The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, November 22, 1914, Image 1

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REiV?E?V?BEM THE SABBATH DAY TO KEEP IT HOLY VOLUME 1, NUMBER 370. Weekly, Established I860; .Daily, Jan. la, 1914. ANDERSON, S. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1914. $5.00 PFJR ANNUM PRICE FIVE CENT?! FIGHTING IN FLANDERS AND FRANCE IS GROWING VERY MILD TROOPS GIVEN A SHORT LEAVE I It I? Said 7,000,000 Men Ar* Ea gled in the Battle? j on th? Russo -German Frontiers. (By VtMcintod Pim) LONDON, Nov. 21.-The extreme 'cold weather and the exhaustion of the troops have virtually brought the battle in Flanders and France to a standstill. A desultory, artillery dael continu?s at some points aloin;. the wide front and there has been an oc casional infantry attack, but for the] last three days the lighting has been mild compared with the fierceness of that which for more than a month j preceded it. The Germans, lt is thought, have sent their best troops to the eastern front and'even In big guns the Allies sppear to have the advantage. There are no signs, however, of an offensive j on a large scale on the present A' Iles, who doubtless' are as badly In need of rest as their opponents. In fact, it is stated that officers and men who have borne the brunt of the fight ing in the-trenches are. being given t short leave. Thia together With the cancellation of the ordfr for the removal, of ship ping from Dunkirk, ia taken to indi cate the'.: the Allies consider' their ! positions sate and 'that they do not contemplate an . immediate. forward movement '*-> 't?or this..sasses. ?isd b-^c?nse thc result will have. :m impoftant bearing on the war. Interest ia i'll!''centered, on the battles in Poland. Aa; has or Berlin.1 ?t'U known, howevert?thatj the Germans are ..offering stubborn resistance to the Russian advance in East prussia. , General von Hindenburg, command er of the German troops, and Grand Duke Nicholas, commander-in-chief of. the Russians, two of the greatest ? I . .. - ?V... ?...??? V.r.* MMWIMA^ nrn ?... u.v.-a.....B .?..? ****"~'.#f *" -' - maneuvering for positions between the Vistula and the Warta, and a big battle ls in progress on the Cracow ZsssstCvoOWa Hue between itussian and Austro-German forces. An unofficial dispatch coming through Rome says the Russians re pulsed two attacks before Cracow, but beyond the Russia official statement that the Fossiav s have had partial success northwest of Lodx there ls nothing to indlcf.ee how things are go ing. ' In SO?iatltst quarters In Copenhag en, wHctf ate in to?cS with the So ciaUsts/oT Berlin, jit.I? said that 7. 000,000' men are engaged in the bat tles oh,' the Russo-Gormau. frontier*. 3,000,00i) on the Acetro-German side and 4.000,000 Russians.. - The gewinn .^retirement from Val Jevp 1 s ,described from *Nlsh as ' st. sCat* egic movement, bu* ttrh loss of guns and p.-Jsoners Is admitted. Considering Application of Frank's Attorney'* (By AwotUtod Pre?) WASHINGTON. Nov. Sl^-J'-^ic? tamar today took auder consl?ew? tlon tho application ot attorneys for Leo M. Frank for a writ v?f error di recting the Georgia cousis to send to the supreme court for review the re cord on which,the factory superint endent was convicted -and sentenced io Yeatb for the murder of Msry Fha ?Tor an h?ur and a half the nttor-| neys argued that Frank had been de nied a federal right when the jory - ?-a -el -A -?-1_ " 4.a- -?-_ i?lUIUCU IVO ? TJ. ?AW??B9f? 9mv~ sence from the court room. As tnev I left the, ! Justice's home, they abated I j thht ?ney O?d not expect him to an-, J nounce his. decision on the appltce tlon tor. several days. ? Hauls B?ershall. ot New York, to-j dsy left'thWvcitt a?er making his1 argument to the JbiUe?-for Frank, bat Henry Peoples ap? Harry Alex ander, of Atlanta, also of counsel for Frank, remained in the city, possib ly to presset the application to other Justices Should Justice Lamar decline to Issue the writ Hiesmer Detatard. LONDON, Not. SL-The Norwsgian| steamer Tyr has been detained at| Glasgow, according to a dispatch the Central New*. The conespond sara 4,000 tens ot copper ore, wh ls contraband, were discovered hid den tn the bottom of the steamer's hold. CONDITION OF RESERVE BANKS First Statement Made Public Sat urday by Federal Reserve Board. DETAILED STATEMENT TO BE ISSUED WEEKLY Reports Are Encouraging and Out? look for Business is Stated as .TaiJuu aciiH y . (By Associated Pre?.) WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The first statement of the condition of the twelve federal reserve banka ' wak made public today by the federal re serve beord. lt includes operations for the five preceding days and is preliminary to detailed statements hereafter to be issued , weekly. . " Members of the board did not ex pect rediscounting operations' or tas> ings of federal ? reserve notes to be large until the banks were in better working condition with their tm reserve installments collected and the way paved for handling Commer cial business for member banks. The statement of condition fol lows: Cash on hand: Gold coin and certi ficates 1203,416.000; legal tender ntl-i J ver certificate?, etc.. . $37.308,000; to- 1 tal $240,723,000; rediscounts $5.607.-jl 000; all other assets $96,000; total, $246.423.000. . Capital paid in $18,072,000; reserve deposits $227,128,000; federal reserve notes in circulation ?1,215,000; total,! $244.486^ Gold reserves against all llabili- : .J- Ott _-...-?-- ? ?.~- ?... j??, ^...v, --f?o?, ivw.v? m?i[iiii r J.i ?iabiHtlcs after aet??g aijd? per cent g?ldr reserve against federal reserve notes in circulation 10* per cent. "Rediscounting privileges have been availed of to a considerable ex test in New York, Chicago, St. Louis ' \ and Kansas /City," said tho board in't its supplemental statement. , - ]i . "Elsewhere the showing is much h smaller.' Federal reserve trotea to | ? meet, local demanda have been Issued ! t principally in Chicago, New York and Minneapolis, but every bank bas been supplied with an adequate qnaa* tity of notes to meet Its needs. The relatively small amount of redis counts ss compared with the resour ces of the system ls due to the policy of the federal. reserve board1 in en couraging the payment of reserve de posits in actual money Instead of In redfscounted paper. Rates of redis count established a week ago were fixed with thia policy in mind.' Re ports from all the districts sre ot the. most encouraging nature and the out look for business ls stated ss satis factory. "'The establishment of the system has ali cady had an important effect In increasing the leading power of thc local tanks in addition to the toan P^wer Of Ula 'ederai reserve banks. . - ff ^ COTTON CROP GREATEST EVER Indicated in the Cessas Bureas ? Fifth Ginning Report of tba WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Possibil ity of this years Cotton crop equal- fl ling or perhaps exceeding the great- t est Crop heretofore grown waa ind'- n cated today in the census bureau's < fltfth ginning report ot the season, which showed the quantities of cot ton gises* te Ksrcmbcr ii weald : ? be between 15.600,000 and 16,000,000 The ginning for the period from no vember 1 to 14 established a record af l,795,??2 bales, exceeding li=t year h? tK9.ito halo? ?nrl W A& tWi bales. For the season tbbv year's]/ ginning? exv teded the record by 811,- a BOO usles. e In Alabama. Arkansas, Florida, and a Oklahoma new records for ginning to o November 14 were esublished. ? Ginning ey states: t Alabama, 1,263.4*0,- Arkansas 7*4.- C 228; Florida ?6,903; Georgia. 2,061.- e 161; Louisiana 341,342; Mississippi C 188,365; Ne ?tb Carolina 566.401; Ok- fl lahoma 840.634: South Carolina 1,- a 091,289; Tennessee 238,401; Texas 3,- t< SH JU; all other States 82,334. v Sea island gtnnlngs: Florida 28,751 r Georgia 28,478; Bouth Carolina 1,648 Provision for Belgtea Belief. PARIS. Nov. 21.-Frcesing weather f has set in throughout the battle son? I ta France sad Belgium. She tempera- 1 ture today vat led betwelb tS sa? 28 < degrees stove aero. Snow Is faille g 1 In northern- France, ia the Vosges and < ai Marseilles- ' , _? 1 Cruiser Tennessee and Captain, Attacked by Turks, and Ambassador Mergenthau. * . . - J?-JJF ., > > 'J i v?r .? i * '^r^rL,Tu-Mi ^ "^"^T^-'S TENNE?g'EE^ C^vPT. G?. O. DECKERS C&Dtalrr B C . Decker cf the. Unit- ! 1?. while he was ent?ring in a launch newe Ot .the incident reached Ambaa, nader Henry Mergenthau at Conatan >d States armored cruiser Tennessee j which flew to'learn lt they would1 permit the Ten- tinople. and he asked Captain Decker Si" h^r?n?? -anee ? enter the harbor, A^ce to/take the Tennessee from th. scene. Sentence* Pinte? Yesterday I Irleriwunyer. Petit Jurors drawn forithe Novem >cr tenn pt tue court of general ses sions having been discharged Friday tfternooh by presiding.' Judge R. ?Vithera Memminger, adjournment ' line die. was taken yesterday after loon ai IS:IB o'clock. The session of j :ourt .yesterday morning waa taken ' ip with the hearing of motions for tew trials and the passing of sentence innn a+'*ara\ nerennn. convicted dUV ng the week by Juries. Richard L. Cannon, who waa con victed cf . charges of adultery, - waa icntenced to pay a fine of flOO. John Cordell, convicted of chargea ? >f obtaining goods under false pre-] enses, waa granted a new1 trial. In the caae ot Cordoza Jefferson, vho was convicted of a charge ot nurder , with recommendation to nercy, arguments for a new' tri,tl vere heard by Judge Memminger. The notion for a new trial being granted, relrerson came forward and pleaded railty of manslaughter, receiving a tentence ot 19 years' imprlsonement In be State'penitentiary. In:tho caae ?f Lee Hubbard, triad; md convicted in his absence on barges of violation of the dispensary aw, a sealed senten.ee waa left by the Bose Hill dab* Tuesday afternoon will be card ef erncon at Rose Hill Club. Th? lad es will enjoy cards tn the afternoon nd servo supper for the gentlemen it 7 o'clock, after which there win ?e dancing. - Box Party. A box party will be given at Union chool Friday night, November 27, by he school Improvement association, rna public ls cordially invited' to at-j end. Seised on High Sea* (By AWodsM Pita.) uit^tin/t /?iik Nev. *!._Th* ? iinertcan steamer Sacramento, , few months ago the German steam r A!s3?4ndria. has put Into Valpar iso wtth a story charging - violation f neutrality. Th. Sacramento left lan Francisco for Valparaiso flying he Scars and Stripes October 15. ?apta In Jacobson declared his steam? ir waa ftstsedj on the high aeaa br n (arman warship, taken to Juan Fer iando? If '.and, belonging to * Chile, nd obliged to turn over his provis ema and ?.ooo ions of coal. An in estiguttuh has been begun. Arrives at Valparaiso. VAU?AI*AISO, CbUe, Nov. 21. Fha American steamer Sacramento, ormetfo tba German aiee-nahijp Alex adrfa, ?rrived at thia port today te atlast bringing from Joca Fernan es Island the crew ot the French ark Valentine, eunk by tim Gorman raiser Dread en. The Valentine waa sst reported ai Port Talbot July ii. TURKEY EXPLAINS IP* CT A nnr? e \J JL XX JL Shot? Fired Toward American Cruiser1 Tennes see's I ?unch Were Intended Merely as the Cus* ternary Warning That the Pori Was Mined and Closed to Navigation-All Danger of Serious Complications Has Dis appeared. . ,_<Si'-.^f?ciat"*? ptyTil ?. v' of Smyrna was closed alike to war WASHINC-TON. Nov, . tl^Tnrkey shiPS Md merchant v^sei=. Tue&i bas explained voluntarily to the Unit- bassador therefore requested Captain ed States government, through Am- Decker to withdraw and he, of course, bassador Morgenthau, that shots fired <jid 80f proceeding to the Island of toward the American cruiser Tonnes- Chios. see's launch last Monday were Intend- "Owing to the extreme difficulty of ed merely as the customary warning communicating with Constantinople, that the port of Smyrna was mined no further advices have yet been ro and closed to navigation. - celved. Instructions already had Although the explanation is Infor- ^nt t0 ^e ambassador. We are mal lt was admitted tonight at the Btni aWftjting tho ambassador's reply White House and the state and the to instructions." navy depsrtnaenta that all danger of The fact that the governor general serious, complications had disappear- ?| smyrna had offered, to take Cap e?- " * ?tain Decker, of tho Tennessee by au a mba asador MorgenthaU reported tomobile to the American, consulate that' two members of the Ottoman at smyrna, officials d?clare indlc?ted cabinet had iully explained the oe- dearly the Mehdltncss. ot the Turkish curreoce tai high officials here said officials. his message waB Wed before instruc- ^cretary Daniels announced to tlons sent to him from? Washington ^ that his orders to the command to, discuss the subject officially with t" 0Mhe Tennessee and. North -Caf tbe grand vhder could have been re- ollnR< BU8pendlng . navy regulations celved. President Wilsen and his cab- wnj?h givo them wide discretion, inet regard the explanation as ?1 would be rescinded > tom?rrow, the certain precursor of a satisfactory c^yUim wilt bc give'.. tU same ial formal explanation and guarantees by ,tl?de they prfivlouB?y had enjoyed, the Turkish government for the pro- .-^ vesgei8 mB? not ?emnln In Tur faction of Amerlcens and their inter- v?y*s ?.tT??orial wftiere, but will Stay' eats. wl'thm a han oaya sail.In some of the The message from Mr. Morgenthau islands now belonging to Greece, dated November 16 and delayed en There ls some question in the route, relieved a delicate situation It minda of diplomatists here as to the arrived late In the day and was dis- righ't of a small boat to enter a clos cusged at a conference tonight be* ed port, By'tts sise and equipment tween the president, Secretary Dan- its mission ls obviously friendly, lela and A?t??ig Secretary Lansing, of There ls no exact precedent, however the stat*, ?epartment. and as the incident occurred within Atter the conference-the following the territorial .watara of Turkey, the , ., ?>*.?_._ ' j_A ... .1_fin.H. ._._ ik. I.ti-?A m.V. ?t ?mimi in mmm iwucu .?<- ?.??. nuiciciju njin v* I-MH - ---- House: and enforce her own regulations ia "Dispatches concerning the Smyrna recommited. Should it be necessary meweni urra w ?~s* recored frets for laurees, ts ester TnrWah porta Ambassador Morgenthau which were in the future, lt ls considered pres sent before he had received any com-I able that previous arrangement will ?u?i?ei?kr? fro-, thc stats d?port- bo made. Officls!- are at a loss to niant, He informs the government understand why auch 4a arrangement that on thc evening of the' dar oh was not made in the case ot the Ton whtch the meldent occurred ( on Mon- nesseS's launch, day last) the Ot ton) an minister of That Smyrna presents almost a the Interior inwrmed him that the special case aa apart from the en commander of the Tennessee bad at- ure situation in Turkey, is the belief ?empted to visit Smyrna in his steam of officials familiar with the trend of launa?, plssstieg through th? mine previous dispatches. The American zone, contrary to the Turkish gov- colony of 50 hss been reported SB ernment's regulations. s?5 that the panicky ever since last May. Before boat had been stopped by warning Turkey entered the war the Amorl ahots fltest towards ber. -can consol often waa anxious for the \ "He added that the governor gen- safety of hts consulate and Amerf etaL arter the .Incident, had offered cans. Ambassador Morgenthau once to take the officer overland in bia ia- asked for^arsblps. Since then con totnobile. The minister ct war later dillons, were reported, as improved, communicated with thc ??uhassador. While the Washington government fully informing him of the Incident does not anticipate - difficulty over and requesting that the Tennessee, conditions at Smyrna, it may indicate which then ate? at Vourla; rome dis- clearly to turkey an urgent desire tance from the harbor of Smyrna, for protection of Americans so that thctftf bJSalfadrawc. lt will not be necessary to send The embassy sometime ago had American vessels. ."Thu guarantee, tt boen officially Iniormed that the portjie bejleved, zs?) be eiteadsd to Amer Dr. Potent, T-T-** . aa*---*- : ? ' ?? ? Mais. . President Edwin M. Foteat of Fur; man University wiil speak tola after noon at 3; 30 o'clock in the Orr Mills auditorium under, the auspices of the extension department bf the Young Men's Christian Association of And erson. Dr. Potent is too well known in Anderson for anything of an Intro ductory natuic to be acid in this con nection. He has preached- here on several occasions and delivered lec tures before large audiences. To hear Dr. Pot eat once means that one will hear him every opportunity there after, no matter tt it entails hard ship in getting to where he can be heard.. It-goes without saying that the au ditorium wilt be . crowded by those anxious to hear this brilliant and powerful speaker. Prominent Panter Accidently Killed Special to The Intelligencer., CHESTER, Nov. 21.-While monk eying with a revolver it is said in the presence of Mise Relie Foster. 8. V. Culp, a prominent planter, wa? ats cidcntally Idled by the discharge ot the weapon this afternoon near Ches ter. Coi oner J. Henry Gladden left tonight to hold an inquest over Mr. Culp. The death of this young man created quite a sensation here where he has many friends. Very' little Is known here of the shooting at this hour. It occurred about 18 miles from this city. . leans in ali parts of Turkey' and Asia Minor. - Abdul Hak Hussein Bey, charge of the Turkish embassy here. Issued thia statement: "I am glad io hear IbiU definite, news has been received from Constan tinople to the effect that firing on thc Janati cf the.Tennessee by the authorities at Smyrna waa* merely a' warning that the entrance to the har bor twas dangerous owing to the ex? latence of mides. Although the ern- ; bessy has been without Information. I held the opinion from the outset j that thc firing, waa simply a precau- ; tionary measure, and not .' the . oat-. ~ como of any hostile lnteat on the part of t*ie Turkish authorities. Thia ls as It should be. ' "The most cordial relations always have existed between the two govern ment? and it is tba desire of both the i Ottoman government and people that i such relations always,should be main- i talned. . .. i "I should like to repudiate state- ] menta, which recently appeared In i the presa insinuating that censornhin 1 30 the part of the Ottoman author!- i ties waa tba sansa-of the unnecessary ielay tn the exchange of cablegrams between Turkey and the Untied Katee. This la not>ea This embaa- -, ry etea baa not received a single oa-i rtcgram s loee ci?se upon A month."?, LESS OPTIMIS? NEGOTIATIONS FOR CLEAR ING UP FINANCIAL S?TUA- , TION HALTED , SIR GEORGE P?ISH GOES T? LONDON Calldd Home by Chancellor Lloyd George to Explain the Acaeffi- ; cnn Proposal*. \*> ' ? (By Attocuted'': Tram.) WAbiUNGTON,. Nor. -1-~Negotl etlons for cleaning up the internation al financial situation and paving the way for reopening cf .the landon ea* New York etoc*.; exchanges, were halted today when Bir Oeorge Palan and Baal! B. Blackett, of .U? J-njUah treasury, left suddenly tor New York. They expect , to sail next week - tor England, where, accordion to Secre tary McAdoo, they have been called by Chancellor Lloyd George ie ex plain the American proposals sent to L-ondon severals weeks ago' by cable. The message recalling Sir George evidently came aa a hurprtse ' tia some officials were inclined tonight to be less optimistic than during the past few daya about tba success of the American plane, lt wa? recalled that. English bankers wens not at all anxious to have Sir George come tb America, for lt waa eaW it waa hard for. them to understand American un? willinga sea to pay obligations la gold when this nation.baa a stock of that metal, at least three 1 large as that lo, the Bank of x. Tber,pptnt 'on - whltH1 " bankers ate believed to annal explanation is the creation of a* ?H it furia bv ?ha Hank protect American securities may btv sold or*-the landon ?xchanke. Some officials here- telf. that Shr George and Mr. Blackett etil" use' all possible argutoenta to bav? the plans indorsed by their govero?at?t add by, English bankers. , ; Whatever may be the Ultimate re sult, however, the negotiflions prob ably will be suspended fo/some time. Further representations fiWrtmbry will. ba.made through thc British ambas sador. < These was a belief in acme Quar ters here tonight that the fest that ?jondon bankers were no*-wbeUy pleased with the alena PWoead bad been known In New York sud that tbs promised reopening to a limited de gree of tho New York exchange waa delayed on this account. \ Announcing the departure of Slr George, Secretary McAdoo gave out this statement : "Slr George Paiah hive, lost inform ed me that he has received a cable from 'England sa; lng suggestions submitted by the committya of New York bankers are under 'considera tion by London bankers bot as cords points are not clear the chancellor of the exchequer has requested Sir George and Mr. Blackett ?o returu to England to explain the situation more fully. They expect to sail, there fore, within the next few day?. "It la thought lnadrtseMs tte pub lish the recommendations of tho Nsw York bankers until the Lotidon bank ers . have considered them lujly ead acted upon them. 'The situation here bas materially tmoroved alace Slr Georgs ; and Blackett came to America and visit bas been exceedingly In bringing about a clearer under standing on both sides of the water of existing conditions. Ccmrdtrcial and financial i elations between Great Britain and thia country ire so lara? and intricate that a fuller understand ing of the problems caused by the war ts mutually beneficial The vis? it ot Star George and HY .Blackett has accomplished thia already.; It waa a gracious act on tba patt ot the chancellor of the exchequer to let theta cosuo to .WMul?a~to?." Prevision for Belgian BeU*?. LONDON. Nor. ?..-? load ot provisions pt Americans for Belgian j patched today on the Block,' which sailed fros. . Rotterdam with 700 tons _ set tons ot flour, 600 tons-ot i 200 of peas. WILL OR?AM7.E _ IBePROVBMEXT The ladles ot the will meet Monday school house for the ionising a School ItnprV^^-Jpi" ?oelallen. The prograov for ibe af?* ternoon will ba in charge ot fae Ba sils of the schoql. and fl delightful affair will doubtless be held. . The [?our? tor the meeting has been;fixed st 3 o'clock. > .-^ - ?? D. A. B. Mtniar. Tba TX A. R. .Chante? Viii meet Monday afternooo^at half past tate*. "i 'Mray John Linley, -ta North Atta