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I t / anna * m 4ft rauc n at sjntiti Wtll H S «« t% lmir+4m L#fl •'•fur* N«n. la Montcom«ry. Ala -Appointment of ft atate rommlaslon with abaolute power to control and regulate the coal Industry of Alabama is recom mended in the report of Governor Kilby’s committee which has been In vestigating the general strike of Unit ed Mine Workers. The report, which was read bef re the governor and the senate and liouse Judiciary committee of the leg Islature, finds operators and union leaden equally responsible for pres ent conditions in the bituminous coal 'fields of Alabama It states the public has been the •nly sufferer from the strike, which ftae limited the production of domes 4c coal and caused prices to soar ftoms operators says the report, hers tahee udvaatepe of Use sttueUou sad ftare Weu fwltty of profit**' «f Kilty raprssjed approval MB He as id he wee td Sere 1 •re e*e ss seesees se4 e eeerj •dhsrt le %eee ft ft W k 8. KIES W. 8. Kiea, president of the First Federal Foreign Trade Banking asso ciation, has gone on an extensive trip to Europe. BUST DOCKED SKKSCRKPERS T— It i laser. Hearty AH at HM **** thetc i . flPftfii fifiMft Washington. — Requeata of tha American Cotton AaaoclaUoa for gov ernment aid In financing the market ing of the cotton crop of the aouth were denied by Governor Harding of the federal reserve board. The representatives of the associa tion asked extension of credit of cotton loans estimated at approxi mately $500,000,000 in order to per- mi tgrowers to hold their cotton. The solution of the problem facing southern cotton producers, Governor Harding said, lies with the producers themselves and in their home banks. “Go back tioms and tell the people to quit talking calamity,** the gover nor declared suggesting that the cot ton men aall their high grade stoefc to meet demands as they artee. which woftld sea hie them te gradually Itfiftl date their dohta and held their bam* gr*4e i priaa tm a heifer ■wrist MRS. O. T. ALEXANDER ~ * Mm O. T. Alexander, wife of an army lieutenant and resident of Great Falls, Mont., deliberately snubbed Prince Carol of Roumania when both were passengers on the Japanese liner Korea Maru. DEFINITE ACTION NOT TAKEN Tftrasad le A* !< • •• •* • «s • *.* » - ^ sum ftswvtae ns itisfts «d Che « . 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Tmn illamlng tha present unbalanced conditions of the commodity markets, the southwestern division of the National Asocletion of Hosiery and Underwear Manufactur ers which closed its convention here sent a communication to the South ern Drygoods association 'warning it to take immediate action in order to prevent the “very institution that was established to prevent ruin and disas ter fron taking the leadership in a policy tljat can have no other end,” Qoestlonnaires which had been submitted to the textile men of the eoothwest, and which were answered, showed that a vast majority of the fextlle manufacturers are receiving no new orders at satlsfact'wv prices: that 'firartlrany all old orders have heea filled, that Has than IS per real of the evtpet af the kmlfttmg lades try la heiftft ftaAd. sad the* there le aft eewrpradftfCteft ae meal ttwee af hm steep The Met ft* ■MftadftrSftfuee «ftft*fie »ftet theup *me##jMP* h#aa heeft i upa. • • v .»- *«#• ! t •< * I « • • . - caps ami ftefiftAeas he a smft# $ •meed ftp i 1 A — ^ -^ ^ t»r fht hhd ITfifi poaads of * l *V ^ „nd place foes te Mother Holstein. Polly Telinga Mb. owned by H l> Jordan. Ridge Springs, with a produce tion of 54.72 pounds of butterfat ana 1779.4 pounds of milk. The highest producing Guernsey was Valinquita Glenwood of Elmcourt, owned by R. M. Cooper, Wisacky, 52.7 pounds of butter-fat and 1299 pounds (?f milk, who was also highest Guernsey pro ducer in July. The only Jersey on the hoftor roll was Lilac’s Plymouth Maid, Dairy Division of Clemsoh Col lege, 44.9^ pounds of butter fat. Camden.—Richland Hornsby, a well known and familiar figure around Bla- nay. in this county, sustained injuries In a peculiar way from which he dit*d Hornsby had been a sufferer with rheumatism all his life and had been confined I# • rolling chair here was a meeting helng held at a church Mr ft of the • w % * t ufiaMn tff ftmM ( .» • • m • ft ft # fil ft ft mim #1 ft ■si fve -ftm ft# 1# ■mm «mv mm# ■MftftMi <0 0tm ***** ***** ** * '%*****k *90 *** ** mm ■ ft* • fiU'Vh ftMfft e e fi e» Imm fihe mm ft ■■#• ft fta* <«HW +*+ »♦ 1 ■ 1 m Ih* Wms ftm s wmm*i <# se^m amemmm » m* 1 »- m ■>■>*< me is m p* w* » mm w*h»' e*» le mmftsmu ss ft me HIM t eft mu W 1 s • » «w FVfe- R ftmtifta I HI *•♦ • V'*'. tmmt^Hee h Ski e sum «nm« f wmmft •* •mmftft,.jftfifih fig v s» emHM «WH#mmfi *%■§ •# • • A fft #9 • ffifi fift ft iHmi % # fiftl * W' w* heft • ft eft ««< let L* eeieftua Ihi W mA • Km T • ms mftUMm ftMaees ► t%e Hm m«#ms 4 smesh ft KMgimft Fveef and Cfterftt* Be* eh la durtag (he * err uni yeur a* cmr dtag *• the mpMCt ef the reftftN 1 t*e om such *speudituruu made te the le Che gmtme fifte fte fte ■fifti Wmm V efftm Aae ruft ef Ifts temfifthsm wmh i mftftftftM flMriPff *a ' I*»ae4 he said addtug that the thftef ft the stale sleet ten rrfusel ft hey wee trueeehie directly i Tfflfih the ftfiftl Vftfi iMftft hff ML te peht* seattmeut agalnet high t^aa the prices ihest ever pr*vtoe«iy cast la the state Frederic H Part hurst, of Bangor, was elected governor by a margin of *6.040 Me«p P»ee«M« Vefteece Crep Washlagtou - With the appoint boerd of missions here meat of Senators gtmmoas Rcoiasoa. cf Arkansas and Dial, of South Caro- .. . . fin ss a comm'ttee to confer with . * rct * r ,*'* ^ Q Feuntleroy Given Decoration. •President Wilson Secretary Houston A# ? Jo " eph J? a<Swl Warsar—Major Cadric FhunUeroy. and Director of the War Finance Cor brother of Ix>rd Mayor Terence of Ch1caf0> nt, commander of the D'Annunxio Occupies Islands poration McLean it is confidently ex-! ® w ^ he im P r [ 80ned Ir [* h of ’. Koeclussko squadron and in charge of Rome.—Troops belonging to the peoted that some relief will be offered 8a (1 that members of the im-i tlle air f orceg t n the southern front forces of Captain Gabriel D’ Annun- fhe tobacco and cotton farmers 3 f ( mediate family of the hunger striker^ dur j n g the recen t bolshevik offensive, zio have occupied the islands of Arbe, the South within a short time. i _”° effor ^ to dIs8uad ^ him was (j ecora tO(i with the highest Polian Cherso and Veglia, in the Gulf of Quarnero, southwest of Fiume, accord ing to word received herel Italian soldiers, making up the garrisons on the islands, are said to have joined the volunteers. from ^iis purpose. He expressed the military cross by President Pilsudski. Was Anarchist Bomb opinion that there was nothing which j n presenting the medal, the presi- Washington.—Reports- from Wil- be done t0 save hls h^ottle^,8 dent paid high tribute to the gallantry <liam J. Flynn, chief of the bureau of Investigation of the department of fustlce, point conclusively to the fact life displayed by Americans in repulsing the soviet attack against Warshaw. Advocates No Vacationa Deschanel Has Resigned that the explosion in New York was 1 Rambouillet, France. — Paul Des- : caused by an anarchist bomb, it was chenel, president of France, present-! Sacramento, Calif.—Abolition of announced at the department of Jus ed his resignation from that office, summer school vacations for all chil (ice Rest or Blindness? Springfield, 111.—United States Sen- 4 ^ ator Laurence T. Sherman, of this The president at hls residence here dren between 8 and 16 years of age c | t y ^ f ac j n g alternative of A Reports from Mr Flynn over the gave bis letter of resignation and a because the vacation period "Induced complete rest from work or (ulepbooe officials of Ik* department presidential messa.-e to accompany II Habits of Idlrneua and criminality frUafairry Specialist* Hava decided elated clearly show that radtral ar 'to Fr* taler ft l Here ad who will read tivwiue were respouaikie fte the ewt the daremeait le rf |(‘ke**fc*f sd iq a wwu.inrw k-. year’s complete rest from work or „ 11 h.b:t. at MI.I.M. »nd 'rtralaalllr bllBdBM , tyelaltW. k*T* d K ld«d rMd .'no,* tK>,* * —— b, ^ BO o<b#r h.lp tor bla *• b, a*d C. Wafifi. Male super .nr *ad*at of ^ alaaoal war* hls ayaa oat by ovar | fiMfiftfi| Faria FrwHar Milleraad tha cahlaet (Hat ha would eat accept the pout 1+ft vacant by the rest gust iou of Fruaideat Deschanel He later told Raoul Peret, president of the chamber of deputies, and Chailes C. A. Jonnart. extraordinary ambassador to the Vat lean, that they are the only possible candidates, the-newspaper adding that he suggested to the men that they set tle the controversy between them selves. They later told the -premier by letter that he is the only possible candidate to be considered. s* riin Fuftqft Ffts * ft • «*<**ft ft «#• fta«* ft ci ft Employees Walk Out. , Newport News, Va.—Three hundred employes of the Chesapeake ft Ohio Terminals here walked out In protest against the failure of the company to pay all of thfe "back wages” allowed by the railroad labor board In July. Tbs man Include members of the car men* union, carpenters, electricians and those working on the eaal piers uu » *~ ftkfthfis^^pfi fiemnaMwefi su# UUfi a ftftftMUH# ft# iftftftft <Muu#nftsefi ae# awMft suift ft fte eaaaefpftu ft ftfthaas I* CftMftftueg fis#vue aefi ftMUftusaMMk •aft ftfiaft sftftsmfi fi#e ftea ftee«ae4 ft fte fiusMhsMfi A# Lfte aftNnft fiar aefte ft##, ft afissai fie ft aafti ft fte pM fioa Thft ft aftrseftfi eewu ft the suftftaeia ft Osaftfieemre. ifieeft and ft the aeeerel tewus aleefi the dee Gaffney —The number ft member* ft Granard lodge, A F M. has le- creased so rapidly within the pant few year, that for some time there has been talk of forming a new lodge, and permission having been obtained from the prop^ authoHties, the mat ter was voted on at the regular meet ing of Granard lodge. There was not a single dissenting vote. Hartsville.—Only one hale of new cotton has been sold on the Hartsville market to date. It was somewhat green and gin cut. The price paid was 60 1-2 cents per pound. ' fib* ft ft a .. ♦ Anderson.—The Shiloh school dis trict voted a levy of four mill tax. This Is the second election held in this district, the first was for addi tional two mill tax The special Lax** voted tn thlr county this year amount la 97S Ml 16 Ai tha aa#fial ftmattafi ft fte fWftafia* suftM sftfiftftn the X*. »e*» t* •* a •«# ftMftfim ft ftn fiu# Mm* #■* Ip aft » # mm fthdft fiftfi# «# fte #ft>ftpi #- 4ft smm* ftp fiftm #n asfififi ft # t ftftme m <*••* *• w ftofifiaMaft sfiMftft ft '4ft smu an, *••••** ^ mrnmm a irift t muft •* ft* m —» <m*« •4M w mm # a# «m fift* fifiM#- * * ftMfiMMMft **M§ mm **■ m ft