return trip will be made in the
evening reaching this city about .
O'Clock. This excursion ha. been
growing In popularity with the years
ana the Indications point TO the
breaking Of all records this year.
ARRANGEMENTS for the comfort and
amusement OF the eNcursionists are
complete. Refreshments Will be sun
pied on the boat and AZ the grove
~ uaE packed with good times Is as.
nave planned 10 take advantage OF
me tTlp and spend delightful day
IN fellowship. Mr.. George e. Crook
me genial superintendent Of tho
metropolitan Insurance Co. will have
general supervision Of the outinr. ana
ms mSures every one "a day az 10
lght from start 10 finish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
ALLEGED WOULD BE HORSE THIEF.
CAUGHT In FULTON YESTERDAY

cred his loss within few minutes
and gave chase on an inbound Nest
virginia Traction a Electric Com.
pany car that happened to be mass.
ing Glenwood station az the time lie
reached F1fth street In time TO head
on the Would-be thief and immeG ate
~ called an officer and had him
placed under arrest
Persons who saw the attemnt 10
steal the horse say that the driver
was making good time until he lost
MS hat and stopped 10 recover II.
This gave the owner a chance To Gain
considerable time and finally make
the capture al Fifth street
Cratt was taken into custody and
locked up al the police station at
Fulton. where he WAS kept last night
lie vii probably be removed 10 the
Ohio county jail this morning to
await trial for the attempted theft
The case against him Is a strong one.
according to reports and II Is saiG-
the owner Will pust IL TO the limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
DALLAS

DALLAS. W Va. June 9g-Uarvcv
IordyCo. young man who resided
near Dallas. died Saturday. as "A 10.
sun or injuries received Thursday
when his horse became frightened and
Ian away. Funeral services we're con.
Quoted over lIs remains Monday. after
Mhl'h ms body was laid 90 rest IN
INC Fairmont cemetery
The Methodist CONGREGATION will
noid picnic Saturday afternoon and
hi-ht in the church yard AZ Viola
There viii DO a picnic and three iaU
tam'H 90 celebrate the Fourth of July
Mrs thanlinc 81 sharon ga i4
Nlfiuue bier daughter. Miss Wilma
,napNn'. az the home OF q. D. SIC.
Miss Dean Porter spent SUNDAY as
me guest OF Miss Noima sampson
Miss FrCida Little is tho guest of
~. "uh. Mfs Minnie Mccullough. Of
cray station. near HurnsFIfIs
TO- A. NcGlumphy has returned from,
tisit With friends in Pittsburgh
hi Hnd Mrs Mort Ruin ,rfarf.f,.t
W. .'mhcre ~ fIs rsIita Irs.a E.ri
.- ' 5n.lr i'w..i'. Friday nIrHt .n bon,
.'. Niles stella Buchanan ri riw
Ola Ieft rrdar f5- ' TO- '' v.,tr Ter
.......il,. f ff"rlrnfhfr Mrs orem m
M- rr4 u.. wyfe u-Wra-t.- ,.-.
.' Golden sunday
N.s. 'i.r Crime. rr TH#r fa Tho
Ni.e I.r.s Irr~.. Fl. -...t.r.-- f-..,
r.--, co.. -,,'',g r .'.Hnf eaf ~ e
''.. o.. OH" bone of re's Hi-rev
' walter -H".r... ana
.'..H-gn rrrr f.r r...f. -.r#.. ~ v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
MOVEMENT ON TO MAKE TOWN
SHIPS THE UNIT INSTEAD OF
THE COUNTIES.
u Is Proposed 20 Give the People Oh.
portunity to Vote Under initia-
tive and Referendum Law.

According TO reports current In
Bellaire last night voters Of Ohio
viii have an opportunity under the
initiative and referendum law to
amend the Rose Law. The question
OF amending the law has been All.
tated until the initiative and referen.
DUN became law in Ohio. The pur-
pose or the amendment is To make
the townships the unit instead OF the
county, and those backing the move
ment believe IL will be a success. and
that the amendment will carry by a
large majority.
Persons in position 90 know. stat.
ed last night that a petition will ba
Circulated In every county in the
state within the next two weeks. for
signatures. asking for a referendum
vote 10 amend the law The scheme
as tentatively outlined. Is TO make
the townships the unit instead OF the
county as now provided in the Rose
law. The proposed amendment also
viii contain another feature provid.
ing that cities and towns. that have
been wet prior to a Rose law cleo
ton, and have voted wet shall re-
main so under the amendment
Should the proposed amendment
carry. townships now dry under tho
Rose law will be required 20 hold an
election under the Beal law before
they can have saloons.
There is diversity OF opinion as
10 the success OF the movement This
iayoring the proposed amendment
are OF the opinion that Il is the only
Just way TO dispose Of the wet and
dry question. because II will estab.
hsh some semblance OF home rule
and give the cities the authority 10
say what disposition shall be made
OF the saloons. On the other hand
the temDeranca ueOnla ar. tborc,,..t,
~ aroused and say that n the pro-
posed amendment carries they will
hibition.