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HW -.^PSWRCE OF AMMONIA is thc most vital considera?on te thc selection 1(^8? I IMFfSffll , fertilizers. Being thc most expensivo element of plant food, it should be ?GH IM cauee^ta'sW " ^I*11.Jclt^er lcat?h' oufc in ^ 8011 nor lio dopant be- Hgf? UHlSfr , Th? M?RRIS BRANDS are ammoniated with the world's best nitrogen bear- mj^CSI tfclS&?dfc S? ma?rial8' ?nd Jove proven their superiority in crop production over other, for- CTSHEIW ngyragH tMzers?y scores of tc j. This claim is substantiated by the testimony of farm- ^JBTOMMI ?m???mi Wm?M IggHPSI current Year book. Call on your dealer, or w -t? us for a copy. mBSSSi |||| -HM ?p?| . KS* A WORLD OF E?E TBOJJBLF. |park. ^ho declared .^?^J? .??^Plf, | ^W^^?T^IS^S^ Billi properly ^UendeTto. Be one ^-eT te &\ ^liiifM^jH o? tho wise ones and wear,glasses on- ' "?^ ?, ??vine "The crust1 fln^^ff^k^ ly after we have made";?i J thorough be is ?u0V?a^Sn*V, .T?! chr"r8} , MlrlBiE^ examination of your eyes. Then your ?? ?3??? ? 1 ac0hu ^S/?ie n loaf P?^^gS^fc^l glasse? will beJ^ ^ jr ^t ? a Plank. Y^jW.f^^ W ^S^?^i^nl^^^^ fenuires. Any other method ot se- ^j^J1 Through thc center of the ? ' T^ElsllnV^ra^' ,eCt,ng ?,a8SC3. 18 ?aa5er?UB- "f?* teat is a sort damp kernel, but it, '?^SN&F ^5HaL %Yl??=r- tT1* eyes arc too precious to subject l?T J? ^ uvio "v^^,,^^ .^"eh 1 s^aBl*?-. ^^t^* i!:CTa tr> any iF'O.uauic risk, rncwj' -r. -vj. - "-^n^ch*"" . v ^tW. ': dHffiR?reneonablo ?3.00 to $5.00 and upward. 1 putty-te. your swmacn. _^ ^?-5\fc ^fl^M^/gg^S Repairs on frames and parts 10 cental firWer* Preterite Prk* ' ? '"? ' , ' ''. ; ' , ' Wwiee^ of that ti? i. , ,1. .ill. '? ?? i . ? ? --.-.. ? -, ,= TT- 7 . state through the fixing of an arbitrary *.*... .>..?*.?.*...... I '? . ' INr CAMPAIGN 1?EAB? ?1 freight state, it was testified to-day by * * Comarto our , dcug-atpm.. . j .- ... .. ^-ss^-^^LL.,^< j/ -P. Maxwell, manager -of a- WheeL ? We servo the beat of everything * The Congressmen agate ?et ?own To ^ w< V8U> grocery firm, in the bear * at our fount Phone us the next . ?lala Living. lng of the . government's dissolution G Uio? for les ere air. any kind cr * Atlanta, April ?.-A hasty telegra-J suit against me American sugar y any quantity.. -V j tt ph?c ord?r for "Som5 wat?^ground fintee Company; Members_of .the or RKn CROSS ?B?G/CO. * cors sea! ?sd ? ?r ?sa?^^?'- -^ lt> "rf, '^L^P'^? Phone 324 ?Igrass shoats," waajse* to Georgia a to sell st tho prescribed price said ****** *.i * . *^* *?..*.** '?fAy or ?i?o^po^.^a%C5amaa.FTank Uko. w?tuco*.. --^^-w?^. i .-? - - --- e* /1" jsa io?*i?*T*B si ?mir* A**?r+ /r><?* ^???^ y S?T <fVir/*'*A?? i? v*^^?r^i?? |t> &!3?sY?> ?hts io you,a^V?ursQ^yrf^ j^^0zrs t zs i^ ^anaava or i! I il. JP. y^?ri^O j "_t_' li KgtM*TCRJU> j THE DENOUAI IS THE HOPE STRONG EDITORIAL ART?CL1 VEE, LEADING. PAFER OF1 RIAN Cl There waa recently a very strong article appearing n the Christian Ob server on The Place and Claims of the Christian College and wa quot? an extract from It feeling ebro that it will prove beneficial to our readers, and tho friends of Anderson College: "If was no'less a man than the Hon. James-'Bryfce-who said: on his return to England some 7*a?-s ago, after visiting America for the first time in thirty years, that qf the two or three stgnlficent changes be no ticed here, one was the progress and enthusiasm shown In the wide field of education. Everywhere he saw the witnesses o' a mighty mp vernen t. In' the universities enrolling their hun dreds sud thetr thousands! in colleges with their increa?iag endowments and their broadening cdursCB; In'-th* tech nological schools with their costly and elaborate equipment; . lb the- corres pondence schools'with a.. student body scattered tlirough. States qhd territo ries; In the night schools with their deeply earnest classes;', Jr. /the pro fessional schools ot ov*fro?TT, nh<t grade; Iii'the'normal, eciboo??r?'cade mies, church and private|t?j?*>m, and In the great,system of public schools for All grades of work from kinder-' garter through the high school,' tn all of this he recognized of the life of our land today. , It need)* no argument to show that he was right. The figures:'alone are eloquent More than 21,000,000 scbol -??.?? *???AllaJ IK aaluaili A> lim United States, or more than one in five ogf our population, and the numbers are increasing. Nearly svnry- State ls cutting down the percentage of il literacy in th? resolve evenf? child within its borders shall haye equal OLaucu lui wir?tr? tiiin?t naVpauuuj chance with every other, soutar as education can give that chance, to maka the most of gifts and environ ment and opportunity. That which develops mtft<l esd body and leaves tho whole traot of the mor al and the spiritual nature untouched?, That which speaks eloquently bf universe, :b?t says norning nooni ins Creator? .That which speaks in ad miration of the intricate streetttre of man, but leaves out of view the. Maker? That which exhibits the tri of the*race, but gives)no cnpdlt and no though to the divino ArtfTcer who' gave* all- that made thom possible.?. .TJist "whjgfe, traces the world's march of"* events, but sees no Hand that guldeb's t>f ?j . crease-If we stand Idly by and sur /v/vir.-Bt iSk-Ciis BACK AT C4P|TA)U Mr. Domimck Looked Int S Cases-Thc Vaughn Case Columbia/April l.-M3overaor Blcaee returned on 'Wednesday from-Wash ington, where he spent several days On business. -The gove ior was ac companied on Jthls xxiii br Mrs. Blesse and assinatx attorney General F rod. 'I Dominick. 9HMLn9 Mr, Dominick left'Columbia on W?d sesday eft?rnoon for the Third Dis trict, in the interest of his candidacy for Congress. He will VIBU Andersen while he ls away on his rounds. Ko states that he ts very much encour aged in the raes, and from recent com munications received from supporters in diff?re at parts of tho district, nni frc? "'hit* he ?U??WS Of't1*** ultnillnn. i be ls '.onfldcnt of the result in the primat y thia sammer. Mr. Dominick ? atong with Governor meuse, ?W?B. Iii Wash'jgtou when the National House voted on the canal toils exemption matter, which has ?treated such great Interest throughout the country. Neltb er Mr. Dominick nor Governor. Bletute had any stair mont to make in regard to the matter upon their return to tSie SKy 5*c=!efday. Mr. Dominick before leaving for the up-country yesterday afternoon, said that he would discus* eil these matters at the properen te. There were several South Carolina cases which b*ve been. appeaKd to the supreme court>of 0*e United States Which Mr. Dominick, representing tho attorney. general's, office, , went to -.hitgssa to look Into. He *o??d. the Vaughan case had been docketed, and lt wilt bo called, lt is presumed, and be ergued. a* soon as it caa he reached. Ho found that thc case-, of the State vs. Bethune, tho State ve. Mallory and the. State vs. Jo* Grant had not. boen docketed, and the Proper btc-ps Will br taken to have them dis missed. The case of the State Vs. Joe Grant ia the case of the Bdgefield negro, Who' has bean n?Htio.g requisi tion in th? Tennr-'v-nla courts for a. geed many months. Solicitor Geo. Ball Tfmmerman, of the el event's js ?3tots i circuit, ?ULS been in "srrasylv nis tn the interest of the matter sev eral tin>es. RequisittoB tm_ trm oran iMJfamA Ky ?I/>vernOr and the requisition ha* been n < ?ovbraor of Pennsylvania each of the Pvnntylvanla state and each of the United States Governor Bt?asV stated that mki?xv? .ciy mum his trip lo Wash ington, abd had traaactcd the bual nws whic^i fce to look niter. ?d bolbin. 8?aw>n tn r*gard to his visit to the lighter*! project th? awi HML COLLEGE OF THE COUNTRY ? IN THE CHRISTIAN OB5ER rHE SOUTHERN PREBYTE JURCH render to toe State, unaided or un checked as the case ma/ be, the edu cation of our youth. . Let me hasten to add that the publf ? school system as a system Is not to be condemned or opposed. It ls needed, lt ts sup ported In large part by the taxes of our Christian people lt ls doing splendid service. In certain of its achieving work which the Church needs only rarely to duplicate. And lt ls enrolling in the ranks of l'.e prin cipals, presidents and teachers many ot the most earnest Christian men to be found the country over. Want our Christian people need to do-must do-Is to keep these their own Institutions, free from anti-Cbria Usn influence and teachings and to stimulate them to ihe aebJevrnent ot the hiebest ends. Pitt v.- need V g" furthe-. Wu cted ie g!v<: enemtiatfoment and at ti ve support to tho schools that stand out before the world as Christian I schools and are thus free to each the truth aa we seo it abd to exert upon their students tho . ..ry strongest poi i 'tivo Christian lnt'u?t-ce. We. owe it t . these i?choo!g to do this, proved the training, thi^y give la thorough as weil as ChrsIKan,'for they aro court schools, founded in the faith'and pray ers ot our own denominational people, cut off by their own choice and onra from State aid, and depending for maintenance In part - and cur > their growth almost wholly open our aup rr>rt But for another and an even largor reason wo need to do this. ' College gathers in and traine Ita students at a time when impressions are made that last through life: when Ideals arc shaped and habits aro fixed for ali the futurs; r.::d when, largely, the life! work is chosen into which the life forces will be poured. A college that has r. student between the years of 17 and 21 determines to s very large de gree the influence he ia to wield' out in the world to which it sends him. We owe it to the student, therefore, to give him that education in sur ruuitdiiisa and" w?d?f ?'muc?cea tuc most favorable to bia symmetrical de velopment, physical, mental, moral, Itucl; to place him within a col which, while laying emphasis n knowledge, emphasizes supreme ly the fear ot the Lord as tho begin ning of wisdom and the knowledge Of the Holy Ono as understanding. This applies, I need hot say with equal force to colleges for women and lo no small degree to th? secondary schools." i m^w i? 4SI i TITS . a eura SAVE BABIES' LIVES J Great Majority bf Infantile Deaths ? During Summer Due to Bacterial Infection Dirt fattens flies and kills babies! Dirt in itself,-snob as rubbish and other waste, does not directly canse disease unless it contains organisms impregnated with contagion. Rut dirt of any kind ls s breeding spot for flies and other vermin, which act as direct healthful persons. A great majority of the deaths of j tlve young, particularly during the summer, aro due to Infection by bac teria. In order for these great ene mies of mankind to thrive there must be moana for their growth, and dirt is the culturo Held or breeding place.' The germs which enter milk or other I food are doposited by Aloa through the | \ iivair.s ci ' circu?sti?s ??st or o*hnr- ! ? wiso. Sunlight, the removal of gar [bage and the ase of plenty cf soap 'and not water are the oest means ot reducing this source of danger. Now, everybody get on the Job and clean up this town. 1 n> a lifo Havoc tkn? nrmidno ?ho 1 W*fnf the" hardes. IV ' -: G?NMEX 8HUX IDENTKF1C 4TIOS WQI Hide Hereafter When Whitman Beads Interviewers New York April t-Adverse to being subjected to further identification processes, "Dago Frank* 'Cilroflcl.' 'Lefty* Lewis' 'Rocmber^, 'Gyp the blood.' *Horow*t*.and *Wteitey \??*hh.' 'Sifden sheer.' the four gunmen con victed o( the murder of' Herman Ros enthal, and now. awaiting execution at Bing Sing prt?oo, hare ser"?.d notice on thc authorities that '?"??.?.?r ?hey will go Into hiding nnic.- th*ir cota should other efforts be made to identi fy them in connection wtts the cae*. Tbl? was learned tc-ntgftt through a ?statement Issued from the offive of I District Attorney Whitman. In preparation for the re-trial of Charles Becker, tbs former police ; lieutenant .whose conviction and sea-, .tence for the murder of Rosenthal re- j I bently waa set aside by Uta court of ?BB ?ine & witness whose formal J Identification of the four gunmen was ! deemed desirable. When the witness {appeared two of the gunmen jumped Into bed and pulled the envers 07er i leads. One of the other ive ! eluded scrutiny by covering bis face ' with bis bends, while the fourth hld ? behind tb* bod. , Made' It Twa Straights. ?^.-.lsville. Ky., April 2.--Tbs Louis ville American association team' made it two trafgbte ftoro Cincienatii here today, whining ? to'f. ?inglina allow ed ton hits ht a? ian ta**. McLeary' The Cole combination Planter is wonderful in its perfect adaptation to the planting of a great variety of seeds. The description of the No. 1 applies to the No. 5. They are the sarine . except that the No. 5 is fitted with a Seed Drop per for planting convpeas, sorghum, peanuts, cantaloupes, beans garden peas, and similar seeds. This attachment is comlpete in itself with brush, knock-out and "lates, and is mnat n>er r , " ....... feet dropper ever made. We make special plates for each kind of seed. The planter is as perfectly suited to each crop as if it were made io plant that one and no other. The Seed Dropper can be instantly attached or removed without the use of eyen a wrench. The cotton planting paris are never moved or changed. There is nothing complicated about this planten It is simple, efficient, durable, easy to adjust and easy to run. This planter is furnished with a Special Sword Opener for corn and other seeds, and al so with a Special Cotton Opener. The depth Quantity oT seed- and distune-*, 5re easilv regulat ed.. ? , ' V ._l This is no cheap makeshift combination. It is the best money and brains can make it. The cotton drilling parts are made especially for cot ton and nothing else. The Corn Drpper is sup* erior to the finest Northern makes. The No. 5 or the No. 7 plants each crop better than any other brand cf separate or combined machines oh earth. Try these planters and you will never again plant corn, peas, peanuts/ etc., by hand. The planter does the work better every and saves more than half the labor. Hf-: m UUV.UIIIU1 iinijuiiniiL. uu. Anderson. S. C. Belton, S. C. [?e%t? IFS iOE 0BE?M TIME . J^iii^^s. AM We've Got It JET. JT^ "Any quantity, any Slim/ & [ \ kind--only one Quality, rJc ?^^^A^ I I Delivered Promptly \ ' WM A to any part of the city V" ^ at the fc??owing prices: 1 Qt. 50c. 1-2 Gai: 90c. 3 Qta. $1.40. 1 Gal. $1,75. IPhone wt Yonr Order. OLYMPIA CANDY CO. AMD ICE CREAM PAR&OR _PHONE 79 _ SUM H KR ?UHOVL- rtiatarop t oiiege, Beek Hui, 8. (V, lane ts io Joly S4? -lt 14 - COURSES OP STUDY-Full courses ot sindy will by pr&vide? to the need? bf: 1. Superintendent? and principals. 2. High School teach ors, a. Primary and grad? . teachers. 4. Kural school teachers. FACULTY-A large faculty has teen secured, composed of specialists , shd leaders of education. SPECIAL FEATURES-ModtH schcol through first six gradea. Special course la rural school problems. Ktndergardcn practice and lectures oa Montessori methods. County Hoard* ot education are awthorltcd to renew certidpa*?? still In force for all teachers who, do satisfactory work ia Ahls sommer school