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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07
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The Los Angeles Country Club with
a score of II lip on par. won the
Crafts w Higgins trophy of the
Women's Western Golf Association
It was announced at Chicago yester-
day. The F1ossmoor Country Club. Of
Chicago. was second with four UP.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

The golf course record of the links
at Maplewood n. H, held by Helm
rich Schmidt Of Worcester. was
equalled yesterday by T. w. Small. OF
Belmont. with clean-cut card Of
TO- SO out and "a in.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07
JERSEY CITY
Newark ......... 5000 O24 x--6
Jersey City ........2 0 0 O O II o %

Sacrifice fy-Myers. Stolen bases
Heckinger. Homquist, Getz Hits-Of
Lee 8 in innings, off Schacht 5 in .
innings, on Thompson in Z innings, of
Bruck in inning Bases se on ballsIB By
Bruck l. Struck out--By Lee ., by
Sehacht /, by Thompson 1. Hit by
pitched ball-By Schacht (Lehr). Wild
pitch-Scbacht Double plays-Getz and
Holmquist . Umpires-M Mullen and Har-
rison- Time of game, 2h.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
sRan for Williams in ninth
fBatted for Herche in ninth.
Rochester 0231 10 o 90 1 Is
Montreal .......... 0 / 2 0 0 0 OF
Two base hit = Kippert. Three base
hits Barrows Pipp 2, Kippert, Howley.
Sacrifice hits-Schultz Smith, Spencer,
Herche Whiteman, Halstein, Howley.
Stolen -Whiteman. Bases on balls
on Manning /, off Herche 3, off Dale
Q Struck out--By Manning ., by Herche
=, by Dale .. Umpires-Caulifiowe and
Hart Time-2h. I'm.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 8 Philadelphia, 4.
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, l.
Boston, 1 !; Brooklyn, 0.
Games Today.
New York at Pittsburg.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

BUFFALO, N. Y, July THE Buff
falo club had the game won yester-
day before it was fairly under way.
The final was ga. Wagner was ham
mered off the rubber by line drive,
which hit him in the head. The score
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, July r.
Rochester won the series by defeating
Montreal in the last round yesterday
The Hustlers scored once, breaking
UP the tie and winning ST. The
score
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07
baltimore wins from Providence.

BALTIMORE, July THE orioles
trimmed Bill Donovan's team by a
score of GA, Only four safeties were
made off the Bird pitchers, but these
We're made to count for four runs by
the visitors. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

Baltimore ..... 0 0 OF l l Q o x--6
Providence ...... 0 0 0 0 2 O = 0 o.
Two-base hit - Daniels. Three base
hits -Cree, Powell Sacrifice hy-Shean.
Stolen bases-Derrick, Platte 2. Double
plays-Shean to Wright TO Il. Onslow.
Bases on bals-Off Cottrell 6, off Bailey
.. off Donovan .. Hit by pitcher-By
Cottrell tPlatte and Tutwiler). Struck
out-By Ruth 1, by Bailey G. Wild
pitches-Donovan and Ruth. EMPIRES
Carpenter and Nallin
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

Yesterdays Results.
Newark. 6 Jersey City, s.
Rochester 8. Montreal &
Baltimore 9; Providence. 4.
Buffalo, 8 Toronto. 4.
Games To-day.
Providence at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Montreal at Toronto.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Baltimore.
Providence at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Montreal at Toronto.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07
.FLAUGH ADDS TO
HIS GOLF HONORS
Forest Hill Champion Medalist
in Qualifying Round of Inter
Club Tournament.
SHAWNEE ATTRACTS STARS

F. K. Flaugh. who on Saturday
last captured the championship Of
the Forest Hill Field club. vester-
day won the medal IN the qualify
ing round Of the inter-club tourna-
ment at the public links in Cortlandt
round IN 70. three strokes over par.
He was out in IS and came home in
50. Percy Plat. of the New York
Golf Club. was next with score of
10 Indications are that Flaugh
stands good chance Of taking the
honors in the final round if he can
maintain his present form.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07
The yelodrome Card

At the Velodrome tomorrow night
there will he two championship races
on the bill and there may be some
radical changes in the standing when
these races are over. Kaiser may be
toppled from the lead in the amateur
race. and Rutt or Goullet may BE-
up within closer range Of Kramer
The amateur title race. which is the
fifth of the series, viii be at two
miles. and the pro" championship
at a half-mile.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

With several more days Of training
Cesar Moretti has rounded in form
more satisfactorily than when he de-
feated Joe Fogler at the Velodrome
on the Fourth. and he is fairly conf
dent that he will be the winner ~ ms
match with ALT Grenda tomorrow
night The Tasmanian giant is IN
top form. and the Italian star will
find him a hard man to beat. II
Morettf is up to his European form.
though. he should come through
winner
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shawnee Tournament to Open july "a.

Shawnee Tournament to Open July ID.
Some Of the country's best golfers
will compete in the open tournament
which aill be conducted over the
links of the Shawnee Country Cub,
at awnee-on-the- Delaware, Pa.
July 4 and Is.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 10; Baltimore, ).
Pittsburg, 9: Buffalo, ..
Kansas City. A. Chicago, l
/ Games To-day.
| Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Il Pittsburg at Buffalo.
Kansas City at Chicago.
st. Louis at Indianapolis
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, q New York, 0.
Washington, l Boston, o.
Games Today.
| Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia
| Chicago at Boston.
ST Louis at Mashington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

Something View Tor Amnfeurs
A tive-miie handicap will be STAGED
for the amateurs, in which there VIII
be a prize for the leader of every Iap
tomorrow night This is something
new for the simon pures and should
make a hot race and fast time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

When the titular battle is over to-
morrow night the pros" will cen1-
pete in a f1ve-mile open. which will
bring ont the entire field. which
means kramer. Rutt. Goullet. Clark.
Crenda and F'ogler will be among the
starters
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

The Tigers win embark for Balti-
more tomorrow, where they are
scheduled to open series with the
Orioles. Cliff Curtis will rest up. He
is not scheduled to join his mates
until Friday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

st. Louis at Washington.
Braves Beat Dodgers Twice.
Roston's fine showing against
BROOKLYN, when the Braves trimmed
the Dodgers twice, was the feature in
the National League yesterday. New
York and Philadelphia divided a
double-header. The scores and rec
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Both Games shutouts.

The two contests played in the
American League yesterday were
shut-outs The Yanks succumbed in
a whitewash defeat to the Athletics,
while the Washington team trimmed
Boston 10 The record.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07
LEADERS
PUT IN A BAD DAY
All First Division Teams Beat
en- in Three Games
Played.

All of the first division teams which
played in the Federal League yester-
day were beaten. Three contests were
staged. Brooklyn beat Baltimore.
Kansas City trimmed Chicago and
Pittsburgh won from Buffalo. The
record.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

Johnny Enzmann, the Tiger twirler,
is now full-fedged member of the
Brooklyn club. His term with Newark
expired yesterday. Johnny bade good
by to his teammates and all of them
wished him good luck. 1t is Enz-
mann's first trial in the majors. He
has. never. pitched for any professional
club but Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07

Getz pulled down two hard liners
and threw to first base both times for
double plays. Gus had fifteen chances
and fumbled but one.
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" ttttfH LUX ne,
Sioux City. 8; Denver. 0.
st. Joseph, 4 Topeka, 3.
Des Moines. 3; wichita, 4.
Lincoln at Omaha, rain.
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With little luck Lee would not
have been scored on.
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Caldwell fans are hopeful that the
nine Of that place Will keep up the
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Billy Zimmerman did not show in
time for the game and Witter started
in left field. When Bill was called on
to act as pinch hitter Umpire Mullen
refused to let him bat, declaring that
his name had not been crossed from
the original lineup.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-25
DENIES GERMANY
WANTS EXPANSION
Ambassador Says Germany Will
Resnacs Monrce n..
Whatever the Outcome.
(Ry Associated pressA

= ST.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Count Won
Berenstorff, the German ambassa;Ior
announced today that Germany won 4,
respect the Monroe Doctrine. whatev-
er The outcome of the European war
note to that effect has been present
ed to the State Department by the am
bassador.
The text of the communication was
withheld by department officials bnt
Acting Secretary Lansing made this
announcement:
THE German ambassador on Sem
tember last, in q note to the depart
ment of state, stated he was Instruct.
cd by his government to deny most en-
phatically rumors TO the effect that
Germany intends, In case she comes
out victorious in the present war. to
seek expansion In South America"
Discussions Of the ambassadors note
was aroused by published state
ment of DR.. Dernburg. former colonial
secretary OF Germany, calling atten-
tion to the fact that his government
had notified The United States of the
untruth OF fepors as to fits Intention
In South America. Dr. Dernburg and
German offieiafs here attributed these
rumors to Germany's enemies in the
present war; believing they were de-
signed to influence public opinion in
the United States against Germany.
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RAN UP BIG SCORE SIXTY
III TO NOTHING
H..S.OUTWEIGHED
Muddy Field and Heavier Team
y Responsible for Bailey's Vic
r tory Over High School.

From the kick-off until the end OF
the game the Anderson high school
football team had no chance to win
yesterday when the locals stacked up
against the Bailey Military Institute
team Mt Greenwood.
The game was played on the fair
grbund Held at Greenwood and the
Held was some several inches deep
in rhud. TiiS' naturally retarded the
speedy Anderson team and prevented
tne IocaIs Irnm using their main
ntand-by. which is speed. The Bailey
team outweighod the locals about IL
pounds to the man and time after
time they went straight through the
AIEFnraon iiii5. scoring touchdowns
tiitiee after time. The final score was
60 10 0 and long before the game
was ended Anderson had lost all
hope of being able to score and mere
ly fought to keep the opponents from
making another touchdown.
The coach of the Anderson team
said last night that this overwhelm-
ing defeat will be the best thing that
could happen to his team provided
all the, members of the eleven have
sand" enough 70 stand the gan and
corse' 6.teks Tor more and he believes
HfhsY, have. IL the team will learn u
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-25
Vanderbilt Defeated
BY North Carolina
(By Associated Press \

NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. ga.
North Carolina defeated Vanderbilt
mere today In closely fought foot
ball contest By score Of 10 to 0.
In the third quarter when Wander
Dit was leading by to 3, the COM
modores attempted kick. The bali
was blocked by Ramsey of North
Carolina, and rolled back over Van
derbiits goal line. where Ramsey fell
on 1t for touchdown. Vanderbilt's
touchdown. was made on a long run
by Quarterback Currey followed by
a forward pass and a short line
plunge. botn sides drop-kicKe1 :.
goal.
North Carolina outweighed Wander
Dit eight pounds to the man, but the
teams appeared about evenly match
ed. vanderhiit's pinying was more
brilliant but North Carolina's game
was steady and more consistent.
The teams swayed up and down
the field. kicking repeatedly. In
Kicking North Carolina starred. Van.
derbilt mon several times failing TO
stop or fumbling the long high whirl-
Ing punts- of the Tar Heel kicker.
The game ended in darkness with
the ball In North Carolina's posses-
sion On Vanderbilt's 22-yard line.
Carman made Vanderbilt's touch
down and Ramsey for North Carolina
recovered the Vanderbilt kick that
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lakes Witness Stand
Bankruptcy Proceeding
(BY Assoeiated 5 Praaa. j

NEW YORK. Oct "a. 81 81. p. Bell,
head OF the suspended cotton broker-
age firm. of 8: II. p. Bell & Co., took
the Witness stand In bankruptcy pro-
ceedings today and told the court tilfIf
his firms debts totaled ss:ss8: :s6l and
assets $8.42s. .90s,, 8: e. IS
or this indebtedness, he znid. so
per cent was owing on cotton ex-
change transactions, $500 600 TO Coli
onel Robert M. Thompson and the
rest to stock exchange and CONNER
eiai creditors. A COMMITTEES OF credit
ors WAS lighting the Thcnfp3on cInspl.
he said, ON the ground that colonel
ThomTeon ms q partner and should
be included in the branirfu2tcy pro-
ceedings. sSssf 81
The sole cause OF the flrfa,s fall
Iure. Bell testified, was the war. gl.inh
caused convulsion IN the cotton mar
ket. stt, 8 4 x =
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Virginians Played
A Whirlwind Game
ICY Associated Press.)

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Oct. "a
The University of Virginia defeat.
ed the University of Georgia foot
ball team here today 2S to 0.
The Virginians played a whirlwind
game from the start. Only once. al
the beginning Of the third reriod, was
Georgia able to gain ground with
any consistency and then, when q
touchdown look emminent the Vir-
ginians strengthened and held their
opponents safe.
Rain fell continuously during the
game, and the field was ankle deep in
mud. Virginia handled the slippery
ball with but a single tumble and
executed many brilliant plays.
Captain Mayer played stellar
game. getting credit for every point
scored by Virginia. He went through
the Georgia line for four touchdowns
dicked two goals for touchdowns, and
made safety. His terrific line
Iiuneing also was responsible for
much Of the territory gained py the
vifsiniaHp. anu mis- nvuuy strutegy
many times outwitted the visitors
Gocch, the Virginia quarterback, also
played brilliantly. skirting Georgia's
ends repeatedly fer long gains.
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Cross 0.
At Columbus-Ohio State G; Wis
consin z.
At Evanston--Illinois 80; North
western 0.
AT Atlanta-Georgia Tech %; V. NJ
l. 7.
AT Chicago Chicago ,21; ;Perdue o.
AT Iowa City-Minnesota Z; Iowa
At Knoxville-Tennessee II; Ala.
bama z.
AT Sioux Falls-Notrc Dame SO;
South Dakota 0.
North Carolina 10; Vanderbilt 9.
Sewanee. 81; Florida 0.
AT Bristol-King's College ~; Car
son and Newman O..
At Richmond-Ham Sydney 6:
Randolph-Macon o.
At Columbia--University of South
Carolina 49, Newberry College 13.
AT Chattanooga--C -Chattanoog Uni
versity ID; Howard o.
AT CharlCtte--Davidson 16: Cita-
del 0.
AT Maryland Agricul-
tural IA; Johns Hopkins O.
AT South bethlehem, Pa.-Muhlen-
berg 0; Lehigh 81.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o;
Pittsburgh 81.
At Hamilton. N. Y.-Colgato Al;
Vermont O.
>, At Newark, N. J.-Rutgers 1s;
At Middletown. conn.-wesleyan
O; Amherst l6.
. At Lewisslburg. Pa.-Bucknell 4a;
Susquehenna 0.
NJ Blackshprg. va.-Eoanoke Col
lesc 2; Virginia Polytechnic College
4.
At Lexington, Va.-Washington and
Lee 72; Wake Forest O.
AT Williamsburg. Ya.-Richmond
4; William and Mary 3.
AT Spartanburg-Wofford I; Pres
byterians 0.
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NEWSY NEWS
FROM BELTON
j. G. Fagg Injured in Automobile
Accident Thursday is Improv-
ng-Other News.
Special to The 1ptellipencer

Special to The Intelligencer.
BELTON. Oct. 24.-J. G. Flagg of
Anderson route 8. was visitor in Bel
ton to""v. Mr.. Flagg won the prize at
the b. Nair Wednesday for the best
half Incl Of wheat. The premium
was round trip ticket to the State
Fair. value $4.10. The association gave
Mr. Flagg the cash and congratulated
him on the wheat he had at the fair.
,fhe many friends OF Henry F'lagg will
be glad to learn that he is getting
along nicely. 1t will be remembered
tnat Mr.. Flagg had one OF his arms
broken In an automobile accident in
Belton early Thursday morning, the
machine turning over with him. Ches-
ter Wright. the other. occupant of the
car, was bruised in several places
but not seriously hurt.
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First snrprise of season.

Z New HAVEN, CONN. Oct. a.
Washing and Jefferson's eleven fur
nished the first real surprise of the
season here by defeating Yale today,
13 to. q. Tho visitors smothered the
Yale attack after the first period and
kept tn Glue mostly on the 6iefen-
sive for .ne remainder OF the game.
Washington and Jefferson's touch
downs were both due 60 we'll esec..-
led forward passes, YaIe's touchdown
in the first period was on double
pass.
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RESULTS

At Annapolis--Navy 4s; Western
Reserve o.
AZ cambrfde-Harvara is: Penn
al syracuss-syracuse 20; Michi-
lgan 6. 49,
At charlotteaville- virginia 2s:
Georgia o.
Al New Hayen-Yale a; Washing
ton and 5effeson ls.
AT New York-corneil IS: Brown
At Priaceton--Prineeton IL; Dart
month u.
At West rolnt-Army IA; Holy
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Good Start; Bnnd Ending.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 14.-VirgInia
Military Institute was defeated by the
heavier eleven of the Georgia School
or Technology at football here, today
2S to Z. The Virginians started off
wei. scoring the first touchdown OF
the game in the second quarter. when
Captain Balm recovered tho ball after
tumble by Captain Fielder and ran
40 yards to the goal line.
Georgia Techs superior weight be-
gan to tell In The second half, how
over. and the score was tied in the
third period, Fielder takin gthe ball
over. the 3so-S;;:Hs aided three
more touchdowns in the fourth per-
iod.
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Failed to MIKE Showing.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. Oct. "a
Straight football tactics of Davidson
featured! By soua broken FIELD running
by Fullback McKinnon, won from the
Citadel this afternoon 16 to 0. Citade,
rescrted to line shifts and forward
passes. only one of the latter being
successful. Davidson's gains resulted
for the most part from end runs. The
South Carolinians did not make the
showing expected OF them.
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18th ballot. A deadlock existed for
over three hours and Burruss Cor
prev OF Norfolk, was leading until
the 18th ballot.
Five names were bailoted on before
an election was made possible by the
vote OF the Portsmouth club changing
from Corprew. to Boatwright.
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All Efforts to Capture
German Positions Fail
fRY Aesoclated press.l J

B AMSTERDAM. VIA. LONDON. Oct
25.--t2; 10 g. m.)-According to q
message receaed here the North Ger
man Gazet3e of Berlin says that all
efforts toscapture the German posi-
tions at Tsin9Tau have failed.
The Japanese losses have reached
1000 killed and wounded. The losses
also are said TO be heavy.
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Narrowly ESCAPED Defeat.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Oct. "a
Harvard narrowly escaped Defeat to-
day by the Penn State College team
which played all around the Crimson
The score was tie, 13 to IS. For
t6 minutes touchdown and goal
from the field in the first 12 minutes
Of play. The visitors lost a chance
for victory through two costly FUN
bles.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-25
Boatwright Elected
Pres. Virginia League
(By Associated Preas.l

NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 24.-The ,di-
rectors OF the Virginia baseball
league in annual meeting here today
reelected J. O. Boatwright of Dan
vile. president. and transferred the
Roanoke franchise to Suffolk, and de-
cided to shorten the season two
weeks. The 1915 season will begin
on April % and close on Labor Day.
Mr.. Boatwright was elected on the
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Locals Overwhelmed
By Greenwood Team

lesson from this game and try a lit
tie harder than before for the next
game, which is scheduled to be play
ed In Spartanburg with Wofford Fit
ting school during fair week, 1t may
tell different tale.
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For Cieanino Tpr,vara-

For Cleaning Tlnwaro.
First wash the tin in hot soapauds
and wipe thoroughly dry. Then scour
with dry -four. applied with an old
nawspaDes,
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rolled back over the Commodore
goal line for touchdown. Tandy
made the drop-kick for Carolina.
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Mayor Ross Mitchell had bushes
in Anderson Friday.

Mitcheli-Cox Lumber Company has
been awarded the contract for doing
some work on PearrangingS some Of
the offices OF the courthouse ID AM
derson. The work is progressing nice
II. 49, cSlps,,7 - 3lI,,T-i,'
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ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO THE
''F(RD''

In the accounts of the magnificent work being done
by the American Ambulance of Paris which was start
ed by americans, financed by Americans ana managed
by Americans only; their only request being that their
names be kept from the papers; the London Times gave
unstnted praise to this band of noble Americans in this
great work for huInany's sake.
In their preparations for bringing wounded soldiers of
every nationality back from the battle fields to this great
hospital which they have fitted out, they had to obtain
some sort of light rapidly moving vehicle and they nat
uray hit upon the Ford and this is the reason thereof
as quoted verbatim from the Dispatch as written by the
correspondent to the London Times