The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
WORKING CLASS
WIFE IS WINNER
SOME POINTERS ON QUES-
TIoN AFTER An IgyEsTE. {.
CATION
MISS YATES VAT IS. idea llDsEsll.
How Enslish Cisiss Fees Water
Famine-Ngany Other PFob. \
lens u Britain s.
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MISS YATES VAT IS idea lDEs!l.

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London. May 15.-That the working
class wife Is more efflcient spender
of the household accounts ahan her
middle class sister yas thelcontehtion
OF Miss Lucy Yates at a, recent meet
ing of the Women's Freedom league.
She declared that the principle OF
woman having complete control Of tho
house was recognized by the working
classes, but higher in ..uciaty. there
came sort Of dual antroI. Through
this responsibility workine wife mas
learned administration, but by leaning
on some one else the middl class wife
never learned.
The wife. Miss YateS said, should
have complete control OF the money
set aside for the hous hold expenses,
including housekeeping, dress and ed
ncatiOn. There should ne no audit 6f
her accounts unless by fSauest. She
should be provided with a check book
as more likely to prove successfui
than the provision OF loose coins, that
might be cajoled out OF her purse by
tempting bargains. The speaker de-
clared that spending was q finer nrt
and much more difilcult than earnihs.
women should also choose the house,
and 1t was high time according to
Miss Yates, that the women took over
the spending OF the money for the ma d
ton.
Nottingham and othsr cities faee
serious water famine. The water OF
the Dedwent Valley reservoirs from
Wnlca supplies are drawn isT speedily
choking up all iron pipes and boilers
with metallic. denosits.-. A. COMMITTEES
OF the Nottingham city council has
reported that the continued Iise OF the
Derweht winter would In q short tiile,r
com pletely choke all the from pipes
In the city s
Sheffield, which draws its water OF
the same source, Is not affected, be-
cause for thirty years the council has
insisted on lead and copper pipes be-
ing installed. Leicester and. Derby (
which use galvanized iron pfpea;s suFe
In the same position as Nottingiiarn,
where the people are already reyert4,
Ing 10 the old system of pumping wn-
ter from sand Stons wells. 10 repifee
| nllsof the iron niDes and boilS would s.
cost thousands Of p0tiildss
~ The Derweht Valley Water System "a
Thieh b ;suppliea besides the four cities
most OF tho towns I'M Nott,nghar1- 8
shire and Derbyshire. has already cost
$Sb GOO and is little mere than liaif
comf'ssad.
The Cost OF tnnint tanning d first GLASS
battIaship has risen since 1904 from
somewhat less than q half million dol
lars to nearly q million dollafs q yesir.
reduce this heavy Gest but it Is never
likely TO reach the FORMER iiRhras.. ili-
though the nse OF OF Eiiei makes d
Ilargc reduction possible IA tie stoig-t
er,a department. 81
Tie eight gun oneen Mary cost as-ay5
most g million dollars more to build,
tiIsiI the tgn spn aux, uui Is cont
sssp Oeo year Y 'eFe 70 maintain
a black tulip, which has baan the
dream. OF every hdrtIcultlrist ever
since Dumas wrCte OF such mythsil
logical flower, has at last been very (
nearly realized. At the flower show
IN horticultural Hall q specimen of
tulip has sesfi shown which has sts.5i. :.
Q dark plum cc1of that it might az ftiis,
i,rst glarcs be fmfstdken for ID biacks
flower. Ito growers declare they wili
pu u9iu 10 u1biHfI u q
coal black next year. y
Stores on purely ccopbratiwc lines,
managed by members OF 0xford INF
gefstty, are to be openGH next term I'm
0xfcfd. They VIII be:rilngon. similarly.
similar lines to tho e0op psfatiye soclel.
~ at. Dublin unIvorsity last October.
ana which has proved sncbs a greats
9uecess! slSY it, n ssisl :5is a.
Sir Horace Piunkett WHO has work. i
I'D 30 hard for the principle Of cooDs-
rati0n among the ;agriciilturIsts ana
others ps Ireland and Lort Shaffshliry
are giving the movement thsIf stitJG
gUTt hiHii 5 2 4. store how
ever will be in the hands Of fise aa-
nior sud twenty junior menabars OF
the pEaYsrst Tho prteipIe burden
ot the executive " bei1 VIII rest with
la me IN aFE9sad mt Hs hsiIifsalHaa from
whom tie ideas aprIng Anu :St psllI.
IN M the stores Eegtn ly3 STOCKING !.
gP2eerle lob asis5t aittl sif Ser COM
n "a l ditipg y tipn or those re-
spbsibls for the gcsleuie is first of aii. =
10 teach the main prIuaIpies Of COON
sratich by practical experiences Of It's
Advantages; PrineiDis ationg these, d
VIII be the less expensive g0ntts ana
the dlstrl Intuition Sf p.cl!ss AMONG tIIs5
afes who support tlias store: S IS
j5s it is hoped thai the stores will deal #
I!a blow TO the credit system inf,soSiie s.
IN the iuniyersitic .. which ia b distinct n
temptation 10 s members 10 fnn DE-,
heavy bills ant Oi all proportion %
their allowances. s. 81 &;
81 strike Ont Fie,ia,
~ q Glititons NJ, lay IS. - When HaTnii- 4
.Dsl e2llees aeleatea lntoss colfege