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Morning Papers.

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Saturday morning. April 1f-Mexi.
can put United States marines under
arrest
Sunday morning, April 12-Huerta
apologized for arrest of United States
marines.
Monday morning. April 1S-Presi-
dent Wilson and John Lind to confer
on Mexican situation.
Tuesday morning, April IA
Huertn's forces must salute American
| flag.
Wednesday morning, April 15-At-
lantic feet ordered to Mexico, Huerta
declines to order salute fred.
Thursday mornig, April 1--Huerta
thinks the United States. IS bluffing.
Friday morning, April 17--Huerta
forced to comply with demand for ga-
lutte Of flag.
! Saturday morning, April 18-Ulti-
matrm sent 10 HueTta; must salute
United States flag by 6 p. IN. tomor-
row.
Sunday morning. April Mexican
crisis is the, graYest since the war
with Spain.
Monday. morning, April 90 Huerta
refpses to salute United States flag;
plans, FOR reprisals to be carried out; !;
President Wilson goes before congress
today. ys
Tuesday morning, April 21-AWithih
rs hours Admiral Fletcher to seize
| Vera Cruz customs house.
Wednesday morning, April 22--
American flag flies over Vera G3nz.
Thursday morning. April 23-Pro-
babie that Carranza viii side with
II. a. . = -;.:: 90: ~
messy handed passports; six lives cost
OF Vera Crusyto United States
Friday morning, April 2z--Villa will
not be dragged into war with United
States; troops leave Galveston for
Vera Cruz; Carranza warned by VIII
son.
s51ssisSIisS siiiii5 ~ fhI5f7i =
Americans taken from train and made
prisoners; their death Is threatened
MexicanA fire across Texas line after
destroying Ruevo Laredo
Sunday morning April &c Offer OF
mediate BY Brazil, Argentine and
Chile; To- eliminate Huerta Us PAM
American plan; Gen! Mas threatens
10 shoot American women and chill
dren; rebels threaten American COM
sui az G&sanea S j,
hlonsiey morning April aIneri-
can lAtipn feet rer0nnoit IT,. and
reports railway 1t.3d "a saen burning;
AIsaef efiealn ranch at la sized |;
Yeras Cruz put under lTlpg tial law: re-
port from City or Mexico Of two or
three Americans ~ led !; HueTta &C.
cepts nnea alton prDpo sails.
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The Work off me Nasal ssl1gislsges
lneresang sf lE oSis GR
cLssk RshaEdson AZ Dinner Which Es |

Special Correepo denee ee- e
washing ton, April 29.--It Will be
OF peculiar pleasure to the many AM
derson friends OF Commander S1puis
O.. Richardson 80 know that on tlie
might OF the 25th OF April he presided
at what Is generally known to have
been tho most suecessHut banquet the
american Society or Naval Engineers
hns ever had. This Is q splendid body
Of nlen. REPRESENT OF the highest
thouahE and keenest actisity In the
land. it was q great compliment to
CONNIE ander Riellard ddson TO De Invited
10 pr de and thR manner "a which
he no a "a the occasion has caused
his frien IDS 10 be very proud OF him.
ii ifltfb duelhe the secretary Of tfie
navy 3osephEs Daniels c;oInInaatier
Iiiehasd III said lis raxt speaker is
III nnspk wilo by HIS energy, his courage
and Ms sisy5tiors 70 high tdaafs lfaa
won for nlndsalf an iaenyiRhle ID ec8 in
the breasts Of tho American peoDIe
For more then 20 years he hns 4ongiss
Tor purity and against aitafiL have
the hondt 20 introanca that distln-
gaIa "a citizen of the United States.
ss:.sss SlilniniE,
chatrpan OF tho house ccAmittee IN
naval aifaisB and a Graduate OF Efs$
kine College, Cong sBnan Mann ef
Illinois ana Con EressnlaH Eitegernld,
cha atrTnan as the spprupF Fitt Ions COM
,Ilittee e. the house sere, AMONG sise
speakers,
But of sae ciias, mono wsf:s
more aptiy Illustrative OF the work Da
= - naval eagineeF; the man who col-
than wan the opening address, al Cons.
Eslaniier Richardson. As the eyes of
our country are tnr'aed 90 ths navy.
his rerfnyAs hare an unusual Interest
~ this time = fdsen HlEi IN
p6rs
& You liaye COME here 90 ran ~ old
aeaslain ips aisd Co aDanaon
yours I've TO The CHARM ok an even
sint am nRelnsnts bns I feel chat other
moi tiyes an se tln18a III 6f 4 4riglef
. $3.50 llsye bs Nc I'M Ills
syss7IsSE3EI N 2 q SZlEI FQlz = sl4s
slI'he octeiy was fonndsd Tor tie
pufpeae tieeSioilli hawai- "a EeSl-
iSe An endeaSor Ats been lllag.e no
asselllh bic et fhiA nsg4 4uet the men on
sgilSss Heited etiprta she Rtegsess .of
nayEl euglnporlug 8 SUenleg IKs IIrfIe
is kHoHa pbQ6t stae nafal en- eel, (
ssiil talk 70 ypv 9 issw nflsEents efosf
naval ei n order u ia
Of tie test akataipeas tQ She enun-
tES esld leader ig - ziald ol enEls
ntaflaf. A.-.ss t.,s- ios stssss = ~ ,
n 70 tas a3mini astun; he mllae be
~.
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THE GALL or THE sOUTH

The call of the south Is strong. w,
wish to present II briefly to the edu
Gated and progressive people who are
among us at this time in connection
with the Chautauqua. We have heard
the managers OF the Chautauqua speak
so enthusiastically OF the attendance
and the attentive department of the
Anderson audiences that we feel that
this city will be remembered by them
when they are on their long grind oi
131 dates.
These excellent craftsmen. some oi
them of nationwide regulations for
wisdom. and for the power to i'm
part knowledge and enthusiasm to
others, have come with messages OF
Ihelpfulness for our people. And yet
we wish TO assure them that, while
they have not said one word amiss,
there is no section of the country
which is more truly American today
than our own loved South.
Our people are freer from the in
fusion of blood of undesirable immi-
grafton. There is in South Carolina
today less than per cent of foreign
born population. The hill section OF
the ceFolines is inhabited By descen-
dants Of the founders OF this great re-
public, many of these excellent people
are found In our mill communities.
Our farms are peopled by a rugged,
honest substantial yaomanry, but
there is room for thousands of set
tiers who could come among ua and
tedch farming on an intensive plan
and marketing on a coioperatiye3 bas-
is, The negro question IS one which
ipolheFs Ine South hut little. The
white man of the South knows his sli-
periority and the negro respects IT,
1 Climatically. the South, especially
the Piedmont section of this, state, is
WelInigh IDEAL When the settlers Of
the frozen Canadian prairies are shiy-
erIng under nassed drifts of snow
for six months, tho open lands OF the
South are growing a prolific crop OF
ANAL grain to be succeeded later by
another crop of corn or OF cotton.
And come OF our progressive farmers
have se.: = - ca:
the came piece OF land.
ChnItauana friends. you have told
us that you like Anderson. DO some
nihsi6naFy work for us. When you
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-------T+4. ., ~ 3tSb ~ -t.
Afternoon Papers (Is hours Iater.)
Saturday afternoon, April ii Crisis
Threatened by aresttof American ma.
rines. ~ tfeF y
Sunday afternoon. April i2-tNo
paper)
Monday afteTaoan, April iS- -Pfesi-
dents envoy returns.
Tuesday afternoon, April 14Presi-
dent determined to back up the United
States admiral's demand for salute of
flag.
Wednesday afternoon, April 15-
United States battleships preparing to
sail for Tanpieo.
Thursday AFTERNOONS April $16--
IIuerta yields to pressure. ~ ~
Friday afternoons A!is4EE A!isE TfneFta
delays again; demanda iuta 5se re-
turned. ss'sSsa,4s t:s WI 7
Saturday afteF1 April. I1S+;
Hnerta must saIAte tinted States flag
lhy 6 p. M Sunday az President goes
to congress-. .ta .t9
af . y . . =
Sunday afternoon, April 1s-tNo
paper) ssssg ~
Monday ! aftasncon, April TO-
Huerta tells why he refused United
Statcs demands; freaident before
Congress today.
Tuesday afternoon, April 2l-Ad-
miral Fletcher ordered to seize Vera
Wednesday, afternoon, April 22.-
Under the guns Of United States VAR
ship advance begun on Vera Cruz.
Thursday afternoon, April Com
stitntiohalists and Ruertaistas TO
unite In opposing United states:
i iV55uGusnmessy gwen pa ssports,
Friday afternoon, Ap.i1 24-Vitia
says he is mol hostile to- { sTIted States !;
Fifth brigade leaves Galveston for
Vera Cruz.
/ Saturday, Afternoon April l2BEL.
Americans are q Test Ad " taken from
train beariag o 'Shau esys. 3
Shnday afterno Don Aprii NO pa
I perl ssfift
Monday afterno6n, April 27-
Extra. !? 81 i
he. Int lIgeAeef gets the sas1is SER
vice az the GreenYllIe NeNfsi There
IS q leased sgirel rsIl1ing into lis 0f'
Zee ena q skilled pepatoz N ciiarge,
Mr. tSnznlarcI The Intel 0eer, ia
1dt ID giytnsg the 81 s ire
frests has furnished d buiietih Wee
throug ghotit day. Z & s 4sE
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=
Some days ago The Daily Inteiii-
lgencer suggested that iii the ABSENCE
on fnat uaetul ana appreciated citizen,
ehag. g. L.angston. the Chamber or
:s5;0tiiiiftsrCc should unieFfllte the work
Ipf getting the proprietoFas Of stores to
close ut 80 p. m. Some one tonlS
the matter mp, to whom the credit be-
longs we are not quite sure, but the
fact remains thar the clerks have
been given the early closing hour.
Now that the merchants hare done
theif part. we call upon the public
TO permit the clerks 10 get a little
breath Of fresh aif IN tine afternoons.
The following appeal from the clerks
Of the city TO the nangnis. .s,lso trade
In the stores expresses the ease tis
Rectls ana 80 The point:
we that al fair minded
people 4Igf g gree that some consid-
erat H flus iis, Ii ie irnnossibie
for hose S9lo have never been con-
fined 10 STORE during the Iona, hot
sumnlef days. 10 fully tl9prHciate the
Edepf Sin effect It has oa one. And
70 sends good and efficient service
III our cegae tiea as saIespeopie, we
need eo1ne out dOor exercise. Our OBJ
ject IN W ting this notice Is to plead
vii yes.. nt.sn rnt1r ell nng.iks 2 sesrlias.
In the y, or ,tt IL on nntii tho next
day. And not NJ Ilntil the closing
Aoag q 3 % 80 yJstiT
purchases, s
'You SseiI lIf.oss that we WIN lie
eofnpe led 10 eheerfHIIy serve you.
even, though eSoii are late 81 calling.
But Ii would be so fTiuc h etter for
rll concerned if 3eli VIII allow lis
tile priyilege Of getting OF promptly
AT the ei0Elng Hour As SIC VIII feel
SO much better fter having . little
resi- tllats slll be nlorelo s pieaauss:;
,.s.- ..s.
he Epiiat ing iegn s6sl tlat
osl sill tat Iiotlce in the
TAD s1aEt ut iit
from - ,iiRsn :, ilil "a ltees
stand :. tiJl g & ssikeS 81 yots
sill ~ least ess1f ae do your
flse syenceg anpeals "a
Itlse eorie a ill l.li u be kls6ight4
fssS afis 81 = alss! toif l0 aisssS5s
Lsz31l1-S
r - y
glsF5 kila tlerl 1l lsc-
reatspu esirfA ls sps sles
sloufs IS the
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A CONVINCING COMPARISON

Greenville Daily News.
win only one insignificant sxcep-
tion sn 15. days. everything bearing or
:ii;;a 5MsGziicah situation, fiIuIBs tae arresl
of American marines to the capture OF
Vera Cruz, and offers of intervention
has appeared first IN the mcrning pa
pers; then twelve hours later In the
afternoon papers.
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to strategy and TO tactics OF war! ana
the allowances that must be made 10
hermit the proportional deyaIonITent
of the other elements OF the amin Hia
training is broad and partfcuIariy flta
him for all the important positinS,s Of
our navy n
Gle goes to sea filling tha nositinns
OF assistant engineer. fornedn ofiicer
deck officer, chief engineeS. AND FsldIns
manding officer OF the tornedn hoats
and ,subuiarines.l later an divfa5of, nh
Ger and turret officer. taking hia yaeII.
lar. watch on the ,hrIdee ana banfIin1
the battIeships dnrinp she rfanoa,,s :
Hyres. He has a tfonr ~ 4shosn IJI,t,, as
an assistAnt in coI,etrucfjuss. and sro-
pairing the ateap1 aJantrie ado ana
ordnance machinery for our shsI,s: 4
cruise as ehief eneinaay nj q hatfia.
ship. where he iaarns .tl,e care reedea
IN of,araff-lp the I1aehineyv ths i'm
movements reaufrad the chances In
the hull that shou,d he made in. f,,-
ture desipns f.,in .,n anginaeyi,s,,
point of view. he also lesrnE the Tim.
tations OF machinery. This last is tine
most inportant. FOR when ba COM nm.
mands q shin. division or feet later.
lie will know that fha nnachinaTv ~
his fleet was one If the most iyiTT,y-
tant factors In the naval strateey ana
tactics. He viii not FiiIer4aSa tbe
speed OF his feet ar diyiaion frorn \
knots to 10 knots. he viii Ifof mar.
nit the commandinp offlcers of tRhins
to strain theIr rnansieaFy and 'i,oIlnrss
in fuli mower runs ia a,Ich an5erfenf.
az Id make nav ward ,TeDaira sneces-
satsV. 6F Il, Isuch an eStant A. ~. nn,,lra
shas 5hiuv inable 10 reneat ,tbe Der-.
f6rSsrsan AZ once 5TISa' kIlopIeflSs., of
the limfta{ionss of macblnerys aaii,efI
Nv the MAYA en- lgjneer 5iIfa him ts,,s
position Ia ave hnndrefis az tholsandis
Of dollars ia ;renair;p and at Tie came
time have liis' fleet az q whole. ready
to meet ths5 reo,,iremerts nj stra fer1,
and tactfes. !. thaf. is ready ~ uiiicl.jy
49,. :sg.i.s H..S 49,. ..
cTtiise bfalf aronrfl the yWnrId wifi fhont
loss OF fiIne tiue 10 ntachinerv ltroi,S
tl,les and mon arrival III & fise Vicinity
of hattie IA; i,nya i,ia n,achinary In
auch condition that it can be fofneg
beyond ita limit s,,r & short fime in
oT1ier tn eain imnorfsy,f s. fScoI aS-
yaT,taqes -. s: 3 p 8
5 = = =.
ebie @ eneiaeer Ss sS is ~ asaignsd sz S1s ~ Is
eoiIaes Aha naE,a s s, ~. ~
go, - -
cynisa ! 4,
III ",
ssfs1 80 4, bn5i 4
:, i, -,
Il, f;,s f,yes ss1 - Il,
eas, ara f,scas NV N 4i,s s,fns
~ tl,a f,,s,Sra haff - s,,ss
,stta,s tactissf ,.nJts s3e h
Act ss,S,
i,fIn1, mt. & s
fInrinr is .tji, sisFsss .asl,hre
A s5Iost ha - s u
fs 81 q,
slSsra Sy ,ss Z i,,,,d.
mo ~, : q, u a,,i
s;, rs 3.
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EaalI.a Il 81 -. R..A IA Ss
81 q Atisrls. & 81

ls atlanta; April 20 le
FOR and irs {. atllS hnge ss last
IHSPeed2 On one point md talaf poll IS
that the E.uI ton county jafl Is Il at 81
(eneuKh TO hol Ia all Ehe pefjtreFHsis1 tho
AaAry Phagan isse and subseqnent
lDrOaani7 iae ~ s. ~ is 81 i, tli.S
Never ii tae history cR eFiiiiiisal
court ccediffg IS has such q of
alndayits been built stIls around q fS ins
sla case beyore There have hesn aiIlS
SEasXIyE QuHy1HE b HFIlEgE p IJEbg F1E Pre-
|yiOusly swoFe 70 on tho etE. "a
davis declaring 70 the fssf X ii tsls stit
other Witness sNlo ore TO.
There have bseTi afililaF rs tss enc
side conkrEia afcted flntly by hfiEaa9ss
fiied tins same dayl on the ss1an nssslk {
by the other side and Is fart lief CONS
Ipiicete matters some parties Ave = 4
ed two atitiaE Wis bcsh og y 3siefi eotIld
not be true.
ssst4 lfc svIlFSEE7 YOUTH Hag not yCe NJ
nallg S5aRsed on tire cues Enn or = iIis.li
lde 'ilas told tlis tflssh and which
zlzss :. zsssss -
can't HAYS told tiis 9sSIslI
t1 infse all q sifost tsrfsiat ss
gse 81 ef tfle 81 aS sticls S0n ion i
ts e1 tg. Is IS The k1 ON iaaSitE ne
gfSsS2 2Sl - le sfl.s q. Il: HI s.
sl6ef llp th sli6g heard EIfil
EoiiIes einlik the starting Ef
&Asss sslsss, liisse sworn - -
hslt lssrs ms
prln slih tse cshf sie
forward 81 i s. issiiea osg.,s
tl.at lsstf tila 9seh saG herlse 8 q
pnsiislS 90 lls 81 Asl lf,sl a1ilf
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xlle InteiligenesR % delivered by
eeteiefR IN the city ~ You fan to
ss sohP paper regularly pIsa6s n0tify
Opposite your snamo on Il label
es your papar 10 printed date g which
J3lsf LEE ~ 10 maid All nI.aAha .asaA
rAfts should b9 drawn 10 me AnSer-
n IntelliganceP.
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Noted C.thFehsHan Dios 40 zit al
ss Tirsiela lsesss

RiolJit Dil d kfIEil a.. ~ Rlllialp
8leSis clef ~ - of or S 4, James
l 1fEsl d itot af Se1tll.
s6ffi 81, a led to,laS. SisS reEail
~ naflb aA 4 lici,e AYezt'
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sEn tilt ttlah mat tis
saEes ess q ife,i hy efestina
eas:t n ion fr nt. ii Il. ia :
.ffd 4tt aI,s Dr: 8, / 4.
ton kea eani1aI3
~ iss 20 she county c1nte6 t,Si
~ III :. 81 n S
w. Aoot1. ell Sc
t.ef M h Eaa, a ~ kiuq
idesk e
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iister cerrsnza reminds M forci-
'ly every day that he is far too bic
.ysE IT frY7tlr 80 u "a ~ &
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sllrsaay probably saowerst Friday
~ the way, how Tong unfii the
1eins isllsp aenson opensg ls5 B
Mister Gerrsnza reminds tia forci-
lsly every day that he Is far too big
9eadifne ~ tle Sparssabnra Hear
WIN Admit women to the bar, =
aes Charley HfeaFpa want them to
FlAl se
eople IN North Carolina must
silslr mean liquos. ST8iev eialn, ii
ass killed IA horned snake at Gan
v hen enjoys reeeIl & place
!; neen RiieFe Hilartst
one tlsas Should turn tisjwl an
81 slans.
oAe sayanaah Judge foja tho siSiry,'
cution thai II plum efa Il
hat atslee lnnkt he 4 4 ,ttifiva 4 n
Fieafon
.
with ziias Not baseball; but
sess vel. we VIII
s. ~, who said Ii
imagine what Is the matter
tss Isneses, since the Smiths
are ohtbatting them al hollow in the
e =. led states senate.
ssS
- 3 Sly a Srsus are 0f The opinion
Tint an thih asuteness In Mexico vas
seaaht about because Joe Bailey re-
aea from ths senate. !.
War newa sronss exlco ard CoIora-
yias rathar tafne yesterday, but no
Isst: WHAT Sllll happen any Minute
lcuEaTIy m Colorado.
I've 1eofEia Cities ASK Fsor Mob
lizlng casnpa seyB s Georgian shead-
ll:ie snrei Bnt what is tlies ~. 81,
being So NODDED about its
.-----.- 49, sS
e Is denied that the reason gecre.
tg HIyan q SO strenousiy opposed
ssas Is That he accidentiy zen over.
ia sword ana cut his shin.
arc ttIIiistt President Wilson!
3 ,s aSaoFt att sar 5of his own on and
sIat altimatulns are given ard raseiyz
ca as every cabinet meeting.
coloEet hngsef Two Braziliani
{ sl1eF ana Is On his way lseIne where
40 expects "a ssnilex the soaps 81 any
siephaptA
aaian 81 asseFslsiaE IL ~ 4
hssille paper for lost Kittsf ss s
s4s;:. - s. may M fou
q tlae lower paft sOf she state. Ns
up tlila way.
greatly seer tlial the
gRtaaie cross soI
IS ssis ::sptss stta fliss.. lf
BRASS t I1l llSsf0ra ne d z
6Faais cin g sssE
qaesse en aSed
De ssla licked ass
.1lsal - ( I'M ~ zAsssA - n1aiAill1sl
fi II aI, e home,
81 lses aI
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~ the way, how Tong uniil the
lnins inlsp aensDn opens IS
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q IaFga circulation than any otbaY
meyer In this Congressional Dis.
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flls coionet hnsged two Brazilian
sI.eE ana s. on HIS way laeme where
u expecta 20 shties the seelps 81 any
slfaer Or {. elephanta. 81
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aendIfpe In tlle ssparta nburg Hear
sgitl Adfpit women to ths bar.
ees Charley Iiearpa want them /,
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The following summary or Mexi-
can war news taken from the eoIumns
OF The, News for the last two weeks
or si9ce the arrest of American ma
rine3 at Tampico, as 1t has appeared
in the morning and afternoon news
papers, Of. the country tells It's own
story y-syoii must have; q morning
paper IL you want 10 read the war
news 0rst. IA iftIf istEt ~ ].
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arc ttIIfist President Wilson
ls asaCFt at tsar Sof his own on and
that nltimatuins are given aud reseiy-
e ts every cabinet meeting.
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erpbeF OF the Associated PFess and
lying Complete Daily Telegraphlc
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People ia NORTH Carolina rI,,Ist
llleap liquos4 THEY eiaina Ia
ass Killed horned snake at gan
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Is denied that the reason secre.
sx RSvsn is 50 strencusiy opposed
b 81 is That fta accid fell Over
Sword and est BIS shin. q
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lgask imagine what IL the matter
tas Jsneses, since the Smiths
4Fe ontbatting them ailsholiow in the
lied States senate.
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sisty a g fHus .aF 7Jf The eRiaiea
sthat an thia nauteness In Mexico was
brought about because Joe Bailey re-
aea from the senate.
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flla1 g home,
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Var renfa from fextco ard CoIora-
yns rathar tafne yesterday, but no
lEisE what sill happen any minute.
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Annual Payroll of
CRADDOCK-TE
Company
Nearly $9OO,OO0.OO.

conditions have changed, and the South is
manufacturing her iron her cotton goods and
her shoes. This last industry alone keeps at
home five millions of dollars of Southern
money which formerly went out of the South
every year. These five millions of dollars.
spent for shoes made by the CRADDOCK-
TERRY COMPANY of Lynchburg, are turned
back into the South and find their way into the
pockets of between twelve and fifteen hundred
employees of this company, and thousands and
thousands of other Southern men and women
and the honor and glory of this achievement
belong in a great measure to CRADDOCK-
Terry COMPANY'S $780, Club mem
bers, whose pictures appear in connection with
this article.
A striking example as to how the South
benefits is evidenced by the pictures here
shown of some typical homes of the GRAD
DOCK-TERRY COMPANY'S employees. Com
pare these dwellings with the comparatively
squalid surroundings of the shoe factory eh,