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«BV N'K Ilf Mi W«i MUm tUlf — NonMrm tUlf »• UM of vfcftt m*f •wntoof* Into m (root a polltlral. •conorolc and aoclal •i»«iim«at for tba world to watch %a K—li. The difference ia thta the Italian* are not amaahins thingi. They are intent upon building, not destroying. Italian workers know the great metallurlcal industry depends abso lutely upon the free import of raw materials. Without these, hundreds of mills and tens of thousands of men would be idle. Therefore, despite ah the red banners flying In Milan, Turin and the towns roundabout, despite all signs praising Lenin there ia, at pres ent at least, no attempt at sorlet gov ernment The administration took the poet- tton the situation was purely eronotn k and not political; that It was aimed ► aot at the goeeramesit but at the gw* PRINCESS ELIZABETH Princess Elizabeth, eldest daughter of King Ferdinand and Queen Mary of Roumanla, whose engagement to Prince George of Sparta hat been re ported. . _ • NUT ASK FOR A COMMISSION Claim ia Made by Japan that Recent Legislation by California Logie latere ts Unconstitutional Tohte — Tho try iwr QSaSMti to tea* 14 milos north of here, while ea route to ProecotL Alia. The democratic presidential candi date and his party were severely shaken when an enjine and folr cars g! the special train were ditched, but all escaped serious injury. The most seriously injured was Charles A. Nichols, engineer, of Prescott, who had a leg broken In jumping from his cab when* the engine toppled over. ! The four forward cars were ditch ed. The governor’s private car at the rear and the adjoining compart ment car of newspaper men. except for Its forward track, remained oa the rails. All of the paaeoafers on all earn were thrown lopey tarry. Borne eaf Wl ferod from tytag ftnae ream of Mo prim— car with Or Tl W TERENCE MAC SWfNEV .-Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork, who ,io starving hlmaelf to daath in a London prison. READY COT ON AOTOMOOILES Everybody May Have to Stand a Uttlt Sacrifice at First but In End It Will ba Moat Profitable Detrolt.- - Reestablish meet of prn on all prr'facta of the Ford meat In their history. On account of tho fact that tho new f 160.000 hlgn school bonding la not yet completed, crowded conditions exist and the base- raehts of the three buildings now oc cupied have been fitted up into class rooms, still leaving a shortage of space. The schools will be conducted this year on the two session a day plan. Jn a congregational meeting. St. John’s Episcopal church decided to abandon its building plans on the splendid property recently acquired for this purpose. The church has de cided to Improve its present property to the extent of about $50,000. The local cooncil of the Junior Or der of Amoricaa Mechanics has put ou a big membership drive Tho ttmm eB la e mu • m M to pm buys and nd hold*. It to make mo „ la aot formed pri marily to make money, but to protect the local market and the crop offered In It. The Palmetto Cotton Warehouse company will open this week its $160,- 000 establishment, including 100 bale daily capacity gin and 10,000 bale ca pacity storage, house. An experL^cbt- ton grader, under government \roense has been procured for the business. This company will afford the Flor ence cotton market one of the great est expansions in facilities and ser vice recorded here in recent years. A huge cotton patform to accommo date 5 000 hales will be erected by the AtUatic Coast Liae withia the near future, ft hue bees authorised and are actual ecu- It is • a warn tet om* um emeiw .. m m hi I# <e «■» » •mwpumw v «e m dMflflBB e« Mp dteaw* 4pse elMte* i • *i • 1 * •* uw» m» tew Sms . mm uPPhae e- «• gpp eppp Mp temtePtePB teimep m pa 4tea temp - m » w» wq tew «m§ w-«e w» •mm »w— wt weu eua veWMimP s —e m»wim*NBtMMs <e UwanaW t te • •e me e» te mm wuua mem e mm*mmm* % MUauteteus teaw w ti up Bsum IP smlam w wwgsm ssaoem ■w m ■wi w ■— el mm I w» •mm m Bpaa imup tmte uamp tee Bma tee te mmwumee m e# spa *mmm ud dtemi ta « * vwrvirteg l see ee i«* Tofle <-«fWMed derm# I v*< • • < a Cu ••erted eithtmgh •• s( $17 P4 a huadred tUtive of ou c «• psuse #wae iay pre- Cee Aae‘r fe^ Lee« . 0.»rf» w 4rop to >1Ii# ^ r.rp.al,f ^ ^ ^ muo.. ttir ( hlcago and Eastern Indiana rail road to apply for a loan of $P00.000 from the $,'100,000,000 fund created by Renewed Weakness In Sugar who chief executive of the cause of 111 health, by the joint cau cus of the members of the senate and chamber of deputies. the Esch-Cummlns transportation bill. To Close Milk Plants Belvidere, Ills.—Orders to cease buying milk after September 30 were announced by managers of the Bor den Milk Company. Five plants In Illinois and Wisconsin will be closed it Is stated. New Work—There was a renewed weakness In the sugar market, with the Federal and Arbuckle sugar refin ing companies both announcing they would accept business at 14.26 for fine granulated. This is *-4 cent below •their previous quotations. Refute Certain Increases Atlanta, Oa.—The Georgia railroad Flour Prices Reduced commission denied application of all Portland. Ore.—A reduction of 35 ' railroads operating in Georgia to ad- cents a barrel to 112 60 patent ranee intrastate Trelght rates on cot-' flours was pput in effect by local mil ton. cotton llnterx and bricks to the lers. It wa* the first change In the level of the new intrestate rales ou •our market since late Jaly iheee commoditiee TUrae Oere A Weee W^wcheudea feteee -TW m!De «P tt 0 te hPte e*4 flame e . t Poison Entire Families Honolulu. T. H.—Chinese in the famine-ridden province of Shantung are poisoning entire families to avoid slow . death by starvation, according to Tokio cable advices to the 'Nlppu Jijl, Japanese language newspaper here. Albany. the New York itate legislature by • vote of M to 45 la each caeu expelled three of the five Socialist member*— Louis Waldeman and August Claee- sens of New York and Charles Solo mon of Kings county—and voted 87 ( to 48 to permit Samuel A. Dewitt and Samuel Orr, Socialist members from the Bronx, to retain their seats. The two last named, however, after a vote to reinstate Waldeman had been lost, 81 to 62, took the floor in turn an*’ verbally tendered their resignations. Clemenceau to«lndla Paris.—M. Clemenceau left Paris Police Wreck Irish To wo Dublin. — Auxiliary police forest wrecked the town of Balbriggan, near for Marseille*, where he will embark |n Pt | 1 n i ||g M f 0 r the shooting for Indio Tb. fonnor prrml.r w«U of |wo ori< . m Mrll . r spend several weeks heating la the (hf # * #6l0g w * #n rMtlr1c , j Mtmelayau hl . te • ef the Greer were coueMered A mas appointed te pet llon Sheriff Sam D. Willie to appoint n special deputy to assist In suppressing the whiskey traffic for the next two or three months. Mm •# she eagre ana tm* smmgm terns tend ef Iflt ef •enaMhetemaus e heegmnl tee the meaty ft m esede ea «es ef the msu ef tlAflflt with In th he devoted te the same IB*. * - Gaffney.—Cherokee county’s first bale of new cotton was sold to N. H. Littlejohn by A. hf:’ Swpfford. fine of Cherokee county’s good farmers. The cotton graded as middling and the price paid was 31 cents the pound. A number of bdles were ginned in the county, but the farmers say it wilt tiot be marketed until a reasonable price can be had. Alkea—For the purpose of getting ready to participate particularly in the approaching municipal elections of this fall as well as the general elec tion in November a mass meeting I-eague of Women Voters, a non-par tisan organiatizon launched This or- ganiaztlon will automatically succeed the old Aiken County Equal Suffrage league which has had four years of aggressive work to its credit. Charlaetoa.—Praabm*n reported a: the rttada! bringing tho total enroll men! past lit. with mora recruits «a •te •* Anderson.—The recruiting officer for the navy have added the follow ing men w ho have gone to Columbia for the final examinations: * A. Clark and W. If. Rusaell. Pendleton; A. L. Bharpton and J. D. Stephens Town- villa; L C. Pruitt E E Bolding and Laa tew»sn Andarnoa; 0 B Ptgaft and F W, Fntfaruaa d» a e «* • • .<« . • * item tew* s Mae