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Buy That -NC There's MORE YA LAR in our Fall Iii season than was ev son before. : R. W. 1 the Up-to-D CC' JIBS, W. A. HUDGENS, Phone 87. Lftuder Graduates Wear Cotton Dresses. . Special and most interesting fea ture of the graduation exercises at j Lander Col lege4 Tuesday * morning at i 9 o'clock waa the cotton dresses worn by the two graduates. Hiss Agnes La tour, of Greenwood, and Misa Anita Lander of Brasil. The voumr lad ian ia ?umnoti,? - uw thc movement to wear goods made of the South's chief product, had beauti ful dresses made of cotton cloth manufactured in a mill in. the Pied mont section and <Hm!n"d with r^ot ton batting. The cost of each. dress waa only 4tv cents. Th* interested audience at the exercises was. un an lmous in declaring the new styles as lovely . as they were novel.-Green wood Journal. ' ? *?"vv s '. \ ? Enjoyable Recital. . Lovers of music in Anderson were given a rafe treat last night when- the first faculty recital In music was giv en at Anderson College. This was the first opportunity that many Anderson people had. enjoyed to. hear the new members, of the faculty and thoy .were loud in their praise of the brilliant work in the evening. A number ot changea have been made in the music faculty since last year. This year Frederick Goode is director; Miss Sarah Stranatban teaches voice, Mrs. Frederick Goode teaches plano and- Miss Noli Smith teaches violin. The following' very pleasing pro gram waa heard last-night by a 8Plen-| did crowd: . Salvator ROBU.F. Liest j Cantique D'Amour .. .. .F. Lisatj Mr. Goode:. Canzonet ta . . .R. Fliml 1 Miss Smith Recitative and Air From Opera | TWO WEEKS BARGAIN SALE From November 9 to November 21st Electric Grills? regu lar price $5 at $2.50 lt broils, boils, fries .. and toasts. _ . Sootheifl Public New Suit ?n't wait until the season ar and then expect to find ?sortaient complete. By ng your selection NOW get what YOU want If rvait until later? you set THE OTHER FELLOW *TWANT. $10 to $25 STYLE? e very last word ,UE? JLUE to the DOL ie of Clothing this er given in Ander TUBBLE tate Clothier Xerxes.G. F. Haendel Miss Stranathan - ( Craco vienne.I. J. Paderewski By The Brook.R. Boisdeffre Mr. Goode Bolero.M. Mosskowskl Miss Smith I Shena Van.H. A. Beach Absent.P. A. Tlrlndelll j An Open Secret. . . . .R. H. Woodman Miss Stranathan La FileuBe... !. .J. Raff Mrs. Goode *.' Hejre Kati. ..... ..J. Hubay Miss Smith Love. The Pedlar.E. German . Miss Stranathan Concert Etude (On the? Snnnhnra) .. .F. Smetana Mr. Goode Mrs. Will Hodges ot Starr spent ? yesterday with friagdg here. Mrs. Sam Ear** o? Clemson is vis iting Mrs. Kate Maxwell. Mrs. Earle as Miss Sue Sloan, often visited An derson and has many friends here. Miss Margaret Archer ls at home [from a short visit to Chester. Mia. T. E. Howard, Mrs. T. S. Cray I ton and Mrs. Minnie Milford have been selected as the delegates to represent j the R. E. Lee chapter at the State IJ. D. C. convention In Yorkvllle, the first of December. Meeting of Clfie Association. There was an important business meeting of the Civic Association yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D, C. Brown, on North Main street Mrs. Fant the president, presided, and a large .amount of business was discussed and disposed of. Mrs. A. L. Smothers, chairman of the committee to see the movir.?; picture showB about the' vaudeville performances? reported their splendid success. The ladles ask ed that the people of town stand by the picture shows and prevent their suffering from the effect of'cutting out vaudeville. Mrs. J. E. Breazeale read resolutions thanking the mayor and city council for their efforts in trying to clean up Anderson. Dr. Ashmore wea present and read s splendid paper on the needs of an incinerator in An derson to barn np ell trash and ra fi-sc that ls now dumped on the out I skirts of the city. Mia. Fret weir read resolutions on the death of Mr. N. B. Sullivan, one of the " Cl vic's first and I best friends. Two solos by Mra G. W. Chambers were very much enjoyed and also a niano solo tty Mra W. B. Steele. A I euer from the chairman of tho National Federation of Women's C1U*>B was reed. She explained that a movement waa on foot to secure the elgnatr.re of all superintendents and pupils in all tho schools In America to a peace movement to be presented to the crowned heads of Europe, pro testing against the horrors of War and begging for peace. 31 MAJORITY FOR DEMOCRATS List ot Representatives Elect Completed by Clerk off fineta. ; WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-An unot dctal list of representatives-elect to the next Congres* was completed to? day hy South Trimble, clerk of the boost, This compilation, not finally verified hat to be printed for Infor mation, gives: Dem?crata J32; Republicans leg; Progressives 7; Independents, 1; So cialists L Total eta. ANDERSON GIRLS ARE TO GAN TOMATOES CLUBS WILL SOON BE OR * GANIZED HERE GIRLS ARE PLEASED County Delegation HM Agreed to Make Necessary Appropriation to Aid With Work. Ae a result of a conference held yes terday between Miss Edith L. Perrott and the Senator-elect from Anderson county and the representatives-elect, it is definitely announced that Ander son county girls will soon have an op portunity to join the canning club work, which is being vigorously prose cuted in all parts of the State. Miss Parrott is one of the best known figures in the State. She has done wonders in interesting girls in canning tomatoes and fruits and this year almost half the counties in the State had girls' canning clubs and did splendid work. The value of the work ls apparent and has never bern dis puted. Miss Parrott had planned to bring W. W. Long of Clemson College with her to Anderson but Mr. Long was unable to come and therefore when the meeting was held at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday after noon Miss Parrott alone presented the application for aid from the delega tion in securing enough funds to get tlie work started here. A joint appropriation of $225 is made by Winthrop College and tho Federal government for any county in tlie State raising $675 to supple ment" this amount and to get the work under way. It tr. understood that 25 of the 30 possible counties have al ready agreed to the proposition and therefore the local delegation debated but a short time yesterday afternoon when it was put squarely up to them. They agreed to Incorporate the item of $675 in the county appropriation bill and accordingly lt ls now settled that some worker will be sent here to take charge of the undertaking and teach Anderson county .girls how to lower the "high cost of living." In discussing the matter Miss Per rott said that she waa indeed well pleased that Anderson county should become interested in the work be cause lt ls no more than natural that "the principal agricultural county in the State" should desire to do every thing possible to promote more econo mic conditions throughout the coun ty. _ RATTI E RESUMED WITH VIOLENCE Lrwaas Among tfce Ofljeera and Crew Said to Have Been Very Heavy. (By Axaodtted Prc?.) PARIS, Nov. 10.-The oatie waa re sumed today with all Its former vlo ianM from thc North Sos to Arras. Undeterred by losses, the Germans again returned to the charge. All along the line from the se? to the Vosges Mountains there ls no flank on which to carry out their fa vorite enveloping maneuver and the Germana are trying to create one by piercing the battle Une in s. fronts.! at tack south of Dixmude. The progress of the Allies ls satis factory though cot rapid, according to returning officers. A celebrated French general prevented by age from taking an active part in the campaign, and whose name cannot be given* said today: ? "It seems the situation of the Al lie* is excellent, quite apart iVom tbs Russian victory. The Germans not only have reinforced their fighting units of- every kind, but have created new army corps, the greater part of Which they have sent to Belgium and the north of France. "I consider it remarkable that our forces bavo done so well against the German effort It seems that the situ ation has changed greatly to our ad vantage during the past month. At the end of September the two armies fac ed each other along a straight Une from Verdun to Compiegne. "Today our' front ls a right angle effecting an eaveloping form Is a right angle effecting an enveloping form. This ls a maneuver the Germans. ap plied with partial success at the be ginning of hostilities. "They aro making their decisive ef forts simultaneously on our left around Verdun. Those are the two points most vital to the Germans, since in tbs event ot success on ver part their lines of communication would be placed In danger." Will Carry Campaign to Victorious Conclusion LONDON, Nov. -lOv-OO p. m. "The splendid pt nek and end uv once shown by my troops In the desperate fighting against vastly superior forces. Alls me *rttb admiration. I am con fident of the final tesult o2 their nob ble efforts tmder you" able cr?tBiaad." This commendation of. the British expeditionary force has been com municated to Sir John French, com mander In tho field, by King George. General French replying har. thanh?; ed His Majesty for the message, which be said had been received with gra titude ?nd pride by the army. He as sured the king "of our unalterable determination to uphold the highest tradition of Your Majesty's, army and carry the campaign through to a vic torious conclusion." Demands Cc Fo r . Head of tho Heirarchy in Turkey That Every Mohammedan Fie tente Powers Is Not a W (By Associated Pim) BERL? i, Nov.. 10.-(By wireless) - The Novoe Vremva. ? Petrograd newspaper, reporta that Japan has demanded from China u concession for a railroad from Tsl-Nan, in Shan Tung province, to the Yangtz river. Th 1B information was given out to day from official sources. ' Other offi cial information follows: "The Sheik-ul-Ialam, head of the heirarchyjn Turkey, has prepared an announcement that every Moli?me dan fighting on the side o' the en Generals Comm Men Relievec Refused to Nullity Their Action ii Aguas Callentes Convention ter Continues in the Su (By Associated Prr.?s.) MEXICO CITY. Nov. 10.-Generals commanding 60,000 men in this vicin ity were relieved of their commands today ty General Venustiano Carran za, because they refused to nullify their action tn signing an agreement to obey the Aguas Calientes conven tion. Among, these soldiers are Gener al Benavides, General Antonio Villar cal, General Juveninclo Roblez and i many others. *Hi It is repot ted that General Villa's advance guard of 15,000 men is march ing, sou'h of Encarnaci?n de Dmz on its way to tho capital, which is said to have 'to he ordered to take in the name of Eulallo Gutierrez. Betwetm theae troops and their goal ia General e?taE? WOBK BEI FEWER PEOPLE Chief Speaker: aft American Road Saved Annually by Governrr Competitive R (By Associated Press.) ATLANTA Ga.. Nov. 10.-The claim that twenty million dollars annually la saved the United S?'.tes Government through the operations.ot the competi tive, merit, system iou making appoint .menta WAS mari? hCBB today by Hibb ard Henry Dana*, of .Cambridge, Mas sachusetts. Mr. Dana, who ia chairman of the council of the National Civil Servlco Reform League, was one of the ??h!ef speakers t?* *?e 3b&erl6sjB Road Congress, now meeting here. "Government work is far better done by fewer people under the mer it system," said the speaker. "It la now one ot the objects of the Nation al Civil' Servlco Reform League to arouse public opinion eb aa to compel Congress to allow the high postmast ers, the collectors and the like to be < LOVE IS GREATER THIN ALL BESIDE! continued Prom Page One.) ture by collecting and keeping in per-1 m anent form these deeds. "Third, the duty of tho Daughters! ot t'^r Confederacy ia to keep fresh the memory of the brave rc*n who' wore the gray. Let them br cheered, now that the snow th** "Jver melts has falles on weir leans, ny the knowledge that sons and grandsons hold them in. honer and point to j their service as illustrative of the noblest knights of the race." Mrs. Daniels paid tribute to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson as "tho best type of Southen. womanhood." " "Wh"i tba whole natlou mourned her un^mely ?duth," she said, "there ? waa a solemn pride in the South that ? the home of her ' youth waa selected ? for rer last repose Her memory willi live in the heart* of. all her country-! wemen, but here in the South it wilt j be our privilege, ar, we decorate the - graves of Souther? heroes, tc. ever keep green her last resting place and emulate her virtues, her graciousness and her. practical bel pf ulness." In her addreaa Mrs. Stevens de fendeft s?cession. "Some may doubt the wisdom of secession," ?he said, "but none can question the right. Long before tho war between the States, Massachusetts had threatened to secede and a Republican president had conceded her rlcht to do so. At Weat Point Davis, Lee and Jackson) were taught ?)l?s??=c*> their. State. ' ' Mrs. Stevens' address was a eulogy of the Confederacy and the men who ? fought for the lost cause. Georqia Banker? Hold Meeting at Atlanta (By A??nriat#d IVa ) ATLANTA, Ge,. NOV. 70.-The Georgia Clearing HOUBO Association waa formed here today at a moating attended by representative? of nany- j five banks of the Stat?. While National ! Banka are not barred from member-1 ?hipa, the organisation is primarily in tended to give to State banka the same ! clearing facilities that will be afford-1 ed members .of the new Federal Re-' serve System. Headquarters will be; maintained hera, ' >ncession A Railroad Ha? Prepared an Announcement hiing on the Side of the En* ? ? n_, _ tia_J _ 1zstvcst Sw ? muraerer. tonte powers is not a warrior but a murderer and liable to religious pun ishment. "Reports from Copenhagen set forth that Russia is protesting to Peking ugalnst concentration of troops on tile Manchurian trontier. "A groun of physicians at Hamburg, in an open letter to all Kngllsh phy sicians, declares thc treatment of Gurman civilian prisoners in England is again;! the rules of hygiene and humanity. '? . anding 50,000 1 of Commands i Signing en Agreement to Obey Fighting of a Severe Charac burbs of the Capital. Pablo Gonzales, loyal to Carranza, with 40,000 troops disposed about Queretaro City. A clash is expected there. In the capital there are 21 ooo men, according to official figures. Fighting of severe character con tinues in the suburbs of the capital. Persistent attacks are being made by Zapata followers. During the fighting last Sunday it is reported there were 300 casualties. Sholls rushed to the front from thc citadel here are saicT to have been loaded with sawdust instead of pow der. It is reported, however, the Car ranza forces have been victorious everywhere in the suburban fig' 'ny TER DONE BY I ! UNDER MERIT SYSTEM Congress Claims $20,000,000 Xs tent Through Operation of . flerit System. put in the classified service. We wish to take contracts out of politics." Application of the competitive mer it system in road building. Mr. Dana said, would save waste from poor pUu?s- poor iUctl???ti, ute use o? wrong materials' the employment of Incom petent laborers and other abuses at tributed to the interference of poli tics In highway construction and maintenance. . Other speakers including W. 8. Kel lar, state highway engineer of Ala bama; J. E. Pennybacker, chief of road economics in the United States public road office; George R, Wales, chief examiner of the United States Civil Service Commission, and A. N. JchnBon. of the Bureau of Municipal Rnwpitrrh of New York. _ Houston Becomes a Deep Water Port ?. (By AMocUtod PP?.) V." HOUSTON', T?W?, Kev. lu.-Hous ton officially became a deep water port today when President Wilson, by pressing a button at the White House, fired tbe signal in this city announcing that the Houston ship channel was a reality. The new waterway cost millions of dollars. . It has a minimum dept of 25 feet. from the business eect?cs cf tho city to the sea, and a. minimum bottom width of 100 feet Wharves and like conveniences remain io be construct ed but bonds to the extent ot $3,000, 00 have been voted for the purpose. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.->-Presidenl Wilson interrupted the cabinet meet big today at noon to touch a button opening the celebration marking the cor fiction 01 a deep water channel at Houston, Texas. The cabinet meet ing today was the first regular one In several weeks. Bequeaths Estate to Religious Organization fBv A**ocMt?d Prw.) PITTSBURGH, Pa., Nor. 10.--The will of Miss Letitia Deniston, who1 died here last week, bequeaths almost ber entire estate, < -.limited et $600,-' 000, to religious ar d philanthropic or ganisations. Among specific bequests were?, V Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis sions, ?150,000; Presbyterian Board of Home Missions, $50,000;. Young Wo men's Christian Association of New York, $50.000; Humane Society of New York. $50.000. Three-fourths of the residue is left to tbs Presbyterian Foreign Board and one-fourth to Home Board. Large Number of Merchant Vessels Sunk (By AmxUted Pt*?.) LONDON, Nov. ll.-U:26 A. m.-An Exchange telegram from Constanti nople say* the Rosslen Cruisers have bombarded the forts in tbe Bosphoruo and the coat maga sines at Heracles, Asia Mino}. The Turkish fleet sallied ont against the Russisns, but vxm withdrew. At Heracles the Ru. >aus slink a large number of merchant vessels. WILL BE HELD IN THIS CITY SATURDAY FEATURE ADDRESS Sever?! Interesting Features Will Appear on Program? Which Was Announced Yesterday.' An address by Prof. C. M. Faithful of the faculty ot' Anderson college' will be the principal feature of thc regular monthly meeting of tho An derson County Teachers* association, which is- to take place here Saturday The meeting will be held at thc West Market street school and will begin promptly at 12 o'clock. The devotional exercises will bc in charge of the Rev. John W. Bpeake, pastor of St john's Methodist church. Sev eral musical selections will be ren dered by Mrs. W. B. Steele and then will come Prof. Faithful's address ' which will be along the Une of Child Study. Prof. Faithful ls wel.l acquaint ed with his subject and has given con siderable time and care to tho pre paration of the uddress. A number of business matters will come before the association for con sideration at this meeting and follow ing the conclusion 61 thiB bart of tho ? program, a lunch will be served by' the Domestic science class, ot the high school. 'It ls believed that the meeting will be c successful one In every respect and it In hoped that every teacher in the county can arrange to be pres ent. Taking Positions For Attack. WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.-Secretory ! Garrison received a telegram today from Major General Bliss at Bl Paso, saying Mnytorena's force has invest ed the Hill position at Naco, Sonora, but has not commenoed to take a po- ? sitien for attack. There was firing yesterday afternoon at long range by Hill's men, but no reply, the message says, Msytorena evidently 1B awaiting orders to make an c.tack, lt concludes. m G?LO?EL m im STAY B!L?(3 *a??c o Uver Teas" Y/iil C'a;. '?$ StoziiSli Urcr Setter TLM ftfejti toi too M Sailiati. Calomel rankes you Hick; you loso a ay's work. Calomel i* quicksilver and f*?s?!*ates; eaJ&aet inju?;a y*ur liver. If you ur? bilious; feel lazy, sluggish ..nd ?li knocked out, if your bowel? are :or.st lusted and your head aches or ito ir. ach 1? sour, just take a spoonful of uarmlosa Dodson's Live r Tone instead of utting sickening, salivating calomel. 'Jodson'H Liver Tone.;ft'real liver modi* ..inc. You'll know it next morning be Js?se yon will wskc up feeling fbi?\ your liver will bo ww.-kiiu*. your head ache nnd dizziness gen?, your htomach will be sweet and bowels regular. You -viii- feel like working. Yon'll be cheer ful; full of energy, vigor and ambition. i Choice of Di wi ch $1 Ai tic ou will let us make your photographs, you and your friends'will be highly pleased. Come-let us prove our claim. Yours for the best in Photography. Green's Art Shop On the Square. BERMAN LIEUTENANT SHOT (Continued From Page One) in London lute in September charg ed with espionne, and at his trial tes tified that hu wai; a former lieuten ant In tito Germany navy but that he had been transferred to the reserves. ' Lolly sold he was ordered to go to England und keep track of the Brit ish fleet, but was warned not to do any spying. He was told to travel as an American citizen "and in conse quence ct that ~l received an An>r|- ? con passport," -bc said. He claimed membership in several. New York sd? cielie:i. Last yen.- Lody served OB Emperor William's yacht Meteor. The prosecutor, flemming up, .said' Lody had admitted being an alien enemy, posing as a civilian-at times Us sn American-meanwhile commun icating Important Information to Ger many. He described the prisoner as one "unon whom tho International law against spies should tie Imposed." Tho defence .admitted that Lody was a German lieutenant and said he hod taken the risks because he thought lt was his highett duty to do so. Lody's attorney asked for n sentence less se vere than death but- said If the full penalty were exacted Lody would face lt like a man. _ IKES YOU SICK. )US, CONSTIPATED .i. m> .'i*t or ?retar-ib-llf you a S? wu* beril* ot Po lvnn'K tiver Tone rey 'uerse?ft! ?tfywftute?' that it .iu your Hlitpgiva.liver bettor than nasty calouu*); it won't moke you sick m.J you ran eat anything you. Avant without being salivated. Your druggist ;;'!s!:;?i':.t i lut CUvii spoonful '"iii niuii. your liver,. clean your bowels and straighten you up by morning or you get your money back. Children' gladly, tako Dodson's Liver Tone because It ls pleasant tatting and doesn't gripe or cramp or make them sick. I am selllns millions, of bottle? of Dodson's Liver Tons ts people wliu tur? found that titi? pleasant, vegetable, liver niodicir.c takes the place-of dangerous calomel. Buy one bottle on my sound, reliable guarantee. Ask your druggist about mc. toe House tiring this week, we ill give unrestricted oice of any $12.50 and 5.00 Suits For Only $9*98 ?td a Watch in addi >n> Absolutely Free. R CO.