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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05
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HIB IliIII IIGIE

IL L.
~ AZ lnrtl, Ca, April 4 Com mnientIat ION.
.ol don't lilsoIl's stssid with faS-
g ..4.sitssss 10 the repeal cf the Panama
Canal tolls exemption act, praise Cor
. ls sliee eesa IN his catlpaign for tef4
5irre encyS REFORM and the ae-
slectItlh Of dates for tseofg &c, Is demo.
cratic primary and state Gun vatitEoif
2 ss-.t {
ted ps lle ate siefnnofatic exaS4.
itlyS cgznilli tee the primary for tie,
sk2legti on of candidates .for JntleI.-
States sen atoTS as IS Il sslss for goT.-
nrHpr 81 ;56th az &c tfficerf ~ MS 5e
hesd ~ gust iie state cDnYent titilf
", meet at Macon sept. ii Ii was
hatln0nIpua until tho .Ranninh tolls
cSe Ion was fftrosiaccsI. phS in
aecttQn bf this. howe ArcI 81 II a
e I5ish e aissll hy sSgi Son.
sziille utliegs at,a WA fiifl IA e 81 /
hini he reaolt luton II tile
I'D cent tllal 7 was adppte ie:t1.S Z !.
HQsVTyEIIUu
tIossSil meme eber OF flie n6tI5Daf slalsi-
euIital itiee. from i 5Aorgia. cnft !
" Es " g lsl g tlleg prsssids Hnon the
aiitcoifie 81 BIS fikfif for
and tElJI se, s,rlIa - ...z:s 81
lillqQeIx adeijtesl s.
lgs tlts coinbilt tte 81 tlsa
eotsnty plstt itii n to apply to sli Is e
tlees To be- iiIlad by The atafo4 ia;
yoie was anntinF inaI,artasit feature
g tod q m SUNS. =
He the aslnptioa ~ Tie coinnitt4
sqe q the county aiit ii n ssa mt
ssts. 80 - Y ~ " ss si11T7-
~ ~ via esl lyr onea l1ress s5lgly
tIiaf tllpyl tayDrea ttIis sffsss, Ssssi.hl ti5gf
4 clipped ;litf khe tsiii6 cngfls Ia
eti0H today Cater ogii0neist 4, tbs
= IN Joe fssII Hall 5f tsin ! I,5
elsied that flio coHuts unit fqise
es pflaiesf e CpntestE iEsIs di1E ~ 81
atica 81 tAe ti amen afaeof
llf Ifnt i III ll6 pt1issIar efestfon ~
s. scsfntore
IinIlef isc bf0Vjss6ns o fiia ths,,Sv
5te se tlie easltfddta DoiilI,e & Is ii,
lle ates iE any aleciialf
lIIYz
% lsrcls 0difty DO fi0 state cnls vi :
arS 81 rs aeif for
lllLzszs
mes gA6sab ( ~ "a.
!, 4 isnnit,s Fesd fpfl13f 81.
Sfnp
u seffB flA afff :.
assef iie tt ID d ,en s ~
~ allpnnssd whether IL NlIi BE-
~ ~ -
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PRIVILEGE TAX Oh J.
FERTILIZER SALES
Income This Year Will
Probably Break Ali
Records

Columbia, April s.rA total OF S236,-
27L24 has been received from the
Privilege tax on the sale of fertilizers
up TO date, according TO the figures
from the Office Of State Treasurer s.
z. Carter. The amount received from
this source Up to this time last year
was 1901 .953. 10 and to the correspond
Ing date In 1911, one OF the heaviest
years, II was S244,5 ,54S,4S and the re-
celtats from the tax 20 greater this
year 10 date than they were for l9la
.afil & Is believed that the ihc0me
from this tax will break the record
this season, Tho fertilizer tag tax
goes 70 the support 3of Clemson coll
lege.
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Greenville Piedmont
Billy BaplE Is an optimistic soul.
I Probably that Is why there Is so
much or HIM He fav0rS continuance
OF tho county to county campaign
sbecsuEe he aoes educational opporIun-
tiles In. &c. What ii vision no, has.
lie must have forgotten all about,
the last state campaign. IL there was
tliiH irvs gilt atsyc Ia; that Bpasm 1t
vas G tigeAttye along wrong Iincs.'
Jones 4 tart ted it and Blease gioacd him,
With his own medicine 0yerdosed him,
tii f5tt. f, 5 a.s u; i
rs fJiye. LET us have q aplendid,
upli ting, educ tIoRal caIDpRign thin
slftilttie u. The Inteiligencer editor
wants the cotton warehouse .fyHtelis,l
the I'Orfeils land iitsle sygteta, an In
horitAnee Tux, rural credits ard matt,
teras Ike tlleRi discussed by tho car
sdidRtes for governor. Excelioht slg-;
ges ton ) such things ought to be dis
Cllsaed, instead of candidates. irdelg-
Ing "a peesOnaiitiea as 90 cath other.
Il. 71s ~ I5S,fitJIt f1It1, n
sqtilft CUP Thorc Will be eleven cam
dlslates for geYer1cr and no one GDnlsI
beBin l6l ttla Justice to q dlBcusaiDnf or,
the suisiects suggested by E9IsRel4
4Aanllh il1s iaen tllsaass il1..l.
hours 0f pepclsi ihiaking z ~ tho
s,ib erhat0klat candidates. would he
rather icp much OF a good thing.
leEen II they ara oniy given i. half
hour, it VIII take live ma d half
hplies fcr hel prpeeBsi sipa to pass By 81
Aild sss{en the candidates scr lleti-
4ezltsl Eugernors aeeras !. ot q At
cotis trollhF general tFcasifar tor
iseg fseI1Hfai !, superb fIntendent i0f eflti-
cas!sEis Sd isN!tAns md isispertet ptss.
iiiitIs 0ulIEll &c. ti0
ilbYq. ~ fOtitPibtila g tsio nNf saI cSE
tue sjrttt1srS, want Is sllc run Tor thur
They yl raise howl II de-;
Ilisd tho opportunity 10 tell no ;seaft
-ptecall how much they f6yd them.
fEilB lsotpfnhr 5 Office HI not siipreflleIg
ilnpDrtahk, thpugli liig ghest in fltsilor
a saitroad roiltlnissionsR can Drobablyi
llp more harm ors good than q epyer.
nor S ~ 81
/. llc Daily Piednioht III Just as aux+
Isk lisss :
tlldtogsA siIgrnssipn or 4 real
a.iestiuls. but Il cnnfasspa the Coi-;
5s.issI = sispeEluFity aB q iliasi silematIciab
~ he can hgirc out how such DIS.
iet9Hian ia possIhiA unde the co snss
% Fecslnts political cara system.
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laB,on kfrs. Gertrude Sl1ildef, q nurse,
here on March Q. A fury tonight has
f5sind him guilty Of assault eg, Mrs,
siillaes and aaixsd the capital pan
ishInent.
Mrs Shidyer. o nurse, was luFed
to a.Foota fl tho downtown district,
by q, man who asserted that a ply
Blclap wished to employ her on q case.
When she arrived at me room six
men attacked her. Five men still arc
held by the police In connection with
the case. .e.e
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Pie dIa1O ont Z res sby feriai
Met at III onea PatIl.

The Piedmont Presbyferial met a.
ltplIee tla ti on y5irat flesiia Az ana cloanfl
Fri day st noon. More SiieH were N,
htsetaaltee tllldn at any DEeSi0as nieet-
III tI1 lufes chi Idfnn s. IlaIsd5 were
rep resent ds Al & large feeepsina war
given Rt ss,e residence Of Mrs. lSark
Shirley, where sweet music ivas ta,i-
sslesed by liisny saFg gis ser All dtiFS
ing the receipt tiufi. At salad coisrEe
ty1ass served. Ffoin5 nj ts ShiffSys d Isli
went To the church era; an, address
eotsae ~ en- tSss ;Esay. ftaIpln
pastor of the ctilirEii MI lB
u VIZ ts,llowed by st. sslareas l,s ROY;
Ireta "a yoags sll isIlina ma; IS: I. d &
/ IinteFest a. IL, s. ESs, s. Z.
Hlurgdpy a(ldFesBea 0s welcome
were made, ,g "a, 4 Brock Tor
tlSle end listened to with close
the Pros rilFss SNgEa.s i. %. aarp6f,
slqgitbe BY Il .NIfs Ella
/ 'fLudg gelis. p venerable lady or 79g for
the ethoal he tesr0nsR was
made, by Mrs. Raymond Beatty OF Aia-
der Bnsiiiesss meeting vrAs g6ne
Into and reports for tho year .Haro
E-e:as Z ~ - JesE sssSSort Fas ssad 10 by
the steicty pf the caprel syeat-
EilnsJerf auu double stars ana stand
ard OF exeetlenee Il ysAe .algs this
.churs,ll Thngsde d afteFnppn q me-
Fiapslal seTigies ;ii 1Or the frat
pfsaia ent og e the Prsaby rlal s Mrs.
( Magg made an ad dress OH home fslls-
i01staa q clsnlspIi colloEe. rev.
Mays TlaGe an add dress on home tsaies
EsoIss which wRSt 81 Fie.i s. IA
"a an sd drcss that gaye the hearers
Agnes Ie0xenet on Junior work. Tsilis
sssisss = snlios ed bs d splendid address by
Rev Jsinitcd 1e - pieGrboIit 4 who haRged
70 stop the ;pregent extraye SS
ThuFsday night Mrs j. %. ReRyes
altvered an address ID her Fien-
3cea ne on q visit to our lnissl05f Eta-
tiana In A 9rsea. Her I'D ssen res tseze
Rshril Il aIi < were told la q & sti0Et
fniins manner,
ley ling an eIortinnt ~ OLE
GERS resnlf lfea Eis q he ~ % sneefe
bot Ilinn 8 yer for Tie culIlI yeAr. ex-
shL.t1E Aniae. lllnt9ln " l1TA raaf 1fasi ~ efH
Isssssz s:ss - "a: eIesaaa la -
place Mrs. T. b, I,,, ,EElrip pItf q OF no.
Ca, tfnsis sat Mrs.. ts. n, iss a.
seeas sess- n a1t Mrs T.. e IlFafl-
|iett uf CEeinsdh ca lego, fecafdlAg u itec-
fneaFl 4 3
ElIs EIlsyf PylIsaTITls
"a q . 60 no SY 0a4s u IB
fail. "A ri sints Ton 10 NEE spi Chi II ir6t
shurea 81 An esfsals stcuen Tor
NO st5 Dril I. +, NJ lfS 81 81 81 81 "a
Ds;lagates fysisii . q pEl ~ the 3FiTeSl7
bSl tfi h / vkhsH hqka. Is tic 81 Is 4; aT5.
a q aIii iitfisd IA 8 iia aglIiond
Ruth cfes s|fd Irs. ] xi. kIsg+
III 81 q s.
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&C REislIsIsll 0IINR III,


{. / alGissits gsiNR sE
g d 4. IA I A i II II II.
Ilahe Illdse
kf4Hs = !, aetspIls 3 e.
81 e'se .9itfss liie,
= SID fasern Acts On naIe Ah-
e Il retirn limit April
Fltnsi 6cactiIsf of Atlanta
szA7AA AaeAt tiek.i1 nia eala Aiss
q, Rfes tt slsll ralpEn limit
8 8 sl.ssiga 81 NetssSs
&ss.4.-sH=ei Tickets tn -a- s:-.-=
se ma 9 wititfetirn israii
Apf
reF1itsis 81 kfne Ia
on tAiN as1F "a. 6
t IL - 0ffl lil.I = "a ~ 3
~ sa
As...azlls1 IS Il N =
lekefs S 40 M aFs
sn tns lInits5 Nav s6lil.
sil fQsRa 6refln slf
81 A ii j %.
s5lst
f4
81 NIL 81 q eez ifS ~
tfn 1lb an ~ IA
eessse .tAa.t say
e0l &. II
"a cl tlsl s ~
ft6es
~
tft ~
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sflIlE 4 4 IS ~
B sUG ron risf

New York. shfi sula fl1i
S34fSfitaf ri "a i has
he snte q y ere, q ia tho
llisiak psQesii b ldst lfen;
isns to fllrk y H, sailz
Sla -. ayrs; daughter ot Pfosl9enk
6s ~ ~ N Z IS
Tls tiig Is . i5y 5 Eeats I'D Tho
shde e3sDs o Shades 0l
FsFuuf ET TSlTkI EyIu y Mi a. = efspA
Fiits red fet = r. 4 e
81 d IS many eeis elillaa alI&
llfna. E,era Ana icsf and Hteltl
III "a ssra fonfos f,fhd.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

Miss, Emma Crawford Of the Long
Branch section was among the vIsi-
tors In the city yesterday, a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

Herbert Esltoi 6f Flat Rock spent
'peEt of i;yestdrday in the city with
relatives. Il,
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PERSONALS.
o o O o o o o o 600 o q

Misses Ray Masters. Mae FAINT and
O. p. Coleman of the Lebanon Sec
ton were, In tue. city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

Earl Keaton OF Flat Rock was In
Anderson yesterday ON business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05
ELI NOR EVlI sew
BktflsIss yy4asss COBSSlAt tiE
BDUQ lllss' 3 lIsE AS HAT!

asling ton. April Fresh fFags
Eank spring ca II ars exactly ilit;tcl,l.lx
til siiSSSs,s isi Ssiss aftiiiciai.
AqEefs worn upon her hat, Ii tli 8 now
fashion SOD by aslss Eleanor gliso,.
sttlV VIII p sLnej 99cqnu W,Illta Ff0NBb
bride ef the present Admin sstrntion
lgllen Rild 8eds etafy DC the Irsay
SiifR loo.
RED nSl q, llillh roses wOrn in d cors
5aRtss Or carried aa q sD0nQuet Tor ~
Sety, matching gat and pink roses nf
tho hat are highest iis the fave sOs
~ los FashiOnabsea pro babis
gEil atseft Akiss yp.Iisoa Il, ,apvlt
III slfe2a oEes IONS fnf l.lst Rf iii L IA
snisI sHliss sllaoFs inst6ssiEEslk of Eiihs
rfprf Szt1uS vi y s1ll5-CyT no TFC1H II
70 slFe & nssnrRi aifeet 10 her ilillis
Essy. y, s.,Ss
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81 iii; 81 II5 II.s sssNA
PfeIpiei. JslfrieE az fha aanfi.
| IN I'tlNNRSTIlSN WITlt5BE It1s IsFnGkR
, R6Yf,1TA r. syss s ~ i
.Schedll j tsfieck kkfA ] slils I3, 1914 !

RikIEsyS5k ~ ~ 8 80!
Sehe;stiI EsfsstR IS 4 -. ~ 1874
NJ b. the FOLLOWING ecnentiio fiIEarsa
are pa bIIsked Sais sc - q; -.
are not guaranteed. y
AffiSsi ana departure of trains fr,Sn.
ANDERSON. s. Il. i3
no. ATfiyiTr from # nj, IS
20 Gfeonxilie and Belf s:s0 & ,s,::.
90 Grsenyilie md lseitoI1 fi.i;s 4 M M
I5 Cliarles ton. CSlfss5bl & a,,sl -
Beiton. through isspsFto @ a
~ Atlanta. Waiballa ana s.
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q % o o o o o o O. o oI

fo o o o o o o o o o o o o.
10 PERSONALS. .
10 9 o o o o o 900 o o
b f't5t ~ y = .-ss.zz-sESS.Ss -: F ~
| Misses, Ray Masters. Mae FAINT and
| @; p. Coleman of the Lebanon sec
tion were, IN the city yesterday.
+ Herbert eitbeTts r eltoh 6f Flat Rock spent
fpeEe! of iSycstdrday I'm the city with
relatives.
! Miss, Emma Crawford OF the Long
Branch section was among the vlsi-
tors In the city yesterday,
Earl Keaton OF Flat Rock was In
Anderson yesterday on business.
wi. H.. Coleman of the Fork sectIon
was in the city yesterday FOR . short
stay.
Frank shoskllyys Of Cent Central was ;aii
among tho visitors in the city yestef-
day. ,,
Kes:strsss RI IS. ,Eant Of, ,foMnrliie.
spent few hours In Anderson yes
terday.
Miss Marllia Ewart OF the { yatI
renRos section was shopping in the
city yesterday.
I wiIE Thompson ce Hopewell was
among the bnsineas visitors 10 spend:
yesterday in the city,
ft.M Miss Inez Tucker of wiliIamston
I;;srants part of YESTERDAYS in the city,
Miss saIllesT Thompson ef tho Nsaiys'l
Creek section was In Andersen yas-
terday, i g 6, "a
w. q. King, Guy Heller and Lon II.
BoleIiian OF TownyiIie were in the
ldity yesterday. ~ 3,
II. IA, Sullivan OF the Fork section
kapent q fewshpurs 1.-the city yester-5
Wilton Hall of Psndieton was In
tho city Yesterday IA business. s.,
g,FJ5s 81 X S,s;s, u y z ~
L. "A. Bolt of CentergilIc spens a Few
In. AZ. .l: ( 81
Niiss Gttis Webb an diars. a. IL. fiofs.
land OF the Fiat Rock section wete in
the city vest eEday,
Chapman or Prosberits was
among the yisitoTs 20 rspGnd yester-
~ In the tYsS q. g 4
vim o9 isreenyiie IS speiii-
.Hss S ssis = ! H. On itilsigusp
lstss Pearl asoinbs6iS oEs Mountain
Greek was sloppfng In the city ycster-
Prof, hs Abrams ot starr vas
atnolfg the busine5s Visitors to The CIty.
yesterday. s
Rev. w, ID, IIamett % SCsFhenyiIie.
fa spending t1aRy iEs lls county. 4.
tors to spsna yesterday ia tho city
,;tsssssasiss ssssss q AZ
hstglboEliopa lin tlssls elly yester1l
J. n. Nance OF 5Due West was IN the
assy yesterday on businsss
Kiss 81 fe lls 6fEh 5t
Iss51tiaHd'A store was fhcirsps sfhs Ia the
city yesterday.
R cEOmsr q ro,sryllIe sDent q
,hOslFs IL the city 4 teTday on biisls,,
Ind Mrs. ID. al oiStisa
Iiope'g veil session ygers in ttle
ton as ilt the city yesterday.
F Martin Of Lebanon was among
the Visitors g HE 81 ses terdSss
Is q s IssV N =
- - Ii HIS a IL ls1lIs..l
Is q, Issrgsts Il Rendition was
aInolig those ta silg gester;lll in.tlseI
~
Guy Kay, ef man was aIslnns the
basingss visit =, salete
Oliver ~ tla ~ 81
ssesaeFds iii And6 son on basstipsa
Allsa III nI. scslles og sIit IteSl
fslea gcsi es..s,se.
AtFg. Il g lsfalst d ssasf Ssss sa0s-
!pins In sls chg
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Blease I lks Proof .,s.
OF Assertion Made

70 tho stThe State; :,
i notice that 30 your issue of tais
Qrnia you state, ,editorially;
NJ, 9s net no volunteer ttsti
Clan send AS the figures of tilpse re-,
leased from the penitentiarY withiA
10 Eoar who hare been guilty of MUIR
tofs. han dos. or other fcIonies2
There bceh a humber OF such, !,
who, liaye escaped our card cata-9
,logue.
las beap,s keeping us1
TO COME e1t with the paroled pris-.
eheTs. aud We certainly have q right
TO presume that you would not n:ake
ttles sstaL elneht unless YOU had the,
proof and yoif arc now requested to
spllbi ilsll the names of tho parties To
aY1tjIll er. OF pnhIfcIy admit
ITlTII you nl3;' v, this s. '1tement witi-
out HAVING Iile facts, ~ s I personally
know it 70 be untrue. Being accused
LQf5 an of oiit H. not being ''guiity', OF
II, and w3 would lite to have the
tlRtneR OF thBse TO whom Won refer
Who ilaya 6e6n convicted and not
tthoEe who III ably by some Har have
sbeeli accused you will not deny that
you tise the es ssiCn, guilty of MUIR
F"srs, or 40 iess or ot her lSnfas..s. =.
--est us have yClsr proof. Very respect
,fiIly. Cole Il Bleasa.
gpIuIHbli, ApriI 2.ss s. 3s.. s.
~ sIaa ttllls tts t 4irie rep have
Iii the press OF crimes
nillal siIs. the para graph quot4
iesl hS Iiip ayafilor. ae State, has said
that IL las ssflb list of them. Mesn-;
time, we qiiute from af Interview nnr+
,,n1Ft Ing 10 be with tbs Eoverhbr
led MARCH, 81 t9I In. the wash
afRgt9fi Post y !. g I 5iifiFas pePdoned and
pafoied about 1s2a 0 con yicts. There
are fewer than 2s0 left ID the penis
tentiary, Out Of the hundrkds
ef Iiseis have 81 toned; or paToIef;
not more lhna tssu "a ona hundred
essS
Here ls adInEssipri tlsst 24 during the
Egoternort.s s term hn yes IA He'd -or about
riEIIf gaga year. 8 I ! (. n y ~.
Z IL u he yernrt'a ffls
nee has been X iiag sap 10 sonie
extent with the paroled prisoners
so l1iE once wi 81 iifBh The state
With 4 list Of the parlanad and paroI-
ed erss or ,Qf eitAsr class, OF
ms much ah eE s1tlier elasS
or or both ciasgds fogethcr with theifS
present postofiicG I'D 5Sses, dates OF.
dn1s md 70 iia the eaTllas bls
lsJ Isl d 81 ate ~ M Brffit
the information z hen the peopie OF.
South ssafoilna 81 tie various counties
ING G1eIgl lDor1upQ IN Io III Tor tIssIllS
Iges ~ heF Ssia Fc9eTncr' 's implied
q siof The Sotil Ii 10 lima penitenS
tiafy and It's of cssE as one OF tho
hfna4 sSf rsliEi.Ae,1l AZ =
IofniiIiF nstitatioiis Ia fiis { world is
wsH founded or not Editor OF The
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& .l.y E.II q CO "a IL aha Aa.

! st51 s5s ~ 4 ,sIsT', Nh,
sEltsSs p1oi halfS proprietor mNst
fog tie ast lie PLAYED sls tho nttarlS
4hes ase ehafE with naai,.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

nftss a il lvel,l, A I. irs titoSIs
land OF the Fiat Rock section were in
the city yssseEday,
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w. H.. Coleman of tile Fork. sectier
was in the city yesterday for . shor
stay.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

lsa-lsl iaC ;. e z. y - '-, .
HElH EEIIEI;ftT r
4. g "A. III. s,iis, ,il,s
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u Il N 81 ~ sAxGsnEee :
q - 49, &. III
81 =,
t VI = N ,s 81 y ~ ~ - -
* y
EIlGE A L.aAA = 1870
- e==--Ssl et etit
tolls rep 81 ind ordered 70 DO
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

f. g. Martin OF Lennon was among
the VISITORS g tae ely esterdas
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

l ,, Chapman or prosheritg tsas
,iasdone the yfsitors 10 spend yester-
~ u the city. iIEEii rs
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Rev. w d, IInmett oe CfhenviIie
IN spending toaRy ~ this county. q
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e II. tswinn 90 GFeensiie IS spend
ils - sits 81 ibtsiiprsp.
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Prof. III. ~ Abrams 0f STAR WAS
AMONG the business visitors to ihe city
yesterday. IS 8. ,I,s ,s
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n Etsg Pearl ION iSse eil ok Mnaslsafhl
Greek agas shonnfng In the city ycster-
day. s. s.
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Ind Mrs. 1Iy !. d Il oi3tise
Iiopewell section Rers in the cIlss
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lls = n. ll.-, q s3ls Z Z. !. =
AZ 1yIttufEUrbft UI TIC l1I7lII
ton as IA the city yestcrdpy.
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! kes;sIrsss RS Enrt Of, ;10wnYiile'
spept q few hours In Anderson yes
terday.
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4 isnnif fsS III Form
RAJ
u effn Is Senator acf =
asif alsei lie fltli itsiI s riS
aapnnsed Whether 81 VIII 81
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j 81 ne % Gales os slie lfes
f,nga ssi:sss q seSl ess--ss.:
5 tfp Fl o. Esfalfl IL yss ..0a-
pms IN the ci,g
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Frank Shosllly. OF Central was
among tho visitors in the city yestef-
daV
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

Miss MarIlia Ewart OF, the Va
renRes section was shopping In the
city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

WilE Thompson cf Hopeweil was
among the bneiness visitors 10 spend:
yesterday in the city,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05

lEttIItiisII
tors tp 55pSnd yesterday IN the city,
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II. IA, Sullivan OF the Fork section
liiilent q fewslipurs iasthe city yester-
day. 81. sssssss. lss lsssE iss g. I.
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81 Is I d. ISseeFsts .sf PSndisi6n .wa;I
,aIaolig those lta sid yestefgp ia.tl.e
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Miss Inez Tucker of WiIiiamston
ssIiant.spart OF YESTERDAYS ~ the city.
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u ] "a flssl 81 IA ~
s. 4si,eeEslss asss 9A pAs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-12

Rose Tapley and GLADDEN. James In
Vitayraph special beauty, Sunshine
and Shadows" The George AIDE fable
for Tuesday features the Essanay
queen, Beverly Bayne, and Wallace
Beery Alice HollIster, the worlds
most famous vampire, In a grand two
reel Kalem. Edna and Alice Nash,
the Vitagraph twins, In a dandy come.
dy drama, THE Athletic Family"
Wednesday-The king OF the screen,
Francis X. Bushman, the worlds most
famous actor, In an Essanay master
piece, Every Inch a King assisted
by beautiful Beverly Bayne, Lillian
Drew and Bryant Washburn. Elsie
Gleason in "0ne Kiss" Marc Mac.
Dermott and Gertrude Mccoy in "The
Best Man." from the book. It's real
treat Marc McDermott is one OF the
best actors OF the day. It's worth
your while to see him any time he
plays, especially in "The Best Man"
Flora Finch, Edgar Jones, Louise Hun
and others for Wednesday.
Thursday-Harry Morey, Wally Van
and Cissy Fitzgerald in a tworeel
vitagraph that's simply great, How
20 DO II and Why" THE Vanishing
Of olive" with Mabel Thinnelle, Her
Der Prior and Besse Learn. The next
OF OLIVES Opportunities" Mabel
Trunnell as Olive. A Selig two.reel
society drama that's beauty, featur-
ing Edith Johnson and Ada Gleason.
in Rosemary, That's for Remem.
brance."
Friday-A special series starts for
girls. Beautiful Gertrude Mccoy will
start as THE Stenographer," and give
series Of lessons in experiences OF
The Girl Who Earns Her Living"
The Biograph special for Friday is an
other beauty with Vivian Prescott in
Cousin Pons."
saturday-A grand two-reel Kalem
and another two.reel Selig beauty,
with the famous Helen Holmes In
THE Flying Freight Captive Don't
fail to see the next and fourth OF
The Beloved Adventurer series. Each
one gets better. No 4. IAN American
Heiress." Ruth Ryan and Arthur
Johnson in this number. Get a 2jc
book at the Dixie window and read
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-12
AT THE QUEEN,

Tonlghts special feature In three
parts Is one Of unusual interest THE
Plum Tree" with the worlds most
famous actors and actress, handsome
Francis X. Bushman and Bryant
Washburn and beautiful Beverly
Bayne. See this feature tonight. II
will please everyone. Admission, 10c.
Next Saturday afternoon - The
famous Anita Stewart In another VI
tagraph masterpiece, Shadows OF the
Past" The last OF the Pauline series
on Christmas eve. A big special for
Christmas day, and Kathleen Williams
In one OF her masterpieces day after
Christmas
The Queen will be nice and warm,
Don't miss "The Plum Tree" tonight
because It's cold outside.