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WgtL WN IN WAt
Piedmont oratorical Contest IN
" +" April.
Zi1-tI t...',i .
ANDERSON is LAST
4: - ~ = cl.O q &
ordera;in Which ,schqqls WIN
Speak at GreenvilIe on April
3 Is Announced.
4 \. Is LAST

Tie order In which tllosc schools
entering the Piedmont I0ratoricaI Con-
test. which will be staged. in Green
vale on April 3, will be allowed to
speak was announced from Greenviile
yesterday and by this. list 1t will be
seen that the student representing
the Anderson high school will be the
last on the list. This will be a time
when the other students entered In
the contest will have an ocular dem
IOnstration of the fact t!at "thc first
shall be last and last shall be frst",
BECAUSE ii. is PRACTICAL va foregone
conclusion that the Anderson repre-
sentative will have d walk-oycr.
The contest will take place in the
auditorium of the Greenville Female
College and ten schools -wiif=be rem
resented. The following is the or
der in which they will speak:
Liberty. Easley, Fountain Inn,
Seneca. Westminster, Furman Fit
ting School, high school of Central
>: c., Central high school of Green
Vile. Richiand and Anderson. The
principalcs OF these schools are re-
'spectivcly: LMessrs, W. S. Richbourg
w. Nv. Benson, A. p. Sites, ID. L.
Bramiett, w. c. Taylor, r. c. Burts
WnA Wallace. NJ u. Brockman, g.
M. Barnctt and G. W. Riser.
Z. Those who go to GrccnviIle to
attend the oratorical contest on the
evening of the third of April and the
athletic meet on the following az
ternoon will be entertained by var
li0uS institutions of the civ
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pcared last night before record
hrGakinG crowd at the Atlanta theater
She accused someone of tile mini
#lers in the north OF being paid to 10
20 by Mrs. William Tbaw. Others she
said wcr" jealous because she got
more newspaper noto"icty than they
did
"I}nt / am not afriad OF preachers.
though they cause me 1t good deal of
annoyance" she added. "The only
p't-so1 in the world am ACTUALLY
afraid of is Harry, and don, think
! VIII ever feel really safe until lie ig
back in Mhttcawan again.
Even down here in the south, am
afraid To 30 out on the streets alone
l0r fear in some manner lie has track
cd me" she told the Atlanta reporters.
wllc-c"t those shrcwd eyed young men
grinnCd at one another and figured
that with line OF talk like that the
young woman had no need of hiring
press agents to work UP interviews
GC' her
she also handed down a line Of talk
about Being IN unhappy woman who
mas had more than her share of
trouble. and who is only trying to
make all hcmcJt living for herself
and chi'd."
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HELD
CONCERNING VETS
General Reed Yesterday Dis
cussed Matter.
MAY BE POSTPONED
Many camps Have Asked Tint An:
.derson Reunion Dates BE
Changed. -

IL WAS said yesterday that Gen. g.
a. Reed. commanding the first brigade
OF the Confederate veterans Of South
Carolina, is contemplating having the
date for the Confederate reunion TO
be held In Anderson changed. Gen.
Reed yesterda, discussed the matter
at length with the Anderson chamber
of commerce and said that he had
just received letter from Gen. B. II.
league OF Aikcn, the ranking officer
Of the state. In which Gen. TcaglIr
said that many Of the camps In all
parts OF the state want the date fC.'
the meeting to be held i'm Anderson
either advanced or postponed :, Tic
explanation OF this lies In the fact tiIi L
practically all CT the veterans COZ
slider the South Carolina reunion too
close 10 the general reuHiOn, which
takes place this year In Jacksonville.
Fla.
The original date set for the rr.
union to convene in Anderson WA
May 10, to. continue through the 10th.
but II has been pointed out by Gen.
league that the general reunion tab
ing place on May 6. and 8 will keep
many of the South Carolina veteran,
from attending. He has suggested
that the reunion here he held either
two or three weeks before the Jack
sonville reunion or some weeks after
that time.
Letters have bcen received by the
camps at Charleston. Bennettsvillc.
Aiken, Columbia. Chc$tG:. Gafrney and
SpartanbuTE. I'm which the various
commanding officers say that they arc
heartily in favor OF changing the date
If II can possibly he arranged by To-
cal people.
II was understood yesterday that n
meeting would he held today between
Con. Reed and the members of the
entertainment committee, consisting
of Lee G. Holleman. NJ. l.. Bonliam.
Leon l.. Rice, John NJ Davis. George
iW. Evans and Bob King. The com
jmittee will hear the various lettars
and the reasons why the reunion
dates should be changed, and i'm all
,proba5iiiiiitty;, q: will decide to postpone
the gathering OF old, soldiers to n
later date.
The letter from the Charleston
camp asked that the, reunion be held
some time in June, preferably about
the 10th, and this is regarded by many
local people az the logical time of
the summerIin which to entertain the
"men in gray" in Anderson.
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ABOUT FOLKS YOU i KNOW

:. 81
j. B. Muldrow of Bishopville was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lC..Io. DANES of Roy
Bton, Ga, WHO have been visiting rela-
ttyes here have returned. home.
MIR. and Mrs. a.. Ia McGee, of Iva
were in the city yesterday, stopping
at The .Chituola hotel.. sns-. 4i5..Fs
o. N. Mattison of .Honea Path has,
returned to his home after. a short
business visit to. Anderson. I,
s. S, Hanks. well known farmer
OF Martin township was q, visitor 20
Anderson Yesterday. - -, -, s,.s, d
c. j.. Murphy of Rock Mills was
among the visitors to spend yesterday
in the city. at
Albert NJ. Anderson, progressive
citizen of Williamston, spent Yesterday
in tho city.
L. Fl. Toiiison OF Williamson was
in the city yesterday for a few hours
~
Jonathan Mcclellan of Honea Path
was u business visitor to tho city yes.
tcrday.
l.. S. Clinkscales of Savannah town
ship spent few hours in the city yes
tcrday.
w. II. Cole OF the Fork section was In
Anderson Yesterday for q few hours. I.
Patrick Eiindmnn of Wiiliamston was
among the business visitors to the city
yesterday. ..e ~ ~
j. A. Bryant of Ilopewell was in. the
city yesterday for a few hours.
p. b. Palmer of ,Pendleton was d
business visitor to the city yesterday.
G. f, ,AIcConnell of EenterSille was
among the planters to spend yesterday
In the city. q
!. Frank e. Major, well known Greons,
VILE business man was In Anderson
yesterday.
]. NJ. Richardson OF the Fork sec.
tion WAS In the CITY Yesterday.
!, Ralph TAYLOR of Long BKonch was
q business visitor to the city yestcr-i
day.
C., M Corn, a we'll known Towngille
man, was in Anderson yesterday on
Newton Richardson. OF Lebanon
spent few honrs in, the city yestcr-
Sam Reeves of the Garvin section
Was In the city yesterday.
isAsfr. and Mrs. A. ". Bafnes OF
Lowndessilie wdts sshDpping In Ans
dersoni yesterday.
Mrs. j. w Anderson and cHiIdren
-ot GfeeItwsopd have been suandfnx
several days in the city;fitfe guest
OF Mrs. A. @. Todd, X e.t.ij !. + y
-. G. Cunningham OF GreenyiiIeI
spent few hours in the city yester-
have retntned form short stay with
fEiends in Duo west. 5s ~
sam Wilson OF The Isaryin silslsil-
borhood was . visitor 70 Anderson
Lnther Sullivan OF tae Fork section
was Q visitor TO Anderson yesterdaS
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GHIl.D BURNS TO pEATH.
Clothes Hanging Oyer Its Head Catch
On, Fire.

Easl9ys Feb. 27..-rtAt the. Alice cot
tph mill yesterdassaftern an eight
Anopthsypld baby; i belonging to Mr..
and Mrs, Jack king. was. burned to
tn. The mother of the child
placed the little onefi ,t,lt padded box
end drew this box near the ,Are. Just
qyeT this box w,a SO large chair ON
htchs pSass Fung several pieces OF
clothing. Mrs. King left the house
2 siiie q; few moments, and upon enter
thptS FaGlfi, she was slifIed with
ftlokeat siiG Rcreasged for help and
q man snnarby rushed TO tho scene
aud hei ingi told Of the hahy's praser,oe
IA tho room he grouped his way In
THE binding smEke and DRAGGED thd,
B9Fning hox, to the porch, THE dis
csEcIy of the firn however, was mado
too late, for the body OF the little
ole WAS burned TO Rcrisp Ut ss pre-
eginfed that a spark from the fire
cApg ghtS he clethes on, tho chair aud
that these dFOppei5 down into the: ilox,
tlisis quickly igniting tho soft bundle
IN which the infant was Bnugly
tucked. tS ~,
Stokes has returned To his
shDtnafiif HDEea Path fotlnvsif,tr, II.
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EVELYN THaW IN, ATLANTA

Atlanta, Feb. 27.-Traveling In a
private car. abusing tho preachers
who had criticised hcr. and decularing
,thnt she was still afraid Of Harry X.
1Fhaw. Mrs. Evelyn Rnsbtt Tliaw ar
.riscd jim .Atlanin Yesterday and an
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FUNERAL TOOK
PLACE AT NOON
John 'l'cw:c Lyon Buried Yes
&c, ~ 1T the Silver Brook
t-,7 t2ry at IL O'clock.

Tllc AT sad ri:cs oyer the remains
OF Jo.;l {. Lyon were hrld in An
de: son Io>iccday at nccn, the services
1, !o.nE undTctcd at the home OF Mrs.
tcsG.c Tn,lor on Earle street, by Rcy.
nr. " ~. Frtzcr. pastor OF the First
Prc*h"i Ian church of Anderson. and
tic inr"m&nt following at Silver
hroot tcia,tcry. a large number or
Errcn:iiir rcopln accompanied the
bc"y -, Anderson from that city and
were nrc:cat a. tho funeral. Tie fol-
lowing gentlemen yesterday acted as
pail bearers: J. j. Trowbridge, !. NJ.
Bell. X. w. Tribblc, B. o. Evans ana
DR.. IL. 4. Henry.
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Iii. and Mrs, Sol. Lessor have re-
turned from Now York city where
they have been spending week pur-
chasing, goods.
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PREMIUM GFFEF,--Any one who
VIII send us three yenriy subscribers
at SlhO each will receive "A years
Subscription free to- THE PIEDMONT
MAGAZINE. Address The Piednant
Magazine, Andcrson. S, c.
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gection was among the fafmers 10
spend Yesterday in the city. ,
Mrs. Perkinson is spending Few
AVS in tie City with erlsister, Mrs.
.. f.. Froncy, en- route to her home
in Augusta, Ga. She has been visiting
friends and relatives in various North
Carolina cities.
/; john T. Madden oue OF tllc,9op 5Iar
s2leslIien for, r.. l. Ccly & Co, has
returned 70 the city from @brhiness
trip OF few days to Georgia points.
among the VISITORS to the city yesttr-
o. aayi-=-A-h :,I,usiJ
l.. w. Harris of HopeweIl spent a
few hours in the city yesterday on
business -. r..n, So. -,
Etias Earlo of Savannah township
was in the city yesterday.
citizen of that place, spent yesterday
in Anderson.
was among the business visitors to
the city yesterday.
J. E. Todd OF Rock Mills was in
the city yesterday for a few hours.
w. e. Davis of Honca Path was in
the city yesterday on business.
Us. Smith of Martin township was
among the farmers to spend yesterday
in the city. ,..
Charles Owcus. a well known citizen
|of, Bolton, was lip the city yesterday on
business,
M. e. Rogers of Hopewell spent :,
spent few hours in the city yesterday
c. e. Hanna OF Belton, was "A bust
ness visitor to the city yesterday.
w. A. Cooley OF Williamson was
among the visitors to spend yesterday
jim the city.
j. r. King of White Plains WAS Il
business visitor to the city yesterday
J. Y. Strickland of Craytonviiie sprn.
a fewehours in Anderson yesterday.
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PROF. CLNKSCALES
G0RRECTS REPORTS
Characserizes Rumor That His
Health Has Broken Down
as, False.

Prof. John G.. Clinkscalcs OF Spar-
,tanburg, who will mako the race fer
governor of South Carolina I'm this
years election, has written to, Ander-
apn. asking that report. going tIit.
rounds OF the state be corrected here.
Prof c liftkscales writes that tho fa4
port TO the effect that his health IS
broken down saad that he win be nm
able to make the race for the ofiic6 of
chief executive. He says that this IL
untrue, and asks that Anderson. peos
pie PLACE no. GrGtence in II. s,3
AR .CliukBciIles Is making his ruce
on the compulsory education platform
and many people believe that. tho cans
paign will prove him 10 be- one. of ;tlit,
most fofHilda ahle of all tho Candidates.
The latter which was received by
an Anderson man yesterday Is as
tfolIoSvs \ Z. q
Z IN, some aeGtions of tho state the
report Is persistently circulated that
:nIII broken down In health and will
mot be able TO mske the race for POW
.ernors /, My slisalth is sperEect, ana al
shalt be ir,"with the sboys" at tho 5Sii(I
OF the race. Il am depen ding upon NV
friends to cztrFect 81 such repoifs
end 4, take g s.ss Of tssy iatareafs III
viii crafty. you TO know that / am
seraiging eticppfag euisnt; frpns evay,y
GLASS Of loar qftizela sisll ffoni ever
section bf The state Z s. InaafeiS
j. q. ,CLINKSGALI,S.
Prof. Clinkseales has many rela3
ttyes and fricnds in Anderson county,
.a3sSs they recall with pleasure ahea he
Sls& county superintendent OF educa-
ssifn here and editor OF the ed1ea@
t,pnal department of The Andersos,
.lntelligencar. - ,t !: ), ,s'. I,
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NJ. T., KowalsM of the Green Pond
section was in the city yesterday on
business.
4 3. f. Wiggington OF Airy Sprins
spant Il few hours In the city yester-
day. Es
Charles Finley of Mountain Creek
was among the visitors to tho city
Yesterday. '-,5R :,
,sHarrison Price of Townvilie was in
she city yesterdayffor a. few shoury.yi5 S
~ ~ 3Cjls; ;yfssis
Rey !. q. Heron and ;io;iE.i.ers.
Misses Jessie and Mary, of the Flat
ok'ak scction. were in the city yester4
day. aeN -
Growther and Baylcs Anderson
have returned from short stay in
Hartwcll, Ga. 80.
., Mrs. Corric Reynolds has returned
from HartWoii, Ga, where she.-lias
been the gacst of friends and rela-
tiPes.
. S. Rhett Parker spent few hours
IN GEeehWood, en- route. TO Anderson
tesufhihs from New York
cal: anu. fIfs: Sol Lessor have re-
t1[nen tha1, "a u from M, New York city whe:e
chasing goods.
loo ,<a. :, ,r-n:-,--.u
the business visitors to the city yester-
way
few hours. : SO :tf. .s
80 .,,,.
day.
------ -e--------.
; !. Sew Mer9dith' OF ;0al1way was a
day. -.-......... ..llg stFa.a
500 - : - '''-'' -.,..--''
clyde Green; well known BeltoR
few hours. 81 a. Ss
-----------
J; a. Singleton Of Greehyille was
iChi9u9la motel,
yesterday for few hours.
" -"---S;.
g - -. b
Ia Q. Davis OF Anderson, Route O.,
!, .,.5,,s s7;---.-... =. i 81 Y.
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/; John T. Madden one OF tle, pop 5Iar
saleslEen for, r.. J.. Ccly &, Co, has
returned TO the city from &brsiness
trip of a few days to Georgia points.
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j. H.. .Pruitt OF Starr, progressive
citizen of that place, spent yesterday
in Anderson. -
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Clyde Green, u well known Beltop
iIpan,. was in the city Yesterday aor S
few hours. ~ Esa
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Efias carlo of Savannah township
was in the city yesterday.
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Joe Kay OF Townvillc was among
the business visitors to the city yaster-
day,
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. S. Rhett Parker spent a few hours
In Greenwood, Ell route TO Anderson
returning from New York.
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Mrs. Perkinson is spending few
AVS in tie city with her sister, Mrs.
.. F.. Froncy, en- route to her home
in Augusta, Ga. She las been visiting
friends and relatives in various North
Carolina cities.
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Carl Shirley of Long Branch was
among the visitors. to the city yester-
day. .e
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j. A. Singleton of Greehyille was
In. the city yesterday, a guest at the
Chi9uola hotel.
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g.. w. Meredith OF oakway. was n
BUSINESS visitor TO. Anderson SesterS
day. st9a.si
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2 o. , aayis=.-L-A .:,I,usirI
l.. w. Harris of Hopewell spent Il
few hours in the city yesterday on
business. a r.,u,, ,.,
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G. g. English of the Hammond sec
few hours. 'is :,lI. .s
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aStnk kes has returned to his
home In Horea Path, following u
.bnprk aliIitl lin. aii6pEaOII. -.
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L. a. Shirley OF Holea. Path spent
a few hours an Anderson yesterday.
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c. M. Finley of Savannah township
was among the business visitors to
the city yesterday.
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is -, ~ lAsIIay or Reizer was among
the business Visitors te tie city yestef-
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IL Tyler of Atlanta was In the ci,y
yesterday for few hours.
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John q. WIggingtoh OF Brnshy creek
wRa In the city Yesterday on business.
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gection was among the fafmers 10
spend yesterday in the city.
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WANTS.
tbs Spot Cash GsFassr

no aIy Farmer Friends. fssou. own 81
mare, why NOT rsise. your own
horses9 This you can Sio much
GlEa ner tllaIl uaylnR 32OHiTOr IIIore- : /.
tor one trQm q sale atali z and take
cRances on getting d sound one. &
tiIfETs sh5, best BEST bred staIll n; fha
state and the fee fs rea snI I,lI5ie.
Wien IN town call around and aee
nae. and Il we can't do any business
- Wv w van van Slalk P0iitlCS. your ITiRnu.G77s y
VICTOR p. cIlEsHIRES,
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Il Q. Davis OF Anderson, Route b
was in the city Yesterday,
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Lnther Snllivan OF tae Fork section
was 9 visitor TO Anderson yesterday
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+, e. MCCALL OF WiIJiamston ..was
among the VISITORS to the city Sester-
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sam Wilson iof the larvin neigh
borhood was Q visitor 70 Anderson,
yesterday
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., Mrs. Corric Reynolds has returned
from Hartwoii. Ga, whore she..lias
been the gacst of friends and rela-
tiPes.
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W. Calnph9lI OF tho Fork Sec
.lsess ..sae. IA. sflln <.iAp vnatertfaSf 3
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/ ". II Patterson, d we'll snown busi
ness man OF Spartanburg, was in TN,
city yesterday
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]. s wslaaa q .le prashs creeE
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p sFHH SO MI ~ Wv Iltrt5
have retIrned form a short stay with
friends sins Due west. #s555zi5l ~
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~ NJ Smith OF the -pieresta,vn
section was a visitor In the city yes
terday. rs
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q Martin OF the Broatfways Soc
ton was in the city yesterday for a
few hours. \, s,
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J. III. Burns OF Pendleton Iyas among
the biisiilcss visitors 20 the city yes
terday. issIssifl I * 3 iiSs -; -
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Henry aIts setisIiIer 1f .fbs
lsnwndesyiIle bank, spont d few hours
til 7iiie city yesterday on business.
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j. e. Todd OF Rock Mills was in
the city yesterday for few hours.
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.. G.. Cunningham OF Greonyflie
spent q few hours in the city yester-
day. s
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j. r. King of White Plains WAS Il
business visitor to the city yesterday.
]. Y. Strickland of Craytonyiiie sprn.
few Shours in Anderson, yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27

FOR RENT-Three rooms with bath: all
on second hoor,, Brown street, Kelly
Htll. water rent free. $11.60 per month.
:; C.. q. McCarty, McCarty Bldg. :
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RIFF
tContinuso nod page one. J

cases, where tie women VIC allow
themselves to be taken for these I'M
moral purposes are just as criminal
as the men who transport them. the
cases to which l refer are those
where men transport their, wives for
improper purposes, as we'll as where
women are willing to resort to inter
state commerce as facility to do
wrong. prompted, no doubt by the
thought that the chances 6f being de-
tected are less, and the Opportunities
of accomplishing their purposes are
greater.
Agreement For Improper Practices.
The evidence in this case clearly
discloses an agreement between the
defhdants to use interstate commerce
for 1ewd and ltbidinous practices; and
the woman was equally culpabie' with
the man, and decidedly the stronger
character. The evidence clearly
proved. and this independent Of the
testimony of either, that these. de-
PENDANTS deliberately and wilfu11y
decided and agrtS- because the linn
itations OF d, small and contracted
community where they resided ytr-
tually forbade their taking any step
in furtherance of their desire to con-
tinue and maintain improper and II
licit relations. The conspiracy so de-
nominated to violate the white slave
traffic not only interefered with and
defraunded the United States in the
matter Of its governmental function
and policy Of preserving social order
between the states and preventing In
terstate commerce being polluted by
the transportation Of immoral WON
en-. but the eftectuation Of any such
agreement or understanding mani.
testify offends good morals and de;
Istroys the fundamental principles and
decency which are entertained every
where by a self-respecting citizen
ship"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

girl to do general
Homework. Apply at 62s Dale avenue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
WANTS MAIL ROUTE.
ts,.elal 70 IN. r.llaRAu,

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 27.@@
Congressman Moss has been trying to
have a mail route established between
Slate and Rockport, for the benefit OF
many persons living along the route,
The Postoffice Department has called
upon the postmasters along the way
for further information in regard to
the matter and will base its action
upon this information.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
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NOTICE.
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! Hereafter all shipments BY f fii
for Warrington, ana tntermediats
points mist be deiiyetsd N station
not later than 8 q. m. Shipments for
Fairview and antermediats Spintu
must be delivered IN stat.SnN not
later than 10: so Q. m. Goods VIII
be received for shipment from . q
M. TO 10 noon, and from / to 6sp. n
MON07gLAHELA VALLEY TRACs
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