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ALL AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

Are requested to be present at the Business Mems
League tonight at o'clock. This meeting is to
reorganize the Hot Springs Automobile Club.
Election of officers and many matters of impor-
lance to the automobile owners will come before
this organization. 1t is urgent that the Automo-
bile Club be perpetuated in the best interest ofal
owners. Lay aside your plans for the evening
and attend this meeting.
HOT SPRINGS AUTOMOBILE CLUB
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Boston 1. St. Louis 0.

Boston, Aug. 3.-Boston won from
st. Louis in the ninth today to o
when two singles a sacrifice and
Buffers error allowed Tyler to cross
the plate
Boston 900 600 00t-1 2
St Louis 900 600 000-0 !
Tyler and Whaling; Griner and
Snyder
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ator Lippitt. Rhode Island, who said
he wanted to speak on the measure
Senator Newlands, in charge of .,hs
bill announced night session would
10 held tomorrow night with a view
of putting the measure through
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Chattanooga at Memphis, rain.
MONTGOMERY and New Or cans, not
Mobile |, Birmingham 0.
Nashville IA. Atlanta IL.
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and because of the fact that a bare
quorum was present, the proceedings
were confined to the promoting of
sucl ordinances as are on the calen
dar by one reading.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhIIadeIphia 5, chIcaao 0.

Philadelphia, Aug. Philadelphia
won today's game from Chicago 5 to
20. Alexander pitched effectively and
was given bri liant support
Score II. II. r.
Chicago. e.. 900 600 600 6 3
philadelphia. .012 020 O0x-5 9 1
Stock, label and Archer; AleXan-
der and killifer.
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
oAkLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west Of Fair Grounds.
Water free-drink all day. Noted for
der and stomach troubles. Promotes
digestion, acts as a laxative. Deliv-
cred to all parts Of the city Phone
l496. Write for shipping rates. II
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Use Diggett's Golden Tip tea FOR
making iced tea. This tea is pro
cured only from the early flowery
pickings, which in this country Is
found in but few of the most exclusive
stores, and then at prices varying
from $500 to $500 a pound Price
$1.OO a pound. For sale by X. G. Nor
his nrpp 10. Phone 242 6-10-tf
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| IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME
ON THE IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE
Effective Sunday. August 2. 1914.

Effective Sunday, August 2, 1914.
Train Nc. II will arrive at 800 a.
m daily, same as heretofore.
No. 205 will arrive at 1915 am.
daily, same as heretofore
No. 219 will arrive at 3:05 pm.
daily instead of 1920. Kansas city
sleeper and connections are dscon-
tinued.
No. 1913 will arrive at 1915 pm.
daily, same as heretofore.
Train No. 1913 will leave at Z am.
daily, same as heretofore.
No. 900 will leave at 1886 pm.
daily, instead of 12:45 as heretofore.
with arlor-observation car Hot
Springs to Memphis. The Kansas
city sleeper and connections with
this train discontinued.
No. Is Will leave at $3.50 pm. daily,
same as heretofore
No. POP will leave at 8 pm. daily.
same as heretofore.
Same high class equipment on all
trains.
C. S. BIACKMAN(
General Agent
II. V. FORD,
Ticket Agent
Aug. 4-5-6. Phone So
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War Declared By Mckee

VIII not interfere with me serving
Mexican Chill, Chill Mac Merchants
Lunch and Hot Roast Beef Sand
wlches wild de graveys oozing out OF
1t at the Empire, S25 Central avenue
JACK GOODINE.
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DR.. S. D. WE'LL

DR. S. d. Wen announces the re-
moyal of his offices from tle Arkan,
sas National Bank building to the
third floor of the New Thompson
building
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INTERNATIONAL

Rochester I Newark 4
Montreal Z, Jersey City 5.
Buffalo Z, Baltimore 0.
Toronto Al, Providence 713.
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ST. Louis 6. Boston 0.

st. Louis, Aug. 3. ST Louis today
won from Boston to /.
Score: r. II. T..
Boston 010 GOO 000-1 2
st Louis. 00l 005 00x-6 s 0
Gregg, Bedielt and Cady. Thomas;
James and Agnew
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston 10, Dallas 6.
Galveston 2, Fort Worth l.
San Antonio 0, Waco 4.
Beaumont l, Austin 2.
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The Great Sale of Children's Ok
fords next Thursday at Kempner's.
S-22t
1----~---
Use lines In your iced tea. Phone
PAP. We deliver promptly. II. G.,
Morris Drug Co. 6-10-tf
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For expert KODAK finishing go to
Sorrells Drug Co 6-l4-tt
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WESTERN ASSN.

McAlester /, Tulsa 7.
Oklahoma City II, Henrietta 4.
Fort Smith s. Muskogee 3.
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TRADE BILL DELAYED.

Washington, ID. G. Aug. 3.--An at
tempt of democratic leaders to pass
the trade commission bill in the
senate tonight was blocked by sen
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LEAGUE


Detroit, Aug. 3.-Coyaleskie easily
oatpitched Cole and Detroit defeated
New York today to 1.
Score: r. II. e.
New York. 900 coo 0l0-l 5 0
Detroit o.. .020 002 00X4 u /
Cole and Nunamaker; Coyaleskie
and Baker.
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With the rhermometer al ea.

Caddie Deres only one good thing
| kin see about playin' golf
Golfer And what's that, sonny?
Caddie-You guys what plays don't
halter carry de sticks around.
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RaItimore 8. kansas cltn 3.

Baltimore. Aug Baltimore made
a clean sweep of the series with Kan
sas City by winning today s to 8.
Score: r. II Il.
Kansas City .O30 600 000-3 10 4
Baltimore. 200 o40 O2x-S II 5
Conley, Yount and Jacklitsch,
johnson, Harris and Brown.
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lndianapolis ,. erooklv, 6

Brooklyn, Aug indianapolis to-
day took third place from Brooklyn
by winning to 6.
Score. r. Fl. f.
Indianapolis. 300 600 5OO-7 . 2
Brooklyn .0l3 001 1906 6 4
Kaiserling Mullen and Warren;
Peters, Houck and Land, owens.
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SHORT COUNCIL MEETING.

There were but seven members of
the council in attendance last night
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Kansas City 8, Columbus s.
Milwaukee 3, Cleveland 10.
Minneapolis 6, indianapolis 4.
st. Paul IA, Louisville IS.
Bottled milk ana cream delivered
to any part of the city, daily. Pure.
wholesome and rich. The Pasteu-
rized Milk Co. Phone Is 4-21-tf
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Pittsburg, Aug. 3.-Pittsburg de-
feated The Chicago Federals / TO 0 il
ten innings today
score; r. II. r.
Pittsburg :. 900 GOO 000t-1 7 I
Chicago 900 600 0000-0 6 +
dickson and Kerr; Watson and
Clemens.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Buffalo d, st. Louis o.

Buffalo q. ST. Louis O..
Buffalo, Aug 3-iBuffalo shut out
st. Louis today 4 to 0.
Score: r. II. f.
Buffalo 100 600 12x-4 3 0
st. Louis 900 600 GOO 4 /
Ford and Blair; Brown and Simon,
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KiRK-THE TAILOR.

He will make your suit. 90 yoh
leaning and pressing. 1913 Central
Phone 88g. lu-f-u
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r.. @. MORRIS.

Drug Company
7-30-tf.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
NEW MACHINE is
READY FOR USE.
Anderson Y. M. C. A. Will Soon
Begin Showing Motion Pic
tures in Mills Of the City

Tho motion picture machine which
was purchased some weeks ago by
the extension department Of the An
dorson Y. NJ. G.. a. has arrived and
within the next few dayE will be put
to uSe insthe mill villages of the city.
iico exhibitions being given ut all
The recreation places OF the mill peo-
pie. Commenting ON this achieve
ment, the Textile Bullctin had the fol-
lowing to say:
IF. NJ. Burnett OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
OF the various mills in Anderson, an
nounccd that the Y. NJ. C.. A. will
begin Il new line OF work in the mills
In the near future. moving picture
machine has hccn purchased and the
bet industrial films that can be ahown
Will be put on the canvas for the bcue-
lit or the mili people,
The machine has been ordcrc,l by
The extension department of the aSso-
citation, and there will be frequent en-
hibits given at all OF the local mill
Villages. The extension work in the
mills this year has been particularly
good. There have been all sorts OF
campaigns III the mills, and the best
OF all the people In in the mills have
beGn persuaded to take bigger in
tcrest in their homes. UndcI the di-
rcction OF tho V. II C. A. there has
been n cleanup campaign In the mills
and u great amount of good has been
done. The object of the campaign was
70 make the. sanitary conditions Of the
mills better and to keep down the
tiles.
"All possible breeding places of flies
were cleaned-up and the yards and tho
houses in the millc were also cleaned
lup. Garden work has been specialized
| upon this season and there arc many
fine gardens that have been grown
from seed furnished by tho Y. NJ. G..
a. and the interest in tho work has
! been olways kept up."
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
sPEAKIN' OF THE WEATHER

DR.. Eugene Evants of Pendleton
was in the city yesterday looking
younger and sprier than any one OF
his boys. He has recovered from an
attack of appendicitis and also from
stay at Glenn Springs He says the
wafer there Is wonderful and made
a new person of him.. but the heat
was terrific. And he added that the
first night he got home he had to
sleep under cover.
Mr.. H. H. Russell, the weather OBJ
server, for this section, stated yester-
day that never in his experience had
there been s'Ich extreme weather in
June. nor had the high temperatures
prevailed for such. long periods and
SO persistently. The Thermometers at
his placet Wednesday registf,es a
maximum of 104 and Thursday 1O6
He says that is the highest ever re-
corded here. and the average for June
Will be several degrees above the av-
erage for the month.
Mr.. Err D. Kay the we'll known rner-
chant on the t'granfIte row. Civ
some consolation. He says that lie
has observed for many years that
June is our hottest month, with the
highest temperatures. Some time.
September heat Ia felt the most be,
cause 1t is accompanied by humidity
but June Is really the hottest month
In this particular section, and lie ex-
poets to see relief later on.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
SCOUTS. WILL HIKE ON
The MOUNTAIN TRAIL
WILL LEAVE ANDERSON IN
ONE. WEEK
TRIP is POSTPONED
ioung Voc 'smcn, Under Dircc.
ticn Of +. M. Burnett VIII
Spend Week in the Hills

Thc 90 patrols OF Roy scouts In
hnda!. ~ scr1 organized only !. .hor,
VII" -" hui No, with5tanding ;hal
tart, he ,uuurst rs h;,,c made s,lr.,
iincir.i 'l2' = n. Iurn"ti, scout
ln"-tc;. .';.a ii ..,miMrd 10 take tl:,n,
rN :. irJGh end t,in.lc hike through
iic l., y luanu'a!nr oc North Car
OH =. ICY u ViS!: spot .pmcwl,a.
"Ht uL c ;,"ni,;. pa;Is a::i they will
-,s 3t.o iifh a,ti gain some cXpc-
;i'.:ict" u!i:cv:, 20 tli. train or motor
iuu; iai TAc hey. ~ believe thu. it
,.i.l ir ':lr !ilGrest Trip ever staged,
.iJ'ti u ,,rrru says That they are
.,Luui t..j
Il iiai l'.cn planned 10 leave Ardcr-
-. ~. M'a'iuy hut tie scout master
was i:i..'., to complete al arrange
r!"E,. $50, !; lrG therefore brcnn,c no
""H5a.' - - tnonc ihc Trip one week
ici;,%. i'..c par;y. rnnc Is .tr0ng.
MI e.. !,.dcr.Gn unc week from
N"riar aging The train from this
ely - WA'halia. Reaching that point
!lCJ vii h;.rlriDai K ami strife The 2S
nile like ION Wnlhali:i tn Lake Tox-
'''-y. Nn:'ii Ca!Hl:.a. There they will
tnc"g l.; nSl,;n;; and the other pleas
uic5 and alnuse.acnt,. for several days
and then Will lc begun The - mile
hike 10 cacrar':' Head and from there
the party will proceed or TO the head
OF the q. d. Il. railroad
Tho day vii! be cpent in that vi
ciiity and then they will begin the
bnci; Tip tc Grecnviilc. The Scouts
VIII hii;r all til" way bac; into the
c'ty q: Grtrnvillc and when that place
IS reached. thcy will board tho train
ioT Anderson, reaching this city cx-
nctl% ore week from tncir departure.
Mr. burnett says; that every ono OF
the Scouts becomes; clthu:;a1tic when
the Zip is mentioned and hc believes
1t NIL lie a hnc thing for the boys.
They p'aa 10 carry along enough
provisions 70 make the trip 10 the
mountain, but there the food for the
return trip will come from may depend
upon ingenuity
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
NO LACK OF NEW
TEACHERS HERE.
Number of Certificates To Ieac:,
Have Been Mailed Out From
Surerintendent's Office


1t does not seem that there will be
any lack Of new school teachers in
Andcicpn county for the next session.
instead of bciIi2 as scarce as they
have been in times gone by. II now
sceuls that there may be more than
will be able to find situations in the
immediate section, IL one Is to judge,
from the number Of teachers ccrti.i-
cate" mailed out yesterday by j. B.
Fcltpn,' county superintendent OF cd
ucation.
In May. the regular teachers eXami-
nation was held In the Anderson
court house and since that time the
board has been hard at work OH the
papers. correcting them and deter
mining ~ to who deserved certificates.
The following Is tho official list as
shown by the books Of the county s.u-
pciintcndont: +. NJ. Shocklcy, Green
vile; Clara ID. Newton. Liberty; May
icargin. Iva: Nellie Simmons. A,klcr-
son: Mnudc Drake. IIoDeu Paths Rutl,
N. Taylor. Gilbert; Annie Lewis, viii
Iiamston; Ruby Ficuue,tc. Lowndcs-
yille;- Lola Copeland. Chcldar: Annie
Beatty. Anderson: Iorcna Kay. Bel
ton; jamie Nela0u. DOnalds: Sarah W.
Cohh, Pclzcr and Nellie Newton, Lib
crty.
Members OF the county board say
that at tho last session we're all good
and reflected credit upon the apDli-
caRtG for certificates.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
SPLENDID SPEAKERS
COMING ON JULY 6
TRUSTEES ASSOCIATION OF
ANDERSON SCHOOLS
DR.. WARD SPEAKS
Miss Eva Hitc, President of Rural
School Improvement Associa-
don Will Also Attend
DIR. WARD SPEAKS

| When ii was fir.t determined that an
association Uf Anderson county :;r!,oOl
Trustees would be a good thing 10 have,
Tue ioca seemed to NEE. with pOpl,!u =
iiVGr. 30 f;t ;i8 Tie truSirc2 were con p
c"iEcf ana after the association WI;
FORMED II MAS soon seen that il world
De II :aror To- improving c;.ucatiu:a!
condition" in this county. The ley.
hieci'r";' held nave been productive ~
Eiiicil tond au'u now come. The b,.:.
ilcGiirs that BE association has; ever
i'oiL. The meeting which IL to take
place on July q.
Mis- Eva iiitc, who is president o.
the Rural jci'uul lmprovcTmCu: ASST,
ciatiutl Of South Carolina has acccp, =
al The invitation 10 h prc~"lii ..nt! de-
livcr an atdI css ana siic has nH,lc der
mite. anno,i/ .me..t that she viii az
tcI,l.
IL. J. Lal..uce Ward. head of ti,a
:nn!'ation work Ut the State Beard a.
itcaitii an'i one OF tie hest known cli-
i;cnS III the state. has accepted IN III
fitatlon to attend The meeting and he
VIII speak to the Trustees along lines
ai inicrc.'t to them. BY following Or.
Vard'r nd"icc. The Anderson trustee;
VIII he Iblc to do much in the way o:
improving sanitary conditions in the
country jclinols
i. L. Swcaringen. superintendent Of
education. ha. also been invited TO al
Tend and Mr.. Swcafingcn has written.
TayinB that he will make every pnysi-
bic effort 10 Ect here ami that he
hopes tD attend.
Is the Anderson county trustees are
awake to their duty. every achool will
tc represented when the meeting is
called to crtlpr in Tho court house on
Jupiy 9. This will be meeting worth
while aud it Will ha n lcng lime be-
ipse another oppoi luLity like ihi:.
( uiEcS 10 Andcs sOn
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
REPORTS RENDERED
Carransn's Committee on !. Benton's
Death Has Finished Work.
(By Associated Press.)

=. 81 lby .\SSOclatcQ PreSS.J
On Board General Carranza's Special
Train. Bound for Monterey, June Is.
Via Laredo. Tex. June 26.'fhe
commission appointed by General
Carranza 20 Investigate the deaths OF
william H. Benton, an Eng glishrhan,
and Gustayusi .Bauch. an American,
both OF whom 1t was asserted; were
executed, presented It's report In each
case to General Carvanza today, but
the result OF the Investigation was
not made public. s Z ~
Genetnl Ramon Fraustro, president
Of the eomTission, declined TO state
Oh .wh0nt the commission HAD fixed the
responsibility for the deaths Of Benton
and Banc b. whether each h1d been
tried military court before exc
cutioit what the charges were !on
which they were executed. whether
the commission had advocated 4. the
payment OF ndSrnnities tof their death
0r other details sof. tie report. The
other two members .of. the commfssi
Miguel Lara and Manuel Silva also
were slieRt. ,3s.s d.
Before leaving Tor sfo;ntterayss 7 d desniteral
Carrahxa also received Z dispatch
stating that General Trinidad Rodfi.
luea died last night OF wounds re-
ceiyed In the taking Of zacate tecas,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
MAKING WFiISkEY
CAUSES TROUBLE
Two Negroes Arrested By Sheriff
On Charges Of Making and !.
Selling the Beverage

:. - "
X Ed Collins. n negro, is now in cell
at tho, Anderson county Jail hondering
over the question OF whether II Is
better to have riinde no money and re-
fa'ned his freedom or to have nude
- lsiderable monyn and be languisfi-
'i;G insdurance vilc. To, make q long
s-ory short, Collins is. charged with
making and selling liquor and when
he,is arraignod In court no will fnd
that he hao tough proposition on, his
hands. John Davenport who is .nlso
q negro, was arrested "Wednesday. on
the same ch1rges but he has succeed
ed I'm raising bond, which was: placed
at $500 and has been given his free
dom until tlies fleXt5 term sof court. IS
3. tSwili he remembered that the sher-
In DESTROYED an Illicit distiliery. We'd
nesdny but could not lay his hands ON
Collins just then, 81 ~ 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
FARM CHAu:|TkuQUA
FOR WILLIAMSON
ZIG UNDERTAKING FOR
THAT PLUCKY CITY
AUGUST 5TH TO 7TIi
The Southern Railway Dairy Car
and Other Interesting Exihi-
bis WA Be There
AUGUST 5TH TO 7TEi

Williamson is to have a Chaltau-
qua in August. This good town stat
ed the Chautauqua spirit In this sec
tion and Is putting ON something new,
Il Farmers Clautauqua" The fol.
lowing from the Williamson weekly
News will be OF interest:
The first Farmers Chautauuua of
the South will be held here in the
park August 9TH, 9Th and 7th. 1t is
the earnest wish Of those Interested In
this Chautauqua that every man en-
gagged In farming III this community
Will be on hand and bring your fam
lilies with dinner prepared to stay -.
day. There will he instructions ard
exhibits to entertain the whole FAM
lily. A cordial and urgent invitation
Is also given to those in other counties
TO be with us.
This EhautauQua Is the first ever
held In the South and it is only made
by the Southern Railway with the aid
Of the Williamson Chamber of Com
mcrce that we are able to have such
an exhibition for the ymcrs.
Among the intereS .nE features of
this occasion is the Southern Railway
dairy car. to demonstrate the latest
and sanitary methods or dairyin. and
will have their best farm dcmonstra-
tors here to lecture on different moods
of farming.
Some Of the largest farming imple-
ment cOmpany's will have on exhibi-
tion some of their latest farming I'M
plements. Tho canning process will
alsO be Demonstrated which should
greatly interest every housewife.
These with other demonstrations will
lie presented to the people during
these three days, so let every one
prepare to to present and be instruct
cd along these lines.
At night q moving picture feature
will be conducted showing the differ
cnt methods Of farming In this and
foreign countries.
Remember that everything Is free.
So let everybody come and enjoy
these three days with the Chantau-
qua at, Wfliamston, August 5th, 9Th
nnd 7th.
We hope to in the next weeks is
sue to give the Chautauqua program
in full. 49,
The Chamber.tof Commence and
Southern. ,Ry. have succoeded in get
ting some of the best Government
men to be here.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
YOUNG MAN WAS
GIVEN FREEDOM
Clarence C'Donald Gave Bond
In Sum of $500 to Appear and
Answer Charge of Forgery

Clarence O'Donuld, young man
well known around town, was rclens-
cd yesterday from the Anderson coun-
ty Jail on bond Of $500 and will appear
at the next term Of the Court of Gen
,eral ScsriOns to answer the charge
or forgery. 1t will be rcincm ,ereti
that O'Donald was arrested SCI ,cral
days GSc, charged with having cslctl
n check ut the Peoples Bank for
Sl4.50. the signature on the check be-
ing that of we'll known depositor
Of this institution
when arraigiled yesterday tho young
man waived his preliminary and ar
ranged tho bond as stated.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
B0RAH READY TO FIGHT
senator Will Plare Stone In Path of
y ~. APPROXIMATIONS.

senator Will Plhre Stqne In Path Of
Appropriations.
June 26,Anothnr rtrm-
bling block. ilYt tho pathsof en-. .-g 9
sage Of appropriation bills aga Z.
river andharhor, bill, the. so-calleti
pork barrel" measure. The bill sas re.
ported to tho senate carries about
s53,-Q0o,000. an increase (. over the
house bill of about, s10,000,000.
4 Senator burton, another repu: lican
already has criticised the measure in
a minority report, and 1t, was under
STOOD tonight other republican, senat-
Ssmoeasts S 'q,n probaSiswii saSss sT1 he a 2
muster more than enough votes sft, 70 put
the measure through, q determined
handfqlspf opponents can caWse delay
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
J! !SaiYaif6f Pfatests Trent

Washing toni 5dae, 26. .sxiScndtor
Smith OF MtchigAnss today II c8titinueti
his fight against tho, prorose ~ treaty
with :Nicaraiga hy.s presenting to- the
Ssnate a hlegratnS from Salvador
prot esGng against enpt taJ conysntian;
# was:unders bod III iit he Saiysde!
dorenn protest was on iths. fact
that .Salyadorlin gre eatly Interested An
the Gulf OF Fonseca where the United
I States Is to get concessions fora n.-
YnlS base if the treaty ts ratitedtt ;f.s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
FOR SALE

For Shelf You want nitrate Of soda
FOR spot or future shipment II win
pay you 10 communicate with us
before placing your orders. lIurby
d Co. Brokers. Importers. Dealers,
al; fertilizers. Sumter, S. G.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27

Lust On Intcrurban car last Sunday
morning between Anderson and
Greenwood. II bunch of keys with
name. John Elliott, ll22 Broad St.
AusnSia. Ga. Finder return to
Olympia Candy Co. Anderson, S. c..
and receive reward.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
LOST

LUST--W Wednesday night the 10Th, III
or between Anderson ..nd Midland
Shoals on Savannah river. one yell
low folding p0ckctbook ccntn,nin,:
checks aEEregating about $2.1SO.-
90. iicwnrd II returned to ~. w.
Powell at therc Cuia BottlIng co.
Anderson >. G.. G-i3-tf
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FOR Fnrnished house for
rent during the months of July and
August. All modern ,convenicnces
on car line. aud very desirable
nciEhborhood For rates aid furtli--
er Information apply at 80 Green
vile street or phone i2i. G-2G-4t.
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FOR RENT

For Rciit-Tlic entire second floor
OF the Pepper building Oh West
Whitncr street. Reasonable rates.
Apply to Anderson Lodge u. p. o. f..
Elks. f,S G-gt-tfd
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27

, I'm" state campaign party
, VIII be at Dillon today, nnd viii
} resume at Darlington Monday.
, The candidates for tie scnate
SPEAK at Bamberg today and ,
Monday more in to the interior
Oh t!ie state. beginning at
} Winnstoro.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
lNTELLEGENCCR
WANT ADS.
GET RESULTS
WANTS

Wanted Cow or field peas OF al vari :
ttles, nam" lowest prices ami send
samples Of what you have Ia olfcr.
?. Walters, i.aGr;mgc. y. G..