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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27
ANDERSON Men TO Be
AT I! ATLANTA |! A MEETING !!l!:I: Al 6
MEETING HELD TOMORROW
Iis RE FREIGHT QUESTION
F11iiSS f LOWER Gs1I u / lR R4AT'ES
w. w. Stllliyais and D A. Lsdbet-
ter,yliIf AL i6T Eaualizs5
Frefglit Rates Here
FISS Fl LOVER S1I i fi RATES

In am effort to. secure eduaiized
freight rites for Anderson, together
with other competi tive points. or
Greenwood, SpRFtahhurg and Gree7l-
vile, w. W ulIERani chairman OF
the tTsnspoFtati5u e6iHTiiitts5 of tfta
local chamber OF coEanerca. ana ID. A.
Ledbetfer OF Lyon q f1s.dhettef, win
tofnmofrow meet with Representatives.
nf Southeastern rail- oads fn Atlanta
8 being Innde OF delegation fepra4
senting the four ma 1oF cities lnen-
toned above They viii endeeyor 10
see that these four cities are put on
the same rate eaualization basis an.
Western North CaFolinas citid5 and
: North Qeorgtn ell Hes. A - snfsxe ss..sn navs
take q lower inte terstate rate from the
Ohio river pninta north and sgaak 4 ar
:sAs:s ais sssss.:sE>5
Is understood that there Is u very
apiedit chanel s.s .aii54 oss soi. fer
ience OF Grehsg wood, Anderson, Green
sssISs fssy, I'M
: ttllslf case together, sechring rtdut9
tlen In silch rate. II aos 1t is pbiated
0ut by oiIieiaias oE ,tlie chamber OF
commerce, That if viii effect d saVilg
in EFeIght rates 20 Andersen oe many
thonsanl dollars per gnfi6In. and pit
this city In the same class with the
NORTH sacfg gle aid 'pTesterA North
Carolina jebbilig: points on the Ohio
River business moving sonthward.
For many years Mort GenFfgi and
Western IL Ina have hjoYetI
bettor trtestRte freight rates from
Ohio River polnts and points north
and west OF the 0IiI6 II ifef al an An 3
aerlion sSF Is
bing cities, efsoTfs have besiifi
far without Il Il regii NJ, n &
nov BEL ieseu slIa i ia con afenea As
Atlanta ss0day may seci,Fa filis ffnais
izati0If 50 ates y
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the Plsdiii6ht section of South earo-
Tina win be epneidered. /, Recently,
5sel4'ht EFtaa from Chic river points
to points Ia North Carolina were re-
dueed, aad the conference In Attain
50 is ito be held TO put the South,
CarounE Tates on q baala adth tho
North Carolina rates. The C0nnef-
eiel organizations OF Ande Eson. Green
Vile, Spartanburg and Greenwood
have been Invited 70 send fsbFaseT.
tatIyeay The AndRFson C6atiher of
Commerce Will be represented prob
ably by Ar, w w. Sullivan and Mr..
K 81, LiEoh 49,,
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fnteresfins DsBass WIN Re . Fea-
s.irs Inc stag Hela

-
Tontght hassb ioohed forward to;
for some time BY flis members OF the:
Bareca class 81 First Baptist
Chnrch or Anderson, and it ID expected.
that tEe event OF ttonight Will be one
of the most pIeasAnt In the history
of the class This Is the regular
night for lie saefal nnsting of tie
class iid eyefE & Mort has: been 1aafls 8
tQ me ske on one more than
Ordil af5 ii9t erect :, 81 s Sg-ssl 3 sss Z
,nf the program for the
meeting Ia ttis 81 to: Tie questteh
is. tkeseIt the right Of slif-
efrage should D y sx tended TO the wo-
men OF SOdfh Carolina. The afIifria-
tive win be- repre- nted BY 8. NJ Wolfe
s.FiIi = - Sfiiitit II int Mega:
presented sbY C. Is; Earle alta q .n..s. y. q
-. fst
occasion are SUN Gent aissuafISe that
the debate sRtE he :
The following b, the resdaind Ter or
fss I.rEsssasss 20
3 ss.sssssig.s s,
Prayer .ox, teacher. ]. 4 ..s
address OF sgel ! $50 resident D. C..
+ sSol Rex sflce !, IS w
Gam rri q Ie-
9 Pr; seA deTs. Cla1ence,
ls'ls,sslils k.rsa ales Bob Istnr
Dues -. Z. sss.sts. q
Solo Bob XII y; 4
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EsISA CAVALIER. the grand opera
- prinu donna, aud Lucien Mira.
tore. her husband ana the tenor
Of the GraIld Opera. Paris, VIII be
the sheroinepaiid hero. respectively. OF a
siLfreel pr6nuYtion by the Playsoers.
Film company The pictGrerwill deal
with CayaiieFi's own. love story, and
g company oftae0 win support the ia.
mons couple -
Dustin Farnum pow appears FOR the
lieyies I'm .sI,lle Squaw Man." iu,which
hatnade such q grees hit ON the stage.
John Bunny, the motlbti picture star.
now appearing in 'ePtia Honeymoon.
ers,S a silent drspa. tgy;ls eW York, has
received an offer 20 present i repef-
toire OF silent dramas In Australia ana
the Chinese ilanh east Indian seaport
towns. Bupnyis the foremost motion,
picture fayorite throughout the far
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eariaas Canaenslall llonA.

Geins j Sc ln circaiat Lon On an ay-
craze eE 81 years. & Z. e;
Z Phfiaa6l 81 lie IS Iiiuni6ipa n is now
81 =. & i3E;s rs.
fslslotiE GeFiIihss;I pEiy f55ves
thas Ile para Sis 81 oft s. 5afrled
frolse one bcaseh ID :te 81 81 do
nestle animals, such as II ilcII !.
ducks and steers. q tt. 3
Eng glish 'snia1ufee etS or & itS slfe
ready to present Arie "a
the 81 there, Z hut eks
tEelRaty epasef tive an Il ikn 10
prasDte sF I'm lds az Z & 8 S s. !.
8 esp 1ft &r isf. cot on fss syes
.gS - sE5Ts. i EsSe. . ecis6li closed
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=. > . = y y q - - !
{ I i THE I z DAY I IN CONGRESS
= = s = = 4 i
March 60, 1917.
,4Nfsti noo

( Senate Met at noon. 4f5s 3.
Senator owen spoke in support of
the repeal OF the sPauama tblis eza.
emption.
\ Representatives or prison coiitFant-
ors told the Interstate commerce. com.
i ..,IeeieI, In the Iti.ghae hill IN se.xl rEnt
the tFsfHe in prison products was un-
constitutional.
Senator Weeks introdsced a, sr.s,.s
luton Tor line Ss s.agal s.s.iss,ss A.
Garry maiis, hassengets and ffslght
between the, United States and south
49,, IL, a,
T ;t5yssaae;ilnedi 10 take up aI tnIp Time
the proposed constitutional aineFidl
tneIit 10 change the date or ifia aii ;
E:ati0n and con ming OF ,crngRaga.
adjourned at 5:15 p. %. to noon 6if
S HaGsg Met att 4. I'M itist
Public lands committee heard bliei
.supp orters OF the bill 70 open oil ana
iifdteral lands ..0f the public domain
by leasing 10 SysteilI. tsSiF tas5F
Jud eiary copntnittee heard Wiiiiain
II. gn fsDll of New York speak IA eils
yor of as prov yisien in the truBss bilIj
70 permit manufacturers to fx re.
tssiss III nE!!eesos = 49, lsS 3 I, lSSi s.
ay.t;;. N 20 ~ tAatlse obsttitatali
cons lasTaslen % thn ssana1sfa tnsla. :.
emp ion paai aliIi. u !. 81 y,
81 III q q n 4. 4, ~ ! !, &
|llTgsnt lcieaet blls, aagEsins s Z.
Rules coIn1nl lttee fted Flll so
limit debate on PntlaEna tolls exc tlsIl-
ttOyi reiipai ,iff ff,s &, bg,,,,
IA greedsto debate the rule Tor lhree.
tti = 8y.nfEs tIsti 80 H.. 49, ..ss
81 Adicurna1 nt q seE Is sse - 49,. Z. q, ~
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American RAJ iSgay III, 3
hEstse lalin1 haB tried 1. + tpjsf
leol,ipG forward tb le estEt SIS sntnhIiI
OF nF!iforIli railfuad. cr0g aihs aigfaF,.
tbfofgli0ntt the cpnntry dsocates oe
tho nlovemelht decla 1hRt, sitsiPDRnt
crossing signs will FesnIt IN gteatei
safety and economy. {.
MlnnesDtass g dele alton or Il LOCO
miles OF 1Eterial Ta7ss Is Jas the state
ROAD system hlss already iona Tnudls
20 allee the land values and place
tho North state nmoug the irsg
rank MS Sc ards read inpf1yeIne 4 !
In lssll sd q WIN apetisi 81 Ellll. :.
InspBnFats d ayateni OF road sspisfols.
for gss &c tsllll ee as eslate roada.
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/ IaEalFI lIsamI Captured. Cnp.

Camden, March 26.--3y IS defe atine
the Camden e: team ia lst to 1 50
here Today the polo tSains OF the,
Eleventh u. s. Cavalry captured sllss,
Cleveland Caps, presented by., KTFs.
Edmund Burke. Jrs Z Of Cleveland. b.
The winners scored il goais, while
the losers mad d only one. There were
few tpenaltites. The CONTEST VIVA Wit
messed b b. . largo audie.i &c.
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address OF sRe ls;;;; l;;;;; Presidenf d. C..



= WIS sntngy gypns hIarch 26.1-Not only,
ths rlantst but actnrer is
hlteEin frBzn oll s. OF do
,ips SsistHeSs on - y orlt cotton
eSchang 8 aecg rad IS SrlS 10 smith az
South Gafa1stE.s, To AZ tsfl ii & the pes .
sage Of his cotton ID asIid fhat
the custom 0f s Ks. stiA iffy,s I s
fississi siiif eg;eslcc 3 gfades ir-
sS1s .slf cor eifafcfaE t7fffef.
til ;snSsls the. rlais epll 81 rs one
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nann Milh nnnilIn..

( Berlint: March So The ItfperiaI
parliament today Unanimously passod
a hll providing thet whore ) duel or
cnaiienge has been provoked by dis
,honorable conduct, the offender shaii
pc liable TO prison In, a ponitesitiaFY
inBetead OF q fortress. This Is the
tlfst occasion on which ait tho pa.<.
ties have been united on a, measure
to discourage dnelIsng. Y
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Editor INTEL ne SSt:!
l notice Id YStiF issue Of THE i9,h,
10 letter ftdth one Mir. Cs Sass W'zikaF,
who wanted Some intdfIaatldE about
one C.. C. or "tihfh" RAIkAf WHO was
"a member Of Beanrsea fd's ARTILLERY
In the Cohfedefate Nd 81 was a fneIn-
Der OF Co. H,SSstb. J, Foitiiitears,s
Gist's old brieat iys. ySaIl remember
one Mr. WAKE Jetie Seama 10 the
STR se Ant tss stes,1r slf
mine; W. p In, heI 6ngha 10
the hatas eonnaly. that sAfr. walker
eelqag agefl To- 5, ETITioe always ,Caflod
hifAss Y q lisef and they were
great, Both belonged 10 Capt. 'Thos.
q Peg seson.a comp BsaSiragard's 8
Art allery. i5fe slefe & ESgn 10 .,Sst,!t,
lived In tho Community WilE were IN
the RaIie epmpan nSI but Ne. Prince "A
dead sud tho s6thef Min moved fsuyn
here 70. Georgia some time ago. 4 do
Lst know whessisF hs ,iS sin ilyiifg 5r
Before clcSlas / ia1st B iaShtion yai;
incident that happenei with Fergu-
spas Battery aud q fSf 6f, that
company. Thai mans snhtfie was
Henry Pagets "a get Eere elvsh a letter
froIn HIS Rlfc felii1g iifia that she
was In very need i eirelishst aces ind
that @their little diutg lItef WIS aicK
.Paget tried hasd TO k5t d ,furlough.
but he was sefhA6d 1t, (, 80 he laid
down his arms 81 se eaisia home. Whom
he had made Hst o 6fehe iiReInaiits
Tor his wife and daushtef he went On
p9ek 10 his tcoifsnaEi td and reb6ited sott
duty. He was taken before the cpvrt
and cona aen.tisd td bess shot The eH5
51enee Ia Che se WAS jiii 10 Colonel
,yossph y yohhHon 70 .rapies. After
reviewing the Evidence in the ,case.
zen. Johnson wroi the ofilckrs who,
had Paget under guard, they were the
Teiease hla,
s0Met tE9 lse thi Isl y. ~ VI
Heed ediissaEtsrs Army OF Tehhss SEQ:
4 ihlTe carefully lined !; ~ ieyi.'
deilce IN the case OF Henry Pfssnt, }lnd
! hereby order 4 llAt tlle ssain, Henry
-tiagal, he ,it aid =
10 MS zEIn1a5fI f ), 2
signed J0sep 81 JOHNSON,
CON. or the Arm y az ri,6.. >.
Can't FlersilaO5' EsaIElsfy Wis 81 81
Ied 70 the g ytEeile q LEFT II she hottest
CT 81; tae I,.s tlgh eral JDlsnsotl
el. Z l!ast Iliti j aisstD
8 8 aaen fsitis rod Bs b IlliI I'd liie
hsslely himself 10 see, THAT 5I,ys 40 .tiln
niattSr. When he rod up IA iii1 moi
SEQ lbht one EnaIis he was I'D Ilis e,in.
.shoofing ail fast As no co ftSo Cen
g .eSal said 60 the man WHO wtis LEFT,
s,ySlysn1se sHaEtsfy IS III The iliiswer
!. ,sa .ss Elie; from he J,s Sss ar ftliiafyrnall.
ESals Thus. b; Nor icon 4:
1erc Is erRusoh 7is Ire
ftiereth1 asked. 6S is EylhSr q otfep
elsSiEe either kilioGi az R0irld sif..c
Was the reply, s. 3gss 80
y n 81 Your name u, fhe annaral
asl q & s. 8 3 4 q e \ : - 81, !,
lilEaesl. q III. f;f,fSt
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shpottl1, ahdsf Niiis sei son
iestltp tceItth O. enes, fSS, ils
ssiel tlis & !, ,l ~ a ~ "
.She General aeIIt tsifs 9aaK6f diids rTy1
aim q faflnliP PR szis. DE Z. =.
~ saAI Fg., VI s$ss y W.
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stts sgs lit tsgEiIs sEllsE

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af1 isUiished ,1l lslS ~ 40 t0fllfaii0n aIsa
.sfe ntl ;gullrtTl NEED g
afla dsbArttsFe 0f trains fsogs
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90. Afriying F,tom Tina
gs stF, lFttsss sSla 20 ~
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FROM ygsl.
81 10 iSs 6S b. -,
20 elton q g. 40 4. ~.
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3sltcn. as' .ss f,.sln.
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tososS Is s. s : =
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Genera fsa.Inssl sF Agent.

Il 8 4 srbfa
2IG ass ~ Is: !. :. * 3 = N v
esgpl .na 81 IL 4 q lic ti0n Aessl
clt lf Heb II, Qe.
2ys Win gtlIl;f iiffiis, larcis etll. 1914.
New 0tiepIl IS Id. I. x. /. ( q. - SIe.8H
Rehssc cola ya Il. !. y. s. = So. Sl5.eD
haffleiss j. 3. ! 80 !. issaI,
lAccnu Unit A9aFdi CaEAe Sfation
iplGlESEs on Rllie FEB. q ID sfa ssrli ygitfs
fetitr liEaIs March,, 9th 1915,
s. For Slil e 81 Ssni ihtlnn cafi oh tsetg
itFs 81 sIsl I5F ~ sTfEs5s n "a, - M
+ G. s.
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niNSER 10 VETERANS
Iyln % aeFysd sataraay NOME 3. Z

-
Miss 4 Bon hes The sfiitiiy sfis-
telligencer to state that the Palmetto
Chs stss. =, =. ~ n. .sas s
heir sifafa 81 the
proceeds at the Pajtietfo theatre last
night and that Manager Piakstan was
very ntseHtiye 10 the chapter and Its
interests. i - Is -.
Miss B0hham announced that the
dinner 10 the old sol Iddssefs on FFailip-
ton = ls.sssl bs gfpeIi IN the
~ 44a.e tTis;t Tt1Ii be-
ginhlng al r.. 30 Saturday, and that
tile 2, g! viii eet at tile court
house aEiII - sSart tls se 8oid aoldIefs 20
the, place. TIE Inseili encer has re-.
ipeived the foit6Wii,g epen letter and
Camp Stephen o. Lee No. 75s. d. G..
Ill leases aaenhl 8 al al ih court
house on sntiii arch 2Stli at i I
olele ss ms, 30 tr ransact business ana
to eel ls1rate Ham son birthdhy and
te partial Be or tile dinner served tie
Cont edessss.sS ans by Fiinetto
e y. "a, u Ilsieil We s Z,
daily invited. tlfohgh siiss Martha
Honliatn q
aes. IS ftsfossa, Gciasaa s. Ter:
II P.s 3niit k Diff
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4 EssIIs d Z q d lssorss. 81


4iieR TN is.e -
be itiinb "a d Is ii Z Z n iEsf Rs,s
ness of she III ~ ssts ~ & 4 is TX
be- nce or,tsd nneps ii Il m 3 n tIe
I.illIi stiiii1n :. x fSis
viii e SS2B. q CO All 4 tll,
90 fof3 Ase tx Keith pfs.rhkk y
Efli fSt. u i5g Z ID Va il !. asi
Edst has been ID eitAfge 6f ta n M niilii
= s sths S. 5 f if TespnreIsd.
- q $40 81 i liant yfli llsa
urged and tint 3ii iei com tikhp an!
lsllt lI iee bllniiHs iffII 3 ~. 5
sbiltf had lkit 81 ril 8; (. az
ems kQf 81 I)li 81 81 aiie ssiltf
t.sss E.,s. he iast ls gtac
AA.f MI x UTuzT lRnElL 'oAInA HIa lins
TIIjlae b ~ ore & Eiist the
pl ION. = n 81 ~
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s f5ecYataty Asi AZ q r aIIliSsr
81 seinnaefce stta4sszz fs.s7 3 5 fl,sf nd
lesl bep siotlE 6 = - roil IL. RkysI
81 led d % ils 4 IN jAfs
i4esila an Friday tillS Ne 4 efi Y
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Theodore 7. Wharton. formerly With
Esss4anay. Z VIII build alstudio at Ithaca,
" 2. sghere heswill make productions
and .retease them under the name OF
Wharton fiIms. ~ eei.
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!!l1.. 8.
siilI { ed! e
tB s. 4 ] s 4 p /,

y y lssiss Qri ieah :. 4 Isl I, m i
setlfss of "a ,lsllail \ woman, sitfefili,
,tlt.ls ns Man nie 90 I'D I'D II %. !. s 81
,taElqy were foam In Il kecil ssoF,
of the city llisres lSe tIli Fl
han been ahOt lil the ID etfkh diis ..Iisl
8 esaaAn ~, the. ie les x l I5.isf0i
W. t1lnd flea7hy md the police tja1
q q issest it r. case oE snIiHsler. and siii.
elaas They however, aIs. iityestieatS
l9 s. the report at eafIy ,to ~ & 4 q 4.
rs the qesli ppEits 6f which ai,fy
ise slle scsolislys III eeen IL nehr. Where
TIE hhtl tlsg were s6sIEids
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The Rolandsa Eeafure Film company
has released d sensational picture en-
titled sTrsppad In the. Great; Metrop-
olfs.s The theme treats of Q young,
clover girl renprter who, byj5n .utl-
usually adroit method, exposes An or.
gaaizatlen af infamous criminals.
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The Famous Players Film company
has now In course OF production Grace
Georges sensational dramatic success.
CLOTHES. written by Avery Hopwood,
and Channing Pollock. 44.s ss..., !.
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1fIE isR tYI5li 8.

lsstg all i 8 q @ <. 3 2. n E B q 2
Z. iI,:r
gice hhii seiieral n nailasst =
ne 49, fes8 1srhtbang.
issne 81 a HI Fl - ~ 4. !,
pan would foIi a i q ( e Sis " Is,
iiited States ID 5 n 80 i
50 ont ot baBiiisaB i. a n g; = Il !;
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- <AtioAAtttg Mat StAttENfit lO.---A RfOp0S.
ed charge. In Georginse lars. to bet
ter protect feat Rh le business orERs
niyations against the falling of, .'spite
snitR and other NV eEaiSeA illtsias
tinns by irresponStbl e pRf ses; will be
taken up and collsidsred at .itbla ses-
sion OF the. legisl slst etie{s ~
u has been dihfs;Ql bred that there
- 6 laxity IN thes3 eorais
the noT4hern and hl any Of the 'estesi
states have ALREADY q deptedi measures
similar 70 QUO ll.9p 9pps "a Tlie
igea GAS lssili sc6ll n many
sseSsgsa edif1E5s hIit In played
Ithfe this 5eAlss. for 81 ttIiie.
fii SONS scf, S. IS rs; 4; a
tfniyerE liy adIn itelf S. ays 81
~ he change is S1fiefIS ii ia q ~ Il
to make Il I'm oss slile fSf tfiftIyg d
bnslnesk concern 10 llle hREiy a of q
receiver. without the RI ktrl e 81 a fs In
s9emnfty bond bH tlha nef Sslli-
5HTyE sufficient 70 cover Z q u, liSneBibia
sf,5 In the Auezik Sc
itiiiSt Iiits Irpeee1iIRs were 4 ssFa arfafit-
led. Il would prevent itlnk
oI stlyItInIaIR DN6lneag Epf3eeKtia but
didd Gin liI III fIsi oiI 4
NtIltisy no ID 20 flsfsI6 ue6Sf
WEAK or imp Opefly man ea otsils
scs.s Sssssss;;ssaa hide. ~.
There are Terfain cfasa 81 az biisit
ness. en- nteTpri for matinee tike sihs
itstirancH com panfes; Witch af slfir!.
tlcuiariye sensitive to IifE-s.itts. lie
matter how esppnsibl9 OF unvsisfl
Sfanted the bringing of Them 4 mi bt
Z x
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Mary FulleB heroine OF the Eiises..
Dolly OF the Daiiies" series. is very
much elated ever q rscentiproof OF her
worldwide farheil She has Just receiy-
ed q ilstter from ,faroff Australia which
bore nothInE on the envelope .exespt
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ton ost bic and dipIofnatte
s -; wa like "
nsay Itefncg 10 On cQn1jfla ont 81 fseS
ssS1Ei, ilf, zaot tsced that a i1kck iif
city eInpl9ga plAs blaiIy 5es es. Ssis
rniltt n iillig REfifs OF 4tiies or
tlle - 20 HAlaA laWhs : The; esSt ys.a
down aila tjFll AFs Zee trees .ab azS IN NJ
e3epnstd tderab @ eEylp, CT S y SsSTs
bout 70 he HHefi Iced toI the den III St
or ne iSec 81 ~ :
y. topk the segs OF "a comm d-s
er-ln hief OF GePpgle le II army ssftt4
fltt W. about thitt on fs ia seeSIcK q
telephs que get The citg hfi
the end OF s., e 4 ~; is.
ttIe. city Of "a l6nta Al s ;S5 i
Ethe. state of. 'e pfpp 81 3;
ileiSe ans. ig To- ORD or d IE ne;
= Eate nilttta Allsst have 90 a Z!
sailesi - 5 tie atls0 0jia aeea d ilfsltie ss
Then he cent the me t6;;
gno city hail ana IN lelF time ttan e.
fakes 70 tell It, the WORK DC sniilt tlis
ftne. mansion lawn was stni iis - -
With the Vi ap ~ iisIkis Il. 81
eify has got y "a ~ - &, sli
Ay iie. legisln ntnfe to snf99, rs Ist s
cent sreef III iIisfn 4 = IS
man ION { ia q WIS rs
Sr9gt "a ItUf So ing TIE Slaii lss ~
EgpgefISs alsd ettIp iial
II Seems that tha iegislktnfs icc; Il
ing forward totS1Fti Just
useflt of Peach tree as Is. 81 a Il y.
WY ~ aeeeli q speciai II ~ 49,
t4illg tie city % cut 1 q
han tttellyy feet ron III q 81 81
80 he man stor !. bni s,f0gsdIiis liisl
2 sans iltiet se lfi she
sgogernoE for ppl,5ysi. s.
I9al u q SIas; EcneiIl i0a ss5i
OF aIla u I. b Ia s., &
tale elty tal eIid eel ~ sDacih ihf
son infess sc 10 QF 8Ialoa
sSoralal feelfRSEE roe EnlasngI9nsnaI1n AMI
b y Fas fyIssPsft9 Er mat the q NJ
about eel Hing nils IA iIitla sgas rot
latenned 10 ne taken aet desi j. gl5y
ktaton said tlaf the reaaf4s n 3
Jssilah OF It IN on AZ
s.ssslJg. ls a
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AUDITlllsl E0TTf.E,

The Auditor of Anderson Con1t4
lion boeTu % ;HS ;$iiinld q ig iiIe IjoilFIi
calls for q meeting sof eIIe Ed:la i'm.
house, at IL O'clock March the 3ist.
The Gliail MIN OF encli thMil hip make
StlnL equnIization hoard. s8k9lIl saaet-
ing redueated. PIeAse bring In books
OF townshina ~ -
50 !. Winston Smith. Auditor.
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ta aHernTlelt kEsAfn t0si 81 al sisfiaIi
yiStotg although admit.
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eeediliEs instiEtiteti ~ Iii, lffSi Sisas
sa%Iit 5f the PitaRufFit "a
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Iiseeial = 81 e05tiis siH iaas Ia se s. &
of iglIle tf : 4: q I'm III S. 81
81 80 aliy
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"AfaFy Fa,ler. Hnited states Of Amer.
ieai'-apS stamp.
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Df. Wilson ID aiysSE sn
Wa 30 Atlanta s7ileg 81 lei q z IS r.
Vie came ann 3tinEfrfs th d ifn5ge-
sly kIre. ~ lipnn n "a TIN 6 aIle heard
AEfeams ars mai 81 al az fba ~ & Ye
k3Ist nilsh slia sSk hsst.s et "a = 4, u.
sleads
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Dustin Farnen.

eastand hIs personal appearance would
probably 9erehte fuFors
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Washington. March 26. Serious de-
pletion OF railroad revenues through
the allowance 70 ittfl Der ten lines, cf
a part OF through rates was alleged
in an argument fiied today with the
supreme court BY Shief counsel Jo-
seph w. Folk and Charles ,Needham,
for the Interstate commerce scammis-
Consideration Of the tap lineo cases
to be argued hafoPa the aunrame court
about April 9. has been watched with
Keen snterest becatse or their increase
IN cates: Witnesses have told the
e that the xaiiroRds might
maet the situation now confronting
penditures rather than increasing tho
incoma. ,,Fs Il IL. .l:z
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War & llia en- eS =
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Winston Smith. Auditor.

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