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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-16
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Anderson officials and those of the
PUBLIC acauaintsd With the facts have
been afraid AtHM a mishnderstantifnK
w6lld afiae .bstwgen The liqu8r 81
anti-ltQuor factions and the supervisor
when the work OF checking the dispen-
sary petitions was begun and that is
exactly What fiapRehed Yesterday
morning. The committee Of three APP
POINTED: by Mr.. King. began work on
fe petitions at 9 o'clock yesfefday
morning and at $3.50 O'Clock were In
tefrupted by the appearance iof Rev.
!: l." Harley OF SpartaiSurg, secre-
tary Of the anti-sal6on league, who
'had come with the expectation OF be-
Ing allowed 70 assist In comparing the
names On the petitions with the regis:
tration books. Mr.. Harley claims that
when ne asked to be allowed to take
hand IN afie proceedtngs that per-
mission was refused by M. King and
whey be asksd Tor permi1stor to copy
the names from the betlli6ns t;,is Was
likeHfse fef6sed. mr.. Harley then se-
tsr1s sussa fs5ts .5s %s%ssEs gssrn s Minis
to the court house. hoping That their
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= ELECTRIC CIT Y SPARKLETS 3
+ Items of Interest and Person al Mention Caught the
+ Wireless the S heets of Anderson T.
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Florida Tourists
Visit Anderson

MIR. and Mrs. ". L. Durst. OF Gaines
vile ,f!a.. accompanied b; their chill
dren. passed thrOnS' Anderson Friday
en- route to llcndDrs0nville. ~ c.,
where they will. spend month. Mr..
burst Is prominent business man of
the land OF flowers" and spent the
night before last in Anderson. having
come through the Electric City, fol-
lowing the national highway. He ex-
pressed himself as delighted with the
evidences of prosperity he saw on Nv
cry hand, and is well pleased with the
roads In this section. Deep Creek be-
Ing swollen on account of the recent
heavy rains caused Il short detour hut
no other nlishap occurred to mar the
pleasure of his trip through this
county.
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Idelle. the attractive little daughter
Of MIR. Barr. formerly of this place.
Mrs. Will Carlisle and Miss Mildred
Hodges. have gone to Shelby. N. c.,
to visit Mrs. Clyde Cobb. a sister of
Mrc. Carlisle. ''
Mrs. Eliza Gross with her cousin,
Mrs. Ellen Jordan of Nashville, Tenn,
has gone to Pelzer to visit relatives
for few days.
Messrs Frank Hawkins and T. B.
Jones of Townville are here visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. w. B. Coleman from Thomson,
Nevada, is here visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. g. Hodges. It is very prob
able that Mr.. Coleman will make this
his permanent home.
During the last few days we have
had good seasons with no hail, and
little wind, for which the farmers
are grateful and much encouraged.
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Mrs. HOlleman. Was
Moving YeSterdays

Mrs. j. c. Holleman began the work
ye:terday OF moving her splendid es-
tablishmcnt from its OLD place to the
new quarters in. the Chiquola hotel
building formerly occupied by the
Fouche drug store. This building
has been renovated and repainted and
4 new front ia now being put in and
when all improvements are complet-
cd. 1t will be one of the incest store
rooms in the city. Mrs. Holleman has
already begun transferring her stock
and the moving operations will doubt
less be concluded today.
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TN ACROSS the Atlantic" the prospect
III OF an overseas flight from England
TO America plays an Important
part. 0ustave Hamel. who recently
lost bis life. and Claude Graharne-
White. the famous English air men,
appear In leading roles, and the pro-
ducuon Is filled with thrills.
I'm the Days Of Slavery" is a story
OF the south. by Richard r. Ridgely
Colonel Fairfax loses several Thousand
dollars to Carter. who insists upon pay.
ment Then he ofers 70 cancel the
debt # the colonels Daughter, Virginia,
will marry him. Tie girl has a terri.
BILE dream. In which Carter's real ma.
ture is shown. and awakes. with a
scream. to end that her lover has come
to her fathers assistance.
Brought to Justice" is the latest re.
leEse featuring Mona Darkfeasher In
her famous presentations OF, Indian
life. Art OrteRa plays opposite her.
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O o o O o O O O o
Mt. Tabor, July 1O.-Rev. Mr.. Peelcr
preached at Zion Sunday to a large
congregation.
Hoyt Moore and Sam Gambrell went
to Central Sunday to call on some fair
bellies Of that burg.
Henry Bowling. Of Crossarkana,
Tex. is visiting friends an relatives
In this section. He Ia on ola South
Carolina boy and says there is no
place like home.
Everybody in this community is
taking politics very sanely. You can
hear men saying that this is one time
that they will vote for the best man
for the Office regardless of former
prejudices. This we commend to ev-
cry voter in the state. We often think
OF what we heard MIR. J..W. Ball ay say
two years ago-that he thought more
OF his friends and neighbors than he
did OF all the politicians
just think for only ona-miiiute, my
friend. and you, too will be one that
doesn't wish any after effect that
would make yon feel badly. So let's
all vote for the man OF our choice and
not make any odds about It. Then af-
ter the primary is over we will not
have any neighbors to hunt up and
apologize to for breaks" -,
BY all means go to B,aC. Cromer's
and get your full name on the club
roll and do It now. as you can't vote
II you don't enroll. Put It on yourself
IL you. can. If you can't. make your
mark.
When the sun shines few days anc
our people get to WORK their crops
that the hail struck we will let you
hear again.. Some say that. there
can't be anything made at all as the,
fields OF young cotton where the hail
was worst are almost bare. One can't
see any vegetation unless very near.
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Mrs. McLnin III
Now Improving,

Anderson people will learn with a
great deal of regret that Mrs. D. w.
McLain has been very i'll for some
time. MrE. McLain came to Ander-
son as n bride only a few weeks ago,
and shortly after her arrival in An
derson . she suffered an attack Of
something cimIlar to ptomaine poison
Ing. A trained, pnrse has been In at
tendance for the past two weeks and
for a time IT was feared that her con-
dition was serious The news that she
is now much better will be received
with pleasure. SO fast is she recov-
erlng that 1t is hoped she can leave
for her home in Lafayette, Ala, with
In the next day or two. to rccuperate
there.
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Young Men StO0d
Two Examinations.

Ihe court house was crowded all
day long yesterday with young men
from various sections of the county
ana from the ciJ. standing the en-
trance examinations for Clemson COL
lege. There is vacant scholarship
from Anderson county this year for
the one year term and Walter FAINT
appeared and stood this examination.
The competitive examination for the
vacant scholarship from Anderson to
the University of South Carolina was
also held yesterday and the following
three young men appeared for that:
Clyde McCants. Julian Brice and Rob-
ert Bowen. The examinations we're
conducted by J. Ii. FELTON,, county su-
perintendent of education.
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People Pleased
With rr0anecfS.

The people OF the city seem to be
immensely pleased over the fact that
baseball will probably be kept here
during the summer months A week
ago 1t seemed that the league would
certainly have to go through II Andcr-
son dropped out and for time tt ap-
peared that this step had to be TAX
on, but those behind the local move
ment are immensely pleased with the
splendid sale Of season tickets yester-
day which showed that Anderson peo-
pie really want to keep the game
here II 1t can be done. 1t Is up to ev-
cry fan to shell out his $500 today
and buy a season ticket when he Is ap-
preached by member of the COM
mittee. This will put Anderson's
team on sound basis financially. and
thero will be no more begging.
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In IA Modern Samson" by J. Ed.
ward Hungerford, Algernon Letter. a
human mosquito. is scorned by gigan-
tic Mr. Strong and his stntuesque
daughter because Of his pucy weak
ness. SO Algy goes into a Violent course
Of training. and fortune In the shape
of stx husky @oodsmen smiles upon
him when ne Strong auto Is stn;led In
the nue.
when Dreams Come True" is the
story OF broken doll. mostly>for the
children, but carrying q strong human
note that appeals to every heart
Sue. q deaf mute. becomes acquaint-
ed with wireless operator at Cliff is-
land and learns to use the apparatus in
'STbe Voice OF Silence" Three crooks
OF international notoriety overpower
the operator and communicate with the
yacht on which they plan to escape,
but Sue warns nenrby ships. they are
captured, and Sue gets reward.
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Clerk Working
On Big Task,

James n. I'earman, clerk of court,
and his assistants are struggling with
s;upendous task. that Of indexing
the county's mortgages for the last
year. This work Is done once each
year and every mortgage filed from
June 30 of one year. to June 30 of the
next Is indexed. This usually takes
about three weeks and the clerk has
been engaged on the task for some
time already. lie hopes to finish
within the usual time this We ra
within the usual time this wear.
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E Buoy qEr.rpr :,
ToDAY's PRocRAk.
THE SILENT WITNESS-

AhE olALNI WllNES6-
Victor. This Is two part western
drama featuring ]. Warren Kerrigan
and Vera Sisson. Kerrigan photo
graphs the foreman and his changing
the cattle brands. Some new things
are shown in this snappy drama.
THE FLIRT- 1
Sterling. A fascinating juvenile
comedy. (.
THE CHINESE LAUNDRY "'s
Frontier. A screaming comedy, and
some OF Hy Myers whimsical car
toons.
Coming Monday "The Day Of Daysr
4 reel Famous Players with CerilI
Scott.
Coming Tuesday sLucille Love- se-
ries No. IL.
Coming Thursday aTheMillion Dol.
lar Mystery" series No. I.
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Last Share Mas
Sold YeSterilnY-

The last share OF stock OF the An
derson Development Company theatre
proposition. was sold yesterday morn
ing and the work Of calling in the
capital stock was then begun. Splen-
did progress was made during the af-
ternoon anu 1t Is expected that the
remainder Of the money will be secur-
ed today. Mr.. Bryant Is expected to
return from Frisco within the next
few days and then the plans will be
placed In tho hands of the bidders and
the building will actually be under
way within few weeks.
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ALICE HoLL,sTER.

!, Alice HoIiister is fast becoming one
OF the best liked young indies In the
motion picture world. She ts excep-
tionaIly versutie und cnn carry almost
any sort OF rGie to SUCCESS.
In ..rhe Tango In Tuckerville" the
opening Of the New York Lady Mani
curista' pari0r starts rumpus. The
New Workers are far too good looking
to suit tue native wives. who open a
tango patlcr. from which their hus-
bands afe exclnde-1. The New Yorkers
open rival *templeJ" and then the
factions peacefully unite
A faneifui nlm production which
ought TO- prove interesting, to young
and old alike Is '-rhe War or the LII.
liputians."
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her and 1t required a score OF mounted
soldiers to hold at hoy 2he angry mob
bent on lynching her.1 Miss Fleming
turned out to be armed only with
petition against the. 3forclble feAd-
ing OF Imprisoned suftragettes. A
large force OF troops was requisition-
ed to protect her from the populace
as hhe was conveyed to the police
station.
Earlier In the day at Dundee an
other suffragette pitched o bundle OF
papers into the motor car in which
the King and Queen were riding. T,
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Slight Accident
(Dn Public Suuare.

AB Tom Mckinney rode around the
corner Of the public square yesterday
from Whitner street to Main street.
he collided with little boy riding a
motor cycle. The boys name could
not be learned. but he was very
small shaver. entirely too little to be
riding on n machine of that kind. Mr..
Mckinney was riding on a bicycle and
he had his machine knocked from un-
der him when the cycles collided, but
little damage was done. Neither rider
suffered any injury as the result O..
the accident.
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= LECTRIC
AA... THEATRE
T0DAY's PROGRAM.
DIR MI1TuAL. CIRI-

OUR MUTUAL GIRL 81
Reliance. The worlds greatest de-
tective interests himself in tic where
abouts Of our mutual girl.
ELECTRIC
BLUE KNOT, KING OF. POLO
American. Elmer Boeseke with his
famous polo pony appear with "a
splendid cast Of flying "r' leads
headed by Ed Coxen and Winnfred
Greenwood.
THE RANGE WAR
Warner feature. Ono of the most
thrilling and exciting 8 reel features
ever filmed. Action In every scene &
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Arranging For
College Lyceum.

II. w. Hughson of Atlanta arrived
in the city yesterday and today will
confer with Anderson college officials
In regard to the lyceum course for
the college next winter. Mr.. Hughson
represents one OF the best known Of
all tho lyceum courses and he said on
yesterday that his attractions for next
winter will be better than they have
ever been before
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sUrFs CAUSE ROW

Perth. Scotland. July 10.-A mill
tant suffragette uttering an exultant
yell. sprang on to the footboard Of an
automobile In which King George and
Queen Mary were driving through the
streets OF Perth today.
The woman was identified es Rho
da Fleming, from Glasgow. seized the
handle OF the door OF the royal auto
mobile before the paralyzed police
could act. Two policemen then seized
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Fast Finishing
New Buildings.

The Watson-Vandiver building,
which is being erected on Main street,
Is now nearing completion and yester-
day afternoon the handsome cap stone
went into place across the top of the
building. This is to be one Of the
most modern and most convenient
business buildings in the city and It
does great deal to improve the up
pearance on Main street.
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Mr.. TOlly. IL
In the North.

G. M. Tolly. of the,Mell known Toll
ly house. Is in Grand Rapids. Mich.
where he is attending the national
convention. OF retail furniture dealers
OF the United States. Mr.. Tolly ex-
poets to remain In Grand Rapids un-
til the association concludes its ses-
sion, following which he will visit
several other Northern cities before
returning to Anderson.
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GaTney Man
To Move Here.

Albert Cook Of Gaffney. has accept
cd position with Thompsons shoe
store In Anderson and will move to
this city on or about August to take
up his new duties. Mr.. Cook is n
splendid salesman and he will prob
ably do we'll with this popular CON
corn. as no has had considerable cx-
perience in the shoc business.
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Increase At The
Local POstOnicc.

Inquiry at the Anderson postoffice
yesterday elected the fact that there
was a very satisfactory increase OF re-
ceipts for the last quarter. ending
June so. The increase is considerable
over the same quarter for the last
year and Postmaster Cochran said
that 1t was very satisfactory and
very pleasing. although not quite SO
large as he had hoped.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-11
Negro Woman Carried,
To Insane ASvIum.

w. p. brennan and ". A. Clalnp
left yesterday morning for Columbia,
for the purpose OF carrying two An
derson county negro, women to the
State Hospital for the Insane. Neith-
er of the women manifested any vio-
lence before leaving the city and it
was not expected that the officers
would have any trouble with them on
the trip. ;s.aeg
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Notice to Members OF Han Club.
All members OF Hall club are urged
to be at Carswell's Institute Saturday,
July II. at $3.50 o'clock to enroll un-
der the new rules. II you do not reg
lister It will be impossible for you to
vote on election day. Only about one
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-11
Mr.. Hale Married
IN Detroit, Mich.

W. r. Hale Of Greenville. one of the
bes'. known jewellers In the State. was
married on July 4 In Detroit, Mich,
to Miss Bette Mae Hines. Announce
ments OF the, affair were received by
number OF Anderson people yester-
day. MIR. Hale has visited the city
a number OF times land hc has. many
friends he-e. sS,y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-11
Important Meeting
OF County Farmers.

A very important meeting of the
Anderson county Farmers Union is
scheduled to be held In this city next
Tuesday. at which time the final plans
for the State meeting. which Is also
to be held In this city. will be consid-
cred and disposed of. Owing to the
fact that there are a number OF de.
tails yet to be worked out In regard to
the State meeting, every member of
the union Is urged to be present next
Tuesday morning when the meeting
Is called to order In the court house.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-11
Governor TC
Speak at Iva.

1t was announced in Anderson yes
terday that Governor Cole L. Please
Is to speak at Iva next Tuesday ev-
ening at 8 o'clock. The senatorial
candidates come to Anderson on. We'd
nesday and en- route to this city the
Governor will stop at Iva. He will
speak in the public square OF that
town and It is said that largo crowd
will hear him.
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: O O: O ( o, o q d % a g
NEWS FROM STARE a

Q % Q o o o o - O o o o o
Starr. June 10.--Mis. Gus Bowie,
Of Hartwell. Ga, and her daughter,
Miss Marie. are visiting at the, home
OF Mrs. Clyde Bowie. ~, q 4.
Another VISITOR from Har tweIl, Is
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fourth Of the lao members have en-
rolled so far. After Saturday you wiz
find the roll at c. n. Rai'ny's.
w y Dp11 prnu
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MT. TABOR AND ZION.

90 90 90 5000 90 o
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cites and overwofks the kidneys in
their efforts to filter it from the syt-
ten. Regular eaters o. meet must
flush the kidneys occasionally. You
must relieve them like you relieve
your bowels: removing al the acids.
waste and poison, else you feel 4
duti misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains in the back or sick hea =
ache dizziness Your stomach soprs.
tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
tWinges. The urine is cloudy. full
Of sediment; the channels often ct
irritated, obliging you TO get Up two
OF three times duriu& the night,
To neutralze these irritating aci,ls
and flush off the bodg's urinous
waste get about four ounces Of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy: take u
tablespoonful in glass Oi water be-
fore breakfast for few DAYS and
your kidneys will then act fine and
bladder disorders disappear, This
famous salts is made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon juice, combin-
ed with lthio. and has been used
for generations To clean and sJimd-
late sluggish kidneys and stop blad-
der irritation. Jad Salts is ineApop-
sive; harmless and makes de-
lightful eifeFyeseent Whitewater
drink which millions Of men ANA
women take now and then, thus
avoiding serious kidney and bladder
diseases. Curlin's TWO Drug Stores