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COX FEELS PULSE OF GREAT WEST Will Give Support To Democratic j Doctrines?Speaks in I Wyoming Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 28.?Wyoming today received the league of nations and other Democratic doctrines from Governor Cox in two addresses at Laramie and tneyenne. | Before large theatre audience here tonight and another this afternoon at Laramie the- presidential candidate gave his reasons, international and domestic, for American participation in the league, emphasizing again practical argument for Western support, increased markets through world stability, for Western poducts and use of funds, saved gy " j. - J/v.TAlAT\irtnr I disarmament, w uevciuyin6 tern resources. j "I have traveled some 8,000 miles since September 2," said the. governor tonight. "I have traveled through all states of the mountains and West. I have visited 16 states and spoken to more than a half million people in 200 cities and towns. My advocacy of a peace with ^ionor, my claim that the United States should join the other powo ir> +hn loacnp nf nations was everywhere welcomed with enthusi' asm. There is no doubt where the QE1ELEIEIELEIEIELELCLCIELE nHhraiKhK 1 = THE I Every 192 have looke will have s ate attentic | ?p ' I "L I $Q^ ecl t BP II C# Si 1 ^ || GOOD API E| E j here. See oi ? 1 extreme. W " [ | air of quality [j w 1 ! A m i I nu | 6 WASHI , I great West stands on the paramount issue of the campaign. Progressiveness and non-partisanship in voting on present issues also were urged by the governor, and he reiterated denunciations of "big business" and the 'senatorial oligarchy,' with further recitals of the alleged "conspiracy of silence." In discussing the league tonight, Governor Cox denied that it would create a super-government, quoting a similar denial by Former President Taft. At Laramie Governor Cox referred to the socalled "mysterious letter" of Senator Harding. He propounded a question to Senator Johnson of California asking if Senator Harding had not written Senator Johnson a letter in which the governor said Senator Harding give a "direct and unreserved promise" that he was absolutely and unreservedly against the league. CHICAGO RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS REDUCE PRICES Chicago, Sept. 3U.?xweniy-twu hotel owners agreed today to cut their restaurant prices from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. Vegetables, fruitfi and cereals will be cut the most. Legal Blanks for Sale Hepe.? ^e Press and Banner Company. NEW SUITS, 0-21 conceptior i ;a inem over yui ;een much. Cjj It >n and early pure ^ Hand |.75 m ^ VALUES ? m to V $35 We have 1 , the recent ing you fr< ^ what we s 1^5 rr? | "I!" W $50 I l_ )EARAWCE-t ~~ son 11" window exhibit, aist lines and pockete and grace?good apj lade to Your In* TH / * leric [NGTON ST. *\ AMERICA'S SUCCESS 1 WILL SOON GIVE r ENGLAND WAKEUP * c London, Sept. 28.?The way in * which American is mobilizing her 11 forces to capture the world's trade ? will soon give England a definite | s wakeup. An- article on America is c featui^ed in tonight's Globe in which t that declaration is made. . c The newspaper draws a graphic * picture of the American employers * and employees working in harmony throughout the United States with such success that unexampled prosperity is enjoyed, every fifth family possessing an auto, while Great Britaih continues its rent and labor disputes and threats of catastrophie strikes which will paralyze English trade and make a disastrous winter for all. "America," the article reads in ( part, "is settling ita industrial worries quickly, efficiently and determinedly. Her business men are gathering in huge industrial con- j gresses. They are preaching sermons . (| on industry, iormuiaung new ?? . nomic creeds and ' stimulating to fresh endeavor all participants in 1 ( the far flung scheme which is in the ( back of the h^ad of every American ] business man?the capture of the world's trade. 1 "Commercial envoys are scouring ji in m r Kim vm a ; \ND OVERCO; I i in styles, colors, 1 will have seen ' : is a presentation :hases?if one wc T ailored-A!!-\\ ade?So Eminen -So Decidedly Fi been able to go in the price reductions. We m $ 10 to $25 per sui lay?We are doing it record of * \ 7 C chandise on C * ly low mart \ T -but here ^ / $55 ing down , low prices... ry suit and Overcoat w :his store was selected 's service and value-gr You'll note that our st 5 are gradually gliding < ^arance?that is distin dividual Measure E PRICES PROVI :an " J. W.L Europe. The department of com- ' > nerce and the state department are vorking hand in hand. The present oal crisis in Great Britain has in 2 he last few days sent orders worth a nillions of dollars to the JLJnited ii States. Had it not been for the v trike threat i orders would have :ome here. Before the war Italy g >ought nine million tons of British :! :oal yearly. Now it is possible |;j ,hat our whole pre-war sale of thir- ;! y million tons, to Italy, France and ;; Germany, will be transferred to the [Jnited States. We are being forced j( :o give up both shipping and coal, !j :he two best cards of our export || raHe. Uncle Skm is beating us. A ; Slasgow corporation recently orderad hundreds of thousands of pounds 3f steel rails from the United States." CHARGES OF PRICE FIXING OF BUILDING MATERIAL ; 1 New York ,Sept. 30.?Investiga- ! ting charges that there is a price fixing combination among building material-Manufacturers has been ordered by Attorney General Palmer. THis was learned today when Representative Isaac SiegaL of New York, who advocated such an investigation made public a telegram from the. attorney general. aOFas VIS FOR MEN , fabrics and pat 'what's what" fo of distinguished ( uld choose while 'ool Models?S< tly Correct in St ine in Every Poii markets and take at i pass this saving on t< t. Come in and we every day Our st< selling mer an extremejin of profit ?P M \ e are shak- ~\ % our already ill provide that?plus with an eye to corre( /ing. You will find r yles for fall reflect a: down. Whether you ctly different in our lii n ? rrom Your Uv DE EXTRA VAI foole ADD, Mgr. UBfitfiSifiifiifiifiifiSffiKsa AV^D 12,000 SOULS ON A . ve SALARY OF $350 PER YEAR R< Russelville, Kentucky September, Di :8.?In these days of high salaries; ?a nd high living cost, ministjr-s attend-] $3 ng the 75th annuaJ session, Louis- j mi ille conference, M .E. church, m^r-1 ha PALMETTO ; Palmetto College offers thor raphy, Secretarial, Typewri counting and kindred branc Palmetto College gives you Free Employment Departm ; calls for trained executives in the South. We furnish : ' business colleges with te? : sjtruction. New equipment. ; Day and Night School. Pop can complete the prescribe ; Palmetto College in less th; : ed in any other school. Ou sents every state in-^the Soi ; ? Pennsylvania. The reason ; known everywhere. Address^ Bqx 65, Varnvlll or Box .173, Oranaeburg. 8 % ' . - % Charleston, 8. C. The School That's Ki We Pay Your Railroad Fa PALMETTO * 1 F* ihion K ARE PRESENr terns is here. \ ?r mesj this yeardualities? meriting : the display is co > Weil * j - f Ivantage of 3 you?sav- " will prove re has_ the (F M A. 501 A $60 i i wear and value. ;t styling,, and to deli\ nany appealing suits a n all 'round conservai are standing or sittinj le of good clothes m Style Selectioi JJE ~ & ^ Mi ABBEVII / led it the rfecord of Rev. J. L. ;ed, aged minister of Sonora, Ky. iring his forty-seven years as? a ' , ,stor, Rev. Reed said b? had never 50. He said he had been 'inst.ruental in saving ,12,000 souls and .d never been in debt. COLLEGE 1 \ ough courses in Stenog- j| iting, Bookkeeping, Ac-< | 'hpst A <;pbnlflrshin in S a membership in our i|:, ent. We receive more i|: than all other colleges ;|; all the old established ?!> # ichers. .Individual in- :h Experienced teachers. ip itions guaranteed. You ijj ;d course of study in jj! an half the time requir- j \ r student body - repre- : i j.th and as far east as ; : ' t > is Palmetto College is ; , 1 N ' .> le, 8. C (Mother 8chool) i; r . C. or Wentworth St., ' \ \ \ * i nown Everywhere. |; re to Palmetto CollegeCOLLEGE 1 fiimraiarajajEraiaFitfitfa f=lj ises i 1 rED =j | ^her> you ij ?and you | y immedi- ' jj mplete j1 5.50 [| VALUES |j $65 | i Rb \ Of fc7fl ? rts h / 1 i \ " /ery garment rer a full sea- I nd overcoats [j ion?nothing I j y, there is an < t j n j j ;n? 1119 I .XE, S. C. jjj ? ij