The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, March 19, 1915, Image 6
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.?.rete?*.
ie of mareil of
Seliool Kn lr and
.ill bc held in this
0. were perfected
A by Misa Maggie
jpervisor of rurui
e
tc
.st
he
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fers
med.
owed
Un
k of
[ot.
,t this
!.f c.o
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f nomi
1 is nt- j
ibout hui! (he schools
ill gather at West
. hool, while the pupila
?hools will meet at
reel school. At n given
Ki o'clock, thc pupils
.t North Kant Streut
.narrli down Kant street
up Calhoun to .MeDtiftie,
utile to East Makot,
31 Market to South Main,
marchers will he joined
pupils who congregated ut
riet Street schon) and start
.?arch from there,
? columns coming together at
section of Main and Market
viii merge Into one. four pu
eust, and move up South
trect and through thc square,
. up North Main street. The
of the Anderson schools will
ja ft in thc parade, but will not
cipa te in thc several contests
h will bu held at Anderson cart
hy tho o ii pi I s of the rural schools,
ipils of the following schools will
gregatc at West Market' street
ool :
?ion. Williford, White Plains,
irennas, Tuga loo, Towriville, Snow
ill. Starr. Savannah. Kobens. Ridge*
.ay. Pendleton. Old Varennas, Oak
.rove.' New Hebron, Neal's Creek.
Alt. bethel. Mc Lees, Long ?ranch.
Holland. Grove. Gluck Mill. Generos
tee. Flat Kock. Fellowship, Fairview,
Double Springs. Craytonvllte. Ceri
lerville. Cardwell, Kig Spring-?.
Rroyles. Beaverdam, lian.es, Autun.
Agaville.
Pupils pf the following schools will
gather nt North Fant street school:
?Williamston, Wen Pester, Welcome,
Walker-MeElmoyle', (inion. Triangle,
Three u?id Twenty. Smith. St. Paul,
Shady Grove. Kock Hill, Piercetown,
Piedmont. Pfizer, Oak Hill. Oak Grove,
3?; McAdams. Mt. View, Mt. Springs.
Melton, Mayfield.. Lebanon, Hopewell,
linnea' Path, High Point. Hammond,
C.ood Hope. Friendship. Fairview :?9.
Ebenezer. Eureka, Dorchester. lien very
Cross Roads. Concord. Concrete.
Cleveland, Cheddar. Central, Bishop's
?Iran?.!;. Bethany; Helton. Barker's
Creek. Airy Springs. Anderson'.
VSEV.
7 nate all !
.?j. . on good I
"w that our '
dy. great- j
.'. were all J
. ito that we
Ked a love
. iv. L. C.
ORDERS RESTO!' ?T">\ /
OF CATHOLIC VHV?iJ?
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Mureil
Carranza agents here tonight
I public a 'dispatch from Vera
? announcing that General . C
i had ordered the restoration
t Catholic church ut Nheva
? seized by lila forces, to the
?lion. Other property of the
eliciting, i Mexico will be restored
i IC-Fred j tit.n3 warant. the dispatch
1er, 25 years | assurances of protection
were arrested ? givt,n priests in territo
here today by the Carrunza forces
'ling small , L
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wspaper
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Both
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SAN ANTONIO. Te/. March 16.
A battle between V-ffla and Carran
za troops at Allcndjf, Coahuila, re
sulted in 400 Villa ?rum being killed,
according to a^mesjngo received here
today from Sabin;
The cngngemenf between Sunday
night and coiplnued throughout
Monday.
Embargo Raised.
LOELAS,
erul Ella's (
der at Agua
frojn Vern
embargo
-reaching
j Carranza
represen'
reduced
Americ
the verj
ri?..,'March 16.'-Gen
fies. Carranza comman
-ricta, received an order
"ruz today to raise the
Ich hus prevented food
opie in Sonora State',
order was. the result ol
ions that the rribargo had
e people, including many
women and children, - to
of starvation. *.\ ">.
Aviator li Med.
ANGELES. March 16 -
Fra ak Stiles, an aviator, ttill 500 feel
In fi "nir'well" at a motion picture
cit/ near."herc today.
Zle jumped, from the. i .aeroplane
.?Ten ?.0 feet'from life'ground and
led front his Injuries shortly after
(ra rd.
t, Stile?? hn/t ^?ti l"*iA?-.;horqr)i,everu;
_ .years I? airships ot his own niaki
1
jon
t oh
OrdtrH^Sile Set Aside.
vMAC?N. Ga.. March IC-Federa
Judge Speer .today; ordered sat asldi
the- sale . of the properties of thi
suspended Yarynn Naval Store
Company at .Brunswick, Ga., am
Culfport, Miss., to the Empire In
vestment Company, of Brunswlok
Tl?^ purchase price under the rt
ceiyV's sale waa $."?60.000. The pur
chasing , concern yesterday app?a?ei
I to the court for release, alleging tba
"limiL" 1 lt wau uOab'i.. because or condition
nude for
new ter
ht-nu. n; :
.,^.XM?.
jhg-iir AKCP'?...
arising from the war In Europe, v
meet the condition?. ?nipo?od \h: /S
purchase agrce.rnefll.
"Guest sells
Phone 48.
MACFEAT-BOWEN ??SINESS COLLI:
^Columbia, y. C.
Gentlemen:
Please oend nie full particulars of
inanship. shorthand and typewriting.
I nm interested and expect to take
Yoiirs for t
? K?me.
Address
t ' ?OOO O OOOOOO
w HOPEWELL NEWS o
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QOOOOOOOOOOO..
Quite a number of Hopewell people
attended Hie debate at Lebanon Fri
day night. The subject was. "Is
Soutb Carolina Heady for Compulsory
Education?" Thc debaters ull did
fine, but we believ elf men don t
want women lp take the front in pub
lic speaking, they ought not to leach
girls to speak in public by putting
them on public debates.
Mr. Thomas King, who waa puralyz
?d some y?ar;j ago. was out auto rid
ing yesterfluy afternoon. Wc ure glad
to know thal lie is able to bo out for
lt does a ''shut in" sr much good to
? *et out or some one to come to sec
chem. LetjH all try to remember them
when we {have u sparc -moment to
call to sea them und give them new
tblugs to think about. *
Dr. Wai' Thompson visited home
folks SunAiy for tho first time
ly. He .hay had nn attack of grlup?
Fowler and wife o? Sf
visited his father's Jami
Mr. Join
and Twent,
ly Sunday.
Mrs. oin Thompson-apto*^
duy and Suuluy in Anderson" '.wiiff her
father and brother's families -^T?k
folks. . ' if i
Mr. . Wade Sanders* little sou' bas |
been seriously ill but is better.
U*;. J. O. ?miuers* little daughter is
v?ry ill with pneumooa, Hor mother j
bJU Krippe, lier father seriously' lil l
j ft-ith an- attack ot' heart trouble.
Mr.. Claude McDaniel who hr 11
been away from home for the
three years ls at home this year^ Thel
"old farm" is hard to beat.
Mr. Zeph Mosley has the finest
country^ raised colt we have seen. He I
was driving it Sunday. It is a. beauty.
It would pay to raise such, colts as'
his:
Hopewell and While-filed ; played]
ball Friday. Hopewell won. We like:
to see our boys wiu in everything |
they undertake, if it is only baseball.
Tile farmers o? this section are
planting large patches of Irish pota
toes, but if all sections do the same
there will be ho market for them;
unless we get a market opened' up j
in some way. I think some nue ought
to lura their attention to marketing!
the farm produce, instead' of all tell
ing us what o raise. ?-. won't' do ua j
any good If we get' no market for it.
People aro crying out. "Moaey in
poultry." Yes. there is a little tn it !
when .wo cap get 1?5 cents for. eggs, j
*ir> cents for broilers, 50 cents- for!
bens, but loss than that they won't
pay expenses, not counting the trou
ble, and the fellow that has never
tried it better try it before he tells'
The For^sr^?hter than
power, fight weight", me
in gasoline consumption,
pense. Economy in repi
cents a mile for operrtioi
Vet willi uiiI its light weight
sturdiest 'car that ls bull?. I
.car. ; Vanadium steel <is resp
fatigue" steel, scientists call
est stecj pdt int?? automobil
lliijers wilt share Ju pro ii I s
new Ford c?irs ;ti*twei?u Ami
llunaboat $410;. Tcnrlrtg <*
i\m\r i : ;S0| Hcdkn,
r'inlpuieni.
va
s dust down
Ifi-; L
amt
5
-Vj.. ! * .<
J the test."
W. Earl St.
courses lu bookkeeping, bankin/;, pen-, .
a course In Ibo near future.
lURincss.
. - - . _ j i-.u. .- = -
how much money there" is in lt. *
Wo could- hiivc gotten a little out of '',
eggs in these hard timos ir we cou fl .>;'
ili?y? had a market .but just us wo had ;
some to''sell tho prlcefcll to 15 xenix
wlile?? is lower tuan.' eggs have heeu \
in years. .
If the State would get up some
thing for farm produce simllnr to t?te.^
creamery it would bc a great help: ?
Have wagons to go certulh routes. ?
certain days, bring it nil in, .ship thai ?
Hight while fresh, there Vwpiihi'.hxf^?
thousands of dollars woylh ot vcgcV^f;
tables sold thia year, where, t Uierr^D.;
won't bc one dollar's Worth.>
I Of course'wc would hayo to^o-ed^j
ucaied in selecting the rlgl.it, k?\vi'"?n'-.
seed and packing, wheh/;wt??W\';(ia\,?
to he careful, attractive and :hont'st." (
think wc could learn, though; If
there is money in anything'.'' -p'popi? S
will try harder to do ns directed/..
There'is'a line continued pjece ffy',t>j N
Southern Cultivator on. farmcrs.crpar*-*:
ketingvcrops. I wish 'everyo^?^wliy,y>
takes, lt would read it and wish'-tho '?
county impers would publish Itx^JSH
says they are not particular' .c'rHntgh .
Un grading and making ereryfflhafll
T? rat-ol uss that "they finid 'far .jjr.sL, ''
class goods. ^^Tha^Ha^wlje^^^pkt
it first class, demand. flrAt^las'a^rlce^ ^-'
accept np other^ith?n:?fb ^vouiifn't .
liave 1 r?.-vc*nta' eg'ga ' aswf?. dei', how'.
We \vnu\A be glad/??,-' ?orfyiT-/oui-4j
would 6|uoWup>ouiR /ian to "con's imu- ;
the iiuxt Kelter j;c a/er?j,. ^ . (H1
. >rsG cye.^C'i. t?- JF? T,Ui? sj. is^'^;!
used Shem lastly..'.the'. :.caj)Mj:'y
would have be?tfjjjMer o/f up in^tV .'^
the thousands. . know '. sever.-i
small farmers' tt?l^ohld h?ve run
their fumlilcs seVerJin?ntl?s off their
pear crop If tJieyjWd' have 'gotten
$1.00-per h??jiei ?ojP^ehr; buf*^ jioyhvs,'*'. I
got anything, on^fhat. they could
consume at .hhmejKt ^vo?jd. bo- ?
great industr?. forJKouiify if. ;;oU)
nn?. would take ?Ug>f H. So'pjqI trf?l
making them ! .ntbjb'Sar, but j dOpi?^^
know what kind 'rStcooes, they UapV
. The moloit croa; the same, "wav
Thousands q]i- doll oould be irrnd?
sell thraekbt?t,1
rheo they k*t Jiu!:, h? 'on^?V
ct anything fO?*?^-.S^let.Uw'Vlh
early and lute
when
.cons tu??*o thingf
I them
.Two Cotton':
CHMtU?STOj;C.Marci:
-Fifteen hund|?al?s' of cotton',
yere partly died, by fir^'J??HK
today. Two w*8es. aud.imi,-ii
their content?l; dahiuged. Thv 'i
los8> is estlmi*^?O.O0lR
any car, off--, ";nu!
ans economfivoii! v
i and tipJtef>;
thc Fordfls|^i??
t ls the . I.. ...
??clbie -|oR?
I it-the stlijtpui
If Vit) *el!
rast 1911 rnMM
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