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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

WASHINGTON. ~ g.. Dec. u One
~ thc most Isolated ~ an the regions
htlsnpinr 10 the bellirercnf powers 90
Eurape's great wer 10 FINLAND. y IL
f,s, thousand miles nearer the scene ~
hostlilfles than f9r.rastcrn Russia,
nnd set IL /. nov safe behind ramfartH
~ Ice and Snow FOR many months Ia
come The story ~ The Finland u
today h. told IN statement given q"
the prcfa ~ the National Geographic
sncictv which follows.
sftnland the enlarged iHthmus
which Joins sweden Norway and lap
land 80 the continent ~ Europe aud
which L. about tw0-thirds surrounded
by ne waters ~ the Cuffs u Finland
ana I,oihnia aud by those of ihs Wait
ssaa. De- yomew hai iaiacr than the com
hIr,d nren ~ tho states ~ 0~of-ia
luath Carolina and North Carolina
ne population 80 upugrd ~ three mill
lion souls in spite ~ inni fact that hF
extreme southern boundary H nH ttf
north as Cape Farewell Greenland. iia
latitude corresponds gfnsraly to the
southern hair ~ Alaska
yet in spite 81 this far-neftkeru 900
mtinn ~ FINLAND Il Imports noerif %
hundred million duilar worth 90 mri-
chandisc every year and exports sh4ut
seventy million debate worth nf eam
mndities these hriuf mAde ei pflH.
cipnlly Of wood. f.sh tud bntier
afininndH foulgn trade hHa expand
80 rapidly during fh past twenty
years Thr growth n it. exports has
been sfeady nnd their naturc ST. such
ls t0 Insure them finn mnrteiH reaprd.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
PORTLAND NEWS ITEMS
Ms. ALIcE ARaUNIpEoNL

PORTLAND Texas December %
The liur Scouts oyster supper vHa
e complete sgcces- and thc huNs asnin
proved themsclvc. efficient even at
syr1ins oysters
Joe MERRITT and Iim Griffin win worl,
the Geo French Farm wlth ,im this
year Mr. Frrnch is nuildina com
Portable Sis room house f1r their occu-
rancy and soon au viii be- muunl
correct MERIT aud Griffin are sy.
temaue formers. DO SIS said and have
hrought stock and poultry from their
Hume state north
The McIap Residence r ahont conn
plrtr Tim Fwnfcou D.. DOING the utrt
.ng and dccowung as fast Ae weather
Viii permit
q o. Stucker Tire rNmhlc plumber
ls dous some repair work. ai ihc Al
word homc
PARTIES arc tisitu. the 900 ueid. 600
This side even with the mortimer pre-
vnilns autos are am employed aud
people enthusiastic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
FINLAND MOST ISOLATED REGION
BELONGING TO A BELICcERENT POWER

t0,tfis two ponIie. u,iry cattle from
DrrmafE have been used ip Improve
the nnilvc breed and this outi,ine
country le fast heeumins ono n Eu-
ropes mnsf important rrnamvrIgs 81
eapaftH annually ahnut q. 300 900
pounds ~ butter considerable q which
d. Imported h} Dermart fnrrt mixed
with Danish hHttrr ani n-eNperfed
ns q native pf0-iact
Tho fafeffs ~ ilnland afo lis areat-
go atnral urHlis 7hcY Furnish Tho
fpi' fuel ~ thr Finnish peUFie The
flnns hcaf ani rrrfrise THEIR rountr1
with uUiid hpfn.ns ~ooH iH their h"me.
flcturt fqntces. railway Trains steam
bfsis and upon tae rocky saiis 60 fer
tl.fs lhsu
However Finnnd hl- hHlif up 81
sound fnreian nnHinrss nf preserviug
attention fn its three sif Del. Salmon
anu hlke frlm tinritn Nrheree reach
even thr United rt.ftr mni.rts lis-
sides urh c0Hstai fisheries tna fInns
take iar4r and Valuable ffrth vatrf
catches in their uvfrs 1nd iHkes Foe
Gets literally blanket fha county i'n.
prr paiu forms unr of the nrresi lfrm-
&c tiniah1H export nf forestry pros
dpcts in iPl1. 10 exported 80 9il 600
pounds ~ wnOd ralp lrd autnttles
80 iumb,r
the teig 90 i,asaiH ia GRIND pui,r
- iinland. ard ihe little cnautri main-
iains Q certain outward senhilnte nf
He urtfn rtIsfaree Do a however Boz
reality as mnrh p,t ni Russia as the
conquered iHnd of lus-ipu Poland Tho
finnH haNe constitution nut il+n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

caller ads paws hest aiwavs sncn,
psst elfemstoN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
WHITE HOUSE EXPECTS BABY
Home Coming Of Presidents Daugh
ter IN Anticipation Of Interesting
Christmas Possibility


WASHINGTON Dee ~ president
Wilson Is planning a reuniou u, thr
members ~ his famH, 30 thc White
House on the holidays As ai: public
functions. especially the public rccep.
uon Ncw Years dal. has been cans
celod because the President is Is
mourning, hc has been able ta rria,
The uninserrurtcd compan, VI his
daughters FOR the first tim. sine, Mrs
wilson's death Incidentally. ID is u,,..
hahir that there will Dee another
White House baby ife cor She MAY
DE a Christmas silt. too Nrs Francis
X Sayre. The Presidents daughter
whose home Is az Wniamstown. Mass
Is expected o. reach here some time
nrNt week. She VIII Ycmain with hon
iHther for considerable time. ana la
~ therefore likely that the new arrival
expected about Christmas. viii be hor,
IN the White House
Last year the rVslScnt with Mrs
Wilson and two y his daughters spent
we holidays AZ Pass Christian. Miss
caller ads paNs best aiwavs. amen,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
DANIELS WANTS DREAD
NOUCRTS FOR j. S. NAVY
ll'ontinucd frmu lagc l.


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hnt .rrtt,t.I fH. ,I.e .f n.. ,.tIu
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tu, tt. r.u,f.3 D..,t .,r.. ..,.,.,,,.l
tbai ohu, thr .,ihmafIo,. bn,.
l,t, par ta ,l.o Jos naval ..,,r.,..
ihoe do mot ropl,,. tb, nD.,.t rf.,rt
.ra,.o n,t.l a,st,.,,,n b.ts o.. ,l.,
atini.n fbni tb, lr,.sIn.ii.ht r.,n.l,.
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' ''''' my 'N'l' t"i'''u''l uses.
''N' 'n' n''h"onr 90 'nN navy mat van
..,....,
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The department feels thut ~ iH upon
snfe Hr"nnd in looking to the Board 60
pfeacrih" thc character ~ the ships To-
"'N'
p" 'N'''''''''. ~ ''''H, '''N'' "H'
''ll'N n WV N"I mus MS
Ni"'''' 'nNii 'n''n 'n 'i' ln''''iN "i''N-
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o." 'l'""N''l h'iW''h ln'H' p"M'li"t
1hipN "''" h'' lNH'lf 'n' conc luai"n
tnN' 'n'lF lui'"'r construction Nhuulh
N' u'"'nl'"" J." laN"i ot me smaller
'iNll Nhl'h M" Nsl'nlhh'" the worn"
7 Nl l'H ''lll'N T." SINK cruisers ana "th'r
'l"lh SWING Hh H'N'r'H' ana MOST i'-
WI 'i'MH h't"ic W. presence ny dlscnN-
ere" ~ mas N' lhht naval rnsnee-
m'nlr inirf "n VIII trnrh lessons That
WI 'h'Ny 'hpff' upinl"n lNil aA lonS
iN 'h' NUM- "i lh" Hhl''t naval niti-
I 9'fH believe ~" increhar of the navy
noun" 'mutN'" W. lNf proportion, the
lai"n'n"NHhN IN. dostr"Nrr ana thc
submarine the S'cro'hrv would not
srol Warranted In recomm"ndine a
NN''N 'i'r'n' program "t v"nstfuc'
Won
However in Wow of the domou.
! strated craft, appropriations generous
j. " therefor without reducing the APP
preparations Tor other cir,tt. The estl
/. mites FOR These wcrc reduced 10 th'
minimum
d 'rhat our nav, has not neglected TN
. construction OF submarines viii he see,
/. hy 4 conipat,xon az our strength ii
81 this ctnn Win that az foreign nn,i,,
2 IL ls roughk estimated that the ar
. built ar building for the various ma
yies tho following number of .ubmar
3 incs England n. France 70. Unite
b states 81 Germany 81 japan ~ Thi
a. estimate xas maa. IA Univ ID thls v,nl
T. Whom tho relative Alsea OF IN
fleets OF the great nations cnumcrate
= lahove an, considered. IL viii be- sn..
= that tho United states has a suhnaaf
'r inc flutllln relatively and actually ver
~ powerful. England's ficc, is morn tina
y twice as great as our. vet she has bu
= little morn than hall as many NOR
'r suhnnhnncs Franc, has a rnnsia.r,
" bN largrr submarine fleet than oar
With a smaller navy. but She has !
- tho past taken she lead IN submariu
building Sone YEARS aga she hhan
doned the aroadnoush policy to acqnit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
HORSES RACING AROUND THE
CIRCUIT BEAR QUEER NAMES
RAGS. BILLY SUNDAY. IN coee.
WEDDING BELLS, SVSNGY
AND FRiskERiNA SOME
or BEsT RACERS.

PEOPLE often wonder whp ramof the
race horses and whs somo 81 thom henr
aUeh unreasonable, tiiipH totape afc
mcsns around American clfcHllt care
NsaR nasnua thai in @Gnp uasNq NbsHi
appear 20 pc handieaps llefc afc q
few samples nf odd nRmca igaEs ~
r.. q. Baby Doh. Yum Yum. Nnso
hcutin tiiagefinA, sytsNy, Snah,
fii,wn. Syaflauone strewpue giiN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18

Next Examination Tor license to
Practice VIII Bc Held Here
in December.
CHANGE is MADE IN DATE
All Applicants Hcquired to Pay Fee.
Which tas Been RcduccH From
So To 'St0-Test Extended
Through Two Days.

New rules governing the exam!na-
ton NJ onnlc,rte fo, 1ic. >, .
80 IT,, -. p'",
~ I'd" !" 'h'S state nave peeh adopt
cd by tho Virginia Board Of Law EN-
aminers The new rules. which were
mad. n,,h1ic yo..ord,, ,,,, -, -
"eN' examinations I" ne :'rid in Rich
mond, The date FOR the examinations
has been chaurp5 from the first wa
,,os+.,. >,o.,
y,,G,,o..,,,,. ,'t ,.', - cue second
-, -,
MS horo,n ,r,,',l.','""S ear are he Ia,
r,,,r,,' W.,.i',ia =. ''"'n"Ne on the
n,i I 80 1 1.r'CS !" June, ana inc
.nosd,y ~ noca,,,i III; IN, S"lU Wvp
n~,,ri,,,io,, ~, ,; m. re- .i,, secon"
- i'i;,., 'P ~; ming 10
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G,,s o,nf H., ,t,t,,o', 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
LOCAL. OFFICERS RETURN
FROM REVENUE MEETING
IL. J.. Porter. "f Hichmonh. Made Chnir-
roam al Executive Committee az
Washington Convention.


Internal Revenue Collector X. &. l..
Moncurc ana several members OF tho
local Office. who have been attending
the annual convention of the Internal
Revenue Agents Association at the New
Willard Hotel. Washington. returned
nome yesterday. and We're at thei; posts
OF duty. Those who represented Rich
mond were AIR. Moucurc. Chief Clerk
Thomas L. Meany. Revenue Agent u. l..
Porter. Deputy Collector NJ NJ. Stod-
dard and Storckoepcr G. L. Snyder.
Tfs" local delegates report an excel
lent time at tho conventions. In addi-
ton to the business sessions there were
number of entertainment features
which were greatly enjoyed by them.
From a local standpoint. the most In
tcresting feature of the convention was
the election Of Captain Porter TO the
Craftsmanship OF the executive commit
tee. Il pos. held by Mr. Mcany for scV
cral years The convention meets next
yeai in New York
Collector Moncure announced yestcr-
day the appointment of Alexander j..
Wcttderhuii, OF Alexandria, AS Il deputy
collector. assigned to field service an
der Colonel w IL Chapman, internal
revenue agent. Mr.. WedGcrburu. who
Is well. known newSpaperrnan. was Il
candidate IN the las, campaign for Lieu
tenant Governor OF Virginia. He as
sumrd his new duties yesterday.
During the past week diStillcrics
throughout, the district resumed opera
lions. after the regular summer sus-
pension. Those TO begin work We're the
Richmond, DarbvtUwn. old Dominion
pocohOutas and Brier Creek. The bal
ance wil' start operations before the
end Of the month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
RICHARD c. MACMURD0
NATIVE OF RICHMOND
Prominent Confederate Veteran Dies at
New Jersey Home Where He
Surnt Last Years.

Richard Charming Macmurdo, vino
died last week ut his home in Airing
ton, y. i. wAs native of this city and
n veteran OF the Confederate States
Army. the last years Of his life he
spent in Arlington.
He was san OF the late James Il.
MaCmurdo and grandson of Bishop
Richard Charming Moore. His eldest
sister was the wife OF the late Colonel
~ l.. iNvs. whose daughter. Nmclic.
now the Princess Troubet2koY. has at
tanned much fame ms novelist. lie
leaves one daughter, Mrs. James Nospcr.
Of Arlington, and one brother. Charlie"
l. Macmurdo. of 81 Louis. Mo.
Mir. Macmurdo'S early business If"
VAS spent AS GiacOunt clerk in the old
Exchange Bank. now the First Ma
tional When the War Between the
states began he enlisted in Company
T.. First Virginia Regiment, ana went
through tho campaign in West Virginia,
Whor" General Zee was opposing Cen
crHl HoSccrauH. Nitcrward he was as
Sj"utu TO duty on the stan Of General
GUSTS Ice. When the famous T.ctcher
Battery WAS formed hc>w3s made first
sergeant Of that organization which
lttcr h"camc a part nf ''cTram's Bat
TALON. Nt the close OF the war he was
Il commissioner officer in the battccv.
lie participated in nearly all BATTLES
in which The Army Of Northern Viz
uiriu was cuGaucd
MI MocmUrdos circle OF relatives
,ud fricodS in Richmond and Virginia
NlS large lie was connected with
many of tho oldest families "a the
rts4t'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
GOVERNOR MOVES MONDAY
Trnr>frr Executive Mnusion from Capi
tnI SMmmrc 20 Franklin Strcct.

Tbe residence of the Governor of Nir
SIuia VIII be transferred from the cap
itpl square Ia 92u West Franklin Street
next Monday. and for three months
Governor stuart Will reside among old
liz iEhhoTs
Ey fortunate circumstance the Ev-
ccltiNe. while casting ABOUT for a sui
able place OF abode. discovered tina.
The West franklin building. where lie
had his home when he was member
OF th. state Corporation Commission.
WAS available and ne los; no time in
securing i lease on the premises.
Tie Executive Mansion in the Capt.
tpl square - ia underGot extensive re
pairs. The contract was awarded last
Wednesday, by the special commission
appointed by the last Legislature. and
tho contractor: will begin The WORK os
rchabilitatinS the old structure SIN
mcGiately il is vacated by the Gov
ernor He Indicated ut the time the
contract was given out thot he would
Nac3tc next Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
CURE
HEAI)Al3I|IIE=:, COLDS,
((jNSTIPATI
Tonight: Clean your bowels
anu sion headache, colds.
soar stomach,

take a Cascarct Tonight TO cleanse
your Liver, Stomach and Bowels. ana
YOU Will surely feel great by morning.
You men ana W. zen who have head
ache. coated tongue, bad cold. are
bilious, nervous. unset. bothered with
a sick. casSy, d!sordercd stomach. or
have headache ana feel all worn out.
Are YOU Keeping your bowels clean with
CaScarcts-oi merely forcing a pas
saGewaY every few days with salts ca
tha"tic pills or castor oil?
Cassar"ts immediately cleanse and
rc"ulate the stomach. remove the sour,
u"ctscstcd and terment,ng food and
ioui gases: take the excess bile from
,he liver aNd carry of the ccnstipa ted
waste matter and poison from the
bowels.
Remember n cascarct tonight viii
siraiEhten YOU out by morninE. =
lo-cent box from Your druggis, means
healthy bowel action; a clear head and
chcerfulncss for months Don't for..ct
the children. ADVERTISEMENT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
MODIFICATION DENIED
Pcnitcnttar! Bonrb WORT Change Cpr
Aiti l.;ili.Ir

Application of the Star Manufac tur-
inS Company. OF jefferson City. Mo.
for n,"diiicatiou of it's contract for
prison l9nor with the state of Nir-
ginia was yesterday denied by Cover
nor Stuart and The ponitentiary Board,
- meeting held in the Governors
rilicc.
The Star Manufacturing Company Is
under contract VIII, the state to em-
ploN cnnNictS at tho pcuitcuiisry in
making ovcraus officers or the con
coru represented To the Governor and
fcnitcntiary Board that the war in Eu-
rope has seriously affected the demand
Tor it's product. and that tho company
will suffer a heavy loss If it continues
10 manUiacturc ovcrallS i'm large guam
utN during an ndcfiitc period OF dc
preston. Permission TO reduce the
numbcr ot convict hands employed ia
the oNcrails factory is therefore de-
sired.
After Il lengthy discussion il was
decided that the Missouri corporate ION
should .bc held 10 its contract The
board, however. agreed to give a meas
urc OF relief 10 tho manufacturers by
%rantinE reasonable extension of tin.
time for making payments for convict
labor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
RINGWORNS So BAD
HAIR EATEN AWAY
Suffered Terribly. Broke Out in
Small BIisters. Head Scaly,
Eruption Began to Spread. I'm
possible to Rest, Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Healed.

2223 18th St. y. W.. Washington. d. c.
-" Some time ago ! suffered terribly from
rins"orms. They broke out In small blistcrs
and the head became scaly. So bad vers
the rinEworms that the hai- was completely
eaten away. tho scalp became tender and
irriatcd SO much SD that after being touched
sores began TO spread After. a few weeks
the head became sohd mass OF sore erun-
ton. In some instances the irritation wa,
50 severe that it was almost impossible 10
rest
Those ringworms had been running
Tor two or three months and numerous,
remedies. home and prescribed. were tried
hut 10 no avail. Some one hit upon the
idea 10 try C!ticura Soap and Ointment Al
we had been using II in the family for tho
babies Upon the first application relief
waS Afforded in TWO months an entire ncw
growth OF hair had come forth and after
continuing tho treatment for another month
was completely healed OF the rlnGworm,
(Signed) Daniel w Chase. Jan. %. 1914.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
Samples Free by Mail

Why not have clear skin? Cut,cura
Soap used exclusively and Cu,icura Ont-
ment occasionally will promote and main
tain clear skin. free from pimplcs. black.
hcads. redness. rourhness rashcs and other
unschtly eruptions. although Cu;icura
Soap t2ac and Cuticu-a Ointment SOC. arc
sold nv druggists and dealers everywhere
sample of each with 32-p. Skin Rook
VIII he sent free upon request Address
pos'-cnTd: CuticWa Dept r. Bnston.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
Scabuard Earnings.

Th9 HpproNm&tt gross earnings Of
ll" e""huar" 80" i.inv EailWaN tor the
first week in September according 10
nsurcS 2puOunccC Yesterday. were
Sip1,oSO, against S4Si.o@i for the same
period of last year. decrease of
81. Sii. From July until September
= the gross earnings are estimated at
$%,S"o, .55, against $i.o97.c69 for the
same period durinc 1919. showing a
decrease of S2069li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18
CHARTERS ISSUED

charters were issued Yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission us
follows;
Hcrfurth Engine Company. Incorpo-
rated, Alexandria. Capital strCM $4,000
to Sli.nOo. Objects: manufacturing
HlG dealing i'm engines, automobile ma
ehincrN. etc. Rudolph Hcrfurth. prcSi-
dGnt. SNllic Hcrfurth, secretary and
treasurer, both OF Brooklyn. y. y:
Hugo glcrfurth, Alexandria.
MarinSN vile Steam laundry Co. In
corporatcd. M9rtiHSVillc. Capital stock {.
S5,ocn To Si0,ooe Objects; I.auh,lI v
business. u. y lee, president: II O.
furch vice president; il; w Hamilton,
secretary and treasurer, all % Martins
vile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-18

When we say "B ct ter
Clothes" we mean it.
We have a habit OF saving il
but it's true every time.
The best Tailors. that ever
crossed a leg or held Il goose,
made oUrSui,s,
The fabrics are new colorings
and patterns OF Fall LSuitings!
Two button--three button
Double Breastcd-the conser-
vative styles or as Englishy and
Smart as you wish.
Take a look at our SIS, Sis
or $4o Suits and youth see, the
best Suits the prices ever
fought.
Turn your steps this way for
the limit Of Fall Suit Satisfac-
ton.
Kir arrish Co.
Better Clothes.
G27 las, Broad st.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-14
The llAARREQ BADl
OF GEORlIE Y(ClIi|I; Q BiEI;
Found In the BINS of 8 cottage
On Eiis f.auTeAs
Farm

I-aurens, Jan. 13Tiiat George F
Young, prominent planter, was
murderedain his hoine last night, and
sthe, cottage burned TO cover the
crime. was the vAr1iic.t r,f n anrnuaar,e
jury here late Tuesday. .Youag.a
vharfed body Was IuttHd aaT1nE inc
ruins of the house at Stamp SPRINGS
'nssF here, this TnoI Ming.
He was the. father off,. Stcbo
Young andsuncle of John T. CARING.
ton, VINO were convicted in conuec-
ton with the Seminole" cases. Gar
tington Monday received full par
don frcH, the governor.
TWO negro suspects are in jail.
Young owned an extensive tract OF
land and spent much of his TIME
alone at his plantation home, his
family remaining at the city resi-
dence here.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-14
BIG MEETING
Being. PLANNED
United Missionary campaign to
Meet Here january 27th
and 2sth
WILL ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
With Characteristic Hospitality
Homes WIN BE Provided
Fog nelegsse.
WILL ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
Fog NalaeekAe

The United missionary Campaign,
a iaymen's movement, Is creating
much enthusiasm anil favorable con-
ment is heard everywhere the pro,
moters holG conference Two da.a
are usually taken a. a conference,
and Anderson IS :tdecl fortunate in
jeing inclal5I in the etties wbeis
these workers will eome. Prof.
Geins. of Ria.,l pind eonege, will hive
charge of the, services. end such = Ill
Known speakers as Dr. f, NJ. Por,at
and Prof. :Fnb. G. Cliake5Sies will ad-
Jress the 4, 2ct;ngs.
The sessions arc to be held in the
st. Johns Methodist church and will
einbracs the s2Ith and 2Sth Of January.
The conference is ifterdenomination
al, and every church in Anderson
county is urged 10 have good live
delegation present, and in addition
as many ether members as care to
come. Homes vii be assigned all
delegates who send In their names to
DR.. J. r.. Young by the 2Oth inst.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-14
For Places to Be Filled By the
South Carolina Gen
eral Assembly
REPORT OF FIRST DAY
DR.. Wyche Elected Speaker Pro
Tenn; Quite a Number
of Absentees

Columbia, Jan. Especial Cor
respondent.--Promptly al noon .rus-
day both branchs of tn South Caro-
lima general assembly convened in
their respective halls and immediate
ly got down to business. dIsnoutrc 80
a number OF routine matters. Tho
message of the Governor was rnad
and its various sections referred IN
the committees to which they .nrorcr.
iy belonged. The Intelligencer was
the hrst paper in the STATE In NIB
iish tAe message.
seven new members were sworn in
the house. these taking the places 10
ueceased and resigned members. In
the house JOS of the l23 memi,ars
were present. In tho senate eight
members were absent.
Dr. G. I. Wychc OF Newherry. was
erected speaker protein of the ho,ea
Dy unanimous VOTE REPRESENTATIVE
Lyles OF Drange5ury, was nominated
but withdrew in fayor OF Dr
Wyche, who fills the place of former
member Whaley OF Charleston I nov n
member OF congress is OF different
political views from his son, C. a.
Wyche OF Newberry. BIease man.
In the house concurrent resolu-
ton by Mr. w, H. Nicholson was
passed setting Thursday at noon as
the time to begin ballotins to gil the
various vacancies on the bench. df-
ectorsiiips boards OF TRUSTEES 4 iia
ttiS iiae. Ius tne senate the reso1u-
ton was referred TO the judiciary
committee which will likely report
tomorrow.
Mr.. Welch introduced q bill in the
house providing for a board OF trus-
tees q State library, which shall
have the duty NJ selecting its libra
rian, etc. If this bill becomes a
law the legislature Will not fiji the
position for which more than score
OF ladies have applied.