The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, August 30, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
The Luncheonette
(Next Door to New Bridge)
Select Norfolk Oysters
will he served from
Today on .
Try Us For a Delicious Stew
Or a Ta?ty Fry
EXCURSION I
Atlanta 9 Ga. I
-.AND
Birmingham, Ala. I
i VIA "
Southern Ry. 1
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOI TH
In connection with Blue Ridge H. R. SB
Thursday, Sept, 3rd, 1914 I
FROM-Greenville, Greenwood, Abbeville, Anderson,
Westminister, ?nd ail in te rmediate ^points, on the follow
ing schedule and Excursion Fares: H
mm
Train No. 16-rRonnd Trip Excursion Fare Atlanta Birmingham
I Lv. Greenwood .r-ri.10:16 a. m. 3.O0.6.00
" Hodges.10:34 a. m. 3.t?0.. 0.00 ~B
" 'Abbeville. 9:10 a| m.3.00..*....6.00
" Shoals Jct. ..'.10:47 a. m. 3.00.. 6.00
" Donalds,.....10:63 a.m....... 3.00.6.00
" Hone? Path _11:05 a m.3.00.6.30
Ar. Belton .1.11:22 a. m.. 3.00....6.00
Lv. Belton ...11:22 a.m....... 3,00.... 6.00
" Anderson .v... ..11:60 a. m..^ .... 3[00....6.00
" Antun....12:18 p.m..._2.75^.5 75
" Pendleton .12:26 p.m.. 2.75...6/75 B
Ar. Seneca . .~.J5 p. m.-.?rr-*- EM
B. R. R. No. 84 I
Lv. WalhaUa .:ll:4fl-a. m ....-.. 1.75.....-:6.76
" Westunion .11:45 a. ra!..2.76.5.75
Ar.-Seneca .12:06 p. m.......-.-.
Ar. Atlanta .3:55 p. m. (CT). Bi
Lv. Atienta .N4:10 p.m. (CT).
Ar Birmingham lOtOO p. m _ ? Bl
...Excursion tickets will bc god only going ea special train
and regular trains to connect, with special '.... as mentioned
j above. ._-? ? ?,_'_ J
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EXCURSION TICKET? WILL BB GOOD REVUBNlNG AS. |
FOLLOWB: \ B
TO ATLANTA: Returning on ali regular trains except At- I
Jania Special and New York-New Orleans Limited Noa. lat and BB
2nd 38. to reach original starting point by midnight, Monday,
September 7, 1911. Bi
TO BIRMINGHAM< Retrning sa all regalar .tratas ex, M
copi Atlanta Special and New York-New Orleans Limited. Nog. mk
IUI and 2nd SS, to reach original starting ~j*nt by midnight;
Tuesday. $cpt 8, 1914. B
_^ OPPORTUNITY IT
To visit A? lan tn. tho Metropolis of the South and Birming
ham, tba Pittsburg ci the South. Attractive ?*ibor Dar celebra- ?51
Wt tlons In Atlanta and Blrmlngnani. BI
i ~ 2 EYEBALL GAMES 9
? AT ATIRANTA WITH MONTGOMERY, SEPTEMBER 8.4-5..
M AT BIRMINGHAM WITH NASHVILLE. SEPTEMBER 7, B
m (two games)_' __'._ Ba \
I Five Pay? in Arianta~-Six in Birmingharri ? I
fl l or further Information apply to llcket agents or Bj
I VYr E. McGEE, A. G. P. A, Columbia, B
? JR. ANDERSON, Sot B, R. H. R. Andersen. B
YT. R, TABER, T. P. A. Greevllle, B
RETURNS TO PSION.
? . .
James Sims. Surrender*, to. Sheriff
Pent.
Union. Aug. id.-James Sim', who
Vltled .? ?*e<?r*? 1" tb'rt ce?erttv 24 veaen
ago named Zachariah. Riggs, return
ed toHhe city yeste??iy ?nd surren
dered hJaseJf. to Sheriff Pant, rf* yul
In nil probability be tried at thc next
term of the criminal court.
Mr. Sims it very well known In
Union and ts connected with sOnflL
of the most prominent families hejBft
Ho lr a hrorhor of Dr. Sims ol Whit-1
' mire and n brother-in-law -of Judgo
,W. W. Johnson of Otis' etty.
UNCOMMON ITEMS.
Queen Mary finally caw a demon
Ht ration of the Tango and at once she
liked it. T
Fat man in New Vcrk who tri?! to
cut bis throat was roi able to get
through the rolls o? the fat on lits
neck.
_ *v
P?dilp XOmen. a New York pos'al
. Icrk, when arrested, raid that lie
only pilfered letters when he smoked
cigarettes.
Wood alcohol again. Two died and
one was blinded of a party of five who
drai.k wipe purchased from au cast
side grocery in Now York city.
Dr. Lou's .Brocq. In thc l'a ris Med
ical Bulletin, says that women aro
deteriorating ar a result of the pres
ent day- "emancipation " Too much
brain work.
New York police, with character
istic modesty, arrested a humber of
men fullv dressed in bathing suits be
cause they were a block awav from ?
the beach, op their way to their ho
tels.
l/cprosy ip increasing tn tue Culled
States, according to Dr. W. C. Ru-kcr,
assistant surgoon general of thc
Tiiited States Public Health Service.
He advocates a federal leprosarium
fdr their care.
Infant Incubators have been more
.?i a failure than a ruecesn, according
to Dr. E. Chap?n, of New York, who
says that out o? 150 cases In his per
sonal experience he has hud not one
satisfactory result.
Dr. Duncan McDougall. Havorhill,
Mar*}., sajra be hus weighed a human
?cul, and "that lt wclgns three-quar
ters of an'nunco He ouKiit to try poets
nnd new-thought ladies who spccial
'.'c Iff soul-culturo.
Pellagra in tho South is threading.
Now said to he betyeep ."ii.OOu and
T.'i.nno cares. Q? inore than S.00?- cusr-s
t tidied by .tho" robert fy Thompson
Pellagra rbmfnlsMon, . 2? per >ccnt
havo proven fatal.
Dr. Michael F. Barrett. Philadel
phia, believes.hechas found the gorra
cruising pyorrhea, an organism sim
ilar to a germ.associated with dysen
tery. Says that EmUipp, a* component
part of ipecac, ls' a cure.
Wa-be-ne-geW-wes.' or words to that
effect, sometimes called .lohn Smith
once a chief' of the Chippewa In
dians, is said to bo 128 years old.
Government records^soem to v.iuch
-for this exlBtohce as a bt?y Tili years
?go. .,
Jaes Sturglll, of Sergeant. Ky.. 16
your? old. is 5 feet.* ll i)Inches tall,
we>ghr. 409 pounds, and ?s? ?till grow
ing. Harry Lowie, Philadelphia'," 13
ycBrs old. started'to'taln** fT^h '"fe
coBtly, now weighs ino nounds, and
is growing Urger every day.
riaarntte 'smoVlna ?mon?: women
ind girls at Kt. Louis, har donWnd ir.
''f?lf a year, according to the t'ndlnsrs
of tho Pt. Loni* ?rand fcirv, which is
inquiring into the sale of cigarettes
to minor*. Popular among wealthy
ind society women.
Dr. Oscar H. Allis, addressing the
PwnrteaVL- Arthooedi". Association of
PhiDvdelnbla, says that "It is . a -j-i
e'nnlc crime to send children to
Behool liefore the age ot ten years,
".nder tb*?t se* th? fixed oorltlon at
the uchool desk nftcn causes serious
spinal curvature." s
Two-year-Aid Johanna Wlgaors.
*U Fast 2Rth street, New York city.
?vi- round, to Ki the ttrtxn h.ihv at the
Dis Baby WVek coooUtlon. trettlim n
rstlnr nf mint? on h**r jeorn
??nrd. She is twonty-olrht months old.
T. 1 9 ir>?hn?? b'ch. and weighs 83
pounds, 14 ouncoa.
Prof. J. M. tj?Hay?; mt th? Academy
?? Medicine, Paris, said that TO
fafigue Increase* Mood "Vessnre more
4th-rt te'tv?dr<>l fat I ru?. Ois* tbe. meri
-t Vorker. I? real'v more fa ti cu cd by
?us dav's work, nnd that In bb?, ea??
'arlee** or. raPnT tn worV bar"" ftja??
tested by tho state of his blood
prosr.ure.
Considerable interest aroused In
New York over. Abe .tajtlng nffeet nf
ihn Boylan antl-dru* law ort Jolv 1st.
Ti,?t inw nrobiblts th? sale of heblt
formicg drug?, except under rigid
Renditions, rcinlrin? nhrskHses pre
srHD?"on??. to be verified, osreful rec
ord Vof sales, names' ?fd addr*?se? of|
"..r-hnaor and physician, and other
similar restrictions. I
Clubwomen iir.^nihlid .st the f?fen-J
nial Convention of the Oenemt Fnd
Firstlen M Women's Clubs. In .Chicago,
protested against" modern fashions,
"specially agatnrt sV?rts that "cover
but do not conceal." as tondlnx to
designed for the demi-monde of Paris.
rt VOR noticed, however.- that tbe
'wantiful younu women in the con
-?nfon won the f?rVonsV."e stv??.??
Meanwhile the president of the Na
tional Ladles' Tailor Association, end
m?nv women nhysirlan? defend and.
highly praise the prevailing moder, j
,. Two se'entlflc man hava - recent Iv {
Rls'faeo to hsv#? discovered *he sanfet
nf the control nf sex; in part, at least.
Dr. Oscar Bidden, of the experimental
[?volution rtntion of the Carnegie .In-j
stltute, hus experimented' with doyes.'
pigeons and froga, : believing that tim
sex could be influenced.' Dr. Israel
f?rzm, of the Medlco-Cblrurgtcal .Hos-)
altai at Philadelphia, has two theo-1
rles, one that on agrees ot nourish
moni ls eoBduetve to the hirth of fi
n?ale children, and the other that the
mpra-renal glande have much to do,
with lt. so that when tho prospective
mother is stimulated by the ?drotnln
irai ion. of iielthin with the extract
mr "-renal glands ot eheep, wales
ure likely to '?.? produced.
8CE.\^ FROM
"qpil?? WOLF." a pictur'xatlou of
? thc great play by Bugr ic Wal
ter, ls'ready for relea- Till*
wojJUffrful success)-nf the k" t?mate
Btuge has Ulineil perfectly and ls well
acted throughout.
fin ????& Shadow of Disgrace." by
Blchnrd ifid^fly/ln two paris. Beth is
madly In love with Nora, tr ho ls with
out a doubt tho prettiest Kiri In the
village. Norah spurned Seth's love
for that of Arthur Maitland. They are
merrel ly married, and Maitland leaves
for India. Seth Intercepts Arlhur's let
ters, and thc gossips get busy.
Anent the Mexican situation. ''The
Little Houtte In the Vnil.y" will prove
a big drawing .?.-ml. No attempt ls
made to prodbce linttle scenea, hut the
Mexican hriguudi. Ogurc prominently.
Winifred Greenwood plays the lead
and !s ably supported by Kd Coxen.
George Field and William Bertram.
WHY 'THE ?HELLO (?I It LS" DIE
BEFORE THEIR TIME.
Answers In Giving "Information" to
Subscribers to the Telephone.
Southern Telephone' News.
Here are soma questions asked the
Birmingham, Ala., Information clerks
on a busy day:
Subscriber usked for party; said
she didn't know, lita Initials or ail-,
drer.r "You'll remember ho's the ono!
who lost his wife n allc-Yt lime ugo." |
Subscriber daliel"'complaint ''and
wanted to know if that was the "Kick.
lng Department."
A little bov wanted .thc number of
thc shoo shop that tl oil a monkey on
thc wagon. *'ir< i\l
. JV^?ffav
"Information, will you please giro
the number of a ooldrid mau In Enn
ley by tho name of John?"
"Information;"'plo?lBd'?ivc mc Flor
Bnce'r telephone.
"Information, please/ give mo :.ula
Iones' number. She used to bo Lula
lone:;, but she run away and married
in i 1 don't exactly ksww her name
BOW." 1
; . - .
A negro woman said: "Please tell
?tube to. dbmc out tev'thy house About
joven-thirty.' You'k.-.'tfwV'he Just come
>ut of the 'Big Rock"fhls afternoon."
? .?
"Please give me Mrs, Williams'
lumber. She Is tho widow woman'who
ivos around the comer."
"Please give roe. Urn humber of a
ndy who has ? store orf'the corner of
^vrr.t;.'" ? and- T^cntw-f-enrtl! ?Irent,
fler'first name ic Miss Faunie, but I
lon't know what tho rest of it io "
"Information, I want Mr. Keyser,
ie ny es'ut ibo grave yard?"
"Please glye .rae, tho number of
Dago Jake's' fruit ' Bt?hd In Pratt!
31t.y.;* . t
"Pl?asc gtvC me tho number pf that
adored woman that Uvea at/' Parker
Springs."
''? . . " i i--.'-:. , '.
A man called Complaint ami said:
'Plear.e send the undertaker out to
A--.- It died this afternoon."
"Pleeso give the temperature or
ho weather."
"I dont know his initials, but his
lame is WTlllam T."
"I'm calling Irene you know she
Ives nest door to you all."
"Hello, could you tell me If Bess
" dash one is a railroed office?"
"old subscriber he didn't want daa><
ine. but ring one, and he said: "Well,
hts' lr the first time In my life that
er heard of a dash moaning ring."
for ?v<i?t> rain. >i
"Information, I don't want you i
old that operator I wanted Mrs. John
Vade. Her. number is torn ont of my
took, but she certainly Ought to have
enso enongh to ring her after I told
?;r who I war.ced."
"Informai?m, csu you tell me how
he fight came out to?tay between Jack
ohnron and Moron ?"
"Give me Berney on 8ixth avenue. I
lout know tba other, part of her
lame."
--71
"Information, please give me the
lumber of the dead ex-post master's
rlio who lives on Sixth avenue."
v .; .r.> . ?
"Information, could yon tell me If
fr. E. El Spencer ls a member of tho
Irst Presbyterian church.!"
. Subscriber asked
George Forgotus."
"Iiiformation, my trunk ls si tho
'THE WOLF."
I In "Tho Polo Champions." ibo Bog'
llsh polo team, ?>f which tho D?ke of
j Mike mid tho Euri of Jake aro mein
liera, challenges Foxy Bean, manager
<>f Ute American polo team, to u ebnu'.
ploushlp uame.
Through the superior plating of tlio
Duke of .Mike mid the Euri of .lake
the Britishers win. Hut tho Ameri
cans resent what surely seems unfair
methods mid a "free for nil" resulta.
The Britishers are saved by a number |
of American heiresses.
"Polly nt tho Helm." eleventh page
In the active life of "Dolly of the I mi
llos," by Acton Davies. Both the Com
et's managing and city editors were
taken from their office on account of
sickness. Shortly ufter they left word
was received of a large fire-and an ex
cursion boat disaster. The masterful
way lu which Dolly bandies these sit
uations only add'< more to ber long list
of creditable n.-'.levemente.
MARKET REPORT
COT SEED OID
New Yor, Aug. 29.-Tho cotton seed
oil market was little easier at tho
start owing to tondors of 1,800 Sep
tember notices, but rallied on iv newed
buying on the firmness in the lard
market. Closing prices were 1 point
net lower lo 3 points higher.
The market closed steady. 8pot
680 a 65; September G79 a 80; October
678 a 79; November 656 a 58; Decem
ber 668 a 60.
FINANCES
Now York, Aug. 29.-The statement
of thc avcrago condition of the clear
ing house banks .and '.rust cpmpanies
for the week shows that thc cash re
serve increased 18,682,900, still leaving
a deficit of $2,857,000 below thc legal
requirements.
Thc statement followu:
. Average condition: . -. -
Loans $2,127,667,000; decrease $1.359,
000. Specie (317,937,000; increase
$5576.000. Legal tenders $76,243,000; lt
Incroaso $1,010,000. *Not dep?sitos 11
$1,902,704,000; decrease $9.846,000.
Circulation $103,157.000; increase $14,
618,000.
Bank's cash reserve in vaults $67,
489,000.
Aggre;teti <jasn $33,180.000.
Deficit cash reservo $23367,000.
I Increase $8,862,900.
Trust' company's re?c-rvc with the
clearing house membors carrying 25
ncr cent, cash reserve $53,307,000.
Summary of state hanks and trust
cmpanies lb groater. New York not in
cluded in clearing house statemont.
Loans and investments $570,145,800;
decrease $1,918.500. Gold $41,320,600.
decrease $518,500. Currency and
bank notes |iz,5?y,t.' J; increase $aa.
100.
Total dc ?i iwi ts $631,810,900; decrease
$2.298,300.
N Y COTTON
Noifr York, Aupg. 29.-The tenden
cy to increase estimates of the cotton
crop was encouraged her today by tin
pubL; rtlon of private reports Indicat
ing un average condition of 77.6 per
cent arralnst 71.4 last year. No fresh
feature was reported 1n the situation
here regarding old contracts, but ?he
Liverpool delegation arrived according
to schedule and next week's confer
ences are expected to have an impor
Bruce Harper baa roturned to the
exchange. Manchester reports that
uncertainty au to ?he duration of the
Moratorium is restricting business,
but that sales aro somewhat larger
?nd payments more satisfactory.
L?atlon, and I want to know how to
Set lt."
"Information, please give Garbage
Can Information. I want to find out
ibout my garbage can."
"What Is the. date? I haven't a cal
zndaf where I am."
"Information, give. me the number
af the lady who lives on Seventeenth
street. Her name is Alice bomcthlng."
"Information, glvo me the key
Lurner at the City Hall. I want to aee
If my husband is in jail."
"Please give mo Min* Addia's nttm
l>er on Seventeenth a'veujio 1 don't
know the rest of ber nano "
"i want that Greek'* nuniiie> tivor
jn the South Side.'
"Information. ?lv.> me Josephine's
lumber on Avenue G."
"Information, give me Mr. Sjonry's
lumber. I don't know all his name,
>ut be's got a sou named' Harry."
Told a partj a number was Usted b
>n page 98 and be aald: "Ninety days,!
resin." *
,P
"Please give mo Ute number ot that
muse on the South Bessemer car line,
don't know the pwne."
BESSIE LEARN.
Winsome little B?sale Lonni ls tin
bright pa rt Uti lar stur vf tho hspp.i
love comedy which alway* comen lUii
nil right and uiake* everybody feei
happy. Miss Learn luis probably p'uv
i'd more roles of th!? sort thu: aiy
other Ulm favorite.
"The Adventure of the Ahscutmind
ed Professor." hy Frederic A m nhl
Kummer. . Professor Harper's asl.inv
Octavius to learn who stole hi* an
tiquea was nu innovation. All r-nni"
liefore were aeelileutal. Arriving a:
the sc ene of the crime lie hid. with flo
knowledge of the professor only, who
left uuex'iectedly. The supposed eui
prit enters-n struggle- Octavius I
held captive until the professor returns
FUGITIVE TELLS
HIS EXPERIENCES
Germans Treated Prisoners In An
Inhuman fVH&nner After Cap
ture of Louvain
(By Associated Press.)
Amsterdam, Aug. 29.-The Ito sen
Jual correspondent of the Hendelsblad
Interviewed a fugitive from Louvain
who gave his experience in that city.
Monday evening, he seid, gun firing
suddenly resounded in the streets, i
tlid not know its meaning, but sr.ne
lectured that the German troops bad
li red upon each other. The Germans,
however, insisted that the uhott bad
been fired by the inhabitants and that
several soldiers had been killed.
-Tho 'act is that throughout the night
heavy field guns bombarded the town,
destroying many houses. We sought
shblter in a cellar and at daybreak we
prepared for flight. We hurried to
the. railway station whore the refu
gees wore parted, the mon being plac
3d on one side and Ibo women and
children on tho other side of thc eta
lion square. Near thc statue Of il on.
Van de Weyor, In front pf the station
we saw bodies of six burghers who
tad been shot.
The town waa nov; a flaming mass.
f\t last, escorted by thc Oerman sol
liers we walked to Camponhout,
where wc, witnessed tho shooting of
?even pr:ests in u group.
Our party of 73. handcuffed like wo
vorc crim?nale, was locked in a
murch. Additional prLonora arrived
it intervals. Outside the lamenta
mos of the women and children
iroso. Within thc church an im
?rl*?OTicd prie? .ave absolut!"**
When we left the building Campen
?out was burning florcely. Wc were
old that we would be freed but Wo
mist return to Louvain. Returning
o that city. I was once moro taken a
>risoner and given in front of thc
lerraan soldiers' across tho country
vi ? hon t rest or -food and used with thc
itber prisoners . as a cover for thc
roops.
When we arrived within a short dls
nnce of the Belgian outposts, I re
el ved permission to go my own way.
arrived at Matines proceeding on a
nllltary train to .Antwerp. I am un
iware of what has become of my wife
md children. All my valuables were
ajeen from nie. I was told that the
lurgomnster and a number of prom
ue nt me" of Louvain wore shot. The
Itv has neon cut off from communi
cation with the outside.
[he Day In Congress
_
Washington, Aug. 26.-Senate met
it ll a. m.
Confirmed nomination of Attorney
isneral McReynolds to the suprema
.unid .uni che nominal iou ni T?MIIMH?
rV. O re ?cory to be attorney genorr.l.
Amonded contempt sect'ons of thr
?layton anti-trust bill to provide Jury
r?ate for government actions.
Recessed at 4:10 p. m. :o .1 a. m.
donday.
House met at noon.
Administration war risk bill came
ip for vote.
Consideration of bill to create a
lorchant marino continued in com
iT'ttee.
Passed war risk insurance bill With
mendmenta 230 to 58.
'Adjournment 5:30 p. m. to noon on
fonday.
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.IV COTTON
I.'vorDonI, Aug. 29.-Cotton Ipot
nchanged; no sales. Receipts 1,000
ales including 800 American.
ION ON CALL
New York, Aug. 29.-Mefcaatllo
aper 7.
Sterling exchange nominal; Cables
D8; demand'607; bar eilyer 63.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
SAYRE * BAUD WIN .
ARCHITECTS .
Birrin?) Bldg. Anderson, 8. C. .
Clllzcnn National Bank Bldg. .
Uallegh, N. &
CAliEY A ?'AKT .
ARCHITECTS .
At;d?rn?;R, H. C. SSS* &
Brown Office Building' - ,*
Second Floor, rhone i!6t ?
. T. Frank Watklaii Saat L. ft?.?
WATKINS A FRI NCR > .
A Horm sys and t'ounsellnr-atLaw *
lat Floor Blcckley Bldg, .
Anderson, S. C. .
>**.?***..?.....??*
? Blt. L. H. SNIDER .
. t VETERINARY SURGEON .
Fretwell Co. Stable ?
Fhone ?J. Anderson, H. C *
B.B.BI.ECKLEY O.M. HEARD
Fhone 671 Fhone 27
Bleckley & Heard
UNDERTAKERS
117 E. Whitner St.
Answers all calls day er night
Phone ?63.
Is It year ayes er glasses hi
question! Alright then don't
seek farther? Just sae ne. I
specialize on these troubles and
ena give yon that finish an
v??rk that spells satisfaction.
Prices pJOO to ap, Ra.
DR. M. R. CAMPBELL
112 W. Whitner St.
Ground floor- telephone con
nections.
A
?^raytorCs
*s ream
Is
?
Good Cream
:: Ice Cream ::
Eat More Oflt.$
. i II' Sum J
I We are now cutting the
Chambiee Place into
Sinall Tracts
j and lt looks as If wc will sell nil be.
fors the stakes are driven.
Three Already Sbld
I Can yen ge taj where else within
five saBes nf 2he city and get a tract
of land fer less than $100 per acre!
We are selling this at $?5 te ?76.
Anderson Real Estate &
Investment Co.
E. R. Horton, Pres. L. 8. Hartan, V. V.
W. E. Haraball, Treas. ;
BOILERS, TANKS? STACK**,
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY
AND SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
PIPE, GALVANIZED ROOFING
LOMIIAND IRON WORKS
Augu?t*f Qa.