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Pentecostal.Nazarene

GRACE CHURCH. iz3O Pa ave. y. W.
Rev II. q. Trumhauer. District Superin-
tencent. will preach 1t II a and p. m.
E1,erNLnly WalCOrne
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Bible Students

INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS As
ISOLATION class meets for study at s:N
70 m Sundays Old Masonic Temple. sch
"a 3 IA All uelcome-no collections.
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Bahai Revelation
BAHAI REVELATION,

Regular meeting al Pythian temple. $ D.
n subject The Great Lignt from the
East Arise shine. for thv light is come.
and the glory of the Lord Is risen upoa thee "
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Washington Temple

WASHINGTON TEMPLE CONGREGATIONS
Free Bible Lectures or topics Of ths hour
every Sunday al r. m. in New Masonic
Temple. New York avenue and 18th street.
Lecturer A. I. Ritchie. of New York. will
preach tomorrow: subject. Gods Tnvenanis."
Non-sectarisn. No Collection. All are in
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Other Services

MADAME MOUNTFORD will lecture in the
Biblical Museum Of the American UnIyer-
sity On Sunday at p. m. TO describe the
articles in the exhibit. Admission free. Open
frnrn tn ) O'clock All inXitad-
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SPIRITUAL TEMPLE SOCIETY.
GHOSTS" is the subject Almred n. Terry
will lecture on at ns 10Th ST. V w. Sun
day evening a; O'Clock. followed by mes
sases Interviews daily al lSl st. y. Z.
Phone Lincoln i51S
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Second Church OF Christ,

SCIENTIST.
Union Building. G rtreet. between Sixth and
Seventh northwest
Services: Sunday. II = m and o. n
SUBJECT. GOD. THE PRESERvER OF
MAN
Sunday school. II a. m Wednesday svsa-
InE meeting. y. m
Public cordially invited. Reading room and
loan library, 60l Colorado building
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Theosophy

WASHINGTON FEDERATIoN-Theosop
society Headquarters lelS Il 81. y W.
sunday S o. m. lecture by DR.. SSksr. Pub
lie cordially invited. E. {. REYNOLDS,
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The successful merchant "aves wisely be able to spend
udicousy of need which will probably be greater than that
the present. He is thrifty. He hoard to hold,
but invest in future purchase. Where did he discover thrift
is the flower civilization found the undeve
oped But cViza on in the child of religion;
and not some have supposed, the
That book the Bible treatise vital economics
Its pivotal word Saaon prevention of waste In the light
merces the of physical forces intellectual
vgo spiritual faculties condemned The religious
is inevitably saver" whole life he
hoarder ighWad but of thrift reseVng
developing faculty. investment time when largest dv
dends are When The Book chained to
the pulpit within the FURCH Its always been linked
the altar but the chain has heightened until enCiCeS the world
Without the CHURCH. would become rope sand
But the practice thrift confined to merchant princes
Quite skilled in this those Of small and limited
comes There scarcely home Washington the
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Christadelphian
Spirituaiism

!. WASHINGTON ECCLEsIA. Naval Lodge
= Hall. so Pa. ave. ). E.-Sun.. 1850 n. M.
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Church Notes.

4. ]. Ritchie. vice president Of the
Watch Tower Bible anG Tract Society,
OF New York will speak before The
" ashington Temple Congregation in
New Masonic Temple tomorrow at
o clock. Mr. Ritchie's discussion. entitled
Gods Covenants. will dwell on the
funda mental conditions upon which all
OF Gods dealings with the human race
are based
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Church of Christ .

PYTHIAN TEMPLE. 10i: 9Th St " ".
Communion service every Sunday II A. N.
All welcome.
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Salvation Army

ALL wELCOME-Regular services Sunday,
lo:so a. m, 5:t5 and D. m. Open air
service 10th and Pa ave. I:3o p m Other
services s:l5 D. m. daily EXCEPT sunday.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Consresatl0ra

Congregational
First Congregational Church,
Rev. jay 7. ssoekins, D. D.. Pastor.
Rev. Lewis z. Purdum. assistant pastor.
II a. m. ChIldren's Day Exercises by the
Sunday school An original story by the
p m. Y. p. $. c. E. No other evening
service.
MT. PLEASANT,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
CoLUMB1A ROAD NEAR lzrH ST.
REV. CLARENCE A VINCENT. D. D..
Mor,,,r ,.r,,,. a,n,s'cr ~ s. -.
D. suter Prsts D. D.. % Of so~saa nSe g GnissT. K:r
sity. Sunday school. s:i5 O. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting. SIS. No other evening
Baptiss
FIFTH BAPTIST 2 s.e:;..: s:s. m i !. va W,
7:S Pastor. John E. Briggs Evening sub
ject. Many Cro~ns.' Chlldren's Day serv-
ices at 10 n m
z. Hez SVEN tells: she fused and fussed
and he" .. m Coatless men, Swem.s
cS.. cs SIN and = ] Eye w SIS. s. ]. e-D'.
Grace Baptist p.,,S4. sss and r v 2 : 1osn... 2;
Infringing Up the Children-'' 7:6,
Children's Day Services Of the school.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. 4tn and Va.
ave- %. Rev. Hinson Vernon Howistt. pas
Unitarian
ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L su.
Ulysses g. B. Pierce. d. D., Minister.
s:S q. m. Sunday school: Class for the
Comparative Study Of Religion and Unity
Study Class.
II a. m. Morning Service; sermon by the
Thers d also kindersar,en during the hour
Of morr ing worship
Universalist
CHURCH OF OUR FATHEa.
18th AND L SITS. N W..
Rev. Jehn Van Schaick. Jr, D. D., Pastor
the pastor. Subject Compensation for
Young Peoples Christian Union at p. m.
Sunday school. s:45 a. m Free Kindersar-
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
Vermont Ave-, North of N St.
Rev. EARL whitley, Pastor.
Services a, II a. m. with sermon. Gods
Convict ship" Sunday school $40 'i a i m'
Christian Endeayor. .. m.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
REV. GEO. A. 9fLLER' PlsToR
Preaching II e. m. 7:6 .. m.
United Brethren
MEMORIAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH,
N9sTH aav SAeE eAsIT9k Z PUP NPrz sIs s1srSa 81 W.
II a. m, subject, "A LARGE PLACE"
8 p. m. subject. The Place Of Prayer.
Lutheran
ZION. sth and P SITS. n. W. Sunday school.
$50 a. m. German sermon by Pastor
Schmidt IL a. m. Chiidren's Day celebration
phsns. Baptism Of infants Luther League
THURSDAYS. .. m
Christian Science
First Church of Christ,
Scientist,
COLUMBIA ROAD AND EUCLID 81
SERVICES:
sunday. II O. m. and .. N
SUBJECT. GOD. THE PREsERvER OF
MAN"
sunda, school II q N. wednesday even
Ing meeting. 9 p. m Public cordially In
vited- Reading room and loan library. soI
Colorado building
Second Church OF Christ,
SCIENTIST.
Union Building. G Street. between Sixth and |
Seventh northwest
Services: Sunday. II = N. and 0. N /
SUBJECT. GOD. THE PREsERvER OF |
MAN" /
Sunday school II g. m Wednesday svss-
Ing meeting. y. m.
Public cordially invited. Reading room and |
lnap Colorado building
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Gospel Mission
GOSPEL MISSION.

"a and 2Is "a ST. John Marshall placer.
Gospel services every evening OF the year At
I:4S q. m sundays in Gospel Mission Hall
At and I;45 p. N. Gospel Wagon and I
p. m
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Undenominational

s. E.-Sunday school, s:tS o. m Gospel
preaching. 7:iS .. m. Week night meetings.
Tuesday and Friday, 7:I5 p m. AL invited
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LOCAL MENTION

Bert V. Wolfe. life insurance. Col Bldg.
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First Congregational Church,
CORNER NTH AND SITS. N W.
Rev. Jay 7. Stocking. D. D., Pastor.
Rev. Lewis z. Purdum. assistant pastor.
II a. m, Chlldren's Day Exercises by the
Sunday School. An original story by the
pastor. Music by quartet and chorus choir
p. m. Y. p. s, C. E. No other evening
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ.
Scientist,

SERVICES:
Sunday. II O. N. and 3 D. m
SUBJECT, GOD. THE PRESERvER OF
MAN
Sunday school. II q m wednesday even
ING meesine p. m Puniic cordially In.
Cnlnrnda hiildiuH
The Washington times., 1914-06-13

Students completing their work in
high schools and universities have been
invited TO attend special graduates
service" to be conducted b. the Rev
L-GCius G. Clark, pastor of Han'ilne
Methodist Episcopal Church, il that
church tomorrow evening. The annual
children's day service will be held Al
il O'Clock. DIR. lark will preach.
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MT. PLEASANT.

coNdREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR lzTH ST.
REV. CLARENCE A. VINCENT d. D..
Minister
Morning service. II q n. Sermon by Rev
d. Butler Pratt D. D.. Of Howard Univer-
sity. Sunday school. s:i5 q. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting. s:S. No other evening
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.

Conn av.. n and 18th sta
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HOWARD HANNAFORD, Ministers As>l
HARRY BAREAoRE AN0UA.
Minister -in-chArge Of Peck Chapel
II g. m. sermon by the minister.
p. m, service in Covenant Tent. 14ta
ST. and Meridian place Soloist. Miss Harp
er. Sermon by the minister.
Praise service Al 7:S .. m.
Sunday school at S:s5 q m
Christian Endeayor Meeting At 1s:5 D. m
Thursday evening At q Mid-week Sss'vtc.-
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United Presbyterian.

THE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
Rock Creek road and New Hampshire ave
Pastor j. A. Campbell. Childrens Day ser
vices. 1880 a. m Christian End.avor D.
m Regular seryice D m
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

Jru @aibingtor berettes SEN 9oe
Simi: &ropanorin9en bar / oe isr.
lie ii Waare0er al Giifolooret 1914
belsbet iig til sierueninitIig 1900
Verioner ON Iagen. og ale Se1n
ipoer paa. at SotnlantaQet for belle
4aret iom en6er Sen 30tc ,lini. oil
bli set miterite / Sanoet3 6iitorie.
Sfiloe 4ntoaet al Hptommere /
Mai og Suni bli Iigeida tort iom /
De iamme to WaaneOer / 1913. piloe
5otolouiaaet fomme iii at belsbe ia
iii 1135.000 Verioner. set itsrite
initial iom n~oaeniinoe or onfou,mct
noQet enfelt Anr. Get itsrite NntnI.
iom err antommet | noget ioreganeu.
Sc Mar. par t,2s5.349, remlig i
1907.
SilitrsmninBen bar iaar ppret
itsrit ira ,~stalien nemlig life minore
eno 25S. 400 Yerioner. Get nP't.
itsrite antal beitoo al Sober. al buiI.
te Der / sisie ii Naaneber er anfom.
met 1884.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

Soueooirigenter % Sefretrrer, Wte'
oaller. I'll BENT iom hauoe oeltdget
/ lem Soraeriteuuer, blep 5iuct
@roncemcoaIie; til Dem, iom hauoe
oeltaact i Ii Sungerieiter. Sslpme-
oaIlc, % til Dem, ion baooe SeIta9ct
| 10 Sangerielter, Bulomeoalie.
Genne iioite tiliolbt finn Ell. nenllig
.. " Nolm ira Gecorab, Soma.
Seroaa Aiie par Or, Nanneltao
ira IIbert Sea, Minneioto. teoer, OF
bolot Ell anllaaenoc SoIe Tor NoraeS.
toret. Tdciiic anitenS Sanaere lana.
Ssnoag Gften Ieoc6eS Frogram.
met al WiIIiam @crner. Sans 9.
Site0obI boIot Ell Gale. bpori han
9ratiIercbc Scburt5oaaSbarnet Guril
@iern meo bans ien1ti Mars @eblirt8.
oog o. operrntie bam iom @auc ira
Chicago HorgeSfor en- gttlobeiIaoet
Softitof. Rorgcsforet ionq, Iigclod
GltIutb Secret, % Mrs. Sid. 0uiebu
o. MrS. Hagna Slberticu iang :,ogIc
Tuctier.
Sonaeriorbunoet hoIot fin aon.
BENTON 9sroaa. llnoer ocune bleu
oct beltemt at oiboIoe npite Songer.
ieit / @rnno Sorts. N. Iof.. / 1916.
Get blcp beiIlittet at Sorbuneet 0ap
aomponiit Nlireo Noulicu en- @ope
poo 500 ion GrtienotIiqbeo Tor,
bpaO bon bar 9iort for uorif Sona OF
Whliif Mr. VuitIien isIger meo Obi.
co9o NorgeStoret til Iorge.
NorleSiorcrnc oireiitc Wunoo1
aI. . fra Rolf Street Citation % rel.
Ter til Norae ira Netp 9orf 5reoog
mcb "ariitianioiior0".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Di ipiicr %formesct Kico.

sra Ncn Dorf berettcs ocu Doe
,Ntni: gpen9 Sumobe0sfommi9liou
oooarer / Ell ioo0 oiientIiaoiort
Vnmilet moo NuocIien al iormcget
aIsbipiic iont itabcIig for Suu0bc.
ben.
"SieIgc ircmra3cn0c 2pgcrS NE.
ming ipiier", be0er set / Eomilettcn.
"hc ileitc 4mcrlfonerc iormcaci
aiso, bpilfcu @onc / itor lloitrrf.
ming ar Nariaoeu til Sen itiqcnoe
GsoeIiqheo bIonot Eerioner oper 10
Mar gonle."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Ooeanoamper sjennem
6atunllulerne.

Sra Banana, telegroiercS Sen
Soc Nltni: Zen isrite Cceonoamper
paeiereoe iooQ beloig giennem va.
tunIluierne. Get bar Fnuamaba.
mems Camper "glainrce", ct 6artsi
pod 1000 Con % Sltren iorctolcS
iornt prspe. bporoon &c eIeftriTe
5lrbeIofonrotiper %iunqereoe Smen.
ser ioreaif uoen min6itc llbeIo. tog
II. (imc bper @ei.
Gn 0|pnqoc 9iIituerc hopoe ino
ilnoet ii1 iorat iogttogc FaSiu9en
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
GftcrlpcrSslen efter
poltarbeioere

sra annios Gitu mtcloes oen 9oC
Suui: Cnfel Gam bar gipet Cr0re
til, al Der / bert eneite Goitfontor
/ Snroet ifaI opiIooeS 9efienotgis.
refer ON Nntallet al 6gtarbeioerc.
iom trpnge8 pes Sue0eifurcn : Wi5.
iouri, aonia5 o. Soutb Gafota.
Sielge oisie Spilag trpnqe5 10.
600 Moro / aonias % 10000 /
Wiaiouri. Ter npunea intet ON.
buor mango, Ger trruge3 / Soutt
9afOto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

Sirra for fine @iGiter. Chen man
life ff beboloe Dem Longer ben
Sang, bar man lat Jig i @epGgeIie
iorat ioa 9anben bio isien liot ie.
mere. SIigt ct beunbrenoe TubIt-
finn pil ogiaa @utterne gierne be-
ieae ialen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

6oriiGttes paa siSe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

"Yonem % @eS Nrmen" IS Gents
for 3 Maaneoer ienot til Norge.
Spis Ee refer biem | CONNER. bsr
ioa Gem "Tpiten" tilienot til De.
res aSresie oercper.
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GREENWOOD READY
FOR HORSE SHOW

Greenwood, Jan. 12.-Greenwood
viii be represented at the horse show
1nee.ins n. CalunnhIn "Wednesday
morning by Messrs. s. O. Harvey and
Brooks " ,rshall, who will carry with
them tn %, -city's $1,000 guarantee, re-
quired by, the association. When the
announcement was made that Gren-
wood would he iilcludedc in the cir
cult or six cities. comprising Cam
den, Darlington. Sumter, Columbia,
Greenwood and Greenvilie, the Ee-
tail Merchants Association named a
committee 10 formulate plans fer the
organization, and this committee got
hnsy at once with tAe result that 81
men subscribed nearly twice the sum
necessary within less than ;wa hours,
This committee was composed OF
Messrs. S. O. Harvey, NJ. Z. Wise, w.
C. Iiagood. DR.. j. a. Marshall. NJ. r.
Rosenberg, w. A. Williams, L. p.
Goodwin, NJ, C., Strawhowu ana G. a.
Barksdale.
The probable dates for me horse
show in Greenwood are April 90 and
30, Plans are under way 20 have al
so. a number OF other attractions
during the two days. Secretary
Brooks Marshall is endeavoring tc
get baseball games, preferably be-
tween c5lege teams. and the Gren-
wood Choral Society will likely put
on 1.-THE NHkado" during the big
events, using Agricultural Hall atthe
fair grounds staging the opera.
i, ISruen auUli is uaIIirauiy rYuipIrra
for such attractions at the horse
show and baseball games since the
completion last fall OF the new race
track and bail grounds. 10th OF which
are ample for accommodating large
crowds.
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PASSED THROUGH SENECA
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Pleased to See
Old Friend of Her Father

Seneca. Jan. 13.--Mrs. w. j. Lunney,
who he's been spending the Christmas
holidays with her relatives in Char
iotte. n. c.. returned Sunday.
Tho ladies of the Baptist church are
observing week. OF prayer this week.
Miss MAY Hamilton is spending g
few days In Grcenyille
mr. S. X. Dcndy, vino travels out OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. spent Sunday
with his family here,
The many friends of DR.. John Hop
kins will be griGved to learn that he is
very Ill and not expected to live many
days.
President Wilson and his party pass
cd through Seneca Monday afternoon.
The president Is getting to- be Il famil-
lar figure TO the people of Seneca. This
is the third time he has passed through
our little city since he became presi-
dent. Quite a large party was at the
train to meet him. Mrs. Wilson also
came out OF the car and shook hands
with many of the crowd. Mr.. o. +.
Bacon receited warm greeting from
her when he told her he used TO know
har father Isav Rdwara nvenn nR Sa-
vannah, Ga
Miss Carrie Hunter has been In At
lanta for several days visiting and
shopping
Mr. edward StriblIng. son of T. u.
Stribling, has gone To Iva to take n
place us bookkeeper With the Rank of
Iva.
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MAGISTRATE BiST.
Busy Scene IN BroadwelI's Court For
Two Days.

Monday and Tuesday brought sew
eral cases up for attention in the
court OF Magistrate Broadwell and
judging from the fines placed on
those who dared stand the test Of
being nrraigned before this official.
1t will be some ;ine before they again
appear In the case Of Gus Hall. ii
negro, charged with being "D. and d."
which Is translated for the benefit Of
The lntclligencer readers as stand
ing for having imbibed too freely in
Inc Juice that eXhileruteg and there
upon becoming obnoxious to the cus-
todians Of the peace, a fire of $50
was IN ,7ed. Gus managed 10 scrape
togethe. thc necessary amount and
went on his way, presumably n sad
der but wiser man.
= Henry Thompson, also of husky
due, appeared before the bal of JUS
tice to show cause why he should be
sarrying around on his person a min
nture gattling gun. In other words,
Henry was charged with CARRYING q
pistol. It was found that he could
furnish no satisfactory explanation
as TO why he should enjoy this de-
ciued advantage over his fellow men
and he was therefore forced 10 part
with the munifcent sum of $50 which
Magistrate Hroadwell received with
thanks.
Charles O'shields, a white man.
faced two serious charges, these be-
ing false representation and the ad-
ditional matter OF having wandered
away from the domicile where he
had been wont to satiete the cravings
OF the inner man without having re-
membered to remunerate in the coin
VI the realm or the house keeper or
the afore mention establishment It
seemed that O'Shields has simply
beat his board bill and since Mag
istrate Broadwell was convinced Of
the guilt of the defendant ne SEN
fenced him to the public works for &c
days. 1t is not thought likely that
he will have any opportunity to leave
his present quarters with any board
bill unpaid.
Clayton Sloan, negro. had been so
unreasonable as 10 try to Interfere
with an officer when he himself had
just committed an assault. Magis-
trate Broadwell looked npon this with
such dlspleasure that he taxed the
defendant to the sum of 500 and afZ
ter frantic search the defendant final
ly succeeded in locating the iron men
and at once made room for some one
else In the temple os justice. This
the days business.
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horn TO SERVE.

That thump against the front door
Tuesday morning was the plea os
The Anderson Daily Intelligence 90
be admitted tor the homes OF the
city. And we are pleased to say that
ttau waiT round hundreds OF romes in
which it wns welcome visitor.
This was tho first daily visit of n
newspaper that has come to stay and
Will be AN Institution lof the city Of
Anderson. We hope that the life of
The paper will be commensurate In
Importance ana in vitality and in use
tulheEs and IN scryicn with the de-
teiofment OF the city to whose Ho-
building ttis paper stards pledged.
Tha daily edition Will be sent FOR
at least one i.:cn.h, without extra
Charge, 10 each suls4riber, T;,crc
VIII be printed coupon UPON whicn
each subscriber Is requested to state
whether he Wishes to take the daRy
paper or the semi-weekiy.
The promoting OF tic circulation of
the daily paper viii Sc III the hands
OF the joyce Syndicate, which has
.coneucted q successful campaign fer
the selni+weekly In December, edding
more tIiaad 1000 new subscribers 10
our lists. AZ the end OF the, time, the
publication OF the sonh-weekIy viii
be resumed as heretofore and 1t viii
be sent to those who aa nel .ress.::. prefer
a morning paper.
The morning issue OF The Iatelii-1
gencer viii for the present bear
the name aof this time honored old
paper, founded BY the splendid citizen
Jas, 4, Hoyt. and edited with signal
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IRON MIR. n. /. BANNING
ncst Wishes For the Success of The
Emily InteiIigencer.
TO Tie editor CT the Daily Intel

To tie Editor ct The Daily Intel
ligeIcer.'
PERMIT me to cofGratulate you upon
tho Grawth of youts aiaper into n daily.
Such development shows efficiency
and ability in snpplying an agency
Tor furnSshing news and reading mat
ter, the value OF witch s. recognized
by the community
Ia this time %itiCn public attention
Is directed with emphasis TO the need
Of education, any agency which aids
in bringing TO our peorls more infor-
nation and In fostering and creating
q better and higher public sentiment;
must be welcoile uye.:ywhere
\ 4 wish for YOU q bright ANA success
sfui career and trust that your efforts
TO give to your readers q paper clean
IN principles and high ideals, will
meet with results at once gratifying
to You and helpful and benefIclal 10
your section
Very truly yours.
Richard T. Manning.
Sumter, s. c. jan. ~, 1914.
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ability through succeeding years by
some OF the best men the State has
ever produced.
The Anderson Daily InteIligencer
VIII receive the full service Of the
Associated Press, will have u COM
plete legislative report daily. will
nave battalion of correspondents
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tention also to serve the city and
county news crisply and readably.
The price of the morning paper will
be s. per "Hnum and the semi-week-
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Il EUREKA #
= y 81 s. 81 81 - ): .ss - a = j:

Eureka, Jan. 12.-- (Srecial) Sur
day was a good day with us. The
sun rose bright and clear, regardless
OF the sharp biting wind.
Our pastor, Rev. o. o. Fletcher, of
Greenville, a Furman man, was at
! he he S;cs. g, !irna Others. did anrnrd-
lngly. The text. "I am Christian"
was we'll delivered and listened to
with profound interest. We were de-
lighted to have with us also Mrs.
Fletcher and q young gentleman from
! Fnrnan Other visitors were: Mlsa
Bessie Shirley, air. Cox. Of Anderson,
! an ey-Furman man. and Mrs. Ashley.
The K. SIS will meet at the hone OF
the Chief Counsellor, Mrs. w. L. An
derson, Friday night, 10th inst. ALI
the members are requested to be pres
ent and bring along any others who
will come. Several matters OF import
ance nre 20 ke attended 70.
The w. NJ. Society met three af-
ternoons in observance or the week
of prayer.
Mrs. ]. G. Ducworth, who has been
spending awhile with Mrs. Walter An
defson, added much to the last even
ing's entertainment and instruction.
She is an able nlker and clear think
er.
Mrs. M. r. Breazeale left yesterday
for Greenvllle, where she W Il spend a
day or so with friends, then GO TO At
lanta for a visit to relatives OF a week
or SO, after which she will return to
her home at Mt. Olive, NJ c..
The many friends. o MRS. s.. ". Nc
Claim viii he glad TO learn that she is
slowly improving.
We are sorry to ncte the absence OF
Mrs. Reynolds and daughters from
III THY ~sTE ia 81. O.. &c
couLt of sickness We trust that all
will ke we'll by Sunday. We sorely
Miss our organist and alto singer.
One OF our best Sunday school
scholars. Mrs. H. e. Campbell, is back
again with us Little Miss Helen VIII
be enrolled soon.
The new auto is Just the thing. Mf.
Anderson and family went TO william,
ston Saturday afternoon for mineral
water. and returned home by AndeT-
son. Just as they got in sight OF
home the machine stopped and couldn't
be coaxed to stand up. Come to ind.
out the gasoline was out.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-14
THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

Amid our vast and lofty aspira
tlons, says I4amartine, the. penalty
OF wasted youth overlook me. Adieu
itnen' 70 the dreams os genius. IN the
asplfattons OF intellectual. enjoyment" ;"
haeny gifted heart has sighed the
same sad song, many noble sackcIotl
has walked to the grave in sackcloth
TOT one brief dallying in the bowers
OF Gree. for one short sleep IN tbs
Castle OF Independence -Bayne