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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
SEVERE: PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. ,hapaell, Of Five Years
Standing, Relieved By Cardui.

Mt. Airy. N. C.-Mrs. Sarai, M. Chap
pell OF this town, says: Il suffered for
five years with womaniy troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more'than any one could tell.
tried most every kind Of medicine,
but none dId'ne any good.
read one day about Cardui, tlle wo-
mans tonic. and | decided TO try II.
had not, taken but about six bottles until
was almost cured. II did me more
good tiiap all fl1c other medicines had
Tried, put together.
My friehds began asking me why I
looked SO well, and | told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it,"
DO you; lady reader, suffer from any
OF The ailments due TO womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplessnesS, and that evcrlastingy tired
feeling2i ,,li
Ifso, let us urge you to give Cardui a
trial. FWelfeel confident it will help you,
Just as It has million other women in
The past hall century.
Begifi taxing Cardui to-day. You
won'treBfctit: All druggists.
write fs:,, Chattanooga Medicine Co., LADIES'
Nfrisofy Dgt1.. Chattanooga. Tonn. for SjS.iIi
LhsD SsTfD~s on your cAso and 65.pa2o book, "Homo
I9taipieni tor wnmen." In plain Wrapper. NC. l24
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MYSTERY SOLVED.
San Antonio Doctor Positively Identi.
", g> ffeS Dead. Woman. s-.fa,;

Galveston, Tex. July 24.7Dr.. Maria
Shaefer OF Austin, today in ::sworn
statement fdentihed the body Of the
woman found on. the beach front here
Tuesday morning; with q bullet hole
through her head as that. OF, Miss Ell
>yira DAVIS, of San: Antonio, private sec
retary to a wealthy resident OF San
Antonio.
DR.. Schaefer declared that she had
received a letter from the young wo-
man telling OF her despondency be-.
cause Of i'll health. At the time Miss
Davis was enroute from San Antonio
to Galveston. $ ss,ya:.E8 es5;.fE9
~ Justice Of the Pence Harris. before
whom an inquest was held directed
that verdict ba returned .of .''deafh
from gunshot wound caused by pair
ties Unknown. Mr.. Harris secuted
! the theory Tint theayohng woman had
committed suicide! III,
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CARPENTER FELL;
DEATH. FOLLOWED
B. M. Palmer Suffered Injuries
Wednesday Afternoon From
Which He Died Friday

B. M. Palmer, a well known citizen
OF the Zion section Of Anderson coun-
ty. died at the Anderson hospital last
night Mt 8 o'clock. t
For aome time Mr.. Palmer had been
engaging In contracting In lumber
and house building and has erected
number OF houses In Anderson, He
wns at work on house In the Brogon
mill vicinity last Wednesday after
noon when he fell from the scaffold.
his hack ssriking 8 joist. Onc OF his
kidneys was ruptured and the physic-
ians saw at once that his condition
was serious. He continued to sink
and last night about 8 o'clock he was
taken to the hospital but before any
thing could be demo for him he died.
the end coming within ono hour nfter
he had been placed In tho hospital.
Mr.. Palmer was 47 years old and
wns said to be an honest and upright
man. .. St
No. funeral arrangements had been
announced last night.
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CHARLESTON WILL THE BE A
A SHIPPING POINT FOR
FOREIGN TRADE
P r E S. HARRISON
Sanctions the Move aid is Favor.
ably Impressed by the Advan-
tage. Offered
(Dy Associated Press}


Washington. July PA. p. Thorn
general .coflnsel for the Southern rail
way. announced today that full ar
rangements have been made by that
road to construct a coal pier at Char
lesion, and afford the mines on its
tracks an opportunity 10 tranship coal
at Charleston and enter into the ex-
port coal trade,
The Southern railway has acquired
1000 feet OF water front in the Mag
nolia cemetery site and will immedi-
ately begin work OH the construction
Of first unit OF coal pier. Daniel
Wentz and other coal operatives In
the Virginia field attending the inves-
tigatiOn the senate Is conducting OF
coal rates to the Southeastern Allan
tic ports say they expect to avail
themselves Of this new outlet for their
coal.
Il cannot eay Just when tho pier
will be ready Cor COAL" said Mr.. Thorn.
However, the money for the develop
mcnt has been arranged for and the
company Will proceed with the work
as rapidly as possible. II intends to
afford every facility to the coal pro-
ducers along It's -varic':; lines"
AS to whether the Ii, u pier would
be open to coal hauled to Charleston
on railways other than the Southern,
MT. Thoms said he was not fully ad-
viscd. but he felt sure the Southern
would offer operators on other rail-
ways an outlet for their product.
The rate from Black Mountain and
adjoining Virginia fields to Charleston
is $1.40 for, export coal, the same as
charged to, Norfolk and other ports
north of Norfolk but the lack OF faci-
lities for tranRlipping coal at Charles
ton have made the rate practically
useless. Il Ola. tr.i
Mr. Thorn! said former President
Finley was always much impressed by
the claim of Charleston that 1t ahould
have an opportunity to become coal
export port and he said that President
Fairfax Harrison was of the Same Opt
nion. ~" "j ,-.
Rufus A.>Ayres. representing the
Stonega Gq1 and Coke. Company, was
among the lawyers who cross examin-
ed nulancyc today. In repsonse to
questions asked, by Mr.. Ayres, Dlnaey
explained HIS former connection with
the Virginia, Irnn. Goal aid Coks Coy:,-
pany. He. said hayo-gapized the COM
pany and was active In it's, manage
.ment until he realized that the direc-
tors were determined to wreck J.. it:
Grant B. ScEiey, Henrs. X. .McHarg.
and E. ]. Berwind, were named by
Mr.. Dulaney as the three men respon-
sible for "Wtacking the company" To
freeze out small Stockholders 100000
of. the compahy,s,, funds was Temporal:
rfly. Withheld; the witness said, and the
company was thrown into the hands
OF receivers. ''f
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TREATIES SUBMITTED
President Would Like Same Ratified
J BEFORE Congress-. Adfourns. =,

Washington. July 34.--President
Wilson sent to the senate today for
ratification Secretary Byran's new
peace treaties with, 20, nations provltI
ingr for Investigation of Disputes /. In
all cases where diplomacy. has fnited.
They, are 1.-The treaties the, president
wants ratified before congress adj
jourps.-. Whether they can DO pushed
through Is, considered doubtful, ais
The treaties ara with Salvador,
Guatemala, Panama, Honduras. Mica
ragua. the Netherlands, ..Bollyja, Per-
sia, Denmark, Switzerland, Costa
Rica, Dominican Republic. Venezuela,
Italy, Norway. Peru, Argentina; Brasil;
and Chile. Tho, thres latter were
signed today. Similar, cgiventions
with Great Britain and France have
not yet been signed
The, foreign reiations committee, Will
meet Wednesday. when Col. Roose-.
,yelt.s reQAest for ,the bearing on the:
Colombian treaty will be considered.
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MAY WITHDRAW NAME
Unless Warburg Makes Fight, Presl.
dent Mny Act.
(By Associated Press.) - NJ.

(By Associated Press.) >-5iI,,
Washington July 2i.--Whother
President Wilson and administration
leaders In tho senate VIII mako q fight
for tho confirmation OF Paul NJ. ,War-
burg as u membcr of tho federal re-
serve board was said tonight to de-
pend upon Mr.. .Warhurg's final. ,decis-
ion regarding his appearance before
tho scnate banklng committee. Unless
the banker within the next few days
reconslders his refusal to. be- question:
ed by the committed. it .is expected
that the president will, withdraw the
nomination and select anothor man
for the post. s y .,.5S .,5,7,,t "a 3SS,s IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
v RATEsAN9Es sHNRRAS0NARLE I
( y. ,ii as j;
Apples Shipped From .s Shenandoah
B YaiiSy Upheld By GeaHissioa. !
'(By AHsnciathd Spr.

El5S.iss 10y A66Oclateus EreB9) z. .Ssa -
i Wishing hgton. Jnly II xeslsSlsting
ttreight rates on apples from the shenI
aandoah. Valley and, the, eastern slope
ein' ass Nsw
5 thss intsrstate coimmesoa ;csc:nmIssiori
today, to be not unreasonable. In the
diminishing OF q 10int petition. oE ssrif-
ginia producers and New, York dealers
for REDUCTION sof rates and fsearati6a
the coramission xsa1a S this & general
rulings: ts ii ~ aiss,..,l ..s:s q /.
The fact; that Q: a:carrier has publishs
!. ed frates which contravehes4 s4he long
and-short rule without Auth0rity-
sthefefore Is NOT Of itself 8 suffl flcient
s basis for and award of teSay alton; I'M
the absence OF proof nt dklaSse to the
shipper. :. $. 2 {,
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Capital. pit q: City {. i
NeaUs. se... y
Especial t., &, fftsy yfbtsIliGcneer)

Especial to TEs tIhteiliscncer)
Columbia. July 34.-PatroImanA5. Fl:
Davis was orerpowered by two negro
prisoners early Friday morning on
Gregg street and his club and pistol
taken fruri HIM, He also was relieved
OF $50. 1t was. said taIs morning The
prisoners escapod,. taking the pistol
club aud money. Mr.. Davis received
painful injuries In attempting. to re-
tain cus,ody$ofi the prisoners. u
..;t:,4, fr--7--T--r., Z, ,.Is : s -
DR.. Jamcs9 H. McIntosh Was much
improved today, He hnd no statement
to make. iisa :'y, 4. -. ~ s..ti,--. L Z
49, :s,ssE --t-------. s..fti ~,
! The Parler land, company OF
'Greenville lraB flled notice oE% a de-
crease OF capital FROM Sl9o. 900; to $685.
600 with tho secretary Of; ;stnta. /.
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MIsAppROPRI....iON. CHARGED
Former General treasurer Of Mexico
Safd to Ha." i,one Away With
y lia q Sum. ~
(By As.:Ucinted Press)

Mexico ca, July 2i.--As tho re-
suit of the il. sestigation ordered; by
Provisional President Car5ajal into
the finances of the country during the
ndministrut On OF General Vlctoriuno
was issuca / today tor the arrest Of
Eugenio paredas. former genera
treasurer OF the republic. Paredaa Is
charged In the warrant with mlsap-
FrorriEti1g more than two million
pesos Of government money. He Ia
reported to be now at Puerto Moxlco.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
Severe Attack Of Coilc Cured.

E. q. Cross. who travels In Virginia
and other southern states. was taken
SUDDENLY and eevsreiy Ill with eoiie. At
the first store hG came to .the mar-
.eftant Recommended ChamhsTiainss
Collie, Cholera and, Diarrifoea Remedy.
Two doses Of II. cured him. Mo one
should leave home on q journey With
out ashottle of this preparation, For
sale By ali dealers.-Ativ.T - !: !.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
ADDITIONAL MEETINGS

At Which tho Candidates May Ad.
dress tho MIL People.
Mr. i. r. Holland, candidate for
probate Judge. has arranged some
supplementary meetings of candidates
for county Offices In order to give the
mill people chance to hear the can
didates. The dates will be as fol-
lows:
Pondleton Mill. Monday. july z7
s p. m.
Brogon and Anderson Mill. Tues
day, July %. p. M.
Gluck Mill. July 20. s n. m.
Bolton Mill, July 80. 8 p. M.
Pelzer Skating Rink. July 81. p
m ..l.. .--... 5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
FOUND GUILTY

90 O o o o 20 o O. o o o o
Asheville. N. c., July 24.-TAlex II.
Brooks. charged with killing Frank
B. Hugill last May. today was found
guilty hore Of murder In the second
degree. He will be sentenced to-
morrow. .
The jury took tho case Mt G o'clock
last night. The trial lasted -four days,
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Washington. July 24.--Decis-
ion as to what steps might be
taken by the United States to-
force the restoration OF peace
In Sar&o Domingo and Haiti
was postponed until next Tues-..s
day when President Wilson will
discuss the entire situation with
1hiS }ca kiAaf, 40 Y. I; alss.,, .tse,
o % o o o o o 0s.o. 90,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

j. T. Cam Of the Zion section wa
among the visitors to spend yestcrda.
in the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

John +. Hall. well kno%n plante
or Martin township, was in the cit,
yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
$ 5>f,1i s>faaoFFICERs KILLED.

Tere Shot, Thiio SScaFchink. Tor Con.
s,ai9' traband Liquor.
Tulsa. Okla, July 24,-Holmes Day.
idson. United States marshal for this
dstrIctinndtW William r.. Plank. deputy
Were shot and killed here today by
William BAKER, when they attempted
tof enter the latter's Y residence to
SEARCH It for. contraband LIQUOR
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F. c. Cary and ]. Gillerson. of Glen,
son College. spent part Of yesterday q
the city.
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=, +. ao,!& LEVER BILL.
40 Be Used in Regulating Transactions
so ra1,,fR Cotton Futures.

Washington. July 24.-senate and
House eonferees reached an agree
mont late last night g: :1ilis to- regu-
late ttahsaotions In futures" on cot
ton, exchanges. It was said the bill
wcaltle follow the lines Of the Lever
'n,easute (Which already has passed the
'honsoGa The bill will be in introduced
immediately as q substitute, for the
Leycrfrnaeasure and the Smith senate
. Tho Lever bill proposed a prohibi-
tive tGx upon dealings In cotton not
J sc9hfoS ~ oSmhing to government; standards.
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julie Earle. clerk at the Chiquola
hotel, and j. Il. Turner Of b. o. Evans
d Co, have returned from weeks
stay at the Isle of Palms.
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IHfIlIf ESCAPE TRIAL

~ - - = i6pefesssy Insane -
sttlRlsqqlikee, Wis. July 2t77-John
En SisamR'ea e ssssssi,
/. Oetobaf. 1919. probably never viii be
tried Tor the assault with intent to
kilHp1 1bdESb .tAl; C,.IButltus OF the mu-
;nfcfthltf court srGceiyeds'word from
i spgHsic sicsAngitin the criminally insane
5denaftmant OF tho atate prison at
Wadpn45 Schrank is aieadily grow
inag wofs6s from In mental standpolne.
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DESTRUCTIVE: FIRE. Is UNai'
50 '"snElfs GONTEOLt.sr.s s

fHH5E VVN1tftUlJE = n
Jasonvfites ikf.,iJuly, 24!L One,
man Is reported ikill6d andssev-
erai injured In an explosion
this afternooN 1when ndyramife
was hseds inlan. effort to- check
flames that threatened to.sweep
the entita business section OF
the city. All telephone. nd;tel-'
egraph wires are down. Tho
lire -appnf6ntlystsas under con-
trolSat six O'CLOCK tonight The
damage is estimet etedpsat t8400, Is
Z coo. .;,;.s;z : 8, y! ,iS; 81
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

j. Wharton. q Anrogressive planter
OF Route 8. was IN the city yesterday.
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Hsadaeha : md Nefivoasness Cured.
e 9Gllamberlnil's Tablets are entitled
tOA all the praise 4 can give, them:
writes MrG. Rfchard dip, Sponcerport,
n They haYe cured me OF head
ache and NERVOUSNESS and restored me
to- my normal health. For sale by ell
dealers, Kdvss I. :. f'' ]. 4, s n
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SIN. Orr Of Heardmont, Ga, one Of
thnt sections foretncst farmers. Is
spending q few dayEsin Anderson. He
FhaS the outdoor tan to'pIoyat tthst;he Is
farming. -, q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

]. M. burgess. of PlercetoWn wns in
the. city yesterday for q few hours.
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!STear HTovsr.iI

4. AdmirertN here did You get that
!. hoartrandine IS elon of q sick
sFeat Aas tSis M Wv i II y ny ~
hoy sa.5s he feels when ina. Swnntas t0
.get sds.s u gSMk u ,schoof Lie. & &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
HEAVY FIsE
A Brass Handle Theft Brings Fine OF
z 1926 90
(Ry Associatod Pressl

lhy Associated Press)
sDumfries, Scotland. .,,Ju1y 2A.ADayid
Graham Carmichael. n silk importe.
OF New York city. today pleaded guilty
before ,ttlea county court. Judge at Ayr
To- tho theft OK brass. handle from an
antique bureau, In Robert Burns cot
tage in; -Ayr;-, He was fined, SIZES. ,t;.
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DR.. ]. p. Glenn. n we'll known drug
gist of Liberty has been spending u
few days in the city. Dir. Glenn was
formerly connected with on, of tho
Evans stores In Anderson and haS. u
number OF friends here.
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| r, A. Mlilligan. OF Williamson. vas
among the visitors to spend yesterday
| in the city OH business. q
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Squire S. N. Browne of the Center:
willie section speat few hours In the
city yesterday.
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i 4, THOUSANDS
n ss'.s'jof..LOVERS

: r. t-f.'A JUN ,liSss, a.
Of homssi would be glad to own
their spWp; ,iilon1e il they thought
it was possible.
1t is said, and we can show YOU
that it, isymore economical to buy
your Hbne and pay for it by the
monthnthan to pay rent-see US
aboqta.ii q
!, ~ !. ~: West End.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE and
D 'iI:ss'ss'HIAvESTMENT CO.
E.. .R::sHorton, Z. S. Iorto1.,
Pres. v..Pres.
WaF. Marshall, Secy.
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Dan Douglas Of New York city spent
In the city with friends.
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3; 3; ssS 90 q :Si II I q B B S6s q B ) rs e
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c. c. Kay of Townvllle was in tn
city yesterday for few hours on bas
mess.
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Gus Mitchell, Of Garvin township
was among the visitors to spend yes
terday in Anderson.
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MAY INTERVENE

q. 8 o q . o 0 o o .
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W. H. Martin and DR.. ]. E. Allgood
we'll known citizens of Garyin town
ship spent yesterday In the city.
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MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Briggs are spend
Ing the weekend in Greenville. :;
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Miss Margaret Briggs has returned
to her home In Groenvllle after q visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Briggs.
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0 Q o 8 b . 8 3 o,oi0y'S 8 o d
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M. "A. Mahaffey,.a we'll known Chel-
dar citizen, was, Il the city yesterday
on business. He was a delegate to
tho farmers union.
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T. E. Watkins, of the Hopcwell sec
ton was in the city yesterday for a
few hours.
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Eugene Long. and son. Ray, of
Honea Path were In the city yester-
day. 2
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Joel Kay. of the Fork section was
in tine city yesterday OH business.
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TEN GTAHTED |,

q o aoS % Q % 8 o q q 9 8 o . 8 q J o o 8 q
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T.. Fl. BOYD and Edward Hamilton
of Seneca, were among those in tho
city yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. Archibald G. Lamont has as
her house guests her mother, Mrs.
Robert L. Smith, and her cousin,
Mis- Sarah Mcmillan, both Of Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Martha D. Stock. of sewick-
ley, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Henry S. Nc
Cune, of Broad Oaks.
F. G. Hawkins was here Tuesday
from Jane Lew.
Harvey Post, of Lost Creek, Wis
tied the city Tuesday,
William K. Kendrick, Of Morgan
town, is transacting business here.
=. NJ. Irelandn Is here from West
Union.
Charles Poe, of Parkersburg, is a
city business visitor.
Samuel L. Fox, of Davis, is bust
ness visitor here.
L. S. Croker was here from Wal
lace Tuesday looking after business
affairs.
r. A. Smith, of Beckley, is guest
at the Waldo.
w. c. Lippincott, of Redwood. Is
transacting business here,
w. H. Field, of Charleston, is here
on a brief business visit,
J. s. Greathouse is here from Wes-
ton.
Misses Esther ,o'Neill and Mary
IIeinsling of Altoona, Pa, and Miss
marguerite Pitzell, of Kittannipg, Pa.
are here from Pittsburg to visit Miss
lonia Smith They are Former school
mates of Miss Smith at Woman's Col
lege, Pittshurg.
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Social and Personal
surprise RiFthday Party.

A most enjoyable surprise birthday
party was given Mrs. Arthur Barren
recently at her home on Fowlers ave-
ute by her daughter, Mrs. Burl Slut
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Barren were out
calling and upon returning home
found quite number OF her friends
and neighhors there.
Music was the diversion of the
diversion or the evening A guessing
contest was held, Mrs. Ira Jolliffe be-
ing awarded the first prize and Mrs,
Minnie Lightner the BOBBY prize. Re
fresh.nents we're served at an ap.
pointed hour.
Mrs. Barren received q number Of
pretty end useful presents.
Those present were Mr.. and MFs.
William Lightner, Mr.. and Mrs. Burl
Stutler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Jollifte, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Alton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison cottriu. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Love,
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Pyatt, Mrs. VIII
McClelland. Albert Barren. Misses
Georgia Stltler, Airline Cottrill. Gar
net Long, ELLEN Alton, Mildred LOVE-,
Mia Gottrill, Robert Mct1lelland, Rich
ard Alton and Arnet Jolliffe.
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SAL EN-
,ssEelAL eeaaE.sonnrner,

SALEM, June 16-The summer
term of Salem College opened Mon
day with good attendance. This
summer school gives special atten-
ltion to instruction to teachers.
| Prof. Moses H. Van Horn has in
dicated his intention to sever his
connection with Salem College and
become the superintendent of the
Salsm public school, succeeding
Prof. G. w. Hogg, Jr.
A very interesting program was
rendered by the Baptist Sunday
school at its Children's Day service
Sunday. A large crowd was present
and the offering exceeded $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Sturm,
of Mineral, are visiting Mr.. Sturm's
brother and other relatives at Brls-
Etol.
The old and historic graveyard at
the Seventh Day Baptist church is
being thoroughly cleaned up. The
trees and shrubbery are being
pruned and the ground leveled with
a view OF putting 1t in a nice grass
sod. The move is being financed by
the ladies of the church.
The rumored shut down in the oil
fields is viewed with apprehension
and fear by many of the operators
and Workers. 1t is reported that the
production is to be curtailed and
new work stopped, and that the pipe
lines will decline to receive oil in the
near future.
The Bristol Gas Company is max
ing extensive extensions of its lines