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♦ - / IMPORTANT NEWS j THE WORLD OVER ^IMPORTANT NAPPE NINOS OP THIS AND OTHER NATIONS FOR SEVEN DAYS GIVEN ■4* m F STATE ITEMS Ml ISHIMI <»ffV S« m# brewing uodw THE NEWS ^THE SOUTH Wh*t It Taking Place In Tht South, land. Will Be Found In Brief Paragrapha Foreign— It Is reported that Anton Trumbl- (toll, head of the Jugo-Slav delegates, i'who has been conferring at Santa Margherita, Italy, with representatives the tlalian government for a set 1 tlement of the Adriatic problem, has Accepted all the Italian claims. Cer- -tain members of the Jugo-Slav delega tion states that an agreement has vir- Itually been concluded. Holland has established a great cor don along the German frontier to pre- '▼nnt the influx of large numbers of ►®«»alan Bolshevik agents from Gor- ,m*ny. Heary guards are maintains! «no that persons wishing to cross tbe boundary in either direction must pass through frontier posts and over rocog atse<j railways The Parts Temps says "As long Ad we Ignore the latent loss at the fo "t«r» Amerwan preeldeftt. how coo Mo one hnows whether the f •Ute« wtth Itl4 twtew Tbe prod | lals have pet the hog Forty eight persons are believed to have perished when the coastwise steamer Han Basilic was struck by a typhoon, en routs to Puerto Bello, Leyte Inlands, South Philippines, ac cording to reports reaching Washing ton. Corruption of employees and offi cials of the shipping board emergency fleet corporation, graft in purchasing supplies for and in repairing govern ment-owned merchant ships and the use of political of other influence in obtaining contracts for ship construc tion and the allocation of completed vessels to operating companies, are among a maze of charges made in a r^ port submitted to the house commit- te on shiping board operations by A. M. Fisher and J. F. Richardson, for mer, employees of the board. Announcement by the state depart ment that Roland S. Morris, American ambassador to Japan, had been given a sixty-day leave of absence, is taken as an indication that the negotiations with Baron Shidehara, the Japanese ambassador, regarding the anti-alien land legislation In California had been practically completed. Julas Jusserand. the French ambas sador. who went home for several months on leave, snd who was later assigned to special duty la coaaeo- tkon with the efttlomewA at the Polish qeeatlos. is to ret am os N 24. Ms will probably brlsg with hi lbs latest views at his _ tbe recast tag «* tbs Urwenvlllr JtB—leading glothb srn hers announced reductions cf twenty-five per cent In the price of suits, overcoats aud men s furnish ings. Anderson.—Land sold very l/>w %t public outcry, much lower than they have In private sales for some weeks, a decline of 50 per cent on farm lands. York.—Bids are now being called/ for by the state highway commlssioi and York county for tihe construcitdn of 3.8 miles of roadway to run from the Chester county line to near Fish ing creek. The bids will be received up until November 16. Florence.—Grand Commander Bry an E. Mtot of the grand commandery 4>t South Carolina, Knights Templar, has just paid Che Florence comman dery a visit. A special conclave of the local commandry was held at which the officer was accorded a fit ting reception. Anderson.—A large barn belonging to Mr. lisle on the Felton place was burned, All contents were burned, ex cept two mules, althoiurh one of them was scorched R contained 1.600 bun dles of fodder, seed cotton corn, hay aad tools The loss Is estimated to he $1,000 with so lasaraare rimears Tht coeower'e tageest Mi the ««* at Mel Brarherwagh. who ass bitted ia aa aalaasabiJe acrideal he«h Ml abfcrh Bee other voaag aseo weea msaa ar leva saws -sly ta>arwd» reader m§ a eatdard «d*» anag. that Br aF wsae la his dsath thrawdh g/* •mg at Lew ass d 8 t 90* am* «F a . ♦ * Pains Were terrific , Read how Mrs. Albert I Gregory, of R. F. L>. No. 1 1, Bluford, 111., got rid of I her ills. ;< Uuring ... I was awfully weak • • • My pains were terrific. I thought I would die. The beanng-down pains were actually so severe I could not stand the pressure of my hands on the lower K rt of my stomach • . . imply felt as if life was for but a short time. My husband was worried... One evening .while read ing the Birthday Alma nac, he came across a case similar to mine, and went straight for some Cardui for me to try; TAKE CARDUI The Woman's Tonic Truck for Sale Cheap \- ONE MODEL U-X REPUBLIC TRUCK 1H TON CAPACITY. EQUIPPED WITH CAB TOP; CURTAINS AND PLATFORM STAKE BODY. WILL SELL FOR *2,500. REGULAR RE- • c * TAIL PRICE OF THIS TRUCK IS *2,905. WILL SELL WITH OUT BODY FOR *2,350. THIS TRUCK IS BRAND NEW, ' ' ' ' ' • % • NEVER HAVING BEEN USED. REPUBLIC TRUCK CO., HAS GUARANTEED NO REDUCTION IN PRICE BEFORE JULY, • • • ' * Q. A. Kennedy ! WILLISTON. SOUTH CAROLINA | WANTED Pine Timber In Round Log* F. O. B. Car* or Delivered Augusta See us for LONG TEKM MONEY to LEND BROWN A HI SH *tfth»8hA. anam C THE PtOPIX. FW • * ■ *. • . i i. 4*o'<a* an wVwwh tg» a w*. om»$ wHNWwl adlai %adv at MM* j MU •« »* **+ v• W—ninW*. •U«UpMMMtf at Iwvwawvdh* Y-«*• • tavvagM §»*** 1 4w«*t«*d U‘»a#d pmmm •*■€ l« *■ Mdk>d 1 M iPdiA l«i( p**Amt*m aai A $WF^ irmil iMil MMMil ttf aad *4 %■*■ * * Washington - Tbr Briltah vitiivaaay baa dvllvacwd the alate Urpgrtinvnt an alb-g»**l uf tbe m**»*i»g»* rtHi'iv***! by ih** Bril it*1i xecreury for IrHuud at Nfw York, aigntMl by J. V. O'Connor. IhrouinniiiK ropriaals on Kngllshmoii in the United States if th«*t oar** any more reprisals in Ireland on and a • ter November 14. War department officials ami army officers are emphatic* in their denials of charges of drinking and immorality of United States soldiers in Germany, which charges were recently voiced, it is claimed, in the German reichstag. Telegraphic orders have been sent to the army recruiting stations to re cruit the Second division to its full strength immediately. The Second di 'vision is in Texas. The protected cruiser Cleveland, at tached to the newly-organized stjuad rou on duty in Latin,-American a»ut»- trie*. »» aground In the harbor at Car* itagna. Colombia. Storage of lawful) acquued liquor In outum«*riiaJ ur«r»-hmi*«-* and ihv IftAipurtaiMKi of •*** h ftlutk* fo the fc 1rlr - ft th* oaaat m mat prr4iiMM*d m 1 mirnlrmA As. I attd*V • dw * • an «M tarn* w Mrf» % •*.. th* i ft*» J * !• A War rum VI r*» p >fMk-ltt .4 i he N Ataida I < 0411 (9 Ml *M tSI ItaHir Mist* 4 2 at AllaAtk fiifr tl Ml Ihrft •‘«ia po or- ca» s*tt f»»r 1 ••skrwl $ 4*11 irtd of the coal iriduMr) a* thrva 4 r •‘* t-ntl) by * Sen at*»r (’alder «»f • hf ••-hat** < I on r«*<t »UHt rue tlon Mayor Ifvlaa apiwamd as a witness before the j*)int legislative com mitt I'd imestigating New Yorks alleged building trust. ‘Announcement is uiade at Green ville tS. C.i that the pool of $150.- U00 to help finance the cotton situa tion ha* been raised, and that it is now avutlanle. There will he no prof it-taking Three Bead bodies were discovered in the hold of the Morgan line steam ship El Mundo on which nine men were seriously injured when one of th» vessel’s tied tanks exploded while tied up to her Hudson river (New >ork CUy) pier. _ _ RepreaenLB 1 ve Kalm "i CHingPIlML *l>«*i»klng at the Artniatle** Pay neb*, uraikin al Frederick. Md. *anf fba (tn»e had arrived to wilhdrsw I tilled Stales I mops frow the libiwe I ml* «tta f -a aaUmra hr ofrtMrd ar fcadl f i illsrl b -S SettheV **• <h'* M* Mm • ♦**,«« a • • . • %. . m s-* o* tma* #••*«**«• >.• -*4 t : aa 90009 *4* otm M» ev % a* sM at a*0 d aa MMM* • aao* 4m •-aw Cad*#-**’ • UrBB** * tii»iii*v 4 Womtoam %**> •"• r1 •Mi* §•* am lMM*a»MftH hs-B^ h9 j oa* vaaittaf i****'rad4M IVttitt 4* MU arose* Mi Me Fell a* tmm tea* « dtrv* tl® 41 f*»4it ^ *he ali'PViiiai vtMg iraitt ■ — I Grertivitlr Th^t w»ia reda«tloaft and »urtatliM*>nt gf |>r*ela* tioa ia » «••• tttti milU of tieernvdle «n.l thl* •«**. . timt have by iw* .ne^a* 'imcoiii** gen- < ••ral and will uioat probably not ha ! adopted in the polkde* of many n»tlli» was the statement made by a promi nent manufacturer of the city. Salley.—R. Manrie Furtick. a prom inent young farmer living alxtnt five- miles from this town, while, operating a keroserte engine at a gin house, ''.is very severely burned when the bl/)\v pipe hurst. He was taken at oni i n the Baptist hispital , 'in "Columbia for treatment. Charleston. — Announcement thnt the third cruist' for naval reservists slated to start from here on Novem- • her 6. had )>een called off cans*'l much disappointment among those planning, to go. There was 250 im plications. _ I* \ An Ftith*»n3Srcl n;.ti m-v insure^ Ltiic»c t i» ‘YC'lillii Prices of the New Buie jo _Mr' r | Tv— M i • -/.-K -y r< tfr. «'nr l <*. v TT. r VI O ir-ro-y r .., TT-j-i nr. .' OTl' -' r? V ! r : , '.TT M ! 1 r:.r^ < •[ '• I’, y i it'l l X' * i 1 ■ ■ (- - re, y Mur Mca-.-i T*f:fv I'-i-fi? , •. 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