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HxE hA4rnhxNHnc urruT4r
llk1A8NHN2SRENS9 Wv GEsI4
CA Her r TONIGEIT
Red Men win Confer The Hay.
makers Desrss On ! Number
81 canslidates


Tie Red Men OF Anderson had l5el>
.ed forward wi much pleasure to the
'epIniIlgs 0f last light when TugaIoo
Tribe 40. 3s had planned to confer she
5ayInalt tsrs degree upon d npmher or
can didates; but owing to q. change ln.
the plans. made, Imperative at the last
minute, 1T was Impossible to hold the
rally. ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for holding the meeting tonight and It
Iseciel ~ for tho lcana faIgiiIg the
degree. 80 s.3 .ss
Imin ediately tol lowing the conclu-
s.zsa p shha lessss :ssssAtts .ss.s .:=as q
ss.ss:. -. Are banquet net sai!. be
at WI tich time the members or TuEaloo
tribe viii make merry. q
Doubtless every t11emt ,r OF the
lodge will be present for the very Inn
portaRt meeting to be held tonight.
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ONE OFTRE lDO0AED
GUNMEN TO CONFESS
"Gyp the BIoodn VIII Tell Of the
PAT HI yadE Il: Rosenthal
Murder
tBy Associated Press)

New York; April 9.,4IThersf were
persistent rumoTs today to the effect
that at least one OF the four gunner
who are TO die at Sing Sing Monday
morning for the part they played in
the murder Of Hefmon Rosenthal, the
gambler, would confess. The rumors
could, not beFtraeSd to their source.
| sIoseph "A. Shay, counsel for Charles
Becker, the forItier police lieutenant
convicted OF instigating the murder
but saved by higher court ruling. said
he might go to the prison some time
today and endeavor to get statements
from the four men TO be used by the
defense at the SECOND trial of Becker.
In case the condemned men decline
TO make statements to him he has
prepared an application TO the su-
preme court for an order requiring the
appointment 8f commission TO take
their dispositions. In either event IL
was said the execution of the SEN
tence would not be delayed.
7 % Although Governor glynn has twice
refused toigfRnt q epFieges the fami-
lies OF the gunmen and their counsel.
Charles G. r. Wahie, had not givsa
up all hope today. Every means
known TO the law will be employed
from now until Monday, Wahle de-
clared
= Today he. Will send a memorandum
TO Governor Glynn on the latter's re.
.fnsalg TO. grant reprieye The smem-
orandun will take the form OF an
argument In answer to the governors
reasons for his refusal. WaS.e had
at first intended to go to Albany to-
day to make a personal plea to Gov
error Glynn, but when the delegation
.of2rabbis failed yesterday 60 move the
governor 10 reconsider his decision.
Wahle determined that the interests
OF his clients would best be served by
forwarding the memorandum by spa-
'eial mhaaanpar
Rnmors regarding the expected con-
fession had Il that the one gunman
most likely 10 talk was "Gyp the
Blood iofowit2.
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HEARING HELD
I'M RE DRAINAGE
Clerk of Court Has Set May 4
As Date for Hearing On
Rock R;ver Question

A iclring viii bc held in the ejfice.
of the Clerk of Court of Anderson
on May at which time the properly
owners of the Rocky Fdvere section of
the county will appear before the clerk
and mako application for The forma-
tion of drainage district. It Is the
desire of these property, owners TO
have their land drained, where 1T Is
now swampy, thus reclaiming !t for
agricultural purposes. 1t Is estimated
that tho work will cost about s20,e 600
'3ut 1t Is said that It VIII mean tfiou5-
ahas or dollars TO the property own
erS OF t!'at section.
/ jas. N,NPearnan. the elnras. yesterday
turned over to the agitators of the
dr;iinaga movement official notice to
te served on IL OF the property own
ets that the hearing will take place.
fne other men owning property in
the section affected had attached their
signatures to the petttio7 presented
itic clerk and therefore It was mt
necessary for them to bc notified.
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GOnlns LANeaassTs
THE ADMINISTRATION
American Sugar Refining Co.
Boashs 0u Rival ,Refineries
and Closed Them

Chicago, April 9.-united, States
Senator Albert Ei CumminS, Of Iowa,
I'm an address here tonight, criticized
the democratic administration, defined
his stand on the tolls BILL, pronounced
the republican party the party OF true
progress and blamed the republican
national committee for the democratic
victory OF 1912.
Hc was tbs chief speaker at the .Ap-
ponattox Day celebration OF the Ham
ilion Club. Democratic defeat .at.fhe
next national election. Senator Cum
minis predicted. would be erected by
republicans and progressiyes united
as the feHablican party and embFac-
ing a platform of progressive doc
trines, ff
Dealing With the records OF the DEM
Qcratic administration, Senator Cum.
Minis declared It unnecessary TO speak
OF congress. ',,The president has. for
the tine being, olliterated that ancient
and once powerful depaltrisnt Of the
government" he said.
When therefore Ispaak> OF shc
democratic administration, mean
WoodroY Wilson. The overthrow oi
republican government, does not seem
to excite arm. but the day 4Nllk come
when 66se9uhtry will pnd derBtknd that
II does not owe It's sindep6ndence ID
executive ssuthority3
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iP0 CE F;OI IJND \
sIIs SING GRIP
WIZ Chester Charged With Eaay-
ing stolen . Suit Case From.
Miss May yyslboru .ss

- ~ = ~
St Charged with having stolen d suit
ease from Miss Hay WeiborRI VIII
Chestarsis % negro, was arrested by
SheriH Ashley yesterday AFTERNOONS
and brought from his home !. on
Frank RIlodgss plantation 10 the An
IdaresG county iaii Chester claims
that he found she suit caae and that
be did not atets 1t. y
4 On March 81 Miss Esiborn. Who rs
assistant postmaster ut Abbegille, was
dFiying from this city. back to her
bone, the suit case being Lns the back
OF the buggy. When near Bai1y Poole's
| iplantatioa Miss WeIborn hoard the
cover snap on the back or the buggy,
this frightening she horse. When the
troll Miss Welborn and her brother
animal was finally gotten under con-
! discovered the loss OF the suit ssssps
but could sae ne. one In sight In the
road. M 8
Happily the young lady possessed
samples Of two rasaes Ia the suit case
j and these were sept hero. 20 Chief Of
= e - i. got busy and
Yesterday tiisceyerad the suit case ut
the home Of o negro woman. Maggie
Walker. The two dresses lsere stIl Fin
the suit case. the only thing missing
being o pair OF new shoes, The woIi5~
IN said that Shester Rd ElSan { iier
5na, SUIT case and Tho o a t:eT sef1
iwenr after him He Nh Il proha bly, be
giycH 3 hesriH before de gistFato
Broatwell soda1
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CANCER IRGEBE !.
I0C9NlHG lEIHQDS
. Famons lHlG Snesialist Says Third of
ecanesr of she Stomach Is So
Caused !.

New York, April s.--A statement by
pr. William; j, .issEo. that the. prevail
enca Of cancer perhaps is traceabie 70
Ipresent methods Of cooking waste tho
Samen fone of the salient opinions In
Q. nnaze<nf technical discussions at the
opening today OF the Annarican Surgl-
sal 4Associations' Annual 5copyenhon.
Or. Mayo is delegate from Il Hoehesfer,
Mimi, and president OF the association.
He explained that cane or OF the Stom-
aeh formed a third or all cancer cases
among civilized peoples.
DR.. Mayo said that the amount OF
meat consumed undoubtedly had some
thing to do with tho prevalence of
cancer.
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!11!s.e ora 8. the illlatratad lect,sra
,NIxIgTitkTsSg

~ sIpE sss ! . !. + tWelfs aiade suit
to mo 20 era mt liil1i let Sf ASfilifi-
fsgfat Hon az tho 90 hll efiscts
.og 1ohli Gin IS.
Thesa are to Si iie ana a |.
tii0hlsii kis iIti Efs lie siIis q
.tsai ere ti}ts5rs ol si5 I'd Ska kSt
IN 3 k1lItIyE sFE
s. c. On tie f6fE Eli Il.
5D14 after publ idsf i IS S iii
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.lN.0TiCk ,ICTInN,I.

"a IN e ~ Z be an eleetfon IA I.fstnIl-
otl School Dfatrict al Lebanon school,
heuse on 3at:>-1 day 18th day or April,
IS tor lspureusa Il feiryi ~. INN Il !,
Is e fSf ths iiE :. 81 s ssSSs;' tsSs
ipes iIihst Iir6 ssl sSis s! ifnfI ex
,Ai iliit teseip and II STATION cet-
tIlcate. sllie ey. will not lie allowed
8 g (. sets Isolte 0psn g. elote {
c.. N J. RohHiIis, n
7 af. Feiborn.
Trustees. :
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lslSAT1 gfliTTs,Is

be gRh Bic g wernaR tcfie mora
tliiie tiIiGt llihg up the drains ol
pstalic s ssitl. aaasafras sprouts
.spsE bsiIlrs alJD against ploWing
tIis1 tstE Eha ! am Spending the
County 8 money ana why do you per.
eist In I, I, 9.-s, his careless
lllaasler Nllat we spend your money
20 Keep iip. Same day patience w.si
ease to be a ytrttle; isrlis sn there is law
afllbt Tue practice. Please STOP.
Mack King, County Supervisor.
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boz Rerlredi lIay.- llIlleeot ter.

sanderville, Ga, April 9.-Ernest
Grubbs, 0 years old, the school boy
who was stabbed nv anai t,As :y.ss::..i.
near his own age while on 9his, way
home from school at Dayfsboro yess
terday vas brought TO a. hospital here
carly today. Physician tonight said
he had q fair chance OF recovery. y Tiie
Lao, who was frst reported TO- have
;vvon niIIru, wH5f revived RIIer several
hours work by physicians. q, ',
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AlEaIt Snla Slipg lblgn...

New York. Aprii e. ~ Iueo Grobe.
until recently second psIicer aof 4 biE
.Gegnlatl iners and Ohm iEsc5 5man, d
hotel proprietnr of Is6bOlSeGsf n. 81 Z.
pleaded guilty today to an III dfefmc1t
|charg Is c0nsp iracy TO defraud the
gefernment by sui gfi1g opium into
the cQnntfy Zach IS senteDeed .to
serve one year ana d s{ssf.y iIi tie .sed-
ersi prison at tianta. ca.
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KIag ID sNedsa palaE lEeIi.

Stock olm April GA. bulletin is
sued at 2 O'Clock this evening. .bH
bedsid OF the King Gustav Of Rwahan.
wllo was operated on today for ni-
.ceration of the etonla Ell. sail .'The
kim nfrnl sex sflIf. IN ntirls and then al
pegIesfsS sS6 the usual diSe6inforts fol-
levin IN e His teinperatttse
Is /. 9,s and his cpndi tion Is al satiss
ifaesoFy as nossibl le.s' 7s;. Y. IS
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,z,laa GsAs.siiaf :, q i Eass.s...s.l

Manurelis se helnfnl time i am stat
Ing The sesults gf seare OF r.
lion, putting Il lIl d TIM nusstei
4 Manure 'fs plant FOOD Elell antttt
81 !. I. breads. hel lpfnI eell
81 II Is or iiiifislis.
Il II Femeins ia the saIs FOR yeaFa
a. II should Ee enpss slk once -
do not walt Tor ft Z, Fet
" 8. Sp9sed it On q elng cral so
!, .et0 catch all She es
sf.7 10 noe mix ainia lsllss or coui$
I.laseiaiss s sAss g l..sss iss
s, Do not plnE il pll HIS
Will bury q TOD islecp lei i "a K +,
5ss rs IS II stch siStaFs s p9 81 8 Ia
satch ssie LIQUIDS ana ID q 10 q SUP
|piy
ftOui 3 4 20 81 n l,li, ikad De-
pending nn ~ and So
ense this ~ ie
II Cover rs n
each year 4 Il llSas
iicat Ion On d n. & NJ!
gkins, IN IA Ss f ,rsliiSfl
-
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Canned Cranberries TO make
Sauce ......,.:. .iSc each
Fundell Asparagus Tips. IS,
and SOC Can.
Star Light Peas, Extra Small
French Peas 25e Can
RoIy Poly Red Pitted Cherries,
for Easter Cherry Pie -. 35c
Fresh sar-:oga Chips i5c bx'
Queen Olives in bulk 35c qt
Sweet Mixed Pickles 3Oc o..
Send us your orders; we want
your trade and will do our
best TO please yoil. 9so'clock
insthe morning, 8 O'Clock p. I'M.
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]
AGAD N0TIEE

4 Ellt time for paytng c9mfnnfatidsi
10 IL mas been extended by the
& tit HAY list. Afteg which tsEis
The Ks Will 30 ttiFsieiS over, 20 the
s9l ieetoES ald the usual penalty viii
6nfty supervisor,
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l.eslaLal.llIllsI
EUTUT"-H|s'

ice u by eiyaIt that the next
Eelrtslaf hahefs' sxaniination viii So
s9li ffag i 8 at the couTf
ll0uBo tis AnEeTHOti All 4aarhars
;1ssflesc caE illeat expire this year
ser tfl,ia 0ltiaf siounsies
Ngu ed 10 l5e sent IA sfanS
min ion. sTgse e3aiiifnntiG6
tsssl liee On sub tlecJ orilnafllv
ss.sa Tor teac Cheers ex9iaihati1n aIt,s
ll1 81 IS del Del.
s5Hsil ,s l. Fi1fs fs7S)y.
slrn ia;l ti;s IA Afil liessnn Go.
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FOUND

RBtlH D Sum ef money In Anderson,
March 27, 1914. with proper iden-
tillca.ipn ! 81 I may g Pe gedeemed By con-
IN = - - fss-uI8oT,f -. G.s anu
tasing for this advertisement.
E1,s 4s8-3t
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PEP SALE Asplendid Tennessee
1 GflSing horse, young sound and
gentle; also eit rubber tire Column
s bus buggy and q cafflbgs. j both
practically good 1s newt Apply to
G. b. Earle 8-8-7td
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For Your.
IN. Easter
Dinner

Fresh Snap Beans -. i5c Lib
Fresh Lettuce ...... ioc Hid
Fresh Tomatoes. IL i-2c Lib.
Fresh Beets 9'.2a. 3 for toc
Fresh Celery ..iSc, , for 2Sc
Fresh Potatoes !. ....... &C Lib.
Fresh Onions !. SC Bunch.
Fresh Cabbage ..... &c Lib.
ORANGE BRAND HAM, the
kind that makes red gravy at
20 a pound.
Plenty Fresh Country Eggs
roc. Dozen.
Cranberry sauce, bib fin. .25c
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'yylsEEE gTwo saleslaaies for house
to house canyassing, GIRLS need
not apply. Light, easy, pleasant
work Apply 70 j., A. MullinaS. 223
w. Benson street city 40 ct
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WANTED+Ty Typewriter ptrchasers.
We have ever 200 new rebuilt and
eAcon6 hand fypewfIEeTk for quick
sale cheap. All makes. Price
II nleet on request, J. 70. Craytcn e
Co, Charlotte, n. G.
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YashlnntoG. April Il lsis "a 4 s.
500 GOO Tor 9Farnine ert
esh hybst bnsldinE 1T the San 81 %
fl<ilpeltiona sn accordance Sltl l.
q 3lls senss 8 gEe9 io1s Nss 81 oFtsf
IaS9fSN tSday b ne h1liS 81 lie
tnqEs Mai erte AnG ions S0fn-
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lsFsntetf Two salssiadles for lohse
to house eanvassing, GIRLS need
not eppsy.s Light, easy pleasant
work. Apply to .. A. Mullinax
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19Iks Va, " ne q.
isr Re oglscia 81 tise !, /.
Jockey Club tuai Ne r.s6ei - ~ :
ltllich tsse q have continued atsl
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Spo' Q In GFeenyIlIe

Jerome Beck, who won third place
IN the Piedmont Oratorial Contest at
Greenville last week air. Beck rep
resented the Anderson High School
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NJ 81, Snef pFe af seneca spent yes
tetfsas { 81 tlls el s. 81 htsssinees
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MiirpHy Moore pf Ion was in the
nity yesteFdsy 1il b0eiH legs
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aIrsyl Bal ara ae Zion. spcnt 4 feys
,4hears Siu q Yesterday.
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.alnleiteas Isaa E.1aaTSis

SsAsse4 q : sssl q. F4f. sss ~ q, ~ 49, II y
eSe1A
0iiliet AiIsrlcan sdls snlpion, and
ihSstl.llss.s "a y.
" today q four reotn ID ltcif against
the Marquis Of lssnIlthsow ana Lord
Charles Hope. HIS bEotker,
Church Friday afsernoen sseeiDAis.s,; IL
4 O'clock.
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WANTS

EAHTED--The ladies to know that
II have the bestt caSiing auidI tiiat
can be bOuslIt. On aaletat bfaEtin'S
Drug Store. or Garyin Barber Shop.
Price 800 per bottle. d. G. GaFVin
B-7-tS.
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Ra5S "a s. = . = Z e Cheap: one brand ncW
Iyerg &Poad plano: one brand new
!, ,s,y, bug and hernes.Sa one mule and ?
garage. 40 A..
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% fs1llsS o o o a . % 90 90 0
q y! d, . q o Is D .
& D. fliF Grey ols W minisger was IN
the city yesterda 9on business;
..te..Pl 100

Fl ~ ~. Jsnpings5 OF GreenYiIle, wss
aLzl9IEt g the gl Registsred, at tho
~ = 9 s's.9 fs
=; Ne f,s.., Of the
Rock Mills santion was in the city
yesterday. =,
John L. Tete 1f Martin township
Iwss among the business 1iait0rs ! ih
the city yesterday. Z
David Elrod 1E. OF Rock Mills was.
N the city sies ertiay on business.
J. z. Water Of tho HopeEeil sec-
ton spsnt few hours IN the city
DOC; Dobb oi the york se6tionl
was among Tho IS arfners 20 spend YES
terday in the city, Il ssss & IS 5 ~
~ !; BRUCE of OSenee Suunty auenI= siu,sn /;
o. few hours in slie city yesterday 8
lsis4ttt As Is j e
-, Riehardson OF the Isetanuni
section waa VI the city yesterday on
Ebusiiisss, * i. 1
aIrsa Bs afyi az zion. spcnt 1 few
lhear5s sin ths Yesterday.
M r. Snele pFe sc seneca spent yes
seFesay Z sr'as q tlss q s. s hssainsas.
M.iEphy so6re 81 zion was in. the
nity lyesterse b9e Ieas
lliasn on sif Isa " IS AMOS
tAe sptsiEess ASsiFs g saend sesss
siiF W. ~
ana win AEcCpyn ofi
spantainl ers slaepplR IN tho,
I,avia Ksiih hrSenbsile VISA.
Islllbag tilese pell d!n tefsay iii,
AElssERon. 81
Isslns 1loa sSSsstssII sSts I5.s
spent yesy 1 siie csiss 3
u 81 Isl 1 is;S e1lieac
ives "a esst rsssy. 9usst
|at The s,liI isl
st D ads u :lssltls q spasld-
liaE q ssys " q esss on pttssaS
eils &. 81 eIsson solsss MS
eisiolig tIls klls q ss ses-
Mss EtlieI IS. sPp rllSa 4. Is iis
t0Sss, IN iaktle Dnnlap.
Z 11lrs. I9 M S.. Il BOll6s. sEasi
.s.Isas { & sislsee Aud 1FsoH
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W. ~, Riehardson OF the LeSanuu
section waa u the city yesterday on
:9usinsss
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/ 4 ~ -. Jenpings OF GreenYiIle yss
laInopg thee g1 1ksts Registered at tho
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!. EQR sAL.E

Fer SRle,-one yoke OF Nateers They
will weigh about 2,s99 pounds. and
will, do the work Of pair of mules.
Telephone 127, or 1S9 4-5-6t
b, j, TOM BOLT.
- - post cheap
f-e+et TOWNSEND LUMBER co.
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NJ Bruce of OSoIes cuunty RucnI ayl,
Few hours in aEle city yesterday
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esr. and viii hEcCpNn of
hspuRta ain scl lsobbiEif IA the
city sesttst 3s s
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John L. Tete bg Martin township
wss among the business viaitors II.
the city yesterday.
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Rock Mills ssantion fwas In the ciEs
yesterday
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8 5 ! 5 s sI.0 5 5 q s n & 3 5 ! ao 8
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IS, ulisnHix and i.ttls'
f s 4 re 81 fgs are visiting
kilcsf iincse Eene Sliipes az nSar
lSfds sor
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Mrs. J. D afaleelt silo sas lsee
mute q 9 lisssh lnapsqSed
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: David Elrod, JE. Of Ruck Mills was
n the city steriay. on husinesa.
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snlbag iiesa pea alss ye tefday iii,
l.SnssEpon. s.ss
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toSa. rs Aktle pualep.
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DOC, Dobb of the Fork section
was among tse, farmers 20 spend yas-
The Washington times., 1914-05-23
Funerals

John ]. Horigan. from Holy Trinity
Church, . a. nj. today. Interment pri-
Vate.
Mary L. Montgomery. from ST. DOM
inic's Church, 8 a. IN. today.
Col: Carlisle Patterson Porter. from
st. Johns Church. Lafayette Square. at
10 a. m. today. lnterment at Arlington
Cemetery.
GeOrglana Farr Bailey, from 1910 Bel
mont road. 2 p. m. Monday. lnterment
private.
Ruth T. Gaines. from 2s25 Thirteenth
street northwest, n. IN. Monday. In
terment at Glenwood Cemetery.
Emily Tyler Schoepf. from the Bur-
hngton apartments, p. m. today In
terment private.
Annie F. Shackleford. from 2O22 Port
ner place northwest, ) p. m. today.
James r. Thompson. from 455 GooS
Hope road, Anacostia. Private.
The Washington times., 1914-05-23
What's on the Program, in
Washington Today
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
Meetings. evening:
ODD F'ELDOwS-Canton WASHINGTON, No. 1,
Patriarchs Militant.
NATIONAL UNION-Federal Council
Illustrated Lecture. Alaska" DR.. Hamil-
ton. the Home Club, p. IN.
Interstate Commerce Commission hearing,
mezzanine floor, the New Willard.
Dinner, ]. J. Russell. Cabinet Room and
Presidential Suite. New willard.
Mt Vernon Seminary Theatricals small ball
room. New Willard.
Dance. AlphI Phi Fraternity. Red Room.
New Willard.
BasebaIl-st. Louis vs. Washington. J p. m.
Anusements.
NationsI-''Madame Butterfly" Els and Sis
p. m.
Poli's-"LittIe Miss Brown" 2:IS and Sis
p. m.
columbia-"Swee, lavender" Els and Sis
p. m.
Keith's-Vaudeville. c:l5 and 8:15 p. m.
Cosmos-Vaudeville. continuous.
Casino-vaudeviIle. afternoon and evening.
Gayety-Burlesque. els and SIS D. m.
The Washington times., 1914-05-23

posed TO extra work OF any kind. should
want Sunday amusements. How would
they like to work OH Sundays. as we'll
as week days? Leaving aside the re-
ligious aspect Of the question, any one
who believes in ;he motto. Live and
let live" should be opposed to Sunday
amusements Let the ballplayers and
the theatrical people have one day they
can call their own: the work Is hard
enough as it is.
As to the ball game. why not have it
at ) D. m? That is pleasant time OF
day, both for players and :nsctstors,
and there is plenty OF daylight for the
game after that hour There is no call
for SUNDAY theatrical performances. as
we already have them six nights and
Two matinees, every week. There are
TOO many people who are already de-
priyed Of their Sunday rest. and | hope
the appeal will be sustained. and Sun
day amusemcnts. forbidden. Look at It
from the standpoint of the worker: not
the person who wants to he amused.
NARY n. STEVENS
BriEhtwood. n. c.