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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-07

Knocked unconscious with a club by a
highwayman and robbed of 500 and
watch. George Zcpp. former empioye
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, is in
a dangerous condition at his home, Mar
tinsburg, W. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-07

MEETINGS MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY,
l. pm sharp; message to each: daily read
ings. Mrs. J. z. MALTBY. s0T Mt. Vernon pl.
NV. back Of Carnegie Library. Phone N. 3706.
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UNITED BRETHREN.

MEMORIAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
North Capitol and SIS nv. Charles Z.
FultZ pastor.-Sunday school $3.50 an.
preaching II am. and 1:30 pm, by pastor;
L. E. GAS pm.
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SITS, Ulysses G. 3. Pierce. d. D., minister
9:45 am, Sunday school. class for the
parative study of religion and unity study
class; IL O'Clock morning service, sermon hy
the minister; there is also kindergarten during
the hour of morning worship; s pm. Liberal
Religious Union, address by Mr.. L. L. Shdy.
How to Keep the Sabbath" The public in-
yited to all services,
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SPIRITUALISM.

SPIRITUAL TEMPLE SOCIETY
The Religion Of Work. is the subject Alfred
II. Terry Will lecture on AT 40 10th ST. NV.
Sunday evening at O'Clock, followed by ballot
readings.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. PYTAIAN
Temple, 1912 9th St NV. first floor: 80
pm. lecture by Rev. George w Hates Oh
Humanity" Messages by Mrs. Rates.
Psychic demonstration by Mrs. Dilopoulo
tAletheial. All invited.
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CONGREGATIONAL

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th
and c. SITS NV. Rev. Jay J. Stocking.
sistant pastor-l1 am. public worship. with
sermon by the pastor: subject. SHADOWS
music by the quartet and chorus choir: s::e
AM Sunday school: G:4J pm, Y. p. $. c. E.:
s pm lecture by the pastor, subject. .'WM:
H. BALDWIN If. SIR GALAHAD IN THE
week meeting
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
Union bldg. St between 9th and 1th sts.
n.w.-Services: Sunday. IL am. and 8 pm
subject. Man: Sunday school, IL am
Wednesday evening meeting, o'clock. Public
cordially invited. Reading room and loan
library. 601 Colorado bldg.
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Sc vice Thursday evening ut 80 at 1405 l.
ST. NV. All invited.
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ToWsvlLLE,s on. MILL,

4
annual Meeting of ,Steekhniders--aIr.
u. y. Jones Gets Deserved Promotion
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Fork Township Oil
Mill was held in this city Monday.
The Ppnual report for the preceding
" IL was made and the stockholders
we're pleased with the showing made
by Manager T. b. Jones, who had been
In charge of the mill for two years.
So much gratified were the stock
hcsders that they elected Mr.. Zones
president. The other ofiicers are Lee
G,> Holleman, vice president;4 and d.
Oscar Browne. secretary, K Mr.. Jones
was selected treasurer and manager
also. . 2 -
Che company some time ago decid-
'ed p add t4>'ts plant this fall a, fer
tiltzer mixing plant and the Inachin-
ary for this has been installed The
machinery for the ginnery has been
oyerhauled aud is ready for N orIx.
The mill last year ginned 1900 bales
and expects to gin that many bales
this year as the crop right around
Towryiiie is good. = q; s. q g.
IN addition &c improvements there
was profit which S,as put back infn
the plant. In view OF the fact that
! sTcwnyiIie is nearly 10 miles from a
!, yFp tiic people aTe prom OF 5ne
success OF the plant.
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MARKET REPORT
New York Cotton

New York. Sept. "A notice issued
late today. by President Cone. OF the
New York cotton exchange, calls up
ON all the members having open con-
tracts to meet Thursday, September
3fd, at III a. m, to receive report
from the conference committee. This
was supposed to mean that the repre-
eentatiyes of the Liverpool, New
York and New Orleans exchanges,
which have been holding conferences
mere since the beginning of the week,
had arrived at a plan for the liquida-
tion OF the International interest left
outstanding when the exchanges were
closed at the end of July. Such an
impression was strengthened by an
oHic:al cable from the Liverpool cot
ton association reading as follows:
Inform your members .who have
contracts open that we Will admit
their oss,ers to close same through
ballet. "e suggest that the orders
be limited to the price fixed by our
committee. Twenty four hours no.
tice or any change from previous
prices viii be given"
No definite statement1 was available
as to the probable terms OF the set
tlement proposed by the international
committee, but the announcement
resulted in favorable comment among
local trade who evidently regarded
them as foreshadowing decided step
toward resumption of business
Meanwhile the Southern advices in
dicate generally favorable weather
conditions from q new crop stand
point and further declines were re-
ported In the Southern spot mar
kets- August quoted middling at z.
ga today with sales of 307 bales and
local. npot brokers say that cotton In
the interior OF both Alabama and
Georgia was offering at easier prices
during the, day. Rumors of large
purchases for Japan were in circuIa-
tion here again today, but could not
be confirmed in the local trade cir
'cles
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TIRED or FAcTToNiLrs,I Z.
Fred Wannamaker, Former Supporter
OF Blease,' Now for Mannfng.

Fred Wannamaker, Former SupporteF
vi Biease, Now. for MarnfnR. -
tFrom the Orangeburg Sun.
The Sun firmly believes that Mr..
Manning will give South Carolina a
business administration ifshe is elect
ed governor. 5s5iss 3. Z! as
south Carolina, along with the bal
ance ofrthe south. Is right now face TO
face with serious business problerns
Affecting our farmers and every othfs j
class of our citizens.
II seeme to us chat South Carolina
has had enough factjonaI politics TO
last for many yaars-and that it rs
high, tinle. for as to get down To, those
things that .coun. FOR orr etfase.
Mr. Manning IS 8 thorosssg 5 business
man he has ttainea suecess through
honest eftott, and hard work; ne Is
coilrase6us and his ability is l;ii-
questioned, and. above siii. he is with
out rancor or bitterness.
He VIII make an idali ii governor and
viii we feel sure. do ali siiis his power
to end factiohal strife Id .ouf state i
sstSife OF which both Motions are de-
cidedly tired q s s : 81
Although before the fsrst primary
Mr. Manning proclaimed himself as
the {. Anti sleaSep candidats. the sun
hag; no ideA that. wi. IN lie becomes
che CHIEF executive scf South cfrolinn
ne will be any other than the COVER
nor OF ALI HE Rfr0isIs T.. ss,.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Es.
TATE

Pursuant TO power granted to me
by virtue OF deed of trust executed
July 31st, 1914, by John r. Smith.
G. c. Smith and Matte Smith, as the
sole surviving heirs. nt-law of Caroline
Smith, deceased. ! will sell at public
outcry, for cash, between the usual
hours OF sale on the first Monday in
October. 1914. for tfe purposes set
out in the aforementioned trust deed,
the following desc crbeti" real estate
formerly belonging to the said Caro-
line Smith, deceased: All that tract
containing forty-five acres, more or
less, situate in Fork township, in the
county of Anderson. In the state Of
South Carolina, adjoining lands OF
Snow Hill church, j. j. Fretwell and
others: 1t being the same conveyed to
the. said Caroline, Smith by deed from
]. A. Coker. dated March 20, 1895, of
record in the Office of the clerk of
court for Anderson county, state
aforesaid in Book LII, page 2I4.
Purchaser to pay for deed.
(. C. +. Harrison, Trustee.
Tues, Sept IA Tues.
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Bunehed Hits FlesplonsibIe

4 inc cfnbati, Sept 2. -Bunching oi
lts combined with vaughn.s Wild
ness enabled Cincinnati to win from
Chicago today 4 10 5. For five innings
Vaughn pitched excellent ball. but il
the sixth he gave two base on balls,
hit another man and this With q saeFl.
flee fly, two single and a three hase
- BY Niehoff gave Cincinnati four
runs. M &
Score
Chicago S. 100 002 080.z 3 I'D 3
sssss2ksi mali ftyH ann flfIA 0ilr n 4
vaughai fIumphries and ArshsE;;
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Ten Innig Tie.

Washington, Sept Washington
and Chicago played into extra innings
ain today the game being called at
tie end of the tenth inning with the
score 4 to 4 to allow the visitors to
cs.ch train. After scoring r,.r In
the fourth on pass, an error, wild
pitch and a sacrifice fly, Washington
tied the score in the ninth on base
OF balls two singles and Gandii's
triple. &.
Score
Chicago ). >. 100 600 03o O--4 6 i
Washington I. 900 100 O93 O. 12 o
/. Benz and Schalk, Mayer; johnson,
BENTLEY and WILLIAMS.
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Buffalo Won First,

Buffalo, Sept 2.-Bufalo won the
first game 8 to r. and played d I2 An.
ming tie, 5 to 5 iii: donbleheafier with
brooklyn here today. Mordecai Brown
formre manager of the ST. Louis Fed
erals, who joiner the Brooklyn team
here today, pitched the last ielf of
ttS second game :.
Score first game #H 81
Buffalo. -. iii 600 O0x-.3 4
Brooklyn =. 600, 900 100--1 2
'Mocre and Blair; Bluejacket and
Land, Ta
Score second game 1s 80
Buffalo ;. .021 OO1 001 O00-A5 IL o
Brooklyn ;. 600 010 Gao 00OA5 12 3
Schultz. Knapp. Woodman, Moran
and Blair; Lavigne, I1afitte, Cnappeile
Brown and Land. l3'
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:: S p 0 R t S o
Yinsling, Schneider and Clark Z. -
Boston Takes Lend.

Boston Takes Lead.
Philadelphia, Sept Two vic
tories for Boston over Philadelphia
today. to and II 10 b and the de-
feat Of New York at Brooklyn enabled
the former to take the lead in the Ma
tional league race. Boston hit the
be- hard in both games and Rudolph
aid James were given almost perfect
support. Eyers was unable to play,
owing to illness and his substitute,
sPyey. split his finger in practice.
!v.,re first game
Boston :. :. :. O30 02O O11-7 IL 0
Philadelphia =. 600 III 02O-5 f3 2
nudolph and Gowdy; Rixey, Mar
shall. Baumgardner and Killifer.
Score second game
Boston -. ..543 900 000-12 is 1
Philadelphia -. 100 100 001-3 z q
James and Gowdy. Whaling: Tin
cup. Oeschger, Rixey, Mattison "a
Burns.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
tion will be. held at Piercetown, school
district No. 81. on Monday, September
2. on the question Of voting an addi-
tionhi one mill tax to be used for
school purposes. The polls will open
at q. m. and close at p m. A reg
istration certificate and tax receipt
will be required,
BY order of County Board.
]. B FELTON,, Supt. Education
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Divided. d Dnuhle.

Divided q Double.
Boston, Sept. 2.-Boston and ST
Louis split today's double header. the
visitors taking the first game 8 to G
and Boston the second z TO 3, in seven
innings. Both clubs hit freely in the
opening game. but four errors by jan
vrin marred Gregg's support.
Score first game
st Louis :. :. 900 040 140-a - I
Raumgartner. James and Agnew
Jelhins; Gregg and Cady. Thomas.
Score second game
Boston :. :. ..210 13O x-7 13 /
st. Louis :. >. :. 003 900 0--3 0
Bedient and Carrigen; Mitchell
Hoch and Jenkins.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. Sept. Cotton seed oil
was weak under general depression
prompted by further tenders, on Sep
tember contract and on increased Of
ferings OF crude oil from the south. 4
Stop loqs orders were uncovered on
the break and final quotations were
" to AZ points net lower. Tenders
ON contract 1900 barrels.
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DetroIt WON In SeYentll.

UUttVIt FTUH III IJFVtHIHs u
{ New York. Sept 2.-Detroit today
made II three out of five from New
York by taking the last game of the
season here 10 5. The visitors
fought an uphill game and tied the
score in the sixth by. scoring four runs
a double by Bruins, driving in the last
three runs. Detroit won in the seventh
WREN Stanage singled and Heilman
ran for him. The latter scored on
Gavet's sacrifice and Wits single.
Cree injured his leg. tripping over
Cook in the eighth inning and was
forced to retire.
Scofar-
Dstroit ;. .. 1000 104 1905 12 o
New York -. ;. lUi vSU UU1-6 ii u
Main and Stanage. Baker; Cole and
Nunamaker.
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strong IN uhesterilsla.

{ Tiseasht oajmight like Ia know the
proynects of carrying Chesterfield
couJiLy for Mann,ng arc now very
briEhf. We, have bunch Of live fol-
laws Sat work. AMI am rnng glaent we
are coins To be al,le 10 sgise him &
majority Hope fiiihga aoex Ell up
your way. S. 9s g
( p, NJ. s Dnpail.
E'haraw, s. c.. Sept. q 2. taia
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

All delinquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbers, and stub numbers
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
as above provided for.
J. MACK KING, d.
II County Supervisor.
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Chicago Grain

Chicago. Sept, 27-Bullish esti-
mates on the Canadian crop and on
the yield OF spring wheat in the Uni
ted States tended today to make the
price of wheat advance. The market
closed firm 3-S to 1c above last night.
Corn scored net gain of IA to 1 7-S
and oats of 1-2 5-S to 7-S. Provis-
ions unchanged % 1-2 down.
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Increasing Lead.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-Indianapolis
S.:osngthened its hold on first place
today by shutting out Chicago Q to O.
III pitchers battle between Moseley
aud Lange. Vandergriffs single, d
double by McKechnie and Beck's er-
ror gave the visitors their first run
and Scheer's homer netted the other.
Score g>ss
indianapolis -. 900 40 000--2 s O
Chefga >. 900 900 O00-0 6 1
Moseley and Rariden; Lange and
Wilson. 81 .a6..9 l1.,.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Sept. 2.-Cotton,; spot
IN fssr demand. Sales 2.40e bales s
including 1890 American yon the bar
sis OF 6.2Od for middligg. Imports
$500 including 800 American
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WANTS

Walted-B;ds on two thousand dol
lars worth Of school bonds to run
q period OF twenty years. These
bonds are OF Fairview and Cherry
school districts. State rate OF In
tefest In bid.
r. o. BROCK,
WA, MULLIGAN,
iendleton, 8. G.
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NATIONAL

AT st. Louis /; pittsbarhg a. First
game 4
6 Ar st. Louis / Pittsburgh l. Sec
ond game, IL innings. darkness.
AT Philadeiphta 5s Boston q. First
game.
s ii fis:s.,adelphsa 8; naatca 10. Sec,
ond game.
At Broaklyn 8: New York 2. :
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WANTED--Teachers with certificates
wanted Immediately for following
ppeiHons In graded or rural
schools: 3 at $50; 6 at $50; s at
Sfss sl1 at $40; 2 at S35. Direct from
sckool Officials. Special enrolment.
. Act quicily w. H. Jones, Mgr.
Columbia. s. G.
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Revival Sar., ,car

3 A series of revival services VIII be-
SIN at Oakwooe Battist church Tues
Gay night, Sept 3 The pastor, Rev.
Lewis Md. Smith. VIII be assisted by
Rev. d. w Hainnlett 81 Greenvilie.
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Won First, Tied Second.

st. Louis, Sept. Pittsburgh, by
mixing hits with battery mistakes to-
day won the first game OF double
header with st. Louis. to 1, When
Umpire Hart called the second game
because OF darkness at the end of
the eleventh inning the score was tied
at one run.
Score first game
Pittsburgh :. :. 900 OO3 O10--4 6 l
st. Louis :. :. 100 600 000-1 2
McQuillan and Coleman; Perritt,
Robinson and Wingo
sOre second game
Pittsburgh >. 900 900 001 O0-1 10 1
st. Louis -. .Oe0 100 900 0O--1 ]
Adams and Coleman; Doak and
Wingo, Snyder.
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va NTEn--You to know that we make
'ae best Eyaporators, Either Cop
4 per or GaIynnlzea Steni. Meta::
Sitngaes. Tin Roofing, Gpttertng,
SIi5ke Stacks, Gin Suction Pipe,
ess. Diver Roofing Co. The Shop
With o Reputation.
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MONEY ON GALI..

New York, Sept. Mercantile pa
sterling exchange nominal.
For cables 506.50 507.
Fer demand sos. SO SOC.
Bar silver SO Ia. s5,.ss
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FOR SALEt-1S0 acres 2 miles east of
iva, s.. C.. room dwelling. barn.
tenant housees Well timbered and
watered. A bargain to q quick
buyer. Address C. w. Belcher,
Iva. s.. C..
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Dry Goods

T New York, Sept. 2.-The primary
cotton goods market was quiet today.
tbut there was Indication that there
was buying movement 20 deyeiob.
Cotton yarns were weaker. Burlaps
and worsted yarns were firm. 80
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AMERICAN

sAt Washington a; Chicago 4. 10
innings. called catch train.
AT New York 5; eDtroit 6.
AT Boston 6; st. Louis 8. First
game.
AT Boston z; ST. Louis 3. Second
game, innings, darkness.
! No others scheduled 5.4, -.
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FEDERAL

At Pittsburgh Baltimore. rain.
AT St Louis A.; Kansas City 8.
AT Buffalo 3; Brooklyn 1. First
gS;ne.
AT Buffalo 5; Brooklyn s. 12 in
aings. darkness, second game
AT Chicago o; indianapolis 2.
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ZOE SALE-25O farms So Ga, West
Green and Denton, Ga, $10.60 round
trip. IT, yon are Interested write
or see me at once. @. e. Key, County
Clerks Office, Anderson. s. C. II
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FOR sgAs.E -CHEAP-ghre hundred
straight and folding chairs. also a
number ng good benches and tables.
See Thos. r. Hill at Southern Public
Utilities Co. $685.
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LAWNS-A beautiful lawn gives an
added charm to the Home Life
this is the proper timo to prepare
q thorough Seed Bed for late Sep
tviuboT ana esfiy October October w--.;.S. " .;.SS... :s s
the best bedding season We will
cheerfully give you any assistance
or information that you may desire
II you will cali AGA. -
FURMAN SMITH,
6-Z6.bL. -. SretinTian. .
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WANTEDTh public to know that
we have just received large ship
Went OF box files. and can supply
your wants in this line. Anderson
llteliisencer, Job Department. If
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FOR RENT

FOR RRET-Two store rooms located
on the square, Anderson, s. G.. D.
s. Taylor. 9-3-4-5
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North Carolina League

AT Asheville 9; Charlotte 4.
AT Durham z; Winston 8.
AT Raleigh 5; Greensboro 4.
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FOR SALE-one Jersey milch cow
giving 8 gallons Q day--young calf.
Apply to w. e. Rasor or phone sOS-
). S-3-3tp
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans 0; Nashville 2. list
game.
AT New Orleans 0; Nashville 0. End
game. , innings.
AT Birmingham G: Atlanta 1.
At Mobile 9; Chattanooga 0.
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American Association

At Louisville 9: Milwaukee s.
AZ indianapolis 5: Kansas City z.
At Columbus 3; st. Paul 2. IA in
nings.
At Cleveland 81: Minneapolis 4-6
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WANTEp Refined couple desire
board. Private family preferred.
Address Blu Car Intelligencer. If
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WANEEp- You to try the cooking
sSsesie E4;::;seesi;ssss,,,stssss stsssss. aegE iaer 10
New Bridge. Short Orders Quickly
Served
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Lslssks-Tin the city or between Ander-
son sand Townyills, automobile IL
cense sign No, $50. Finder will
p!saae return to II . Intelligencer
& opss = 3. Jones Towayille, tip
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s9TEgs

gickory Camp. No. 43s, w. o. w.
All members having failed to pay as
sessments No. 2S7 for August by the
4th of September will be suspended
This will be strictly enforced.
.r R. s. HARBIN, @. C.
I.P. BOLT Clerk. > @
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FOR SALE

HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP have
two mares ard one horse for sale.
Call at Eoward's Stables, know, as
DuCWorth'B Stables. Come and ioo!.
them over. Cash or good papers.
v b. Cheshire. If
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international League

At Rochester 4; Jersey City o.
AT Buffalo As; Newark 81. First
game Is innings.
At Buffalo l0-l; Baltimore %.
At Montreal &: Providence 0.
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MORROW
South Atlantic
POST SEASON SERIES
Off day.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Richmond 3; Norfolk 9.
AT Petersburg A.; Roanoke /.
All Portsmouth 2; Newport News 4
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ChSs;;t fled Columns
Advertising Rates

Time
Six Times 81 co.
All advertisement
Rates a adc
tion.
No advertisement
the tele phone directory
want ad to 32 and bill WILDE mailed
prompt payment q
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CffAREiEsT0N 81 ,WESTERN CARO-,
LIMA RAIIsH;AYs IL

Tho August Short Lirs <
4rfiyes:
No. ...... 49,. 40 a m,
No. q 80 l...i.s. 3sf5 fs m
/ Leaves.
No, % 80. -. J. I. 600 a IA.
Ne: IS 5.s5 p. IA
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-11-21

lficted still heavier losses on the Ger
mans, which included the crack Prus-
sian guard.
The French and British continue to
hold the line between Dixmude and
lYpres, and beyond the capture OF Dix.
nude and a small gain around Ypres,
the Germans, 1t is officially announced
by the French war office, have made
no progress.
III, Hard Battle Near Bethune.
~ correspondent of the London
Tunes, describing battle near Be-
'hune Tuesday night, says the allies
won brilliant victory in that region.
He reports that the Germans ad.
vanced In the early hours OF the morn.
Ing, taking advantage Of darkness and
mist. They found their way barred
by barbed wire entanglements. The
British infantrymen responded with
heavy rife fire.
linen artillery was hurried TO the
front. Shell. shrapnel, machine suns
and RITES moved down the Germans
EiNtinS ianes In their ranks. when
Hf orqer was given to charge the
il 4tishs answered magnincsntly. driv
t the Germans back at the point
n the bayonet and capturing fou,
Haan howitsers and large numbel
~ prisoners. a
With Dixmuds In their possession
however. the invaders are less tina,
MY miles from Calais ana mucI
nearer Dunkirk. and the fight the,
have besn putting up In the face 3
tremendous lossss seems to bear on