Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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News of Gathered tor The Intelli tiers 0 0 0 0 o O 0 O O O U ? o 0 0 o o 0 0 o o o IVA ?VOTES. o o o o o o o o ? o o o ? o o o o o ? o i .?i 1 Iva, June 10.-Mrs. Lem FMd and daughters, Misttes Mahel and Winnie Reid, uncut from Friday until Monday at Antrevllle with relatives. They at tended the closing exercises of the Antrevllle high school. Mrs. Reid Sherard and children of Belton are visiting at the home of Mrs. V. C. Sherard. Mr, W. Andy lxmg. son of Jas. A. Loug died last Thursday at his home near Antrevllle and was buried the following day at rood Hope. Mr. Long left a wife and several small children. Mrs. J. E. Sadler and children of Starr spent Tuesdny at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Sadler. Miss Sarah Gilllland has returned home after spending awhile In Ander son with relatives. Mips Pearl Beaty who has been teach' " *!td post session In Cameron ls home to spend tho summer.. Mrs. W. A. Wiles waa shopping in Andereon yesterday. Dr. Shirley of Honea Path spent Sunday night and Monday here with friends. . Mr. Langdon Ervin of Antrevllle was visiting relatives here a short while this wook. ' ' Mr. Hays, the popular photographer of Abbeville, woe, a bunine? visitor here Monday. Misses Mabel and Winnis Reid spent Tuesday in Anderson with relatlvea. Dr. J D. Wilson of LoWndesvllle was visiting in town Tuesday. ' Mr. Fred Black of Mt. Carmel was a business visitor hare Tuesday. Mr. James F. Simpson and family of Anderson are visiting at the home of Mr. R. S. Sherard. - Mr. T. J. Buskin is spending tr.me tim? with hia brother. Mr. J. T- Baa kin of Low nd ea viii e. Willie Pat ?tld Gilbert Baskin o? the Clintph Orphanage- are here to spend the''summer with their mother, Mrs. . W, r Bun km. s* ' .' 'Dr. ? Law bf Wattiullo will preach in the Presbyterian church. ne? Sunday morning at tl o'clock. -:-.-_. 0 0 o o o o o o o o 0 Q 0 0 o o o o o ~f^~"^???ITAlf? SPftt?iOS o * ?'or- oooooooo o o o o o o o o III Mountain Springs, June l?.-There was a tplendid children's day service, . at shiloh Sunday. -After" the cbildreU bad carried,out tho program In which ' th?y. had .n^rts. th'j pfeBter,-R:?. Mr. Basaard, made, an appropriate ad ' drep?. Hla subject was ''Missions;" The community la to be congratulated OB.the good work the Sunday school ta- accomn)lphing,,fcnd- also the r?n ?srr.st tbs.church members are taking in the work of tho church. - They have recently put in u new floor, painted' inside and out and- carpeted - the aislen^ all ot which adds much tottltr appearance and comfort of tho church. ~4 KA Isi-gs. crowd, attended scrytf^s? herb; Sunday. Among- tho vi td tora or other communities wore Mr. and Mm. ?llf> Tripp, Mr, and Mir. S. A. Wlg ington. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad jphn ; There will be a c&Ucd,meeting or the Woman's Missionary Satiety Sunday. l?th- ,A11 metn?er?? ?re urged to ^IprV&win klug attended services trerp-.Sunday. Mr. Mimi once taught BOhbol (herb for many year? abd -his ?rali of. thai limo, how mort and, wo ?mm)**? alway? glad to .welcome, him. fe-mw-abd MrrV Hjflla Tr 1 PP di ned with Mri cud aftierjr.- J. Moora Sundajt.^.-? Mis? Edba ' Frican, Mi?T' Be?sla Easter and Mis? Codie Faster dined v?Jth Myroo Loo Sunday ?nd atteijd ) Wrgtke' -children's day exercises; ??t Bomb -of- otis- young people attended the zinging at Beaver liam Sunday. SSIniS* * ,?r*f.?^.^..^ ' Mt,: aj?fO Mrr. Jeise Adkins 'had, vls ->r >rf?lfi?m. recently Mr. Eugene Bell add bride. Mr. and Mrs; Andrew -Ad kins lind Mr. and Mrs. James Adkins and family. Mian BQBSIB Colfloni of Augusta, da., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McAllister. . ' . . vii> Mr. and.Mi a. Conrad Jahn f> tone vt lied tho latter's parents Sunday., Mrs. Dodson, of. Piedmont visited her'father Mr. W. F. Lee Sunday.. - Mr. Edmund King has' purchased a binder and demonstrated to hts com munity tho benefits of modern ma chinery, f '. i . . Wo rea^.to^noto ^e Serious Ill ness of ajY^H.^k W, Witherspoob f . Mr. and-Mrs. J. M. Freeman visited ia?. M. Strirhla?d Deud, James M. Strickland, died at his . home in, FJ:*;? ?Mills, township, An< dorson county, last--Sunday night and Was bu rte d et, B u tha??w<icm? t e- y -.?o;v ^sy afternoon,at S o'clock in the pres ence bf. a', larg? crowd- of sorrowing ^raiatives, ?nd frleato, ..' Mn . Btrick f^-HM* VM a goitd'man^-a -.Ma^oit'ajy, fcW?iVWoir ?nd was a member ?ot e?feral other teeret (orders: r ite leav? youb& baby and three wm* &wEft*W and D; Pi- to rdourn. their, i&?m v '?fatr'H. O; . Wright- of Belton j .?ond uoy j* - *he fun* ral .? services. He .was 62 -years old, and a mombar of tho Anderson gencer By Its Active Cor of This Splendid Old Ct - . - ? o o o o o ooo O O O V O O O O'O ii o o M T. TA 110 lt AND ZION o I? f. .. .. y-' I , O 000 'ill O ? O O o O ? O O O O O <. t? o Mt. Tah?r, Juno 10. Wi? had a splendid rain Wednesday afternoon. We hud just about given out tin* Idea thut it would ever ruin again. The shower was general in thia section und reit led the dust'dnd will pul new heart and life into the farinera. The lal'' planted cotton was ahout given Out, but the remainder of thin week will tell the tale. It may not lu.- loo late yet to plant, if we can get tho seed. Our folks have* their nrjill grain harvested, und the yield la helter than at one time was expected. Tim dry weather bau been fuvoiublo fur reap ing. The thrcHhing machin-*, for the neighborhood hap been, the rounds har been doing good work. Rev. Mr. Peeler filled his apuolp* nieut at Zion Sunday and preached to la large congregation. Ile used for his ?subject, the widow's mite. "Sbc mid 'dorie what she could." lie wa.-t vi ry eloquent nt times and waa vciy force ful and effective in his Illustrai ions. Mr.- Peeler ls a consecra'cd ChrlsV tlan and a preacher of the old school j Our good friend and neighbor. J. W. 1 Palmer bas bad a very ?lek cow He had a veterinarian and we hope t nut the cow will bo saved, for good ?io: 5: can.be found with dtficuUy now and every cow ls an ans.'l to the larm ier. Quite a number of young people went to Welcome Sunday to the all day singing. They report a good man for office, no matter who or on The Woodmen of the World of Zion unveiled a monument to the memory of W.- L. Ward at the Episcopul cem tery at Pendleton May 8'tsl. The cer emony Was conducted In a very lui pi casi ve manlier. 'Hon. T. Frank Watkins of Auder ron waa the nv'?*or I of '.he occasion. .Mr. and Mrs. James A . How li.-if, of the Six n id "'^venty rectlon visited tho parents o?,tUo former, and Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Uowllug. ttt this place Sat urday and Burtttey:?^-'^., Before the shower of .Wednesday af ternoon,, the farmers .lioio wero .very blue about their cotton, -Homo of them declared that.there Wan not as much jas 10 per cent.1 put'of tho.ground and tho fields seemed as barren ns tho plaints of Texan. t&_ f^Y.haye-,dlaud>* on part of . $7b.ut\mott?: frf tafr, pre like ?the Rocky MmrutUln-beii- huiiter Who faced'u.perpendicular precipice Turn ing to ' retreat" he rriet' b big. old grlz zlv bud hefourtd hlmnelf ili iV* midi!le of a odd tlx. That ls the way with us. Mrs. floe Rkouds has typhoid fever andtUe.nhyr lela? rayp. thut lt un mild forraba that she will ntumrecovar. - W. D. Ballard *Bd llttlh'daughter. Lajy, 'W?lt??d^?&?K Buttles at LJVOI Laud Monday. ' ' ! .M^m^lJ^'^?' Mr. J. R. Wil liamson are glad to sea him abl<* to ?be ont again ofter a bad attack. Let everybody keep cool in the rom ! lng campaign ??t?d voto for tho host man for'office no matter who or. on what Hide'they ara.'' Til) WK LI, SEEKS PARDON (W't's Rnmured that Greenville .Mut. WJll Miakb Fight. Greenville, June 10.-The denial hy the supremo Court! OP the' release on ball of George W. Tidwell, Sr., dayer of R. Emmett;Walker, who whs sen tenced to serve i'8 years In Lthr pen itentiary for the crime, . has blacked the legar etrort?i or his counsel B?U unleBs the governor commutes h|s sen tence -.tor 10 years rio further legal ac tion ran bo taken , in the case until next'Dec?mber, when ? motion* for a UAW trial' will bo argued before the supi?th? court. ' KK? isi. generally report?.? !here that , Tldwou .himself... will, make a tight for hls'fr?ed?mf W^Ui said he will either oak the .^ovVrn'srfor'a pardon br for '- c o mm uta, f lob ? of r sentence which ;,wi?l aulpm^chlly c henge ' the atatuB of. the case, giving the con victed man.an opportunity to secure release on ball. No sta teme nt could be secured from ..Tidwell at the coun ty Jail. He'has persistently-refused' to further discusa-bls ?>4anB, believebig as he ha? atatodi1 that*.too much pub licity Would bb damaging. It was ohld yesterday that a prom inent citlSen' Of Grear had* made the statement that ? the business men I of that place-would sign a petition tor TldwSirS'liardo'rf; and lt is also known that mady nf Greenville's Influential i citlxens would take similar action, it. '. ! IYERN?R Andrew J. Rethen of Columbia Has . announced HI* Candidacy. J Special Corespondonce. S?a??S^J^ Special Coi? er.pondeh?e. thea of Columbia tonight' announced private secretary to former Governor Ans.el^and st; present I? Code com ralsrion*r. Mr. Retha lo native ul fill lon ana-mo conducted a newspaper iat 'I>SjDulitUlH* pf mi tu becomt'ig t ecro Aary to Governor Ansel. - Ho lc a lead ing member ot the Coluribla bar and ?Weil known th-oughov; the State, flt J? believed that Mr ! rJcthea win make a formidable cam.!d..te. . a j ^?^^^?M ? .-rloraaly, "horned Tuesday, morning ;by the explosion of a gasoline Iron. One other arma was seriously burned a;nd n County espondents In All Cor ninty OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o! ? o CALHOUN FALLS u i>- ii i . . . o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o Calhoun Kalls, June 10.-Misses Ut ile I'ourc, Vera Martin and Ruth tv-ince spent Sunda./ in Monterey with friends. Mr. Robert Hunks was a vieitor to Augusta and .Charleston laid v..,-? Mrs. Granville Beale and nleee.Mlss Ethel Owens, returned here Monday alter a pleasant visit to Beaufort and ; Charleston. Dr. Joseph Hicks was a business visitor to Abbeville Monda/ Miss Myrtle Wren of Due West, bs the attractive and popular gu-'8t j oi' MIKK Hutb Nance. Miss Bessie Cox spent Sunday nt i Latimcr willi friends. Mr. W. P. Harrison spent Tuesday in Abbeville on business. , WV- George /fucker l.s visiting friends and relatives at Piedmont. MISF Sarah Weinberg ls a business visitor to Abbeville this weak. Mr.-. Will Tucker is on a visit to her mother at Dames Mr. John G. Carlisle spent the week end tn Atlanta. Mtrs Dillie Poore was hostess to a dancing party recently. Thc chap eronnes were Mr. and M ru W. P. Heirlson and Mr. and Mi?; E. N.' Tucker: Those enjoying Hie dance were Mlr::oi? Edith Nance, R?BRIP COX. Kihi I Owens, Susie Goldiinlierg i>nd MISB Pooie and the gentlemen wyre Messrs Robert Han ka, Claude Tucker. Leo Tucker, George Edwards. Willie Hester, Dr. (Juarlen and J. O. Car lisle. ooooooooooooooooooo o o .Mil ULK SPRINGS ITEMS o .O' ooooooooooooooooooo Double Springs, June 9.-Most of j I the crops in this section were re? ?freshed with a rain Friday atternoon. Mirri Celeste Compton who has been nick for quite awhile'' ls much im proved to the delight ot her many friends. Many marriages have been perform |ed regardless of tho drought, Miss Addle Richardson, an accom plished young lady ia at home from Limestone college. Quito a mun her from . Double Springo attended an all day singing', t-Reed Creek,-Ga., and report' a nico I timer "?; ' . .v ;, Mra. Lawrence Ml ret, who ban been quito ill ls,now improving. -.> i Tho Sunday school at th;:: place io i in a flourishing condition. Tho teach [ora -and Messrs J. N. Trlbble, Jjb'Mvi Richardson and E. Cromer, misa Ad dle Richardson and MIT. L. P. S?lli van. It {3 Just like good old Summer time since the poacher aro ripe. . PROPOSE A MNE TO AUGUSTA, GA. Anderoon People Want Toll Line From Here to Augusta and fio Point? Between the Cities From Thursday's Itally. Anderson people have submitted a proposition to the Southern Bell Tele phon e Company to build a toll ; line Ir orr, Anderson to Augusta, Ga., touch- ? lng at intermediate pointa. Thia has been- desired ' for some time and the Anderson telephone usera, having de cided that the Iden'-'i not only feasi ble but much desired by the telephone officials, have placed the matter before them. The telephone people y en teni ay ad vised Secretary Whaley of the cham ber of commerce thai they looked upon., tho proposition w"a favor, provided they could bo cor v laced that the tolls from the line w ufd be sufficient to Warrant Its beirr- bulltv They also ad vised that a sui-'oy would be made of the route Wltb'?i the next fow weeks, estimates mod of tho coat, on Inves tigation cond ted into the matter-bf how much rc obue would be derived from the new line'and then they will announce tb -ir decision. At present In telephoning .to Augus to lt ls necessary to use the:'Colum bia line n d there aro a number of towns bot /cen Anderson and that city where a long distance line would be of great benefit, if the present plans go through a .pay'etaUon. will be estab lished on the hew lino nt every point on the Charleston and Western Caro lina railway between Anderson and mm .. I ' MADAME GETS DIVORCE ' .; Chicago, June Jeno 9.-Mac Ernestine Sehumau-Hetnk Was today granted--1*' divo roo from her husband, AVI ll lam Ropp. Jr., whose? ardent enL*< ?Mea to Mrs. Catharine Dean, of New Vork. xwere . tho Bfen?atlpns of tho, sour."- . . '-',.,-... Js.?.v. ..The Jury,-which heard the case had been Instructed by, Superior Judge [Sullivan to return a verdict lu favor f?t- the- fara nus contralto: ' ' . ' t. ...... ^No attempt' wac made* to contradict e authenticity of the letors credited Rjipp.and tbs evidence bf the de fense fa tied to show moral. obliquity on tbb part of the opera aloger. - Mrs. Schuman-Hcink -, rhowed h? Joy at the verdict, and' deelojeed) She would leave Immediately for Bayreauth Wagnerian Festlvs! In which she ta to take the leading part. t Open comm ere lull z? vice h?a bee MU. CL A TDK ll A UTI N ENTF.HS nnnnnrcK HIH Cnndldnoy For ilia Of fice of Hopei??xor of Andornen Mr. C. P .Martin, a well known elli son of Proud away township, yesterday announced definitely that he would ! enter tho race for supervisor of An derson county. This will make a very] interesting campaign, for there are al ready three lu the race. Mr. Martin ls very confident of ? hlg vote and | says that since he has been talking of i running h<* has had many assurances Of support'pledged do him Voluntarily. He has announced no platform and says that he ls running for the office because ho believes he can fill lt and give ^satisfaction to the people, and he ls no'- ticket or 3late on in no com bination but ls applying on bia mer ila. . , . TAX ON. AUTOMOBILES Judge Prince States That He HUH Be dded Oronee County ls Hight. Judge. George E. Prince stated last night in response to an inquiry from The Intelligencer that, he had decided .he Oconee automobile tax case in favor of the county. He states that be bab"* HIB opinion upon the fact, as h'e find:? it, that thia ls not double taxation, but merely a license tax and not a property tax. I The case was argued Monday and Judge Prince reserved bia , opinion until he i auld look up some auhorltlcs cited. Ho finds that there is every rearpn to believe that the.county has a right to'nosess a license tax on au tomobiles,* jurt aa on other things that pay a licence tax. .?!.'.. iCHOOLBOARP MELD. M??TING .! /.i/prrn-rvtn Decided Yesterday That Work -Would Begin At .Or.ce On Re placing Burned School From Thursday's Dally. The Anderson board of trustees of the city schools met yesterday after-1 noon at 4 o'clock la tho office of E. C. McCants, 'superintendent of schools. Thia Was a call mooting and was held for tho ; purposo of considering plan ; for rebuilding'tao Glenn'Street school, J whlch^ was "destroyed by dire a few ? days~?go:r\At'thls meeting lt was def-, lnltely determined that thc building j would bo rebuilt, work to be started nt once..* -. r> t After, conatderable discussion on the quentiou, considering .the> probable, coat and Other mailors relative to thia ni'hool, the hoard appointed a commlt tee to. have thargo. af rebuilding tho ; ?c hool. /Phis commit toe .consists, of ? i% A,, Brae};.-, Ji-M. Paget, j. P. Duck MrWmM^ P. Wright. . It was. decided , that the avrulteet. J. , J,.- j Baldwin, be asked to submit l.p^ns.'??Y.^tijj? now hulloing, tdgether with un tuiimaiu ur the cost, to tho board at. another- special meeting whiclr bel:! Friday. ? He will alco be- ask,e.d to pr?vido for. two ndr ditlonaj rocano, making .thia school & ten room vf.ohcol building instead or eight aa ltitwas .before the Dre, Not withstanding the. fact thai the school had boen In. ope rat lon only ii bo ut thrPo weeks when lt'j.var, burned, It had al ready, become evident, that. lt waltoo small and for.'this reason tho trus tees have ^practically decided ' to add two moro.iroom?. No other business was attended u at yesterday's meeting,, . . ooo o o ooo o o ooo o o'o o o o o i :. ?.Vi .. y" * . ? c Elks Io. fon re?? Ion, o 0 ? Wi . ". ; . ? o 0 o o o o;p. o on O 6lo o;o ? o o o o St. Joseph; '8fo.> Jun?'?10:--St. Jo*. se ph, In a b; azo of ptt'rpld hn'd white;' la' entertaining tile Elks af tnoir an ti uni State Hou>d-up. .w?rlt?h cora Irneacfldr ?it?'^?ortil?g' ?nd will'"laBt 1 threo. daysT^' ^Delegates ?f? prekcnr from each1, of the ' 88r lodg0?|.? in the State, and'St'. Locls,-; tho dean'bf tho order In Mass?url. has'seht more than 1 iOfl m?m?cr?. Attrat?l?d^ by. tho ex tensive and uninuC decorations, 'the parades,Toh*^; fatter*' ' enlJ?HtiimnientsV many people 'otttilde thbsb affiliated t with the order of Ellu^re*'visiting .the etty*, - . Birmingham; Bngland,. ."June ?%<>. Mips BorttuV .Roland; the'eatfragette who yesterday d^troyed . /with a butcher**" cl eave r George Romney 'a Portrait bf it-Boy" In the Birmingham gallery, today Avas committed for I. During tho hearing She ahrleked without cessation and quoted ecrip ; She need the text "I ca nie not to send pence but a sword." ac lustltlcat lon for her act and abo declared that the mllt tants wer? "working .with divine guid ance for purity and righteousness." . i ::'Mo;aurr.ondfir/'.ws^ a?^^^^ap^ha. ?ell.'^ s -? ?ppTa?ed from Berree. . WasJ-jagVan.: Juotr 10.--David La lar, mdTte? in New YbYkfor Wl^c? aipor?h'o?<!oh ' bf o member of tho , blouse ot; Representatives,-today ap-, peslod to the Supreme^?nr^trom .the decision" of the local courtl that fco could b? extradited from' the District df Cort?nbla:s.tot?*;ewr tforte for his trial. Unless the government asks to have the case advanced tho court will not reach lt for two years. - -- ,i 'j -j ? ..'?>-, r.>:.- .1,.; Missionary Meeting. : ? The Women Missionary societies ot 1 fourth ; dlvws?hv of - ; Salada > as sociation are lotted tb attend a rally i meeting at Mountain Creek church Thnrsdayi'. Jtttt*'??'; Ar Ufering for 'the'? Judson fund WIU.be thken. . ? \%? $?te ?M* Mecown. , Vice Pro?, br Fourth Division. MR. NORRYCE ! IS LAID TO REST Beautiful Service* Conducted At Home By Pastor and at Grave ' By &e Elk? -Tho funeral services 'over -the body, of Claridge W. Norryoc were held on TueBduy .{iuopnlng .at ^hls late refit dence oti Enal Hampton street, being conduCt?dJuy'Rev. W. H.' Frazer, D. U,, pastor of the deceased who hadyhefeti^ fdr many year? a member of the" Prca-' by terian church. The services were' Simple and comforting, the music be ing by Mrs. Muldrow, Mrs. J. li. Town send and Mr. Sam Orr Triable. At the grave tho services wer?* con ducted by Anderson lodge No. 12UC Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke. The ritual, short and beauti ful, was presented by Dr. Clyde F. Koss assisted by Kurt? r Smith. T. P. Dickson and T. S. Maxwell. The body was slowly lowered into its last resting place while tho choir sang ,very tenderly the "Good Night" song, and the last resting ulace of tl'is bright young man, a favonio among ull the people of Anderson, was cuvcrcd over with beautiful floral remembran I ceB. The words of contolattor. which I were spoken by. I>r. Frazer were I very, .omforting to the bereaved lam ' l'y lind friends. I "One whose sympathies are not easily excited" remarked recently that he ha? no sympathy for any one ex cept the mother who is bending over a helpless sick babe. While that ls'a very pathetic sight, One which will ex cite the sympathy even of those whoso hearts are not responsive-to the dally wall of sorrow, yet we believe that the fa!hng of a young man or woman in Hie very presence of life's oportuni tier is equally as sad, and one which i touches the heart with equally as strong demand for sympathy. We stand this morning In the presence of the broken column bf youth,, -which, had just been erected Into its posi tion and which stood at the threshold of life's great temple. Before the eyes of him whose memory we honor: swept a grand vision of a life careers He had just entered parti) upon Its. beginning. He bad been receiving the ? lin-pi i nt ion of his first successes and I these were pushing bini on towards i greater achievements. IDs career was cut short juet as he was entering tip-' on it. i Yet, we do not measure a man by.-, thc deeds that he .did, nor by the lau rels that he wins out on life's battle-, fields. That were an unjust way or estimating. We measure him by tho ambitions that he had, by the idealst by which he was regulated, by thc: great life vision that broke upon. M*\ vista. . We ask what purposes had', be formed for" the life career-.wht?lf*! . seemed, hefore.. him ?., Ho;.. had bm planned to use. his life In the servier?; ot God and man ? The .answer lo L ne&gj questions gives, Ub the tvii'J basia for\ tile estimation of any ou-?: Our bro..-, (her had chosen, one of the moat, imv portant and one of the most opportune." .callings that life affords, He Sac.'dt'; his denk and .gathered up the 'Impres-* ?loan of life which came through ob-?' joctlvc sources and from the visions, which were given him' and* poured these out from, his shut through * ito printed pages to Influence, and bless the lives of his fellow men. He lind an ambition to serve men- through, the modlUm bf the newspaper and wo are today living liven that have been influenced to some extent through tho form of thought and the vlsions-af his soul. We Judge him by whit be wanted to do-and by what hts vision would have led him to do In the po sition which he occupied. We come together not simply .' to mourn- with the wife who has lost a husband, the child who has lost a father, the brothers and sisters who have lost a brother, and the. father., who'has lost a ooh. but we como to .mourn; as feUowrCltlxen* ..who. hash lost a valuable member, of society.-. One who , craved th$ '.opportunity "Hro. service in the capacity of a moulder of .thought ?nd or sentiment, religion^ social ?nd political. One who, when be' was retrained:-In' the pian. bt; G'od from the activities of bia career, Sci! cepled lt without a" murmur* o+ 'Wft gret: ono who quiet,y and patiently; awaited God's time nndl bc wed to God's purpose. -On yesterday movnV. lng ? 3 o'clock /while we were gather-, ed around, his bedside the Angel calpe and said, "Give .Place/,' and bode lils spirit leave its' earthly tenement and w)ng Its flight into, the presence of God:.who is the arbiter of the destf tinlea of nil and who gave him ..his eternal e?ttlngs among the things He bad crested. His lite has been lived, his earthly career has been mn and we cap only, sty ac w?i commit his bo dy to the ground and commend hts spirit to'God t "Servant bf God, Wall dbne, 1 Rest from ?"?.;. loved employ; . Tho battle fought, the'victory won, > I Enter-thy ?iaater'e Jofr." . ; -"NOT mtstoHT . . Hr\m:H NTjt?kK ENDED -Atlanta S??rHr^uowR How To tcibpt th> Suf?ra-?Pltp?-. Al?atm ?^^^? dainty dish of strawberries and ci emu, served. mie> the Homhr?;wuitfi of Fulton county's "Tpworr^t#^Mrj". IK L -Vuir Meter, tho Blender y^ua.dancing teacher who la held /p:,lMnjfri>UicVe, ' put /an end in. 9hoti''?tduVV.lodny 1 to iho; . "hunger .strike.'' "which she- determinedly began d?y before'yesterday. ',. : \ .?. ' lt ? the civil. authorities of . London just had forethought enough to send over here and get "Dud" Mangum, hl?ih sheriff bf Pulton.'' eounty, to take Charge of the suffragette?'situation ov cjr ther?, their troubles w??ld be end ed. - . ' Mangum io London would be worth his weight in jewels, like Dick Whit tington's-.Cat on the island which was over-^^w'Uv.mtce. This isn't the first "hunger striUc" Dad Mungum has bad to end with - forcible feeding used in England-': Ho just chooses some dainty food, delicacy; which lie keeps putting before thc hungry young prisoner, and always ends by wlieeling-'her into eat ing lt. Maybe the fatherly way he has, ls us much responsible for thc result as the food itself. This Mrs. Van Meter, late of New York, is accused, along with her hus iband, who is-also a society dancing teacher, of stealing a valuable LaVul liere necklace, which was taken from a well known Atlanta woman whose name*'io withheld. It is charged that she lost. the. necklace .when slio. W.T, taking lessons, and that Mrs. Van Meier aile r,Wa rd . pawned il.. R?PC^t FAVORS Am^mm. SPEER ....v.-.V f.j. ,7 r' "J ?; ? Surmise o?' Action of the House Committee on Georgia ,-?* ???a m??i ?W?jfe . Washington, June 9.-Two reporta, it la' understood today, will be sub-' mlted tal the House judiciary commit tee- by IheX sub-committee which in vestigated charges of misconduct. agn'lnH Emory Speer, United States district judge for the Southern district Of Georgia, but neither of them, ac cording to those- in- close touch with the.. case, will recommend impeach ment. .The majority report will be signed', by He y resent ai ve . Webb, of Nui th Carolina,-and Fitzhenry of Il linois, ami While it bi expected to hold that the evidence aa a whole .docs not warrant impeachment, will con tain, lt ls paid, detailed crlttcUm cf certain,,jajleged, acts qf* Judge ^peer. Tho n^lwQrijty^fep?ft will be presented by Rep repent a. tl ve Volstead, of Min nesota.' 'ana probably will recom mend without comment, that th 3 pro ceedings be dismissed; ?fi: i The .representatives are expected to be submited to the judiciary commit tee-on-Thursday next, ant quick ac tion ia expected, so-that 'he recom mendations of.the full comm!t^e will come '? be ."ore the House I*I-? thia week, and be finally disposed of at the pres ent session. * ? Reprefentativea Webb nd FP>hen ft today conferred ag:?i over their report, .which, lt ls raid, will toko In charge tn detail aud em body \.i.0>' pages of- testimony and harly 500 pages of comment. - . S. S^CIMSS ON STRIKE ? p|K .Singular I Ii util Inn Has Arisen !n An A tin ufo Church, Atlrtdtd^-jl?dv6:.i-Tho striking Sub day schooi^cTasif'Of tho North Avenue Presbyterian smirch, which found lt self famous over night, is met this mojping with chut most .frequcnt^of weapons used agt-.iust H?rlker* tho "lockout." . :'"*They walked out bf tho church, and they, .will not be Invited to come back Icto ?t, declare the pillars of tire church aforesaid this morning. Tbe Sunday-school strikers, probab ly the first in Sunday school history, .hrfclcomposed of. 31? young'men of the .Bible clasB of the* Central Congregar tlonal church. Their strike was a pro test against- the business and standing .conmutar*- of the Church; which they ;declar?'had''coinmitt?d an Injustice, in \;auBiiig theJbfcs'gnatlon bf the pastor, 'R^^.-.^tiiJJHahBcom. They put their class,planb;^*l*elr elana.mottoes, their .class?T?llltes;'into ? a moving van,. and had tba whcde/buslfteBB transferred to the Nortji??^0 Pjrosbyterian church, whlch'they propose to join at once. The '.pBlclalB of the Congregational church say It ls simply a matter i f the clwiB not ugreel?g with tho .business management of tho church, phd that It' the ?lass didn't like tho. way, the church was being run the host thing .they" could have-done waa to get out, and stay out. / . fcdPEACHMENT HALTED United Judge Was Being Charg ed With filgh Crime?. ; Washington. June r 9.^-**?y Virtue of my o<flce as representative, ?- Im peach Alston G. Dayton, Uni t ?d it?tes district, judge"fof tqefr bratdrf'JB tst?lt' of Weft Virginia. ' of hlsh erlrnes and Ho^*li^^ publcsn leader Mann waa on his; feet in an'<*?tsri#rWtafclng a point of no-' quorum, then a motion to adjourn by Representative Neely ; who had waited, in the Ho**? ?ll day today to tAt?^pt the, im p cac hm c n t, probably, wn;renewals effort Friday. Ho bas prepared a long series of churgen Mlgkmg QthcJAl n.tsconduct on th* JaPF pf Judge Da /toa. *t*$?ty- caso grow? -out ot contraver ?189 that have been, aired, hs West iMwinhtv. for nvouths tn connection .*lth labor ?rou'olos. Wo'.aa^ufexcited and dUh?vsi*d)~ >^P$f?Ws?. tah a glass cd brandy ! &mNS??lM?Kf** .-osdsra, TO drina FREE CHEAM SERVED PROGRAM FOR TRADE'S DAY ';t HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED TO BE "CRE^?V! p?Y" Splendid Address on the Handling Of Cream Is ?xpe?jed From a Columbia Dealer Tho trailer, extension of tho Cham ber of > Commerce yurterday gave out the program for Farmers' Day on next Tuesday. A fcatuie of tho day will ho tho :.er vine ?Jf specially made Icc cream free to all. The members or ibo liado? txlen r.irm committee aro T. L,. Cely, i'.. O. Evan:;. (). M. i lout ll. it. J. Hamer, W. S. Ramsey and D. Oelsberg." I'HHI'It AM ' Farmers Hay, Chamber of Commerce, And?rs?u> Tuesday, June Killi. Ctr um Da:--Ground Preparation Day. 10:30 A. M.-S. A. Burns, presid ing. Invocation:-Fred M. Burnett, Secre tary Y. M. C. A. ' Method.', of Handling, Selling and Production of Cream.-V. A." 'Hoppe?, HUI Ice Cream Co., Columbia,'3. C. i Agricultural Outlook in Auderaon-i Porter A'.Whaleyi- - Secretary . . Chani ? ber of Commerce. ? "Whut Cotton Now Needs"-J. \V. Rothiock, Agricultural -Demonstrator. N. B.-Immediately after the ?n^at ! lng ice crem will be nerved fie'e lo all who attend tho meeting, compli mentary of tho Hill Icc Cream Com pany of Columbia. Mr. Hooper wilt explain to all who attend-how to produce, htmlle, ship anO sell cream and butter, A special Invitation is extended to the members of the An dereon county Live Stock Associa tion tc be prerent, and all farmers and their families In Andereon and ad ! Joining'counties. Senate Asserts Nation's f Right to Control Canal . .y ..*?.;?'' .'. i ? '\ . (Continued from Page 1.) ;--'-v - Michigan- Smoot, Sutherland, TOHTT send, Warren, IvVrkB-15. \'? The amendmout reads: , "Provlde?, that the passage of this ?ct ?hall not be construed Or held as* waiver, . or rel ino u (aliment btv any, right the United States may have un -der the treaty .with Great Britain, ratW fled the 21 day of Februay, 1902. of the 'treaty with the Republic of Panania ratified Febraury. 2%, 1904, or other wise to discriminate, In favor of its vessels by exempting the voa se Ls -of the United Staten or its Cttlx?ns frfcm If bo payment of tolls for passage, through said canal, or os any walv|rig, Impairing or effecting any right ..of the United States Under , said treaty, or'otherwise with the respect to tho sovereignty over the ownerahlp, con trol and management of said canal and the regulation of the conditions or charges of traffic through the .same." Senators who hoped to see the bill disposed of tonight took comfort from thp decisive way tn which a motion 'ta adjourn was defeated. ' The vote was 58 to .22. The Sutherland amendment, pro posed as a substitute for tho SlmmonB Norrls amendment, -.va? defeated. 49 to "83. It declared that nothing in the repeal act should be considered ^as denying or abridging the right dr the United States to discriminate in favor of American shipping and added that on the contrary such right is re-as -ted. " ^ -. ? : ' Aul?? PANAMAS KICK Merchants oh Canal Zone Object to U. 8.Competition. _ Panama, Juno IO.-A number of merchante of Panama hold u meeting today to protest against Die Canal Commissary Department selling sup plies to foreigVwar vessels and mer chant shipe-. It was ar.iefted at the meeting that the ornctico was con trary to the Bplrlt bf tho conni treaty A committee Waa appointed to urge the? government to make strong rep resentations bn the rubied to Wash ington and lt iiheSe shall fail, it hos boen--.planned>to"rend-k commission tc Washington to appeal to President Wilson foi- reifet. ? ' \ ';. T Washington, Juno 10- it wa" \ pointed out today ni the Panama Ca nal offices hero that ralo of maritime supplies lr provided for In the exist ing Panama^canal oct;nhd officiais feel Jfcat fairnea* t&bte^ at least to coll coal and cir tp.-a.il, com. r.s. > yt*-& Pollock for opifera). ,ttarB . ?eW!*r<o* the legisltf &% f! om ches terfleld county ahd sovt-ral tttDes sn unsuccessful candidate for confrres* his said to bo preparing to omer th? \ race for the United Stales senate f 'be^?es?lo^^ 1 gre?eman J. T. Johnson mav not hi - able to malte,an active campaign iia i ,fa?pn * number-of ttUporUnt com- 1 mlttees. [>tv Players BelasUlid. . President BnA.:Hagemiu7or ths it..