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FIRST EXCURSION :OF THE SEASON TO: :. C AND "THE FAMOUS :: :: ? ? t e f?f Palms . . r. t . -..; . ?. . Mufi?. r.v-i<..i^rMtM??M?<.* . r ??. Greenwood 10:15 a.m. Silver St... .11:18 a. m. Premier Carrier of the South. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1914. From Gaffney, Laadrutn, Greer, Spa rtunh.urg, Greenville, Walkalla, Ander* son, Abbeville, Aliiton and all Interme d?ate points, on Ute follow Inp schedule and Excursion Fares t Excursion B. R. B. B. No. 12. Fare ' Leave Walbstfa. .7:00 a. m. .?4.r>0 " Westunl?n. .7:05 a. m....... 4.60 " Seneca..7:23 a. m.4.60 " Cherry king.7:44 a. m. 4.40 " Pendleton...7:66a.m. 4.26 " Alt man.8:04 a. m. 4.26 " Denver.8 :12 a. m. 4.20 " Anderson...8:31a.m. 4.00 Arrive Belton,.... .9.:00 a. m.4:00 Train No. 18. . Leave Greenville. 8.00 a. ni..$4.00 " Col. Place.. 8;05a. m. 4.00 " Piedmont... 8:25a.m. 4.00 ". Pelzer.8:36 a. m. 4.00 " Williamston. 8:43a.m. 4.00 " Belton.9:00 a. m,.4.00 " Honea Path 9:16 a. m. 3.90 Newberry P om ar ia... Prosperity.. Ninety-Six. Peak. Old Town. Newmarket Dysons.... Shoals J'c't Abbeville. Hodges.... Donalds... 11:38 a- m.. 12:10 p. m.. 11:63 a. m.. 10.32 a. m.. .12:24 p.m.. .11:08 a. m.. 10:20 a. m.. .10:44 a. m. . 9:33 a. m.. . 9:10a.m.. . 9:48a.m.. . 9;27 a. m.. 3.601 3.16 3.00, 2.86. 2.00, 3.35 2.80 3.20 3.45 .3?30, 3.75 3.761 3.65 3.76 Ar. Columbia. .1:35 p m. Chappel IF . . 10 : G5 a. m. Alston_12:30 p.m. . 3.26 . 2.76 Special Train leaves Columbia 2:36 p. m. arrives In Charleston 7 JOT p. m. Excursion tickets will be good going1.only on trains and schedule mention ed above and will be good returning on any regular train np to and Incluif lng morning trains leaving Charlesto n Monday, June 22 ,1914, except train train 27-Carolina SpecIaL Ample conches vf ll be provided on all trains scheduled above to comfort ably handle the excursionists. Spend a week-end at the Isle of Palms with Hs maghilflcent hotels and restaurants. Dancing every afternoon and night 1 0 the largest pavilion lu th? sooth. Hf member you have four days at th e Seashore. Make up your parties for a delight fal outing. , ,r liiii;'. ?J . ii- ' For Further l?formallon r/p'ply to Ticket Agents ort W. E. McCce"'AK8t. Cen^ Passenger Agent, Columbia, 8. C. J. B. Anderson, Snpt. B, R. R. Ii-, Anderson, 8. C... 'Vf. Bm Taber, Traveling Passenger A gent, Greenville, 8. V. - j .-. -- MORROW SEVEN " . S i OM. HA FOB T. P. A. : FAMINE AT VEBA CRUZ * 1,%J ?-: - Travelers Adjourn in Houston After Officials Called On To Provide Fdr Good Meeting. Expected Need. -.' Houston, Te?., June -12.-Tne N? ^X. ^?,c,ateul0Pre58) ;Oona! convention of the Travelers* '^t^i^^?d^^ Protective Associate adjourned here of a threatened famine among inhabl- mi nt aftcr adopting a number o? tams of Vera Cruz and vicinity set an?>?mcnt8 to the constitution of the tho telegraph wlr? to work out of the !7.nrl.tlnn Department of Commerce and. toniest 8^?" ?u^ ''^^.W. a.*r.r.s...: Secretary Redfield had received as- _,"" """ ". . " t stirances that American merchants Wtt9 one mak,n8 eligible to momber TT.w h-T 0m,t??D ?f 8n,P in ??e association traveling ad?, Boon would have large supplies of ? J . " insurance companies, food on the way to the Mexican port :rRVollrfe "dlusters auditors and reo ^m^^^!^^.^ res?ve%dJof8m^ ?3582^ f,nd mm: mm* sar^ ? r^2Zni?? T"5JfflaiiSS^TSi?i&kiii. /tivos and examiners of .banks and Secretary Redfleld's telegrams ',rftVp!ine frfii"ht nollrltors for railroad were addressed to commercial orgahl- l^P^J^^ls^^^ railroad zations and agents in cities through- ^ftSEMSS 5?.m?.an,,e_s: ... W out the east an.d south. Several of the ^"Z*?T^T^T ?? IU" - . replies said ?h?pments Of foodstuffs C y J Shoenccker Wisconsin was ??^?^fr8?S?S: glnla. vice president, and C. F. Tom Lnil?ttn? arrange 1In8on Nor^ Carollna> a member of P%T*T?%?wi Itself ia going ?? of dlrectors_ rh^d.tu"uo"Pa RIDICULES FELLOvr EXPLORER, few weeks the problem may be solved Coionel BoOMvelt Publishes a Report through Mr. Redfield's efforts, making By Bondon in Paris, it unnecessary for the government to Paris, June 12.-Bet?re leaving go into business aa wholesale grocer. ParlB for London late today. Colonel Acting Secretary of War Brocken- Theodore Roosevelt gave out a 2,000 ridge, who has plans for the shipment word , report $y Colonel Rond?n, the of food on government transport to- Brazilian government representative, day cabled General Fun a ton to re com- who went wi th the Colonel oh. tho 1 at mend some mesas''of food distribution tor's exploration trip in South Ameri to relieve the, needs cf the civilian ca. The report, Colonel Rond?n, who population without destroying the himself ls an explorer of not?, says business of the regular native mer- add claims to provo that Kt. Landor chants. . , (referring to Henry .Savage Landor) American soldiers and marines aro tho British explorer, did riot cross a being fed through tho quartermaster's Palm of-land tu Brazil or Peril that detriment; but the cl vlf t?n popula- hadnot been explored, th? greater Mon.?*.dependent ?h retail merc???uti WtL.pf ..It,;.!^. rcentortoa, ago. , who are charging enormous "prfc?a for .Jke, Tm^^m^t^h was tn?A. sent to Coi.,ROM?vell oh his request ^7 .....:. ............ . to : Coloner ' TtfM?n .... t?r \&pftt?Om& ? ? ! .t.. . ???,. '?? ' ? eootf rajjni' Mi\. Lana?r's expcaitlon Al s t^CjQVE;??VACA?? ?rColonel. Wti&o?f'ieSr?. coached to TioN foik-. *? - - timtf NEW SNOWNh ^^^^^^mWr^mit^ BEAB(MEDo4A{B.t??.nAll,WA?? ^^^^^^^ ^ ' ? ^ ' BALLOONS LOST FATES UNKNOWN Carrier Pigeon Delivers Message Calling For Relief In One Case Portland. Oregon, June 12.-. Anxiety prevails here tonight regarding thc tate ot three of the (our balloons which started from hore late Thursday after noon lo .thc lirai national balloon race ever , hold, In ,thqnorthwest.shortly aff&l|&trd epart re, tbs aVrcjraft Vero ca?gta '"'aterrille thunderstorm. Def ?nU?'kh w1e?geAbf'"tile Storm's' treat ment of he balloons is confined to ? single ease. ' Tho Uncle .Sam, piloted by Captai Honeywell, of St. Louis, and . carry ing as a passenger Or. V'. IL. Stewart, was driven' to earth near Oregon City. Honeywell abd Stewart were not in jured. Late today a carrier pigeon flutter ed Into ita cote herc. Tied to it was a, blt bf paper and oh it was written.; "Balloon struck by lightning. Der ry hurt; come quick. "Morrison." Thc balloon of which Captain John Berry is-pilot is the Million Popula tion Club, of st. Louis, the passenger wao George C. Morrison. Morrison made no mention .of thc balloon's lockton. It ls thought herc that if it was not wrecked In the dense forests of the Cascade mountains lt may have beeb stranded in thc sparse ly settled plcatepu. that stretches be yond the Western slopes. An hour after the first carrier ar rived another pigeon, minus its tail feathers, flew in. There waa no mes sage attached to lt. . .It too .Is believed to have b?ea liberated'from the Mil lion Population Club. Nothing bas been heard from . tho Kansas City lil, and the Spring-Held. THE ITINERARIES ARRANGER. Te Begin nt Homier and at st. Mitt, thews on Jone 17th. The.. state campaign wilt open al Sumtfr June . 17, and the s?natorial candk'nt.-s witt begin tho contest at St. Matthews on the same dale.. Tho senatorial campaign will end at.Sum ter August 20. The last meeting of thc n?e campaign wUl be held at Greenville, August 20. Following Lr tho itinerary for the otate campaign: Sumter-Wednesday, June 17. banning-Thursday, June 18. Monck's Corner-Friday. June 19. Georgetown-Saturday. June 20. Klngstree-Tuesday, June 24. hi,.?'ence--Wednesday. June 2. Marlon-Thursday, June, ?5. Coaway-Fridajf, June 2B. \ Dll?bn^-??turday. June. 37. Darlington-Tuesday, Jone 30. Berfnettsvllle-Wednesday, July 1. Chcr.terfleld-Thursday. July 2. Camden-Friday, July 3. ? Columbia-Saturday, July 1. ' Lexington-Thursday, July 9. Saluds,-Friday. July 10 . Edgefleld-Satiirday. July 4. Aiken-Tuet day, July 14..., Bamberg-Wednesday, July. 15. Barnwell-Thursday, July. 16. Hampton-Friday, July J.7. Beaufort-Saturday,, July 18. Ridgeland- Wednesday, July 22. Walterboro-Thursday, July 23. Charleston-Fi iday, July/24... St.. George-Tuesday, July, 28; ?r?ngeb?rg-Wednesday. July 29.. St, Matthews-ThUrrday. July 30. Wln^bbYb^Monday. Aug?Bt 3. Chester-Tuesday, A?gurt 4. L?ncarter-Wednesday, August 6. YorkVino-Thursday, August 6. Gaffney-Friday. August 7. Spartanburg-saturday, August 8. Union-Tuesday, August ll. Newberry-Wedderday, August 12. Laurens-Thursday, August 13. Greenwood-Friday, August 14. Abbeville-Saturday, August 16. Anderson-Monday, August 17. Walhalla-Tue; day, Auguet 18. Pickcns- -Wednesday. August 19. Greenville-Thursday, August 20. Following Ls. the Itinerary for the renato ri al campaign: ?. St, Mat?iewr^Wednesd?y. Jun'e.17. Orangeburg-Thursday, Juno 18. . St, George-Friday. June 19. Charleston-Saturday. June '?0. Walter boro-Monday, June 22. Beaufort-Tuepday, June 23. Ridgoland-Wednesday, June 24. Hampton-Thursday, June. 25. ' Barnwell -Friday.', Jljrno 2?. Bamhpr^-S%r&y,Tan?, 27., > W ihn Kb o i o-Monday.. Juno,. .29'. Ch^e'rj^T^^; JuM ?0? Lun?asier-W^dnysday. July 1 YorkY.ir^'-Tbursa^y, July 2. Waihnlla-^hut-?d'?y, L??cans- Wednesday. July 22. ?$?mi&T?-^Tburs'd?.V. Jvry 23. S?luda-Saturday, July 25. EcTg?flo?d-Wednesday. July 29. ; Darlington-Saturdo^'.,Aiignst 8. Bl?hopviUe-Monday. August 10. ^^^^^^^^^^^^ \m?rstato commerce coOintfeftlon wlpft es to Be? lt net on Ot the present time - '.:. '..?','? - . . ' '? ? . SAVES DAUGHTER h??c* ?f mother feo Doubt Pre ?feats Daughter's Untimely End. Ready, Ky.-" I was not able tn do anythinR for nearly six inoplhs/'. vv^ej mv libad, .arid .with nervbusn*?, and Jfe Sift SKSK h^4?JS could not do me Say jjootf, and ric had iom^^^^^M^^y^ltooW. But I took eleven bottles'; ana dow I am able to do air of my work aha my own washing. 1 think Cardin is the best medicine tn the world. My weight has increased, ami I look the picture of Health. " pep today. it will. Help, y?u. loft tit has, helped so many thousands, of other weak women in the past 50 yeats. At all druggists. n'ritt.'tmi chat?oo?? ;f??d?itf?ii Go.. ?u?m' Admor* Dept.. GhaUonpbfra.' Tonn.. lor Sf.nat Inttrwiimt onioyur cms arri 64-pair? boob.''Hom* The committee today concluded the work of Un F?deral trade commission bill and. decided to. hiako lt a sub stitute far the meir ure on like lines passed by thc Mou.se:. Chairman Newlands, probably will lay tho hill with araoridnienta adopted today before the Sen/tib tomorrow and Will. Beck to have it made the antin hill ed bttsiners. . ,(1 . . Although drawn op,, similar tines, there arc ina teri ni differ en ei's in tuc Senate and House, bute. wiW ' weijo added to by t?da.y'b amendment. Ope amendment provides that ''unfair, com p?tition in commerce ls hereby de clared unlawful," ARE NOT SUPPORTERS John Kc dru on d Soys Committee ls Not Heall y Irish at Heart London. Jjiho 12.-John Redmond; Irish Nationalist, lender, today declar ed war on the provisional committee ot thc Nationalist' volunteers, a majority .at wtmm. he assorts, ?aro not support ers of tiic Irish payti1. Although tho provisional committee verbally!.welcomed Mr.' redmond's co operation in the irish Volunteer move ment it followed,this up. with a. call it? the volunteers in each county to elect a reprosentatlYO to s?ryp on tho, coni. m itt ce and this action, the Irish lead'.r interprets aa a refusal of the commit tee tb ac?ept his. proposal that 20 representatives of the irish. party should be added to tho committee in control. tai, ' Ir 1 slmat Ional lats discussed tba mat ter In the house of commons today and subsequent,-', M?. Redmond, issued, a letter declaring the action of tho com mittee "nmo uh ta to a refusal to accept my offer of co-opt "*atlop." ENGLISH IDEAS The London Telegraph, ,Sftj j? ?reece. Wents. Bea Vftir?lX London. Jub? 13.-The Daily Tele graph naval correspondent ? uugests that thc real reason for the attitude of Greece against Turkey ls a desire to obtain mastery ot tho Aegean sea uefO.ro the now Turkish drcadnaugnts, building In England, ar? ready. . Tho Telegraph's Athch.s ce/rcspon dent save that tb? Gr??lc minister In Constantinople^ has boob, Instructed to demand tho cessation of .persecution of the Greeks in Asia Minor abd thc reinstatement in their hom.C3 QX 60,000 refugees who Sought shelter from the T?rke In Greek territory.. ,The report ed attack by Turkish legularr and ? force ot Daahl Bazouks on .the town of Aivallk. Asia Minor, ls denied. - HAYS ENGLAND WARNED WILSON. Threat Against Monroe. Doctrine In Slr Edward G rc y's Note. (From a London Dispatch" to Tho (New York Sun.) The Daily Empress displays prom inently this morning a etat(krn,cnl ,that Slr Edward^Grb?: the,Foreign Mmls v^^Mm^^iW^mm thgt lt, aa a Consequence" ot . w^soh's , pr '"Vra o?Wt& Istl? Mitt demand and exact satis faction for thc killing ot William S. Benton. . . , ?j/: .t, "'. ., j The Empress says fiat j th?? c?m ?nunl?stion, which ia decorated with, ail the. er.ibro'i?ery of diplomatic usage a?? is framed lb such l?ngu'?go as to. emphasize Great Britain's good will toward tho United States, places President Wilson In an awkward posi tion and might mean.. .."In circum stances at pr?sent regarde'd as Im probable" tho. eventual encroachment or Great Britain on the Monroe Dbbtflnv. Tho Empress editorially . malts Slr Ed ward's action with satisfaction. ADLAI ?, STEVENSON YBRY ILL, Ex-Vfce Prcsmcnt; Scarfe 80; Surfer* From Nerrnr?s Brqaldnwn. Chicago Dispatch. . i(.y M y?lrs bid; s , ; i Mr. StoveW. ca'nie to Calna?o from hi's homo' In Bloomington."-neu'rly a month ago nnd because ot the crowded condition of the ? hospita* wept to th? K?nVe ot hi? s?n^ln lu*, the S?to Martin D. HardM&titftyr fit the Third pjr^hSf^O.jCftu^./fe wat taken td the hospita? la<?t r/eek. ' DIDST BELIEVE REPORT Mexican Official Discredited Idea of Mediators Progress. . Mexico City, Juno 12. QucRtioned to- _ light about. a reported agreement j reached by thc mediator? in N'iagara Falls to transfer the Mexican govern ment to a provisional government, Ro berto Esteva Ruiz, ac'ing minister of foreign affairs, said: "I have no information tin. t the med ' a tors have reached Mich a deciison. I believe there must be sonic uilstak? In tlio announcement, for on thc one band, the Mexican coi. s 111 ut I cn does aot permit of thc existence of Juntas qobierno (councils ot.government) and expressly makes provision for tho* tnauer in which th? sovereign power* of tho govrument are to bo conferred and transmitted; and. on the other hand, it ls .not probable, that the rep resentatives o f the mediating powers owing to the constitutional reason be fore stated, and thc International func tion they are .performing in the con ferences .would tdkc action, ot such na ture, which, moreover, would have been communicated to mc by our dele gates." o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O ANDERSON WATER o o , . t,. , o : ooooooooooooooooooo Tho water, furnished to thc city of Anderdon shows an almost perfect con d ti on, based on, the following analyst? from the ckciptsl, of tho Stale Hoard of Heall h of South Carolina: Charleston, ? C.. .Juno 10, 1P14 Sanitary Water Analyslr.No. 120:-? of j wat?r reel ved Ji)ho?,Z. 1914. from] ?kiutherh Public Utilities Co., Ander don. 8. C . i Results in part:; per million.; Color. 15.00 Chlorine ... ,. 4.00 Free ammonia. 0.03 Albuminoid ammonia. Q.Q4 Mirogen in Nitrates . -.0.0.0' Nitrogen in nitrites .0.00 Total Solids .., .... 61-00 Bacterial Analysis. Bacterial Indications o/ cpntaint- ?'J nations .. ... ,,._. '.. Negative Remarks: Free from contamination. Respectfully submitted. (.Signed) V ?? Parter. M. D. The Fur m Demonstrator (jetting In His Hand. (Priam. The Wall . Street Journal,) . Finaud al difficulties, among farm implement manufacturing concerns during the past., year haye their origin in agricultural rather than in financial or Industrial rourcea. . U was said bf.thc Georgia cpttoh crop bf .'1914 . thai . ft was gr?wii more, economically than aiiy previous yield in the history of the state. One reason is that thc people were fix ing up their old m adi Ino ry because lliey could not afford to buy now after th?, poor crop of 191?. 'For the Past fivo. years there has been ? widespread tendency through out ncjii ly all agricultural districts tb make \U?ir m?chih.?r^s^^Jon^^., The,, farm.. demonstrator " has.. beep' abroad In the .la&d, , and. nts. keen eye to economies has shown .. the1 farmer where to Bavo many a ! hun dred dollars, by pr o tee ting imple ments during the Winter, and, by repairing them early in the Spring. The result ir that . tho Implement dealer has . found that the Ufo of farm machinery is. being prolonged much beyond the usual..period. ,,Pro tection from tho weather and a little paint have helped wonderfully, and tho farmer has developed , a new pride lu seeing Iiow long his Implements may be. made to last. NEW LFAGU fi R?X7?RD ... Wlnstop-Salcm, N., C., June 12. John Harper, pitching for,the Greens boro dub, ?g?inrt wtpsibn-Saiem in tho North Carolina league hero tbtiny. struck out 17 batsmen in a nine inning ; game, establishing a new league re cord. The game was called, at the end of the ninth inning on account ot I darkness with the score standing one to one. PROGRAM READY Insurance Commissioners Will Meet In Asheville. ,.'. (By Associated Press) ? , Ra?elgh, N. CM-f Jillie I*.-/. ,Ri Young, p^esldenA pjt the) Natiraal ,Coa vcntlpn of insurance Cprenjlesi.onera, today.announced.that, tho,program for tho annual meeting In Asheville, Sep tember 16 had practically beeb com pleted. The committee on insurance rates will make ita report at (hat, timo abd the convention.wiJl discuss work men's compensation, the. encourage-., merit pf new Insurance, companies, in vestment*, of insurance companies and other, subjects.. , .-,"., Go vc rh pr Locke Craig will deliver the. address, of. welcopnb for .thc state abd J. Ss Darst, o? West Virginia, vice president, will respond. ADVERTISING A LTI?ODE. (Fron^.J.?dga.. , . Her. feet bo nea th ber petticoat. LU?, little mjfce. .e&lfcla.aj&opL But since sba, split ii, Into halves, . Aa If they feared tho light, > ' Wo see. tw0 sportivo calves - ':? Ifarf' Come boldly do sight! f ^P/afts. Jun? lg.-The, Chamber ,oj! Deputies, today, defeated : the. mi? ls try af AJeaabdre ffeD* J-W^smmif^ yesterday to succeed that.,of ..Gaston Do'umorgue, In a volo on its declara tion of policy, lt than gave. lj a xotp jt lack of confidence. Premie/ P/bot toU poi?fT* r^o&f m% aet was pne. pf. %^rtnK& ?L tte, ;ry-a overthrow Waa..duo DflndbAOy o the defection pf.thirty nrtWr?al ?er>ice law, SE AB THE CLOSE 4 Keystone Watch Case Company Fed* < eral Suit Kearhed Argument. Philadelphia, June 12- Vinal nrgu nicnt wits held in the United Slates ( district court today In the loderal gov ernments nutt to have the Keystone I Watch Case Company declared a com- . blnatlou In violation of the Sherman anti-trust law. Suit was filed in De- " eeniher 1011. The government alleges that the Keystone company controls the bust- ? J ness of manufacturing watch . cases ' through .complete ownership, con trolling interest or agreement with many companies engaged'In thc Bale of , caetfs. Government counsel contended rho-Keystone company'had attempted to drive Independent manufacturers from thc field and threatened to cut off tts products from ..independents unless they sold Keystone good? nt prices fixed by thc Keystone company. % ' Strike Abont Ended. ' pjoibp. J.une. 12.-Almost all of Itlay was quiet tonight following rioting, which began vlth, the recent, declara tion of general strike. Demonstrations virtually had ceased mid railway com munlcatlon was about . normal. All a-(Mind centers of disorder rioters ! when dispersed took to the 'puntr? ?eiid continued their werk of dcctritr t'en but gradually were dum naled by thc troops rui' pol?? ... Dr. Carter Away. Dr. Carter, the osteopath, hau (jone to Columbia to attend tho meeting of the : tate association, und rhc will he gone for several dayn. Policewoman Quits-Won't Spy. Bayonne. N. J.. Juno 12.-Dcclurlnr* 11 hat she has not thc heart to stop rpoontng in thc parks', and that to spy on lovers is a mean Job. Miss Ruth McAdic, Bayonne's lone policewoman, has decided lo rcrlgnV'* Two Killed In Wrerk. . San'Bernardino, Cal., Juno 12. Twp' passengers were killed and sev brijii^pcrsonR Injured nt Bagdad, Cal., V inp; miles cast of Barstow tonight, nilen AtchiBon, Topeka und Sante Fe passenger train Nc, \ eastbound, ran into an open switch. To Tcp.ru the Japanese. Columbia. June 12.-Miss Virginia ISingleton, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Richard Singleton, will leave in Au gust for -tho mission field In Japan, going as a United Offering worker, under the Rt. Kev. SI. George Tucker, ? bishop of Kyoto. Thc party o.f.whic'.i Miss Siqglcton will be, a member will consist of eight young missionaries, six going to. ch ina and. Miss Singleton ?and oho other to Japan. ....They wjll tako thc central route, west, to Yan? couver, whence they will tali, August 20, on.tho steamship JOniprnaB ,of ipr. dla, landing at Kobe ip, southern Jap an. Miss Singleton will be stationed in Kyoto, .. \x . . A -year jigo l?-tfidprlhg at Ufcqptg ventfon oj,.tim Wp^n/s^auxlUar^ W. the hoard ot missions of tho Episcopal church of South Carolina, held in Ath en. ..Miss Singleton, volunteered for mission work.. Tho auxiliary Immed iately . by voluntary' subscription 'rair#&rvu(Ii cleat funds to . v give her training ut the Church i Training ami Dcae&}$& ttiu:.'? lt Phtiauiilpbta and her traveling' expenses to Japan wtll bo defrayed by a member nf the aux iliary.. r? . . Last fall Mir.-? Singleton took up her studies at tho Philadelphia Training school, .haring much, the same .due? room,wpi k as ls givcp at tba Di vin Ky school of Philadelphia... willi supple mentary practical graining in settle ment work. Tho conrs? ?;?. la. twio, year one, bul at tbs.cud of. .Uer llrst j?-??i:...? fpQvi^l iCfjuuaL ?tA\ Mirfs.Ml?fi gl ct on bc sent out thia lu ii canin frein Bishop Tucker, lb a?gj/iati?? with which thc. young Col'iuibj/tn is mak ing h.or plans for depar'tuio. .., Two of the younga w?rucn who .have been at the school with her will bc irt her traveling party They, arc going to China. Thc oth,er member whoso destination ir Japan ir. Miss Babcock,' who has boen engaged tn tue work for some time< and,-is rotbrnliig after a furlough at - homo. Upoh reaching Japan .Mlr-i Singleton will bc tem porarily with Miss Clara. Keeley of VirglnJai who is a pi om in ont tnbribh .wojcJcer..''. i Mirs. Kooley visited Columbia.about t,wo years ago and her attractive por, ^tonality made a delightful impression ?ere.. especially upon the women of rlnity church, botorc, whom die ltd hired Misc Singleton -viii ho with lice- temporarily, .upon i,;\nfhlur, ,1 a pan, .Misa Singleton,.go?3 n?-rt..w?)rlf,,wltlk lier family, to tiiclr. summer home; In. thc sand hilts, near; East,ov?jK Sae will probably leave there to begin ni r Journey the iir.it or record week/ in August. ? More tuan .4000 newsboys, ubdor the over^St ?r.lhe State Industrial Com ipissiop and the Milwaukee commis sion, pf rtreet trades, from, whom tbey get thor licenses, have organized ? re public ???fit, bas,Rs, executive.* its..leg islative.and. itr Judicial branch. ., They, h ave tho city Into congressional dla trlcte and have all the machinery of, [nominations and elections. W .,'.. ii.*?,-1 ...p-Tr--? .'..'.,? 4jUl h George W. Croar.ctt, ?je ^8-ycar-oid, ;hWoVary pi estdent. of tho Young-Old' ffiTOK^WM^j^ifc Ot C|^ev)?JU>^d,oP>Io, . i?il?ffi an' .organization suned by ? ^T?iM r?jO?^^fi*/. wea>ftiiT mon of that r<jjty tif h ol p;. bid and gray-headed mon jin getting v?rjf.'". With between' ?00 i andi 300 attunes, on thoir boo)jB, tbey baVe already found 'places for over rsixty. $2w? [ -,.? M8% ft preserving ffajpall Writing. I , If you have a penciled letter which' you want tb keep a lobs While, 1*? it in thoroughly soaked through let the nillk drain oft, abd dry. the. paper rery : xrndu?ily. This makes, the wriyng lost, Rb thnt lt cannot be easily rubbed w " ? ? -, -; )0000000000000 ? 6 j Candidates For O ? County Offices a y o )0000000000000 FOR AUDITOR I hereby announce myaelf a candi? late for County Auditor, subject, to :he rules of the democratic primary. It. A. Abrams. | j ; F OK COUNTY SUPERVISOR S! -?: hereby* announce myself a candi la t ? for County Supervisor of Ander son county, Hiibject to the rules bf tho Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. I hereby announco myself a mand? lale for county supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. J. MACK KINO. I hereby announce myself a can didate for tho office of county super visor of Anderson county, subject tu tho rules governing tho democratlo primary. T. M. VANDIVER. I hereby announce myself n candi date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of democratic primary. ._C. F. MARTIN. FOR COMMISSIONER" . 1,1. A. Sullivan of Fork township is hereby announced for commissioner Cor Section One, .comprising Fork, Rock Milln, Pendleton and Contervllle townships. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election as Commissioner for District No. 4., comprising Honen Path,' Martin,.Belton and Broadway, ?OWXt?hlPt subject to tho rules of the )einoeratl? primary. J. M. Dunlap. The friends of R. A. Mulikln here by announce him aa a candidate for county Commissioner from district composing Hopewell, Brushy Creek, Garvin and Willi?mston. Subject to tho rules and government of tho Dem ocratic Primary. I hereby announce myself a candi dato for commissioner from District No., 2,.comprising, Pendleton. Rock Mills, Fork and Ccntcrvlllo townships, subject to the rules ot the democratlo primary. . D. S. HOBSON. I hereby announce myaelf ? candi date tor county comrolneionor for the ttYbrd,. section,, consist lug of, Garvin. Brushy .Creek, Will ?ams ton and Hope well townships, subject to tho action of tho democratic primary. _ ' ll. .A.'FOSTER, FOB COUNTY ,TREAS?' RE R I hareby unnoupco myself a candi date for county treasurer, subject to tho rules of the democratic party. J. MERCER KINO. FOR PRORATE JUDGE W. p. Nicholson is hereby announc ed aa a candidate for re-election to the o nice of Probate Judge, subject to\ the rules of the democratic pri mary, j .. ~~ ?9R STATUSESATOR . j 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for State Senator from Anderson Co un ty,, subject, tc the, rules, of the De mocratic primary *d?cttnn'. J. L. SHERARD ? hereby announco myself a candi dato for the State S?pate, from Ander son county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary.' -Clint Summers. Jr. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. . t hereby announce myself a candi dato for tho office of probato judge of Anderson ccuty, subject to the rules and to the result of the Democratic primary. VICTOR B. CHESHIRE. UH. W. li. WOODS * sreciALiNT . IRES of tb* Ev* Ban RPM * I'broat Klais** Fitted . . a * IJ: . .. ; Hearst . j , % ? 0 ? m. to I p. m. B p. w. u, a p. ra. * * i}?&t?i 808-10 Blecaley Bulldlas * ' TE?EP^ONEXCO?NECTIOH ?. Bf B. Bierfcley ? ?. M. Heard ' 'M ttleae97. Undertakers .iiiitvt^Jst. Answers ali colls day or night. Phone