The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 16, 1915, Image 3
GIVES VERDIKT: FOB $10,000
Spnrtanburg Jory Decides J immure
Suit AgnliiBt Southern. .
Spartanburg. Nov. IO.- A verdict
for $10,000 damages waa awarded
' against;.tho Southern railway in the
1 court of common pleas here Satur-.
? dayjaftenw???' ??? ib?j xi??'e dr ?-Mrs.
G. E. Cuso, as admihiatrntrlx, against
that company. Tho suit was for SOO,-'
000 damages and grew oui ot the kill
ing of G. E. Case at a grad? cro?sinifl
of the Southern at Cora mill. ' on
East King's Mountain, N. C., a year,
ago last AuguBt. Tho action was ra
ther unusual in tain t tba accident hav
lng happened in North Carolina, tho]
law bf that ?tate governed, :thqi5gu
the trial -waa in ,;outh Oar?i?n"?.1'Mr'.
Caso ' was drlv. ,tg au . automobile
when etruck by tho train ? abd kll led.
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33 AH Wool .Blue Serge Coat
Suits, Ijneci u/itu ?u?irante??
Satin ; , fur and braid. trimmed. '
Well made, and, very . . pretty.
. These Suits sell everywhere for- ;
, ?xtra Special, Today,
Saturday and Mon?
..... - -$10*00
Fur Sets. . . . .$5.00 to $25.00
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ENORMOUS AUo1^R;K^iW^t;
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Palmetto Chapter.
The Palmetto chapter w;lll meet this
??rterrraon at four o'clock with Mrs.
.ffioubeu Long, on North MeDuiUe
jbtreet.
Mrs. George I.eitner has returned to
lier home -in Augusta-af ter a visit to
hw parents, Mr. and Mrs.-J. O. wh
aite.
Mrs. Sam Orr of Hcardmont, Ga.,
has .bean spending' fclfu past week with
relatives here.
Mrs. A. G. Fret well spent the past
week with friends in Walhalla.
Miss Leila Russell returned to Rock
Hill yesterday, after spending a week
at home.
Mrs. H. li. Fltsfie?a?d and child
ren have gone to Atlanta, to vLslt re
latives:
Mrs. John NorrlB of Greenville
Bpeut tho week-end hore with her sis
ter, Mn. William Sloan.
Mrs. A. P. JoKiUstone ha? gone tb
Greenville to attend the state D., A ?
lt. convention, which meets there this
weok.
Mr?. J. .TV. -Vandlvor. Mrs. T. R.
Howard, and-Mrs. Phelps Sasseeri will
go to Greenville today -to attend the
state i). A. Fi. meeting.
Mrs. david Bryson of Woodruff ls
visiting Mrs. J. A. Cook on Green
ville street.. .
Miss Kate Ramsey and Miss Pear-,
son of Iva spent tho .week-cud with
Mrs. O'.-M. Dodson. '
Musicale Tea.
' Tho Junior Philathea class of the
F?rst Presbyterian Church will have a
Musicale^ Tea on Thursday afternoon
at ,tour ^o'clock at the home of Pr.
3. O." Harris on Calhoun street. Tho
musical program 1B in charge of Mra.
I?. KV Harris, one of Anderson's most
gifted musicians and sweetest singers,
abd a program arranged by her is
sure to -be'.most enjoyable. Dainty
refreshments v/Hl be served . after the
program.
Mathcson-AnderHon.
The following Invitations will bc
read with interest by tho many
friends of Dr. Anderson, whose 'homo
is in Greenville, ? id tho friends .bf
Miss Matheson .who has visited here :
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Daniel Matheson
request tho honor of your presence
at the' m?rri?go of th?lr daughter
Susan Allino .
to
Dr. James Leland Anderson :
Tuesday-''tho' t??rteenth of November
at halt after 8'b'clbcTc in the evening
Baptist, church .
Hartwell,'Georgia.
Reception immediately after thc i
ceremony at homo. [
Miss Eleanor McGregor of Asheville,
N. C., ia the guest bf Mrs. J. R.
Cooley on EaBt Whltner street. '
. Mr. -and Mrs. Harry pargon |u
.Greenville spent Sunday "here with
tho former's mother, Mrs. H. E-. Dar
gan.- ' "-?s .
?*ss, J, -P-; Most and Miss Martha
Rast, aro visiting frlonds iii Sumter, . '
PhHuthba Class,
Tho'Pillia? U?i clasB of the Central'
Presbyterian church will .meet this
aJudga in ryoriu Anacreon., " ? .*
Ladles. Aid Society.
The leadlos Aid; Society of F?bet?s
church will meet on Thursday after
noon with Miss Ella. Montgomery at
2 o'clock. The members. aro -urged
to attend.
' Cured Loy of Croripi
-Nothing. frightens a mother ; more
than the loud, hoarse cough of:croup.
Tho,-labored breathing," straggling,
choking and,'gasping.for breath call
for insjant. action, Mrs. T. Neurcuer,
Eau. Claire,;' Wl&>- c?ay^;r^l^poloy'sr
Honey and Tar cured my boy ot a
serious attack of. croup ?fter other
remedies had failed. I recommend lt
to every one ' as wo .kiibw front our
ow?';expe'rlcnce . that, ft is a wonder
tut remedy for coughs, colds, croup
?nd, whooping cough." it clears air
passages, soothes and beale. Sold
everywhere. ""' '
iijun ?LUCT?I
Try Grnn?mo0ker,i OStJ Favorite, j
'??'I??^^--V''.^./Si^?,;'?^".'
Sv?s&ur,
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PROHIBITION RALLY WAS
WELL ATTENDED AND
ENTHUSIASTIC
RmUe? Are String Heid in interest
Nation-Wide Prohibition
Managers Pleased.
: The meeting held Sunday alternoon
tri 'tho'opera'house tn the interest; of
natlou-wlde prohibition waa a grand
success, tb* audience bnirig vory large
and enthusiastic. Tho speakers,. Dr.
?eorgO W; Murrow and Hon John Cl.
Woolley appeared to be all that had
been paid of them In advance, ' and
their .addresses made ?a deep impres
sion on the audience.
Dr. Morrow was tho first to address
the meeting and he spoke in tho iu
terest of tue Antl-Suloon league; Ho
explained tho'purpose of tho league,'
its progross and what lt had done and
what it hoped to do In the future* At
th? ?ioso of his speech he had distri
buted throughout tho audience pledge
cards to be signed by those who would
promlso \to pay so much to the
league annually for a period of five
yours.
Mr. Woolley, onco candlduto. for
presidency on thc prohibition plut
form, made a strong indictment against
liquor trafile and Its necessary evils.
His oratory whs splendid and hlB ?t
lack on tho whiskey evil was oho of
tho strongest ever heard In Anderson .
Tho audience was'delighted with h'.o
address and he received uiuch - np?
plauso.
This meeting wac held in Anderdon
under tho auspices pr tho local piinia
terial -uni?n and tho members are well
pleased with its success. .
Tho cud which these rallies -hilve in
view is^to bring moro pressure to. bear
upon the congressmen throughout the
country through the Intelligent monti
sentiment of tho people. The adop
tion of ari amendment to fae constt
t uti on of -the United States requires
that it-shall.be passed by a-two-thirds
Moto of both houses of congres's, and
shall bo .ratified by 36 states. On
December,22, 1914, in tho .house. ' of
rcpresentatiVes the above amendment
received 197 Votes, "while in 189 were
cast' against lt. Though lt failed to
receive the. two-thirds vote necessary
to Ita passage/ that It received a ma
jority waa'a remarkable victory for
tho Anti-Saloon forces of the nation.
Another resolution, essential!* tho
same as-th? Hobbon amendment, wi'-,
be introduced' du the next session of
congr?s?..'- .Th?se meetings: hope to
bring tho;pabple tofsoir-thio .valUe of
this ;'.:m '.nUiunit, and so io hayo them
tb bring 'tho preasuro of their Influ
ence to'bear upon their congressmen
to.vote for lu r'
1 BIBLE GLASS
ri
rP'.niiiifin'!
WILL HAVE ANNUAL BAN
QUET N?XT THURSDAY
EVENING
On Thursday evening . tho Wesley
Bible class of St, John's Methodist
church will ) ?vo Its annual banquet
and this will be one o?. tho biggest so-'
dal events In the Sunday school this
year.1 Indications 'oohit-that' the at
tendance will b? larger than ev?r be
fore and that the celebration will be
the best over fited.1 ?i
. Mr. R. S. L.1gon is thc teacher of
this class andi tho' tftter-officers aro
C. Ban Alten,'president; B; B."-Bleck-,
tey, eecretory: and Sam D. . Harper,
treasurer. The election bi officers
wilt b'o held ori Thursday evening.
The Wesley/Bible Class ot St. John's,
church 1B on?'-otjifee biggest Trie'n's
classes Jh. Anderson and.much inter
est is always shown both in Otteti
?anc? iand study. The - banquet on
Thursday evening has been looked for^
ward! to for a long time by the mem
bers ut the class.
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DISIulGWKTiO?
FIRST MEETING THIS AFTER
NOON IN HALL AT 4:30
O'CLOCK
-!
MAN f DELEGATES
Vyiil Attend Including Officers of
ine State Grand Lodge-Ban
quet-at 7 O'clock.
Much Interest ls hoing taken by
local Knights in tho meotlng of thc
dlHtrlet convention of the Knigh ts of \
rythma, which convenes In Andernon ?
this afternoon. The district la com
posed of Anderson. Abbettle and
ttr?onwood counties.
Tho first meetlug Of tho convention
will be held this afternoon at 4 ::*0
o'clock in the hall,', when an address
of welcome will be made-by Mr. (J.,
H. Greene, chancellor.commander of
Ilse local ledge. A visiting knight
will make the response. All the offi
cers of tho state grand ,lodgo are ex
pected to be present, which will in* ?
eludo Herbert E. Gyles of Aiken,
irrond chancellor; A. M. Lumpkin of
Columbia, grand vice chancellor; TV,
E. Derrick of Orangoburg, grand pre
late; C. D.. Brown of Abbeville, grand 1
keeper of records nh<\ seals and W. j
G. Harvey, of Charleston, grand mas
ter of exchoquer.
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I PERSONAL j
13. p. Campbell of McCormick
was in .town yesterday on business,
i ? '
Messrs. W.i Frank McGee, W. P.
Cook anti Harper Hall of Iva were
business visitors yesterday. -
--' , * ' ' I
Mr. Elbrldge Tucker bf tno Car?- !
well institute section was in Ander
son yesterday. :
Mr. Press Manntug of Iva spent
yesterday -in the city;
Dr. W. A. Tripp of Eusloy was
among thc visitors Monday.
Messrs. J. P. and E. P. ?llgood
of Liberty spent yesterday In Ander
son.
Messrs. L. T. Miller und T. H.
Paliya of Now York were Joweliy
drumi..ors in Anderson Monday.
Messrs. C. C. Jones and Frank
Hawkins of Starr spent yesterday in
Anderson.
Messrs. J. L. Branyoh, H. P. E.
Martin and C. WVMartin wero visi
tors from Pendleton.
With Sustained Fury.
London, Nov. .15.-^In u Speech in
tbs house of commons Churchill de
clared if any operation In tit* history
Of tho ?world woro worth carrying
brough with sustained fdry and ut
ter disregard Of life,- operations at
Dardanollts wore worth it.
RHMRFS if RH? O'S
?BNG?E18 COATED
If cross, feverish, sick, bilious,
clean little liver and
bowels.
, A? laxativo today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply'will not
tako tho timo froni play tb empty
.their bowels, which, becomes clogged
up with waste, liver gota sluggish,
stomach sour.
Look at. the tongue, Mother! If
coated, pr. your, child is llBtloss, croas,
feverish^breath bad, restless', doesn't
odt; heartily, full ? of cold cr has' sore
throat or ?ny Other children's1 ; ail
ment; give a teaspoonful of "Califor
nia Syrup of Figs," then don't worry,
because it ?B perfectly lmrmlcES, and
In a few hours r hil this constipation
poison, sour bllo and formontiag
waste will gently move out of thc
bowels, and you have a 'well, playful
child: *agalh. A thorough "Insido
cleansing" is o'ftfmea ali that is neo?
esaary. - .It should be 'tho . first treat
ment, given in . ap? .sickness. 'j;y
Bawar? .of Counterfeit fig syrup.:'Ask
yTbur druggist tor a ?d^ent bottle of
^California'Syrup of Figs,"-whlch hie
fuji ' directions for babies, ^children of
all ???si'i?h'd, forf.grownrup8 ' plainly
printed ba the tiottle. Look carefully
and abe that UV- is ma'dob'y. the Cal lr
tomi ti Fig Syrup COMPany*^i^WM^
'M.;,-.'.'? ..?u. ^M.f.i^naVi'i iii ? ..r ;;i.-in . ..u
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TUT/v*?A dalae
"We would like to do business with you. but ;
you are too far aw?yM-is not heard among
men who know the advantages of using
Pay and Night Letters
They will increase your business territory
and multiply your trade possibilities.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
J
or
We don't measure our
success on the basis pf
an extra dollar or two
which we might make
on a suit cr overcoat,
simply , because ; t h e
quality is there to jus
tify it. :'SHH
We're after friends
first and after h?vin?
won them, we want to
keep them always. We
don't know bf any sur
er way to gain your
friendship than to sell
you one of our twenty
dollar suits for. fifteen
dollars.
$10, $15, $18, $20,
and $22,50
We carry others a. fc
$\o, $18, $20, and
Jgj22.50 but our Great
est ii ?ie. is-at :?i;5~fpt^;
ers would ask you $20
for them.
We have an excellent linc of Shoes,?'Overcoats,".Underwear
. anti everything else in the Haberdashery line, too; djop in and
let us show you. just what you want and at a price that you'll
he glad to pay. 'vv'
?p t? Dat? Clothier. ' ;^
"DodsciVs
rivy ~
[".Starts; Your Lifer
?%'s Wort
Feel
i, I-ivcn op yonr.AtUflg?Fh. livor!
OR? *e:i? cn??rf?l;. inak? v?mr work-a
ploaRare;' I*; vj>>;au? frill . ol ?'thiu?
tion. - But taite no Imty. dnngeroU?
calomel bocaupo lt ihakf-? yo? ?lek ?hil
J??rfciay loee a d<iy\V work.
C&laaitt i* hf?rcViry or quicksilver
WhiclK CHU?*rUWAii* Of 11)0 bORC^
Calomel crashes inti, ?our* Mb life?
dynamite, breath^ J.*?p. That'o when
yotrjM tftiai awful nousea and cram;>ln,'r.
V^wen to BUM . ?if j?u wwrk -ia enjoy
tja ofoeatt gentlest liver; 'ind towoi
c'oi'.nuing yon. ?vcr experiencod jiirt take
a ejxwaiul* bi banale? Dodson'? tiver
?To** to^fght/;V:^0M.--dTO?eTBt. ?f. d'ftW
?Mis yod a ?t> ;?eni:.l.o?t(0 of Mona's'
Idv*r Tono; under\''S?Vi>e?9onnl' robney..
hick guarantee tl Al ?adi spoonful will
clean- your slitffgi?lt livst botter *Kan V
bf pasty jjaloftiafrand ..tbat't? wou'fc
t?yw$o? *ick\
- ..'.liods?i?* . ...fc?vc?H Ton* U nitl ' Ih ov
.Medicines": f-Yovi'H know it nwt- mbrhln*'
beeautw you will<vrjotL* bp frrlirij? Uno
your J?ver^wttl.W "workings WT?!*?!^'
mut dizj.iiwi' pone; ?toftiae?iwill '-??Cr
?vtfct;. nml .bo>v?hi. regular.
? Down's ' T.jv' r fr?ttl&iii-<<htin>i\-:
;j.?l?%^tlicrt'fiu-e:-b?fjiftl??? and' TI
?iil?vfttb. Give "
tb* ?ale of Calomel % 'nlnmi- o*
cnUtcly act?.'
I mm HIM III ll mi'-mini mimi -