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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07

tisticos fest6nes de flores natura-
les, gallardetes y palmeras que
causaron la admiration de GUAM
tos tuvimos la dicha de palpar
csc consorcio admirable que las
simpatias que .gozan los esposos
Ramirez hubieron de reunir en-
esa noche memorable.
Una banda de diez profesores
amenizaron la velada que Sc pro-
long6 en- medic de la mas sana
harmonic hasta que Febo inte-
rrumpi6 con sus tibios rayos "a
quel desborde de entusiasmo.
La senorita Madero obsequi6 a
los desposados con ell Himno Ma
.cional Mexicano. acto que envol-
VIC a todos los corazones con ell
fuego sagrado de amor y patrio-
tiSmO.
Ell Buffet, estubo tan opipa-
mente proveido, que en- mas de
una OCCASION nos hizo recordar las
cervantescas descripciones de las
"Bodas de Camacho'.
Apadrinaron a Nacho y Con-
chita la no menos simpatica y
popular pareja, Sr. Don Eliseo
Reveles Y su distinguida esposa.
Entire las cuatrocientas perso-
mas que rindieron homenage a la
intervention de Himeneo, publ
mos distinguir a las siguientes
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Los fanaticos CatoIiCOs
Pr0mueven 0tra revolution en- ell
EStad0 de JaIiSc0.

MEXICO, Noviembre 5.-Uno
de los jefes que comandan la
guarnici6n de la capital de Jalis-
CO. ordeno que un piquete de sus
Soldados sacara la custodia de la
catedral, la que fue paseada por
las GALES en- son de burla. Ell
pueblo que es catolico en- grade
superlativO protesto Y arroll6 a
la referida escolta que de csc
modo profanaba su temple. To-
do ell pueblo esta muy exitado v
e;teme un gran levantamiento.
9PHONE GARFIELD S462
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0cho miIIones de pesos
recogidos de los tenn
pI0S de MiChoacan.

MEXICO, Noviembre Go
munican de la capital de Michoa-
can que los Observation-Disclosures
Sc han apoderado de la respeta-
BILE suma de ocho millones de pc
SOS de la catedral de Morelia.
ST csc dinero Sc repartiera en-
ire los huerfanos Y en- los hospi-
tales, la accion no tendria NADIA
de malo,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
Los CarrancistaS en- la
Capital.

MEXICO, Noviembre 6. -Esta
ciudad es la que menos garan-
tias da a sus moradores que tie
men la necesidad de vivir dentro
sus muros. Los carrancistas no
solo Sc roban dinero 6..prendas de
valor, sine que han puesto de
moda ell robarse a las senoritas,
y nj quien las defenda, porque
pobre del que tai intente: es en-
seguina acribillado a balazos.
Da verdaderamente horror 10
que aqui pasa; han hecho estos
bandidos de esta metr6poli un
foco de prostitution y 10 peor es,
qae como el llamado primer jefe
teme a todos sus subalternos de
(nombre) no hay mas que sopor-
tar sus salvajes atentados.
Sc rumora que entire Villa Y
Zapata habra un arreglo, este es,
que los dos sean Presidentes de-
sempenando la mitad del perfo-
do presidential cada uno va
sea por la fuerza del 30x30 8 por
la voluntad de tanto bandido que
les sigue, que es precisamente 10
miSmO.
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PLATO DEL Ola

ROBALO CON VINO JEREZ. Sc
frien dientes de ajo, seg1n la
cantidad de pescado, Sc SAGA y
Sc echan dos tantos de vinagre
y uno de vina. Sc muele pimien-
ia, clavo, laurel, oregano y conf
nos. Sc echa TODD este con ell
pescado para que Sc cuesa; Sc a.
dorna con chiles y a~ceitunas.
HUEAOS. Sc cuecen jitomates
Y Sc muelen en- ell molcajete, Sc
frien con bastante manteca con
rajas de chilchote asado; va que
estan bien fritas Sc echan ALI los
huevos revueltos, Sc dejan hacer
y al apartarlos Sc les ponen re-
banadas de queso fresco.
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ULTIMA HORA
Carranza huge disfrazado
de la Ciudad de Mexico.

Ell PASO, Tex. Sc recibie-
ron telegramas que Carranza dis
frazado, sali6 huyendo de la ciu-
dad de Mexico juntamente con
SUI gabinete, llevandose ell archi-
vo de Palacio. La Capital queda
sin Presidente.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07

En- la imprenta de LA Cr6ni-
ca Sc hace buen trabajo tipo-
grafico, y los precios que cobra
mos son equitativos.
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NOTICE DEMOCRATS.

On July 2Sth. 1914 the club rolls
will close. After that date no name
shall be enrolled. All democrats
are urged to enroll at their nearest
club without delay. II any qualified
voter fails to enroll he can. blanc
only himself. Write your full name
on the, club roll and do It now. All
clubs except Cox mill. Grove School
and Slabtown have sent IN the names
OF their enrolment committee. These
clubs are urged to send them in witm-
out delay.
The secretaries OF all the .clubs
Will send in the club rolls between
the 2Sth of July and August 1st. and
the executive committeeman from
each club Is requested to see that
this rule Is compiled with.
The time for filing pledges and pay
Ing assessment OF candidates expires
on August eth, at 12 o'clock sharp.
Tho pledge Is to be filed with tho
secretary and the assessment paid to
him. e s9fs
Leon l.. Rice. KS q a, A
Secretary. S
s. D. Pearman,
County Chairman.
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DANGEROUS TO
DRINK PCPSkULI
ReIton Man Arrested and Jailed
On Charge of Giving Poi
sonous Liquor.

Frank Thackston was arrested yes
tcrday by the. Bolton municipal au-
th0rities on a charge uE having given
John Mccoy some whiSkryf contain
ing drug Or poison, but was later
In the day liberated. Thackston was
Hent 10 the Anderson county Jail but
when Mccoy WAS reported n, recover
ing members OF his family asked that
the man held in tho Anderson Jail be
given his freedom.
Report Inns it that the two young
mon took drink together Friday
night and that s.;orti" thereafter A!c-
Coy became very i'll and :0r time il
was suspected that ThacIiston might
have instrumental in bringing about
this sudden illness; with malicious in
tent. but this theory has since bcen
discarded and last night it seen,
that there was hut little to the han
pcning.
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Girl Loses Her EyeSiglt Bird Ven.
der is Arrested.

From Photographic standpoint ihr
Song In III" Dirk" is perhap" the h's,
i"lca - iii several mon as 'rhn
photography is superb. 1t has IL.
crystal clear quality that inalr, it Il
standard Of the best III" story ha
been well produced aud the pi; GERS
handle their roles T. Il most capn!lc
aud convincing maner Tliis niirac-
fion ]: booked for release Friday. j me
IL The story il rs ft;iiU.,s:
Act l. 1t was OnlS material that An
Erla and Richard should bercnr en-
gagged They were children together
and had lived for one another Their
lov" wa: The tue and unIying love
that has been born to live forever.
hngcln loved nature and when Il bird
vcndcr stopped her on the street one
H'lnny afternoon .hc unh"statinEly
purchased Il canary and asked the man
for u card. that she might recon-
Inend him tO her friends. Thn, night
Angela wna awakened by the singing
of the canary nnd could not under
stand why the bird should b. 80 free
hearted and merry mt that late hour.
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WITH THE MOVIES

! Her d!s"nn'i'ur" Wa genuine. when
She discovered that The bird was blind.
i and Tie next morning found her ai the
/ bird v"ndcri home H""iing an rxplan-
alton She learn lhaI All The birds
are blind that they NJ" blinded on
pi'?nsc i'la, HEY ing better thus
ard tiiai il is easier 10 sell birds that
hay" 'yrclleni s,ngin;' uuhli,y Sh"
hrc"iii"S furious to ilini: lil"i such AN
in.iuinan aci should br nhiri.d M
on ~" i.iiiOc"nt creatures and has th,.
Y"r;!"r arrested Her broth, =.
Hr'Ig". p!Ginising v"tuE ntiorucy.
piu""utrS III" CAS-" nn, ~" Italian
r"ndcr l. tagged in court
ACT II Tile dav lad hos! sal Ter
III" ':"ldiic. T!i.ir u"w lnilr 10 b"
wa III readiness Angela n.rii with an
accident. whir!, costs her eye, !gii
: Wonld is:"hdId .'oniiiiur to Inv" her
would IT, fn.i;"t ii,..t he had asked Ii, r
I" h"ch'nr his wi:". Tho loss %; her
"y": irl'i was nothing compared 10 The
ihinu" 10Y" b" bore in hrr bcsnm
ii" N;:" ~ and al 10 l"r. III. darl
hours "!"nt in The lonely ropln viii,
'h" cHn:,Y ~ her only c0nt!i;un
ilncd tn chccr her ni times ;n,i she
often wondered why II" was so f;I,pv.
SIZE wa' hi,;!d never tn ynr Gods
/ tirii! again. I'll" bird had Ions, l0r-
Eu''"n that il had eyer seen ,hc ligii,
'n1 H." chirIed on nIrrrilv In ,iEIp
maxim. hne"ia forget her anlic, ion
Ire newspapers printed an article.
ana III" vruter' 'f"riinE communion.
b"gEr'. her forgiveness nn hi; knees
Ills heart 'oit"ucd ard H. rra;ed TIA;
Sic might get better. On" ryc3iEr as
'lc b'iy' .nt on hi; perch. singing
"".l! i, .:Gir Sn,t!y t)wn The carDcl :
"i "iai':'. into 'hc livinl; room. Rich
HI 80" there. playing chess with
G""'r". Angela found hrr way io the
piano ard ~ III" strains OF music
/ ac'I"'l Richards ear. lc wishpcrcd
, III Angela" and he crcpt softly 10
her side and said. II, is who am blind
! love you."
'aSi of characters: Angola. Ger,la
Holmes: John. IL bird vcndcr. John
H. Cossar: Angclas mother. .aIen
Dunbar: George. her brother. bryant
Wailhuln; Richard. Angcla's fancc.
Richard G. 'Travcrs.
Th!.' Is another great picture book
od fer tn" Palmetto
Ripley Holmes Lost in Northern I'LL
nOiS SwnnpS.
The Eastern Dramatic Company of
the E"sanny Film Mfg. Co.. went to
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hcriIgan. Returning to Western Role
Please. "Fnu.t'

y boy ard .i:l who love Zach other
and ,h" nn,d.urs.a william vino seeks ,n
'till" between them and intilcnlai!v
nri"l i,i'uH u iinanciti.y and :. cam
era: ,ic>" are III" principal actors In
This Ihnr"ugl:iy human ani thrilling
drama. The Villain E..u PAL iiir
b!ai!:" for cattle stealing or the boy
lin'' II" go q. ihc camera told who III"
guilt? ..'r:y reali: wa. and also wi"r,
The girls heart r"all. lay.
0f i'll" lna'ling n"i OIL the screen TO-
day non" r"nipar" With j. Warren.
"Iach" li"iriGan in "S.aying these
western role. H. has the physiduc
the rniSr and hr know. the west and
ita way thoroughly. Lately Tie de-
inand has been so strong and per ;i.t
"nt tina, Mr.. K"riigan appear IN a .,ci-
les 0f these roles that first niad,. him
fnInou' on tho screen. chat The Uni
rcrsal hI; complied. ''1ilc Silent
witness. and others 10 follow are the
result. Naturally the Universal l.,
confident thai this play will prove i'm
'nen:"iy popular The atmOspl. re-
Of tn" west is vivid. there l., Il d"lig!ii
iml romano" in the story and I'll" ;.c-
tion is stirring.
Jack comes into tn. cattle town
btth', lODNl:IE ltI WOTk. HIS no &C.
cures with Il ranciman and IN thn,
llllS rancliI1ian has Il pretty daughter.
Vera. the pO:iti0n particularly appeals; :;
10 the young cowboy. As The day;
pass. Jack an! Vera become attached
To zach other much TO ne disgust and
aHgcr o! The foreman GcorSct w,,n
."ek3 Vera for himself. This :o,r-
man Is III" secret head OF IL ;:ai;: o,
cat;i" i;,icv" aad hc hi..; Eccn plan
. ming raid on his own boss ranch.
lack. III HE couI3c Of hi; work.
cone; 10 srSpcct the foreman. hu; can
lind nothing; on him. The foreman.
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Production of cone Wonderful Nic!i!
Begin. I'm krV Ynrt

Francis \. I'uslimun. N" widely
known photoplay l"a'li.g man with u.
E.ssanhy Company. IS iilr "t:pi, ~
American hero" Hundred ri tnou
sands Of moving picture h.Vot-"3
casting nearly five and une-half mil
lions Of votes In ;hc hero contest. con
Quoted by the Ladies World M,gL-
zinc. Onc OF the Nee ctllr" publications..
have SO decided
The story "On" Wonirrful Night
written by Louis Tracy. * p"rl,alm n,.r
0i the best subjects for photoplay
production ever prHn"d. Mr. H,Isli-
man will play tll' roe of John DE-
iancy Curtis. .hc hero Til" company
Will begin work Immediately ard most
oI tn" scenrs w.il be taken in New.
York city. II Is II wise cNhibtor who
will tax" advantage of the ihnr,sand, s,
oi dollars t,ai had been spent by The
seven manufacturers. who's" players;
"nr" nominated for Tie tot" ni th..
hero nf his story The picture will
b" nf iiv" reel l"n&ti,. and will ,n,. =
every scene and incident as related in
III" STORY.
This picture when finished will i"
s""n in Anderson at tn, Palmetto
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on 'ih Other t.utlG. {; II nl"i 40 com
promise Jac'; in :Ec .,.iric raids with
thc h'sia.a!:"r o. a Mexican They
plant on Iacl'4 saddle an iron used in
maiiiH2 ovrr the brand Un IN" horses
that liav" ben stolen.
Vera has purchased a small camera
he on" one TO be bad IN ~" town.
pi an afternoon she ride; into ID" hills
Nth !1' !; ~ tax" :c.ln - turr. They
fOrc"' the carcr:, ou S'a"'iri, back
bpn" az Lack return - g'l H. Re-
fore Jnin!rg Vera ag.iI. j;.c. runs
into the cattle instlcrs ana H. snaps
. picture uf them from ho.:il,l bush
as. "iii III" foreman - h., fore
ground. Soon aft. III" r;.s,i - arc
attaf'','''i b. The ccwbul; .;u, ,;in
foreman cscapes wit'iou. Icing dutnct-
Ell.
Drcc i: ~ p.. IL" ran":i III. foreman
acc. g.! jarl; a' helm; III" i"aicr o!
tn" G"nS 2rd produces the iron con
r""!r. ~ .i.,t.i .aG,lir IL ~" mean
'i::i". Yea !: IL The Gn,'i room drvcl-
urI'- hci pi,.ures. Among hem shr
md; GIG o! thc cI';lr rue'i.la \.
JHch is = "u' To be lci r;n wi,i, Il rnp..
around -. rccl: by III furiou. COW
boy. ih' '!sh'j OF; ai,', a.. .;iavs the
ir''ii:.i;'ati,:s ric,urc lli" M.xiran
is cap'urcd ard II, TWO rulprii; are
!"d ~ f. 81. .ilcn :."L Y. ri. Later
find ma :H'p" da,' iug.i.i.r with
JA''k. p:c;l";c'! To ~ ~ .'ion o;
'N"ilu;i.
rHi r:rn:o arpra =; The i;ijou
II ~ .ia' :ic..v.
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Auto t'r":'.c ScizcS West Coast
i''n.r,..

"Mn:roriiit" ~ IN adj. cc,. stage has:
''' ON" cn'i'iHic II ;l:. Wrs! rnas!
a'uiios - h '':,ivci ~ :''ni Aianl-
.:'t3riEa ::.:ra:y n .'nuii!crn Cali
fni.i:. 'Iii' .ur; o ',nrurrd' ~
ri'":, - I'D :ir7 kid ~ b"nlevalds.
Az: tie :.iH... ~ .:., ~: ar, cont:i-
batting s. 4 - ui !.icrc is Il
l,;;; iiri, il. H." Los ,1",ie.. au.omo-
;l.!r inar:.c.. ap,: dealer declare inat
a"'cr !ci!: :icnl .ho movie studio are
rcspnE:i'l:c foi their Inability {, keep
un With Ike increasing order; for
cI:
80. less than de-, B., 4: big
pho'op!ay star at In .;iy,..a, stu
dies have Llosanmcd forth w.,l rev
"rio! Dh!lc: during tie W.. weeks.
=" .nai:" mo!o have ;"'n biti y b:
;iic Motoritis bug and arr r:pcnting
their spare moment. in locking over
v2tic:,S make" OF cars al,i in enjoying
"d' mJnstia atoms" u:r:;.; az the OK.
prnSc of alto dealer;
Ct:S Turner. dean t.! he big corps o.
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900 %" 400 100 90 o o
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS

e,oiOO.5o o q o q q q 900 1000 O
The retiring sale at Osborne & Pear
sons has been n remarkable sacccss
for the past fifteen day.. In this Is
sue; OF the paper on page 8 appears an
announcement that this popular con
Germ WIZ continue to sell ut Retiring
prices for a foW days longer.
Evans. PharTnucy has testimonials
Z Of some OF Anderson's leading tcitizenn
as to the merits or r /. u. z These
tostimonisis are II sorporated In an
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i'irS. Presbyterian Church.

The service :t the First Presby-
tcrian church will be held tomorrow
nt the following hours: Saiha!i il
school Il; 1000 O'Clock. The CON-
mHnion will be observed at tho morn
ing hour. hut the services will not ey
coed the usual time. at night the
pastor Will preach again. The cvrn-
Ing services arc only Do minutes long
ans! the room i; delightfully."- cool.
Come thou with us and we will do
thee good" Usirrs will show you to
seat and r:ivr you hymn book.
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Fox Lake, H. last SATURDAY 10 pro-
due" Il piece. entitled "Ambushed."
kapl"y Holmes. G"rda Holmes and
two others decided 10 make III" trip bv
arionObil" am! l"ii IN" Windy city
about no Sunday rvrning Every
fhiig wcll: along nicely uni!l tho
chauffeur lost liz lrarinG; and took
the wrong road. which later Developed
as being Il lane 10 !! farm hGut" The
ear. h"avy o;" weighing consider
ably NOR" than t"o toHS. b"ca.nr
stuck III The MUD rhr"" hours Df
!hbio iiEiilly Succeeded in getting ,hr
car ovt an" thea they proceed. :! On
lard arriving III ih"ir destination
aboi' O'Clock in III" niorninE III.
question ia wa> il til" weight oi Inc ear
or iiOlno.; iiiat caused ali III" trouble.
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Judge Visits Woman

Paris, July 4.-aladame Henrietta
'aillanx. who on March 1G last. shot
anu killed GaStOn Calmettc. editor OF
the Figaro. WIS visited today in pris-
on hy Judge Lewis Albancl, presi-
dent of the criminal court which will
try her. The judge read the indict-
ment to the prisoner. When asked II
she persisted In statements she pre-
|i'".siy had made to the investigating
mag strnt". Madame Caillanx replied
IL ilfc affirmative.
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At THE CHURCHES
Fir..t i,aptiS. Church.

Teachers r.ce;iag nj ?:45 Sunday
Echool ut l0:G0 Il. lii. a. l.. Smct!icrG;,
Snpt. Public vo.:hi., Il. II 80. SER
mon b.: the pastor, Rrv. Jno. r. Vines.
Subject: "'rhe Man 1T Tie DUur OF
ihc Church" Suuhrams ut 400.
Mrs Este; leader. h. /. =. L. ut 1920.
&. Is. !.ar.c, president Sermon ut
40 y III. by the pastor. Subject:
"WonnG"d Unto Dc;; h." (No. H.
The pubic Is cordially .invitcd to at
tend and Ioi:hiD With us at all these
services.
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.'No .,r. Ai"r'y.. newspaper r.a.:s
We're :ri@is!:'ni.L iy O..s Turner ;,l'
i!!' - ..r. ,vn reel '.r:,iin "f
n"w>l.l:nr lie '''rir Suburban. II
i'i t:.".. >tur,. viii be Mr.. Turner's
Last ri iarr. After that comes ''i'a-
m.'n ;:ii i'i;!i.:S.''
The Gap hy Richard Wa>h!nir,l
thi"l. is t':r sixth story ot "I!ir Man
Who i'i-;l Irarr'l." Icryiton r:r't
catch Earle. The superintendent OF Carr
icrs Construction company. before Il"
starts west. The cniii,Hny Ii ."li. tn
get III: c:'stiict by hribery. Pcr:itrn
ANA Earle can fight it by coinhiiiii!:;
forces. =. pcrrit0n cannot get to The ;,t.i-
tion before Ear!e's train starts. How
can lie stop him?
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NEW LAW FIRM
McSsrS. Watkins and Prince to Prnc.
a tice Together.

'HN'%''H9|s WNtttfHH tiIfu EIffCV ~ ETHCs
~ tice Together.
According to formal notice given
today. Mcssrs. r. Frank Watkins and
Saml l.. Prince have formed part
nership for the practice Of law. Mr..
Watkins Is n. son. OF the late Jno. &.
Watkins. clerk OF court, and is grad
uate OF the University of Virginia. He
has built up quite fine practice hero.
MIR. Prince is. a son OF Judge Geo. E.
Prince. nephew of Jno. G. Clink-
scales. ana grandson Of the late
Rev. ID. Samuel Lander; founder OF the
Williamson Female College. Mr..
Prince taught in Lander College while
Studying law, and by nature. training
md experience. he is well equipped
5or his life work. s
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lina "itli 4 racy locking Regal read
:tc!. which she drives herself. Not
10 be ou:done. Bob Leonard; expended
several wccas OF hard-carned SALARY
for seven passenger Buick. : Others
who are now dodging speed cars and
paying monthly gasoline hills are Jack
k"riE2n with ~ speedy Mercer. WI
.iCu Lucas with an Oakland. Gene rul
Manager l.auOrc bernstein with Il six
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Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church.

Sabbath school at 1880 n M. Every
teacher and pupil present. Preaching
by pastor ut 1880 q. m.. followed by
communion service. Let every mem
bcr be present at these services. In
vite your friends to come with you.
The electric fans make the church
pleasant. :
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West Coast directors, was the first tn
get the spring style in automobiles.
Ills advent III ;hc front scat OF :. big
:ix-cylindel O!,!snobilc. resulted i'll a
scurry by others TO "a; in the procc-
icn. ~ T.. Christie followed will, Il
big undcisi,hS StuiI. which is said 10
have Il speed capacity o: 100 niles
an hour. J:cs:i Merc,iy.,: Was next in
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cylinder Lozic:. and Francis Ford
Charles Gibiyn. Grace Cunar... Phil
lips Small,y. Ford Sterling and :rvcr-
al others in Il; many different make.
Of cars.
= Among these who are contemplating
the purchase ~ t:lr.i are Anna Little
william Woihc:i Herbert Raw lin
son. l.Cn,Sc G,.i;.n and William Wor.
tiirntGn
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LEGAL
NOTICES i
Delinquent Rond Tax Notice.

All delinquent road tax collectors
arc provided with ali official receipt
book with numbers, and stub numbers
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
as above provided for. -
J. MACK KING,
tf County Supervisor.
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.:t ST, Johns Church.

st. Jo!;n':. METHODIST Episc0pnl
'e'hurch. Soulii. Joh-. ". Spcakc. pas
tor. Sunday achc1i at 10 a. m.. O. NJ.
Heard. superintendent The regular
communion service will be served at
the morni!t hour. 11:30. Preaching
at S:30 y. III. by the pastor. Visitors
and strangers are invited to all SER
vices
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Grace Church.

Roy. J. II, C;bbancy.. rector. Phone
S"5. Services 10: the Fourth Sunday
afiu: Trinity. Julv 5ti. Sunday scl,nol
II 1871. 81. ~. Holy Eucharist and
sermon al l:"1 IL. III. Evening prayer
and germcn al go D. m
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SCENE FROM THE "ocTAvlus, SERIES.

ANOTHER popular series OF picture
"A plays is the continued story of
"O.;aviiiS. tIic Amateur Dctcc-
tive" The scenarios aiS the work OF
Frederic Arnold Hummer. and Barry
OMoore plays the leads.
Francis Carlisle is now playing
heavy leads extensively and doiny
them very well indeed. His best WORK
Is in the eternal triangle sort Of PIC
lures.
Wallace Eccry is perhaps one Of the
hest known comedians appearing in
motion pictures. Ills rapid rise in the
Photoplays IS due only to his untiriny
effort to atnusc and entertain lovers of
the silent comedies. Before entering
the picture field Mr. becry starred in
several musical comedies and on one
occasion played Raymond IIitclicock's
role. AS n comedian Mr. Becry is ex.
pGctcd to do the impossible. and IL
anybody IS capable OF it it is Bcery.
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The South Carolina Experiment Sta
tion has just issied bulletin con-
taining a revised list OF bulletins nj
the station available for distribution.
This may be had by applying to the
director OF tho Experiment Station.
/ Clemson College. ~. a
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CLOSED Gates" Il one rnol psychic
logical drama iiy Lois W"hcr. Is bcin.
produced by Mr.. AMI Mrs. Phillip;
Snal!ry. ro directors. This is the srv-
cnth picture in five weeks work hy tie
Snallcys.
William Wolbrrt. director and lratI
Ing man, * NOW turning ont the third
of his willie AIalruS" pictures "Wi.
iie' is Il detective AMI the new series
by Wuibert deal with his cS'.mpe andl
cscapadcs. I'css Mcrrdyth. lradiu=
woman. is Wuibert's invAl,mh!" aS>.s:
ant in injecting comedy into the new
series.
"Tlie Servant Question Gut West"
shows the rarity of girls in the west
causes Il family with attractive iIam,!
maidc.S to lose them uuchly by the
matrimonial route. \ clever comedy
based OH Il vexing problem. ON the
same reel with doc Yak and the Lin
tied Train"
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,dvel'iscmcn'l in this i:Iue. Read

The Fec Hive announces 25lbs Of sn-
gar. Tor $l.0O Monday. See the ndver-
tiscMcnt In this issue.
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All the movies report fine business
for Saturday.