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THE INTELLIGENCER ESTABLISHED 1860 Published every morning except j Monday by The Anderson Intelligen cer et 140 West Whltner Street, An acreon, S. C. SEMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER Published Tuesday? ?ud Fridays L. Jd. GLBNN..Editor end Manager. Entered ea second-class mattel Ap.il 28, 1914, at tho post office al Anderson. South Carolina, under th? Act ot March 3, 1879. ASSOCIATED PRESS DI8PATCHE8 Telephone. ... ... ii ..321 SDBSCBlEttpHBaTEJ DAILY One Year.16.00] Six Mouths.. ... :;.r,o Threa Months. .. ..1.-5 One Mouth.42 j One Week.10; SEMI-WEEKLY Ono Year., ..fl.MI .Six Months. . . .75! Tho Intelligencer ls delivered by carrier in the- city. Look at tho printed label, on your ] paper. The date thereon Bhows when the ?ubscri^tlou expires. Notice date I and label carefully, and If not correct | p'nase notify us at once. : Subscriben? deslr.ng the Address of j . their p?p?r changed, will please state j in their communication both' the ??ld i and new addresses. . To in;.uro prompt delivery, com plaints of non-delivery io tho city j fcf 'Aoderson should be muda to the j Circulation Department before 9 a. m. i :.tnd a.copy will be,neut nt once. ! Ail checks, and drafts should' <e| ;drawn to The Andereon Intelligencer'. AB VE ETI SING I Rotes will be furnished on applica tion. I No tf advertising discontinued ex empt, on written order \. The Intelligencer will publish brief ?aud rational letters on subjects if .'.oner.il IntaroBt when they are ac companied by the names and ad !dronspB of the authors and are hot of :a defamatory nature. Anonymnus communications will not be noticed. (Rejected maruacripts will not be re turned, ...'?. In^rd?r to avoid doiaya cn account )<>t personal absence, letters to The ilnteltlgoncer' intended for publication 'Should hot be faddressed to any Indi* ?vldua? cpnrio?t^'with tho pacer, but .simply, to The :Intelligencer;' ' . "I^^^^B^I^IJ^ so? 1916 It puya ' to' advertise.-By T. R. How do you stand o;i preparodiiens? WoVe often-wondered if a rai'man'! really hatea himself in tho summer time. i The 'back to the'farm" movement j ?ola bb tho wano when th? '-season for rt'ii wru k arrives:' . . The young man who continuously raves' sbcut "sea labor? .scenery- ia cbuntlpg ; tho days until bia annual . two. weeks yolla around. Paining a hunch pf tots on tho street the ?jher ; day -'....we / heard^Jthe smalleat of tho) ijqt say. ."?! sfa't '.go'nu'a. play'loaa I ciiii hf; maw." A -O'? mamm Vin 'a fowrdays they'll be standing all dressed up before relatives anti friends' blushingly accepting the sheep skin father paid 10 hucks for. If ?nete Sam nhoyld be compelled V. to reaort to conscription' aa Britain Ima done, then all these single life , enthusiasts -would' switch their argu^ Frankly, fellows, wo aro getting worried about ;vniaV W*fe >?e nbt so tiusy wo'would go down Into .?-Mex ico' and spend" the summer. looking ii r him--ind/fishing. -o~, ? Ask a mant ie ne tb.Inka lt will rain and then watch h's face take on a Boloraonlo expression as he, gives the clouds the once' ?yen And he gear ' orally st^ya '"yea"-"br ''ab.** vj; . ... " _ Rothes charges Me .with trying tb -, build n ptditicai ring around ht? war? .house- system. Well, they're abottl even now, The ?x^enatbr ^aald She oilier of L.-G, ts ono "no/grown.* man / wants and no Hy?.ittian" would bave^ A story cbn?iijte ot the Introduction ;'? '.the: body and tho close, *atd a prom inent writer tho oilier day. ; B d t whe ai you! meet *.; ifiyl ^JIA. ..iiui'.?.l^^b^ucUo^', . ? marriage andMhe eioso-well you know new tf ends. V A ?oman Rx A?^titai O*., grew so ?.pen.KtvB^,Wer..|.w^?ti?g' On" th* corpVr I for a Htrast $f?nnt':'sh*' w** inspired to write-ft half ?olnm? ?rj.^ary. It - was fi'ai? ab? .wfote'm*,pdffi?i&t? It to the1 pubttobef aid then return?? in time to este h herbar.' As this i? ' the season for ?ak- Buries, we r?*Ius? . Ol/U WOKS? Vi,\?il'V. , Dissipation, overcrowding, I housing, and innate .luck- of uersoi rcsponalblllity are ascribed as I cli?ef causes of tuberculosis by I United States.Public Health Service a highly interesting article on tl Kitbjecl JuHt published.' The case Cincinnati, O., where the tub?rculo deatb rate at ono time was 50 per ci greater than that or any other cl is chiefly dealt with in the roport Aa the Publlo Service departan ot the government' IB In position obtain strictly authentic data concoi big mortality and Its causes, su reports are of general interest a should be both read and studied. T following statement concerning ' C clnati lins Just been Issued by t governmental department and is /Iv In full as follows: "Poverty and tuberculosis-tubers louis and poverty! These are t essential facts which force tbemselv tn tho Mention of every investigat who fac^s tho problem of that i ?C?K?. The lenamcri bouse distrl or Cincinnati yields a tub?rculo! mortality Just three times as great the a rea a whero better housing pt vails. In 187 families in which t berculoslB existed tho average mont I ly income for a family of four w j ^proximately $57. After paying rj pro. rata shar? for food and rent, balance of ?6.13- remained for OIL individual to meet al other expense Such a .low subsistence level wor Uko black magic In tho spread of t berculosts. Moreover^ and, this ls point over .which the public shou ponder, the home of the overage wai earner waa found tb be far less ?a itary than tho average factory ai workshop. In regard to all the fa tore which makes for health living, v< Illation, sufficient light, proper ter p?rature, and freedom from ove crowding, the score was in favor the factory in nearly every Instant "Tho City ?f CinCa?i??t? . r??llii that her tuberculosis death rate wt 60 per cent abovo the average it thal it hud failed to manifest a tel rle ney to decline. Rather, she d ter mined that she would learn wh with an cftielont health department nc favorable climatic influences, she Buffering from twice tho mortal!* from that dlsoaso'as her nefghbo Pittsburgh. '.. Accordingly thc Unit* Staten Public Health Service was r quested,., to make ? thorough study j the: situation landl::"i9V?imlt"> repoi .To.jshowjthat something more tbs mere acad?mie interest .waa ohtahu 1?;932 workers In-16* factories ot tl city voluntarily submitted to a phys cal examination. /' "The conclusions rea?hed, point d rectly to a close connection b??wen poverty and tuberculosis. The gre! factor underlying the entire prpblei waa seemingly that of economic -coi -XiAI^i-- /~V??. "lull, "f all il?Htt???l?li\nl uuiusia. WMv . cases carno from cheap lodging 'hanse Alcoholism was. a prominent causi oud often accelerated, the conre? < tho disease. Occupational basare and bad working ^opdliions were ai paroniiy f??g?u#ihle/for about 20 pt cont bf \t^e^??sej, biijt In, majorli of in8tattces^:ih$BV^^airjii8 wore. ni neeeasariiy lohefcn?v?ri the occupatio! Previoua/tuberculoBia In the family ru burred In practically a third ot a the cases- i&veBtlgated. .- Dlsslpatloi overcrowding, bad housing, and Inna! lick of personal responsibility, wer oise? listed pi causes. *'A Inter^stlng?f?iture of the-rc port> and ?ine :W|\lch ha? not prt vlously been dwelt ,,vnon in stualc of this character, relates to the e feet: of l^lg>atloh and the rato < growth of the^populatloii. of a cit MPon.''the>>teberpu?<>8?Br death rate. 1 la shown'lliat^tt^^th a 'popnlatlo composed largely ot racial stoeh ha\ lng a limited resistance tb laborer, l?ala aro eubjept to n^igh mortallt rate from that td|seaso, while center haying a sltver rattf crease a^e liltaw?se subject, *? a hlg' l.ubereu\bfcis rete. The evidence .1 Bubmltted dh a .cbroparative. table co\ crin? sixteen, l?m'erlban cities; Al most Wftihopt exception; *h?M a- high percentage . of, Vr|sh, ;}Beiindl nayl?n end . German. stocky asd thon tnwhich the nsf t?^poptiUtt?n^?s roi atlv?ly large, have a correspondi??! : ^pi|;moirtKllty, while thoae whtr ;.th?-Jtal^;?n;tfy:W element i proportionately great har?a fi, low tu ?ercuiosls death rate. ; StmiUrij anett cities aa Detroit and Cleye?aor* with Midi raws pf population, tncr?ftwj ? '$/S?ffi?<?low^t^srbuipaia^ moftalltj Whll^ a relatively ?mall population lnereaa have a hlih tub?rculos! n r?to. Doubt *??&;. the\trne,^^ : errancy ia'that aayab^^h^ +ie au thors, namely! that where 'j.fliB';^p)|ii^ ? t?on Increase ls rapid new; ^nMdlng ' are erct?d \?\ take, tho piaee pf oh . ??^?Altary stru?iwrea. '.and bett* LINE O' DOPE 'Miss. Lillian Suelgrove announced that the training course of three days which was to have been held at Anderson college Jun. 7-10, has neon postponed. Hhe will announce the new date? later. Mr. ll. 13. Bleckley is expected to return from Crayton, Qa., today where he was called Sunday because of the death of bis brother-in-law, Mr. A. J. Duncan. Mr. C. Sayre, local archtect, has been successful in having bis plans selected for a number -of buildings In North Carolina recently as follows: Baptist church at (Scotland Neck, to cost about $25,0001 Methodist church at Aulander, to cost $18,000; school building at Sanford to cost about $27,000; school building at Edenton, ( to coBt about $25,0./O! school building at Maxton, to cost-$18,066. i?e b-is alBo drown the plans for the Palmer Memorial church in Greenville, thia to coat about $16,000. Mr." Sayre has alap completed the plans for the improvements which aro to be made on the Masonic Temple in this city, the work of which will ] begin In the near future. .These im provements will ?oat about $8,000. Many people from Anderson motor to aHrtwell,' Ga., on Sunday and thoy Btate that the roads are in excellent Bhapo. One gentleman who returned prom Hartwell Sun?Yiy py "way of i Hailey's ferry stated that the roads] on thla.iouti were especially good. -*J Hailey's ferry will doubtless prove] popular av a camping place again , thia j summer, Judging from present indi cations. There were, a number Pf j people there Sunday who' xi out inj bathing and they stated that the wat er was fine. -o Mr. and Mrs. EdgarW. au fi and Mr. Gi E Turoage have returned to -An derson 'to complete tho motion pio tur.i which is to be made here and which is to have a local cast. The work was begun yesterday morning end hy noon several scenes were tak en. Quite a number of tho most prominent people pt .tl'^cltjr' are -.'ail; tug parts and they ar<j flndi?? ii quite interesting. There will be a baby show in'connection, with the picture end oil the mothers a-2 tho city are aeksd to bring or. send thier babies to thb Anderson theatre this afternoon il 4 o'clock. Mr.- Keith Chapman waa at hts plano of duty in the Office ot the Southern ! fiiiiih- 'n^Uii?*?1 "Company ^est?**]?.* niornlng after an ^absence ot several week? during- which time he v. u der went a serious operation at the county hospital. "I" am about to gain al my flesh Luck again/', state Mr. Chapman yes terday, i "1 left the hospital Saturday, one. we kc ago and at .that time weighed 15 pounds lesa than'usual. 1 have gained 'several pounds since then sud will be back to normal in ? few days.. 1 will , bo able to work; only. In tho mot ninga for awhile.'1 : Mr.; L. M. Glenn; who baa been .111 for the pnat ' four weeks, two of. which were spent in the hospital, wu* able to leave yesterday ?nd' waa downr town for just a few minutes. Ho han improved considerably and expects to he jiack ot hlB desk In Tho Intelll-, gencor ufflce within th?^ next few* doys. - ^ . ^|^f? : Many friends of Mr. Ben Tutt wore {dud io welcome him back to the city (yesterday niter an' absence <ot .three years. Mr,Tatt wa* formerly locat ed/' tn Anderson and . was. conneoted with Swift ff Co. He Is now in their employ, and'^?lted yesterday that, he would remain in Anderson for say wat days. |??|?ft$ hoing May ?d, and National Memorial day, which ls a legal holi. -duy. tho poatofflco will ho closed ex cept nt th>i hours, here designated: From to to 18 a, m. and from 3 'W':?ni;",' The rural caiTlers^*nJ| '?n^rtl^0, deliveries' tosPiy and the elly carriers wilt only maj-e morning de'i vor.v., ' At a mooting of the. congr?gation of tho First Baptist charca on Sunday morning lt waa decided to raise ap proximately $13,1)00 to .free the church from a debt which baa b?en standing for some time. "Xccordtng ly a committee was appointed. with Mr. H.* P. Mauldln as chairman and .Mr, H. A. Ledbetter oaVtrtft*chair-; man tn mako . A canvass-fop;-.fund?. Ahv?ffors i* UK ho msde to raise, the *y- thia weekv ' Ai- soon -as thia rob debt is rera?Ted, the work ibo new pari<mage, -which - tSvi-Vf Ct&*& and'. Fant, local ' ar chitscta, basins fcwa aseopt*d. I Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I am a candidate for Congreso from the Third Congressional Dlstrlpt, sub ject to the iii icu ot the Democratic Primary. A. H. DAONALL. I ara a candidato for congress from tho Third Congressional district, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. JNO. A. HORTON. I announce myself a candidate for congress fvom tho Third District I will abide the rules, regulations .and results of the Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. PBRD DOMINICK 18 A'* V'?K?i DATE FOB CONGRESS SUBJECT TO I THE RULES OF TBK D*-H00BAT?C| PARTY. -i- ' - J FOR iOLICnOR I am a candidate for Solicitor of tho I Tenth Circuit, subject to the rules of] tho democratic party. LEOJ<? h. RIGEL I- hereby announce myself a candi date for tho o inc a of solicitor ot tho] Tenth Judicial circuit, subject'to tho rules and regulations of the Demo cratic ? ri mary. KURTZ P. SMITH, I hereby announce myself a can? j didat? for solicitor of the . tenth - Ju. dlo?al circuit, subject to the action] ot the Democratic porty In the en suing primary election. J. R. EARLE. " FOR SUPERVISOR I horcby announce myself aa a candidate for the omeo of Supervisor of Anderson county, subject-to th? rules of the democratic party. . W. REEVES CHAMBLER I hereby annoncee myself aa a candidate fur re-election ns Supervl .sor .of anderson ^County, subject to the rules ot the ; Democratic Primary election. . ,. . J. MACK KINQ. SUPER?NTES??QiT Of-?DU CATION ii hereby announce myself a candi date for the . ornee .of Superintendent j of Education for Andere on county, | subject to the rules ot the. Democrat ic . primary. Platform- ! Efficiency in ! the school room,-helter school a in the ? rural and mill districts,' moro Ander- j son county girts aa (teachers and no | partiality whatever, in seleatloir teach ers, , ? ' ' -V. '..?.. . G. T. WILLIAMS. I hereby announcer myself a candi date for ve-uleetioalto the Anice, ott Superintendent, of ikhieaUc-n,. ,;mbjeet to the rules- ot the..Democratic party.' [ ' > . n J. dB. FELTON. COUNTY TREASURER .l boreby announce myself ? candi date for County Treasurer, subject ta the rules of the d?mocratie party. X' H. CRAIG. . , ?-iC' -: - 1 1 hereby anuounco''rhycol? a candi j ?Jato for County Treasurer, subject { io th?i.rules ot tie democratic party. J. B>vO, QR?FF?N. . I hereby announce 'myself a candi I date'for County Treasurer, subject) I to the rules of the democratic party. 8."A. WRIGHT. I hereby nnnounco myself a candi date for re-election to thu ? fd co oil Tr ea mirer for A nd em on county, mb-1 Ject to the rules of the democratic primary. & N,,^ BOLE>??il?. SHERIFF -T I hereby announce. myself a candi? date for the office of;8^ jf?? icr An demon eoupty, subject to the rotes of tho demooratio party. ; T J. MARTIN. i hereby nnnounco rnyeel? a candi date .for Sheryl of Anderson. county, subject tp tho rules of tho Democratic primary. , . -.? , ? ?: rs i ; . V w . a KING. ? ^lilt^yeby announce, lay sel? a candi date xor, the o ni co of. Sheriff bf An derson, county subject to the rotee o? th? Democratic primary, . W. O. S. MARRETT. 11 hereby announce myseif as a can didate tor re-election to tho o?flco o? Sheriff.'.'subject to tho rules of the Democratic party. ? . ' ?OE M,f?. A8KLEY. CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce .myself as a candidato for re-election "as clerk of c?nrty ?object to th?H fnl?s bf the democratic -primary b?ectl?ci;., "; . ''JAS. N.jrp?AR'MAN- ' : FC. HOUSE OF PRESEN. ? i^j?ereby w?hnunce ffi^lt- ? candt da?e for tho House of Representatives for Anderson eonot?, . ?bbjret to the ralea of the democratic pariy. ' J^X^>': _ W. W. ?COTT. ; . I hereby announce tarsal* a^ji^lm?: dst? for the Hou?* of Representa tives for Anderson : soMeet; to the rul?s of the Democratic party. . C. .P.''L4CK^*fef? The i^lt^caftij^to.-'., ' ? i., i . . in ?! ?>' M M.I'I ' ' i. ... ii.'-.mrtlViyji'' 'Vni'fn i ji' lu, 1 hereby .announce.-myself a candi date for th? office of trtironer for An derron county, subject: tb thev rales of the democratic party v , keenan* .-pieoaitte^esTte;^^^ lmt TOM?. i teil thai * sn? 1 wo Kind of Jpa^s Our clothe? for boye aro prepar?ii^e!^nd whatever 2*? ?ay bringa forth,. * . RS Prt Goad ofiuroy blue serges and -worsteds that \? x?2 XIS^VA are as strong as the strain, ?ttda to slay /Vp^V together and stay fit. V \} '? . , \ '. ^^3^ Elegants selections at frpm$2,50 ?o $12*50. 'j?f^^Ss^T^*1^^ Palm Beaches and wool crash suit*at $4 and . ' "* .. Boy's odd pants that will solve Ute problem of comfort and durability. Serges arid weer sleds, blues, grays and browns. 50c to Of course there always were,.always are and $2.S0. 1 , ; . always will be two kinds of boys. The kind '? .- - ^ v i vo?? : \ that are rough on thier clothes, and the kind that ts careful--~*nd you can't feretc?! w?sch We're shoeing stow & very special'value m one will win the race-which one will make boy's sport shirts at 25c They are so..good/ a success in life, &ui K's a. very encouraging that you womel pay us. donnie ?hat pri?e ? sign when at thc age pf 14 the boys take an we'd ask it Better get 'ern now, we can't interest in dress. rop?aee them. ^ . ( . ^ ?' ^^^^j^Mflyy^^^^yijfaa^^jj^^^' ' ' .lp"'*-*,- '? \?y??j??<j?y 1 .?. - ?? ^ ..... : .. - .".^V v'-y.- ? ' ?- ^4^^''', ' : j H i in i II m-a-i i j, , ... '?.-!!"""V'T*.?1 g t=!?jad^^*Jaj J * .^.>C^^3TO>.^it?^ ' I capable, and I need the office, f- ? . j .. ... . ,.. -, ..-I.., ,- SSSfiSS^SSS - . i hereby* announce myself a candi- p . . . >; . . ..: . ~- ?- ^^iv?^'f^ date for reelection to, the office of- : if your lmens are leunWr'^ Coroner for Anderson county, aubject carefully folded and are: fr??>ifonv. surp???^?thrcjiVon th? 'body; br to ;the rules, ot tho democratic prl* ejeeves. ' ", . ' ?"? ..[ maty.- ?,, . . . f . * 0 '-The collars ar?"evenly shaped, .have smooth e?ke?' iud t??l easy - * G- "ARDIN. and.comfortable to wear. : > I hereby ahnonnco'myself aa ?cah- fc Tba ehffa bead without breaking: In the middle; and. they ,doi not dliate fo? election to the office lt, k^&BS^^SJ?f^^ " .^'?A ':. \ Coron?r, aubject to tho rule? bf the. . : > ' v , V i democratic party. 1 . ^ouastltm about it . : . ?0^'-'^te \ * ? T. B. PBLFR?Y. ? - -Try us, \ . / V ,. ' ' .-A -, i ?? T hereby announce.myself a candi-; Andel?S?f? StCaUl LaUllClf V date for tho oflco of Coroner for An-{ -,r ? ' ' mm ' derson county, Qubjcct to tho rulea ot ' 'Pil?n? To ' ? 8 the democratic primary. "I_ .:/ ' \ I ^ '. ? !| ^jj^^^j ' "WMte others are cfat?nwff'Qucr?iy?ti^-?^^^ ii,'; ? ^^^^^^3 . -f^g^^^l ' ^j^E have ^ '^tni^^P 1 anticipate yburne?s, aa th? d?iit?ind for ??'te'"''1' 1 " i ^^^y^^ . . ' Aja?f , tires always exceeds ttej Bupply., - ( Bggggg^gjjgBBI | ^^^J^l ANDERSON - . BELTOM ; y GREENVIU.E ? /.;;^^^^^t ^ORSr^GI?D SUMMER ; cqurttis^offered t?;all who enter by ^ : Vantage to ariarxge with us for it now. ,;V> T%?re-^<???|^ witt let us prepare you for st DAY ANJ.? NIGHT, SESSIONS.