The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, December 17, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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German R<
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This photograph IB proof that the
German anny did attempt to make up
for the suffering caused along the line
Commerical <
Stocks and Bonds.
(By Associated Press.)'
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The , most
signifiant feature of today's heavy
and narrow market Waa the pronounc
ed decrease'in the volume' of trading.'
Only at ra?e, intervals was there any
degree pf activity.
:' JJiii.il the closing nour, . when the
. sagging tendency became mare mani
fest,, prices alternately ranged slight
ly* .abo ve or below the previous day's
. close. In- the final dealings most of
' (his international' list and Other favo
urites made new low prices for thc cur
?rent movement
? United States Steel common and
V preferred, were in this clasa, together
/with ?nloa and Southern Pacific,
.Qijeat Northern -preferred,. Northern
?Pacific, ^anadian Pacific and Ameri
can Smelting. Tn addition, four oth
Ver steaks,; rLonlaville ?V Naahvilier
-y?neaassga^^^ st BISIIII
?rn
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CATALOGS
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of battle in Belgium, and France. The t
photograph shows-the relief-corpa of t
the army sent ont after the fighting
and Financial
i
Southern Railway, Mexican ' Petroleum t
ano -Republic Steel preferred fell to ?
the minimum level still enforced by j
the exchange. The few gains shown i
at- tho end of the session were among ?
ouch.issues aa Ceatral Leather and t
American Beet Sugar. ' t
News of the German navy's ac ti vi- (
I ties in the North Sea was received i
With some apprehension and .gave rise c
j to fears ci farther European selling. .
Some "com for(t was. fot?v d in the fpr
elgn *r?de -figur?s fer November. . t?x
change markets re flee ted little- change
In conditions between this center and
I London, wall" marka held steady. "
In the steel trade an increase of
buying for the: coming year.waa the
sole feature. Some inquiry for copper
for domestic use wag noted.
Bonds were irregular, speculative
Issues going lower,, with advances in
j few'high' class issues. Total sales
par value we're $1.480,000.
KIND A?t> QVJ
*rompt Delivers
easonable Prie*
BOOKLETS STJ
mu?G ? * ms
BLANK JBpOKS
I
693-L and 321
yftfWy submit
nd?rson Intelli
i advertising and Printing
Ander Boru S. G.
o hunt for hungry children and the
listribution of bread among them. In
Dany towns throughout that part of
New York Cotton
NEW. YORK, Dec. 16.-Yesterday's
osses were more than recovered in
be cotton market today, owing to re
torts o?? continued steadiness in the
Southern spot situation and New Gr
oans buying and covering. The close
va8 steady'and from 7 to 9 points net
ligner?2' May contracts sdid at 7.54
hiring the afternoon or into' new nigh'
pound for' the movenu/it nOtKabout 29
joints ?hove the low level of last Fri
? The market opened unchanged'to S
joints lower in sympathy with easier
:able3 abd scattered selling. . Prices
toon steadied, however, .in . - keeping
vlth Ute closing advance of Liverpool
ind with,the New Orleans market.
After, selling about ? to ll points
let higher the market became less ac
ive and fluctuations were somewhat
irregular as a result of realizing, , but
:her?i'^aa no aggressive pressure and
he close was. within .'2 or 3' pointe pt
:he best. Larger exporta helped steady
the market, as .did Washington adf
i ices would Tegard cotton- as non-con
a*J
V.
ree
ITIONERY
md estimates
H Tim, II i m'i II.
Prance ' occupied: hy the Germans
crowds of hungry children almost 11
mobbed the relief corps to get hanks 11
of bread.
traband and reports from t'-> Amer!- v
can embassy In London ?hat' cotton ta c
not being, and will not be stopped on .
the high seas. The irregularity- ot J
Liverpool was attributed to naval de- >
vol opulent s In th?1 North Sea,' j
H i Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands J
7.35; Galt 7.60. Xo sales.
?Cotton cloned steady. *
Open high-low dose
January .. .. 7.06.7.17 7.06 -7.16
March .. .... 7.15 7.38 7.24 7.36 1
May.'.. 7.4,2 7.54 7.42 7.6? 1
.Joly .. ... .. 7.69 7.71 7.59*"7.68 1
October 7.||.,7.97 7.88 ;7.96 s
New Orleans CGtton ' \
? ' " . i ' - ?
NEW OPJTJBANC, Dec. 16,r*The cot- }
ton market maintained a good tone ]
throughout tho ^session today in the ']
face of the official report that German 1
ships had fired on English coast ]
towns on'the North Ses. in the early <
trading the most active months sold i
at a net loss of l point, but this was \
followed by a rise of 13 points. , The i
close was at a nergain for. the day of j
8 to;9.points..' \ ?J
] Covering of the abort interest, re- I
porta ot-a large spot demand to fill .J
December engagements and heavy 1
bookings of. ocean, freight room at '
cotton porta w?reVtto? maih sustaining i
' 1 ?flu?nces,..Receipts ht the porta were :
69,273 balee, while ehtprnents were 1
81,074 bales, of which 63.924 were for <
' foreign* countries;'-. 1
- Spot! marketa were generally ateady i
with advances of a slxt?onth at Sa- I
Vanaah',; Augusta add Dallas, the lat- j
ter market reporting sales of 13,698
bales. Houston rose one-eighth '
cotton futurirarcloeiht: .> J
' Jasusry 7.6?; March 748;.May 7.3?; I
July 7.56; . October 7.85. I
, Shot cotton steady; hales on the 1
spot:900; to arrtVe*l,160. I
??mi- P^N ?' ?
Liverpool Cotton .
t tlVERPOOL. Dec. 16 -Cotton, spot. j
fair 'business; prices steady; Ameri
can middling fair 5.22; good middling
4.60; middling 4.36; low middling 3.89;
gcod'.ordihary 3.27; ordinary, 2.88.
Salea 8,0<>0 bales. . including .' 7,560
American and 3,coo for speculation
and export. Receipts 15,147 hales, BO
American. %
Futures closed very ateady. f?asr-, *
June 4.151-2; July-August 4.2! 1-?;
October-November 4.?2; January-Feb
ruary 4,371-2. , ,
Dry Goods
NEW" YORK, Dec. 16.-Prices on
^percale were reduced today to a basia
1 of 8c for 4-4, 80 squares. ' Dark ground
were quoted l-4c higher than light
j grounds because of tho scarcity ot
yestuffs. Worsted yarns . v-*r* 1?
inquiry from foreign sources,
and embroideries wore dull,
in domestics continued active.
Cotton Seed Oil
NEW Y4MMC, Dec lg^ottonseed
ofl was barely steady for heathy de
liver lc? but forward months ware
firm on the tight crude<kftuatlou, high?
er lard ma rr. ot and supporting- ordere
from the Sooth. Final prices were i
pointa lower to . 5 net higb/r. Ralf's
6.600 barrels. The market closed
steady.
Spot 15.65 ?5.85; 'December S5?6t>(9
5.69; Jan Bary ?5.75? 5,77; February
~^8S?5.89; March *s\054??-02; April
.1096.11; May ?g24fr6.25; June
W: July $6.46?a.48.
-o-.
Chfcago Crain
IC AGO, Dec. 1?.-Uncertainty sw
nsw
" i'tl I "I "J MIMI I till =
o what effect the Germen naval raid j
n English ports might have cn thc J
emand for export shipments to Great j
Irltain led to some selling hy nervous
orders of wheat. In consequence the
aarket, although stead*/ at the dose,
rae 3-8 to 6-8 under last night Both
ora and oats.finished 1-8 to 1-Si/1-4
own. The outcome In provisions was I
rregu?ar. varying from 5c decline to j
risa of 7 1-2.
Grain and provisions closed:
Wheat t
)ecember.$1.18 3-4
Cay. 1.22 3-8
Con? J
>ecember. ' 33
lay. 69 3-8
Oa#i
teceraber. 47 3-4
tay..I'. Cl 7-8)
Cash grain: Wheat, No. 2 red. S 1.18 I
-4?1.19; No. 2 hard, $1.18 3-4?
.19 1-4.
Corn, No. 2 yellow, 64? 1-4.
Oats, ttandard, 491-4?/1-2.
.0
Live Stoclc
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Hogs higher,
lulk $7.05?7.25; light $6.70ii 7.25;
nixed $6.80(^7.50; heavy $6.80?7.30;
ough $6.8066.90: pigs $5.50?7.30.
Cattle weak. Native steers $5.25?
0.40; western $5@7.90: cows and
eifere $8?7.85; calves $6??.oQ.
Sheep firm. Sheep $5.50? 6.65;
earlings $6.75?7.80; lambs $6.75?9.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OP COUNTY TBE A SOHIER
The booka of the County Treasurer
rill be opeaad for .the collection of
Itate. County and School taxes for
he Fiscal Year 1914. and Commuta
lon Road tax for,the year 1915 at. the
:ountF Treasurer's orOce from Oc
ober 15th to December 81st, 1914.
Vft?r December 31st, ono per cent
jena!ty will be added; and after Feb.
.uary 28th, seven per cent penalty will
JO added, till the 15th day of March,
1916, when the hooks will bo dosed
Al! persons 1 owning property th
nore than one township or school dis
tict, are requested to call for receipts
n EACH TOWNSHIP OR SCHOOL
DISTRICT, in which the property ls
ocated. On account ot having so
dany school districts this request ls
ery important to Oie taxpayers and
rill to a large extent eliminate extra
ost and penalties.
The rate of levy is as follows:
taite Taxes. .6 Mills
?onstltution?l School Tax ..3 Milli
Jrdlnary County Purposes 8 1-2 Mills
'sst Indebtedness.1 mill
loads and Bridges .. .. .. .. 1 Mill
hsblic Roads....,1 Mill
Total. .. .... 16 1-3 Milli,
The following are the additional
eries for Special School Districts:
Dist No. Special Total
Anderson. ,17
^^Eprta?....j6?
^Jdam*-fe
&2??? .?5
Mobop Branch ..?8
Qfoyles ....67
Calhoun. lb
bider. Grove ,'.. .SO
?satfal.'..,.?If
gl?VjV?.4? .4
Efl 1
PHehdsbip .136 . 4 19%
P?T--'..> M K
3?norttee .,61 4 4?%
good Hop*.M 2 it%
i St
Hammond .......3 6 31%
??*.:::$ i SS
^linter...34 7 3J%
Lebanon 27 4 . ?%
S?fe;::::2- i SS
teetttm .........W '4 W%
Meereek ...... fa . t 17%
Mt View.4 .jqpH
Neala Crook .40
Oak Grove ..28 J . -tf%
fcsadleton .1 4 19%
I . .32
te^.r..::::g I U
SfoWnnah ......- 3 . T8%
?lmpaonrille ...?4* * 1?%
3Urr.37 7 3214
at. Paul .4 4 a*}4
piree ft Twenty 33 4 ?t%
Pejfpville ..43 6 Mi%
L/pVm .31 4 2?%
rVi/it Pelear .....:8 8 23%
rVMe Plains ....48 4 1*%
rYillUunston .46 5 '<*%
wm?ts ..;|? * V3%
Hon.,.63 d 81%
?tralgbt. iu%
The State Constitution requires all
u ale persons between the ages of 31
md 60 years,, except those iacapable
>t earning a support from being maim
t? .?r other causes, arid those who
nrved in the War between ?ie States,
o pay a poll tax ot one dollar. All
aale persons between the ages of 21
mdJp years who are ebie to work
W3M roACa or cause them to he ?
rocked except preachers who have
Jurga 0? a congregation end persons
rho served in ?? W*u between tBf
Retes, School teachers and trustees,
Tho are exempted from road doty, .
fte* ia lien ttaf work pey a tax of ons 1
Mike to be collected at th* same
has other tax?e are collected.
.Prompt attention will he given ell
erson* who wish to nay their texoa 1
brough the mail, by cheek, money or. 1
er. etc. -
m
Segre Worship ie tae Sooth.
..o- -
"Brothers an' .sist?hs," said the Rev.
Isiah Simms, the minister ot a small
country church. "I appear befo' youae
all die mawnlng wit my heart full ot
lub fur cbc ry one of youae which
youae all recognise aa well aa I does.
Now leaa git quiet while I read de
leeson fur dla holy Sabbath day. I
shall take my text at the ninth chap
ter and ' fifty-fust verse of the goa
pel according to Saint Luke," "And
lt came po paas, when tho time waa
come that- he should- be received . up
he steadfastly set hts. face to so to
Jerusalem." '
"In a condensed form this moans
sacrifice the measure of steadfastness.
Now brothers an' aiataha, youse all
know that the works of Chriat goea
to show that His sacrifice on Calvary
was not Hia noah un. or thought. Wc
want to contend that thia la not true
of de Lord; Instead it come about aa
.a result of a courae of akahun caua
ed by a calm and cool deliberaahun
.lat would lead to Calvary's rugged
brow.
"Every (Mu lat?an puraon either
stand up fur de Lord en, ebery boy
and girl in dla heah community orter
be at de church of Oed on Sunday
mawnin' to uphold Chriat."
"Ooma in," ahouted one old negro
In the rear.
"Jesus say:" "*I came Into tho
world to dio for mao." ' But let JUC tell
youse de beautiful aide of the problem.
He nays, "'I will rise on the third
day." ' "An bruddera, he's alive terday,
right die very minute, case he an
swers all my calls. Don's youse all be
lieve he's alive terday?"
The whole congregation responded
with various yells and groans.
"The puasons who has his eyea aot
on de prise la soo to win, case when
God la in de heart, rust cannot cor
rupt. Bruddera. baa youae all got yer
eyea aot on any certain one prise?
Youae all moat aot yer eyea on the
new Jerusalem keep dem dar. Some
people are guessing 'bout dey religion,
but I'se shore shout mine, brudders
and aiataha, are youse all shore about
yourn?"
"Yea, yes Lord! I'se shore!" sang
out simultaneously from the crowd of
dusky worshippers.
"A ?inner will do anything, but a
man wots.got 'llglon won't, caso yes
tiddy afternoon ex I whs cumin' on
home, f rum old Vnipn church s white
man in ? big autermoble cummod
up behind me so suddenly that hit
akeered me horse so bad ddt he tuck
but ter runnln' his level best and run
ned Into a men's wagin' an eS it hap
pened nuthin' wus hurt, but lemme
tell yes, dat man didn't even atop and
look back, he Jest kept geln'. Now
he wus a sinner, an' a bad on at dat.
Hopamever, we all baa ter sweller
Some bitter pills and drink sum gall,
don't we brudders?" . 1
! "We abo does, dat we does." re
plied several negso women.
"Beloved, don't try to lift your self
up, but lift up Christ, de Lord ob us
all. Dat'a how com 'Mericu de biggest
abd de greatest country in de world
ter day, caro abo lifted up God. Oat's
why so roany proud hornea are in
mourn in' now-dey failed ter lift up
Jesus. As when corsos* Cal? *cr ??ft
?p Cod it'd a ano ?Iga dat dey'e lest,
v. ??am?n I yee Lord! /Glory be ter
Gawd!" echoed the negroes.
"Ebery legislature dat meets in dis
boab fraternity dise?ases how dey can
nit' up de county wit Belgians and
Scandinavians. Dey ain't got God er
Mighty in dey souls and dat'a de ress-,
bli why de blacks ar stronger at home,
he's got grace In bia heart. Der Lewd
done had a plan of redempaoun al
ready worked out- befo fa com j down
heah. One mawnin, befo he left do
courts of glory; wey b^ok. dar, whar
She hypocrite lan't git in, bock darin
e sanctum, he laid out bia plan an
a bo roi ed down to 'dla Old earth
kn' worked it out to. tho-last knot*
"Praise de Lewd, on' all His aagels,
praise His Holy Naure!".aho!ed a good
old eisten in the amen-corner. ?
]j, "Youse haft tar patch up yo old rall
fences someflmes, but youse don't eber
haft jter patch up de word of Gawd.
AH youse have ter do ls ter git out
in a cane field by yourself an' tele
graph to Gawd ter git yoself saved.
Don't ebor try to skeer 'ligron Inter
a fool, case fright ls ; not virtue: Cae
aeon fools wot Bald dey bkd 'llglon
git down an' woller an weller like a
mad dog, Now dey ahfi ab llglon in
eat Any fool could do dat, fur GaWd
don't give crasy pussons 'llglon.
The oder day de German emperor
sent word to his aoldiers. '"Youae got
ter gp ter Paris, we is got ter break
through de Allies' ranks no msMftr
how many mena it costs na; youse
got ter go" But dey couldn't break
through.. One day I heard the voice
of Jesus, and. I say, Lewd, .I want ter,
cross ober de ri ber. He say, Youse
got ter win lt oat on yer knees."
"Dan I got down and telegraphed to
Gawd. By an' hy. I felt de spirit lift
me up, sonl am? body, an' set me
across de ribber. Brudders. I beet the
German empsror! I'xft didn't have to
have no captain, bat Uswd; I'ss didn't
have no gun-only the gun of re Holy
Ghost-I'se didn't have ter fight with
tho French Allies-only de debil!"
By thia Um? Uncle Isiah was band- :
lng, swaying, rocking, reeling and
sbnulting to tho top of his voice. The
congregation was measuring a dull,
steady hymn. Some ot lae .slaters '
were shouting, others praying, and *
few singing: "God, don't let no liar
turn me round." Cos thining m Una |
fashion. Uncle Isiah, at last sank
down exhausted. The roar got leaner
Then he arose aaj ^sammhnsd: ? ?saja/
home Lawd, we've got enoufc a? we
want youse to do ls ter raine oar ?am-1
bier an' der sinner and make de Holy J
Ghost stand by os." j
Then the congregation sang: "0.1
didn't .lt. raia for forty - days and
nights." After th? . song every coe
went up sod put their contributions
on tbs table. Them they sang two
hymns and the Service was closed.
*Fros7aBasia*** Standpoint
Rantin-Mrs. Umaoa is advhuag all
af her friends to take part in every
suffrage parade tt\t comes off.
Pbylo-I didn't know she was tn ta
rar of e^uai suffrage.
"She Isn't bot she is strong for pa
rades."
"I wonder way."
*i??r husband I? a com doomr."
youngstown Telegram
"TE" FOR Tl
SOBE, ACHING FEET
Ab! what relief, No wore tired feet'
no mor? burning feet, swollen, bad smell
ing, sweaty feet. No more pain in corna
callouses or bunions. No matter what
ails your feet
or what under
lite sun you've
tried wi tli mit
?ctt?ng relief,
inst uso "TIZ."
"TIZ" draws
out sil the poi
sonous exuda
tions which puff
un the feet;
TIZ" is mag
ical; "TIZ" Ts
rraml ; "TIZ"
viii cure your
'eot trouble? so
.on'll never limp or draw up your face
ti pain. Your shoes won't seem tight
md your feet will never, never hurt or
et ?ore, swollen or tired.
Cot a 25 cent box at any driitf or
'nnartnent r-tore, and net relief.
m??mm-mm??mm?mmmm?^m?m^mammim?mmmmmmm
Something^ orNothing
Younga Island, 8. C., Nov. 23, 1914.
To get started with you we muk o
you the following offer. Send us $1.60
for 1,000 Frost Proof Cabbage Plants,
grown in the. open air and -will stand .
freezing, grown from the Celebrated
Seed of Bolglna & Son and Thorbom
& Co., and I will Bend you 1,000 Cab
bage Plants additional FREE, and you
can repeat the order as many times '
as you like. I will give yo? special
prices on Potato Seed and Potato '.
Planta later. We want tho accounts .
of close buyers, largo and smsll. We
can supply all.
Atlantic Coast
Plant Co.
. .
. BB. FOBEST Bu SUGGS *
kp Dentist .
* Offices 413-41? Weekley Bldg. *
* Associated With .
. Dr. W. 1?. Chisolm *
* Phono SIM Anderson, 8. C. .
m
SAYBE & BALDWIN
ARCHITECTS
Bleckiey Bldg. Anderson, 8. C. .
* CiUseas Nattinal Bank Bldg. *
BOILERS,. TANKS. STACKS,
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY
SUPPLIES. REPAIRS
ilZED ROOFING
(ON WORKS
Kiss Yonr oal Stove
The gas stove has the
coal stove beaten a mil
lion wavs.
No wood to chop, no coal to car
ry, no ashes to take up, carry
?Bt, and sift, lea zing a trail of
dirt and dust from the stove ail
ie.w*y out to the ash pit.
lo fire to coax and cod
ie. No excess heat. No
waste.
Gas is a guarantee of the right
lind of a fire instantly for any
purpose whatever; and it's more
economical, too.
Anderson Gas Co.
CIsTBfcstS CB0?P INSTANTLY
Yon know crop ts dangerous. And
rou should also know tho .sense of
security that comes from always bur
ing Foley's Honey sad Tar Compound
tn the house. It cuts the thick muon-?
ind dears away tv phlegm, stop?
the strangling cough and gives easy
breathing and qui?1? ;?eep. Take lt
tor coughs, colds, tickling throat,
coarseness ??td for bronchial and ta
(rlppe coughs. Condina on opiate*.
Brery ?uer ls a frkAd.