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FORESEE COMPLICATIONS IN
AMERICANS ARREST ABROAD

Washington. Dee: $50 interested
were State Department officials in the
reported arrest of the American, Muel-
ler, by the police of Geneva, that
American Minister Stovall was to-day
directed to make an immediate inquiry
into the ease through the consulate at
Geneva.
Should the report prove accurate, of
ficials foresee the possibility of com.
plications through an attempt to extra
dite naturalized American citizen
from Switzerland, neutral country, to
France.
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AUTOMOBILE INJURIES BOY
Horace Anthony Struck by Machine
on Mulberry Street Bridge

Horace Anthony, the S-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace F. Anthony,
339 Crescent street, was knocked down
by an automobile on the Mulberry
street bridge at $50 o'clock this morn
ing, sustaining decorations and bruises
of the face and head and slight con-
cussion of. .he brain.
The machine was driven by T. II.
hewitt, who hauled the boy to the Har-
risburg hospital after the accident. He
was not driving very fast, but the boy,
not seeing the machine, stepped in
front of it. His condition is not be-
lieved to be serious.
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tabernacle MAY
BERAZEDSAORTLY
Structure Will Proba-
bly, Be Dismantled at
End of Next Week s
Meetings
TOO COSTLY TO
KEEP UP LONGER
Slough Party Plans to Make Closing
Days of Campaign Eventful Ones
Sunset Service Is Arranged for Old
Folks

After the executive committee of the
Slough evangelistic campaign had late
yesterday afternoon invited DIR. Slough
by unanimous vote to remain in this
city next week, extending the campaign
to duration of seven weeks, discus
sion was opened as to what disposal
will be made of the tabernacle at the
close of the meetings Monday, Decem-
Der 21. A committee of five was ap-
pointed to take this matter under con-
sideration, consisting of +. z. Gross, E.
F. Weaver, f. A. Heffelfnger, L. q.
Wallower and w. S. Roebuck.
When the committee meets it is be-
lieved that recommendations will be
accepted to tear down the tabernacle at
once. According to contracts made in
the building of the tabernacle, it would
not need to be dismantled until March
or April. If it were to stand until
then, however, watchmen, who would
have to be constantly ON duty, would
have to be paid, the heating system
would need to be maintained and insur-
ance payments would have to be met
For economic reasons it is, therefore,
thought best at present by men active
in the campaign that the great building
be razed shortly after it has fulfilled
the purpose for which it was erected.
Next Week to Be Eventful One
Meanwhile the Slough party is plan
ming for the most eventful period of
the campaign next week at the taber
nacle. Monday, of course, will be rest
day, when the members of the party
will try to renew their strength for a
final effort.
Then, on Tuesday, the events of the
week will open with fremen s night.
The fre-fghters from all companies in
the city have been invited to be pres
ent and will march in uniform to the
tabernacle.
Wednesday will be railroad night
The railroaders have requested second
night, some of them promising to hit
the trail if they are given another op-
portunity. On this night members of
the Harrisburg Rotary Club will also oe
present Invitations have been sent
out by President William S. Essick.
Thursday'a Day of Rejoicing
On Thursday afternoon there will be
a sunset service, not 50 called because
of the time of day, but because the
guests of the occasion will be persons
in the sunset of life. Old men and old
women, among whom will be many in
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French TROOPS OCCUPY
west BANKS OF The User
Canal. States REPORT

Paris, Dee. II, 2.46 P. M.-The
French official bulletin given out in
Paris this afternoon says that French
troops now occupy the west bank of
the User canal.
Artillery engagements, all of them
resulting more or less advantageously
to the French, are reported in the re-
gion of Arras near Nampced, in the
Asfene, in the region of Perthes, near
the forest of La Grueris On the heights
of the Meuse, and in the Vosges.
The text of the communication fol.
lows:
"The enemy has completed the
evacuation of the west bank of the
User canal to the north of the house
of the ferryman, and we occupy this
bank.
In the region of Arras there have
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Big Blaze at Birmingham

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 12.-Fire
here early to-day destroyed a ive-story
building occupied by the Steele Smith
Dry Goods Company, causing loss es.
timated at 100000. Failing walls did
100000 damage to moving picture
theatre and another dry goods store
nearby.
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visits and consequent exposure during
inclement weather caused him to con-
tract cold, resulting in the present
catarrhal infection of the throat.
An official statement as to the
Kaiser's condition, issued to-day, states
that His Majesty is considerably i'm
proved. The official announcement de-
clares that the catarrh has subsided.
The kaiser's temperature is normal, and
he was able to-day to receive reports
from the Chief of the General staff.
The Improvement in His Maiesty's con-
dition set in last night and continued
to-day.
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JUDGE M'CARRELL Places
ARM AROUND WAY Ward Lad
Gives Fatherly Advice to Five Youthful
Offenders Who Appear Before Him
in Juvenile Court-Home Found
for Several of Them

Five boys-four incorrigibles and
another charged with steading spa
were brought before Judge McCarrell
at a special session of Juvenile Court
this morning. All were given ''word
of advice" and sentence was suspended
upon their promising to do better.
Judge McCarreli talked to the young
sters as does father to son, and the
hearings to a degree lacked the SEM
blance of usual court procedure. The
Judge permitted one of the boys to rest
on the arm of his chair. Then he put
his, arm about the lad and whispered
into his ear, telling him what a good
boy should be.
Nevertheless the Judge did not pre-
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200 French Killed in Flanders

Berlin, Dee. II, by Wireless to Lon.
don, $50 P. M.-The German official
statement to-day says:
In Flanders the French yesterday
made attacks in the region of Lange-
mark which however, were repulsed.
They lost 200 men in killed and we
took $40 prisoners.
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Mayor and Mrs. Royals Reception

Mayor John K. and Mrs. Royal are
planning to entertain at reception to
be held in the Board of Trade build
ing early in January. Invitations will
be issued to one hundred young people
Following the reception a dance will
be held.
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London, Dec. 12.-The condition of
Kaiser Wilhelm was improved TO such
an extent to-day that he was permitted
to sit up for few hours, dispatches
received here. via The Hague, state.
Berlin, Dec. 12.-The Kaiser's i'll
ness is due entirely to exposure while
visiting his armies in the field. He has
remained at the front almost constantly
since the war began, and has visited
the battlefelds under all conditions,
whether good or bad. Those close to the
court to-day declared that his repeated
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BombardS Environs of
Batum. a Seaport of
the Gar on the East
Coast of Black Sea
GREAT GOTTORP
BARRACKS BURN
Completely Destroyed by Fire, Origin
of Which is Kept Secret-Barracks
Were Situated on An Island About
10 Miles From Kiel
BN Associated Press.

London, Dee. -. 1925 P. MA
dispatch received here from Constan-
tinople by way of Berlin, says Turk
ish fleet yesterday bombarded the en-
virons of Batum, the Russian seaport
on the eastern coast of the Black Sea.
One hundred Russians were killed and
number were wounded by the fire.
Copenhagen, Dee. II, via London,
S.e7 A. M.-News has been received
here that the great GoEorp barracks
near Kiel have been completely de.
stroyed by fire, the origin of which IS
kept secret
The Gottorp barracks are about 25
miles northwest of Kiel on an island
which lies between the Schlei and Burg
Sea. The old ducal Schloss Gottorp is
the main building of these barracks.
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WOULD Add $5O,OOO,OOO
TO ASSESSED VALUATION
OF PROPERTIES IN CITY

Commissioners Propose
in 1915 to Readjust
Asses SmentS. In
creasing All of Them.
but Advancing Those
on the More Valuable
Properties in Greater
Proportion Than on
Small Homes
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WOULD THEN
CUT TAX RATE

This Arrangement. the
City Managers Say.
Would Equalize Tax.
alton Throug hout
Harrisburg and Place
a Lighter Burden
Than Now on tn e
Owners of the Less
Costly Houses
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Assessments in Other Cities

Continued ON seventh Psss
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25
q. .OCAL. BOY WON
Sc ID IaL


Dispatches reaching AN - sssniss
.l3oek Hill last night said that Il. n.
lssoyles OF And derson, representing the
Gel IesSSs css, EhaTs Tseston, won second 4
piace Ia the State Oratorical Contest,
held OF Rock Hill last nfght.
Rs .. Syfan or AbhevIIie. represent
Ing WoRord .ege. won first place
while II. y. Smith OF York Ilie rem
pssenting the Preshyfe GofIage of
sSouth arpliaas captured the third
honor. \. s
peoI,Ec OF this section So lI take Il
Particular pleasure III In ossfsif tlIaf
dgst and second honofs eaiiie 3 4 lSlbs
vile aud anderson cotsnsf s and they
will he proud e9 the sd II = fIiase ii,l
,hIsssFs Syfan mad HIogles.
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Oh 9RIC.a.IIlE. j iFlE5OIl5NTERSs, ! 3 s.


Nine lleges are ne epresefltt III 4 s 4
State oraforieai cpatest viii II aintissl
eyett was held Mt Rock SSss!lI last III
Anderson coaiity Is Isefs6naliy int
ested IN several nf them, rho contest
aates ares
OF S0tlth CarofiBa; RI n. era sf Il L IS
man Lyersitg. Iaadon 5ohason, Il
/ sys'TsIyyy VI SCUM GiITUIInHS n. IT. T5oFd,
clemson college ", Lynch, the
1egei Daniel + Barber " II % col Z
lege r, yfafi, ifoifps.d col
= Broy les, ege OF Cha III sisi.
De FOREST Wade. WHO ferfe al Is
1srsRiEie, IS q natsve OF PelzaF. )
Syfas is q s0ns6f M. and Afrf +. s:
Syfan os AbbAasil ilIs. the Clemson ssnl
EeGentafifs IL AfilcIE r. ff5yE
Arnold Hs Boyd fsS e sVisS.sr rom
Clefgfaon coYlsse Hts subjfcf IS M =
Pqsel't Erefels rs Afaid he
AssitfldAnce !. ~ q 1brn ef fFf
Cafnlel En Ahhsville. c6ank aente7i1 :
Dor !, S9S fo WA rIsna Re 4 53F tsfsl
lers at his sci9ot1 std s}lt
t;ieHlzcn II tile rail- ~ 1910 81 a
taking the nsfi starAl course Sflfi Ea
~ tlIe seEiog class IEo IS q "a nerfeef
qf the Palrseftp fsterafF sac f4e
fIFesentad Dnfon isa tile
siemzQ5 4ebete{ ar. Boyd u
IEEFSHT FsI SuIs7IR q ftflEal ! 5ESA1 = : :
irH ttrces eaf law Qlife shs
Sslnk7IieS ol te1 lle was aetfhf Is Isl
81 llle 6ke oaeI9 an fnd is h6e
4tek suuinEenit the BaniE ek
rank y. BlSyi yien rei,r u Sfi1s the
tsss, sEss.s'n Solss sSessn the seate lsl
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lsaptists Planning
For NaRh ytiIe srrlils

The Ban Lists OF And 0n are nls:sA
interested - the plasa for the Ban
list eonyent ton, which Il Is place this
year IN Nashville, Tenn. May u 3 to
Alays 70, The Southern Railway Is
IDreparinR TO run flsII1l frni,i 4 jfas.-
lesion % Nashville for sgie conyeiiffon,
ana the train fs TO be IN oyFn az t!lt.
sBanfiak Cfz6hialts "a -. zsalZ-.E
lest0ti on May q q B n S N bsvf; Sssa,s-
sasSkllsssas esssAsss ALI sNLiass -, =
trip rates Will be oiiera, Ffosn this
city khe rate on The ST ia sfs /, viii
be z, 30 and doubsies 81 low Ftss &
VII : attract q HumbaF s0sa andersen
comfy
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In attendance ct the very important
conference and the delegation from
this state seems to take a prominent
part la the affairs or tiie meeting. II
is said; that Hon. T.. 3 : Watson. com
missioner of agriculture. viii probably.
be elected president OF the congress.
when the election of officers is taken
up this afternoon. AT this time An
|derson county people are especially
intRrezfel in drainage cIIastfin q "a 4
therefore they have been following
The deliberations of the body With
interest. s
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j q 4 HE a q e
ToDAY's PRoCsRA Akg.
-THEaIYSTERY or THE TYITITE IlAH

ITHEAYSTERY OF THE WHITE CAR
Siolu SeaI. a . reei InF1Ilng ueLes-
tive drama dealing with the carrying
Of arms into Mexico by a car that
seems TO move without any Visible
driver Featuring Grace Cunnrd and
Francis Ford. Remember That Harry
Diver the Anderson boy drives the
car Of mystery.
OUR MuTUALs sGIH HFS-Sz--t II
Reliance. Showing Margaret getting
her new spring lcthes; and the latest /
fashions ss i 81 s
gNIYERSaL IKE HAS HIS UPS AND
nOIFNs 81 2 q. 81
Universal Ike. A tiandy Western
comedy. q
Coming Monday THE DRUG m
.FIGss 2 reel ICclaf
Coming Tuesday RUBY gIIs
1fi1gs reel Rex with Bob EE66 66narEE. q
Coming "Wednesday 1sIK ID LITTLE
81 a IL a r III Re resi- Victor With
Florence Lawrence.
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Son Assaulted
HIS Own Father.

en- q hearing before Magistrate Broad
well court this afternoon on a charge
OF assault and battery upon the per-
Son OF his own. father, q. r. Boiten
IL is alleged that the negro struck
his father p severe blow with q club
which almost killed him. J + II Belt,
a white man. will be given henrine
before the Magistrate at 10 O'clock
this morning on a charge OF buyirss
goods under false pretenses BELT
IoiQs I'M pEQpTIetor or the SIuTBy ITIaIi
lIe would pay for certain puratas ses t5ffE
e07s his time at the lniIi, wh hen as 8 mat
Ter or fisets he had no Elrne. acaufding
ts the story toll BY the prosecutlon.
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Are is nM Atlanta.

= Number oS apdeEscI music loyera
uIEFN T9IE FIJTtsTf IN g stHsE y Ys f09
ATLANTA. RherA tha Grand Dnarn {se5s
son hsgins tomorrow. FOs several
days the music Iovers OF, the city have
been. del parting. Efs. n z Isl Ligon and
Gen. Reed VIII leaye today
Wliije Z large number went yesteFd day.
anderson win Ha axeu represerf ed az
this 9rsa event.
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Soldiers looking
! (, For IS 81 " E,0entinn.

Anderscn soldiers and members OF
the Palmetto Rifles apens sniae time
yesterday IN scare hing enE the location
sof, Styx. g. c. Their an xiety about
this place was due To- tbe fact that
office has been issuhd saying that if
y Ilobii izatiou OF South Carol nd fF6ops
should he necessary, 4 tyx viii be the
place chosen. For the banefft or those
who we're Unable 10, ind ont Where
ahief tnetPnpe Ills. Is II L be stated
that Styx Is Ia Iiexihgt 81 county. not
1liliX miles from fsoitIl hii S...;
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| iHnriWelI Lady
f.nTaha fls Andnt.anIl

Miss Ruby Wilcox OF fFartwelI. Ca,
has arrived lii the city To taitA up the
study Of nursing MIss NVilc6x lias
@ : sse
And datsoR couHSy hospital and ~ will re-
main hero nntii she completes the
course; She Is. a young lady ppaa esaz
iag all the requirements OF Il success
fli nurse and VIII dorBtlesa make
Ia fine record, 5s
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p. G.. Mcconnell OF the Union sec
ton was among the business visitors
IN the city yesterday,
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tlesded (s0nleF6ntis
nFad9 81 watson :cf a. d 4 s
tendinS the hsatlsnel 9fo ge con -
eEce s9lloh Is nov 81 = 8, iA
vaunah, ca 6ig i6l IS (. 4
reft Ives nom ssll I
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En-. Savage Died
In Worcester, aEass.

! In Worcester, MaGe.
Worcester nswspapers several days
ago carried announcements OF the
death OF DIR, O.. Arthur Savage. DR..
Savage made his home in Anderson
! Tor Tor a rev wsSsenir5 several years ago anu
remembe mere by many OF Anders
sons people. He was Al years of ace
and the disp atches say that his death
was due to pnennaonia
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w. r. Bell Of Iva, a magistrate at
that point. spent yesterday d Che city,
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Hospital Ilody {
WIN 5Eeef Eeday.

Ice ssae issge ~ ss.sss;;sss an
ifilpor tant meeting ol Ia 4 yfofnaii, *
HosIss Association Is "a te nitlea
thls aftesIs0cis at a oeloC This inest4
ing is 70 i1e lieid at the 1plls Of nErn.
9. y. Blezeale q on soul lsaia street,
and u Is urgeo that ever fiefnbef 81
the ASSOC s:ss5S1f make 3 ~ SIS
lin Attendance.
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Vow
% tlle New Homo.

49, -. Z -
ueqHir irad pTap silis i 8 YSuor.
shs inlDrcretlie efiSa tra, g. IS f'le e III -
5pr 81 the bnisding 61 S. con Sol -
ton Of the stdcIInS0l : 3 ss.SF.Se
this Is easily On 8 cf ssst silsiis
stGFes 81 the city nos - lIferler
ps the now stose, s hs. 8 ~ t6,s Srs5,
& pfeaents i. nlkeh Ia sd s
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| The April paeefing OF the ChGfcas
mans club ot f1fsee Episcopal ehereh
viii be anrBpally Interesting on anz
count of TIE topic tD ha Gienussed
lts has been atinpunced th a& the su1tect
for e0nsIsiefa slon at this nseetlnk viii
be Chtlfl on s ss and Orsfef sIeaSse
and the cinil M i con il ~ the yario rs
efforts of this body iIs every Fight
The meeting Is 10 u hsin AZ she
rPsret
VIII ke one of the most pfeasaht sci
held
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II. # !. Cely Of Piedmont sIj siit q fep
hours in the city YESTERDAY on bust
ness. !:
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o o.o 8 8 > 8 90 8 Z. 8 8 8
PERSONALS.
@ @ q Q o o O O q q o d .
Where he isf Visiting his son 3
navia Elrnd Il in ..I4afia,.saii

l. II T. r b ~.
David Elrnd Il I'm :.I4ai.lss ia:
where he ~ visiting his son
w. p. Bell Of Iva, d magistrate at
that point. spent yesterday 81 che cISy,
-. G. Mcconnell OF the Union sec
ton was among the business visitors
N the city yesterda e !. d,
II. f !. Cely Of Piedmont 81 tslit d Few
hours in the city YESTERDAY on bust
ness.
N. Phillips OF Piedmons was q
visitor tn Andarsnn yestef "a S
g. X. Wright of the Ehenezer Sec
ton was = business visitor to the city
%. N !. RicharGso OF lebanon spens
yesterda day in the city on DnsiIess.
Miss Bertie Gentry of Bethel. .ya
ppins In anderson Yesterday
?. Collins Of Columbia, spent yes
terday IN the city. Q guest at the Chi.
quoia hotel.
VIC McGee. County Treasurer,
stset yesterday In Beitcn on u. s...ssss :.
q t;sSs;. G., & if;IiS u
Clinton OF Greenville were In the city
Yesterday for q few hours.
H. 8 Teliarn of Columbia, was one
OF me visitors 70 spend yesterday il
H. Hen of Spart tanburg al aosfa
speH ding q few days In ff9efson.
hiFss s.. Asnew has returned tI
tspnaids after q Walt % 1iar parents.
in tilia ty. 10
Mrs. q Kay and ri
Spencer OF z555zSI ;S,;I 4;
ping IN The s.it yesterdas
3 y .etleid 6g The s9sSe and
ssses sts q htts iIseEs ysalf5 10 tie
issea era and Nettie f3eii rev
q were III ssiiie eli 81,
Mrs IsFnest Latimar 81 81 das-
~ lla' Ssssl ahepplng in tIie Il IS ter
Johnnie Bolt. q ven kn6vl
sz1ln tllhntais zsE3sssi
yesterdays
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Phi RAfl u Class
Ia Very Active.

First Baptist church Il, no WIN yessss
active and evidently the nsenabera d
this splendid class have determiae6
to ass0InpIssh something ing efase 3
Will conducts ~ cake sale this afternoon
st the Olympia Ice 7CfesIln parior.
from which, Il Is hoped 10 derive &
coEtsi aess zssiili .:
win also condact a nj li1llna sc sille III
the BroWn.S Shirley Btiil ssiTlg on RIai4
street beginning At e. SO q osclock and
IsonsinHing until night
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,. g. Collins Of Columbia, spent "a
tsrday in the city. 8 asgnest at7 the Chi
quota hotel.
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Smith, 8 y q s. ( ~
bile seIer cs Grssnfi Isa s. 81. 'is sss;;5a-
stfntifls the tssadlI Ilnc ii + lis
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J. NJ Phillips OF Pisdmof4 was q
visitor tf, s Anderson yestefd
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w. McGee, County Treasurer,
set yestereay in Beitca on ..s.s -
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cil1 3 fe
tssfa dry from ssls. a..
he hss beea si3p; s iaEt
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~ llek
Ills eeEeiniss ess at work. vest fsiay
selling tickets lce nc cihsu n0ua re-
D6gt ttet shay Ind much sSiccsns. ono
set Of ceiif iS 4 acc led 81 saI IIInR
tielses ~ every kSe % the ar6l flte
psssiesS gisifed "a dthtH same eondi ill9n
4sle te have hees trll 4 st1 All the
ssitIlls There fS 80 doubt now
pooas tbs ecc6sisa besaE 4 saees<s
snt Aaderaou peopl0 nfs ID 30 com.
fiisAe4ked on, fne Nay they have \,
9ponded
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,CreditsEsAre
Soon 20 Meet.

T,NIOIIUtEI > 4AIb n. 90 - . -.
Soon 70 Meet.
Notice has been given by G. III.
Gaiger, referee In bankruptcy, that the
first meeting Of creditors of the Foueh4.
Drug Co. win be held in Anderson on
May - THIS Iirm was duIy auiuuiCaieu
ban nltruptl on April 90. Trustee will
be appointed for the defunct company
ct the Meeting 10 DO held next month
nnd such other matters as demand at
teIition will be considered.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

Miss BeFtie Gentry of Bethel, wa
shopping ia Anderson yesterdays
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25


.the. tssa u. VI ~ ~ Jun ETfItl F1J1IT;
Clinton OF GreenviiIe Were In ile civ
yesterday for q few hours.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

iesrehf of sSiesss ss s
isi' hottEa III tile elty a5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

here Sd q IS 4 liks aest al.
ssn9 lattss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

N Eeliefs of tie P6Tt & sti sees
.sion sfas among the pissSof 3i3s
etiy yeateraay
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

Os X. Wright of the nhenezer Sec
ton was = business visitor to the city
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

knowR ssard 1gsseids an ..s' /
atesterdat id anderson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

III. s. Tellan OF Columbia was one
Of 5t the gisitors TO spend yesterday IL
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

g. ". Rdchardson OF Lebanun spent
yesterday in the city on pnsiness.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

L. lsllen of Spartaab bnrE, fB aoss
spending q few days In Anderson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

pleasant nsl3fikss 6ss.kt El4I
III tIssa heinR and a - .4.i.
ssfss 9 osl E6 ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

8 q FI5 a ksnew has returned tu
tspnaIds after q walt 70 fiAr parents