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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
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gcnmiIer Strabe; WGbden.
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800 @eit 8. Strabe; and6e.
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part; W2db4ea.
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512 Cambridge StraBe; &nabs.
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Sbomas uno UIarp gngltlb, 81
St 12. Strabe; anabe.
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Strabe; &nabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
,in Der Stride beitDblcn.

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fGngniHes bsfinoet iid bic AZ Sabre
alte Marp 8rotpn, aus 9anton Sb.,
fpelhe unter oem 8erbadt beg Siebz
itabIs in Der ct. 9apier Sir6e pers
6aftet purOe. Die 8eI3uloigte Jap
neben SSrGulein Mtamie asller Don
No. $50 Greenup Strabe, Gopin9ton,
pel6e als aaiIirsrin i'm 9aDlin Sotel
augeftellt 1T uno bic bsim 5ortge6en
ibre 5anbtaIdbe nit $2.75 Sn9alt
permibte. Der 9eroadt oes 8tebs
itabls lentte iidj Iofort uuf Die 8erbdIs
tete uno puroe bas geitoblene Sut
anaeblih BEL Der 9ropn porgefuns
ben. 8orlGufis bleibt bic grolpn als
peroGhtid in 6aft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
gterblid5feit eriHt.

SopL.a siner, s5. Gountp 4rmsrls
baus; Hi.renlsioen.
gatf:rins 6usbes. AS. 6O2 Sroao'
ipap; 9eoerleiben.
grtscentia Rnapp, 81, 1421 Race
GtraBt; 2uiirS9rentut3iinbuns.
@stil 81. -lsp. N. ct. Wldrtsn 90
irital; SnqusIt in Sdpebe.
peter OrIdel. 78. @l.npap aps.;
2ungenent5iinoung.
r. 'ncis ,.,einede, SO, 1725 gin'
Strabe; 5ii5ertltloie.
s,eisn RslI,p, "a. ct. sJrancis 90
lpital; 5uberlplois.
Dora al,in. 76, 800 Yort StraBe
QuftrGreneht5iinbuna.
Sarl 3srte. 20, 9ubertulcie Solpl
tai; 5utertulofe. /.
SoIepbiue ain9ers. 80. 1882 pleai
ant Strdbs; Snqueft In S6psbe.
glellie Grimm, AZ, 1044 SRterme
biate !1dte. aunsenent3iinoung.
Saibe n. Sling, 1, 1870 Gin Str.
snqusit in S6ipebe.
Catherine gteinhorbt. 81, 3O6 Wfil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
mad Dem T't. U2drien Sofpital brins
gen. Der Coroner ipurbe BON benz
4bleben in 8enntniB gefebt.
e mer.

Our8 einen iibsrbeiSten Sfen
entftenD seitern Rn6mittas in Der
Wobnung Don Gbas. 8sder, glo. 1880
Qotper Riper Roao, Sapler Purf, Elm
tleines Sener, ous Don Der 5eleripsbr
fdnea aelOfdt n1roe. Der S9aben
foa nur Sc betrugen.
= 9ur8 einen fali9en 2llarm,
fpel6er BON benz Jeuermeloer SO. 912
an Der WelroIe Noenue unb Dat Ctr.
a6gegeben ipur0e, mubte Die 5euers
ipebr geitern Ia4mittag unniisertDeile
ausriiden.
= Sn Der 8o6nung bon Srant
garbin, g3o. 4717 Gaitern &Oenue,
entitanb eeItern burh einen i6ao6afs
ten S9ornitein ein tleines Jeuer, bas
einen S6aoen bon So anri9tete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
ssredle Eatrunc.

8si einem aampF, pel8en geItern
qbsno Der Strabsn6abn : 8Onoutteur
DiQis GpIon, Ro. 2169 Nlc2ean
QDenue lpobnbaft, nit bier Burden
auf Dem Sinterperron ieiner SoRn
Str. 2inie Gar aus3ufe9ten bate,
trug berielbe 8erIesungen an 2ippe
unb Sbr Dapon. Die Burden,
DON ipelden Ser ppli5si cine CUTE ges
i6rei6ung gegeben per0en tonnte,
entfamen letber unter bem S9uBe Der
Nd6t. Der Qlnlab 5u Dem &f mar
bas i6amloie getrdgen Der RopOies,
fpeldes Iih Der &onbutteur energiIA
perbat, ipurauf bic Strplche iiber i6n
berfielen. Ger 9erleBte mubte iih BON
Or. &oeblsp, Glart unO 91bs
miller StraBs, einen @er6anb anlesen
laiieu.
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Gbe.GrlanbaiRihsine.

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l2lmelia auuB, %, 9ranb Sotel.
(,Sames G.qarter, 90, 1856 StateQp.
lRoialiagennstt. %, SCI 6optinsSt.
ISris Sein, SO, 1910 MOOrs Str.
l2puiie Rsnnsr, 35, besgl.
(6barles 3apf 27, 936 Ri6mpnb Ct.
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(Morris 8rant @riffitb, 27, 1892
! Geit Str.
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(Mar St.inberser, %, 545 RiOgepar
! 9lbenue.
igertba 2ppit5, %, GIG asringtOr
9lpenue.
(Dan Collins, %, 1926 Set Str,
lWarp qttins, 19, 1923 Dalton gtps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
scinsu @erlsbnnssn crlegcn.

astil 5inslsp, 77 Sabre alt, aus
penpille, Snb., tpel9er Dor etni9en
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gen ipurbe, psritarb geitern i'm ct.
Marien Ssipitul an Den 5olgen Der
erlittenen 9erIebun9en nno &tnIl,
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sem ftGbtiinen Soipital gebraht, bod
lieBen 0erpanote ben betagtcn Ulanr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

ton StraBe; 2dbmlns.
Gus. Jadler, q, 81 CHARLOTTE
G.yate; aunsenent8iinbung.
WiIiam gfin1pler, 70, 116 Oit
laiperiitb 2lpe.; Snqueit in S6tDsbe.
Nlcres gacbors, 78, Gountp armsns
baus; 9cr3ltioen.
9(lice Gsquires, / Mpnat, 3751 ais
ton 2tpenre; &rdmpfe.
Ularie gsquires, ! Monat, 375l
clifton Qfbsnus; arGmpfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
Gnmphpniefonaerte.

Geleeentlih Der biespO6i9en Spms
pbonietpn5erte, bic beute Ra6mittd9
unb morgen Qbenb i'm Gmerp aubitos
rum itattfinben. pirtt als Spli't
Der berii6mte aIapierDirtuoie Soief
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
6ami iItpm.

- gar( Qouis S6nd6, Der Sobn
bes iiinaIt perItorbenen 8rauers peter
S6ipa6, ftarb geitern Worgen I'M
Ulercb SoIpital i'm 4lter BON IS Sab
rem. gr binterldbt uuBer Der Stieta
mutter eine S6peiter, 6rau U. VI.
g3entidler, ippie 3pei 8riiOer. petsr
s. ltnb 2ouis S9pab. Der 8eritors
bene mar Iebr beliebt uno mar ein
Witglieo Der ct. Yauls Stride unD
oes SeutI6z@merifaniId)en StaOtpera
bdnoes. Gr ipDbnte bel ieiner Sttti4
mutter, in beren Dobnung aub DE
2ei4enfeier abgebalteR tpiro.
= Trau MarD 2tDiu RoIe, @ittpc
BON Sasper ROie, itarb OOr9elterE
9lben6 in Der Wobnung ibrer S6ipe'
Iter ssrau Court Roie, so. 422 Sps
camore StraBe, i'm alter pon 65 Sab
rem.
- aiaie SbOmas 6at 9eul Sbomas
peaen 8erna9ldiIigltng lno UstB'
banblung auf S4eiOung pertlagt. sic
perlangt auBer Der S4eioung Die Sb@
but ii6er lire &inber. Dds paar hela
ratbete am 3. MGr5 1899 uno bat
brei ainoer. = Clara Qlice aoipe bat
Gteiiab 2ope auf S6eioung Dertlugt
uno fabrt an, baB ibr Wann ben gan"
sen Gag gu 9auIe berumlungerte uno
| iie niBbunDelte. 9as Taar ihlob an
25. DECEMBER 1913 ben 9uno DER Gb'.
- Benjamin Sotopp, 40, Don
Saribman, g., unb glmeliu ga6mdn,
45, BON Sumilton, erIdngten Se1iern
einsn SsiratbsI6ein.
- Samss 5. Barter, 20. einem @is
| Tenbabnclert BON Cincinnati, nno
DaiIp Bennett, %, bon GoDington,
&p., purbe geItern Elm 9eiratbsl6etn
perpeigert, neil bic 8raut bier ntbt
aHiGiiig mar.
- Die Ronrpe Rangers babeu bic
Spur Der poItrauber, pel3e in Der
Dientao ga9t in bic YoitGmter in
@eit Mlobletopn unb Poaittopn elns
bra9en. aufgenommen uno boffsn Die
@auner einSlfangen.
- Robert Rbeininger, pel4er in
Solebo fpegen @erna9ldhigung ieiner
| ainoer per6aftst pproen mar, puroe
bem Eiohter Gonndugbton pom sSus
genoseriht porgefiibrt unb Inn $50
unf Die 8piten geitraft, dber allf oas
9erIpre6en bin, So Die Bofe fir ben
rntetbalt ieinsr Sinoer be5a9len 5u
tpp[len, entlaiIen.
- Dem 5enrn Grb purbe porge'
tern g2u6t aus Ieinem Siibneritdu,
hinter bem 6uuie go. Ill Noro a.
SiraBe, ein 9ubsno Siibner geIto9len.
= Der Stabtauoitor 6. 6. Grb
5ffnete oeitern Wlittdg Die an9ebote
fir $4,000 9odilutb ngmergencb"
Bombs, pel9e tpdbriaeinli8 pom
staotratb benz b06iten gteter 5uges
fpro6en nerben, ndnli6 ben 8Gntier5
G3lpbaett &c 60. BON Bottom, RdI.
all peren 2lngebpt BON Sill prdmie.
Die anoeren gieter Iino: s. &. Dee
: munIOn C Co., Glspeluno, $1o87.5o;
eecllritp SaOins8 8unt &c 5ruit Co.,
! spleop, $420; Spiser, Roud &c 60,
! Soleoo, ,$1068; SsaIongppo C Wuper,
Cincinnati, $405; Stacp &c Braun,
Solsoo, $1,000; u. 9. 2eab &c 60,
Gbicago, $1151; 6. 8. ROlinS &,
Sons, Chicago, $755; Prooioenf
s Sapin9s gant &c Sruit Co., @tncin-
natl 500; Sionep SpiBer &c So.
/, 9pleSo, $157; TarIon Son DC So.
! Gbicuqo, $50; sc. 8. 9plling &c So.
SdmiIton, $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
Epbtes 9abn aeinnbcn.

Sinter benz SauIs SO. 1879 Set
Strabe fanb geitern gtadmittag Die
Negerin Ooie Solie bon glp. 813
Soptins StraBe ben Goldman sines
nur ipenige Gage alten &nu6en. Vie
9olisei, pel6e DON bem Suno benads
ri9tigt fpurbe, lieB ben fIeinen &Drs
per mad Der Wtorgue i4affen uno
felt grmittlungeu mad Der Wtutter
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
8eindlt.

. Srau W1arp .@nerion eriudte Die
8oliSei, ipenn m0alid), nen anfenta
bait BON Sarrp @ropes aitS Ritts'
burg, ga., 5u ernlitteIn mo benielber
su peraulaiien iobalo mie moglid
beimsltfommen, on feline Dtuttar
idnperfranf oarnieoer lie9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

- Die 9otisei purbe seitsrn BON
ser 9eripaltuug bss 2erinatpn Nib
lums in 2ancaiter, SbiO, erIu4t, auf
6arrp 55Omas alias pPop" 5bomds,
einen Srren, gu fubnben, pel4er nm
OpnnerItas Worgen aus Der anitalt
perI1punpen 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

bes 9spartements fir &obltbatias
feits. unb Gtrafanitalten Dbite anae7,
boten iporben iei. Sb Or. Broipn
feline Wsiasrung beaiiali6 Der Inter
breituno Der 9eiianation ettpas nuBen
pirb. bleibt abauiparten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

un.er apei 9lnflaoen res Morbes i'm
apeiten @rabe iteht. Ser proaeB 1T
auf ben Is. Mpril fefasTebt unb Der
Mnaefladts, Der iih i llnteriu6nnas'
BAIT befinbet. 6ehauptet, aur 3eit Der
Sbat irrIinnia aepeIen au iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
GiMbriide mmb 5iebFdble

Sreb. Mittentotter BON 30. 2162
Bud QDerlue, tbeilte Der poli5ei ges
tern 2l6enD nit, baB i6m 3ebn Su9ner
aus isinem Staa geitORlen tporOsa
finn
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

ed. This would make any economist
sit up and take notice. But conceding,
for the sake of the argument, that in
paying two prices over the saloon
counters for every drop of liquor con-
sumed the drinker is getting value re-
ceived, the more than $4,000, 100000
which the state is paying in taxes just
to get $170,000.00 in revenue is GER
tainly poor financing.
Using the same two counties as a
basis we find that the one item of
court costs shows that the state, if dry,
should pay in court expenses 1885,
397 09, whereas, as matter of fact, the
state pays 1862, 396.2S, making an eX-
cess of $265,999.19, which is / y times
as much as we receive for the various
counties from saloon revenue
And then as matter of fact, the
saloons do not pay the revenue at all.
The most they do is to collect it from
their patrons. and pay it over under
protest in every instance. The people
of the community where the saloon is
located pay every penny of the revenue
If they had proper consideration for
their own interests they would pay the
necessary revenue to the tax collector
! instead of to the saloonkeeper, take the
| jag cure by voting dry, and save not
only the $4,000, 10000 excess taxes
which they pay because of the saloon,
| but save at the same time the so, 000,-
100000 paid out yearly over the saloon
| counter for the stuff that kills
G. F. RINE,HART
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
FOR
THE BIG EAST
Truck Gardeners Organize
Association to Market
Their Product by Iced
Car Lots in Six Days
from the Picking.

Lettuce for the markets of Chicago,
Kansas City and st. Louis within week
after it is plucked from the soil of the
Salt River valley is the plan of the
growers who met at the board of trade
yesterday afternoon. An organization
was effected. A plan of marketing
was submitted and now, the truck
gardening of this valley will be con-
Quoted along the same scientific lines
as the cantaloupe, cotton, watermelon
and other industries.
Six day refrigerator service between
Phoenix and Chicago was assured by
the Santa F'e, in the person of General
Agent w. S. Goldsworthy. 1t will be
remembered that an experiment was
tried last year, of sending Salt River
valley lettuce to the markets of the
middle east in ice cars. 1t will also be
remembered that The Republican
printed a truck jobbers report from
New York City in which Salt River
valley lettuce was featured at a high
price, and with a comment on its ex-
cellence
George Alkire says that lettuce is
the easiest thing in the world to raise
here. and the seed produced is i'm
mense
In letter to the board of trade on
seed production. Mr. Allire outlines
the possibilities of vegetable and flow
er seeds in this valley. His expert
ments will be watched with interest.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
DR|LL.CREW IS GOING
UNDERGROUND ON VERDE
Jones Outfit Now Installed in Camp
and Has Begun Boring on Horse
shoe Dam Site

Drilling for samples of bed rock has
begun on the site of the proposed Horse
shoe Bend Dam on the lower Verde
River, according to Chief Engineer w.
R. Elliott of the Water Users assOcia-
ton, who organized the survey. Driller
Jones and a crew of eight experts is
encamped on the dam site, and the
outfit is now gouging out the cores as
though the job were a rush order.
Ten days of surveying by a water
users party has so well defined the
damsite that there has been no trouble
in getting the borers to work The
diamond drills are cutting swiftly into
the hard volcanic rock which underlies
the gap below that great sweeping
bend.
The engineers feel very highly en-
couraged at the progress of Jones par
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

". 1t should not be a long job, they
say, and the last Indebtedness ought
to be cleared away within a week or
two. The underground Investigations
are made necessary by the fact that the
site is surrounded by volcanic rock, or
semi-igneous strata. The porosity and
contour of the underground fOrma-
tons must be determined with eX-
IRENE accuracy before any construc-
ton begins, for if the topography is
not right, the dam will not be useful
in backing up the Verde's floods
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
BRIDGE THAT FAILED"
IS LIONS FEATURE

When the Lion theater engaged to
SHOW an Eclectic feature picture ev-
cry Wednesday and Thursday they
made a ten strike The wonderful
pictures have exceeded their fondest
expectations in drawing large crowds
TO the popular picture emporium. The
Dill today includes a splendid three
reeler, The Bridge That Failed" a
really wonderful picture from the
same studios that produced the Per
lis of Pauline a wonderfully popular
pictrue also appearing at the Lion.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

The very important issue Of state
campaign in favor of a constitutional
amendment will be shortly instituted.
This, like all other important ques
tons has two sides, on each of which
are found honest and intelligent per-
sons.
The Republican has decided to pro-
vide for a reasonable discussion of
this issue in its pages, allowing to
each side at least a half column daily
for signed articles, for which there will
be no charge. No anonymous article
will be published.
1t is only stipulated that the COM
munications for and against prohibit
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
OPEN FORUM FOR DEBATING
STATE WIDE PROHIBITION

ton be just and fair and that in no
case shall there be any wild and ex-
travagant statement that will in any
way reflect upon the reputation Of
Phoenix for good order
1t is suggested by The Republican
that either side, desiring to avail it.
self of this offer of space, name a
committee through which all matter
relating to the issue shall be trans
mtted. In such case, all cOmmunica-
tons received at this office from
other sources will be rejected. We
believe that this arrangement is ne
cessary to keep the discussion within
reasonable lines
No paid advertisements from either
side will be accepted.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13

ask tue cooperation or every one In
Anderson to help them raise nice
amount for this cause.
LADIES' Day at Rlks Club.
Friday was as usual Ladies' Day al
the Elks Club and quite number OF
ladies were. the guests on this occa-
sion. The days at the EIks home are
always charmingly pleasant and in-
formal and fully enjoyed by the Ia
dies. Mrs. Ralph Ramer and Mrs
A. s. Farmer served dainty refresh
ments after which dapcinng was en-
joyed by number of those present
for quite whila.- Mesdaanes G. T.
Enss, T. L. Cely, Q. s. Morrisou, j. Fl,
Henny OF La Grange. Ca; w. ID. Nc
Lean. O. d. Anderson, A. 8. Farmer,
Ralph Ramer. Misses Jessie browne,
Caroline Vance OF Columbia Lalla
Mae Dial Of Laurcns, Louise Gilmer,
Ella May Cummings, Bertha Caslin,
Una Patrick and Mrs. Hunter were
among those. present.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13
Belgian Relief in Civ Sllur,sas.

In all Of the city churches today an
appeal will be made for the relief OF
the distressed and destitute Belcians.
An opportunity will be given during
the week for every person I'm Afider-
son to share In this work. While Ii
ia true that there yet remain much to
be done In cur intdat In the way OF re-
lief OF the poor and those temporarily;
out or work, yet the fact remains that
millions OF people are starving for ths
want OF food. s,isss . q. {. /, III Z !
As the Christmas season apnfoaches
the people OF Anderson are asked tS
remember these hungry, ones. For the
unhappy Re1gians there viii BE "a .apfi
|CRristT1ias : tn tia yea no them little
reyn4ifia except hopa ana faifh. 5 81
The dollar ChfistrnAS f1na with
which the Anderson relief committed
Is cooperating, has one Skreat asiih.tion
Ito SEE THAT EVERY aBEfIGIAN
NAN, WOMAN AND CHILD fTHTSi
|CHRISTAaAS Sf4AEE HAVE rood.
|CLOTHING AND SHEf.TER GanI1oii
the people OF Anderson iofri wfsh Isi,e
American people In sending d f,6rist-
mas slit worthy Of Aisiefsca-ssa f4ibtite
OF sympathy from one peeufe tn -. !.
other whose needs ana scrFo.v ana; nm
measurable. ~ Sd { Is Z. ~ ~ I
~ you realize that STw aaTIYIoNs
ABE IITEffALLY PACED .yV5TIf
STARVATION, that children are dry.
ing Tor food, shelterless, wnDiafi drSs.
glfig thbir Weary wSlS tfsi hsIn. flSst
eSed snfei. are Homeless ana sIlixarlil,,s,s
land THIS sTESfsTTE AL, M a.
is BEING DONE YOU Mn fSAysss s,sss
Christ mas gin ena maize ii fihsfaI.s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13

Mise Elisabeth n RobiKs0n was the
sttrnetiye hostess fcr = few k9S6nds Oh.
Thnfsdey evening WliieA Hke eAtsrtain-
~ fnssthe play Fccpss - tise yard
|ne the heautifrl home sc Nfs W. T.,
Briseess Tie 1venfgn MAS spent ID 4
|aelightfully insnf1aaf anpsf ana waS
thoroughly enjoyed bysnfl those pfest
|ant. Eaihty fsffe asnehts efa eeFss
ed. Is e
Her guests sisfs: Misses k.sia, vRSiiss
Ruth Wells. Hliiios Cain, Esther Exs4
siser Nellie llatisy ana; siiszes ysls
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13
College Glee Club.

The Anderson College .Glee Club
composed of 16 young ladies', who
have been trained by Miss Sara Stran-
athan, will give delightful enter
tainment in the college auditorium on
Monday evening. A beautiful program.
consisting Of soils. duets, trios and
choruses, has been arranged and It
promises to be:one OF the most charm
ing affairs ever given at the college.
Admission price will be % cents and
tickets are On sale at EvanR' Phar-
macy. A large audience should be
present on, Monday evening.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13

iHelr guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Horton. Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Cely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holman.
Miss Watson Ill.
The friends of Miss Etoile Watson
will regret TO hear that she IL SER
iously III at her home on South Nc
Dufiie street.
In Honor of Judge Memminger.
pretty compliment to Judge Mem
minger. who has been holding court
here, was the elegant dinner given in
his honor on Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. T.. Frank Watkins at their
pretty home on North McDuffie street
The beautiful decorations were sug-
Sestiy, OF the Christmas, season and
were prettilHs carried. out in every de-
tail. The cut glass and silver making
The table particularly attractive. The
egening Vas an unusually pleasant
one and thoroughly enjoyed by ali
present, among whom, besides the
honor guest, were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Sherard. Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Greene.
Mr.. sand Mrs. / F. Shumate. Mr.. and
MrS s. L. Prince and Mr.. "A. H. Dag
uaits q ~ 's
l. Mrs. Vim. Dvefman.
The following complimentary no.
tice in Salisbury IN. CD Post OF Mrs.
OveFmans brilliant saa able address
delivered on historical evening at the
recent U. d. O. convention in York.
Vile will be read with great interest
by her many friends and admirers In
Anderson. Besides her rare mental
endowment. Mrs, Overman possesses
2 gracious and charming personal ty
that makes her a leader among wo-
men:
The many Salisbury friends Of Mrs.
Walliam n. ovePman will: be interest
ed to learn that during the recent u.
D. C. conVshtioat In. fYorkyille, s: C.,.
she delivered brilliant md able ad-l
dress, OF which the York News gives
the following complimentary notice:
"A splendid address was delivered
bys Mrs. Willians. 4hs Qyerman of.tAn-,
derson. former president or the North
Carolina division, / " ! ID. -. .4c Mre.
overman spoke on "0a- Birthright--
Eis sssbuiiaing Of tine South,r and