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ANDERSON, S? G*? THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1,1916
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Former Governor Glynn
Gets Series Of Ovations
Coliseum at St. Louis, Pack With Thousands, Hears
Temporary Chairman, Eulogize Wilson-Dele
gates Pass Through "Golden Lane" of Suffragists
Enroule to Convention H??L
"....?, ,,. " 111_ ' i* ?
(By Associated Press.)
St. Louis, Jupe 14.*--The ^
, today here, in the keynote of americanism, peace, preparedness and
prosperity, sounded by former Governor Martin H. Glynn, of New
v York, temporary/chairman,^registered its approval of Wilson's con
duct of foreign affairs by a series of demonstrations. A sixteen
I minute dempnstr?tion marked Glynn's prediction of Wilson's r?
j election, and shorter ones pere sprinkled throughout its course. _
puring his speech Glynn was constantly interrupted by cheerjftg
? and appl?use, especially during his recital bf Wjson's effort to keep"
peace. When he gave the list of Presidents whd had adjusted
threatening foreign situations without a resort to arms, the delegates
caught the spirit of argument As he referred to each particular
j President some delegate would call ''what did he do." Glynn would
invariably, reply: "he settled trouble by negotiation.
Bryan was presentas ? newspaper correspondent and wept as thc
; speaker pictured victories of peace, j Glynn declared Wilson had
\ fac.e4 tnofe crucialproblems than any President since the war between
j the states and sa jd the issue fo the ^aii?pai?it is t?'be whether the course
i the coiintry has pursued will be contin?iU^^^ Je^er issue, lie
- I The coliseum, holding twelve thousand persons, was practically filled
despite the high temperature. On the way to the convention delis-..
I gates passed through a "golden lane" of suffragists dressed in white
with yellow sashes and yellow-faced parasols.
(By Associated Press.), ..Viii
. St. Louis, Julie 14.-president
Wilson's 'A?er?c?niam plank waa
telegraphed hero tonight, but was not
considered aa the r?Blutiore commit
tee ^v^s ^.Ul.enga^ with public
; hearings?; ;itiv other declarations in
tended '?8 planks. Tho wording of
thia plank, which will . probably
?irov?' tho sensation of tho. platform
? will bo carefully made so na to* cauuo
no future embarrassment. Main tea-.
ture? of tho platform were agreed: up*
on aa follows:
No specific mention of Mexico; tho
' Moxican Situation hoing treated Ja-h
plank, outlining tho relation? of .th?
United States' to' other governments
and etresklngMbo right of each nation
to regulato ita, internal affaira. A
, ; declaration for'tte protection ot the
right of Americans at homo ' ?nd
DISABLED SOIJ3I??RS
PUT Oihr ArtMY ROLLS
y.V
X
Germa? Ministry WiU Send .'Vn
?\ (By ?BBOc?at^l. Press.)
Beti.'?,- Jtino ll .-In . compllanca
with requests from , ?ll over ^rilas"^
? :*i?j?war ministry ha? docteed thai
??id??fs wiiT> have booit injured. io
: th? ?jct?iit ; that tiley^ro: no longer fit
* ?or^ml?H?rjr-a?rvi^eha?l?beia? speed*
army. roll?..
* /????? AU branches of ^hc/s?ifvi?? ; are
CellSd : todH ; to hii?t?h sb, far w
?ible.:t|ibl#rkvOf ^??e^?ilhg;.?^!:
m?h dre >?nn1i|P?rilier*$tf ice, ?hd
* i. .Be:adtiHaH?t^-ar?;ib^e^#?t th?
?' loss ot. m?liiary??^
V -vj- fi!?rtt%?!l ?&!1im!l#-:mfrM?b????
? I*** ;f??Ur?d^tttt'^r?o^oy^f>?v-.bs
the r?l?a^ t?i?? ^"?^a^mi?
humber /'ot- m^^bo ^peraaps : M?
lohg^c^n ?ighA Mt cah ^/ork.^ .
. ': ?ii;^li^^r<^lsvltiv^tion fc*a j>*??*tl
. : ijbp*itar -:hat p ali the r.ow*r
" **** ffi"^^^
0 ST. mu?s
abroad; in defense of American neu
trality the platform will hold the
Question involving not Ufo, b?t only
1 proporty .can ??>> settled by Indemnity
after tho passions of war subsided.
A' permanent poaoo. tribunal, ad vo cat
ed, how far the" . platform ref loot
President 'Wilson's declarations bf
.willingness ot tho United States r to
Join* a world league' .to enforce peaco
not d?ternim?d. ' 'Ueclaratlons for an
effective army and navy and , ampio
r?serve' force} cbtlplcd with this the
* pronouncement agdlnst, wars, and
territorial ..aggresaloh." Declarations
fo'ir an ;bight*hfcdr xday. and civil ser
vice p?tiBlons., 'Ono plank wlli deal
; with 'ohild ??bor. : Several deal with
I tho administr?t lon'u '.'. achievements,
1fedora! reserve: law, trade, comm ta
bl?n, act, shipping bill,, tariff 'commia
? ?sion.and rural credits bills.
?FRENCH ?S?C TAKES' '/<
fLACE GERMAN Aim
'AifraHgfi?i^t;i^?d?;^fVah Bircfctor
. Of Pnrcs Opera
':;'-A. i^.(By ^/AB?0{^^?ilfd :; Prods'. ) .. V ; .' ..'
I i.W^?i ? Jua? 14 .--Aa ?jr??igement
K?s ittht l'?on concluded beiweoh II.
Che?si,, director of. tho Oper?, CdAti
n?o abd btlo *A - th<i icu?lhg hallar
publishers and tho director et " th*
Scala ?hoatro in Milan, th? Ooaiahjfj
theatre- in ?vbt??jihd^t?? i^l?ht'f?l
I Juanes TA'lroa, whereby ; Frcncli nuts
'$kti&h>aattieaB/aratotake the pl?&
nith?rti> ailbt?ed.tb O?nn?n ?hd ?m
trian prodhcTdoali. :\Thin wlli^apn?
. #:th?-lW?nc^''Ope.r^ it
I tW?&MlbrpHiBtB, who -will be com'
.,^.Br:i5a?\*oel?if^t .;-?rikiiiki^^tv-'<tht
Ob?ra Comira : }fr?\l pt?eu?? tltftl?*!
, .j^ks^avenvi-^avv^i^lfwtev that
. -l?hm ? M\&$-^t&$^W\*b -, fa;
-M^;?8isn- llt?i? ifteftrdio?v ?trlfilfle) b
their own ; co??tr>,, will ? vb?^^twiwui
. to th? Parisian .*ttMlc;: .??Wm :&it%
; 'aanct-Mi'pbin^^
???^myJ^?i^li^''''M^'t^: to . ta.
I '?rif?'ii?gt??a?,>?MM
I compbsfete sud librettists.
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' Slight Breaking of Muscles Around
Fractured Rib Is Giving
Roosevelt Trouble
(By Associated Press.)
N?wi.York? June 14.-Roosevelt un
[ derwent an .X-F.uy. examination today !
for what iho characterized as a "pos
sibly j slight breaking of tho . mus
cles" around a rib, which had boen j
broken ^when" thrown "from a hors? ?
May ?ittfj.lOl??. ; Fears, that ho sUf
fored.o heatt attack woro set at rest j
? tonight, .when ho received ,nowppape? 1
mon. .' Ho said ho caught a ' severe ]
Lcoid/Uh> tho West. Indies ; and had
?'been, subject", to coughing spoils.. Ho
wili remain hore until the result of
t^a^?S^B?y ' 1? ' known, and also con
fer with' progressive leaders.
I Arraigns Itafeitts ; Seeking to ; Eta?,
barraseWilson ?c^Unstr?'' j
tit?n tni ?or?ig? neg?
(rations .
(?yAssociated Pces.^ ).
Y-Washington. - Jubo vii-'-^arrylttg,
homo- ideas ho expressed In., ibo
flag-d?y T speech, . aPiirtivod. .by : Pros!?
d*et Wilson, ffao ?pl?uk ;on "Amortcad-;
ism v/^cbnti^ete^^nljihi? .a#H"i; is-.
irshdy, ?pk s?bt?tlssmhvtt?L tho conven*'
tiena ' rebutions cbmn>l^.':-;^i?i^J
rj?gua^?^4bh? .s?eklo? io ^em??r??a|
Ibo govrentu?nt in foreign no^ofla
tlphs^ endf'obr.lcm^?.ahy .{IdiPjcdl par
ty wK^h^mbJ?iries Ha. bol|hy"f?r;ta??
of. p$iu??l^?^ Probld'c?l
:W4kpn?j^t?nns ta tfghv forego Mm
Amaric?nS; ^wltd :?j?p?ao ?ipi ferr h??
foreign, ^Hcy:,;' , . .,
ii a?db>3kt?inaag. ?
J?iry tr>^^^
for t'h?-ai?rder two wi-ek?}<afeo-of -W?j
ham" .Waller.'-' aHmt^?iti?ytfun'?"V^#?-$
, ?rV .-t0?^d^N6?U^:-'?gd^;ioday- eh^ljif-.
^a? ?chteh??d^toiha^-^?ly-^i''
. . MeC?imngtt Aftas-anee?
.fi Granville.-- ?nho -lt ; -Jos .v>A..->. He4
'jQiBUra^iv^?fV:^??>:-A. ;'in*mper^-*w?;
,Od^jr}l.lei?>?t)ty v ?egis'Juwni/d?le^
tw^lla^
^'^e'^n^-for. T&-p&&it?$i ?n- thte'art-1
:.ma??.?t^V?dmm?ri'
Tho Coliseum in St. Louis.
FOREIi
IN FLAG DAY 'ADDRESS AT j
* WASHINGTON PRESIDENT:
.FLAYS ,BU?i^a:^#??
T? LEVY POLITICAL
BLACKMAIL AND UNDER
MINE AMERICAN GOVERN;
. MENT
(By Associated; Press. )
Washington, June 14.--A charge !
itha't. ? foreign born citizens of tho j
"United States aro trying to levy poli
tical blackmail and undermine thc
influenco of tho government, woro
made, by President -Wilson in hisii?iagr
day^'; speech today . Ills assortions
sounded tito keynote 'ot ono of .fore?
most Issues . tb. bc stressed when ho
standsN.for.re-election, and indicated
tho platform declaration tb bo sub
mitted to tho St. Louis convention by
tho ; administration. .
lief oro tho crowd at tito baso of
:4^m^tgl?n '. monument President
Wilson said: .'"There ls disloyalty atV
tlvc in ? lite Unltod. ; States and it
inna t, bo. ab?blutoly ^irtrshbd. it
protocds-from. a small minority, but
.ls'., an active ; and subtle minority., lt
wbrka - undor ground ' but shows ils
dgly.' h'?ftd -where .' wo . c?n ace it.
Thorb are < thohe this : Vonicdt ,?vlio
aro tfyinK tb' levy.;?;:$$exilea of fr?tl
ii??t- binckmoil/ t?aythg, 'fdo what wo
wish'lui, Inlorcst of ibo" foreign senti
ment or wo will wreck our verigbnee
... ?,rcs?d*nti 'Wilson ??dod;^VThat.'-ifl
the ko?\. ot:Ihhi? *??t wb'sb tho
American. nation wt j) turn > l*h a
m?P;tS.of- ?entimtol;~Whlcb .will teach
these gentlemen bribe for rall timi iby-.
?l^ifiici4BeVil'4t test o? tdijivneo in
the - ???tedl SUttsamBH^^^v.y 'pfr
' ilia;?i>xbjranccs^we^takoi^as-ehal
lei|iro'::?a'. '(th**t;f&ri?tiif%?.N?}6ru Americans
' ^oct;. ?# learned ?.?rc.. opposing him
:vThe^lreildoh't spdfct?the entire dsy
#.?','f?d^.oeli*rltii?n; fewrealdr
id prerVaf?dd?b?j \ p?tttflc arid rW?|s
^f?t?and .spoakirijj- later. ' Moro
iH-tn fifty. thou'aanil m?r?itod. .'. . ',
Credit IteHt^ Mwnu. I
.^rechviilo,, Juno/ ?f^'he.,' merc&v
tHiei^r ^
. irig|ahd ^pprofcd i to .
:4$?^X$?oJnf?ttiigV .-?^i^ureBu:i ih
;t5re^nvii?? 'as has^h?W?Jtfat??M tor !
.sbttl?tt?i|t*Y.v- THfc/^blishradht ..of
|.mfc???^?ret^
dir?the attitude .dr a<n^?orriy ,of : the
merchants. . !
Will Be Renominated.
AS HE LEFT COURT
AGAIN ARRESTED
Syrian "Slaver" Released On
D__ J . ' _?li
Greenville, Juno 14.-Ed. Knr.ek
ley,' a, young Syrlau who, has been In
Jail, for several v/eckB under a charge
of . violating' ibo Mann wh?io slave
act,, was brought .ato 'federal court
this morning. Therre was a wan ?nd
pathetic look about him,' and ho
complained to a group . that gathered
oUtsido of ?tito ?ickening sameness bf
his confinement in Jail. Ile- had
been eick and, with hie. attorney, ? ho
was appearing for h|s releas? en
bond. At tho request of H. P. Bur
hagev ' Judge Johnson had '. reduced
tho bond from SI,OOO to $600.
After, tho boud was signed by W.
M. McCain of Greenville ond tho ne
cessary papers had'been approved of
in Clerk of. Court J. B. KnighVu tft
fico, Kntickloy prepared' to leavo tho
room. As ho stopped into tho;hnllway
ho faced Deputy Sheriff George King/
who was. waiting to arrest him on a
warrant charging adultery. The war
rant had boon previously, ,nworn out
by Deputy. Sheriff Capoll and ? had
boon withhold bcndliig/dovclopmonta
in thc white eldvo cako,
' Ujidn this proceeding Knuckloy and
dp officer and. tho attorney wentjidi
in'idiatoly to the bilko of Magistrate
j V.L. Boliorigbr; ?T?tere ?tt?rn?y| #bjr
liago arranged for.berni for his client
in tho sun?, of $200, Tait* WY ,'?S? Mc
Cain aiad sighed.
Annio Axer,'tho: yb?ng-.Syrl?n .wo
man who*-wai- tM)Ubd :?'.'. dver ; ' with
j^ttcMoy oakthe ''?hito aiaV?^ cpirib
wkWiokeh frnm Greenville tb . ChaV
lo^ .^eHm^sy hy hof ;t?uib.r,..( who
C?^td/ h?r?v lh conseaueccV of ?itfp ,r&*.
y#t-tft?t; his dichter htt/faitfti^b?^n
anrosted cn ; a Btato^wnrraati^?.^:-e?*
i'^jk^^leaacd1. -?Uh" jibe provW^'that
?Si^??ve '4 brt&J v?i.l?;,,,; sb? carried
OF Tr?E SE?' MSNES
Hot?err?(tni,,riethi)rlabd8^ June 14.
>A w?ck'si ivo/ogo ro?tid Scotland, usu
I^B^??ndAl?ja ;' fctra?ge way ?ot t?ttlnt
frdm-; ?totterd?m ,to Lond?ri, yet tl '
.ia^one-iot'abe- latest imUrt?t . dont
quences of ibo war. {Ia$e?^ih
face the .'dangers : ol-the] mine -itk
tho'?.rotterdam Lloyd' h*s docldfed
fUtnr^?fo.fsehd alu?aVlJ^^d?
mailnhfps;'ddevto e?U at|?t?hdon.
! thi?^ c?tcnfttnis route, iaat?ad af/
the 'direct eight hot?r|^'p?Sst?e to
aaoso;-tit-?pe -, ns
? BRYAN'S PLANK ?
? ' .- .. ?
? St. Louis, Juno 14.-Sam- m
+ uel A. King, of Ulah, tdd the ?
? resolutions , com mit too to- ?
'I' night that Bryan wasr asked .
<f> if ho hod any planks, and bo .:>
? replied:' '"X have Jno planks, ?*
+ but ono, that, ta the proal- ?
<*> dont'B. I'll go. before tho poo- .
+ plo in , hw'behalf on. your re- ?
.5? port." . ?
Committee From This State Have j
Dalies Set Out-~Marming
Waa Elects Chairman
? ? ~- '
(Special to The Intelligencer.)
Columbio, S. C., June i*..-Com
mittee agslgmueuts of tho South 'Car-1
olina delegation, in tho national de
mocratic conven li on ot St. Louis]
were contained In n telegram receiv
ed tonight at tho governor's .-office.
The delegation meeting in St:'
Louis elected Governor Manning. as[
chairman.
The- following are tho committee.]
assl gnmects : Committee on pl at form,
E. D. Smith; committee on rules.
Trl?iram T. Jlydo; cbmralttoo ?nj
'.credential's, ;W:.: P. > Pollock; com
mittee on permanent . organization.
L., D. Jennings'.- W. P. Pollock "waa
named to second tho nomination. Ot
President Wlloon. Bright William
son waa nambd as? a member. ot the
commlttob to notify President 'Wllf.
son of biff nomination. John . P.
Thomas, Jr., of Columbia^, was aasir
ed as a member of the Committee td j
notify the vico president.
CHINESE STUDENTS
IN JAPAN RECAIXE1
Go vc itancnl Uac&e to > Pay For
Their Sclmoliag
(By AsBOclalid Presa.)
. Peking, Juna 14; -Because of fi
nancial .-stringency, China im a .beeb
compelled to-recall from Japan about
2,000 students whom/the Chinese gov
ern thant was maintaining thorn in vi-:
rlous achoolB,: f?overal.months - .ago
those students . began .. com pl alni us
that. thfir .allewaticeb :.weira,*Mtf??n
pr ehtirely cut off. They protested
v d.the Chihf>5? miniat?r in Tokio, who
vlojiotintcd fund* to bring manyvf)*
tho students huck.to China. The**
Va? tbtne'.doubt in-'Chili* as td tho
advisability ? ot- having t thelatudisaW
jotumod. r??m Japan at a thae; .tfheh
the pollUcal b?rtditioh? aro ed i unset
tled: rWost bf tho student*VAr* -t&r,
lidrnhcod-thinkers, wholly
with ; tbs : hibu*?Wb?lf>?y?v
mont and other off or? s to avoid the
oi?derot^?on.o^Cbtt?. i* . .. v,
;;-?C^?e^vi'll^ . E.
;U?W?H#?? w^?t??da*8daV
r&appoititcd - a>m?mb?F?oif ita* '-etat?
board of eiaminferii of cuibeJWFira, ac-;
cording to- dl?^tchca - received from!
Columbia. :? ? :!
.iV'Mr. ? Catfls??'i.?authW&
A', y J> Cadibeh, > form*?^'^.
???sr^.bdi now bf 0^hJreht?f#'%
S.th?fctty- . ;5frT: '? -'t^?t?ea
grao^t*d7at-?Vvotferd college.- this
ye?r.
FIERCE ONSLAUGHT G1VFS
OFFENSE ANOTHER 20
MILE GAIN, WITH CAPTURE
OF THOUSANDS OF PRISO
NERS AND MACHINE GUNS
(By Asdocl&tod PrOBS.)
The Ruanlans advancing on . Czor
iiov.it;*, sained twenty, miles, accprd
Ing to tho latest Russian cillerai
.statement, vllaving , piwto-ut?iy,
crossed tho Dnoi?ter river they haye
gained tho left bank of thy Prnth
river, capturing tho town of Snia
thyn, twenty m\Ua trot?i thc capital *
ot Bukowina. Nowhere on tho front
from Prlpqt IrlVer through Galicia
to the Bcssarablan frontier has th?ra
been any cessation of the Russian df
??nslvb. Petrograd says the Teutons
were driven back all along.'
in the eleven days drive the Rus
sians captured moro than one hun
dred and twenty-one thousand pris* '
on ern, one hundred abd thirty gdna
end two hundred and oisty machine
guns. Beriln says .the, Russian At* ?.>.
tack on the north German lina trna
repulsed.
Intermittent ? bombardments ,f con
tinue at Verdun.
Canadians continue to hold trench
es recently taken from Germana
around Ypres.
Rome announces the TO pulse ot rta *
int ; Austrian attacks on the Poslri..^ r
rant.
Tho German auxiliary . cruiser?
Horzmann hnr< hoon, riunk tn-the Bal*
t?o by Russian1 d-^raye^raccbrding
to Bsjrlln. . Ai neutral rbpmt *?pt-:<?>?
twelve German mercbahtm?n hud
Gennan destroyers Wore also.sunk.
it is anticipated tn London thai
Lloyd-George takes . Kitchener's
place and remains the head ot mun
itions as well. ?Mj??i
? ; ; ? ' -/Wi. i-f}-., .-tb - ' "
Temporary O?tfsr . df Restraint
Issued Against D??wea! Of . :j. '
Hampton C?nccrna ?? .
Columbia, Juno t-1-Alleging; in %?
complaint in placed .??v?r? ,in tia ort
tlcisms, that the sa??. bf, the. .Hampton
Cotton mills company properties to
Lockwood,' Greeeu & Co.,^of Boston
W^$2,650,0C0, aa euthorisod / Ot tho
Parker Mills' company stockholder^
meeting May ll, last, would t?i;de- ,
.raictive of-.the interests ot tho hold
era of common and ?ref?rred stech.
William H. Ros? of Cbt?mhla, Rich
ard t>. Lee bf Sumter and! Alex E.
Rt?g of Columbia h?ve^?titred? -ironi
justico R. C. , Watta of the j ?bntft ;,
Callina ?upremo ct?ji?t.1 ?v'Httlo t?
hbbw-Chuno why tho eal??.should not
he:enjoined and a tembbrary injttuc
tlon against tho tta.lt> pending tho final
hearing.
The rule, keturnablo -hsfore Circuit
?bag? T. J. MauUUtt at Pievens J*tne
20 next is directed aghihst: the Par?
ter Cotton Milla cbrap#hy? the Stamp
ton Colba Mills fennpahy, M. c.
Biaueb? pr?si??nt of. th^^rker com?
.m^r^P^?^-V e?^tU^\<jr)??*urar : of .
?nd ; hceat?rer - ot tba ."?lla^ptdn, coo*- ,-:
p?d>; iTh?mas,,F.V Parked v,T. - V|- . '' .>/'
Frost,. M. L. Isar?hfotri T*^T ^
the Parker ?V'ea'rpo*a?y^?.Kart^
?ohsbany; ^ m?^^^ ^^ .