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ii ll H WIZARD \ Among Wizard pr use in cleaning. T\ 4-1. irt AiTAwr V?rvn UltJIIl IU cvci,y Iiv/w WIZARD PC JB A thorouj tific polish || I^Fm ture, wood II floors. Can Hthe finest: its beaut I luster whi show finger marks o gummy or sticky, ai will not adhere. A on nr. a bottle. . (12 ounce bottle . Quart can 1-2 gallon can . . Gallon can I ^?$33 J WIZARD II ' Cobwebs and dus high, are never out convenient wall du handle enables you i i nook on moldings, and walls. The cl yarn duster gathers 1 out scattering it. \ n? renewing. Price i| i 1 Kerr I 20-22-24 N. I 1 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FOR CITY OFFICERS SET FOR MARCH The date of the Democratic mary election for the naming candidates for the offices of Ma; Commissioner of Public Works for alderman, one from each war< the City of Abbeville, has been Tuesday, March 23. If a sec election is necessary the date been set for Tuesday, March 30. Pledges must be filed and fees i to the City Clerk on or before 5 p. March 19. The following will act as ma gers of the election: At the shops, J. L. Clark, L. Dansby and Zimmer Howie. At the Cotton Mill, L. C. Mar W. S. Martin and G. W. Godfrey. At the City Hall, T. C. Seal, C. Botts and J. A. Cheek. Plan to Kidnap An American Citizen Resulted in Murd Washington, March 4.?Inforr tion received by the State Depa ment indicates that Mexican bant had planned to kidnap and hold ransom Augustus Morrill, forme nnnciil of Monironillrt r ivuw vvuoui at. c that the bandit Cacheton exceei orders in killing liim. "Cacheton was hanged by the b dit chief. Carona, within 25 yards the scene of the murder, as a pi ishment for the murder," said an nouncement today by the l)ep: ment. "On the murderer's shirt > found pinned a penciled note, re ing: "Manuel Ramirez, soldier, died the assassination lie committed. E cuted by order of Cipriano Cmoua Georgia Bankers Indorse Protest on the Exclia Macon. Ga., March 4.?A rcs< tio endorsing the action of the co try bankers association in filing i in an rft'ort to prevent enforcem of the federal reserve boards o: doing away with exchanges chai on checks, but declaring the ma should be left up tm tTie be introduced tliis aiternoon a special meeting of the Georgia P>: ers' Association, which convener liouii jiere i:l ii:? Hold U'.-.iii-v 4ELPS TO CL oducts you will find a host o leir uniformly nigh quality ?j?_ sewne. ILISH 1 *hly scien- tV be used on finish. Will iroduces a gathering dust, brilliant ard Polish for cl ch does not preserving the f r streaks, is not made of the best id to which dust has the adjustat under furniture. 25 oily or slippery. 50 Price, $1.00, $ $1.00 A CA I a*rw 2.50 |mW Q C*i w i la N u lLL duster wizaf t, no matter how ^ie mos* san of reach of this made; it does n ster. Its 66 inch dust. Its chem i to reach every gathers and hole picture frames beComes soiled > lemically treated ... . .. J UP the dust with- out injuring its . Vashable; needs Needs no renew , $1.00. shape. Price, J Sold Only By uirniture Co , Main St., At Hardwick is Making 23 A Hard Fight For His Soviet Client pri, Washington, March 4.?Efforts io 01 show that the American government | yor, through its diplomatic agents, aided and revolutionary attempts to upset the - . I soviet government In Russia wers con-1 * *n tinued today before a Senate commitset tee by former Senator Hardwick, ->f j ond Georgia, counsel for Ludwig C. A. K. v I Martens, soviet agent in this eoun- ( has D. C. Poole, former American con- n aid sul Seneral at Moscow, was on the 5 stand, but denied unqualifiedly that he v m- had taken part in what Senator Hard- ? wick termed "conspiracies under the ? American flag to blow up bridges." na" Taking the stand Martens ackDow- . lodged he had cabled Litvinoff, Rus- a w sian commissioner of foreign affairs, g ** h'-Uinp- thp cnviot p-nvprnmpnt tr> take . 'appropriate action" in case he were ^ tin, Sported. e Marvellous Moderation. o ^ They are jumping on former Attor- tl ney General Wickersham because he n drew a will for a widow client and 5f made himself beneficiary to the ex- i< I tent of one-third of her estate. We can't understand why they should f 'criticise him. Being a republican I land a lawver. Mr. Wickersham exhib-1 I jited marvelous moderation in not tryer jing to gobble all of it.?Houston Post I na- Breckinridge Long will irt- Stick Around [its Washington, March 4.?Breckinfor ridge Long, third assistant secretary | rly of state, who is candidate for the md Democratic nomination for Senator ied from Missouri, said today he did not plan to resign from the State De-J an- j partment, at this time. He feels that j y of because of the situation resulting 'a u'i- from the resignation of Secretary an- Lansing, the appointment of Assist.-t r._ 1 T>l.il1ina ?r. mlnictnr t n I * ' ?" UUL OCUlCmi7 ruuupg ao mmioiti vw V The Netherlands, and the pending re- 1 v;'s tirement of Acting Secretary Polg, s a<*- lie should remain at his post of r duty. 1 for a Hospital Airplanes \l Are Latest Thing* i J i Hop i Washington. March 4.?iToar De . I Haviland-1 airplanes have been orderJ " j cd converted into airplane hospital j f un~! ambulances and A. V. Verviile, aero-1< I nautical engineer at McCook licld. 11 ieni.1 ijaytoij. Oliio, has completed a design 11 (,ei for tlie model, the War Department t h.nnounoed todnv. Knob machine villi] t?CT,be equipped with two basket iiiL?;i*.s | c : for p;jand accommodation for k 1 111 ; 'i lie need is this typo of piano, t in'<" the Department said, bar. boon de:n- i ' a'l onetratod by Mexican bord'T p:i-|< itrol work. 5 I i EANLINESS ||j f conveniences for ! will recommend jj jjH jj MOPS || I i are the conveni- jj j j?? | ent triangular j; j I j I . shape. They can jj ji HB ? 5 L be had in either |?:!| * the chemically j| treated style, for \\ || j or treated with Wiz- [) Sg> eaning, polishing and j IB :g| jj loor finish. Mop is ; -} yarn. Smooth handle | |= j ile elbow, for getting 1 Id jji j Does not make floors | J j 1.25, and $1.50. J !* 1H _ I <i if | i SJB21 : 11 fi[ |== t 3vr*?r- ( J J j> C ! j j If | == j S !||| ID DUSTER l| itary type of duster ;f ot stir up and scatter |j|B j ucally treated yarn * ji Is the dust. When it rou can wash it with- || jjjiflt I chemical properties. ji [^pll j ing. Convenient in : ?50c. |j ^ jj impany, | i<j ibeville, S. C. jj j I ENJOYS HIS 1 3 MEALS A DAY I llr. Woolen Thinks Much of ZHtONjBecnse 81. II Mids Hln His Old Self Again. 1 (If Sick people do not get much out of life. | Pmf n order to enjoy your meals, to do your H JBM vork well, you must be strong and 16555* iaol?ku & tWUIUIJ I Pale, weak, nervous people frequently leed iron to enrich their blood ana to retore vitality to their system, and a good Will \ 1 /ay to supply the iron is to folk)# the 1,1 xample of Mr. Clayton wpoten. of Scot- To ind, Da., who used Ziron Iron Tonic and " as this to say about it: Tr "1 have taken Ziron according to directjus and I can truthfully toy flat it is ft ne tonic. It has done mfall Ipi good. London ince I began taking it, I have gaJnM eight ctandard 1 ounds In weight and enjoy eating three r leals a day. I shall do all I Can to re- jupreme c ommend Ziron." 9', Try Zironl Your druggist sells Ziron tional loai n a guarantee to refuncTyour money if that Germ ie first bottle fails to benefit. You can- weak and ot lose anything, but very likely will The Ioj ain much, by getting a bottle of Ziron, would tak >dayl demnlty p _^mmmmed upon tc \bup, Blood Needs ^ f.isal to a Hapsburgs gary, it is British Squadron nes in anj -r-k i a i Kumanian Reaches Algiers 0j Admira . sent mean Algiers, March 4.?\ British squad- rulers of 1 on of four battleships, one cruiser ,nd ten destroyers has arrived here. * Slnye Algiers is about midway between iiDraltar and Malta, the British naval Mexico ( 41. n Iirl.i.nrn 7!llps. lead use 111 UK" iUCUUGl auvau, niiviivv ??, trong British naval force? \ver-> dU- and killed mlched eastward not long ago. A American < irilish fleet of exceptional Mlren^tii bruary ha irrived at Constantinople recently governmen :nd there have boon reports that oih- official st ir allied war craft vera on the way I night. I.ere in connection, .villi the li iur.,tl Turkish situation. - k5;;/n;j: Farmers Hold Meetimr. ( liicago. March 4.?Delegates to the irst annual oonvcr.t'r Chicago, ional Farm Bureau Federation, rep- oday coi 'csenting nearly a million farmer* in <ntl impui vventy-eight states, today took up if uses v. li onsiderntion of a tentative; program wttparcd i It would provide f:>:' employment of 'est of tii ?\perts ti? survey the field of armors' ' odsluffs activities and conserve and promote 1 tie 1001 heir domestic and in'emational in- iionses fui erests. T'ic fedi,?\,:Jio,'> ??! *!i** :1 <.V"i - >:iul. but s; 'so to carry on its work in ai;d ':* > f:ui>r I .OOO.OOO tar i;i2-. reign ex< L m. Mu* Ir-'M ' w-rrr They're He CHA ITS the very car that delighted New York Automobile Show crowds?with a higher radiator and lower body lin The windshield is low a the top is low, and you I snugly in those tilted si i cushions with a comfort d: cult to express. Like the proportions o fine room the lines of this n Chalmers have a certain ev ness, certain engaging dim sions and prbper ratios ti alone tempt you to reach your check book. But only in the body c ELLIS-I llow Germany Jack De Launch An Fight iternational Loan March 4.?The Evening Los Angel states today that the allied Jack Demps ouncil has decided to al- here tomorri any to launch an interna- time since h a, because it is recognized cbampionshi any ruined would mean ait0 b?x a f?l dangerous spot in Europe. Terry Keller an, the newspapers says, Jac*:.Keai e precedence over any in- making t ayments Germany is call- , g said ' .make. lo*-J t0 ? er also clain over Joe I g Doing for Hnpsburgs ng u^deinM March 4. Members of the IZllly .Hied Council are .vrmm- 0r several v re to that organization's re- negro s ^ tllow a restoration of the in either Austria or Huni stated in conference cir- HALF FA3U swer to inquiries regarding GE fears that the appointment New York, 1 Horthy as Hungarian re- '*alf famishe s the return of the former ice in Great that country. Island, seek according to wardens. Th r of American is Killc<l | wild fowl, i JY ASSOCIATED PRESS I feet thick, i 2ity, Feb. 26.--Manuel (Jon- condition for er of the band which shot J The warde Augustus Morrill, formerly ana weaic rri consul at Manzanillo, ou Fe- be unable t s been killed oy pursuing Residents a ,t troops, according to semi- ethers are f atements issued here last A hotel fo iccted for D Railroad c cost $3,750 OF SIMHl,i:i> FOOD [necessary ro CONTINUES IN (iilfAGO'lng coal alt returned to March 4.?Fodercl odicials ? itinuod seizure:- of spoiled MVIl.I, (.'FT e foods in Chicago ware- I 0 i!o District Mi^riuy > lynej \V:isli?nt?io i) ask warrant- for she ar-jnf forms for owners of l .'.'IM cases of I warding chi? t"'1 hncriin todav I I III ill * ? l . v. Ol . , _r . i was being livid in v::iro-}re.'M!U<.\ A'| export to Kuri.po. it wn:?! very yi-nt to poiled owins; to t 'i? I n ^ 1 * -1 * : <1 by iht.' unsr.vnlinoss of i*?i!?-= and \vi .liange. employee I ggBfef 73 a ?tes* ^ ? '" r<??7#0J? Afczt LMERS \ # bonnet and such thin tliis a new Chalmers, chassis is unchanged? Quality First . , r , , nigh faultless. es* Hot Spot and RamV nd continue to supply the rer Slt for the prevailing inferioi eat oline of the day. iffi' , T'U lhis is one car in w ^ you have most anything could wish for?rare al and richness of line and d en' erv The first of these hat Chalmers are here; see i for without delay. Obviously, the demanc md ranks the supply. LESLIE 0 mpsey Will Wilson a Four-Round Bout Tomorrow Washing Wilson Is t [es, Calif., March .4.? restrictions ey will enter the ring and follow vpntardav 3W IllgUl 1U? L ii c mot * e won the heavy weight Admiral Gi p at Toledo, July 4, Inst possibility ( ir round exhibition With future. Di , of New York. it would p ns, Dempscy's manager, before the he announcenifjn t last mitted to Keller severs 1 years ago favorite go aw with Pemps3/. K?l- ginia. is to have won a jecisicn u was je ieckett, English hea^y today that n the latter was feight- for the Pr( other name ton Hig j has been training daily ?0 believe reeks with Bill Tate, his benefltted t ng partner. hQ would , trip to sor SHED WILD best follow ESE OFF LONG ISLAND keep in int , March 4.?Thousands of cial busine* d wild geese covered the ? t South Bay along Long ]YfPY;Pn ing food at water holes. ItICAILU reports today from game i < ivp e bay, a favo'ite tpot for v/Vc s covered with ice three I inMaarc7St Un,:reCC(lented I Washing ns say the birds are thin I JJ" J? am hunger and many will J* ? . b* o continue their flights. ? long the bay sliosv a^v'ce? eerting many .if the few!. City, r business women is nro- 6tates are ' etroit. I b-v the (lePa ifficials estimate it woild ' unless tin ?.ooo.oo to provide <hp I men from 1 lling stock for transport-1 ment woul )ne when the route a'V to stop em the owners. The wor I remain^ *< INFOIOTATIOX jcrs (0 Pay \ CIIIIJI KJM'J.OY.MFNT ! t,u>>' CO|,I(I n. March t.?Distribution fo bo rftnrn < >f information re- ! 'biily beoat d hbor employment was | diflons <>l" by the bureau of .i.ternal 1 '^bo Mex >ro>:im:i;<'!y *: forms ' warned tb co!l:-c'ors. who will sup-! Mexico, str (o opor-itnrs nf . :MTiceive no pi nrkshops wbei-f children ' can govern ' j went to t!' I gs IS' | horn |j | nedy 0 B rgsis' I 'hich ,| ||? you | |j )ility |p new iDfell them | j3| i m 1 out' i|| || 0. j maBiaSitfaanra,aT7? ? > Uj flKMB BP -I Impatient Restrictions Of Dr. Grayson ton, March 4.?President >ecoming impatient at the placed on his recreation ing his automobile ride has discussed with Rear rayson, his physician, the 3f playing golf in the near \ Grayson said today that robably be several weeks President would be permake a round of his ilf course in nearby Virarned at the White House there is no present plan isident to leave Washingihysicians are understood that he would he more ?y remaining at home ihan be by a sea vjyage or a ne rest resort as he can r out here his desire to ;imate touch with his offiss. is Alarmed r the Exodus Of Workmen ton, March 4.?The Mexilment has threatened to force the exo lus of vork; United States, according received today from MexGovernors of the various said to have been notified rtment of agriculture that >y prevented the workeaving the federal governd use the military fo.ees igrauuii. kmen are reported to !>e rbal offers of ranch ownthcm better uan;cs than pjet in lit'.' ..'nited States, loavinor t:'c hundred.-: iso of thi* unsettled <:cntho cou 11 : '. :icnn gov.viv.vn:. nvvntly e workmen n it :<> 'kivc iting that th?/ would r*1 otectlon from rh:> AM'.'iiimrnt that justio-. le L'uiiod Stat s.