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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-21

Mr.. Ira l.. Anderson. senior OF the
firm, Anderson Wilson Paper Com
pany. of Richmond. VA, spent yes
terday in Anderson. MIR. Anderson is
making busin ess round Of the Caro-
linas' in the Interests of his company
Mr.. S. w. ,Kluttz. associate editor
Of the Semi Weekly News, Of Chester
spent yesterday with friends in An
ferson p ~ t,s.-,sssi.t s-.-.-,-i.t- p
). DR.. ands, Mrs. Frank Ferguson of
Greenvilie, arrived in the city last
night TO spend the weekend with
Miss Caroline, Vance.
John r.. Dobblns rof the Fork sec
tian was among the visitors to spend
yesterday in the city,
"a. w. Pickens: OF Garvin township
was In the city yesterday on business.
4: Dock. Bannister OF Martin, township
spent part OF yesterday In Anderson.
= DR.. r. G. W1therspoon Of Rock Mill.
,was ia the city yesterday for few
,houa.
,!s j. Z. Sirfrine, we'll known mill en-
gineer of Greenville was in the. city
yesterday.
s. X. TINS of Garvin township was
among the visitors to spend yester-
day in the city.
e ]. J. Smith of Starr was In Ander-
son yesterday for few hours on busi-
ness.
!. 2. L. Watkins of Bolton was amcns
tine we'll known visitors to spend veg
terday in the city.
George E. .atoore, editor of the Hon
ga Path Chronicle. spent yesterday in |
Anderson.
j. M. Richardson OF Fair Play was
In the city yesterday on business.
". E. Giles has returned to- Town
Anderson.
i Mercer King, candidate for treasur.
er OF Anderson county and we'll
Known citizen OF Martin. township. |
was In the city yesterday.
!. Miss Pensacola Branyon OF Starr
was SHOPPING in the city yesterday.
!. Miss Frances Kitchens OF Baltimore
Md. has arrived in the city for Wis.,
II to Mrs. J. c. Lomax at the Bellevue
hotel. s2Ts
Miss Leila Mosely of Lowndesyille
IS In the city. the guest Of Mrs. J. c:
- J. B. Stone of the Six and Twenty
section spent yesterday in the city.
4 w. R. Harris Of Townville was
among the visitors to spend yesterday
in the city.
e Thomas Dixon of near Pelzer was
IN the city yesterday for a few hours.
+. q. Brown. Of the varrennes sec
tion was among the visitors to spend
Yesterday In the city.
william BurrIs OF Mountain Creek
spent few hours In Anderson yes
|. John II. Milford. a progressive Mar
tin township citizen. was In the city
Yesterday ~
p +. Reed OF the Varrenes section
spnnt a few hours In the city yes
"a ..ts,4ts 5l--------- ..sl 4: lSS,,S,s
Mrs. r. L, Smith and Miss Camille
smith OF Lowndesyilie were shopping
In the city yesterday. ..I. a 5 81
Misses Vera McPhaii, Lila Sloan.
Merrell Wilson and Walter. Apll OF
tenateton comp3se9 asa ehOppI1g !
patty gs from .'l Psndleton yatterda ii
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visers General, dCarranza. .dahided sto.
day that the request Of the eiIisdiatofs
could not be granted. ,i'stit,l ssj ) II
The text, OF the reply, to the ;nn,iiistl
ors was not made public aay 1t ,haa not
yet been transmitted TO them. :fYEla-
sias Caideron, who was. tui have been
one OF the Carranza Sraprepeatstsyas,
was still here today. 81! fsla!:,,.'
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Robert W. Chambers stories. "Thc
Fighting Chance" and "On the Firing
Line" have been secured for motion
picture production by the All Sta
corporation. Work OH these produ,
tions will be commenced late this sum-
mer.
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CARRANzA Is DHFlN:TEfi. IF !,

Has Forwarded Note to Niagara, Fails
Tliat War Won't Stop. antt.i
SaltiliO, Mex, June l9.--Via laredo,
Texasr June 20.-IIostilities will not
be suspended between the constitu-
tionalist forces and forces of Huerta,
according to the note to the Niagara
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film soon to be released by the ,K;y-
stone company, in which a horse: rid
den by Mabel Normand, falls 375 feet
over clif, with policeman hanging
to Its tail. Trick photoplay is re-
SDOnsible -.
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:, the Imr. Studio. and getting a little

the Imp Studio. and getting little
tree ady!.y. a.t--
Good morning. Mr.. Baggot". ex-
claimed the Pest In his usual oily fash
ion. just wanted to ask you about
the Board of Censors. They are 80
particular you know. Do you think
they would object to my committing
suicide In my next picture?"
On the contrary, said the King
cheerily. IL should think they would
he delighted"
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THE REPORT COI,RTEOVS

Occasionally man has an oppor-
tlinity to express his real opinion
about a pest and be polite and truth
full at the same time. This rare
chance came TO King Baggot the 9TH
or day In the following manner:
Tie pest had been in the habit OF
buttOnhOling the King on his way to
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The 1. A. G. Winner.

TIE 1. 4. Z. winner.
Chicago. June 20.-With 48 points
the Illinois Athletic Club today won
an easy victory in its first annual han
dicap track meet. The Chicago Atl1..
iet;c Association was second. Nortlln
weetsrn third. University of Wlscon:.
sin fourth and Notre Dame filthy I.
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GOODWIN. sU. CAMERA.MAN n
WITH THE CARRANZA

w r. Goodwin, one of the three
Universal Animated Weekly special
camera men now in Mexico. is at pres
cnt with General Carranza, and Sc
curing some great pictures. at som.
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considerable rick to life and limb. for
the Animated Weekly. - 100 z
Mr.. GOODWIN was chosen to rep
resent the Universal on account OF
hisl,long experience as a camera man
ana training In such matters as going
out and getting pictures no matter
what the difficulties were Among
the various companies he has been
with are the Kalem. The Gaumont
Weekly and the Aetna Film Company.
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N
CUMHXERSAL
nE@

After an absence OF over month
Ibis popular actress appears at the
Bijou on Thursday next in IL two-reel
Drama THE Doctors TcstimOnS.'H
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B1JOU THEA i r.


Londay-- Payne mx ns%aanre 5 @ % ps n @ VI ;@s %
Q
TSIvERsAI in "A
sENAaNs rourhR % bes IL. s5sssss
tuesday, a%s M s s's a '
-stelmco Fprd Sterling wina
md ppG p as @ s cna % x M da a @
. efher life ordeth -
~ s7 vs. Z. neg . ssssessa g. .ss
ssvs ts s %
5S%2 plays e some
to
hursday I Ha Ses9a aa @ % 1 ss @ @ ss. % p
suffering
+, emotion?
Dramatic Fortified with
whcn the leading womq hecaueo wasna
@ working sophe
emiMakes tina Sophie mewerc many
an>made o o lie scene IN
x@s.a~A t
s|sl reforR u
outhR Re o : (.
rda s ss Ta DAYTON Stnss s ss %h otis 4s @ @ H @ vas ss i %
a % neW @ agents @ % oansy and and % The girl supposed
ss :, s: I 7 's
>5aS &
aturday as sspssf y sexs ss % @ %
& Aspeia stern at will in o
( s
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WITH THE MOVIES.

girl the officer discovers her mission
The results are thrilling.
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The grocery stores All report good
business due TO some extent, 10 the
large crowds or visitors %. the city
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BELTON PAGE DEVOTED z8s @ AR

shipped and Is due hsfef now .drry
them. Have yours cotton seed Graded.
Miss emma Kelley is spending a
week latL fsown 6ssESlfs 80, 2, with her
sister! Mrs NJ b. tehinscfiE.. ..;..
Mics J9ssie Ifeffdii sbaht the week
end at tie iii63he ief hef parents at An
ders0ii Not. ist Gnu -t;-a= liz W4-p
5 RsY,fai8 Mrs. e. >. :, f8adTBtonf, iof
DanielsyIife,S Ca, Vas here T5ssSshfJ e
with TefatfSea! ~ RAmIsI.s :,
AS a'feSdHt tof shooting FIST below
here a few days ago, one negro .b6y Il
not eSpeete1 toi;ffta While Che other
one Is confined. I'd iaEie Abbeefiie Jaii.
The boy who did, the shooting says IL
was an arAfdRift:' hiif ria 'hfnthsSS a WIFI
ness saYs ehat Iti&as not, hi ne E.,}.i
Rev 81 B. tf ISf+T on " mi SfefS6h ij1eSFs
next S6haaSi hIdr6ifig' AT II O'Clock.
The public lis cordially Ff9ivite6et6 atr
tend - ~ n
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POL1CEWOMEN
DECIDED FAILURE
~. i-sik .i-ie IL ~. ..a.ii.l txk.
At Handling P6rsons o. own ssa
~tBersstse of.Laels, of F'ohysi. ,e,
calsStfsasths.!. =. a<
cNT-uEn.
(By AssoclateI prAss. !,

66.IN =
Chicago. March 5z-Policewomen
were decided here, today TO. he a. fail.
ure at handling disorderly persons OF
their own sex, 1t was lack OF bfiysi-
cal strength, coupled with the inordi-
nate curiosity of oniookers, according
to Chief OF Police Gleason, who fsi
moved the women police who have
been attempting 10 hahdie the watt
rant '-'."' "Hn;" ''i7 'S't
1t was shown that women Wfil re-
sist strenuously being. arrested by a
sister In uniform. Several times when
a recaicitraht woman prisoner mad
been Struggling with q pdiicevsum5ih A.
has taken mounted police to ,scRttefr
the crowd that gathered to cheer the
contestants.
Four women and three men we're
arreste1 today for lettering and pick
eting In front of the restaurant, the
policy OF which IS assaiied by the
Mattresses union.
- Miss Ellen Gates Starr Giie OF tie
fophders. OF Hui. house. Chicago's old
est social settlement. at which Jane
Addams is head resident. today was
arratgned with eight mattresses. with
wlsems she was afreste ed' y yestsfdaY f66bff
picketing in front cf the f6sfanfaIlta
she was charged with. disorderly con-
duct, while the Others were ehnrEetf
WITH d'soraeriy conduct and cor
sptracy. All demanded jury trials.
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81 q Z. - - !
Pel2ef, March 2.Mf. ]. iBefh Th5nSI.
.ason OF Fountain Inn, No. &, ssge us
bis seS Spefiefee with peas a rev lfays
Rgo.l He kteaseh p 1 planted tEfee acres
Of, poor land for seveh CONSECUTIVE
years in corn and cotton und made sF
per, above expense then tried
Ipeas on same land, first year Roty lS
bushels and diyposed Of them for sac
--left some Second Year planted
peas .stfmef land 9gbG T!24 Bushels and
FeaIlzeds Hi6l-soWetI pfutr IN oais, g,sa
got q 2 a0sen tat sr75s cents per. 3. Thin
year I planted in 9atssand Il louiSs as
though I:wiii get loo dozen. Thinning
pf@PlahtiIig IN rye after peas. June,
1919, Mr., Thoma 3 adhered ;an 0tt
Istabble t{leld 10 tons OF may which he
sold for $26sHHAer ton and 90 bUsfeIs OF
2eas OF So, with SIS expense, ceuntIht
thrSe sacks OF 'gu&ifo! alEf you want 10
learn 'fio@ TO tollGultfvdtefiahf keti fbe
IIntst OuttoE your peaa crop t%rfte J{4JSei
IDhOnfasgon, No.. 81 lFNuuitafn Inn. ffe
WIN bsaslod So'faasisit t5uu+ Il
mfr. qafomasofi lip4ssinekr Fan9iew
cknrclp ~ here ytIeshf STOCK show ,fs
held every fKsapf 4 .. ,Jsi.E
'.f - n ikTi0tilef 5G0AsS fFafner. ~ i
"a good hog 4dnd -hofuiny" farmer IS
M. w. CalFakAlns4jt 4jtf III Ssflsy creek towns
HshirA. :sFfs pFodnces Hisi own .supnlioI
ON his sfaFHts 9 He & has . hlr6S(fS ;sota
sIrsFs thaii a60E dJlsflsiB dof eofn,ataSt
PER, ana hastEn ore to dispose uS9. He
has son: GI8ude, 3iRing' az Belger,
sbeen working in the mabnine Shop No.
- Asilf for dtsite q sfifmtJer Of iJaarsl
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MURDER ED KILLED
|. BY CHIEF WITNESS
occIffsd In Saloon Dung Cotftt
Z Reeesa-Plsaa q Of SSH De-,
Sec fense Entaseds,.lt tJ.s

st. Louis, March 3-iwesiey tRed
Simon, on trial here on n sharge of
numbering Emmett Carroll In a gang
,feud nearly a year ago, today was shot
and an Nfiied in q nearby shi6on, during
Sa recess OF hS.oourtJfn which he was
sbeifig ttried, Shortly after the kill
liffg'' Henry zang, principal for the
prosecution, surrendered at, the CEN
Itral police station, saying IfIei irSu son &
odble simon. = Wqiane The slioot-
ing started the sAeriff fswas standing ON
q corner two blocks away. ! -
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seTf6N TAKES
On the Kirby Resolution e0S KhstIlef
4 hsylnla Iaq1lsy
n eosregil deles {

sctai Corr D5lieile q. Sss
Columbia, March S.-zsfIfa ISirbss ron
current prop ppsipe reopen fhe m
tieat 6ns OF the iiUepitII -
tlie AN . 4 6sIE.A. -. ..;..
tore the Ensel a. fieft ~
;pltitioif tgis 81 g
rslttee 10 plt s.ls safs ineS
{. a Ter - lttesi by Senator IN I &.
Biz iclloI IenaS 1 or q
ms ) q cub 4Fof il tfisy re 81 ton
smother thanking the iIIsastil + 4 ~
sen1mttt For not stlleutf1 q =
NTH enQFt ard censsa ififnI NJ s =,
sI.h Ea1sisA Il
fore eiutI6il sansl tIssEg ssfiilI 4 Z
tase safe q t.tl OF. 4 s -, g .iis e
II - q $50 :, Sss fs ~ "
wi; ile6 tlnat Iflfe ire
eohlnittee 8 feported On the matter be-
tween Or. Sanndefb and the feEents
and eomplet etely lsf fad ela end
gave the regents S1TnFe srebu kn.- nj
t4sre efS ma ter. flSEf. & rs = ~
egnpr 6slte1 5sl 4 h st slenrtl q S,l6 is
sl1e coIcfnitk eis a sslis 81 = I lar I.
ltlEs sol bE toy fIizisIif ile lstsrf
ziat sil Ss---sssl Iii "a
g @ ,fs g 81 = Z isa
s i 81 i e7s y -
tsfA tbs3 nj Be 0eSae dii -. u
tls q gey utlfe ael lntss ssls ~
l
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speeiaf corEesIpsHa alhslg.I

(. - ~, y, ~ /, ia ~ q
oSnf1bia, March 3. F8efoee7 the
lIegislatnre was seaI led to- order 70.
night the aestiot ttsSii lch Wis SEupper-
1 most Tin many nfnGs vas whefiiee IA
mott there would be "a a iiorana tito aaci
ueOns, the mat tiers tffift 5 Womb i tlae
seemed tS - sststS sss;st SS,i.
be done except bass III 81 IL III ie g bheo.
TON sfill after Il came from the
lands or tine free conference So5mtlniiftaa 5t1Ilii II
tee, ana Yetoes sent I'm by 6 igoSiss
efIIof;;' for the Gafen3d illifdi be sl
efearedCof most of the bills intro
duced., ~; 90 q: y B, lt9y. I,sy
ut fsis'a &ell.kio oSn fact tfhift many
of the members WI en- AGjotITniief;
Was reached Inst Satufda left t:oitSarn-
bla with no Intention .ef feturnISg
Some of the members saress (tswsers
Tis s ss !; =l
yuE eir Rtienii9f ms al. 3 i= ls :.
ERA who must look after the prefiii.
inaEI iof pIpp: Spl8 8ntfhEli ii u kllose
J In Other wal of life! siIaFe dtttlas
sSich TeadiFe tIieilt ,pfssen6 1t ihnIhe
# is more than a week since the
forty! days for Witch the lasmakcrs
5taW pay were sup and fila sfnbhra
{ bare been paid lip. Some who live al
great distaRce. and are compare
stgely poor men, do not rel lish spend
.nB their own money 10 return 20 |. CO..
insabta md perhaps be uest up In Sses-
SION here for two sIlr ;titl ~ go weeks
Siouf5 md he 1s6fil relied lpay their
hotel balls out OF their owns sockets !.
S;s nder eondit tiqns such as, exist In
gelfarat assembly ut 3is6 anti be-
Ing I'm able i;taulra err has It's
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mong

n. A. Kesler OF Anderson was Anio6s
those In town yesterday.
W. II. Godfrey, q pr6minehs broke,
Oh PeiZer, may be mentioned arnoI9s
the prominent business men! sSii, rttI N
CITY 9f Be!tan. yesterday. S!ssss,. !.
Tx. Roper. manager of the A6deT
son lntelligehcer Job Office OF 8nder.
son, had business in Bolton Yesterday
Mrs" w. a, Jameson, ana Daughter
Mss Annie. OF Bolton, spent yesterda,
very pleasantly with friends at Sew.
Mrs. NJ. L. Willis, sof Anderson
passed through Beltoh yesterday 81
route to GEeenville. where she went
Tor the day.
airs: r. A. Lewis, who has been
sncnding sometime in East Orange
y, j., will return to her home ia Ref.
ton next Saturday. s4S -;
Miss Carrie lTinson, OF Vandiger4 u tls
among thosetin town yesterday.
Curtis Simmons. otter SPENDING
sometime here has returned to, the
South Carolina University. ~
MRS. g. g. Letter. of Wexford, is
spending this week in town, the guest
Cox. VI Vs.
AS. ~ r. I" iihdiuSr OF E1OnBHs Iatff
was am, 6 those, in town yesterday
the guest of Mrs. Ioal Kay. i -
The town Council Of Bolton Is fusi.
ly engaged today In the work on the
ftreots which were vert much III, Yaed
after so much rain and snow.l !, THE
main streets. are beIngfdraggeda with
| the regularssplit log drag, the hes,
method known. yiispl IA. 49,, .. Z.
Arthur Faires,, who is EMPLOYED by
the Ok S,s6 A. Company, and who Is
well known In Bolton happened, 10 0
very Serious accident in Spartan1urpp
Saturday while stringiag feeder.Rires
tie pole giving way with Him - ii I, 4
FAIRIES was immediately taken to a
hospital in 'Spartanburg and was do.
ing we'll the last accounts. He had
several ribs broken While his inju.
iesr are very painful he wiliSrecovsr
Brown was q business visitor
To Anderson yesterday
Rev. H. c. Martin of Campbefl,s was
among those in town: yesterday ON
Mrs j. W. Washington lie spendine
Eetime in Laurons with relatives
Z. 10 Wright, of Craytonville, had
bnsinesS in [ town yesterday & * :,
Misses Heelyn and Grace KAY ioi
AnderSonS are visiting their sister. Mrs
John G., Kay
W.SWdshington spent Monday IN
Pelzer on husinass s
rlefsonB Phafnacy mad d 3 ailf6.
ment soft ga den seed to China yesfGf.
day wltie Is gei6d tlene gtllat
ton merchant do :bGsine sonl u 5vsfy
extensive plan. i,
The folisying ss4itsaaifss,sn we're regis.
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, sEFTtis NEWS
s+sSs y sss. s,4; s;s s,S,e.~ets.

We have; inst read ""Tile New Freo-
dom" BY President woodrow SFfIsor,
and Mn k we find that in ;sslbjstaltinE az
those Who Wore associated Riffi Ina
goYernment tlialE "a 6snttiEB ed tint 3liS
has thigst sHy SJf &6sa sli Ii fsiheOin : !.
Pfeh thefe arose tAat. intefsstfna
fdguteI .the ttnfi6F Fta6 iEe sure, iSf g. the
great Lfne6 Who t5 tsup q sGfBffTis 8
that ithe pol 81 aIlSi men WHO ma
govern - - ~ iy not so from
the nol6t OF Vi of 5ffie 81 :pueouISfe.", !, : 4
"WhensI hsnk OF that tall! .izsaunt fis;l
ure Eieitfg iu Ifiiihufis,, u have 8 picture
OF q Laan free {untaRg led with the gov
ernihg fniMenCe of the coantry. Randy
to see things With an open iiht .sy.,tto see
them steadIIy to see Them whole Cd
see slss:..$s. - s i,s;Yabbsti sk9
ders and 6ssoniafad with, saw
tnen. " "lE -, liE -, I:.sf...-s: mn.
Now $e ;re hgct Tally refer tie above.
splehdid ib1fe paid Lincoln 6v ti,is
great Sci BfAF Educator and 1PTestd denf
of the LlntteG@ States to Mp, Il SEISi Nor:
ton pfs B6lten, who took issue az lThe
Int feneef 70 SPEAK OF Isinc6fn. as q
"polit &cfd y, 1i,ts,.,
1t ssaB our siIteni iEpB 10 TeDffsto Ar.
4ortbn9faE len tn hut lifs feninrFs ara
SO out of fpI Iacea ahnd out t6f, sdste that
We think AZ iof u nus Iesi,f fa Sins
need sorry TO- t6fnk that i'm this en-.
so biiSSs Il 3 men SaIe yet
~, ~ y, ignoT-
abS.ss.. AN 49, VII 9say 8 that
great ere !. = ne
5ssys +, .SS
I. = Z sossrsgne lsl e. in
~ ilis .ss aPogt Lin
M js II 49, 8 soan
So @ = =, - e
i,av M az 4. ~. y school
win HI, - y, sfy ,:sllss Ig grae
th;s .a ss,sa % :@Liat ne has said abastt
"a ssissss e AZ AZ, = sssit ~ Z
.s $
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Shoe Ketailers II iBfrnlinglIaul.

Dirminghatn, Ain, March 3.--Dela-
gates from NIL points OF tic aSutIi nre
arriving IN aBIrping M stonfght FOR
the annual e6ifYe tlon on tile SontheFsi
Sane Retail lers - efatfpn (which as.
EeIHbfea tomorrow. Elaborate plans
have been made for the entertainment
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WEEK or PRAYER
Is Befng IESla at ito iBantlst ghGres
,i at Bolton: Nt5ch Interest

"a hA Belt0n; Much Interest
Belton, March g g. Mon deg afternoon
the ladies Qf ;tne FifstfB Baptist ShSiIchi
held the first meeting OF the week
ot prayer for home nlisslonss Mrs. w.
2, Greer cnnducted this naeAting. Thk
subject fprsth afternoon was aWork
. OF the Homo Missions Board - NIgs. ".
g. Cobb g,Ive d splendid exp6sif fois Of
this work and the talks by Mrs. M. Il.
McGuen. J, II. Fice and w. G. Bowen
were spientild. Next came GONE fiss
cnssionss why home missions cO1ft bs
Mrs. Miilard ft0h. Special is5iisE3siiifi jug 8
by Mrs. ID. As 4Geer. sHsyp sat are TIE
Most Important Phases OF Home Mis-
sion Work, !, by Miss Hattie Hardin.
Misses Mattie YaaSdfTeE NafifI6ffs
Campbell and PafIis Wright sai 4. 4
beautiful trio which was tfnronEhly
enjoyed III Z
to the ". w; "A hand, and ies ~. 1l
s. appteciatqs tiieff iii tlless
meetings !: "a *
Tuesday atsefnssaos me smestia MS
geoilduoted by Mrs z. u FER
s.,f + : ssS!!:
t,uHdin 81 IN her ipro gram es foil lows:
Deyotio Exercises, Giiurc
building. BIZ n rs. ID. A. ssser. ReviaH-
ing Our Eceri ery, by Mrs. 4 !. ~ u
Ghnrch BuiI1ilg ana Isosti i1Ii3 ~
Mrs Henry Alison. Prayer 81
Haynie. S. 3. - s.. s 51ls !.
Relatiens Chruoh Building "a i
t.tsliIi " Mrs. c'
.sIldwcn.
Jubilate hysdh,
Prayer by frag III. NJ. Geef
Reading Hw elga could it fitiSa
! been donc2 ~ Mrs. Mlilafd 1 iof a i. (
Prayet. hs Mrs. n. :. 4. AIeG GsEliiis -
!. LYNN, Am { { lea.
Mrs. w. Tate viii cci 80 "a !
exeEcises nessiAy afternopa siiI5
her subject III be sshnrsB
Bnildtng lle he's acttaIi & & = 81
interesting gram All allfthe Ialfas
are urged tbN attand these rls q,
every aftsi this week at E,telholi9
Mrs w. rfammeiI wllI obh hsilick
thes Ineetins htirssn ny aftefho4a ana
! the y. w. Al = Spnbeanis and Rogal
Amha aEsador Ffisay Il teff66 Il Eg'
2 crx lady ~ 8 sftpn os especially snysf.
cd to be pr 'rlday Afternoon and
: IareehsAen. INN fOrR sk "a =
ar ) ct q cl5tls every EsFno6r Ills
week.
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t,ersats Cause Divorces

Boston. Mass March 3,--"finy per
cent of the dtvofcesfn this country are
eansed hbS, tight corEets.%,, DR.. .Maude
~. Dunno said at the opening session
,qf the Hygiene Fashion Institute. In
exp asIatinn!'l sfte Said that the corset
,SHused indigestion. then heada6iIe and
oaeit iaestSS'iaRd later tsynpathetic all
mehts that extended even to the toe.
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/, z IFa,,il I, al,As, ~, = !.

Mashing gtop, March i3S.--Mere. raii-
.r6ads atP TO the ntafsEate .com-
marce iiissioh ttod8y Tor reiief
frons thei opera tion of That provision
!, O. O. the al1a1laaS canal laet, which re-
quffes5 raj ilroads 10 dlvost themselves
et &atcy Tine holdings before Jllg i
Fllse t.ll; isSioii islsal sei.spt
Them from the law. ss
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UhlFfeen sPsrisIi,

Cuxhapen, Germany, March g.
,Thirtenn members Of The crew OF the
Norwegian bark Tas siiiIili nesf ffsfied tn
day if.tthe Sbrt Sea ~ "a fffet Sd
capsiNed. News OF the atsatter 9reaefi-
ed here tonight When e. s.s :ssstess teani-
er came into port sbrihging A.srYlynr4
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n NAmo Mh,,a

Danvtlle,8 March 3.-Southern Rail-
train jNos 30. this mopnfng was held TN
tor half an hour at the Pelham water
tank %hfle the train creE proceeded Ia
thaw ont the 'tank by 'Buildihg q wood
fihei about It, .t' ainlyl t,,t 4, ;iu,.,r ili
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cardinals, NenI{Ssg.

Rome, March 8 B. Giovanni .Vantln4
tell, q nephewaoe the' ehrdinai, was
senteneAd today to serve t@o3 Seirs IN
prison for Inducing asfrfends 10 steal
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s : I. !

S. Y v ssa,Bls Is ,larcn.
wlifer and sDl n : sss '.is:, A.
tIfs dad. ~ p { : Z y =, bsstS -
eha lai tiiIsn sos s; ,as.s, i. !,
cotton e,i e9iI t6f S5sS z ~. g,,t 1hs
olnck seed III e sonis seed !, II III s "
+ B tie lsfs ss5SS IL.
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NE VS. AlaB AEDV YER TTSiplG. =

Jewels, valued at $4,000, we're pledged
for 81, see. oE,Aghioh sum Vannutell
took sfi860l ~ Aftersgards the. two men,
Went TO Mexico. whore Vannuteli left
hisSfFiend peRnilsss.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
GerT1nDy pr6fkafS

protested against 9ile fUgiginn az tli6
3ufnetth ihl III stp isFeanife s5lt finn ~ ISt
ships TO carry United States Il hi
inapector. The question OF soyetz
.eignty over foreign ,shfps lis involve 4 il,
protests by both Italy Gnd Germ