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In order to avoid delays on account of. personal, absence, letters to The Tntelligeucor Jntonded for publication should hot be addressed to any Indi vidual con?oatcd with the paper, but simply to The Intelligencer. /MONDAY, JUNE) 19,, 1016. astoiiinf - :-r -y-?? That RuBslatt drive is dovolo^n? Into a gallop;. iL'n about time to take, that saak? down, den't you think?, v That Russian qriv? isn't drive; it'e a tornado. Ppa - ?*? ;Very\ often "iack of ihspirsUbn" ii fmlstakeu for fear of persplratkmi 1 SomeV.Uxnea a martyr to rheuma tism ismejit agile in tax dodgSg, "B?ttqrmUk" Fairbanks nhouhl should, keep cool on the Hughes "Ico /Wa^oa/' //,;$ Is not always the man with the moBt glnger. ^no can gulp dawn the most ale. . Moy'bb they Call Vit: the polttt?a? j cot" becauEe^ you': are; likely to bo ] blackened if you got into It. < When It come-to aitpmpUng-to V credit the VWilaon' admintstrationl Hughes eutVl'shk?red: CarroJasay The iitiUo canSpaigtii breaks upon us | '.this week,; and; we are retalsded thstj " Egypt, too, was v?Qltod by plagues. Tho Oi'oVn ' prince/; having set d?y fpr/takir.?:- Verdun,". Should* .ce" flghti?gy and wait unMt that day ri ?/os ;>.:?MH^^^^^^^^^^ .Tho eld tashfoned man who used to boast about tho way ho could carry hUt liquor Ib now unable ,'.to '/carry -self. ?T/ndtmt?d / Americanism^.v will | o?bt|ess;/?)^?t/'.f? /tho dent?es ,ol undiluted ; b?er, ?u.aer /tarant and j -.--weontea.;. . ' > ' > Witt Hu>b^;,^mt ^alrhankH in the * ?te, tb?^^^ ; be no : need of the Ov o. p/B^?jK^ts# 1? a cold st?r-j TUE CALL TO ASM? The long expected has eeme at !n?t?tk? state mllltla oi the na tion hare been ordered to raob. Oise for Mexican border duty. What the end Will be, we dare not attempt to forecast* but whatever may come the people of the United Stetes stand back of the President In the course be has taken. It Is the marvel of many that Use order to move to the bor der has cot cemc.' before aow. President Wilson has not acted la baste?that mush cam; bo nd mltted by bis bitterest cities and enemies. The Mexican situation engaged his attention the day he was inaugurated* and dally since that occasion It has been a con stant bout ce of worry and dang, er. 4dded to trouble from the outsiie has been the annoyance from jingoes and ethers having selfish motives la view and shout* log for Intervention. ' Whatever course events may take, may South Carolina perform every duty devolving cpon her. Not better th?n has sera the caso In the past when her sonn wore call, ed to anas, but sSjjWell as they did It. That will be sufficient, for the, citizens of no state have shewn greater valor than the soas ef ,South Carolina when waifs rude 'Warm rang through the land. And . may the sobs' of the city of Anderson a?d the county ' of .Audertton measure up to fullest expectations, 'as we. feel sure they irfll.' We could not wish for. more Own that the sons of this city and county conduct themselves us did our fprefath crs when the bugle call rang through the land. -CAPT;. C088ETTS IDEA Elsewhere In The* Intelligencer this morning Is printed a, com. raunlcatlon from Capt. B. B. * Mossctt suggesting a ?>!s* where by our m II life might ^ej strength, ened and-by which the men' who are already enlisted might be made more eager to respond to the call to arras. It fs Hoped, that ' every business man la the city and county will read the article. By strange coincidence, Capt. -KStoBsett wrote this communlcn tlon Jtfit -eat the hoar the tele, graph wt-; t out of- Washington were tramming with newH.o? the fact that President Wilson had ordered the mtllth. of air the states to mobilise for Mexican border daty. . \' THE BALANCE .OF POW?B .. ?;? . : , One of the elements .of the pres ent presidential , campaign that. has not been given the attention, it mer its Is; the feminine vote. Woman suf frage : has how become much more than.ah airy abstraction. There will be 4.0PO.OOD women eligible' to vut? nei; - November.. More than half of them are "first 'votera." And Inas much as it Is extremely problemati cal, how. they are ; going to. 'vote* the politicianu are vlowlng them with ever-growing Interest, ; mingled with fear. There Is already in the field/? "Wo man's ?Partys What that "party stands for has been made known plainly- by.Ats^htcsgo convention, hold a?n?ltaneously with the, Repub lican und'Progressive convention?'. It has '*birt* a - single plank. It stands, at present, for w single purpose?the enfranchisement of a? the women In the' country by th?'same oitaita .that enfranchised the ?egte?an amend ment to the federal constitution. self-styled party caja] n. ?proportion of fem'-j Jhinc;r,s?tc'C^4t:;pM*8f'C8> or wbetn er there Is going to be any - real, co harea^ "f?uflftlu? v$te", at all, remains to h$ jseetf.^gThe oofy'p?liUc>Vhpdy indorsing its demands is the'Progr?s iilve party... Organisations that are general*;* / Supposed to represent a majority of the women votora aro op poricd to federal action, and disin clined.to"partisan*kell?n of any sort! But; just what is going to happes, no- ] body knows.; The purest, thing about women, fa poltUca. or ets?wh^, Is ' that you novsr eau toll. Andtsotto the other engrossing feature^ bfv ihls spectac ular campaign la 'added the ptoNem or wirich ma* ihe. suffrage (mean ingno dtsrespe?t)';^i"?i^0^;'lirta' Women oec-m to have tee^Wahce of. ;'pQwsr.,.;;- ^^^)^fi;Mi??f^}^ii?^ {w^?erable numbers* th^ may ;?e ;-elS4%^th*> ?lection.. trad?tak??s of Atlanta are buying ?iboai^ ?? - a^aee ta taV. uawspa-l ''i fey; :?>?^.S'a^i^ti?t?4/-'- M A?bsr aenfUag sevml thousand EMPLOYERS '. FAMILIES < C APT. B. B. GOSSETT HAS AD. VOCATFJD PLAN fO THIS EFFECT -' . ENCOURAGEMENT TO VOLUNTEERS Will Work Hardships on Some to Have to Go and Assistance Would Relieve Situation. Not more than ono hour bet?re nows .readied Anderson last night that the militia ?f all tho elates bad been called by the President for Moxlcah border' duty, Copt. B. B. Gossett eat down to his typewriter asd addressed a communication to Tho Intelligencer In which he . ad vocates i\ plan by which men. who are members of the Na tional Guard might bo encouraged in reporting for duty in the event' they aro called out for service in Mexico. In brief, Mr.; Gossett's suggestion is that individuate or corporations who are employers of members of the Na tional Guard make some provision for the care of tho families of married members of tho militia while they are away from home. Mr. Gossett suggests thai these employers of milt ttamen supplement the salary which these militiamen receive from the government, thereby enabling their families to get along in tho absence of tho head of the house without suf fering any hardships. Mr. Gossett's" communication j is most timely in view, of tho fact that tho local mill tin have boon ordered, to the border along with tho other mili tiamen of the United States. >v Mr GoasoU's communication . is as fol lows: . ' June 18. 1916. Editor Intelligencer: A cull for the South Carolina Na ttonal Guard for service In Mexico appears .to be imminent: It is the duty of every offl?or and enlisted roan -to resppnd promptly and. chcer fr'ly to such a,call. I do not doubt but that they will do so. I certainly will not hesitate. But the fact that it wtll be a great hardship for some to no udder * existing conditions can-1 hot "u>. denied. This la more or. less true with everyone, hut I have par ticular reference to the enlisted per sonnel. Many of these men have families dependent upon them fer support. Others, white having no families, will be loath to give up their positions w*.2hout assurance from their employers that they will bp provided for upon their return, The duty of every ^employer. under sujcb circumstances, is plain. They should not hesitato'; : ^.Cu tho other . band they should encourage their men toj go. Indeed: they should do moro <oan thW'where necessary. Tho,v Should a//V??o, under the proper cir cumstances, to supplement their em ployees government pay while In ac tive service. The pay of a private in the United States army is S15.00 per month, plus board add clothes This cortainty is hot sufflclent renuai nration to provide for a soldier <him tslf as well as his. family .at home; It every employer, in a worthy casej would agree to add |15.00 per month to- the regular pay of his men Up to 'a reasonable number of employees, i$e , problem . would be solved? maa could then leave bite family real, iilng that whtjst they, could! hot live In* luxury during his absence they would at least itbt erutter. In the state of,.South Carol'ua there aro some 50,000 people employed in the cotton mills. If every cotton mtH manager\wpuld--a^av.jtarpl?rahe:"thia' policy with a reasonable number of his employees, say U per cent et *he totbl, U would work no hardship up on the mills and at the same tiine would insure the ctate of South Cari oiSnp. f.000 youn?; men ttoiu. -*ho j mills. Surely a fair ; prpportl?a J the state's, quota,; and all "that co?t?t reasonably, be. expected tre'ta; Ute cot-' ton mill people! to the..tdcaj^llltia company there ?>e;tns^y cotton-milt" hoys;, '< ' Alt d*n he. d^ ??cod solders. Indeed, if 1 were fO ufe ' in the fieldc otnmand; et; a .? w?utd prefer ope; ewjM??? ' ?w^M':'uuba>:.'k these hoya i canae* afford to ; ire ^^?a^iiw^^^ome^ their families durtn* their hb?s SpesaSffigfor ?he l?Ters^ae^^: . ?wiy mills, I doubt' ^." *hat oar. :?> vscte?:>euW. '?<w:^?|^iM*i!^' "" V?i^;'>ia%oit.^f^^ n*?r;3^"iiM?rfe?' ?hese kills - vrtul? pTffVift* ft* ? bm lmuDi ot1 ten tuen. The coat would not be great; The good accompllsh ed would be Isrgp. I suggest that this* plan., bp, adopted not only by the cotton' mtllo of the state, but by every business man of whatever na ture employing young men. . J.f they; have no employees In the National Guard at thiB time, they should 'en courage a reasonable number to en list. Even if we are not ordered to Mexico, we should assist the govern ment to .this extent in its prepared ueB? program. Unless the business | men of our state manifest some inter* est and lend their active support to] the present plan, preparedness will fail so far as South Carolina Is con- i corned. B. B. Gossett, Captain- 1st. S C Infantry. "I have just returned from White Plains where I attended, an all day | Singing," stated1 Sheriff Joe Ashley Ir.i-t night. "There were at 'ieaat 2, 500 or 8,000 .people there and the | most orderly ?ro'wd I have ever seen. The people had a mighty good timo| and .there was. some excellent sing ing, well known singers of this and) other counties belnp present. And when it comes to getting up a din ner, those people In that section of I the county know how to do it.'" Fire yesterday afternoon about* 2:30 completely destroyed the home ' of Jake TraymAn. a negro, living Just this side of lap P. &. N. railway track whore it crosses North Main Btreot. The fire spread very rapid ly .and before the fire department could ' reach the scene, the entire dwelling was in flames: Tbe house was a small one, and it and contents were destroyed. : It is said that, the ioea is partially covered by insur ance.; -o secretary of An dfripPooll?ge, jind Mr. Joo. T. Miller, dean, have returned from a canvasa for s?adcnto mad?\in the eas tern countloa of 'tho' ritatev Tbey ?tat- j #>4^tiv?1(r%i'if^\^^ very succ<;?3fvU,;tri.p; end 'were much encouraged over ; the outlook ' for : tho college '.this coming 'season. \ Dr. White, president, is alaq very; hope ful for the collego and has stated that he thinks the enrollment will be Very much increased at this next ses-j ?Ion. ; A\ number of - the peoplo of ; Ander? can-went Out to Eureka church yes terday afternoon to, attend., a singing there. There . was a splendid atteu dahr/e and tho singing was good. .* iho mcmbors of St. John's , Meth )at church and many, other peo e Of tho city were g??d> ot 'the op portunity yeoterd?> o? hearing- Dr. I Jameb.P. ;Moffett;o? Buo West who preached at both too mpriiiug and evening services. Dr. Moffett is well known in Anderson and the 'people ot this elty are always glad to . hove him come here to preach 4 ii It tho people keep on buying au turopbiloB, it will seriously affect the country Vnurches.V:, stated a well kaown gimU^ a fact that many people front the country ate coining to Anderson \u ^b^:a>>tompbi?es,: tio^'Jcburca every, Sunday and this means that the rural churches .are losing -'them. " Mr. Bl.vchotte T.? Juatko, foreman for iamtaaott & Morris of Gr*envMe> .^ho/ haVe the contract fer the build ing of the C. & \Vi. C. freight do pot, la teptaln of; ??a>ml|t?a com pany la 4ipsxtanbdrg, known', as the liamp^on Quarts. Mr.. JaslW la ta Anderso? in charge of tbe depot work, an,<S U was said 'last nigfet ; that tie was in the city., . ?Borta/o htm wer?' futile. ' /-' Stadt at ?-ill?(i^j^y. Gteahyiiia, Jano 17.?Parker Cot' tbh-AlWi atoek {wh?${??s*; *i-o of Una JRainpU?i ^lii?s. M i^n^ irreaUy ro ^a>^ iswow at m ?p#;the,v. ' it-to^ zeetraitf^^a^; o?. . of saille, and ?o,b>*? a ^^rara nasaed -Ter Ui3 A house of introductions Late'Saturday we opened a few fcuite of most attractive cool crashes. One b.ft good cSeay gray with a dash of green/ the other b a '.color all it's own?we can't name ft but We know you'll like it '-''U They're $8.B0. 1 ' V ? V. And with tills or any other good hind of sum mer suits you will wjm^.qw'^alm Bench Ox fords. In such quality,as ours nothing adds quite so much to youtvnaturaj eppearauc^ as these cool, bright sh'o>*a> . \ We're continually introducing the new things in men's and boys' clothes. After a sssssss fcs? jterfed tk--^c*a a$l to he a newer idea developed from exper ience with the popular designs. We're alway? doing the watchful v??:Uag for anything of this sort, p ; , ^ There are all widths to give you ? perfect fit. The price b $3.50. ... .. ,. , , ^ . ; I . *' { Special summer neckwear in silks and wash fabrics. For the tub test there's nothing to compare with our Imported Russian Cords. Unusual values indeed at 25c to 50c. .." ?. I'r: Tfte Store with a Conscien?? es M ?qaor fa Charlestoa. ^ . . Charleston, June 17.?In Its' anal presentment the grand Jury yester day called attention to the allegation that contraband whiskey in roschlng Charleston - through an express agency at Led son's Cross roads, . Dor chester county, and nearby stations, and recommended that all petty vio lations of the law be handled .by mag istrates. Two exhibits, one of the report of the.dispensary board on its final disposition ' I the dispepsary stock and the ot). t.'.ve r?port of tho state constabulat. S .\co January 1, .1916; were attached to the present ment. Dodge Wms Derby. . CInclnnait, O., June 17.-i-Dodge, ridden by Murphy,, wdh thirty-fourth Latonla derby at tho Latonta Ken tucky race, track . today. George Smith was second and'Dick .Williams third., i Security and Service In establishingbanking .corth?ctioris./a. business man looks primarily for two things,' viz: Security .and Service, M ' * ' - '4...* . . This bank, offers absolute cocurity ito its deposi tors ajnd. endeavors at all times to rend??jprornpt.and polite service to its customers. - V^ '.-V Peoples Bank of Anderson THE 'QUALITE XAMP." tolil ANDERSON, S* ?* ?I0K?AY, JUNE 19, 191?. NtraiBER sa. Eiecjbric Having made an'too-*' targe purchase br Uiesa Irena we are.in pcsUlpe' -to Bell ,thsivi^^6.tt?? Sow est prlco ever aaciad here for a really good /Iron. Only &?.6& Ba-h .by using an KTJBCTRTO -Iron., it *mte'$mxi with the hot stove-,^%^: KEEP COQL This Susnrncr la. att?uttrr. f^ors ;v'V$^J^tf do ?warm Mttw trred yota get whe?s you are warai - ?-::Bit?i?-F?iv.'-:-'.' pute flies to Rsghfi Makes yea eoolrar - .da^. aiad ;^g^S'.- . II yoti do it yourself if ; Standing over stMt^ Is nu Wuafcr table and < uaaealttjful I1 Th'ir>:. is" Re^^sa^-???tpt * where Chafing. With An Alcohol iUmp you must fill the lamp, adjqst .^the wick, strike a match, . end bo very caretu} not, to spill al cohol on the tabjt? top: -, Wta.Bisetrieiiy . ypaiasert' the ?toff sj?d turc if swj^^v'' ;?Jra* delete a? your att^ctt^; :tha.: wetp^. Iner Matt >t^*^.'.??