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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28

bdtten nod cine an0ere @nfIage se.
/ gen ben Wlann, falls er bon ben Ges
idtporeneu frttseipro6en fperbel
follte. pofeb ipirb unier alei9en Be
fduIbigungsn In getuport. ab., &c.
fuht unb fpirb ffch bort mad Der
gxrbiiBuna isiner bielisen Strate 3u
perantfporten baben.
Der Mnpalt bss gef6ulbiaten Bat
ben Riftsr Milbe ipalten su laHen,
ba fein aIient ipegen aleifrr Dieb.
Hdble in anberen Gtdoten iebon Be.
itraft lit. gfidter igor tonnte iih
btersu nidt Derjteben. sepdbrie absr
einen Gtrafauffhub BON 10 Saaen
inter $1,000 9iirgf6aft, bamit Der
Qlnipalt bic Nngslesenbeit an elm b0.
beres 0eridt bringeu fam.
Dor Rihter Stride batten iid aee
fern James 5onl, BON Ho. 12O4
Babmiller Strnbe unb Carl gaotb,
pon No. 1853 Ginm Gtrabe tpeaen
Hift 0erforgunQ ibrer Gamilien au
berantiporten uno nurben au ie go
1agen 4rbeitsbaus berbDnnsrt.
Sn ben RGumen bes Muniaipalge,
rihts tpurbe aeitern Der % Sabre alte
DaDib Sparts, BON go. 1888 Oft 3.
Strabe feitgsnommen. als er ii6 unter
elmer aegen ibn erbobenen 9ef9ulbi.
gnna bes unorbentliden Betragens
peranttporten iollts. Die 0er6aftung
erfolste auf Grunb zines Don oem
polijiiten Clinton Roe ertpirtien
5aftbefebles, in fpeldem Gpdrfs bes
angriffs uub Der &orperperlsbuna be-
i6ulbtgt III. giOe bsbauptet, baB
Sparts au Der &otie Uldnner aebSrts,
ipel6e ibn Dor einiasu Boden aHiiss
len unb mib6anbsltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
A5ta,saard eH'..s Ess;
II Rt;is RSsSs-- Cherry Blossoms
Hadbfts gsoGs-Sbr Ssmpiers.

&upelle.
Sdub= uno Stiefsle2lrbeitsr. union
9ao.210.
@leDatorbauer nnion g2O. II.
gigarrenma9ersllnion So. A.
5Infte Stpifion.
Quffteaung an Der gloer Strabe,
peitlit BON Der Race Strabe, an Der
0orofsite bss Sinblap Martts.
OiDiiionsmari9aa ltHo Stab.
Gupele.
s3immerleutez Union go. 1851.
3immerleutesllnion go. 327.
3immerIeut.llnion No. 1348 (Siitens
maGer).
&upelle.
Typographical Union go. 8.
'S9miebs. unb !Selfer>l >llnion So. 270.
SlintsGlass s4rbsiterslluion 80. 81.
se6te 9ipifion.
QlufitslIling an Der glber Strabe,
ipeitlib BON Der Race Strabe, an Der
Siioieite bes 5inolap Wtartts.
9ipiiionsmaridal unb Stab.
aupelIe.
9samitsrs' Soint Council go. 26.
Srud Dripsrs' gbauffeurs' unb GEL
fer-llnion go. 100.
&upelle.
Mil6pasen>s ltI4erslnion yfp. SO.
Gisfabrers unb Sslfer=llnion 30. 105.
Gtdbtiide uno SunitGts Jubrleute.
unb Selferzllnipn SO. 108.
Sad ano gabmen's Union SO. 1893.
gGderpdarsn. Grader, pie lnb Hss
fsn.Jubrlsutesu sunion glo. ia.
Siebente 9ipifion.
Retlamspassn fir bas pienic unb
poliseisIutomobile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
Wesnalti8s Werti tiir3isnsen
yeabfdtiat bic etrahsnbabnseiell
idaft aaf eiHer ansabf ainien
borsunebmeR.

Die Observation-Disclosures bai
eeiterii Der Stabt oefinitibe @oridld.
&c nit ge3ue nuf Die 1erfiir3uag
ceS StraBenbabnberfebrs ltnterbrci.
tel Die bon Der @eieljdaft gepIaut
miro. Sb Die @eieaid)ait NIT ibrer
Nlinihcn burbbringen ,pirb, bdngt
porIdufig BON Dem @iirRrfonlmittee
ab, bab 8iirgermeiiter Spiegel Dor
einigcr Belt sur 55rberung bes
Niugbabnproiefts ernnHnt bat un6
oas fir beiite 8orrnittag bon ibnl
eiil6erufen iuuroe UNI ieine s(niidt
iiber bic obieen @iiniden Der Stra.
Benbabngeieaidait ab5ueeben.
aaer WabridrinliAfeit nad ,uer.
ben iiA audi cine ArSab[ girger
einltelen Inn segen @erfiir3ungen
I'M Strabenbab1berfebr, rpeId;e bic
StraBenbabnseielibnit bereits obme
porber Die GrInubniB Der itdotijfeH
geDoroen eingebclt Su baben, porge.
nonInlen bat, gang energii9 5u pro.
teitiren. guBerbem fino aud i6on
pisle idriftlide proteite beim arbeit.
oireftor Josoid eingelaufen, bariinter
eine proteitpetition segen gerfebrs-
perrtngerllngen auf DER GoIerain
speuiie lln6 Glarf strabe ainien, bic
an bic Iaufeuo llnteri1riiten tr1et.
Gon oem gerfebrsfiir5nngen, mel,
DIE Die Strabenbnbnseiellidait in ben
lesten 9agen 10 obne lpeiteres porge.
noinncn fat, iinb uamentii1 Die
gine.GIifton iino Die Wlt. 2lubmrn
3co 2inien betroffen iporoen. anf
Der Wine.g gIifton Sinie bat bic @eiea.
ldaft bier Magen cingeben lalien
uno aif Der mt. sluburn 300 2iuie
3ipei @ngeil.
@enH bic GiraBenbnbnseieQjd)n
NIT ibren @iinifen burdbringt, mer.
ben Observation-Disclosures p6lIig BON
Der giIofIdd,e nerihtpinben, nGrnIidj
bic Chapel Strabe 2inie uno bic Sic.
bcnte StraBe 9inie. Die eritere 2inie
ioll NIT Der Soutb gtortpoob 2inic
inerben iino bic 2estere
nit Der Sairmount 2inie. 5erner
modte Die @eieQidaft au6 ben Nadt.
oienit alii Der Sairpietp Wt. ADAMS
ainie eingeben lniien.
SIM ltebrigen iollen bic MbitdnbeI
/, ~, ,,ffs{,o,, So, ,.>~..T.&o.. On -..S
ben perid)ieoenen 9inien ipie ioIgt
ueranoert fperbeu: slbonDaIe inIo
@intcn pIaee bon Sebn alf 5fuolf
300 gben Earf BON neitn
auf bebn Minllten; Gedite Strabc
BON 5chu auf ~ WeinuteH; GoIerain
poH feds ailf iieben Rim,ten; Col.
!ege Sia bon 5ebn aiif atp5If Minii.
Eei; Clifton Gin bon 5ebn nuiI
,;poIf Minuten; Glifton,9uoloap bon
,ebn auf Slp6If Mlinuten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
gcrcinistc Ginger.

yssir ian aaeipeil oabei", fagte
neiili6 elm S1nger, aIs er gefragi
ipuroe, Oh bic Ser. Sdnger am Deut-
ifcn Gag tbeilnebmen. llnb er
hattc redt. @o innner ii6 Die
9euti6enGincinnatis 5u elmer groBcn
&llnosebune siiianmen tbun, iino
aud Die Ser. Sdnger oabei un0 lai.
len ibr 2isb srtDusn. 60 aud am
Seutifen Sag. 9ann miro aud Serr
9raiibent Gbag. q. Sbmibt (unier
9unpes 8apo) bon ieiner sycrieu-
steiie 3llriideefebrt, babel ieii. Gr
ipiro iih rieiig freuen, alle feline San-
gerfinber besriii,eu 5u fonnen.
Gie Ginger ipcroen I'M Nuiift a
llbr, nit ben gurbesbii9eru betrnff.
net, ailm @eiana antrefen gjelnngen
miro: Siisoip's miIbe Sago," v9eim
9iebden 81 Saus" uno rgriiber reidt
bic Sanb 5um @unbe." 8ereinsub.
5ei6en ooer Gdneerab5eiben bered.
tieen gum @iiltritt gum Harf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
GIe'GrlanbHiiiaeiHs.

)Sobn Sanit, 80, IA. unS plum str.
laurOIina gubula, 2S, Clinton SOtsI,
(SObn 8. Saa, 3s. Sstitan. 8.
lgIdra ID. Sap, SO, bessl.
lwiliam R. gsutrp. %, $40 Gin
/ Girubs.
l5rancss Smith. 26. 237 Wsit 8. ct,
Jpbil. 8. Bed, %, 1921 Gin Ctr.
lSte1a Rub, 21. 1515 Sobn Ctr,
lgiapmonb 6. SOnss, 21. Brand Din.
I Gbip.
lJIorence Q. Sspt. 1s. @eminsion %.
.JGbarles SoOpes, 3s, glmipoob.
lGuiiie priOemOre 18. Carthage.
]miliam Rod, 20. Dane Ctr.
lGua 2iitsns. 81. SGT Orient glps.
jSra 80 MlaIIaIsp. Is, 1861 ainsO
/ Gtrnbe.
laaura Rrumme, 20, 1921 Rpll alDs.
{gbmunb @rap, Ss, 426 M9ilton ct.
laatberine GIpun. %. 1926 Spmmss
SStroBe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
Yrieiterernennmnaen.

@rSbiibcf Moeaer bat eeitern Die
ioIgenben 9rielterernenniugen be.
fannt segeben:
&ep. Soiepb &rnermnn, biSberiger
Silfsprieiter an Der ct. Ieter II. 81.
Banls airbe in 9teaoing miro 9fef-
tor Der ct. 2iopigs @emeinOe in
Rprtb Stor, Ohio; 9iep. George 8ieb.
ring eebt als StIfsprieiter an Die 81,
Heter uno Ct. &anIs gemeinbe tn
&eaoine; Hep. Sobn @urfe, bisber
SiIfsprieiter an Der St, WeartinS
Stride in @rotpn GonltD, tpirb 0ief-
tor Der ct. @lnrp's airhe in Stqs-
boro; &eu. Salprerce Wluper gebt
aIs Silfsprieiter an bic ct. waartinS
Stride In 9roipn Gouiitp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28

SeIbitrebcno pirh es aaerbano gr.
triidungeu in fliiiiiger uno letter
Sortn geben iuto 81 Dem 2estereu &C.
boreh Die beriibnten 8utterbrobe. Die
.9ia4 Ietri aniertigt, ioIpie bic niht
nrinber beriibmteu 9rattpiirite pom
Serrn s. sIbam SAntibt. Son oen
Gamen piro pprauseeiest, bob Tie
reifqefiiIlte aorhe nit aIlerbano Se-
derbiiien mitbringen.
@sbergers anpelle piro ben gan.
sen Gag iiber fp,l5ertieren lmb ain
@admittag iogpie am 9lbeno Diro
flott getan;t. Tos arrangements
fonrmittee beitebt aus ben Serren
SSobn 3. Goean, GrnIt Don 9argen.
SamcS u. )ieIllp unb Mel. &. @ieit.
9tutiirIid) miro AUDI Der @raIteo 9fu-
Ter Charles Urban sur SteIie iein
uno nod Dem Medten ieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28

SIR oas am Snmftng gsadmitfao
Itnttiinbenoe Aon5ert Der Gsbarger'.
id)eH aopeae I'm @urnet Moobs Bari
fat ssapellmeiiter G5arIes gsberger
has tcIgefoe Rrograurm 5,,iaHuuen.
geiteIt;
aQarI@ sameriean slepubIie1.
. ghiele
pupertlrs 81 ,Drpbsus in Der lintrr.
nett .0fieHbudl
gSaIser sseiinTtIerIebsu~ .'strauE,
VotppurH aus sxbe giHf aaop-. /.
Garpl
Rrlifitiide aus .Ebe G,peusrs Of
the @sjtrru @orIb .Souia
noruetIolo (ausgspdblt,)
GarIBdIiA
4 aNnnomereiraNa@ .Serbert
Cupertire su ~aei&te seobaHEies. /.
sls @uppe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
9ienie Der GIs.

9ns jdbrlibe 9icnic Der Gincin.
nati 9ogc SO. 8 oes Srbeus Der
Glfs iinoet am Sanitag bon neui
llbr Morgens on, i'm Sarpeit Some,
in @eInncoo itatt unb bas init ben
ARRANGEMENTS betraitte Gommittee
bot nihtS ilneetbam geluiieu ium ben
wsitgiieoern iino ibren JanliIien se-
nIbreihe GtunbeH Sii bereiten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
gterbliAfeitsberi6t.

Senrp @laier. So, Seffsrion 5otsl,
gtierenleiben.
2ouiia grbmann. 70, 1926 Woob'
Lamb 2lpe.. 6erSleiben.
Saipeiter Spacinth (GulIipan) rs,
Mi. ct. sSpIeph. 2unsenent5iinouns.
:. Oregon. 72, 2odlanb, o., 5sra'
leiben.
Sane Moonen, 81, 845 Sliper
Str, aunaenentsiinbuns.
cSobanna Wnlberbuif, IS. 1850
Dennis Strabe. Snqueit In Satpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
alHfruf gum sisbssspsrf.
geitrdaf fir bic Weriuunbeten, @itt'
,uen nub Maiien OeMtidlanbs
nuS Ceiterreidrllusarns.
eiebessaben iuerben i'm goIfsblatt
entgeaen geuommeu.

Dos bsutfGe Doll. bas felt faf
siHem balben Sabrbunbsrt trob fGtDe'
rer proDofation ben syrieben aufredl
erbalten bat. III pISbIid bon a!Isr
Gsiten unsegriffsu - bon mddtigsr
g,Slsern, bic bis Dsuti@fn baiIsu uni
iieibifH iinb auf ben beutIhen Mufa
ihipuna auf Deutidlunbs Wln6t unt
sJnbufris. Ri6t Dsutidlanb ipar
her Mnsreifer. obuobI cine Gituation
seidaffsn tDorbsn mar, bic es aipuns,
ben ariea su erildren unb als On.
srsifer ba5uitsben. es III abfurb on.
5unsbmsH. baB bas ittelIigents uno
rorbtr aIles erwdsenbe DsutfHlanb ss
dbfidtlit unb toIltiibn risfirsn mir.
re, bic bart eriporbsnsn syriidts fsinsr
kodenttpidelten 3iDiIiiation unb ieis
nsr mddhsen Snouitrie lsi4titnnis
aufs Spiel au isbsn.
3eutidldnb fdmpft fir feline
Ssimatb. DeutfGlanb i6mpft fiir
feline Greibeit. Deutfdlanb tampft
fir feline 3ipilifation unb griitsns.
Rur bag b59Fs geisb Der Selbiisrs
EaIiuna bat Deuifblanb bas Sauert
In bic 5anb aebriidt.
Sin bisier fir bas heutfae @nters
lamb 10 fdjiperen 3sit miiHsn ale,
bic beutihss Hlut in ibren glbern bai
ben. Osuii9lanb einia sur Settle iie.
tsu, unb I'm 9fnftlub an ben Mufruf
Hs Dtutfh : Mmsriiantldsn glatio.
nalbunbss bat bas .WoIfsbIatt" es
unterHommen, cine @ammluna 5ur
9inberuna Der arisssleiben uno
Sdmsrasn su psrunIiaitsn. Die se.
iammsItsn Oetbsr ipsrben bemDsutftb.
slmeriloniiHen giationaIbuub sur
@erfiisuna seiisllt unb bon bieiem i'm
Dienite bsr Msnidlidtsit pernsnbst
'usrben, tbeils fiir bas Rotbe areua.t
ibeils fit bic Wittipsn unb @aiienI
rnb aur ainberuna bss Rotbftanbss.
IN aIls uufsre 2sier unb s5reunbs.
ia, an gIe, benen btutfne Sosnle,
teuiide aiidtisteit unb beutIds|
,auItur Iisb uub iprth finb, ridtsn]
MIR bic brinsenbe Bite, nad ardften|
su bieIsm ebIen 3psds beisuitsuern
mir ipoIlsn uub miiGtn Deutldds
lamb in bisier Gtunbs Der gsfabr ssi-|
gen. oab audi hier in biefem frsieu|
aanbt bie GSbne unb syreunbs
SeutfdIanbs bsreit iinb, ibrs pflidt|
unb G&uIbiaseit au tbuu. als Duut|
fir be i'm Waterlanbs ssuoHene Gr.l
sisbuna. ale Oanf fiir beutidbs Sbeals|
nnb btutide auItur unb ala Oanl
fiir bic Derbienjte, bic ii4 Die Dsut,
id<u fit bic sSreibeit unb llnabban,
aisseit Der Wsrsinisten Gtaatsu, fir
ibreH lpirtbI6afiIi6sn unb tuItureIIsn|
gluifdpuna erpOrben buben.
Die tsbren Morts bon 1913
Sob aab ih fiir Gifen,1
bic Die aofuna fir bic OpferpiIlis. |
isit unisrer Batter tparsn, ioIlien mi
bisisr S6idjpIsitunbt Deutihlanbs
pcl unb uana bic uniriasH lDerbsn.
liebsr bic einsslrufener gelSer
Ipirb In un5eren Spalttn iebsn Gpnns
lag guitiiyf iperbsn.
Gas Gineinuatisr 8OIis6Intt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
Oeb.rten.

Gbmunb unb Barbara Suots. 112(
Seft Strabs, anabe.
ssrant unb aranees @ebb, % Sii
9. Sir, Mdb6en.
Grnft unO anua peters, 2123 aotf
Strabs, &nabs.
@ueuit unb Martba 8unthoff
269 alptter 2lpe.. anabe.
6snrp unb 2OuiIa gaisaers. 2714
part 4De,, W2Gbhen.
Charles unb Wlillie Rau, 1888
2inn Ctr. Wdo6en.
gfidarb uno Roia RbObes, 413C
6amiItpu aoe,. M1bden
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28

Seute 0admittag 5lueites GpieI
Der Serie 5miifen oHeos" rno
.Gudfers" i'm bieiigen 9teblan6.6ielo
goreusiidtIi6 meroen 9lnies uno
@on5aIes uuier @eitiib beoieilen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
Gturs BON einer 2eifsr.

Gnrh einen Stur5 BON elmer Gel.
ter in benz SdiIIgetduoe, go. 26t9
wiIbert slDenue, sog fi& asitern oer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28

Sn 6em geltrigen GpieIe tiineicr.
ten GdIeiiberer Douglab uito San.
ger @on5ales ole aniere gntterie ge-
gen Einuip reip. Burns fir bic @eg.
ner. @ei6e Rlubs uadten je 6
Ireifer un6 3 Jebler; IipombleD
ipar infer better SdIdger nit 2 Tref-
fern; nu6 itnblen er unb Ser5os ie
cine Daie. wis gum I. @ange bat.
Ten beibc Meuner nur glieten seern-
tet. @rob iiderte aIsOnnn einen
oreibaiigen Grcffer nnb iulroe biird
sinen Jebler Der .QudterA Grabatb
beimgeianot. synl 8, @anee madteu
beioe alubs je 3 Sreffer, pas beiben
ie 2 2dufe einbradte. Douglas
iailbte 8 2itftfihIer 5ur @anf gegen
2 unb ipnroen BON beioen Gdleu.
berern je 2 sSreip1iie sur /. 9aic
DeriGenft. gus GhieOsribter fun.
gierten Snrt uno HieIer.
Die geitrigen Q pieIe:
Cincinnati 00000OfO2-3
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Rew gorf ..OO400t02 8
Chicago 101000000- 2
Bolton OO10l000OO .
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-22

grounds for It is one Of the prettieRt
public buildings in upper South Car
olina.
The reception Of Thursday was
held in the beautiful parlors OF the
main building. which were partlcu-
larly attractive with ferns and palms
gracefully arranged everywhere.
In the receiving line were tho oai-
GERS of the association, with their
guests OF honor and some OF the
trustees and their wives. The off,
GERS are: Mrs. j. o. Wil!lite, prcsi-
dent; Mrs. Ernest Cochran, first
vice president; Mrs. John Hubbard,
second vice president; Miss Helen
Burriss, treasurer: Miss Bessie Ma
jor, secretary. The honor guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Kinard. Misses
Sara Stranathan, Felicia Murray,
Florence Mattox, Helen Smith. Mary
Ramseur, Mary Abbott, Hazel Al
ward, Nellie Smith, Robbie Wakefield,
Kate, Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Goode, Mrs. Johnst cle, DR.. Olga
Pruitt, Mr.. C. M. Faithful, Mr.. J. H.
Williams. Others In the receiving
line were Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Martin.
DR.. w. II. Frazier, Col. j. N. Brown.
MSs. II II. Watkins. Mrs. Prue Clink-
scales, Mrs. A. l.. Smethers and the
seniors Of the. college. Misses Esth-
ar end Bessie Lawrence. Hettie Jack
SON, Margaret Clinkscale5 and Una
Pettigrew.
Delightful music during the after
noon was furnished by Mrs. w. B.
Steele. Miss Rhoda Vsndiver and
Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. J. B. Town
Eend aud Miss Margaret Evans met
the guests ut the door. while others
who with Mrs. Rufus FAINT as chair
and & looking after the guests
diver. p. A.. Henry, w. H. Frazier.
Mamie Brown, Louis Horton, Har-
lesion Barton. j. w. Quattlebaum, c.
8. Minor D. A. Ledbetter, Leon Rice.
J. II. Godfrey. George Evans, j. w.
von Hasseln, G. r. Bolt.
In the dining room where de/hty
fefreshments were served the follow
ing iaaies sarved. with Mrs. J.. p.
sullivan as chairman. Mrs. G. B.
Earle. Mrs. Eugene watkins, Mrs. c.
r. Sullivan. Misses Helen Patrick.
sseea.s.t.. vandtrar, Annie Chapman,
Louise Lgon, Lucille Bnrrlss and
Mrs. r. w. Tribble.
Hundreds 80 ladies erA gentlemen
came and went during the afternoon
and the occasion waB marked by its
cerdiality and informality. every one
feeling o deeper interest and pride
in Anderson College and the splendid
work being done there for the young
women. not only OF Cur community,
but OF our Southland.
4 A Delightful Party.
Another delightful party, that was
the source CT great pleasure to the
little folks was the party given on
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-22
Constipation a
Penalty Of Age

Nothing is sc essential to health
In advancing age as keeping the
bowels open. 1t makes one feel
younger and fresher and forestalls
colds. piles. fevers, and other de
pendent Ills.
Cathartics and purgatives are
violent =ad drastic in action and
should be avoided. A mild, effective
laxative-tonic, recommended by
physicians and thousands who have
used 1t. is the combination of cim-
pie herbs with pepsin sold by drug
gists everywhere under the name
OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsfn. The
prio Is fifty cents and one dollar
boz e. For a free trial bottle
write % DR.. w. B.. Caldwell, 451
. Warrington St., Monticello, Ill.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-22

ly related to the Earles. S,oans. Max:
wells and Seaborns and others OF the
old families that first settled at PEN
dleton, this county. Her father, the
late Edwards B. Murray. was distin-
guiShed member Of the Anderson bar
and was for years member Of the
legislature and also of the State gen
ate. Mr.. PIsed is a prominent bust
ness man of his home State and Is
member of prominent family, Their
wedding will be an event of interest
here and throughout the State where
Miss Murray is so well known.
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Friday evening by Master Richard
I-aughlln in honor OF his 18th birth
day. From $3.50 to $3.50 about As
little people gathered at his home
on Greenville street and spent the
time playing games. The young host
was assisted in receiving his guests
by his sister. little Miss Avery Laugh
lin. while Masters Ernest Cochran,
William Martin and Dan Ledbetter
assisted him in entertaining his
guests. During the evening dainty
refreshments were served by Misses
Ella. Avery, Kate Crayton and Lena
|Clinkscales.
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The fifst meeting OK the EIoinanfaf3
union was keld on Friday afsernooa
In tbs Sunday sbiefC1 fo1in 0gs St
Joints Methodist eilttEeA salla the fol-
lowing oflicers have been elected and
hope 20 make thia union ak great BEN
EN- to the Sunday school fenehers d
this city. Pre- aent, nfss. j. ~.
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friends at Mr. Gray's new residence
In the country.
Quite an assortment of nice and
useful presents were received. The
groom's gift being diamond neck
lace.
Those attending from Anderson
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Norris. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Masters. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gray and sister, Mrs. r. p. Clink-
scales and Miss Laura. Mr.. Oscar
and Miss Ola Moore, Mrs. Della Will
son and Miss Lois Garrison; from
LQwndesville: Mr.. ]. T. Brown ard
family. Mrs. e. G. Mechine; from
Eva: Mrs. Jane Belcher, Messrs.
Wardin and George Belcher. lfr. and
Mrs. w. T. McGee. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Ligon and Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Hood
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Children,s 1hnsll ,sgAEin4.

The chtldreIl o. Sc. Johns Metbq-
dist Sunday school ars asked to
bring their thank clfsFtng TO Sun-
day school WITH them this morninE.
This Saoney will 30 nssS 70 bnys pres
ents and other things Tor d Christ-
rias box for s6hie liltI8 children.
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With 4 lse Church os1sess.
sFhons e.,

Spsake; vice presldssrt. Ma I.oftis
Estes: Hupe7inte os ths cxadis
roll Mrs.. z. b, siLtns; supSfsnteh.
dent ps abe junior dspaf1ns MrS.
g. 9. q Heard & secretary. MEA Snh5us
CshTsstiaR EfoSslh Clah.
Ths ChfiHtfan Gfowkh cub, COM
posed Of GIRLS from 12 to 1S years 81 |,
net On Friday AkseEno0ti ct Il u'c16ek
The president II hssss <saEFla aEopre
With Ni8s Heles ansfin sacrefnfFt;
Misa Caro- Geer. tfeHsarer@ Miss OSs
srrir1ESs Hianisk. and Miss Esiean6r
gargsat. assistant piani1t. Gut of 4
fssfaberEAtD or lesb than co. Al worl
kContinued on Nsxt Par y $ 81
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yhzfs. Robert Rjassell of Clinton ia
at the Andersen County hospital.
HSr friends hope sne win soon lie
qtite well again.
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MiSs Carrie Fretwell has gone to
HGneA Path to spend the weekend
s)ilh- -frisnds. 80
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Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Muldrow and
children have gone to Mayesviile tc
viktts relatives.
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Whaftoia-Graty.

A beautiful wedding was soiemniz-
ed at the home OF the Whartons, near
Iva, Thursday at noon when Mr..
Charlie Gray and Miss Annie Whar-
ton wera united In the holy bonds OF
natrimony. &
MIS-. A. B. Wharton welcomed the
guests as they arrived.
Promptly at ,a12 O'clock to the
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march rendered by Mrs. e. w. Mas
ters. the bridal party entered. First
Mr.. Keys Bowman then Miss Iva
Bowman, nephew and neice of. the
bride. Then came the bride with
her maid OF Homer, MISC Lizzie White,
OF Ninety Six, proceeded by the little
flower girl, Alice Mechine, OF
Lowndeville. They were met O.. the
altar by the groom with his best
man. Mr- John Gray, In the. presence
Of immediate relatives and O few
friends Rev. 8. j. Hood OF Iva per-
formed o very inlnfessise ceremony.
immediately after, Sfthe ceremony
the guests were ushered into the din
Ing room by Mrs. y. w. Wharton,
where an elegant dinner was served
by Mesdames Bowman, Mechfne,
Clinkacales and Watt, assisted by
Misses Matte and Varfna CiinixscaIes.
Souvenirs Of the occasion were little
silver bells, tied With pink ribbon.
These were pinned on by little Edna
McGee and Virginia Iigon of iva.
The bridesmaids were beautifully
dressed In white With deep pink Cir
dies. carrying bouquets OF pink ehry-
santhemnrns.
The bride was becominely attirad
In her going away suit OF Copenhagen
blue with hat TO featch. carrying as
her bouquet w lie chrysantheInums.
Amid q shower Of rice the bride
and groom spsi away, 20, Anderson.
where they win ko TO Atlanta for o
few days to visit relatives. & after
which they viii be ut homo to their
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l5aA7gb Eubank Taylor left yesterday
9sr hehiand. Ga, to visit her broth
ef,sMr. r. r. Taylor.
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lEorgan.snlitIl.


A pretty home wedding was that Of
Miss Pearl Morgan and MIR. James
Smith of Meals, Creek section, which
took place yesterday afternoon at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Henry McFall,
few miles senth ef tie city.
The house had been beautifully and
tastefully decorated for the accession.
Mrs. Swilling McE'all met; the guests
at the door and carried them into the
pretty parlor to await the coming OF
the bride. . s s.
TO the sweet strains OF Men,
delssohn's wedding march played by
Mrs. q. w. Chambers, the Bridal party
entered and the marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr. Hoitt Of
Easley. The bride was attended by
two little maids, Misses Sara and
Caroline McFeli. The bride wore q
beautiful suit Of dark iS5sae ci1armeuse
and carried 8 lovely shower bouquet.
In the dining room a delicious
sweet course was served By Miss
Mary Acl1er assisted by Misses Laurie
Smethers, Lydia McCuliy, Sara and
Caroline McltaIi, while Mrs. Will NC
Carley poured coffee.