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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
U. 5. GOVERNMENT May
Be One JAPS MENTIONED

Washington. July cs The known re-
luctance Of the United states 10 CON
cur In the affair Of snRhalien, Siberia.
by Japan, led to the belief here today
that the American government was the
certain government" refcrrd TO iu the
Toxic dispatch M protesting against
japanese intervention. state depart =
ment officials would neither confirm nor
deny this
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
BERGDOLL IN SEATTLE?

Seattle. Wash. July @A.-~Hnfefnnent
secret service agents are searching W
Hoattle and BclinRhnm today Tor
Grover Cleveland BorFdoil rich draft
,vRdor. who escaped from his guards
al Philadelphia last May.
Judge W. u. Douglas. 81 81 Paul.
MINI. reported 10 the department ~
Justice that he had seen Bergdoil on a
Great Northern train coming to Seattle
from spokane. The man he believes IL
the fugitive and was alone and changed
hir suits three times Aud his pvrrcoatN
twice during the day Judge Douglas
sHid hs recognized nergdoil from pho.
tCrrRphEe and from the Fact ne spoke
rALidiv with a German accent 1udro
Douglas said he heard the man inquire
iuicr concerning the time n hont leaves
here fpr Nottingham. which IL close 10
the Canadian border
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
mo SHUTDOWN
| OF COAL MINES
Mine Workers Officials Op-
timiStic Over Prospect for
Practical Agreement.
STRIKERS ORDERED BACK

Columbus, o., July 2s.--Onloials o.
the Ohio mine workers here this after,
noon were optimistic over the pros.
poets for the converting here imme
diatey OF coal operators and miners Of
the central competitive field, comprising
Ohio. Indiana. Illinois and yestern
Pennsylvania, to consider the question
OF wages for adjustment. John Moore.
president OF the Ohio mine workers.
received a telegram from John H.
LOWS, president OF the United Mine
WORKERS of America. stating that he
hed wired Thomas Brewster, chairman
or the coal operators executive, com
mittee OF the central oompetitive floId.
inviting Brewster TO Join him In Issuing
a call for a Joint conference 'to com
suer the present emergency IN tho
e0ai INDUSTRY and 70 arrange for the
appication OF practical measures"t
President Lewis informed President
Moore that Chairman Brewster n con.
iierring with the operators relative to
Lewis request,
Mr.. Lewis declined to comment on
relation OF his statement OF saturday
night TO the Danvillc situation, hut IL
was strongly indicated that he believes
the settlement would not be CAUSE for
invoking q general shutdown. n
lndlAnans ordered Back,
Terre Haute. Ind, July rs, --Striklng
Indiana coal miners today were ordered
-Tor at least "advised"--to return 10
work by President Ed Stewart, OF
District No. vi. United Mine Workers
OF America. Il was learned from min
ers who attended meeting with Stew
art OF representatives OF all mIners'
local unions In the district here this
morning. Another meeting VIII he held
late today to determine whether The
presidents wishes win be compiled
with and indications are that the men
VIII return 70 work, II was saidN
DAY Men" Walk Out.
. rev more Indiana mines closed to-
day as result OF walkouts Of nday
men" Otherwise. the situation Is nm
changed. There is no disorder. Min
ars maintain they are not on strike,
but have quit" Union leaders and
operators are reluctant to make public
ds E 81 the np pnnsS rom Of
1000. There are about $4,000 miners In |
indiana r
1000 Back at Work. Z
Belleville. ILL.,. July 2s.--Two thousand |
miners comprising the full force Of the
Nildeman and Rentehler. H.. returned
o work today when the operators
greed to an increase OF 81 per day In
he pay OF shift" men and abolish
nent Of the automatic punishment
Report 10 President
Washington, July 2S,---Secretary ofI
.abor Wilson IL expected TO make n
eport to the president today an the
oal situation, Ii was announced M The
White House,
The president win not act with re-
ard 10 appealing TO coal mInArs To
ettle their labor troubles until he hns
tudied the report of Secretary Wileon.
Secretary Wilson has been on HIS
arm In Pennsylvania, but had been
lily Informed OF all developn,ents in
he coal crisis, and has prepared n re-.
ort on every angle FOR the .president's
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
Sim Fein Denies
Any Negotiations
Declares Britain Can't Find
Any Group to Take Up
Dominion Home Rule.

Dublin, July 2s.--The Sim Fem r..
sued statement today denying that
Slim Feln representatives have been
neg dating with the British government
on lie question OF dominion home rule
for Ireland. The Sim f'ciners declared
that the British government has feilod
to ind any group In Ireland with which
20 negotiate.
Premier Lloyd George announced IN
the british house Of commons today that
the British government IL not uegotin-
ting with any section Of ireland and
that the home rule bin now under deli
Derntion IN parliament would be passed
to hnal pasEnEe
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
MEMPHIS UNIONS TO
ACT IN FIREMEN'S CASE

Afemphis July 3S-.Aet'oR to be
taken bv union Workmen here % -
snlt Of the refusal OF J. y. ElERr, nre
and r,oiire comm iSsicner. % reopen ne
gotlations with a view 20 enectinE ,
compFoni!se If the 6ifHculttes which lsa
10 the recent resleration In body 81
union members OF the Memphis fre
department Was expected 70 BE- deter
mined al a meeting tonight Of repre-
sentatives Of all the union labor er-
ganlzations in the city.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
PROHIBIT MILITARY men
ENTERING INTO POLITICS

Washington, July 2s--Secretary Iia-
kcr today issued instructions prohibits
ing any person IN tho military service
from Rking any nct,Vc part IN political
campaigns or using hls official position
10 influence the result OF an election
officials OF The war department eN-
plaincd that the order was not directed
10 any particular officer In the army
and Vns In line with custom estRh-
llshcd by Elhu Root when he was Sec
rotary OF war
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
GOV. MORROW HELPS
CHASE HOTEL BURGLAR

New York Jnly "a -Arourod by the
gcuffng Of the guests with nm alleged
burglar IN The Waldorf Astoria hotel
here today. GOV Edwin r. Morrow. ~
KcntuekN. rushed nom his room and
helped ovorpower the Intruder. VINO
fought desperately 10 escape.
The alleged burglar was about 10 run
into Gov. Morrowf room. when tho
Kentucky governor appeared In hin pa
jamns and grnprled with the man.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
DOUG AND MARY BACK

New Aurk Iuly ss-DcuElas Fair
hanks and his bride, Mary Pickford,
arrived home frnm their EuTopear
honeymoon ,odav on tho liner Olympic
they declared that the hilarious IN
terest shown IN them by British movie
fans gave their honeymoon an the
thrills % the movies" They were
greeted NJ the dock ~ a lsTEs crowd.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
COLLEGE DEAN MISSING

Columbus. O.. July 2S.--Search has
been instituted by relatives here for
Thomas J. Denny. recently elected dean
of the University ~ New Orleans. who
has been missing for ten days lie was
acting - advance agent for a chautau-
qua company.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
TURK ENJOYS ON DET0UR

Constn ntinuple July sS-tA 1.-THE
Turkish ueAee delegation found Itself
,naRble 20 proceed 10 Paris by way Of
Bucharest because ~ a railway strike.
Tho delegation returned through hos
phOrus today or the way through the
Mediterranean 10 Tuulnu ana thence Ia
Paris The DELAY makes q lupnssihle
for them 10 arrive IN time Ter the sig
rhture ~ the treaty Thursdrg
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
NEED MORE "REVENUERS"

Richmond. Va. July 2k.-AsSerilUE
there are 30. 900 or more violatorF or me
prohibition laws IN this state. Supervis,
ing Revenue Agent s. r. Brame said
today that with only thirty-eight men
in his squad in Virginia II was almost
impossible to curb Illicit liquor us
tilling In the country districts.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
NEW MURDER IN DETROIT

Detroit. Mich, July 2s,-Dotroit pu-
lice have another woman murder 20
solve. With her throat cut and n gnE
IN her mouth, a woman thought TO BE-
Mrs Peter Pusluowitz. formerly of Phil
ndelphia, was found today IN room A.
aia Congress street The doors 81 tho
room were nhiind and padiockrd from
the outside The woman and man
Who said he was her husband moved
into the apartment iast night The po-
heo are searching FOR the man.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
POLICE SAY THEY
ARE up IN AIR.
No Positive Clues to Aid in
Search for PerpetratOr of
Trunk Murder.
LER0Y'S WIFE LOCATED
In Buffalo-Deserted Years
Ago-Trumbulls Identify
Body Positively.
LERoY's WIFE LOCATED

New York, July 2s.--ldentlfiea.
ton Of the body OF Mrs. Rather
Inc jackson Leroy. trunk murder
victim, was completed this after
moon. Mrs. Marie Trumbull and
her husband, Patroinan Leo Trum.
bull, OF Detroit, looked al the
: SIR and dlscolored features Of
Detroit and whose body was then
shipped to this city In a trunk, and
both said II was Mrs. Leroy, who
formerly lived at their home and
was close frlerd Of Mrs. Trum.
bull.
As the features were revealed 10
Mrs. Trumbuil, In spite OF their
chastity appearance she was quick
TO recognize them as those Of Mrs.
army
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
WHITE TAKES CHARGE

New York. July 2S.-GeorEe white.
OF Ohio. chairman OF the democratic
national committee. arrived here TODAY
and took charge OF the new national
campaign headnuarters IN this city He
will leave for Washington tonight.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
FLOUR TAKES DROP

Minneapolis. MIMI July 2s.-Rehect-
ing the slump In wheat prices. -four
dropped today AT all large mills here.
one Of the largest mills reporting n re-
duction OF 70 cents barrel and an
other drop Of rs cents Today's
quotations were $3.50 to sis.bS n bar
rel IN carload lots. IN gs-pound cotton
sacks for family patents
Bran also dropped 10 f4s a ton from
Yesterdays quotation of $40.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
JUDGE MILLER NAMED

SaratoFn SnrlnRE. Y. T.. July Il
Judge Nathan T.. Miller. 81 syracuse
was nominated for governor late today
~ the unQnicinl republican convention.
Ills selection came on the third ballot.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
LOAD or ALCOHOL STOLEN.

Chicago. July IA truck load Of
grain alcohol valued NJ t2.b0e. was
stolen Ia a daring daylight holdup here
this afternoon. Three men ieapcd on
~ runtinE board ~ the truck. pressed
pistols 10 the head Of the driver.
Sicphcn Ryan. and forced him 30 drive
20 Lincoln and Bryn MawF avenues.
There they bound and RaKged him.
threw his body down m enbankment
ana drove on.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28

New York July - -Contiruntion ~
the Deportation hearing - Ludwig 9,
A. X. Martens uUrccOEnised nmhassa
dor 10 the United states from soviet
RUSSIA. Was st Tor TO-DAY - Kits
Island
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
SYRIA TO PAY PENALTY

French Troops Enforce Decree Deposlnp
King.
Paris. July 2S--A reparations penalty
OF ten million francs has been imposed
llpun Syria by the French military ad-
ministration because OF the Arab up
rising of King Fesal. Gen. Conrad
telcgraphed from Beirut today. Gen.
Gourad, who Is commander Of the
French troops that are enforcing the
trench mandate on Syria has issued
a proclamation deposinE Feisal as king
Of Syria. a new Syrian government
has been set up ut Damascus and Is
disarm ing all the Armnnlnns
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-28
BECAME HYsTERIcAL.

cried, and then became hysterIeaI.
Mrs. Trumbull was positive In her
Identification, as well as was her hus-
band, who also viewed the mutilated
body. Mrs. Trumbull broke down COM
pletely during the legal formalities and
was led from the room weeping.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
Navy Representative I'm City.

A U. S. Navy Recruiting Party will
be in Sumter ON Tuesday, July 20. to
enlist men for the United States Navy
The party will make their headquar-
tiers at the Post Office building. Chief
Machnist's Mate. G.. j. Williams. who
was I'm town yesterday. stated that
many ex-navy men and reserves are
now coming hack into the navy due to
the big benefits now offered them
namely, four months extra pay in cash
at the Main Recruiting Station at Co
lumbia, one months leave immediate
y. higher rate of pay. Choice of loca-
tion of duty i'm the United States.
Congress has recently increased the
pay of the navy about 80 per cent.
Chief Williams said that he will be
very glad to explain the new increase
-of pay to any man next Tuesday.
Young men from II TO 35 years of age
can enlist i'm the navy for =, ) or {
years.
In addition TO training and travel
the navy offers wonderful opportuni-
ties to n young man desiring to learn
a trade. SO trades are taught in tho
United States Navy.
A. navy recruiting party will visit
Sumter once a month, always coming
10 this city from Columbia ON the
ihird Tuesday ot each month.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
Mrs. Rose Entertains

Mrs. Schuyler c. Rose entertained
number OF friends at her home on
West Ookland Avenue last "Wednesday
in honor OF her guest, Miss Euniec,
Stevens, of Column bia. -,
The reception hail, living room and
dining room were beautifully decorat-
cd in red, white and blue. Punch,
mints and salted peanuts were served,
throughout the evening. There were
four tables of heart dice. Mics Caro-
Fruiuck won the ladies' prize, lovely
pair OF lingerie clasps, and Messrs.
Joe Mcclure, Harold Mccoy and
Chapman cut for the mems prize, Mr..
Mcclure being the winner, was pre-
sented with fountain pen. The guest
OF honor was presented with dainty
pair If lingerie clasps. Refreshments
OF block cream and cake were served 4
Those present we're: Misses Eunice,
Lillian Tisdale. RUBY Beatty, Caro-
TrTuck, Adele kirkland end ThciA,
ma Turner: Mesiames Jack Hill, TEE
Deas and Schuyler c. Rose; Mr.. and
Mrs j. IA. Strong, Messrs Harry Hoyt.
Joe Mcclure, Harold McCUy, Hazea
strong, Harry Bultman and Chap
man. - 49, ~ sT.s-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17

Coming before the voters, with more
than twenty years actual experiences In
accounting L announce myself cans
didate FOR the office of County Treas.
urer. and 1 promise loyalty and sup
port and to abide by the rules gov
erning the Democratic party, also cf-
f1cient service If elected.
MOSES J. MOORE. -
Present incumbent Bird Masisterial
District.
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Fear Negro Riot

Roxboro, N. c.. July 14-Rumors
that mob of negrooes intended to
blow up RoxbOro because of the
lynching of Ed. Roach, a negro Grim
ina1 caused the authorities to place
armed guards about the town last
night. The night passed quietly and
1t is believed there will be no trouble
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
Child Is Found
st. Louis Girl Missing For
Months Found i'm Havana

Havana. July H.-Iessie Costello
the ten year old daughter of John
Costello Off st. Louis, who has been
missing since April. was rescued to-
day by detectives; who Taided a house
in the suburbs, and arrested a gypsy
woman
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
For SlierfH,

Having served the County as Depu.
ty Sheriff under the late Sheriff Brad
ford. and desiring to have nv record
inspected with view to promotion.
L hereby announce myself as cantai-
date for the office of Sheriff OF SUM
ter County, subject to the rules of the
Democratic Primary.
JACK H. FORBES
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Riots in Trieste

Trieste. July 14-Hctels and stores
belonging to Jugo- Siavs were sacked
h1id burned in a wild anti-slav de-
nionstration yesterday. Scores Of
persons were injured and property
destruction il continuing today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
Raid i'm Ireland

Dublin. July 15-Fifty men raided
the general postoffice today and took
all letters addressed to Dublin Castle
and the Irish Administration.
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Candidates Cards.
For Clerk Of Court.

a. L. Scarborough hereby am
nounces himself a candidate for re-
election to the office of Clerk Of Court
for the ensuing term, subject to the
Democratic party. tt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
Veterans Pray
Remember the Hour When Ad-
y vance on Marne Was Made

Chicago, July 14--Three thousand
veterans of the third division met in
convention here today, devoted q half
hour Of silent prayer at the hour the
division opened their drive against
| the German forces on the Marne two
years ago.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
For Treas,,rer.

/ announce myself candidate for
reelection as Treasurer of Sumter
County. subject to the rules governing
the Democratic primary.
B. G. WALLACE
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Poles Retreat

= London. july 14--Futther advances
of the B6lsheviki gainst the Poles
| are reported i'm a Moscow official
wireless message. -
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Report Is True
Chilean Government Confirms
Rumors of Overthrow of
Government

.v Santiago. Chile. July I4-Confirns-
alton Of the reports Of the overthrow
OF the Bolivian government has been
received by the Chilean foreign Of
flee from Lapaz.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
Reunion Closes

Birmingham, July IA Tho election
or officers. the selection Of the next
conveHtioti city and the parade
b,cnght'tht tirs, rAi,ajon ,fs.hw iisain-
l,t'W aiVisiah Ia Il close today. .''.''-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17

II j.
~ turned out eand shipped as usual.
IThe are started In the pIaninx mill
from unknown 'causr. IT
+ %SIG tsSs 90 .--A.- L-..--.A- .t ,ss .fG
I Fiorehce, July fs.ATie central ex-
ecutive committee Of the South Car
olina Tobacco Growers association
held a meeting here today at which
time plans were perfected for the
conaplete Organization OF this eatirs
section OF the state. The meeting or
the committee was presided ovef by
Bright .Wiilarnson C. Darlington.
who is vice president Of the associa-
Ition. a }t.y,,- :; y448H.fJ}f
Greehviliey July d3--The city ana
county n. quiet today following at
temps last night and eariynthis morn
ing of y crowd of more than 100 citi-
zens to locate James Washington. 90
year old negro OF Pelzer, who was ar
rested by officers late yesterday on 3
charge Of attempting to assault a ia
year old girl Of a. respected Peizer
IA miIy. %E
The officers, found the negro and
succeeded in beating the CROWD q. OF
erfiied citisens gut OF fire county. The
negro was first brought to the Green
willie county jail about o'clock but
woAs carritd on toward Columbus AZ
ter momsnt's consultation With the
jailer here. 'iS~~ .e.
Conway. July 13--W. ". Russ
member OF the South Carolina legis-
|latuixa ana nrorniHeht business man
|of Conway, was shot .Aud Instantly
Killed on Jnly ofi one of the streets
8f Conway by George Il, Marsh. also
of Conway. The cause OF shS ,traEe.
dys "a unknown. Mr.. Russ was ,kiiled
inia street near his tessdepcs. 4: Ahot-
gun being used BY Mr. Marsh. ae-
cordiny to eye witnesses
.;Coin,nbfa. July y.4is---Aathoraty,e to
proceed w,th the takinE over "
county roadA now IN tie stats nigh
wy systAhf1n ;accordahcS wtth the
gsnsra1 highWaS act bf 1890 WIS
granted TO- Charles H. Mobreftefd,
state kish~sy knSinser, at The Mttt-
ing .'of the S6uth : caroline highway
|cantltaission yesterday THIS sttp fxfA
mean ths 1hafntenance Of these r6aas
by the state and discontinaance OF up
keep by tlig counties. 80 ,,He
The comml3sion authorisAd Mr.
Moorefieid 10 bsSin the estabiishm3nt
of stats matntehance sf these sroaas
an soon az possible asa f1st~ Step
toward Actually putting the new high
way act into force. This 10 an entire
~ new schene for South Carolina aha
marks 3 new era tor the coed OF the
+roads over the state. State meinten.
rance viii bs pniy in the eoIntiss
~hsre the roads are now in the state
system -
CalurAbth. .Jnly, a.--Tuesday morn
Etn9's ssssa6n ~ the teaehsr's .iisstitute
ana jliltefacy siays byp - cskAnisefs
wAs Dneheh with an address by -Jshn
p. SweakinGen.s state sapeffhteAdest
% edncatiSn.s Mr. SweafiAGeri discus-
sed ,stht aints and purposes iof tho
''iayAby' aschooia pointing osst that
schools Woulu only be ssiving the peo-
pie the soppcrtanity they shuld havS
had long ago. '~
Coiumbia, July i3----W. A. McSwain.
state insurance commissioner. has fs-
sued repeated. xrarninks TO the peo.
pie of this STATE az 10 Investments TN
ron At0MckrhSstiff Instant StAtss.?s p ana
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JACK H. FORBES.

L hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for the office OF Sheriff. sub
Ject to the rules of the Democratic
party. JOHN r. SJJMTEp
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yesterday he said that the people
should not deal with strange agents
claiming to represent insurance com
panies Or oil development compan-
les without recurring them to make
known their authority to solicit busi-
mesa
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|ceHC ttd Spttous. I; He was later re
Hk6vtd to the 'bity ihospitai ana soop
th1sSafter sank into ahf unconscioti
|cJndltibn, sAs 6teA shortly after IL
'efi4ce, 'de&th beih6 due 10 4 fbr0k en-
collar bone and fractured skull 81
~ IN. Rhame Was 4S years OF age aud
came here. six Years asn from sum
merton to enter the drug business IN
which he has been very successful
Columbia, n. c.. July l2--4Decision
10 form Q strong, association was
reached by cotton sinrers from near.
ly 80 countict here yesterday and the
'organixatiofs was formally perfected
with Frank g. Evans sof Greenwood
as presidept and Joel ID. Charles oi
Gteenyille county as secretary: c. C.
NcAilisy OF Chester was made vice
The organization came after thor
oueh discQssion and after q number
OF speakers had advocated getting
the association under <ay.
Columbia, July 12--South Carolina
Is faced with the most acute fuel
shottHys In itst history. IN the opin.
ton OF b. r. Gossctt or Anderson, FOR
mer fuel administrator OF this state.
x Mr.. 0eesett has writtenTs; ietter 20
governor Cooper In which he reviews
conditons % rSeAfaD the supply OF
coal and ne urges tbaA the South in
sist that It 81 Sftrriished with It's
FUN percentage Of coal. cars. =
~ -. =. a ~. 90
co,ursbis. a,Tuiy is-+Colasnbia wAs
hCndred yesterday by. the presence
In the city a one time OF both the
senior and junior ssnatVrs vsy c.s.
Senator Kiiiaon d. Smith came Ia
'Colum,ha from the, Democrats cons
vsntton In eSan Franclseo. and after
spending part Of The day and : last
MINT here. win 80 to- Abbeviiict this
nsornMg for the icampai&h meeting
there tod1t. - :, sss .r.,g ..,.-ittsV
Z sepafor N. B. DIAL came to coluna.
biA yeeterdsy afternoon from y his
hofhe In naurens ap6' left shortly af.
tkfwaru for Batesbnrg. He plans to
return 10 Colunfbia -tnday. 'fs
- . ~ . ------ --F ,ts.
I y Coiursbta. !. July - l3.A-sfDre .:.s tfsas
a60 fafmers, barKers ma = businxst
ts,r1i are to hhaRe 4flp thfodaf, B0uth
Carohnh. Georgia and North Carolina
early IN August ~ the purpose OF
seeing how cottvn Is raised. accord
ing to, inY6rrfatfon received by
severai 's&eneies m Conmbia. Fne
party ~tfl be brought here ON a spec
iai train anti will spend several days
sn the state. N,~N -~<'S
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