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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28
WAYS OF AMUSING
LITTLE SICK CHILD
Store Game. Paper Doll Party. and
Home Jis-Saw Puzzle
Suggested.

There are many ways to amuse a sick
child, besides buying games and toys at
the shops. The child enjoys the toys she
makes herself better than any other
kind. A paper tablet. pencil crayons ana
scissors are all that are necessary. One
particular maid of ten years amused her
self through a week of the mumps by
making "Store Game" There are many
many things to do for this play. First
she manufactured money by drawing
small circles. the size OF penny. writing
in the disc the amount which the coin
was to represent, and coloring 1t yellow
for gold and brown for copper. These
circles she cut out end with them filled
her purse. Then she began TO make the
articles that were to be purchased with
the money. Paper dolls came first. With
mothers aid she drew a full figure of a
doll. with dresses. hats and furs COM
plete. and these she colored to suit the
girlish fancy. The cutting out was a part
of the pleasure.
coloring purposes. especially the fash
ion figures. Before these dolls are cut
cut. IL they are pasted on a sheet OF
table paper they will have extra body
and will endure.
paper Doll Party
"A Paper Doll Party is a morning
occupation for the youngster, and one
which will delight her. There are sew
eral duties on her part that this func-
ton calls forth. First, the invitation
must be written and dispatched to the
various dolls. Second. the refreshments
have to be drawn. colored and cut out.
This includes plates, spoons. dishes of
fruit. cakes, candy and ice cream. and
a souvenir for each doll Third. the
dollies have to be dressed I'm their best
bibs and fuckers and introduced to one
another, before dancing and eating. An
other morning may be spent in draw
ing a Noah's ark. and coloring the ami
mails
Homemade "Jig-saw' puzzles are
made by FASTING colored pictures on
cardboard and then cutting the same into
small, irregular pieces. These are mixed
up in a box. and then patched together
again to form the original picture. These
are only few suggestions for the little
youthful invalid. but there are many
others which the child's ingenuity will
invent with the aid of paper. pencil,
crayon and scissors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28
WOMAN And THE HOME.
WHO'S WHO AMONG WOMEN
OF BIG ACCOMPLISHMENT
Miss Leona Dalrymple Who Won $4,000 for Best
Nopel Submitted to Chicago Publishing House.

winning of the $4,000 prize was no mere
haphaxard Of fortune A girl who takes
her work as seriously and as saneiy a.
this deserves all the success that comes
to her. Miss Dalrymple seems absolutely
unspoiled by her triumph. She IL what
she says she wants to be: a nice, whole
some girl But she Is also girl with
great promise for the future.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28
In the District Courts

A reminder II the Madero revolution in
the shape Of a suit was placed on record
yesterday. when Ignatius J. Costigan. a
well-known attorney, filed suit against
Thomas s. Hoskins and Sherburne G.
Hopkins, doing business as Hopkins &
Hopkins, for 1000 for services alleged to
have been rendered to defendants In the
defense of Juan Sanchez Azcena. who
was arrested at a local hotel and held
for extradition to Mexico on a charge
preferred by the Diaz administration.
Plaintiff AYERS that the defendants re-
ceived $4,000 from Francisco i. Madero
for their services prior to. Madero's ac-
cession to the Mexican Presidency.
The bill of exceptions In the appeal of
Samuel T. Kalbfus from tie decision of
Justice Barnard denying a writ of man.
damps to compel the District Commits
sioners to reinstate him as a member of
the permanent board of assistant asses
sors, was signed yesterday, and the case
will be docketed in the Court of Appeals
this week.
A suit to compel Hannis Taylor, ad-
ministrator of Stanhope Provost, to pay
plaintiffs S.e664.56 fees alleged to be due
Boutwell, & Prentiss for legal services in
connection with the Alsop claim against
the Chilean government, was filed yester-
day by William F. Wharton. admnistra-
tor of George S. Boutwell,. and alice
Prentiss, executrix Of Nathaniel A. Prem
tiss. Provost had been a partner in the
firm of Alsop & Co. Valparaiso. Chile,
and died in Lima, Peru. in 1858 or lS7s
Mary c. Hine is named sole beneficiary
and executrix of the estate of Lemon G.
Hine. according to his will. dated October
3, 1901. and filed for probate yesterday.
The estate is valued at s75.0oo.
Henry Taliaferro yesterday filed suit
for $4,000 against Clifford NJ. Lewis. al
leging that April II last he was run into
by defendants automobile and injured
seriously and permanently. The accident
is said to have occurred at Fourteenth
and H streets.
Ann c. Scala, administering Of the es-
tate of Joseph Scala. asked damages of
10000 in a suit filed yesterday against
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company for the death of her son. Plain
tiff invokes the employers liability act.
as the death penalty in damages is fixed
at only $4,000 in ordinary cases. Scala
was employed as a conductor for defend
ant, and was knocked from a summer
car July last and brought into contact
with a trolley pole near McCoys Station
and died within an hour.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28

speaker will be Rev. Earle Willy, Of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, and
his subject will be Man And His
Church" The service last night was
presided over by A. b. Suit, president of
the organization. Special music is con-
tributed with ID. c. Smithson in charge.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28
The Surest Way
To Remove Hairs
(Boudoir Secrets.)

The annoying growths of hair or fuzz
can now be banished in a quick, pain
less manner and at a trifiing expense
by the following simple treatment:
Mix into a stiff paste enough powdered
delatone and water to cover the ugly
hairs, apply and after or minutes
remove, wash the skin and the hairs
are gone. This will not mar the most
sensitive skin. but you must be carefui
and see that 1t is genuine delatone you
buy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28

Put nearly a bushel of charcoal in a
barrel; set a jar or vessel holding the
butter Cmay be several pounds in on
the charcoal: cover it with good brine
ana allow to stand for two or three
weeks The charcoal absorbs the odor
and when revoked, the butter will be
found sweet and fresh.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28

Rev. L. Morgan Chambers. pastor of
McKendree NJ. E. Church, Washington.
was the speaker last evening at the
special service of the Brotherhood of the
Anacostia NJ. E. Church. His subject vas
Man And His Business" Tonight the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28

Herman Fisher has taken out a permit
to erect a 2-story residence at 22os
Pennsylvania avenue. Randle Highlands.
Mrs. Young will erect a house on the
farm Of Walter Sanford, at Giesboro.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28

Elccta Chapter No. .. Order of the
Eastern Star. of Anacostia. met last night
in the local Masonic Hall for initiatory
work. with the new officers in charge.
Mrs Eva Rachenstein is the worthy ma
tron and William Scantlebury. jr.. the
patron.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28

A conference has been called for Sum
day afternoon at Methodist Hall. in
Fourteenth street. for the purpose OF
discussing the liquor question as it re-
lates to Anacostia.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28
WOMEN PLAN BAZAAR
FOR EPISCOPAL HOME
Conduct Sale at Raleigh Hotel Tomor.
row and Friday for Anacostia
Institution.

In the oak room Of the Raleigh Hotel,
tomorrow and Friday, several women in
terested in the maintenance of the
Episcopal Home for Children Of the Dis
trict. located at the head of Talbet
street in Anacostia, are to conduct a
baraar. luncheon. and tea the proceeds
Of which are to be used for this .institu-
ton. The bazaar will be opened between
10 a. m. and 10 p. m. Mrs William
Scantlebury. jr., is chairman of the COM
mittee having the affair in charge.
Women from Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. Anacostia. Church of the EpiPh-
any, and Mission. Washington. and
Esther Memorial Chapel at Congress
Heights. are interested in this event. the
month of January being the one set aside
for these churches to assist in caring
for the home.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-28

Anacostia Council No. IS. Junior Order
of United American Mechanics, met last
night in the local Masonic Hall. 1nitiatory
work was accomplished. and applications
for membership were acted upon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24
Sreosjubil1um.

Sra Mncfiuoc &5Iano, Did,
meooeleS Ben 2ioe Suli: Geleeater
ira &c omerifnnite @rpuieitater OF
oe fonooiite Eropiuier fra atIantc.
reu til oct title Sap. iom M / 90
Aar bar Ieuet / Gre0 o. beoitc Ior.
IlaneIie, bolot ct Meoe her / Otter.
mio0n1 iorat .rlae Flnner iii eli
pGsienoe 6eirina al 100 NorSiubi
lUet uGitc Nnr.
Nlltor q, Barter ira Neu Dorf.
iom iun9ere6e iom WeoetS 1or.
mauo. iortlore0e. at IeIrinGen hapoe
til Neniigt at henlc6e SeroeuS ep.
merfiombeo paa oct Goftum, al iuG.
re Gultniuger life er nsopenoige til
Tre0enS @euarelle.
9toaet fraitIaere aranment funoc
life iremieres herior, ertlpre0e ban.
emo oen aienf saierning. al bperter
Storbritannien eller DC Sor. Stotcr
bar iun0et oct ~nsopenbiat at beiGitC
WrUnien eQer holoc prll9ilaaocr
pau De itore Snoileer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24

l~loenlanHsfrro.

Sra @aibington tclcgrnicreS ser,
22oe NnIi: aongreSmano Sailor
Stcencrion pG Suitru tiItranotc
ioag Geiieu til StocfboluL Sperige.
bpor DIR. Steuncrion ifal ocltaae /
Den internatiouole parlamentoriife
Unions AorSmsoe ocriteo9 oen 1909
til 2t0e Auauit.
20 Observation-Disclosures. Mr.
Stcenerlon og Mr. StepcnS. par OBJ
nrunt om Gelegater til Meoet /
Stotfbolnt, men Mr.. Steuens funoc
life nfie (io til at ioretnge Nciien.
DIR. % @irS. Steeueriou oater
paa @iewpeien at beieac Maorio,
Spanien, "a Steeneriou oaioa CT
GeIegat iii Observation-Disclosures
0isoe ser 6en 10oe September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24
Hacefrie CANADA.

6or ca. ire Mnanc0et liben fom
Ell bcl 5fib9Ioonlng ISnoier (Nin.
ouer) til &oneouper / 9rltiib SO
Iulbln me0 0et %lopaneinte Cnnlpitib
"aamoaotn Daru", on qioroc strap
paa pm brittle GorAerc noeu pioere
at Qou ilauo. Solicit / &ritiih SO.
lumbia en- imiolertio llgeiAn beiten1t
lmo0 >nopanNrinl al Crientolere
lom &c amcrifaaife &eitfuitiiater. Oh
Scr bleu al &%ropinien5 Regiering
betpoet Dem. al Be bar "unoeiira6le
titl3ena~ % iom ia0onnnc life pIIoe
bli inbla6:.
Ceres Ganit1no ON al Dc par bri.
fife Norqere. Glen Ser iutet Senipn
.aqet til. men Snlcn 6leo bragt inS
Tor oeu %fuua0iite Sorbunosregie.
ring. ser imiolertlo ertlGreoe. at
Sette par Ell "inOre Aiipre". bonn
Storbritnmien inaen Rel bauoe iii
al blnnoe III opI.
SmiolertiA beulit @ioen meo
aranllerier. til ser iorleoeu TAG
5leu aiuet Sfibet5 aaptcIn Crore Ill
uiorteuet at iorlaoe Saunen meb Be
800 0inouer, iom / ale olSie Tiger
b0uoe maattet boloe iia omboro.
aapieinen por mer eno piaIs hi at
eiterfomme Croren. men 0inonerre
too iimpeltheu aommanooen ira
ham. ba Ran iorisate AT lette, Gao
hans 4nmooning en- 6iGIp hleu oen
19oe s.. Ell Golitllmrtc paa 100
Mano ienat no til Sfibet men Sin
ouerne GAP Dem en- iau pdrm Weo-
talelie al De mleo et mort 4antal
iaareSe ifpnoiomt maatte trRtfe liz
tilbage.
Gen fanooiife RegierIna har aipet
Ianlerfrnoiercn ~&atnbop" SrAre
iii at beaipe liz til &ancouper %
eifurtere "AamoaGta gParn" no al
Sapnen. On bette nil IaNe iia ei.
iefniere noen aomp. er lmiolertio Ct
Spsrgsmaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24

alue lin Sicn0c BARRON euer at etab.
lere li1 poa lreocltg Waaae. Dc no
tolte oGlaa line itore @etrnteliabe.
Der peo at looe aonltitutionaIiltcrne
maridere beprbucoe inN / Ntcrico
Gitp.
Sencre hop0e Sc ire Giplomatcr
en- lru1ele aonierencc mes StotS.
mlnIiter @rnon.
Grprriiocnt Nuerta meN Ionlilic
og Den i'm. SrinSminiiter, @er,
&IonQuct. nteo Nuitra. iorIoO oen
20oe &uIi Guerto Merico meo Sen
t0lte arnNier "0reSocn~. Dc aate.
DC iia I'll Somoico.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24
Uof en- Seit,
NOraes Sturtima a;uer TeitmiSSas
fur Worif-M merifamcrmc.
2iot Giteril1t.

Moraes Stortine gap ON aueloeu
BEN Toe sSuli Ell itiliulo Miooag ior
Norif-a merifanerne. Serom for
teller "Mrgbl.":
iii S%tprtingetS Wioong for
Norif- Mmerifanerne par inobuot Ell
NGffe al De mere iremtrGoenoe
Norif-M merifanere, He9ierin9enS
Weblemmer, llbitiain1ens Iomini-
itrationsfcmite, ariitianio Mogi-
itrot % Tormanhitob NJ. il.
Stortingsmano Sboqoug pnlfeoe
8i9lterne pelfommen.
Grpiibent 4aritao ubbraatc ct
2coe for 9onaeu % TrGlioent @il-
ION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24

GrprpliSent Rooieuelt bar tilitil.
let Senator Stoue, lloenrissfomi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24
M~inoegaUen.


s Stortinget5 Weoe Sen Ste Sllli
blep TrGiibenten ~beuDnOiget til al
lfripe til Norif- Imerifanernes Win-
oe9anetonllte ng toffe for @opcn.
Trplioenten, Spplano, forellcg at
Stortinget neoiptter Ell aon1itc pnn
5 Wano, for at iorpalte @nucn inotil
rinere og fremlG1gc 6orilag til Sto-
tutter til 9s'teu.
IaritoO foreiug iom Meblemmer
al aomiteen HrGlioent 2splano.
SormGnoene / De ire @rl,pper, &a-
gerup 9ua, aonolp % CIR. $.
9nubien % @%onoelagetS Sormano
Speiten.
YrGiioenten ofceptcreoe Sorila9et
lom bleu enltemmlig ~peotaget.
Qiot GfterlGt.
ON Norif- amerifanerncS BOG til
Stortingsbpgningen Ben ABE Suli
%ifriper "Greblabet":
st gribenbe Spn, ser rerte til
Saarer, bar oct, man bupoe. "a
Horlf- Entertainments itore Sog mar.
ihereoe giennem Carl SobanS 8aoc
til Stsrtinaet. Get bar parne og
inberliac Sslelier, ium bette 900 al
Sanbsmrno ira belle Nmerifa latte
/ @eppaelie hos Sc Sunbreoer al Gil
%ifiiere, ser itoo npitiaebe paa Sor-
toliaene pg pes Seuebnffen, = iaa
iterfe. at DC Snrraer, ionl ellers In
Der iaa let her tiaanos. Osoe paa
2pberne. Cite par ni betaget az
9einbring ouer ben imponerenoe
Sfferpiaigbeb. iom MI oIflcielt ltill'
De beiegles. OF arebet al Sanfen paa,
hpao ser laa mellcm Ben Gag, oa
oisie MGno % apinoer iorloo 6icm'
Ionnet for at isae 2pffen hiniioes
Sonet. og ben Tag, oa DC ntSer
Stiernebauncret o. @amlelanoetS
irigiorte 6laa i ~iluttet 6plfina togc.
&c giennem Norses SopeoitaS. be
iiplct al aiGrli1beo til oct Snno, iom
bapbe ~ioitret Dem. men life funnel
bpSe benz @irfeielt, % al Stoltbeo
oper Gen itore Stat. bpor DC bar INN.
oct gobe og riimme!ige a~rbeiosfaar
% bpeaet lit Stem. Gret og agtet iom
nomerfebe Norgcre.
Get bites paa MGnoenc meb DC
iureoe SrGf o. DC ifarptlfaarne. tier
Hcrti6ttes pad SiNe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24

f~sOrtiattss paa SIDE +
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24

Soriettes paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24

i~Sortiattes paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-24
Nnore Saler.

StortingSprHiioent Seplano Dolot
ell parm Gale for lloitiQingenS ao-
miniltrotionsfpmitc. lloltillingelt
bar blet ct Centrum for Be ~biempen.
benoe Saubsmpno % for iyolt ira
9Der % @psOer / belle Nor9e, Gan
gere o. Sfpttere % / en- bel llge par
Bomber ira ale 2anoetS annter Jam.
LET Der, iaa man flrnoe bpre ale 81.
olefter omfring os. llbltiQingen bar
en- rig Sfplc, en- 6olfebeiifole, bpor
man tog meb fig Snotrpt o. Sanfer,
'om funoe tomnle til @ielere at gro,
bpor man minolt tGnfte Set.
Arfiteft Erpt5 totfet. Set bar en-
SIertens 8lnoe Tor banl % bans
Meoarbeioere at npotaoc Stortin.
gets n%iorbebolone Nnerfienheiie pco
oenne Inleonilg og peo BETS TrG.
iioent. lloitiQinJen pilbe itprfe ems
6rbrelanbSielelie. SEQ ll0itiQin9en
names Ser irem ct aulturbiQeoe al
belle port 2ano, pg Ben bite, at Sc
lonl bapoe bapt Gro pua lloItiQius
gen. life bar blet l"flfict. %i, iom
bar urbeibct mleo llOilillingen, hur
bapt Ell llbctinget Sro pua Bette
Sanos Sremifriot og it)re llbpifling,
og set bier Jig oltio, at ben iom bar
Gro paa Srenlgang og llopifling
ban %leirer. Seq er pes nit Irbeioe
peo llbitiainaen itprfet / min egen
Nltionalfelclle og at itprfe Ratio
nuIfelelien er llbItiGingenS Opanpe.
Silllut fog StatSmil1iiter annb-
fen Sroet og ubtalte: Senne Stuno
bill lepe lGnge / manages Winoc. men
for ri ifiIes. bill pi minocs bort eSp.
hrelano, Set bar pGrct ct gobt 2nnb
nlpb pS aae. De llOnanorebe Tiger.
&c alemmer set alorig, o. set blir
beore % bebre. og hi tror, at for
bore Gfterfommere bill oct bli enoml
beore, og ba Norge albri9 bar pp-
ret erobret al Iienoebaano, ioa tror
pi at bet ogiaa i Sremtioen ifal nor
bli irit % nafbpnaig.
Eerefter afialig mon paoup "SSa, pi
e%lifer".
Otter Miooa0en Ierpereoc5 aaifc
o. Gignrer og Samppret iortintteS
til pper Mi6nat.
Soften iom sen belle Sio par han-
ret oppe al Sen 6e0ite Stemning.
iom / &onomS pafrc Gale fnnot ct
noturlig llotrpf, bar Ell imllf @iIlllt=
ming pna Den lioite llgcS Seltligbe-
ser.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
lIAPPESIses An sTsRR
si'st eii0oI I::i nftnInments Tsis week
aEAs isaWle lsae Medal.

" Ntk
sss islsslss llisslk Medal.
Starr. May The Recitni given
by Miss Annie HaltoFass music pupils
n IN 2 lrt1pOii % tIlTurftInI f'ueEday eY+
eEiiiiE sfea gpissndsd siIecess. ,Fhs
tered lisB IHafGord for exc
eesleRce in music saus won by Asiss
Carrie aryis ana preseateti by Rev
II Y. Singleton
AEres 6silA kEstnEAna and nisl . sssa5 ne
All1aFan1 are sgfafinE NTfa. B.sa. Pear
man this week. ~
sey silnEleson is at home ar
W 7s4E : r 8 rUIIuugLeU 2 len DAY Ter
!fieal at iEa Trent good Rss hccenls
plienet q 4:
l'ss Betty Earle 81 And son was
sDne seFe iast sunday
AN. &fsef having nnrseaI n
As StkT the Week las
.feiQfl IS nd g
Esi,lay tfterticUs number
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
Express Companies Upheld.

Jefferson City. Mo-, May 2O.--'The
right osgexptess companies to refuse
q. Q. p. shipments OF liquor to dry
points IN Texas was sustained by the
ssIssoIFl supremet court today. The
case was the deciBion or Abram Ro-
sea berger, of Kansas City, no., aud
sHlio sought 10 collect from the Wells
Fargo and Company express and
from tho Pacific Express Company.
She SsitIs OF the liquor packages that
they had refused TO deliver.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
PALMETTO THEA TIE !.
y i PROGRAM !
Todx.y
EXTRRlTITIRs-

Yitagraph comedy. Featuring Mau-
rice Costello and Clara KimbalI
Young. IN this play the actors are
invisihle except thelyi hands and feet;
by which YOU can readily follow the
ptofy. AT the end you can easily gness
the Il'ayers.
IiIlFFAI,el JIAE-
yltagFapI dratIh, Featuring Myrtle
Gonzniez, Geo. Kpnkef and Maj j. A.
icfspire Ills eyes ARE opened 10 siie
geai character OF the woman ne lovesi
Her shallow vanity proves her undo
ms She reaches fpf the shadow and
loses the substance. % &.
alllFIlER RERI no BIZ ,sE IS cTgI $.
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siitIhoIa centraI Il -.

pTingfieta, Ills. MAY co. The mi
8ileie fgihlic utilities commissien today
hasEdea down an order authorizing tile
Illinois Central Railroad TO Issue SI5,-
GOO ono bonds and also permission 60
sell linea south of the Ohio river. or
The bond Issue 81 DOC. .0G0 is on lines
south ~ the Ohio Tor refnna ifig and
5000 900 ss for improvemsnts
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
! Neara wan

iaiiR b5s q ~.
1gill 5zSpb bafatois, The nefss, si6 Va
and es ling al Is i''ss -
THE lsig0n 81 3 ts,,
ferit asi, : ~ stsn l
day ltetao6n lion III s neigfd
fife aleii % the II .,
slteFee that l1e NeN EIl e D. IA -. = IIss
l1tef ~ lek,<zT A'
9tl 3 3lf
leelae 1et Is & - =. 81 E, !.
ten i hssS sfssffe s ~ IS - s s ~
III sitses 10 last ri s,s't
the II ~ 4 81 5 IL < II ,.s3 ~: :.
k.e.el -.s4t
assak an e IS belisstei 81 he ~ =
chassce q reeeves
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
BI R u FlIElS s. TI III jEI RI y p
& III AgAN THAT PIT TElE NIoVEs, III MoVIEs.

-of patrons and friends OF the school
here were present at AN old fashlend
spelling 'lae.n
ehster'a blue esrefier was usea
among the pupils from the fifth to
the eleventh grades and they rel eflected
ii1;5si % fiIFs ttis;iT t5lstiiuT SsIitf
themselves. III q IS
& Miss Eva Herrol1 was the heroine,
standing after all, the others had taxi
en their seats. @ q & s I.
Fhe Tinar0d Literary society OF
Starr High School will give an enter
staiarnena in the school auditorium
= EFIIliS pFgI1FIfE rIEF5 lszTIu IN IleS TUF7Tl
|eE 2 decla liners con test tor n gold
.IuE4SIIF IsIK VIII no lTIER eIl59 hg dF tilA
IRehpoI PFofs = "A bgaiIs with his body
ss co-tscrs rsers has taught anost sre-
eesafIii term ~ So
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21

Ia s {, LeEis man Is q fIlnIt It5 declares
ifit Che fssllt a & is Sgifa, oilep
forced him to escort lsar home sTl
abe was lone aIie s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
qndeFlakera 20
II n, Ia,.a.h g !. i

me iinss sart lteFs and siIl rlefs 81
ersofl comfy are slnsifliHs is Kb
TO ssFeer ON Juf.s 10 AID 4 sn ben til :
State associat Hon oe Is IsS
khat business VIII cor. reiit. 4 "a Is ~.
10th annual sleetine s d ina efta ~
era from all pal og enc Sfrise s "a now
planning 10 ka iia Ets enaan&e. The
osiicefs of the asspcsAtion aas tssst tie
program y 81 be repiete With feat
and that eFaEs minute 81 e sssiso ~
ssvill be tn lsel; up some A II fsYii.
there are pfofabzy 13 al II, 3 81.
u lishm e1sa IN And eraor cnfIi llil;
ainrost all of these wi hs Fe,sl ltz
rsi.
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Aut0Inobife 1Iiief
lis EnjeyIR iife.

{ Is EnleyIa Elie.
Z. s.inAQInaIioH5SsyF syFtsB3 FSCeITedz IN saIIS
tfetkon SeEtartla, from lssAos. IN 4 .
the erect That liie man vented here
for Stealing Mrs. Granyilte Bea1le'a
car at Calhoun Falls and $50 elaTg.
ed ftit' astea iia an ntitomOlsIie from
Join "a. Steele 6ft Greenyiil N as last
seen going In the direct ID Of Ifen-
deFsenvili q ne. NJ Cg, Giris Green
vile eiSr. s. IN man sue In gets
ting file d vile cur after
be q d Cows iss Cts Il e li,sd
stpfeig fTola M fieaf lie On Snntiag
He also 5peffe the feat or buying
TWO gi11 iloIfA 8f gscf ine from 4 SsreenS
SStisse deslsr On Il, IS heitS no had
never seen the Snlel' chant before.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21

Andersen Hen
Have Won "Trip.
BY writing as much as st0e, 900 life
insurance during the past year three
Anderson men have been honored by
the Southeastern Life 1nsu ice Co,
securing membership in tn $1,000
Club OF that company and receiving q
free trip to Wrightsyille Beach this
Summer, Thetrip will be made from
+ .rdarson on July .. aud The agents
will have . week ofpleasure and rec
creation at thealanous seasilorc. The
iAndersofl Id elegatl6H is composed OF
Horace .. McGe6. George III Sheer
and James u. Farmer and these men
2are, receiving the congratulations of
other Anderson ffauranCef mem in be-
ing able 10 eifre the trip. ST G.ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
Mrs. RieckIes IL
Not fEaDfef inR

Andersdn pe0ple and people IN All
perts of the Isl Stafe win learn with re-
gret that Mrs. s. Bleckley Is not i'm
proving. For some time Mrs; Bieck-
ly has been very Ill but II was hop
ed that her last visit To Baltimore
hospital ;gaiild make some improve
ment a her condition. This hast not
been the case and It is said nov that
hor condition is serious. Fred Max
well OF Winaton1 Salem, one OF her
sons-ln7IaWl arrived in the city yes
terday 70 be ST her bedside ana all
her other re- satsyes are in the city.
Little hopes arc entertaincf for her
recovery as3 (
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-21
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