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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10
THOUSANDS At FAIR
JAM PARK ON
DERBY DAY
CONTINUED From Page one3


when Douglas passed him. M,t2inrcr
took SECOND AWAY from SVopc uud
then tho tght between Mvtzingcr anu
Douglas began They ran neck uut
neck and several times their machines
touched n front ut thc rruudstHnd,
when un accident appeared uuoNoid-
able.
on the final tr.,.h Douglas shot
ahead ot MDtlugor and won pl COM
Portable margin The time was 5.a5,
In tho first rae. N,Hnror finished
second ANA SNupr third
Mctzmrcr made sure ut his wine
ming thc second H,v hy r,unr q hlr
lead ut tho start Aithoulh. blrrne
am accident. ne va practically cor
tain a. winning, AO sens bus machine
ahead ut maximum speed. giving 20
moro spectacular exhibition than
when ho lowered the taok mile rec
rrd "Wednesday
Mcuiug,r tock Ga, turns with such
rDcklc~uess tbat spectators iu the
ruudstud 1cllcd. "Takv your Time
Mctznp.r won. S1ll4u Was second
ANA C. Boyd third Time. 5.e5.
Boyd was rIding Houses machine,
which was crippled m the Labor day
races. llo uldmcs this for not having
uudu better showing
Donald barrow Won tht mile bi
cycle race iu 5:eo. Walter CLARKE va.
second and pcrfecto Armiju better
known as "Young Joe RNcrs'--~as
third
Durow and Clarke are Journal
curriers' ana so are George White and
p,ptUu Jones, who came iu s"urtN
and nnh respectively
The MOTORCYCLE club viii put on
two races this afternoon. The on.
tries follow:
Four-milc Csmglc cylinder. four
horsepower machines) = Grincr 40.
4. Mczugcr 80 D. -. Swopc SO.
@. Douglas SO. T.
Four-muc ttWin cylinder. seven
horsepower machiu,sl Mctzingcr
80. I; Saluzar No. g Boyd 40 ..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10
STATE FIREMEN To
OPEN MEETING
TOMORROW
Chief P D. McEIroy of Las
Vegas, President, Expected
to Arrive TodayN Biz Rc)'e-
SeotaJioa Anticipated,

The New Mexico Association of Fire
men viii meet here tomorrow. Chief
L. b. McElroy, of the Las VEGAS fire
department president of the organiza-
tior IS expected 90 arrive here todaE
uud frrmcu from every department iu
tho state also arc looked for several
including chief Charles Nhiteman, OF
Roswell. already have arrived.
The convention viii open at 80
O'Clock tomorrow morning iu tine ].
O. q. f. halL Al business viii Boz
truu,aetcd tomorrow, Santa Fc, lia-
ton. Gallup. Roswell. Las Vegas, tn.
eumcari and Clovis departments have
ont word that they VIII Doc repre-
ntod.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10
GIRLS TAG NEARLY
800 PERSONS;
GET $500
Young Women Tie Markets to
Practically Every Man Who
Was on Streets, for ST. JOS
eph S Hospital,

Tagging nearly every person who
appeared On downtown streets yostcr-
day, fifty girls and women uctted $500
Tor st. Joaephs hospital Few men
were not wearing TAGS ana those who
did not only chanced to escape the
taegers in the crowds.
Tho girls were energetic as the
amount obtained for the hospitals
eu ritv ward evidences Most Of the
.ccntrilutious received by them were
small amounts. quarters ana half dol
lars, Indicating that they must have
.tugscd 500 persons at least.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10
Women necd
Health and STRENGTH.

The work Of housekeeping woman
makes a. constant call on her strength
land Nitality. ana sickness comes
through her kidnc5s and blJdder Of
toner than she knows Eut II she takes
Foley Kidney Pills their tonic
Strengthening effect will invigorate
her, aud pain 8nd weakness in back,
nerVousnoss, aching joints snd irregu-
lar bladder action will all disappear
under the comforting Influence Of this
good and honest medicine. Try them.
For sale Ia Butts IHcorporated
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10

Read Loarnard Lindemaun cos
offer to donate 5000 to any hospital
Foe blhuqucrIuc ON page I
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10
CENTRAL STATION
FIREMEN GET ALARM
WHILE IN PARADE

The motor engine crew Of the cen
trail station received an alarm at Third
street and Gold avenue yesterday
morning while they were paradins
with tho trades procession a fire
man. who had been LETT at the station.
sped TO the paradmg flrcmcn in an
autCmobile. They responded to the
alarm, sent from 9t5 North sixth
street, but tho blaze had been cxtin-
guished before their arrival SCOT in
chimney had caught fire.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10
rurkel Kclect. standnrd on.

London. oct 9-The Turkish got
eminent definitely decided today not
to accept the offer OF tho Standard
Oil company for the acquisition Of =
petroleum monopoly in Turkey. ac-
cording to "a dispatch to the Standard
from Constontinople.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
SOLDIERS
HASSACRED IN
FIGHT WITH
WILD ARABS
General and Thirty-three Men
Cut Down in Battle; Seven
ty-five Troopers Left WOun-
ded on Field.


Bcngazi Tripoil rept i7.-The
Italian commander. General Torclll.
and thirsy-three italian officers ana
men were Killed IN battle yesterday
with Arab tribesmen. tho news
reached this city today The italian
list OF wounded Includes sesehly-flve
officers and men, The Arab losses
arc not stated but were undoubtedly
very heavy
The ttalian column, which had been
operating Tor some time againai the
trihcainen. found them strongly en-
trenched on q height commanding tho
valley or Tccnia. When attacked the
Arabs resisted with great Btubhorn-
ness. being aided by the nature Of the
ground They disputed flerceiy every
effort OF the italian infantry 20 ad-
vance. but tho Italian artillery was
served with remarkable precision,
pouring a hail of shell on the position
and compelling the Arabs % retreat
90 the desert General Torehi feli at
the head OF his troops while urging
them on to the attack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
MIGHTY ARMIES OF
FRENCHMEN IN
WAR GAME
President Poincaire Witnesses
Sham Battle Between Forces
Aggregating 10000 Sol
diers.
(By Leased whe go rycning uerain. }

10y Affuaru Mlae 10 aHtNhllA tAcNAANsl
casicl iiarrasln France Sept. IT,
a pitched battle In which 10000 men
flashed was fought near here today ia
lhe presence of President raymond
Poincaire u was the closing feature
uf the French maneusers The
northern blue army and the southern
red army had been fighting for seven
days "a series of preliminary engage-
monts To-day brought the main
bodies face to facc With q front eS
tending for tWouig milrs in the valley
of the uNer Gimune.
Before dayhroak cavalry artillery
and infantry wern slirnng in prepnr-
alton for the decisive battle, Wills
acroplunss were tying over the re'
spoCtlVe uoaliiens rndeurnfinE SO DIS
cover tho commanders Intentions
President Poincnirc. with Eugene Eti'
eunc minister for war, observed the
battle from hill near this tpan ~.
waa surrounded hy brilliant stan
aud accompanied hy thg military a.
taohos of the foreign embassies fhf
president repeatedly Expressed mis- aa.
lmiration for the endurance and
luafChlng powers nl the troops Mans
of me infantry regiments mpfche
thirty to thlrty-fVc miles yesterday
she soldiers carrying the fuii nepy'
lscryice equipment. weighing over flt
~ pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
Washington Disinclined to
Change Policy as Result Of
Huerta's Message to Nation
al Congress.
ELECTIONS PROMISED
FOR EARLY NEXT MONTH
Cruiser Buffalo Reaches San
Diego from West Coast with
Load of Destitute Americans
from Ports of Republic.


IBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Washington, Sept i1.--Amoricun
battleships probably viii remain in
Mexican waters. despite General
Huerta's declaration that they viii be
unwolcome after another month.
There was no official expression OF
this g0yernmcnt's attitude today but
Il WAS plainly Indicated that the
United states viii keep its vessels
on the Mexican Pacific coast and At
lsntic coast as long as the safety OF
Americans warrants.
II was pointed out today that
American warships in Mexican wa
ters woulG continue 10 adhere strictly
TO the injunction of President Huerta
not to entail AN attack on the dig
nifty and sovereignty of Mexico" bu,
further Than that b is not likely thai
the Wilson administration VIII ac.
oept dictation from Huerta as t. IN,
circumstances la which American
vessels may lie off the Mexican coast
An abstract of Hucrtas message b
being studied by Secretary Bryan
who is prepared tu discuss it with
President Wilson. Particular atton-
ton has been attracted by Huerta's
announcement that the electoral Law
has been promulgated. providing tOi
"a presidential election in October II
Is regarded as significant that Huertu
expects TO conduct elections To sue
ccssful issue Notwithstanding the
revolutionary movement That sug-
gcsts the idea that the Huerta part,
VIII Taxa the II Huun huf nWfnu a.
the limitation Of the rebellion Co th,
two states OF sonora and DuransO IN,
constitutional prohibition against th,
conduct ~ U national election Will,
the country is not at peace would mol
apply.
Il war said at the state department
today that so Tar there appeared O.,
Ice nothing in llucrta's message G,
cause tho United states 60 change lti
attitude.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
Police Discover chat MuFdeTer
and Countsrfeitsx Also
Thief Of Particularly Low
Order
RoBBED COLLECTION
PLATE IN 81. JosEPAa
Also cole WaIlet q Fellow
Clergyman Who was over.
night Guest at Recfory, III
Latest Revelation.

lIsy 1ensch wire q nsensna a,rEss.l.f 4
New York, sept t7-ruo mors
Grimes took their plare On lhe pollc&
record of Hans sehmlds iAa pritsls
who already has confessed lhae ha
murdered Anna Aamuller ana that hd
was qountcrfo'ler ln ransaohinE
schmids's roou8 detectives found ssl4
dence that schmidt hae stolen t4oN
from the Easief eoilectInn ai NI TOSS
eph's church and ihat ~ had rotbaa
a visiting priest who speni tao nlghn
az 81 Joaepn'g roct0rg Hs 8etal %
the local clergy.
An empty purse found in Echmldia
roems today proved 10 be one NnitIk
the visiting priest had lost not lonN
aHo.
schmidt still insisted today shaa
neither Ernesi A. hlurtt. hls aen2InG
friend. nor Anna Aumules lhe 4.fI
he murdered, knew anything ahoN4
his counterfeilinw operations n fe~
ply 10 R written question arnl 10 tIa
celi he wrnt1: tAnna knew nothsa4 oN
my plans % solve tne social aue4tiot
by creating money for al the poqF
people here and ahr0Ad
schmidt maiatcie. tbti ho mnde
bogus money for phllanshropse mot
tlvcs only.
The police have not succeoded ln
finding tho head of the Aamnilor GIRL.
Today they Investigated 4 ergnsomd
tale about solitary naherman. who
hooked something heavy lasl pIHht IN
the North river just aa the supposed
catch was nearing tho aurIate ~
dropped on the hook, leaving long
human hair said 70 reacmhle h coior
the hair Of Anna Aumuiier,
Detectives inYesilNtine eeNmid1a
record learned this aiternooh that he
had rented another apartment at 1863
Eighth ayenuc under the name on
Jacob schneider This apartment
was eneaEcd on September s. ihIea
days after tho murder of the Aumulier
girl. IN llR rooins the pollee found
clothing belonalna 10 the priest and
some womena wearing apparel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
Lawmakers Slowly Gather at
New York Capital to Decide
What Shall Be Fate Of Gov
ernor Sulzer.
NO PAY FOR MEMBERS
OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY
State Faces Serious Financial
Crisis Unless Revenue Meas
ures Are Put Through With
out Delay.
lBy Leascd wire TO Eyrnlng IIcreid. ;

lIsy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald.
Albany, n. ", Sept i5.-Acting
Governor Glynn ana legislative lead
ers were none too hopeful today that
"a sufficient number Of assemDlymcn
would oe present when the state leg
islature Is 10 ro-conveno 10 put
through the financial program. The
state faces serious financial ombar-
rassment unless the revenue bills are
passed
Many OF the present assomblymon
were unsuccessful in obtaining re-
nominations, and the unusual drain
on their private resources, owing to
repeated recalls 10 Albany since the
extra session convened has put them
In no amiablo frame OF mind toward
ncurring further personal expense.
Their salaries ceased with the ad-
journment OF the regular session.
In the senate where the Sulzer i'm
parchment trial viii be staged the
leaders expect practically q fun at
tendance. Eecn senator viii be CALI
ed on tomorrow to qualify as mem
bor OF the Impeachment court and for
this service he VIII draw stipend
vari0usly estimated at from $40 10
$50 day
Tho judges of the court OF appeals
also viii form part of the impeach-
mont court.
The right 81 certain senators. who
as members Of the FrawIey lnyesti-
gazing committee uncovered evidence
upon which the Impeachment charges
against Governor sulzer we're based,
to sit as members of the court of inn
peachmcnt. will be one of the first
questions 20 bc raised by counsel for
the accused executive when the trial
begins tomorrow. These senators are
James j.. FrnWley, OF New York.
samuel J. Ramspcrger. Of Buffalo,
Felix J. Sannor, OF brooklyn Demo
crnts. and Elon x. Brown OF Water
town. Republican.
Scores - witnesses VIII bee called
for both sides during the trial, cstl-
mates as 10 the length OF which vary
from one 20 two months.
Mrs, sulzor Will be one OF the most
important witnesses for the defense
according To the governors friends.
Public interest in the trial Is nC
keen that great throngs are expected
To attempt TO gain admission 10 the
court room.
The public win be admitted To tht
galleries until All seats are Alled, Wher
the doors viii be barred against fUr'
thor admissions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
SUFFRAGET7E ARSON
SQUAD RESUMES
ACTIVITY
Attempt to Burn Historic 14tii
Century Castle in England
Latest Outbreak Of Pank-
hurst Adherents.


Iny Leased Wire a. EveitinN fIesnla4
London. sept. VII eulfrtFella
arson squad early today lflea to
burn down Pcnahurst placc. the hls-
torie lourseohih century cauniy atHt
of Lord llo LiIsse aud Dudley, at TUNE
bridge. Kent
A party ei househoid employees suc-
ceeded ia pxtlnsulshinE the fianas
the lawn IN front of the building nne
suffFaHe literature was stnilefeH
ahou, the grounds The mnnsiou p
filled with Enuqucs oid tapestries aad
articles left thcrt 81 Qpeep Elizanolh,
who freauently occupied tna h1pea
during her reinu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
sULZER IMPEACHMENT
FIGURES IN pIlTN AftItS

New York. Sept. 1.-THE impeach-
mcnt OF Governor Sulzcr and his night
for direct primary reform played an
important part In yesterdays Demo-
cratic primaries In New York state.
The governors friends maintained
that the ISSUES were responsible for
defeats The regular Democratic or
gunization suffered in several locali-
ties.
In Buffalo and Rochester, the larg-
est cities outside OF Sew York, the
regular Democratic organizations,
which lined up with Tammany Hall
IN the Sulzer impcaC mneul nght, were
badly beaten. "a Albany county for
mcr state Committeeman McCabe
clerk OF the senate. confirmed Tam
many adherent, came so near defeat
shat the party leadership may remain
In doubt until the Official count
Ia New York City the sulzcr issue
was not apparent only one OF the
Democratic district leaders was un-
hoiscd aud this contest WAS purely
local
suffers threat To make the DEM
ooralic assemblymen smart FOR de-
featlng his direct primary measure
was recall detoday when direct pri'
mary returns showed that four of IA,
assomblymon who voted against tht
measure and FOR his Impeachment
were defeated for denomination -
Buffalo. All ave Democratic nomi
neos for asscmblymen Ia Monro'
county, which includes Rochester
we're designated ay the opponents 81
Tummuny Hall only one of th'
Monroc's ave representatives in ih'
assembly al present is Democrat
The primaries held boy the other PAR
ties had no state wide feature "a dis
tinuulsh them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
DESTITUTE REFUGEEs
BROUGHT TO SAN DIEGO


san Diego cal. sept H. The
cruiser Buffalo arrived hero today
with 1870 refugees picked up along
the west coast of Mexico. Most oi
them were destitute when thcS
boarded the shih and many OF them
gave visible evidence of the prira-
tions they had experienced In ia,
rcyolution-torn republic.
According 10 Captain Won Blamcl
of the cruiser there ir little danger
20 Americans IN tho Mexican ports he
visited. Tbs refugees. ne said. had
LEFT Mexico because of President VIII
son's warning,
Hunger. not bullets. was the enemy
the refugees had Co Eight I'm McXico
Most of them mouagcd to obtain food
of some sort but the pinchod fuces
of tho children aboard tho Bunulu
showed Chat noUrshing food was
scarce
u, ". Vail American consul al
Guaymas, who makes his home at
Los Angeles, was among The passion
gers
~ came north" ne said. "bocaus,
OF tho Illness al relative OthorWis,
} should have stayed in the south
The acting consul has ulty American
cit1ons TO look after. they remaining
at GuoymaU ot their own free will"
What was considered nan cNtrem,
case was that OF j. } Donovan an,
family who came from the Yaqu
wvcr country War troubles forced
them 90 flee FOR safety They hld Ia
tho brush many times from rcbc
bands ana arrived In Guaymns dosti
tuie AN the refugcos boarding IN,
Buffalo We're heavily armed The,
clung to their weapons to the las
ana brought them ashore here. Th'
humnio De- 20 sail today for san Fran
cisco
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
sTRIKERs AIMING FOR
FRAN rs REPORT

Trinidad Colo. Sept. Oiliclhls
of ihe miners union and operators
huslod themselves teday considcr.ng
plans 10 meet the situation that prom
lses go deyelou with the calling of the
proposed siriAo nest Tuesday the
date fixed hv the United Mine Work
crs of America convention ot district
No. is in tho vote taken late yeficr
day Tho demands of the men aH SEQ
forth in the strike resolutions Include.
Recognltlon of the union.
A 90 per cent WHfr advance hnnch
on tonnage rates
A 10 per cent wage advance Tor
coke oven workers
An s-honr dov for all classes Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
AMERICAN GOLD DOLLAR
STANDARD FOR CAftitANNt \

Eagle Pass. Tex. sept iI--T The
American gold dollar WAS today by
decree made the basis of financial OPP
eratlons in constltutionHlist territory.
The decree issued ut piodras Ncgraf
resulted from confidential anylccs AL
legged to concern reserve funds now
held hv enc Hanco Naclonal de- Mex
leo as sccurlty for the Issue of paper
money ny another decree today o
tax of A American. WAS levied aeains'
an persons of whatever nationality
oroasine tho International bridge here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

Washington. sept l7.--secrctary
Bryan late today sent 10 John Line az
Vera Cruz. the state departments
views on General Hucrtas message TO
the Mexican congress. The secretary
said no new instructions were given
President Wilson's representative ine
ntimated that tho note merely was
for his Information,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
TREVINO CnIEF on
MILITARY TRIBUN NJ

MoXlco Clty. sept ~ -Gencral Gc-
ronimo Trpyino former commander
ol the Monterey military zone. was to-
day appointed chief ~ the military
supreme court, the permanent mill
tary tribunal Ilis arrival in the Mex
lean capital recently gave rise TO re-
ports that he had come for the pur-
pose Of succeeding Provisional Pres'-
cent Huerta IN the chief magistracy
of the republic.
Jose Maria Lozano. minister ~ pub
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
MEXICAN FLAGs PULLED
DOWN ON TIsN As FOIlufcf

Brownsville, Tex. Sept. i7.-unitod
states soldiers yesterday hauled down
several Mexican ilags az Mexican in
dependence day celebration about
forty miles from here on the Amori-
can side Of the border. The Mexicans
then raised an American flag. Resi-
dents Of Pharr. Texas, also pulled
down Mexican flags until the Moxicans
raised one American nag.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

labor So minrn and coke ovens.
Pay fpf al dead work.
check-welnhman % an minrs
Abolition oi the guard psslem
Preparation TOR ihe care 81 iho
striking miners and their lamllits
when they lay down fneir tools occu.
pied the attention of fne local strike
Committee of the United Nlne Work
ers Of America today Az strike sup.
piles VIII hc sent out of Denver
Branch offices win BE- maintained az
Trinidad Walsenbufe end Florfpcc.
near each ~ these places tracts have
been leased AND tents wlll br pitched
% shelter the strikers
Reports that large quantities of
arms and ammunition are beine pur-
Chased by the miners and are being
shipped in confinue 70 be circulated
but tine Authorities have reviewed no
trace of them Another rrpufl o. shat
n large quantity ~ oid fashioned Rov-
eminent rlflep have oecn purchased
and viii br placed IN thn hands ~
strikers 10 prevent strike hrfakefs'
from taking their places. Quiet pre-
wallis Ia the camus of the dlslrict and
al mines arc WORKING run time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

tic instruction. was appointed minls-
tor OF communications and public
works 90 succeed Colonel David de ~
Fuonte. who has boon raised TO the
rank of brigadler general and n to
proceed 70 the state Of sinalon as gov
crnor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
TODAY In CONGRESS


Not in session. meets Thurs
day
Banking commlute cpnt'n0co
HEARINGS on admlnlairatipn cur
rcncy hill
Public lands committee agreed
on "a day for nnnl vote ca tne
Hetch Heichy water hili
Tariff conferees continued taeif
dehbcfatiors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

Met ai noon ANA continued
discussion 81 tho administration
currency hii for amendment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
SENSATIONAL GOLF
BR0OKLINE TOURNAMENT

(Rv Teased WtF~ 80 Evrn'ne NeFnld
prooklinc. Mass Sept ll-~fhe
play OF Wnfred T.. Reid proved the
sensation OF the morning Ia the golf
tournament Attended hy only q
handful Of followers, Reid covered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

the rs holc4 boo ~ strokes through
marvellous putting on the sixth and
twelfth holes Held was trapped twice,
but he made nne recoverles.
John j. Ncpermott followed half
an hour WtCr Reid, but his play was
poor and he turned in a score Of 81.
Tbon came Edward Ray followed
by crowd numbering over 1000. Ray
PLAYED orauc goiG going out. bur
came In with q string of fours and
Found up tuc forenoon play With a "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

ToDAx,s NEWS TODAx--
You ect n IN sl,s HERALD.
SIXTY cents q month o. ~ cents
= week delivered ~ youf eooEi
nifty cents by mail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-08-01
SHARON PERSONALS

Sharon. August Miss Alice Ad-
ans of Rock Hill. is the guest OF Mrs
Jno. A. Byers.
Miss Matte Mitchell of Ressemer
City. is visiting Miss Matte Hartness
Miss Lorraine Latham is at home
from the summer school at Winthrop
Mrs. Sam Robinson and children OF
Glover, are visiting Sharon relatives
and friends.
Rev. J. A. McMurray of Guthries-
Vile, is spending this week with
Mesdames w. L. Hill and A. M. En-
win at this place.
Mrs. James Ross and children OF
Texas, are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Master Rudolph Brandt of Athens
Ga. is visiting his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. L. Rainey. on Sharon
No. 2.
Mr.. H. w. shannon is at home
after a short visit to friends in Fort
Mill.
Master James Graves is confined tc
bed with typhoid fever.
Miss Maude Coffey of Matthews
is the guest of the Misses Young
blood. on Railroad avenue.
Mrs. d. c. Youngblood and children
of Plant City, Fla, are visiting the
family of Mr.. w. P. Youngblood.
Mrs. NJ. A. Garvin of Sharon, is
visiting friends at Blackstock.
Mrs. j. A. Whitesides has return
ed to her home at Rock Hill. after 6
visit here as the guest of Mrs. d. A
Whisonant.
Misses Rachel and Eunice Cair
have returned home after visit tC
their aunt, Mrs. w. o. Blair, in Rock
Hill.