The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 24, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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WANTED-Twenty-five men old or
young, if you want to make $15 a
day call nod Ber mo at No. C04
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proposition.
WANTED-Thirty home loving peo
plo to read our dally ads in this
paper. Wo have something that
you want, nud our proposition Is
splendid. Linley & Watson, rhone
647. 10-24-tf
WANTED TO RENT-4 or 6 room
house, profers southern part of city.
Address care Intelligencer. T. M.
Unger. 10-23-3t
TYPEWRITERS-300 now, rebuilt,
shop-worn and second hand typo
writors, all makes $10.00 up. Easy
terms lt desired. Toil us what you
want. J. E. Cray ton & Co., Charlotte,
N. C. C. C. Dargan, Local Repre
sentative. 10-7-18t
WANTED-You know "Thore's a Dif
ference" in our tablo meal. We uso
Anderson County Corn, thoroughly
scoured before grinding. Ask your
grocer, or phono 580. DurriBS Mill
ing Co.
WANTED-A good farm for one ot
our customers. If you havo a farm
for sale wo will bo glad to consider
lt. Linley & Watson, (Jno, Linley
W. E. Watson.)
WANTED-Every house keeper in An
derson to try a loaf ot "Aunt Mary's
Cream Bread." It'a made at home
And your grocer keeps lt. Ander
son Pure 7ood Co. 8-15-Dtf
LOST
o .
LOST-Lout on circus day a lavllcre
'? with diamond.sotting. $5.00 reward
* If returned to'Tho Intelligencer.
FOR SALE
FOB SALE-A oho tl and pony, kind
and gentle, well broken to buggy
. and: saddle. Safe for children. W.
L. Hombree care Hubensteins.
10-24-lt
WILL ARRIVE about November 1st
a ear of good mules; bent to bo had,
prices and terms right Will pay you
to see us if bi need of a mule. The
Frotwell Co. 10-24-6U
nx?i?rcycia presto
tubes, . prices abc dollars each
omifty, seven filled. Call phone 843.
10-2 3-at.
BUICK AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE OR
??.?n?H?lc ?;??JCAI*-i'ne model
. 81, 5-passenger Buick touring car,
electric lights and hom, Stewart
speedometer, mohair seat covers, ex
tra casing and tube mounted on ex
tra rim, in first class condition and
appearance, driven lees than 12,000
miles. Will Bell cheap tor cash or
on credit, or will exchange for real
or personal property. Costa com
plote $1.500.00. Apply to C. Gads
den Sayro, 10-22-3t
FC? ?SALE-A farm of 181 acres with
Ju ona mile of Little River church,
in Abbeville county. Has a good
four room house-and new barn; 20
teres lu bottom Innd and 80 acres
in good cotton land. Also, 98 8-4
' aeres In another place with a houso
and barn, 60 aeras in cultivation.
Will s?ll either place for $20.00 aa
aero on easy terms. Address W. W.
Clinkscales, Bolton, S. C. '
?"OR SALE-Forty acres of land la
Hopewell Township, 3 room house,
-new twa small houses on public
, road. Land fairly level and la of
fered for one thousand dollars. W.
N. Walker.
FOR SALE,TO MERCHANTS ONLY
; Flour, horse, stock, pou tn y aaa bog
feeds of all kinds, including hay.
V alfalfa abd cyclone feeding meal;
Toi Ho, au d Rising Sun Self Rising
flours, tod; and at prices to salt G.
E. - Turner at P. ft N. Freight at*
FOR SALE-Onion sets; White Pearl
-, Bermuda, Prise Taker, Silver, Skin
YoHow Danvers, and Multipliera.
This hs plantiug -season. Fuman
^?jnt^;.Beed6man.
FOB SALE-Everything tn tba lino of
frosh fmita thai are in season:
- 'petra, apples, bananas, grapes,
oranges, lemons, cocoanut*, ants of
til kinds, and candles that make
your mouth water, tad ; at price*
that dont make you sick either. J,
K. Monos.
Dr. HENRY R. WELLS
DENTIST
Office F. & 91. Building
Ofllco r?27-Phones-Residence C6
Dr. C. Mack Sanders
DENTIST
Ofllco 304-5-6 Bleckley Building.
Ofllco Phone 429 Residence Phono 149.
Dr. Lillian L. Carter
Osteopath
212 Bleckley Bldg.
Phone 168. Residence 318.
Dr. L. Carl Sanders
(Associated Vi Uh Dr. J. 0. Sanders)
Office Bleckley Bldg.
Phone 329.
Residence Phone 141*.
Dr. C. Singleton Breedin
Office In St. Mary's Hospital
North Anderson.
Boorai 8 to 10. 13 to 8 and 6 to 0.
Chub aim, Trowbridge & Suggs
DENTISTS
New Theatre Bnfldra?
W. Wbitoesf Sk.
C. GADSDEN SAYRE
Architect ^
405-406 Bleckley Banding
Anderson* S. C
LEGAL NOTICES
EXECUTORS SALE
By virtue ot the authority vested In
ia by tho last will and testament ot
d rs. Emma J. McAdams, deceased,
)ottcr known as Emma J. Selgler, we
viii sell at Iva, S. C., on the 27th day
sf October, 1915, at ll o'clock a. m.,
ho following described- real estate, to
rit: ... .- ;& . ; 5 . .;./?*?"<
All that cortaln lot of land situs's
ti Iva, S. C., on Horton street, .coit
al ni np; about ono-halt -.1-2) on acre,
uoro or IOBS, i nd belnr, tho late rosl
lonco of the said Emma J. McAdams,
locoascd.
AIBO, all that certain tract of land
dtuato In Hall Township, Anderson,
bounty, 8. C., containing eighty and
mc-half (80 1-2) acres, more or less,
joundod by lands of J. J. McBride,
D. T. Simpson, W. W. -Burton and
>thers.
Terms: Ono-half cash, balance on
i credit of thirty days. Purchaser to
my extra for all necessary' stamps
ind papers.
Ernest T. ,Selgler,
and
' J. E. Solgler,
10-lG-ltaw-Sw. Exors.
FOR RENT
FOB RENT-w-Three room, unfurnlsh
eil-to couplo without children. Sec
ond Hour ot house on West Franklin
Btreot Address P. O. Box 426. .
10-24-3t..
POR BEIiT-six room houBO, with
bath, and all modern conveniences.
Samo houBO recently vacated by Dr.
Levis Sanders on Calhoun street
Apply to Wm. ll rle soy, caro Brlssey
Lumber Co.
FOB BENT-One furnished front
room down stairs within block of
tho pt.bile square. Will rent to
one or two young men. Apply to
Intelligencer Office.-10-8,-tf. .
Mf?C?LL?NEOUS
FOB BORE ETES^-We have the Dr.
Harris prescription for sore eyes
glVQS Instant relief. Owl Drug Co.,
Phono 03G. .10-2-lm.
IN TL ACING your fire insurance, re
member that Frank ft DeCamp
Realty Company repr?senta only
strong, old' line comp?nlos. ' .Your
business will be appreciated.
10-7-tt
COMB TO Tho Luncheonette when
yon are hungry. We cook- anything
that ls in 'seanon, and'wo cook lt
right Ask the man who eats here.
Short orders served quickly. Oys
ters any style. Next door to - Union
Station.
WE AR? PATING $88 per ten tor cot
ton seed andselllngbulisatfourteen
dollars per ton; coal $4 to ?5 por
ton. These prices at oar-;jarda.
Martin Coal ft Wood Co.
--!-t/r/7'x --li
?L N. W?kTt, tho SS.00 Coal Man ts
still on the fob:v selling?;..'??Yy.best
Block Coal for the least money, and
giving full weight"and prompt de
livery.. Th afc all yon cad ?ak.
Phono 182. - ' : , V
ATTACKS WILSON
D?clares President Directly Re
sponsible for Recognition of j
Carranza, Who Has Persistent
ly Persecuted Catholics.
New Orleans, La., Oct. IC.-Tue
Morning Star, "the ofllcial Catholic
iiurnal of thc . Archdiocese of New
orleans and tho Dioceso of Savan
nah," and regarded as the mouth
piece of tho Catholic clergy of the
entire south, publishes in today's is
Hiio an editorial which reads in part
as follows:
Venustlano Carranza, the bandit,
the cut throat, the outlaw, the avow
ed persecutor of tiiic Catholic
church, til a robber and despoller of
her souctunrles, schools, convents,
and hospitals,. tho murderer of
priests, tho leader of vandal hordes,
whoso nameless outrages and indig
nities to pure, consecrated nuns and
defenseless women and children show
tfhe vicious durkness ot his soul;
Vcnustiano Carranza, whoso name
must ever stand for all that ls black
est and vilest and most degrading in
tho pages of Mexican history, has
been recognized by the''president of
tho United States ns ruler of thc dis
tracted Mexican republic.
Wo say the president of tho
United States because this recogni
tion of Carranza ?B Mr. Wilson's di
rect work. From tho moment of Cris
assumption of tho reins of the gov
ernment of this country it became
plainly evldont to every CIOBO observ
er of tho trend of ovohts that Car
ranzn was Mr. Wilson's choice
among the rebel bordes. Tho occu
pation of Vera Cruz by American
forces instead of the port where In
sult was offered to tho American fla
-wflilch occupation fncillatcd thc
importation of arms to Carranza.
The long drawn out policy o?
"watchful waiting" and the aid thus
materially and morally given by tho
administration to tho vito man while
priests and nuns wero murdered and
outraged; defenseless women and
children were violated. Catholic
church property confiscated and tho
very blood Hiiounds of hell let loose
against the church, its sons and
daughters-all this the administra
tion nt Washington calmy contemp
lated, "waiting, watching, wallira,"
without a word) of protest or Utting
its hand to protect even American
citizens thus dishonored and mal
treated; and finally tlho withdrawal
of the American troops from Vera
Cruz, thus giving Csrran?n and his
so-called constitutionalists a free
hand to continuo their ruthleBB pers
ecution of Catholics, .-make tup the
history : of . tho two -hitter -years - In
which tile 16,000,000 Catholics of
thia country have patiently waited
and pleaded with tho administration
for Justice for their suffering breth
ren.
Mr. Wilson's recognition of Car
ranza, tho avowed enemy of tho
Catholic churcT.il is an insult to the
Catholics of this country. It is a
direct challenge -to them, and we
hope that not only Catholic hut ev
ery truo lovter of religious, freedom,
for which tho glorious flag of our
country stands, will give ? Am such
an open answer at tho pollB as will
provo to him that no president of
the United States can so flagrantly
is"rc thc lawful and respectful re
quest of 16,000,000 fellow" citizens
wi the ut paying the penalty. This is
the o.nly way open to Catholics in
which .ttfey can take up the guantlct
thrown down by tho president of tho
United SCates. It is the only way in
which a!! true lovers of religious
freedom, Irrespective of creed, can
show to thc administration at Wash
ington how tfvey revere and are de
termine dto upbuild this fundamental
principle ot the American constitu
tion.
Meantime, wo do not hesitate to
predict that long before that day
comes tho utter weakness of Mr.
Wilson's . administration especially
as renard o his Mexican policy
which has culmlnlted, os every one
could seo lt would, In the recognition
of Carranza-will, through that very
account, bo exposed to tho world fdr
tho utter ra Hack that it ls; for the
veriest infant in statecraft should
have Intelligence enough to see that
such a man as Carranca can never
restore peace and order and stability
of government lo Mexico. .
For tho past month rumors have
been inalstent and press dispatches
from Washington havo Indicated that
tho Wilson administration was plan
ning to recognize Carranza as the
ruler ot Mexico. Protests poured in
from tho American hierarchy, from
e vip ry prominent Catholic organisa
tion in the United States abd from
the Catholic newspapers, voicing the
sentiment ot nearly 20,000,000 Cath
olics^ all nnlted ia the demand' that
recognition- be not given to one who
waa such an opea and bitter enemy
of thc church and. so absolutely in
capable of establishing religious lib
erty in Mexico.
The question weis put squarely be
fore Mr. Wilson: there .'was no dodg
ing it, and lie has given his. answer,
which- la a direct i nc ult to every
American Oathollo. Ho Ima openly, in
defiance ot* every principle of right
and Justice, ignored the wishes ot
16,000,000 Catholic fellow-citizens
and given tho. protection of our. flog
and the moral support of our con
stitution (o A party that has no re
spect for Oed or man, law or order
and whose expressed determination
to pers?cute ?"*. colics, is'stipulated in
tho program for reconstruction Itt
Mexico submitted by . Carranza and
accepted by the so-called "dlnlomat
io. conference" at Washington. In
thia recognizing Carranza, a sworn
enemy of the Catholic church. Mr.
Wilson and repudiated all the prom
ises made to Catholics hy tho state
department. In Docember ..through
Mr. Bryan. It is true thmnt another
secretary of state succeeded Mr.
Bryan, bat Catholics, expected the
government to stand by its pledge
and not recognize as ruler pf Mexi
co a man who has forefcited every
title, not only to recognition as leader
of a people, but even to respect from
decent man.
We aro told that Carranza was
recognized becauso "tho Carranza
government was logically entitled to
recognition." Docs Mr. Wilson, wCio
used tho "Big Stick" In favor of
Carranza over the heads of, confer
ences and diplomats all through this
Mexican question-does the president
of this country, who, while "wntch
fiully waiting," bent all lils energies
and gave tao influence of his exalted
and responsible omeo to tho raw of
Carranza, accept as "logical titles to
recognition," tho infamous acts of a
bandit and outlaw, unparalleled in
the history of civilization? Can he
look upen a man with such a record
us the possible savior of Mexico?
Mr. Wilson stands at the our of
this country and he must answer ic:
his actions. He !has Ignored the voice
of the greatest religious body in this
country, which asked from his noth
ing more than it had a right to de
mand under the constitution of our
republic. Has tho president, in this
respect for or fear of Carranza, for
gotten tho main prnc'plo of which
this American republic was founded
-the only principle on which any
republic can find stability?
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but.
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Danderine ts to tho hair what fresh
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directed.
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CONSCRIPTION
Melbourne, Australia, Sept. 30.
Agitation ovtor tho queBtidn whether
the Australian Commonwealth should
adopt consdptlon Las been caused
by a manifesto issued, recently by the
Universal Service- League. The
League, which has but lately been
formed, has established itself, in all
the ut aten of the Commonwealth .and
contemplates a vigor? is campaign In
behalf of conscription.
The League has. the support of
many prominent Australians in every
wc?k of life, but tho Federal govern
ment has not thus far signified what
ita position ls either toward "tho
League or conscription.' It ls pre
sumed that lt will avralt action by the,
imperial government as respects com
pulsory military service: ' It is thold
that until England herself declares
for conscription there ls no occasion
for any of tho overseas, dominions do
ing so. ';'''v''
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LOQinpG, PRETTY
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body can tell,
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ing scalp and stops falling hair7. Years
igo the only way to get thia mixture
was to make It at hbmc, which' is
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Jrug store for -iWyeta'a ,8age and Sul
phur Compoahd."'You will get a largo
bottle for pbout 50 cento. Everybody
usos thia old, famous recipe, because
ao one caa" possibly tell that j you
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tponge or soft brush with it and t?raw
mis througb-."your hair, taking one
small strand at a time; by morning
th? gray .hair disappears, and after
another application or two, your -hair
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. Helpful Quotations.
Never hold anyone L>y the button or
the hand, m order to bo .heard out;
?or, if people are; unwilling to hear
you, you had better hold your tquguo,
than " th?m^Lord Chesterfield.
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Va%?w
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?
on the FORD
trot not & Joke. A complete painting outfit condining every
thing for painting your Ford or any car of similar size-quality
the best. . ' ,'; .' %i
The Job is ea3i?y done-pimple and inexpensive.
Only a few ??oura work and three-days for the paint to dry.
Follow directions given on each can ahd your esr h again ready
for the road. It will be a dividend paying iaveatmcnt for you to
Repaint Your ,Car
Yian, get ais estta.year o? sex-vice or if yon wanV.to ^?brr-.
trade your car, repainting mareases ita selling value IS to 20
times the <*>? of painting. . ..
Don't let tf?st eat ?q? yourc^r-rpaint tt now^-~it ^mly .take*
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'.Aja" feck?ng Top.
Foll direction? on each
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