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lmm\ O INLY [$??98 TEN MORE DAYS OF OUR BIG $ 10.98 SALE WINTER and SUMMER SUITS and OVERCOATS We are not giving you anything for nothing, but we will make any of our $16.50 to $23.00 Suits for $10.98 No extra charge for Large Size, Fancy Cuffs or Pockets. We Guarantee every Suit we make CO. $ 10.98 F\ 1VI. UNGER, Manager 1522 West Whittier Street $10.98 Do It Now! I Make a small deposit ?ach week j in this Financial Stronghold, and ; by adding a little each week to ! your Bank Account you'll be sur j prised at the rapidity with which \ you can accumulate a snug sum r "Big Oaks from little Acorns . Grow." The same applies to our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT WHEN REVERSES COME Your worry will be reduced to a, ?iiiii?r?um if you are in a position to meet all obligations with a check on es LEE G. HOLLEMAN, President D. O. BROWNE, Cashier E.P. VAND1VEIL Vk~.p? B?cckley Studing, Aatderson, S. C. From Feb. 1st to March 1st are will sell the fellowing goods at pri?es shown L e. h. Coln rabea, provided money ls sept with order i iRON~ali ?izes-2c per lb. base. GENUINE STILLSON WRENCHES as follows:-6 in. 50c; 8 io. 56c; IO in. fiOc; ?4 In. "rf* 181?. *ljOS( 24 In. ?1.?4). ?DLUMBlA SUPPLY COMPANY S?d rYligT GEKVA1K KTHF.FT, t OMMBiA. S. C. mum mm ut>&/ii FIRE rAUiM/ilflil In (he easier- the fire Monday afternoon, whick desire) ed Use twa story house at Xo?*gBIe^y Street, and occupied br 3?r. Wi? Edwards, ?he> bout** a?$* cent ffcerrto would sorely kare bc reed If they had asi been as n H as they ^fir?;sM a rrrjlt of the ejctremely wet weather we bare brea SM ?fag recen flt; A B?rrig &etat .Shingle reef will afford great protection fa case of are ?ear yen; t?:? ifs* been preven time and ?late a#afe. ihhf NOW. Oar Fire Xfopartasent ts teirlbly hr^nfeapped are? tins i?$m*n o? account of the very bod streets. ?ohri T Burriss Son -SarkStreet FIRE OF RB Senator Walsh tn Replying to Pre I ties Would Arise If Ship Pure! f ?ion Quotes. Prize Court ment Records and l| Many (tty A Moria tM Pre**.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-Senate Democrats today returned the fire ot { Republicans who for two weeks, have been assailing the government ship purchase bill. . Senator Walsh., in-an elaborate, ar gutn?nl, re pl v Inp to Senetor Hoot's prediction that international difficul ties would result from the measure, quoted prise court decisions. State de partment . records and legal authori ties of many nations to show that the bill's proposals were within inter national rights. "There may be valid arguments against the pending hill founded upon considerations of domestic policy," declared Senator Walsh.; "but there | aro no evils attendant upon it, so far M? our foreign relations are concerned, that thus fa? becu pointed out. even if HIM. shipping'.board should conclude to test, by purchase of one or more of the belligerent vessels In our ports, tin question as to whether the Dec laration of London has trever fore closed us from farther maintaining our historic attitude concerning the rights ot neutrals td pureba JO the ves sels of nations at war." Senator Walsh declared tho only thing' that must be proved under in ternational law to trie thc cotton jhip Dacia from danger of condemna tion by a prise court was that her transfer from German to American ownership was made ia good faith. The right of marine transfer;? in war time h sd been maintained repeatedly by British courts; he asserted, and urenuoualy supported by the United States at all times. He added that it Senator Hoot how held that it would be abandoned by this government, the senator hod been derelict In hi? duty when secretary ot state- lb not polnt Ing out tb thc country in connection with the Declaration ot London that ! so vital a surrender had been made. * "Hr J? Idle, however," be continued. "*to delude, ourselves loto the notion that the Institution is one free from doubt It ia understood en Intimation already has come to tho state depart ment from some source that acquis!-1| ti on of any of the soca lied 'int er neil r ?hips' would be regarded aa 'apparent ly' unlawful.' Hu*, what of lt? Are we to abandon our hiatoric attitude j upon thlB question slu<ply because I esme or all of the warring nations may ' exhibit some disposition to dis ante it;~are we to decline to put the! question to the test merely beenup ol a vague apprehension?'' Senator Wslsh referred to the pur chase of thc steamer St. Harlampy : from Russian citizens by Boston mer chants dering'the Crimea? war. A a arning thai French cruisers would seise the ship had been disregarded, he ! said, and the vessel was not molested. "But suppose she ha? been, rup tured,*' he said. 'What reason la-there to suppose that- such an incident | w'ftutd have Involved , us in war with France? It redress, were not ob*ain sble through diplomatic channel?, this government doubtless would have de ?unhded that thc coBtroveray be arbit rated. Before an arbitral tribunal the controverted legal question would have ben fought out an authoritative decision of law upon tho point ob 'Soch undoubtedly woul eral course' should th?. th? t Walvh cited the sale of ie rican register ahlpe to UK during the civil war. 5 RETURN :P?BUCANS ?, . .?) . diction That International Dif&cul lasc Hilt Wea Put Into Operr. Decieioias, State Depart -ega? Authorities of (attona. "Wo lest our merchant marine be cause when we were at war other na tions at ^ette'e willi us could buy them. It ls now asserted that! by come bril liant feat of diplomacy we are depriv ed of tige right to mty their ships when tildy hr* at war/* The senator- quoted pt length from the ivcu?ja of'British c??rts and ad-j mlralty instructions td British naval officers t? Bhow that Great Britain al ways has} held that a bona fide trans fer ot an enemy ship to a neutral flag in war time was recognized. He quot en an English ruling which said: I"There have been c?ee* ot msr<*h">.r!t vesYels driven into ports o?.wbjrq \ they could not escape and there.sold, in which, after much discussion anal some hesitation of opinion, thc a'.lidlty ] if the purchase has been sustained." Prance alone of'.the great commer cial nations. Senator Walsh said, had held diffefredtly; but thc attitude of j Prance has been vigorously assailed J by the other powers. Senator. Walsh /ead an opinion- by J Attorney General Cashing of the Unit, ed States, in 1854, maintaining the right ) of a neutral to purchase a merchant j vessel during the war tre n a citizen of .either of the belligerents and quot-1 ed former secretaries of state and su preme court decisions in the . case of the Benito Estanger during the Span- j Ish-Ain?rican war. to show that that | ioclavation had been the American doctrine for over a hundred years. "It is Idle to acsert." tho speaker continued, "that the Declaration of London, so contemptuously treated by Ute allies, can bc appealed to by them ia Justification of any course they may take In tho present war, or even it can justly have any persuasive force In the ultimate determination of our right to purchase tho interned ships.'' ?A1" ' 1 - SPLENDID MEETING OP? JQ8SIONABV INSTITUTE I District renie renee Convene* Methodic Ch arch Yesterday. The Anderson District Missions Institute convened in the St. John's j Methodist church yesterday morning f at -10 o'clock with most of the minis- l ters and several laymen in attend ance. The Rev. T. C. O'Dell, presiding elder, presided over the meeting .and several splendid talks and discus sions were heard. AH tho work fur tho new year was planned and mapped out and the meeting was both interesting and in structive. ?ijflpbe mininera present were: Reva. T. C. O'Dell. J. W. 8peake. W. T. Belvin and 6. W. Danner o? the city or Anderson, IL A. Whitten of Wal halla, N. G. Rallonger of 6eneea, G. T. Harmon, Sr., of Williamston, J, H. Danner of Pelter. R. H. Luppe of Townvitie. J. At. steadman. Of Clem son College. 8. H. Booth of WllUam gton. J. L. ?tngletiirn Of Starr, S. T. Blackman ci Hon ea Peto and-W, ?*. C-eodston? lav hwider^-T *\";.S.;-.> v >; >:*v V > pftLMETTO imf ALL THIS WEEK McLeod & McDonald Musical Comedy Co. present "THE PASHA" \ Very Pretty MoRleal Farce fowPdy. MOVIES FOR TODAY "A BAN AKIN MAIDEN ' ? i?ci??ute indian Two Reel Drama. "THE DARK LOVERS PLAY" A Fanny Keystone Comedy. Watch Out :-Look at the Palmetto lob by Saturday before going into any man's Picture Show. i& . . ? v. ? You can pay more than $1.75, but you can not buy any better Paint than Patton's Sun-Proof Guest Paint Co. Phone 48 W. Earl St. "GUEST SELLS THE BEST" THE ANDERSON DAILY INTELLIGENCER _ ._-_ - *?m* - - - - ? -.m^rnmw^****^* mm M*? li m iW II1H1IW * K mi t i n?r rt** m j>? M Mn*??*? mum /MIUM