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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-03

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-03
JOHNSON OUT FOR
A COUNTY OFFICE
Popular Citizen of White Plains
Section Would Fill Post of
County Supervisor

The latest candidate to aspire for
an Anderson county Office Is w. J.
johnson OF the White Pluins yectio,,
who announces In this issue Of The
lntelligencer that he is q candidate
This makes five candidates In the race.
Tor Supervisor of Anderson county
Mr.. johnson is u well known far
mcr and has followed that calling I'm
his section with success He has
never figured IN politics before. al
though he has been n school trustee in
his district for some time and has
ably discharged his dntles. H." nm.
In the mercantile business at Pelzer
for seven years and has come In con-
tact with almost all the people OF An
ders0n county.
In discussing his candidacy yes
terday Mr.. Johnson said that he had
received assurances OF support from
MI parts of shc county and h, d.
l."1.s that he will he elected lie
SAY, that II lie should cIrc The e.
lie: I" Will do fhe BIS he ran far all
part: OF the county ,ntl wi ! sand fur
all Anderson county roads being i,n-
proved.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-03
COUNTY SUFFERS
FROM HEAVY STORM

Gee estimates that this loss alone will
reach abcu, $3.50.
In the Flat Rock section the wind
was terrific III. Flat Rock church be-
ING blown from It's pillars by Tie hiyl,
VIM About 100 tr."s were uprooic,i
IN That immediate c"cfion and barns
and fence: were blown down on all
sides. Pink Ta;e'd barn was struck
by lightning hn; il Is thought thai tho
building WAS saved
J, Il said tina; altnCSt the entire.
county uttered los""s from barns
ana chimncys being blown down aud
from losses by fire. following the
electrical display and 1t scent
strange that great daillage was done
right around the edge OF The city
"ilIl" no loss wns ruifercd in Ander-
fpn.
," far na was reported Yesterday
there WAS iIO Ios3 OF lite.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-03
SCHOOL. ,1Rug7EEs. 10
AOLDMEET|NC MONDAY
COUNTY ASSOCIATION is
CALLED TOGETHER
DIR. WARD COMING
Miss Eva Hite viii Be in Attend.
nnce and J. E. swearipgen
Will Make Effort to Come

II was announced yesterday that the
|'neetins Monday Of the Anderson coun-
ty School Trustees Association will
probably be one of the most interest
events ever held by any school asso-
ciaticn In this county. DR.. w. A..
TriDn, president Of the association.
and J. B. FELTON,, county silperintend-
ent of education. are expecting a big
attendance and they say that a ma
jority OF the trustees from every sec
ton will be here for the day.
The meeting Is to be held In the
court house, beginning at II o'clock
and number of f-abie speakers will be
on hand. Foremost among these ia
DR. j. l.. LaBruce Ward. director of
rural sanitatiOn In South Carolina.
aud Miss Mary Eva Hits,, head OF the
rural school improvement association
They will both address, the trustees.
DR.: Tripp yesterday mailed out. the
following letter to oil the trustees in
the county: IL =, s
ITO the Trustees of Anderson Coun
ty: g
Dear Trustee:
The noxt regular meeting, of the
Anderson County Trustees Association
will meet at the Court House In An
dcr:on on Monday. July 9Th, at IL A.
NJ
"Dr. LaBruce Ward. OF the State
Board Of Health. will give an illus
trated lecture to the Trustees and
will give a number OF things that
may be put in practice in the public
schools OF the county at q very small
cost.
miss Eva Hite. president of the
State Rural School Improvement As
ISOLATION. will be present and will
talk on rurol !G.school improve
ments in cvery phase of the subject
This is an opportunity that no trus-
tee Of the county, can afford to miss
"Supt. j. f. Swearingen, State Sup
erintendent OF Education, has been
asked to. be present, and this should
be a drawing. card to all School Trus-
tees. and especially IL their district
is not doing what it should from a
standpoint OF school activity.
"The Association will complete the
organization at this meeting and there
pre- a number OF things that will Wit
ally effect every district Of the coun-
ty. . - - &C.,. ,-
Expecting to::,sep every Trustee of
the county present at this meeting
md. expecting to see 1914-15, the best
school year in the history ofthe coun-
ty" I;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-03
Tribute OF Respect.
o o. 900 90 o.,a,o 0 oo o 0: .

Special to The IntellIEencer.
Iva. July 2,-Wednesday afternoon
June "a, as the sun swas sinking In
the wefternth hills. the Lord in His own
way. which is always the best, came
to the bedside of orr devoted husband
and loving father and summoned him
away for: the homo beyond and the
body needed rest, the sweet happy rest
God givers His childrenawhen they are
tired OF sorrow and suffering.
EaEton Brooks life was no excep-
tion. He1 had nau .sorFUws sisi we aii
must have. Buts this:s heavy, grief
made him strong. q. He made friends
with every acquaintance and the
three hours he. lay IN was evidence
enough he had made dife b. SUCCESS.
Every minute and hour his, friends
went buck and forth minisrering to
his wants every one doing aii III his
power to stay the hand OF death, but
OF no avail, and. Mr..Brock was mum
bered with the dead, We can not
understand why Godi took this good
man. He was born on the 18th day oil
November, 184S, thus. botng 66 years
of age at the time off, DEATH He was
married to Miss Elfxabeth,. Lowe.
This loving wife filled. his heart with
joy and they. were all the world to
each other, knitted still closer, .togeth-
eE by tho lives OF the eleven children
that are ftill"living, ono has gone Ee-
fore to prepare tho way for the lota
ones left behind. ~ sy
The children are as follows: (, Mrs.
S.. NJ Owen. Of White Oak, Texas the
Oldest Davis of Fair. Play. g.. Gu Mira.
II. i. Meek, Mrs. u. N. Fisher, Mfs.
Sam Brock Mrs. Wilson Lathems Mrs,
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Septus, July I've believe now as
we. have always believed, that mud
:.linging IL wrong In any political
campaign 1t matters not from which
side Is comes. Let all candidates
discuss issues that in some. way ef-
feet the people either way. state or
national. - ,zl.., -
In the present senatorial campaign
we do not think that either Mr.. Pol
lock or Mr.. Jennings are doing them
selves or their cause any good by al
ways being on Blease with both feet.
In fact we do not believe that either
Pollock or Jennings .,havt any more
idea Of going toltho United States7Een
ate than we, have Of epending the, 4th
CT July on the moon. IT is believer
by some that :theseN men are In the
race 5ust to- abuses. .Biease, and il mat
ters not whom we are supporting in
this race, we want I'd, inform Mr.. Poll
lock and Mr. Jennings that they. had
better stay off OF SBlease'B neck when
they get to the Piedmont g. theySwan$
to be heard for some times they do
howl caRdidRtes downs,u :, ,he-a,s. Not
that we approve ofsit shy;any means
Let our candidates, dlecuEs I. public
questions in the right way aud let our
people; after giving them.a respectfn1
hearing vote for, the man TINT they
believe is best Qualified for. the place
and all will he Well W iglf MS. 4, We
Ifvere In Anderson. last, Saturday. MEs
Rfiitor and intended.iso go around 20
The sIntelligencer,. Office ano se'e) )gyi,ss,
but after shak king hands with that
bunch OF candidateE ND were not a6ic
| tc walk down. O6sf belieye' that t3a1l
. :..aro 70 olerI for something ourselves
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-03
Col. I'ender Dead.

El Paso. Texas. July 1-Cobnei
James w. Fender. 81. who. .aSsfsetii4ef Of
artillery under Ggp.uaf Longstrect.
fred the firSt-sgtfii Mt the battle of
.Gettysblsfg Il; dead here. Colonel
'cnslff built the first railroad across
| the Andes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-03
A ADsDEATH.
Mr. HI r. Shaw Of; Near. Townyllle
81, y,s. Loses His Wife. - &. ss s.

/ A ~
Townyille, July 2.--'The death angel
came to thes home or Mr.. H. F.. Shaw
Monday, June 80, md Aclaimed for It's
! prize. Mrs. Henry Shaw after an; III
tiess OF, only 4 few days. sss 4 .;s;l s;;lss'
Mrs. Shaw. married only ten montha
ago. T. Before herr marriage she was
Miss Lula MAXWELL daughter OF Mr..
Jim Maxwell OF near 'Townvtlle s. ~
MRS. Shaw ieayee her husband; /. Mr..
Henry Shaw her father, Bir. Jim Max
we'll of near fTownville, two brothers
and one sister as :folIowa:s : Mr.. SChSrl
ley MAXWELL OF Hart county, Ga.s Mrs,
Jim Dyar OF Hart county, Ga.;s Mr..
4, utliefs Maxwell OF IS Il near 81 Town
i sE ps., sssS az Is ~
~; n She swsse 28 years OF ago bning tho
Youngest daughters OF Inf niaxweii.
Besides them ehe leaves q lnrge CIR
Sie Of kindred annd friends who will
greatly miss her. ii g * &
3AGra& Shay and her iit Tie s1Inba were
laid ito rests t1s 1sAndersSnvjlle Eeme.
terry SthcAfo low InE sllay. Nf. Shaw has
tho syTnpathy Of 4 his many friendss
81, 81
WI iiiteust Aastrkl lne about sal, DOR,
/ ssD00s to Gfisns III ha MuyrSy rtYers 70 SnAS1s
shtlon and TO sCpnstftict ON irrigation
eysteri that viii develop I 500. 600
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-16
CHAPTER XIV.
CROSSING the Channel.


loCth, restless with vague uneasi-
sat had come over him during
oeDing him awake until
nearly dawn. was hard put during the
early hours OF tho forenoon 10 find
occupation for his interest until a
seasonable time arrived for appearing
at Southlook. He was unable 20 &C
count for this feeling OF uncertainty
and irritation.
At nine he set out 20 walk over to
Southlook. realizing that be should
have 70 spend an hour in proftless
gossip with the lodge Keeper before
presenting himself at the villa, but
somehow relishing the thought that
even so he would be nearer TO Hetty
than II he remained In his own door
yard
Hallway there we was overtaken by
Sara's big French machine returning
from the village. The car came to a
standstill as he stepped aside to let
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-16

from his lips. "Oh. this is rich! Ha,
ha! Turned you down. Ell? Poor old
Brandy! You're my best friend. and
dammit I'm sorry. mean to say,
he went on In some embarrassment,
I'm sorry for you. or course, you
can hardly expect me ter"
Certainly not accepted Booth
amiably. Il quite understand"
Then. since slae's pefused you. you
might wish me bettor luck"
THAT would mean giving up hope"
Hopper" exclaimed Leslie quickly.
~You don't mean to say you'll annoy
her with your"
mo, shall not annoy her." replied
his friend. shaking his head.
well. I sh0uld hope not" said
Leslie with scowt. Turned you
down. ehH Ron my soul" He APP
peared to be relLshing the idea of It..
Sorry, old chap. bat | suppose you
understand just what that means"
Booths lips hardened for an in
slant then relaxed into queer, al
most plying smile.
And you want m0 10 DO your best
man?" no said refiectively.
Leslie arose. His chest seemed TO
swell little; assurediy he was breath
ing much easier. lie assumed an
air of compassion.
II shan't insist. old fellow. II you
feel you'd rather not--or- See what
l mean2" IL then ooourred to him to
utter a word OF two OF kindly advice,
Il shouldn't go on moping II ] were
you. Brandy. Pom my soul, I shouldn't
Take Il like man. ! know Il hurts,
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atIng pes.
IT'S bully. Sargent never did any
thing finer Ripping"
Il owe II all TO you, Les"
ITO me?"
You induced her 10 sit to me-"
so did" said Leslie sourly. Il
was Mr.. Fix-lt sure enough" He al.
lowed a short interval TO elapse be
fore taking the plunge. Il suppose
old chap, II / should happen to need
your valuable services as best man
In the near future, you'd not disap
point me?
Booth eyed him quizzically. Il trust
you're not throwing yourself away
Les" he said drily. Il mean TO say
on some one-well. some one not
quite up to the mark"
Leslie regarded him with some sc.
verify. "Of course not, old chap
What the devil put that into your
head?"
Il thought that possibly you'd been
making a chump OF yourself up in
the Maine woods"
"Piffiel Don't be an ass. What's
the sense pretending you don't know
who she is?"
Il suppose fits Hetty Castleton,
said Booth. putting away at his pipe.
Who else?''
Think she'll have you. old man ~
asked Booth. after a moment
Il don't know" replied the other,
bit dashed. you might wish me
luck, though"
Booth knocked the burnt tobacco
from the bowl OF his pipe. A serious
line appeared between his eyes. He
was a fair-minded fellow, without
guile, without single treacherous
instinct. .---'.-'ss.--.-
Il can't wish you luck, Les" he
said slowly. you see I'm-Pm In
love with her myself"
THE devill" Leslie sat bolt up
right and glared at him. IL might
have knownl And-and is she In
love with your"
MY dear fellow, you reveal con
siderable lack OF tact in asking that
question"
What I want to know is this" ex.
claimed Wrandall, very pale but very
hot: "is she going TO marry your
Booth smiled. I'll be perfectly
frank with you. She says she won't.
Leslie gulped. 80 you've asked
herr"
obviously"
And she said she wouldn't? She
refused you? Tursed you DOWN." His
little mustache shot up at the ends
and a joyous. triumphant hugh broke
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"She-Whatf' Saspco Lcstcs Wotne's
relief In her voice. "She is a good
girl, she is pure. asked my question
because until yesterday had reason
10 doubt her"
Good heavens, how could you doubt
those honest, guiltless eyes Of"
She shook her head sadly. "To an
swer you | would have TO reveal the
secret that makes IL impossible for
her to become your wife, and that I
cannot. will not do"
rs IL fair to me?"
Perhaps not, but II is fair to her.
and that is why must remain silent"
Before God, | shall know the truth
from her, II not from you--and-"
"If you love her, II you will be kind
to her, you will let her go her way
In peace"
He was struck by the somewhat sin
lister earnestness OF her words.
"Tell me where ! may find her." he
said, setting his Jaw.
1T will not DO difficult for you to
fnd her." she said, frownIng. az you
Insist on pursuing her"
you drive her away from your
house, Sara wrandall, and yet you en-
pect me 10 believe that your motives
are friendly. Why should / accept
your word as fnal7"
Il did not drive her away, nor did
ask her to stay"
He stared hard at her.
Good Lord, what is the meaning
of all this?" he cried In perplexityf
What am to understand"
The car had come TO a stop under
the porte cochere. She laid her hand
on his arm.
If you will come In with me. Bran,
don. will try TO make things clear
TO YOU"
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IL pass. anu Sara herself leaned over
and cordially invited him 20 get in and
ride home with her.
What an early bird you are" he ex-
claimed as he took his seat beside
her.
She was not In mood for airy per
si1age, as he soon discovered.
Miss Castleton has gone up to
town. Mr.. Booth" she said rather
lifelessly Il have just taken her to
the station. She caught the eight
thirty"
He was at once soltcitous. mo bad
news. hopper" There was no thought
In his mind that her absence was
other than temporary.
''She Is not coming bach, Brandon"
She had not addressed him as Bran
don before.
He stared. -You-you mean" The
words died on his lips.
"Sbe is not coming back" she re-
peated.
An accusing CLEAN leaped into his
eyes.
What has happened. Mrs. wran-
dall7" he asked
She was quick TO perceive the
change In his voice and manner.
she prefers to live apart from me-
That is all"
When was this decision reachedf"
But yesterday. Soon after she came
In from her walk with YOU"
'Do-do you mean TO imply that
that had anything to do with her leav-
Ing your homer" he demanded. with
n flush on his cheek.
She met his look without fiinching-
1T was the beginning"
"You-you criticised her? You took
her to task"
II notified her that she was TO marry
Leslie Wrandall II she marries anyone
at ALL" she said In a perfectly level
tone.
Good Lord, Mrs. Wrandall!-
But she Is not going TO marry Les
lie
Il know it, knew II yesterday" he
cried triumphantly. "She loves me.
Sara Didn't she say as much to
your"
Eyes. Brandon, she loves you But
she will not be your wife"
What Is all this MYSTERY Why
can't abe DO my wife7 What IN there
70 PREVENT
She regarded him with dark, inscru-
table eyes. Many seconds passed be-
fore she spoke.
Would you want her for your wife
II you knew she had belonged TO an
other man7"
He turned very cold. The palms OF
his hands were wet, az with ice-water.
Something dark seemed TO filt before
his eyes.
Il will not believe that of her." he
said, shaking his head with an air OF
finality.
THAT is not an answer to my ques-
ton"
Yes, / would still want her." he
declared steadily.
II merely meant TO put you TO the
harshest test she said, and there was
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20 disappeared. diB hopes. his con-
ceit, his self-regard trailing after her
with shameless disloyalty to the
standards he had set for them. and
then. with a rather CHASTITY smile of
decentralization on his lips. he
slipped out OF the house, Jumped into
the motor car. and gave a brief but
explicit command to the chauffeur,
who lost no time IN assisting his mas
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He did not see the Wrandall motor
at his garden gate until lusty voice
brought him down from the clouds into
the range OF earthly sounds. Then
he dashed out To the gate. bareheaded
and coatless, forgetting that he had
been sitting in the obscurity OF trailing
vines and purple blossoms the while
mo thought OF her.
Leslie was sitting on the wide seat
between his mother and sister.
-Glad to see you back. old man."
said Booth, reaching in To shake hands
with him. DAY early. aren't your
Good afternoon, Mrs. Wrandall Won't
you come in?"
He looked at Vivian as he gave the
Invitation.
mo. thanks" she replied. Won't
you come to dinner this EVENING""
He heeitated I'm not quite sure
whether can, Vivian. I've got a half
way sort Of"
"oh, do. oya chap" cut in Leslie.
more as command than an entreaty.
Sorry Ycan't be there myself. but
you'll fare quite as well without me.
I'm dining at Sara's. Wants my pri-
vate ear about one thing and another
see what mean?"
We shall expect you. Brandon"
So MIS- Wraneall, fixing him with
hSf<lorgnette.
I'll come, thank YOU" said he.
He felt disgustingly transparent un-
der that inquisitive glass.
Wrandall stepped out OF the car.
I'll stop OF for chat with Brandy.
mother"
shall send the car back. dear7"
Never mind. I'll walk down"
The two men turned In at the gate
as the car sped away.
Well" said Booth. its good 10 sec
you. Patti" lie called through a base.
ment window. Come up and take the
gentleman's order"
No drinE for me, Brandy. I've been
In the temperance state of Maine for
two weeks One week more OF IL and
I'd have rSen completely picked.
shall alwayg remember Maine"
Booth sat down on the porch rail
hooked his toes IN the supports and
proceeded 10 Gil his pipe. Then h,
struck a match and applied II, Lesli,
watching him with moody eyes.
How do you like the portrait, ole
manf" he inquired between punc'u
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CHAPTER K-Much 20 his chagrin
Leslie IL refused by Hetty. Sara, be-
tween whom and Hetty a strong mutual
affection has grown up, tries 10 persuade
the girl that she should not let the trag-
edy prevent her from marrying.
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I CHAPTER IX-Leslie Wrandail be
comes impatient and Jealous over tho pic
ture painting and declares he IL going q
propose 20 Hetty at the first opportunity
and have H SssF VIII.
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CHAPTER KI-Booth and Hetty con-
feas their love for each other. but the
latter declares that she can never marry
as there is an insurmountable barrier IN
the way She promises that Some day
she Will tell her secret and that then
Booth VIII not want 10 marry her
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; CHAPTER xII-Hetty admits TO Sara
that she loves Booth. Sara declares that
Hetty must marry Leslie. who must be
made 20 pay his brothers debt TO the
girl Hetty again attempts 10 tell the
real story OF the tragedy and Sara threat
ems 90 strangle her II she says word:
Sara insults Hetty by revealing that All
this time she has believed Hetty tc have
lRinned In her relations with Chnllis
lWrandall. In the end she realizes that
IHetty Is entirely innocent.
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~CHKPTER vrII-sara arranges with
Booth TO paint a picture OF Hetty. Booth
has a haunting feeling that no has seen
IHetty before. Looking through n port
artist he finds one OF Hey. He speaks
TO her about f. Hetty declares II must
be n picture OF Jotty Glynn. an English
actress. who .esembles her YerY much.
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! CHAPTER vII-Lesiie. IN company
with his friend. Brandon Booth. an artist
lconfesses 10 Sara that he n madly In love
with Hetty y. ,.-,4saues, .zszs.-.saass-
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CHAPTER V-6ara Nrandall and Hot
~ return To New York after an absence
or year In Europe. Leslie Wrandall,
brother OF Challis. makes himself useful
% Sara and becomes greatly interested
IN Hstty.