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becomes more truly a boudoir gown.
And now TO tell you OF the invisi.
BILE gowns and blousss. The latter
should be made Of the faintest flesh
pink ninon, lined with chiffon Of the
same delicate shading. and has not
q vestige Of trimming anywhere. II
Is just the lightest and loosest Of
coverings, the very low shoulder
line being continued across the back
to form q yoke, and marked all the
way by a fine silken hemstitching.
the resulting width Of the armholes
preventing any undue strain on the
fragile fabrics. Then the sleeves At
fairly close from the elbows, and
form the prettiest petal.like curves
over the hands, the necessity for
any fastenings (Which would drag
and dishgure the soft semitranspar-
ency OF ninon) being entirely and
cleverly done away with by the addi-
tlon OF a narrow braeelet-like band
ing of folded ninon caught together
closely round the wrist by a stud
fastener concealed beneath q tiny
natly-folded bow. For the rest, a
small rounded collar Of the ninon is
turned over at the back of the
blouse and finished off, like the sleeve
cuffs, with the picot edging, which
Is so exceedingly dainty that It de-
serves all its new prominence and
popularity. The soft folds in front
are Just folded over to fasten on the
waist with other stud.fasteners)
'After leaving very long but narrow
neck opening.
SO now you will understand how ali
this. elusive softness and simplicity
helps the blouse TO be as nearly "in-
visible" as possible.
OF course II Is essential that
corset bodice of delightfully."- dainty
detail should be worn beneath this
fragile garment, q little kimcno-
shaped creation oil pink crepe de
chine and lace, with, perhaps, q
threading OF family blue ribbon, be-
ing a wise choice for one, while an
other might be fashioned Of inser-
tions Of white Vaienciennes lace with
a central banding and bow Of ribbon.
either blue or pink. and shouldeg
straps TO match.
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period OF the domination OF superior
races.
Other statues show the negroid
man OF Mentone and a woman OF
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-15
Sixth Age-The Combe-CaP
ellie, the Earliest Man Approx
mating the Present Human Type

the same race. They recall the in
teresting fact that a negrolike race
lived in the south OF France in very
early prehistoric times.
Finally we see a statue of this
neolithic man, or man OF the new ston,
age. He has achieved an enormou,
advance on all the other men In the
fashioning of tools and weapons
The sculptor has represented the
neolithle man with a powerful axe
upliftsd to strike with one hand
while with the other he holds 8
bunch OF jayelins. He wears a war
Ike air, as Of one who will subdue
all other creatures on the globe.
This last statue was reconstructed
from a skeleton of the neolithic
period. found at Spiennes, in Bel.
gium, In 1911
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-15

n AM going to tell you this week
about the nextto-nothins gowns
which are all the rage In Paris.
Afternoon and evening gowns are
becoming more decolette and more
transparent. Instead OF gowns, these
creations resemble nlmy, floating
draperies. One can scarcely call
them coverings. The long-sleeved
evening gown 70 still with us, but
many OF the Spring models win show
no sleeves at all.
Very coon ! hope to be able to send
you pictures Of these invisible cos.
tunes. This week / am sending
those which, while graceful and
charming, do not belong to the next
tonothing class.
The gown OF black taffeta is pc
culiAfly fitted for the ever-popular
afternoon dance. The entire upper
part OF the bodice and the long
sleeves are OF unlined tulle. The
short peplum is also OF the tulle. The
narrow band of ermine on the skirt
gives the touch OF white which is so
chic. Such costume may be worn
20 the most formal afternoon affairs,
The gown for an evening dance de-
veloped in blue and rose taffeta is OF
equal simplicity and grace. The de-
slEn OF the fabric is a pleasant
change from the usual pompadour
effects. The waist line as marked by
the ribbon girdle is almost normal
The tunic slopes TO the back.
One can never have too many
charming and becoming negliges.
This one. created In fiesh.colored
chiffon and heavy lace, is ideal for
beauty and comfort. The jacket of
the chiffon lends
y itself delightfully."-
dancing 70 the figure. Such
Costume Of costume az this
Pale Blue and without the cap
Rose Pink might be worn on
Taffeta, with a.v. nam a
New Ribbon -.
Girdle and oe" "nsn sV'e1.
Satin FIowers gers are present
With the cap 4
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the chiffon lends
itself delightfully."-
to the figure. Such
a costume as this
without the cap
might be worn on
days at h o m e,
even when stran.
gers are present.
with the cap II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-04

WANTED-Cat salesman for the
most popular and best selling line Of
advertising calendars. Complete exten-
sive assortment all styles. imported and
domestic, at the right prices New line
ready January first Liberal fair treat
ment, prompt renhttances. State ex-
perience If any. and send references in
first letter. Ramsay Calendar Co.. 11l0
Pine street, st. Louis Mo. 29nov
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FORD owners to demonstrate New In
visible Simplex Self Starter" Ford Cars
only No batteries, springs. cables or
other junk. Equal to any Electric Start
er at one-ffth the price. Fully guaran-
teed Shipped out on a weeks trial. Sells
on sight. Write quick. Simplex Manu-
featuring Company, 1907 Great Northern
Building. Chicago. 29nov
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WANTED-Amerfcan Loaderman, SOC;
Oil MIL Sup't. $125; Engineer, Fire
man. $3.50; Sawyers Filters, 800; Mill
wright, So; Rip Sawyers Box Factory
Foreman. Band and Gang Filler, SIS;
Bread Baker. Cotton Weaving Room
Supt, Office Mgr.. Sash and Door Men
Blocksetters, Edgermen, All paying nice
salaries to competent men, also several
other high-cIass openings, if you are a
tradesman get with US for future open
!ngs, Mack's. Meridian, Miss. 29nov
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FOR SALE-Good rubber tired buggy at
bargain. Square Deal Auto Co., 107
South Baylen street. 3dec
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YOUNG MEN-Become railway mail
clerks: Pensacola mail carriers; $65 to
$3.50 month. Pull unnecessary. Sample
examination questions free. Write Frank
lin Institute. Dept. SGT, Rochester, N. Y.
10nov1m%
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FARM LAND FOR SALE
, WANTED-To Trade.

WANTED TO TRADE-NfedIun sized
gentle mare for motorcycle. Mare
about 10 years old. Address p. o. Box
$50 Pensacola, Fla. 3decfws
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WRITE MOTION picture plays; $50 to
500 paid Correspondence course un-
necessary; details free. New Writers 1148
Victoria Building, st. Louis, Mo. 29nov
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The Journals want Ad Way
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One good horse. Pensacola
Feed Co, 81 r. Garden street 3dec
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SALESMAN-For balance of year and
1915. Experienced in any line, to sell
general trade in Florida. Unexcelled
speciality proposition. Commission CON
tract S35 90 weekly for expenses. Con-
tinentaI Jewelry Co. 34e-4S CONTINENTAL
Building, Cleveland, Ohio. 29noV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-04

FOR SALE-Re-built Stoddard- Dayton
automobile with roadster and 7-pas-
senger body, changeabIe from either to
delivery car or light truck. New tires
and full equipment; also one E.. NJ. F.
touring car. Cheap for quick san. APP
ply III w. Garden street. 3dec3t@
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BE A DETECTIVE: earn $50 to 800
weekly; travel all over the world. Write
Dept. 20 United States Detective & Ad-
justing Agency, Railway Exchange, st.
Louis, Mo. 29nov
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SALESMEN-Fiye to twenty dollars per
day presenting free most startling and
useful article ever offered with magazine.
Permanent position. National Magazine.
Dept. 1873, 80 West II street. New York.
29nOv
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FOR SALE-Dry wood for stove or fire
place, big load for s1.00; delivered.
Phone SIP, ask for Bonnie. 3dec2w
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CORsETIERE.

CLEANING. REPAIRING and altera-
tions on all makes of corsets. Prices
attention. stock corsets and Brassieres
fitted My specialty-copying. your fav-
orite corset at moderate prices. MIS-
Olga Stock, SIS S. Florida Blanca st Tts
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o1Euy NOTICE,

c. W. OLIVER,
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GOVERNMENT positions in Post Office,
Hallway Mail and other branches are
good. Prepare for "examg'' under for
mer q. s. Civil Service Secretary-Ex-
aminer. Booklet GA Write today
Patterson Civil Service School, Roches-
ter, N. Y 29nov
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR SALE@Pure bred White Leghor1l
Cockerels and one two year Old , 5eL-
sey Bull. y. r. Laws. Box 1867: Z en- .
saeola, Fla
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HELP WANTED.
Ter for Temporary

WANTED-St enographer for temporary
position. one not now employed pre-
ferred. Address in own handwriting. P.
o. Box 1910, city 3dec7t
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LADiES-Inmediately Filling and label
ing boxes. Home work. Evenings.
STEADY. no experience. S12 weekly, no
canvassing. Excellent opportunity. En-
close stamp Erina Speciality Co., Toron-
to, Ont. 29nov
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In Court of County Judge, State OF
Florida, Escambia County. Estate OF
Fanny w. Sullivant, Diseased, by the
Judge of said court Whereas John ,.
Beard has applied to this court for letters
of Administration cum testamento annexo
on the estate of Fanny w. Sullivant, de-
ceased, late of said county of Escanola;
These are, Therefore, to cite and ad1
monish all and singular the kindred ana
creditors OF said deceased to be and ap-
11th dav of December A D. 1914, and
file objections, If any they have, to the
granting of Letters of Administration cum
festamento annexo on said estate, other
wise the same will be granted to said
John S. Beard, or to some other fit person
or persons.
Witness my name as County Judge Of
the County aforesaid this the 18th, day
of November, A. D. 1914.
(SEAL)
HENRY BELLINGER,
County Judge
528A-13nov191 4oaw4w
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WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade, Special offer to cotton growers
Tor limited time. VIII accept cotton at
loo per pound in payment for board,
tools, carfare and tuition. BARRIERS are
preparing for busy season. No foreign
travel brings thousands from north for
winter. Few weeks completes Write
at once. Moler Barber College. New
Orleans, LIE. 2gnov7t$
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PIANOS.
SEEDS and NURSERIES

CHIPOLA NURSERY stock grown from
West Florida seed and selected West
Florida Budwood is the hardest. Write
q W FJirsev Mgr Apalachicola, Fla.
27june
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- r,7-RNTsHED ROOMS-Also suites
NJ ~. light housekeeping. Opposite Sc
1T TIL Fine view, near water, car
VIE T., front of door. 800 E. Govern
FJoEs 81 3dec2w"
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The Journals
want AID Way"
ROOMS AND BOARD,

-, DzvN2T-L.arge and well furnished
~ = every modern convenienees, cen
IT,. IT, To,ated. Apply No. 500 West Greg
trai< NV. , 2Snov7t
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FOR SALE-T have the following things
to offer. A great bargain. One Natoo Iita
Cash register. One Munger system SIN,
One Grist Mill complete, One McCaskey
Tre7it Reeister. double column, 40 acres
of fine land with house worth more than
ask for all, Two good horses, three
second hand wagons. One log cart any =
hand Ford Touring car. 1913 model, a
number of improved farm implements;
One Saw Mill complete, One ooleF an
one steam engine, One nolasses nlli WIN
reservoir. One good Underwood Typwrlter
One Roller Desk, One Bouser under-
ground gasoline tank. holds 200 gail0@n ns
Tndfan Motor Cycle side car compl>te
cheap We also sell cord wood, Ford
automobiles and Indian MotorcycaIeesii 90 Ss's :
or credit J. D. Anderson, 10L-1o9 .
BayIen street and Cantonment, Fla.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Near Beach Haven, small black
white and tan Fox Hound. Suitable
reward for her return to J. H. Smithwick
nov22tf
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FOR SALE-Kea1 Estate.

FOR sALE-Residence on East alA Ca, car
line. Five rooms with RECEPTION a. "a
and bath All modern convenience
Write owner. BOX 1913, Panama CITY Ia.
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Help Wanted Male

81, 900 Annually. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything fur
nished Don't worry about capital Boyd
n. Brown, Omaha. Nebr. 29nov
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statesmen WANTED

SALESEIAN-For general mercantile
trade in Florida to sell a new PROPOSE
tion of merit. Vacancy now. Attractive
commission contract. ss5 weekly for ex-
penses. Miles F. Bixler Co., Wholesale
jewelers., 34-4S Carlin Building, Cleveland,
Ohio. 29nov
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10 FURNISHED front rooms for
EE,Uc,sssseping, close in, rent to suit your
a1so one large furnished room.
nu,lsStte Entrances. Quiet and homelike.
PriEdtG.x Gnring 3dec6t"
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Female Help Wanted.

homework. One willing - live on
premises preferred. Apply 10 w. Gads-
den. 2dec3t
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D,rFD-Can accommodate several
Va" .a-,.-ai boarders with rooms. Moderate
r,,odarn conveniences. 903 North
Ia ,rIs7' Two blocks from car line. 2dec
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Corduroy velvet coat with black
fox collar, black turban hat trimmed
with black monkey fur and two
quilts crossed in the back. Muff Oh
slack Velvet trimmed with black fox
The favorite gray CATERS are also
seen.
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SITUATION WANTED.

wANTED-By lady stenographer of abil-
ity and business experience, position
for half or full time. Good references.
Address "stenographer." Box 1914. City.
3dec2w*
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$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each
town to distribute free circulars for
concentrated fIavoring in tubes Perma-
nent position. F. z. Barr Co, Chicago.
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WILL PAY reliable man or woman $1250
to distribute 100 free packages per
fumed BoraX Soap Powder among friends
No money required. Ward Borax Co,
216 Institute Pl, Chicago 29nov
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FOR SALE-Or Exchange for Real Es
tate, restaurant, good location, and
doing a good cash business. Owner Ieav-
Ing city. Address Restaurant" care
Journal. 1dec7t
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TRANSFER, STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO., Thor. 3.
Thorsen, Proprietor, solIcits all kinds
Of moving and hauling. Furniture packed
for shipment. Furniture stored once
phone s79. Depot phone 704. jun21
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Live Stock and Poultry.

OARLING's S. per cent Meat Scraps:
Darling's Bone Meal for chickens and
iertzer. GranuIated Bone for chickens.
Wheat and poultry supplies. Pensacola
reed Company. oct16tf
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BANKERS GATnERH HERE
FIllR DISTRICT MEET
MEET on ]. az ) { 9Th
Men of Frensisd Einance VIII
Come To Andersen For Meet
ing of Gsopp No. I

-
Following q conference OF the
bankers OF Anderson hald In the di-
rectors offices or the Peoples Bank
yesterday morning. It was decided thar
the district convention of group No.
l. tenth judicial circuit, South Caro-
lima bankers, would be held la this city
on May 6.
The program will begin at $3.50
O'clock IN the afternoon and number
of interesting features win make the
afternoon one sof Dheasere and profit
Tor the ruTa aeFeus bankers expected TO
be In the city. Numbers OF delegates
from GEeenEille, Plckens and oconee
counties will 80 in attendance at
the meeting held ss;iissIEis issIi i==aaarson bafk!
sts intend making every possible prep
EFation. for taking care Of tho dele
gates and showing theni q gdod time.
Ehe keys OF the city viii be turned
over to the hohlhold d6ra and anything
IN Anderson is theirs. ~
2. 3. Gossett. Lee G. k3oliemsn and
Porter A WhaIay wIlf lIave charge
OF the aFranEe emenis and those de-
puainted with these tiemens will 81
once make up their mind that the con
yention will be an enjoyable affair
~ -. Il - y. a..
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BOU CE.
TO BE 81 He'd In
w. IS. Pcwsr Of This Cozssy Has
Airsady Purchased :suis For
Efs FunsEsl

Fiaeptiy w. Il. Power. wesi
e5gtt man OF the Portman Shoals See
pf the county, believes IA taking
lttlris sbS the EoreloclE. or. Power was
city E6t emily and bcagbt q
sgIt Of clothes 20 be used Tor his
sEfiffITssal garmshta OF course ms I,,i suit
twas black and e Is ofJthe finest text
ne that ar. Power could Eeeure.
~ YES bousit these clothes to be
lEted fH said 81. Ffqiret. ~ = tio g mot {
atpow that en- goinl 70 need them
any time soon and itl may be years
hafcre ] win need them hut when the
time comes 1 want to have them ready
and SO made the purchase = ;.
Mr Power locke hale aud lbesrsy and
his personal appearance seems to in.
dicata that he may be good Tor 90
years to coTne. y.
During all the time ne mas lived
IN this county he has been trading
with one firm and when It came to
selecting q shFoud he ciung to these
same people. uying the clothes from
the same Anderson merchant WITH
whom he has been trading ali these
yearg, *
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A DEAL. I'M DIRT
MADE YES STERDAY
Y. p cheshire, Acquired che Duc.
worth stables and yssant l.os
On Market Street

". 81 ri Cheshire ysskerSiay bought
from r., M pucwofsh the property
known as the Dnowortil stables and
two adjoining lots on Market street
While 10 definite figure yasl anhoune-
81 & Is tsTi iaasTstood that the deal -.
tyoIyed approximately $4,000. Sff.
Cheshire is now conducting the livery
stable iocated on this property.
The new owner OF tile property said
last might that ne bought it FOR the
simple reason that the portion OF town
In which HIS Investment is located is
growing now ,afid Is bound to grow
more, He pointed to the railroad ter
minels and the Kress buildings as two
important Items to De considered and
said tnat he expected values to In
crease right along in that section.
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BaaE CADETS NIILL
EIIChMP n ANDERSON
FITCH TENTS HERE FOR
TWO DAYS STAY
APRIL 27 AND 28
alsife RataIlisn FrsEa shs lSili.
asy seaool d tsese.a,voe.. WIZ u q
Gene Here
APRIL F'I''lI & 27 AND 2s

= 4 2 7 i. 90
ARneEson people returning from
lare4nwopd yesterday said that arr
rangemsnta had been perfected for
bfingin gthe entire basasisSn of the
Bailey Military Institute 10 To- Ander.
|sen for a ayswo-dsys stay The cadets
viii pitch tfieir tents here and for two
days win ps in The city. giving sxhi-
bition drills. dress pdrades, etc.
Next Monday. April 90. the batal-
lion viii start onitheir Journey. They
VIII leave Greenwood, 175 strong, on
q private train over the Piedmont &
,Nerthara Hines for q weeks outing In
the mopntains. The corps will be url-
der the command OF Lieut. George @.
Bowen, U. s. A. and Major w. d.
W.orlIsnAn, oommanhant, y They will
proceed ito GreeBsiile viii t6ey viii
90 INTO camp going from 6feenSilis
on . hike to Ceasar,s Head, by way az
the Jones Cal, road. The hotel at that
lfQint VIII be opened for their accom-.
for two days ana then they,
VII begin the trip to Anderson iFhey
tslll arrive In Anderson on tle morn
Ing Of the 9thsS and VIII be here for,
all OF that day sIid the following day.
leaving Tuesday night for GreenWcosi.
gVllile z they are here they viii prob
absy play several games OF baseball
with the defapn High School team
and the Frazer Acadehay. T x 5, 3
E The cadet earps sof this iflskifnfe
viii alen have a..lt.... -
during the early part Of May when
they win So on: ecial train over sfe
Char estot Western Carolina reil-i
ystty 20 Jaslrens for a stay OF one tis,y.
4 Anderson people Will give the Bailey
. warm welcome when t1ey
come here anu VIII make every effort
70 see 70 II that the time is pleasantly
spent. ,i9i
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AIF.R0AD NOTRs

The RaiIr0e cStnnsitts III the IJnis
ss;ta sss.sscsA NEE e!ers has Zee!
not - eSstyas9 thef state Of Tex
Se tor sa tWs-cehf passenger rt.te at
This time, pfincipa lgy becaaae 0s lie
loassA ad np1n the rail-
ron ,slls lII0o0s OF fassE Tlsf0Epsi
sol euIllar Hnyp th 81 WAY not 50
Shlnch & f6f klfsse III Ii ssas ts.a
llltl9sLAis tnilnenne Efat win fssEiS
ffo1s fa5 sSy EelI q, bon
- 3. 5 isst u = ~ ~ =
6lreclcs OF tlie Essaiifllsr II 81 Il IiEs
fsf 0sifp
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S.

university OF oregon's new athletic
field 81 Eugene, Ore, VIII consist OF
two football dieldg. one of which viii
be used for BockeF, three baseball, dias
monds. tennis court. and q1aPter-
mile running track with d 32D.yard
straightway on one side.
IosepiuE Daniels. son OF Secretary
OF the Navy Dante els, iiti q candidate
for catcher ON the Tome Institute
baseball team, af Port Deposit. Mo.
The soft course at Monduse In
ireland. where The gaua1 has been
played for some 300 yeaFs. iB being res
ccIistf fdcted ding TO plan made
by II. s. Colt at d cost OF $500. The
last few holes or the old course viii
be combined with the RELIEF course
to make q second Is holes. .
According 10 Ned Hanlon, the Bai-
timore club has al lEehdy paid out $32,- :
0e9 In advance money. Mons OF fhis
was Dfoniissnrv hiik. .ls1ssslsss sZslt .s,...-l.
In cssll 8arl1p SAD tliss, besides the
S32, 900 paid out in advance money, the
gran dstand would cost SCI, 900, aTtI
the grading Sic se00G more.
=
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SJS IS tEg lR b ODY OF
HIS De AID SON
SsleDtlee Mem Asks IS, ,000 Dam
B As pres.
Sis pssas

~ - tlft " lfSaz sttt ~ IL 57sR
G Charles pril I7. For alleged
refusal ofsalli11 ,pf the Southern
ltscxrTssa coiiiptny to ieliyer 10 him
the BODY Of his sou, which had been
Eaippeai 2Tol1a 9: E w. Lee cot
sSahtsssnse, IN Spust burg county, stsi
suing the coihp ii Tor damages of!
5000. me action was hestin Z h, the
stars court Of Spa tanburg county,
court aid 81 NOV 81 ii stiie docket 81 tIle.
court here, E 4! &
According to the complaint. Of dIee.
LIS son, DEXTER !. private Ia the
UHIye9 StEpssS EFmN aEeU WnIRe IN
sBexas and his body was delivered to
the exp egt conf aTaliy BY IN agent OF
the United States u government for
atton 10 HIS home, the
ges 20 De paid by the government
Upon It's arrival in Ghesnee; nj. Lee
'apEIlted for the body, but the agent
at Chesnee refItae ed. to Allow him pos
session Until he paid the charges
The plaintiff further alleges that ne
.attempted to plain that the govern 2
Inent Was lie Tor the charges
but that the rent would mot heed
his words g is pet he ystls
anle 70 secure the body only upon TAX
iug ont ann q nd q eI liver lerE.
} ieg ca SO, nlse aelit up from the
~ Spartanbprg e6Gnty,
esses red lures OF intarA T. Fs
;lAldrich has Ont cred suit against the
Western Tn Telegraph eoia any
'foy 5000 81 ing the oiIoui cir
cnnastaSl ces That the eel apli COM
ipanE 6d dsllyer q telegram and
ne der that the addfessee
slta 81 the mount OF the charge Tor
transtnts sion adgisihe tho Hdar to
psapay the afussage.