The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, June 29, 1916, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
'a^^?^^?il ?Pl
. Carmal, the ps*at hs Mexico wher? ;' ' *\ITJT^ ^
troops K end C of the tenlh cavalry ?SPS <$TEPPfVv
were attacked hy a band of Carran- ( XttL . 2J*/KL, X 0
sastas and practically wiped out, ts ^\ ^0
. ohov/n in the map of the b?rder has ' f
and. surrounding to wno given here. V . ^?
Carrizal {s cbout 100 miles from Chi-' * >.. ^ ,
huahua City, wherer the prisoners ?fy?*UA?0i?A
were carried. Ordern from General ,, . ?% . \4p
Trevino last night that the prlacuaw; ; Igt' f0%
be taken to Jharez and released j . ? ,{ Jt,'.' . r i ) ' .
..means that they will have to.cover
a distanc? ot about 200 miles, and la . ?
"?>... on ibo accompanying illustration. It
thia event they v/ill hardly reach tho '?
' ':1L.v'.": ." ' was at tBls place that a body ot.
border bet?ret data, today or tomor- .T " ?
row. Interi^ing^accounte of the ^^i^^^^^^^
Carrizal fight wll? probably *e rs- o?tizanry mob several months ago
lated by. these ^prisoners, numbering and driven .out of tov/n. . At that
-In all 23 men. ' , ? . time it was charged that the Carran
The town pt ?Parral ls also shown sa garrison (located there secretly
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160,000 Militiaman Mobilise for Doty* tm the Mexican
: Border '
Part" of the equipment of every soldier, ;is a Wrist Watch.
It's a great convenience, worn on the left arm-to see the
time when on^-thc march, Vi?h coat-buttoned up.'
MILITARY W?ST WATCHES
Ingersoll Black Strap ... ?.. ?.. ...
Elgin Nickle Case Black Strap ....... ;,..
Omega:Nickle Gase Suede Black Strap ....
Remember the boye to be called out.
.$3.00
_.$10.00
...$10.00
YO?B JEWE?.EBS
ger ??4 one Roadster.
Dortft delay if interesi?d, ?s there were a
number of buyers forthe car axiyefctisecl a
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GEORGIA' MOONSHINERS
V/AX RICH WITH STATE
IN PROHIBITION GRIP
. Atlanta, Ga.,' Juna 28.-United.
States revenue officers rc tu c nins tu
Atlanta frot? raids in north Geor
gia report that moor.ahino distil?eriea
aro running on a biggor scale .theil
ever before. " ? '
They attribute tn o : increased out
put ol white lightning, to < tho fact that
Georgia'? new prohibition laws have j
rendered the state a parching . des
ert.
There is vs aid to bd a regular sup
ply: line; running from the mountains
to a suburban town oh tho i^jgp of
Atlanta where the .trolley cars ran,
and cotis?es Buffering with a thirst
are B2td :to. make . the journey to the
edburb'every Saturday afternoon and
lay in a supply bf mountain dew to
run them for a week. j
Recently, however, the county po-1
lice ot Fulton county and the United
States revenmie officers have. Ber-. |
fously interfered from time to time,
with .the flow of the mountain dew, *
and on these, occasions -the thirsty
pilgrims haye &een hardly abie tu
maire it baale to town, so -great waa
their suffering.
Mr. E. ??. Broy?cs.
* ; Mr. E. '.'.N..! Broyles died1 early
thia morning at bia residence on West
River;street. He la'annrlvisd by his
.wife and tHree children.
The funeral service will bo held*
Friday- mondng at 10 o'clock at ?tbe
reuldence; SOI .West -River'street. In-1
tennent will bc made in eilvetr Brook]
cemetery. '^> - ? vf
'?itt.'- '' :' ; n j' .' '_^ | ._ j
Tocook vvi?b ia ih?wnoft?:
aided, tb? tow numen. It wa? hinted
at tatt during tho confusion tho
Carranca garrison tired on the' Amer
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GOVERNOR ; WIRES HE HAS
AUTHQRMED ?NO AP
BEE W- INSPECTED,
New Anderson Company Passed
TesLandiBeen Put Into j
. ' ' Service? ?
^carding ito an 'Indirect - long-dis
tance telephone report from Colum
bia - last night, the Anderson Volun
teers have been inspected end pass
ed lato serviced' However, no offi
cers have as yet been commissioned
for tho company, so it is not known j
wno win be in cliargo of tho third]
company of men cent out front- the
.city of Ander^pt?V
A telegram stating that no officers
have as yet been, commissioned: for
tho Anderson ?Volunteers was.receiv
ed la the city-last night from Gov
ernor Manning, tho . governor's mes
sage having borne ea a reply to a
trigram: ?senti, him earTtnr in the
evening aslclcgi bim who had been
commission ed first lieutenant dt 'the
company, this, 'being the position : for
whjcbj vMrv ,. J. i J: Trowbridge is
?lated. Thc- tolcgram. from the gov
crnor J?'ah. followu:
v . "Your ?wire. I have not nu thorned
tho appQlntmem\or signed .tbs com
mif/Hion of any pfficct in tho second
Anderson Infantry company. ' 'J. have
not: been officially ;requeoted to 'V?m
mlsslon anyone, -These matters
come to. nie, officially through Col.
Bly^e, the ?oo^o?ed?r of the 1st.
M i^t&^-j&Mite - Wo??6 After ?
?:C4^M^^39^ii;a*-$?,Loiihv:, I
l?rftstrati?a, t?'M?mii
followed Judge
epeeet*. In ?gfcv
tho ^hlto Boas* :
mg . the M?xicafi' Bdmir.
innis, si Parral, a diatanco of over 300 mil??, b?ck to El Paso, Texas,.the line he*
aeneral Pershing's fore? ie said to Headquarters ot the American army M8 somewhat tn tho shfepV cf a V.
ho scattered between the border add aro at Nunlquipu, between Chlhua- ' Practically, all of tho iowna where
. nii ' members of tho regular, army ?nd
hua City and Carrizal. AU of Per- . "?./?
I ?? .i mi -. millUumen are locatedvaro showu on
\ Pershing'f forces aro eaBt of tho . " ?
\ this map; also, the points where the
CO\ . SI?? mountain., with a line of com- mUula ot olher ^ w,n be
;'' \ munication extending from Colum-, in the ovent they aro called 'to the
\. - bus, New Mtslco. to Namiqulpa, and border. ' ii*
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* CAB? FROM MB. TILLMAN ?
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Mr raPor:
From Information which han come
to me from over the .district, I find
that the report is being religiously
circulated that I am golug to with
draw frcui the race tor congress.
The foundation xor .this report Ss tab
fact that I am a number of the Na
turner Guard, and will, in all prona
butty, be ordered out for duty in the
Mexican crisis.
1 am First Lieutenant of the Green
wood company. Coast Artillery, - and
if tho Coast Artillo ry ls ordered to
mobilise, I would most assuredly re
spond to the call, but I know of
nothing )n the rulos of the democra
tic party which disqualifies a Na
tional Guardsman from running to
tho democratic primary. If I am'
ordered out, I '.will conduct my cam-;
pal sn as beat I. caa by c orr cs pon
den co and advertising, but in no
event wilt i withdraw, from, this
raco. I entered il in 'good faith, be
lieving that 11 van titted to servo
the people acceptably aa their repre
sentative in Washington, and. I shall
fight it, out to Ute fin h.h.
I ask my ?rienda throughout .the
district to correct this report where
ever they find lt, and to tell the peo
ple that i am inhib?s race to. the
finish.
. respectfully youra,
H. Q> Tillman.
.. Adv.
i YOUR WAGON
IS READY FOR YOU
1 have just rolled out a carload of
C?ODOLDMltC^
Known as the "Monarch of the Road," a wagon';with a
record, having been manufactured and giving -s?tfcfaetioii
continuously' since 1834, or for 82 years.
AU sizes and f.tfery sizo
at the right price
And if you Ve thinking of buying a Buggy lam equally as
well prepared to serve you. Bro?ckway/'.H?i?krte'yl.\W^K-.
ington^ pelker^ Bros., and Kentucky.
Prices and Terans to amt
Fred G. Tr?M,!e
Successor t? Davis Bro?.v,. ; ,:[ c-\ \ '::r\
Weat Bemott St. .
Completo stock of Hameoop Laprobej, Whips, etc.
that 9o:,?erceut. of the ^TJre-Tr??h?es,*';:sut?i:-isV??^^\?ii?v-.
Tread ^IJo?s^sss, S??itlii^?lisfcers; ,EtCv, are c^?s?^ r^ ' neglected
Oits ig^'dJnj?i1?s.^:V^?^a^!mit m?istiire to\the c?rca5S ?rtd;?use
the fabric.t? rot an? weaken-they ?How s?nd and giraVe? to b?- ,
,<6iT^^b^e4 in; th^
You catt save 9G per c?nt:;?^
pense? wittfi?^^AA?
juries,' any>h?re, dit the road ?r '?t--boim^^?^8|?jt^^
cost of a^ fejy cents. , ?.?>. ? -v" ' "?. ?
I * * Double the Life o? Your Tires.
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