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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-21
UIL FtUVItIi5
seen i HERE TUESDAY u !
LADIES COMING FROM ALL
r OVER THE COUNTY ~
MANY EXHIBITORS
-itrtaL+ t.ETS kkEi Fyt&: =
Flower Day Progrannns IN Con.
nection with Trades Day WIZ
f''.@''BIn BsIns Many waters

Every plan has been finally COM
pletBd for the holding OF F5oaeer Dsy
In Anderson next Tuesday in connec-
tion with the Trades Day. d monthly
event staged by the Anderson Chem
bef5 Of GqDlme1ce and .ti, EoEterit a.
Whaley, secretary OF the Chamber of
G0mmerees said yesterday that he ex-
Peeted the city to be full Of visitors
IgeXt Tuesday. He said that he had
.Feceived numerous messages from la
dies I'M all parts Of the county, in
qniriag about the flower day pro-
gram and that he expected many of
these to send exhibits of flowers In
the contest for the beautiful prize.
The handsome vase to be given away
for the best .colleetien of flowers. Is
now. on display at. the. Chamber OF
Commerce and 1t is being. .4dmiFed by
all. Who see it. n .E..'j..
This Is the first time that such an
affair has been attempted in AndeP.
sos and the ladies OF both the city and
tho county should show their apprer
ciatiep OF the efforts in their behalf.
9hg :antire prQgEam,t Is ine. !. The feat
ures secure are splendid ana all told
the people, OF Anderson county can
hardly. afford to miss this day. !
Another pleasant feature OF the day
will be the picnic dinner at the Cham
ber OF Commerce. An invitation has
been extended the families Of =. the
county, to. bring their lunches with
them isnd5f 5fhere will be plenty of room
hgoYiaed. at the Chamber OF Commerce
y7T 1i .ss ~ ;Szsi. i.EESc nj snsoaa and the ens
tire ;pnrtygwiIl enjoy, this part of the
day as4 much AS f1lby tWill the flower
disPlaVaaaaad 1.-The 4, interesting ads
dfassee. .,s ~ 49,. ,Hi,& y
:r The4ladies OF the county should ap-
preciate what Mr.. Whaley has done
for them in arranging this day and
they should manifeEt their appreeias
ton by attending and by bringing as
many OF their; neiehheFs as peaible,
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z < g =. q ii. p = = # r. = = Z; Is
o DEATHS .
q IS. g
6sp o o @@0916 6G@ cd
ms. ANNIE slsER Ann
!, Nlaen q LISas q. 8. aheEara

sGsuf6fsEt a iii Ii. AffsE Ad ssSzlesE
Heass9f ReSRrat .t igTs. q Anlife s,
sShEhati Ssrie ees 10 y fTssa, 81 Aneg
Shbfasa cs An on E1nIitSs vim ,sSa9a
Killed 4ff one :sGf ne sagag genleiits
afdlnd Rieiimcrfa Ia, 0ctdh 1864,
.disa ihte SfSleaa day yHIRlE Sslae
other fdaagh htar,E lslFs:jss ". sS II. Gil
ksrson. YestaeaaS al Il niclnck the
funeral exercises were held ut the
Lsassns .s.s..s ssssssst,; vslss Eeas; N:
Major pastor! OF the First AEetiipdist
cliiifeh, ,gofIl IL ssl..
Pfaka q 3sElpsj SO oageS, ( atkteP DtaiEesafa.
ST. Claire Isee, q lElss 3sSffaa 1Etaa.
ge,sSaikS67 EtFeeffs ,aitl 1; tfs Ehe
73atia SeGr of: llErs ili0ss fsliiss
Laite1a resi- liiis
anu; e5alss lsE s9Es, e,
H9efeFa eisaS esA Al iie
caHlBf tsgsk $50 sl5s be
With his mot aeshef son.
syV gket tsIAg
kgd sat afange ebtsrg ~
sl'hs deceased lEas d faithful and
Akaszlid amber saf the Methodist
ssEs stf 1880 = :
Md IS ! Z asEsk 5lIsi
ehnra a mons slsis ~ e
Ha e q q al
and lo4abie aSlii
and ssas 81 ted to old tsiis
young 0f the snsires ceinmnnity IN The
ohnrth circles 0f She town.
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NAME DRAGGED EN
i ,UNWARRA r AlN'TEDILY, x J
Governor Blease Says He Has
itsts;hiinK rs Do yvhslfIs:Svi7e.Flf h I
sEs Raaa Prop osiaioS

- ;. i =. -
The Infs sIligenceFS, has seen the ,fQis
lowing letter from GnYern0f VI lease
$o5l atFeetor oR the EeeoRd fesEi sEleflE
band In this city,, ana It Is pfblished
|ins Justice t6i ALI coaeefned & = - g
ftIt have been inf6rn1sd that there is
o gunner gnin8 ,thatt Il as GaR-
ei4irs have Sadsd I'm order TO Colonel
gRresa atRs Sfthald si ifE5na ythn Second
|Infadtry Band the. surn of One Hun
tt+E dc not know, how sush a Eumor
started or who is the author. there
Of; for no, such order has been is-
Esisa ny IA IA 49, !. Syasas.k syss
whatever to do with the mater. Col
pneit LegaFe has bseR seaa< this mDFh-
Ing. and advises tythat he has received
nm: slinh order. hnt On thes coatEatYs
il spieIg sib5iie :l6F isis A g
of the matter, that hesiis holdiRg the
mtftar ni1 on his, own respnhEib litF.a
+ 1Shaye; npthtpg TO, DO with 1T do an.
ceSe ~ haEs. Anything tulia with ie;;
and know, nothing ahe;lt;it. M pl.siss.
4 ne ,faets are that Capt. IAgare, AS
ladtHtaRt ee the regiment he'd an; the
EpaHssas the baild, allesfnE that ;tttiv vHs
| short certain iuiptnentsi The 1 facts
Ealleged by Capt E,egaIe. were. ,terslnie
calIy correct for the reason that tfCsfs
Etain things were billed 10 tiIa Saad
(which were never received. The Of
Edleers OF The band state that tlieS fhnYe
Isinee passed; 1pRpeetson ana That the
kgoRarumant kellnaVlea tle t,u,tsf
taSs md 4te zband aeeAh h,Ahe :moneSss Z
4. 81: 4a,s a,sl .t,sSs.
RFEkEYES TAKE EEIHNETNEiE %
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-. :.ssss 81 ,ss i, Y. - 81
~ Fishsing Machine

Mr. Andravv n fESAa ,,,,, SA,,..
lstssnnonsiv ,h.t ho ~ %; =. e
cit;2sns ~, 90 nas,osth ns - 0n1 vi tne psc
~ In To-. go st , isies q stote
told ,Sa soiIos, - ~ Iah ~
naotton lei ~ - nIsnI In coz:
the ola wo,ar oIs,a,r ~. ~, ~ we" VI
-" 81. ~ ,~S.Sa.s sissstu Ns ~ she piaEa:
-, -. = w Ipe ole
~ aSgs;ns, ,ho t.e.a,, go sa eas ~. 1no.uinehI ~
80, ,5TS5t 3. .S' 20 tt9iiephotiS
ieos .h,s -. { Nss ~ 'Sstsbtls,fii, N
- a. a. aer tGe SFgahizatlop
S.acon,o d,..tIaS Sns p ~ !esiRst
Dairas % e. ,Sa ne. tin, anu nas 70 ne se-t
rs thS atora - ~ -. Z TcG y qr[sa
ola Wovori,, Icissn ~, 49, ~ ~, s4e
ESisnos No. a., 80 ss mHse III, Hos
haJ ,!soso 80. ,Sii; .sssS. ttas afe,
rpaa a rasnondss Sodte heauMaY +,ah When the nre-
~, q. q. stttso4l splhlEssoSs
sbH az -. o',s 80: Mte secuTse ana
|5r6y, .t,,a p~S 80 80 :, H wafer ura"h
K Z % sT,a iooatin ~. S,, ~. ~,
.ha 49, 0eass nns vi Ihls olo clstern on
c;.;, caS Assa~ - tns 'stie Nhen taS
asS AZ, X a. M. HSSo q steapRer IN
ne s ~ 10. tE; 90 ne - ssea!neF which
isan No. .n =, ~ ,,,, 20 ttLe ,scthp
rbaaad Sron. thD TSa S aso, was pGr-
nartmant % ILL., sne So,o Snarieston nre de
nartment tnr @ uns 8sse ~ lnat de-
n Orr ~ ~, a ahe tate nr. <
'tjn,a NJ, Sioan vS RIo Vsm at tR
~. go - h ..nn ~ suaHm veil neine may
mi.tao ~ ,ns ns was cnaIrnan Oh tne COM
-, mho went 10 charleston to
"se Sono a. Tue 1oSs Gea!: tne. steamer arrived
n a.h.,ra S 60 ~.'s e.. 80 dbea enefuEels
nanss os ~ % ioE severn years. Be
sha c,,;.asa w - 800 assas sssl'aer many OF
osI,ta,, nS ~ Va hnueIson ~ son were of the
u,ofa. no"Is EriVea tnat not
s,na - "Uu;u au,;u Ds suppliea Dy the en-
y nj - ,ooati.s Ashs HisliH t4e names. -:
dn.;ne, shaoa it.se are pastinent
~, tns 'nose SeaEs Has IN Q li!f!e ;staH
Rros e .tahie s ny. ~. oGeNplsa Is ,hya. Davis
1yas tha % ~ actStinneg st
80 sts9 o,an .n nS nisI.,n. an ,Slafse OF the
, &c. H., anu many Oh he older resi-
aoa s,s cun tecaLi Ylvlntv seeing him
Mnt,, snG ms englne harrying to fire. Mr..
nel h,n WIN; w, pElgnt RED shirt
n. .is 'ouSspcaAsI IEetnen's !h! s helmet.
a,!ss.a . ~ ~, - lsteEnsa They.
.o aaoh ''psB ba,s - hgs - ;sO teet square and
, SSs,a,, ".e ~. aa. : ~ cgplstAeet q water:
ahont @ ..s os ~ tssF & anataiieI
sh" n,..o ssars age See man hoies OF
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BiFalght nt Tt.

There is no use "beating aroand;
the Ne a W q q
-. a. sAaA NO. .,,ssS. .,S ~ u;
bersatE;S Cough tReknedy tl1etSeRf: sinai
You ave 4 cough on S1isssg 81 s. isseP ID;
no reason 80. Sass as we can see; that.
yen saoJId moi SsscS Itlig Prsparps
ttoe stlE sit8 FfInaFNRD1 clsreS my ls5If1-s;
rd 20 f0Ei si renutnffong end peo,E
,piePevefx eeesspeal & nf tin fha Illghss
eat terms oEspraise,4 IT 3 foYs sai q isJy.
ZyastR' harmacts y 81 80 ~, 4.
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REIEEygs FAKE EERNKIEIlE
: 3t; e. X d :. Il Ia i.
Cooking stoye Taken, Rut Il RasnT
& s S g -. hot at ths Tine. !, @sr e3 4 d

!, Memphis. April i8.--When 4. Il.
'Gasflepaan returned home. today from
q short visit In Arltanaas, liaSf1upa d
thief Ind ehtesed his home eIld 6ieil
every household article ne Is peasesaed,
FROM cockina atovB TO .heas e s.,e !.
- A1ARaEsl.Ssssz IA aaaf u. =
;HefS dRiEeal ny two men 4 backed tifsste
the residence yesterday and, leltLsritli
Rh his .chattels, valued at l'$l, ,0QO.t .. Z.
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(. GA HGIITRlRLD. IN
q, 81. 80 90 e. - u ]. g. =

:, .iFsswnxiIles Apgil H. The Death An
gel Visasaa home of end hrs:
c. Al. ,DAfs Gtsashe Readsy ssnd
hD1ss q towing
litlle babY. CA y, t3Issi Hitts &C. z
suf9eNea Cor t6Ea5 l1hi :Seeifs with
bEeties lig afszssli nv s. D.
4El7Sia. agsss bin laying him ;to
rest b sseiis cry ON SSVsd-
nqst saerhi !, 1, 3 e,
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DE- vi 0Rl. 4. - . oaR

slev a nfis /, yzi,e ens Hiseo7. ! tss
fsAsEs yisis5f q e l1nii .es sIl.i STasa
Wesley tfH l3lls lear
fuss cred Il sii y -
s. 8 fs nishts slsh 5
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cohFenaa. @ iQreenY VI Tnaafar rrllrIl.
PIsT8I nUNR IS laYg0tlD

RIshseen Guns Eor aas g7ssle sleu.
> essssRs Ifale. 9 1sS ~. Z;
snonAlds, kHiEit - Salslals az
Bisqna eolsr tsIii rurat 4 aaS pisl
tol q ssfsisd SVi,re
ghns ;sRA Ghaal g testf ~ rSara
- =; -
AeaI II & Ven
4rtfn StsGE11aas aEi q tlle - !. sIit
20 - - ai eesora
s5A next term los cnuTI. ~. 6 ssii..s,
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lR0ND ELRCTE0N E0sT
=. . y s 80

The election on the quessIon OF is
sssSSss3,f sissSs3,fs 8 ss5. 900 on snoEda held Saturday
Esss tks E57barofl school district pEes ..sss-st
pyea IlnyrQ1z .lsissf mi sf dtseS votes ss:sA
a1tia sof 81 Flte l1feRs cost SIT wt.s
- f:os.e to- l.se tlleh praa ea1IsS fra1
sssl Of bead Tor tie akeetion at
EN- school naiiidsng. - - a. 4
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4 y
iday.
J: H. Richardaen and r, A. Sullivan
Of the Fork heishborhood were In the
sf1h1ihal.a &ssa. 81 iA.,
q P. Bruce Of Donble springa was
anCnR the yisitoFsyto spend yesterday
-. .thf cry II - iuf ,,. 81,
]. w. Sullivan OF the Fork section
y9s n Abe city Yesterday on lbpsipess.
- H. ------} 49,, t.. f.,s
Magistrate W. p. Bell of Iva was
among sfheg bllsiness,: sizitqra. to .the
city yesterday. ,4l-
IA ~ .gEt,habas -
Carl Shirley Of Long Branch spent
yaHfeEdRE n, AndersnA, on. husinesa.,y:
Z 81, u is5r-+-T- n 'isis .i,ftsk.
I I 7. 81 r. FiSlltsand snn. Claude, OF Town
VIE Pp5 shat atarday, for
Ia 5ew. ho9Fs. 80 =:
| Mrs, JS,L Simpson of PeisaE sWas
shoppine4 n. tha sitSs yesteT Sss5;s::5
=. j. Il i. T,fBsle RSats i,
was in 5iSsl city yesterday.
TIE, Watkins Of the Hopewell Sec
ton tRaa ka: :.Hhe city iEeateFdayt ON
business. a.,n.
~ l.2.,.g, -
George e. Moore, of Honea Path,
editor Af The 99oRaa Path. GhEouiale,
spent yesterday in the city.
G.. C. McPhail OF Hall township was
among, the VisiteFs to epend 4EesieT9
day In the city. ,i,tn ~ ii,.i, i, ,,.s;2. !,
Fl = ~ - -
W.~P. Cook Of iva was among the
visitors tos0pend yesterday in tho
city,
]. A. Clinkscales of Starr was in
the city yesterday feF a.+sew ifhenra,
.ti ~ ,ksr {, z------s-ss- \ - -, ,.:.:.
A. b. Herron Of Starr was in; the
c4S yanterdaHAnn huafnessasets, ia : =.
ssE L. rt14ss jas .7i4--s----+-=
C. d. Finley OF Mosatain Greek vas
in the city yestefday for short stay.
ia. .iit. ttt,e ~ 4i s------+- 4; gtTfts 5Es.3.
JONI Breazeale of Pendieton was
In the city sssfafday sa'sbuasaessst :
d. B. MePhaii, a well konwn An
:deFS6t farpaers ibpeatvyestardny in the
city, isIt i,5ys.:h sIti;l ~ i;ltE+ T. &
&c. McPhaA of aarsgell Institute
spent yesterday in . Anderson. :. ~
.. DR.. ID. "A. Burns OF. Iva wasI aEpnng
the, business visitors to thsestEfasg-
terGSy, :: 4 ~ ~ ~ stts4i;;,ss,,i
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FoFls 1 iak.s s's'''i

Z Fork No,S a Demo cratic Club will
ne g g, g The s,,.g sssa g 1sss.nE stat
.iat q oeis ia. .orgaaIzsS i,;s,9 \. 8. 3
s.! |ess I. s:ss.s. g, slISO OyLES.
= SECRETARY. Z.
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PlElRSO OW \ I AIS
tFrom Sundays paily.l

Naisa 7. 7. koths,t raa.o.,.,.
,,tiI s,;;;,,1,.,., :. :xs,..t",.s pie'eht'hs q
WSHphhoWh tOuhtnln pen company
was ia the city ysBtsrday. ,ifz73s-
80 '..tts -=+---4-..$tFsS
c. .. Opp OF Williamston was among
the StAitOES 10 9gFEnE strs flaS,
city zz.l:.44,::. IS: ~ rs W -
=
ChQIF YiGit tol,frleads and. Te1Rs,yeg al
Aiker. J. tsl!tii. al .4..he "a
%4g.
6,alvjn Rav a,,a lt..,o -
Wis swere IN tl,e eitw @ vostosSoa neNn- 'ai
5, :, >, s..-.sG
sessaS tS"aal IN Sar~e the a.sv OF ne BoaheF
s.s.S f:!s sss,as -
tnstSS sis &, - h,..s'aa "HS
ii4s -, q sss,s,., ~
Luther and Tugaloo Heron os r,oo;,ssS,n,ll m y
,,isI.. ss.,ora a, .ha at..- y -.
a % tsess bours a. ' Guy yesterday 1oF
30 81
Mas Alma Waters and NJ,ss Msrty
CaSIDa, oP C-o,a ,ootto,. ..sS
;.ss nsss. =. uLose , SeSsi9n .'a. were Snop7
pug h lne Guy yesteEdny. ~ -ff--
: y Muso,, h - 49, -
Heettap spent yesterday in Anderson.
g., Mias nr,,.: C,. -
Fla is Via visit;nr 'he- s,stor ~ is LaH9 10y, ny,
Raaafon W'hTaRt ittfstFssa.. =: ''fi.
Mra, Robart Te;ct., 90 o,oo.,,,,o
,stshs % ,lnoss roto " ns.cneE Mns o9 M Greenviiie
Ftq.. -
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lisA, GO OEITEFi 1BEGEIAYE I. /.
70 -. p. !. - Z

FlIe Retlt Jarars Drawn fran ARda.S
= -, si=4 = -; 80 sAs> llty. S3 ;; :
e The I'm AZ - : trint so,svt
coasenea ii IqrseAvIsis Tnesday raoyns
ttj J A. IL SaH5th al
Char slssseh Aslflfag 81 The f6i legfnR
~ aEqrs 3SgnSs a dersfSts ags "a tatz
lLisi tchsE lea6a eEs stssfFansi
lsEes Z. sass I.i'5 .s ssss.tt 81 !;
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will 5af Gel, who doeth all thugs, we'll
s5Sttifeih friends . and 4Fel ash 81 ,thS
e05nnIta isss, xtaRA ts the beteaEed
<s1ESs]s. So 49,
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c. s ALLEN.
General Passenger Agent. !.

u1r tlI u ISiIpsea On that day.
Tberes 10 Iittia pralsa iity = OF tlny
friends or relatiEe3 being discovered.
The mouth and throat shnWed nc
sign of the poison llayipg been taken
bat, lnnaapum, does nd act in tIste
way. isee, lsan {;.pnpbabss. .seii into ts
a. In, 80 sls hnisiss Il sSs ~,
sufIicient te cause death. >
He assaif 1s5tlY, eSsas 8 isss death IL
Ia Dnfnl6sse tiiaTflns lisiS sle 81 l1Ss1
md tie poS IA 81 ich lils k5iIy
iagt Ssa pettes as.iatiiEal one
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j. 7. Milford of the Long Branch
ssettop spent yesterday in Anderson.
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spent few hours in the city yestes
Iday.
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Miss Cora; Haddon and Miss Mamie
O'llset Of Zion were shopping in the
ciGF yesterday. :. -
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Hiss Miss Ids Ellison anu Miss Decie
Newton OF the Bishop Branch section
we're in the city yesterday.
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Miss Alma Waters and Miss MarS
sadssF Of Grove section were shop
pitB' in the city yesteFday. ~ -;E--
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Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus tones 0E
tfisWavssssfssS ssfS ;yssAsA ;slsahnlhg inbtEo city
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]. n. Richardson and r, A. Sullivan
OF the Fork fheishborhood were In the
q BeasAEdRE, ahh1ihai.a lsa,. "a iA.,
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Julian Hawkins of the Bethany sec
tiohtsneut yeat6fd6y Din AudeFsoRr on
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Miss Margaret. Gilbert OF Lake CITY,
Flan is Waiting her. sister, Mrs. Frank.
Raaaaon ,iiEFaR1Il li,aF stssaa.. 7.....,i.
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Luther and Tugaloo Heron. OF Town.
Viilesiwere in the city yesterday for
sSeNh hours. e
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= -. .!Affss Frances Shirley ofsale WfIiis
ford sseetfost spent sy yeste1day SIN asts
detsctl s y. T. ~ ~ !; :, s=ss ssis
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Mrs. Robert RelcheR Of Greenville
isathe guest OF Mrs. e. w. Taylor.
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Miss L. l.. coFbett, representing o
we'll known fountain pen company
was III the city SePtsraay. r,fz7s
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Mrs. Lillian Owens left Saturday
for Atlanta EaAersrshe VIII 20 iRsrain-
ingtoSbe q tnuhae. ~ & ri II i5:: I
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Mrs. L. r. Watson Of Donaids IS In
the city, the guest of Mrs. e. 8. Wat
son ,6k South McDufle street.
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J. T. Mahoney haa returned from a
rhQIF ViGit t0l,frieads and re.Re.yes. al
Atkel: Al > 'f5.t',i rnd .l:tR Is
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]. w. Sullivan Of the Fork section
ygs n Abe city Yesterday on !bpsipess.
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c. 3. Opp Of Williamston was amons
the visitors % tsit5itsitaEy.sy An &llS
e!ssSz. s es ~
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Calvin Kay and Httle son Of Town.
viita were In the city yesterday.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-21

!. Re. sK.s Esienl .oi,is AarsWeIi aeets6al
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,;R. A.. Jackson, has gone to Oklaho-
ma to spend two nioRtlls. ,ts 4t-i
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Miss I4eiiR Reid end Hiss Isasaliass
9lihl les OF the iRast. RAe3lge
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-21

=. ?. Bruce Of Donhle Sprines was
aInGng the visitoFssto spend Yesterday
-, .IlF cry e. i.,t 80, 80
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: Mias Besaie GaFwlle OF the Bonner
WRa in the city yesterday.
tfatSfast. n di .! bksSSsss-yjAs SAsisTI,iB
Fss5s GStnp ph ep5 or ToWnviile was
in5thR. eitasRs on hAsinRss, -
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DR.: W. H. Frazer left Saturday for
Charleston.
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Miss Rita Patrick Of Charleston ar
rived in the city yesterday 10, be the
gueat'ef Mrs. J. p. FfnsFhFidse. u sitt
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DR.. J. T. Duckett has returned from
thsfstate medfcal asseciati6R,i In ttaio-
Fe1ceI' Tit - Et.af y'17c.i -. ~. III
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Paul NorRisy IN progressive AndeF-
SOM fdEmqas isaaI 81 egeitE tgesteEaaE.
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= - SSfSts6tzY fSS
I'd !sd3 h IA. iHafper oE Union
Gu Is Sestesd 4 fer
q fe ls 4 s,,7 4:
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Magistrate W. p. Bell OF Iva was
anopS sfaeg bnsiness, slaitQra. to the
ci1E yesterday. .l-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-01
SPANIARDS TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
 MEXICO UNDER U. S

Vera Cruz, Dec. 31-Rear Admiral Fletcher, reporting the departure of the Chester from Vera Cruz with MT Lind, said the cruiser would. leave the American envoy at Ship Island. oppo- site Gu1fport. From Ship Island, MT Lind will proceed to Gulfport on a. revenue cutter.
 Admiral Fletcher also reported the departure of the battleships Connecti- cut and Kansas for Tanpico. The gunboat Wheeling is on her way from Tampico to New Orleans and the German cruiser Bremen has left Vera Cruz for the former port.
 Related diplomatic despatches from Acapulco were said at the state de- partment ito give rise to consid erable discouragement.'' The national bank thero is returning deposits ana it is believed this may enable the military authorities to collect forced loans from individuals. Spanish business houses are planning to close and to place their property under the protection of the American consulate.
 A despatch from Chihuahua says General Villa. has announced that ex- pulsion of Japanese from Chihuahua has not been ordered and is not being considered.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-01
Accuses Partner of
 Misusing Firm Funds

New Canaan, Conn, Dec. 31--Al- leging raisappropriation and fraud- ulent use" of the funds of the former business concern of Weed 6 Turner, F. E.. Weed today had issued a writ of attachment against H. C. Turner, of MeIrose, Mass, his former partner The attachment is on Turner's inter est in the business. The partnership was dissolved a year ago.
 The case is returnabIe to the Feb ruary term of the superior court of Fairfield county.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-01
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK
(BY IEE PAPE.)

I droo pickture of pop last mite avn big peece of wite papir. looking like sum man but not mutch like pop, avn akkount of having moar hair in rnoar places than wat pop has, and I showed it to him, saying Look, pop. this is yous and pop sed, We'll. well. mot haff bad but its rathir an im- preshinistick thing. izent it. /
 Yes sir. I sed. Wich may be it was, and this afternoon I saw 1t still laying avn the setting room tabiI and rote undirneeth, Willyum Potts, to prove 1t was pops picqture, and then I took it down stares and put IT in the parlor windo and went out in the street to look at it. which it looked a~l rite. so I left it be thare.
 Aftfr a while was waking aIaswng and who did I see get aWf the ear but pop Running hoarn, and I sed, Helo pop. and pop sed. Helo yourself, and startfd to wawk hoam with him an who was standing in frunt of our wfndo and Iaffing.
 Helo. watts awI the excitemint, sed pop. and jest then he looked at the wfndo and saw his pickture and the 5 men, awl beeing naybers, termed err round and saw him and startid to. laR evin .fowdir.
 We were adnniring yure portrit gall lery. Potts, ha ha hay sed MT. Sim kins. hope you don't mind, ha ha ho.
 Its a mftey good likeness, Potts sed 1Tr- Wilson I reckernazed it evin be- fore saw the -naim own the bottin1, hz ha ha-
 Wood you ha Ina ha mind fayvering us with the ha. ha ha nain1 of the artist f1a ha. had, sed MT. Hunt.
 Ha ha Ina. sed pop, beeiug the ony wunz saying it as if he dfdent meen it, that Is funny izent it, kum avn fin the house. Benny
 suppir izent reddy yet. I sed.
 How Iawng are you going to Ieeve 4 up! Potts, sed Mir. SiInkins, it ser teny Is an oarnamint to eny hoam, ha ha Ina, jest take a slxwint at the -2-s. wood you, ha ha ha-
 Kwite A joak, kwtte a joak, sed pop. Benny, did you heer me tell you to kum in-
 I'd rather stay out a 1ittel while, r sed-
 This way. pIeeze. sed pop. And went in with him. the men awI go- ing ha ha Ina togethir, and as soon as pop got ins Ae grabbed the pick ture- out of the parler windo, wien I cocd heer the meen laffing vile he dzd It.
 Now. yuns man. sed pop. folio me.
 Wich did
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-01
MrI;KMEN TAKE NOTICE

All milk dealers distributing milk in the City of Bridgeport are requir- ed by. law to register annually with the clerk of the Board of Health on the first day of January in each year or within thirty (S0) days thereafter Persons violating the above law are subject to a. fine of twenty-five l$25) dollars.
 BOARD or HEALTH, office, Police and Charities Building,
 D. W. LYNCH Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-01

WANTED. U. s. Arnys Able-a bodied unmarried men between ages of 1s and S5: citizens of United
 States, ,of good character and tenn
 perate habits. who can speak. read
 and write the English language
 For information apply to Recruiting
 Officer. s2 Cannon St.. Bridgeport Conn.