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uo7CB

Voe tie psossetioa Of the tiabes
ss1 sssssss asd 10 preserve asd 10.
crease The saos ssd fish theron. TIE
Rocky Aoautsia Coal asd iros Co.
saa the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co..
hereby sivs notice that all trsApass'
iss. huniiae or fiahiax oa their iaad'
10 Las Aaimss coasty. Colorado. s:s
strictly fosbiddes.
The Rocky Mousssia Coal . Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel sad Iron
Co.-By J. p. Ws,boss. Prcsideat.
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CRONlNS TAKEN 10
CANON CITY PRISON

Timothy and Charles Cronin. who
were convicted In the district cour,
Of assault to murder W. ~. Williams.
a local lumber dealer and were sen
'nnccd to serve from twelve to four
'cen years IN the state pcnitcnti,ry
by Judge Mciicndric. were this morn
ing taken 10 Canon City by Sheriff
J. 8. Crisham and Jaiicr Walter
Grtsham.
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TIRES

S~c our display window for the
latest and bsss In tires and al tir~
accrsorirs. and our pstccs arr right.
Tires II factory price: no trsuspor.
iatioa charges added.
Why not try = lrc Puaciurc Proof
guaranteed AxAinst puncture for
$500 miles or money refunded!
Trasi;1sd Novelty Works
Sl0.a23 I'm q. -. Ihone Trin l20
0lADUAIIu0 CLASS
AT LUNCHEON
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blue aud white fosmins the eoios
scheme which was carried cut In de-
tail. The place cards consisted oi
ministusc diplomas. The hus(~.s was
assisted by Mrs. Austin l.anney. and
tho Mtss~A Drila aad Hrl~a Jacobs
riatcs wcrc laid for the Mis~~s Mary
barrett. Ruth Donshu~. Mildred
chaaaicr. Lola Macs. Carrie APPEL.
aud irene kanc.
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0 si1u nv

Asya
the funeral ot the iniasi daasa-
i-s of i.ro Moys. sho died yesterday
~as held this mossls. fsom the hosns
10 Asaison and tisyes streets. in'
i~snesi ~ss made In the Catholic
s~mss~sy.
yssd.
Th- fas-ssi al little iisssah fos,I
al B-s~ini. ~ho dlr,i ss the s-sai'
of sais besominx fast in her throat
uas held this hofnisx fsom ihs
chapel of the u. q. sip- rnd-siskius
Compasy. The Hes. J. u. Davis. al
~ Msso. osfieiaIed. ia,-raa~a, -a'
In the OsiA f-iio~s' s-m-s-sy.
fide.
The ssaesai al Mr.. MsL-i frdo
wife NJ Toay rido. of Sessado. ~hs
died at ssa Raphael hospital y-.ies'
isb following as aPefsitaa. ~ss h-ia
lhl. snoraiax at ~ o'clock from tbs
chapel of the Naii-N. Mahoa tad-s,
taking Company iatsfin.as "a. Ia
the Catholic cemetery.
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CARD OF THANKS

i wish to extend my heartfelt
Thanks to the many friends for kind
|Hess and sympathy shown during the
illness and at the death OF my wife
and for the many beautiful floral af-
Iferings.-Elias A. Vigil.
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The oalvatSoa Army can uss n,
eass-off clothlns. furniture. kitchss
utsnslEs. dishes. bedding etc. Any.
one having any Of such please phone
Red 3Sss and they will be called
Tor promptly. Thanks.-Captaia 3
q .NaaA. i----. a+-
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-0REArEsf war PICTURE
EVER MADE

~ tho Isis today "woif ~ Que.
b-.. tsk~s ON enact les saiions, This
,s different from the ordinary uas
picture and Ia state that II IL an
Isis feature L. -nuash.
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The members Of tho graduating
class os 81. Joscph's Academy wcrc
the Sucsts Of Miss Gertrude Jacobs
yesterday afternoon at \ prcitily ao-
pointed o'clock luncheon. The
table was beautifully decorated with
sweet peas with tho class colors o.
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REMOVED.

Park Flo. & Gsrdrn Co. helms
compelled 10 move from ossr location
on Maint g.. all ordcrs viii bc taken
at the Greenhouse for tho present.
Phone us your wants. Trinidad s37
u
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Nm ceskis Isisssaiss.

Nrs. John coak,~ rst~staia-i the
iadscs of the Triai,y Episcopal
GailA this aii-saoos Al her home on
l'tac ses-ei. After the regular ba.i.
acss vas dsspossd os . short social
ssssios followed dusias which time
iixht Refreshments were served b,
the hasteso.
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SOCIETY UBWD

>>.~s>>>>>>>s>>>>
EAsaa1 0lay.
Regular me-iiss Of the Es.i-Sn
Star FRIDAY e,~siss ~ o'eiork.
There ~iii be isi,isties.
r,sa,is CT.
TIE psisr,iia ciub Gill ss~sa vilh
Nh. Mac PAii-s>ua a. rise street
Friday aii-rsoos si the ssaai hoaT,
Many Aftss.ssa cisb.
The Merry Ahessnss club ~iii
meet With Mr.. J. u. Roi,-ris. ::o
Park street. Iomorso~ sisssaoon al
::as.
sseial Seviag Clab.
TIE serial s~~isx Club ~iii sa-es
to0ossu- shesnooa With Mrs.. Am.
brus~ o.ana~5 si h~s hosne. 1901
itsyes street.
DsoeAasAee1 HeaSc.
This .sraiaE al s;so o'clock the
Il
hood saa their families gill hold al
haatrs pi.aic In the grove ~~s, al
thh Cua,ntfy Club. u IL expected
that all m-mb~ss at the Brotherhood
~iii be psrs~s' and = Jolly suod time
is ssoai.-d all ~ho sssead.
Mn Csskis Ists,sai.a
Ars. John coak,- rst-rtaiari the
ladies ot tho Trisiiy Hp,s. oIAi
GaiiA this afi-raoos Al her home on
t'tac sss-ei. After the regular sa.i.
a~ss vas disposed os . short social
sssssos followed dusias which time
iixht Refreshments we're served b,
the hosiess.
Saashine Socsal.
Tho aaashia- Society will hold
their sprial at tho home ot Mr.. Grif.
fifth. ki3 Colorado svcaur. Friday
as'~rsnea. Mrs. WILLIAMS sad Mr.
iiriaIica will assiss Mrs. Griffi'h In
cntrrtaiains. All m~mb~ss and
friends of the Sunshine Society cor.
daily ineilcd to attend. 4 short
bnsinrsa se~Aion will b~ held before
tho social. Al members urged tn
come carly.
Uniea Inyer Meeting.
The regular weekly union prayer
meeting will bc held AT ::5o iomor-
row afternoon ~ the home Of Mrs.
Jcffryca. 1900 Grant avenue. The
subject Of tho afternoon viii he
prayer" and the leader will he Mrs.
Candy Hawkins. Miss Mildred
Thomas will have charge of tho mt
sic. Talks will bc made by Mrs. Wal
ter I.cc and Mrs. T. y. Edwards and
the musical numbers given by the
Misses Dorothy and Jeanette Ed
wards and Doris Moscr. The ladies
Of the city are cordially invited to
attend.
Aayrack Party.
A Jolly crowd Of young puo,ic en-
joycd 4 hayrack ride and moon ~ Shi
picpic last night In tho hills north
Of the city. Tho party left town
early In the evening ana went out
on the road towards Bowen. where al
picnic luncheon was eaten and the
evening was spent In singing songs
and playing games. returning late
At night. Those going on the trip
were the chapcrons. Mrs. Williams
aA<I EA.s
Pearl Williams. Alta Wood. Pearl
Brazil. Kate Beschaft. Anna Kane.
Eta Dettamore. 10y Clark. Marion
Campbell. Alvcrina Robertson. Goidie
Furiow. Wynema Furlow. Theresa
lscsch and Caesar Bradley. Fred Har-
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wv. j. ROBBINS
= ANSWERED CALL
Prominent Planter Of BToadaw&y
Section Died Yesterday After
noon az I 80. w

Capt. w. j. Robbins, one OF Ander-
son county's foremost planters, died at
his home In the Broadeway section OF
the county yesterday afternoon about
1880 o'clock. Death followed an i'll
ness OF about two weeks, 1he deceased
coming TO his death from pneumonia
according TO attending physicians
Mf. Robbins was 70 years of age
and was well known all over the coun-
ty. He was once member of the
board OF county commissioners and
enjoyed the respect and esteem OF all
the people OF his section.
His wife has been dead for several
years. but he is survived by eight
children. these being: T. LSfl Robbins.
J. p Robbins, l.. B. Robbins. Misses
Daisy, Rubie, Zadie. NJ. B. Robbins
and Mrs. Duckworth. .
The intarment will take place at
the Eureka cemetery today at IL
o'clock and will be conducted with
Masonic honors. All Masons OF that
section will be in attendance. Q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
TELEPHONE co.
BEGINS WORK
WTes Are Now Being Placed
Underground on Busir -ss
Streets of Anderson.

Work Of putting Anderson's tele-
phone wires underground began yes
terday and according to E C. Yarbo-
rough. of Snartanhurgwh who is In
charge. tho work will De rushed to
completion as speedily as possible. Mr..
Marlborough said yesterday that his
force of hands would make short work
of the job and that all the telephone
wires in, the business district would
soon be underground.
The first step taken yesterday was
takan yesterday at the overhead bridge
on Main. street when q man-hole was
cut In the cement and arrangements
made for running them through into
The building occupied by Ligon & Led
better. Anderson people Will rejoice
that this undertaking is at last under
way.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
BAREFOOT WILL
i BE NEW STYLE
Win Anderson Gi7ls Follow the
Fashioslr and Wear Sandals
Without Hose?

The latest prevailing fashion craze
TO seize the country is the craziest OF
all and yet Indications, are that IL may
he generally followed in many of the
larger cities during the coming sum-
mer. II you want to go barefoot this
summer you can do 80, provided of
course you are q young woman and
have shaDefY feet. II you have cornS,
or your feet or especially large, or
perchance you boast of few bunions
and other callous spots, you naturally
won't care 10. However as this may
be fashion has decreed that the style
this season will let the young ladies
go back to the fashion once reserved
for the red-headed, freckled face
youngster. 1t Is predicted on every
side that the new fashion will meet
with hearty favor at the hands of An
derson's younger society set Some
of the chic and stylish costumes for
spring contemplate bare feet with
sandals, and no stockings "Jamhes
au NATURAL" Is what the French call
the new style. whieh originated in
Paris. The phrase might be trans
lated simply natural legs" Startling
as has idea may seem, the transition
toward the new style has been grad
ual The stockings of the last two
ar three years have been growing
flmier and filmier until the step to no
stockings at all. was a short one.
Whether there is anything more i'm
modest in bare legs than in legs clad
in filmy transparent Silk is a dues
tion open to discussion. Colored silk
stockings are the most prominent
features of some OF the most daring
and disaue costumes OF the past seal,
son. and going back several thousand
of years the cbaste and stately Roman
matrons of thie cornelia type went
barefooted or WITH sandals. They
never wore stockings yet nothing is
more suggestive OF absolute modesty
than the wonderfully draped statues
of some of these sandhllel Roman wo-
men,
With the sandaI&styie 1t is predicted
that lavish and beautiful jewels by
way Of toe and ankle ornament will
soon make their appearance. Already
ladies are wearing different Jewels on
dainty sandals. some of them embel-
lished with Jewels. or course it is to
be an indoor fashion The stocking
less ones. 1t is said, viii justify them
selves IL Justification is needed. by ar
guIpg that the sandal Is more hygienic
more natural and more moral than the
shoe. "t2 fasa1 'i'i "a ." -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
ABBEVILLE ROAD no
RAis HER PORTION
Anderson Delsgation Who Jour
neyed, Thitl.er Wsse FslE
i ) Pleased.


The Anderson delegation which, went
to Absesille Wednesday, iflerninE. re-
thEned last night. weii pleased with
the Prbspects for the securing 81 81
nee snter0rbans concernitiE wllieE, ifhsy
sge9 20 the lAbbsvlle county capital.
mass meeting. hold al 3 8 tioclt
was opened BY Hon. w. n Gray6on,
who acte AS aipnaa.. "a .s.l.,s -.
were made ny 9B. f. Asauldin. PorfSr,k
ENV,haley ana NJ. N J, ,ifssittctson 81 iris
city, Joseph ~ Leach of Haslet ana
others. The adj dress IS sgere Si.sls re-
ccived and we're ap larideyl s
Asr Grayd0n chen explained fliat Il
was proposed to RAISE 500 ao6 itl sioel.
between Easley and Augusta. inc iaslS Z
Enf Easley but not OF AsIgusta and
So 90. .Si1a ia tIgustla. and fflal Ai,bAS llIo
xlalah Ex4slllala AZ Mia an aadhl fn
on 3 ailoent, after slieh hs q ;Ieti
iaubaerip ioll a fter eonsad crab 5 q fsl
Ic0ssiOn, It appeared that many prescnt
did ssot ~ tife fUsli IN " Il as sl,i5-
scfipfion papers we've made al, "a 4
,therefcfe desired not TO make 4, 81
Sseria ati9ns until there were slsssl sieas
lions in the sahaeriptiea form. iiSsS.
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ANDERSON REA ESTATE B ca
TEIOS. 4. CART
Manager Re ntiilag

ever. IL was understood that about
$50, GOO was pledged. based on new
forms a soliciting committee was ap-
poinsede and enlpowefe to re-arrange
the papers ana raise the balance OF
money, which II Il beilered viii be
done. q
AhbexiiIes IS ability to raise tills 500
900, and 1t s,lc is sifceessfGl flSeSs
camp igns viii be put on RI t,thsis iFi-
5tarssted eikies and 10 rs, and thros,TS I.
ont ths integFe ming country tsr4s ory.
A great deal Of d ed work Nj a fnliS "a
TO be done. III would q appear that llers
are Good nilai1 III S * I..i.. :
.pnt t6foGsii
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
CT ON WILL
BE THE HOST
soashsFn College Psess Assoeia-
tion Goes These, for ITS Mssk
X. iag Nexk November. !, n (

i .
williamsburg, Va, March 4l-Wii-
iiant and Mary enteftainef the annual
convent ti0is s'of the SoHsheFh Coilege
Press assoeiAttou, last week and the
meeting adjourned to meet next No-
yember at Clemson College, s.. C.. = /
! al this meeting OF the association q
siseNg 0llcy NRs ati,apteu. Heretofore Il
ltvaa equirea OF an e luton. to have
as much as q 3 yteelSl 9 monthly
public cation to be eIigibie ie Tor member
ship, butt hereafter vi only be me-
eessarg 90 have one 6f heel
igIlfle f0r mem beFship. ,ris q associA
alton felt that Faany III c6iIeKea
witch would like 90 be is6fab befs were
tkept ont teeatSe or the IN clause.
The MEETINGS were over ~
81 lA .attu5eF, ,fi 5, Of University
E.of South Carolina, pro detit 4 Tho
( spriiieiptl nstafeAs was mad ~ q. 4.
Ladd, fornier editor Sof fornieF
associate editor o. Is IIoyei-
sst. 7. s. So 5 Z. II II
3 OficerS for the eutu sysar were
.esected as k0lihiRs: u ft i. Jacis-
son, utlsyefsity OF .yil rs. pfesfdant,
OlIpef, I Frey. ana Mary.
fret viae illss,t /, ~. slWeinhacds,
SCiensans col se &c, q 0resi-
Gents Hugh o.. Hanna Sisardity.sO Os
SsHth Caroline aecfa 10. a ~
thur. Clemson Coz A
the eetitla Is te hel II ~ ~ Axt
year, the q. 80 aitis stc.,
lBEssly = u isl lbs 81. IA s 81 ssrs
IS , y ssEs - = 2.
f1uptei Tho ii y y sbi ss.sts III
EAnneuaee ca stisaf % Would IS
esa the execattse baafts IS, IS 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
NEGRO ARRESTED HAS
CONFESSED HIS. S. GUILT
Was One ,of Gang That Chm
aitted Murder sssd, ,.o.4,.

l. r Il $50 ~ - III =. S;it -! 3 fiSySys
and the body efsemated was brought
here tonight and viii be taken ,togRa-
leigh early tomorrow q ,morfiihsS for
|safekeepins. e Niiie& i.i%;t',si- ace
( Ringer when arrested sto,isly main
tained hislianocence although the; keys
and watch ana other articles Eidenti-
fled as eblonglng to I4yeriy, are said
to have. been found in Fingers pos
sion. pjiei. y
N'hilc hers Finger Il alleged 70 hgsYe
made confession to officers and
newspaper men in which he implicated
four negroes. alleging according to his
reruted confession. ts.sstt ofle@o I! his
companions actually fired the shot
that killed I.yeryl. That he and four
other negroes went to Lyerly's store
and called Eyerly to the dooH saying
that they wanted to buy some chickens.
AS soona as USerly opened the door Fin
gar is reputcd TO have said, Ia negro
named WHO last name Finger. does
not know shot Lyerly. The party
then proceeded to rifles the body and
the safe and set fire to the oil tank.
ON GERS stated tonight that they had
Two more OF he party where they
could lay hans upon them and thai
all OF the five men alleged TO to- he
imp plleaated In the murder would be IN
custody tomorrow Il -gs.l4 sgIssSu Il,
Two Hegr5es, VIII Issrgpatrisk and
Joe MAXWELL Implicated by Finger In
his alleged confession; were arrested
in F'owan county this evensrE and
brought here tonight TO be taken $40
Raleigh for safekeeping In the ofnz
eng, They both claim they are ifInocent
OF the. charge. s'y.Rss si9I
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
IL Opsosad To
Arbitration.
.lR4 Aesnn.alnlf.f fannnn Z, J.

Houghton, Mich, March 3. .---"As
long ns ara general manager OF the
Calumet and ffecia cosdpany no
striker viii be taken back h, wcrlz
nftssas he. gives up his membership In
the Western Federation OF hIinePa.n
declared James Machga6g ghton hers to-
day sore the congSe Sessional inxesti.
Eators The Western federation and
its fnepabers as such have tried ii
every way losstbfe to put the mining
con- 90 ses out Of businessss He said
siss srSseEatiaii taught q lIospei os
ssau. .yhtcn denonaced the west.
SIR edei alton or AIinerB ana s its
sprinetDies and declared ne would hers
init ~ one To aFbitrate hetweer, iifs
lpyas iployes; and the stfIkiif
Chalsinsn TAYLOR asked Asaerssua y
ton III sah his position that Is
sem mpa1tes s'onia nus let IN q gopernb
sot igan or the pFesi aeEit hrs ANY
1otlleF hish-naindea uersoH ~ - q s
act tSsSe tE0lIhl q y ! 5
itEstiiy 5sEiFi not iI So
tsIE salI s.to allow nnk jSss,,ss;SSsiS q
- alfs isgate al Question i,st - |f
asnployes Who ara faiEhfsII II al Sssi
20. employees who are on stFihS
- 70 eondstione they would impose
= the men ns " at work, I think "a
wep1d Be oHtaaseous ana unjustffl-
aijle.'s 7S s5s - g
Mae Saughtoli said Sis attitude aiff
not ifdfesAa iacis of cSs. fiaancn As fl.S
ofiieisis nained. hut IL Ss1ow q IIy
'peekes sbook. and am lleSS; eolnE 10 az
low you or Others to aabIsfate Is de-
eide whese pucketheei & la.'s s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
SHIPMENT OF -. .o.
aFEsG IL FED UP
'5 - tliia57 - |l91uJn! 90 l',.-.l ,
La9as WIZ EISlo Fkrfaipr rBIeached
Flour ta Bs SesiE8s, EiaiesS !.
], i @So ;So Eab9llssssE, 9llsssE, 'qIi 8 20
"a HeYH 4H'E


o. -. ~ -sANh >
Abatement cama,sfsom. Columbia
yesterday toathe effect that 27i.ship-
ments OF flour from Westefn markets
to South Carolina had been held up
by the commissioners Of, agriculture
OF South Carolina. These shipments
OF flour were to Columbia, Anderson
sud Other towns In the State
Orders have issued by. the, departs
ment to restrain the merchants from
selling the flour unless each sack is
marked "BleacEed"
Commissioner Watson s9id yester-
day that he could not stop the sale
os the flour, but that Under the Law
he had the authority to order that the
sacks be labeled "Bleaclied."
b THE chances are that several cases
will be made and turned over to the
fedaral government for prosecution
said Commissioner Watson yesterday.
Notice is hereby given to all man.
ufactureFs, agents, 3obbers, ner;
chants and other persona offerfha
these commodities for. sale in the
State of South Carolina, that the
state board ,,of healH by authority
vested in that body, under the, pure
food tandd drug law Of 1897, and the
act of 1912 executive
eommttee of the state board OF heath
TO adopt, promulgate and enforce the
rules and regulations Tor the hetter.
ment and protection of the public
health of the State of South Carolina
sids on the 18th day or April, 1912
pTumulgate and issue the followins
regulation:
Regulation 2-All -FOUR that has
been bleached by any OF the various
processes, offered for sale I'm Tire
State OF South Carolina, after July /
1912, must be clearly and distinctly la.
heTed in letters not less tfian one.
half inch In height as follows:
The said labels shoAld appear or
each and every sack contaifint
snleaohed product, and shati be piac.
ed ediately above or below the
name Of the product.
Notice is further given that under
the provisions. OF the ack OF the 9th
5ef ehruury, 1910, reQuiripg the, In
tore OF this department 10 enforce
pure food and drug lSw or tlfs
Sfafe and the rules and regulat ittiis
psonnl gated thereundef the jfispee.
sQgs OF the department. have heen III
TED 20 strictly en- f0f se + he reg,
- ,1Fi. 1tti.,
IN manufacturers. iohhars, az;
merchants or otllse PERSONS Of
rs Tor sale any gpals rs yiolAtion
his ragulation are not n "a that on
atter July l.. 1919. any stacks
fa9na in this State, oif6fed TOR sais
vt'li sbe dealt with accefdsns 20 law
as Will also those ofsetipg eBch stocks
for sale
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
WHAT SHRINE 3~
SAW WHILE HERE
Comments Made by the Green
vile Man on Anderson's Ef.
forts for Golf Course.

2
Tboce Anderson people who are in
'~ested in golf and who are taking
PART in the effort now being made for
a course at Ross Hill club, will hear
with pleasure the statements mad, by
/ j. =. Shrine upon his raturn to Green
Vile Tuesday night. The following In
this connection Is from the ,GreeRvillo
News OF yesterday:
Joseph u. Shrine, president Of the
Sans Suuei club and one of the best
known golfers Of the Piedmont Sec
ton spent the day i'm Anderson yes
tefday looking over the golf links OF
the Electric Cfy's country club. Mr..
Shrine said on his return yesterday
| afternoon that he was much !Insressc,:
with the links at Anderson. He said
tbs Anderson people interested In gali
were determined TO build a Hine-hole
link at the club.
| In the event decision is reached
| in the matter tho Anderson golfers
VIII submit the. matter TO Gordos,
Smith. professional British golfer In
Iin charge OF the links of the Gresnville
country club and an effort will be
mado to- have the links completed be.
fore the sp1ing Beason is cydr A goH
club at Anderson would give the Pied
mont rsectinn three. links, :Greenville
Eandi SpaEtanburg already having upt.
to-date courses. It fs iiltaiy that suf.
Ineient interest In golf tRIft De raised. al
anderson to { warrant the sending ol
sentatives to the Carolina Asso.
eiation tournament TO be. held at Dur.
ham, n. G., this spring, date to be
Idetefmined upon later
y. D. Hammett and g. j.. DeEamps
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
R0aeIagITs 90 R0Na..

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
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MARRIAGES,
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Miss Ieie Graft and c. H. Sims, two
popular young peopls OF this city, were
married yesterday afternoon at 3s3O
O'clock at chs home of the brides pa
rents on Bleckley street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. E. N.
Sanders, pastor OF the Second Bantist
church OF Anderson. Thare were nu-
mer0uss friends and acquaintaipces
present for, the. ceremony and these
participated' IN the splendid supper
which was served az o'clock. At this
time large number of invited guests
were present and the party made mer.
~ until y late hour.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
BRIDE OF So;
GROOM is "a
Couple Married by Judge Of Pro-
bate Yesterday of Differing
Ages.

Demonstrating that love halts not
at obstacles. Herman Swynghan. aged
- and Julia Fielding, aged %. were
married by the Judge OF Probate OF
Anderson county in his office at the
court house today. Both the bride and
groom are well known in the sections
in whicn tAey live and people OF the
county at large will be interested in
learning Of the event.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

the forfeiture will he made final.
Oakley was president of the state
convict board at the time that Theo-
dcre Lacy was chief clerk. Lacy was
convicted last Saturday night on an
indictment charging embezzlement of
S50g00O OF state funds Oakley was
under subpoena as u witness in The
Lacy trial, but, although in the city,
did not take the stand.