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WIN Look After II,

Washington. juno, 1a-The senate
today unanimously adopted the Over.
man resolution for an investigation of
a charge that senate committee sta
tioncry had bcen used 10 promote
North Carolina gold mine. The senate
privileges and elections committee.
will make the inquiry.
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Minneapolis. Mimi. June 19.-All
officers OF the National Wholesale
GrOcers Association were elected at
closing OF their convention here to-
day San Francisco was selected as
tho 1915 meeting place.
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zen and his loss will he sorely felt.
F'OrdS Now
Going F'usi.

F0rds Now
Going Fusi.
business seems to be looking up in
the Ford automobile business Archie
l.. Todd. the genial "vendcr" of these
machines. sold two Friday and anOth-
er yesterday. The two yales Friday
were made to Miss Lee Rogers OF
Pcndlcton and B. II. Sadler OF Pen
dlci0n, and yesterday Prof. NJ. f..
Bradley of Clemson college. while
shopping In the city decided that he
would also pun chase Il Ford.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless on the Streets of Anderson
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tFrom Sundays Daily.)

TUfTltJtV NTIICS
Ilndy Disappointed.
Much disappointment was occas-
Ioncd among the members of the Pal
mctto rifles In Anderson last night
when they learned that the cncamp
nIcnt OF soldiers for mancuvcrs la
not to be held this year. This infOr-
nation W cceived by Gov. Cole l..
Blcnsc from the headquarters or the
Eastern Division and IL supposed to
he definite and final. The Palmetto
Rifles have been looking forward to
the trip with great deal of pleasure
and their friends regret that they
have to be disappointed.
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{ & ]: Jsenax, Hass., Jnne 19. MA. Il essss.
sWsstin ghnaae. dest ss the 'setnls lssies
elect ctfical inventor, .auf ffcrSl 4 SparJy4:
tic shock at befs nome TIM light. Hass
cause oh her advanced age her cpEdif
,tion is regafded MS critical. .ss :sss
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VIII Sell The
Entire Stock.

John A. McGill. who Ia shortly to
retire from the retail grocery busi-
ness In order to engage In the whole
gale business, is now preparing to
dispose OF his entire stock OF groc-
cries ut considerable sacrifice. The
stock will he sold out to the retail
trade Mt reduced fignres and Mr.. Nc
Gill is now preparing to advertise
the coming event.
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Baby Roy
Passed Away.

Passed Away. !: ~ ''t9..lJ -
Noel Floyd. the little seven months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Floyd
died Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock fol3
lowing q short Illness. The funeral
services we're conducted by the Rev.
e. N. Sanders. pastor of the Second
Baptist Church and interment took
place at the Silver Brook cemetery
yesterday morning at II O'Clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd have the deep SYM
pathy Of the community.
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Has Returned
From Pench XectiOn.

: Stephen Flolds. well known young
Anderson county citizen, has returned
from Fort Valley. Ga. where he has
been spending fortnight. Mr.
Fields went to tito Georgia town for
tho purpose OF watching the handling
of the peach crop from that section
and he snyg that Il Is we'll worth tho
trip. Everyone In that sectiofi makes
a hytng from the fruit growing itidus-
try and MI Fields says that they
.Hre I'll. nlightt toH 10 their. 1pbs. w Is. I.
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Belt0n Citizen
q Died Yesterday.

damewell Kay, 81 years Of age and
one Of la Andsrsons De son best known cit;
ternoon at s O'Clock, The funeral
services; win be held Sunday afternoon
et 5 o'clock at Belton. The deceased
is survived by, hisf wife and two chill
dren. r. M. Kay .of fiAnderson and Mrs.
Drake Of Bslton. he Was q good scil-
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Many. FG6inE On &
TEn E4cG.Alsns,

Many HOinR I'm 80
.Eke E3SG..a assns. s,- s'.1f
"A number or Anderson people will
ge on the excursions which are to be
operated from this city on June 2b
over the Southern Railway aud affl-
Hated :inoB: The two excursions will
go to Atlanta and to Chattanooga and
tho indications arc that they will
prove to be two OF the largest ever
conducted from this section of the
country, According to the scheGulee
the redhced rates will allow stay of
five days In Atlanta and six days In
: sChattanoosa and to the first named
point the farce will be So while to
Chattanooga i will be $3.50. This ia
very low rate.
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Christinn ,Jsw
4 VIII Speak Today.

& The city was yesterday placarded
from tpns- street to another with adver-
ssHs hsi Sc ealsss ssrsS ase wSs ssssas1 1i1
discuss tho subject. From Judaism
TO; Christie ,ptty,s' Considerable inter-
sest ia evident concefning the taddress
and doubtless the attendance will be
s.gdod Rev Ehrlich is Sconducting a
|.aeries OF services In Anderson at the
Second RaIflsf Church. !. - '..7' s.,'
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BOSTOP: WINS '.ia
DOUBLE HEADER
Braves Now Have Penhant Won
a,.s .ssl.a 1 sAs Nasishels League sa.
Race s.

S ,,esss,il, Sept, Af'iaclnnas, was
defeated twice by Boston today, to
. in the rirst same and 4 To 3 In the
second The double victory increased
Bostosis lead over New York by half
. game. SIS.
Rudolph pitching the opening contest
held the visitors scoroiess for the sec
ond tine In two days, III the, sesesa
game huched hits and two Cincinnati
errors enabled the home team to. OBJ
tainsSa lead which the visitors could
not overcome.
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4 Homer IN the Tenth.

Philadelphia. Sept 25.-Cravath' s
homo run in the tenth inning gave
Philadelphia thc victory over Chicago
here today 3 to 2. Chicago tied the
score In the ninth. when Bues singled
Fisher sacrificed Bresnahan, who bat
ted for Lavender. walked and Leach
doubled.
Score
Chicago E. :. OlO 900 OO1 % 8 2
philadelphia. 900 100 O1O 1-3 II l
Lavender. Pierce and Archer;
BauThgartner and Burns.
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be PLAYED in the South WI II be played
tomorrow. No contests OF major i'm.
portance are scheduled, howaHer,t tisa
gamey being generally intended TO
inuIcste the strength OF weakness of
the various gridiroa machines with 8
view TO aiding the coaches to perfect
the tsams later and Tor ntore imDor-
tant Struggles. 8 " g :
Practically all of the southern
teams have had two of:weeIss of prac-
uce. Reports Indicate however. that
most OF the eleyens have lost many
OF their veterans and Il IS expected
char straight football vii preGeEninass
r-c..'e -s>.a sh AInre. infri-
cate plays win be perfected by the
coaches as the season advances
Tcrtorrow's scedaIe iHcicdes:
vahierblt ys CumbSriapd at Nasil-
Vile. ii, ~
Gsergia yo pahionssa ai Athens.
K Fenlesaee ya Carson ara Newman
aE knpSville. IS q
North carolina VI isichiionIi al
Chapel Hill. NJ. c Sri.s; IS. I.
Vsfsinia Military institute vs sgd
ney shl Lexington, KY s. =
fsnsnolsy State ys Lexington at
Lexington, KY. 4.
VIRGINIA Tvs Rapdolp phr Macon at
/ ingtons
New Ycrk. Sept. rs The 1Sfa
Eastern football astcciatiof will he
innp psnrnted st0tiioTr0S An the hig
varsity eleyens viii face cohs parative-
~ weak cns.,rl ostts ssf..lS x ~ ~,
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WIRELESS HAS BEEN Sr0PPED
sa CONTINUED From First Page.l
3, the president; a aeAiai qf the pres

,sf the president; a denial of the pres
fdents power. - q, & s
s..rhe powers above Outlined are
not novel; they have beer exercised
In numerous emergencfes BY presi.
dents of the United States, and when
ever their exercise has been attackcd
in legal proceedings, their VALIDITY
has, with hardly aa exception, been
upheld by the courts. s. = Z. Z Il
s%The act OF August 13, 1912, 4 t37
Stat. S02} known as tho 'raSio act
provides additional. constitutaonaiity
OF the act OF any radio station by any
department of the government In time
Of way CT. Duns.ss peril 81 tiEsHetan
| "a. II is sntneceasarv TO Comment sSii
che perils OF the present internation-
al situation and Il e eeay 50 see tltat
IN agency such ma the wireless ssa-
ff5n along !, our coast Is capable OF
creating inthrTSa Sational coinr tions
ofsthe gfavest character. = Z 81
liea systemic ness hips kefekps
dtl 70 = aa aopteGl ss,ef1a re asonalliH ( nIssj
fair solution pef.,n efi teal situation.
,itginterf fsress buta Hll lghtiy With Che cp.
eFatioh Of st1e plant, and the Mafccni
company should eerfaIfY bear witfl
Iithisl iRspr Yenience in recognition oi
ilts own, Interest IL: the general well
faresa .' IS iss
lsf In case II becomes Inadyisabl ne ftlr
eny season, tes continue ne senEer-
ship. II do not hesitate N view - IN
extraordinary cond tons existing 10
advise that the pFesisesit, ShrouEh tlis
Secretary or the. NAYS or any other eils
propriate department rs0se dow Is ol
take charg sf and 6ndsaSe the alani
N question, s.toald ne deem leEcs'
ssFs in securing ohs :eFSe tn hi pt5si
elamntlon OF neutFAi iity z
Although the ns lisps rttssut lRE
taken no c0gu tfance tf the AEasepni
ConopAnyss anpiIeat Ion farS an IN t;;nc-
tion, tho department oe Just Ice is exr
reeied I'd oppnsH. 10 cun 4.
in the ine9nfiine sha epyerin nfeni
may Teoaen and operate the Siaseons
sest stat Kan aad Keep sAch funds as
s,s;sss - % -. .s-..s.
fer tRe Mafcont cGinrgl,
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Eyened In Series

Cleveland. Sept. 25.-By .bunching
nits OFT Bentley in the third inning
cleveland defeated Washington, 3 to
4, thus evening up the series for. the
year between the two clubs, each hay-
ing won ten games. Henry's triple
saved Washington from a shut out.
Score ou''
Cleveland. ..0O2 t,o1 ooxo q
washington :. 900 30U 1901 ?
Steen and Egan: Bentley, HARPER.
IL Williams and Henry.
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baltimore LOST.

Baltimore. sept st. Louis won
from Baltimore today 5 to 2, princi-
pally because II the home teams
loose playing.
Score
St Louis . 900 301 1OO-E Z /
Baltimore . 600 200 600 Z :.
Crandall and Chapman; Smith.
COnley and Jacklitsch, Russell.
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Athleik. WE Annahar

SnleaEo, Ser 25,i-Shawkey was
s.sen s., exceiier ;upport today, PhiIa-
aeipnia made : straight from Chiea.
s9, TO ], {.ie Champions won the
same IN the ~acond inning when they
5ssolsu ssor two ions on three singles q
gase &C ball and aH errsr :
Chicago Inn oaS ooo J
s.sa,, SaaWkey and schanE; Wslgana an,,
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Giants In Again.

New York. Sept. 25.-New York
broke its losing streak today by de-
feating st. Louis to 1 in the last
game of the series. The victory was
gft by Catcher Wingo. With the
score tie in the eighth, New Yori
iiiied the bases. Griner struck oar
Merkie, but Wingo dropped the third
strike. Wingo then threw wild IN
Griner, who covered the plate and
FLETCHER and Snodgrass scored.
Score
81. Louis -. 200 O01 Oo0-1 i
new York :. 0O1 600 O2x-3 2 !
Griner and Wingo; Fromm, ana
Meyers. anu
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NATIONAL

At Boston . Cincinnati o. First
game. ~
At Boston !, Cincinnati 3. Second
game.
AT New York 3; ST. Louis 1.
I At Philadelphia 3; hicago 2. 10
innings.
At Brooklyn 3: Pittsburgh 2.
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Protidenea Wins Tep ,,,I na,, 3, !, B

Z. tSTIeqslidclee, Il. Il. Sept 25.- sProyl-
pesre, ny defeating BRHnmores stoflay.
Saptured the hternationaf seaguh nan. nan
9ant Fhe season Giaes ASt end nntii
SUNDAY, bnt Proyidence wliI piav IL
4ast game tomorrow. The wesir
started, Providence, Bsifsaio M
itochester fighting for first Mace y = !
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.Indlahapolls WAS ilIaHkeis.

Pittsburgh. Sept. S5. Elmer Knst-
ger was In fIhc form today and In
tlIauapoiis was shtitaut 4 TO o.
Seof6l - X.
|Inlltahanbifs 600 gO0 00O44O .
pittsbnrgh 8. 600 00l o0x---t j
iSaiasrling. MusiinanIf Rarfdsr
lLnessey and Berry. x
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st. Louis won,

,l..g st. Lonis Won.
81; Louis, Sept. 25,-St, Louis came
TO life today, pounding Shore hard and
often and won from Boston 10 to 1
aoDlltzeis single and two base hi,
Score
Boston, :. O10 600 O00-1 9
st. Louis 400 O24 OOx-TO, Q n
shore Be,dient and Tkomae. Pratt:
hamilton and Agnew.
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Ten In Sueeessiau-

Brooklyn. Sept 25.--Brooklyn's 10th
straight victory by to over Pitts
burgh here today was the eievent
straight defeat for the Pirates, In
The ninth n tumble. and bad throw
allowed Schmutz. who had doubled,
to to score the deciding run.
Pittsburgh ). >. 100 100 OOO-2 9
Brooklyn :. 900 D00 O21-3 10 !
Fl. Kelly and Coleman; Reulbach
Schmutz and McCarty.
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IEeavy IsittInf, Iaeatrred.

Brooklyn, Sept .25 thteaEo outpat.
ted Brooklyn In the opening game of
the series tc6ay and won easily = 10
3 lchpsoli struck out ten men.
sScere s., b. 3 M
Chicago = !. ! ora DOT S1U-s IL i
Brooklyn :. !. .e0i 600 o0DS--Ie 5 ,J
johnson and WiIscn; fagcwn and
Watson.
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Walter Busby. progressive plant
er OF Andersen county WAS In the
city Yesterday. 49, "a.
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American f1sso station

AZ Indianapolis 5; Columbus 4.
AT LopiSyilie 8; Cleyeland 0.
AT Miiwaukee q; st. Paul o.
AT Kansas City ri; Minneapolis
game previously played.
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J. r. Vandiver has returned from
Philadelphia where he has been on a
business trip. ,a, ..s -
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AMERICAN

AT Chicago 1; Philadelphia 3.
AT Cleveland 3; Washington 1.
AT Detroit 4; New York 8.
AT st. Louis 10; Boston ,.
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Capt. G. W., Sullivan or Wiliamstoti
snent a. few hours In the citty yeatef.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Cary and Miss Helen
Cary have returned to theih home in
Seneca after visit 20 friends here.
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Won I'm Nitpb.

Detroit, Sept. 25.-Naw York defeat
ed Detroit, to a In the first game
M .nelr iinal series. Battery, and
.lsluns .sns errors payc-. the. way fol- the
vis,tors first three runs: continuous
n,.tlng sent In the tying run and win
nlng runs In the ninth. Most OF the
s'etroit,s hits were vasted.
Score
New York /, SiIt,n ,,oo : III
Detroit IL ) 3flI0, non z z
:, ...WarhcP. Cole, eating and Nuna.
maker; Cavet al : Mckee. 80 =
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RnffaIa Lost Frs.

EuffaIo Sept. s-BefRao lest the
opening same today 70 Kansas City
ScQf /. Z,
\ Buf(gl5 .Ges> Geo 200 - 5 2
Knnsns cies GOO 900 o0t s 9
ksdere>a ard s.avlgfs: psssss....:$.s',.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Sargent and
daughter. Martha left yesterday for q
stay OF several weeks in different
parts OF The Carolinas.
Miss Lottie Mullgan is visiting her
sister, Miss Annie Mulligan in Able
Vile for 2 week i4f'i
III. Kelly, Il we'll known citizen. OF
Cheddar, was III Anderson yesterday.
W. w. Collier of Greenvills was in.
the city yesterday for few hours.
the visitors to spend yesterday in thc
city.
e. p. Edwards Of the firm of Pearce-
Edwards company Of Spartanburg,
ipent yesterday in Anderson.
a.. III. Bamberg of Charleston is
spending a few days In the, city on
business.
E. .A.5Kline of Greenville was in the
;ity; yesterday, guest at the Chiquola
hotel.
Calhoun Harris has returned from a
9hort business. trip to Columbia.
N-- Sss-9S seeif - ~
DR.. r. G. Witherspoon of their
arts section spent few hours in the
city yesterday. i
w. q, Kng of .Townville was among
tho Visitors to spend yesterday In
the city. i"' - ss, al its; ssSfet
bl'----+-- I.aau@,Sss
Wayne Maddox Of the Barcna Creek
section was in the city yesterday.
+ E. R..aGambril of Union Grove spent
part ;of yesterday in Anders9p.,l et.s
Raysor Wyatt of the, whitsfisid sec
ton was in the city Yesterday
John A. Bolt, d wen known Dlanter
OF Centervllle, was IN thp city sestsr-
day. 2f}' isg tsgsss
W.BB. King of Anderson Il. r. d..
spout q few hours in tho city yester-
day
Mrs. F. NJ. Cary and Miss Helen
Cary have returned to theih home in
Seneca after visit 20 friends here.
]. r, Vandiver, has returned from
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battsd for Holden In 9th.
Score by innings ss Il
Cincinnati. q, 4. 900 600 600
BostotI j. 8. ..o10 oos f0xT 2
Summary Two base hits, Kiilifer.
kScAmid Fhitted! = ISJ % = Y
Saetifice hits, Eyars. ~ e ~
S len bases, Mara fyile. hiann.
Left on bases, Cincinnati s; Hoeton
tSir5t base Oh dnd balls OF YingIfnE i.
sig 7 ss;s's ems By Yipgalng Ispdplph
bst tIa., zaies.S5 s. ~ /.
s7,::.a sitsii ssslans.
uhpisss aulEiey ana sson.
I Tas = !. 4! 8Sx s... ssSrs s. second GENE 8
ct 81. \ o
6fSf fen r. !. Z. 4 o SIssssi sSsu5 q
50roh 2il rs. :. a 10 j 2 . !. i
80 8 &. .s 3 i s % \ / 8 d q
3 ss &. Q o I. 4 e ,O ID
s. pnatllx r. !. o o 4 17s3I = ~ d
s0nznlss d 4. {. 4 z 0Ss d o q
ha1ni.ier ss o Il s 4
ssailaiii n j - Il & q % s.
s1Dassl As = !. 8 ). Z. !. I. 4 ! b % ~ q
aessls a
4 = - - - = = s.
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F0GTRALfs

SCI 8. ~ ma .s.sst
{ came am pf Tho 1914 coIlese Football 10
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! 5TSEsKNEIaAT.'

AT Brooklyn 4; Chicago 4.
AT Pittsburgh Il; indianapolis o.
AT Baltimore z; 81. Louis s.
At Buffalo 2; Kansas City 4.
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Interna atioral League

AT Montreal IL; Buffalo a.
At Providence q: Baltimore o.. &
AZ Toronto a Rochester 5.
Newark New dorsey. not scheauie,
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: Summary-Two base hits. Killifer.
Smith. (2.)
Sacrifice hits. 'Whitted.
Stolen bases, Niehoff. Twombly.
Double palS, Smith, Maranville and
Schmidt. 4 q,
Left on bases Cincinnati 8; Boston
4.
James 3.
Boston, !. 8.
Struck out BY Douglass 8; James
Time 1.sssS,
Umpires. Eeason and ouigley.
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John A. Bolt, d, wen known planter
CT centervllle' was in thg Sity yester-
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W.B. King of Anderson r. r. D.,
spent 2 few hours in tho city yester-
day.
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+ E. R.aGambril of Union Grove spent
part so9 yesterday in Anders9p.Y,
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Raysor Wyatt of the, Whitsfield sec
tion Was in the city yesterday.
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WAYNE Nadtlox' Of the Barcna Creek
section was in the city yesterday
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Personal

s''..--.'-. :: is'i
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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sargent and
daughter. Martha left yesterday for c
stay OF several weeks in different
parts of ihc Carolinas. 90
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Miss Lottic Mullgan is visiting her.
sister, Miss Annie Muiligan in Able
vile for 2 week i9f.if
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w. q, King of .Townville was among
tho Visitors to spend yesterday In
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-16
ALEX H. SIMPSON DIES
AT HOME IN LUMPKIN
Aged And Esteemed Citizen
Passes Away

Lumpkin, Ga, July 15.-Alex H
Simpson, aged 60 years, one of the
most prominent and best-known cit.
liens of Stewart county, died at :
o'clock last night at his home here
after lingering illness. Mr.. Simpson
retired from active business about a
year ago. For a number of years he
was chairman of the county board OF
commissioners and rendered the coun-
ty much valuable service. He was a
Confederate veteran, having served in
General Preyton H. Colquitt's com
mand throughout the war. He is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. w. F.
Strayer and Mrs. ]. Hamp Barr, both
of Lumpkin, and a twin sister, Mrs.
kittie Everett, also of Lumpkin. Mr..
Simpson was a member of the order
of Odd Fellows and was one of the
most universally beloved men of the
community. Funeral arrangements had
not been completed at this hour.
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For State Treasurer.

To the People of Georgia:
l am a candidate to succeed myself
as State Treasurer, subject to the &C
ton of the Democratic primary.
My candidacy is based strictly upon
my record and experience in this of
fee, which are we'll known to the peo-
pie of Georgia, and which trust has
been satisfactory. If, in your opinion
the management of the states finances
under my administration for the past
several years has been faithful and eff
cient, I would gratefully appreciate
your encouragement at the polls in the
coming primary,
Thanking you for the support and
confidence extended me heretofore, !
earnestly solicit your further kind
consideration Of my candidacy in the
present campaign. Respectfully
W. J. SPEER.
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FLEE TO WE'D; LAND IN PRISON
Couple Sent to Penitentiary So Hours
After Capture in Stolen Buggy.

Leavenworth, Kan, July 15.-Less
than SO hours after Jack Robinson and
Ellen Frances appropriated a livery
horse and buggy at Ottawa, Kans., and
started for Lawrence, where they
planned to be married and then flee
from the country, the couple were be-
hind the walls of the state penitentiary
at Lansing. Robinson and his prom
ised bride were brought to the instit l.
ton to serve out a term of from one
to five years.
Love at first sight, a hastily planned
elopment, a quick drive to Lawrence
arrest a few hours later by Sheriff
Nick Johnson, of Franklin county, a
return to Ottawa, short trial immed
lately, and their Imprisonment tells
the story OF. the young couple.
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citizens ARE SAVING HAY
ON STREETS OF AMERICAS
In Compliance With Request
Board Of Health

Americas people are not allowing the
grass to grow under their feet-or up
on their premises or vacant lots. Quite
recently DR.. J. w. Chambliss, chair,
man of the city board of health, issued
request to citizens to cut the grass
and weeds upon vacant lots, to the end
of eliminating mosquitoes and render
ing the city more healthful. Many lots
have already been Invested of rank
growths of weeds and grass, and the
improvement will be general. When
citizens do rot perform this task it
will be done by the street department,
Ct the property. expense.