The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, March 17, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 7

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-:---V.-.-.-- .-. . . - 1 "T'.rr^ . '*? : . . . .' H A???q&iate Insurance 2 ' ..?r. '\ .-'if {..-.-? ?f -, : . . . Tho (dUojKiflgccaaes were ju?tia-fpw of tiloso ?ound-iu the City of Newfjg %;jp?W*l Benefit HajnetQ?cp entalojeee who, served as'Ip- , Testators ?for- 'tee : Home Ornee Jirls Kringle Work In" Decemb?ar. 1 7 .itv.-?-'. 'J/ ' *? .*...-,?'>. - . - *' : 7CHI^^K-v ^ "jg Eldest'IC Father left cuoufih'tp bury bim, tuet is nil. Kau-lly - supportcd by. mother taking ta wwdilhg. / j 7 I 111LDR?N Fath?n Fireman, jnother ?^dead. Tessie said: "Sauta Claus 1 never comes1 to our house." Wo saw-that he did last year. / ' r> CHILDREN Father dead, eldest boy ll, working and earning four dollars per week. (Norm ally the lad ought' to be in school. ) 2 CHILDREN Father died of T. B. Mother.supports family by washing. 2 CHILDREN- gt Father, dead. Mother, supports family. ** 4 CHILDREN- . , Father lu Hospital 15 weeks from injury. One child died dur . lng bis confinement. 14 year old daughter earning il.00 a week by borne work. 6 CHILDREN- / j Dopend pa ueghbprs for food,' father presumably dead. 1 CIlILD-r- ~ ? Mother works In laundry,.fallier in home for indigent. 3 CHILDREN Father died last june, mother now seeking work to support family. 2 CHILDREN Mplher works In Clark T^tre-d^aipany to help support home, Z CHILDREN Father died 10 months ago,, mother iu, 17 year old daughter supporting family. OLD LADY 76 yeats of agc living almost entirely on charity. 2 CHILDREN { Mother dying conditions extremely poor. 5 CHILDREN- ' " ~?*?***T^ffl Husband'- died two months ago. Family in absolute want WIDOW OUT OF WORK. WIDOW- i t Waablog for family support 5 CHILDREN Itusband ".never sick:" drought home dead a - month ego. Enough inaur?nce for burial yurpo?cB. Family now in dire want. The KrisiKringle Committees .were able to furnish gifts for about 93 families and 370 children. Besides, money in the sum of $2.00 each was given, to 31. families t^Ohristmao dinners. As stated by President Frellughuyscn in his address to the staff on December 17th, the K??3 Kringle movement exemplified the name, and ideals of the Company, and wis of mutukl benefit to every oh?. The Kris Kringle work helped some, but . how much more would even a very little MutnaV.Benefltlneurancbhave-helped,for many of the families werg. evidently: people. who had liven in comfortable circumstances at ono time, before the' lose of the bread winner. M.^MA!?f^?ON_, CJeneral Ag*. C. #. Wfi?B, Dfetriet, Agent J.. J. T?iOWBKID?E, Special Agent H^I? Bid{?4 ?zfrnsz, s. r. j ..ju II i H..MUH ? i., j,. L \\% I., |-.1 IM|IJI st?, iidiiipwll ?i>I'Lia .1. .1, ii i.. M????^:;':'- - qjLUH^^.ISNMilllM. .1 *P ? $ * * ? ? * i* ?' EaJSCTOICCl :* ?f% ii7--PMkAflCH-0f ^wenty-seven- packaged coolamin* more than one gsijon 'of ; whiskey (hnv? -.been returned to the shippers bj Manager H. B. Johnson of they local office .of tho Southern Express office Some twenty-fire of these packaget were in the office when the Stale's new' "gallon a month" law ''want into effect and two were received at' the office later, having been in transit at ?the time the law became ; effective Manager Johnson baa' ref used to de liver any package containing miora than one gallon of whiskey since the new law went into effect,.-and , will obearve the provisions of the statute on this point to the letter. A number of packages of whiskey have' been received since the nev/ law want Into effect, but they ware of regulation site. . There is considerable local interest ip the appointment of Mr. Harry A. Dargan pf Greenville for - clerk of court of Gmt county and the subse quent action of Governor Manning yesterday In holding up the appoint ment pending the appearance of cer tain parties who wish to lay before the governor protests* agafcet -the taking v>f this step. Mr. gargan has numerous friends lu Anderson. His mother ls a resident of Gils city. Ss ls his brother. C. G. Dargr.n, and bia sister, Mrs. W. F. Cox. Uniting Off Ornees lp Chamber af Commerce. Carpenters began yesterday morn ing building partitions in the south oatt coiner of the chamber of com merce quarters for the purpose of ^uttlp* off offices tor Miss'Janie C. darlington and W. D. Garrison, to mato and canning club and farm dem mstrntion agents, respectively, for \hderson County. Secretary Whaley if the chamber of commerce is to lav? quarters toward the front of the Ji m m yt Mr. O. Geisbctg ot thia etty is in ?eceipt of a-letter from his elster in >Vicu, Austria, in which it is stated hat Mr. GeUberg's nephew- Isadore leisterg', had- been taken prisoner by he Russians and ia now serving a irlBon sentence in Siberia. Mr. Gem-j jerg was c?v aired while fighting in he army of Austria. Has Bls&olred. W- C. Lee &;Coa wiro , have been inducting a grocery business at UM joriicr of East Whittier and South 1 McDuffie streets, have dissolved and he btuilnosB hereafter will ba con l?cted by Mr. Lee. The reUring part- j i?T ls IL A. McCuoUel?. n???Bra Lea i ind McConnell bought out Mr. B. H., S^pitlne. last'November. ] 9******* 4 TY SPARKLETS '< Cao*}* Chf?f HM ' ? ********* ****** Andmon Bo/ 2ins a MedaL ?derson people will be pleased t learn ?bat an Anderson bor. W. Fran Cox, Jr.. sou of Judae and Mrs. W. I Cox.-ot ibis etty..has been awarded medal as the best debater In a contaa which took place at Forman Unlver atty Monday nicht. The occasion wa the annual contest In debate betwee; the . Philosophen and the Adelpbiai Literary Societies ot that instltutlot There were two sets of Judges, on set deciding aa to the winners of th controversy and the other set chooa lng the. best ot Ute four debaters nar tlclpating tn the disputation. Mr. Cox' side lost the debate, but be won tb me?\l aw the belt debater of the fou participating In the controversy. To address aibl?eH>~ Class at Yarennes. It is announced that thc Bev. y? U. Fraser, pastor of thc First Pres byterian church, will address th men's Bible class of V?rennos churcl next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock Tho public generally is cordially In vlted io attend the service. . 'J --o; E?ulameat Fer New Cfife Casses. ?The furniture for the new cst? which Gus Antonaka* is to open OJ North Main street arrived yesterday and ls now being placed In the ele gant new quarters. Mr. Antonakaj announced yesterday that the ney place will be known as "Th? Acme' and will bc ready for huilasse Satur day. He proposes to make the open lng of the new cafe a gala affair, i musical program will be rendered and souvenirs, consisting of flowers, wit 1 be given to visitors. Tbe furn!tun 1 for the new caf? ls very attractive being of mahogany a.nisb. Large mir rots are used in profusion lu the wal decorativas. Thc cate will bc one pl the most attractive in a/?rarenee lr the upper part ot the State. As foi Ute cuisine, it will, he ot the best, foi this ir tbe only kind Mr. Antonsksi believes in having. ' -o Southern Ballway Sta?eaehe? Bare. Announcement is made that the Southern Railway company, feeling Gie necessity "for furthfer retrench -ment, has decided tb abolish tho of fice ot travailing freight agent at An derson, efectivo April i. This posl Uon is ??// filled by Mr. L. B. Harris lt is understood that Mr.. Harris w|? be transferred te Charlotte, where bc will continua in the.service of the Southern Railway. . Mr. Peanaaa 4s ,Q?^?9?asty. A telegram, received yesterdsy from the bedside of Clerk of Court James N. Pearman. who recently underwent an ; for appendicitis in a hospital at uce.ncBier, minn., stated that the patient in resting well snd ls In excellent condition. Sheriff Joe y, Lectus? Meager. 1 Battis, iii '.'Bil! Sykes aad Ravid ?toj^r*Us|4 ?Jiar Magnificcnt Costumes. Wo?th I V.QO^ anyv here. y, Lecture, "?i$ns ef the Tip*e." Jacksonville Me Best lecture-fever deuyered in Jac^nville.'' , CbaMUuqu?lst. * * ?attis, Dickens CljaraCtenzations,-actingrand por NleHleby, Micawber and ten other leading Dickan's ?tiers. After?oofl,^ >t Qc' tjpt, AdMl?s? 35c; Children, 1 Sc. ;ar!y and get a good seat. Your Mon^y Back ill ?ike today's piogram. ia Ashley, who accompanied Mr. Pear man to Rochester, lett there last nigh for Anderson. t otten gastarla? Was 8 M t? h l-l Cotton was quoted yesterday ea Ute local market at~8 1-4 to 81-2 cents Very little of Uta staple was offered for sale on the streets, this probably being due to the uncomfortable con ditions of the : weather. Pat la Orders Per Plugs Kew. Miss Maggie M. Carlington, count) supervisor of rural schools, stated yesterday that abe desires al1 teach ers who have not done so to put ic their orders immediately for flags, tc be used in Field and Fair Day exer cises, which will be held here Fri day, April 9. So Session sf Police Court. . There was ao session yesterday ol the recorder's court. No arreste bay ing been made in the previous 24 hours, there was nothing for the court to do. Hs.baad 111 Ia Charleston. Mrs. George BuUer, mother of Mrs. Theo Fant and Mrs. Wilkie, ot this city, who was on a visit herc, was called to Charleston yesterday on ac count of the illness of hor husband. Woodmen Invited Ta Meet Here Next. Mayor J? H. Godfrey yesterday sent a telegram to Charleston iuvlUng the head camp Woodmen of the World, now in biennial session tn tbe City by.the Sea, lo bold their 1917 meeting io Anderson. The invitation was ex tended on behalf of city council. indies Given Carnations For the rest of the week eyery lady visitor to Carrlngton's Ice Cream Parlor th Ute Anderson Theatre will be presented with a beautiful carna tion. The surroundings and service in this handsome store are especial ly attractive to ladlee and many of them are giving it their patronage. Pure ice cream is mad-j dally and the fouutain drinks are unequalled in this etty .--Adv. HEADACHE STOPS, NEURALGIA GONE Pr. James* Headache Powders give instant relief-Cost dime a package. Nerve-racking, splitting or dull, throbbing headaches yield In just a few moments to Dr. James' Headache Powders whicli cost only 10 cents s I package at any drug store. It's the quiekest, surest headache relief in the wholi world. Don't suffer! Relieve the agony and distress now! You can. Millions of men and women have .uuuu um, uoHinuna vt uomaigui misery is needless. Get what you ask Xor. CoudlUens in Mexico City Said To Be Deplorable aal ?adi. (CONTINUED FROM FAGS ONE.) -_-; sa{e conduct tor the widow and her children. Rear Admiral Caper ton reported to the navy department today'that both Morida and Progreso were quiet. The Mexican gunboat Zaragoea haa gone to Progreso again, but Admiral esp erten said he had .been Informed that Carranza had promised Consul Sill man that no further effort would be made to blockade Progreso. Enri?uo C. Ll?rente, representative here of the Yilla-Zapata government, /gave out a dispatch from Chihuahua saying , that General Mateo Almonte and his' entire staff bad been convict ed by courtmartlal of treason and bad been - executed at Torreon. Almansa lett Mexico City with General Out garres,.but be ls said later to have joined Carranza.. AN ITCHING SKIN sm Says thii ald-tiata Kcga&a.ranv ady.is applied Usa cali frraaai . Aay, irrit?t?*? or tatkiagaui ?a shs fa?, crme legs or bpdy when. awev nanicd by iteldag, or when tl?.;clKr.ft ?ry sad fewrisb, ?sa be rectify or*r WK * iUtS'?Sl??L* ^^inlplmr, "ifeatetes tlSt^a^iphnr instantly allays the angry Itehiag sad irrf " sad soothes sad beale she ~ ra|$irieg shs. skis clear tm? ?t?jfkmt has fleespte? a aseare poi MOB for a??sy years in the treatf-l af cuteaaous disorders besaute of it* aarasltolestroying property. Kothiug bas eyer bren found te take ita ?kw is treaties-the. irritable sad Infla* eutery skia idfetaoa*. Whil* ?ot al ways establishing a pasme?**? eur* it it is often years later before say snip kkm agata esr*"* on ihm skin TbO*e twublid should obtain es say Irag otees sa ??noe of ks4&?l6?aur, ?kKV is applied te tbs affected parin in ta* ?aas? auuuwr as an ordinary mid urtssa. - e HOPEWELL NEWS ? Quito a number of Hopewell poople attended the debate at Lebanon Fri* dar night The subject was, "Is South Carolina Ready for Compulsory Education?" The debate;B all did fine, but we belier elf men don't want wemen to take the front In pub lic speaking, they ought not to teacb girls to speak in public by putting them on public debates. Mr. Thomas King, who was paralys ed some years ago.' was out auto rid ing yesterday afternoon. We are glad to know that he ls able to be out for lt does a "shut In" so much good to get out or some one to come to see them. Let's all try to remember them when we hare a spare moment to call to see them and gire them new things to think about Dr. Wade Thompson visited home folks Sunday for the first time1 late ly. He has had an attack of grippe. Mr. John Fowler and wife of Six and Twenty visited his father's fami ly Sunday. "Mr's, ohn Thompson spent Satur day and Sunday in Anderson with her father and brother's families sick folks. Mr. Wado Sanders' little son has been seriously ill but ls better. Dr. J. O. Sanders' little daughter is very ill with pneumona. Her mother bas, grippe, ber father seriously ill with an attack of heart trouble, Mr. Claude McDaniel who has been away from home for the last three years ls at home, ibis year. The "old farm" is bard to beat Mr. Zeph Mosley baa the finest country raised colt we have sean. He was driving it Sunday. It is a beauty. It -would pay io raise such colts as his. Hopewell and Whlteftled played ball Friday. Hopewell won. We like to see our boys win in everything they undertake, if lt is only baseball. The farmers of this section aro planting large patches of Irish peta-11 toes, but if all sections do the sameji there will be no market for them; unless we get a market opened np tn some way. I think some one ought to turn their attention to marketing the farm produce, Instead of all tell log us what o raise. I won't do us any good if we get no market for it People are crying out "Money ia poultry.* Yes, there la a little to it when wo can get 26 centr for eggs, 36 cents for broilers, 60 coots for bons, but tess than that they won't bay expenses, not counting the trou ble and the fellow that has never triad it better try it before?'be tells bow much money there ls in it We could nave gotten a little out of j ?ggs in ?hese' hard times ir we could lave had a market but Just as we bad tome to sell the price fell to 16 cents ffhich ia lower than eggs bare been n years. if the 6tate -would get up some hing for farm produce aballar io the xeamery it would be a great help, lave wagonn to g.? certain routes, l?rtala??fra, bring it all In, ship that tight w*fle fresh, there would be housands of dollars worth of vege ables enid this > . >r, where ' there ron't be one dollar's wdktb. Of course we would have to be ed icatad In selecting the right kind of oedvned packing, ?heh would hara a be uueful; attractive and honest. I bink we oould leafn, though. If here' is money in anything people rill try harder to do as directed, 'hero ts a Ins continued piece in the ottthern Cultivator on farmers mar et lng crops. I wish everyone who Ikes it would read it and wish the minty papers would publish it. It tvs they are not particular enough i grading and making everything rat class-that tbay cold for first lass goods. That ls where we make I great mistake. We ought to make ] first class, demand first class prices scept no other, laen we wouldn't uve 16 cents eggs -xs we do now. We would be glad If some one oatt study up some plsu to consume ie next Keif er peer crop. If some ie bad opened np some wsy to have **d them last year the country oetd have been better efl enr^kfi? e thousands. We know several nail farmers that could .have ron cir families sereratjnonthH off their er crop -if they conld have got lon $2.00 and $2,50 For 42.00 and $2.50 wc caa'' ?how you a long rango of stylets, in Pumps' and Oxfords, that will 1 make you wonder why we sell these good Shoes at $2.00 ?nd $2.50 Thompson's Shoe Store rt-' Clairvoyant r* Palmist Trance Medium Special beadings 50c. I Strange and mysterious is the paar? reloua gift of this wonderful medium whose power to describe events. In your life ls almost beyond bellef* *?f Bankers, lawyers, doctors-in facti people in all professions -.and all walks of life are daily s?ejt?ng th| advice and testing the vonderlul pow? er of this marvelous mind telepathlat. Put a thought on your mind, do neg speak a word and that thought Is int stonily Impressed on the mind of this wonderful person, who will limned lately explain your thought and give th answer to ?our Question. '? . ?torada lamar reads the past and future as easily as you know th? present, not by the old coffee groandf and card methods, which have been clearly .shown to be fable and design? big methods, but by employing th? principles of palmistry, phrenology* and psychology. There ls no guess work, but the truth ls told you. ,. ^ If marriages, sickness, changes} I ravid a, divorces . separations^ iat%r suite, business transactions, - wills, deeds, mortgages, lost or. stolen prop erty, bidden treasures, lost or absent? friends Interest you, if yon .pare to know what you should do to be sue- ? cessful and whom to avoid, when,?id buy end when to sell stock, etc.. If ron desire to have your domestic troubles removed, your lost love re stored, your bitterest enemies con verted to staunch friends, in a word, whatever may be your troubles, sus picions or desires, call on thia gifted Dlairovyant, who will send you away liapplor, wiser and bolder than ever before. ZOR?DA IZM?R IOS N. McfDuffle St., one block east ot postofhee, near the standpipe. Hours: 9:20 a, m. until 8 p. m. gmr- i ~~ M.i.i H ni 'f]'r? There's a IN "MY T??WN" and GREEN ir his name itt XJliOp On th? Square j ? i in?.'si Hi sat a i an i > j . 1 iii, nim,up i-fcfu ?jrt.Vtm JOO per buabel for *hfc?? W*t neve* * anything, only ; what they could' tnsume at home. - It would bc -at eat industry for the county If some* ie would take hold of it. Some ' aklng them Into vlpsgary hut I tow what Und of success Mirny The me.'on ero? is'the same unhands of donara could bo ike county if the people wilt plant* shipping melon and some one ppen# shipping market. People who bavej rly end late laefces-solt thine, bb*} iee ikey cet plentiful po one c.*u< i anything for them. So let ur . dis-? na these things and try tn p rt ?fit