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Acquitted i'm Circuit Court

Washington, Oct. 9 .-Bert j.
Henderson of Washington, formerly
cashier of the Henderson State bank
of above named place, was acquitted
in the circuit court of Beedle conn
ty on October 10. The charge
against him was one of a number of
counts upon which Henderson was
indicted a couple of years ago. This
is the second long drawn out trial
that grew out of these indictments,
the state banking department OF
which j. l.. Wingfe]d has charge,
failing to succeed in convictions, the
rest of the counts or indictment:
against Henderson have been strick'
en- from the criminal calender.
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Commercial Clubs Meet

The third annual meeting of the
South Dakota Federation Of Com
mercial Clubs will be held in Aber-
deem next Thursday and Friday,
Nov. 9Th and 9th. Subjects of in
terest to the towns of the state will
be discussed and all live commercial
clubs will probably be represented
by one or more of it's officers
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29

Season tickets for the Lyceum
Course can be purchased at Collins
drug store or II. X. Schroeder's
clothing store, any time before the
first number, October 81.
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
State Ticket

For Judge OFT Circuit Court, Sixth Circuit
Fr representative in ongr@ second District. John NJ King St awren Y,
ouh Dakota
For United states Senator Ed = Johnson. Yankton s D.
For Governor J. W McCarter Bowde. = D.
For Lieutenant Governor. John T HehronD oadwood, : u.
For Secretary oS State James T. Bird, WATERFOWL \ |,
For State TraSurer, Jacab Fergeu. parkton.S u
For Commissioner of School and ublc Lands. ". j Toner, Struol, South
Dakota
For superintendent OF Public Instruction. Will p, Chamberlain, Utica South
Dakota
Legislative Ticket
For State senator 23rd Senatorial District David Jekyn. HIghmoe, south
Dakota.
For Representative. b f Magness st Lawrence d.
County Ticket
For ountv Treasurer. J. {. Wilson St Lawrence (. D.
Fr COUNT Auditor
For Sheriff, = l.. Wyland. Miller, 5 ID.
Fr CnTk 81 Courts. W T. Morrow. Miller s. u
For ein0n Of Schools. Anna NanRrunt.S st Lawrence 8 p
For States Attorney, = V Christ, NnhT S d
For County Judge
Fore renPr-
Fr Justice of the Pence
For Constabbs-
For Count Commissioners. Bird District J. I. Wilson Miller n /.
For Coun Com miNIoner. Ih District, Alex Ross Washington 4 d
For County Commissioners, 9th District, August schaee, Orient 81.
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List of Candidates ard Parties as Certified
to in the Auditors Office for the
General Election Nov. g., 1914
REPUBLICAN PARTY
State Ticket

For Judge of Circuit Court Sixth Circuit Jou F. Hughes. Fit FierreF s. D
For representative in Congress- second strt, ROYAL C. Johnson, AbI d6m,
south Dakota
For United Estates senator Charles Il. Burke Phr $ u
For Governor, Frank NJ 4yrne,F aulkton. s
For Septary of state. Frank NJ Rood. Philip = D..
For state AUDITOR J. H. Handnn.S turgk, : q.
or state Treasurer A w. EweTt.F Pierre s d
For Commissioner of school and Public Lands, Fred Heppere Enreka,
Dakota
For ATTORNEY General &C Caldwell Howard : D.
For superintendent OF Public Instruction, Chas.H Lugg. PaTkston |, u,
Legislative Ticket
For state Senator, Gard Senatorial District, lien \. Waters, Miller. South
For Representative, John II sprs. Rec Heights s n.
County Ticket
For COUNTY Treasurer. A X Hauuum St IawwmGS d.
torCOuuty Auditor. d 4 Lewis. Miller, I. ID
Fora Sheriff. Henry Eb. Miller \ u
tr I1gistT Of Deeds F. q Matter Orient = ID
For Cbrk OF Courts j. d. Finnery, Rockham. : u.
For Superintendent otSchoohs, Jessie Moncur, Miller, g I.
FOR County Judge, II c. Anderson. Miller $ d
For Coroner. $ II WALTZ. Miller = !.
Fr Justice of the Peace:
&c. MgooL St Lawrence ID,
&C Briggs, Miller 1. Il.
r N. Serenson, st, lawrencnS d.
Fr onTalls
r. \. Dunn Miller SD
For County Commissioner end District J w Heubnde Miller s d
For County Commissioner, Bird District, HenryS scott, Rec HeghsLS \ ID
For Comfy Commissioner h district A. NJ Rowen Washington = D
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PROHIBITION PARTY
State Ticket

State Ticket
For Representative in Congress. Second District, '. Is Jump Aberdeen. South
For Tinted states Senator. o W Butterfeh CarkS SD
For governor. 9 h Thompson Worthwhile, SD
Fri Lieutenant Governor. D. d. wilson BrOoktngSS u
FOr Spretaryu fTae q II Brown Brookngs SD
FOr state Auditor. John NnE Mt Vernon SD
Ir state Treasurer, W. Habertin,W e9ington syringe : d
FOR Commissioner OF school and Phhic Lands, IA IA curtis, Castewood. south
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SOCIALIST PARTY
Stale Ticket

Stale Ticket
rr Representative in Congress, Second District. E Francis Atwood. sbsetou
south Dakot
rr United states Senator l. /. johnson. Oldham. S d
rr Governor John c Knapp, SbsetOn. Sd
Fr lieutnHntG overnor,M f. Bacon. BroOkings : ID
Tr Secretary of state Ola Npnun. BrOOkng = ID
rr state Auditor W F Bauer' Wcbster \ %
Fr STATE Treasurer, w A WHHansH Huron = u
prC Commissioner of SchOO and Public ands Fred b .Huk Roscoe, \ ID
Fr superintendent OF Public Instruction, Clara uOhmear, Aberdeen :
Legislative Ticket
Fol State SENATOR d Senator's IDstnct. Carl shumann, Houdek, 6, d
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Topic in the NJ. f. church Sunday
morning, SAINTS in Ceaser's House
hold" Evening topic, "Slay Utter
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

We furnish stove repairs for any
stove. Scofelds.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29

Just received a large assortment
of horse blankets at ScofeIds ADV.
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PRESBYTERIAN church, Nov l, 1914.
1920 a. M, Sermon: The Long
Battle of Citizenship" $50 D. M,
Christian Endeavor, Subject: "A
SoloonIess Nation. Whv Not?'
Leader. D. II. Smith. 7:30 p. m .
Sermon to young people.
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Scofelds sell building paper of all
kinds. ADV.
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Service in Corrin school house at
3 p. m.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES
State Ticket

FOR Representative in Congress, Second District, II p Packard, Redhed, 5 d
For United states senator. II l. Loucks, WatertOwn. : ID
% Governor r o, Richards, Huron. SD
o Lieutenant Governor, George c. Berry, Willow Lakes. ) u
o. Secretary OF state q Is Reeves. Ipswich. : ID
% State Auditor. ] Wipf freeman. s ID
For Commissioner Of chool n Public Lands, NJ L Habgood, LangsiOrd, s ID
For Attorney General, NJ j Russell, Hayt. s ID
For Railroad Commissioner, Louis J, Johnson, Groton. SD
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Mr. and Mrs w. B. Wilson cele-
brated their 10th wedding anniver-
sary Monday evening at the G. W.
Rudd home on north Arno st. About
forty guests were present and Mr. and
Mrs Wilson we're presenter with a
set of dishes. Refreshments were
served at the close of the evening
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29

In compliance with the law. l. n 4 Lewis county auditor OF Hand County S D.
hereby certify that the ATTACHED list is complete list OF nomination as flee in ~ IA
Of the sevga1p parties together with the psto hce n business address of leach.
Signed ]. A. LEWIS. County Auditor.
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Legislative Ticket

For state Senator, Cord Senatorial District, Glen NJ Waters, \
For Representatives, John n. spdrs. Rec Heights. ). d.
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29

An amendment relating to the legis,
latlre providing tina: one-half the mem
bers OF each house shall be elected BIZ
ennlally, and fixing their term Of Of
flee at four years.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-18
FINE PORTRAIT
WAS RUINED
The Painting of Thomas Carlyle
By the Renowned Artist
,e John Millais
>(By Associated Press)

London. July ia militant suffra-'
getto today s;lashcd with butchers
cleayer tho portrait of Thomas Car
lyle, painted BY. Sir John Millais and
hanging N thes National Portrait .Gai-
lery. The woman was arrested after
Q, severe struggle with the attendants
e.At the police. station she gave the
name. of Ammo Hunt.
|snfBh9l gallery attendants, WHO, since
thsiiracent militant suffrage outragcs
tndialAipDat institutions, have been
keppinD close guard enn tho treasures
untseFItfeir. care, noticed a young wo-
bhinn,tyalking. from picture TO picture
i=sTparently aiiniflng tiipin.
aayEventualiy she camo to the portrait
kpf Carlyle and quickly taking q butch
er's lcleayer xrom the folds Of her
dress, she viciously attacked It.. The
glass covering was smashed and a
[s}I sYas made in the canvas from the
top Of Carlyle's head through the face
to the c:chin:5 50 Gi
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SCENE FROM "NiaHrHA..xs."
"NTIGHTHAwKs" ise- exceeding

"NJIGHTHAwKs" is g exceeding
N ly dramatic and Interesting
melodrnmn dealing with gang
OF political grafters who rely upon
darkness to cover their multitude Of
sina. Francis Bushman is featured in
the leading part.
Bill Baxter. a crook. and Jake Bent.
ley encounter Jerry Hefter. who. is try
ing to start ~hnt he believes to be nm
automobile In "A Bargain Auto" The
machine refuses to move. and the rob.
bers offer him S5 for It, with the idea
OF Stealing the town." They start to
loot the bank. but Nancy Nugent In
terferes md Is promptly knocked
down. Tile lmnk. clerks fall over her
as they chasn the robbers. The police
nrrive and try to use the machine for
the chnse. but 1t won't go. 1he crooks
get out Of town. and Nancy finds them
asleep. She binds them with strips of
hef skirt ard. hniling passing auto.
runs them to the Jail.
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A. b. !. Galley,
II. w. Stone,
For Committee.
IMPORTANT.

Every democrat should vote. In tile
primary election, which will be held
this year on August 25.
IN order to vote under the. now, rules
every democrat must go In lSersoh and
place his name upon tho roli.o ilis
democratic club and ho .uust enroll,
his maine In full--not simply giving
Ills initials, but enrolling his full
nnmo -.
The last day for enrolment is Tues-
day,sjuly 28, 1914.t Do not wait until
the last day or: the secreta ~ may nutr
be found, or ;somstliing else may;lfapii
pcn TO prevent yor from getting youF
name on. Enroll now. ~
There Is an erroneous impression
among some that /, registration ccrtf-
iicate and tax receipt nre required III
order to enroll. You Go not need d,
registration certificate or tax re-
Eeipt.
II you live ir a town divided into
wards, enroll in your own ward
{ In oil other cases, small towns and
villages anI In the country, enroll
IN the club whose voting place Is near
est 70 your. residence, calculated by
tho. nearest: practicable route.
You inr O entitled, to enroll e:id vote.
Z lfeyoG Become p .sstdent OF sSscuth
UaroIints s:sc eovembor 4, 1913; +
Il And, y; Il :ii;, =. ( - 8 IS
III you bscoaii;e, d residont Of your
county before May 4. IDA: S.. &
ttAnIl, ;,ss;ss,ss S, 81 -
{ If you became ii Resident OF your
club district before juno as, 1914. & s.,: 8;
) y cf1porary fesid dence out .of { tho
stnto,t county or club district does not
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-18
4 TIE As ts'z s'zE TRUST"
lis INVESTIGATED
Over $s5, 900, 900 Capital Stock
-PennsylAapia Concern In
81 terested in1 South Carolina
(By Associated .pressl

Washington. July 17.-Invcst!gation
by the department OF Justice of the
United Gas Improvement company,
probably tho largest factor in the
country in tho sale, of gns lighting
fixtures, Is, noariy complete; It was
announced today, but whether the
government shall bring an antitrust
suit has not been determined. No do
cision in the case is expected for scv-
era} weeks.
The Investigation Into tho company
Is said to have developed that it does
business in nearly, SEQ cities, and
towns In the United Stntcs. The COM
pahy. was chartered IN 1892 By tho
state of Pennsylvania. with the broad
est powers. At The close of 1912 its
OUTSTANDING stock amounted to $65.
6Q2.95o. 1eft is Interested in variou:
compahies In MANY slater, includin
South Carolina. Georgia. Florida an.
!Tonfsassee. =. iisxs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-18
CAPT! MCULLY THERE
The City Of Guaymns, Mexico. Was
ix''.i ( = Evuculfed Friday.

on Board U. s.. S. California, La
Paz. July 16.-Via Wireless to San
Diego. .July 17.-Thc federal eva ci,a-
tiQn of Guay:Mas Is complete. Tho last
of tho. garrison, long hemmed in by
tho constitutionalist forces or General;
Qbregon, embarked. seuthward tonight
with their horses niid accoutremcnts
in six steamers and four towing
|schooners. j A provisional government
] has been established and order pre-
the city
5;IInd accordance with the armistice
arraHged;,several days ago the. c.citizcns
OF Ouaymhs were disarmed today. The
|fcdn1nl,mItics planted at points ON the
jEishfrtsre6fs the city were exploded
wltlf1 1C6nstitutionalist officers as w.t.
fosStsioa y
n'Fheafirst act OF the new admlniEt tfa-
tfoneatasito rclicve the starving pop
FuiaGISn BY the distribution and sale Of
|foodstIffS.i y = y ~,
The peaceful exchange OF govern.
mental authority wae facilitated by
Captain AicGruger. Of the United
States cruiser Raleigh. Arrangements
nlso wore completed. :. for tho formal
occupatfo1 or. GuSymas by the 'consil
tution iiists ON Jun " 18. n,
( Note Capt, N. At lMcCully, OF this
city, rs tho ;dommanier OF, the battle
ship California; Wa Oh he ;hin1sslt
built several years diyo. Guaymas is
n city OF. II, 900 .on tho west coast sof
Mexico. about onfn liae wlths Calves
u,s Texas. &, 6 i,.i 4 & >;
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.INBROCLIO
is NOT ENDED
LONDON PAPERS DECLARE
THAT MEXICO HOLDS
MORE TROUBLE
VIEWS IN PARIS
Huerta's Acuteness Causes the
Latins To Smile-"Elegant
Conduct"
VIEWS in PARIS
BY Associated Prcss.)

oy <16bOCldtCu l'IC5S.)
London, July 17.-Commcnting upon
the resignation of Huerta, the morn
ing papers give credit to President
Wilson for the success of his po.,cy,
but consider that the Mexican imbrog-
lilo is In no way solved. The Chronicle
asscrts that 1t is premature to dcs-
cribe as triumph for Mr.. Wilson.
He gained his point, the papers say,
but his policy. has entailcd an appall-
Ing amount of murder and pillage,
most Of which could have been avoid
ed If ho had joined Europe in recog-
nizing Huertn
The London Daily Mail regards HUI
erta's resignation as granting a res
pitc. but not q rcrrievc in the situa-
ton. II says, however, the world will
breathe moro freely at the thought
that war between the United States
md Mexico was avcrted.
Tho Times considers that President
Wilson never intended to elevate the
rule OF non recognition applied to HUI
crta into policy of universal appli-
cation.
""But," adds The Times, "the squel
han proved him right. and his remark
ablo innovation in diplomatic proce-
durc has thus far justified itself. both
In aim and mehtod. The ultimate
Mexican question. however. is not yet
disopsed of. Rather It is beginning
to reveal It's true proportions"
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The French Press.

Paris, July 17.-The retirement of
Hucrta is commented upon sympathet-
itcally. In ithe. Ftehch, Press today. The
papers declare Hucrta's departure
from tho Mexican capital is in keeping
with tho. remarkable intelligence he
has shown Throughout. He leaves
soon cnough,,as $50 that he does not
seem to fay before the constitution
alists. they ,nsnert, and at just tho
right moment. TO obtain credi. for ''tho
clegant'ronductt in handing over his
power to stIctessor whose impartial
tty places ab6SS alf parties the hopo
that peace may Pe established. -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-18

Frederick Uphnm Adanisafs orc or
the authors who ilna f:: sh; tie fu.
ture Of the moving Iiciur4, lie has
been elected president OF tbd Chartered
Theaters Corporation of New York
City. which. In conjunction with the
New York Morning Telegraph. nnr
nounces cash prizes Of $1.T50 for the
best three scenarios along comedy or
farce-comedy lines. The .fprlzes in
amounts are $1,000. $500 and. $3.50. und
oil other available manuscripts will be
purchased.
."Tbe. Mystery OF the Lost Stradi.
varius." ninth mystery In the "Cbroni;
cles Vt Cleek,"- by Thomas w. Han.
slew. Did Miss North. the militant.
stcNi l'nronuff's violin? Circutp.
stances pointed thnt way. II not who
did? Why was BnronoT 30 strangely
quiet when Hamilton Clcek Investigate
ed? This seemingly unsvlvable, situa-
ton Is untnngled by Ciccl; In the most
dramatic fashion.
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HEAVY FINES
AND SENTENCES
For. Fraudulent Use of the United
States Mail Is Imposed On
Offenders
(By Associated prcss.)

Chicago. July l7.-CoHvicicd with
seven otlcrE of having used the mails
to- dpfraud In the operation Of the
Tidrr &c Widen Mercantile Agency,
Abraln IL. Freeman, Of Chicago, aud
Frederick l.. Wonder. st. Louis, TO-
day wcloi oiaentonccd to eight years I'M
prisonment caclI and fined $3Q,GD0
eacliiin federal cert.
Among the other defendants and the
penalties imposed were:
Joseph Z. Stevens, Kansas City, JOS
cDh ID. Finklcman, KANSAS City. and
Rolert B. Ponder, each three years
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and :, f;nc CT $3.50. The Sqycrnmont
charged thpt more than sl,O00.o00 was
obtained T.; convincing creditors of
hankruptf that their accounts would
be oollcctqa by tho agency from
"ccncealca a1spts'Ix Of thc l,ankrupts.
The govcrnment contchdcd that after
receiving fees from many states for
collecting Eucl accounts. tho agency
made 10 effort TO Cervo its clients.
The dcfndaats wore admitted TO
bail pondinG nction-on their appeal 20
tho United States ciE1uit court of -ap-
pc:ls.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-18
MRS. CARMAN OUT
ON $2O,0 600 BAIL
Is Temporarily q Tree Woman
Counsel Enters Plea of
''Not Guilty"
(By Associated rPess.l

Freeport, N. Y. Ju'J 17.-Mrs. Flo
renee Carman, indicted today on the
charge Of first degree manslaughtcr
In connection with the killing ON the
night Of June 30, in her doctor-hus-
bands office of Mrs. Louise Bailey.
came back to her home and her fami-
ly here tonight. temporarily free
woman. She was released for trial
under $4,000. bail fifteen minutes af-
ter the grand Jury made known its
finding. a7.s ..;'..i.:,,s,
When Mrs. Carman was led into tho
court room idtcl today for r,arraignment
she plainly showed the strain she had
been under eince her arrest. When
the clerk of-court asked her how she
would plead her lips opened to an
swer but MIR. Levy, her counsel, in
corrupted her. Upon the understand
ing that his client would have the
right to Withdraw her plea within two
weeks and file a demurrer and q mo-
ton to Quash the indictment on tho
ground Of insufficient evidence, Levy
entered plea-of mot guilty"
After the bail bond had been ar,
ranged and signed Mrs. Carman was
led to an antc-room and there she col
lapsed. -
II can't talk" che said later to re-
porters.>. .I am too overcome. II. still
fail to- understand why the grand jury
declined to heed my plea to tell. my
story"
While she was on her, way home.
District Smith reiterated thht no had
new evidence which might later lead
to the finding Of superseding in
dictment charging Mrs. Carman with
n higher degroo Of homicide. He sent
detectives to q marsh about o mile
from the Carman home to dig In a
place an informant said he had seen
q man ,tlry "a revolver the day after
the murder, !, sjis M 81
No revolver was found there, how
ever. The district attorney also as
serted that II certain clews were de-
.velopcd q certain membor OF the. Car
man household wonld be placed under
arrest as an accessory after the fact.
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Cross Roads,. N. Jcacs
ndrcilester-Mrs. Eliza SeawrigIt.
liurcka-Capt. II. McMahan.
First Creck-H. S. Wakefield.
Flat T'lck-W. A. Hall.
Fricndship-R. l.. Scawright
Gluck Mill-W. p. Walker.
Honea Path-Dr. ]. Il. Watson.
HOpewcll-Mrs. j. A. Brownlcc.
kcowce Jane MCGEE.
Inf1non-LA. s. J. Hall.
Little River-W. w. Burton.
Long Branch-S. e. Levcrett.
Mt. Bcthel-E. Fl. Simpson.
Mountain Crcek-W. A. Wiles.
Meals Crcck-IEdgar Il. Wilcs.
New Prospect. J. Spearman.
Oak Wood--B. ,B. Evans.
Orrville-Mrs b. "A. Watt. .
Pelzer--A.4S. Cobb. ..
. PendletOn--T. G. Smith. 10
Poplar Springs-J.. S, Handy. afh
2 Riycrsidc--7-J. r. SMe5.esky. - "
Rocky Riycr-G G N : I,nft(si
Salem Mrs, William SGlirimp:
Shady Groves. A. Mcbride.
TahernacIsriI. Warren Parnell.
Tpwnvillc-Dr. 2. e. Burton;
Tr;angic--D David IL. W1ios., ~
Turkey Creek-J. B. L. HAL. !, :
(IJnion-Mid e. Mnrett. ,
fWclcomc-J. w. Simpson.
. Whitefleld-Augustus Hall,
s Williamston, First. ID, Brown.
,Williamston, Sccond-Mr. and Mrs
'hrrlss.
A. B. Galley.
II w Stone
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Charles ArllDg is soon to appear in
series OF pictures IN Which lie will
be widely featured. They nre to be
continuous series OF adventures. al
though ench one tells On entirely sep
urate story.
E9h .Di,i'it
'IHoh now relense. Summer Love-"
EioSse iGlInrd and NinJor florence.
though, OLD enough to know better. are
IN J5ye. and Eloise' has waited for
yenrs for the. mnjor to propose. Fran
qes, S,pyer aud Jimmie Lodge nre
spvipgtlINe, swepthearts. but have
lovers slunrrrI.. The two couples
switchksneethearts md canse compli.
cntluns. They finally get together
where they belong and realize TINT
youth Graves youth and age must take
It's place.
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sE0OR ATTENDANCE
"a ineetin9so of the di.

, y "A meeting of the d.
, rectorsl of the Anderson
/, J, baseball association is
,ylcalled for this evening at
t,ne8 O'Clock, at the cham
!, .bff of commerce.
sParter A: Whaley, pres.
} identi of the club, has
!, 8 worked like "a Trojan to
, give good ball ITO Ander-
} sonlsand feels that he has
- done so, but he lis very
i MUCH discouraged on ac-
)" cunt of the lack of. sup
; ,Portsof thetpatrons.
~ 1T e games sfor these
IS last two, days have been
, beautiful exhibitions, and
y n0faster bali was ever
in the old Caro-
, linazAssociation.s $40 !,
M Mr. Whaiey feels thai
} Anderson fans do not ap-
, preciate the fact that they
sars 1callys getting class D
BASEBALL \ 4, &:
1,H. Mn ~ sfl y u y 4 - sy,,a
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O PRESIDENTS CONDITION {

wilon has So FAR u1s rs.ovcrad from as
attack OF indigestion that he was able
to take an automobile ride His pay
sic:aE had directed tliut he remain
quietly in his ruam all day, but the
president in:i3.cd on going to the ex-
ecutivc Offices 10 sign some necessary
papers. After The r.dc later, he ap-
pc::rcd 10 he n h;:. usual health.
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5i.Mrn. Fred sludt. a widow. sixty
nine,t ,tof1PDrt Jeryis, N. ~. who pur-
chased 'thei,rclcase from the navy of
George e. Hauff. }twenty-four, that she
might, marry him. finds she will have
to obtain pliysiclan's eugenic certi-
ficate first.
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