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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26
KY yATrvu AMIFNEpC0MS
w "A Nh EzA zANAyAeRNASS1p
GROWING GREA EsF
Two More Citizens Added Yesssr,
aay to Ever-IncFeaaiag Repu- {
lation of the City

Anderson grows greater day by
day and there can be no mistake about
that. Yesterday Witnessed two citi-
zens and their families added TO AM
.derson's ever-increasing population.
and these tive men will probably he
responsible fo.. several more people
coming to the city. Nj. r.. Rutledge
of Charleston. we'll known real es-
tate and investment man of that city
has decided to come to Anderson and
lacate and viii arraDgejto 6ye here
within the next few days He win
engage In general READ estate aud In
surance business. ~
John Graft. who las been steadily
boosting Anderson for some months
in. aitinl0re, where ne has been take
ing special course In q piano aud
organ tuning establiShmens has re-
turned to the city and announces that
he Bi.l pfobs.bly cast his lot here s G
anderson is richer today by two
citizens than she was yesterday and
this Is but the tale OF every day here.
Hardly q day passes in khaeFson
Without new families coming in and
The best part about the whole thing
Is that the influx bears none OF the
earmarks of a boom. It is the steady
and continuous growth.
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SERMON SUNDAY WAS
Z MAGNIFICENT EFFORT
DR.. ALDERMAN SPOKE SUM-
DAY AT COLLEGE, Il.
PROGRAM ENJOYED
Spartanburg Man Had Wonder
full -apFeasion. Upon Young
81 Ladies of Y. W. A. Here

There were many events during the
closing exercises OF Anderson college
worthy of note and t:lere will be more
during the years 10 come Rutsthere is
no possibility OF securing, mere
splendid speaker, a. more .1pent talket
or more charming man for, the SER
mon TO the Y w. A. at Anderson coli
lege than DR.. E. s. Alderman proved
himself to be last Sunday. He made
an impression upon his audience and
this impression will be lasting.
The music furnished for the occa-
sion was another decided treat and ev-
cry person preesnt at the college Sun
day felt richer ty reason of his or her
presence In the auditorium.
The following Is the order OF the
program:
Smart.
Doxology.
Invocation.
Hymn-Tune T.
Sculpture Reading.
Cello Moderate" in c. Mo-
Zart, Herr +. Graul.
Prayer.
Hymn-Tune 311.
Cello Solo-"Ave Schubert
Herr E. Graul:
OffeItory Prayer.
Offertory-"Thq Watch 'yord"--
Niehcl.
Sermon to Young Women's asso,
ciatlon-Dr. z. S. Alderman.
Hymn Tune 316.
Benediction-
Postlude-Fugure in D-Bach.
Dr. Alderman chose as his subject
"Christ, Tho Center of All Things
and he gave his hearers very com
presensive survey of his opinions
From an historical STANDPOINT Christ
was shown to be the Power behind all
our advancement and growth. The
speaker showed that this was appli.
cable to all the arts. literature, music
and masterpieces of various kinds The
speaker closed his remarks with an
appeal to the graduates that they So
direct their lives and so run their
course that they could say that they
had fulfilled the designs of the All.
Wise Creator in the painting OF the
picture of life, in the rendition of the
song of Life and In the writing of the
great book OF all books, the record o.
aslife. So; sc a. ~ N 8 z
1t was d strong effort and every
man and woman! in the audience mus
have felt better influence as q result
OF DR.. Alderman's splendid sermon.
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HE s CNlS RAISED
SIlEFIg I lent sum
sscsrsd Good Amount From Or
sanisaaion For Entertaining
Y6thE Ladies Hars

a committee headed by Cant. WI
liam slsaNghlin and representing Cam
w. W.. Hdmphrles of the, Sonssof Con
sfetdr2tR Veterans, spent yesterday i.
qFflvassing Anderson for the pnspos,
OF raising o fund with which To- en-
7tertain the maids of honor, the spon
aprs and the other yodng laay visitor
70 Anderson during the &c Confedeaat
reunien. IN the canvass yesterday In,
coinmittee visited only members o
the Sons Of Veterans and all told /.
sum OF $25 or possibly slightly more
Z was raised for the purpose stated.
The Sons fell that they have righ
TO be proud OF even this sum and s
will be quite sufIieient. according I
those in position 70 know, to TAX
scare OF the young ladies here for tn
reunion. OF course this sund will z,
TO ;defraxitg none cs the usual expen-
Ies viii 10 devoted entirely /.
show The charming guests OF tn
city fll ofs Anderson's points of In
terest and will supply them with bo
nuets etc during their stay here.
The OF ali the Sons are du
Capt, fsnnk Han and the remainder c
the q tsiRi tee for the splendid worl
done astet VI a ..,,it
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SPECIAL TRAINS ARE
COMING EVERY HOUR
CITY WILL TO-DAY BE INVAD-
ED BYfVETERANsQ
AN ADVANCE GUARD
~ 81 A4..;-----
All Plans Complete For Taking
Care ef The Yetezans and Pro.
K gram Is Pssfeet
AN ADVANCE GUARD

Everything is In readiness for tho
Big Reunion. The veterans will ne
elm arriving in the city before moor
todhy and many have already come.
A special car viii arrive here
11.:50 from Greenville at 1895, o spec
ial train OF SIX coaches from Rock
Hill, RlacssbpTg and points between.
Will come oyer the Blue Ridge. /
special car from Columbia and Or.
angebnfg, VIII come In late this after.
noon, and an effoIt was being made
late last night ~. work up q special
car fam Sumter and Florence. In
q9iry made Et the Information Bureau
At the ghambeF pf Commerce late last
uiEht, the 0fIlee being open till IL
1Ras thntino reliable estimate as to the
ntnberof deleRhtes was obtainable
Provision has now been made for
more than afa9 delegates, the larges,
iu tho history ot the city. exceeding
the Sunday school convention more
than 200. Emergegey provisions are
also being made ut fhe Y. 81. G. A.
end elsewhere, and still provisions;
cannot he made. An effort will bt
made so cecure rooms at Anderson
ColleGe and tho Fraser Fitting schooI
dormitoFisS. ;al
The tent was plpGed yesterday anG
platfdfm completed late yesterday af
ternooti. The flFst rehearsal unde
the tEnl On sJII5 5g1iJin51a male ard
fenate choir was held yesterday e
q p. Iui Under the management
Miss Feiseh. chairman of tn,
music committee. ~
. ~ An Arssr,Sst Tr,Skal L.
today Tor ITO guests; Special bed
ding has been PfnViifed, thanks to tn,
qtfsck action today
5giFS; RnFus tiabt, chairman of tn,
G5nc5ft iittttss states eTerythin,
is III shape aet Buega Vista Park.
az, The ssnif1t reception AZ the Chi
qll9la hotel Will occur Thursday nigh
and shc Hall on the same night, ais,
the lett NOf Life In Dixie Durip,
tlfa WaE:sg
i4nloliaGe wifi be provided Mt tn,
Sbhttbar Of Commerce free to all tn,
Het6FtflS. Ice water will be placed
around the city tomorrow morning
and 900 drinking cups distributes
to tho veterans.
he work of decorating the city con
{ ttiIttes and Will b1 closed IN late to
! ~ g 81 ~ 4sss;e ess.as morning
Gen H Teas no. nead OF TN
Sthfe aterau b, sFi ! slfriR here tofias
~ ltis an 1T abpnl 10 O'Clock and
Y INN iateIy " go into confeEanc,
M Ileirbefs or the Contra
( = tfftin g 4inenta ut + ths
{ bar pf Eomfneree, after whic'
1lle VII d nahat ~ Ii thnsl Esilfafla Com,
niIstee ~ the Chiqnota hotel. 7.
The Registration fand fSifofniatio,
Burehng. under the management o
& Mas Eubhnks Taylor. will be openet
IN the Chamber OF Cammerce at /,
: oScl lock today. The Boy Scouts viii
by reaey for work At the same time
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4AUGEHED AT THE
STEEL BR A CELL ETS
Two Negroes Walked Away From
Andersen 0fEieefs, Bath With,
sHandca,ffs Oa.. !.a

Anderson people are familiar with
lie saying chat. ""loye laughs at lock-
Eniths' but there Is nothing on rec
: I'd TO show any relatipuship between
npidand two big black hurley neEroe
iatnrday night Anderson county OH
iais received information that a crap
anne was going on between q number
f negroes near the Orr Mill and the
ifficerB set out for the scene. When
hey arrived they caught the party red
andea and SFoeeedea to round them
p, putting handcnffs on the Whole
unch. locking each negro's wrist to
he wrist OF another or the party.
!; While this operation was going on
ne OF the offleers chancsd to look
lround and discovered that Manley
earns aad Frank Williams, two OF the
'rst to be nandcuffed, bad strolled
way from the scene of activity and 50
ar as is known they are still stroll
ng." Tho negroes, notwithstanding the
sststlS they were locked together,
eem to have made complete get
} way and they left no trail.
\ The rempindsr OF the party reached
lie city an sefety and were lodged IN
aS nSlfnfy isiI
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j. Fl. GODFREY
ENTERS RACE
Friends Authorize the Announce
naent That He WIN Make she
Campaign FOR Mayor

Friends OF j. Harrington Godfrey
last night authorized the Intelligencer
to publish the announcement chat he
would be q candidate for inaynr ma
that his platform wouid he af,no,,n-
ced later. Mr.. Godfrey III 3fhe cfty
clerk. city editor OF the Daily Mali
and secretary OF tie local iodaa os
lSlks and o member OF other frffeSr-
mai orders and social Slhls. -,
Mr. Godfrey is a nBtiye of Cferaw.
ana came to this city TO engage in
Lhe newspaper business and later hn
became city clerk, position which
se has filled with ability and skin
!ustf what hic platform will he rfa.
mains to be seen. s,i -
There are three other we'll, knot,,n
citizens in the race for nnayof. and fh,,
entries do not close for several dave
Ehose at present announced ara Jas
~. Paynes Tor many years an ali
man and later county treasurer n TE
gilmore, at present alderman fpnh,
Ward and DR. 81 ;. n aehnopa, the
chairman OF the board gf, IieSitil.
it is stated That w. u. 3rfssey ysili
nt permit his name to! be Some
4gle ago friends OF MI. Brf sew 1si,, I.
e slls Office and aptb5rt a Ifs b.
,sJ s.J y Ssh an anBoua aeel Gsrt lfSss 4
would be II d3data.
14 kp Mr, Brisee Il hhsiiii 81,
.s.5sg g Will hts ssas l4i az e
tlaee mid afitiy bE6 - 3 fJssI ss5 ~.
not IS for the IS Sr Il AZ ~ ~
cot aeeee hinder q con- Isl IA ~
81 gq4ornIse - q - =.
.ls ne neiy bntfant, iir % avs de
stzpng Dplis deal backihE aI,d. sSJii -.
tQglhA make d NUS Ting Caiis isn 5ss,
glss t1t.ec an nf1iceF Is the sni Al ~ 81
c9fn pnIig abd Al m 's,:Ss,
lllar with the young laen - ~
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come by Secretary Wllayley g! tile An
derson chamber OF commerce when he
arrived In the city and thrOuglnHt yes
tr'day he was showi! 'vCr:' possible
attention by the people OF the city.
Mr.. Doolittle commented upon tho
numerous decorations aronpd the bus
mess houses OF the city IN honor OF
the reunion and said that It made him
feel elated to see that the psePlc OF
this community take 80 much interest
in the reunion.
Mr.. Doolittle was lodged at the
Bellevue hotel and he expnctS to- en-
Joy every minute OF his stay in tire
city.
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IEllIrs, snerlnl..

Il ar. Allen stated that his road Is
preparing sothhniIe q spscini train OF
.1llSs Dh areolint OF the annual state
'ptsten Ton 10 be held in thfs city.
efe swjli pc l26 Elks from Greenville
Is ofgn,hom Mi come over to snesttl
DO aasS mi agsiI return on the late
rain at nsgsit and come slAck tscf'sex
ay. There VIII probably DE Il ssssl ,
r1pi rate yof So. tits expect,sI s u
4e Spaf tanburR EllSs iii come over
h Tits Srain and tho sSafkney Lodge
iay also como gla Ii D JnteEas aan lls
5reppfllle lodge will bfi1g Srb S
and. ana kle spartapbnrg lbslre via
leo lsve some big etnst be Co
lInbia lesige is1o ashlag Sn Deetas
cain OF Ptilislans rom the lsH co,sn=
rs In conn Zen sss d the loe
shas}eaton: 9ee burg. l'loselse lisl
ia Co1ufctfA lodge Mklf !.
icsf cofD8 SaIsd some nf the nfhef
lIres ~ ~ c6EI6 iIl 5fsreat E6rgs
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NEITHER GUILTY HAS
:. IHE dDRy's VERDICT
GILBERT AND SPRINGFIELD
ACQUITTED YESTERDAY,
- - ~ ~ L SiTisaY
ONE CASE is TRIED
~
Jury Deliberated Only As Min
utes In Trial of Men Charged
With Murder Sbann Aiken

At 6 o'clock last night the case OF
the State against NJ. T. Gilbert and
Ford Springfield, sharged with the
murder of Spann Aiken. went to the
jury. After 45 minutes deliberatiop
that body returned a verdict of not
guilty and the two defendants were
free men,
This case excited great interests<all
over the county and people were pres
ent from all sections. especially from
Piedmont, to hear the testimony and
watch the progress of the case. 1t
was possibly the hardest fought le-
gal battle of the present term OF
courtrand James II. Price of Green
Vile, attorney for the defendants
put up one OF ,tie most determined
fights ever made in the Anderson
court house. General opinion seem
ed to expect an acquittal.
When court convened yesterday
morning an extra venire was drawn
consisting of the following gentle
men:
Joe W. Norris, j. NJ. Bell, d. C.
Brown, B. G. Young. w. E. Razor
w. j. Trammell. C. S. Sullivan, w.
W. Robinson, r. G. TribbIe and Wal.
ter Dobbins.
The jury trying the murder case
was as Follows:
s. Z. Eskew. Paul Greer. w. l..
Anderson, p. T. Haynie, J. w. Kelly
L. f. Gaiiliard, W. l.. Bond, j. r.
Drake. r E. Leach, e. p. Tate, W
M. Stone and IL. Pilgrim.
This morning the court will take
up the case of Sam Brown and Bot
Walker. both negroes, charged with
murder. This is % unique case. be
caNse of The fact that neither OF the
negroes actually flre& the shot that
killed either on e sts the participants
tin5 5tlie fight. Both ake said to have
been accessories. II
The fight occurred in February at
which time two negroes engaged IN
q pistol duel. each being Killed by
the other It is alleged that the two
nes.lsaa etanaAite t..isl Ia.
ted in the killing, because one fur.
nished a gnii for the affair and Other
took a hand when both OF the princi.
pals were practically dead i 1t hi0s
fair to be one of tbs most irseres sim. I'M
cases at this term OF the court.
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arrived at Standing Springs only a
few hours before her death.
The following Is from the Green
Vile News OF yesterday
Mrs. Julia Ashmore, aged sixty
six years, died at one o'clock yesterl
day afternoon at the. home OF her
|daughtef, Mrs. John b. Richardson,
near Standing Springs church. She
SFas the widow Of the late p. II Ash
more and was on visit to her dau-
ghter when the final summons came !.
Mrs Ashnore was.:a woman respect
ed BY Sagerybo u. and 1isF death win
eausa serrows not only TO her family,
but to snRny friends who cherished
her.
g Eifs. Ashmofets fttneraI services
Will he held today at one O'clock at
tho Beth Rap ptisk Church, m the
Hey 81. 3. Seago viii cfIieinte. she
is sIiss ssged BY IlooRe, mrs
.Riehardson ana four. sons, Messrs.
r. y !, r.. Co. - III = a. mad DR.. Frank
AshinoFe The latter 10 of Anderson
and the former of the lower section
of this county. g5,
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Today's program will conclude the
commencement at Frazer Fitting
School. At IL O'Clock the annual de-
:lanation contest will be held. when
IN interesting program will be rem
dered.
At night the class exercises will be
leld, at which time the class history
will be read by jerome Beck and the
lass prophecy will be given by Will
lam w. Sullivan. Jr. The class song
8 another feature that will be OF in
crest.
The literary address of the oeoa-
ion will be delivered by the Hon.
:. C.. Featherstone of Greenwood.
Tnose vino Rnuw hi;- NJ. Ec;atherstnne
ire looking forward with great pleas
ire to his coming. He is an Ander-
on county man and has scores and
cores OF friendH who will be glad to
ioar him on this occasion.
Prizes for proficiency in essay
writing. In Bible work and declRma-
ion will be delivered. The handsome
,Fize that is offered Is the Essayist
'rize offered by James d. iammett,
which Is $25 In cash. The subject
assigned by Mr.. Hammett Is: "Per-'
uIlht IhDeTty ID nOl Us ne 1diteH tlS q
license to do Those Things Which
viii bring Degradation and Ruin to
he Citizenship OF Our Country"
There has been q warm and spirited
contest for all of the prizes and the
Winners will be congratulated for the
fort necessary to win.
The public is most cordially invited
o attend these exercises.
The annual meettng of the board Sof
rusteee win be held this morning at
. % 'clork q q sss, 60,
All OF AndeTson Ii proud f8the
plend "a wefk done by this institn-
ion during the past year aud they
piil show tllst they are ieaply inter-
setea II the ..-seitarst es The .ass!tusts.s
" the splendid attendance at the ex-
,rcises teihy. Following Is the class
III. - 2
George William Brown.
Jerome Beck,
Louis II. Farmer.
Earle Hunter,
0. L. Martin. sr.
Floyd L.' Parks,
j. e.. Simpson.
w. f. Snow,
d. b. Sloan, .Jr.
prank b. Steele,
w. w. Sullivan, Jr.
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roll may be necessary. As 10 this
we do not know.
All OF tile club rolls VII! have to
be revised Tor the county and state
primaries and we suggest that the
work ih the city wards be started al
once so thst everything may be put
in goo d order. Mr.. King will have the
club roll for Ward Five I'm the office OF
the 'Chiquia hotel al oil hours OF the
day, and IL any number of citizens at
some point remote from Main street
will H6tify him, he will take the reg
istration book TO any point they may
suggest, and at any hour they may
suggest
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CLUB ROLLS
/ ARE NlIsPLA AGED
Ard 2seFssary Rob King Calls
ss e cSsens
Ol

s Tie club roll ef Ward 5 Is missing.
che fofpier seeretery has moved
Il It pf The state I'd u & ne s5S
air. Bob King; calls = 80 tleA 90 IS
fett. e viii at start 4 es N
toll 81 calls alRan the fdents of
siFti soes aAss rs Sia ceies. 81 s.9aS they
SaaS e anso'leE tcr tlte apprcach5fls
aSsAf nnelk Il flliiS ssss AZ nf iAf 3 asn -
Is v hles sospa sestlSa u fhe club
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Gia BA'TFIED IN
! ETIFy il GIT
white Way See Last Might "a
reF sfS
EF,e Stroks Sc Ten

( Just as the city clock struck 10
last night Manager Harry Orr Of the
Southern Public iItilitias CopipaRs
threw the switch which illEIhihatea
Anderson's great white way end the
city spiang into light as though by
magic. The arc lights on khe bpsi-
ness streets had been turned out and
the contrast between the old system
OF lighting and the new was truly, re-
markabIe Instead of the hara and
glaring lights OF the arcs the streets
dsefe4 hathea ia the mellow gieW af
eife white way sfmost as pretty s
t,lo6Bls III aud Anders0Tt's hne
district pFaeeifsIl prAttie e. u
afIcs than III Ser laad ter
slSi 4 s The g5ol ic wac ~ G
flsi2slic was deli lited md kiie nl - lc
dla: not hesssasr Is iS I liic
eat keFins of 81 b ys III ~
nation lit - ~ ia !.
ai5 i5aF6sesi al tic fse 8 4 4 Z e.
isss esesy rIgIl toa he
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FIRE gALn AE.LA
Horse Buried 10 ifhan DWall,
fpg and sazt ase nestreEed.

Waihalla. Mii - An early afe oc.
cured ere this mGrning wlaeae tho
ileST sise of - /. IA sseSl. ~ SRI
sally .. sie f6ag ~ is abosl
or biii trea lpiiafs. Rrac
ItEcl IS of be cont 3ts Sfs ffit
afsel linz sese llha lorse Wis
m lsslfd 20 IN the stAs sle. 11if
Ies efji of tSla titey IS I'M 81. thoillsJ
sscq cpg enHbusy yloi9. !. Is tho,teh
To- AssVe hesn tho DfS3 calis 8
s6hntit az hal cen fSeti i, ,iitinE ,e,s
stosed - i5ntn Loft.
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ANDERsoN I'm RRREAyRD
DR.. w. +. Ashm0ress M0ther Died Oh
Sunday Afternoon ut Standing

Mrs. Julia Ashmore, mother OF Or.
w. Frank Ashmofe or Anderson, died
Sunday afternoon at O'clock and
was buried yesterday a1terHoon at 4
pr. Ashmore In his honF or beFesiSS
sneIlt. sss
~ Dr.s AsfsinorS received 4 message on
Sunday mi Ing saying that hts Ikcta-
eE ssas:l & G IN tsGal cand islon ana lIe
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ss eselit lla8nse erees IN TAt
Sc es gTssnos

81 SSsfug1i5fs q, 81 S5.-l-s7l Isl a erois.
Ing siipeHt here ghat Geo BeIf rim
t1efg 81 Esxilgf6fl may bseosl
far Eas fllcf & 81
4ae aaee flSEee 81 4 z iIi5 Il,f - = q
4 6lfcisef Tor short 10 years s.f
50 straita a isSfic ie IS a sol
,of the lite t1r.l 81 III 4 i
lzSfsied % "a IS shid Flla5
tllsk tsEee has been eninFek apc,i.
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HRS gUIaA BURHTsIa;.
lplea Ea1aaY SllsE = y -, ], J. 81. I,

nlrAses ultn Bug fles. wife of Alr .s,sg
EsAse HiTrfes a. Shiloh, sliea non 4 4 s
9leet le E fIinB I'd -.
llflI ~ otpt ( fcfSx chnrce ,isss {. I.
aoil 81 . o'ciotlt S.
& EtIrfIss b iNd 6AaIl ID 6 :. 49,
tinS and had been AZ home ffof.i = IS :,
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New Straw Hats

Thestraw hats in our stock go well with the sum-
9' aeels llat IN te air t''ese Gays: Dlop II TO-
day and See if our idea in straWs doesn't Coincide
with yours. Prices $3.50 to $500. Panamas $5
and So. Get into summer shirt that's built spe-
cially for comfort and warm weather troubles will
vanish. OUR SHIRTS are the comfortable kind,
not too heavy for GOODNESS, not too light to give
good wear. ALE FAST colors and new patterns.
Look 'en over today. s1.oo $3.50. s'''s
j. j.. Cely Co.
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Special Request Tor Attendance.

i5IltGIil sIequeHI IOr Attendnnee.
|s All of the young people that are to
take part In the Reunion Chorus win
please meet at the tent on Wednestay
morning at $3.50. {.
lSigne6l Zeneffg WeIseh.
Gin Music CornM ittee.
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FIR 3 TIE
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sarco, the financial and political stun.
ton grew worse. Interest on the bonds
was suspended by an act Of the new
Mexican Congress and no redress could
be obtained for frequent outrages upon
Europeans At q convention In Lon.
don on October 81, 1861, early In the
American civil war. Great Britain,
France and Spain decided upon Joint
Intervention In Mexico. Each nation
sent warships to Vera Cruz and landed
troops, England 100 marines. to collect
the customs until n settlement was ef-
fected. France showing a disposition
to occupy the country, England and
Spain withdrew and the Macmillan
regime and disaster followed. After
the civil war the United states rs.
serted the Monroe Doctrine and France
abandoned the Austrian ruler to his
fate. British statesmen know the his
tory Of that period and they realize
that Intervention in Mexico as a policy
would be opposed by the United States
Judging by the experience OF France
Intervention would be futile. too. II
the United States were complacent
but the first reaso against. II IL OBJ.
viously suficient.
The difficulty Of the Benton episode
Is that evidence In rebuttaI Of General
VILLAS version is hard to get, perhaps
cannot be had. That It has done the
Constitutionalist cause a grent dea
Of harm and correspondingly helpet
HUERrA there IL no doubt. But the
policy Of "watchful waiting" exasper
atIng as 1t may be, will not be percepti
bly, affected. II may be supposed. wha
are we waiting for, II might be asked
There Is apparently only one answer
the trial Of strength between HuERrI
and CARRANzA at Torreon. Beyont
that the Administrations vision, strair
as 1t may, cannot see.