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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-03

Only short time before near this
scene Sidd Kriegs killed Ella Will
liams because the young lady had
spurned his love. Kriggs filled up
on mean liquor and shot her down
as she passed the road.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-03
Malaria Or ChiIIs & Fever

ta ttareseription No. 666 10 prepared especially
~ ~: MALARIA or CHllLS T. FEVER.
ae aalve or six doses will break any case, and
aMken then 40 q tonic the Fever will not
.cs'Irn. 1t acts ON the liver better than
~s'omei and does not eripe or sicken. 2Sc
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-03

These Prices are for CASH ONLY.
No Goods Charged.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-03
, Iot of wool skirts that sold e1 no
for $500 toss so for, @ls1O

s1.OO MILDLY blouses for ........,75
50 MILDLY blouses for. ........:.39
19S crepe kimonas for ..,..... 1.69
rs crepe kimonas for. ..... 98
ESQ wash shirts for. l.88
It's wash skirts for. ..l.S9
50 children's dresses for. 80
10() children's dresses fOr...... rs
2M white dresses for. ........ Il SO
zoo crepe dresses for. - .39
698 white dresses for. .390
125 house dresses for. ........... 81
1925 parasols for ........ ........ ~
so parasols for. ......... 81
ESQ parasols for ............... .69
$40 Darasols for.
900 rain coats for go. ..... S95
/ lot of white petticoats worth Sl.OO
fOr................ ................ w
/ odd lot of children's dresses that
sold from so to S1.0O. ...:.:..:. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17
IrI
CIlllE
T0nllRllRlg IIBG
FEiRHf con-
TEsT FOR Is0ROlas
AT III ii. IS
Insegss f sitiic .t AZ
sued 81 Two lae Fore.
most Inatisuti0ns

3. 1tie event of the Gon!pg Wesk for
) nssersun viii be the dehala to take
~ tcsmDrroW night tl tho anderson COLI
EIAEe aud dItoTlnfn when HHeE eI45 rem
enting F1TmaiI ! UiiIVetFIfy e. OF
GreenxLllet and Hbfford col or
! fSphrtanburg win hold an intefGelle-
/ lgIate debate he spea lert are sell to
| pe -FOUR scI Z ne ~ IesE NnIoug an IIie
Tent bodies es. le state and College
aIditcrium Will be packefi tomorrow
flisht To ReucInp IS the tremendous
crowd. AZ & z g &
AY[ders6u pepple haye not SIC been
advised as 10 no VIII tepf Is sgs5f-
LfoFd in the dehase but w 81 Cox "a :,
ana y. H. Simpson vim Be he lFnisn
lspeakers Mr. Cox IS Anderson
10y EQIa ul ~ iglSl Sc asld , vii
have the lppaf OF he local people &.
z exp pect him 70 ina le lJff fl1faiit
lloaFi q 6 4 he. is.s said to be an ex2
Eeeltejal SeSs s sies 0rcef,sl l6aig
Eanslp pres eatinG colixlIcin ,I7ie
fotllef lyer for FtitII1aIIs ~. 6iIIip-
sen is e s.esss IS bog. and ii feiated
i 10 several Andefs on coiiiitYs peDf.le
e Tie biece for khe debate VIII be.
egol we'd & That ti,e .a1oE Hsiions 81
tho uils tied i Hss He'd IN bS-
nandlns Clos aud iIle nff Z
NATIVE II ID he eeDrs tod 81 = ttTiIiiiii
iwfstte Ayoffogd vi u liave tn ile tive
/ side of 4 he qsi ea j6Ti
|. ( The jHti ges for the q Z fitir ihya MOI
ser haeh Eannintea b 1t With fIiat exz
eeption all plans ar 6 80 4 & md ever y.
Etiitng is,. ready 9 event q = stssrf
tomorrow evening bfofifptysJ at sS 90
o'clock Ia the collage audi lsoriun,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

The following Is a list OF the prize
winners at the Field Day exercises
held by the Pelzer sellools Friday.
i. Grand Parade. Ted by the Smyth
Concert Bang ~
2 Rs.;ra e sseeaeel and rails flag
with song ~
.. Hail on hour HIEh Kindergarten.
4. songcIass 6f girls Ca) Milk
Maid Song (bl Come. Come. Come. /
s, Multiplication contest. End
grade Hops and girls:
8. Song 9th .asd 9Th grades
Come Away.
p. list Grade Contest Beproduc-
tion story
8. Primary department. May Song.
Q. SDslling contest4r1st Grade b,
and C.
10. Song Girls Primary Depart
ment--P Pretty Rain DpSps. ~
II. Spelling Match End and 3rd
gradeg- Section land q
~. Song Ho. For Carolina.-5th
and 9th Grades.
10. YelIs by fifth aud sixth grades
|
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

BOY is ACQUET TED

No ccssion ot The court OF general
sessions for Anderson county wes held
yesterday aftdrnooE, Judge Prince de.
clarihg that many OF The jurors and
WITNESSES nad business to attend 10 ii
their homes. Notice waS given that
the court would convene promptly so-
ulorraY morning. s
~ Ieitil lltlsE icas was transacted dur
ine the forenoon session OF the court.
The jury was given tho case yesterday
ntQFnti1G uf irwin Brown, charged
with murder and after a short deiiber-
fytion returned q verdict of not guilty.
Brown iu q little negro about ~ years
pf agr andEhe was charged With the
murder VI GIadys Slm0ns, a negro girl
about ? years of age, According 10
the, ElRtemertsj offered IN regard fo
the; affair the boys and girl were out
wal lkiIf5 tDEeth er, and Whan she caught
hold ok bis coat he, turned and shot
her. The boy B@oTe on the witness
.f.taal tint he did not know the gp1
was lnSJleA.. t fs,5.
ii shorty befare tle room hpltr the
case fpf Sam ffonkttfs charged with
fsipiat Ing the iiisf apsaFY laws. went 30
tho ilfry and, in Ills case Il verdict Of
not gnIlty wns returned. a.
fhis completed the days bpslness
end sd ioiiEn nllaent VAS had.
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b d

EfssN arat ~. y f.... .aIst y
Il. Song 81, aad sth Grades
Come, Genial Spring.
10. Contest in Spelling-4th grade
against 9Th and 9Th grades. =
lG seng sfd Mlller's
u crotorical contest, and 9Th
Is Song ltl Crude Springs 1r-
rival ~ % ~. -
49, pinner--1 TO 81 s
90, 2 o'clock at baseball park.
81. Foot Race--Boys OF LIST grade
@ against Boys OF. 2ud grade.
20, Pole Vqultfng C6ntest- Boys.
'23. Relay rice sth Grade.
~. Foot Race Roye OF 3fd grade
against boys OF 4th grade.
%. Flag relay race 9Th and 9th
grade
2S Ball throwing Contest Open to
D. Foct race 9Th and eth grade
boys.
as. Foo Race-5th and 9Th grade
girls.
30. Baseball 5tl and 9Th grade
boys against the eBchooi.
.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

M .
S1
sc
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". - ~ y ~ :,
- qplnl ~ s pfl fees lia ots
44.is - lsfsli naann rata az II q
Hstfisti sfist isEiil y Il over fiie
lWiif cazle to sshie
fncrr0v md eHleavdf % ylSs5s ken
hnstie 5rtareEe hero tk6 pf6pusea
= a1nnt eilF aFE lion aes
s0ftlI ss9 tplIt iie Il:
lssl might e slqleF ilBtiles g;
eQtsta. pytff y = u
fa3 81 olca tfilit ~ II q was
81 e &
ee 9e IN fs6t
llst Or 10 aillr =
fi he 3 h d sl3 eiisil
llleess
spilik tSt 81 IA d sl hut s 81 Z
ser Or not Sas % ns,ti i ID
Elsflt y 4at tinp teF
- - 81 lilk
Z tll,lt Is i
IL iia
Il ,iEls Is s h
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tlf u Wis Ia sltuafeis 40 b
TIE 9tsH to say silST Is 4 ct they
igtslt ST. l@BsN q
10 s,lsseS
agf d e6ed tart no - st q
So a ssn yit & d Ssii III et3ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17
7. 6a. IIAIL GEL
PULLMAN SERVICE
= t-Ss
ANN eEE MADE YES
TERDAY 70 AT EFFECT
FR ON DER ON
ttist5S4s;ii iiAi
2oia aattan GreenyiIle
&. and Atslersas slaata over
& Line

& anderson people nlis4e IeafFni;esii With
|1ngen pleasure tli ut; q Pullman caf
service ft'oni tlIlE CITY t0 Atlanta WI IL
II sorthern es wa the Se&board
raid way from Green wood. This will he
welcome news here and the many pe6s
pie masking the trip zach da:y fEora
Anu eIEUH Ss2s q q VIII aPpgECIdls
the efforts 95 the e. g M to supply III
|pnEsib eo1Ye1i eiic css
/: lthtn eil days OF less Pullfien
service over sh he mont & Nor iefn
and the Seas 6ard Air Linz, from
areanhitf GreenF ne aud Aiidersi On
to AfIanfa VII be q ration ~
neetfon Nstis EFs r lars Will Be mad
at ReltOn by III IS B no make the trip
from And IItII 81 e
route The z. " ~, co5ueetH S5sEt the
81 sfs. II sEeel cod and Is fes
tllents Tor this sllan geEytr ifse
been eainpteksd q The ann IN
EInRAs of this eEll elflent p9 he 8 si.=
lcos on ~ part az Pie \ SiiSl
tfIefn ~ fs Secesgad ~ much
Etntesest By the territory which the
elect road tFayeTses.
also been annopp eed. Wi leave
S tanburg at q p, M; and IsdFe
|creenFills at 3 40. Persona may zs4
main iis the Pullman until elsHt
e'cioel
Reiprning the car ,siIl leave AtIaR-
- A. $3.50 n: M. md ssi arrive "a
Gfaeilstl lie Mt & go q. ID., and In Spar
tan npLg az
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

:SE. I1E !Svg AMP
jNoeKF5FHsEla

-. =. Z

! { .. = : : ~
Tffio board OF viewers appointed
,sbma time ago toe inspect the R6cSy
|lsfyAf bwamp lands ata report lpon
the teasibiiity of df4ining same viii
g0 Ia Rocky RIVER tuesday SierniEe
TO look at. the laid and / tn q few sitiys
tsStlf file report with Clark 6k
seelti sEa & bgsf Is siiIIi-
R9sed o. Olfeer GeofRE az :; III
l.slp ant NJ W :. ~. ssHifdcra, ers
fszti n lse enktfe
prose ilVsi5a 5ilada s survey Of
- 4 The land aud j 3 sass That The H5pps
0sitstsn IS not OF ~ 3iiiie hit ffl Z
4 |leula haVs esals 10ssh idils a 50.
81. his hDafd OF viewers VIII mako re-
pert to Alf aI,afalle d an 4 if they spy
shthat land &c te ar lined And re-
lclaimed Cor . sri alfpe jes Mr..
yseRrlnan q Ter lliat drainage
district be cfnaed aud bonds voted
Tor. dqlsg he work. III seranpop the ilIl-
dart viii 10 bes Iip & On Iii 4 ot Ter
lansl Hhopld ~ b sipWefs make an nm
5sss the enl ire prpppas-
tiol sgin te: dropped.
M a great stop zpp
q punt and VI IN mean li3St-
k1nfsSpds oi d 0iIers 20 gn4
tlefso eta ere lif tha drisi image work IL
sila s9If an q lere ig 4 title doubt
bHf viii be - Isl pected chat
che efn viii tile their TeD0St SsftIi
lle. PeeTTan before the end 81 The
~ ;. ~ sIsf -, r.
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lle Ses of
alzine cisIls Sc sRlli IN St lslF
lss also II = q Ea "a iia ! rs
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Ftksne 1st fen tfsS s. fst ie 81 3 eisils
test 50 lils Tor IS I'll
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d sipt
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p.7i4 f.kep nth a li1
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fe ef q g6f IL 81 s ~ q e II,
g. s
pgoslisns o IS
5 s
cFs ase exreescd
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I d, 1SE / 8 Ia h.ts s ( si +,
IlsilIs or1ts ~ "a 81 lFtI
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Sss, slt IEI'lIs
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COOPER ft3LlIzaS sksl
I.slT tJ t.I J,tN6
fe f1F 60 etIz1E s. " Is il is.
sfti6a on sfase fafk GeHbIEiig
t,I5ai
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eiYeettWopd journal i5ss .s
4 Soil citoF Cpopef llte
for so serlior ia q pFJff5fi6a fflist
stianl Ell viii ZEN f5fce lie Ia s afpss
ace track l1i lliig IL q ted 9fsr
ssseffng d letter from til s e5itor OF
The Daily ] Jelrna |. Cooper ties
sas foltoW
hlge YOUR aITor rs the q Il n IN
IN wslieh p9Ss cliis III o
10 telling nc how g3yl tsfs ch Tic
aceufse1 rnea track hiine In
yahaFlAsto "a sslIy
$ss;i II ! 5lin eli "a n Z. f, ar sS / 5,os
faceaSt On lisId Is nrssiF nGf
swould ess sa lgintSa
spti;6r rs sbii7d le
poet % Sc d s6s,t
dagss II lsclt this aud
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NOIIGE:I

!sIlS IL. ki & "a
i1flfEe dt iii 8tiy isansaw Hnff
ses imp sie 4 "a e 1 i q Isl S.
llc lllishs "a II iheFssl -
80 -; :s &
i5s lsi 4
ail fisf isf III
slsl .llsi i,lfi ol1 5 "a
81 4
q pay q iiise e6k
ny siosieEs; bns - 'se
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BE2 Is:


x lIas bern mention
e6 on every 81 de en- IS rig aif
rs as, % can te Tor sy0r 81 a
ecIis anaolspo efday That he
Slsilsid ikat ~ Ike he f1lees glss
mas hHst 10 IN lili a.
lon some fslla, Sd n ilh
eFafyone 81 zest slfisl Il ~ !.
ailife q gteet t,lIsi fte efi 4 ID ilh his
isstk Ter him TO taal lie 4lie rff.e, Il mo
All tlle Voters bzaieyed til1f He Hf6Sti
10 he fiinning. 4. Il 8
.lfiila trislld id III & i III kf
tlifll - Wond 6a tiIff t.
'istsed . sood deai of dlsApI e:
nlaIs isildl liii
t3 III he citH diiflsfg III q Is {1I,s
f5ffrief Is 81 al ilss "a
se baa ctitdldafe q hifac sti..is
IS an feilifi 81 sslisi sjii &
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QseniiHu
G
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;5lt
III e1r tlllis el Ii
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s

tl4l1er this EenG viii lis rflIs short
refftnsa 81 f,iat Tte
faScn Tor these ore kosliSY Ic5S
tlirtty hftt fE5ffiT M
wee ffl1 u sn I, So "a
'Hitllaf , / s Ia "a rSnce
81 II 81 eos II q
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J.
NoTles

y let s4h z egiii Ea fl.a E1tsssr HIM df
trsetion eneiifess Of ot ACROSS public
hfidges ot Andsi IN C6,itity
seesiah i. 0orref or ;s fraetion en-
EInee ecrOss ppb ss=ss das.s
a1n csilsy BE Il ssacsed BY
TIC GeusFal ASS s6t1pI *, 81 the Stat 81
south Carol Ina hat fr6iR and after
the paeFag 81 of this oct any s0h,
lltfn or corpora tien ts OF caiiaffi 4
to be used ans tract en- iiia or en-
Eyinee, on slf across he lJfft on the
public highways 3i5 gsonnss,
i,lilslE 10 es.;s ~ any 81 sia
DIl ace u le Blsk ofg ri
Sc 1iec OF not Eess Al
ttee inches tlie alis lseetve inches
on is sIcIl id titisfefB che said
engiiles may para and cross tie said
f5tfd sess y
Iil1g ACES,
ction sTs an firm or cor
ipf Mo shall late Il
IONS 81 Seetioii 0i III IS * sIlfiil
liishle 70 the Eaid Count fsaz. al. as.sa.
on fiDne 10 IN j u 80 f7Sarl.fss. g
lfS apsSfe act WAS PASSED sli E
itAl Hes oz tie Gsllera and Will
lse
saea ISIriiS.
Comfy Supessisof sen Count
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INTEL I II.
AN rs.
GET RE Sui rs
FnE S. SALE;... 3.


.EOK BhlzE Ejsfs 5sToJfSFt buslfels
tQHnl I,lEkhns K1r4sed eeF (,ofli nf
Gfsle per eYslles 81 tile ear. FfJR.
NAN sAITll spal.. PhoRs ael.
Strain fn 10 Mad On Square
GRtden s. ,si
Oak I;fese arnl
Porttnan Road,
ssSi + Anderson, s. G.
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18ITIA EXHIBIT
ACTIVE: IN
oFFICERsl kNE MEM STUDY
THEIR DHTIEs
CLOSELY
q ti 4tf41,y-, 4+-1ft4.i-y--3,7I. ,-t. 49, IL
NEW SCH iO Oh OPENS
NJ ~ ~ - 4.i4ys,4 sissy- ~
Neneonar si6nsi 2fssrs Rseeive
iassrUcsioR b Eailisssy seisace
WISH Styx Camp
NEW SCH OF OPENS

sfs y. . =
Willie the immediate probability of
tile State militia being called out fer
active service has greatly iessened,
realization of tho need OF constant pre-
psFediAass has awakened latent In
ttfess and the different organizations
have been extremely active during tho
past month scho6is f6f fiIe iiistfue.
ton OF both ofiicefs aadnien nave baeii
opened and the attendance has shown
the intense intefeFt Of ali ID prepara-
tion for any emergency. - 3
4 non-comtnisalpfsid ofIcer,s schppl
IQrf the f2ilE, Go Os1n hlR comp les Il 9a
been eatablie iehe6 70 Eueet WeelSiy, ana
the school for otiice els that has been
golpg on for. the past eix Tnonfhs has
hecp osp's lily active day, .hag
leeIi peijE at tlla camp !, ,at Stxg.
agEhlere lraoiieal trncIl lpn VI 81 IsII33n
ill3 iHa hing elaes, est lfnatipg. dir,
tsIyess tstypss andi elso ether Informs
tiol3 a eessaty III be- known by the pf.
ticsFss hen on 4cstty duty. II.
Those oEgal lqtIs e; Ieciling the
proper nliIllsee off have ill
el lnqst gf the We SO slctes nIid tho fol-
IQSlTl 81 ceSn i2flsi laye, recently
ostsa lsSass enapti q, p. Slighs
Cara rs seeltfia 20 captain
SGatFlis ,,trfgt ny rs ssjirst InfanS-,
"a lslltell9f!t y: Hayfie i Hledtsai
llFi, nus
~ tsftlsss !; cebtain 81 81.
sslsan SsoIltsa ny y, Second infantry; :.
captain larilals glllor, quar- sseFsnasfer;
or new feeIeti OJ5luers.
pre- szcsY itI For Tiltnat lon. s.
Z lle iirefneIs ~ ott the war de-
ilusrfraeat for accept nee jof e0un-
PANT alSd other ions being
lhase Usl 81 Jcf 6s men, ttksi
If6n1panis have been fiaiet y rscFsttl-'
jug 70 this nuinb 81 afra M they stili
llaya tp recruits IT'D var sttsngtll p6
nc cepfeds cppar-
bee Cd ! EN- ID Is se 8 my Z
i.as deej9e s 40 ssi 20 In
losi ut his time az tssss=
,dtlE ~ pftsss ttlieY llhYa 81 come
ekiila flsals az tsle' dom 7lhIeS
ee stfeitli pf slcl
rs Is IS leif. 4
ts1der date af April 22lSs II Seiss ea
ipaf sIIietlt seq esls d ictFcnla icttef
10 the iifferent s,3 3tes CO llinE 81 se1s
.tlQn 10 the nav eHtiireraa 81 orfai
lone ff called tslSo q giee. an & stsie
si1HtF uetiOns have bean tafit ont 70 tie
.FaEions ofIlJ lJeeEs Tine tcll.ef ri ssngss
effeetl lpg the nillifsa ar Ne III ]
scfeaas OF war HtFsba III q e0fspdaiy from
tftS IS q I. -: &
lltsat 81 three eztfas org al IL
4 he e Asseo'sl af sqsass eafa -
IcorlnQ or the band, Sc lion ftiii
IS GRE Z Ssff "a 4 the mon sfa i Z, ~
NefIy e6ctfoa of 20 mon his ssIfi i, : +,
S5r caffbaiiy.st com "a 4 ~ "a -, -
Idet lied from the CON rssflies AHA
VIC Sare aIs6 tIesaFisa ssr silIs ilji IS i,l's
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LOST

Thursday. tlse. It'll, oTip GENTLE
tiiAh'e size sEi gIsnt rfils MpnOgran
Finder pf 81 return TO Itltei-
lizencer gnd Bet reWartI. 5fl7-lt
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E0Is SALE ola chicks u
Z az 10 IA eetIta EacI;: coming on
uesday and Saturday: BuiT and
Barred Plymouth floclsa; Bun and
Brown LeghnrfIa matches on every
sgeek. d. q. Holland. Phone Conn
trS operatef g
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% % IS ElsIell ne Pen prl4
ss.is
The IS aEis
sleEs
a 81 ~
Is
g|s.ass 'll's''.s ss . tosi
ss' w 81 ssls Ss4e Be eetaps
d
Shy
q IS 81
sS 8 81
s = + 81 ldrs-
Y s. 4
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lWAIEIS

Wanted foai IJrIiE Store WITH
soda fountain Ifaye aptIie k1osy-
4 ledge snE dr5iEsi Three. Eeslsa OK
perienca at Sod f0plIs "a Can
glge eqpd FegeFeIicess Address
8 u c.', csFte of slle Heitan ,IoutIsai::
Helton, "a % g
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AflRrlca 4 ise ark may 10 DOM
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
TOMATO GROWERS
ATTEND INSTITUTE
The Meeting of Agricultural
Workers Now in Session
at Auburn

Auburn, January Especial "A high
ly interesting meeting of agricultural
workers is now in session at the college,
the Girls Canning club organization of
the state of Alabama, is the department
of extension work of the college carried
on in connection with the United States
department of agriculture under the inn
mediate supervision of Mrs. B. l. Rob-
nson.
The work is organized in Is counties, and
includes 5000 girls, who are taught how
to can the home products in the way of
vegeta bles, fruits, etc. The work has
attracted wide attention throughout the
state, and has received the cordial CO.
operation of county commissioners bank
ers, merchants and business men gen
orally.
The session will continue through We'd
nesday and Thursday, and all manner
of practical questions relating to the
work will be adopted
| William F. Feagin delivered a very in
teresting address in the evening to a
large audience in Langdon hall. The ad-
dress on girls demonstration club work
was delivered by Miss Mary Creswen of
Washington, d. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
CONCERT FRIDAY AT
WALKER MEMORIAL CHURCH

The following beautiful programme has
been arranged for the concert to he
, given at the Walker Memorial cE,irch in
West End, Friday evening. The sroceeds
will be used for the church furnishings
War March of the Priests from
Alfalfa (F Mendelssohn), Apollo or
chestra.
Chorus. "Honor and Glory (Golno0,
Walker Memorial church choir.
Reading, selected, Miss Thomas {.
Roquemore.
Duet, Home to our Mountains" from
al Trovatore," Misses Lillian Hancock
and Kate Basenberg.
Sacred selection, THE Lord Is Ny
Shepherd" (Roys Bridgman), Canorous
male voice quartet
Intermezzo "A Garden of Melody,
CIV. +. Sudds) Apollo orchestra.
Piano solo, selected, Mr.. Rienzi
Thomas.
Reading. selected, Miss Thomas Z
Roquemore.
Soprano solo, selected, Mrs. DIR. n. c
Glass.
Melodies, ''Tales of Hoffman" (Onen-
bach). Apollo orchestra.
Part song, The Hunters Farewell
F Mendessohm, Canorous male voice
quartet.
Chorus, "The Radiant Morn Has
Passed Away" woodward; Walker
Memorial church choir.
Apollo orchestra, Mr. II. Naylor, direc-
tor Mrs DR.. Sidney j. Vann and Mrs
L. E. Patton, accompanies.
Canorous male voice quartet, Nessrs
II. Naylor, r. d. Coffman, W. II. Maxim
G. II. Grain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
BARACA-PHILATHEA UNION
HOLDS MEETING

Monday evening at D. m. the Rir-
mingham Baraca- -Philathea union met
with the Southside Baraca and Phila-
thea classes in the Sunday school room
of the latter, where most delightful
programme was rendered
The Sunday school room was filled al
most to its capacity with officers and
members of the many different classes
composing the Baraca-Philathea union Of
the Birmingham district.
Miss Annielu Burns. with Mrs. Laura
Jackson Davids, as accompanist, rem
dered two beautiful violin solos, "Cava-
tina" (O "Abendlied;" (b) Consolation
and Spring Song
Miss Evelyn Going, contralto, sang two
solos. 1.-The Night Has Thousand
Eyes" and 'The Day Is Ended" which
were very much enjoyed by all those
present.
The Southsde Baraca quartet, COM
posed of Messrs. Ansley, Nettles, Thorn
tonsand Hutchins sang two selections.
The following new officers were elected
President, Horace Wilkinson: first vice
president, Tom ]. Truss; second vice
president, Mrs. G. NJ. Truss; treasurer.
c. P. 1Iilty; secretary, f. d. Fuller; press
reporter. WILLIAM j. Thornton.
DIR. Preston Blake, pastor of the South
side Baptist church, gave an address to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
LASS -BALSAM WEDDING
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Miss Margaret n. Balsam and Mr..
Charles A. Lass We're married Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Balsam.
DR.. Morris Newfield performing the cere-
mony.
The house was prettily decorated with
cut flowers and ferns for the OCCASION
music being furnished by an orchestra.
Miss Balsam's attendants were Mrs. j,
Balsam a. matron of honor, Miss Bertha
Brown as maid of honor, Miss Blanch
Balsam as brides maid and little Beatrice
Herman as ringbearer. Mr. Lass had
Mr.. j. Kartus as his best man. Mr.
S. II. Grusin and Mr.. j. Michln Were
groomsmen.
A reception and dinner followed, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Lass left for their
wedding trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
ASnic .IellY

Aspic jelly can be made from any stock.
To three pints of clear stock add two
ounces of gelatin that has been dissolved
in cold water. Beat together the whites
and broken shells of two eggs and the
yolk of one egg, and add these to the
stock. Stir in a tablespoon of catsup. a
tablespoon of vinegar, a teaspoon each
of savory thyme, marjoram, anc par
sley, a blade of mace, two whole cloves,
white pepper and salt to taste. Bring
slowly to the boiling point Take from
the fire and set aside to settle. then
strain through flannel bag and set aside
to form into a jelly.-kindness of b. Q.