The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 04, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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Will t>e tt?e bell advcptisln? medium IHtl Elly e^r. H^<l.. W<:>
thank oiii? patrons lor the busfne^ f??ven us a?feady and advise
our Pssders tc v.a?? ?o? i?s appearance io mane purchases ot
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Atlanta, April, 3.~Mris. Isabel Bar
row Freeman la a drrorce petition
flied today - against George Anderson
Freeman, saya tb?t when her husband
b?at her ?croas tho fae? w^ s^trjg^
IO^I?MIW
her ans other way." she soya ?h? re
belled.
She charges j ail, sot tai. d_f plftlh knbd
fancy varieties ot cruelty against her
husbantf
total dhwce.Ttnvrmfcg^tb'at'fecr malden:
name be restored-to htf. 1 i?>
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Atlanta. April 3.--M?rle Maddern, &
charmin* vob??r girl WhrtVlU sppe?f
*t tba Atlant? : *h.*?tr? ?horUy !~ the,
leading feminine rote In Kismet with
fm?. UJrtMLos, Wm a lwil .? T?lT:'.
to tatao.
She ls a daughter of California, and
Inherit? bor literary and artistic tastes
irom her mother. Bh? went to f?fcw
York in 190? where her ability at
tratad tho attention of Mrs. Fiske. She
wee "M>lk" in MalVorllnck's "Blue
Bird" for tho New* York production.
?nd tn the brigitta! Kismet caste'she
was thc slav* *?rt. Her rory uausuitl
ablHtr, however, attracted Mr, Skib
nor*a attention* and this year she was
sefoettd tor tho leading feminine role
In oriental drama. . ,., w
trthur.t3dorgfe, :a bight *iei?, -*be
....... . . .
George war aJWjpf? obeying t
stjoftiostq o^?^Cfc*?86'1' house aw
goon, sad that iFahrbod^ wa* SH*
lt. Khould have b?>n ?r. W?lo)tell Tin
star cb^grges that Grady la befog brbt
raanage& asa abnoueces lia iritonthw
. of having .fiti?eo to -iy ?lcn? tl?e ?a...
?s7^;tho'htt|
?BSSn^gjaBBSB
asi are fncUned to be
Khmg wee tm', on th
ol a* an Aurll Foe
o O" orv Tro1 o1 o* its^o NB
lOOOO ooo o o o o ooot
? ?? t..,..)i> i.' ? . .io^t?.fJ?.*?*rr4?<l?t??rt?'| j
tinao past women ns welt r.s men buvo
been serving on the board of deacons
Palmer Pease, a police character I
[who is ono of the recent converts at ?
?Mount Zion church, and who waar
Loin ch ed when the officers arrived toi
[stop ethe riot, gate the following ac-?
[count-of lt: i v
^Rev'rend Tuggle bein' dartd, yon
asa. we wur to cal! cr pastor toni?'
Da wluimen deacons dey wanted
mah fm ^rwp^'w?r aj?n^dooco'
de wu s sot \:. er nigger fm Rome
tw?ll
an?
it.
vm* n. ?ffte Toe fc?eif.T?"? ??r, jeuge;
~f~trUcvP ?n*'Wtntf~"iD?r -ney- ^ttekan
?thttrwln' tight serosa .de church an
c?sala', and ah grabs de .Ribble Oft*}
de pulpit, ah' 'bout dat timo you'a'lt
cornea In." ' '. 1
Atlanta, April "l.-Bocuuse ? dentist j
i bored a note th ids longtfe, Olth a Ut? *
?tie Bteei drill. Henry Rerg is suing
.tho practlcioner for 92,000.
\ Berg sa*ys the dentist -was drilling
fM'*#df hls'MtfU'.-i%hed ?M tnter
. ruption occurred and the dentist, still
drilling, looked the other way With
.thc reault that the drill dogded over
onto his tongue and just kept on drill
ing.
11 . In addition to the $2,000 for pain
and anguish. Berg Asks 160 back v^tcn
he paid the; dentist tor tho work, and
*5<> for idea ot time while he was ro
|i8***rtog,rf-V
I Berg*? tongue Will be offered as ex
hiWt tn ?te inry when ?nvj?ase ,oon\e? J
^^anta, April ?;--iJttdge tritt wir,!
f early ???t week Ox Atoe dca^4*entencn
} Upon ^Jr?lrtott Htde?an. a n'es'ro. whr.,
. was conflated jfttferday of the mtrr- j
^v$ee df (flf. Rcunett, a white night
I tfatcfanantot r. railroad. Rennet in 1
I a dytn* ?atenteht Identified-?lokraan
. aa ifee?aay? a^i^art aaa.it hlftiiiitltgif^'i
wLWBmtkW ntl iftcxnian dtealing brash
? fron? ose of the c?re ?cid thai wh??
he tried lo arrest -tym tbe -nan pulled,
ont a gun ?nd began drink.
. ' EP?*i!ett rc?,err.ci' U;c Sro a??
f both were badly wounded. But the
B rt-"i.vw.'nn? ?MU W??v ?o rx tai.
i?- The Jury was oat just twenty mt*-.
,> uttss boforo b?ngtafrliP**atralia?*??ei
.f diet of morder without rccommenda
" ? AIMUIUL' AWI I ??ssetgs RS5
T? been charted pr persuade Atlas ta ansi,
i. eft*?'asea to Iw* with favor upo? their
ii employes who ' beWwg to the ?tate
t* ?tlftb?. lt ie sahl that empto-nrrt hum
K trapp asaMa? it ttsplcasfcnt Tocaptty. for
arwi.i^tfflfc MmlmUtifl' Josephine
'aimer. -? M . ?
?Uh, IJroue Guy Martin.
Bili grade Olive Dobbins, Clara Em
^^^iif?*ioaoaypber.
SU., grado Wilhelmina Broyie?, VvYi
on ' Stonecypher.
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* - THE DAY^ IN CONGRESS *
* * *.* * * * * * *
at 11:50 a.-??a
* W. K DttlUtgmno. Honolulu. urged
e committee ? to recommend j
v^iripc^w; ' ujnwr ., :uproyemouv? a?, j
KaliulUl Hawaii.
Conf?reiud nomination W. M. Dan
iels .16^ to 2v:
?P'W^'^?^^*ft^^a'???' Sat
in day. ''
Iteniimed d?bat' on; JegialalaVtpii,
?V?WIM??W? 'nilli fl
Unanimous T*<.'iBent,r: BeCuf?n^TBH
aig?tt sesoibri i :i Tuesday!hight tof
consider ptlvo > pension bill*. 1
. .Indiciar/
K'm?&rel?#^ cr?e? ,
cpretoatatl* <- McDermott; who tlgvj
?r?Q In loe .. investigation.
Worhrnen' compensation
governmoni mptoyes agret
Judiciary < iiumltte?.
?' Public 1 ul? f?iumlttce continued!
h ep rta g i i t?aslntr hilt for coal, oil]
end other o?laerat lands. ,
Ways *nd m?ena ,co^Htep ?
re4- Vddepwobd MU to ?mpoa? '<
tatlvei? l>uderwood. Uhrner and Gardi
F??ht LOM Shirks
rgaataed ftjshi
"been opevsd
% Judfb
utonar"Tending concerns that are ?c
lous and Oe
rie**???
I Ibstapccs
and Whfi?
cqe hlgV rates ttt?est'vvftff? ?Stowe
the accused mousy 'lenders managed
ti get ont en technical points ot law.
They hare bpep operating, untn?er
regest! ?srer? since/ .. ,,
PART ONE
VOL. 1. NO. 1.
Weekljr, K?t?WUhe4 1860;Doily, Jan. 18, 1914.
ANDERSON, S. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 13, 1914.
PRICE FIVE CENTS. $5.00 PEF ANNUM.
.fl OOO O O O O ? O O O t) 0 O O O O O G O :
o HISTORY OF TUE ELKS ?
o ' ol
M tl O O ll O o o o o o o o o o o o o
The following hJpiory o?' tho Elks by
Mr. David Delabngeld bf Uultlmor
Lodge, gives a proper ; conception of
the brgsnlr,ation, ev?n some Elks ob
IterUUning an erroneous Idoa"*?felne
order. :
1 "The Benevolent and .Protective or?
der of Elks ia an .orgunizatibb toi m.? <l.
motion, of. bcjoScr friendship.
Iht?rc?firso i??r^pnt?Bl &rbt9:sUor/
with'the Golden Rule as tbe.lr\?notfo.:
."^Do unto ethel's as you would have,
them do unto you.~" The ;?mall acoro
i planted-by. th? bounders, baa spread
?tc s gigantic oak.'with Ihcr?o nobie
characteristics, charity, -justice, ttrotn-.
I sitcc ot relief from "thc 1,000 strong
I and sturdy branches that have spread
[fprth-frora the parcht root formJpg n
golden chain that encircles the -Faned
iBtatcs from Miln to the ttulf of Mexico
lund ta tho nourishing njn'mmif ihat
[Aivoa life to tho, body and fight to
IgtfMT basking under. Us benign in
?mancn, writmg inc inuits of thc mi
[fortunates who fall by thc Way. in rh :
j sands, while their virtues' ari- im.crlb
jod on ibo tablets ot love and' grat^
ful memory; monuments that^VW?vl
[nfgh f3iotr hea'da toward m
j st^b^d with Indelible chara
[ ueltlter Unjo nor tide,' can. efface: trad
1?.vitr 5lvg hnttl time chair ho BO.more.
]^'^Thfe ' order' ives christened -by
jt?hayleg . Vivian, th? actor, abd! tb?
.baute or the animal .(Rjft\\ ,-pfcod be
cause it lj? tibet of foot, itrbbg o?
t~.that ute body i?
!}y of a frholous
re to tay that ri
a neyor prevailed
the order aro 'aucl
sith, no matter how
n each other, crin
! T?. InobU
is&d one <
?s-ir
Cil h?;ivy''Kf;iiV^)
?Hp on. ?bi?n^ wr
gui mp?, mafc?*V VII
bte on A i I, occasion
bait ls oislfle sli^hj
Ujf dispensed, hu\Ui
Q*jr doqrs arovw'iij??
with brothorly love
flounce/^kxrfnBly a;
i ;,:n" .. ... ... ...
blon.
BEATS IS ?ES!/*8
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BSsCUgCrH 'Wafted Before Box Ofilca
In Spurtanbarg AU Night,
ijpartanburg, S,: C., April 3.--Tho
hi uf ???sen tickets to tho five con
rte of. the twentieth annual South
IjajUl? ; States Music Festival, to bo
.??ar ai'., Converse. .Collent? .'SitaW . JIM?.
hand^V?ptaed -V?H, a ru iii. yester
iy-, morai it g.- '
First choice of ?eats fcU .,'to.. Wil
irlty Trupt Cpmp?py, who.,bas,'had
iii distinction, for a nuuipor of
^?r?. ito emp.lpyed a messr-pic/r-hoy
i walt lp front of tlic boxroftoco. ail
?ah?? . Three, other oeraona.a?J like
? '?-ist scats,, ana wrest?
lc opened at 1? o'clock there waa
f line oft prospective ourcnoscrs.
onvort?o. Collage auditorium seuts
*e Co.ivcrtte , Choral Society-of 'JO')
bices, with Kdnson ^Morris as enn
uctor. Miss Mary Hart Law au pla
1st and Mlsa-^rtlo C, Pilmer ah or-,
anist; tho children's chorus of 250
oleos, with Miss Carrie McMakln o:<
iroc?or; Mmei Fra rc ea Alda, sbpr'uio,
t the M??r?polttab. Ope rt.. :'vmpuny.
f\>B Yrirk. <yfm<? Yvonne'de' Tr
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