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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-03
MAGAZINE FOR THE
MILL OPERATIVES
SOON STARTED BY LOCAL
YIN. C. A.
NAME is "cOMIAN"
WIN Be Published Monthly and
F..s=:ss..eA! - ces:ss. Aa;lH EV.;la Pso : 81
pie Free Of Charge. -
NAME IS "COMIAN''

a new undertaking which will soon
be launched by the Anderson Y. NJ. c.
A, is the publication of monthly
magazine for the cotton mill people of
this city. The magazine will be pub
iished by a local printery for the Y.
NJ. c. A. and there will be no sub
scription price charged, the publica-
tion being furnished free OF charge to
all those who work In the mills of An
derson IL. they so desire.
In discussing the matter last night,
F. NJ. Burnett said that he had been
planning to inaugurate this innoya-
tion in Anderson for some time and
that he felt SO encouraged over the
textile night school that he had de-
termined to begin at once Mr. Bur
nett feels that If the mill people wiz.
take such a hearty interest in the tex
tile school that, they will likewise be
Interested in the magazine, especially,
since 1t is being published solely for
the mill people. and will consist en-
tirely of topics interesting to; mill
workers.. 8 I ..,s.
The nesg publication will be known
as 'The Comian" the name having
been cieverIy arranged. Each letter
of the name OF tine new magazine
stands for one word in the sentence:
Cotton Mills in Anderson" Tha new
magazine will carry at its top an at
tractive heading, possibly with the
name of each OF the cotton mills OF the
city in smaller type.
F. NJ. Burnett is to be the editor of
the new publication and D. H. Minis
will be associate editor. Thei first
issue will be out between March 10
and 10. and Mr.. Burnett said last
night that it would consist of $500
copies. The, appearance OF the maga.
zine will doubtless be awaited with in
terest by the mill people OF the city.
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WOMAN EyONERATED
OF MURDER CHARGE
coronor's JuEEZ Aeqaitted Rosa
Levere''e.
CAUSED By OZE
- =
Charged With !, Cutting Hasbsnd
10 Dsath-Givs1,' Dsa4tiih 'FFTsediOm 7i
after Autopsy. Il.

That Sunday should pB6s In. An
derson county without killing, es-
pecially after a desperate effort had
been made,, seems somewhat remark
aPle but such was the record for last
sunday. Eosa Leyerette, living on
Market street put up good imitation
or killing her husband, Dick Leverette,
last Sunday afternoon and for q time
the case looked bad for her yesterday,
but she was later exonerated by the
toroner's Jury of having been respon.
slole. for the death of her husband.
II seems thai Dick Laverette came
home In an intoxicated condition and
proceeded to throw his wife off the
porch, When she succeeded in getting
back, in the ihouse, sha and her sister.
Josie Isham, lit on Dick, his wife US
ing a knife while the other woman
probably had club. They cut the me-.
gro on the arm and belabored him over
the head With a stick, laying him out
for time. "A message was dispatched
for the police and Officers Driskell and
Sanders took the women In tow, lock-
ing them up in the city Jail. However,
they were aater released as 1t wa9
not considered that the wounded mans
condition was serious.y This was about
three o'clock in the afternoon and at
a.s o'clock the report reached police
Headquarters that Dick Leverette was
dead. An investigation was begun
Yesterday morning, Coroner Hardin
taking charge OF the case. An inquest
was held yesterday morning and then
a recess taken until yesterday after
noon, to allow physicians to make d
complete examination of the dead ne
gro. DR.. j. B. Townsend and DR.. ]. C.
Harris made an examination and de-
termined that the wounds the negro
had suffered were not sufficient to
cause death and they therefore per.
formed an autopsy. Taey then discov-
cred that death was due TO alcoholic
poisoning and so reported to the coro-
ner's jury. TheNjury, through its foSffGS1
man, returned a verdict L re effect
that "thetddceased- Gahie TN death
from shock, -due-te-an.. n..eveFdese-ef-a al
coholic whiskey. self administered"
In view OF the verdict Of the jury
the two women were released and It
was understood last night that neith-,
er the city nor the county. authorities
would lodge any charge against either
of the women; II IS understood that
Tho: dead nsgro, EIleA drum b. Nas g -yi-
.eiptla ehararse sEhil 70 his wit fe seems.t0
he; u very good negro, accord ing to tia
pol1ce ON eiaI g, :, refore, mo chaFge
was made against her..
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PEDAGQGUES NULL
TAKE SPARTAnBURG
Teachers Of the State win Soon
..s..3 Gather
q. Y''.' f.. -r-Th .tJy Is.
LOCAL. FOLK TO. GO
Anderson WIN Send q Large Del.
egation 70 State. Assassination .
in Success City"
LOCAL. FOLK TO, GO

Quite number of Anderson coun.
ty school teachers were in the city
yesterday and almost Without sxcep-
tion they said that they were going to
Spartanburg on the 18th Of this
month. From the teachers view
point the meeting to be held Ia Spar
tanburg is the most Important event Of
the year and there is no doubt about
the gathering proving TO be a profta-
BILE one.. Indications now are that
Anderson win be as largely represent
ed as any county In the state. In
connection With the meeting are two
meetings which viii prove to be Of in-5
terest to hundreds of TEACHERS in all
parts OF the state and more especially
from Anderson county, ~ :, wi
One OF these 10 the meeting of the
Carolina Teachers 'CIub. which was
organized at the last annual teachers,
meeting at Columbia. This club is
composed of all the g r.Iniversity Of
South Carolina men end women who
are now engage1i nteaching in South
Carolina. The object of this club is
70 enroll as many Carolina men and
women as possible. and to bring them
together once year for an informal
social gathering. This meeting is
held in conjunction with the South
Carolina State Teachers Associations
annua, convention, |! Letters have
been cent to all members OF tits club
inviting them to be present at the
meeting in Spartanburg. The exact
hour and place Of the club meeting will
be announced later 0Fficare oP fbn
Carolina Teachers Club are Lueco
Gunter, president; A. HI. Gasque, vice
president; and ]. C. Allen, secretary.
Another gathering lis that of }tite
south Carolina teachers who have
been attending the ahmmer school OF
the University OF Virginia. These
teachers have teen ivited by, Miss Ger4t
trudel' Foster, president OF the alumni
association of the summer school OF
the University of Virginia, to a reun-
don 5at Converse College, at ~ o'Sln6k
Friday afternoon, March 90. Addrassss
have been promised for this occaai6n
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CtMEs IN LIKE A
LION IN ANDERSON
March Made Royal and Blussery
Debut Here.
DAMAGE BY WIND
Bursting of Water Tanks Yester-
Say aa==yy A!sc::.;.ss Inflicted Inflicted injuries Injuries {
in Three Gases. :.
DAMAGE BY WIND

That March certainly did come In
like lion Is an indisputed fact, but
as to whether or not 1t will goi out
lit$4a lamb yet remains to be seen.
Sunday and Monday were two Of the
Worst days ever experienced here, and
mu:f suffering was occasioned by the
coh The high wind did a great deal
of damage, a number of glass win
doys being wrecked in various PARTS
Of the city.
The worst trouble caused by the
extremely cold weather was the
busting of water tanks at various
hopes in the city when the stoves
weie fired up yesterday. This hap
petcd in several homes Of the city, but
in Pnly two cases was any serious
Ghabn done. At the home Of o. Gels
bbeg'on South Main street the Water
.taIk burst at ali early hour yesterday
m9ning, pieces of the flying metal
astfsdng Mrs. Geisberg and inaicEing
pakful wounds. She suffered severe
i iaqrations of the face and IL was hec-
esSry to summon physician to hess
thef wounds.
81 like explosion took place at the
hoSe of II. G. Johnson ON Greenyiile
STREET, and Mrs. johnson was also
paqfuily injured. She was struck on
thfforenead and several stitches were
,nefssary where she was cut by the
irds
1fe wind began blowing here early
sunday and soon attained velocity
ofhbout fifty miles per hour, con-
timing at this rate throughout the
da3and1 might. 1t also blew very hard
Yesterday, but nothing like as bad ,aS
!Wa experienced through Sunday. The
d9 9GVas one OF the coldest expe-
rieced in Anderson this winter. the
ah9mometer registering 1S degrees
abke zero yesterday morn;ne S"s
dpsag the day II grew ,st9e ue
'fwaaner.
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LNTERGSTING T0PiC.
Special Lenten Services at GrRcc
at,H - on ThuFsdnys.

Special Lepten Services at Grscc
E,,ns. = on. Thursdays.
Among the Lenten services atGGRace
Church the Thursday evening services
.Ehould be OF. interest to the public in
general. It is often said that the
Episcopal church Is not understood:
AT these services the rector wifi Speak
on the subjeotsaconnected With the
church and tho public is cordially in
,yited to attend. The following lee
ltnges will be delivered.
25-"The Church"
March 5-"The church and the BIZ
ble."
March 12-"he church and the
Prayer Book"
March 1s-"The Church and Holy
March 26-''TThhe Church and tn.
BlRssed Sacrament" - -
April 2--'"rhe Church and Confirma-
tion."
The hour of the service Is 8 D. M.
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4 huge MORTGAGE
C. & w. C. Railway Has Ror-
rowed $4,000. 900. From
Baltimore Trust Co.

One of the largest mortgages record
ed in Anderson In some time has
reached the office OF Jas. N. eParman.
clerk OF court. The mortgage in
question is given by the Charleston &
Western Carolina railway and is for
$4,000, 600, being given 10 the Safe De-
pQsit. and Trust Company OF Baltimore.
This acton was decided upon by the
directors OF the railroad at q meeting
held in Chi st6a atEJ JFebF 4 ztH 81 kiiIs
year and II Is stated that the money
obtained! Will be used for impsevinE
the road In o number ofsRayes She
mortgage was signed for the railroad
By =: r. Henley, seconds vice president
and r. d. C6hless ! seerstafy. swfiiie
: DIR the trust company appear the
signatureB of Michael hIenk,n k,nBs sss as
dsnssaasd = y. 3 J; NJ
Ile mortEaee was seceiseds at tie
Office of the Anderson clerk OF, court
yesterdap and consists of 4 iarso
riAtedt pamphlet; aa.s3 8
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i,,i3a UlAN RECEPTIVE
10 a81 | FOR OUR RELIGION.
sassasReE Walter S. Buchanan sn6,.a.
a.Es TO the Psi::IEs Psi::IEs Il s.i.sser- 4
e s'ncs son Sunday. ,&,,ss 80


|! .2Rcv. Walter Mes. Buchanan, b.
Is missionary OF the Southern PresbJfa-
prtah church to Kobi, Japan, addresail
. two tnsegestea congregations EanSAsY.
3 lnlfhe' morning at the Central Pres
Hbyterian Church, one at night at the
First Chuch. Doctor Buchanan has
been secured by Piedmont Presbytai1
TO Address all OF the churches in the
6 sPrcsbytery and Sunday he filled ffis
SCHEDULE In this city.
After service of eighteen yeara In
4Jazp DR.. Buchanan is well Qda1ified
to speak on its condition from every
polhttof view. He conctrs with the
message sent by the Christian Stu
dent Federation of Japan to the meet
ing'of their organization held in Easif-
Vile, Tenn, some, years ago, namely
Japan is leading the Orient-bnt
whither?" k
DR.. Buchanan pointed out the per-
Iilous situation resulting from the new
birth tosa position of leadership swift<
oily or so small a nation, and of 6f6
hthat had previously never received rel
lfcognition from the great Powers. EsS
peclally is there a danger OF the maj
ltertalistic view OF life, with its cbhk
%sqtenp agnostic and even atheiatie
tendencies sweeping over the natida
! like . tidal wave. The people Afa
abandoning the ancestral religionsl Sk
buddhism and Sherltoism, and nnlS s
1the moral and spiritual fonndatioIs
of life be soon safeguarded by tue
Christian religion. the nation will bht
come one OF the hardest In the world
for the Gospel to reach. y
On the other hand. the day is d.ie
OF great opportunity for similar rem
sons. thinks DR.. Buchanan, and IL Is
his earnest hope that the church nj
see the open 6oor and Send sufficient
missionaries to man the present sit-
uations There is need for 1876 at once.
q DR., Buchanan made a most pleasing
Z Impression on the people by hIs ear
hestness and sincerity and we are
glsAsto have he'd him with us.
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by Prof. W. H. Hand and Prof. wau-

by Prof. W. H. Hand and Prof. Wau-
chope.
T In addition TO these meetings of
course, the several auxiliary associa-
tlons embraced in the teachers asso-
citation will have their meetings, with
fun and interesting programs. These
are the association of town and city
superintendents; the association OF
county superintndents. the association
OF elementary schools and the school
tmQroyement association.
< There Is every indication that the
teachers convention this year Will be
we'll attended from every section OF the
state. Already much interest has been
manifested. in the announcement OF the
handsome trophy which will be award
eI 10 the, county, which shows tho
largest percentage OF its teachers in
actual attendance upon the convention
sessions. G. v. Neuffer of Bennetts
VILE, treasurer of the association, is
already beginning to have large num-
Der OF the dues paid UP, and new en-
rollments made, by the opening of the
convention. The annual dues are so
cents for women and one dollar for
men, aud all teachers who have not yet
paid up, as we'll as those who are not
nov members of the association, but
who now desire TO join the
ranks are urged 20 send their names to
Mr.. Neuffer without delay.
An attractive program is being ar
ranged for the Convention by A. H..
Gasque Of the association and several
interesting social features have been
arranged.
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EftS;if tTti y e5sss tss ts > 81
'c' W. caidweif ef columbia has,
been spending d few days in the city
on business.,t, ,.;. 9e
r. r, Hillhopss Of CeateryilIe was iE
among the business vis.tors to the
city yesterday. ...i s,.l !
w. L. Anderson Of the broadway
section ives IN the city yesterday.
James L. jackson of storeviIle
spent . few hours in the city yester-
day on business. ~ 'sa','.H, s. -. IS s.
r. D. Smith Of Bolton spent yester-
day in the city. ,z-,, 5z... ~.
J. c. Naliy OF High Shoals was
among the visitors tosspend yesterday
in Anderson.
John McBFearty OF Pelzer was in
the city yesterday for q few hours
!. Z Z, q. Balemall, q Weil.hnown plant
the city. Yesterday ;a,,,t.l.9 ',4S'f
C. c., WILSON !0f Betton was among
sthc business visitors TO tho city yes
terdaS'.*F, !,
i 80 ~ 5s,..., . !,
yesterday for few hourss1i 1 4as 5lq 8
a,,,,,t. y 4 5, !. . :, sits5
the % y;s,,css .iss SL' u ,sa aaEseol ,.l acas
the YissipoEsl 70 the city YESTERDAY.
!, :. 4s 5.i.'yI - sstf54 ~, n tifits
a.; ,a,as :; Sooarien su,l. o. spaEtanburg Is
bnsinaSs - ~ Wy l Dn
ususlllllless.::' sslll q Z; - 80 s. ]
!, a. i, Y. ~ Iaiker OF spartanburg was
h,a,oio s',e s.sS o;s1 sseeEuty iese ~ tne
S,tiii y :, fivssh notei. 5 s Z. J,
s,,naa. ns -, = sSsgs, sE.: 9t sasley spent
:, =, ' ~. a,. q,
9 s.,sss,. Jew hours IN the city s1ndsy With
~ ts.snuS. 4 ss
3 : = y
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ANNUAL lTERTING
Post ID OF the 4. p. A. Elects Ofaeers
~. saturday night !.

Post D of the Travellers Protectiye
ASToe 80 Jpn or america will hold its
9nnuaI seetinR Saturday nigAt, al
which time the election of ofiicSrs viii
pc held. The offices OF tie Post are
m the hail over the headquarters nf
the traction company. The state con-
yention this year will be held, In Co
Iumoi ..lli Nay 9th and .gth and delegates
VIII be elected Saturday night -
Mr. Ban Allen has been pfesident
'2f the pos Tor; tlIe year past and Mr..
easter Tfibhle he seeretary. 3This
mas been a good year foe the most, the
reports being highly commenteds by
tshe state officers Secretary Tribble
pulled Off 9. splendid raflroad extern
sion lnseftng here last summer and
the foundation was laid Tor, the ,buiId-
ing OF q line Ia Atlanta It "a, 6r6Doseti
TO have another big rally on the goth OF
March and 81 r Tomitnson. president
OF the 7. p. "A. of North Carolina, win
very probably be tbs guest OF the post!
st Louis churches. rcc icing haI.-
Il 4 trytk s.s
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Has Hydroulhobra.

Salisbury NC, March 2.-Rosa
Miles, a white girl Is years has devel-
open aiiGenulRe case of hydrophobia
atlher home, Jlre miles from this city,
and SfsdhaViRgH constant convulsions.
hDuf: nenratee required to hold her in
bed. She was bitten more than two
yeReS go f5ff sdog which had pre-
Yloue ly Reens btttan by q dog which
exantinSti&1 showed had rabies.
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The Pennsylyania,sl expenditure for
new terminal at Chicago wiIi be Il.
tie netgh orhood; OF s25 900, 900. Wins
attorneys for the Union Station COM
pany decline to diva1ge the details d.
the a agfeenient reached by the Also.
.ciAted hailFoad comp anIes, is IL known
that the entire project calls for an OUT
lay OF $780, OO0. 900. 81
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J.iA. Turner. who has been connect
ed with the Southern Railway for "a
years, has been appointed to the posi-
Hon made vacant by the promotion OF
O. r, craig TO the pnfchasihg agency.
OF tho Southern.
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J. s. B1lt os! IIonen Path yyasa aatI.,n,
the Yipilofd 10 spend yesterday ia the
city.
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Mrs. Earle Barton has returned froir
Gr'eenyilie here she spent sunday h.
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Mr.. ena Hrs. Lee, Gilmer. OF Atlanta
spent suiiday in the city with friends
and relstiyes. 5. T
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s GainDbell 81 che RoherSs sec.
tion os che county was A Anderson
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"A: q, New Of GreenyiIle is spending
q tew days in the city on business,
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~. ss;Edsel5 q pFugrgssiVe PeI2er
citizen, spent Yesterday Ia Anderson.
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Z. Il. PohltnAnn OF Charles MA IN
the CITY yeSsArdhy for few hotsfs.
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Or. and Mrs. MGCalia II Starr were
shopping In Anderson yesterday.
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- ! Q.s51l lee and Berry Holland of
Grsenytlie spent Sunday, in the city
with psands. t.g .y,t. Is. VI 81
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NJ. w. Wilson OF Townyille was in
the city yesterday for a few hours.
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r. IL sullivan Of TownvilIe was a
business visitor to Anderson yester-
day.
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J. M Andsfsoh OF spartanburg was
in the city yesterday a guest at The
chigtola hotel 81
H, !. t1ane OF Columbia was q visitor
to Anderson yesterday.
Z Robert Il Sweeney OF Clemson COLI
iege spent yeAter6ay In the city, 8
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81 louis churches. Ecc Icing hall.
i:lEe tLdvertisenien.. N IaiIy papers.
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Va fSiI y Ell'f III
has for three weeks, but is
improving. MANY friends will regret
to hear that she has been indisposed.
/, Goodrich of Baltimore is
/: sRsa !, ;istsEs essis days in the city u
iHsiii HSii ~ s y ~. L. rs Il.
;;: III: Hal sE.s.si is in Green-
vile, where 'Ahe is the guest OF rela-
tives.
Jake elmer. fofmerly Of Anderson,
but now Of Charlotte. is spending a
snort time in the city with his moth
er, Mrs. j. j. Gilmer, on Main street.
y. II. .. Sharpe of' Pehdleton was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday. ~.
Harry sioseley OF LowndesyilIe was
In the city yesterday for q few sh6nrs.
H. 8. Garrison. of Denver was
among the business visitors to the
city yest6fdhs. i'sts s -
p. 8. Bell OF Peizer was In the city
yesterday for a few hours.
80 eNf1S, .a--------.s. ~ rs7yt -fI. II,
z H. s: Garrison OF Denver was
among the business visitors 10 the
city yasterday4.
|4.c L; P. s. Beif,of Pelzer was in the city
yesterday. for O few hours.
julie Duck~6rth Of the Lebanon
section spent yesterday in the city on
w. o: Massey. Of Autun was among
the business visitors TO the city yes
NJ W. Wilson OF Townyille was in
the city yesterday for a few hours.
+. II sullivan of TownvilIe was a
business visitor to Anderson yester-
day.
q -r.7---,- 3is, =, : ~ ~
Dr. and Mrs. McCalia II Starr were
q n As. A H.
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w. o. Massey OF, Autln was among
the business visitors TO the city yes
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uncie nAgal' '1aylDr was here yes-|
tefdass ana seeeoFss that Mrs Taylor.
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Miss Myrtle acIIfeney s. snen,iinr
q week 10 Atlanta. sghege ahe q the
gueat of friends. 3.
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Dr.. George Easterlsng OF Buifalo
was IN tbs city Sunday for o Jew
hours. Y
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Thad .. Norton 81 areenvilie spent
SUNDAY IN Gne city wtsh Erienda and
relatives.
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Jale Duckw5rth Of the Lebanon
section spent yesterday in the city on
business. -. rs Z
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!. w. X Carljsie Of Starr spent, q few
hours "a the city yesterdas Z On li,isi.
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s. y. C. Tribbie OF Due ffest was In
the city yesfef1ias for s sa15 / h6,isss a
ghest at tiie lshiau6is hotel. + 80 s
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IT ISN'T ONLY THE OLD

ne ". WhitAer ST, Ground Floor
Vllce Phone $3.50. Rex. 'PhOnsi6aJ. {
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;t.e p. s. iBelf,of Pelzer was in the city
yesterday Tor q few hours.
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+, L, Gentry or spartanbure was
among the visitors to the city Z Tor
SundRy. .ss,sst - 3, : I 60 .'...I