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IBIOR PARTY IN MEXICO JOINS REBEL [ORCEI Anti-Carranza Movement Expected t Gain Support of American Federation of Labor. 'WORKINGMEN ARE ARMING M Wrlo4 -re.'o re in Stu gle, I'orgetting Plersonal Rn:or Says Labor Chief. Augua Prieta, Sonora, May 2.-(B dhe Associated Press.)-Confirmatio oF widespread reports of anti-Ca ranza labor (movements throughou . Meico and the declaration that th Anmrican Fedcration of Labor is e pevltred to give its suppprt to the mov( mt were made by Juan Rico, pres devrit of the Linotype Union of Mexic and secretary of the executive boar 01 the Mexican Labor Party here t( rni ht. Accordin gto Senor Rico, the Amer! -caCn Federation of Labor will vouc for the fact that the movement is nc a "Bolsheviki uprising" but a legit! matte attempt to achieve industrit freedom in Mexico. Mr. Rico insiste th-M. a statement from the America fedh-ratioi could be expected shortli Professional Card. 'NO. G: DINKINS Attorney-at-Law MANNING, S. C. DuRANT & F4LLERBE . Attorneys at Law MANNING, S. C. 0 O. Purdy. S. Oliver O'Bryai PURDY & O'BRYAN 'Attorneys and Counselors at Law. MANNING. S. C. FRED LESESNE Attorney at Law MANNING. S. C. Uoans Negotiated on Real Estate MONEY TO LOAN !-) XReal Estate-Small and Larg Loans. Long Terms. J. W. WIDEMAN MANNING. S. C. U. C. CURTIS, Attorney-at-Law MANNiNG, S. C. The. Zig-Zag Tread Mehh~iudtally and cie ntifically correct for (grecatAst security tinde'r all r', I on-litInnu in i! Wrth ( si e f il t ra 'ni. heny troli. S'A ~ u is u. Il P'r *::< l r l e df : '~ 'Ti Trm" art 'ragh' I:e rLnn of treadi are thic~ rut! hr t that snut in i-eeln the i rahrelhad J." Thre Tpe Y OU diont want a t you 1180 a dliffereill iDiffereill coJI(itiOOls 1111 why Lee huihl(s three ty -uses. Thme right I) pc foi espeelalIly for that use Conmsult us on4 1 tires. *W4 tires iuis t eet alu 1( pr serve you best-thec Leed muin udicage a co DEALI SRP1W4 despite reports that- the organization originally aidec in bringing about ree ognition of President Carranza. Nuitber Nearly 10,000 Outlining in a written statement D the progress of the movement of date, Senor Rico said in part: "o far the armed forces -of work ingmen number nearly 10,000. The' labor party has sent its delegates to the various States of Mexico to spread the movement. s "In Vera Cruz, Samuel 0. Yudico and Eulalio Mnrtenez have organized their forces and invaded the State of Y Puebla, uniting with Ceolestino Gasca and Eduardo Rogliguez and taking ,/Zacapoaxtla and Aiozoc. t "In Zacatecas, Eduardo Moneda and e Tomas Leal arose in arms with the peasants of Rio Grande. Fernando Rodarte and Reynaldo Cervantes Tor res have taken up arms in Villa Garcia o and 'Biimbaltes Zacatecas. Jose L. Cortes and C. Perez'ruiz have revolted with forces from San Pedro de Las Colonias. Ricardo Trevino is working with the Mexican mining union of ItCoahuila. t Join Labor Party. - "With us, we have the movements l in Yucatan and Tabasco, which de I cided to join us in Zacatecas in the a first convention of the labor party, ilLareh 10. In Tamaulipas our breth ren has listened to the national call and have joined in considerable num bers the, forces of Arnulfo Gomeb, a son of Sonora, 'who revolted from Car ranza with 3,000 men. "In I:, n-ral all the workers of the country, in the struggle forgetting, in the fo:, of the common interest, all personal amicors." - Sent . ~'i.o announced that the sec ond congress' of the Pan-American Federation of Labor and the regional congress of .!e' ean workers sched uled to mee' 'n Mexico City, July 12, would con- ne vither in Havana or Panama q i ihat date. The chalige of 1 place was ilade necessary by the sit uation existing in Mexico, he ex plained. - -o JUAREZ IN HANDS OF SONORA FORCES .El Paso, May 3.-Juarez tonight is in the hands of the Sonora revolu tionists. The revolution was peace able and its announcement by Gen. J. Gonzalo Escobar was accompanied by a popular celebration. The Obregon Junta from El Paso crossed to Juarez tonight. A telegram from Consul .1- B. Stew art in Chihuahua City to American Consul Dow in Juarez, sent by way of Dbuglas, Ariz, tonight said that that the district surrounding . the state capital is quiet and all Amenri cans .afe. The telegram added that Parral and Cusihuirachic, two impor tant mining towns, are i nthe hands of Tires for Thre roc~k mnotor in a tourintg car ; 2 !)ll in the cylinders thani in the st he met dlifferently. Th'lat is i, j)es of tires for three kinds gi f your. purpose is the one biml. .Il survey the coniditio is your 'eribie the Lee Tire that will pr TFiro that will give you mnaxi ort. IA I'S IMPRINTI o E T're EN H A RDWA REF C( Af the rebels. Ameinjvand th06 de safe and operations of the mines and smel.ters were not interrupte4 when the change of government occurred, Mr. Stewart. said. Military'men in the mining districts controlled by- the rebels have an nounced that foreigners will be per initted to continue to reside there and will be giveri complete protection. All foreign residents are being treated with utmost. donsideration, Mr. Stew art declared. Following the fighting for posses sion of the state capital, the rebel commanders forbade looting, released all political prisoners and announced that Mexican? and foreigners alike would not be molested- if they main taned absolute neutrality, Mr. Stew art added. General Elias P. Calles and Gov ernor Adolfo De La Iluerta of Sonora are expecte dhere tomorrow to take charge of the situation. Earlier in the day it had been announced that the Juarez revolt had no connection with the Sonora movement but this was dienied tonight. 0 FIRE IS CHARGED TO MAY DAY PLOT San Antoyio, Texas May 2.-Fire stated by military authorities to have been of incendiary origin, (lid dama'ge estimated at $500,000 in an ordnance riepartment'warehouse at Camp Tra. vis, near here today. Rifles machine guns, automatic rifles 'and revolvers, Lrench knives of various types, all new equipment and valued at $700,000 were stored in the building, but much .f this stock was safely removed. With the approach of May day, a wvarning to guard against possible slots to destroy the camp was passed smong officers, firemen and military iolice, it was reported at the camp :oday. The blazo apparently started under icath the buildirg, it was said. J. L. Flogan, chief of the camp fire depart nent, said he passed the building on in inspection of the guard twenty ninutes before the alarm was turned n andi saw no evidence of fire at that :ime. .EN. WOOD LEADS IN MARYLAND BATLLE BY LARGE MAJORITY Baltimore, May 3.--Practically complete returns tonight from todays Presidential primary in Maryland gave Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood 14,663 votes to 7,113 for Senator Hiram Johnson, a majority for the soldier candidate of 7,550. Gen.- Wood car ried all the counties but Allegheny and Washington, Johnson's major ity in the former county was 1,000. There was no Democratic contest and the State's delegation will go to San Francisco uninstructed. V @ all kids ot road . elcodt1 . tl)pntropof 'Te on y eralicndstiof Us 'h e Lee Cord tir-Iro Tor trein,ttgi servionn il theli I co ny.. Le Crda cordstuc t~ * 11 ioe ths g t, iingaI ies eilly freieirf~ r o . 'the a I tir les--bl owouitiO,5. road seaain The Lee Fabrdc Ao hukyliro thatc fItmen rad codtion s and sinvahtribly ttire. tci aiy -hure t from teiin toa tred d-looky ande at goodas iet oks ,raizedl, wit miles of extra servico. "Smile Sat Mile?' L. Dealers %Vorld Famious RUSSIA SYMPHONY. ORcIES. TRA 01F. sIXT1E PIECES Under Personal Direction of MODES,' A'W8OHULER. SOUTH AT LIBERITY TWO I EJNlNG PERVO' RUSSIAN SYM CHORU der the Direction of Mrs. SOwmQ S: PAUL COSTELLO, T A r6 musical treat for 4outh Car< 6lina Musical Association makih Season Tickets (Th - Advance IReservi Write South Carollina Muhsth United States Senator John'Walter p Smith, Democratic incumbent, was o unopposed for renomination in the A Congressional primary, and Ovington ii Weller, of Baltimore County, the Re- e publican Senatorial candidate, also d had 110 opposition. n, ----0 "CLOSED SHOP" APPROVED - c __ A Atlantp, May 2.-Resolutions ap proving the stand of the building trades unions here for a "closed shop' were adopted at a mass meeting call ed here today b ythe Atlanta Federa tion f Trades. t About 600 workers i nthe building b trades here already are out, union men claimed, because of their refusal to agree to an "open shop" contract, and at the meeting today a committee was apopinted to may out a financial pro gram and formulate a plan of action to carry on the fight for the closed shop. Speakers declared that the banks 1. were behind the fight being made by i employers here for an open shop and union men were urged .to withdraw 1 their accounts from banks and not to Id I The of Only 21 EVEN E coolt Di mrore-mn clothes, Then'isn Instead a the Over permanet Plate gla fort but 1 ] make tou Tourin HA 11 -tt. CAROLINA MUSIC FES, 'I'll EATRE,. CAM P JACKSON. COLd MAY 14th anI 15th. RMANCES AT 8:30, MATINEE SAT PHONY ORCHESTRA 0 S OF 250 TRAI1ED VO: It. HI. Bellamsann of the Vol(%- DeIm1, enor; EMMA ROIDEIRTS. Contralto; lina mutiie lovers. A special advan(a ig possible the extremely low prk-ic rce Perfornances) $2 to $.'. Single ktions for Out-of-Town Patrous Now F. L. BROWN, Manager. Columbia, 8 al Association, Coluimlbia, S. 1., E. 0 atronize firms that advocated th pen shop. The Department of Justic .ttorney General Palmer, Wall stree iterests and other forces were point I to by some speakers as seeking t estroy unions. Speakers also de ounced the sentiment expressed in 3ries of advertisements against th osed shop now being pIblished h .tianta papers by the employers' as ciation. - -o NATION IS IN MOURNING Stockholm, May 2.-The entire na ion has been plunged into mournin y the death yesterday of Crow rincess Gustave Adolph, of Swedet aughter of the Duke of Connaught. The official report of the physician rho atbended the Crown Princes ives the cause of death as gener lood poisoning. She had suffere rom inflammation of the car,. whic ecessitated an operation last Decern er and this was followed by maxi ir suppuration. Erysipelas developed around tI ight car Friday but the Crow Irincess still appeared to be in r anger. Good S This-Sec 10 Pounds Heavier Than th-e Touring Ce Triplex Sprurigs with Comfort of Heayy IUMMER EVEN.INGS so ist pometimes lilows-or rain y76chances with weather. Especially wonrien's clothes, 't it good sensd to buy a S f a collapsible to' which you Land Four-Door \Sedan pros it top with grea~er coolnese as windows give fou control jever cut off your vision. Tr rin'g easy. Light weight provi y, $985; Roadster, $985: Coupe, $1525;: art.ico f..o. b. Toledo, subject to change withoul RVIN MOTOR Mannin, S. C. PAUL 4,O$TE14iO,TcnA.~l LENotiA SPA.IuiS, 80oraii. EMA iOiERITS. Contralto. a rIVAL M IIA, S. C. lt1DAY, 15th, AT 3:30. V 60 PIECES [CES (ment of Chlicorn College. LENOR A SPARIKS, Soprano. g1-ceous contract by the South Car for seats and seasoi tickets. ieats $1 to $2.50. Weing Made. Black, President. 3 The Crown Princess was able to be 3 up Saturday morning but' suffered a t sudden change for the worse and died - within a few hours. Weakness of the heart, augmented by the Crown Prin - cess's expectant motherhood was given i as the contributing cause of death. S -----0 METHODIST BISHOPS MEET Des Moines, May 2.-Declarations against "lawlessness, confusion and anarchy and devotion to orderly gov ernment" were expressed today at the Methodist Episcopal Quadriennial con ference in the addresses of thirty-four bishops, delivered by- Bishop William F. McDowell, of Washington. Prin ciples for which the church should stand were set forth in the address. 0 ' s DRAINAGE WORK-SOUTH CAROLINA Bids desired until May 21, 1920 by Clarendon County Drainage District No. 5, Clarendon and Williamsburg Counties, South Carolina. Eleven miles of ditches to be constructed. e 163,000 cubit yards of earth to be excuvated. $36,000.00 worth of bonds for sale in said District. Contractors o and bond buyers communicate with ). W. McKenzie, Manning; S. C. 2t-c ense Ian r. "i1dea on Car netimes are .You drive and surrimer soil easily. edan-Now? never lower, rides a thick in hot sun. - of your corn-I iplex Springs des economy. - kedan. $157S5 ; otic, CO.,