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Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
ENGLISH PERFIDY PROVEN.

Prepared Months in Advance for the
Pending War. Now Admitted That
British Fleet Was Modified Under
False Pretenses and That Lord
Kitchener "saw the BeIeians."
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19

0llfriet Columbia 9taSt darlington IS:
Sd, 9 p rb Moran, Gdasmsitsr
sr Obsngenannntsu gnnf, belbpSre tirmt,.
caB Obtger Sfritt nab msinrm befen gp;Nen
nne @swiffn wab,brilaesrsu ii.
6ppnrb Moran,
SEnBmeilsr.
WOr mir 6el6wuren unb u~nterrdriebeu ssu
10. Sag Oes MCnats 5eptembsr 1914
JObn y, gstA 5TsutIi9sr NOtar.
Sir bic &i6tiefsit aftsairen:
glsr g Slarfs, 9Obn Sbusbrae
: 2 %appert Bm. MtlIsr,
=. pDiltp 9rrrnlann, y. 8. @auL
James j.. Sbta. @m s @bannpu
9a'VOns @aeslsr, u. 5arrilcn SObnlOn
DireFtOrel /.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
Srri6t i6rr Ocn StauO
or
Riggs National Bank

in @aibinsiou. I'm DtariFi Columbia, bsim
@t6dfs-AbibluB am II. SsPiembe 1914
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
gsrtinbIi&Fettsn:

Dilrict Columbia, S.:
SD, SObng. GdlOff, Galissr Ter Obsn.
srnannten 8anE bel6wore hermit. ba6 Der
ubiee 8eriht mad meinem belfen Wi1en uab
Wswifrn wabrbeit8eetreu 1T.
Subm s. GdIoff galirsr.
Ycr mir bei1murrn unO unterihrieben am
.16. Sag beS Mrnats @fptsnbtr 1914.
Wm. 9. IOrbsrt. TTentIi6cr NOtar.
Sir bic Nthti5feit nitefierent
Gbas % 5airfap IS @ads
. 8 prescott 9 u Maters
Nlerantsr gBpIf 9p Gtspbenion
QD y Cor Dir itOrsn.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
geridit iiber nen gtanO
Der
Second National Bank,

in @albinaton, I'M Dilfrift Columbia.
tsim @si6aftsabl&Iub am II. September 1914,
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19


Gptal -...... ...,.........$14. 726.t47 %
Gifrift Columbia, 9tnbt @aIbinstOn. IS;
S6. 9enr9 $. JIatber, an1ierer Der
Dbengsnannten Bnnt, belhpOre biermit. bnB Der
pSils geriGt mad msiusm bslen Wihsn une
@ewiEen acknowledgement III.
9tnrY 8, 5Iatter, 8a0isrer'
@cr mir beEhwpren nnp u~nter1Grfeben am
is. Tae bes Nlunats gsptsmbsr 1914.
DaSfb &ittenbOuft.
DFentlihes Nrtar.
Sir bic Hidtisfsit atteRtesen:
@m s 8lntbsr re Senry
81 gliles 3 5pbe
s Ytul 8. curt,
81 u perrs 9& Dnlaus
s .. Wic8euueY s s Gcrbs
OirsftUrsu
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19


,N iIIer @ros. SO anoeIbiI-
Ser Ebeater. .
90, 5O7-5O9 @cnnte Ctr, RVS
SGeIi6 uens gil0er.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19

Iotal .384,019 o.
Difrtft Columbia, Stnbt Waibingtpn, SIS
SD, Scbn 9. 0owaro. Sd l%Bneilfsr rer cben-
s~enantsn Banf, belhwDre hermit, Dap be. Be
ri6t ssuau il, nab meinsm bslten WiHen unb
@epiRen.
s. Q. 6OparO Irealarsr.
@Cr MFR bslhwOrsn unO un'eIfRrieben am
II. September 1914.
@rnelt 9. Compton, EhsntIi9eI Ngtar.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19

The Washington Journal brings
your goods before the eyes of the
people of the District, the
Maryland suburbs and Virginia.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
Ssri@t iiber ben stamo
ber
Commercial National Bank

ii @nibinStOn, i'm Diitrict Colombia, betm
Notwithstanding AM 10. @eptsmbsr 1914.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
Die Sanfcn @ai6inatun's.

Isle gut 8aibingtou's gonfen
lliloiert limo, unO mie icbr lie oas
S~ertraleu oes Yublifunls peroienen.
gebt aus Den 6inan5allsmeiien ber-
por, Die Dem aomptroaer 0es Smab-
cuts oieie @obe eingerciht mrroen.
llro mouOn mir mebrere an an0erer
STEELE pu6li5ieren
l(nleren 0eliti6en ieicn oiele Ban
fen ~beion0ers empioblcn, ga lie sic
oelltide 3eitlutg patroniiicren mo
ellr6 oieielbe iid an oas Oeuti6c 9il-
llifum ipenoel.
American Security and Trust Co.
Commercial National Bank.
District National Bank.
Franklin National Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Riggs National Bank.
Second National Bank.
Seventh Street Savings Bank.
Washington Loan and Trust Co.
SOdfeine 2anSiaser, gerOeIat,
Salami nnO SOliteiner, 35c y. 4fO,
SH6Iers, 532 Gcntcr Marft
nnO IS 9liass Marft.
&arl Abterfir6en, SEQ. 205 7te
Ctr 81 SO nn.hf,nhIl an.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
Seridt iiber OsM staun
be.
Washington Loan and
Trust Company
g n:

IN @%aitirgtou. i'm Difrict Columbia,
teim @ei4dftsabialuB am II. SEPTEMBER 1914.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19

6ur tlf WlpIl9EeII nIIfIIlrfn
&alpb .. Barnard @srsOn NOrolinseg
s. 3. Corning &obf. Gee O'grteu
s 8. @rdeler s. ~ padoro
ReberiW. 9arrer gbos. s. Gcgsrs
gas. III. 9ree SN @ample
SO Q 5Oee q. s. @aneturp
genis SU mes, Gle @tesR
A8 S-rB s. e. 1Yree
@m. y. 9irSromb . " Walters
GLUE 8 HITLER @iones Wslt
gBm 8 Martin Martin MissanO
DireGtpren.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19

NNOpps: 0as europdiihe aoll8erl
ipiclt ..........
2ebmNnm: ipielt sur Set ans
i1licbIih MliIitdrnuiif.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19

10EaI .,.... ......... 81, y2y,7 IU Sc
StuOt @afbinStCn, Dtfrict Columbia, IS:
Sd S. Genball Gain, @alTrer Der
cbsneenanntsn Bnni, belGwSre, bn6 Der Dbies
8eri4t mad meinem btlten 0ifsn unO @swiGsa
rabrbritSsetreu III.
s. 6tnbalI Gain, Gaifrsr.
uuterl&rieten uub btl&worsn pOr mir bteIen
is. Gag Oes NOnats September 1914.
Wiltam S. Dante, STentli&sr Nptdr.
fir Die &i&tisteit atteRiren :
5Obn 9. COCHRAN WG Browning
GpHarO 9. @canls 81. s. St6anIOf
SIS. Combs W.S. Nee
G Mc@Umas 6owfsn gbas s Hoeers
Tineent & ECUmep DIRECTORS.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19

&arl Abterfir6en, geo. 205 7te
Str. q. So, empfieblt slbner-
0rrrrD's DID @lorp mo GOans
&loia Eale 9llel 9laes frii6
bonn 6aBl
Washington Journal., 1914-09-19
finben Sic bel qu5 in bciter Gaali,
tat Hn6 81 tie0tiacH 9rsiisu.
Chiffon SrOaOclotG so 3Oa iucit,
$1.25.

SmpOrtiertes G6iffun SrOnOclotb
81 3Ol iueit, III alien Sar6en, $500
52-56 3Oll lueit, alic 5ar6cr, $3.50
So 3Oa weit, IN Gream nnO idiuar5
$2.75.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10

That kind of industrial justice in
terriers with business"
Subways will not prevent congesEE
ton if over 100000 people are
forced to do business in one little
patch of land called the loop.
We have surface and al" lines now
and rotten congestion in the loop.
And the more ways you figure out
for people to get into the loop, the
greater the congestion will be.
Better wipe LoopViIIe off the map
and build up Chicago.
It's very evident the council finance
committee is going to have a hard
time pulling down the $2,5OO,000 ex-
cess in the new budget.
Up to now they haven't been able
to budget
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY

Superior, Wis, Jan. 10.-Testify-
ing before the vice commission ap-
pointed by the last legislature, Rev.
Harry w. Knowles astounded the in
vestigators by declaring this City con-
tains a club of boys which admits no
member but those. who have, had
some venereal disease. Ali of the
boys are under 16 years of age.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10

he striking copper miner VINO
isn't an American citizen is lucky
for he can get protection through his
government.
Uncle Sam has to protect the rights
of foreigners even if he won't pro-
tect the rights of American citizens.
The Austrian government is about
to step in and protect some of her
citizens who have been . forced to
work in the copper mines against
their will. ..--.
BY the way, what is government
for? ...
1t appears that the copper barons
of Massachusetts can do as they
darned please in Michigan.
And all either state or national
government appears to be able to do
is to plead with them.
What they need is a swift kick!
Why not grant the miners beIIiger-
ent rights, let them have guns and
fight it out with the imported gun
men?
States Attorney Hoyne evidently
doesn't suit the trust newspapers.
If he can keep the trust press down
on him and refuse to be bossed by
them, some people who opposed his
election may revise their opinion of
him.
Yes-there is some hope for
Hoyne, with the high-brow bunch
down on him.
The newspapers have run the
states attorneys Office so long that
it is high time for change.
One of the burning questions in
local politics is whether Roger Sulli-
van and Billy O'Connen will play ball
on the same team this year.
In the meantime, if Johnny EVers
expects to make hit with the Cubs
this year, he had better get busy now
taking a few lessons in managing
himself
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10
PLAN FOR EMPLOYMENT OF
'FRISCO'S IDLE MEN

Z hlOSO = lDEE MEN
Washington, Jan. .10.-The Treas
ury Department announced today
that it will cooperate with the city of
San Francisco in finding employment
for idle men there and will shortly
begin constructing a new road
through the Marine Hospital reserva-
ton there.
Such road has been contem-
templated for some time, but tE2
work will begin sooner than first
planned. This action was taken in
response to a telegram received by
Assistant Secretary Newton from
James D. Phelan, treasurer of the
citizens committee of San Francisco,
asking that the government give en-
ployment to men there Immediately,
if possible. .-.- -...
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Anderson Is
Minus MiiSterS.

For the next three weeks &c only
place that the church lrcuuenters
In the city OF Anderson proper will
be the First Presbyterian ci,u.cil. The
Central Presbyterian church has
granted a vacation TO Rev. >. WithCr-
spoon Dodge, in order that he may
celebrate the arrival o: William Hen
ry Dodge. who made his APPEARANCE
at the home Of the minister last Sun
day. Rev. J. W. Spcake. pastor of the
st. Johns Mctho odiat church, has gone
to AntrCvillc 10 conduct 4 series OF
services and later lie Will lie will go
on his vacation and Rev. Dr. John r.
Vines. pastor Of the First Baptist
church Of Anderson has gone to Ten
ncssee. where he will De joined by
Mrs. Vines and they will go TO Chau-
tauqua Lake, New York, for a stay
Of several weeks. This m.uns that
the Anderson people who are not ov-
er-fond of going to churcn will have
a good long rest, unless they care to
attend the services OF the First Pre-,
byterian or some of the other churches
of the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Families Are
I'uSt Coming In,

Anderson is growing day by day
and new families are moving to this
city with very pleasing regularity
f'urmaI Poole. n well known young
man Of Westminster. arrived in tho
city yesterday ana announced that he
would make his home lrcrc: ar. and
Mrs. r. r. Calvert have moved back
to Anderson and Mr.. Caltcr: will re-
sumo his duties as one o: inc over
seers in n local mill. They nave been
living at Ilelton. =. &. WOccSon and
family. who have also Lcen ;iving at
BeltOn. have returned to Anderson,
and will make this their home in the
future.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
70 Hold Train
For Convention.

Il. B. Curtis. Of the Charleston &,
Western Carolina railwa? announced
yesterday that his road had consented
10 hold passenger train No. II AT Iva
tomorrow afternoon. Tor the cOnven-
irncc G.: those who Will attend the
Saluda BAPTIST association. The train
comes from Mccormick. via Iva at
2:"0 II. NJ, reaching Anderson at 3:4.
y. II. On this particular afternoon.
il will be held at Iva until 4 o'clock
reaching this city shartly after 3
o'clock. Mr.. Curtis said that this
WAS necessary because OF the fact tina;
Il great many Anderson people will
desire to remain in Iva mtIl after the
conclusion OF the afternoon session
and il would not be possible for them
to do this if the train left Oh it's reg
ular schedule. People i'll charge Of
the preparations for the iva meeting
OF the association say that they are
very appreciatiYe of the railroads
kindness in the matter.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
VIII Start On
Mf,-.'f,,- {SruG

1t was Announced cs,crduy that
Anderson county. ;!:Tcui;n H. Mack
King. the county sup. ft:3or. :.a; now
agreed 20 mark all the rt; ads leading
into the city and the work will soon
be underway. The lntclligcac.r said
few days ago tfat the county o;!ic-
ials looked on this proposition with
favor and that it would prouabiy be
ordered within the next &c" days. II
will be remembered That Col. T. J.
Watson. commissioner o: agriculture,
recommended that the county take
such action, as it is sometimes almost
impossible for strangers TO nj their
way into the city. The placing OF the
markers along the road will y" q great
help. especially at this season or the
year, when dozens OF tourists arc
passing through the city every day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
VIII Fight The
Closing Orders.

Gut Antonikos,' proprietor OF the
Piedmont Cafe. gays THAI he Is far
from pleased over the o'tlrr which
the Mayor mas issued, requirin. all the
cafes OF the city to close before mid
night and said yesterday that acting
upon legal advice. which was 10 tnr
effect that the city had No right TO
force an eating house to close. thnt
he would stay Open and give the Of
f1cers a chance 80 arrest hin, follow
q higher court ahd have the question
settled once and for oil. whether or
not the city has 4 right to make tho
people go hungry. Gus say. that the
tourists coming through the city On
the first night that he WAS forced to
close were long 3nd lond in their
complaints over having u spend q
supperless night,@
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
+ y r. * # s II y y w y T. T. - s # y ~ T. + *
y ELECTRIC CIl 7 SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Person Mention Caught Over the
T. Wireless the Streets of Anderson
a * r. q * - Il r. x x x y * y Il Il

lows may become supple by til" time
the day for the same arrives, "Vil-
lum' Banks. Sport Cochran. rom
Maxwell. Keys Gilmer anc Gus
liudgens will be among tho stars for
the Elks while the knignis of I'yth-
las refuse to divulge III" membership
OF their team. l.ets are even that
10 one OH either side viii De ahl, To
last throughout the entire ;;aIn", but
all indications are that the affair will
be the richest ever staged a. Heuna
Vista park. The Mother :iunabrd
uniform which Genie WATSON will
wear will be quite a feature The
day for the game is soon 10 be an
nOunced and a small adm,isur fec
will be charged, the receipts TO be
turned over to charity.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Pretty Bungalow
Now Iiping Built,

An Anderson Real Estate ec invest
mcnt Company yesterday placed an
order for material for pretty bun
galow which this popular company
will erect on one of its lots IN Col
lege View. This is fast ,.,,conl.ng one
OF the most popular residential sec
ttOns Of the city and people ilvins /:
College View say that There is no
place like 1t. The plan of the Ander-
son company is to build these houses
and then dispose of them as quick as
they are completed. 1t 3 said that
their system is meeting with popular
favor and that there IS u demand for
all the houses which they have erect
cd.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Weather Wasn't
SO Warm At All.

After experiencing days when the
mercury hovered up around 104 and
los 1t seems that Anderson people
have learned what real warm weather
is. However. they did not. because
Sunday dozens OF people were heard
to insist that the weather was warm
e: than it had been in this section.
AND again yesterday the same thing
was heard. until. the ra;n came up
late in the evening and cooled things
off. Just to see what the weather
man had to say about the thermome-
ter. reporter for The Inteliigencer
interviewed H. Fl. Russell. the Of
fetal forecaster for the city and that
gentleman showed fEa:es 20 prove
that the official register for Sunday
was 102 and for yesterday was 100.
This is very comfortable weather,
after some that Anderson has swell
tered through since the Summer be-
gan.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Now In The
EnIl Mnrket.

Miss Dora Geisberg and Mrs. Kate
Elliot left last night for New York
and other Northern markets. includ-
ing baltimore and Philadelphia, where
they go to purchace fall goods for the
firm OF d. Geiberg. While away Mrs.
Elliot will take coure watch will
make her full fledged corsetiere and
when she returns to the city she will
he even more valuable TO this well
known concern than ever before.
Their plan cOntemplates the purchase
of very extensive line OF the most
handsome and most up-to-date fnil
goods.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Stevenson Family
VIII HIVE Reunion.

Tho annual Stevenson reunion 'is to
be held on Saturday. August l. at the
home of Mr.: J. A. Stevenson, two
miles south Of Townville on the line
between Anderson and Oconcc co,.l-
ties. This Is a particularly apprt :
pirate place to hold the reunior
since n member OF the family live il
each county. The gathering of the
friends and relatives OF the Stevenson
family for this occasion will be ono
of the largest yet.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Free Candy
For Tomorrow.

The Owl drug company announced
yesterday that every customer of
their establishment calling 1T their
store tomorrow will be served 10 Nun
naily's finest candies, absolutely free
CT charge. The home office of the
company is sending Mrs. i. 3. Hol-
land to Anderson and this lady will
demonstrate tho many superior quail
Ties of this famous candy, at the same
time seeing that every customer dur
ing the day Is supplied win some Of
the delicious wares. Doubtless the
Owl drug store will be more popular
tomorrow than it has ever been be-
fore and dozens Of visitors will prob
ably call TO inspect the large dis
play OF candies, fresh from the fac
tory In Atlanta. Mrs Holland Is to
be here for only one day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
P0stmnstcrs Arc
To Meet In October.

Postmaster Cochran OF the Ander-
son Office has received advices from
l.. G. Young, Of Union, president OF
the South Carolina pastmasters as
soclntion to the effect that the next
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia. North
and South Carolina. will he held III
Washington some time during Octo-
her. This Is annually IL great gath
oring and In all probability the An
derson postmaster will attend and
take part In the meeting.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
MARRIED IN ABBEyILLR
Miss Lulie Ellis Becomes Bride OF J.
Clilf King. ~ !.

Abbeville, July 27.Miss Ludie Ellis
and MIR. ]. Cliff King were married on
Wednesday afternoon, July 90, at 3
O'clock, at the country home OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Ellis. The Rev. lR. g. Telford perform
cd the ceremony. Only the immediate
families OF the oonIracting parties
were present to witness the ceremony.
After, delightft,l refreshments were
served the bride and groom left f6r
H udersonville, NJ G. ~ ~ & :s y
sa'he bride Ifs tho; eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wa r. Eliis and has many
friends Throughout the county and
state. The groom is q young bnsiness
man OF fthe firm Of Parker & Reese,
The young couple have the best Wishes
OF their many friends Is q Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Many To Plny =
In TOurnnment.

The announcement that tennis
tournament is tH take place in this
city next week has precipitated a
lively discussion. Gyar who IS The he's.
tennia player In the eity ana over :he
question Of who has TIE hest chance
Of winning. 1t is :oncalel tnat some
of the Y. NJ. = A nislnlm:s will have
the best lool-in at til" cups, since
they have had more practice ilan any
one else. but on the other hand sever
al OF those who are to enter claim
that they have not touched a racket
this year. The affair Is being staged
by the Y. NJ. c. A. and the ournarnent
will be played on the courts of An
derson college PriEus will be offered
for single champions and there will
also be prize offered for the best
mixed champions. Itsiss said that 6
great deal of friendly rivalry has
already been aroused and this after
noon will witness the frat real work
out OF several Of those who hope to
cop cup. The young ladies' or the
city are taking great Interest In the
coming event and the ladies cham
pionship games will be even more
interesting than those arranged for
the gentlemen. s' &. rs.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Mr. Felkel To
Build q Home.

F. w. Felkel. we'll known Ander-
son insurance man, yesterday pur-
chased lot in the College View sec
ton from the Anderson Real Estate
and Investment Company and announ-
ced that he will start at once the erec.
ton OF handsome $4,000 home. The
house will be one Of the most mod
ern and up-to-date to be found on
Woodrow Circle and VIII be finished
in gray stone. with steam neat and
other modern appliances. Woodrow
Circle, said to be the only exclusive
terrace In town, will soon bo. among
the most popular OF all the building
sites.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
New Convenience
III q Local Bank.

The" Bank OF Andersen has in
stalledNa new convenience, tnfs time
the convenience being a new one. as
yet unknown by Anderson people. II
is money carrier which IS made In
the shape OF long. brass tube, and
which carries money from one end
OF the hank to the other. 1t Is u COM
| pressed air arrangement. and
forces the bags of coin and the parcels
along through the tube to their des-
tination. 1t will save the employees of
the bank from taking many and many
q step. ~ - ;G&Ssa;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Candidates Are
Coming Thursday.

The four candidates for congress-
man from the Third Congressional
district will reach Anderson Thurs
day and will address the voters Of the
county. 1t Is understood that tho
meeting will take place In the court
house and as Anderson people seem
to be evincing more interest in the
! race this year than they nave for
sometime past, there will PROBABLY be
a large attendance. The Congression-
al campaign in this district was open
ed ut .Newberry yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Praising The
Summer Schools.

A number Of Anderson county
teachers have, been attending the
summer schools which have been in
session in thic State with winthrop
college OF Rock Hill and the Univer-
sity of South Carolina. at Columbia,
since the close, ,of the co!lege ses-
sions. The TEACHERS have written
home telling OF the wonderful prog
ress they have made along certain
lines of study and they say that every
teacher attending either of the
schools has been greatly benefited
and he will he be able to render
much better service during the COM
ing school session. j. B. FELTON,, ;:oun-
ty superintendent of educal: IN. said
yesterday that he was s.Ia SO many
Anderson teachers availed themselves
OF the opportunity to attend thlsn
schools and he only regretted that
more Of them could not go.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28

These rates arc from points within
South CarolinE and from Augusta.
Tickets will te on sale Oh August 25
to 30 and will have final return lin
It, of September 2.
All former Clemson men who have
not yet answered the invitations sent
to them and who intend coming are
requested to notify DR.. Riggg at once
IL they expect to have accommodations
arranged for them. All who have an
swered their invitations will receive in
the next few days,l letter from DR..
Riggs giving further details as to pro-
gram, rates, etc.
Clemson College now has In South
Carolina, scattered fom the mountains
to the coast; between 5000 and 5000
CORNER students. These men are to
be fcsInd among the leaders in all
lines OF endeavor and are welding a
largo influence in tho agricultural and
industrial affairs OF the state. Home
coming week will give them an oppor-
tunity to spend little time on the
campus Of the alma mater o;,which
they are loyal and to replenish the
fires OF this loyalty and affection f5r
Clemson, :. q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Repartee.

Old Scotchwoman-'The Inst steak
I got frae ye I could hae soIed ma
boots wi It,"
Butcher-"And why did ye nae do
it" Il
Woman-aSo I wild II could hae
got the pegs tae gang through it,
Boston Transcript. 4jf.