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Now, Just a Word About North Anderson and North Anderson Day 3d 3d 4th Everybody r welcome, and we hope you'll all come. We extend a special invitation to members , of the Civic Association .-come and see the park site. We want to say that so far we have given our whole time to opening streets, installing the conveniences and building houses~THE BEAU TIFYING IS YET TO BE DONE. We want to say that we are confidens that in another year North Anderson will be the most attractive residence section in the upper part of the Stale. We'll Look for You Tomorrow ? ?ft * ?jfl * * * * * * ?ft J* *S ? ELECTRIC CH" * '. j * Hem? of Interest and Persona * Wireless on the St * * * ^ * ?*i * ## #.###5 i'erarua CUM* Wan 01?wk.weii. ?luglatrate- hrasdwcll yesterday ?aUod tho casa of John li. Covhrnn. i with pa assault with a pistol. Attorneys , representing 3Wr. Cochran nt a ?vf said, that they were ready ror trial but n? one appeared prosecution and tho Magistrate th or* fore dismissed tim case, because \i ot prosecution, W. W.. Rua rcii s^voro out tho warrant for Mr. Qpchfah''1 nrroot, some weeks ago. Mr, Cochran wa*, acuuitted by a Jury Jn tho recorder'* ?onrt. at??^.fre* "? ' . ; I'V i , Front Lebanon. Tho FVnser Academy and the Le? bonos, Hig?. ?chooi i>a???a.i team .ark 'yesterday, the Academy boya Pinning hy a acoro of 4 to 2.- The icy? from Lobanon played good hall md if they had hud u little more prac Ice tb >y would have Improved on ./hat waa really a splendid exhibi ten. Tho Frazer boys stemed* to have Ightened up M>h Hider ably since last hey wero seen nt Henna VlHta and clayed better hall th?n they ever had ??rc. Hot W.ud Of Hu m ?ncr. Anderson people, say that Summier ?Sn nira and rinra any dniihttno Tho<m or unboiiover to'sav lhat"u Isn't, man sahl yesterday that he could 'furnish proof positive about Summer iug herc for tho ?implo reason that ind ju i i Mui-nod from a trip to country ?nd that all along tho trip ! tho hot wind blowing ''in. his faco, which always Indictees that -Summer I? hero. Ho says that this wind is officially designated os " rho Hot Wind of ?ummor," Far bo lt from any one to question his knowl . about' weather conditions, there it IH admitted that Summer ls at '?.-it hero. Korsos ?Hoon Villi Mnriaala, Miss bessie l>nekworth and Miss An. Vorth left yesterday fci At ".ta whore they go to be present at tho praduutlng exercises of the Atlan t? Training School irr Nuresa, Miss lc Duckworth js to be ono of the I nate? und is a stater .of the two 'ug ladlee making the trip from n fdr ??.t? ?vent This is the ^Hk annual 1 exercises to bc hold by ?r.^?trn?tr?""". a?u il ia understood' H. lonny arrangements have been HM tor tho affair hy tho authorities twilit Happ?tes. .>..;.:. j m Anderson yesterday and UibUer a number of beautiful white . Apphlres. which ho found on Rocky r\jr. MlUor hod the*a tt?\??O?f ??. .ritiind^iiiam wad .New York and ''.?" '.'.>. pretty tndeed. lt te a rS?h? ^%amU^& ..va?uet,,<,y iS?? i t. * * * * * * * * * * * i SPARKLETS * _. * J Mention Caught Over the * reeta of Anderson ' # ii * * * * * * * * * * * ? Negro Took All The Far?. A telephone message waa1 received af tiv> office of Sheriff Ashley yestar day Afternoon to the effect that .a tte;? gro niaied John .McGee waa ruining cala on tho plantation of Lonnlo Mall, fgan and Mr. Mullican informed tho officers that the nc-gro had "taken charge pf the farm." Deputy Williams gad Detective DreBftan set out for the farm and ^uc-:ecded in taking Mo, Gee in charge. They investigated tito case and found that a aon ot Mr. Mul ligan and the negro had gotten into' altercation, Mr. Mulligan trrina tn terrere. At this junction the n adzed a knife and dozens of rocks ?i?d j "took charge of tim fan? " H?> ->?c 1 brought to Anderson last night audi ?rrran an opportunity to tol?e charge of tho county jail. Cnero.l'ola Man Hms Hero Yesterday, Hon. DeWitt Clinton Pickett ot Co lumbus. Qa., vice-president . of the! Chero-Cola Company, aros in Andorson j ?terday for tho purpose of inspect-; the new plant, just completed here. Mr. Picket? says that he expecta An derson to prove a flab Held for pop ularizing what he considers a remswjl nbio.drink. Mr. Pickett ls also State senator from his'homo county ip Geor. glan and if fully Informed on matter? : of nubile Interest. Ho was Also much interest -id in political conditions In ' .South Carolina. . ! ?wa Delegates Net Mentioned. in tho Hst of delegate?! present at* the Anderson County Democratic Con. ; vention. held In this city last Monday, j Tho Intelligencer omitted J. C. Lomax Sad J. ri Bogga, both nf Ward 5. --o-~ ". :, T&?all ?ame * Friday AAernooc. Baseball'fans m. Anderson are took-? lng forward with considerable pleas ure to thc game to be played at Beuna Vista park tomorrow afternoon j NM wren tlte Anderson High School and Forman Fitting school. The lo- j cal high school team has been pin)lng i brilliant ball ot the ast few w?eke and there is little doubt about their helar oblo to scalp the Baptists from : Greenville. It is expected that the ' splendid showing mado hy Anderson, ugalnst H. M. I, last week, in which j the local boya Jost by a store o? 1 to Oj witt bring out the biggest crowd I of f?va neon ibis Season nt neuna ? Viola. Mrs. Sloan, fa Critically I?, f Mrs. Saltia T. 8?o?ji?J?j^ U?MBSM^?MHHM| .hus been very oh welt bal only : [it become evident that her condition ! i waa critical. It ls hoped hy her n>sny I i friends tn al' Darts of th ?Man? Brid & ular SesHOBn, * AndsTson County Msdtoal Asso i held lt? regular monthly meet. ! rooms of the edersoo ! from Ibo delegates attending the State Convention nt Plnr mrn Qf. H.. Lee Sandor? read a splendid paper and Ute mooting was full of interest from bc? ginning to .end. Thc delegates, to tho State convention spoke in onthuaias tie terms' of the hospitality tendered tbvm by -th? d\ly of Florance. * Planeta? Por Another Election. A call waa issued yesterday for a meeting ot the etty Democratic execu tive committee and it r*as hoon an nounced that thia molting will be held tomorrow- morning at 0 o'clock in the offices of a.-Cullen Sullivan. /The com. miltee ia to bo reorganized at this meeting , and tho plans will be made for holding the next election for muy or and aldermen. ?4-" ? ' i' i ' i i' ' .i ; i i L Boy Scouts F"?. ;* Burnett. *eere;sry ?t tao Y. M. C. A.,'has.undertaken the work cf organising't!:c hoya of the city, into a boys' scout company on accou?ut ot thu approaching Confederate reunion. Ho .has gathered around him. sonic manly young follows who will give their time ta making Siai-py the old sbldiers who will visit Anderson at that time. It was decided Isst night to 1 Unit tho ?ompeny" membership to 16. The fol owing live wir?B have been chosen: Thomas Campbell. Ernest Geer, Da. ?id l/igon, ion; italics, rodd Harton,. William Martin. Bortanv' McCown, Montague. Bower. Cal Harris, Jim Dan iel, James Paget. John Will Robinson, Prank Wllhlte; Andrew Hood.' I-awt?nf Langston. The shevo nam-isJ' rwei? I enrolled last night. . One other boy was voted on and hbr nomo will, bo arc uouncod later If ho accepts. ?LITTLE BA? HAS HIHTOU? Staile from the ( loin Bf? I- nriiKare i*J . Mexican ?'a*tle ta 1M?, .Ma*. J. Olin Sanders, deputy sheriff im? in his possession a little beg, which has ah interesting history. Thc bag was made hy deputy Sanders' sec ond cousin fha late Wash Sanders of Fairfield county, who was a soldier in the Mexican war in 1846. Wash Ban der? secured the cloth from which tho bag waa made off of tome furniture which he found in a Mexican castle oiler he and hK comrades had tun nelled through the thick wall to at tack '.?' bunch of Mexicans. Atter put ting tho Mexicana to route Mr. Sa? iders along with many of his comrades went Into the castle and appropriated as souvenirs and for use some of thc ?cloth which was being used to protect etc". 7 Z" ' Mr. Sanders1 used'his portion of the cloth to make a small bag io which he carried his corfe? through the re maining months of service before the ead came. He came back to htsjioreo liJiM^^a^wows'^l^^'^'^^'g-^ died bejtt?o tb? war wai fiaslly^enfied*. Besides bringing back the HUle red bog. Mr. Sanders also bi ought. from Merion with him ? ?og of ordinary ?v?igrw, bot watch hod become att ached to him. The dodi's hame was "Mex" deriving lu name from a con traction of the name of t *e country from whence {te was brought. Mr, danders was a first cousin of I Mrs. Ll?x|e Sander?, mother of dop IHEa^HHBBHIMNnl A. A. Br53lo th: city yeaten business. Shorifr Joe M. H. tarduy in Creenwoo .?03?. ..;^.,y?j/^*Jra Mr. and Mrs. Waterloo. have beer days in tfce city. L. K. Green of Cl eity.yoaterdoy, a gui hotel. E. B. Tuyloy^ ?y mon from, Gaffney. terday. > >{'. ? Charlea A. .] Greenville was In or a few, boura on Tl Wharton of sending a few waa in the ie Chiquola traveling city yea hariottc waa timons mo visitors w ?pena yesterday in the etty. fa C. Marrhr.li 1 speeding a fow da buslnoss. F Ai Bice of H1?3 last night, a -guss hotel. anburg .is ie city on In the city i Chiquola J. a. Cromer of Spartunbura waa In thc city^ yesterday .on tininess. mW?j&* Ferguson o?. Charlo't? ?pent a few hours io Anderson yesterday. George Riclmnls'SHHfll^NorTis of ' Hartwell. Ca., hare been ?pending a ' few days tri the cltipHtfe W. O. Ma j Kinney on Fant slr.. 1 j J.e. UiUtncr of ilonea Path spent j part of yeaterduy in tho city on bust Miss Vina Patrick il in 5j;nriauburg where'she ls attend!. ?val. Mr*. F. S. Rodger* of 0!:arlc?ton is spending a few day:- ic tl?! city, tho guest of Mrs. W. W. Chisholm. Mr. John H. Earle of Greenville spent yesterday ii: Anderten un busi Mrv lt. E. Upon and-M?S May Idg one are in Spartai, where they are attending the Music festival. eoeoosoouwi?ouoooeo1 o - . Mather'-; \m?> O gjS c o o o o e o o fi o p ll a o o o o I Mother's Hay will be celebratei doy by tbs Cradle Roll departir. ? the Sunday-School o? The mother of jv. cradle roll tr invited amt urged T present at th* MtMc^i?sSr ?ster lng at 9 & Snlliv wary ni 6EN?INE60QD TIMEj CROUP I MET IN THIS CITYl YESTERDAY GREENVILLE NEXT \bout 100 Banker?, Representing j 24 Institutions, Were In An derson Yesterday About loo banker? ' came to Ander-1 soo yesterday for tho meeting of Group; 1 'of the South Carolina Rankers As sociation and 'tiley had a royal good lime ' during their stay In this city. A majority of the bankers reached the [city at noon and from that time on Lhere ttaa not a moment during the day when some event of Interest was not no i p.i? on. Group .1 is composed of Anderson Greenville, Oconee and Pit-kegs coun ties and lt meets twice a year. The meeting yesterday ?MS called to cro>r at 3:30 o'clock in the rooms ut the Anderson chamber of commerce. B. I). Gossett. the chairman of this group, waa unable to be present op account of the fact that ono of his children waa critically ill and the chair was occupied hy Arthur L. Mills or tan Fourth National Hank of Green ville. Dr. W. II. Frazer, pastor of tho Fir.it Presbyterian church of Anderson del Ivorod tho Invocation following ? hieb Mayer Leo G. Mollentan, .presi dent of the People Bank of Anderson, delivered an address cf welcome oa be half of thc city of Anderson and Ander son's banks. Mayor tta?leman said that he hoped the sroo.o would again como to Anderson ?a soon na lt could bo arranged. ; '-. V v ' < _'? Tho roll -.viii bv fcfce s rotary1 shewed tliat 21 hunMn^ institutions-in the counties ii3P.i?*l had raprvscntativ. cs present. The 'minutes of thc last meeting, hold In Greenville, wore rend and approved, foll, wing which the flection of o ulcera for the ensuing term was taken up? Ti ls resuHed;aa follows: <!hftlrm:.:i. A i.. MM?? ?* Glenville; Vl?e-Chairm&tt, Walter Greer of Belton; Secretary, J. E. Wakefield of Piedmont. The next question taken up was the selection cf a meotin? plaoe for Mo-' vcmber. Mayor Holleman on the part nf A TI tii_.rui\TI lnx*i*n/_ thn l_Jv'l-^ tr\ r-J.t M rr\ to this city and Mr. Bent? io bf Green ville invited the groiip 'o.conio to his city. The body unanimous]v a-oept-' cd the invitation tendered liy Green-' ville and th-? next meeting will be i hold there in November. The Chatr-' man explained that Mr. Colwell of New- York city, on the program for un dress, had tsiograpjed his regrets at being unable to attend the meeting. Ho had only time enough to get from New "York to Atlanta, where ho Is to eddrsEs tho Georgia Bankers A3-| iodation today. Mr. McAdam* of: Richmond', ahm en-the- program fer an {. Address, wai? detained in Richmond and could-not bs present but sent a splendid paper on '*The Effect that Recent Moasures Will Have on Tho Banks." This paper was naad before the body by Mr. Beattie of Greenville and made a deep impression. Dr. Smith cf Easley, wlio was another cji-aker for the occasion, was also ab. sent, although tho body had expected until the last minute that the Easley man would bo present., Lewis W. Tark.-2r.0f Greenville was Intrcduc-ed to the body and he receiv ed a warm welcome. Mr. Parker dis cussed thc question "The Duke Ware house Plan" Sud those who beard his talk-.yesterday pronounced lt splen did. Mr. Parker succeed in giving his . boorers a clearer insight into the Duke plan than any cf them had ever en tertained- Thy* speakers began < by saying that he was happy to see so many - ftho younger hankers i:i at-j tendant.: _ at tho meeting and taking 1 such an active part in th? affairs of plan in regard to warehouses was nothing new, that it was merely framed in ?orno new clothes and that it was the same system as prat ticed is f?rmig? coiiiiiriea for acme j ears. He pointed lo the fact that some such system for tho South ls a necosBltv, 1 showing that the exposure to Hip c\U . mate hero is Injurious to the colton,! not only from the farmer's standpoint j but al??? . from tho mill man's yic.v poinL He said that Piedmont cotton was a*,good'as any In the world and pointed out'th ut lt was vastly super ior to the cotton of the low country, at the samo thre emphasising thaJL the Piedmont farmers should be quick to see the value of the Duke pian, fie said that it was a difficult undertaking for any. Southern community to take care of ita financial obligations dur ing the season when the cotton is be; (tog marketed, all at once as ls tho case at present. He pointed to the fact that the banks of tnt? section hare to pay out frot? $$M00 to fiOO.O?O per day to th? farmers and ?aid that with such conditions lt worked a ha*d. ship on the country to take care of the crop. Ile explained the liuka ulan U tte following manner: That lt merely proposes take over tho present warehouses y^yS. by the mil!.*_ ! splendid system o? warehouses all ov? er tho country. The plan provide? for O^?n?*^^ rovwS^nst! while the r?t?ai?? sentad by tba wai roqui;ed sum of money equivalent ic ? ibe value of tb? cotton at a low rate >f intercut, tomo time? aa low ?a two ind three-fourths per cent.. .This ls upon the basis, of strong credit as- * aisling weak credit. The speaker aaid that he consid ered the scheme to be a gerat one and that ita originator, J. ll. Duke, was % great man for having thought on } tlie happy idea aad bringing it to thia country. He said that Mr. Duke bi tho greatest merchant that America has c produced in a generation. t Mr. Parker said that bo believed 1 the Duke plan would prove to be a 1 magnificent 'relief, to the industrial .1 tiouses of the South and pointed out -J that, when the new plan went into execution the manufacturing plants of Q tho South would be able to keep their < money in their own local banks. A member of visiting bankers were lnvit?d to address the meeting, among these being D. Aj Augustine of Rich- i mond; A. K: Parker of Richmond; Mr. Terrell of Richmond and Thomas Hilt ? of Baltimore. Each of these gentle men made comments on the growth of > the? Piedmont section of South Caro lina and Mi-; Hilt 'made a number of complimentary .references to Ander son's growth since bia last visit. <H. H. Watkins urged the bankers to all give ciose study to the new "No gotlabVe Instruments Law" now in ef fect in thia State, and told his hear ers that this law wao ot great import ance. Ivy Mautdin, State Bank Examiner, assured the group that he waa happy over being preseut and aaid that no sot ot bankers fn the Stat? could surpass those .of group 1 for real ability and elle! ency. Thomas Davis cf tho Peoples Bank of Greenville presented a petition urg ing that J. W. Norwood, president of the Norwood National Bank of Green ville be appointed as a director In the Class A. Federal Reserve < Bank of Richmond and the resolution as fol lowed was unanimously adopted': .'Tile Federal Ressrve Bank o"f Rich mond will serve th? States of North end South Carolina, and will be call ed on from time to time to discount paper originating in these two States! Manifestly lt would be to the advan tage of the district for the Reserve Bank when in the market for commer cial paper to give preference to such paper originating in its own district. We ' therefore believe that one of the directors elected to serve' shoulrf h? familiar wita conditions and credits in ?he lower section of the district. "Considering Iiis many fine quali ties as a man, his clear Judgment and large experience in business and 11 nsaclal matters, it ie the opinion of this meeting that no man ls more ably ntiod to serve as a director m ^rtass A of: the Federal FJaserve Bank of Richmond than Mr. J. W. Norwood', President of the Norwood National Bank Greenville. C. There ls prob-, ably no banker in North cr South Carolina -whose knowledge of business conditions, judgment as to the* val?e of eve;y type of collateral and wide business acquaintance, better fits him t0 represent the interests of the mem ber bents. , "Beliovtus- tiiat Mr. Norwood is well qualified to serve as a director in this Fjglcnai aBhk, we,. '.'><; numbers of '<&ou Noft it ur^?gnj3uia3y - endorse bim as a" member in Class A of tho Board of Directors of thc Federal Re serve Bank or Richmond, and wo urg? aM ra?m-ber1 banks to instruct thelr'el eeters f> Vote for him in this connec tion." In addition tb this, on motion of Col. Watkins, a committee con sis tins of Chairmen Milis, B. B. Gossett and J. E. Wakefield was appointed to 'use personal efforts in having Mr. Nor A number of announcements were made by Mayor Holleman, following which en adjournment took place at fi :30 o'clock. Numerous automobiles bAd been furnished by the people of Anderson and the visitors ?ere car ried' cn a tour of the. city, j All tho points cf interested in and around An forsou were pointed Out and for an hour the bankers had a delightful time. BANQUET TO COME. The buffet supper at Maple hall last night was one of the most enjoyable affairs ot its kind ever held In An dersen.? Pil?tes had been provided for 100' and every, chair wus Ailed, notwithstanding th? fact that a few Of the'visiting bankers had -al--cady c?~p^ri-i^ci ter* ?iic*?" ?"j-w ?* ?c-*** Le? G. Holleman presided in hi? usual happy manner and made every one of the via Hors feel thoroughly at home in the first few minutes. - The supper Waa served by Andrew King natl Mr. King acquitted himsoll tn fine elyl'). Numborn of tho .visitor* said that they hud never enjoyed a supper of this kind moro than they did the - occasion iu?t ri?shi. * A number of extemporaneous ad dresses were heard during the even ing, among those speaking being: R E. Ligon of Anderson, Crsig Mitchell ot Philadelphia, Z. V. baylor of Char lotte, W. F. Augustin*;- ot Riehmond L" F. Terrell of Richmond. W. S. Lee of Charlotte, A. L. Mills of Creon ville and Capt. I. M. Mauldln, State Bank Examiner. ' I^Tha' suppor war completed ? aiicrtl) before 9 o'clock and ever'/ ?nan ir attendance expressed himself ss bav in enjoyed the visit to Anderson. Mos of tnt delegates left on the !? o'cl?Cl train for their homes, although a fevi remained in'the city ?or* tho night ant these will depart, thia morning. last year^ '?lr! i*e ".aaa an special train over t ive Piedmont a nt Northern to bria? 4l*e : editors''am day ? during the annual''outing.. Ta* B uou ...THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. VII EN THE GIRLS JOINED TH*5 FOBCE-: Nestor. A aide splitting 2 reel omedy. See tbe girls BS cops. They vrve Tango teas lu jail, and everyv tody wanto, their tn rm > lengthened1. Maturing Rddlo Lyon sj Victoria Ford, .<.?. Morea and Stella Adams. . IUBBFB MitpRisB Royal. Another good comedy. WURTH KEEL TO BE SELECTED .omlng tomorrow ^DOLORES D'AR 1DA or the Lady pf (Sorrow* 2 root Ol Bison. Mclean dr?ma.' !, Coming SnfMiy -WON IN TH? "LOUDS" Universal Special feature Phe moft thrilling sensation evor ihown in this . house. Also "THE LION* with Wjrren )? Kerrigan and 'OUR MUTUAL GIRL" No. 13. ELECTRIC ... THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. I'llEASURE- ISLAND Warner feature. A marvelous 3 .eel production of Robort Louts Ktov mron's famous novel. A romance of fold seeking pirates. It bristles with brilin. Son-the-pirate ship ami attack m thc stockade.. Don't-miss it.. PEXAS BILL'S "LAST RAID- fc Majestic. " A ?tr?ng two r?el weelg ii Coming tomorrow ' THE PASSIN? ft IZZY* Keystone comedy. 4 REELS-1 Oe. I Mutual Movies Make Tina*' Flyl"! ; . .-AV,;;. PALMETTO niE RISE OP OFFICER CASEY Imbin drama. IN THE OLD ATTIC .'VUagraph. drama. Featuring Charles Kent and Charlotte Do Felice, rho old attic brings back to his grand ' r*lild nnri hlu dnujrlit?ir-?n^lnw th? ltyatt io hud denied his son. The moral Is plain and far reaching. , SAWDUST AND SALOME- '? . VUagraph comedy, r? Featurin^Norma Talmadge and Loa Delaney. Arrogant pretension ana teock modesty are exposed by soda] linwthw'iwiiilmiiifn'g\\\mhitwiimtMtm leavor wins the love and ro?poct, the former would destroy. FOURTH REEL TO BE SELECTED Coming Friday, the fourth Install ment or "THE PERILS OF PAl?S?OT* 4 Big Reels-10c '.V:; THE MA??'THATPUT TAB #Q*R i Mtr i Sunday, May IO Scad flowers to Mother, er wear i hem in honor of her memory. ir miles away send mother a rtuwer^ram, mm WMi ?S3 Marshall Atenu?. Phone ?52L. Weaber* of fiorUts Telegraph . ' B???ery, I UMBRELLAS For your on for se* yt?? 1 $1.00 Water-Proof and Sun-Proof Aindc?*.***?.1 B?edday B1?V