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m Andefsoh Is "My town" ?h?ers?Mti Coiinty Is "My County" What About Anderson College ? . ' -..._? ... ,y r', U r\ I.. .* - ? .. '?. ! il ')*? ' ? Palmetto Detective Agency Criminal and Civil Work .,.?,.'.,.. M A corps oi trained Hpccinlista tviiobo services may be eecnrccl In strict. It ?e?ltfmate vforls. Address P. O. Box 402 POPE PIUS IS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS (Continued From First Page.) to bear of his passing.' During the Bummer there bad been numerous de nials from tbe Vatican that his in disposition was serious! As late as August 10, last, upon the occasion of the 11th anniversary of his corona-] tlon, Pope Pius granted numerous au diences. Two- days'later it became known ho had cancelled virtually all engage ments. Hia at rendants reported .he was unable to work and that he-sat *"IfStresa"an* sttenr fur.hours,r.?Vfdenv iy brooding over, the* great clash'of. arms in Europe. ; His physician, lis. HarohMovaj or dered Hio HollneBs'to bed on August 16, when It was announced that the war and the Intense heat In Rom? had combined to depress him. In bed he continued to dream of the con flict by night and to discuss It by .day. "I Bhall not cease to Implore God to put a stop to this Inhuman butch ery," he declared. His- physicians had to deal with his mental condition as well' as his physical sufferings'. Arrangements1 were made by which Cardinal Merry del Val ' would "ren der His Holiness a dally report of the war situation. The Pope desired to see some" way lb which he might ex ert his infltinece ' to check the blood shed- and' he was the more: affected because any action seemed useless.' - At the commencement of the Euro pean" crisis, ho had addressed r.n ex hortation to all the Catholics qf the world, asking them to lift their souls tOWard Christ, who alone was able'to i aid, and called on the clergy, to .of* for public prayer. v . . The break between' Austria and Ser via from the first became'a source-of great grief to him, for the'Vatican, was most: friendly towards both ni tioni?. .He was inexpressibly Shocked hb said, at the assassinatiou of Arch duke Francis; Ferdinand, tho heir of i ?he Austrian throne, who like all .tho . Hapsbnrg? was -an- ardent Catholic, and was sympathetic towards little Servis with whdta tho Vatican but re cently had concluded a friendly con . cordant' , vr The Pope's views of peace embodied ;rri an allocution' delivered at the Con : ' SUtbry at which ho created thirteen new cardinals J&Bt May,' constituted such a remarkable ,v peace document that the Carnegie peace union," found ed in February by Andrew Carnegie, With an endowment " of $2.000,000 d? clded to begin among the clergy?'or tho Roman Catholic church its edu> faUonaT activities fn'beh?lf ?'nisi . armam en t and arbitrated; "by soridthg to; each of the 23,000 priests or the Hnlted, States , and Canada a copy of this allocution. , .In it^lMe^Pbpk.refertredvtd- thrtoieh ot distinction and force planumg schemes for thd orevtihtlon nf calami ties ot r?volutions and tbo slaughter of war and for insuring (he blessing of peace, which coupled with the fact tbat he. spQke,,v,at length ' wJthi; tfe)? three .AmeHw Va?ltffi Gibbons and O'Connoli, was Interpret ed an referring to- tho ; efforts of BfeaK Idepl uWl).sfm; apd Socretary Bryan to trvu-w,-. vij-uwirinDW peace.. >'v-v.:!',Tpdayf^ke:-saId, "peace or war it, the society dnd Oio state does not de pend so much on the rulers' as on the multitudes. Deprived of the light of truth revealed by God, unnsed to" seek* nothing but their5 own advan taged v u:- ." v- * ' ' /.rTv- .r ,;lVf; *? ?*-"ta-. ' Need** ""for Juleps, u .. ?ovcnm?1?a^^ i terblddl?g .the exportation of sugar. It fs .?xpl?tned that. the product its' IHSIJLTOBY FIGHTING J NO BIG BATTLE AS Y KT (Continued from Page One.) .have retaken tho village of Ville. Our troops have occupied Chateau Salins: and- Dleufee, but face' well fortified and strongly held positions. "Our cavalry has had' ? successful enconnter With-the Germans at Flor cnville. Belgium. Large German forces, It IS announced, aro crossing the Meure between" Liege and Namur. 'One of tho French brigadiers' baa! asked tho commahdor-in.ohjef to make public the following- fact:- / ' V?A.- French y hussar*: mader, "[prisoner1 Was dragged by Gorman soldiers in to an Alsatian village aha bis throat was cut before the villagers, who tes tify tQ the deed."1 T m .. - ' h Rome, ?UgUct 19, via P?rls.-3rNot wlthstanain? tho Gorman official de nials. Italian .emigrants' returning they were deliberately flrod upon by they wore deliberately "ire'd " upon by German soldiers at Madgeburg. Thoy.declared that about C.coo Ital ians were taken on cattle trucks to Cologne, being thirty, eight hours without food. When they appealed foi provisions at'inns neftr the station they'said they were refused, the re ply being'that Italy having declared her neutrality they could die of huh-:1 ger. ' " Surrounded by soldiers with fixed bayonets the Italians were taken Into tho country and kept for two days [and two nights without, shelter in tho .rain. I Afterwards thoy were trans ported by train to Madgeburg where I they were quartered In1.the stables or| |.vu? ?QTlTss?. Petite es ?hd Spur served to^th'em; once a day.. " ! ?fter ;npfj held throe d-rys, the! {talians Wbf? hb?ffed thoy might leave or Italy, Filled with Jby at the an nouncement, some - of - - them 'cried, | tfVfv? Italy" which Pirated tho soiV dlers who; it is said; Bred Into th?] unarmed crowd, killing one ana] wounding fifty, ' London, * Auguut 20.?A Haves- dis \ patch from: Brucuels glvep an ofllcuU ^?ommu?lc?tion^eonc^^ pres j-ont, state of field operations in Bet i^^^r .h?vli\g lost *muoh time and a [gr??t 'number of meu and, besides, [impbttamV war material."' tho edm* muriicatJon enVs, "th?! Pr?estth righV ;wlng has gained on both bankJV of the of th'? Meu Bs the ground' to bthis them Into contact with tho allies arm ies.: '/ -t- , The-German troops on tho north bank Of the Mouse comprlae sections of different aimy c?rpB, whoso efforttf My?, Jbeej? greeted .u?wam the: ca-* turftiflf IJcgo bad .who* age 'now dia (tmpr, .tijaKW to?w>?b^?ib^rn^ hatfo boon able to make con s fde fab le dlBturbanco and to extend themselves ^r^?l^aouti? the aHle^Be)gian ?u?: dur army. It Is not Question of ?in W?" battle evol^ior-a or caRturea of certain, parts of the country or of GS ( "COME BACK" SAYS MAYOR OF GEORGE- ( TOWN IS GOVERNORS YANKEE FRIEND CORPORATION MAN I Meeting et Manning Was Orderl But Was Marked By Some New Features Manning. Aug. 1ft.?Approximately 1,600 voters attended' the senate cam palgn meting hero today. There wa< a striking contrast between tho hust ings of today and that of two year, ago. ^ ' Whilo little disorder marked tlx proceedings today, any preconcertet plan to duplicate the performance a Georgetown last Monday, when L. D Jennings was not allowed to speak was forestalled by the positive dccla ration of S. Oliver Bryan, count) chairman, in bis introductory remark "it is odr purpose to maintain ordo< today and we aro not bluffing eitb er." ' Tho distinct feature of the moot In; !was the bitter denunciation of tlx governor's basted political machlm Iby L. p. Jennings. He also exco r la ted the m. :-r>r of Georgetown am tho chief o> poi. . w.io sat on tlx stage at tho Georg an?" smiled compiaraut'; i?ai"< mis candi .if.in won Kn?t.n. hoT*'r*J dC"?f?? ,fr i was it" n-ac'alne in operation,". Mr Jennings explained. "That was re spQUsibie for the procedure." * j Bleaso'H Yankee Friend W. H.' Andrews, mayor of George town, is a wcBterh 'yahkoo* and Is th general manager of the Atlantic Coast Lumber Co." Tills furnishe. the cue for the r.ttack. It was show, by Mr. Jennings that it was th/) gov orndr Into whose bands tho corpora Mona were playing and it was' also] pointed out that It was this corpora tlon that "has robbed more peopl . than any other in South Carolina." Mr. Jennings charged that the op eratiVes in the plant of this company are voted at the polls Just ' as yov would drive a herd of sheep to tin pasture. "My Dear Appelt" . W. P. ' Pollock added anothe, phase of interest when ho reprl?d'r??'i t?lf'e^ftor1?l>~atfack&'of Louis Appell of tho Manning Times. ' 1 1 !?'>iB defense of tss foreign,, un naturalized- element in Cbartcslo'i. from tho daily attacks of W. P. Pot loch, Mr." Appelt "had said that It 'w:n ' basest ingrat it tido" on the part ? Mr". Pollock toward Vincent 'Chlcc'6 and suggested that possibly' Mr. Pol lock is a foreigner,'and cannot pre sent a clean sheet. ":: . ' . A ' Id thlB samo editorial tho he knowledgenient was made '.bat Chic co had no regard'for" th** laws o' South Carolina.' "If my dear Mr.'Ap pelt does not know that I am a Soutl Carolinian and an American cltUer t? th? manner born,' li'i? his own' ig norance and not my fault," Mr. Pol lock concluded. "' ' According to this candidat y.- es tlmat?, South' Carolina lost l?tiO.?OCj In work on' the public ; oado by the in Judicious power of pardon: " Senator Smith answered tho twit ting remark that if ha had raised the price of cotton, it' was strange that It was allowed "to'ijb do^n right h?re J at oieci?on time, by Eay?ng the innr'i kets were dead. H? emhasizcJ thi-) by tho. use of ahomely ' Illustration: The markets aro closed. No ?ottor is changing bands.' But as soon nrj .the markets oben again, ho promised to be right there to Inject another1 "doso of lBe. cotton?' The ' speakeiJ concluded by reading ? letter froh Harvey Jordan, president of th*? Sou thern Cotton association,'1 commend Ing tho sehator lot bis1 u wiring M': forth 1n the interests of -t^urtra. and trusting that- Mr. Smith''t?'rhi 'be al lowedw to~~contftra? '*Iq ret resent Um farrhers In< c*ngre>a7 !*? \ ?pnttlnjf The campaign wilt1 be brought to a] elOE? at Suinter Thursday. : PASSENGERS SAFE Vf^Msr-BsVs)^- mty'*njg?9&t?. passeiig?rs. and ?reV<Mrilitf: Grand Trunk steamer Prince Albert which Went ashore oa BBttemortlr rock iast nfcjfct are safe put bV Ih twb boats shortly ntt&i&rytotm-sttittlt.. *m t&*urt ;?> w?jw?b?s renjso* to werk. - . .'"T"Vr~-1?r,-i . - . -,'tT ' % thbso engaged ' ?Blrig modern arniaT "too] great attention must pot be paid to tho, operations In bur "Immediate vicinity. An evolution ordered in a previously determined, aim is dot n?vennari?y a retreat Engagement*; of the last few days bare, rendered ourj adversaries very circumspect. The delay of the enomy'c advance hao^ the: greateFt ad vantage for bar gen-"1 ?tMJUa.ej?ojo^^ .. ? "Th?re la no -use for us to nlav Into I banda^ jUva. Germans.,." That la) S?RVlti? WILL MUCH NEEDED MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE IS ASSURED PLANS COMPLETED Government Money Will Build| Ships For Transportation of American Products (By Associated Press.) Washington. August 10.?The ad ministration today mapped out r?m irthenslve plans for building up tho Vmerlcan merchant marlno with gov ernment money/ for the Immediate iurpose of transporting pntductg of he United States to warring nations ind to South and Central American torts. President Wilson In consultation vlth democratic congressional lcad .rs, approved a project contemplat if ng tho' expenditure of approximately ?25,000,000 to purchase ocean going /eoBi'h; to he operated under the dl ecllon of a government shipping board. Government insurance of American ;hlpp against war ri3ks would ba pro vided for in a hili submitted lo con. ^ress tdday; after it had been ap proved by 'the"'president. It would Create .a tompolrary bureau of war I -tsk insurance in tie treasury depart I nent and would appropriate ?S,uw, I 100 for' ??y^?ri??f losses and flOO, 19O to operate' ?m bureau Plana'agreed'?n for the purchase >y the government of ships include bo creating of' a 'shipping board to bmproml?o thfe president, the secre .ary of,th? tVeasury, the secretary of ommerco and th? postmaster general, 't Is pr6posod rtb use' the ships prin cipally in foreign trade and the ad 11 In I ht ration hbjp?s that great impetus .vtit be given to trade between South \nd ??utrAt'i^alertca. ' "' ,'The present elan In to obtain money o cdrry;'out"the project by the sale >f Panama' cabal bonds. It was de Elided it might ''fake some time for m H ici eh t ships to take advantage of j' he recently signed amendment to the 'anamu carnal act, allowing foreign mill ships' to register under tho Am. t?*iW*iW.riSti^?m necessity for ^novlnarthh CTob^ofthe TTiHted states. .9' bo ptesBfng ilidt extraordinary steps vere'*4eeluM.P??v''i ' ' , , It is planned to Organise a com. ->any similar to" the Panama Railway company^ controlled by the govern nent, for tho'actual operation of the .hips after'th?y'bav?' been purchased The president1 conferred with Sec retary McAdoo,''Senators Chirk and Simmons, cm Representatives Under wood'and Alexander on the entire jhlpplng question. The war risk in surance bill ' was . approved at' tine, meeting. The president was told that t would be almost Impossible to move .exports ' unless the government step [\>ed in and he finally consented to the scheme. No offers .to eo!1 ships to the gov ernment have been- received but it was U)e general, understanding that owners of many' vessels'now tied ; up In 'Am?ri?aai ports will be glad t" dis. pose of them. ,' ! '.. Immediately after the -conference today wt?jk was begun on tho propos ed legislation and senate, und htfise leaders, pian to bring atom the com pletlori of the movement as quickly, as possible. Thore already is pend ing before the- houso naval affairs S2?m!ct^'* bill.to appropriate $25, ;^;(M? for the purchase or construc tion of a fleet of twenty, vessels. An other bill of this -character Is pendln f, {'(n.t:the. senate naval affaire commlt J^^k-W'W affairs com Fmltteo today Rear Admiral R. It. Watt [tho 'same' time' wouhf be^va^Iab/e as SI . s^ed^that tbe ^?iry peeoetflo or 30 auch Bhlp? for W? in emergences, t?rolve thousand tons displacement I ' Jtob* Take Leng. ; ' W: P*red T?bds,' pnptyit ?l th? afary :*and ' Ste?<(f^mp?y, ' aa? Uikffle ^m^S^^Mm ty^ des cribed could bo constructed In eight * oecretary mcaooq/ tonight made! public figur?s! on frfaln,' : ta port along ^BpwfJg/tfiar. n?arjk^?Hy million ibushett:eithermW^m^^t ?S iJ?tS ^Sf^0* accept ^Wi? *J?6; losing grain, " W,%|?fej?t Oalves. tf??~^ > ???ea If aU \?M.&J##i*kyof grain -83 SSS&^1SSf^:f^ ^.situation will become acute again ^Tf'tff^t .V,W??v,?..SWIrw? sot' jment." &*J^# ~?* *** 'tie Marino; camo to consult with . . ae> Hie step imperatively nec es?ary...pw'ng tQ .^ . difficulty of . - - capital necessary : from yri Political Anr< FOB COUNTY SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candi date for county supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. J. MACK KINO I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of county super visor of Anderson county, subject to I the rules governing tho democratic | primary. T. M. VAN DJ VER. I hereby announce myself a candi-1 date'for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of democratic! primary. C. F. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself as a can-1 dldate for county supervisor, subject to the rules of the democratic prl-1 mary. W. J. J0HN80N. Pelsor, 8. C, R. F. D. 1. I hereby announco myself a candi date for County Supervisor ot Ander son county, subject to the rulos ofj the Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. REPRESENTATIVE I hereby announce m y sel r os- a can didate for House of Representatives from Anderson county, subject to the i rules ot the democratic party. OSCAR D. GRAY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho Hotise of Repr?sent?t! res | from Anderson county subject to the rules of the democratic primary. RUFUS FANT, JR. I hereby announce myself a canui date for tho legislature subject to the J rulos and regulations of the democra tic party. GEO. M. RBlD. 1 nercny announce myov?? a 'candi date for the House of. Representative j from Anderson county subject to the] rulos of the democratic primary. WALTER F. WHIT* I hereby announce myself as ? can-' dldnto for the house Of representatives from Anderson county subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. I. (Bill MAHAFFEY, I hereby announco myself a candi date, for tho House of Representatives for Anderson county,; subject to. tho rules of tho Democratic primary. . , ASA HALL. JR. I hereby announco. myself, a candi date for Representative, from Ander son cpunty, subject to tho rules of the Democratic primary.. J. T. WEST, ltom. Sf. ?. 1 1 announce myself a candidate for the, legislature 'from Audersec C??ii ty subject "to the rules'of the'demo cratic party. T. P. DICKSON. i am a candidate for the House of Representatives from Anderson coun ty. 1 will abide the rules of the primary. SAM OLFB. I hereby announce myself a can di dnto for House of representatives- for Anderson county, subject to the rules of tho Democratic primary. ' J. BELTON WAT?ON. I .hereby announco myself a candi date for legislature, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. >; 4 8. A. BURNS. ...uer?by announce' myself a candi dat* for House of representatives for , Antferaon county, BUbJect to the rules : of th? Democratic prfmafy". ' ; L. T. CAMPBELL. " ; .'.'fi:-.? . '.. "TT"?rr^r ? ticruujr announco myoeii a cauai date* fol', representative from Ander son county subject to the rules ot the d?mocratie primary. 3. H; "HTJT?HISON*. I Hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to : the logisI a turo subject to tho rules of tbe democ ratic party. T? F. NELSON. FOB P?OBAtE i?DfllfcV! ' W- P,,NiclioiaQnja^ the office of Probate Judge, subject to ?be rules of the democratic pri mary. hF*?Z .?aoun% ?SStS a*caadi d?te for tho office of probate Jntfsp.of Anderson county., subject to tho rules and to the result of thfl" IpomeereUc primary. ^ VH3TOR b. cheshire.. I hereby announce tnysolf a 'canrM Sto for Probate. Judge ot Anderson unty subject to tho rules of tho democrtic primary. W. F. COX. * J t hereby announce myself a can di late for tho office of Probate Judge'for Anderson county, subject to the rules et the Democratic Primary. I. i. K?LL?Nj?. "Jl hereby announco, my^ pi f a candi date for the( office of judge of pro bate for Anderson county, subject to tho rales governing the democratic primary election. ._ . ? - W. H. FRIERSON. . FOB CONGRESS "I hereby announco myself'a candl rules of the democratic paiftr.: '"" JOHN-AftORTON. i ?. i .--s' Brttea, flf,e-: I hereby announce myseli'^jUlidfc of the Democratic primary FOB QUPERiNTESDE/fT I date' _ __. . County Superintendent of Education, abject to the Democratic jpitetaffi?& ?ouncemen?s FOB COMMISSIONER District No. 1. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner of District No. I 1. comprising Corner. Hall, Savannah and Varcnncs townships, subject to] the rules of tho democratic primary. PRESTON B. QAILEY, JR., Iva, S. C. I hereby announce mysolf as a can didate for County Commissioner of Anderson county from district No. 1, comprised of Savnouuh, Cornor, Va rennes and Hall townships. Subject to the (action of tho Democratic pri mary. J. LAWRENCE McGEE. I hereby announce myself a candi-1 dato for commissioner for district No. 1, comprising Savannah, Hall, Corner I and Varonnes township, and pledgo| myself to abide tho result fo tho demo cratic primary. O. E. CON WELL. ""District ^o. 2. R. A. Sullivan of Fork township is hereby announced, tor, 'commissioner for Sectlou Two. comprising Fork] Rock Mills, Pendloton and CentervlUe | townships. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner' from District No, 2, comprising Pendieton? Rock Mills. Fork and CentorvlHe town ships. Subject to tha rules of th? democratic primary. JOHN R. CULBERSON. I horoby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner from Districl No. 2, comprising Pondleton, Rock j Miiis, Fork and Centervllle .town ships, subject to rules of Democratic party. J. II. WRIGHT. I hereby announce myself a candl 1 (Safe for. the effics cf ? from section 2, comprising Fork, Rock MUbi,. Pendloton and Centervllle townships, subject to the rules of the 1 democratic primary. W. R. HARRIS. I hereby Tnnounce myself a candl I dut? for commissioner from District NO. 2, comprising Pendloton, Rook I Mills, Fork and OsatervUle townships, subject to the rules of the democratic I primary. D.< S. HOBBON. ~~ District No. 8. . I I hereby announce myself a caadl I date for county, commissioner for, ,llu third section,, consisting of Gnrvin ! Brushy. Greek,. WWIamsfon and Hope well townships, subject to the actlor of the democratic primary. : _H. A JESTER W. H, G, Eirod announces himself a candidate . for . county, commissions! [from..,the district composed of Wll llamston, Garvln, Brushy Creole and Hopowell. subject to the rales of the democratic party.- _ - X hereby announce, my candidacy for County Commissioner of Anderson [county from the third section com prising Hope veil, WlUIamston BruBhy Creek and Garvln townships, ; subject .to the action of the Demo-' cratlc party.'. ' x J. MACK DUFF "ROGERS. I hereby announce mysolf as a can. dldate for Commissioner of Anderson county from Section No. 3, composed of Garland, Brushy Creek. Hopewel? and WiUlamston Townships* .subject to tho action of the democratic party. ' , v.---T.*.. W. T. Watson. I hereby announce myself a, candi date for Commissioner of Third Sec tion consisting . of WilllamstOQ, Brushy Creek, HopowoU and Garvln Townships, subject, to. tho,.rales., of the Democratic primary, j W.. A, (Berry) SPEARMAN. ,1 hereby announce, myself, a candb date ..for : cpmmlsBloaer for - Hones Path, Belton, Broadaway and Marth townships, ' District- No, 4, subject-, tc the rules of the d?mocratie primary. W. P. TOWN HB. . .. fiy.:.'! . . ! I hereby aphounco my candidacy ] for county cbmiftiseionor from Section 4. comprised of Belton, Martin. Hones Path, and Broadaway townships. Sub ject to the rules of the democratic party. R, b. SMITH, Bettor known as-"Pick" Smith. . I i^i^W'a$nouj)co "my candidacy tor Cpunty Commissioner from Section 4 comprised of .Belton ..Hunoa Potb. Martin and Broadway, townships subject to the rules of the Democratic | .primary. J. M. Holl (day. rrA_j-:_; .1 hereby announce mysolf a candi date for re-election as- Commlssionei for District No. 4.,. comprising Hones ] Pa h, Martin, Belton and Broadwa> tov nsbip, subject to the rules of the | ? ' 1 J. M. Dnnlapi Tho friends of R. ?. (Lou) Mull Ik ip. horoby annouAce him as a candidate I .tor County Commisisonor. from ?Ha? trlot composing , Hopow?ll, . Brush} Creek, Gorv/.n and WiUlamston. Sub ject .to tho rules and government, of | the democratic primary. t ;/;fob,..stato. senator t hereby anoqunpe. myself a candi date tor State Senator from Anderson I County, subject to tho rules of tho De-1 mpcraWo . primary, election. . .... . J, I> SHERARD. X. hereby announce myself a candi date for the State Senate, from Ander son county, subject to the vule? of the uemocra?c primary. . CU?t Summers, Jr . . ?. ^ j&j&ffi''* 1 ' I I horobySo4?? myself a canal date for County Auditor, subject to the rules of tho democratic iirimary. ' R. X. Abraiasw , t hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of Cocnty. Auditor, Anderson, subject to tho rules and regulations of the. dew* THE F A It ME II S' UNION President Dabbt? C din tbo Farmers To Rally In Preset Crisis . To tho members of the Farmers' Un ion In South Carolina: Your committco on banking and cur rency and cotton warehousing and marketing was represented in Wash ington by the president and II. W. Coopor of tho executive commit too. We attended the hearings before Mr. A. F. Lever's committee of tho Cotton Congress on the cotton grading bill that la ponding, atetnded the sessions of tho Cotton CongrcsB. went with a committee of bankers to see Secretary McAdoo, protested against his dis crimination against tho email banks in depositing treasury funds for crop kuovlng purposes and held conferences with senators, representatives and the leading members of the Farmers' Un ion from near y every Southern State. We believe that many amendmonts will bo mado to the laws on banking and currency that will ho of much ben efit to tho pcoplo who need to borrow money to hold crops, and that new legislation will soon be enacted to make farm products available as se curities on terms more nearly meeting our needs and that will make such Keenrllles as liquid as the host com mercial paper and many times safer to tho money lander. Those Improved conditions aro vory largely due to the ?ano presentation of the facts by tho Farmers' Union dole gateo. Wo coll upon the members all over tho sty to to attend their local and county union metlpgs, to attend all tho m tings called under tho auspices..of the Cotton Congress and to inform thcmselvos so as to help shape tho pol icies of those meetings and secure tbo rull benefit uf the best plan "that Is adopted. There never was a better time to enlist tho farmers all over tho state and get thorn to Join the Fnrmors' Union, liiia quick comiiniK" t?i?t li?S already dono bo much to restore con fidence was the direct result of the ac tion of tho State Farmers' Union, at Anderson when It appointed this com mittee with full power to act. It wa* because of tho call of this committco that Col. E. j. Watson called tho Southern cotton congross together. Let every local member of tho Union keep these facts In mind and rally ovorv farmer to tho support of tho Union and of tho plans wo adopt. B. W. HARBS. President and Ch'm of Cciumlttoo. Mayosvllle, S. C, Aug. 1*7, 1014. VILLA NOT SATISFIED Sends ' Warning and Command to Carrania Conveying: Threat ^By Associated Press.). I Nogales, Arizona. Aug.lO?Tanglblo proof of the Carransa-Vilia spur./ami tho danger of an armed Invasion' of Sonera Sia?i by the villa, rorcos was received . here today. :. . General Villa, northern , divisional commander, tolegrahed tbo Carranza military officials in Spnora'. tliht of they, combatted ,Joso Maria Maylorona the elecfqd governor of t lie s f.? to, .he .WOUld, pcnqlrnlo tho, state with his forces, which, have recently been re cruited to war strength... . Villa's ..message cent, to Col. P. Ellas CnlloaB? military, commander In NorUi Sonora said iu part: j"I| as .chief o$ forces under arms clpscBt to. your B&wie,, should be ob ligpd to enter, your.jBiato atid arrange mattes ns. tlmy should bo, and ostub llBh authorities which shall bo -re 's pec ted so that pc a.cp,.'shaj I bo restored forMq. gocd,.c? th,e natip", " .... V Villa said that j ho ,,took this stand -because), Maytoxona w?s; the Constitu tional., governor,..of tho State of Sot .? noi^.ami^eroforc. thQ, repr?senta- / uro .u?,,Mm pcopiu. Soqqra state, is in the military, s?uo com.mond?d by General Alvnro Ohre gon who headed the Constitutionalist forces which recently ~?aco?bly. ea-_ torcd Mexico City. ' H" ' _ mmv^mm il i Il I it I 111 I IJ I,.,- '. ' i . . ' Y.". * lie servant, stands for itself ami t will appreciate the votes ot the poo^lo of this county. ?.. * '. ....... WINSTON SMITlVj -.", 1 ?' 1 ..-TT?j-???T I 11 ore by announce m y sol f a can di late for the bfnee of. Auditor ?f An derson County subject to the rulps of ho Democratic narrv. R. WARB.'AUSTXN^ t I hereby announco myself a caridi Isto for the efflco of Audltnrv subject in tho rulet of . the Dnrnocratlc prl mary^ . ! ' J.( R. C. CRdr^N. T bpfeby annoup.ce.my^lf a can<0 ,?te for county trcasuro*; ??bJer?t ta the rules qC tho democratic party. ' ' :' - ' ' J. MERGER KINO. I ; I . I'jitS tin. i^u.'jtf ' "i>."i ii un ^vti . 'I . ;< I; he.reby . announce myself a candi date for oowUy treasurer, subjoct to the ni Jos and- regulation* or^ tho domocratte primary. - : ' "":H''">r^f!>;?:yyr?:3LVTWpK'' i li-?te for Coynty Treasurer of, An derson coun'.y subject to. thq rules of the Democratic party. date for County -.treasurer, subject to the rulos of the Democratic primary. W. A. BLROD. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Treasurer of Anderson coun ty, subject to tho rules of tho demo* cratltf -niStaictf.- ift LrtRQyfgMlTH. dato for bounty treaac&r^of ?k&?t so> coanty, subject to tbo ri?les of the demfofrlie^^ ' , ..? t hereby announce myBOlf ft*.- a cae> ?tdat.e for treasurer ot Anderson cohd ty,, Subject to the rules of tho Demo cratla primary, J. cJL. FRET WELL, JR. > ;i.hereby announce myself a candl d^*,tor, couhtyv treasurer, subject to