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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-23
W. Y. U. GETS A
TEMPTING OFFER
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ASKS FOR FOOTBALL
GAME
To Be Played on Carolina Grounds in
Octobor-Oners Guarantee OF
S1,ooo-May Accept.

MoEGANTpWN. w Va. Jan. ga
NJ Nat is believed 20 be the largest GUAR
antee ever offered West Virginia team
was received here today when the Uni
NtfsitN ~ south Carolina offered West
cent or tue gate receipts Tor a football
game during October. The offer came as
3D. surprise tu the local authorities. and
because OF the fact that 10 is 20 tempt
ing II will no doubt be accepted
West virginia has four big games
already scheduled for foreign grounds
and The acceptance OF the South Carolina
unyr viii make the NTH. Tho game wIfn
south Carolina, n accepted. viii be
ILlLlI ulrInE .lAtn far week Ihern-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-23
FOR BIG
GAME TONIGHT
WESLEYAN COLLEGE oUINTErrE
WILL HAVE BATTLE nv
FAIRMONT.
with Fast y. NJ. {. A. Team of That
Flace-Rccord Breaking Crowd
Is Expected.


Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
BtCKHANNON. Jan 22.-Prcpara-
tons are being rapidly completed for the
nig game 10 Ice played here tonight with
alrmout y. VI. g.. A. iu the WESLEYAN
college gymnasium. Three hundred ad-
ditoual seats are being erected and when
these are Boo. the hali viii have "a scatins
capacity OF thousand. or more than
any other basket ball room In the state
The ncws that Fairmout viii have n lr,.-
cial train TO the game fs creating quite
a little settlement and WESLEYAN sun.
porter viii be on hands ln fun force
NdNlccs from Fuirmouf Indicate that a
larger crowd will be brought than tf
1913. and with this in Wow the Wesleytr
managemcnt has estimated the uuriI.r
that the hall viii seat and only tHfa
number " Ticket viii be- sold. The 81.
VIII De closed Thurrday night both a.
buckhgnuou and fairmput where "a slim
llar sale has been going ON.
The game viii not Doe called ti1 s-.
O'Clock on account OF late arrivals Do,
lne evening train. ?. b.. Davis Of Pitts
nurgh, who has for two wears worked 10.
an the games played bv Carnegie Tech
school ana the University Of Pittsburgh
mas been secured 20 referee the rnrS.
re II one OF the best officials fn mi.
section Of the country.
Much speculation is rife a. IN IT,
probahle lineup Of the WESLEYAN team,
secret Practice has been the order ,tf
week and changes az almost every posii
Won on the team have been rtiu1r.d
though no definite Information is obtair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-23
MkIIYy sI Sd551S
c e /
MATHEW$ON
THE GIANTS STAR PITCHER

which they threaten before they ever
open their gates. Also the moral cf-
feet OF Tinker and Knabe jumping Is
lost because smart Hig Leaguers real
lie that IL was the money put up and
not their faith In the league which hrst
enticed them. Now. if the money had
been put In a bank. but the fact con-
realed 80 that other players approach
"a would believe that these two wise
birds had Joined because they knew the
league was Co Doe a go. the new orgaui-
stars. As 10 is, / don't believe thew
are going 20 get very many unless they
=" far In excess Of the present major
ragne salaries In their offers and poe
the money. The ball players / have
heard talk declare that they would not
listen TO propositions unless the money
was deposited 90 their credit and the
luutractE had more than "a year 90 run.
They don't want TO give mp a sure thIul,
ior uiVver. and paper salaries viii
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W. Istlc. '""
The game between the Yankees ard
Cubs was similar Co the FIRST raw. ir
th1t Tie contest was more or less "a ONE
sided HuHlr d- the Yankees had fhe best
of me CUBS throughout the entire game.
which ended in victory for the Van
KEGS. TIE score was Yankees 81 and
cubs 90 The contest between the learife
teams o. proving quite interesting and
f.e members ~ Tho respective teanis A..
playing hard % win the pounaut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-23


They don't want TO give mp a SURE thing
tor n hivver. and paper salaries viii
buy little besides snow balls.
want to See Money.
I'd want Co see the money In the
hank III j was going 20 join the Fed
erals declared TesTeau the other day.
take a chance II he didn't"
hut. considering the money that the
must be bunch OF capital behind the
new league. AZ this writing. at least
100000 in cold cash must have been
disposed OF for players. leases on pax
sites. etc. According 20 the announce1
plans and raids. much more will ne
fpcnt H. does not seem az m the new
sinking al that money 90 the Iarkers.
wore not sure or It's going through. II
had been Tinker or one % the other
have had a lawyer 20 over the contract
with "a very fine tooth comb 90 make
sure there was mo- Joker in "a or loon
hole through which the bactsrs e9,,f.i
leak out in case OF disaster Tinker
DOUBTLESS di1 thls. az be- is pretty
j nave noe found any ono who has Soon
"a Federal League contract so there is
pro chauco OF SAYING how strong 90 Or
or what 90 promises.
.oyee, era var should BE- revised ani eF,
farf. DO always should have read .tIf
f" iaIr Don IptC. war. ord baseball"
INNN| ana INII. Chan. o
Ncr' f'c closest OF friends while both
rir r.. .Ho cubs. and even afterwards
whom Tinker took hold of tho Rolls aud
nance uI fhr Yankees recall % ecrfnr
if '.N.. rrtf was playing Iu Sew YORK
IIN'r HfLIn f.o |nw YORK hrcrI.
ins were winding up "a western trfv.
l.ft niH team fHr tNc last game
zoe trr Iie haF'erei Co. tho Polo
WIZ Nia OH side kick fHo two rarnafr.
IH f'tfI or tI| the evening They table
". owe. .nn.r managerial fruuIfra ana
''.h boo plenty tI Say It t.nt Time. ana
nrHtIt 'n extend t1 enrh other.
.I,r ine meeting between tho two.
Best Friend In world
rIr. Chance .H IIa HfHI friend q
hove Ir the world ffr rrtr ra fra
O.. fnrn fu become fnmous Ha a CUB. ana
H. stood Ur rrn through f.f.E nrr
YIN Ue 'llTn me on te baseball q
turning over the team f0r me tH take
Hii.' "' whenever Dol wac forced 90
." .HruH while leading tho I...
rf.H '.Ir.f IIrfrr I". I.T a. rHffen
.'' ..n. HHfI H.f .. .. e.Irr 70
good H-I..r .s .. f.f am.rfc.t
'." bog r'u. anI stolen Klre
""N FIJI. .fI.urfHrH II. af.r De-
Inf ...f colo mel .". r...r.
.'f '.."r rIHHErI .In one .eHr Hrr
.f rHasHaH ..f nr ..m Trr
HElr I.nwr.e- Joe
'..I ..r.f f.... Hr Ir Er.v.
rH1rr fellow. Hs Dob.
'... I...U.. .e Cow more
-vH s.a rfUaeIs hackers
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u. lineup Sf the s Ii. team I'm b. |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-23
Figure This Out Yourself!

Everyone knows that the merchant buys goods the market
ADDS on PROFIT for himself which called the or
This profit in the clothing business figured at about IS 1OO
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-14
b Ely SEilgfEN JlE
Bx sisotalEls EXP osE0E

Waxhaw, May 49, This town and
The eafrounding country even down.
into the edge OF siillis easter County.
Cs vas shaken up this uiorning BY
an explosion Of powder at the Howle
mine three miles north OF here. There
:lsaa g LOT of blasting powder and ay-
namite that was 50 old It would not
iginite witr regnlaRity. and 4he Gore.
men we're afraid to use 1t IN The
shafte Some OF tile younger mon
wanted to- have goHis ftiH.i sTlsy took
ftlis old stuff and mixed about 10
pounds OF good. new axplosiyes with
Il and Get etf the whole thing: .t.:.
1T made d terrific esplosion and
shook all the building nc
etiirie and some Of the wooden builds
ings In toRn here Tie noise sgas
heard as far as II miles and, several
Sphone Inquiries came In, Sach. care
had been taken 70 set the charge ready
that no damage was done, save the
surprise ~
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lflIItaIit Suits Tons fJoV5 Aifsr 81 lIls 3
sI5O0G EXDRFIEaCEsg - iiiiI5..=, -


london May otwfE EhstaGding
that mi taIlt snfrfa ettes seldom serve
sllore than 8 few; days OF their sent
sA.i eb before being re ased as u tIt
6e $isnng ger ana first the offtI-
IctAts OF the Hone Once are thoruugIliy
Esatiafied with the working OF the scat
az A5olsel act This was yaesf aea 10
With these hun ser stffkers anu
IuiIder Jts prisoners e6Hl be released
|tHnpoTarily but III the end must serve
thalf full term of imp E11ea
Almost every sufsrag getfe who gceg
10 prison goes on ltlld ger 4 tfsfe and
spec Lly rel eas 81 IA Es efiit'
s1lsns IS determined that the women
Hiiail not viii eyl1lfs satIIy tlirog one
pg sthAi d unIbe 81 IEiyffg IN &
4ijoIl ssIef re Il as ID ie prison doctor,
not fees hi ist a - = 4 f1tfs
| der aiS ateHticns from food aild drink
he ord her rel ease and she reEaafns
ont until she again sh1Ws signs or
rssrning her gitatiosl.s According to
db Ii1t rssdnfe their activity Tiiex
Slthar leave the country or Settle down
nnietlys Ia whicl. case tilex arls
/ Inplsgted n q .s ] "a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-14
BELTON SCH rs
CLOS III OfIGHT
Ggadusling Exeteisss WIN Be
Had IN the sehool AnditOtium
Ihursday Eveaing

f,eltoh. May fS. School closes
Thursday with the graduating exer-
cises Thursday evening which Will be
held sn tho school aedithritiIil!, The
teacher. viii all leave for their homes
Friday and Bolton will feel very much
deserted. Their bright faces and
clieary Emiles have added q great deal
to Be.ton's sneiety for The past nine
months and since there are so many
teachers not coming back again, It
makes IL doubIy hard TO aay goodbye
to them. 81 s, { X.
They haYo all done good, honest
work and the whole town appreciates
the fact anG their heartfest thanks and
sincerely good wishes 30 with them.
May their future fields be fruitful and
may they always succeed as well as
they haye dome here Without the
many obstacles to OVERCOME that they
,laTS found IN Bslss65i - y e. Z.
The fourth grade oT the down-
toataaA EEehacl bad e pleas aastsay az
ternoo1 I'm Mr. T. ftico,s pasture anil
the first Erado had one on the. same
grounds Wednesday 6ftHrnoon. The
ffth and newt grades alsa pichicked at
the sRiie place Friday moriinE.
These outings were ali thofoughlv
eIitoyCll by the young folks.
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n
HE. vY /. 1 [: ssE:s
Store OF p! ISgEtsca S;uapsen
Burned vsiilo Is Instr.
anee Loss $s.Oo0

DR.. g. II Burton and pf. j. d. wat
son. who. were in the eisy syeatsrasy
iattendipg court, roughf news Of tho
burning on Tuesday night Of the store
of Mr., ~. Thompson Sinlpsol AZ Isa
The store was Cipged as ever tl5dy
IN the town had gone 20 q school en-
tertsinmerit. u appears that Mr..
Simpsons son, cIetkipg ii the store,
had turned the @tck TOD lbR 81 lie
H5ii5 sWiiji gfng lamp IN the front of II tic
store; ahd an expulsion resulted. Tiie
store and contents lt were destFoSed.
without a cent OF insufAnce. Tue
lstock was worth about 1000, and
the building about 80 90. y &
Mf. S" II. McAdams, vito was In the
city yesterday stated that. there we're
many valuable papers destroyed iin
the fire and that the lose would be
sideshbly Heavier than She above
figures. There wis neatly Si00 81
cash besides q ut OF sltsfl0 notes and
mortgages and the Yii6Ie loas would
be more thar Sc, 6,095.
Mrf Simpson taHss nfs loss pltf0-
CophicaIIy and II. at once pref parfh& 4 10
rebuild MIR. McAdams says tliist the
fire Was very bad, ft CAME near being
serious, for II tie wind Had been blow
Ing ia hts direction II would have cars
rled the fIss TO his home close to the
5ttFc, II ~ - So
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-14

f5.I4t-
THE EedcrIif Esek,sae III 6seisig 10 u. s.
me gspt7Fts I;
Cincinnati, May The appeal .of
the GhicaKp Federal que club from
kHe IAilllter decision OF United States
.IildGs Sessions at Grand Rapids was.
|filed aefe today la the United States
eiTclkft court of appeaIB IS
Ia finn I.nia fe.1ll. AIS. lktll.s--
signed q contract to play as catcher
for the Fedefsl league and wlfs to
|gsl4eiye &, per scar for tho
X y X, SSsSfl
of IS y. s. When. lie refused To nlaS
VITA tlle FederR suit to enjoin hffn
from playing Ni tit ase hes AssSaa..f M
iflfea t9n t1reAss u : s5,
legged
The petition asks that b temporary
Injunction be lssded tb prevent Kilt
fersfront playing WITH the Phiiadetphia
Nat tionaE lea que team and that this In
junction DO made perpetual, y, !
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|LO CIV ri
BEIN 4 ! Ash SCI SED ]:
Iihrorssns ss9 Rsfofe Railroad
tllAlEIIIasIUn IN s'UEuIuDIa
Thursday

MI. w w Sullivan. ., iFnisii of the
NtfarEp Eportation commit &c or The cham
Der Uf commerce, left Anderson Via
the Blue Ridge last syening for Co
iufnDia where Ire g0es 20 represent
the local shipperh and merchants af-
fillated With the chamber OF conn
n,sree; I.E.r. !ss4 Ct The lleaFIhg 70 pc held Ct
state freight sfiipmetit y Anderson
also is represented BY ID. A. Henning,
traffic manager of 3 chamber of
coniinerce.
Tho hearing Till occur first in the
hall of rcl,lSaent ives III the state.
hauge and later at the offices sof this
stats railroad cofnmfss ion.
anderson coat tsnda FOR eQu5I Atiofi
Of rates III aef trasie teFSilorys5 ssl2
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10 lCliA or
IIIis Fr0gassa q lIaIY.s ) ELs q sIIlss De-

IDS r0B BGs5b 20 Il Lly b d llsf Date
f0E East o.
May 10 dontib lon 6f q per-
petnsI inyRfih bic calendar and fixed
Interchangeable date for Easter are he-
ing fecnnine aided by the 4ntefna ti0nht.
ientiar C0mmission, which has been
char ed TO sttsayS the conditions reIat-
sises the tSsttfis i1Ild
ton of the divisions os time liie conn
mfselpa. which was created by tha IN Z
tefiiSs slonaI Association pf Acadenaas
~. s . SelerEllfe el VIII make q reDoEt
fii iits work at g meeting to DO held
III gerlin.
yelrioSss sfeaeons are given by adYo-
cHteH SpI the pTppOsed TeTdrm IN the
Calend b arss among the ltieunvenie nienees;
csnsea by the var iane OF f1aster alter
the Julian and regeE ian cnIendatsS
and otAer hoI days ~
Tho proposed reform in the calen-
dsir, no OtgsVer, Siepefl6s on the daaision
Of reis ions assl fhn.t les The lixiIsg of.
Isa5ter Is d ogiestion FOR the gov ern-z
lnant nf tha church ami IL can be eel y
$ sSsi ssess ziie
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| "aIax the Lady Yll,7r" 20 q new com
edy featuring Max Under.
IL Is quite awhile since we have seen
our friend SIS fginasrs hut he comes
tusus aGain la vehicle worthy OF his
ability and loaded with laughs.
Max rehnkes his young nephew for
falling "a his studies, and the boy de-
ccil4eess &c set ever. 'WYheas the oppe--
tanity presents itself the SoungsteR
pins a note on Alax's back.
.Tte message has a queer effect as
every woman, young and old, after
Feadlng It tries her best 10 kiss the
chsrming Max. For once the heart
breaker has had enough!
& Hefseeks safety, In flight But hay.
ing stolen their ileatSs Mas Is pursued
by the girls. sIo only halt when the
indy KILLER hufries into the house OF
Ills BweethnaFs Here the note on his
back saves Max the trouble and ems
9larrnssment of proposing, for his
iIan55uF pniieTes tho n0tt5 10 st's 3 tfTiS1 fTi5
OF Max's to cover bis bashtulness.
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|BETEIEE. Il IIs BO US
| HAD p A Wal. q | !. !. OVER


4 II u ~ i
II is not known whetli ier or not the
Bethellte High school team Of Spar
tansarg tan. ,.Is 9 @ haa haS long standing
the Anderson II fgh School but it eer-
fainly did seem so yesterday. The
home hopes iourneyed over 10 Sper-
tanbLrg Last mig conf dent that they
would rornp all over the RetheIite ag.
Igregation but II seems tllst some mis-
take WAS made In their calculations.
The BetheItte team shut out the AM
derson team By q score OF Z to o.
However, the lads were undaunted,
and they telegra aphed home last night
10 the effeet they would remain
In Spartanhnrg and play the Betheiite,
team tudey 10. Ms 1tiE of three iiIe
sAnderson team Won from the b. H :.
IS when the team came here some
tiIpe agc and 50 the score now stands
! 4 and The winner Of this after
Moons battla viii he the victor.
in Yesterdays game tt@ TACT that
tha Spaftanburg boys could and did
hit tie ball and the Afiderson boys
could not and did NOT duplicate this
Performance tells the tale OF how tile
locals lost.
n & 4 z H. ID.
EBethelfto (. !. i. Z. q. 10 q
IAndersoii $. 4. y. z. o 3 g
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QUTliIsRS ApTIsglsJ
some Oh the nepogts ~ Contention are
TnfenseIE lI.ferRstinR-

Nashville, May Reports tot tie
read before the convention this afser-
noon, but no action upon them was
taken The foreign nlisslon report
stated that % 0; 2 SIS 5 HRptisnis during tho
year just ended 4 ~ &. largest number
ever refprtel IN ono yea 81
n he report also 8 elluss ed tho 6 re eceipts
for the current year sa.s.sssted 20
$57s: AIS. .g7. or 81 Ia,0fiS moro taaiI last
year recet pts Only an ineb ptete
srapoft from he III lifI I1nB
Azesisss 49, a.s.i 70 ttf
OF the hoard Sfifg % Slie fact fiilst
many OF the M ionafies lsaYe been
forced Ia leave Il elds Pro
was reported JIiie of The SontheFp
IiexIc8a mis- slhefa hostititisa
were less Eeyt gi lla home silis ssicn
report was sus idered i nsisislialIy sssv7
The etiIia port OF spotiihli.a
aEiasionnfS zion WIS SD bs1aittad tos
faitshk IL g:c0tnlneIssls Is Yefnailsg
on the mi 1nars ira atlliHg SCI DOL ut
Eonisylll lie, VI Rfno NJ TING to $sGS 600
IN tile rE port It alao Is anIi0fincesl
that tha nflsan has raised 264 4 Is. .Ss
for ttie Jutsop CeEtenHial fesIlqrlas
oElght'a Is session OF The convention
was devoted largely to lli 8 aiiifuai aef-
mon which eielivofel bg nf.
sSSpFEe " 'ITfrItslnici OF III lIfalu1ds va.
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s.H0sIE epaLIss sIEEgll
Ecelebiased by lle sigsitis j 5l tsse ssSh
& Babtisf SC nhntel fFs n "a ~

Z
pEist q llllls egslaS !, X;
Bsetofl sit1y e 8dies, lse-
ionaFy Society 'lEst ltistl
ishlinchl aeid IN eir reellla Iioath
! neeslnB y y the church ssednestiAy al.
teSn9orl hey call sssI elIis The e olJie
FComtpg Meeting an thet ptoi I'M
stts ~ " tssks or y sslie
tolstl. ~ selling
and all who so oftnna aa 10
be present OK eesed thef1sa Ives B
2 neing charm esaals salais
sfA tseer Ire5td lent OF The Societ8 and
the pyogfain eollir a!s sell Shs all
those tg \ q tool part go-s them
SO mlle p le1E9lre ns well Is ben e7lty
tinE them so cli:s foIs
low FL II u X q
Subject New .palsia,9 i / !. sTetsse
tieer7- IiobreWp II 10. s S. .;s
IS .Es. -a7.ss ia I,oaisisIa Mrs.
W. Bowels s &
eadtng OF Minutes bS llft
Alfseg w =. Buns, ,1s
l Tres aslsre crted apFh tlert
met 81
Short talh by Mrs: illcsI sts il;aef,
stnef f4iHSts qkeslqaflte Oh the al - tunaFy
istieitit ~ In Beiton in IS 81. the Eear the
society W2s organic cd 3 f'ii II K seils
PthOFongIsIy enjoyed by every one, 4
Falk by Ears. a, !, II Cam I'll about
& IA ffi
lSSys97T} who was III aud could Ilht be
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s0UTHERN .IERTlI0DIsTe I.
Des Nat to CI fa;He
&c ri Air q Seef

Ot dA4tlrS SOAyGt u .Ssss.srs
lklahoIlla City. % 0kla May III -
Eiaiss for lis or three u
c6pal dfstr cts, on Tor Iatifl- Ahiefi9
can countries and Africa. another fof
Mexico ana CIYa ana the oti d. f6E
tlie4 fhr East iieid ding Jtspatl ind
Ghihas to provide q closer snpsrifIa
tea fiency of foEeign mission tieid db sssd
q nrOpcsaI TOR the retfremenk Of Z. niahs
OPS &c any a se and for any reaS0
deelfea stifiioient by tlie genera con-
tfereRk e.ss were presented TO-DAY 90 the
GENERAL s,;s ssilssss
E;aiseopaI Church, ~ session here e
Inc cUnIerenEe EudAyJ aiH0 gIEpoSe1
Iof the pf0no5ai 10 eIifnliilsfe the
lShrage Holy Ca ,,iofie % fsstti1
itlia apostlss cF>, d declining by d
vote az 100 to = to make afly chang.
es sr siie ding of the creed. IL he'd
bbeen sstgg SIZED Ity tie commit tee an
kreuishls that the words eiitrc 81
tsntis ~ styl,ssi itsites fss sEsa ssuiisSss
Catholic Chprc =. I,ss vote ents
ca q n,asorlty 6f both lay afIlI ciesicst
ideIegates s'5
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WfNTHRl C0IaIRGK
Tntlfatlons Is Cor - eislnifisi

Limitations % EogltleHc cenfef ExsfE
y 3 .6lses Received Here.
The Inteiligencer ack ges
Win IaAnE E5 Jile receipt ui IN iIIFiTSI4
.tiofz to- attend ehcernent exsr-
discs inthfoD College, Eiay 33fEtz
June End inclusive In the list of
the graduating class are the ID e4
of half score OF splendid ouag
women from Anderson count here
are 90 graduates iii the literary
GLASSES and i'm other dspa artnents.
The commGne cent pro- gram Is al fois
lows: b. &; 3
SEndRys Hay Be is "a;
HOO A M, Sermon p! 4Ibefore u: Nv e.
ss.,-.,-7ysrT-T -1-lzr--tr
the Lutheran Eyange Heal olIREciI pf
the Redeemes, Atlanta ca.
$500 p, M, Raccalaureates Sermon,
Rev, Richard Williamson, D. D.. Louis
H0Hats7. anRb i.
& 1900 a. M insp sctfon OF Bulk tnEs
and Departments. ~
200, d. M. Glass Day Exercises.
800 b. M, Joint Celebration OF the
literary Societies s.;l Il
Tuesday, ,EHEg 81 siis
o. 30 a. M, Alumnae ReunsoE
y. 800 p. M, Daisy Chain Pr 10 ti
500 p M AttlFess to GfaduafifiE
.Glase Hon, Cliaa A.. Woods, IJaitaT
States Circuit Judge. AIation, s.. C,s
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% tiia Teif6hf Sc All pnFss ~ q 4

sVuEAEfG AHalrffN0lsB Gelsst 10 me Eact
90 the Delight oe An PARTIES &
Atss.tE s:Ess ss.- : Es ise
yfispefs IN the city hall, innocent
esbootling' Il 90 be encouraged this
sptlng In the city parks ana The stony
hearted pol liceInesl 4 who lissd 20 be
Cupid worst enemy may now become
his stea East al lies. 6 Il - ~
! gWeet hearts, who tleretofofe, have
beer afraid 10 III bid one anothsrss hand
eyea. While seated IN the park ON the
ino0nitg light NIGHTS because OF the fear
that q cop would loom up on the
Hestie, my now De permit Il TO nit
and BIN ami coo rnnlp piesteh niosins
thffs. e,
It he's been pointed ollt 10 the ccsiIii4
Ecil and the park board that in MANY
Instances ynung women who. have lots
az brot hers and SIS and who live
in small aoflses or flats. have pfaeti.
eaily no other 0Uo tinsty To see tlleif
eethearts alone EXCEPT st affnEEif
ed by the par q sklant 10 interfere
With loves young dreams would des
stISty ~ the rnmaiic of life for manst
couples who e encolra ged win become
y - y, ?
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