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****** * ******^ * ELECTRIC CIT1 * _ * Item? of Interest and Personi * Wireless on the St * * * * * * * ****** Ort Meh <{iii<-k Plan. That Wallingford hasn't cornered all the get rich quick schemes In thin count ry wu H shown hy II ?tory going the rounds in Anderson yesterday, ij seems thai n certain well ki own tailoring company employs one man in each state to engage thc managers for UH concern In the various towns, in South Carolnia it is said that tho man employing these sub-muiiagen? hit upon the following scheme: He would luke a youiiK man of pleasant address and tell him that if he would come across with $L'r? lie would he recommended for manager of a certain more in such mid such a twon. When lin need another $2.1 he would fire Mime man ulready In u position uml employ another mun. In consideration of tile $21, for the position. It was said yesterday the higher officers ol the company cum?' to Anderson uml that several changes will follow tlmir I ' visit. "High Vallera** Hud ? Hattie. The "high yallers" were much lu evidence lu Magistrate Hroadwell'h court yesterday when the cuse ol Pron les Allen and Della Hawkins wuf called. Frances upeared hefon Magistrate Hroadwoll yesterday ant explained nt some length that Deik had made the on-slaught on her will II ruzor. Inflicting some painful cuts Della was arrested und brought lief or? Hie magistrate hut when the case wui investigated it was found that hefon Delia used the instrument on France: thal the said Frances had plnyfull] tapped Kella in the head with a hum mer. Since the two negroes live to gctuor this put a different light o: the matter nnd the magistrate HUM the woman who had sworn out HM warrant tho sum of $10 willie he le the other "ff with to.oo. They bot! paid. Dr. l uster lit In the nt y Today. Dr. E. II. T. Foster, with headquar tern In Charlotte, ls In Anderson toda; Young Men's Christian Assoclatloi Tor the purpose of Inspoctlng the loca und Investigating the work being don by the extonslon department of tba institution. Dr. FoBtor ls ochnecte with the Industrie! department of th Interstate Committee of Southern ^ M. C. A. Work and he knows elmo? nil there le to know about cxtensio work. In coming to Anderson for th purpose, af inspecting the extenslo work of the Isca! association he i doing Secretary Burnett quite a honor and ono to be fully appreciate hy that splendid worker. Dr. Foste raid last night that the extension wor being don? here la watched enrnestl ult over the country. It may mah Anderson famous. Al Work on the Court Square? Tho court square, or tito Plasn, fe into the hands of the. Ladles' Cir! Dengue yesterday and aa a result tl: pince will present a much improve appearance today. Thu Civic Leagi has ut work on the Plaza a force i hands removing the accumulation < the winter, trimming the hedges, pu Hug out fresh planta and doing tl thousand ond one other things sec^ sary to make a place of this kin ? ready for the eot?l?g summer. Tl people of all Anderson should appr elate what the Civic League has doi for tho city In building this Piasa ai ' muking lt the placo of beauty lt ls o ' ? ' Hurling the elly's Appearance. Au AnderBonian by birth was tall lng to a reporter for The Intelligent! yesterday and cemented on a numb or tilings relating to Anderson's pat lt-, . pe-.ent and Its future. This mi pointe 1 out one fact that every strnn er arriving In Anderson notlcea once, the groat number ot gaudy slgi painted on tho Rides ot the buslne buildings. Tills man took the vic thal it hurts the appearance of tl business district of the city and the IR little doubt about this, being trt tie also said that a number of Ande ron merchants unconsciously hurt t city'? business standing by plssterli their windows with circulars advert? lng cut rate Balee and bankrupt ssl until s stranger would think that t entire town was about to go lr bankruptcy. There may be more tm than fiction In thin. Team Gaea To Honra Path. Not many members of tho Fras Academy baseball team seemed dread the prospects of the game tl afternoon with Monea Path when tal lng the matter over last night, and i ranging to leave thia afternoon. T team la tn much batter absne now th . lt was when the game was played w the high school laat week and the / der son boys seemed to 'eel loot ni] that they would be able to cop ( contest this aftemot.u. A number changes have been made tn the Iii up for the gama this afternoon and li hoped that the tcsm hos been ti terially strengthened tn several speota. Anderson la Getting Style. Anderson kt rapidly getting to place where t'aris bas but little thia burg in the Way of fash lr Monocles are now to be seen ht Ono of the leading oculists In the < yesterday received a large shlpme nf monocles and they were the obj of admiration on the part ot both men and wom?u of the city. T are very attractive, naring tort? shell rims, being of the torie lens rlety ?ind the cords ere features, til .oing bl!?rk. end white for. the gay giddy and plain black for the more date. In all probability dozens these will be seen on pedestrians they drill on Peacock avenue Eoi Sundtvy. "doucher know old chspp! ...... r SPARKLETSI * tl Mention Caught Ovir the * reels of Anderson {. H> H- H- H' H" H- H- vh H> H' H1 Cupid llllS Lotti Ills Youth Cupid has always been pictured aa quiic a youngster/ hut it now seems that this must be a mistake us wit ness a ceremnoy recently performed) in Anderdon. Itoberi A. Oreer, 71 years of UK*', married last Monday night night ut the Cox mill Mrs. .Mary J. Howland, 'ip yeura of age. Thc groom has heen married three timi's while this is the second time for the bride. Uer. White officiated ut tho ceremony und the happy couple re ceived mu ny congratulations yester day. - o Mr Campbell lluys Fine Sign. Dr. M. IC. Campbell hus purchased an electric si;-n for his optical pur lors uni! it will be one of the most unique in the city when it is placed. The new sipm in made in the shape of u camel and with Die attractive elec tric work now being dom' it will doubtless attruct much atentlon ut night. -o Mr. Pelton to Judge Context*. J. H. Kelton, superintendent of ed-, neut lon, hun gone to Newberry toduy where he will be one of the judges in 1 the declamation contest u feuture of the Held day exercises being held by, the Newberry schools today, Grout ? plans huvi' been made by tue Newber- ' ry Behool olficiulK for this event nod! doubtless the program arranged will' uttruct a large crowd to Newberry for tho day. .Mr. Felton Is expected to re.urn lo Anderson tomorrow. Mr. Wilsen ?Post Improving. Anderson people will be glad to learn that that Italph Wilson of the firm of Mnnr?' Wilson A <V> . lu ninlrl ly Improving after a s?rlous Illness of several days. MT. Wildon is still confined to his bed but his attendants say that quite a marked improvement is now to be noted In his condition. Mr. Wilson stuck a .?splinter in his, bund a few days ugo and for a time it was feared that it migbt be possible j to have to perform an operation. That he ls now on the highway to recovery will be welcomed by a number of An derson people. Spending Money for Custer Sunday. Judging by tho throngs of women crowding the shops of thc city during the last two or three days the Ander son husbands ure going to be aghast when the bills come in on the first of next month. But, then it should be remembered that'April 12 is Bas ter Sunday and if there is any event' of the year for which the ladles have the right to prepare, lt is this day. Kastor Sunday will see the streets of the city crowded with ladles bedecked in the latest there ia and it will doubt less be a sight to behold. The men. too, with their silk hats and frock coats, and possible a monocle hare and there, will bo worth looking st Another Sale Of City Land. - O. N.C. Boleman and F. R Alexander yesterday closed a deal for .11 acres of land adjoining the Cox mill. The con sideration is not known but it is un derstood that the figure paid was a fancy one. These gentlemen said last night that, they) contemplate) divid ing this property up Into fine, large lots snd selling it on easy terms to purchasen, setting as a price about $5.00 per month and taking this sam, without interest or taxes, until the property is paid for. This will be a gold mine for those mill people de siring to own their nwu homes. New Magasine Helling Fine. The second Issue of the Piedinjat Magazine was placed on sale at the book stores In the city yesterday and last night J. Homer Oulla said that the sale for the ono day had been far larger than he had anticipated. Mr. Oulla said that he was well pleased over what tho magazine was doing, and that he believed Its succor1 was now assured. .The second issue ls in every way au improvement on tho first, and the first was such that lt re flected credit on Anderson and also the publisher. 1 Sold Lot In Union. The Anderosn Real Estate and In vestment Co.. is primarily an Ander son concern but Ita bustne* I dealings are by no means confined to the city or county of Anderson. The well known concern sold yesterday to Charles W. Goforth. a pretty building lot In Douglas heights, a well known suburban residence section of Union. It was understood that the considera tion was In the neighborhood of $t??O. --o--' Mtoss Meei lng Of the R. A.** Sunday. The Royal Ambassadors of thc First Baptist church will hold a mass meet ing Sunday afternoon at S o'clock at the church, and they wish to Invite all the tooys and girl* ot like organi zations from the other churches to meet with them. An attractive pro gram is being arranged for the en tertainment of the visitors. Some ot the oilier churches will probably send delegates to take oart Please watch for full program In Sunday morning's paper. . Theatre Naa Visits Anderson. A. K. Manderson. representing the American Sesttng Co.. of Chicago, bnt attached to the Charlotte office of the company, was In Anderson yesterday hi conference with, the officials of the Anderson Thnntre Co,, wltn resoect io the mrchase of seats for the tbes tirf. Cant. Keelee In Pant Recovering. Capt. A. c. McQfca of Wlllianuton, i-f, ii, , ? ? was in Anderson yesterday and says that he iu now fast recovering from injuries he sustained last week when he fell in an Anderten store. Capt. Medea has only om- leg, having lost the other lu u battle during the War Met ween the States, ?"?1 the store In entered luHt week had a freshly oiled tloor. When he stepp? d on the sleek Moor be sustained a fall, bin leg be ing severely bruised. Capt. McGee hus u number of friends in Anderson and t iey will all bc relelved to learn thu) his Injuries were not serious, astwdfl -o l'caiiuts tfrnln l-iircd ..Mg .lohn." John M. Kay, loller known in all puris of Anderson comity us "Rig .lohn" hus uga hi tendered lila rosig? nul ion us a guard un the chaingBlig and wan yesterday morning presented ' with a bag of ground peas, goobers, peanuts and pindera, together with a four-fool slick of candy. T ie presen tation was made by J. Mack King. Mr. | Kuy is a splendid guard and has done I very efficient work Aiiiie he has been rennected with the nhalngang squad. Ile was succeeded yesterday by an-1 other very capable limn, James ll. Rauipey, formerly Hergeanl of the chaingang -o - George X-clonnell |{e|x?rt?? for linty. George McConnell, one of tlin main stays of the baseball club, left yester day for Charlotte where he will Join bis team (ilutTuloi ?md report for. spring practice, lleforo his depart- . ure yesterday George said that be felt , In Ime sh ipe u>nl tbought he was al ready 'iii.' for the coining season. Ho! expects this season lo be a banner , year vlth hitit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heed l ave moved into Mr. McConnell's i home on Franklin Btreet for tho Spring a.ni summer, ANOTHER" ANDERSON REALE? DEAL Another deni In Anderson real es tafo which approximates $20,000 is in volved, went through yesterday when John W. Linley aud T. S. Crayton bought from the Anderson Real Es-'j tate and Investment Company the mid die store room pf the <?. A. Reed' property, lt ls understood that the new owners of tills property say that they have bought the place because : they believe In Anderson real estate 1 and believe that it is enhancing In | vulue every day. It ls not presumed 1 that they contemplate making any im mediate dlspoi-r.inn nf the building. Thia purlieu! ir piece of property |IUB jest been handled around from dealer to buyer recently, every real j estate man in town wanting to take ! a hand in the buying or selling of the property. And every time a new salo hu? been nisdu, the price has been In creased. ?bowing that values are on th? rise in Anderson. The property was one year ago owned by C. A. Reed, who sold lt s few months ago to Geo. W. Evaua and II. II. King. They later disposed of part of lt. to Rt C McKin ney, and ho has disposed'or part of his share to Messrs,-Linley and Cray ton through ' the Anderson Real Es tate and Investment Company. NOT WORRYING ANY OVER THE HIGH COST OF MING Columbia, April 1.-E. P. McCrav-y, niombcr of the general assembly from I Ptckens county and champion ct lin; ' compulsory educatku measure at two sessions; is not pfrald of the high cost of living nt leait for the next year, j "I don't care about the high cost of j living. I have plenty of meat, the' merchants owe me enough to get oth er supplies for a year and Mrs. Mc Cravoy has the pantry stacked high with canned fruit from last year."; said Mr. McCrnvey who was among tho visitors in Columbia today on. * "I have not made a definite de o1 M ion. If I re-enter politl?n lt will bc to run for the senate from Pick-' ens county," he continued. Last year lt was rumored that Mr. McCrav- J ey would make the race for the United States senate. IN CAMPAIGN TEAR The C'nagressaaen again fief Iiown To Plain ISttg. Atlanta, April 1.-A hasty telegra phic order for "'Some water-ground corn meal and a couple sides of wire grass shoats," was sent to Georgia a day or two ago by Congressman Frank Park, who declared that he simply couldn't stand the "Yankee broad" they serve In hotels at Washington. . "Seems like I Just can't get used to lt," he is quoted as saying. "The crust ls about an Inch thick ana as hard ns a plank. You could take a loaf of the stuff and knock a horse down with it. Through the center of the loaf ls a soft damp kernel, but If you eat that lt ls like putting so much putty In your stomach." Grocers Prescribe Price New York April 1.-Sugar prices in West Virginia ?re prescribed by tbe Wholesale jQrogere' association of that state through the fixing ot an arbitrary rrelght'stato, lt was testified to-day by I. P. Maxwell, manager of a Wheel ing. W. Va., grocery firm, in tho hear ing of th? government's dissolution ault against th* American Sugar Re fining Company. Members of the or ganisation however, wore not obliged lo sell at tho pr scribed price said (he witness. Atlantic seaporu. of the United States are. 400 mlle? nearer Australia through the opening of the Panama Hana!. SCRUBBING BEGINS IN ANDERSON MONDAY "I WILL, WILL YOU?" IS THE POPULAR PHRASE ALL WILL ASSIST For a Cleaner and Prettier City, Clean-Up and 'aint-Up Week Will Be Launched licxlnning with Monday and laBtlng through Friday Anderson will get a ' scrubing not to ho compared with anything in the wuy of house-clean U?K that thc ladled of the city have over before known. Aa a result An- ' derson will be found next Sunday a vastly cleaner city than it now is and the health of tho elty duritig the com- ? mg summer months will be much bet- | fer. The plans for the elty have all been ! mapped out, the Chamber of Commerce ' and the Y. M. C. A., the business men | and the leadles' Civic League joining ' hands with the city health oilielals In s.n effort to improve local conditions. ' Next to the cleanliness in thc city is the necessity of some paiutiuK being done and lt is said thut Anderson people ure tuking Just as heartily to the "paint-up" idea as they are ejean ?UK up. It hud at first been proposed that a trophy cup would bi awarded to the Mock In the city accomplishing most during the clean-up period but this idea has been abandoned. lt was auld that the people of the ctly would ( probably have civic pride enougli ' ehout thf-.m to mak? the work a suc cess without the prize being offered and if ? prize should be give? !t might create some discord and ?11 reellng. i To Allen W. Clark, the publisher of a trade paper In St. Louis, Mo., be !...... ,l. .. _# .i.. PIM?. ?W .....rt ..... w. .0...u.it.|| "a .MU ^..VMU'up and Paint-up campaigns, a movement for homos nnd towns beautiful, for he drat thought of this idea as a means Interesting thc general public to ali tafee hold and have a thorough eleu up of their property, and with tho < ioan-up goes the paint-up, so i.ic ssssry to make things bright, thus creutlng better living and working conditions for every one, preventing fire?, etc. Briefly stated, tho Idea is to have I citltv and town 'each year net aside a v. eek for a general public and prt- 1 vate clean un lh I heir section; to en gender a Bplrlt'!8f enthusiasm In 'ho public mind by advertising extenr. r in Hie live word slogan, "Clean TV afc'J Paint Up.'"' "Everybody, old and ??:.'..5 should be asked to lend a hand 'or a few boura.at-l^nst' to help pm every ntreet, alley, yard; cellar, passage-way . back' lot' add corner in spick und span 1 trim. Experience in other places in- . dientes that Iwhen !brbperty' ownors bav? once thorou^ ly'cleaned up their property,1 they5'irre very 'apt to con tinue the good" Work'by Henning nt regular p^rlbdfi.' During 'ttl?, Clear. Op and Paint Up campaigns''were-''tarried on the I cities Of St. Loam, Denver Buffalo. Baltimore, Ithaca "abd 879 towns In the MlddloweBt: 0 That the'organised effort for clean ing cities U?s been hinch more benefi cial than various1- individuals work ing alone has behn demonstrated by what has been done in various parts of the United States last year, in the ci'y of Denver. The following is what tht chairman of that city ?aid about last year's work. ', The resulta obtained this year and the enthusiasm with which the move- ' ment wus received have satisfied the committee that another year, with am- 1 pie time for preparation, Denver can | be made the "Spotless Town of Am erica." Hampered by the lack of time allowed for planning the campaign, which was held from May 26 to 31. and ateo by the fact that'it * as impossible ' to secure the coopetation of the school children this year in cleaning : up the vacant lots, the co mm i tte ls nevertheless more thrn satisfied with > the results obtained. The streets and alleys department of the City of Denver, wn?ch has vol unteered to'haul away tne rubbish, j which was put ont a result of the campaign declares that lt will require nearly a month to complete Ita la-' bora on collect mg the tons ot rub- 1 blah. All together sow, it is time to fin ish every preparation of the work to bc done in Anderson. The rubbish to be piled tn front of the house, or in . same alley most accessible to the city ash carts, can be collected the fol lowing day by the city and will be im mediately hauled away. If Anderson people will do their part the city can be made spotless by next Saturday. .I Will. Will Yout" Lone Bandit's Attempt Frustrated ?' 'M 1 1 . . Athena, Ga., March 2.--An attempt by a lone bandit to rob Seaboard Atr Line passenger train' No. ll, south- : bound, vicar Comer, Ga., fifteen miles northeast of here, was frustrated by ! F ?press Messenger R. C. Fletcher. At- ; ter a pistol duel with Fletcher, the bandit jumped from the train s abort distance from Comer and escaped. : The bandit awong aboard the xe? peas car aa Ko. ll, was leaving the wa ter station two niltes south of Comer. Coverng Fletcher, with a revolver, he .reefed him to open np the express \ car safe. Fletcher responded by draw- ( mg a pistol and opening fire upon the Intruder. After several shots were , exchanged the bandit handicapped by s bullet wound lo bia arm, dropped his ( weapon and Jumped from the train. | Fletcher was not Injured. , - .i Shnt-Out World's Champions. ] Philadelphia, Pa., Two young pitch- 1 era shut-out the World's Champion) Athletics today at. Shibe park |n the) first ot the series of spring games < with the Philadelphia Nationals Thal] socre was. Nationals *; Amalean a, c. < THE DEMINUTIO IS THE HOPE_ STRONG EDITORIAL ARTICLE VER, LEADING PAPER OFT RIAN CH Then* was recmtly a very strong arl iel?; appearing n the Christian Ob server on The dace and Claims of the Christian College and we quote an extrait from lt feeling sure that it will prove beneficial to our readers, and the friends of Anderson College: "It was no less a mun than the lion. Jumes Bryce who said on his return to England some years ugo, ufter visiting America for the first time in thirty years, thut of tho two or three ?igniticent changes be no ticed here, one was the progress and enthusiasm shown in the wide field of education. Everywhere he saw the witnesses of a mighty movement. In the universities enrolling their hun- ? dreds and their thousands in colleges with their increjjKing endowments and their broadening courses; in the tech- 1 nologlcul schools with their costly and eluborate equipment; in the corres pondence SCIIOOIH with a student body ' scattered through States and terrlto- i rles; In the night schools with their l deeply earnest classes;' in the pro- 1 l.-s.-?onal schools of every type and grade; In the normal, schools, acade mies, church and private schools, and ' In the great system of public schools for all grades of work from kinder garter through the high school,' in all > ot this he recognized of the life of our < land today. < It n-eda no argument to show that I he was right. The figures alone are p eloquent. More than 21,000,000 schol- 11 am ure enrolled In the schools of the ?1 United States, or more than one in five ogf our population, and the numbers , l are increasing. Nearly every State I is cutting down the percentage of il literacy in the resolve every child J within its borders shall have equal < chance its borders shall havelouqj 1 chane.-* with every other, so far as 1 education can give, that chance, to 1 make the most of gifts and environ- 1 ment and opportunity. s That which develops mind and body ? und leaves the whole tract of the mor- 1 al and the spiritual nature untouched? ] That which speaks eloquently of the I universe, but says nothing about the i Creator? That which speaks in ad- ? miration of the intricate structure of 1 man, but leaves out of view the Maker? i That which exhibits the tri of the race, ' but gives no credit and no though to i the divine 'Art ?leer whtt "gave all that 1 made them ,.possible.?,. That which j traces trie "world's march of events, I but sees .io Hand that guides? Just lu this ls the peril, and the i peril i cannot hi- ?ayerted-flt. WM- Ib: 1 crease-If we'titaniT'idly by1 atad sur- 's i o A Bf??%is-r GOV. BLEASE < BACK AT C?P?TAL Mr. Dominick Looked Inte ! Cases-The Vaughn * Case Columbia, April 1.-Governor Blease returned on Wednesday from Wash ington, where he spent several days j on business. The governor was ac- \ companied on this trix? by Mrs. Blease < and assistai i-attorno;. General Ft.;il il 1 Dominick. Mr. Dominick left Columbia on Wed nesday afternoon for the Third Dis- I trlet, in the interest of his .candidacy f for Congress. He will visit Andersen t while be is away on his rounds. He i stat?s that he is very much encour- I aged in the race, and from recent com- 1 mun teat ion:: received from supporters In diff?re it parrs of the district, mi l 1 from what he knows of the situation, i he is confident of th? result in the 1 primary this summer. Mr. Dominick I along with Governor Blease, was in ; Washington when the National House ?i voted ' on the canal tolla- exemption | matter; which has created such great < interest throughout the country. Nelth- . er Mr. Dominick nor Governor Blease I had any sta tr mont to make in regari1 I io the matter upon their ret urn, to the ^ city yesterday. Mr. Dominick before leaving for the up-country yesterday . afternoon, said that he would discuss sll these matters at the proper time. There were several South Carolina caspa which have been appealed to the supreme court of the United States > which Mr. Dominick, representing the- I attorney general's, office, went to ' Washington to look into. Ile found I the Vaughan case bad been docketed, ' and it will be called, lt la presumed, > and be argued, aa soon as it- can be < reached. He found that the eases of 1 the State vs. Bethune, the State vs. t Mallory and the State vs. Joe Grant, y had not been docketed, and the proper t steps will be taken to have them dis- 11 missed. The case ot the State vs. r Joe Grant in the case of the Edaefleld t negro, who baa been fighting requis!- 11 lion in tba Pennsylvania court* for a good many months. > Solicitor Geo. j ( Bell Tlmmerman, of the eleventh Ju- I dtclal circuit, has been in Peansylva-!i ula in the interest of. the matter ser- - < eral times. Requisition for this ne- ' < gro was issued by Governor Bteaso ' I and the requisition has boen upheld by i tho Governor of Pennsylvania, and by < each of the Pennsylvania state courts j and each of the United States cour is | In which lt has tested. 1 Governor Blease stated that he had < enjoyed vary muco hts trip to Wash- i ington, and had tranacted the bust- \ a ess which he went to look siter. He said that he had nothing tor pub lication in regard to his riait to the national capital. 1 ".11 - x & lena built in France for a new i MO.?O-caadle power lighthouse in ' t NAL COLLEGE ?THE COUNTRY : IN THE CHRISTIAN OBS ER KE SOUTHERN PREBYTE IURCH rondar (o the stale, unaided or un (.?. -'?.j ;is ioe ease may be, the edu ( ?n of our youth. Let> me hasten that th,- public: behool system a em ls not to be condemned or ? .ned. It is ?needed. It is sup ported in large part by the taxes of our Christian people. lt is doing splendid service. In oertnin of its achieving work which the Church needs only rarely to duplicate. And it is enrolling in the ranks of Its prin cipals, presidents and teachers many of the most, earnest Christian men to be found the country over. What our Christian people need to do-must do-is to keep these their own institutions, free from anti-Chris tian influence and teachings and to stimulate them to the achievmom. ot (he hiebest ends. Cut v. . need '? g" fnrth?". Wu r.'.eii t?i p vc enso<v.attentent ami ai li ve support to the schools that stand out before the world as Christian schools and are thus free to each the truth ns we see it and to exert upon iheir students tho * ? ry strongest poi live Christian lutiu'n.'Ce. We owe it L - theBe schools to do this, provided the training they give is thorough as well as Chrsltian", for they are court schools, founded in the faith and pray ers of our own denominational people, : ut off by their ovo choice and ours from State aid, and''depending for maintenance in part "and for their Lcrowth almost wholly upon our sup tr.rt. y But for another abo, an even larger reason we need to do this. College gathers in and trains its students at i time when impressions ure ?ua?o that last through life; when ideals are maped and habits are fixed for all the Future; and when, Inyjraly, the lifo work Is chosen lnto;'.wnl<?h the life forces will be poured. A college that las a student between the years of 17 ind 21 determines to a very large de gree the influence he ls to wield out n the world to which it sends him. '.Ve owe it to the student, therefore, .o give him that education m sur roundings and under influences the nost favorable to his symmetrical de velopment, physical, mental, moral, ipirltual; to place him within a col lege which, while -'rejrthg emphasis tpon knowledge, emphasizes supreme ly the fear of the Lord as the begin ing of. wisdom und the'knowledge of he Holy One as understanding. This applies,.! need not say with ?qual force to colleges for women and o no small degree "ps the secondary ichooisV j : . Tm&mr ?' f i rv:< .t1"X?7t. CLEAN-UP AN? SAVE BABIES'LIVES Great Majority of Infantile Deaths J During Summer Due to Bacterial Infection Dirt fattens flies and kills babies! Dirt lu itself, such', ak rubbish and >ther waste, does not-directly cause liseuse unless lt contains organisms inpregnated with contagion. But dirt it any kind is a breeding spot for flies tov? other vermin, which act as direct ?arr?ers of contagion from sick to ;c?!?hful persons. A gre.:*, majority of the deaths of tho young, particularly ' during the lammer, are due to Infection by hac erla. In order for these great ene nies ot mankind to thrive there must te means for their'-growth, and dirt s the culture field or breeding place. The germs which- enter milk or other 'ooo are deposited by flies, through the neani of circulating '?nir or other wise Sunlight, the roaldvpl or gar jage and thc use of plenty of soap ?nd hot water are the best Uieaus of ?educing this source of danger. Now, everybody get on the job and Mean up this town. Be a life saver and preserve the life of the babies. . -'-Jfetf MTNMEN SH UK IDENTIFICATION rVill Ride Hereafter When Whitman Sends Interviewera New York April I-Adverse to being lubjectcd to further Identification irocessea. "Dago Prank' 'Cllroflci,' Lefty Lewis' 'Rosoayftg*, ? 'Gyp the >lood,' 'Horowitz and l\VMtey Lewis.' Saidenshner,' tbe^our gunmen con victed of the murt&T jof Herman Ros mttial, and now awaiting execution at Sing Sing prison, :have served notice MI tbe authorities that hereafter they will gd into hiding under tholr cots mould other efforts hep?? to identl y them in connectloh^wtth tho case, rbis was learned to-night through a itatement Issued froraf Hf? office of Mstrlet Attorney Wlhtt4fK&. t \ In preparation for tttetrc-trlal of Charles Becker, the former police leutenant .whose conviction and Ben anee for the murder of Rosenthal re :ently was set aside by tfceVreourt of ippeals. Mr. Whitman bad sent to Sing Sing a witness "whose formal dentiflcatlon of the foiiir gunmen was learned desirable. When^?he witness i pp ea red two of tkafegmNkn Jumped nto bed and pullealjWa^envers over ?heir heads. One or Abe other two duded sc ni Un y by covering his face vlth his hands, while t,he fourth hld lehind tho bsd. Made H Two jgjgjafoa, louisville. Ky., AprtJJt&?fto? Lquis llle American aasodHBjHai made t two freights ?ronV^M^tl here Why we want Small Accounts Do yo? reallro that a hundred ?mall accounts make , a bank Htronger than a dozen large ones even If they aggregate the annie total of deposits? That's why we are constant ly seeking new customers. We want as wide a circle of friends and customer:! as possible. Of course, largo accounts are welcome, too, for lt ls our pur pose to serve ALL people. Hut we want men and women of limited mean? to know that this bank ls willing to accept their deposits and give them the advantage of our advice and ev ery facility of the Institution. If you are not a bank deposi tor ut all come in and get ac quainted with us. We will be glad to talk things over with you. Citizens National Bank JULIAN EJUNKSGM.ES ATTORNEY AT I/AW. Loses Negotiated em Beal Hists, Office: Wauon-Vandlvsr Bulldlo-. ANDBR80N. 0- fe SWEET POTATO PLANTS Nancy Hall, Golden Beauly, and Porto Rico Yams. 1 will sell them on South Main Street. Orders tilled and shipped from Florida to any point. Plants and full count guaranteed. R. F. SASS A RD, Anderson, S. C. 8t.S-W. HEISR?LCS OIN * .?I-FNT You will be doing yourself a good turn by installing a GAS R?NG51 - We sell them under the strongest guarantee. Easy terms-$2 down and $2 per month. Anderson Gas Co. FOR SALE FOB SALE-House and lot where I now live and vacant lot adjoining on east. House bab eight rooina sud kitchen, butler's pantry, bath room, sinetric ?lghts and sewerage. Price right, tarsus right. JU EL- Norry ec. ---i--- -, FOR SALE-IMO day old chicks 12 I 1-2 to 15 cents each; core?ng off! Tuesday and Saturday; Bnff and ( Barred Plymouth Rocks; Buff and' ' Brown Lerrorns; matches off every , week. i>. C. HoRaml. Phono Ooun- : . try operator 8803. ? ? " 1 -_ I still have a lot nf good land io : tracta to suit yon. Pri?es varying t from ten dollars to thirty-five per . a?re. All well located. Write to me ! at McCormick, 8, C. . u Joe y. Rdtnnads. ..' WANTS WASTED TO BUT-Will buy any time, fat caVle, hogs and calves t bare castot&ers tor and contracts to tarnish: I bey hides and tallow The Tannera want my hides. Ill W Whltner St, Phone 694 orttfts B. D HKHDEBSO* """N At LillyWhite Market, China has now S3 forelm advisers