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jt- FOR CONGRESS. 1 am a candidate for re-election to CMgress from the Third Congression j*1 District, subject to the rules of the ^ mocratic party. FRED H. DOMINICK. Sabjsct to the rules of the Demo seatic Primary. I hereby announce |> WQseif a candidate for Congress. [j? Ana the Third District. j SAM HODGES SHERARD. , ' 5y- . I j P. McCravy is hereby announc-, as a candidate for Congress, Hard District, subject to the rules of. ' Utt Democratic party. j WKI5E OF REPRESENTATIVES ! ? hereby announce myself as a asedalate for the House of Repre MsUtiTes subject to the action of tiw Democratic Primary. THOMAS A. PUTNAM, j ! JJ feereby announce myself as a ?u?didate for the House of Repre ?talhres subject to the rules of Upmnrratie Primary. M. J. ASHLEY. < v,,.,v .. / T lereby announce myself as a x*efidate for the House of Repre. ?fantrves subject to the action of 4be Democratic Primary. W. WALLACE HARRIS. ? lereby announce myself as a r?irh'ihte for the House of Repre j?Litives subject to the rules of the fkancratic Primary. W. L. BROWNLEE. 3 fiereby announce myself as a vasaSiZate for the House of Repre ?M?*trves subject to the rules of Democratic rriraary. A. R. ERWIN. FOR AUDITOR. 3 iereby announce myself a candi Ate for the position of Auditor of JfflArrille County, subject to the of the Democratic Primary. BEN E. EVANS. *TjfereSy <aanounce myself a candi far Auditor of Abbeville Coun w&ject to the rules of the Demo. Kidis primary election. W. L. (Roy) POWER. 3a?E?by announce myself a candi jfete for re-election for Auditor o'f Abbeville County, subject to the ac Ooa. af the Democratic primary. RICHARD SONDLEY. ZGR PROBATE JUDGE 3 hereby announce myself a can-, jftifctj- *or re-election to the office Psabate Judge of Abbeville CooBty subject to the action of the Bmecratic Party. JONES P. MILLER. fl-Sereby announce myself a can. iftdai* for Judge of Probate for Ab SwriSe county subject to the rules of tits [Democratic primary. W. D. WILKINSON. mar TREASURER. \ <r v ? fcSereiiy announce myself as a can for County Treasuurer sub ject t? the action of the Democratic grimxry. FRANK B. JONES. -X iereby announce myself as a <eaHiate for the office of Treasurer f Abbeville County subject to the ?efck?j cf the Democratic primary. 3ERS. MARY DOUGLAS EVANS. 7 hereby announce myself as a axD&date for the office of Treasurer of Abbeville County subject to the ?rth?n of the Democratic primary. R. B. CHEATHAM. FOR MAGISTRATE 7 iprphv announce mvself a candi 4axt for magistrate Donalds Town trfiip to the action of the Democraric primary. G. T. J. ASHLEY. Big Apple Crop. &>c?ie$ter, N. Y. Aug. 10?Fruit grvwrs of the western New York wfoi:- t?the largest early apple crop tk L5 years are becoming ?3anRt.i over the rail strike situat lien. fearing lack of rolling stock -iri7i sen*usly affect transportation The peach beJt in this section of Ifcc state is also enjoying a bumper ft ' 'ABBEVILLE HORNETS BEAT DUE WES1 The Abbeville boys took a fast gamt from Due West this morning. Th( score was 5 to 4 in favor of Du( West when a ninth inning rally was staged. Barnwell led off with a triplt and scored on Howie's sacrifice Bradlev reached first on Reid's er ror. Greene grounded out, Bristol advancing to third and then scoring on Cox's single. Box Score: ABBEVILLE AB R. H. E Barnwell, 5 13c Howie __ 4 0 0 5 Bristow 5 13] Bradley _ _1_ 5 0 1 C Greene _? 5 2 0 C Cox ... ___ ___ ___ 5 2 4 2 Hughes 4 0 1 C DuPre 4 0 3 C McMurray 3 0 1 C Totals 40 16 8 Bauknight caught for Bradley in first. DUE WEST? Brissy __ 5 1 1 C Reid 5 0 Rampey 5 1 McKee 4 1 Pressly 4 1 Nichols, F. 4 0 Nichols, C. 4 0 Putraan '3 0 Parkinson 3 1 Totals 37 5 4 Summary: Two base hits: Cox and Brisfcow; Three base hits: Barnwell. Double plays: McMurray to Bristow, Reid to Pressly to MpKee, Greene to Barnwell. Sacrifices: McMurray, Howie. Struck out by McMurray, 4; by Parkinson, 5. Bases on balls off McMurray 2 Balk Parkinson. Umpire: B. Galioway. Time 1:35. Scoorer: Julian Ellis. SCHEDULE OF GAMES OF CAROLINA LEAGUE August 14-15 at Abbeville-Ander son; at Greenwood-Laurens. August 17.18 at Laurens-Andersor at Abbeville-Greenwood. August 21-22 at Anderson-Laurens; at Greenwood-Abbeville. ABBEVILLE DOWNS THE LAURENS TEAM BY 7-C The heavy hitting Abbeville team continued on its rampage Friday and defeated Laurens again with shut out score of seven to nothing. Allen in the mound for Abbeville held his oDDonents at bay all durinsr the frame only permitting them to get three hits. Owens the moundsman for Lau rens was hit hard giving up 10 hits during the affray. Neither teams played jam up ball both making er rors at various times. One of the largest crowds that has been seen on the Laurens field at tended the game Friday. However, the game was not as lively as it could have been, but both, teams would show a spur of fast work at times. How it happened: R H E Abbeville _ 043 100 000?7 10 2 Laurens 000 000 000?0 3 4 Batteries: Allen and Agnew; Ow ens and Lulbertson. Umpire: Owens. EXTRA GAME IN ANDERSON President Rice of the local club announced last night that the Elec tricians and the Abbeville team would play here next Wednesday in order to get the extra game thai must be played off between these teams so the schedule can be straigh tened up. The Werner company goes to Ab beville Monday and Tuesday for two hard scraps. These two teams an fighting for the pennant, both being almost on the same footing in tht percentage column. That game hen will no doubt be one of the hardesl fought battles that Anderson fan: V\o\~n ovor coon Riirricc QQVC <rpi up with your work (if you have go a job) and come out to Cater Pari Wednesday afternoon to see the fui fly.?Anderson Tribune. WW vvv vv vvv vv s V OPERA HOUSE V THURSDAY and FRIDAY V "A CONNECTICUT YANKEE" v MARK TWAIN'S Master V piece in Film Form. V Laugh while you learn? V ?Learn while you laugh. V ADMISSION _ 20 and 40cts VVVVVVV V V WW 'strongly endorses co-operative marketing ; Of Cotton and Tobacco.?Urges the ; Banks to Back the Two ' Associations. ; Columbia, Aug. 13.?"If forty . years of marketing under the old system have left this section unim r proved, except for abnormal prices r paid during the war, then is it not at least time to begin to look for some other system of marketing?" asks W. . W. Bradley, State bank examiner, in t a statement issued yesterday strong ! ly endorsing co-operative marketing . of cotton and tobacco and urging the ) banks of the State to back the two I associations. ! Mr. Bradley declares that the suc I cess of the associations rests more i largely with the banks than with any ' other force in the State. The plan will succeed, he declared, just in so < far as the banks will it to succeed, i "There is nothing in the problem that is inimical to their interests and there is every probability of material i prosperity to the banks as well as to the communities they serve in i promoting this marketing plan," de clares Mr. Bradley in enumerating 1 some of the reasons why the bank 1j- l xl, a?.n siiuuiu suppun me assutianuno. 1 "In the past farm products have 1 been sold to thoroughly organized compacts by thoroughly disintegrate producers. The man who produces i has had no word in the conduct of [ produce exchanges. The law of sup ply and demand has been inoperative , except in the case of extremely large > or extremely small crops, and then , has been used mainly to the advant ; age of the speculator. ' "Co-operative marketing it is be lieved, will remedy, if not cure this evil by enabling the producer to 4-Ua PaIKvi ? |gci? auiuc auvaiiiogc vi 0^1111*5 end of the law of supply and de mand. ' "For instance, if all the cotton produced in a single year were under contract agreement with the associ ation, coton mills could run only un 1 til the carry over was exhausted and immediately producers would get the , benefit of the law of supply and de mand. If half the crop were tied up, mills would then exhaust the carry over and independent cotton and > would respond to the law of supply and demand when they were forced 1 to call for pledged cotton or shut 1 down. : "If no cotton is pledged the mills l buv from hand to mouth over a pe i riod of about eight months in which i time the producer's interest has been s eliminated and the mills finally pay a profit to the speculator. i "These are facts that every in > formed farmer has known for all time and yet he has been impotent to remedy the condition. ? "Manufacturers will not permit their mills to lie idle and hence when the supply of independent cotton is : exhausted, as it soon will be, with > two very short crops in succession, they will have to come to the hold ers of pledged coton and pay the price, rne law 01 suppiy ana de mand will then operate as certainly as does the law of gravity in nature. "In a general condition of fair prices, the banks will be the first in stitutions to prosper, and aside from this, as distributing agents between the corporation and producer, they will be made direct depositories of proceeds of crop sales. Banks, how ever, should not expect to have these side advantages handed them on a 1 silver waiter. The co-operative mar keting associations are now little better than in their infancy, they need help to enable them to grow to their full statue. The bank should give this help and give it ungrudg ingly." Haah Dinner At Antreville. The ladies of the school improve ment association will serve a hast dinner at the campaign meeting tc be held at that place Saturday Aug ust the 19th. 2t col. Shelly Sutton, T. A.Mills and the Rev. J. W. H. Dyches left Mondaj afternoon by automobile for Abbe ville to attend the State council meeting of the Junior Orde.r U. A t M. which began its 28th annual ses k sion Tuesday. Mrs. Sutton,who ac k. companied the party, will continue l the trip to Atlanta with hex k husband to visit relatives.?Fori w Mills. k. Artesian wells were first bored ir the province of Artois in Northerr k France. J NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PR! MARY ELECTION. Notice is hereby given that th ! primary election of the Democrati in -i i: .rariy ui mc uuiiniidtiuii 01 caiiu dates for Congressman, State Offic ers and County Officers for Abbevill County will be held at the Democrat ic Clubs for Abbeville County o: 1 Tuesday, August 29th 1922. Th ' polls will be open at 8 o'clock in th morning and close at 4 o'clock in th afternoon. No person will be allow j ed to vote except such persons a are duly qualified according to th rules of the Democratic Party an are properly enrolled at the Club a which the person offers to vote, an every person voting will be requix ed to tak? the proper oath as re quired by the rules of the party. The polling place of the respectiv Clubs and the managers to conduc the said election have been designat ed and appointed by the Count; Democratic Election Committee o Abbeville County as hereinafter.se forth. Managers of each club are authoi iz'ed and directed to appoint a clerli The managers will each receive On Dollar per day and the manager call ing for the boxes and returnin; same will receive One Dollar there for. Manager* of Election. Abbeville No. 1.?'Bayard SWel enburg, Sanford Howie, Mrs. Mildre W. Brown. Abbeville No. 2?W. C. Sherart J. L. Clark, Miss Corrie Killings worth. Abbeville Cotton Mill?J. E. Hai elson, Mrs. John T. Davenport, Mr! Will Hughes. Abbeville Shops?Fred S. Hil George W. Lomax, W. F. Perrin. Lowndesville No. 2?J. H. Cai Halo R J. TTntrhison. E. W. Hamei Jr. Lowndesville No. 2?W. M. Broad well, H. M. Shumpert, L. D. Loftis. Calhoun Falls, Magnolia?R. C Bell, J. T. Fowler, W. . Lanier. Antreville?Fred Crowther, F. A Fleming, R. D. Williams Level Land?S. M. Carwile, J. i Temple, P. C. Ellis. Due West?Miss Eleanor Euph< mia Todd, Will Jordan, John McDil Donalds?B. L. Johnson, D. S Kennedy) F. H. McKinney. PmmnloD William linHcprs. .Tl lius Bradberry, H. P. Salley. Watts?Charles F. Gilliam, J. I Cochran, John A. Wilson. Hillville?R. S. Uldrick, Alle Bowie, Clyde Seawright. Lebanon?C. L. Pressly, Tompkin Ramey, J. S. Gibert. Keowee?J. Claud Ashley, Chai lie Branyon, Reese McMahan. Means Chapel?L. C. Nickles, E N. Cochran, Will Reid. Central?J. W. McKee, J. A Nickles, E. R. Miller. Hampton?J. D. Murdock, J. C Burton, C. C. McDonalds Mountain View?John Wrigh Tedd Campbell, W. W. Jolley. Rock Springs?Cliff Burts, W. S3 Jamison, J. P. Smith. Cold Springs?T. 0. Fant> F. I Uidrick, Eugene Newell. All of the above named votin precincts except Means Chapel, Watt Brownlee and Mountain View, mus use the booths as provided by law. The managers of the Clubs wi' designate one of their number t call at the Court House on Saturday August 26, 1922, between 9 a. ir and 6 p. m. for boxes, tickets, etc. J. HOWARD MOORE, 3wll6. 3t. County Chairman. v OPERA HOUSE V THURSDAY and FRIDAY V "A CONNECTICUT YANKEE" V MARK TWAIN'S Master Vw piece in Film Form. { V. Laugh while you learn? > V ?Learn while you laugh. V ADMISSION _ 20 and 40ct* J READY FOR OPENING i t Greenwood Expects Large Enrol ment in School*. Greenwood, Aug. 12.?Accordin -,to present indication Greenwood cit Jschools will open September 11 wit s | the largest enrollment in their hi; jtory, Supt. W. E. Black said toda: tlTVio whitp schools of the citv wi have a teaching personnel of ove fifty this session. 1 Teachers will reach Greenwood i i time for the teachers' first meetin I Thursday, September 7. Septembe !5J5ISJ5JBJ5IBISJBlSJ3I5/SfBIBf5JSJ5I5f5JSIBflSJSMSJ5fi El Rosenberg M< Departme ABBEVILLE) NOW IS T A 1 V II TO BEGIN TO PREP FOR CO! It is surprising just ings are necessary, ho can be overlooked thai to him. We are prepared Men properly and Cor Firorv Man will n# J '*' 1 Trunk. 1 Suit of Clothes ir 1 Suit of Clothes 1 Pair of Extra Tr< I Pair of Trousers duck) for Athletics 1 Pair of Dress Sh< 1 Pair of Athletic i T TT_X i nax. 1 Cap. 1 Belt. 1-2 Dozen Dress SI 2 Sport Shirts. 1 Dozen Collars. 4 Neckties. 6 Suits of Underwe 1 Dozen Pairs of S 1 Rain Coat (or Ov< 1 Bath Robe.; 1 Pair Bed Room ? El 1 1 O TTon A] X -1."~LJ iy V/JVll XXVAXJIViJi I Pair of Hose Sup The items which you m like very much to Supi WON'T YOU GIV] THE ROSENBE ISiajS/5I3J5J5ISJ3M5J3JSIc BREAKS INTO HOUSE AT WARE SHOALS r Robert Howard was lodged in jail yesterday charged with house break ing and larceny. He broke into house at Ware Shoals Sunday after noon and was brought to the Abbe ville jail by Deputies Ferguson and Prince. AMERICAN LEGION TO MEET The American Legion will meet Thursday night at 8.'30 to elect dele gates to the State Convention which meets in Florence. A full attendance is urged. R. B. Cheatham, Post Commdr'. STARTING EARLY. Tom Howie, Louis J. Bristow and "Buddy" Pressly have an up-to-date golf course at the Howie home and each afternoon finds them 'busy With a good crowd of on-lookers seeing th? thing well done. They use sticks with clubs on the end for golf sticks and the small rubber balls out of bass balls for the golf balls. A VISITING PREACHER Rev. W. H. Plaxco, who is in the city for a few days with his son, Rev. M. K. flaxco, preacnea m uie Associate Reformed Presbyterian church Sabbath morning. His sermon was excellent and was listened to with pleasure. Mr. Plaxco has been in ill health for some time but is on the road to recovery. 11 8 and 9 new students will be classi r.fied and examinations will be held. During the summer, all of the school buildings of the city have g been renovated and everything is in sr.readiness for the opening day. srcantik Co. nt Stores - - - s. c. "HE TIME ARE THE BOY LLEGE. : how much furnish w manv little if^ms : will mean so much to outfit College lservatively. jed the following: l the lastet style, in the latest style/' 3users ior uress. (pin check or white oes. . Shoes. hirts. I' lar. ox. 3r Coat.) Slippers. kerchiefs. porters. rill need we would >ly. 3 US A TRIAL? RG MER. CO. U5J5J5J5J5J3J5ISJSJBISI5f5j5JSIBJSlSI5JSJBJ5JS15l WANTS )R RENT?One 4-room cottage on Richey street, water and lights. Apply to H. R. McAllister. 8,14tfc )ST?A. blue mare mule, eight years old. Strayed off Aug. 4. Any information will be appreciated. . E. J. Huckabee. 8, 113t? )R SALE or RENT?House on Magazine street with six large rooms, electric lights, hot and cold water, garage and garden. Mrs. I. E. Culbreth. 8, 14tfc. HENEVER you have that "I want something but don't know what I want feeling," go to the Austin Perrin Soda Fountain and get an orangeade or a limeade or a lem onade made from fresh fruit.? They will satisfy that craving. Try it. Yours for service, 8,14. lmo.c AMOS MORSE. ANTED?Tvfo energetic men to work at Abbeville. Apply at Sing er Sewing Machine Co., at Green wood, S. C., V. B. Barnett, Mgr. I Greenwood, S C. Box 304 _,28 lmc[ RUTH OUT OF GAME Mpw York. Aug*. 12?Baibe Ruth.I lgging Yankee outfielder, will t of the game for several days, it| is announced tonight, after it was irned that the home run king un-J rwent an operation at a local hos-j tal today for an abscess of the 1( e doctors declared that Rutf uld not play for at least four dayi i ec^ict which may prevent hij rticipation in the. opening gam^ the crucial series against the D? ait Tigers next Tuesday. Elmej nith will take the slugger's placj the outfieJd.