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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-12

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here swas IA most interesting fsas
flifa OF kiz nnsiu. .ssstEs,n yu..s sssssss :, 4,
the secondary division confereice
he!a In the Central Presbyterian
church IN the afsetnoon. uRis the
"'teen-age' work. Is receiving new
.enphasis.
btr.5 r. G, Gresham OF SpsrtanbuFg,
addressed The convention on the sub
ject os That Boy, and made some
tfikiilE iikgesffons. He urged the
kmk0ftaflu II zIFssiL -. tffss1 s3a A. -. :.
boys OF isis arc and gave lelpfnl
Euggestions eoneerning It. He also
showed the irnpoftanre or the teacher
atld the teaching. He Btressed sser-
ylce. Let the boys be the Ofiicorg
sos their ciasses They viii become
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ioE the South Carolina csaference.
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probiepiB and showed fhat III OR
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-12

and hare part IN the great success
won by Colleton in previous conYen-
tions.
Rev. g. p. Watson, of Manning, is
here this, week. He wishes 1t under
stood that he is not from Walter
boro" as was announced in this paper
yesterday, not that he docs not think
WATERFORD is as good place to be
from" as Manning or. anywhere else,
but he happens not to be located at
that place this year.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, OF Chi
cago,.f superintendent OF the elemen-
tary work in the, United States, is
here this week and is delighting large
audiences whenever she appears.
She is at home on any subject and
can speak most instructively and en-
tertainingly whenever called upon,
as she did yesterday.
South GaruiiiiIlians situui1a iHosi
proud of the snlendid address deliver
ed by Rev. j. b. Green, pastor OF. the
Central Presbyterian church of
Greenwood, last night at the Sunday
School convention. on the subject OF
The Missionary Appeal" The scope
covered by the address was elabo-
rate The speaker 3 who is S.sL. yrner
spresias Dent of thep associatso,i, J,Ated
that missionary work began before
the creation and would continue after
the world ended. He said IL t1ns The
greatest of the worlds bn3inesses,
aud that those who did not favor Inis-
lsionary work were ignorant of its
real accomp mplishments. He aaidS its
record Is its best asset. The INTEL
iige1cer regrets that It has not SPACE
to reproduce In full today a report
Of this address which was made by
a stenographer for that purpose.
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The local committee under the
chairman, Mr., #. M. Burnett, regis
tered and sent to homes 2za DELEGATES
IN TO last night At Is sn,alnck and a
number OF others cams In subse-
queLtIy. The registration office at
the " "a. C. A. was kept busy all
day.
Mr.. Burnett is proud of Anderson.
he came here In Septemberta a stranS-
er, to take charge Of the ". NJ. CA.
work ana has been greatly pleased
with the way anderson has responded
to the call for homes for delegates.
/ AhlOA AAOlnC9
were delegates. The bad weather
cut aown the attendance.
Among tie progressive, earnest
and strong minde newspaper men OF
the State is Mr.. j. II. Fain, editor OF
the Rock Fill Herald, who IS q defe-
1atls .II1. 90 s,a<,raEr 4 nv sas.s tiia VsSir
county association and made 4 strong
plea Tor the etate association To meet
IN his ksHM,Es this wear 4 sIIa may come
again. ,S.. 5i55 55 4
The Citadel ACADEMY In Charleston
hass preSucea numerous great men
but few or the graduates have turned
their attention TO the ministry. One
of these is Rev, Francis ~, Gregg,
OF Rock HILL honor graduate Of the
Citadel iE 1881. and now one OF the
leading Presbyterian preachers IN
thS state. s. &. :, ~ =
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lebanon section, sgefs shopping liz
the city yesterday. l.s M
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..s;l Sheriff Joe H. M.Ashlgs spent lei
~ f'7y 'H '1IFDenFIlIe on business.
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T
James Tr#mple Rice, who has been
spending some time In the city as the
guest OF James r. Rice has returned
to bis home in Danyille. Va.
Ed Tate. who conducts a store near
Gluck Mills, spent few hours In the
city yesterday.
Frank Rhodes Of the Hammond sec
tion was among the business visitors
to the city yesterday. ~,
q. ]. Smith OF Concord was in tho
city yesterday for few hours.
r. s. FAINT, G we'll known Town
Vile citizen and magistrate at that
place, was in Anderson yesterday.
Woodrow Campbell of Townyille
spent fe whours in the city yester-
day on business.
F. Leon Scott of Florence was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday.
H. J. Haynesworth, a prominent
Greenvilie attorney spent a snort
time in Anderson yesterday.
/ ..
J. g. Jarrard OF GreenviIle spent
yesterday in Anderson. guest at the
ChiQuola Hotel.
Ross Mitchell, mayor OF Bolton, was
among the business visitors to the city
yesterday, =
L. o. Ashley of Bolton township was
in Anderson yesterday for few hours.
J. D. Compton of Townville was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
j. B. N. Ashley of Honea Path town
ship spent q few hours in the city yes
terday. -,
u. P. White, a progressive Anderson
county farmer was in the city yester-
day.
Orr Ashley OF the Honea Path Sec
ton was among the visitors to the
city yesterday.
T. w. Snipes, well known young
man OF Honea Path township was in
the city yesterday.
j. s. Poole of Piedmont was among
the business visitors to the city yes
terday.
II. w, Campbell OF Corner was in
the city yesterday for q few hours ON
business. ~
w. R. McGilf Of Starr spent yesterday
In AndersoIi on business.
Al. NJ and r. Z, Marlin iof HHo1beweil HH1Ss
were among the visitors to the city
yosteFdaT- s5zsa =
A. s. Burgess OF Hopewell spent a
few hours in Anderson yesterday.
I. F. Copeland OF. Cheddar was q
business visitor to. the city yesterday.
w. NJ! watkins of Cent. sylile was id
the city yesterday for e few hours. !.
w. NJ Stenhonse OF GreenvIlle spen,
yesterday In Anderson,
wilbur Martin, OF PeIEer Is spending
few days in the city on business.
w Frank Matthews OF BeIton was
among the business visitors Go the
city yesterday.
Waters off Fi.eeiizzeF Fi.eeiizzeF is among iilr
visitors In the city.
b., L. Rushing OF Greenviie is spend.
Ing few days in the city on business
d. B. Anderson Of Spnrtanburs was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday.
Phil D. Kohn. a well known CoiurG.
ii n nis.
son on b1siness.
g .. 4. i4lnnum OF SpRrIauuurK was
among the well known visitors Go thS
city yesterdsg. 3s 4
y G. Altchell of Atlanta spent yes.
terday IN stet city, q guest at the
Chiquola Hotel.
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q Parrish Of Columbia Eas
ame2s the business yisitors to the city
yesterday,
~. d. Brock 6S GreenyilIe Is sre1fd:
Ing 3 fSW days In the city.
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". J. SLmnons os EI0ssnca spent .
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III n. Hunter and James Hunter,
well known Pendleten citizens were In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. Sprowles OF Greenwood,
is among the visitors in the city for
the convention.
E. .. Pierce. a we'll known New.
berry man, iE a;;oaS shs visitors in
:ne city. ss'r
Mrs. T. C. POore and Miss Sadie
kirkpatrick Of Bolton, were shopping
In the city yesterday.
=. g. Greer or the Long Branch sec
tl0ai was atabng the business visi-
tors to the city yesterday.
s. Fleishman of B. Fletshman G.
Bros, left yesterday for Florence
where he goes TO inspect their c:irer
store. From that city he will 20
to the Northern markets TO purchase
q splendid line OF. goods for the spring
trade.
w. ii. Dunaway of Atlanta, was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
John A. Dawson OF Camden, spent
a, few hours in the city yesterday on
v. j. Shoemaker, well known
spartanburg man. was In the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Dugan of
Charleston. ere in tIle CITY,. the
guests OF their son, Ernest Dugan.
B. NJ. Castles. a well known travel
Ing man or Spartanburg, was a yisi-
tor to Anderson yesterday.
J. A. Brock is spending few DAYS
In Charleston. the guest Of friends an d
I relatives.
Mrs. G. c. Cobb OF Ware Shoals.
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Charles r. Hetrick 81 walhal,a.
f. gas !. sss e::5yt e:::s5yt yFe7sttsi5Iiiss Tor Few
w. A. Mecord Of spastanburg. spent
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w. A. MeCord OF spastanburg. spent
yesterday in the city. q ghest at The
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-12

Charles r. Hetrick Of walhalIa
gas .s sss 7::st5yt 7::t5yt Te6tsiit Te6tsiiIiiEsyt ,for iev
hours.
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THE SCOPE OFl4ilE CaURCH..

Mr. Durham Says Tint 4 l .J,eea,,II
s@. ing Bf6I gfs - EstsfSsll stil
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-12

J.
DR. r -. EIIerbeS OF J0n6Syilfe, Ii
In the city aa q deIazate from Unioa
county TO the con tentfcss. Dr. Elier-
be 10 a RFai aiuase Of the Citsdel, and
Is now d Ntell know druggist while
iEs the city he Is tfie guest OF hss
class mate ". Frank Farmer.
coiIeton couaty two years ae0 ear
9iea ofe the State bannef for The
Z greatssk progress IN Eunasy school
work Ii the ssete, assd again aE SAM
ter last year the performances was re-
peAted. AAiss Ida ~ FlaAbnTns, the
SI5vu5 c0sissg S,S,sTy IS largely
seapGhSihle for this record. Ghe is
Eefa IL S eek Win the ayowed 1sif-
pose 0f again carFyt1iK nome some
sGnfaIs a Front Eline County Is
che goal alle has sog and Won oElterB
from this S.a sal c0nnsy are Mira b.
2. poaas Mrs ~. - lsfFys EeSsrs
: - ~ T17Ts ef 4 u u. yarn. hiT eTzlEas
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are great Sunday school workers,
and hare part n the great success
won by Colleton in previous conYen-
tions.
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S. q. Major Or Gt.8eerTood we ia
the ely yesterday on bliSlness.
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= es 36lsGa 81 1haf;otts oDaaf Z
geW hour4 ii Anaetzon 1esteraas on
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The Chamber of Commerce quar-
ters yesterday were practically de
serted, Miss Elizabeth Harrison, as
s.stant secretary, acted as one o
the registrars at the 2. m. C. A. ant
secretary Whaley was attending t.
visitors attending the convention.
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Or. 8. T. Hallmon. pastor of the
Lutheran church OF Spartanburg, who
delivered the opening prayer yester-
DAY, was for ten years the head Of the
southern Lutheran Magazine, and has
bpiit up a great work at Spartan
burg Though nearly so years old,
he Is still actively in harness. man
much fevered.
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sSflFi5EIs 2 fflIsEi q No citizen 81
Alsan vas in1 the clts yesterday.
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| Using benzihe for fuel, d new cigar
cite lighter Is d close fac-simile Of q
cigarette. 8 &
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Among the prominent visitors here
are Deaceness Gadsden OF the Church
Home orphanage at Yorkville, an
Episcopal institution, She brought
with her several delegates from the
Church Home. 1
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Mrs. G. c. Cobb OF Ware Shoals
was shopping in the city yesterday.
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Clemson College is we'll represent.
ed at the convention with cadets and
local church leaders there. The ca.
diets are members OF the Interdennm.
national Sunday School OF Clemson
College.
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"a number OF visitors after regis
tering. went through the plant of
John n, Burriss. & Son, Just across
the street. to see where the interlock-
Ing tin shinglasl are made.
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les Irnia Cooley of LsoWnaesssJIe
vas shopping a AndessDa yesterdas.
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"A. s. Burgess or Hopewell spent a
few hours in Anderson yesterday.
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8. w. NJ Watkins of Cent. sylile was in
the city yesterday for q few hours. !.
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I. F. Copeland OF. Cheddar was a
business visitor to tho city yesterday.
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II. w, Campbell OF Corner was in
the city yesterday for q few hours on
business.
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Wilbur DiArtinsof PeIzer Is spending
few days in the citylon business.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
ALLEGED EXPRESS
 THIEVES ARE HELD

Little Rock, May 5.-W. w. Dunn, Homer Heard, and William Airing, all of Little Rock, have been placed under $2500 bonds each, by the U, s, Commissioner, on the charge of hay ing been implicated in the express robbery on the Rock Island railroad, South of Little Rock, April 12. They secured about $500. It is claimed that Dunn and Heard induced Airing, the express messenger, to cover up their crime. There was great mys- tery in the case until a confession was made by Airing. Heard is the son of a prominent Little Rock citi- zen, and Dunn is former conductor on the Rock Island
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05

tonight. Fleeing from the anger of the mountaineers, he hides in the mountain fastnesses with the girl who loves him. She gives her life to save him from her jealous admirer. He returns to New York to play the part of a mountaineer, for which he was in the mountains gathering local color" Ever before him is the pie ture of the lovely girl who died to save him.
 Red Hawks Sacrifice" a Kalem photoplay, also will be shown tonight at the Grand
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
Personals

| F. c. Abbott went to Russellville this morning.
 For rent, two nIce residences. J. D. Dunaway.-172-dtf
 New spring heel pumps just receiv- led at Camp Bros.-d1t
 For Sale-Large, gentle family horse. W. o. Wilson.-dtf.
 Miss Madge Hammock of Quitman is visiting friends in the city.
 Registered breed Duroc gilts to far row soon, for sale. J. k Jones'
 GREESON DRUG CO, IS HEAD QUARTERS FOR LIV-VER-LAX.
 Furniture ana rerl1gerators repair ed. T. c. Haskins. Phone 19.-158-tf
 LIV-VER-LAX, THE LIVER REC ULATOR. ASK GREESON DRUG GO.
 Red Hawk Sacrifice" Kaem production, will be shown tonight at the Grand.
 A delayed shipment of Mary Jane Pumps was received this morning at Camp Bros.-dlt
 The Animated Weekly, showing scenes in Arkansas will De seen to- night at the Arkway.
 A two-reel Bison drama, "The Wat CT War; will head the list of pictures at the Arkway tonight.
 Mrs. H. $. Dayton is attending the Confederate reunion and visiting rel atives at Jacksonville, Fla.
 WHY BE CONSTIPATED WHEN YOU CAN BUY LIV-VER-LAX FROM GREESON DRUG co.
 John Teeter and Burt Wilson, Hen dirk students, visited homefolks at Russellvile Sunday and Monday.
 Local Color,' touching upon the life of the mountaineers, will be the feature offering tonight at the Grand.
 l have registered breed Duroc-Jer- i isey Pigs, either sex, March and April farrow for sale J. K. Jones.-d6twtf
 Thornburg Workman returned this morning from a visit to his parents, Rev and Mrs. J. M. Workman, at Little Rock
 My Removal Sale on Furniture and Household Goods will continue un.il and including next Thursday, May !. w. w. Westmoreland -188d3t A registered Berkshire boar ten months old for sale at farmers price Would like to place this hog in some good neighborhood J. K. Jones.
 CALOMEL, CALOMEL, YOU CANNOT STAY FOR LIV-VER- LAX HAS SHOWN US AN EASIER WAY. ASK GREESON DRUG co.
 Registered Duroc- Jersey Boar nine months old for sale at farmers price. Would like to place this hog in some good neighborhood. J. K. Jones. d6wtf
 Prices on all Roll Mattings will be still further reduced during remain der of my Furniture and Household Goods Sale. w. W. Westmoreland St
 OH; YOU CALOMEL GET OUT fOF THE WAY AND LET LIV- NER-LAX DO THE WORK. PURE " VEGETABLE. ASK GREESON DRUG co.
 J. D. Dunaway's agency reports the following sale: Lots II, 15, block 56, and lots II, l5, block 57, College Park addition, to Theodore Drummer; con sideration, $525.
 Wanted, ten good men in Arkansas to sell the best policy written-a monthly income to beneficiary in the Missouri State Life J. D. Dunaway, general agent-172-dtf
 Suppose you could read in today's paper list of next weeks death mo- tices, what would you do about that policy you have been thinking about taking? See an agent of the Jefferson Standard today and protect the future of your loved ones. J. M. Downing, General Agent.-d2t
 Dr. A. C. Prichard, who has been practising medicine in Conway for the past year, will leave this week for Hot Springs, where he will continue to engage in his profession. During their stay here pr. and Mrs. Prichard have made many friends, who will re- gret their departure from Conway
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
SAM HF|L|CFRS
 QUITTING BUSINESS
Our entire stock of groceries will be sold out at cost. Come early and get first choice-dtf
BULLDOGS DEFEAT AGGIES.

The Hendrix College Bulldogs yes terday afternoon defeated the Second District Agricultural College nine al Russellville, 4 to l, according to 8 message received here last night The same teams play again this after noon The Aggies will meet the Bull dogs on Hendrix field next Monday and Tuesday
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

1 tor Friday and list of the prizes and medals to be awarded at our closing, May 21, we are emitting all news items this week.
 Literary society program for May 8: Piano solo, Bessie Martin; decla- nation, Carey Batson; reading, FL fieda Charles; piano solo, Gladys Gray; oration, Sam Donnell; declama- | tion, William Park; oration, Fred Me Collum; piano solo, Mary Canada original story, Sam Joslin; reading, Harriet Vaughn; contest story, Hes lope Gibbons, Fay Blair; locals, Arvor Ledbetter.
 Honor roll for April: Guy Robins, Alfred Moss, Margaret Spires, Julian Dunaway, Mary Kathleen Pendleton, Ruby Brady, Bradley Henry, Benton Woford, Pauline Glenn, Kirk Mosley, Chester Tucker, Fife Garrett, Laura Bassett Ella Payne, Thelma Jordan, Alice Russell, Lucille Simpson, May belle Boydston, Marion Morgan, Bes- sic Simmons, Gladys Crow, Junior Owen, Dan Harrell, Bernard Glenn, Horace Landrum, Mabel Dorrell, Mar garet TteWart, Laurne Reid, Mary Purifoy, Mary Allinder, Banksie Lew cling, Maude Hickman, lneZ Gray, Mona Wimberly, Frances Simpson, Julia Camp, Lewis Wilson, Clara Mai Markham, Julia Randell, Jewell Fid- dler, Aileen Richmond, Leila Leslie, Peel Allison, Bennie Sater Ora Day, Bessie Gholson, Anna Belle Johnson, Wilma Howell, Bernice Major, Edwin Anderson, Gail Robbins, Guy Sim mons, Robert Mosely, Fred Spires. Maud Johnson, Bernice McAnally, Melvin Thompson, Ruth Raynor, Pau line Power, Clay Bumpers, Floy Jones, Minnie Ethridge, Lillian Stroup, Olive Turner, Ora Johnson Marcus Harton, Clifford Landrum Floy Clements, Jim Thompson, Lois Vandusen, Jamie Clark, Leola Fid- dler, Carey Batson, Vida Adams, Grady Ledbetter, Forney Thompson and John Harton.
 List of medals and prizes to be giv- en May 2l:
 Prize by Mrs. Hobbs, offered for best pupil in Grade l.
 Medal by J. E. Little; best pupil in Grade ?.
 Medal by o. o. Florence; best pupil in Grade 3.
 Medal by Wilson Bros; best reader in Grade 3.
 Prize by Prof A. J. Meadors; best composition book in Grade ).
 Prize by Prof. R. E. Womack; best story teller in Grade 6.
 Prize by Mrs. c. H. Burr; best speller in Grade '.
 Medal by Mr. and Mrs. Hubbeil; ; best off-hand map of Arkansas. Open to all pupils below the eighth grade.
 Prize by B. T. Deal; best off-hand map of U. S. Open to all pupils be low grade nine.
 Medal by Farmers State Bank; best student of arithmetic in all grades be- low the ninth.
 Medal by S. G. Smith; best speller in the grades below the ninth,
 Medal by V. G. Craig; best all around athlete in school
 Prize by s. E. Anderson; best in formed pupil on current events. Open to pupils in high school.
 Medal by D. o. Harton; best math student in high school.
 Medal by Faulkner County Bank; ; best all-around boy pupil in the high school.
 Medal by Bank of Conway; best all around girl pupil in the high school. Three prizes were not contested for and will not be awarded. There be- ing no graduating class, the Central College scholarship will not be given until next year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
 WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Wednesday, gen erally fair; cooler Wednesday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
NORMAL DRAMATIC CLUB
 GOES TO RUSSELLYILLE

The Normal Dramatic Club will present their play, MT Bob,' which was successfully staged at Conway d few weeks ago, at Russellvile on the evening of May 23 The company will open the season for the Crescent airdome at that place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Invitations have been received by friends of Mr and Mrs. Jo Van Ronkle of Chicago, H., in this city to be present at the celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Congress Hotel, Chicago, on Sunday May 24 Mrs. Van Ronkle is a sister of Sam Heiligers. Sr., of this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
At The Theatres
THE PARKWAY.

"The Water War" a two-reel Bison drama, will be featured tonight at the Arkway. The story revolves around the building of q great aqueduct for irregation purposes in the west This aqueduct must be completed by giv- en time. The president of the com pany, alarmed at the slow progress of construction work, discharges Wood ward, the foreman, who is unable to get the best work out of his laborers, Woodward remains as gang boss, and Steeman is put in his place. Many attempts to kill Steelman are made by the gang. who are routed at every turn. A love story is inter woven in the drama.
 The Animated Weekly also win be shown tonight at the Arkway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
SENIORS GIVE RECITALS.

Miss Peare White of Morrilton and Miss Alma Sedge of Helena last night gave their graduating piano -,e- citals in the auditorium of CentraI College, there being present a large audience. The young women received much merited applause, and were re cipients of several floral offerings.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
LOVE, COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE

"There were over 300 of the fair sex present at the Adelphian Club to hear Mr Fletchers lecture on Love Courtship and Marriage and he pleasingly met the expectations of the brilliant occasion. Pacific Advocate San Francisco.
 At the High School auditorium next Monday night, May II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-05
MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Home Culture Club was postponed from today until next Tuesday at 3 p. m., when it will meet at the home of Mrs. James 4 . Anderson.