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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

The foregoing bri6i and simple an
hnuneement % the engagement u
Miss MeNillen 10 Mr. Lee. coming a.
the elimination Of many years ~
friendship through school. college and
later life. VIII b. received with the
greatest interest by 4 hest or friends
! might say many nice things about
hirs McMiilen and Nr Lee. but mode
esiy forbids Both born and reared
~ Albuquerque, both ~ prominent
families, their friends and aCquaint-
anres ure legion Mis= MeMillen g.
q charming and decidedly attractive
f1rl. a graduate 81 Smith college Mr
lee Il Young man 81 splendid abIl-
ity and worthy. q graduate az Yale
and practices IN Albuquerque hls
chosen profession ~ law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
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WHO WILL, DARE?

sh' sh grls-~this is on the @ r.
strictly. and J wouldn't nave YOU men
tinn II outside for anything Really
/ shouldn't tell you new but perhaps
! had better do 50. because il would
be known sooner cor Later any way
And as you knos. never was very
keen about keeplsg q real live morsel
of news away from those 90 whom Il
legitiaately belongs I am going %
tell ssu about j MAS whp is COM
Ing IL Albuquerque m the lall and
who wants 80 meet a New Mexico girl
This man * a eieaf-rut. ketn-nyed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
nor 80 WORSE.

MOI ~ AOff~b.
To sustain my allegation that things
are no 80 slow In society in Albuquer-
que during vacation time, l might
/ cite q few deiightful little parties -
the week The W G. keim bungalow
on Twelfth. near Roma, was the scene
II a gay mid-mmmef gathering For
those who have been Ia times past
fortunate enough to be q guest at the
Kems. Il ~ entirely unnecessary Il
Ea into details Add to the usual
keim hospitality the pleasing attrac=
tiVeneas of their new bungalow, which
is Just u dream Of dreams and Won
have a fair conception ~ how clever
and ENJOYABLE WAS their latest party
stately Castle Hunlng, pointed OUT
e. every visitor TO Albuquerque nz
one ~ the Rshts TO be- seen in and
about town, WAS besieged on Wednes-
dav afternoon By the younger slris'
who we're the guests Of Ats Afno
IIuning Dancing followed the sefN=
ing Of refreshments
Among the guests at the hunins
ten we're Miss Elizabeth toofs ana
Miss Alice Coors Mention Of The
coors girls affords me al opportunity
TO say that they are here from Las
Vegas the guests Of their brother ana
slsteTsIn law. Mr.. and Mrs u g
conra. Jr.. Of south Walter street.
For the life Of me ! can't tell Eliza
beth from Alice. although they don
look at an alike. II doesn't make any
difference. however as 60 whether
they look alike or not What | wish
10 saY n that the Cours Girls are both
very pretty. I've seen them myself
ana I ought 10 be a fair Judge 81
beauty bv this time. And rye also
been told 81 their pretiiness. The
strange part Of Il u that those who
have told me enthusiastically Qt
those pretty Coors girls are not
boys but girls, something unusual i
do say il myself Not that the bows
haven't noticed EN-. though. for they
have This. however. IS confidential
Tho C0ors girls Mil he here Tor a.
couple Of WEEKS set. They Ike Alhu-
quefque very much, they SAY, and are
being invited to every social affair ot
Importance on the calendar.
A real dinner party IN the AlNarado
hatel~-and IN Taft hail al that us
rather exciting, isn't Il for the Sec
ond week in July But that's really
what happened Thursday evening The
NJ X Wylders We're responsible for
this enlNening feature Of the week
Plates We're laid for an even dozen
and the menu was extremely atfae-
tive with the floral decorations fra
grant ami lovely
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
Mrs. nuNIvG HOSTESS.

A pleasant social affair took place
Wednesday afternoon at Castle Hun
ing. the home II Airs Arno Huning.
when she gave an Informal tea for
number % the younger girls Re-
Treatments were served on the porch
and later dancing was INDUCED In.
Airs. Frank Wilson assisted the hos
tess Those present were Mrs. II. 9,
Ceors. Dr.. Miss Elizabeth Coors Miss
Alice Cours. Miss Florence Grunsfeld,
Miss Helen Hope. Miss Myri Hope
Miss AlIne Stern, Miss Eleanor
Miss Annette Weinmau
Miss Adele Carr, Miss Virginia carr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
'rnE ONE SAFE BET.

W tfNfa NfttA4 49,
Who Is the safest. MOST skillfuh
most conservative. most careful, moss
eNacting, most precise. most aeeur-
ate AMI MOST painstaking driver Of an
aatomehlle Ia town. Don't everybody
speak az once. Let me have nay say
and then you so ahead and have a
guess J might preface my heelar-
alton and preceda my nomination
With various explanations due % per
sonal observation. Unnecessary how
ever. believe. Without further hes
liation without any trepldation. after
aur deliheration. | Will say, without
fear ST successful. or unsuccessful
contradiction that the man who de-
serves the red badge fer being a care
fui chauffeur in this town Is no less
q parsonage than Col Muse l.. stern
Yes Nose stern is the guilty per
sou Butt VIII qualify my state
ment with This understandings that
Mr stern rightfully is entitled % the
badge only when he IS driving his car
having as a passenger his baby girl
With the baby III the machine. the
colpnel Is the most careful driver M
the world. Try 10 cut d corner ana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
TWO TABLES or AUCTION.

ON Friday afternoon AIRS Arno
liunlng Of Castle Huning. entertained
at two tables ~ auction. Castle Hun
ing and It's vast shady grounds. Is an
ideal place for summer entertaining.
Those present Friday We're Mrs Al
bert Stern. Mrs. +. f. Edgar Mrs.
Frederick VIM. Mlss Elizabeth VIII
ley. Mrs Il. + Putney Airs. Walter
Cenneli, Mrs u A. Macpherson and
Nrn Frank Wilson
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
RIRTIIDAY PATTY.

Mrs s. 7 Nann was hostess recent
~ al a childrens party IN honor OF
her son, Richard pickard. who cele-
bratcd his seventh birthday annlver-
sary The following young folks
were Invited Vernon flcrndOn. Jastro
Chadboufne. Bohhie Wilson. Walter
Lighth0urne. Elmer Lighthourne,
Katherine Warren. Dorothy Warren.
samuel Blair Florence Blair. Arthur
Everitt. nannle Macpherson and Len
I.eech
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

AR. and Mrs 4. b NcMlien
announce the engagement 81 their
daughter. Miss Eileen. 10 Mr
Lawrence y Lee The wedding o.
take place In the Fan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
Beautify the Complexion
IN TES DAYS
NadinoIa CREAM
The unsquslsd Bssutiiier
USED AND ENDORSED
BT THOUSANDS

Guaranteed 20 remove
tan, fTeckles, pimples,
liver spots, etc. Extreme
cases about twenty days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
DINNER PATTY.

AIR J. II Banks. Of salt Lake city.
Utah, entertained a number II Alhu-
querque friends at very pretty din
ner party IN Taft banquet room at
the Aiyarado hotel. Friday evening.
The menu was decidedly attractive
and the party was indeed enjoyable
Plates were laid for Mr. and Mrs. p.
T. MeCanna. Mr.. and Mrs + l.
Hoge. Mr. Banks. Tom Naylon. Miss
Margaret McCanna. Miss Katherine
Keleher. Ralph J. Keleher, Joseph
MeCanna. Raymond McCanna.
on Thursday evening the same
crowd motored 10 Silva's in Tijeras
canyon, where Mr. McCanna was host
and Mrs McCanna hostess at a ?
o'clock dinner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
The Weaker Sex.

nr. Lyman Abbott. the anti
suffrngist, said al an antl-suf-
frare tea In New York
They call woman the weaker
sex Yet | have known more
than one woman tu bend mans
will during his NE and break II
after his death Washington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

I'm sorry. madam, but you'll
have 10 be identified by some one
know.
"oh. very Well ! have a friend
waiting outside In the machine.
tn bring her IN and introduce
sou TO her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
After the ISall.

Didn't you find him wonder
fully light on his feet for such a
heavily built MANI"
"Oh. yes, he was light on HIS
feet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Il never thought ~ saving n
cent until ! got married
kuf you think ~ Il now p"
VERY earnestly. aud that's aa
near a. ] can get a. doing IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
VIII Not Take Flight.

VIII MOI Take Tight.
Angels Mother Oracle. are
you a darling angelo
Mothers Angel Not il it's any
thing to get upstairs.
q .
MRS. BRONSeN HONUKEF.
Mrs w. w Strong gave an informal
anetion bride party Yesterday after
noon complimentary to Mrs. A. >.
Bronson Of III paso. Texas.
NisMIN WEEDS At HOME,
air and Mrs George s Valiant
welded in st Stephens Episcopal
church In Winslow. Ark. on June "a,
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GREAT DANGER
TO TIE FRUIT
Feared That Recent Warm Spell
May Kilt Some Of tlts BuiI !
ding Fruit.

The sumpiefy weather enjoyed In
Anderson, county during the past ten
day shas caused a. feeling of alarm to
spread among persons Interested In
the fruit crop, and II Ia generally be-
lieVed TINT unless there is decided
change in the weather during the next
few days fruit will suffer much dam
age, The present spell of warm,
fair weather broken yesterday by a
drizzling rain, has caused no little un-
easiness to be evidenced by fruit
growers. 1t was learned yesterday
that peach and fig trees were already
threatening TO bloom, the tiny forms
being considerably sweled and IN
sosas instances nearly ready 10 burst
open.
A sreii OF cold weather Mt this stage
would. it is believed. be OF great as
sistance to the fruit crop. Fruit
growers say another week OF the
present hish temperatures will re-
suit ~ the trees bursting into full
hlooma he ifaet that this spell Of
warm weather. Is 1detrimaptA to She
interests OF the fruit crop,is the only
thing that preVentsothe seaSon being
an ideal one. r,sr syy3.ssf,
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NO ORE 4 ON @, $50,
SLOW RIDES
fAliliI1sTsDR AiI PEOPLE May Soon BE
Transported to Cemetery ID !
F9t E2uJO sseaTSGA

While 1t has not actually been put
into use in South Carolina as set,
It is understood that several OF the
machines will shortly bepurchnsed
and used by the 1indertakers OF the
state and it Is natural to presume
that Anderson, will have one as soon
as any ether town in the state. Wast
Is sAis2 Why. Il IS, an automobile
heaFse. No longer viii the last ride
he e long, siSw; Siffair.. Instead the
fltnsraI llfeces5fon win soon travel &c
the lively clir OF is miles per hour
and the fsi6eral service wifi therefore
consume icnIy about dnesllaiesthe tine
that now. takes AS. to- esher
the new departure Will prove popsls
lar in Anderson - not known. but II
is hardIg ailsply thst II ewtliS 3 =:
The learse ss built exactly Hike
ageneral 2ppearattce ia concerned 1T
has the same glass sides. the Same
cnrtatp sud the same funeral ,urns
atlQ decos Attena on top out 81 fr6nt
5is a regular Limousine seat FOR ne
sifiyer and undertaken ana inatead 81
Eorses there Is a throbhng engine:
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ARE TO
GO FROM ANDERSON
Large Party Will Attend the Ma.
.--sioasl Convention Held IN the.
S. Georgia City.

Anderson Shr!ners are now busily
engaged in making preparations for
going to Atlanta to attend the impe-
rial meeting OF the mystic shrine.
which takeSt place on ;Aas 185 siid
continues. until May IS. It IS OK
neetea that all told ..sSss--a I'll. bs
about 10000 sairIners In attendance
when the roll is called. All the
Shriners of this section will make
the trip in Pullman cars ana IL Is
said that special train may be rim
from this, section, made up entireiy
Of Shriners from all the Piedmont
towns of South Caroiina. The. fol-
lowing is the call sent out to the
Sons OF the Prophet" from the. At
iaflta oasis: ,y,j.fs asA,.at
s"'Jt1e /; ;gafdepsi are blooming; the
palms are laden OF fruit and arc. %aYs
ing heayilH, in theivbEeese, the springs
have Cbeen cieansed; yea, verify even
.os the lizaE6s tha6rYere stherein. Ali
is. {eady Cor thy coming to abide what
4imnt mntthouifTouldst do reverence TO
the tbeari6of prGireat SheilS and his
imperial coqPciloFAas who gsther
around him, rs D. Z Z,
toToward that oaslA the guides ~
the desert will offer shortly to. lead
tfiS salFSHiSan7. Get thee, ready. S<auss
and Ill thy water-sklns. Bid thy
mafdseryants 10 wait iiandily upon.
the mistress of the destinies, Iesll
hApiy she 9nay not accompany thee
upon thy pilgrimage or lest there be-
fail her the grieFous misfortune to-
leave behind her, beneath thy flg tree,
her nnest veil OF the land of Cash
mere Anoint thyself, worthy one,
with scented oils and trim thy beRr6.
and each evening seek thy couch
early nor rise from Il till. the sEa IN
the east doth beckon thee to prayer,
that thy body may be fnIl OF yigoF
when thou dost fofegather: with thy
brethren from the ends Of the earth.
For there will be much fea ing ana
dancing = yea veftl$ Il IS e lid 6fiE0
thee ee e5reef sal Sbe fAlgl tines:
Even nto thy utmost aiIness,
Wilt thpu he honoged, o nflhle of
ssssss . sss.ss
milk OF the shs-cafnsf tle Sgili St
ssca1s. Honey from i6eyoli b sss
of Lihya, and fruits from Lebanon
end Pelestlpe wi cd sff
the elecat sof tlSsHie lima eds NE
music os the lutte and duici9eT and
cymbai aud sither and harp ana kets
tledruni viii snake thine eaFa % TIN.
gle with pleasure. Thine eyes VII
behold the brave ARA 81 Elia shtinR
trlbeaInen OF the daiths gathered ,ipon
the plain at the Fountain of Youth
Wherefore art thou bidden, frsttiss
Sul one, 70 hoartt thy, pieces OF cold
and to garner tfiy siren 9Th That fhoh
mayss CONG 4oge ther "a Ri ny tretll ll-
TeH at the time aIsno oiued say
again. 3aot art ewaited, in the Casis
cf AtlaIlta Ihe aancine girls viii 70
forth To the edge OF che sandS 10 aige
thee greeting, and thy Ways to Nher-
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COMMITTEES WILL
= 8 I: s GREET OFFICIALS
ktstS ~ (f0 al : 81 i 8,
RFs4igiEsali ! + I. 4 q ! 3. by
the Andersen ehamber oe

The regplar monthly meeting of the
attecthra he a esssi slI
Iuv WaB neld IN the local cbaSii-
I her yesterday afternoon 10 5s1n
O'clock. Plans for the COMING annual
mes9ing, which takes place on Ieeh-
ruary 20, were mapped ont and W.
r1otts committees Wers aBB0iute K
special commit ee, onsistina 81 n .
aasmeE, a. Fraak Watkins ana fors
ter "A, Whaley, was appointed % a..
range the menu Tor the. annual bnTis
and 20 hsye entire charge OF the das,a
program aud events.
q wv Sullivan Taa appointea az (,
sRs5tat committee o1 one 10 pelcnrr.a
A. W. Anderson, general snperinten.
dent ut the Charl lesion e Western Cars.
cltne Railroa al. 8. FARMER 9gas ap-
polntaa 70 e like pcsition TO vel ONE
ssairtaS Hargieon. president sSE tbs
South heyn iiMay1 and z. Prank w &,
slsns 6. receive NJ! 81. Lee. nresid deist cf
che Riednlon g Neysbern llnss. kil
three OF these gen slemen are 10 ha
" s5sg ~ the aSlntlaI ~ ess OF az.is
F1I'IE. > ySlJTl-BeT or I;0HdmefG6.
s flle aeetilsg este day tie
pe: reIseft OF csl1SJa tce
atiis to GolurnbIR in the tntdfsst & ~
the bill givintg the city of AsSasFsnss
me Iight 80 esseas abslttins Properly
fcr ths purpose of afleat in,fssove s.
nients, end extended j vote 81 khahFs
Tor tile valuable services rend derea bs'
the geslttenaeu who c0Inposed fliii
commit tes
Tue genefal railroad aIsuhtson md
the pro for OK aicn og eferal
lines Na4 discuss ca ieaEti IS, ~ I
(. board md ik IS ,hdpes tlist IL may i,a
poaeiDse % sense sfntne iake re-
ssalts from tbs efforts noN being pni
forth,
All stcmbefe ~ Tie bsard WITH one
sxcss stiops y tefe .pFeeent s and tlse "a ees.
Ing yesterday was res aed rs fli4 ~
Che best eteLst held hy the ifrrefcfs
os hiiesrsoia'a bo0stnf insssthtl0l
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ABOUT FOLKS !, ,10't KNOW

w. NJ. Burris has returned from
Hartwell, Ca, where he has been
spending few days on business.
Harvey Kelly, q. weil-known Ched-
OAR citizen, Wes In Anderson yester-
day on busincss.s
Mr. and Mrs. James Snow Have re-
turned from q short visit. to friends
and relatives in HastwelI, Ca.
John Z R 10 Aydger;t an 9ffleial Of the
IsiSsf fa6S sS peaE Yesterday u
Mrs. FaiF il |, 5gdding 1 few jdiSg; jdiaSygs
n IastaI{% aRReVlHEls' Hla' th gasst ef Miss Rosa
). zSfi's fFe tlstaGa 4Igb9seg o. g. pb
s;8. IL AieCaskin Cfegnvilfe was
among the !wsllalEnnwag gbusinegs yisi-
tors. to the aity. yesterday. ssou
R.fM. c6ffey, q Charlotte q spent rsg.e
Gefday: in the city aHguest at the
Chiquoia' hotel. 3p5. - {ogs j. -
Joe Stokol has returned TO his home
IN Hartwell,' Ca, after a short visit
to the city yesterday.
c. J. Lilly of Charlotte ,yag -suonr
tne business visitors to the city yes
;.ssA. g. Walker OF Gre4nyille spent
9 rev hours in Anderson yesterday
B. Riley OF AtIauta was among tbe
sSsss registered at tie Chi9uola
MOTEL yesterday,
Mrs. Joel Weir OF Ninety-six. is in
the city, the guest of ily daughter.
Mrs. James Dusenberry.
e. w Boshamer, Jr., OF Statesyiiii..
AZ q, was in the city last night.
i Sam Means; q. we'll known trayal.
Slas NE. man OF spartanburg, Is in the
z payenport Of Greenyilie, vas
among the guests registered at ti,e.
C'ailiqnola aosel sast-niglit. .-s.s.Ss
nir:; and Mrs. i #, Stucky az Bisi.
oppsile, arrived In the city iast night.
& ~. W. Woody, weil known char.
S,!!s,. ,otse man, is its the city today on
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eEl
!. GIlI COURT


Present Indications are that It may
talse 1ses seral weeks 9Ins tsad 6s two
weeks fef tie tils 9sipfih tsSra ST tie
court of common cor Anderson
eonnty to be- conrludcd. Fghile the
presiding sadss 55cI. Soin IS wilson,
5is haying the cases disposed .oe as rap
ialy ss pQsslble, Int little nrc ,sess
seellis tsS sb ,rGk kiiit "a p
:ss ,1s ~ ssls US
y. O. Mckinney, which occupied The
stEiIssletfslIz ar flslz easzss -
ii66n aid 3IiitIs foSf Jss esFTE..
day d verdict for $1s2.6 u as found
for the DlaiBtiH. This was q suit
over some ginning machinery srL rs
!, ilit Elsy py raEtor. Ine GeFBndEnt
as. tilat the machinery Has
shouE ht s. the undeTska ding that sf
It SlifI no work no tayIsieslf sTnl,id lse
7exnctesl, whereas the pie tflf ALLEGED
that this was merely q RUSS 10 keefS
from making payment e ne bsi was
on q note for 81 80, tti In
terest. and the Sefdict TSil cred war,
fof the full amount.
N the case oe Elenlmtn lFis-
: tan CoulRRlaY versus NJ. A. Il
the Jury found fos tlln plaifiklis M lse s
EIil1a pf S2Sa so. III tad lsnsn asFeed
b2 tee 1ent tAd the
attoyne g. III alo mex c tlsaf az
Taxinxs slsfssr Com s5
mon hat, fler atfIes
men F6Iil lle 10 arSd sfS 10
NJ a. e. Ii. + - .s
dIcEs se flt flls1fV sts s tsi q & =
nsid IS lnsit f
siffs tbs SnIicl an of ktis
Sc the court toe & mn Eli, fSai saf
/ She ase of tleI.s Yere tel
Coz ~ btl at I'll tiisi 81 d ii0ura
tsnsnt lase ID ait this ease had n1s
gone q the Jury II was & Ties a a
ner 4ece sfifegi the cahe eiif
i1stg anti e IS pfnliabie ElIaf 6iiss Coz
ftra bse paSt of 90day vii eoas
auE1e2 ii rs hesf 1As sSssusslf
II THIS case g gihE that s 5 s. siu9
tn Q sum D ~ 1lt t6f ff sf LOCO fcs
aasisa fes be alat aliie 81 ~ slaesriIt
lszt sprlrg ie case eon-
SIDERABLE local fE eyer
1s6st OF me CARPETS Il ala
woven ey ho li9 ted ~ iaels
scliip hem how riai Knots ~
.eseh color q tsa iAto the yFGTs sne
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Resources:
Loan and Discounts :. IS 993,692.43
OVerdrafts .. -. 47,887.72
Furniture and Fixtures :. 10000
Banking House :. :. :. . 5000 90
ers ..-....-.. ....... 1bs,a21.so
currency 49,. :. ..... 25,500.00
Gold -. :. :. .......... $50
Silver and Other Minor Coin 2,1s5.36
Checks and Cash Items 13.80& 90
Exchanges s for the clearinFs lsas5
PfssSSnI:g' nilf' oI:. sgt. j. esz25,8Yy
Total Te5 ,,I, :H.' 9...* ..s1,285,8is.59
'4 s..a;, liabilities: "a. ~.
Capital Stock Paid in... rs 1750G0. 90
Surplus Fiundj4yg2L ~. ..,St 175,0O0. 90
Undivided Prnfits. .cless Cur ss.'; .}s.
rent Expenses and Taxes
attaid,ls+I .+..,.r.I: f.a: 49, 9,664.32
Due to- Banks and Bank :!rr LUrius
gIs - srE.Ia;,;.f ~ 1,lf.f ,..',l lS3,6T0.l9
Diyidslds Unpaid .ta.,,..,,,,, 2,204 90
Individual Deposits subject
Demand Certificates of De-
posE 23,S46.03
Bills Payable, including Ger
tificates for Money Bor-
rowed ;. :. :. 49,. 25,Ooo.oo
Total :. ;. ...... -. 81, ,235,31S.6s
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF Anderson, S..
Before me came e. P. Vandiver,
cashier of the above named bank,
whS, ssfssns duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
trtie condition Of said bank, as shown
by the books of said bank.
.st 90 Z. p. VANDIVER,
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9Th, day of February, 1914.
r. NJ. CATHCART, -
Notary Public.
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Narrow Escape s
From "COme.On1 y

Narrow Escape ,s
From "COme.On!S %#
Mr.. Swillin McFall reports thct
Gilbert Thompson, ansgro ON his
place, was sorely ftanpted by the
crooks who alleged that they had
found O pocket book. The aforesaid
purse with IT'S treasure was reported
to have been found In front OF
Floislmann's 6tofefnf1d to have been
placed in the keeping Of a we'll
known citizens. wAaBa {impecunious
ness Is such that when Gilbert asked
MIR. McFall for the with which
to secure the half of the money in
the purse Mr.. McFafl realized at
once that the whole thing was a
hoax. Mf%
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-07
PETIT llEBIG lt5N
lIlfnERAlII. SIGNED
People Alengss stEs Blue Ridge
RoutesAreA Anxious for Mo- Z
toSFf Car ssEyice. ,.7o,

offleials' aof the anderson! Chamber
OF CoIimefc9 told, atlis TYltelligeneer
yesterday that the petitions which
had been sent out al6nE the route
traversed by the Blue Ridge Railway,
were being generally signed. Wlle
the petitions from all the towns are
returned. they will be forwarded to
the Hon. gairsass Harrison. is pssiient
of the Southen Railway, with the re-
quest that he take action In the ulnt-
ter.
Visitors in Anderson yesterday from
the various towns along the route
said that they heard fayorab!e COM
Hents fron every person in their
TOWNSHIP regard to the motor car SER
vice anu that there would be no strou-
BILE in getting large nifIh1er CT sig-
natures Co every one OF the petitions.
1.-THE folio|ing is d copy OF the PEI
tition. 81 ~
Hon Faiffax Harrison, President
Southern Railway Company, WASH
iugton, d. C. g. ~
I. We. the undersig1iad gesiaents sna
business people of s. c..
and vicinity, beg to herewith cali
sa,;:: , attention 10 TIM ilRueauate SER
vice now existing over the line OF the
Blue Ridge Railway tween Ander-
son and Walhalla, s. O., and respect
fully petition that q motor, Car SER
vice be placed in use an khis line,
operating between Anderson and wal
thalfa, s. C., and on t6 3eIton, S. c., IL
you so see At. The present service. i
slow and trains are seldom on time:
tho cars are ailapid ated aitss osif toia
date, ana4the service so bad that In
stead OF tending to iiaild M, traslss 4he
reverse Is the case. Wa cali y0ur AZ
stention 70 the fact tlias n very large
regulation lives alOng this line, ~. ~.
that with present servfce pecple tray-
cling from these points travel as iittle
as possible, People olia Clemson
Z College, s: c., nnifcf5itly pass up. the
,SAlue Ridge line as do all others, as
y. t1chs Ils pO6ssEle we IL gier4t ma flle
ttna RidaBs s. 4zAll naztti = liza an 4 ls
SitSis hot!we assert tiIak kilef 8 mist s,e
som thing radically wrong WITH the
handling OF same, as the fraffic and
lpoHle live along the line and win
9niEa good ser9fse as e
We 40 not desire tobf1ng thia mat
ter to ehe attention OF The railroad
conlniss ssion, II We car prevent Il, and
therefore respectfuiIy request that
you name represent 10
meet with persons tom cIoiIg fhe
Blue Ridge line and taEie, this mai
ter up. We win ask yon "a name tho
date ns the meetinE. ses sould nrt
Ter i 20 be held in the city of Ander-