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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
TWO cAlaoeN sMorHsano
Left BY Their Mother Locked In the
House

AeN ny lnetf motnet LOCKED 10 me
House
West Derby. Dec sl.-clasped IN
each others arms The two Tiny chill
dren OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Grow
who had looked forward 10 a celebra-
ton Of the advent Of the new year TO-
morrow. erouched il the center OF the
living room OF their home in this viii
laee between l2 and ! O'Clock this az.
ternoonsnd died In the sufiocadng
smoke from a fire which destroyed
the cottage in which they lived while
their mother was piodding through
the snow with dinner FOR her husband
who 10 employed IN the works o. HE
CLYDE River Pulp company.
The children, aged two and tour
years. had been locked Ia their homo
by their mother and the woman had
LETT the house but a short time when
neIghh0rs heard the screams OF the
terrified infants and discovered that
The roof OF the house was in flames
The fire department from this vii
lage and the department from New
port we're summoned but the building
was doomed and nothing could he
done 10 save either the structure W
contents though the bodies OF the
children were rescued from the
flames
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
WAS
WINNER OVER
WHITE HOPE
Chioopee Falls Man waIpptd BY
the Sailor
KNOCKED OUT IN The lsIH
hs~ Years Battle Leaves Gunner
Smith Alone In the Heavy
Weight Class

san Francisco. Jan. i-"Gunbost
Smith. he California heavyweight,
scored a decisive victory today when
he knocked out Arthur Polkey The
much heralded Canadian fighter IA
the 18th round OF their white hope"
championship battle in the DAILY City
onenalr AmDhitheatra. Tho sailor
MAS strong favorits in The betting
al odds OF 2 10 10.
Smiths aggressiveness eliminated
In clean cut right 70 the chin ana
his superior all around work in all
On. TWO or three rounds did much TO
pave bis way TO victory. Pelkey prov
cd a keen disappointment being slow
and seldom taking the fight 20 his sAif
tier opponent
The nght opened with the gunner
forcing matters with snappy lett 20
the face, but pelkey making his best
showing. drove IN several hard rights
20 tire body ana face thai staggered
smith. and sent him 10 his corner
bleeding from tho mouth The crowd
choered the Canadian and bets were
made at evens that he would win.
IN tho second round. Smith scored
heavily to the Jaw, ana, IA the third,
the Kidneys. Rounds four and Ave
Smith forged 70 The front and there
were without feature. but in the sixth,
Smith forged 10 tho front and ;hedo
after was never in danger IN this
round he fought the canaalen 20 q
ssrsnasiil with ~, uppercuts, sending
him 70 bis conner bleeding from the
mouth and dRzed.
Smith continued 10 gain confidence
as the hght progressed and dancing
around his bulker opponent worked
ris left 10 great advantage and force,
Pelkey 90 clinch Tor shelter
After 30 seconds lighting IL ~.
18th round. Smith Tented with hl
loft, then swung his right NTH iigh'
ninslike rapIdity The blow laader
with crash on Pelkeys unprotecte,
Jaw Pelkey dropped with his eye
| CLASSY
Mechanically, he struggled TO hi
feet al the count OF nine and unsteadi
nessiy assumed his hgrting pose,
left and right 10 the jaw and CHR
topPled him on TO his back and h
was out when Referee Griffin award
ed the Aght to Smith
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
TIE roRrNIeArLy
Good Program Planned for Tomor.
row Afternoon

row Afternoon
The Fortnightly program for this
week will without doubt attract a
large number OF members and guests
Mrs Wellington Brace OF Rutland,
who is 10 Tecitc Ia costume, Greek and
other stories. is Heli known here IS
gu entertainer who always pleases;
and those who have heard her before
will be anxious to hear her in ibis
now line OF work, which Is said % be
most artistic and interesting.
Miss Ethel Davenport viii sing two
groups ofsongs, accompanied by Miss
Helen Hurley, and the afternoon will
close with a social tea, served by Mrs.
John s Holden and Mrs. George t.
Graves
The secretary, Mrs Harry S. Moses
will BE prepared 10 receive contrihu.
tons "a che General Federation En-.
dovmcnt Fund and It is hoped the
members will be very generous In
their Response to this appeal for SO
worthy 4 purpose. A special effort
Is being made to arouse interest in
this matter and 1t now seems likely
that the Fortnightly VIII make very
cretitable showing among the Yer
mont women's clubs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
Asr lIttle confidenee oams.

''we're playing railroad train, she
said as she pulled her fathers paper
away. "and I'm the conductor. Tick
cts, please
He took a card from his pocket and
handed it to her. She looked at it In
tently for a minute and then handed It
back That was issued yesterday
she said, "aad isn't good today. You'll
have to pay cash or get off the train"
He gave her a dime. He knew he
had been worked" but what else
could he doI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

Explorer Announces He Has Re
osived Funds for Expedition.


oelved Funds for Expedition.
London. Dec. 29.--Slr Ernest
Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer.
writes to the Times giving the news
that The uncertainty about his pro,
posed expedition being realized ow-
ing to lack OF funds has been remov.
ed.
Il am glad 10 be able through the
generosity OF friend" he says, TO
announce that the expedition will
start in 1914 with the object OF cross
ing the South Polar continent from
sea to sea. | have taken the liberty
to call the expedition tho imperial
transantaectic expedition because
feel that not only the people OF these
islands but our kinsmen IN all lands
under the Union Jack Will be willing
to assist in the carrying out o. our
programme
The expedition will start from a
South American port.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

a suee, cs- ctr --.ed n s7efy Tsy
to attract he attention n 'he prettT
roln- sir. opposite BIN. lust ss be
-,f hort c,rsn 20 ths v'rL entirely
saoous TONS Of ~hag and been s1'nz
On happened % glance 70 ais f'rsc
don The err 'uuediateiy book fresh
courage
Its colo -ut today, sat t'' De
rentrred
The r'rl su,ed ard aodde1 assent
11t hni rrta'n- 70 say
NY lume is S7scsno0die. &c VOL
unteersd
~Dh. am 50 soFryT she SAID sy1-
patncHcare 50 size eft the car -cbi.
rag0 NaWs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
ne NsIsAsorIy spirit.

The neighborly spirit IS an excellent
thing to cultivate. although not Pee
haps. as IL Is cultivated il the follow
ing story
'How DO you Ike your new homer
a friend asked a man who had recently
moved into tue village
Pretty weil.D
slave yoa called on your neisaoors
gety
mo" the newcomer admitted 4
haven't. But I'm going to ii any more
OF my wood Is missing Youths Com
panlen
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
EDWARD REED PUT
UHDERBAILA AND
RELEASED
GOV Who Shot John Vail Of
Peru, NOV. "a
BOY IS ONLY IHlRTElh
When casrsff Godfrey Wsn. Aftsr Hin
re Was Founs Working II strst.
ssn. Whlen Caused cs'ay

Edward Reed. Jrs the Young lad
Who admits that 10 vas accidentally
responsible Tor tho death OF John A.
Wait o. Peru, was ariaigned in mu
cipal court Thursday morning On
techanical charge OF murder. Act
upon the advice Of his counsel.
Inns II. Graves, the boy waived OK
ination and was held under bonds
5000 for the June term Of couI
court at Manchester
Reed IS a bTisht-a7Tearing Young
ster who viii not be IA years old uni
al next July. He has dark hair and
eyes and e clean cur face and a thor
oughly tanned skin furnished cod
rincing evidence that he was an a3
tive boy who passed much OF hlj
time in the open air He was noatl5
dressed IN q dark suit. A aanne|
shirt huttoned tightly about IA
throat and lnmbernssns ieggins and
moccas!ns combined to give MIN thI
appearance OF a Young woodsmaiI
While be must have realized that I'd
careless act had resulted in seriou|
consequence there were no iIdscj
tons Of nervousness in his appeal
ance.
The boys father and Albert Aust'I
came 10 BENNINGTON Wednesday, niSiI
with sheriff Godfrey ana a confl|
ence lasting until early Thursdfy
morning was held al tho oalce
Stases Ai,0ssc S.. O. ,1e6ghei',
the closo of the conference STATE
Attorney Meagher was confident id
the first complete story Of the ac'
dent had been secured from the bc
AT the time 81 the accident the YOU'D
hunter was SO thoroughly scar
that howas afraid totell u.c truth al
he had remained il condition
fear until ho was convinced that I
officers wero endsayorlag 10 fna
BIO consequences for him As light
| possible.
The unfortunate victim OF the
,ldent was Killed on the afLo-nOon
November p. while loading wood
a lot near bis home and about th
miles north Of Peru village.
| Reed boy who hunting with an d
fashioned Springfield rice hisfd(
Waits hat for partridge and fire{
big bullet which passed through
! mans head The report OF the i
| alarmed the horses and tie bay
once realized ihat he had made
pawfnl rlunder He was so grl6htd
ihat ne hurried away without mai
On investigation and Il WIS ret q
after Watts body had been i'd
nat he realized he had been resp
bic for the mans asath
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
Quick Chance,

"who." she asked, lis that scrawny,
bowlegged, ridiculous hooking person
talking 60 Miss Rockingham
THAT is Count Brisczpicksnitzel,"
"Ohl What an aristocrntic, noble
bearing be seems to have now that he
has shifted his position so that the
light strikes him properly g-Chicago
Record Herald
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

cas ~. Oarilor ol lioou'nsion, H.
ga ]. rs. Gardner ~ PoUnai ~ MAI
cls Clrdlcr can ssi here ry -uniAe
tae laasEsi nM take place then. and
ihs mieFmeni U.l be- in OAK hin cen
sfeTy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
A Quotation.

Mr.. Ferris Is in the apartment house
business and was talking one morning
with an acquaintance.
"Yes; business is very good" said
Mr.. Ferris. Every apartment but one
in my house is rented"
"And that" said the other, Il sup
pose, is last. but not leased"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
BERNARD
nsrrisos q Young Couple roos pisoe
Thursday Evening

Joseph n Macy and Miss Gertrude
{. Bernard. both OF Bennlngtoa. we're
married Thursday evening az the par
sonage o. tie Methodist church, Rev.
=. L. Dow officiating Tie couple
we're attended by Miss Lena somars
and Ralph B0rioll.
The bridegroom Is employed a. no
LsroTtune restaurant Al The con-
eiusion OF their honeymoon, 70 Be pass
ed IN tho BeTkshiFes. the couple VII
reside on North street. The couple
have many friends n town who viii
wish them every happiness
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
NEW YEARS BANQUET
Bennington lodge OF Eilss Erser|
ed It's Members

Owe, 100 Elks sat down 10 ~
uual Now Years eve banquet 4
ninglon lodge tFadnesdayy M
and tho affair Vas fully up 81
high siardacd Of past years. II
An eight-course dinner was sd
under the direcdeA OF George e. 1
nelly, chairman Of the house col
tee Both the menu and the Sc
lett nothing 10 ba desired
Following tho dinner. Exalted
er D. a Guiltinan addressed the
erng and introduced Edward G.
nett 60 act as toasimaster. The Z
ers were =, II. Holden. who prop
tho A. o'clock toazt. Emory S. ri
G. n. Graves L. +, Abbott, r. E.
y, 2. c. Jerney, G. E. Carroll d
lington and Frank E. Howe.
Music was furnished for the
Quet and later o concert was Civ
the Goldsmith orchestra
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
A Common Cold

II neglected Ia often the begin.
ming OF serlous lung troubles. Do
nos wait until pneumonia develops,
or consumption becomes seasted.
Get @ bottle OF Downs Elixir now.
Sold everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

has had experience at the last
executions.
The mechanism for sprlnglra.
drop was the one used at the j
of Elroy Kent II is a devio6 =
Ing Of six electric buttons &
which are connected with wir
ying current Six deputies "
signed 10 press trese buttons
Sheriff Riniry gave the signal
which two OF the xix depatis
ed tho buttons releasing the -
one viii know
AS Bosworth is without relative
his country 10 claim his body it
DO buried in the prison lot in a
cemetery
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

Don SALE Nearly nav double house IN
II Norm Benuingt n. btonms on eac ai1e,
piar-a 10 frout. house Is aatod and "a fne re-
nair btrn f0xco. this property / . ntrHly lo,-
aud and a good investment. frice NV Nn'h
ana Hutchine. oih
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
Lac MeLL.aRooMEp MAN

Have you sean the well-dressed
men in town who wear immaculate
linen It is almost a certainty that
they send their wo,k TO us, for we do
the best work in this part OF the
country, ana we want TO convince you
OF this fact. Phone and cur Teams
will call for your bundle Bennlng
ton Sanitary Laundry
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

SNELI DRILLING-Suhurban We ter supp
w IS IS ieLus. lnumbing, heating, gnu q,
etc Stewart Bros. Suburban Special SITS,
Scaeuectady. n. Y 1elephone connect n.
No rock hard for us to driil, Machine now
working 10 v1cinity. VITA
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

DOR sAIE-A vory doGirahlo house. with
u slate roof. roc'us pantry huu ~. y.
nr.t door four Moe n-droums on q. 9 I'd nccrf
Tood tafu With 3 ATE roof, noe garden, ben
bc,,~s aud yari. this property Il IN too repi z
n load ore minute walk from Nacl street.
rters n n of an acre ~ land which rirl.i some
-ood huildinr lrta Prlca ElOoQ III sgld hetorc
tanuRry isL 500 can remain 90 mcriEa-o.
Sssh and Hutchins, u,A
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

COR SALE we have some very desirable
u building lots, 10 good locations, the~9 ] lts
Nc can sell escr terms, souc can - leased
49, - idtf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
WHO Is
TO
BLAME.

s.Ie bottle by Parcel Post, also pamphlet tel
ting you about Il Address, Or. Kiimcr s. Co..
BinghamiGu, n. Y amt enclose zen cents, also
nention The Bennington Eve ing Fsnntr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

Women as well as men aee
made miserable by sidney
aud nlEdder trouble. Thou
ennis recommend nr. XII.
mere Swau,p.Ront the great
kidney remedy. Az drngglEt
IN fifty cent aud dollar sizea
You may raeeiNc a samnle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

loR fALr-Ouirr o. c.fcumstalces must
II 1ispCs3 ~ ouo q. t1Q test clans ~ zoe. r
,rsh orlyi NereE hfs hter use uucn- 4cdre1e
Borsa llle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

DOR sALF-A psrior coal s'ovc 10 nrsi c.asl
Il CONDITION az res lnacie price, Apfig r.
John Watson Boech a. Extcnsioa, Ell
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

Zoe eAIE-Higa dest "a g0cd ccntricn.
Il Pnos 3. APFiy a lie Banner mcss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
LOW PRICED ADVERTISING


r,oR eAIu-Ore l-luu IuicE Truck. rnu
II rt5l.ftlc uiics III irtt lIali = uliilel.
g,facus 4 n. q ctuCnliratrs truSt IN -.
- at rI1rf fl.-u- IrCsc frlCEs t1lal nt sCil
III ~-,ca sri - ~iIU ~ 10 make ~ EacTl.
- fIr cslh. L. M s1erlani william va
ha.s. Iel les i-lE
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02

con eAIE-Oua Roe feed cutter, 10. a
Il 1and poaTr. suitable for cuifiur 40 cIo-
verIH poultry. straw, cor1-iucEs etc. CIT
20 ans cne az ~ inch 20 siuchss Price tllui
Cal or address Poullrgmsn, fsirfles ~ o.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Tor eastern New York and western
Vermont, snow Interior, snow or rain
extreme south portion tonight Warn
er Saturday
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15

HIx Cats NssfeIk soHthern.
Norfoik, May IL Charles a Izix.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15
HOMES FOR VETERANS
Are Being 'seease3 by the COMMITTEES
Of the Chamber OF Commerce.

The housing committee OF the cham
ber Of commerce having In charge
the securing of rooms for the Con-
federate veterans, met at 6 p. m, yes
terday. Leon L. Rice. chairman Three
of the four committee reported to-
tai OF 152 rooms so Tar secured for
the veterans Chairman Rice stated
the canvass wnnld continue &C he nnsh-
ed vigorously, and that he hoped to
have the full 800 rooms by the 18th
inst. or ten days before the reunion
opens.
DR.. Diver will take 25 veterans. ac-
cording to reports turned In. which
is very complimentary indeed.
Nj. Rice calls attentionSto the blank
form Ia The Intelligencer today and
requests that Il be filled I'm at once
and sent to him. II residents are ex-
peeting special guests, just state the
number and give that they have al
ready been invited, and no other dele.
gates or visitors will be assigned. s.s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15
GRAND JORl makes
ITS PREsENTMENT
Compliments the Schools and
IS 'RSasls Of. the County-Sug-
gess Naraesfor County Home
CFrom. Thnrsday,e Daily.l

g
The presentment of the grand jury
of Anderson county was completed and
handed to the court at o'clock yes
terday ana reads as follows:
Hon. Gsaerse 3. Prince, Presiding
We, the s. grand jury of Anderson
County respectfully submit the fol-
lowing presenIment.
We have passed upon all bills and
indictments handed us at this term
and during the recess since the last
court; tie sommittees appointed for
that pnrpose have made partial ex<
animation of matters referred to
them.
The committee on roads and bridges
report that they have visited the con-
vict camp of the county and find 1t In
good condition and the convicts; and
stock and county property we'll cared
for. They report that complaint has
been made that land owners In various
sections OF the county make practice
OF dainn1ing up the sides OF the public
road leading through their lands
thereby holding the water in the road
and causing the road at such plaees to
become muddy, unnecessarily boggy
\ duu EouBus we ISSOLA1AhChh btlnS ShS
county supervisor remove ali said ar
ticles of obstruction to the drainage
OF the public highways and that he
notify the. land owners not to rebuild
the dams.
| The committee on cou1ty home re-
| ports that they have VISITED that in
stitution and find that 1t Is we'll kept
and the inmates thereof well cared for
we recommend that the county su-
/ peryisof. employ nurse to assist the
steward of said home in caring fol
sick and aged inmates whenever he
deems It for the: good OF the inmates
Ito do so. =
We are glad to repprt from observa-
ttiofs that the people OF the rural dis
itricts OF the county are taking some
Interest in the public schools by build
ling better school buildings In some
isections and demanaing better teach,
fiers anu we hope that said intefesi
Twill continue TO increase Until every
lsectioE or the county is provided witt
IRood school buildings, good teachers
land that every child of school ags
iafias be ENROLLED as q pupil.
The pEesentment here names three
white men lathe county charged with
ldeserting their families and living II
lRdultry. s, sa!,T
4 We present b. ii. Hudgens Col
lshooting iptnt the house OF Mrs
Minnie Stanbriaee on the Saturday
might before Easter Sunday OF thii
Il a. u L. ~ ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15
I. NOT CnURCHGOERs
Peobie al berlin DO Not shsE Strong
4Et, - q A AYefaRess


> s3a ~ & s Average
Berlin, May, 13. The people OF Ber-
lin do not appear to be good church
goers. according TO o. census taken
of : attendants & at the Protestant
churches the last Sunday in Febru-
aFy. The count covered 7S parishes,
with a Protestant population OF $780,
900, of which only 35 t2f0 were counted
Eeyening.
9 Even according t0t4h,s estimate of
q aeiefgynndns who sefl lcised the hgnres
aE't0S Tow, the nuIhbsf was only q
600 sFeateF. Thus barely 20 out Of 'eY-
cry 1000 Protestant BerlIners, atl the
IIifghesE 4es tInia6e tsatse senaee church on
1.-THE Sun das aiuestio - Very few were
seen in the churches :. ~ many cases
IiWomea 81 9S dren c6nst llntsd three.
fduFfiIs 81 lie 2 cons eeaiions Y /. tt.aas
than ga e -siatlp 81 tlis Sc sting capacity
loo the thurehes vas occupied at the
ln1prnifg ssFvices.s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15
X 4 ~ 4. II y X y * u i: II =:
= GREENWOOD Y

Greenwood, May, IL. .4Mr. John 1,
chfpley leaves today for Roanoke, Va.
where he goes to compete IN q handi-
can shoot with many OF the best
4 tlarksfnen Of the Southern States. Xai-
liable prizes are Offered
Local fans viii be glad to know
that livingston, the big tMirter, has
signed with the Greenwood team tor
the coming seasoa flslgste hils 2
played segeraI pracyiee galnes ana WI
he in good condis Ion when the season
opens. Other play yers are 9eeted 40
sign up within the next few days.
Z friends of Col. ~ ] lsS X f,S ley win
regret 10 Know On 4 he has On tstlite
in for several days. While he iss still
confined 20 his bed his condition Is
| ifnpfoyed to-day. - y s s
M. Kennetll Rake q 20 Gos
lColunibla to attend the meetinB OF
the GFslid Lodge of Odd Follows
which conVenes Wednesday morning.
AEassrs. ) y. w CanEele P w De-
gore. w FB. Gaaflsid. r. W 5 Deatiarli
: we're ~ : b ]. elArlx ana 9' porn
viii 20 tom M aaker5 IS grand
master og the lodge e
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15
AD MFN llN GATHER
OVER FESTIVE BOARD
|DUTcla SUPPER IN NORTH
ANDERSON PARK
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Delegates TO Represent Andersoa
Association at Toronto Meet
ing To Be Selected

finnB are going on apace for the
annual meeting OF the Ad Club. which
VIII take piece In the park at North
Anderson next Tuesday evening, 1t Is
expected that every member OF the
club will be present, and the buffet
supper to be served ON that occasion
will be one OF the chief events OF
the week. -' ~ 80 ~ = - - y 5f.s 5,-4fsi-
The principal business 70 come bs-
fore the meeting Tuesday night viii
be selecting delegates "a represent
the Anderson, Club at the National
meeting which takes place In Juho at
Toronto, Canada. II is expected that
some three %eli known business men
will be selected to mike the trip aud
to represent Anderson.
a. 8. Farmer, the president of the
club, is making many arrangements
for the meeting next Tuesday and he
Is being ably assisted by the other
officers of the club. These are. VIII
liam Banks. first vlce-pFesident, j. ii.
Godfrey, second viee-president. r.. .
Ramef. critic, Fred G. Tribble. censor
and Porter A. Whaiey secretary.
The following is list OF the meHl-,
bers who have already slgnifed; their
intention OF attending the banquet:
EJohns W.. hinley. Rhett Parker. r. Fa.
Ligon, T. K. Roper, John Davis G.
Ban Alien, Harry Geisbefs, William.
| Banks, j. H. Godfrey, w: W. Smoak,
lAkatson Bell, !. 8. Fowler. w. 4. Bris-
Isey, M, NJ. Mattison, Lee c. HoIseiaan,
G. M T1ily, A. 8. Farmer. Fe J. Raner.
llYalter Beatty. s Fed g, Tribbie
Archie L. Todd, l. Il. Norryce. O. n.
Bafies, 6. a. Gambfill, Frank BoltI r.
! e. Burriss, B''o. Evans, ID. O. Brown,
and j. Homer OniIa, h, q ~ Is n
william Banks Ill jpresla as toast,
master and . number OF iInpfomptn
iaddfssses are expected from the mem
,Hers. Z, \ 3 1,
1t III planned TO have the park illurni-
mated with electric lights for she oes
casion and the table decorations will
be splendid d This will be one or the
biggest eysnh yet staged hy the Ad
Club in Anderson and every member
should make an effortto attend.
Il u q. u
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15
anICInEa ATl lG6AYR

Indianapolis, May lS.--Stretched
across the grave of her babies, the
body of Anthony McRearn. aged GO.
a retired railroad engineer was found
In the Holy Cross cemetery today. q
bottle that hpll contained cartolic az,
81; vas b$i hin. ~.
Mrs. RcKearL obtained q diyorse
ten months ngo and q few weeks nst
abe married d saloon keeper Who h8d
Iaiyed near theif slionle. McKearnfs
Two Hlsl,t7seA on lsose graves he diel
were bnfied nearly seventeen yeats
ago. e