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AUTOMOBILES.

Has jgs, been ,hoi@aFSly oIe i and and
em '"sl4 iee iHS'1f S5o Il Il" psr:Sc' soao
l-n.L En-E SPRINGS Co. Inc.
USED t'is Three 5.passenger FoTds In good
se'f,s,ar,"r ana clcc,rie lights: light de.
hN"ry trucks. White ,-pass"ngcr. l Loco
n"hii' .. d. T. Hamilton. OF East Main
FORD touring car $3.50. Ford roadster. 5000
" " ", n'n'%n.'i"'s hbV'H ears. a. II. Til!cr.
o.; lE:, f" ~ ,"nr"s car. eIoean, condition.
t"rest socir.'i Box i5a.
F"'' Sal" 81 trade Tor SMALLER Ear. nr,t-
cor iust h"eu thorough 1y.ri.ulcd Al
condition If'"r 'o'} reasonable. l.. o.
AU rry. OIL. FOR h!rg. ;ii.@ per hour:
aud 3l0-J.
PHONE KANDOiriI i75
vice. aiwayE Danucr Bros. Co.. seventh
and franklin Streets
W = '.,;,Ih t. ssls for want Of usc, my
"N' hanging for Uu"u'umborcd income bear
ing roa! estate Address 10. care Times
Dispatch
Buick roadster. ttrEfin Address /: "3l
car" Iim"s Dispatch
Have your Old ures haif-s"lcL: 800" to
1000 miles from old casiurs charges
reasonable i&rinr ns your OLD ,irc4 Econ
"l"y lire 20. 80 West Hro.d S,rcc,.
Foii sale is!f a-passonrer Grant domun-
passenger roads'er only tcen d'ivcn 500
miles. standard Mu,or co. Isia wast
y barrain--l1-ao 5-pesscncer Stoarns: an
eNg"rtions!Iy good ns"d car TIN" running
"1l,,
FOL; sal" cheap. :. Ml',NclI of 1916. Must
Dc se"u to apIrcca'c Hrc" OF this car.
IF,t
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.iELr WAyIED-oiaie.

WANTED or nr~t class Huclnis,s
GOOD pas, regular work. Dewe. Bros.
ln1 GoldEhoru y. :.
WASTED, registered ph.riuAcisi. good
hours md SALARY. send references. ADJ
4ress !. 81. Gar. lllnes- DESPATCH.
WANTED Young men rs railway mail
clerks ,55 month. sample examination
questions free. Franklin Institute, EAd:nl-
nor :. Rochester. \.
EXPERIENCED GaIrsman. Give reference
stat" salary, EguuAIawm Farms. bon isI
Roanoke" -.
YOUNG Iatn between tie AGES or IS anu
IS VINO Otslrr TO travel ana TO receive
military t.n!E!us members OF the Grst
llru OF the Country's defense. apply at
Room i-3. Post-Oi'ice Building, Richmond.
Va Tor detailed information regarding
listmcnt IN the United states Marine Corps.
WANTED cycrybody to spend pleasant
ID, a. Buckroc Bc4cl on rhursjay. july
20 wl,h FINE STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL Enjoy tho sea urcc&c- ana n"u't
b. atral! 90! Sharks Tram leaves Main
Str0ot Depot at 7.lj : NJ sharp. Adults
81 90. children under years i"c
WANTED. r-lIahl. contractor r" rn." COM
tracts ~ b.id concrete Sii,s near R.ch-
10nd Address Nonoli,htr $50 ard CON
ltruciipn Co. Westminster Euilding. CHI
,..c
WANTED, linotype operator. sober anu
indusiriou. fh" Register. DauvIll", Va
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FOL; SNLE-flurScs.

ron sale. horses and mules. right out of
hard work at Plowman's Transfer Stables,
e South Fittceu'h Stg.e-.
FOR sale. : good blk mare mules. Will
weigh i.5c1 pound api.cc. also ono OF the
rcst pair Of mares ia tn" cty, years old.
sound ana Extra good workers. singh" o"
double Also ON" Eus runa bout cost $3.50.
good now, VIII soil for ''1 n quick
buyer. Can be seen at ITull's Stable i.-IS-ls
South Tenth Str-ct.
FOR sale n Cawthornc BROTHERS Sales
Stables. Inl7 and Nineteenth and Franklin
Streets. one family broke riding and Griv-
ing horse ana one farm mare
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SITUATION WANTED--,raIc.

WANTED. position by young electrician -
good habits, electrical work OF any time
plH"t wo'i: preferred. /. Gs3. care Times
Dis patch.
UPHcl.STEE5H now employed wishcs po-
sition "ith good hrnl. Address }: ISL
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED position 81 any KIND ny ar OK
l"ti"u,ed salesman. Address L I3-. care
Time Dispatch
YOUNG man with good education and bust
rrss experience. especially banking do
sir"- portion whore '"tivc. Intelligent. p"r-
strtrnt efforts count fpr future. Al ref
"~'i3'os auI native ~ Virginia.. Address
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WANTED-ltcaI Estate.

LIST your farms with J. a. Connolly Sc Co
Wit" postal for necessary blanks
w ANIEb. timber to cut ON contract. either
IN virginia. North South Carolina
Capacity Of min about , O0n. 600 fee, per
year Address Contract. Route > BOX IL,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

oMMISSloNER'S SALE OF rAI.u-
ABLE FARMING LANDS IN Gull
iErEit COUNTY. VA. CONTAINING;
$50 cU5-i00 ACRES
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BLACK Hens-l25 bushels rona peas for
sale. $3.50 per hushel sacked Hanover
Courthouse, Va. 7. L. Moreu
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AHTED linotype operator. Sober and
Industrious Tho Register. Dauvlllo. Va
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WANTED-Board.

- ANTED board in nice country nome WITH
refined p"or!- for 3 ladies and | gentle
mHu. Must 10" c"nN enicnt 20 trains, BoN
-" Richmond. Nt
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WAITED. colorcd man. Must undcrsta7id
handling automobiles. 2i2 North Eighth
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ICE, COAL AND WOND

FOR sale. reduced price on dry kindlink
wood to Sl.a0 per load. David NJ, Lea
& Co l;andolph $50.
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N.tNYED-RoomS

WANTED %, uu,c, los bachelor. iurn!shcl
room Nyitu bath, Iu,ati"r near as pos
sibi" - Allen ani Park Avenue y. -.
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FOR RENT-Ilats

FOR rent. Nest End Hats ) rooms: pos
session "a, once. !;sndoIph 5000.
500 aud 81. w"-' Marshall upstairs nat
rooms. electric itghtt. city water. s per
mouth. Lows ShgmburE
DESlRAbhE Nat. electric lights. not water
h"at furnished. POSSESSION September l.
Apply ~ North Harrison Street,
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FOR RENT-ltounIs.

FCnNIguED front room. near bath I0
&"fth flth Slrc't.
FOR rent, nico large and small furnished
roors. steam heat III East Grace.
FOR men uuly-Eoons and hath Apply
lul East Grace.
THE MO%rICELLO. ia North L.shtn
newly furnished rooms. soc. Zoe. s. uaily.
HOuMS-most desirable. with hot ana cold
water. elevator service. shower baths ON
each Moor. several available now Soc
them run in N" IAN. y NJ {. y, Grace
aud Seventh Streets
TWO furnished, couuc"tns rooms. with
bath; Nv" single rooms. Franklin Street
near Jefferson iiptcl Madison llJ7.
FtE%ISiiLD front room cool southern
exposure. elevator. an vuuv, licences.
Fourth Floor Virginia Building. Fiith ana
Main.
TWO bright rooms. uufurui-hrd, FOR
light hpusckccpinr- Phone boulevard
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TAKCEL POST AND mai ORDERS

WANTED. summer boardcrs, ten minutes'
walk from station; modern convenience
Cro2et. va. No. -
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Ritbraun0 gimps.pisputrb
SIXTT-sINTu YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
TIE SOUTH foN CLASS
lEIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUK WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISrATII
RtNDOLPH RASDOI.PH
WANT AD. RATES.
DAILY. cents II Inc per Insertion.
SUNDAY. 1" cents 4 line pcr insertion.
Minimum space. tvo lines
II tcl"phon"d or charged a, tn" '"uIIcr.
III" minimum Is - ccuts
Tho following rates Tor repeated ns"r-
Tons given. PROVIDED ALL INSEE-
lions ARE USED WlTHIN ONE WEEK.
WITH so CHANGE of cory.
KATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY aud DAILY Insertions. ncn;s.
" DAILY insertions. II ccus
CONSECUTIVE Insertions. ~ ,cul-
Minimum "pu"" tw" lince.
BASIS Of mcasur"mert j. soiid arntc. II
"h"s I" IN" in"h "ii six words 10 Tic line.
Tho above rates cover all 'lasSln.nti"I,s.
'iaSsihcaiion not guaranteed after j.. VI.
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WANTED-Room and Board.

BY Young man. room with private family
west az First Street. oinc'rir lights pri.
va;c oath preferred q 49,. care Times.
Dispatch
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SUMMER BOARDING

SUMMER BOARDING
TIE Anderson Cottage, ocean View Va
viii be opcn from June IL. VIII he under
same management. For rates write Mrs
Anderson, 700 East Franklin. Richmond or
the Anderson cottage.
Boulevard Inn, near Old Foint 5'oun-
try. seashorc and city couvenleuccs. Fresh
vegetables and sea food. Rest home mad.
cooking. Write Misses Tabb. boulevard
Inn, Hampton. Va.
RoARpERS wanted At Hanover Hotel
Good board; nice. shady lawn. w r.
Mills.
'ILONEE FIELDS. comfortable country.
resort "p"u all Year Coul mountain,
hr"cz"S Modern "ony"ni.ucr~ baths Terms
SwinutnG. horsss. huItmr; attractive To-
NoprE people. CiTc ulars ,.Fy rct.rru,cs
T. " Randolph Ncswick, All.mar!. Cnun-
y. Va
WANTED. Summer boardcrs ten minutes'
walk from station; modern conycniences
Crozet. Va. No. -.
PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS
BLACK rens-l25 bushels rona peas for
sale. 100 per hushel sacked Hanover
ham N-a
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LOANS on REAL ESTATE.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

.'Nt:Y TO l".u an real estate from S-oo
: 100000. = -. carr Timcs- Dispatch.
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WEDNESDAY,. July 10, 1916.
--.nn n. A.


ON tho premises. proceed to soil al,
public auction. tho property conveyed
therein, Viz, All that certain lot, piece
or parcel al land, with all improve
mcuts thereon, lyug aud hciuc in the
County OF lienrico. Va, adjacent To the
corpuratc limits of the city 81 Rich-
mond. Va. on tn" east line Of Holding
Street between Lewis STREET and the
southern hallway. and bounded ANA
described as follows, to-wit; fronting
ON the said east limo OF HollinE Street
twonty-onc Gu feet six co inches
thence running back from said front
eaStwardly between parallel lines; to an
alley IN rear. being the uorthcrn por-
ton Of LOT 10 ard tn" southern eleven
CID feet six 60 inches of lot ~. in
the plan Of FaIraudviilc. and recorded
in the clerks Office of The lcnrico Cir
cui Court in -. T.. iSH-B. page $50.
TERMS: Cash aS To SpcnSc of sale,
all taxes due to day Of sale. and to pay
a note OF $SOn dated january 50. i9li.
aud paNahl" two years after date. and
any interest that may b" due thereon.
". l.. MILLER.
Trustee.
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REPAIR SHOPS.

BICYCLES
WE mako n specially OF repairing bcyclcA
All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable
Bicycles for hire by tho hour. a. r Com
try. i0S West BROAD Phone randolph 2O5L
W. ~. Hubbard * CO.. ligh-Eradc cabinet
work, antiques repaired; prompt attcn-
ton - special order work. 1871 Ross Street
Madison .i:3.
SLIP COVERS
MADE for furniture automobiles. etc. Jacob
Umluuf. iG26 Nest Broad Street.
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J. w. TAYLOR. Mayor.
Town of Roanoke Rapids. y. c.
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Supervising
Engineer
w anted

Man competent to supervise the
laying OF 10000 yards concrete side
walks which have boon let under
contract. Must he familiar with
concrete work. q capable surveyor,
and must furnish references M
My al once. stating salary desired
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SITUATION W An-ED-i,cnnie.

WANTED, poprtou by teacher Of many
ears experience. Splendid Ccrtincutc /,
reference. 60 - e.. ioUrcSv NJ
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Hardwood Flooring

IN Maple and plain or puartcrcd oal l.
on" OF our spoCitliics. ~ ~, of course.
being usod in attractive modern residence.
and u may hc laid over old floors to
hcHntify and mndcrnizc older dwellings.
Talk to Us about 1t.
RICHMOND LUMBER CO, lNC
Fourth aud Stockton Streets
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AUCTION SALES-'ro-Day
CfHE M[gNIIAE AQGh0N az
lNooapcaArzD =
sis EAsT BROAD 81
handsome iiDl SEHOL.D EI'RNI

VI .NTJ-TTON
NJ No 220n GROVE AVENUE.

VI tho request OF MIR. w g Garth.
right. wh" ~ declining huGSckccuirIg
We wilt sell at his residence, 30 40,
Grove Avenue
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MORTON -. THALHtMER,
Real Estate Aucticnccr.
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BOOKS AN PERIODICALS.
A miscellaneous lot of books. statistical and
otherwise. worth Size, for sale for $40
VIII not be delivered. Must be called for.
First Floor Timcs- Dispa,cb BUILDING
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
NM. NJ. MiLIi3R X co. INC,
Real Estate .huctionc"rs,
l21 North Eighth street.
TltCS TEG SALE.
TWp-STci,Y FRAME: DWELLING; on
NoLLlNo; STREET.

ny virtue "f tho deed Of trust dated
january 30. irli. recorded in tho
clerks o'licc OF tho llcnricn County
Court, in - =. 2oi -B. page 1856, to Sc
cure ;hc payment Of Il certain note
therein described. default having been
made in the payment OF the debt Sc
cured thereby, aud having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein so to
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RoARpERS wanted st Hanover Hotel
Good board; nice. shady lawn. w r.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
STRIKER MUST yACATE HOUSE

Sequel to Strike at Anderson Mills
Anderson, Oct. 27.--A sequel to the
strike of the Equinox and Gluck cot
ton mills came this afternoon when
Magistrate Cox issued a write of eject
mcnt against A. j. Smith, an employee
OF the Equinox mill. to vacate one of
the cottages in the mill village.
The strike at these mills has been
In existence about two months. The
ahasemen Of the mills made q de-
mand on 20 Of the leading strikers TO
vacate the cottages. Failing to do so
the management secured a rule to
NOW u before Magistrate Cox this
afternoon why ejectment papers
should not be issued. A large a
tity of testimony was taken and was
accompanied by a legal battle. At
the conclusion of the hearing in the
Smith case the magistrate issued an
order 20 the sheriff to make Mr.. Smith
AGATE his cottage.
Up to date proceedings have been
brought against ten strikers Of the
Equinox and 10 strikers OF the C,uck
mills.
The hearings in the other % cases
VIII he had tomorrow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
WORK FOR GREATER FAIR.

8..|HN|st 80 HL
Federal Farm Agents Have Plans Tor
Larger and Better County Displays,
Columbia, Oct. 27.-"South Caro-
lima now has the greatest agricultural
fair In the South with the exception
Of the Texas fair at Dallas" said w.
w. Long. State farm demonstration
agent and director of the Clemson
college extension work. yesterday. Mr..
Long said that the fair this year sur-
passed the Virginia State fair at
Richmond.
Plans for q bigger and better State
fair ere already under consideration.
Mr.. Long will form an organization
In every county In the State to spre.
pare exhibits for the fair in 1917 and
the exhibits will be made educational
and Interesting. The main object will
ne to arouse the interest of all the
farmers In the fair. A large cash
prize will be offered to the county
making the best exhibit. Community
clubs Will be formed in each county
% prepare material for the county
exhibits. Prizes will be awarded to
these clubs by the counties.
The large attendance this year Is
very gratifying to the officials Of the
fair association.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
r. r. PRIZES.
Three Years In Succession Wingard
and Lexington Has Had Best Indi.
yidual Exhibit.

Columbia, Oct. 27.-G. B. Wingard
OF Lexington again this year received
first premium for the Individual
farm exhibit at the State fair. This is
the third year in succession that this
prize Of $125 has been awarded to
Mr.. Wingard. G.. r. Eleazer Of
D~entsville won second place and will
receive $500. with w. H. Eleazer, also
Of D~entsville, receiving the third pre-
MUM Of SIS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
PLENTY OF BUSINESS.
Farm Mortgage Bankers Won't Be
Ruined.

Memphis. Tenn. Oct. 26.-How the
FEDERAL farm loan law will affect the
business OF the farm mortgage bank
ers OF the country and the practical
experience OF the bankers applied 20
the new statute were fully discussed
ut the opening sessions here today of
the Farm Mortgage Bankers associa-
tion. More than 200 members. repre-
senting institutions carrying over
$500 900. 900 In loans. were in at
tendance.
r. w. Thompson Of Chicago, presi-
dent of the organization. In his an
nual address to the convention de.
CARED no occasion exists for the
mortgage bankers to become panic
stricken owe the possibility OF in
on their business being made
by the federal farm loan banks, be-
aus "even though the federal banks
shoul obtain their full quota OF loans
there would still be left, by way of
renewals and new business, q very
large proportion OF business to be
done by the farm mortgage bank
ers."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
DIR. WILLIAM c. IRBY DEAD.
Was One Of Most Prominent Citizens
of Laurens.

Laprens. Oct. 27.--Dr. VIM. C..
.rby. one Of the most prominent citi-
Q Of this city. died last night, in
the 69th year of his age. The funer-
IL and burial will take place in Lau-
rens tomorrow morning. DR.. Irby's
wife, who was before her marriage
Miss Laura Vance, died in De-
cember, 1914. He leaves surviving
him his daughters. Mrs. w. d. Fergu-
son, Of Laurens; Mrs. j. p. Marion,
Of Sumter. and Mrs. T. D. Darlington,
Of Charleston, and one son, r. Vance
lrby. Of Laurens. DR.. Irby was a son
Of the late Col. James H. Irby, a dis
tinguished lawyer and planter, once
Lieut.. Gov. Of the State. who died
In 1850. A younger brother was the
late United States Senator, John l.. M.
lrby. He vas for a number of years
a practicing physician Of Clinton, but
several years g retired from active
practice and moved to Laurens. For
tIe paSt elSnt years ne was the repre-
sentative Of the COe Mortimer Com
pany. of Charleston, Of which his SON.
.n-law. Col. Thomas d. Darlington, is
an officer. DR.. Irby had considerable
farming interests and was one of the
progressive farmers Of his section. He
was q Mason and a loyal member of
the baptist church. He was a man
OF high character and was identified
with all that was best in his
ity. He was greatly beloved by the
people of his town and county and
had many friends In all parts of the
state, who will grieve to learn of his
death.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
CLEMSON ~27-CAROLINA O.
Tigers Sink Claws Deeply in Game
Cock FYanks i'm Fair Week Fight,

The Tigers sunk their sharp claws
deeply in the breast Of the Game
Cock in the annual contest of these
two at the athletic field of the State
Fair grounds on Wednesday after
noon, Clemson winning the contest
handily by the score of q to 0.
The game was a pitiful exhibition
on the part of the Carolina players,
for after the first few minutes of play,
when Carolina recovered a tumble
and for a brief period threatened the
Clemson goal, the Carolina men did
not seem to have their hearts in the
game or back of their work at all.
but played along listlessly. as if the
result concerned them little. Many
times they were caught mapping by
the Clemson fakes, which an ordinary
high school team could easily have
caught on to and broken up, SEEM
ingly.
Clemson scored four touchdowns,
one In the first period, two in the
third n one more in the fourth,
three goals being kicked. Banks
took the ball over for two of the
touchdowns. Major for one and Wit
sell for another. The Clemson inter-
ference was magnificent, and was the
only, feature of the game. This show
ed up in the old Clemson form, but
otherwise neither Clemson nor Caro-
lima showed the spirit or vigor Of at
tack and defense which has marked
combats of former days.
The game was witnessed by a crowd
say Clemson and Carolina play to a
scoreless tie last year or saw Clemxsh
defeat Carolina on-the year previous.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
WILSON ENDORSED.
a OF Great Railway Unions Ap-
peal to Members to Vote for Prcsi.

Heads OF Great Railway Unions Ap-
peal to Members to Vote for Prcsi.
dent.
New York, Oct. 26.-Chiefs of the
our railroad br~otherhoods have sent
a personal appeal in the form Of a
circular letter to their members
throughout the country urging them
to vote for the reelection of President
Wilson, it was announced here oday
by G. II. Sines, vice president of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
The appeal, it was said, was based
not only on the ground that President
Wilson had obtained legislation favor
able to labor generally but that he
had been responsible for legislation
beneficial to the masses Of the people.
MI. Sines in making the
ment declared this was the first time
in the history of the brotherhods that
they departed from their traditional
policy Of keeping out of politics."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
ADAMS ON THE SITUATION.
Nothing TO Do. With sorcheads, Say
Moose Leader.

Columbia. Oct. 2s.-"Boiters are
looking for nothing at my hands,"
said J. Duncan Adams. leader OF the
Progressive Republicans in connec-
ton with the various rumors which
have been floating around Columbia.
Mr.. Adams made IT clear that he is
interested only In the national Repub-
hcan organization and that he will
have nothing TO do with 'soreheads,"
no matter from where they come
"Tolbsrt has r~spudiated the ne
Goes nominated by his party for con-
yoesph ". Tolbsfi, % Greenwood,
who 10 head Of the Union Republican
party" In South Carolina. Negroes
have been nominated in the Second,
Fourth and Seventh districts for con-
gress by Tolbert's faction. and POS
sibly negroes have been nominated in
other districts but, II 20. Tolbert is
Keeping them In hiding" said Mr..
Adams.
1T might be interesting to the
white men on Tolbert's electoral tick
ct to find the motive for this repudia-
ton and also to some other people N
South Carolina" continued Mr..
Adams. Mr.. Adams would not speci-
-N#f. HHn I
fy anything further than his remarks
quoted above.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-01
SINKS TWO GERMAN DESTROY.
ERS.

Raid Of Ten DestrOyers in English
Channel Results in Loss of Two.
London, Oct. 27.-TwO German
d~estroyers were sunk in the English
channel yesterday as the results of q
raid by ten destroyers on the British
Q channel service. the admiralty
has announced.
The admiralty later announced
that the British losses were the de-
stroyer Nubian. which was sunk while
being towed to port. The transport
Queen was sunk and the destroyer
FIirt is missing. The Queen had nc
troops aboard. The crew was saved
n nine Of the Flirt's crew were
saved.