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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Everything In Readiness For
Opening Of Piedmont Fair
AERoPLANE FLIGHT IN MORNING; RACES I'M THE AFTER.
NooN-EXEIIBTTS WILL BE LARGER AND BETTER
THAN EVER

GREENWOOD, Oct. 25.-With pros
poets for the very best OF weather.
with more exhibits of every class than
have been expected by the officials,
with all plans made for trotting races
on today and Thursday, with an ayia-
tor on the ground to make two flights
daily from the fair grounds, the first
Piedmont Fair Is ready TO throw open
its gates to the public Wednesday
moning at 10 O'Clock.
Before the opening hour every
thing will be in order. Exhibits are
being placed today, all entries will
close this afternoon at O'clock and
all will bc in readiness to begin the
program when the gates open.
Aviator Here.
Or first importance to hundreds of
people will be the aviation flights
morning and afternoon during the
tniee days and they will be interest
ed TO Know that Aviator Joseph Rich
ter with his mechanic Frank Frey,
arrived in the city this morning from
Harrisonburg, Va, where they ex-
hibitod last week. The machine will
arrive Tuesday night over the Sea
board Air Line and will be taken i'm
mediately to the fair grounds where
1t will be assembled '1r the first
flight Wednesday morning which
takes place at 10:3o. The ma
chine is military tractor bi-
plane, and is one of tho nat
est types being used now by the war
ring nations Of Europe. 1t is driven
by the latest model French motor and
Is in every detail similar to the air
ships that are being used daily i'm
france, Belgium, and Russia us
guides for the French, Germans, Aus
trians and Russians.
VIII Circle City. -, n
Aviator Richter is an experien ed
flyer, having been birdman since
the Curtiss biplanes created big SEN
sations several years ago. He prom
ises to do the Spiral Dip" and the
Ocean Wave" in addition to high
osconsions on zach day. The flights
will be made from tho fair grounds
He will rise distance OF from Il
geo to 800 feet over a12 times the
height OF the standpipe.:. will circle
the city and then alight ut the
grounds. Those who wish to see the
flights to best advantage, both start
ing and alighting, are urged to be at
the grounds at the hours when the
ascensions will be made,
Two Flights Daily.
There will bo two flights daily by
Aviator Richter at hours to be found
In the official program as follows:
"Wednesday morning et 1890; We'd
nesday Afternoon at 2; Thursday
morning at, 1880; thursday afler-
noon at Els; Friday morning at
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Much Interest In
Local Liquor Gases,

The court room OF the Anderson
city hall will be packed to its capac-
ity today when the trial of the. alleg-
cd proprietors Of several places raid
ed Sunday night by the police, will
be put on trial on the, charge of sell
ing liquor. G.. Cullen Sullivan, city
attorney, will appear for the prosecu-
ton while "A. Il. Dagnall will repre-
sent all Of the defendants. Almost
every one in the city is interested in
the hearing and its outcome and will
await with interest the decisions of
the juries in the various cases.
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Former Resident
Snenf DAY IIcrc.

John Flynn, q well known travel
Ing man OF Atlanta. spent few,
hours In Anderson yesterday on bus
mess. Mr.. Flynn once made his home
mere and he is remembered by many
srlcncs. He makes this place but
twice each year ard says he absolute
~ can not aeep np with the numcr-
Gus improvements being made IN tho
appearancc of the CITY between trips.
lie SAYS that Anderson is easily in a
class by itself VI one of the beat
cities III the whole South
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Rotl,rock Writes
Of Local Exhibit.

a letter WAS received in Anderson
Yesterday from ]. w. Rothrock, coun-
ty agricultural agent for Anderson
county. in which Mr.. Rothrock says
that the Anderson exhibit is excit-
ing much interest at the South Car
olina State fair and, all visitors are
being impressed by the quantity and
quality OF the agricultural products
OF the county. In his letter Mr..
Rothrcck says thrt IL Is talking 10
many homeseekers rs the fair goes on
and he believes that some will be at
tractea TO Anderson county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Mr.. BRYANT Is
EXpected TODAY.

Chas X Bryant, architect for the
Anderson theatre is expected TO arrive
In Anderson today cr tomorrow for a
confercnce with the officials of tho
Anderson Development company. iIe
VIII also make his usual monthly in
spection OF tho work under way
here. checking up work. etc.
lie has been in Columbia for several
days in connection with plans for the
South Carolina building at the Pan
ama-Pacific exposition at San Fran
cisco.
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All Visitors
RnhlHnd Well.

Notwithstanding the fact that hun
dreds OF people came to- Anderson
yesterday for the 101 Ranch show,
which was here for the day, splendid
order marked the day ON the part of
the visitors and there was, quite a
difference in the appearance of the
police blotter last night and that Of
few weeks ago when Ringling
Brothers circus visited tho city. The
crowd was good humored, there was
very little liquor in evidence and
nothing marred Anderson's second
show day" cf the season.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Negro Woman
Worked Game.

Some negroes may be. fools but all
or them are not, according to testi-
mony offered by G. Fl. Bales of the
Bee Hive. a few days ago a negro
woman came into his store AMI ax-
amined q SIS coat suit. She liked the
suit but left the store without mak-
ing the purchase. In a few minutes
the telephone rang and after asking
for the clerk that shoYed the coat
suit to the negro, the voice at the
other end Of tho line informed the
saleslady that the speaker was Nyrs.
----, -------, certain we'll known lady OF
the city, and informed the clerk That
she was willing to pay for the ccat
suit and to let her nurse have it
when slsrt called In n few minutas
the regro woman came hack md
without question was given the suit.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Important Meeting
OF Medical Society.


An important meeting OF the An
derson Medical association will be
held In the rooms OF the Anderson
chamber of commerce one week from
today. This meeting is of more than
passing interest because OF the fact
that those physicians who are to read
papers before the Fourth District
convention of physicians will have
these papers in readiness for that
event and will deliver them before
the county society next week. This
should be one OF the most interesting
meetiugs that Anderson physicians
have ever held and is being antici-
pated with considerable pleasure on
the part of the doctors.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items o. interest and Personal Mention Caught the
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
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Anderson VIII Re
Well Represented.

The city of Anderson and the An
derson chamber of commeree will be
well represented in Atlanta tonight
when the chamber of commerce OF
that city will banquettbe National di-
rectors of the association. The local
party will leave Anderson this morn
ing at 1850 o'clock and will probably
consist OF some s or 10 OF the most
representative citizens of the city.
They arc all looking forward to the
trip. \
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Elks Panee Has
Been POSTPONED.

Because of the fact that there will
be an attraction Oh the lyceum cal
opdar OF Anderson college next Fri
day evening, the Anderson Elks have
been forced to postpone the dance
which was to take place at the home
on that night. Instead the dance
VIII occur On the night OF Wednesday,
November 4. No formal invitations
Will he issued Int evarv marnher Of
the order, their wives and friends,
arc invited to be in attendance.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Anderson Penplc
Attend Wedding.

Several. Anderson people will 81 to
Ware Shoals tonight to attend the
marriage of Miss Lila Perrin Cobb to
J. Bugone Elliot, which will be an
Interesting oyent of tonight. The
ceremony is to be performed at 1880
O'clock in the south Memorial church
and prominent people from various:
parts of the State will be in attend
ance.
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a boisterous and disorderly manner.
They probably got considerable pleas
ure out of 1t but not so yesterday
morning when they were hauled into
Magistrate Broadwell's court ana ar
raigned on q charge similar to the
enc described above. They were both
given their alternative of q fine of S25
or serving for the next 30 days on
the public works OF Anderson coun-
ty.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Railroad Man
Here Yesterday,

One of the interesting visitors 10
Anderson yesterday was A. I. Pick
ling OF the Norfolk and Southern
railroad. Mr. Picking says that he
always looks forward to every rip to
Anderson and that he likes to visit
this town better than any of the 9th
ers on his route. He has n number
OF friends here and is always welcom
ed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28

Yesterday Mr.. BALES sent collector
to the lady's husband with the pill
for the suit and that was the first ihe
lady had over heard OF the affair. The
negro woman initiated her voice and
Sot away with the goods. Late yes
terday she was captured by the police
and is now languishing behind prison
bars.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Invitations Were
Received Yesterday.

Anderson people yesterday receiy-
ed invitations to the marriage of Miss
Annie Lou Mcdaniel to John Leon
Newman, which event is to take place
Tuesday evening. November 10 at G
o'clock. Tho ceremony will be per
formed at Buncombe street Methodist
church and will be one OF the princi-
pal society events of the month in
GreenHille. Both the bride and
groom are we'll known in Anderson
and have number of friends here
and 1t Is probable that several An
dorson people will make the trip.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Laying Brick
On New Bridge,

Work of laying the brick on the
paving approaching the new concrete.
bridge across Main street over the
railroad tracks, was begun yesterday
by a force of city hands under the
direction Of Engineer Sanders. The
work is getting along. nicely and
within the next few days it will be
possible to open one-half OF the
bridge to the public. The other side
will then be taken up and the work
will BIO rushed along as rapidly as
possible.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
fT0RPED0 BOAT
DESTROYER ASHORE

NOrEOLX, Va, Oct. 27.-The tor
pedo boat destroyer Paulding went
ashore about O'clock this morning
at Iynnhayen inlet She is supposed
to have been driven ashore by the
gale OF last night, which blew for a
time with almost hurricane violence.
The Paulding at last reports was
resting on the sand and in no danger.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-28
Real WiAtef'
Weather Hercs

Yesterday was "gcnu-w wine" Win
ter day in Anderson. The visitors
spending the day in the city declared
that Anderson is easily the coldest
town in the world but this was en-
tirely due to the fact that they left
home before the cold snap seized their
villages. All indications are that An
derson will experience heavy frost
this morning.
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Paid Heavily

Paid Heavily
For Pleasures.
In all probability Clarence Wilson,
nnf Alec NIilsnn had deciiefifv an
joyable time when they rode around
on the public highway and acted sin
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-The de-
stroyer pauldipg wirelessed the navy
department today that during last
nights gale in, Lynnhaven bay she
drifted on a mud tank
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You can get the news while its new
in The Morning Daily Intelligeneer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
PARADE OF ELKS
BEFORE MINSTREL
TOBE VERY UNIQUE
Wild West Show Offers Use
of Observation-Disclosures
sails Are to Begin
at Once

The parade of the Ellls minstrels show
that is 10 be given at the jefferson thea
ire on the nights of February 5 and {
promises to surpass anything of its kind
ever attempted in the city. In addition
to the members of the order of Birming
ham and Ensley. under whose auspices
the show will be given marching in fanci-
ful costumes, Manager Bartlett of the Kit
Carson Great Wild West shows, that are
wintering in the city. has offered the COM
mittee the use of the large band wagon
drawn by 12 horses, the old stage coach,
hanson cabs. donkey carts and other par
aphenalia, and all the horses the commit
tee sees fit to use. Miss Fancy the
elephant at the Avondae Zoo will be
pressed into service If the consent of The
city commission can be obtained. The
committee i'm charge is determined to
make the parade one of the most novel
and unique ever held in the city.
The local musicians union will donate
the services of a band of Is pieces to take
Alabama Boys Industrial school will
also be in the procession
Stage Manager Hugh Hill announces
that rehearsals are to be commenced at
once and all participants are requested
to meet at the Elks home on Eighth ave-
nue. this afternoon at O'Clock for the
purpose of attending to some ~ the plans
and details of the show. He states that
the first part will be produced as at the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
PLAN TO HOLD BIC
WOODMEN MEETING
T, HERE THIS SUMMER
Several Regiments of Uni
form Rank Will Be Pres
ent From Alabama,
Georgia and Florida

Plans are being arranged for a Wood
men of the World congress to be held
In Birmingham in the summer at which
all the camps of Alabama, Florida and
Georgia viii be in attendance. The Of
ficers of the congress having the matter
in charge are DR.. W. Gentry, president;
Charles Pfeister. treasurer, and DR.. II. A.
Elkourie. secretary.
At this meeting several full regiment Is
rof the Uniform rank will be present as
well as representatives from the other
branches of the order. The following
communication from the committee in
charge has been sent to every officer past
and present of the uniform rank through
cut the states mentioned above.
ITO the Uniform Rank, Woodmen of
: the World of the Tenth District. Comprs-
ing the States of Alabama, Florida and
Georgia: 'On behalf OF the eight COM
panies two full batallions, of the uniform
rank and of the various camps, Woodmen
of the World and of the religious, fra
ternal and civic organizations of the
Birmingham district, we Eereby extend
to you a most cordial invitation to at
tend the district encampment to be held
a t East Lake in Greater Birmingham dur
ing the third week in July, 1914
( I'VE enclose herewith a copy of a cir
cular letter sent you last fall by Major
w. 7. Nall, which sounds the first call
to you to be up and doing. We have
received replies from many of you, but
there are also many who have not re-
piled. We are, therefore, sending out
this formal invitation to you and again
urge that you take immediate action
favorable to Birmingham.
I'VE have secured the grounds used by
the nationa! guards in their encampments,
located at East Lake. the Coney Islands
of the SOUTH and the time proposed will
be in the midst of the season at this
Ngreat amusement park. The bathing,
boating, fishing, skating, dancing and nu-
inerous other forms of amusement will
furnish harmless and healthy enjoyment
for the men when off duty. Besides
there is no city in the country can offer
more attractions of general and special
interest than Birmingham.
Nov then if there is any matter con-
cerning this encampment about which
Won would like have more inforrna-
tion, don't hesitate to call upon u.s. We
you would like to have more informa-
tion you may desire. Yours sincerely,
THE w. o. w. CONGRESS,
wv. I. Nall and DR.. II. A. EllSourie,
committee"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
Quite Right. Too

The score stood. Ramhlers. l. Rovers,
o. and it seemed that another goal was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

about 10 be scored for the visitors, says
It'd Bits. 1t was a good shot; but, by a
strenuous effort TammaE the goaliSeeper.
might have saved Il by a jump. Hs
seemed about to do this. when. out OF the
corner of his eye. he saw Samson. the
gigantic forward Of the Rambler. famous
for his ruShes. coming towards him with
more speed than grace. and Tammas
therefore gathered himself into as small
space as possible and let the ball take
its chance.
Naturally he was called a pusfllanl-
nous outsider and other things by his
own side, but his point OF view put the
matter in different light.
"Weei," he said. "T dinns ken what
you think. but I thought II was better
for the club tae lose the goal than tae
lose the goalkeeperl"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
EUROPE BELIEVES
L. s. WILL SETTLE
MEXICAN PROBLEM

Berkeley. Cal. January 10.-BenJamin
Ide Wheeler, president of the Univer-
sity of California. who returned today
from abroad. said European nations
generally looked to the United States
TO settle the Mexican trouble. sEu-
rope feels said AIR Wheeler. ethat
the United States should do something
soon or at least signify its intention
OF doing SO, The foreign powers Will
be only TOO glad to have tlss nation
sttaiEhten ont the difficulties Of Mex
ico.
THE impression I received while in
Europe was that the United States
ought to stay out of Mexico. If pos
sihle. hut must not omit any step
that viii bring order out of chaos
there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
PYTH|ANS MEET
ON FEBRUARY 9
Making Arrangements for
Semi-Annual Third Dis
trict Convention

Arrangements are being completed
for the semi-annual third district Pyth-
ian convention that win be held at
Cardiff, commencing February 9, and
the local lodges will soon commence
TO elect delegates to the meeting. The
third district comprises the counties
of jefferson, Walker. Cullman and Bibb
and includes many of the most in
fluential and prosperous Pythian lodges
of the state.
The members of the order at Cardiff
are making active preparations for the
gathering of Pythians and an inter-
esting programme is being arranged AT
this session some of the more recent
changes in the ritualistie work Will
be exemplified especially the ampll~
fled third. The executive committee
that had charge of pages night Will
also make the final report as it was
under the auspices of the third district
Pythian convention that the splendid
affair was given
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

recent performance at Ensley with the ad-
dition of local talent as endmen. and a
few additional speeialties. for the olio
or second part
The setting of the first part will be on
an elaborate scale. specially designed cos
tunes for the participants have been or
dered, and special scenery and stage set
tings are being prepared In fact. every
thing is being done to present a high class
minstrel entertainment on the above dates.
Among the performers are Hugh Hill.
George Ratterman. Harry Bross. Nat
Barker. VIII Mentzeil, John 5 Leedy.
Dave Mcxley. Tom Moxley, J. w Doug
las, L. f. keyes, n. c. Haviland. ldris
Thomas. Arthur Thomas. Jack Thomas.
Robert Morgan II. J. Brown. II A. Ehr-
hart, j. W. Allen, ". NJ. Gordv, Cy Bed
dow, +. L. Scouter. +. NJ. Cornwall and
others. The full programme will be an
nounced in few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
kHORASSANSP PLAN
BIC CEREMONIAL
Class Will Be Initiated on
Evening of Janu-
airy Il

Aladdin temple No. 156. Dramatic Or
der knights of Khorassan, is planning
big ceremonial session for the even
ing of January 81 and has already
secured about 80 "neophytes" for ini-
tiation into the order. David ]. Davis,
the recently elected royal vizer, states
that active preparations are being
made for the occasion and that big
time is expected on January 81 The
meeting VIII be held on the third floor
of the Fraternal hall building, which,
it is said will be taxed to accommo-
date the members of the order and the
large class of candidates that is ex-
peeted The order Is proving very pop
ular in the Birmingham district
The Dramatic Order knights OF
khorassan is not, as some might think
from its title. a theatrical organiza-
tion; but. on the contrary. it is a
valued and valuable adjunct to the Or
Ger of Knights of Pythias.
Its ritual is dramatic and of the
highest order of excellence. and the
presentation of its work furnishes an
evening of keen enjoyment to its men,
hers. the character of which is un-
excelled by any other society of its
class. Painting most beautiful real
istic and enduring picture of life,
frightened and enlightened with mirth
and good fe1loWship---it emphasizes Sc
rious and instructive lessons which
cannot but impress themselves advan-
tageously upon the minds Of all who
witness it. The ritualistic work is
strictly refined, devoid of the least
suggestion of vulgarity, and free from
any possible criticisms such as have
neen rlghtfully passed on the so-called
side degrees" which have, at times.
brought nearly all fraternaI societies
INTO disrepute or disrespect The ritual
is a drama of life-complete with all
the settings of nature--its joys and
sorrows, Its history and hopes: the
mind is waited from the nomadic GUS
toms of the desert to the gregarious
habits of cosmopolitan existence that
tne member may be impressed with the
hisner dutles of humanity and life's
golden possibilities.
Its object is to enoourage among
the members of the various subordinate
iodses OF knights of Pythias a more
intimate acquaintance, closer and
more fraternal feeling-and to daveIon
the. pleasant and social side of life
The "dokeys" bring all elements to-
gether, unhampered by lodge routine.
and in the mirth and Joy of social en-
tertalnment. blot out misunderstood.
lngs, broaden the genial lines OF life
make the world akin and cement a
brotherhood of friendship which can
only be severed by "the river which
marks the unknown shore"
only members of the Order Of
knights of Pythias are eligible to mem
bership In the "doEeys.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

Tuesday night al the Fraternal hall, when
the officers-eect of the two camps will
be installed. The Woman's Relief corps,
the auxiliary to the Grand Army of the
Republic, will be present and assist in
the serving of the baked beans, crackers
and coffee The affair Tuesday night will
be the first of it's kind the two camps
have held for some time and the con :
mittee in charge is expecting to make
it a most enjoyable affair
AT the meeting announcements will be
made as to the annual department en-
campment to be held in March, when the
commander in chief will come to Birming-
ham and make an address. Reports of
the officers of the local camps show them
to be in good condition.