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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
TOO IADYLIKE nEisETofoisE,
SAYS SIiT' SMASHING GUARD

London. June IA savage attack
with "a hatchct WAS made today by
u young and stylishly gowncd ufira-
eette on an attendant az the Dore
gallery who tried to prevent her de-
stroying valuable pictures ON exhibit
tion there.
The woman had already ruined
Two paintings in the gallery. which
is in the heart of the faHhiunahle
quarter at London. and was hackins
a third when an attendant seized her
arm.
She turned IN the man and Fained
a shower Of blows on his body Sc
verely iniuring him Othcr attend
ants oVcrpowercd her. She kicked
and acrcnmed untii she was turned
over so the police.
A letter was left in the gallery boy
the attendants nssallant IN when
she INSERTS militsnts heretofore have
been too iadylike She adds To
stop this you must I've 10 Justice
We are willing 10 di- for Il before
we give in. We have tried all other
ways We have been too ladylik'
in the past Now We are going "a
fight and you can allow us 20 bf
kslled. Others viii arise Go take Qua
places. I have Joined In the war.
One Of the pictures destroyed was
Love Wounded q priceless engraN'
ing by liatolozzl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
VICTIM or EXPLOSION OK
CRUISER SALEM II DEAD

Washington. June Bernard
Glomsct coal passer ON the cruiser
Salem. died today as a result OF in
iurics received when boiler tube
blew out while the vessel was off
Puerto Mexico, according TO report
from Rear admiral Badger az the
navy department. Glomsrt was a
son OF Lars J. Glomsct of Garhury
y. -.
An Investigation of the accident Dr.
bciug made aboard the salem and a
court of inquiry may follow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
nEDINToR's NOTE To CAuRNNy 4
Not YET DELIVERED

Washington, June 3.-rhe mote 81
the mcdiutors. dealing with the % tr.-
tlon of cousutuuonaiists' represent BE-
tons al tho Niagara conference nod
not been received today at constitI-
tiunulist's headquarters here
Rafael Zubaran. Carrnzn's roprr-
sentative, prepared tu pat IL In cudv
and dispatch Dc Immediately upon ar
rival 90 the cunstitutiunalist frs,
chief hy whom alone the answer to
the suggestion for an urmistice ral
be given.
40 statement regarding its contents
win probably bee issued until the mes
snge is iu General Carrunza's hlnis.
since though technically addressed o.
Mr Zuhlrau. the communication is
r,gardcd as a matter with which Cn"-
rama aud his advisers iu MDNl. %
shuld deal personally
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
OIL CLAIM JUMPING
AGUEFMENT TAKES FORM

Washington. June 3.-Thc tri-
partitc agreement between Great
Britain, Holland and the United
states 10 prevent Jumping of oil
concessions at Tampico under pre-
text OF forfeiture OF the claims took
form today as an interchange Of
notes between the three countries.
The three powers mutually agreed
not to recognize transfers of conccs-
sions made during the era of disorder
la Tampico and To consider as valid
the holdings of their nationals prior
10 the outbreak of trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
State Foreign Relations Body
Moves to Submit Dispute.
Will not Affect Repeal Pas
sage.
vARDAMAN BREAKS OUT
IN WILD DENUNCIATION
Mississippi Senator Declares
He will not Follow Red
Flag of Party Infidelity and
Predicts Dire Disaster.
my Leased Wire 20 Evening ucraId. ]

fBy leased Wire Co Evening Herald.
Washington. June g. ny a vote cd
to 6. the senate foreign relations
committee today adopted the suthcr-
land resolution directing Presldeai
Wilson 90 open negotiauuns with
Great Britain for special arbitration
of the Panama tolls dispute.
The resulution now goes TO IN,
senate.
Senator Borah Republican, was
not present when the vote was takcn
iut later notified Chairman Ston,
he wished 90 vote ugainst reporting
the resolution. maSing the vote eisil
10 seven.
senators Stone. O'Gorman, Pomcr
ere. Swanson and smith 90 Arizona
Democrats. and smith Of Michigan
Republican, were the otht'l you"H
aEainst 10.
Senators Hitchcock. Williams aud
salisbury. Democrats. and Lodsr
Root, McCumher sutherland, an-
Burton voted for b.
Three we're not present
senator O'Gorman declared the ac'
ton would not affect the night agains
passage of the repeal bill.
II don't know what The vote indi-
catcs." WAS Chairman stones on.'
comment.
III is well understood Va the sea-
ate. however that many senatoc'
who favor arbitration believe bcfol,
81 should be chosen as "a method u
settlement. the appeal bin should n'
enacted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
WARD NMAN OF MISSISSIPPI
NSSAIIlS PRESIDENTS i'OI.IIN

Washington, June 3,-Scnator
Nardamau. Democrat. assailed frcsi-
dent Wilson In the senate today for
asking the repeal q fthc Panama tolls
exemption when ! heard him ad-
dress congress urging the repeal :
was dumbfouudcd. he said. Il would
not believe my ears that one who had
approved the plank and held up Z"
storn those who violate their part.
pledges would take such course. hc
gave no reason Tor repeal. He made
no argument for appeal, but with an
assurance--nnd ! say this viii an del
croncc-with an assurance unbecoin-
Ing one 50 learned. he asked us o.
Yield right or wrong
Another answer OF administration
forces 10 the arguments marshaled
against repeal was made by Senator
simmons
He argued the exemption of Amrri'
can coaslwise Vcssls would Doe dis
crimination forbidden by the treaty
between tho United states and Great
Yritain. ana "unwise as "a domestic
pollcy."
Senator Vardaman declared the
Democratic party would not now b,
threatened with disruption, had II
not been for the speech of Senator
Root IN January. 1919
The leadership Of Democracy he
e. mes pathetic said senator Narda-
mann. when We must rely upon rhs
keen astute senator who won ms
laurels as counsel Tor predat0ri
Noalth. to become the keeper Of th'
conscience Of the Democratic party
the followers OF Jackson and Jener
son. Thlng Of Bryan and Root pu;'
ing the great moral upliit on the pco
pie
is the oily logic OF the great sen
ntor from New York sufficient
Justify the repudiatlon OF our parry
pledges"
Senator Nardaman quoted at leng.l
Secretary Bryan's address to th'
PENNSYLVANIA legislature to the efrcc
That the conscience Of the candida"
! should begin 90 work before olrcii"
and not hibernate until after he VA
IN o ce and declaring that violatoI
o. party platform was wors
I criminal than an embezzler,
IN conclusion senator Nardmai
/ predicted that if the repeal was mo-
the death warrant of the Demo
| cratic party. Il would ae the warrdn
/ that would remove % from power an
I disrupt the good feeling of American
| for Great Britain. Finally. he saii
he would not follow the men VIII
bore the rcd flag OF party lnhdelii,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
PRISON DOCTOR HORSE
WHIPPED N SHEETS

London, June 3.-Ihc aufiraEettes
today again assaulted Dr. Francis
Edward Forward. medical officer OF
Holloway iail. Two women armed
with horsewhips sprang ON 20 tho
doctor as he left the prison and we're
furnishing him severely when po-
liceman came To his rescue.
The women declared their action
was "a protest AGAINST the forcinle
feeding for which this beast Is re-
sponsihle.'
Dr Forward refused to charge
them with assault. but the police de-
tnined them ON charge of disorder
~ conduct. on October II, 1913, Or.
Forward was attacked In a similar
manner.
An arson squad burned large
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
FATHER ALSO SEEMS To
TAKE THE CASE CALMLY

Kansas Clty. June 3.-George Ell
mer Bartholomew is a son of G. =.
Bartholomew of Kansas city Kan.
He was principal OF the Sanborn,
MINI, high school for nine years.
Later he established a trade paper
In ST. Paul.
Fl have not seen my son since
1911. when he visited here the
father said today s'Since then !
have not Kept very closely In touch
with him. lie b.. ! know. of a high
strung. nervous temperament
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
Belfast Newspaper Managers
Knocked Out of Chairs and
Permanently Disabled by
Husky Female Bullies.
MAYBE ENGLIsHMEN
WILL RISE UP NOW
Stewart of the Telegraph As
sailed With Mucilage Bot
tie While Anderson of News
Is Sent to Bed.

iRy LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. !
Belfast. Ireland, June 3.-Mu-
. tants today assaulted ma1ugins :
. editors of two of the lcadins =
. newspapers Of Belfast which =
. had criticized the militant cam =
. puiEn.
. Two well dressed women. one =
. oi them % gianicss, went 90 the =
. Belfast Tclcgraph office ana =
. were ushcred into the editors
. room without speaking a word,
. the larger one walked up TO Mt
. stewart the mauaging editor =
. and with her clcnchcd hsl
. knocted him out of his chair. Al
. the same time her companion =
. hurried % mucilagc bottle at his
. head
The women then went 10 the '
. News Letter office ana made
. similar attack on Mr. Anderson
. of that newspaper lie has since
o hecn confined 10 bed and Is un- Z
. der surgical treatment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
5NNnsTY OVER MNLNRINL
Epidemic NJ TAMPiCt

Tampico, June . CBy way of
Brownsville, Tex. june J1-Mu h
concern ls left because of numerous
casrs 81 malaria among the crew "r
the United states gunhoBt Dolphin.
The German cruiser Drcsdef .
which arrived here today from Vera
cruz Immediately lcfi the port again
and anchored OH lalinrra to avoid
exposing her crew 60 malaria in the
mosquito infested river.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
KILLING OE WESTON BCRWEIL
AND COMPANION CONFIRMED

Washington, june J.-The Siliins
Of Weston Burweli of this cily und
q companion supposed to have ale"
been an American, Boz MeNichns i1
the Tampico district about two wcess
ago. was confirmed today in dis
patches to the state department
search now is being made for th-
bodies. Reports that nurwcli w's
executed as spy are being inyesti-
stated by the eoyernor of TamauI-
pas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
0@NNNS0N q e~e eNNe~~e
BORDER REBELS SAY THEY
Will RESENT INTERFERENCE

ElpIo Paa8. T0NV Juno 3--COnsII-
tutionnust officials of this section Of
Coahuua declared today that they
will resent any interference boy the
modiators In the internal affairs OF
Mexico. They say they will refuse
20 agree 40 AN armistice ana viii not
suspend hosulities until Huerta Is
driven from Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03

ed states bound Tor Tnmpicc. hlthcr-
tu slsncd by Huertp.a consular otii-
ccrs must De- signcd by the cousiitu-
tlpnnllsts officers in the future.
Secretary bryan made This state
mcnt ON the new consitutionalistr
policy Vessels clearing from ports
where there are uu DuuHitationniistf
agents Way have their papers signed
hy ttr postmaster at those points
Notic" Goo this cucCt was issued to nli
foreign ,ousulis 700 TlmWOu june
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
ANOTHER FORCED LOAN
DEM NNDED or SPANtAitns

Washington, June 3.-Senor Rian'.
the spanish AMBASSADOR, asked secrr-
tary Bryan today 10 appeal for tho
protection OF Spanish citizens be- Tam-
pico. According 10 the HmbaSsador 3
adNsces another forced loan OF 49,
Gee pesos has been demanded by cop-
stitutionalists
Consul canada at Vera Cruz report
cd c0nstitutionaiisis insist that cleue-
ance papers for ships from the Unit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03

New York, june a.-Alexander r.
orr, former president OF the old rapid
transit commission, and one of the
most prominent merchants In this
city. died today. aged So he was
elected president % the New York
Life Insurance company when he
was nearly 81 Years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
Mccormick Viii
Haze Party for
Colonel
Anniversary Rally Of the Pro-
gressive Party to be Held
in Chicago in August with
Roosevelt as Speaker.


iBy Leased Wire IN Evening Herald.
Chicago. juno AN anniversar,
rally of the Progressive party in ~
inols win be- held here next August
and Colonel Roosevelt viii be- the
main figure in t, according 90 Me-
am Mccormick who returned here
today after conference with the
chief OF the party
Whether Colonel Roosevelt runs
for governor OF New York or not, he
viii make political speeches m llli-
nois" added Mccormick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
FRANCE ANNEXEs A
FEW ISLANDS AND
4.500 NEAR FIGIS
INV LEASED wIre 70 Fvenlne HeraId 7

NV INUs1'U W.T. 70 F-F'-FlIWE EIF-FHI'I7 7
Paris, June 3.-Tho FrenCN co.
lonial office today announced the an
nexatlon hv France of the Wallis
Islands In the Southern Pacific. The
froup. consisting at about 40 square
miles of territory with tS00 inhabi-
tants. has hcen a French protector
ate since 1857. u hes northeast of
Fiji
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
"The Latest" Information Is the
Only Kind That Is Really Valuable

The latest development changes rs whole
. The fact
quaiin all of bctcFc
A Ia noid deaire 10
an NOW today the val
uaIe Thus the EVENING
with the
ToDAYS FACTS ABOUT TO-
nd
or THE sToRls-not facts about
n ". on our SHOPPING TRIP.
for LATEST thing reflects the
hourmakes the EVENING HERALD the iidspsn.
public institution that u Ana applies ~ h"eh 10
new as q worid-n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
nunalo. Q: rIil-lnrgh. 5.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

nes Moiues 1000 100 O10-2 /
Lincoln ......Oe0 O00 OlX-3 10
batteries. fakn aud ShlH HIT
man and Meyers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03

cricket pavilion at Earlsheld south
west OF London. Another squad set
IRE to country residence near Bel
fast but the blaze was eNtinguishcd
with small damage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Atillcaics. los Rct

Atih9i's, toi kcd SoN. I.
First game Y. IT, T..
Philadelphia .Ol0 $50 0t0-t0 rs o
poston ......1QO 0iO O00-- s
Batteries. wykon and schang, Cot
lins, Cooper aud Thomas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
Latest Communication Of Me-
diators TO ConstitutiOnalist
Chief Transmitted Throuh
Washington Today.
WORK AT NIAGARA FALLS
STOPS PENDING REPLY
Subject of Note Said to be
Such that satisfactory An
swer Must Come Direct from
the Rebel General.


. Washington June 3.--The y
. latest note 90 the mcdiators at .
. the Niagara conference To the >
. coSstituuonultts was received y
= here today by Rafael Iubarcn =
. and was forwarded to General =
y Carranza without being made .
. public here. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
PRESIDENT TO CONFER
DIPLOMAS AT ANNAPOLIS

(Iiy leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Washington. juno 3.-rresident
Wilson viii present diplomas Friday
to the graduating class at the naval
academy az Annapolis. He plans TO
leave Washington tomorrow night on
the MayfloWer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03

belfast. ireland. June 5.--rwo SUI
frazettos. Miss Mndse Mur ana Ma
Mary Lafmour. &ho we're eangnt th'.
morning In the act uf setting hre
u resldslce near Belfast were ar
refted and committed Tor trial LIT
tie damage was done by the nte.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE


II. n y,
baltimore 00O 100 900 . Q
BROOKLYN ....0il 4e2 ION---iO ~ I
batteries Wilhelm. Coniey, Nount
and Jackhtsch. Russell. Lafitte aud
Land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03

y. VI. y.
81 Louis 1910 00O O03 C 10
Cincinnati ....O10 010 00O-2 6
Battcries Snllce and Wingo: Ro-
wan. Adam and clark, Gonzale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
Braves. .: supcrbas, ..

Boston .......IO0 O00 020-3
Brooklyn ....t 100 050 oaX 6 ~ Z
Bnttcricsi Rudolph strand and
Gowdy tucker aud Miilcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
TODAY'S
c. A Nj E s
wrDxEspAY, nNr 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


a. &C. n
New YORK 600 GOO i2O-3
Philadelphia .O05 ig0 ilx 10 a. q
batteries Dcmaroc. Shnuer.
Schupp ana Meyer Mclean. Alex
nndcr aud kllifor
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score. u. II, ~.
Chicago ..... 030 ESQ 0O0--G II =
PH hurgh ....U00 004 l00--5 . 3
Batteries Humphreys, cheney and
Archer. Harmon. Kantlehner. O'Tooic
and Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03
PRACTICAL PLAN FOUND FOR
COMPLETING THE CITY HALL

Mayor Boaght and Counclmen Grunsfed and Scheer Ap
prove Proposal Made by Marrcn and Wood Whereby
Banks May Advance Necessary Funds Through NOmi-
nal Purchase of Building. Legality to be Tested in
Friendly Suit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-03

First game. X. II. y.
Washington ..lGl GOO 0O0-2 o .
New York . 600 600 00O-0 -
Batteries: Shaw and Henry; Coid-
well and Nunamakcr.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-28
MRS. OSBORNE
PASSES AWAY
Lovely Christian Life Has Come
To An End After a Long
Illness

Mrs. A. Il. Osborne, who has hccn
very i'll for some time, died yesterday
morning at her home in this city. and
generate. noble christian woman
many friends mourn in memory of the
whose long life has made so much
cunEhine for many hearts. 1t has been
said that In her passing. death takes
away one or the purast, sweetest char
acters that has ever lived In this city.
She died Saturday morning at 8
O'Clock, after long illness which
really seemed to he without name,
Dut Just Il weakening or the physical
energies.
Mrs. Osborne was Miss Euphcmla
McCully, the fourth child OF Stephen
and Elmira McCully. amt was one
of the bellies before the war. Soon
ahter the wal In 1866. she married
Mr.. Andrew H. Osborne, and has liv-
ed out her life in her native town, and
not many blocks from the place where
she was born and reared. She has
always been noted for the sweetness
OF her disposition, and one OF her
nefghbors who has lived sixteen years
beside her said Saturday morning 81
have never heard Mrs. Osborne say
anything but kind things about any
one, she has been true friend, and
the sweetest christian character. that
I have ever seen."
Three sons have preceded her to
the grave. and she leaves two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Is. d. Bleckley. Mrs J. G..
Blanton; and one son MIR. Stacy
! Osborne, and her husband to grieve
, for their loss. There is also one sis
ter, Mrs. Amanda Allen, and broth
er. MIR. p. x. McCully, Sr. who are the
only survivors OF the large McCully
family.
The funeral will be held at the
home OH East Whitner street on Sum
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock the SER
vices conducted by Rev. John SpeakG
of the st. Johns Methodist church. of
which Mrs. Osborne had been a faith
tul member almost all OF her life. The
fayorita hymn of Mrs Osborne's,
s".Shall there be any Stars In my
Crown" will be sung by Mrs. E. E.
Elmore. If star was placed In, the
crown OF this good woman for every
good deed that she has done, there
would inded be Inyriads OF stars. for
she has visited the sicI: when they
needed her, and she has ministerial to
/, The poor and needy m their time OF
trials. ~,
The pail bearers will be Messrs.
| Bert and Keys McCully, 5 Clarence
Provost, Waller. II. Nardin, Z. p. Car
(; ter and Frank Farmer =.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-28
EL.AGMAN RAISED
HIS $500 BOND
J.. S. Starne,, Was Given Freedom
Yesterday After Spending One
Week in County Jail

j.. 5. Staincs. who was arrested by
the Ander3un county officials ut Will
iiam.tcn one week ago on charge
%! attempting TO wreck. passenger
train on the Picdr;0nt and Northern
Lines by throwing switch Il. that
nosot, was yesterday given his free
dom after appearing iE- iilg'stiatc
HronGweil's court and giving bond in
the f,un Of 100, This IS serious ac-
fn"ation which Starncs Will face when
fhc ease is called for trial at the next
term cf Inc court OF general sessions.
George Gordon. y Bclton negro. was
admitted 10 hond yesterday. Gordon
has been in jail for sometime on the
charge of forgery and 1t is said that
the authorities have sufficient proof
to convict him.
Aside from these two actions. t,Ipgs
were rather qGia, IA the Mag %.2::t'
court yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-28
THE WATCH WORD IS
BOOSTING my TOWN"
7 ?. A. HELD A GRAND RAL-
LY HERE LAST NIGHT
TRI8BLE is PRAISED
Stale President and State Vice
President Attended "Get-To-
ge.l.cr Meeting In City
TRI8BLE is PRAISED

The watch ro:fl .. The Travellers
Protective iaIlv sid in tliis city last
night. '.aG 'irt:i' Anderson" and tlr
I o, live .:,.5 ;:;.iilrrVd in NortI,
.,ndA! on 'ul II" quarterly meeting
of 70 - VIII CONF ~ Ecar fnlnliing
that ne !';i,in. a. any u.l,r or
eaiiza: ~ IL ~ ci;y may ,;"T hope
10 do. Tie oiicr:' CT the assuria;io,
OPEN. '-' :t."rIir. bv telling the
n!cmt"r tx; t..r r,l,' idcl OF tn.
"craSiol is 90 iIcnl.a," the id.: .,
= lt!.'. ;.'!.''l and hosting An
da' 'ni lrG that r'.tpoac will be up
r"lm" :: the Eii!:.:' vf every Anti"r-
son ;!. ling MAR asiar the cit
tOino! lT.
40 Il irdo.sGa !ii:'ip Il Handsome
a!:rWirj - . :,igi' when the r. p.
\. 4: i""'i nM'l "v.ry i:iai: Was made
10 feel = :.oni" in lbs than 10 min
ui,s = L. ais aiiiy"l. G. Ian Allen.
pi"H,'' ; q. t:it lotai liost. called the
n'".!iac 20 rr,."r l,or;ly after S
n'clor'. go ,.tr.,durcd ~ the first u
tcr snrt'>"T;. John ". l.inlcy. asSur-
iiS fiio visitors Il cordial welcome to
Noi!L anderson and on behalf OF the
"hiss ST lniln city in South Caro-
lima tc!r tlcm make themselves at
hum..
Dan ALLAN also welcomed the visi-
t0Ia ard inti oduccd W. -. Living
;'onc. the president Of the state r
y. y. y number OF very interesting
statements relative to the growth OF
the organization were made by Mr..
Livingstone and then the vice prcSi-
dents of the association were called
upon to speak. Tom Pearce can never
forget Spa1tanburg ana naturally hi.,
audience had To listen To quite :. hi;
concerning the "City OF Success. -
Mr. Penrcc i" being prominently
mentioned Tor the next president of
the r.. +. A. Stale Inceting and for
that reason and becalIsc he is good
speaker. he received Il hearty welcome
III the hands OF his audience. T.. Fl.
Pone oil Grccnville. another vice-pre..
idpnt, made capital speech. boost
ing Anderson.
b. Is. Gos.ntt made .snappy and
suitable talk, and SO did X. !; Lyon
and the speech which Feaster T,ibb! =
got rid III was Il gem
Rufust Fant, Jr.. II candidate. for thc
House OF Representatives from An
derson county, made Il r,u,ar.;ably
good speech and waJ warmly welcom-
ed. rs were all th,. eXtempotaf,ecu3
speakers OF the evening
Light refreshments were "ervcd .lu-
ring the evening. ana ~ the whole, it
was onc uf the :no3t pleasant ocu;,s-
ions that Anderson's travciil,y .ncn
have ever enjoyed. ii viii, probably
increase the membership %: Post y by
at least Il dozen within the ,.cxt fort
night.