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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30
IDAHO DRUGGISTS
TO HOLD MEETING
HERE NEXT MONTH
Annual Convention of Phar-
maceutical Association to
Convene in Boise June 10
for Two Days Session.

What promises to be the most largely
attended meeting of the Idaho Phar-
maceutical association ever held in the
state will convene in Boise, June 10,
for a session of three days. two OF
which win be given over to discus
sion of business and trade problems
and on the third the entire party Will
make an excursion to the big govern
ment dam at Arrowrock, Shorter work
days and Sunday closing is one of the
questions to be discussed and many
other problems of interest will be be-
fore the meeting. The program for
the convention covering both the en-
tertainment features and business ses-
sions is as follows:
Entertainment.
Wednesday evening-Theater party
for the ladies. meeting at 1880 o'clock
at Owyee hotel. Smoker for the men,
given by the Commercial club in the
clubrooms.
Thursday decentralization for
the ladies at the country home of Mrs.
W. S. Whitehead, autos leaving Owy-
hee hotel at o'clock.
Thursday evening-Banquet for the
members and their ladies in the Owy
hee hotel rose room.
Friday-Trip to the big Arrowrock
dam. train leaving o. S. l.. station at
9:15 o'clock a. m.
The convention program is as fol-
lows:
Wednesday Morning.
Call to order. President Louis R. Wager
Roll call.
Reading of minutes.
Application and election of members.
Presidents address.
Report of secretary.
Report of treasurer.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Call to order.
Report of legislative committee.
Address. ............,J James II. Wallis
Address. -. Benjamin w. Oppenheim
Paper. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b. B. Davis
Thursday Morning.
Call to order.
Reading of minutes.
Election of new members.
Paper. ............Ch Charles F. Adams
Report of secretary State Board of
Pharmacy. .............T. M. Starrh
Address. ..,.....-....5,.....C, A. Faus
Report committee trade interests.
Paper ...............Ro Roscoe w. Smith
ton is Doing. ..........C. o. Ballou
Thursday Afternoon.
Call to order.
Unfinished business.
Election of officers.
Place of next meeting.
New business.
Installation of officers.
Adjournment.
Committees in Charge.
The local committees having in
charge the convention and entertain
ment of the visitors are as follows:
Local convention committee-C. X
McCrum. chairman; D. S. Whitehead,
secretary; Charles L. joy, w. F. Gal
braith, F. E. Mcclure, w. S. White
head. C. o. Balleu, John Kirkpatrick,
William F, Bee. l.. r. Deary.
Ladies' entertainment committee
Mrs. c. L. JOY, Mrs. c.. X. McCrum,
Mrs. C. o. Ballou, Mrs. w. S. White
head, Mrs. William Bee, Mrs. John
Kirkpatrick.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30

varying sized blisters which
were very painful. causing
very much distress and sleep
lessness. They appeared very
much like scalds or skin burns
apparently itching and burn
ing. The bands irritated tho
blisters, causing sores.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30
NOTICE..

am going east for few weeks and
am leaving my business in charge of
Henry C. Hart. Phone 1901.
Adv. ia c. NJ. DAdGETT.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30
Routed Out.

Bill Microbe-Why do you hold your
family reunion at this time of the
year?
Jim Microbe-Its housekeeping time
and more of US can get together, see?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30
VERY PA|NF Ill
BL|STERS ON BODY
Like ScaIds or Skin Burns. Ap-
parently itching and Burning.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured Completely.

Il. F. d. 4S1z, Port Orchard, Wash. -
when my baby was about five days old
his abdomen became entirely covered with
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30

Don't forget the musical concert at
the G. A. r. hall. Friday June 8, under
the auspices OF the A. NJ. z. church,
Adv. IA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30

Call to order.
Unfinished business.
Election of officers.
Place of next meeting.
New business.
Installation of officers.
Adjournment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

on, he cOnfinued, land everybody in the game Is as nervous as burglar in a room fun of loose boards They're afraid to make another step and yet they need the money The traction company would be glad to have your three years ago and now we only re new t year at time You can see yourself how much more revenue that yields in the long run. Now if the traction company encourages you any they have Co1lop and Tunuison and all their friends sore at them ana that may cost them all their proafs On the other hand. Collop and Tunnison ara both up for reelection this year and you can see what a mess that makes
 vallfngford gazed at him in silent contemp plation then he grinned cheer 1ully
 wonder how much the city coun- eli would take to let me pay my ho- tel bill ana leave the town 2 he pon- dered
 'Iutl tufl warned Jackson, nciding up q chubby forehnser .Its against the rules to leave town with. any mohey. It isn't so bad as it seems. Wall1ngford. know can f1x both H44t- AtlEz1S5a bers of the council but Col1op.a and Tunntson1s friends very quietly can fsx 1t to gun you throu gi1 permit.
 .sEhat,s quite kind Of you 7 returned yVaIIingford politely You're not working for your health. however.
 got too much Of that now re- marked the other with happy laugh. Say. ar Daw, r I'm no praide about my drinks. but think I'd better stick to inst one color from now on. r and he snrveyed douhtfpIIy an amber c0lored mixture tbat Biachie had set before him
 Leave 1t to me begged the bar
 tender with an ensa Eing smile T am keeping strict tab on the state of vpnz health and guarantees you a safe and pleasant 5ourney ou reach the apex o1 kElfs with the rainbow bender. which I will presently build for you, but be- fore you begin to bahbIe shall com menee to let you down with graded Gxers Safe, sane and scientific, and watch the effect Of each drink 7
 1Lr. Jackson laughed long and heart1- ty. don't care what happens to me now, he said never had 8 seien. t111c jag In my life and Tsn willing tu 1Ey anything once. 
 How will you gr about 1t to get my permit 7v asked VVallingford. watching I B1aclxle in fascina Eion.
 Well. first you give me $1 GOO z an nouneed h1r. Jackson quite calmly T just ing that 5000 around and show Il to the boys and then thetssn think you mean business. 7
 Wa1lingford chuckled hat right has man to De stranger anyhow T he inquired El you excuss me . | moment while step down to tha 1 office
 Cert nly. YousIl haVe to get Blounl 1 ff you want to open the safe
 Ihis " allingford MT Rlount, said , Rufus presently over 1 the telephone Gan trust ChaFley Jackson with s7 0oO2s DO you expect 1t hack asked l Blount
 We'll no:
 ssThen yes.
 ssvi1 MT Jackson do what he prom Ises r
 Have you any more money a''
 gro Be csonanued.J
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
NoTIC

Eor 1oFtg-seveu geaes s1a have SSss..1 s 1sa1lAnM nunsmaA ae mo
 sE5ets Bridgeport Conn. and aassL1yate 8auk tsas b S-.ss1S pplHAnssaue4ya EFe 4ve e9u 1au pHto oug on demand W1t1Dg @ce AellAona o4 dollars of ncMc .s,4zs se1 with us aue ws cuE
 S1s5yC money sabfect co depo ME N4GnG Cn wHAMla N4 szANef Der cEnf ree Anw s4 each accuunf Ea1n1hsg. We 44D @cruunGS cA 1mlAvadma z-.tNs 1tUts ana cnrrorn fto1l s zsz-q zgAat Q bank accouut where @A.H nepqslE mApmeg. r#ecza A-te seave it for o11e oNTsone Es &@ ft Tor nmw time ta sa @Gs Nke give tD El1e be
 o1aA a1feuflnn 14 CT uEAsate hnn1n hm tAa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
Financial
THE First Bridgeport National Bank
CORNER MAIN AND BANK STREETS
A PRoFITABLB

A PRO FITABLE INWEsTTEETT INCOME PAXINC REAI.
 ESTATE We offer for sale the follow !
 ing Cottages
 SHERWOOD AVENUE
 CIEVEI1AnD AVENUE TzA1gISTAN AVENUE NORMAN gEERET
 LEWIS STEs COTTAGE EXRH&EE
 PARK "A VENUE
 ADAMS STIR EsEzI
 BEACH STIR EszzE
 BOND sTE2
 CgxzS7ALk AVENUE
 MAPLE SIR FEET Also have desirable two family houses for sale, best sections of city List fur nished on application BURR & K PP gz5 MAIN STREET Rrid gapor Conn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

sPeeping Tom is again reported as being active in the city. his presence having been noted several times in the East End of the city His ap- pearance at a window of a Central avenue house several nights ago start Cd d man hunt by tenants and neigh bors. The pursued disappeared in che East End freight yards.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
RH MEDICINE ERIE

we want tne zame O. every peEr son ryWhere who is suffering with co we can eeR1 him q Tree nanap1e bottle of Htll Rhau-
 na4te Remedy We don't care how 10Ms or how severe he has had it, az there are very few cases that have not yielded and been 3horoughly cur ed with lt. It works a& once Em Evgenty~HolR hours ft stops tho pain. our expenses This fs not a new un- tried thing. For twenty five years ff has been regarded by physicians as practically the only certain treafnnan4 for this terrible d1beasa.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
over 1o.ooo TestaEnonIals E.llEe Iaass.

Over 10000 Iestzmon1nEs Like Th@9Gs
 Mr D. M. Ehisrs. secty. arana Lodge of Macon of New York Eity writes that -AlthouGh sufferer from rheuMatism for many gearH two doses stopped all pain and ona bottle cured me-
 MT. 4. Goldman, Victoria. Texas says: 1T am very well pleamed with your nedicines am recommending tt very highly. 1t has done more for me than anything I have ever tried. z
 Marshall P. v. Geraty. of 60 Man haitian St. New Fork, says: T have suffered with rheurnafisYn for many years have tried almost every known remedy but got no relief or cure un- eil took yours. In forty eight homrMs was entirely cured and free from a3 pain send this unso1ictted."
 Hil1's RheumatIc Remedy 1s on sale ae most drug stores at $1s00 per bot tie. One bottle reneral1y effects 6 complete cure. Cal1 or send for free gample bottle and booklet at once. There Is no grcassr @9rwfce you can perform for hur1anfty than to tell any rheumatic Ctifferer about this wonderful prepAen1iop- Addreass Hlll MedictnS Co., IF EasE S4th St.. Now York N. r.
 AGENTS WANTED EvERxwEERE Good Azen Make s1o Dny on ous
 Preparansns.wRTx1z Now.-Acv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
F0r sale

physs express. 5 Henry St
 II nse
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
. WAIo on EE s.
YOU AEAE1E sT1

sl1at youE vs1uab1e have Rroeecaon when you p1ace ~ ouf xau1t M a Ere ud proc2. snfe Dezlt o for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

with deepest Appreciation the kind re- membranes and sympathy Of our, friends and neighbors extended us in our dark hour In the loss Of our be- loved wife and mother, Nellie Julia Griffin, who departed suddenIy this life on July 24ths also to the friends who so generously contributed the beautiful floral tokens expressions of sympathy and also those who in any manner helped to lessen the burden of our grief in our sad Bereavement.
 MIR. WALTER F. GRIFFIN
 AND FAMILY,
 MIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK
 SCHRADER AND FAMILY.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

Celery Plants, 15c Per Dozen
 JOHN RICK 6 SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

ASK YOUR GROCER for sver-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

FoR sAI4E-fS Never -EnouEh bread at grocers Cell for 1t stfo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

ST C
  1as EAT
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
TO Rent

Mo KLEIN KN1ve rooms. all improve msnta. Inquire ss8 Wood Ave.
 D 2s et
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
CARD OF THANKS

HAVE YOU TRIED Never Enough bread. If not call for 1t R 5 stfo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
D 2 S Nk1 !
To Late To Be Classified

an f111proA -szaaezlfa For only t. lp- csted at Esara1lel Sts rooms, bath and all in1prpves esnsnts For s20s lo- catea on pkoea ?: aRsn11e ss1ss, e5o lase ssee F. SelIeck, IT. and Co., Room + 1 1os4 Main st. 30 deo LIB 8EFaAII 4iAax0 ARD for the return l Of A nnatla5st brooch set with pearls Lost on Main or Cannon Sts Mrs sorEe Mosseys SS Orchard St.. es ty. so p- Ls.1. po sI ITO REIN Four oorns, all inprove- inents: Two family house. l75 Fifth s| xF7lg11z AND " AazF Ezz7s, nnuss be eszperfanced The Connecticut Web and Buckle cos Knowlton St. City. PLANO TOR sALi1 aArs piano An Eood confEiti on. Al bargain at $16.
 Come eilickly if you want t. stein etss 91 5 Main St. near State
 IsIA ANu nOix sA used Hunftns- ton up<ie e@it plsa1cs mahogany case tlloroaaEaiy oysaflsaaie q ln our v sssslk- Anop Price 91A6s Easy terms stefnerfs 6 s16 Main St near State. TO R1ErVz,-r sssven h rooms. second floor, new house auafteFed oak floora all
 atest i'm ovesrr eHits. aauire 1Ts ] Whitney AT 2s s&p FOR sA1siz-l room house. all i'm provenner te, lot 65 by 20 sitnatsd on West Liberty street near Park avenue xRi1f;H ;Hel reasona bly, and on easy terms. Percy F Anderson. 3 4Q Fairneld Ave. as seo
 
 WANsESfEA)A "A raan who thorou8Aiy llnd erseAnds lna king clutch faeinEa from AHhestos Metallic Brake LAp- Ing Muse lgiiofW how to bend and 5ofr and make a perfectly flat fac- ing Good position for capable man. Adcreee As q R Co., Care of Farmer 2s st FoR sA1lE,- Seven room cottage. all inaproveN1 ente Location, Central
 Avenue AddraBs IT. w. L., Cure Farmet. F 2z dep GOTTA Csl <F,oa sale. being finished
 water. sswer gaE. $50 down SIS monthly ouse, Care Farmiex w AN TED ps ciadty men to eeaa vacuum clea aers on weekly pay ments State previous experience as ca.nvassera. Good propodtiou for live men, O. Box 1927. Nav Haven, Ccnn- 25 dep FORD OWN zH us lave you ssefI tfie new .sI elncos Shock Absor bars Unequal led colufor1 Only $1 for set of H5urs City Auto Co., 4097 Fairfield Ave. Open evenings.
 R teo
 Ig1E InT1TE SHOE STORE around the corr CT sssnowe SS.60 and 84.00 oxfords for men at $2.ss. union made and every pair guaranteed. D. Gree nbaums 121 Congress St., Open ey china ga 24 etfo sEEzE PRIUE QUESTION should not be Considered when the eyesi ght is Involved. but my prices for glasses are reaeonabIe. Harry E. Lee, optometfdst. Warner Building. 8S Fairfield Ave. Licensed by exam nation stfo WANTED Everybody to know Mur-. I phy Che banter formerly Of 1nz CongxeEs St has located at A87 Berkshire Ave Telephone 27sS. R 20 tk l ASK TOUR GROCER for Ssspsr- EnouEh bread. Your grocer keeps
 E stfo 1 F.oR sA1lE;-4ever Enough bread at I srocsrs Cell for 1t R stfo. I HAVE YOU TRIED Never Enough
 bread. If not call for it R stfo i "A r,-,, .,,r, rvvrr ]. zyvr e-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

aaesnneHs Nsw nc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

WANTED Ev erybody to know Mur- phy tlfe banter formerly Of los Congress St has located at 4a7 Berkshire Ave. Telephone 27SS
 E 30 tk o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

KF xoU WANT GOOD HiEnH m your hona order either fpilsnerss (light) or Erombarher (dark). xt costsl 10 4nores betause ats purns Sold m eaaeH Tho Ambroee ca. s4e=S44 East AKman Et.s TazepAone ao1a. fl sff
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
LIKES ANDERSON
VERY BEST OF ALL
Wigfall Cheatham, of Edgefield,
Writes OF His Visit To This
City

Among the visitors who came to An
derson from Chick Springs to attend
the State Press Association meeting
was L. Wigfall Cheatham, editor Of
the Edgefield Chronicle. This is tho
paper iluustrious in by gone years be-
cause of the fact that 1t had for 'eili-
tor the late Col Jas. r. BacOn,L Mr..
Cheatham is nephew Of Col. Bacon
and has kept the paper up, TO- Its
interesting high standard.
OF his visit to Anderson he. hes the
following interesting statement in his
last issue: :.--i.. ~,
"The last day of the Associations
meet was spent in the best town : in
South Carolina or any. other state.
We refer TO Anderson, whose ever
lisping slogan is "AIy Town" Friends
conducted us over the recently con-
structed and superior Interurban rail-
wey. We were taken then to the
handsome, newly finished Anderson
College for Women This magnifi-
Gently appointed and equipped college
was regulation to us. AT. .tremndous
cost these Anderson people have es-
tabllshed. this excellent seat of learn
ing and the money was raised right, in
the town, and no sign Of debt hangs
over IT. - - ...;.,.f.i-.,
2 1--WE inspected the whole building
In aliSits; departments.' and its modern
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
The THORNWRLL -OKFHAyAGE
Good Work OF Mr.. C.. C. Lnngston
=, Much Appreciated. r.. s = 8 :

u = - . gI A.
In. fesponse to an urgent appeil 70.
help from tho Thprnwell sOrphanagc
at Clinton, 8, c.. C. c.. Eangston re-:
Gently circulated among Ills friends
In the CITY. and scored nifty doil6rs in
money contributions. which he at .onco
forwarded to Rev. w. p. Jacobs. D. D.,
the worthy and energetic president OF
the orphanage. TIE July issue OF Our
Monthly IA bright and interesting mag
azine published at tho orphanage, In
speaking of Mr.. .Lsngston's good work
We hnyq q noble friend in our good
and clever Brother. C., C. Langston. OF
Anderson. We first made. his acquaint-
ancesEh >h,meihb0r OF the South Caro-.
lipa Pregs Association; that was when
he was editor of the Anderson Intelli-
gencer. We did. not know: then. though
we soon found It out, that he wax not
only a, ataupchs pEssbyte butt was
also q staanch Friend or tho Thornwsil
Qrphnnngs. And he has shown it. year
after year. efors ben s we get Into a
tight place, IN: I 1tahgst6n is sure to
get out on the streets and start with
a subSertpttent liafa atalsecurg anywhere
from ffty to q hndrcd aid fiftys dollars
for as. whsah also sspeats well for An
dersDpsnlNv We wish .we had more such
friends. But,we are glad to have 5this
ono. {, KS, :, .Ss, q ,lIs,ts /! = 80
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
MILL SUPERINTENDENT NOW
IN Anderson boy Who Was Reared at
Thornwcll Orphnnngc.

The following from "Our Monthly
published at the Thornwcll Orphan
age. Clinton, will be Of interest in An
dcrson. The Mr.. Carpenter referred
tn Is son Of the late i. B. Carpenter
and has MANY relatives in the city and
county who Will be pleased to learn OF
his success:
eve were busy at our desk on the
pseudo Fourth OF July morning, when
a stout. healthy clear faced man step
ped in and announced himself as Wm.
a. Carpenter, of lIartsvilIc. W. were
mighty glad to see him. a fine look
ing man hc is ard his three little boya
reminded US wonderfully of VIII and
jim and John when they first came to
Thornwcll Orphanagc. :.
"Mr. Carpenter tells u3 that liG IS
superintendent of the Hartsvil!, cot
ton mill, y position of ::onor, cmolu-
ment and business opportunity. We
arc indeed glad to know that hcihas
made good, like all t;,c other Thorn
we'll boys Of his dHy end time. He did
net fail to leave q contribution for tte
orphans. which is quito Il habit among
tho Thornwell boys and girls. Well.
like his brothers, he ic Enc looking,
and has the appearance and manner
Of on, WHO Is living tic straight life. :.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
aWEsT MAIikET STREET DRAM
2rpt. Anderson Coming to City to See
:! ~ City About 1t.

Cant. a: w. Anderson, general man.
agHE. df. ..thS' fChnqfEston and Western
CHf6lina railway. will como to Ander-
son Tuesday evening at 7,:10 O'Clock,
cdnlihg over the intcrurt.an from
Greenwood. He will hold a. confer
ohce With the city council ut o'clock
at the city hall and will depart on the
9.45 iatarnrhaE for Augusta. Tie ask
ed for the conference to be held on
Wednesday,. but because Mayor HolIe-
man and solno mambers OF the coun-
c:l Will not be horalthon the meeting
waa pushed 9,p.. for Tuesday night.
khntyF Aude-son. indicated that he>and
members of his party could be here
FOR couple Of hours then.
The meeting tonight is with regard
to the drain matter on West Market
street. 1t is understood that terminal
improvements will be commenced by
the. railway company JUS, as soon as
the drain nlatter is disposcd of. This
will probably be disposed OF fnally to-
night and is reasonable to. suppose
thnt the CONSTRUCTION of tracks, etc,
will be begun IN the next few ays.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
TO Be HELD AUG. 4
Books Will Open in Office of T.
p. Dickson, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday

The books of registration for the
municipal election. which will be
held Tuc.day August 4. will IL
opened in Tic Office OF tho supervi-
sor OF registration, Mr.. T. =. Dick
son in tic old pUstoiIice building,
next Tucsday morning. The books
Will rCn,ain open on Tuesday. Wed.
nesday, Thdr day and Friday o..
tEis week, the hours being fropl .
a. Ill. to p. III. In order TO be able
to vote III this election it will bt
necessary for the voter to fortify him
self with Il registration certificate.
The requirements for securing =
registration certificate arc: The ap-
plicant must he male citizen OF
the state OF South Carolina and Of
tho United Slater. must be 81 years
Of age or older, must have been Il
resident Cf the state at least tive
years, q; ;.lc county Of Anderson ai
least one year and of the precinct OF
ward IN which lie intends to vote q
least fcur ncnths. i1c must no.
have tl:r record of ching convicted
OF certain crimes, which are set out
In the statutes. In addition to this
the applicant must exhibit his state
registration certificate and must give
jatisfac.ory cvidencc to the effect
that he has paid all city, county an
stato take: Armed with all these
Requirement. tho supervisor of regis
tration will Ii. cEamcd to Issue GER
tificate3 ou.l persons making appli
catiCnc.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
SCENE FROM THE AoasEwaAnaLE."

IAN Up to Date Coirtshlp." Ivy J
Edward IIungcrford. The widow Gray
underwent some very strenuous cxpc-
rlenccs in trying to determine whom
she loved the more. Abe Perkins or 81
Prime. Their efforts to 0uttl0 one an
other through the use OF buggy. mo-
t0rcyclc and automobile caused her to
reject tlicm both.
Sam j. liv.n OF TON Lewis s. Sam
lsyun" vaudeville fnue. who took the
part Of Ross Dunn in '"rhe Stain"
Siguor Bnshinelli in ",rie Pcrils Of
Pauline" and Uncle EbcalGzer- In Tue
Precious Twins" is always q :, gooil
laugh Whenever he COMES on the
screen.
A rollicking farce by Marc Edmond
Jones is now being filmed with Eddie
Dillon Us director. The story denls
With the experiences OF a stranded
theatrical company In a small village.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
ARMY WORM Is Icing =.
C0NSIDERtBLE HARM.

Philadelphia. July 2O.-The army
worm has arrived m Philadelphia.
Fairmount Park Is II danger, as are
the smaller parks md innumerable
beautiful lawns II the city and sub
Tho first wor appeared In Ger
mantown yCste-, on tho lawn Of
Mrs. Harry NJ" Ill. This morning
the square be; :: I'll School, lane and
Coulter street Green street was
completely &C ed by tho, worms,
Throughou ;louccster, county, and
in other part " New Jersey tho worm
has been dc deadly work In corn
fields, hay '.olds and potato patches
a dozen lawns in tho heart OF Wood
bury wer' destroyed. In Penhsyl.
vanie the worm has ravaged Berks.
York. Lei anon and Dauphin counties
and farmers are lighting the destruc-
tive pest.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.

Have you placed your name OIL the
club roll? If not you cannot vote
In the coming primary election. You
have only until July .28th to enroll.
so II yOu have not already done so.
go to your club secretary and sign
your name. DO 1t now, for you owe
that much to your country. If you
fail to enroll let no man rise UP to
crtticise the rules, for If you arc dis
franchiscd you disfranchised your
scls 1t. Is the desire of the executive
committee that every citizen of An
dcrsons county enroll. and IL you have
not done CO. do it now lest you for
get
LEON L. RICE,
II Secretary Co. Elk. Com.