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ESTABLISHED i860 Published every morning except Monday by The Anderson Intelligen cer at 140 Weet Wbltner Street, An-] derron, S. ('. " SEMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER Published Tuesdays and Fridaya * j L. M. GLENN. .Editor and Manager. Entered .ns second-class mattet Ap.il 28, 1914, at the post offioo st Anderson, South Carolina, under tb? Act ot March 3, 1879.- . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHE8 Telephone... ... .321 SUBSCRIPTION BATES DAILY One Year.$5.00 Six Months.2.50j Three Months.1. One Month.421 Ope Week. .10| SEMI-WEEKLY Ono Year.. .. .. .. .? .. ..fl.MI Six Months,..75 .Tho Intelligencer ls dolivorcd Sjf'J carrier in tho city. Look at the printed label -on your paper. The dato thereon shows'wheu the subscription expires. Notico date and label carefully;'and ]f not correct pleuro notify us. at once. Subscribers dcslr.'ng tbo address of I their p?pvr changed, will pleaso state in their communication both the <dd| .nd new addresses. . To insure prompt delivery, com finials of non-doliv?ry In the city cf Anderson should ba made to tl* Circulation Department before 9 a.-, nt. uni a copy will j ba -sent at once. All checks and drafto should -?e| drawn to Tho An rt cynon Intelligencer. ADVERTISING ' Rates will be furnished on applica tion. .i No tf advertising discontinued ox cept on written order The Intolligencor will publish brief! and rational letters on subjects ttl . general intercut : when they are ac companied by the names , and ad dresses of the authors and are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous, communications will not be noticed. Rejected marusorlpts will not bs re turned. . ' ' ' " . In order to avoid delays on account of personal absence, loiters to Tbs intelligencer Intended for publication should not bo addressed to any Indi* vidual connoted with tho pacer, but simply to Tbo Intelligencer..'. .;;<'.> : . ; THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1918. It's about*time to^ss snipe busting again. Early to bed doesn't hold good for tho following day. ' ^ O ?~i II A clono Bhayal* sometimes painful and prematurely'; we are feeling , for Mr..-! Brandeis.' .. Bryan seems to'thlnk he'd get duck ed 'ngnln oven with ja prohibition plank to cross on. --f^v-- ? --S* Walking down the street in Spar tanburg about not many days nen wo naw a policeman on duty. It ls paid that there ar? printers;to day; who still believe they will turn to an old graV Wu?e when they die, . ;.'.o . ?.? This funny stuff in the ; paragraph column mnst bo an awful ',boVe tho man with n "morning ofter" head. What baa boconto of tho old-fashion ed boy, who used to practice hia spoc-ebos front a stump^ deep down In the wonda? Funny bow all the newspapers satd tho United States ^flay'' n? ,'?^pt Oerniany's reply. v>hen they all know It would' be ?ccs?V.-d.' . f^si??w ./.'.'.Kegro Baby. Fella Into Barrel ct Lime and .-?"if .-/Hearty'. Smothere to ?he?i?^?'eadjl?B/^: ?'? Te^C;g,^5l^ broaK. mio/lr faster than that. When Ed DeCamp "gita gotn* " ho can tell .tho l?mbajitedness fish ntory yen.ovor heard. For thjU. reason alono we voulda't; ,ataV. away ufrom York for a soda pop, . ' r' . ' ^ . '..'".'i-O-? ? All who. would r*> wliNnsjt to^sp?no; 2D eenie far "flowers vreir*/.we;t?;,t??? ; can/asad \i^/;?? t^o^^'innw.vtt/i?f? j??t?tbs aM?o. io them. f^& vKii^i ne<fd/lt ati tbf ^Yc*?? t^ttT?atlpn. The: State asks what 'h?4/t^conto bi the :;p?d-fashf?n /wn? . used' tc j'l&en^ end feet a'drib* : Jfc : ja! 't/ery?'?i^ifjff.thitt ' he^o.w/ May? iffi?y \-jf?os?a th? show. ?oklng./?iot . t Oolumbl? Tiger. ; Dissppeto^??r iSre/'dally, happen lie op&no fat envelopes oxarfeed 'nuws /M^^tt^'^^llb>? . ;-?^n^|?if.;l??Wiitwhen ? a*., seesa M^S^H^^i?a?sai'.. syd? COULDN'T Ul VU UP ?Ul SHY CREEK The Greenville Piedmont of Wednes day pub!leite? a ?tory to the effect that a prominent Anderson county farmer of the Brushy Creek section, who wa? a visitor to that ,burg Wednesday, -expressed the hope in conversation that some day Brushy Creek town ship or at least a large part of it. may be taken out of Anderson and annexed to Greenville,.county." That a great many^ Ajiderson^coun ty people In tW extfemtT' northern portion of the county, especially up In the Georgia Creek section and along the Saluda river feel kindly toward Greenville and even sympathizes with her-ls no doubt a fact, but we'd be willing to wager our new bat against The Piedmont's entire plant that there's not three native Anderson comity men In that estire region, If the question were pu! to a vote who would *)0 in- favor of a foot of Anderson founty go'n? to Qreanv!!!? county, even If it were possible to move the line that now separates the two coun ties-the Saluda river. If the Piedmont should happen to doubt thlB we'd suggest that.lt "start the movement and have the election.4' It ls very inconvenient, it is true, for the people in that section to come to Anderson to-do nil their shopping, etc? but ty is no, less a hardship-in tho event, .pf ,'the Piedmont'a . dream than being forced, to go to .Greenville "to transact .legal bunin cnn." Brushy Creek is one. of. the greatest; states tn the Un-or the banner, township of the world, and- the on]y real criticism that has ever been made of it was this very thing; viz: a,small slipo of It ls within seven or eight m il en of Green- ! ville. If lt ia agreeable with the folks up there you may have ail of Picken a county, if you .went it. but norry single; foot of Anderson, bid Scout.' TRUE EDUCATI?5F The publie schools are to produce good citizens."' 'That'is why toses are paid to support education. Now, a good citizen ls a person who ' ls characterized by love, peace, joy, gentleness, long suffering, goodness, .faith, temp?rance,- meekness; These pre the fruits, of the spirit They ? o.'"fc- como ffOkn' th? '. in te l?e-ci, know le ,<? mental discipline, .arithmetic er grammar. They originate in tho spirit. What then should publie ed ucation be but-the development and sirengtheneing bf Oiet spirit. . We can go on until doomsday stuf fing the youth with knowledge and training the intellect and in the mean timo clamor, controversy, -contention, envy, .bickering! overreaching, trying to get ahead? -will keep up-when, "many ahallcrun to and from and knowledge i shall 'bo Increased.'' Bee what knowledge dees-everlasting gadding and dUcuBalng, and contend ing and never .'Bottling, anything.' Train the spirit.' deyehfai the divine : quality of tho, youth: or you don't ed?cate him : . you don't malte a - good citlsen ot him. ' .? j. ? rf! -..pr---:- '. .LAND OWNERSHIP, IN MEXICO"'X ^ ' !;/-vir: :':;. - ;; ;',-_".. , ; In tho United.8<aujai, the farmer is nu 1 ni m bio 'person; In Mexico he l's a king ot mlMionsJresv ? Youl look. out across ii level pmjn "end yon eeo a magnificent houee bf stone, e?ment and great timbers, covering, sometimes.os much, ai, ^alf ah acre! Surrounding lt are other houses hundreds of them, hut all email, constructed of adobe, brush or even of cane-stalks. You are not .looking at a {own, but a ranch settlement, ?n the great house -which! coats many times mere, than Rye the ;h'ace^a?ov^ In the little houf-03 liva ilse peons, The typical farm In Mexico ls ' net of ?8C .Wrfe?*-tf*i. of\?.;mtt|k}a.'- ; lu ..the State ot Morolos twenty-eight hnceno.dos own all tho agricultural Units ; twelve own am<Kehths ot. R, The ter?t?ry of Quintano RW. double' the. eics ot arassachvisetis, is divided among eight compaaiGs. The" -grest^vpotilon bf i tho State of YucfttAn, Is hold by Uilrtv men, kings of sisal hemp. A major . fract!i.n of --tbe-a'e^co^a^^ lng lends of -''Cl?^ua^h&y^e ?w^ed by r ene faimlly. . I?>w?r California. ' equal i ta sise to Alabama, la nearly all dl i .to??uW>tey^di*^'- ls-'j?'eavly '?tiVl?^? ! hy fire ::l?raai v^repar?^o^?^jn'^e s i,0o?,<HW acre? fsrsns He mostly ??lloxf. ,^bR.? naturally - a rich agricultural country, Mexico does not produce ev?, . en.: .eaeuth;-.corn.-- -fend- beans to.-.-i?ed ; ber Own '&e?n^pulst?on,1 ?todera >*a<i . ehlnsry ?a'need?4, but modsrit'ma^f?fc i efr.v?t ?ev?r t# nsed etxs?sWely ?o t. Ibi^^^e jpeba iy so''.?heap, that prl . ^tlVfl-.moth?d^ i^e^p?'rithan;:'ma? Mh?sio me^^;^!^pr??t^u?^M: . LINE O'DOPE Weather Forecast-Fair Thursday) and Friday. (Some idea of the visitors who have come to Anderson to see the perform ances of tho "Birth of a Nation" can be obtained from a statement made by Capt. Archer of tho Blue Ridge raliway who stated yesterday that on Tuesday they handle'" over 500 pas sengers between Anoarson and Wal halla. All trains coming into and going out of Anderson were crowded and in several cases extra coaches had to be provided. - ?'O' ? "I enjoyed the greet picture very much," stated Mr. a. N. C. Boleman yesterday. "However, some of the tblugs portrayed were not true to the historcial happenings. There were never any pitched battles botween the Ku Klux Klan and the negroes and their leaders as was depicted ut one time in the picture. . The work of the Ku Klux was done at night and In secrecy. Some of the men in the lower part of the state who had to hide out because of being identified with the Ku Klux came to Townvllle. I remember some of them stopped with my wife's father. Col. Trlbble, and I ?mow them very well. Three years ago when the state Old Soldiers re union was hold in Anderson I became acquainted with a gentleman from Laurens county who had the same name* as one of tho men who bad been at Townvllle years previous. I be gan to ask him about the other fel low who bad his name and .finally he paid that he remembered the people three very well for he was the same man." , ?. With the rain of the past few days many of the farmers are beginning to ?ow peas in their stubble land. One farmer stated yesterday that he In tended to BOW several acre? to be cut r.a forage. As usual there is a demand for peas. It IB sal J they have been selling for $1.50 and $1.25 this season, which, ls much cheaper than they sold for several years ago. There has been nomo complaint about the number of flies in the wait ing room of the P. & N. and.'several people had something'.to say about it yesterday. There are no. screen doors and there is no . way of k?enpiug the ??C3 OUt. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Chisholm nave purchased jjart of the Green proper ty. Just north of North -Anderson and Xacing. on ' North Ave mi e. It j ia stated that the property wus bought aa an investment. ..'. The anual meeting of tho library association will be held this after noon at ,5.80 o'clock. Ali; persona who have contribute! $5 or moire are members and are entitled to represen tation;;; ; ; . - ? /ip ?'. n ; . Boh^e. of the fineBt rye that has ever beenVralsed in this section has been flrow'n. .this season by J. F. Rice and .on Rjyer; Heights. The stalks raid ?nv~itiver eights. The sttalkE Rr cyr ty> exe o c d Ins I y 'good. li el ch i h ?nd |th?Vh^^?s were filled out. ;!'-A?|-kl?o !have Been the "Birth of a Na t Joli-* have -been much irnpf?ased with? that scene which shows young 'Cari) or on, the Confederate soldier.,, and ?you i ig Stonetnan, of the Union lines meeting; on the, battle field. Cameron fulls mortally wounded and Just as Stoneman ts about to thrust him'with hlsK.bayonet he recognises his young friend -ot tho south and at' whose home ]he had ? spent no may pleasant daya.W Just a? the vecognltlott is complete a bullst etrikee Stoh?man ana inr.w?w, ??0 mortally wounded He 'puila himself close ?? his*, friend and enemy anti they both die. togeth er. Th? "tololwing, part of an' od% ."4x>^^;;app}?'?^to? in The intelligencer last fall, n^ Toblot from \thfe Croix,, proves, thai such things havo happened and thai toi ay they, are occurring ?p U?? bat ti?flelds of 5nro?? : ! ? The, following ?rilcUv tells of an occurrence, very similar to the one shown in the pie? **re: ... \* ' \ \ "As soon as^ tho,, first; monista, o? dlstresB whlv.h follow, on ail viands h^d "p?s^^.I loQked.ln Quite near, .'t?e tally wounded;* onV a Bavs.rlan ypung a?? v?sir-hairo?.witt a gaplag wound in .his ?fo^c?i, waa j. lying 'close io; a ypnn? Frenchman, who had feeon stricken l? th*;%d-, Both wow in horrible palo;'.aaa'their feces.^ert j ^rowln? ypaler uird-???l*r^.< {i'eoald ?not move, *ut .1 ;St^fc.^;?yeasoe^^|i^ */feeble ti^entytt:-ca-the "pari '$f the jrWchottka, < wke;pa)h>faily ?ir ?ped his;ha^an^ last he drew from hin huud hud in it a little silver crucifix which he prem ed to his lips, saying feebly but clear ly, "Aye Marla, gratia plena," 'i etc. And then as I Vwatcbed I saw some thing more which moved me to tears. The German who had hitherto shown no sign of life except a quick gasp ing respiration, opened his eyes, which were already glazing with approach ing death, turned his head toward tjir FTenchman and murmured als? in Latin, "Saneto Mater Die", etc. Their eyes met and they understood each other. In a sublime, outburst of char ity the Frenchman held out his cruci fix to the German, who kissed it; then taking him by the hand the French man said: "Having served o?'r"coun tries, let us go to God;" and the Ger man added. "Reconciled." Th?Mr ny?a closed, a shiver ran through, tholr bodies and they passed away." MARKETS Local Market 12.76. New York. Market Open High L?ow Close. May.12.31.12.82 *2.77 12,78 July .. .. .. ..12.88 12.96 12J7 12.96 Oct.12.83 12.97 12.78 12.97 Dec. . .12.90 13.12 12.94 13.12 New York Spots 13.05. Spots 8.50 . -r,-:T . . - .-. Spring. Have you opened your eyes, to the beauties around'you, , This wonderful-morning in spring? The fairies and elved have touched all the trees 1 . . VS ? ? X With a wand of tenderest graeu. The violets vie with the buttercups glow. And everything's'bright that's seen. Have yod opened-your ears to the Joy in the world,-.?.:*{ . ...-..r-v To the twitter of birds aa they fly, AB they build tholr nests and work away '-1 ' For tho Joys to* come, by and by? Did you know, there's melody In every sound, . ' .- ? ' If you only -knew how to detect- lt, Just as there'? good hovering always around. . . If you did not .suspect it? > . .-.' ..**. . vi ?nw . . Have you opened your heart to the love In the world, ?..?>.-... . To ita beauty, grandeur and truth? They are easily found, when once you try, .-H?n . nu .. .-..'?...?-... Though it's best tv begin in one's youth, di To look and to lloten, and .to open, our .!.. hearts-;:..- y-UA ?vi'ii->? ?<uui? r,a<*;: r To the. ? beauties?, pt ^ nature- . and friends,- ' That thc Father aboye. In -his infinite love, : . . ? ? -, .-""I To. His .every creatureLsends. -Carrie Bassett Barnes j in ;TJi6/. Dip-: /..esfl?. of Tennessoe/f ?.'-.., ?:? ? -'? .... , j '.T^".-' ! '?'1 ? v [ Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS i nm a candidate for .Congreso fron) tho Third Congressional T^lstrlct, sub locv tb the rules ot tIIe? Democratic Primary, /- A. H. DAGNALL. I am a candidate for congress from the Third .Congressional district, sub ject to the rutes of tho Democratic Primary. . . . ; JNty.'A.' HORTON. { I ann ou nco myself ra candidate, for I coner?sa from tho. Third District I will abide the rules, r?gulations..and results of the Democttitfo Primary. -'? HENRY1-Cl ^TIIJ??MAN?. " .FOR soi^crroR; f j X am a candidate, for Solicitor of tho Tenth Circuit, subject to tho rutes ol ' the d?mocratie party. , , y":'- . I^NL-RICE. I hereby ennpunco myself a candi date for the office of/solicitor of the ' Ten\h Judicial circuit, nobjeet to the rales and regulations o? tao Dc-iuo : eratic primary. , , KURTS P. SMITH. ? j hereby ennounv* myself a caa dldate "Tor solicitor l^-the tctth ju ! diolat olrculK subject* lo the avtion , ?f tho* Democratlo .ftarty Itt.. tho en suing primary election. Jv R. EARUE. T FOR SUPERVISOR ? K ?hareby, announce mytelf *?v?is 'a candidate for the office nf Supervit-ar ; ot Anderson, county, ??bjest to- tis* ' rules bf th? dcraocratlc party, x V?. REEVES CJ^AMBLm , I hereby announce myself -.v>; a ; candidate for r?-eteotfcro - as' Sbpftrvt* ? ?or of Anderson County,*'^abject to s th? rules otVtheT Do&bcrsfUe Primary , election. > - J, MACK KINO. 1 t hereby! aanouncb ;???i?l? : a candi? i date for tba 'infice b*,?w^riotondent /or Education for Anderson coautr. f subject.tbvtbe rules:-&-.pp:rpet?itiitX-. lc primary. Plattom?j; w . la > the school room, better school a in the : rora! and mili'--dfettVc^^n^f ?ndsr I son county girls ??Vt^?Suira ??d no ' pairflMit*^ COU?TY TREASURER I hereby announce myself o candi dato for County Treasurer, subject to the rutea ot the democratic party. , jr. H. CRAIG. i I hereby announce myself a candi* date for County- Treasurer. - subject to the rules of tho d?mocratie party.' J. R. C. GRIFFIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject lo tbe niles ot the democratic patty. S. A v WRIGHT?. ?. jl hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to 'the . office of Treasurer' for. Anderson, county, sub^ jeri to tbs rules of;...the. ;,democratic primary. ? . G. K: D. BQLETMAN, ? SHERIFF t I hereby ann ounce my ?3elf a candi date for the office, of Sheriff for An j u?rson county, subject to tho rales of ' the-democratic party. . ' ? .: T.>J.? MARTIN. I hereby announce' myself a candi date for Shor'if of Anderson county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. .; . -.i| x .'.'.', w. a'i?iNo. I hereby announce myself , a candi-, date tor, the office ot Sheriff of An derson county subject to the r ul ea- of the Democratic primary. . . W. O. fi. MARRETT. I hereby announce myself as te can-, dldote for re-pte?tm?>.tOithe olfic? ot Sheriff.- subject to'tho rules ot the llr.mocratlc party, ' CLERK OF CC'JRT j I hornby announce ni?iel'f- 'aa .".??1 candidate for re-election as clerk' bri court, subject tb thc rules pt' atkef democrat? primary election ?*. JAS., N. :PEAR/MAN. :. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESEN ' * WIVES I hereby announce myself a candi date for theseus* of Representatives J forv Anderson county,vsubJect; to tho [ rules ot tho 'demeer?l?Yiist0ii^;!'H ^ W. SCOTT. ? hareby announce my fte?f a c^ndl ?d?-.te for i?ie H?nW~ifc' Re?ytisettNfj?-' tlvea for Anderson county, stn>>ct to the rules ot the Democratic ssrty. ' C.fP, LO?KEY, , . The Mill Candidato, ; ? .. ; ' 'FOR ,COR^^^,:?;.' ;;; ; 'i? hor?by .anno^hf? myself a' candi de is for the olQ'co'ofCortnor ~for: An-' dcraon county, sobJeeV fa? ?he roles of tho democratic party. It .^? been my ^pleasure to asrVe you in?his capacity four years, lS08ri2 p?v that 1 em capable, and t ne^TOMWeei ;^^v.:.. ,-- jM^^:g,fsiA^^,.,. V I .t?it?-fcn?t**?1 niyseif' a cauflt date lor reelecltelfcto the;office ot Coroner.Coe/Anderin^t .e^nty.'.eablect to the m?as bt;Hne:/denioeraUic pri - . . .. Jit G., HARDIN. I hereby annonnee^t^^ -a can didate tor etefc?l?>^the' omce ot Coroner; subj?et^iih? rules of,. ? the d?mocratie pa^y.'-..: ? ' I hereby announce myself^tf'?andii> dat* foV:"^ dsrson cr?n>.s?t>?*ct tb therules ot t "No one can see Inside your head. It may be f?ll of brains or it may be full c! Hrao/'rr-Perslau proverb. pearance. : -A . : One of thea new, fine, light-weight, com-1 fortable suits ai $12. SO will give a crian an air of style-and the look of success. .. Here's the new crash at $8.50 with pinch back that looks like a raine tn salary. Here are the Palm Beaches and mohair* at from $5 to $12.50 that lok like money in the bank. . This is the'time of ; .rotperity. ". J, -> , ^ J? Here are prosperity clothes. Straw hats you will never think of , coming after nor of ??s?g sway v??*m&, New idea? andi good. ones. $1.50 to $4.00. Panamas $4 to $5. Leghorn? $3,50. ': - . ' ? ' " --.'."v Caps in new shapes, fabrics and qualities 50c to $1.50. SPOT -CASH C/r,rLj ce The Store with*a Gonscfe^*^ ' IMPORTANT THE ANpEftSON ; TUAlj?'H^?js INI- ; SUR?NGE COMPANY has beert^arWed} \ and fully orgajiized for tectjon against Hail tb;'^ ?n> Anders >nkcouhty-^-and ?rejp?p?ir?? -t? \ write ; HAIL INSURANCE N?>W* For full : Infor mation apply tb'. v ? V ^ ^4 Q. Frank Johnson, . Sole Agents E. ?. Marshall Phons 209 ' .-. Phone 90 ' IpMir?m^Tjie Uter?ry Digest. ) If your radiator l?aks, poor in 'if ^vp^^'^o^^et?^giV" d?dlat'or ^?s??^ft. Fih^?;;^?'-Le??tand Fis;?? lt ;>,Se-M?nt-oi ls a. ponder p|?t ujj in lithographed ^:??ns. r; .W^n poiired into y??r^ radiator^H At the leak, the Vo?i air congeals lt tofo a~;?eiiueiit;tn|? ^p:a?rs ' it automatically. ', ? WM : The" aboy?; ady?rtisem?|it i?. otteVpf" a" ; series that i# ru^ Literary Dig??t ;" r. Vii m I i MI mimii-li m When ?bli lake; your trip te;siimmer,te % supplyyou^ Cashed cver^ where; ybuir s?gh?ture Js your ^?n-;; tificat?on;?iNbs^fW^ and thc ?bst is ve^ smal?. , ???ra K. H. and K. Traveler's Checks are for sale at