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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-17
WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct 3. 1914
EHtintahn sriinr phrlan:

EHtinahn sriinr Phrlar
Tuve ell placer de telegrafarle hace algunos dias
que haba hecho referenca de telegrama acerca del
lmpuesto los vinOs domescos al Sr Simmons del Co.
mite de Finanza del Senado, pidendole que tomaran
en- consideration ell punto de Vista de Vd esta i'm
pOrtantc materia.
El Senador Smons aseguro que este serfa aten-
dido Ienemos ell deseo de extender estos impuestos
de tai manera que sean 10 mas viabe possible sobre
aquellos que deban pagarlos Siendo obstante de
caracter imperative para los negocios progreso del
pals que la Tesorerfa debe fuertemente
provlsa, de manera que pueda conar la habildad
de hacer Solomente frente las expensas guberna-
mentaes, sino tambien poder ayudar la stuaci6n de
negoclos en- cuaquiera OCCASION que necestara asis
tencia
Espero que progrese en- su propaganda como can
dldato Senador por EE. UU. que ell pueblo de Cali
tornla lie envie Vd aca de los mantenedo-
res del Presdente la polftica del partdo Dem6crata
Con mis- mejores deseos creame felmente vuestro
w. j. Nc. ADDO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-17

canos y los persiga ST estos Sc
internan en- territOrio mexicanO.
De suponerse es que este agra
vara la situaci6n.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-17
Personaies. S.

Nuestro distinguido y fno a.
migo Benjamin Routree, obede-
ciendo ordenes de su senor pa
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-17
La FIESTA De LA RAZA.

La Sociedad Espanola de Be-
nefcencia Mutua de S. F. Sc dis
pone a celebrar la gloriosa fe-
cha del descubrimiento de Ame-
rica con una velada Y un bale,
que tendran lugar en- la noche
del "a del corriente mes en- ell
Native Sons Hall, sito en- 430 Ma
son Street, entire Post y Geary.
Durante la misma fiesta Sc abri-
ra una Tombola, cuyos ingresos
Sc destinan a aumentar los fon-
dos de la benefica Sociedad. La
competencia y ell cello de las per-
sonas que han tornado a su car
go la organization de esa velada
y en- especial ell interes que por
ella esta demostrando ell digno
Presidente del comite de Feste-
JOS Don Fernando Garcia, permi-
ten esperar que la fiesta sera un
verdadero exito.
Por acuerdo de la Asamblea de
la Sociedad no concurriran a este
bale mas que los miembros de la
misma con sus familias y las Sc
foras Y senoritas, que acompa-
men a estas, va que la fiesta no
tiene ell caracter de p1blico sarao,
sin6 que sus inicladores, con buen
acierto, Sc han propuesto que es-
ia assoc aci0n benefica, que, en- un
tempo, alcanzo prestigioso NOM
bre en- todas sus manifestations,
vuelva brillar de nuevo. mas
que por elbullicio abigarrado de
numerosa asistencia, por la Sc
riedad y cultura de sus manifes-
taciones.
Y va que me ocupe en- ell nu-
nero anterior de la fiesta italiana
del Columbus Day., permitan-
me los lectores de este semanario,
6rgano de nuestra raza hispano
americana, la que genuinamente
y por derecho lndiscutible repre-
senta la conquista en- este CONT
nente para la civilization y ell pro-
greso, que, venido directamente
de Espaha en- su origen, 6secun-
dado y fomentado luego en- la e.
migraci6n Puritana Y en- las su-
cesivas inmigraciones que 10 han
poblado y puesto a tan alto grado
de adelanto Y prosperidad, q des-
pecho de algunos cronistas igno-
rantes 9 NAL intencionados, han
sido debidos exclusivamente, en-
todas sus manifestations a la
a la Civilization Latina: permi-
tanme, digo, mis- amables lecto-
res de origen Ibero, que excite
su cello para que volvamos por
el honor de nuestra propia raza,
pensando en- las grandezas de
nuestros antepasados no para
dormirnos sobre sus laureles. que
al bao de nuestra pereza acaoa-
rian muy pronto de marchitarse,
sin6 reverdeciendolos con nues-
ira conducta y con nuestros en-
tuslasmos presentes, agrupan-
donos fraternalmente como una
sola familia que somos todos,
para hacernos respetables re-
conquistar nuestro puesto en- la
sociedad y en- la historic de Ca
lifornia, evitando intrusiones V
usurpaciones en- festividades e.
senclalmente espanolas, como ell
memorable acontecimiento que
va a celebrarse ahora con LA
FIESTA DE LA RAZA.
De que manera? Los remedies
deben recetarse de un modo cla-
no y prescriptivo, Y va que esta-
mos en- este pals, que debe toda
su grandeza exclusivamente a su
sentido practice en- todas las CO.
sas de la vida, voy a decirIo a
la America: de dos maneras, a
saber: subscribiendose a LA
CRONICA 6 ingresando en- la
'Sociedad Espanola de Benef-
cencia Mutua", es decir, secun-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-17
WASHINGTON, D. c. Septiembre 26, 1914
Nnn. JanrH Q. pfrlan
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
He recibido su vaerosa protesta que Vd. hace en-
contra de la contribution sobre los Vinos Duces Sc
cos, tendre sumo placer presentaro al Comite de
Fnanza del Senado quien ha tornado en- consideration
la guerra del impuesto tomaran las medidas mas
cOnvenienteS.
Deseamos todos ardentemente hacer cuanto sea
justo equitativo estas circunstancas.
w. c. MCADDO
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-17
JAMES D. PHELAN
Candidate para Senador de los EE. UU.

Ienemos cast la seguridad de que ell pueblo caifor
nlano tendra e buen acerto de eegr Senador al demo
crata Sr Phelan, en- particular los cudadanos hspano
amercanos que tienen voto en- los Estados Unidos no
deben tltubear en- darlo favor del Sr Phean Sus
servlcos prestados al Esado de California son innu-
merables, de los cuaes damos algunos para
que vean la realdad de los hechos
No solamente Sc trata de los buenos servicios sino
que, es un hombre que forzosamente hara bien la Ma
clon, poniendoe al ado del Presidente quien por su
corto tempo de legislature, ha tendo tempo de que
Sc vean 10 mucho que ha hecho por la naci6n no obs
tante dadas las muchas contrariedades que ha vendo
sostenlendo desde esta poder cuaquiera otro
va hace tempo hubiera puesto al pals crcuns-
tanclas precaras mienras que e su buena polfti
ca, tiene e pals fote.
Una de las muchas puebas que tiene ell Sr. Phean
para ser acreedor puesto de Senador las cartas
que continuation copamos que son una evidencia de
10 mucho bueno que ha hecho por California, ell
eX-Acade James d. Phelan, sobre todo en- la campa-
ma para prevenir la contribution excesva sobre la In
dustrla Vincoa de California.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-17
San Francisco CAL, Septiembre 49, 1914
1inn Hint. q. mr Ahnn
Washington, d. C.
Secretario del Tesoro,

Washington, d. C.
Recomendamos firmemente sugerir nuestros ami
la Camara de Diputados la reduction de los pro-
puesos derechos de contribution sobre los vnos de Ca
hfornia de veinte cinco centavos. Como California
produce la mayor parte de Vinos la propuesta contr
buclon de vente centavos, sera sacramento eXceSva
en- el Estado desrurfa mercado por ell vino comun
barato de mesa.
Sirvase hacer cuanto este de su parte. La contri-
buci6n propuesta mas que e valor del vino en- ell
presente e cual Sc vende diez seis centavos.
JAMES d. PHELAN.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
LOCAL DOTS

There will be a basket sumner
at Jones x Roads school house Fri
Day night, December IS. Every
pody is cordially invited to attend.
Mr. M. l.. Beckham informs us
tnat the number of bales of cotton
Slnned in Lancaster county this
year to December is 2O.O33.
against 1851 to same time last
year.
Mr.. j. E. Mccain is erecting n
handsome fve-room residence on
south Main street on his lot adjoin-
ing the residence occupied by Mr.. ].
Il. Walkup.-Waxhaw Enterprise.
Mr.. Julian Giles. who is with
the Chattanooga Motion Picture
company, for which he poses in lots
OF funny pictures, is here to spend
the holiday season with his home
folks.
The Old Maids Convention.
presented by the Philathea class of
the Second Baptist church last
tuesday night, was great success.
About twenty-five dollars was real
ized from the entertainment.
MIR. c. !. McManus. farm
demonstration for Lancaster county.
says IL is not yet too late to plant
wheat, as some of the largest crons
nave been raised from seed plant
ed as late as January 25.
Mrs. Alice Gregory has roceiy-
ed news of the arrival on Sunday
december 6, of a little grandson.
Robert Hope Hutcherson, Jr.. at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Hutche-
son in Marietta. Ga. The little fell
low weighs S1a pounds.
Hon. Claud y. Sapp. who was
recently appointed as one of the five
commissioners to represent South
carolina at the Southern CONNER
clal Congress, will leave for Wash
ington tonight. The conference
Will be held at the New Willard
Hotel.
Through an omission, which
was certainly not Intentional, for
we were much impressed with the
showing II made the Oakhurst
school was not mentioned in our
list of the schools represented here
last Friday. We saw the big red
banner, as well as the children who
marched under it. and knew that
the school was we'll represented
Oakhurst was certainly here and we
were glad to see her.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
STOP AND THINK.
Is Not The Lancaster News Worth
the Price?

is Not The Lancaster News Worth
the Price?
The Lancaster News is an eight
page paper published semi-weekly
1000 subscribers. Each page is
21h inches long and Is inches
wide. These pages laid endwise
would reach over thirty thousand
feet. Starting from the court house
they would pass our neighbors' doors
at Elgin. Bear in mind this rep
resents one issue only. Multiplied
by lO4 issues the line would run to
Washington.
The cost of this amount of paper
is worth almost one thousand dol
lars.
Looking the above facts s1uarcly
In the face, Mr.. Subscriber, do Won
not honestly believe our paper is
worth the twelve and a half cents
per month we ask for it? If Won
decide 1T is worth it please look at
your label and see the month and
year Just under your name. If the
year is 1913 you are way behind
and we shall cut you off on January
1st, 1915. Honesty is not only the
best policy, but the only honest
policy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
PERSONALS

Mr.. f. Il. Cloud of Rock Hill was
mere on business yesterday.
Mrs. Waddy r. Thomson and
sons, Masters Randolph and lanes
left yesterday for Darlington. where
they will remain until after the bol.
ldays with Mrs. Thomsan's parents
Mr' ana Mrs. j. w. Blackwell.
Mr.. b. j. White of Rock Hill was
visitor here this week.
Miss Juanita WyIIe will go to-
morrow to Danville, Va, where she
VIII be bridesmaid at the weddinp
or Miss Grace Stuart Jones OF that
place and Mr.. Henry Smith Rich
ardson OF Greensboro.
Mrs. r. e. A. Huey of the lack
sonham section has returned from
Cheraw, where she visited her son
and daughter.
Mr.. Julian Williams of Charles
ton has been visitor here this week
Mrs Walter Taylor and daughter
MISS katherin Taylor. are spending
several days in the city shopping on
route home after visiting relatives
IN camden, Lancaster and Eershaw
). C.--Charlotte Observer
Miss Mamie Brice. a trained
nurse. has returned to Rock TuI. to
reside and is making her home Wifb
mrs. John Il. London-Rock Hul
Herald
Mrs. NJ Odell of Concord and
MISS Annie Parks TIutchson of
Charlotte have been the guests OF
Mrs. Leroy Springs this'weck.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
KERSHAW AND BLIND TIGERS
Lancaster Can Learn Lesson from
Our NeighbOrs.

The following local and editorial
excerpts from The Kershaw Era
show that public sentiment is driving
the blind tigers out OF that town.
AS you read them, remember local
conditions and make up your mini
that Lancaster, too, must have a
moral awakening, which will mean
the end Of the evil here:
"It was mentioned in The Era last,
Gweek that Policeman Gregory had
arrested Will Johnson end Arthur
Miller, both colored, on the charge
of liquor selling and that both were
convicted in the mayors court, the
former being fined SOS and the lat
ter $40, totalling S105. Since then
Officer Gregory has arrested eight
others on the same charge and they
were tried in the mayors court, con-
victed and sentenced as follows:
"E. w. Armstrong, $500 or 60
days on two cases; Locke Hall, s25
or 80 days; Will Dren, $40 or 80
days; Arrant Paterson, $50 or 80
days; Will Beckh2m, $40 or 80
days; Luther Sowell, $40 or 80
days; Will Kirkland, $40 or 80
days; Bob Cunningham, $40 or 80
days. Totalling $345 or 270 days;
this added to the fines in the first
two cases make $3.50 or $40 days.
These figures aggregate half the
salary OF the policeman for a year,
and he lacked several days OF hav-
ing served his first month";
"It is time for our people to think
seriously and give their Endorsement
to the effort of the town officials to
rid the town OF the blind tiger pest
There is no justification, absolutely
for their existence. They are me-
nance to good morals, law and or
der, an life Itself, and should not be
tolerated a moment.
Furthermore, the tolerance of
them and patronage they receive is
a travesity on the times through
whicE we are passing. The dollars
are too hard to get now to admit of
their being wasted in any such
manner. and suffering must OF ne
cessity come from the waste The
calls for help are bound to come
sooner or later end this traffic is go
ing to cid the coming.
And the incongruity OF it all
When money is so scarce that COM
paratiyely few persons can raise
funds in any amount, negroes that
are not at all in offiuence can walk
up and plank down fines in the
sums of twenty. twenty-five, forty,
sixty-five, and two hundred dollars,
aggregating $3.50 Within three days.
Think of 1t. Where could you raise
such sum for charity even at this
time? And yet the people cry haro
times!
Lets give the officers our hearty
approval and the evil which they
are trying to crush out, our stamp
of disappraval. The blind tiger and
gambling evils are. about on par.
as both make for suffering and
poverty, and they should not be
munity."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
Phillins-Niaha6ey

Miss Lois Phillips and Mr.. ID. b.
MaLaffey were mariiad last night.
December 10, by Rev. s. r. Brock
The wedding was solemnized at the
home of the brides mother. in the
presence OF few relatives and
friends. Miss Phillips Is organist Of
the Second Baptist church and has
q wide circle OF friends. The groom
is popular boss OF the spinning
room at the Lancaster Cotton Mills.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

BOARDERS WANTED-Large COM
Portable room, with lights, water and
bath. Meals at any hour desired.
Prices very loW:>See me before en-
gaging board as price~ill surprise
you. Mrs Julia Porter. Phone rs
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS-
the encouragement of our farmer
friends and patrSps The News will ac-
cept one and one-Nslf bushels Of corn
in payment of yeaffS subscription.
This offer is open to both renewals
and new subscriptions. Bring on
your corn.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

BLACKMON & HINSON, Wood and
Cement. We are in position to
do plumbing and bath room work
and all carpentry and concrete, side
walk and copiss work a speciality.
For any informatH>p- refer to #. o.
Blackmon or c. r. Htsson.
17-tf
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
Last Football of the Season

| ma game Of football Friday be d.
tween the Lancaster high school and
Yorkville high school, the Lancasto :
boys were defeated by close score
of z to O.. The game was hard
fought throughout The work OF
Captain Gregory at left half and
Poovey at right half were the fea-
lures of the game. This was the
last game to be played this season
and the boys are getting down to
work on basketball
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
Mr. PotIcrson'. Shop Oncn.

VIZ IHVJCVNUh-N oNOD ONNn.
IN our last issue we erred i'm s1v-
lnS the repair shop Of MIR. J. T.. Pot
nrSon was closed ON account Of
Sickness The shop is open each dn,
and we are glad to report that Mr.
Patterson is now able 20 he pbou
gain. IF YOU have any worA i'm re-
pairing, Mr.. Patterson is ready to
give same his usual careful atton-
tion.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

WHY NOT give your friends last
ing Crrre%Qas present? Send
him or her some>Good magazine for
year. Get our prfe~S. they are the
lowest Lancaster Drug>So., Springs
Block, Lancaster, S. c.. 1920
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

WANTED-To buy your cow hides,
mink. otter, muskrat, 'possum,
coon, sheep, goat and horse hides.
want 5000 pounds>2t once. See me
before you sell. Capers-eauthen.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
PRIZE CHICKENS.
Lancaster Birds at the Chester
Show

In addition to the prizes clready
won on his fine White Plymouth
Rock chickens, Mr.. J. T. Woodward.
proprietor of the Standard Poultry
Yards, was awarded the following
premiums on them at the Chester
Poultry Show this week: First and
gecond cocks, second and third
hens, third cockerel, fourth pullet,
first pen.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

MIR. G. l.. McMANUS, county demon
strator for Lancaster county,
Will be at the Chamber of Commerce,
In Springs block, every Saturday
from 10 a. m. to p. m. 9-tf
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

TRESPASS> NOTICE-All persons
are warned~Aot to hunt or cut any
timber on the lands>sf the following:
II. S. Plyler, A. c. feewell, Mrs.
Ellen Carnes 19-2O-P
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
Social Meu,s

MISS Eliza Witherspoon Moore
entertained the Little Girls Climb
very pleasantly last Tuesday after
neon. Rock was played and the
prize, box of handknrchirfg. was
w onby Miss Mary Gildorsleeve
Wylie. After the games, refresh
ments in two courses were served
by the hostess and her sister. Miss
Mamie Hill Moore.
X X
In honor of Miss Lenora Starr of
Dublin, Ga.. Miss Christine Nc
Twain entertained tho Debutante
Bridge Club together with few
other girls and young men, at n
very enjoyable party Wednesday
evening. Five tables Of players par
ticipated in an interesting series of
games of auction bridge, at the con-
clusion OF which, it was found that
Miss Eliza Wylie held top score
She was presented with first prize.
hand-painted puff box, while a
similar prize went to the guest of
honor. During the evening, n salad
course with coffee was served.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. G.. j.
Derrick, the popular president of
the Lancaster ii? 0ter, U. ID. c.. en-
tertained the Ga )ter delightfully."-
at her home on rim street. A fea-
ture of the meeting was the report
OF Mrs. NJ. j. Perry, the treasurer,
upon the state convention. held last
week in Yorkville This meeting
was reported as one of the most
profitable and enthusiastic state
conventions ever held, with part.cu-
lar stress laid on education. Mrs.
Walter Davis read an entertaining
paper which added to the enjoyment
or the Gfternoon. Elaborate refresh
ments in two courses were served.
This was the last meeting of the
ye;r and the chapter will hold it's
7rst 1915 meeting with Mrs o. c.
Blackmon the first Thursday in
January.
Mr.. John ID. Wylie WIS host ,"st
night to about a score Of his friends,
entertaining at an informal dance
in honor of Miss Lenora Starr of
Dublin, Ca, who Is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Albert Tinsley. The
new dances, as well us many old
fashioned ones and games and
pantominec furnished amusement
and pleasure. During tho evening,
n salad course with coffee WIS serv-
ed.
Mrs. Frank Harper was the gra-
cious hostess of the Chesterfield
Avenue Club at her attractive now
home ut the corner OF Chesterfield
avenue and White street on We'd
ncsday afternoon. Six tables were
placed for rook in the big living
room and dining room and for a
couple of hours the game was PLAYED.
Mrs T. NJ Hughes won the prize. a
dainty handkerchief The hostess
was assisted in serving the delicious
salad course by her sister, Miss
Carrie Gregory.
X X
The following cards. issued to-
day, announce an interesting event
Of the near future, which will be
anticipated with much pleasure:
1899 1914
Mr.. "nd Mrs. John A. StewmGn
request the pleasure OF your com
pany at
the celebration of their
Crystal wedding
Monday evening
the twenty-first day of December
seven to ten o'clock
at their residence
Harriet w. Lee
John Alexander Stewman
r. S. v. p.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

If YOU NEED your furniture re-
paired or upholstered, all work
guaranteed, calr>ap w. II. Franklin,
TWO doors below cSfey boarding
house. 19-2O-P
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

FOR THE BALANCE of the season.
Will gin only two days in . week.
luesday and Fre~ J. A. Thomp-
son, Manager j. p. Q. Caskey's X
Road gin.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11

FOR RENT-A five-room cottage
on White street with good gar
den and barn. T. B.-exaig. 2D-22P
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-11
Business Notices

FOR THE BALANCE of the season,
VIII gin ort,--sA-e.--a-aIGS in week,
Tuesday and Friday. II. G. Crockett
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
BARfisf SJasts
From. the Cousisfs IresnSills..l
10 Q Q o o 8 D oIS Q q a . IS D 3 . 5 3 3 5

From, the Courier 4 IsresnSills.
We bad q pleasant EN- s5n Hatarde,
last from Brot there CONWAY SfiiIfif. mi
has taken the super fihts sild Siiey Of thts
pgblic schools sof Seneca: e:sa xii
9con eiitert slpon IflisS sfdfk lSefS ? b, kf
prhlic sclsaUlg do nj es.ss his sun,
lays anu th6 eillTrl;s % ca Eaous "a
seneca nts.y Melss liee n6ts OF thfs
~ ,1 s4..s .s.::S I. g: -;
Recently BlStiiiSsr w: /: y fsostsf q
adhea PATH assisfed PSssdr terofis
IRIS 10 sH n1eet Ting, with Rea branch
haptist htfch; ken AkS0niati00
the meeting WAS jil le OF g siisB sef and
amons other etids q siess dfs sliis 81 N
the conxeraich OF 4 fiieiic Sgiin FOR
many years had liseid IA lie G6i.siiitil
hif1 and who chi - ase cor tid Is u
and entebm bf 4 Ii az VI In6Eiii oss
s The Rally DAY for ) Snnda,;
schools 1of tile. stat Is tie. firsft sun.
Dap In Gkes Is6h't knfkaE this,
seceftarf Watts IS aetifiifs oft fs:t,
ktanis for the dt. ity arisSSi
desiring this pfos gram cSgn tsef Ii III iis.
Hrother Watts TOR HRS ailtk liner
dozen or 81 "a ptsss saFed. HsistEasa
Rev. a: ,sdk56i seq
efetary. ColuIh II ~ s.. CO ~
Y Pastor 3. II "a 16sa RSkh.
writes: lpsssa slsSf nt1e esiti = at efoasis
EItoat IN scisnrch yssst6f Z lstl the
'pfeAthst,a = 10 + che tH7fd EitiiS S.l Sc
four yessra o. ny siililIH thafe1 & va
shie FesiiitS scs iasl 81 llikSaf af1f I:
tsse t$-foqf f9F r.. s. sisis t3s sct-
4Ssit;; tf7ens I've. mn dhfae
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
KERsHAw FOR MANNING
Meadel Ii. Smith Says That he. VIII
Garry CGanty Againfd Richards


Columbia, Sept. 9 4MendeI IL
Smith. or Camden. > spSaiter OF tht
heuse of representa- YES, who Was de
feated In the .isst priniafS for govern:
or was In Columbia nnd speaks Ver,
alphabetically, Of the almost cerpaii3
success OF Richard 4 Mafinillg. whit
Afr. Smith Is supp5fting against Johfi
G. Riehards for {nief executives of tht
state. g However; 4ir. Smith says tina.
the Manning ,peo,..o should not beeorffs
100 eonhdeft b, 5iiouiti max s Inc the &c sc
tory OF .Argnat 20 complete BY gnift Il
tite polls ;ii frsi retas I'll on Sc ss.5sss
3 and voting. '.tft';3s ;is ll.,fss,
Mr.. Smith ays that he will werls
,indefadgab!S or the success af Elyt !.
a!!sEniiig uriii the polls c1ose ion tAsl
atternoon.io ssptember z 3 y. Ne sassll
stut hOI5Ur.ys vUusttJ wiz 6U
ping, Kc shaw ia che. home cotlnty4e
Maj. Rici .rds. Who raTS, away heiifhi;
"a. l.. Smith th.re In the ilrst pfitiiG,
ry. - g
Rir. Smith says that he has.
been sh0wered With scoHsratuialinfs
rom all sections of the Stats for tils|
5sanpaign ne made