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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-23
FOR RENT

FGE RENTBrick store room. close
In, $40. Handsome suit OF offices,
cheap. Anderson Real Estate &. In
yestmeat eo 1o-24-st
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Miss Floride Smith of Spnrtanburl
was the guest this week of Mrs. S
Maxwell Crayton.
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White Counserpanes


Ladies ribbed pants ard
vests. at CSC, 39c and SEC.
Ladies UnioYl-Guits
Ladies Union-Suits at 48c.
A very good value.
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LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN One
small Jersey COW, with short. round
horns. Any information appreciat-
ed. @. b. Walton, Phone !5 1t
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G NllE
stfe sRa sa abBasE RsEss "A 1ahnaa.aEA n
W lluB IUlI AfUIi
Fgiends Say That They WIN Offer
s. Ea Fs fliis I,.s.
portant oRce

A report was going the rounds in
i'm Anderson last nIalsE to en-
feet sh5t G; - Tolly would be pus fnrs
w.AEd by his friends \ for tue once
Of :: Mayer VIXEN the eaIppsigrs opens
here In May. sss lei &. hi
3yyhea elr Eosiey was intergieweSl
by Eepnlstet, ssars 'Ths IntallI lIgenear
tlaat slighks 81 gsEd "a Mr..
T9lly aRid that aei had not fully da-
nided aa yet on what action he 5T;oiild
takes He said tat aunlaHs + rlna one
.aAlapnn naa Ills raadi idse VI Tor ma yok
upon thesplatforIn IN which he Is Ina:,tt
sptsgsas thRti hep WoSld ann nnn1a
~ iLss 55ss N D q 4.
j l4nflv esiA thai al ma 80
,sire theao illce but llTl ass sople one,
eoElHas out ting ttie prograss sl4t
lalls tha3 he has lssaya safertaitlati
he SsaHl ~ SELF iai n ii race.
He sngi her said that should he an
ltot1pnat thiR GsaEld ldany iE Ef,RilI be- con
ldneted along q line OF pr1gFesaiya4
neeasgla elng; An ileFspn and placing
e saron The naps q sitioi he has
ezerged :fs ". 4, III !: ~ .s.. =.
{! q q 4 enter the race" said AIr..
,pii, Niiii.s,a tih7 QropeF time
le prepar plRoeS give. fiSfl + ks
hteselan OF my yiesgs on al PAL BIG
~ = 10 ityi n ttt - -
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ID BIZ
'ERR !EBiIRb nMIIl IIl
WITH vIcTosJS KNIFE HE|
MADE THREATS
A,ykFss tH;,sls Il -.
ls l's LATER a ! APTYRFP 4 3 }
Brought To Anderson From PEN
dlsson Yesterday and Lodged
''' Ii Co4aSy Jail s''s'
~, T. 4fftiR nn

Reports reached Anderson yesterday
merniEg frQsR Bend dlaten to thei effect
that, q, sneg1ei glan had, ,teTo5tzea Rtlee
town, haKing Ggned himself with 20
knife and aRaradLnE the sstreetse, lla
thTeatenet 70 yoTya iayiDs hands
on bin The report said thatsthe ;citi-
zena formed psse RRdl aEnaeB With
baAeha u leat wa ron sppll ess ! aad other
weapons IJEan oi iA,Ibdna a tthehtles
gro and lQage HIN An ,jailaS,s t.s az
later Ehes int nsRcer llearaed thst
thiarsfep ,lqsa NJ - hat. exqg aey>afh
Fhe Regrg, AepRi aEtin. wee EnnWsi
to be iHRale IA Slssstse pianaged 10
secure the. lEnis day atepa were
at once tais<ssi salssi him aGRasted,
The; iqiae GERS a ID iay Tienea a some little
tTpubiE iNIISli aim and Il Raa neressarY
% call insAlle Rilizsna tos.aasist, .bglt
the gafiaig Whs had az IGFsf Sas
ports t!EeleiH tseise.. Ind i'll .,is8tartin
WAS 5odgadis II ak PeHdlet6 aliie
ati yest sfFlf1pI at NH tiTRe
be was lIIhnt 10 sAndersdIGs sJy-, SY,
III! Rllhitlpels Az III. tsranaliai5 He
tlrnh gyaRe 70 q county ,1fIlaiels and
ittite aslsfned he WI ~ lie ! aeISa
TO the ~ lunlbissla II. 4es4st
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Az
III d / i.
ItBAnfid idEassss Paine Rnra.A...ss
Y 4 g ?,
|. So ,iII
-. 3 ! ID. -, -

xhisnuUsI nCsiF5s,aIe has vet baen
ohssan faR the et4ipn in ward four
to elect a saacsAsors 70 p. L. Fouche,
nesiGnad, atflEl tlast jsslgh Eft,hat
.keyR Gilmeri one iofi the, bast known
business men s,in ward lfoil-, jwoititl
be- put foeHSars byt his friends ITO
serve Sou gilaexpifed term 90. Mr.,
F0uchels 81 llsiiss{ J. ss,.ssT. i.
4 No sstatemeItE WAS obtained last
'pight fsans slmgrs lssst zrlends8c4
his aid that Izqislt apPnbal1iy. ha
tlllIHiaa tedss ata nElce hE 3 Ill fadie:t
with all come hee tlset ne can ihavA
the place In the event thstllhe ailnuld
iiBsIre lt n 80 :.
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81 III RER
FIRED SHOT THROUGH HER
RIGHT TEMPLE 4f
Is mp TYEE;T0 !; DEAD r. 4
Mrs. James hIurdocK Is Still Liv.
ing, Despite SeIf-InfIissed
Wounds Yesterday
Ac EisgIGtg.s

Reports reached Anderson yestef-
dayithats Mrs. Anna A., Murdoch ssho
hRes ahp ppt eeYsnt n t4aah from zIosSss
Path, had killedg heEsalf ~
mnIning eh11tl befnfeS& asptaes 1sR
shooting AeEssif tafoAslfi tlIeifs lshti
temple At first H. WAS IL EopmniRIJt
sfssafted fFet7 fssRta aEhes WAS aaati hut
.gt 9tdnig gl4t last light phEaie ieIaEa IN
htcg9a Rth said ttlaAt Rllie saat
|SeAaeeal thou gll t hey cnuIda hali aiik
but sslitt sif Fang bore zoe IIIeE
IeIE, 1.-The bullet stEnrk sihess tIsl4Ile
Fight. tensple and paaleti Through sler,
EHhnll 9Ra citing NJ ut ! a. sa
,sstDhe report naceiVati hare sara that
Mrsa dpfflpnk is the wife OF aIaIaes ES
Musdoek oekpaHd a daughter !, of IollIi
ahnmas Ashley, SRI ss33ilas sris about, 81
years of 4Rgsb ant has three alisiSssraIl
Az the time Of a inc heat esIl;.Ienf
her b0ys5was In the rQlpls ; 45 5s I q
~ lra.s Babh and sH hf Honea
were GuEplpQI ~ ifnIaadiat
|after the sshpoti eais pIa a ~ lar,
E'ffbh tAid In -, last5 fliellt,
that he tGnua tiInsl the M 5
|tieiit's EeGeVafls Ace q 81 sse,..
<, ~ 1na q sstlfat Mrs. Murdnck has
been IN ill faF me anlza ana
ttltR;is lpT b sl fS5YS
the rash ssctss % ans
|hed her tIon sRB
the foiiowjrf mote " in cha
|rnpnI. i,s,5s 4, en- Is d, 81 y
III eHarlings taka Rnnd tnnrn ~ a. I..9
Fby aaalEtlle qtlleI;slsID hpyH. .sI i 4itnow
kotltlaTe sitlles lIlail, Ia ssl.fhe
RparIt In :ssy hE...i - - n y y!
s4AiTs and Mrs. Mnrdock have been.
married for about I8 years and the
haDpY.s NgissiI the iaxoe en ) OF l,IifI.
health andsaeap enoi, caused there
oy there is no known gessea for sgrs.
sfurdeck Wishing to take her own.
life ~ -. ~ si'.,s
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!. q ) 5
psaible That SgsseIn Nay Be Ins
stalled {
I'm. I'm ! s. 81 sSsIl &c

a ~ - =
ltRing 70 the fEak 4tllat conhcil took
tla ian it ST sRlls siY eegarti
To- aanikarv cnnditiona In Anderson
BEING iHlproyaa, and TOO, becausa tof
sst alls sllAs b oisloiais Of ,Aa
g son geol llE aesire 20 ll,rpy csT-
filtpHS tf.si lt IN ill 8 rs 4 n Sfefeon
pAial villages nav som Ave - SIrers.
aRe syateni st81l lied. s. .
stFt vas announced III GreenyilIe a
lew days ago that the 4yniIla there
sge 5. > =. ylssst iifis q
ss7g and ;kl iaeid 81 ,Jaa. ii.
ksaiIsn al s fafe snohf;
lsllll Ii Cont q : ssS,,55,
II sis iFllnos s s
.Iss i . gljf NJ n
eSslel lat =
sg;s sheEei Sals ans
ffes, Ia lSSea
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lENQCRLTs CHILLED. =.
| 9.slTAE|8|I TA||I a1EIIIRl|1IlN
tCEAERTgAN GIVES NOTICE OF
MEETING
S,HsgI 4 49,.
WILL MAKE PLANS
'sff NJ faSF T4I n ~ 2
Presidents aRa Secretaries Are To
Be Elected and Delegates To !.
NJ cailRay Convention
1IshatT ( rig. s5sgt IN
Siabi9Ef 1.i,EL sEtgi IN

Is Gen. M. l.. Ronham, chairman OF the
Democratic Executive ieqHmittee af
AFaacsoH .colsntE, IYestFraay issusd -
es,f.fpEla meshtpg or the, DemoaFatic
cllbR@ the sfQaBtE. 10 take place next
'setnEday, ~ th.iR tiIae q speeatA dent and
rs sefEatarys egill bet SELECTED by ,eacB
OF thsAelphs and o delegate viii he
county capnmittee which will meet ON
eleqfed fran Nach club to tie county
May$a fEhss 81, the tsrst gun fired In
the icRmpalgp of 1914 and from now
>oIsi thsEl hgAlis ba .capg idates ghleres saIr
psaEsAei In the sAala. The actual no.
lisieal aanil spEonsr Ia'tIlot snppoaed
70 open4,uptp tAeE county meeting In
Say hpt already. d here are numerous
ayoFedl edlscsaa aates .tor FsEs;1iis, ss.t5ises
ssoililgag oyer 1.-THE county, plieiting
the 5Rate ~ the Gi.dear pee-pulg land
these nd ,ioae no atsns abatReen the
meeane ssatnraay and he paehty CON
sf3 kIllsas aisi5eA4; slas.j.s KY.
sl4aa@ politicians say that the COM
ing feaIapalg lgl. will be. anR of the, most
sfge nAailsl "A deEa0ly pss lei isl1aS!!a ever
exPatAe qed, ard some aaHs tlIats,t will
a4rpasa he AflAir. M ,tsgp years, agoi
Tkis. As hard ta; balisYes ,,s,4. 5s'y.
The dNseAsioR pfiwfat, political fac
dpn9Eg oatEoi The. CENT 9 canEan-
dQns Aal alTllle iQff great snlomAEt Rltl The
pQlitt claRs lati tflla time and lfhesgaEiG iGas
faett SElsfFt plItfiElg 4foFkA their hest
eBpTsa ass HAf enc lpPpoptHu ityI E,Ill !. he
pqssad pgslsY 81 her sE ~ present i;fs
.diaati nnscnant b61Ela In q z s.s-1
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Y Z eis'l,
3 81 yBl,
J. u. Gaiyia says Never saw
i53 !. - y - :; =
he f1sa Ice 'si''s
lit,; a. 4 Z . y.s.s 4

y
5 ! g ts the prettiesS ald of yetch or
any'nth alinGl oe ses crSnisz syer
saw, and fthe Drak :. ere farmers
ssllo deserFs credit ss field Il ,,s,s.i1
form throughout and arettisy spIaslf-
et as pnsslhlelf 80 d Rz,ll civil,
assisi aslt IiKe ftoel sEt, tyFhahiSfnss
Rt 4tlla oyf s,tll Char
II 8 60
EeEge9 20 the 40-aef Re,ch fled :of
ltsllEill and Wade lIlif 4. iear the OUT
ef ill he ress.eI1Iss
shaSefi thai, last fall Intel iiiaeIieei.
III tbs Slaii etohf ( 10 -
inlarsieds atHting X sasaE tfai inzted
SYYE y tractor q t;.SiL,l - ,rsliS r.
Calvin also sala that cfyer
cgQIaa threnghQptz apnE count =
we're In !Eple ea0l I'd e0ld L f3ts gsneraiiy.
and that sd;aRp spfise q ioak.
in9 fins, ana that lie county would
p1EloN1te dir, sraisa Il y iaa.isass s--z...z
lltEe IN, ,llal MEtesy. n s
~ s. w. RQthFaelS q altufal demon.
stEetes :ssyd daFN ehe lees ss
Chamber Gf pn1ngls no ete u
lasyb ahat lsppye iis were soiisg
ofafastI n
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llttttlzg sSdlool Ss5s sgIst Go Tasayi ta
g 81 Get eveRees
The school. haaas
s9J sEsy 1Fss to
.tan hpf 70 cr6ss - :, 8, ~
,5s soss aesleoi as i
~ Is,eo.. i GIes agra -
enTse iaslo8 us sll re6resenf
AGA g. Z
lsar M O. Gte4eita, III. Siains0tl.
Oh 9eAl1al 49, 1Alssl E1...1.sa<ss.s
rf. Parks. e.f. ~ l':ssE,' 8
sislllvHsl Al. p; Halile 3. ss5yg,
sci Ism an, lee & 81.
2cFaa r. lse Rsa,,jss
ner ssil l
4
aQ ,sinaN q re an.
,eEsl i0RS Slan sfe
~ 81 81 "a
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DIRE RS iii ASE.
BEEN REDUCED
sfi, ~ Il ss;ssi as. = ffsss; = & iT 81
o eEs is ;ass
f Bank Held Alsesiina YES
,eEaIsly hlS.IlIi s. q 3

The atoekhoIasra OF sthe Dime say.
ings BAIL held their SlFss meeting
yesteESag moEsltng. al sstFai ieh q 4.ilss
they went over the ilaiss % The insii-.
t,asioT and expressed them yes "a 4
belpg vel als 4 "a. tsls ts
nTaaia RtesaIgaz 4hs.4, sis.arr!
a4faira SaE ;tia bank ire. ton ( "a Arm
iai fnAFt i;ras4l3 IS
ii' The hummer OF .tflEectdrs was
changed &c this meating OF shca 81 foak.
hpiqeEss that body ID elnsg fadi,Sed from
Ito nine. y Tie iolI swing igeIlfIaliail
were chosen ~. EI,lifsrssg 81 aiaff
Linley, 9. Farmer, "a q at tiS:s:l
lss Dfle ] ID.
Irton, y b fIJSikaf IN sSlT,. par
lssr. con a.
attorney, & ri z. ~: s..
10. 11s Rrowp 4was el leeted siena
Joan u -TE1aa lent 7 ana
W. p. sahlaR liig sIgl
= s. iss,. z, G. .og fsoiland
store Nis:i eHzs ~ .;i q
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Iaf. KlciA ASo1 SEglii 0IrRe 10
s;s fo A.. sssss
isss g;s
The bankeEs 81. ar6i.p I 81 lhe a.sta

The Bankers of,Gr6ilp / of the ssatai
han aszacsatips Ilaes In Aus
sllle sas ssft.iy.
AAsi a s..s..ss .ars IsSsi
iskausn ri silas .ilesn
sstad % "a Ing csp-
eE Ms IS n ronalsle
shas IN stiit lsis 81 =. lsrd m
up u l-z.s. ! s.sssls lss... -
lslEeator in fhls biss s.. B COS.
a said Taesdas fhas se would In
'elt sioss =, 81 f9is
sgg4, dsA 81 g ] .llS ton.
ia ma 4 Is aft ana sis3 ~ 3 & Ats 1ssssi
;IenE l,t 80 ssIasllIz s
ag6 ~ fios tie sicily ils
ssislA ihas rass' ns tsis iaeetls Z &
Assl.I IA - - & y u - g -
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y z. g
tela R b fdas, 5Jf lSES IL q ~ be eattrt
;triIs ~ sfsnsls ls teacl
"a sszptrei tflsE
ma q q Schata teaching ere
i&sR 80 sie ,pfasFis an 4
si3ls Ion Tho iexaE itrls
on 81 ,ects Or
ased rs 2 sassS
dncati0n 20 50 leFIsla Co.
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II 3 -AaplendId .Tennessea
yin Iarse, 3Ypahey Il SOUND md
s. also a b 'EiihAer tire CnlHna
and aal
81 "A
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p heinseastol pEohl1h woaen
TN IN pspl Itt,,s ~ ts.lta " ~ y Ssss,se
,I ltlsst, - u ~ tiIO.
sAlsS..l.iss y 81 ~ " = s.T,s
tsg y set ger. -
sslIela w ts,oI1llalt- q
q tes " 81 s11lsllstl. ,,ii-iesaf.
s;eEesnasae sns. "a .ta.stl4l'llsR g FOheiiss
. . tesishat'sltis' es'1i,, fn',et,, q
g 9 90 g Q o o o o: o o 90 90 Q o o o.
77--5 = a't'5f,ts F
n The Anderson city council held
reIEarkaPle meeting last piht-Ere-
tnaEknhl9 baeauRe. oe the 59;ss; fact that ad-
.iaafnnaat was, had At 1850 onloGk
IEslep esHlqna Of that ,hQdE uaBRlsy
last until after the itollingS oftlf ~
strokess The body dispatched cops
slde5ahle business and did 4 in reGoEd
s,ii.g The Slrst thing dlBcnssed in council
after the reading tIqf the, minutes, Of
The last Enss sWas TINT itIls., Roara
of Health az ~ md deEsonl can not he
paid So. per l4ee etiiSf, rs aaEI9Sd upcn
aI, i9IEx FyEyF sFsIrg
that 10 beard af althf ahdl Fecelyal
ietf elas " Any lmeher
Esfslses tai ter haytIl Rceapts9
qay thei =. ais,i;t
i. fN q I'd q. ID anderson
81 ten EqEn the prQEezty
yEnefR of the east. Side OF the RlaES
and y hitAeT sat 81 pEa fhllls
4eE street he ayi1 bout tiWoyaRa
one halt fest bye nplls, space,
MI the sang eeNEt llailses square
and the ramainde Ter off the aide walks,
The matte wa re tesTEE "A "a 20 the may
sag and o coInlnit tlse lok Two with 'paSges
~ act prpgiasq &tIAs pRRnpsed change
VIII not cost more than
& alter kh1t was granted the prigi-
itsge ol ipRertt ttlG ~ q g q stan Qp Main
street. z s.. IS, ST, IS IS.
mayor end council 1y Anderson lodge
No: 1906 q, Z. o. ~ lliss 81 attend the
s7arSises held In eonnac Ion With the
laylE or ME co fg theisIlssAE9
lsllss ls sHs,ne E iI en q !, a
ssarteIs AaASla ipS slflt hesllfi for
nuasu "a q. Z: Itef ma saoId
= ssI; nj = 81 III s
e lie ne
be asked from the eoEping Anderson
- lonpch aERsef 10 aIsY the cry tax
ussesaors the slaEn OF 925 e,rty tya for this
year oFkl % isfTl
oa account Of che fast that this ,isE
tate and necessarily gsgoissa more
lime and labor.
Recorder RjiaseIi was ted leave,
OF sahaenea for 10 DAYS or tsES NRaeiIs.i
the x0r 10 49, ss.>:.
these duties foIS. 4 at aennt d afs II 1llnh.
Council rakpEnf 90 zen ac aiiYs II lsgl
iatIoR lRh hicls Nle5tid fQre IA s. i~aIps !
fEoIa. resrsply 70 theaIsaa.,
sD that such actisa be ssksns a h1tI
spnneil feagah the Result Iai. atellg ;E
.hlQEe5 fllnrA llgG 8EoIl 3 10 ialAl3I
q Sc % tt:.s "a
slSlE coEal tee reearll-
rs slata ed IRE 81 n lie me On Il lls
8f SIC ia aSt fseis q sf n Iiiar. x s. 4, 81
s;.ris:s ~ icSSt teS "a f.si erestson sFoFa
55flts n TN SiIaI az
aiosst =. iay And fsreon she eqliippes vf siiI
~, ~ Is, ~. fanlSg Scra 8,ily 4 II
II seean s af1at e7nIEy a. Il 3 sssgsl,.
~ n lsi,, efson hts ssscIa "a ani saryI
rs
s,s,.S "a - ~ 75slsl5 ~
M & n -. !, 4 q, ~ !
II y agy 40 900 sl1aa heefs S
a,sf Se KSlAa an :. Al ma 49,
sss ~ rsiS1isips 0Ilo s,lP ar Gee 4a ,frr-I
ti iars reporte7i & thaf vas ao3
iot1hv III 4, - as e Ftly alla n; -
,ntaI spg slia CITY Esv ernriehk
sarsss al Eta si:sareet comm aa
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sFOIJND

sE am u9 pinney Ia Anderson,
lkcfl 90 . Z, with pfoIlai den.
4 oat ION q ~ fR hesfeAa aAIlez hrskssl1llt
siiitink c. III; nalsaE 81 II igIila
i paying frr, htb adsstt tiasIs b Jss
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Ifle tlf y q u 81 Hon
as sssfj 3sss &c i 81. ~
i. Y 4ifne
41e nm, f1s % &,
en- q lse fsaai \ 4
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i eur ~ fnu fnte Of aaed cot ton
te Ions AAlIIls aud RET the
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ypeEritsrs AaHchaesrs,
s)Far 200 new rahNiIE apA
hand ,type rlseRs for .nnioll
sd makes PEkce
pa Eeauests Il }. "a. yten q
eric tie, N. Cs II < = I ,:ts5 6;
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"a "a Il q - APo1s7 M q =
sen ser a rs s a. . ~ 8 q,
at;id ES - S lT'f on Isei q
iilss iR 3lls ceek q !. I'd isrs llsr e
fiS,l :, ,S,ss IA !, -.
.paE aaia
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WANTS

= w The laaieB 20 know that
~ the Z best curling saula that
he bought on Jsale at MARTINS
Store or GBrVin BARRIER Shqps
leb 81 .90speF bottle, n. @, Gavin
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|aiTrT. - - lIrlla (

SINE 62ilst iifii, IN z lle y 4 e
81. 4 4 h 6ss 80 q 80 ~
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The Washington herald., 1914-12-22
Unimportant If True
By DR.. ERITAS

Would rather be Spug than aSportl
Faint heart is afraid to face the face powder
Christmas presents make absents fonde.
Let us hope that Santa Claus. too. will be neutral
Some fiction the truth about it
One-hah the Old World is trying kill the other half
And when the children play called
Pity the rich They will able this
The barber who makes cutting remarks will lose his
You can't tell Jason She prefer
Many Virginia salooneep wondering why he did become
pharmacist
matrimony going
the
This thing Napoleon dreamed of in his
philosophy.
About the stop would be
a law compelling the o
live than formerly
But the cost of living is much higher.
There has been increase the of diamonds lately and
pose that is something be thankful for.
And lions that broke loose New York the other night
did not kill half people the the bomb throwers
The Washington herald., 1914-12-22
A Safe and Sound Foundation.

The country has been doing business for a
law. The general opinion seems to be that the law
IS safe sound and we'll adapted to meet the needs
OF American business. 1t has caused no great or
striking change in the methods of the average
business man. So far the general public can Sec
things are going along about as they went before
the law went into effect. But those who look
deeper below the surface indications know that
new and steadfast foundation has been introduced
to support the structure of current business; a
foundation that will prove safe and sound if any
time of stress comes again, as such times have
often come in the past of American finance The
methods of current business of course have not
been changed; but all business now rests upon
better foundation. And business knowing this. can
face the future with greater confidence than it
could ever have felt under the old banking and
currency laws.-Boston Advertiser.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-22
THE CHRISTMAS WONDER.
Pledge of Ultimate Good
VIII on Earth.

III
Christmas is the wonder OF the world,
the marvel Of the ages. It commends
poverty and virtue, simplicity and good
will. For one day in all the year we
commemorate gentleness and universal
love. 1t is the one perpetual pledge Of
ultimate good will on earth. It shows
civilization on its knees to the humblest
Citizen II has ever prOduced-but the One
Il slaughtered in cowardice. II lowers
the flag OF wealth and power to the, One
who, above all others, denied the value
OF organized wealth. and affirmed the
supremacy OF love.
The world does all this. unquestion-
ably. without knowing its Hero. and
without adopting His rules of life. II
does. however. see clearly enough to
confess that II accidentally begot an
ideal, One whom it cannot deny, and that
some day II must yield everything to His
opini rs and will. Christmas is not only
backward-looklng historically. but for
ward-lOOking prophetically. The years
bring US steadily nearer Jesus, and not
nearer Caesar. The flag over His birth
place was "On earth peace" and Uniyer-
sal peace is now the one problem that
humanity is thinking over and working
out.
1t. 1t is the day OF giving. Of self-for-
getting. OF making other people happy
from the babe to the bedridden: a day
that enshrines childhood and glorifies
old age; day that laughs and reioices,
that fOrgets death as the last enemy
that shall be put under t)o.- Christmas
makes cheer, drives out sorrow. makes
life out Of death. and proclaims that life
Is the law of the universe. Christmas
divides and shares. 1t equalizes. What
would the world be with Christmas left
out, II is the entering OF the wedge CT
goodwill to all mankind-the rule OF
love and loving kindness. II is the day
for sowing smiles.
Christmas is an upward looking day.
II does not stop to argue about God and
goodness. but undertakes TO demon
strate the great creed that makes love
for God and love for man our whole
duty. The more one considers it, the
more wonderful il seems. even in days
OF discord and war. Some day Christ
mas will cover the whole year, and to
make all men happy will sum UP the full
aim OF every human being. Give,
Christmas of 1914. give on, Warm your
hearts. o children Of men! Love the
least; wrap children to yoLr heart: rev.
erence the pOor-these are the Cppor-
tunities God has given YOU Wonderful
Is he who stoOps to lift US. Only he
is great who. Godlike. knows how 60
give himself.
1t ~ a glorious thought that selfish
ness is not eternaIly strong. but essen
TALLY feeble that he who would save
himself and himself alone, even in
heaven OF eternal bliss. that man is
lost
What will this world be when at last
God has got through creating us, when
the Christ shall really have risen into
all the affairs Of mankind, and the
Golden Rule will be greater than all
constitutions and all legislation. because
its spirit will fill them all and inspire
human purposing.-Christian Register.