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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
ALL NOT HEROES

While the sum total of the result Of
the Carnegie hero medal commissions
work is satisfactory. yet there are
some phases of the investigation that
show very cheap and sordid side TO
humanity.
The commissions records show
awards to only about per cent. of
the persons for whom application was
made for recognition as heroes. One
man lost some false teeth while swim
ming out for friend. and asked for
new set. A woman who tapi .out
without wraps to help the victims OF
an automobile accident, wanted a re-
ward for taking the risk of pneu-
monia.. Some OF the applications
have been fakes. Sometimes under the
scrutiny Of weather Tecorda, tie terri
fic storm in which water rescue was
effected, turns out to be. a. still and
sunshiny day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT IS e.
RECOMMENDED FOR THIS CITY

dealings with boards Of public works
and with the commissioners in eitiss3
where this form Is used, and withsfhe
old aldermanic councils. and y WsSh
TO sayt that' any man who hast biiSi-
mess dealings with a city, will Asal-
come the commission form. it Is the
only way to run p city. Haze the
commissioners to meet daily jusk sas
the directors OF banks. and let tf1em
transact business in business like
'AiibHkMAM SHAs. spBAKMIM-
OF ,coupse / am In favor oft. / am
In for anything that will improve An
fersop- and ! believe. from the. leeords
OF other cities sthat this sisa.whRt wei
need"
MISS MARGARET EVANS AMI
Mf1 BELTON o. EVANS-."Wleif favor
the commission form of government|
as change from the present me-
thod.'
ALDERMAN C. W.. MCCLURE
THE commission form of government
is a good thing, but whether or not it
Will suit Anderson I do not know.
l am afraid Anderson Is too small a
city to undertake it right now, al
though believe in the. principles as
applied to other Cities"
c. E. TOLLY. former Alderman
i am heartily in favor of the. coin,
mission form Of, government for Ans
!deEson, and alwyys have been since
l began to- study it. Anderson will go
forward under it." t,48S s1o22 \
Several OF the ministers of the city
expressed themselves III YavoF of Il,
after their meeting Mondays, They
do not discuss such matters IN their
meeting, but several were asked as
they were leaving and they expressed
their belief that il would make Ant
dersoH better city and q bigkef city?!fI
+ FRED w. FELKEL, State Akehtpof
the Atlantic Life Insurance Company
II think can safely say that AndeT-
son needs the commission form of
government. attended school In
Spartanburg, and one of my former
professors. DR.. Waller Of Woifofti COLI
iege. is one OF the commissioners
there. 1t Is singular kind of corili-
tion that gets men such as he into
public service. He is a splendid man.
and from all reports get from Spar
tanburg the commission form is doing
great good there. -
w. A. SANDERS, Civil and Civic En-
glneer-Or ctfirse / am in favor OF
the commission form of governments.
for ! lived under itJthree years An
,SE6kape, Wash, and know what Il
is. The people that city would not
give It up for anything. They have ene
joyed. great fosperity uhdeFi Hgt and
would nSt fetutnE to alder1hahic B6VI
ernment. Andersong I'm my Judgment,
iS p9t toe qsmali Tor beSioperated suglI
cessfpIly, under this plar!t,i 1a4iaa bfihl
A. MONK Spart TAN baPsi we hkSal
had the coinh1is ission, form cfqEDgern5I
ment In Spartanburg hut ia a1Bh0rtj
time, and II seems TO he l'gizfngp geo!
erai satisfacti tions certainly e an o,insl
pfovement On 9oxIi1ers1cGnditiuns. offd
know one thing IL Mayor John ~Floyd,
who acts as theopb.ices Judge, lis Ger.
tainly driving the sliquor man cut es
spsrtanbdfs. It isga good thing in
that raspece. We have nc. has Il long
enough to see how 1t will! operate with
reference tn faXtanatan ,a,orlr $50
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
DoCTORs ADVERTISING


A committee of ;t5s American Medi-
cal Association hSAg5pst submitted to
the, national body gstein questions all
TO. whether ,physiS !.,s may propSTly
advertise their bus sss, and. n %. 80
what an extent. As2s fc,..tl 3 g
1.-The strict rulessDf, proaessionai. ell
quette have heretofore cut out sd 8 8
tising of 'physicians, other than mere
professional cardssy il souid1 en- Is iaI
tim present tradlt(ah events ! ply M
sician from giving t6e bubble facts
which Il would like to know.
When a stranger comes to town
he would like to fnd out how long
physicians have baen practicing, in
what diseases they make specialties
or have had speclst experience, what
other professional draining they have
hFd. IL @snis well seem that some
sniargement, OF the TYPICAL physician,s
adve rsising might b6 possible, without
descending TO the hvils OF so.csiied
medical advertising. A little wen.
written publicity might tend to check
the tenaeney 70 waste money Oh M
trained nssn and uEelsss 6s harRsfsli
dsugss ~ Y, s:,S s.:ss,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
FARM COOPERATION.

Wherever farmers have been get
ting together the subject of co-opera-
tive methods have been discussed
r. Is the farmer too independent and
I$dlated 2 ,,pers9nsllty, to- so-operate
hueGessfualSg Eesean soil 10 the ,fieid
from dawn until dark, with wonder
full industry and persistenqes But
long solitudes have made him an in
-tense inatyfduaiist. Sure 6f food and
ftef IN the little homestead, he defies
world OF commerce and society
Z seftiE .ope IS 4 81 80 10
NOT new Rrhis Sos5 S 4 SSSSfS ne efs,
Yorts have been Uatg Ct Ut Tot years,
and eSsoa1t6 6res ~ sISiiit Of suspic,
4 iions Us The n1ohseAr he put out Of his
hands the f.nctioD of marketing or
buying, he suspeeted ,crookedness. II
neighbor by better methods, pro-
daceS e superior article aid got bet
ter prices, less. successful competi-
TORS attributed it t-ta-faHoritism. /.
a recent writer in the Saturday
Evening Post, describing conditions
formerly existing N tilheS lumber bus
mess, told of etha discrimination
against the product of the smaller
dealers. 1t is very easy for an unfair
grader to slip. UP ths1proaucl of the
big man, and slip down the product
Of the little. felloRS eof recent years
as the result OF forming of trade as
,aOeiatioas, the sspbmdht ok(the busi-
ness is against unfair discrimina-
tion. f%.'i} M NaiT hG{N|1
Similarly the fsgmers can avert
such abuses In cooperative work, as
other trades have dbne, by,eofdialyu yun-
lon, frank discussion, Of errors. in
sistence on the square dsal.' No man
ever gets ahead ivhaSis too suspicious
of his feilow-men. There are plenty
of bright. square men who can han
die farm cooperation honestly and
efficiently. The farmer must find
them and trust tAeA pr forever suffer
from the Limitations of the individ-
ualist. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
CONSUL ORDERS
ISLE SURVEYED
Construed to Mean Mexico Will
Fight Against Extra
dition.
(R4 R4.Assoclated Prassl

Austin, Tex, Mar. 3.-The Mexican
consul at Laredo has ordered survey
of the island .on the Rio Grande to de-
termine whether or not it is Mexican
or American territory. according to
advices reaching Gov. Colquitt today.
State OFFICIALS construct the infor-
nation as meaning that the Mexican
government. planned to fight any. at
tempt TO extradite the men involved In
the events Heading up to the arrest and
supposed execution OF Clemente YER
CARA, the Texas ranchman, who used
the island as Il horse pasture. Yer
CARA was assaulted nd seized on the
MeXiacn side according to eye wit
nesses. but Mrs. Vergara has filed an
affidavit charging Captain Apolonio
Rodriguez sGi five Federal soldiers
with stealing eleven head of horses
from the island. 1t Is charged YER
CARA was lured to the Mexican side
OF the river under promise of payment
for his stock.
If the island Is Mexican territory,
II Is pointed out, Texas has no authori-
ty TO demand the return of the men
for trial on the borSe stealing charge
Which the state attorney general has
ruled as the only one that can legally
be broughtE AGAINST them In this eoun-
EGoyernoE Colquitt has also ordered
an Investigation of the status of the
Island to prptect Texas rights. Webb
county offiet4ls have claimed that
their records ,show 1t to belong to the
AL. lNnNk kIe2l b
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Men Of Observation. Declare That
1t Is the Very Thing That An
derson Needs--Not Too Small.
F.. No City That Has Tried It
Would Give IL Up.

Sunday The Intelligencer presented
tbe views of 15,proninent citizens of
Anderson with reference to the need
of commission form of government
for this city. We also gave the ad-
vice of prominentmen IN Orangeburg
Columbia and Spartanburg in favor
of 1t, and commanding it to Ander-
son. Following are few more in
terviews, received yesterday:
MAYOR w. H. GIBBES of Column
bia, in a letter writes to the Intelli-
genceT that he had sent his inter-
view "Hot of the Bat" over the tele-
phone and could add nothing to what
he then had said, although he feels
that he could write columns. 81 should
have added that no city which has
adopted the commission form has ev-
er forsaken 1t. This pregnant fact
speaks more than everything else on
behalf OF it's ;practicability as applied
to cities ranging from few hundred
people. to half a million. Hoping that
Anderson may adopt il and may be-
come shining example of the bene-
fts or wisd6n,o etc. - 4 - 'E -
r. S. LIGOEL'T believe that II is
the very best thing that we Mood hove
to push the town forward I am - verv
much in favor OF Il from what have
,Fead and have been able to iudee tbS
it.. ,.,I '2'is i'Eee7SS ~.
LIS. .HORTON-"I confess fbat. T
have not been} able to idok itnehto
have not been able to look into The
matter as CLOSELY nc SbonId ,o,,o ene
done, but | believe that # would he
splendid thing for Anderson am
sure it could not hurt us"
y j. j. FRETWEII.. capataIist-
need some form of business oovar,,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
.Akslnst IiEanae 1slle.

London, .darcf 3.--I4ord 4 Rolerts
;yiscount Miner. Baron Balfu1f 81
Burloish, Rpdyard Ripling, PTof. AIl
bert Nenn Dicey, Sir W. Ilses.s ID 8 -
aIld q score Of lees pronin ent eitil
zen stoday Issued an appeal 10 their
telioB countrgmsn TO FOLLOW their az.
ample IN, sIgniHE 4 declaration y hicR
is milder In form than tiie Ifister
.coyenant, by which they hold tls:rn..
selves. in csee the irish home Fsiie Hill
becomes q law without fIrss beine sit,,h s.
hniteea ial - s. u tiis nation :.
lusuled 81 taking or ahpporfl n any
ettofl thal may e Il d q IS IA
=, y, SEINE 81 Set ats efGsl0na e g .is
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tary Bryan. He came primarily te
Introduce Sir E.ionel Garden, whose
intimate knowledge Of the political
and diplomatic situation in Mexico
City enabled him to give the president
first-hand Information on conditions
there. White house officials said af.
terwards the, conference was for ,i,r1ii1s
tual information" -. ir.gy.,t,.ii
The conference With the president,
1t Is understood, was arranged sto EN-.
phasize the friendliness of Gheat Brit
aintto the United States in its han.
ding Of tb 'iproblem. y, a.aag S,Hys
THERE'S every, reason Z; to, ltbeliase
that the United States will continue
is Ie1uest for IN exaIainatianid 1f
bentonss body. 1aasa5Ek 81. 81 .sY6gS
Secretary Daniels announced that
the 1000 marines on board the Han
COCK .%ouldsbe kept ct New Orleans
indefinitely. His policy it, f3al Known.
Is to keep as mauyimRFines as passible
IN gulf waters at, this itimeag yfrDo,s
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Carransa Appoints Con1mIsalou. ~

OESEanS1 appoints Commission 2
Nogales. Sonora, Mex, Mar "A
commission to investigte the Befto5ia
case was appointed tonight BY Gener-
al Carran2a. The decision was. taken
after long session off5.Etl,A
provisional cabinet. 1t Is said
the death at Juarez OF the British
subject, William 8. Benton, had ioceus
pied virtually all the attention oa
Carransa and his advisers. Y -tsssgf
Members Of the commission ara. .Ra.
monFraustra, consEitutionalist miis1
tary attorney general; Miguel Silva.
physician and ex-governor CT the state
OF Miehoaeafl and Miguel I1slfa. htt0r.
ney and ex-governor OF HidalsH &
8 Phesc three men. It is lexhl M ied. aaa
'alnsadE' aa sIelf AS = ssy 2 4 4, Jsinfstaz tSf.
Though they I've not tba Ell Sdyis ad ,s
their mission there 81 b & & y
Nothing was} hnn6tii II ling
the4 dibap ppearanc agof Gustav Rhn ncn
an AmeTacan. 9 It, vas saf3 tlikt isn
change ahad Cd !, ,shad6 IN & = e
stand that the -
ootchman should 80 ta csi d6 bS I q q
English COVER ent ia d ~ z |.
ington suth6tilies.sa sFi1 ~ q
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IoW0si Price Ever Reached,

New Work, March B..4-ThkI - lowest
priee a hitch the stock OF tie, Nev,
York, HayeA aadS siaNtdt "a rililS
snad esr sold was reached today.
isster- the heSappearance OF the January
fsfSltC SD 0wlng q aeore9bs yIpesaEa
j,Es income OF SS53,000, the quotation
droppSd q point to 6s I-2F last Decent!
her, when the dividend was passed,
the stook declined to 66, 5-s, hut list
month II rose to IS. In the seven
months OF New Hayen's fiscal year
which have elapsed tho operating in
como hes decreased SS,45s, 900.
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Non.PolltIcal NFnraer.

n Paso. Texas, March 2.4-Worti
from MADEIRA, the big lumber town In
western Shihuahua, brought news OF
2 nen-D political murder OF which ]. j.
EEssSfiasEiS 9 Tetchman OF the MADEIRA
Company. Ltd was the victim. He
was slain with an axe, alleged to have
been Yielded by Miguel Alvarez, &
aAessexi e9l agraph operator. whose
tlse- y IoIi ~ tn01SeEGepe peE.!
ha6kllets son were ARRESTED slr me
itteG u Ntaek ng6. 2 3
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Sho Intelligencer is delivered by
carriers in the city. II you fail 10
eet, your paper regularly please notify
@. Opposite your name on label
q your paper iR printed date to which
yoHr paper 10 paid. Ali checks and
daaftB shonld be drawn TO The An
6sPaOn Intelligencer.
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Presldent Expreaaes AbnroYaI.

washington, March 8. President
Wilson. In q conference tonight with
Sir Cevtl Spring Rice tie Rritish am
3assador. and Sir Eionel Garden.
brttish minister to Mexfco, Is. under
stood toshase expressed his approval
ANA appreciation of the friendly sem
iflments uttered by the Rritish foreign
secretary In the house Of coiemonS.
The entire situation IVES discussed
at length tonight in the conference.
IL was the fiat time kte L.sssss!!. ::..::.2
bass dor sIitd called on siie prestaanE
SiASet The Benton axt tr6finn III a hts
coafe efehees ihaFihs Bee8 with secrel
~ ts919g0f SeJf Els9
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PIEl fRlaFann nnru
0ln EUVBRhU UhtI
GIVES ENGLISH VIEW
(contlnued from first page.)

NSOHILluSQ from .nrSt paRe.)
ever, giving me any suggestion or in
dication Of what action we can take
at theamomeut. sag aHS e !=,f a.
81 must repeat what I said last
weeR-that there is nothing we can
tions. -" ~ n&ss;;
''The government LII Mexico city has
no control over the territory where
the death oFaBenton took place. nor
over those responsible for his death.
We dannot, therefore, under the pres
entocifcumstances secure reparatior.
through that govefhfne q o. - iis;'' =
/. :" 1--WE have no intenEfom of ENGAGING
In such fantastic attempt as send
ing force-which to be effective would
baVe to be a large force-inti any
part of Mexico.
Under ordinary circumstances we
might have taken action at mort by
wny OF blockade. Under present con-
ditions, IL we took such action and
1t had any effect, 1t could only result
In giving assistance 20 shs contend
ing party In North Mexico.
This Does Not End nc.
To take action that would positive
iy help those from whom We demand
reparation simply for the sake OF ap-
peafing 60 do something would be
Worse Tran futile.
But we do not ifitetia 10 let the
matter rest, and aS sotii as b. any
change OF circumstHhcs css 1t is Ia our
,ptstgef 20 sarfy the n aetsr further we
shsll take whatever steps may be
pfaEtic&bfeE ~ fifSt ~ q
8 Replying TO anothef Question, Sir
Edward said that Great Britain had
Rat recDg Dgniksd Gen. Yilia as . bslIisl
erent, Another question brought the
eatenient from Sir Edward. that no
changes had been obtained from Hner-
to regarding the protection OF British
subjects in Mexico.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

HembeP Of the Associated Press and
ssleeeiFIRg Complete Daily Telegraphlc
Service
A larger Circulation Than Any 9th
er Newspaper In This Congregational
District,
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stoekingless women is said to be
the latest durnfoolishness.
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iaFk L u hup i3sAsss
iilgnCuD 'anins sir -
~; u jrablsn4g, ,ausgi
80 7Gs1a5i5 bEE ssEa
s5,i o. IA aSll9sl3 /
u q :n0eIehRhls Foai
A-1E 10 3aGa esJ 10 u
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To make Anderson county great. we
must have the best roads in the South.
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Cleanup day next May includes tie
face of the small boy.
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A new dope factory to be started
here. Doesn't look like Sunday clos
Ing does 30 much harm.
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Tango ahirts, tango skirts. tango
ahOeB and--well. maybe tango booze
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Anderson is My Town-Stock-r -rais-
ers' headquarters.
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Auu2TBOu IS my lOWn-6tOCR-ralB-
ers' headquarters.
Cleanup day next May includes tie
face of the small boy.
Stoekingless women is said to be
the latest durnfoolishness
Tango shirts, tango skirts, tango
ah0es and--well, maybe tango booze.
To make Anderson county great, we
must have the best roads in the South.
A new dope factory. to be started
here. Doesn't look like Sunday clos
Ing does 30 much harm.
If villa doesn't stop these execu-
tions. Pres, Wilson will write n note
to Mr.. Carraaza about it..
ssses vSs.,Ss i sfr s 60
Five hundred beef cattle raised in
this county in R year would mean big
money for Anderson.
The commiSslon form OF government
10 liked by some people as improve
! isent on the ontssion kind. "a
Y, BY the way, are there any home-
cured hams In Anderson county, Get
our phone numher Dlease.
One Of the hardest things heard Of
REainst the Democratic administration
!. g tha. PEsE. tEaEs IS il. favor OF it.
Job hunters around the Ford fac
tory in Detroit no doubt disappeared
when iie .s.sls came 60 shovel sro~
The March winds beat the split-log
drag in getting rid OF mud, but the
the drag is better for removing The
r,its.
We never have gotten rid OF that
hunch that Anderson is to be the big
gest city in the upper part of the
State.
Reed Miller will come back home.
Which does not mean to say that he
can't come back. whenever he gets
ready. (
The Carnegie, hero medal commis-
sion might award something to those
poor boys who have to report Inc ieg-
islature.
-
The Governor of Texas may over
look few trifiing irregularities and
send few good scouts over into Mex
leo himself
The young men of the country
should be grateful that there are men
such as Fred Nj. Burnett to take an
iptgrest in them,
We, feel quite sure that Mayor
,Gibbes of Columbia is in favor of the
commission form of government. He
aeef6s to like it. l,5fc
There are as many candidates, for
lieutenant Governor iT4 this State as
there are for president OF Mexico, And
both are suicidal. 3afAs ~ no ia al,
---rr--r-luu' g3IttHfs Ft N
Anderson will prove to the old SOL
dfeFs OF the State thai this is theSsec-
ton OF the State whAfes the sd Soldier
win always be reyeredl4a ~ :
= iss sst'aG aA8 W.
40 soon as President Wilson getb
through settling the Anderson post
ptfice application matter. he viii take
40 the little affair with Mexico.
yga never believed in the evolution
Of man from monkey, but we believe
fprae women are deyoIuting. judging
sroa.. the fads and styles these days!
Anderson County butter pulled the
oId medal down for the whole Unised
States as tha Dallas Corn show. This
s. 4 stF6nE country even our hutter
q atrhng.
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If villa doesn't stop these execu-
tions. Pres, Wilson will write n note
to Mr.. Carraaza about it.
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s. s"u Ns'.
4: 49, rSEs{ siiS
NJ -. i5tS 3it"ac
.aa tat' > ,usEsS
I .fIs,s Se,,sl IT. :
y ba81, r. 3aon.
Asag s6Gt.
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21s1..rz1a1 cnlzig3el
iiSals g.
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l.. In>a"' =" .,,:t! "fu :,
Ior cB.' ;:s:JTgs1H -:
-ltat -ii'!i 70 H.; s-sni
YrG ,,uioh .!Ige 81 81a
bios ~ 'PII srE hrsd'(
litr Sm )hdi uSnss bnIs
T7iIjsSY nsG@ % hse;
z..I.yA. 49,, =.
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Five hundred beef cattle raised In
this county in Is year would mean big
money for Andersen.
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|fs = a ~ Aas IS
q, 4
q 50
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t. 81 N MN",
az Jsssrrs a
I i..hi bsniAiG
/, roa Jns! io
It~& I :GH I.
ic. .a'inftd
! .bns qi1t an!
os tsad a"ctaI 4
.,a sfH.v.,a Lit
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The commissioh form OF government
10 liked by some people as improve
inent on the omission kind.
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80 "a.=Ha 49, 49, 4 |ilE
FsJ,s s2ss1G}'
Es;sa is s .sil Ij,33
|7nqiISs. ~ 'L'
|iaa ftlaif m
|9 hf M
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= By the way, are there any home-
cured hams in Andetaon county? Get
our phone number please.
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One Of the hardest things heard Of
] aaEainst the Democratic administration
g The. FEcE. f5:Et .s IA favor OF it.
Evening star., 1914-02-25
St. Patrick's Day Parties

shades. Wreathe the base Of each with
asparagus fern. II there is an electric
light above the table soften II with green
paper shades. Above the table depend
shower Of shamrock leaves. This is
made from narrow green ribbon stream
ers of varying lengths. At intervals of
SIX inches fasten tiny rosette through
which is thrust a shamrock leaf cut from
green paper. The effect Of such q show
er is very pretty. Small green china or
glass dishes filled with oli4es. pickles.
green mints and lime drops symmetrical
ly arranged on the table will add to its
attractiveness as we'll as TO the menu.
The menu should comprise as many green
dishes as possible. Spinach, green peas.
asparagus. cucumbers, cress parsley and
celery may be used to complete the menu.
II a bouillon or soup Is served. il can
be nicely colored green with spinach.
All meats should be garnished with pars-
ley or cress. II only light refreshments
are desired. then bread sandwiches cut
very thin and spread with an olive and
mayonnaise mixture. rolled up and tied
with green ribbon, lettuce salad or a
salad served in green paper cases, sliced
tongue or turkey garnished with parsley.
olives and pickles. ice cream and cake
and bonbons. would be appropriate.
Green cardboard candy boxes in the
shape OF shamrocks are easily made
Anything with a shamrock leaf on II
would be suitable for favor. Small
silk flags of green with a harp outlined on
them in gold would make pretty favors
for the occasion.