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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22
STATE BRIEFS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barton, but
two weeks a benedict, is sojourning
behind the horizOntals and perpen-
diculars in the Madison county jail for
60 days and owes an assessment Of
$50 for indulging in a rough and
tumble combat with his young bride
at their residence i'm Central av. As
sault and battery was the technical
charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

RICHMOND - Wayne county
schoolmarms are on the warpath for
teachers pensions on an extended
scale. They have planned to carry
their fight before the convention Of the
School Teachers association of Indi-
ana at Indianapolis, oct. 3O-31, where
Wayne county will have a full attend
ance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

ANDEkSON.-Char Barton. but
two weeks a benedict, is sojourning
behind the hOrizOntals and perpen-
diculars in the Madison county Jail for
60 days and owes an assessment of
$50 for indulging in a rough and
tumble combat with his young bride
at their residence i'm Central av. As
sault and battery was the technical
charge.
LEBANON.-Delta Houk. while as
sisting in movin~ a boiler at the Dairy
Cream Separator Co.'S nlant. sustained
injuries which he reckOned it would
require $1,000 10 thoroughly heal. He
brought suit for that sum, but has lust
compromised for $50.
RICHMOND. - WAYNE county
schoolmarms are on the warpath for
teachers pensions on an extended
scale. They have planned to carry
their fight before the convention of the
School Teachers association of Indi-
ana at Indianapolis, oct. 3O-31. where
Wayne county will have a full attend
ance.
LEBANON-Damages of $4,000
are asked by Mrs. Ida Layton on be-
half of the estate of the late Darius
ID. Layton, who met death at a rail-
road crossing in Brownsburg in Aug
uSt. Layton was driving home in
buggy. A box car. canning factory
and other buildings INSTRUCTED his
view. a train did the rest.
KOKOMO.-Tod Sloan of this city
has enlisted in the allied armies as a
motor ambulance driver. according 10
d dispatch just received from Paris
Sloan first applied for a place in the
French army. but was rejected be-
cause of his slight build
JACKSON.-Held up by two men
Tuesday night, Fred CrosweH was
robbed of SIP and a gold watch and
chain
CRYSTAL FALLS.-Iron mine OPP
orators in this section of the MenOmi-
nee range have cut the wages of their
employees 10 per cent.
SAGINAW.-Harvey A Penny. re-
publican candidate for the legislature
from this city, had his pocket picked
while boarding a train at Lansing.
GRAND RAPIDS-Henry weaver.
SO years old, prominent for many
years in Michigan Masonic circles.
and past master of the Saranac
lodge, died here Tuesday
LANSING According to reports
current at the state house. an effort
viii be made at the next session of
the legislature to transfer the work
OF compiling vital statistics from the
secretary of states department 10 the
state board of health.
ALBION.-More than 100 members
of the Albion Boosters and Knock
ers' club, the local civic organization,
visited the Commercial club of Eaton
Rapids. Tuesday, taking a special
train on the Lake Shore The two
clubs joined in good fellowship
dinner.
LANSING.-AccOrding TO the an
nual report of Sec'y of State Martin
dale, the 60 building and loan assOci-
atoms doing business in Michigan are
IN good financial condition. and more
than l,1O0 new homes were built by
the membership of these associations
last year representing an investment
II $2,560,350.
GRAND RAPIDS.-Walter Grzes-
Rowiak, on whose testimony Pros.
Atty. Phelps tried 10 convict Roy
Blackburn OF Chicago on a charge OF
committing the Thomson triple muir
der last SeptemhEr. was arrested
tuesday for Grand Ledge authorities,
charged with larceny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

kOKOMO.-TOd Sloan of this cit,
has enlisted in the allied armies as
motor ambulance driver. according u
ii dispatch just received from Paris
Sloan first applied for a place in tn,
French army. hut was rejected be-
cause of his slight build
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

LEBANON.-Delta Houk, while as
slstlng IN moVin~ a boiler at the Dairy
Cream Separator Co 5 nlant, sustained
injuries which he reckoned it would
require $1,000 10 thoroughly heal He
brought suit for that sum, but has lust
compromised for $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

JACKSON.-Held up by two men
Tuesday night, Fred CrosweH was
robbed of SIP and gold watch and
chain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

GRAND Walter Cries.
kowiak, on whose testimony Pros
Atty. Phelps tried 20 convict Roy
Blackburn OF Chicago on a charge OF
committing the Thomson triple muir
der last SeptemhEr. was arrested
tuesday for Grand Ledge authorities,
charged with larceny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

CRYSTAL FALLS.-Iton mine op.
orators in this section of the MenOmi
nee range have cut the wages of THEN
employees 10 per cent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

SAGINAW.-Harve a. Penny. re-
publican candidate for the legislature
from this city, had his pocket picked
while boarding a train at Lansing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

misunderstanding TO the an
nual report of Sec'y of State Martin
dale, the 81 building and loan associ
atoms doing business in Michigan ar
IL good financial condition. and NOR
than LOO new homes were built b.
the mem bership of these association
last year representing an investmen
II $1,000 $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

GRAND RAPIDS.-Henry Weaver
90 years old, prominent for many
years in Michigan Masonic circles
and past master of the Saranac
lodge, died here Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

ALBION.-More than 100 members
of the Albion Boosters and Knock
ers' club the local civic organization,
visited the Commercial club of Eaton
Rapids. Tuesday, taking a special
train on the Lake Shore The two
clubs joined in good Fellowship"
dinner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

LANSING According to reports
current at the state house, an effort
viii be made at the next session of
the legislature to transfer the work
OF compiling vital statistics from the
secretary of states department 10 the
state board of health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22

ADRIAN.-Four Clinton men in al
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
SPECIAL TRAINS ARE
COMING EVERY HOUR
CITY WILL TCDAE'BE IR1VAD-
ED BY VETERANS
AN ADVANCE GUARD
ALI Paazs GonnRicse For Taking
Care Of thaVeteraas and Pro.
gam is Perfect

Everything Is in readiness for the
Dig Reunion. The veterans will be.
gin arriving in the city before moor
today and many have already come
A special car will arrive hcre a
11:60 from Grepnvillc at l:25, u spec
ial train OF nix coaches from RocA
Hill, BIacksburg and points between
will come oyer the blue Ridge. /
special car freas Columbia and Or.
angebuTg viii come I'm late this after.
noon, and an effort was being made
late lssa, night TO work up a special
car fran SIa7tag and Florence. In.
qtiify made rs NE Information Bureau
at the IEhamA- sfisefi Commerce late last
night. the afaeas4being open till II
was that, no FeiiARts estimate es to the
numkeE Of delagasea was obtainable.
ProHiston has HOW been made for
more Lhan 1906 Delegates. the largest
In the history of the city. exceeding
the Sunday Rnheei convention more
than zoo! Emergency provisions are
nlEo being made at tho Y. NJ. C. A.
and elsewhere, and 6till proyisioni
cannot be made. An effort will be
made to tectFe rooms at Anderson
College and tbs E'razoF Fitting School
dorfhitofieea }s .1~
The tent was placed yesterday and
platfoSn ebaiple late yesterday az.
ternbGn. The ArsE rehearsal undo
the tent of tho combined male and
female choir Was held yesterday a,
y. m. ! under She management
Miss Hlii. WatscIt chairman of thu
music committee.
Anderson Hotel EEilb hn enuinnes
today for 1t6 guests. Special bed
ding has heen provided. thanks 10 thu
quick ractIun to-day. 5,9Y
Mrs. Ritfus FaSlttis chairman of thu
Concert GOgRlni tteof fatates evePyttsinI
Is in shana at BEiena Vista Park
THE trtTjoilss. reception at the Chi
quota dfotui Will occur Thursday nigh
and tho Bali on tho same night. alst
sl.-4e 1.7--4..s-- "A tsI ise In nlxln nmrIns
tue War;
Linonade will be provided at tn,
Chamber OF Commerce free to all thu
Yeter8ns. Ice water viii be placet
around the city tomorrow morning
and 1000 q thinking cups distributed
to tllel Veterans Us
Tho TGEk o9 decorating the city con,
ulues and will be closed up late 20
1si1llt or tomorrow. morning :,
Gen. -. ~ league, head OF TIL,
t9ts.tS tAteFanbt VIII uff1V here tOdaal
with his stan at about 10 o'clock. and
win Immediate go Into conference
with the members oe the Centra
Cammitt ttses.of Arnansemantsptlt ltsls
ghambeg OF Commerce. saEier whic..
he will inset witla the Parade. Com
niittee GO the Chiau0lai hotel. 4 4 & &,
Tho Registration ana Information
bureaus. under the management
nais5 MupanRS Taylor, EEFIIi No SsgpufIef
lH the Chamber OF CaIanasree al m
o'clock today The ha.. Gee..As @I,
ba ready for work at the Same time,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
WATCH ANDEREaSDF
GROWING GREATER
Two More cisizenssAGsdsd Yssker-
day 30 Ever.Tncreaaing Popts-
latiOn of the City

Anderson grows greater day by
day and there can be no mistake about
that. Yesterday Witnessed two citi-
zens and their families added to An
aerson'se ever-increasing population,
and these two men win rrohabIy be
responsible for several more people
eeining to the city. Mr.. Rutledge
pf Charleston. we'll known real es-
tate and inYaAtment man Of ttIat city
has decided to come TO Anderson and
tlacataa aaA.wi arrange stQ move hegk
within the next few {days. He Will
tSnRage la general real estate and In
atlrance business. ,s5ss ), q 1
81. John Graft who has seFn akeed ily
boosting Anderson for sphae month
IN Rnltstnpre, where be has been TAX
ing . special course In o lpiano and
organ tuning establishm ent haa re-
turned 10 the city and annonaces thgt
he yFill probably cast hts ICt here :. u;
3 Anderson Is richer today hyt t4D
citizens than she was yesteIdRE and
this Is but the tale Of every day here,
Hard a. day, passes :. In AndeTsoR
without new families coming ia and
the best part about the whole thing
Is that the influx bears none OF the
eArmafhs Of 1E boom Il Is the steady
and continuous growth.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
ClI B ID IN
!. ] ; 4. J


I
: Just as the city. cloek sssfi;S;Ia;; ;le
last Aight Manager Harry Or. 5f Tho
Southern Public Utilities Company
threw tho switch which ilIBmipated
Anderson's great white way hIid the
city sprang into light as Though by.
niARIf. The arc liRhfs on tAes btiekl
ness streets had been turned cut and
the contrast between the old systenf
Of lighting AMI the new was truly re-,
EnzTslaDie. Insload of the hard aHa
alariaB lights Of the arcs the Rtseefs,
fRenbii thea ias the mellow Elq os
ffs ~ iiie " almost sss ssFafa =. 81
moon iglis and An !lalsa
lei RreEepte n :pF
RziSs than u ever had
ilal y T lle psll rs -
rabl % was dsa "a tlsass ge
did not hest - 81 8 ( t os 5
est tar<aa 81 thaS a
palioa EEanEht sE Ilse Dals ~.
Net 4. man giSSf Il siE AZ
appTeved o. fila: e ~ and Ana
cen Is nrotd az tfse new lights as aiic,
he's every rsgat % be !,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
EkyT7 GONE Ee.AaRcEF-s. "a.
SUFF GEENT SUM
Secured Good Amount From Or.
ganizatiS Fer ltsEsaisisg
Young Ladies Here


committee headed by,i Capt. vii
liam haughlin and ,represenltag Gam
w W. Humphries OF the Sons Of Con
federate Veterans. Spsnt, yesterday Il
lcanyassing Anderson for the puPnost
Of raisins q fund With which TO- en-,
feFtain the naaiAalof hnnoey shes sponi
sora and the other young lady Visitor
To- Anderson during the iConfaderat
/ reunion. In the canvass yesterday th,
committee visited only members o
the Sons of Veterans and all told |
sum OF go or possibly slightly more
was raised for the purpose stated.
The Sons fell that they have a righ
70 be proud OF even this sum and 4
Will be quite sufficient, according !,
those In q position 10 know to talk,
care Of the yonng ladies' here for IN
retniun. lOg course this fund will 4,
tasdefgaSaisg none OF the usual expens
ses. ilt ssill be devoted entirely I,
Hh9wiRsS ithe charming guests of th
city aiia efS derson's points or Ia
tetesst ssit6 vii supply them with DO
qtetsi tete u sRfing their stay here.
~ fEe "A sEi o fsaii the Sons are dt.
Cart ltshgAlan and the ssmaindef 3
the commit tee tot the sblaHtIEa wofl
tioha u ksterSlA .. 2. e,,,s, ] s,l
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
arEfved at sstaandlng sprihgs only !. q

arrived at Standing Springs only a
fey hours before hes. Eea:h
The following Is from the Green
Fille News of yesterday
Mrs. Julia Ashmore, aged sixty
six, years. died at one o'clock yester-
day afternoon at the home OF her
dsughtor, Mrs, John d. Richardson,
near Standing Springs church. She
was the, widow os4the late P, II. Ash-
moro and was on q visit 10 her dau-
Ehter When The, finAI, summons came. !.
8irs. Ashpore was d woman respect
sR9. by. egeFHhody, and her, death will
cause sorrow not only to her family,
butte many friends who cherished
yin be held st1iay aft onts O'Clock iat
The Z Bethel RaptSst esufsh aud the
is survived by tone daughter, 1ira.
f8ichardson Snd four cons, Messfs. : !.
L 9as IL. c., n A. and DIR. Frank
Ashmore. The latter Is Of Anderson
and the former of the lower, section
OF this county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26

roll mag he necessary. As to this
we do not know.
All OF the club rolls will have to
be revised for the county and state
primaries and we suggest thar the
work in the city wards be started AT
once so that everything may be put
iil goo d order. MIR. King will have the
club roll for Ward Five in the olfice of
the Chiqula hotel at al hours OF the
day, and If any number o. citizens at
some point remote from Main street
will notify him. he will take the reg
istration book to any point they may
suggest, and at any hour they may
suggest
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
j. III. GODFREY
ENTERS RACE
Friends Authorize she Announce
ment Thai He VIII Make ss.s
C:Smpaign for Mayor

Friends of u. Harrington |; Godfrey
last night authorized Iii Z. InfelliESne6r
TO publish the aaRHgnesnlerg that ne
would be O candidate for mayor fIiil
that his platform would be annoiin-.
c6ds later Mr. Godfrey r. the city
clerk, city, editor az the an
and secretary OF the ins.ai ftfsl lac az
Elks and q member 1f other; frafer-
nal orders end social clubs.
F Mr.. Godfrey Is g native OF CEeraw.
aRd came to- this city to engage in
tho newspaper buEiness and later lio
Eseame city clerk, a position which
90 has filled with ability and skill.
! lust what hic platform viii be re-
mains to be seen.
Thero are three other well known
citizens In the race for mayor and fha.
entries do not close for severaf da -
Those at present annoslaced are Is,s.
M Paylle, for many years an altlsr-
man and later cpNHt llEef lai Il;
EInore, at present q IA srciu
ward and ns. w. T.. -. Tho
l1sirpaan OF the hoard hf II All.
fs Is stated that w. x g 80 va
pt Rermit hle name tsf I, & Il n s .s;olfl6
iIae Aeo friefd ds of sifsv, cssino
~ tt lIlaa end alis on 81 ga
per Sss on an .f5at
3 Z ~ l-slal5l -
s W 20 y r. i'd ,s
s fstep ~ ss fish flFst
oaed for. q. eI 5a Ess
slftee e0nhdeutly ~ ss,sS Sf !,
sita ne,t sfY tor the PLACES ana s5tlId
sot aCespt Under q qpnanigelaa tafs;l
.lE gQSernin4nt. :: {, 3. 81
3 Hsys sstrant; d SSntl tlfres. has
.stgsls nQtlrlcal DaclkEna and an. Tlo
.ltlsllas p hnstliag carafS m fte
ysas once An ostieer IN he iOe;si MIL /:
80 2snpSnI aliti IL eIteraiiy BON
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
SERMON SUNDAY WAS
9 MAGNIFICENT EFFORT
DIR. ALDERMAN SPOKE SUM-
DAY AT COLLEGE
PROGRAM ENJOYED
SRaFtAnhsFss MsD, HsA . Waa@ee-
fPk4 IHapssasiGp URoa Yes8g
Ladies of Y. w. A. Here

:. There we're many events during the
closing, exercises or Anderson college
worthy offnote aud there. Will he more
during the years. to coius but there is
no possibility Of securing moro
splendid speaker, more fluent talkgF
or more charming man for the sef-
mon TO the Y. w. A. at Anderson col
legc than DR.. E. S. Alderman proved
himself to be last Sunday. He made
an impression upon his audience and
this impression will be lasting.
The, music furnished for the occa-
sion WAS another decided treat aud ev-
cry person preesnt at the college Sun
day felt richer by reason of his or her
presence in the auditorium.
The following is the order OF the
program:
Organ = "Andante Grazinoso" :
Smart
Doxology.
Invocation.
. Hymn-Tune 4.
Scripture Reading.
Cello Solo-"Moderato" in c. Mo-
zaFt. Herr E. Graul
Prayer.
Hymn7~Tune. 31l.
Cello Solo-"Avc Maria"-Scnubert
Herr e. Graul:
Offertory Prayer.
offertory--'Thd Watch, Word
Niehoi
Sermon to Young Women's asso-
ciation-TDr. e. s. Alderman.
Hymn Tune 316.
pccca.c..cc.
Postlude-Fpgure in D--Bach,
DR.. Alderman chose as his subject
t"Christ, The Center of All Things.,,'
and he gave his hearers very COM
presensive survey of his opinions.
From an historical standpoint Christ
was shown to be the Power behind all
our advancement and growth. The
speaker showed that this. was .appll-
Ls5is &c a.. t!::S t!::SS arts .:.Sss music
and masterpieces OF various kinds The
speaker closed his remarks with an
appeal to the graduates that they So
direct their lives and SO run their
course that they could say that they
had fulfilled the designs of the All-
Wise Creator in the painting of the
picture OF life, In the rendition OF the
eolg of Life and In the writing OF the
great book oflail books, the record of
q life. II
It was strong effort and every
man and woman in the audience MUST
have felt better influence as result
of Dr.. Alderman's splendid sermon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
NEITHER GUILTY MAs
THE jURY's VERDICT
GILBERT AHR aPRIN z
ACQUITTEp YESTERDAY
ONE CASE is TRIED
Jury Deliberated Only IS Min
-utes II TTiaE Of Men Charged
With Murder Spann Aiken

At O'Clock last night the case of
the State against NJ. T. Gilbert and
Ford Springfield, sharged with the
murder OF Spann Aiken. went to the
Jury. After as minutes deliberation
that body returned a verdict of not
guilty and the two defendants were
free men. .se
This case excited great interest all
over the ceQnty and people were pres
ent from all sections, especially from
Piedmont, to hear the testimony and
watch the progress of the case. 1t
was, possibly the hardest fought le-
gal hattie OF the. present term of
court and! James H. Price of Green
willie, attorney. for the defendants.
put up one OF the most determined
fights eyer made in the Anderson
court house. General opinion SEEM
ed to expect an acquittal.
When court convened yesterday
-: ;e:.-. ;.:s --a:.::..S -.5
consisting os the following gentle
men:
Joe W., Norris. j. M Bell, D. c..
Brown, b. g. Young, w E.. Razor,
w. j. Trammell, O.. s. Sullivan, W.
w. Nu1iHsu1s y. Il. I,ribpie ana wal
ter Dobhins
The Jury trying the murder case
was as follows:
SOL Eakaw. PanI Greer w l..
Anderson, PS r.. Haynie, J. w, Kelly,
l.. F.. Gailisard. w, l.. Bond, J.. r /.
Drake, n. E.s1seach, e. p! Tate, w,
M. Stone and Ft l.. Pilgrim.
This morning tho court will take
up the case OF Sam Brown and Bob
Waikers both negroes. emerged with
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26

come, by Secretary Whayley of tie An
derson chamber of commerce. when he
arrived in the city and throughout yes
lP' day he was nIow,. avrr. rrssiplc
attention by the people OF the city.
Mr.. ,Doolittle commented upon the
numerous decorations around the bug
iness houses OF the city IN hOnaf OF
the reunion and said that it made him
feel elated to see that tho people OF
this community take 80 much interest
in the reunion.
Mr.. Doolittle was lodged nj the
Bellevue hotel and he expects TO en-
Joy every minute of his stay i'll tho
city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
CLOSING, EXERCISES
TONIGHT AT FRlzER
.5s4i.E - ~ 2Eoi.,,.<. :,
HON. C. C!i' FEKYFEEIss ONE
WILL BE SPEAKER
PRIZES AWARDED
Splendid Year Of Anderson's Great
institution sGr Boys VIII Come
To Close In Fitting Style

Today's program will conclude the
commencement at Frazer Fitting
School. At IL o'clock the annual de-
,lamatiQn contest will be held, when
IN interesting program will be rem
dered.
Al night the class exercises will be
ield, at which time the class history
Hill be read by Jerome Beck and the
lass prophecy will be given by Will
lam w. Sullivan, Jr. The class song
B another feature that will be of in
crest. -.
The literary address of the oeca-
lion will bu delivered by the Hon.
J. G.. Featharstone of Greenwood.
Those who know Mf. Featherstenc
ire looking forward with great pleas
on county man and has scores and
cores of friends who wiz be glad to
i5tii itiiIi tJ1I ans oUlsisiioii. ~,
Prizes for proficiency in essay
writing, in Bibls work and declama-
. ion viii be delivered. The handsome
IriSe that is offered Is the Essayist
Prize offered by James y! HamIiett.
.'h!s:!: .i:!!sS:!!:: :s S2S L. ...si. - The s.;.L.=z.
assigned By Mr.. Hammett is: per
onal Liberty is not to be Takon as n
license tor do Those Things Which
viii bring DeBre1atiuII anti ruin ~
he Citizenship OF Our Country"
There has been atwarm and spirited
contest for all of the prizes and the
Winners will be congratulated for the
lfort necessary To win.
The public is most eordialIy,inyitad
o attend these exercises. s.
~ The annual meeting of tho board OF
rustees Wilt be helaf this morning las
O'clock * i sifl - a
All OF Anderson Ii proud !. Of the
plendid work done by this institu-
ion dnTihg tthR,lpask. yeRrUand they
will show that they are deeply inter-
asted In the welfare OF the tnstitution
iysthe splendiu attendance at the ex-
'rcises today Following is the class
oil. 3
George William Brown.
Jerome ,Beck,
Eonis H. Farmer.
Earle Hunter ~ X: ~
D.. L. Mafalflas Jr. ~ g
Fioyu ~ PARKS,
y. e. sAa ssaala.
w. r. SnoE.
n 2 2, Glcan; JFs %, 3sy
Frank b. Steele,
w. W ssSslIffszzsat "a, taEs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
.ttB ROLLS
: J: I Z IsPL A cED
llst Calls
Itpo E.issss
nce

I5lis 10 fs,rsslst s31l,Rs 81
aGaes. and residence So silas thcs
Ms @, 81. Ian 5isS alefs es,s - - &
city aR7 e u b ie - lss VIII te
away some tiEae. This ts another sgafsl
lh ehleh some ataenlloA 10 she elstb
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
New Straw Hats

The straw hats in our stock go well with the sum
mer feeling that'sin the air these days Drop in to-
day and see if our idea in straWs doesn't coincide
with yours. Prices 81 so to S4.oo Panamas IS
and So. Get into summer shirt that's built spe-
ciallly ly for comfort and warm weather troubles will
h OUR SHIRTS are the comfortable KIND, kEas,
pot too heavy for eoolness, not too light to giYe
geod wear ALI FAST colors, and new patterns.
Look EN- over today. 800 to $3.50.
- CG1y Co.,.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
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