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SECRETARY ASKS FOR NAMES lO?BSiii??EE THOSE ON ENROLLMENT COMMITTEE OF CLUBS TAKE NOTICE PLACES WHERE KEPT L?t nf These Will be Published 1 So Voters WM Be Better Informed "Please state that it is very im portant that enrollment committocA from tho various clubs send mo their unmet?," stated Slr, G. V. Whitton, secretary of the County Democratic Executive committee. "We must havo those and the places where Ute bookB. aro to he found in order that tho/ may be published so that thu pcoplo will know where to go to en roll. It seems that there will be a large decrease in. the number o: votes cast. Chairman C. E. Tolly stated yes terday Afternoon that .he Btill had in his possession eight enrollmen. hooks for some of the clubs which had not obtained theed. 265 Cars Approximately This Number Placed in county nineo pr?sent Prices Wen! into Effect1 ' Tliat about 206 Ford cara had been sold in Ami on-on county s i nco tin first of last August was the state merit made you te rd ny morning hy thc local agent, Mr. A.C. Todd. "That was wbeu tho present pricer boc?rn? effective," stated Mr. Todd "and wo are not anticipating an) change id the prices. We are now receiving on an average of tour car loads of Fords every month, and tho; aro soiling right alon?. We deliver ed three on friday Mr .Todd has recently opened t. room on Weet isnrie street which ii to he used as additional etorogo pinpi ?nd service elation, .tho latter of ; which has boon-'ono thing which has '..-j been instrumental tor the large.sale ; of thia ^particular taube of cars. ; . Sitrn Mnrgrmi ArcdsO'f iim? ?i?r. iUu cromer have rocently accepted post: tiona with the local Ford agency. Among those .who haVe recently i''1ju?<chased Ford cars r(re: tit ti: Acker, W. A.. Speer. J. Wade Drake. ! rJ.' h. Orr, W. W. Scott, John Wol I^Mbriu! and N. A. Jenkins. m .Official Ahnounoes Candidacy ' Rntlrohd Cornmt?sion In this Mr. 4lb?rt Q. Fant of Belton, ofll IVclally ttnnduuces his candidacy fov railroad commissioner in this Issu?' of The intelligencer, lt bas ? boan Known fpr some, time that he was in tym iacaa?MBSK-! Mr. Fant, w?* a visitor in the city yesterday and ?tated that he was very much pleased w?tti the '-progress, bo ?W? making, t?? has-'just- complied a. ^aanvasa of 31^ counttoa of tho Btato :>P'tn his automobile and ?tates that. ho is meeting wjlhmuch encouragement in all sectiou*. ^?>6V-:S YEAB AK? A DAY ? Columbia Man Guilty of "Violating federal Drag Aet. Charleston, June 10-H.. ht . Horno ; of Columbia was found guilty In tho rigunltett Stales district court here yea '* ^tft**^violating the Harrison Drug not and was sentenced to serve . trobe year, and ona day. In tho f?d?ral ? penitentiary at Atlanta ' ,by Judge .< Henry A. M. 8roUh. Tho criminal , JsS?lfpkot waa cleared yesterday and the , civil docket taken up by tho court.. > Horne was charged with Illegally; ; having In his possession a quantity ? of morphine sulphate and dtopenst?t it in violation/, to the? HbTrk?nVjW|* ; act. Tho offense charged occurred Ah May 2D. l?^Wm&?^w???S^ 2 . ?.-;--' '. . . Owl's D?atlcw Frico* O?? 28c~ Chorr?, S^wb*** arid P???hf Cream today; Owrprua; CoV ; J "THS ISLE OF LOVE" DIME BANK CAMPAIGN FOR BATTLE-BUND tn cu JULIUS H. ANDERSON HAS! RECEIVED HUNDREDS OF LITTLE BANKS TO COLLECT FUNDS To Assist in Enlarging Present) Blind Institutions in Belgium, England, France Five hundred thousand artistically designed vest pocket dime banke, by means of which several million dol lars may be collected throughout the United States to support and train in blind trades Europe's many thousand battle-blinded soldiers, ure being ls mied by the B. P. B. Permanent! Blind Pjelief War Fund from the Or gaai??ii?u'if headquarters, Ko. ?30 ] Fifth avenue, New York City. Several hundred of theso artistic pocket banks are being distributed locally by Mr. J. H. Anderson, pres ident of th? Citizen's National bank, who is the fund's nub-treasurer here. Mr. Anderson aims to raise at least ! several hundred dollars locally by this means. Ho ts distributing tho banks among acquaintances and also through the co-operation ot a ; local committee, and through large store? and local' institutions. All money thus collected will be dopoBlted in the Citizen's National bank to the credit of the B. F. B. Permanent Blind Belief War Fund. It will then be forwarded to B. F. A. Vanderlin, president of the Na-1 tional City bank in New York, who ls honorary treasurer of tho American section of the .fund. It will later be forwarded to Slr Edward Holden, chairman of the London City Midland bank, the fund's honorary treasurer fer England, and io M. George Pal ?ala, governor goneral Ot the Bank of France, who-ls the fund's honor ary treasurer bf France. It will fin ally be distributed under the patroh Sge of the King and Queen or Eng land, tho President of France, and the King end Queen ot Belgium. It will be used to enlarge the present blind Institutions of Belgium, France and Great Britain, to build new mod ernized bi m u homos, bi ind ?training i schools, blind work shops, blind em ployment exchanges and "to start various agencies for the sale bf blind mnde producta. Many hundred bank presidents, throughout thc United States. wbo? aro sub-tro asure ra for '.ho nation wide movement in their localities, are already distributing ll e ? dime | banks. Each bank bolds about fifty dimes. In addition to the bunks, Mr. Andorson and the fund's other local shb-treasurers ure distributing leaf lets and literature regarding tho vant humar. reconstruction work I which tho civilised world must - ua sumo in order to blake Hnrbpb's thousands of the battlerbltnded/ sol-[ diets self-supporting and useful members. . of 'their communities. Among tho American org?nl?irs of the fund aro tho' Hon.-.Elina Hoot, Vincent Astor, -August Belmont, the Hop. Bobert Baden,v Otto; H i Kahn. Whitney Warren, ; Joseph: Widener and George A.'.Kessler.-' '. i" ? Tho American vice presidents of tho fund now inc?talo tuor? Utah 2001 publie .mon, bankers; college presi dents and not 'ble mon and - Women throughout the United'StateB. Europe's battlo-bllndecl \ soldiers number at least 12,000 St present end) the number will bo Increased ny m an v thousand mofa'before-the- war] ls over. The'head-wounds causing j blindness result from bullets, bayon ets, flames ot explorion*, liquid fire, nervous shook, inVectlon, and debris S?d gravel thrown violently In the taco. . . . Among the useful trades which ino blinded European soldiers will ho taught are carpentry, boot'repairing, mat-making, chalrcanlng, typewrit ing, massage, telephony, poultry farming and market, gardening. Lincoln Appelai** Bead. Washington,1 June 10.--James A. Sample, cashier of the United Stat?? treasury who waa o->polated feller in th*, traabnry by Abraham Lincoln, j died suddenly Just after concluding a Bpeech to the annual banquet ot the National, I-HtlOa' association. He waa aged 78 . ' ; t??rlestea Geing, ? Charleston. June 10-Charleston wllL bo welt presented a^ the; civi lian" training comp -'In ^atf**??*1 next month,.according .to present l?- ' Meatlon?; * According io; one who afc- ; poets to go, there will be at least a Sogen men to enlist frosfcvtff^i'?fir ~: Handsomely Illustrated Book Printed Telling of Convention of State Firemen Tho programs for e State Fire men's convention art now coming from the press. The hook will con tain forty pages and besides the pro gram and other data of information to the firemen, it includes a large number of illustrations. Tho pro gram ls largely the work of Mr. F. F. Limehouse, chairman of the program committee, who undertook tills work with the view of getting out the* best program that has ever been issued for a convention ot the fIremon. How well be has succeeded can be judged from tlie book. The program was printed by lt. Lewis Berry & Co., and ie of the usual high standard of work put out by this concern. The entire book, consisting of forty pages, waa turned out from this ofllce In six days, a record which is not often at tained by printing shops in towns this size. It demonstrates tho fact that this coonany does the bevt grad? ot Work and can do it promptly de spite assertions to tho contrary, lb. Lewis Berry & Co., can be relied on for the highest grade of work. So R. Parker Clothing Mate Loft Yesterday Aff te mon for New York And Other Points Mr. ,?*. u, Parker, or Parker & Bolt, acting upon the advice of a leading New York manufacturer from wh?m this firm buy? .u lot of mer chandise, left Saturday afternoon for New York city wh?ro ha will glvo the latest creations lu men'? mid summer wearables' a cloco and care ful examination, solectlng for im mediate shipment tho newest and best to bo bad. "I could, in a way, attend tu this mattor by mail," said Mr. Parkor Saturday morning, "but it is so much moro satisfactory, to see the goods; and then, in this case, I feel euro that by going myself wa will -be able to pick up something out of tho ordinary-aomothtng Spec ial in pried as well as. uv stylci" . ...' Mr, Parker will bo.away u wt?sk or ten days and will perhaps visit Phil adelphia and Baltimore while away. ?. . >. " ? , Mr, Pant at Sumter. ; Mr. Albert S. Fant or Belton; waa a visitor to Sumter Friday. Mr. Font ts a candidute for railroad com missioner and from the favorable Im pression he made on those who met bim, wilt aurely malte a, good run In August.-Sumter Herald. fifiriiT min uiPITflD CAME TO ANDERSON TO CONFER WITH MISS NAN FORNEY THREE DAYS COURSE Will Be Held Sometime During the Month of July, It has Been Announced MTS. Dora Dee Walker of Apple ton, assistant state agent in the homo d?monstration work, waa in tho city yesterday morning conferring with Miss Nan Forney, who has re cently taken up the work In the ab sence of Miss Lillian Sadgrove. Miss Snelgrove recently underwent an operation for 'appendicitis In tho county hospital. When she has sufll clontly recovered, she will go to the mountains for the summer. Mrs. Walker came to Anderson to have a conference about tho work In Anderson county and to get lt start ed. She stated that the werk would be carried riga ahead ns always; The three days short course, lt lo announced, will held sometime during the month of July, the exact dates to bo announced later. Mra. Walker baa alt' she cnn attend to during the month or June and the school hud to be postponed. Black Maria Anderson Now Has Something In Which to Haul Transgressors To Police Station /?orUrsoa now has a Black Marla, a machine in which to' haul offen ders of the.law to tho police station! Tho body of the car arrived yester day end it was piflrinto usn soon af-. 'Xor arrIvalil',pa8B?gurs" being haul ed yenterday afternoon. This machino lia;; been couverte I i.iio u puitcoBpatrol wagon from a Ford formerly ,usBd by tho city en gineer. It ls Well-equipped : and,'-., yin : hold eight or ten people. It was hot secured before Reeded and. the po lice department ? has just , cause to feel proud of :lt,-.?j { .. . " Owl's DustierFloo* O?L 2Sc. Cherry, Strawberry - and Peach Cream today. Owl Drug Co. ^^^^^W^^^^^? to ?wn a hoirie" ?^??1 HOME Of VO?R_-_^^3S g ^^^^ 18 * iNpgeb.^g^^ - SffS ^ji^ Think ?bout thu just a 1 ?? ||?!L MhiUle j i 8 Per Gent lg jjlSL "^^^ Guaranteed I !f you buy a farm from us J ?SSS W^FPR HOH.ga> Sfo-rrr M",_-Tfffft? I 555 ' ^aggjj^ j we'll guarantee you 8 per 555 ^^=^1 -C/ "r: ^?^^^=?^:::^' [ c?n? ?n your investment for ?:-?H~~&j * a reasonable length of tift?fe. SSS ' We won't buy a farm our . i ; selves unless it will pay 8 per S Nobody who has once lived in North Anderson ha? cent on our investment, ever yet mov*d II ..ck to town ? j And Really asa If you, yourself, could spend one summer in North 555 Anderson, just to know for yourself how fresh the ES atmosphere is You too, would continue to live in North Ander son. ? Linley 'Watson ;. ';: ;|| gS JNO. LINLEY ^ P;, n w*T50N ' nnpunAM ^ .'.?."> M 'j. . .?? ~* riMBIIIIMBIMM ????????SIIMIIW^ ^ lill ' I FM^ I \ ' ^^^^^^^^ '? ^^^^^^J I j All Tms We?k -w*^ I | WEDNESDAY i 1 BEST IN THE SOUTH , Ls . The very highest ck?s smgers, | ^a F^y staw? J? singing only W the , ;..THut? " ture ?fcM -.i??Jp^ if you Want treat sel?&m j ..?/?:v-^: ? w- .?yJ???t?M. ' We fee! (his way Almost any Anderson county - farm that will pay 8 per cent interest, and can be bought at a reasonable*price is sure to fee a good'ihv^t ment.