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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02

ChiquOla were thrown open to the
Reunion vicit0rs and five huMrcd An
dcrson people welcomed them to our
town. "a
The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED, using the Confederate red ant!
white as II back ground and cut
flowers in abundance.
AT the head OF the steps Miss Mar
garet Evans:. Mrs. Dave Vandivcr. Mrs
r. 9. Crayton and Mrs. Raymond.
Beatty welcomed the guests RcrciY-
Ing with Mrs. r. &. Webb. Mrs. j. o.
Sanders. Miss Nell Cochran. Mrs
Hugh Russell. Mrs. Ovcrman and
Miss Martha Bonhum from the local
Il. ID. &. Chapters were Gen. league
Gen. Reed and the sponsors who were
the attractive honorces OH this oc-
cnsion.
From three bowls presided ovcy III
Mrs. Claude Earle. Miss !;whunk Tay-
iur. Miss s;argare; Arclicr. Miss eliza
Major. Mics Annie Cooley and Miss
Kathleen NOrrycc. delicious fruit
punch was served with sandwiches.
Tiny Confederate flugc were pinned
on each guest az souvenir OF the
evening.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items OF Interest and Personal Mention Caught the
Wireless the Streets Of Anderson
+ n 4 Il
Suggestion Has
We. With Favor.

',il" suggestion made in The Intel
liecnrcr Yesterday that Il muSu;,ni En
'.l.kIis!!cd lcf Tor the rurnnic of
ri' e"rving The relics Of III" 'HHr be
'~r'n tho States seems to- have struck
n !. puiar chord in Andersen ..!uny
readers commented on the :iusrrstiun
,'-;crdi ynnd all seemed 10 i,r l"arti-
~ Ia iavur Oi attempting lie scheme.
il IS said That Camp W. W. Humphreys
ri IA" Sops OF Veterans may possibly
t.i:" bold of the propusi,ion and en-
C"Arnr 10 hav" the museum here It
vii be Responsible for many relics
criiing 10 light heretofore unknown
10 h" general inblir. People OF all
ih' county will he heartily in favor
Oi n:;lking try for the establishment
~. such Il Museum and there Will he
:ni';; rent support Forthcoming il il
Is i:'ed.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02

annual high schoGl1rcccp.Ion which is
To BIZ given each year to-the tenth and
eleventh grades of the High School.
II is given by the ninth grade There
are members of all grades ii the
school invited and the affair Is the
big feature OF the school year.
Friday night the grounds were dec
Grated with the school coors ard the
trees were connected by arches OF
lanterns. ~,
The grounds ioohcd very pretty with
the lanterns overhead and the white
form: of the children fitting acros. tl..
the foreground.
There were about two hundred pres
Cnt 1T the reception and. there were
two hundred good times used" ut the
affair.
Delightful refreshments were scrv-
ed. The cake was iced with altcrnai-
ing white and yellow :loSting, the
school colors. The reception of last
| night WAS orc OF tho prcttiest and one
Of the most enjoyable OF tho schools
history.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Baseball Meeting
Is Held Tomorrow.

Several Anderson baseball fans will
i:o to Grccnville tomorrow to attend
the meeting which is to be held ut
the imperial Hotel AT this confer
cncr plans will hc discussed for organ
i%ing Ike lntcrurhan Baseball Lea
que II IS presumed that the league
Will be composed Of the towns Of Spar
tanburE. Grcenvil,r. anderson and
Greenwood and il is barely possible
sha' so''c other towns may be admit
ri in order that the league may have
Il siN-circ"i, affair. "Tommic" Stoucll
says that the success Of the venture
Is now almost assured and lie believes
that The league will be formally or
G:.ni.:ed at the meeting held tomor-
row anderson fans are anxious for
ths LEAGUE and ii viii he supported
ii :.in:t,d !;c:c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
.:cIhooi Trustees
VIII Mrr't~rri,.ny.

The Anderson *choOi board will
cJ'v' ne next l'rtay for it's Jun"
meeting, ;hiS being III" day for the
frsuiar monthly session of III" body.
- this meeting the board will hear
'h' lvpUris from thc various schools
.ln: Will consider the work done in
lrLcrsCn's institutions during the scs-
son. which closed Friday The most
IL '"rtant matter To be taken up at
this meeting is tho selecting Of one
moro teacher for the high school.
Wlicn this instructor is secured the
faculty for the mex, session will be
complete. superintendent Mci':nts
'lys that there are a number of APP
k.icaticn: Tor the position and The
board will iav" Il hard time making
Il clcicc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Another Jcwelrr
srri,rd Yesterday,

II. J. Shaefe arrived in the riiy YES
tcrdAN 10 accept IL position with Wal
ter u. l<"eSc u Co. one OF Anderson
.rSi known jewclry firms. Mr.. ShHfer
comes to Anderson from Decatur. Ind.
and VIII I'LL the position with Mr..
Nccsc OF Matchmaker and rngravcr.
lie Is said To be an expert in this line
Of business ana The work he has al
10 Idy dO;,r since ',e reached Anderson
has ben fine. Mr.. Slacier il Il young
man OF pleasing address and he will
doubtless make many fricnds in An
durson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Sacred Concerts At
North Anderson To-day.

a series OF concerts for Sunday af-
tcrnOOns during the summer months
will be inaugurated at North Anderson
this afternoon. Music will be furnished
Cd by the md Regiment Band and will
E"'-':n promptly at 4:l5. Oniv sacred
II will be rendered. and the repu-
tatiOn Of the band will insure IL large
crowd. Mr.. Liniey announces that
plenty OF comfortable seats will bc
arranged for the crowds and ice water
provided for those who attend. Cars
'"i!l run every half hour leaving the
;,rnarc nn .hr hour and half hour
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
The Reunion Ball.

The reunion ball. tho social event
OF the week WAS danced Thursday
evoning In Maple Hall. The Hall
was claborately decorated with red
and white. and an immense crowd
watched the first part of the ball,
which was devoted to the veterans.
Con. league led the Confederate
Grand March with Miss Alberta
Bland OF Aiken. This was followed
by the Southern Square Dance. 4
number Of the veterans dancing with
the sponsors and other girls. The re-
union March and the Veteran Specinl
completed this part Of tho program
Nineteen card dances and u number
dancers.
The First Regiment Band furnish
ed the music for tho AFFAIR Sand
wiches and punch were servetl
throughout the evening. The spon-
sors. visiting and home girls dancing
woro: Miss Lima Dobey. Aiken. Miss
Cleo de I.artigue ROthrock, Aiken,
Miss Lucy Lyon. Spartanburg. Miss
Annie Rothrock, Aiken. Miss Alberta
bland, Aiken, Miss Hester Brewer
Douglas. Ca. Misses Dial and Todd
Of Laurens, Lydia Sherard, Williams
ton. Lois jackson, Iva. Bessie Hunter,
Fendleton, Martha Bonham. Chile
S:oan. Clemson. Anna Tribble. Weeza
Gilmer. Jessie Browne. Caroline
Vance. Linda Thompson. Floride Har-
ris, Vina Patrick. Lorena Cummii,gs
May Ligoh and Louise Thornley,.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Yr. WEIGH Catches
.thrther 'P0SSum.

Mr.. y. l.. Wclch is achicvoing quite
reputation in his community as Il
hunter Of 'pcssums. Mcr Wclch lives
Cn last fr street, and while this is
in the heart OF the city he enjoys
aplci;Gid sport catching 'possums in
his little steel trap. Asked how he
could account for the presence OF
these animals; in the city. Mr.. Wclch
si''o! that The close proximity to the
Eriiacy Lumber "ard doubtless was
tic cause az the piles of lumber fur
niSi,Hi shelter and protection.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Auction l'nrty.

Migs Caroline Elizabeth Vance on
tortaincd Saturday afternoon ut hcr
home on Church Street with Auction
in honor OF her house guests Misses
Lalla Mac Dial and Mary Todd. or
Laurons. Mrs. william Banks and
Miss Luta Smith met the guests at the
door and invited them into the living
room whore Miss Vance. Miss Todd.
Miss Dial. Miss Sara Hayes and Miss
Jessie Browne received.
Card tables were placed in the Nv
ing room and library for the players.
AZ the conclusion o: the games n
Corcage bouquet OF sweet peas was
awarded for tho highest score and the
honOrees were presented with dainty
bits or lingerie.
Miss Vance served her guests salad
course. The following girls were in
vited to meet the honorees: Misses
Weeza Giimcr. Linda Thompson. Hes
tor Brewer OF Douglas. Ga. Ella Mac
Cummings. jamie Hamlin. Vina Pat
rick, Floride and Gene Harris. Mar
tha Bonham, Kathleen Norryce Eu-
nice Russell. Marie Scyht. Carrie
Gray.
One of the most delightful of the
seasons receptions was held Friday
n!Ght at the school building on West
Market street. The occasion was the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
saturday Was
Ntir Dull llNy.

Yesterday was about the duliest day
from business standpoint that An
Garson merchants have experienced in
Soms time There were almost no visit
ar" in the city for the day ami he
sales last night were far from sHiis-
facicIy. II is the general opinion tha :.
almost everybody in the couu,y cane
10 Anderson either on Wednesday or
Thursday. while the reunion WIS in
.'rrcr:S.. az. did not care to m.'.. tll.'
t-p ia yesterday. The mcrt t'.r'.,s
:" the c.ty arc planning specia' bar
gains for next Saturday and 1t should
p:Cv1 tO L. a banner day
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
ir. Watson Is
TO Move Here,

DIR. J. +. Watson. we'll known
physician of IVA is preparing to move
10 Anderson ad will locate here for
the practice Of his profession. Dr.
Watson has hcen at Iva for a number
Of years and is one of the best known
men in the county. Hc yesterday pur-
hased from G. Eugene Tribble his
place on Calhoun street and will move
his family here ut an early date. MIR.
Frbbc las bought Il lot in North An
derson and plans to erect Il pretty
home there ut an early date.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
MR.. CARTER
| MAKES STATEMENT
Candidate From Ward Six for AL
derman Gives Views on Public
Questions

x. l.. Carter who is candidate for
Alderman from ward G, has furnished
The lntclligcnccr with ti.c following
statement of the position he takes ON
matters pertaining to his ward. and af-
frcting his people upd the city. re r
ally, MIR. Carter. whbse card !N IL
issue. has been a jealous worker, and
his record will show that he has striv-
en- To serve his people to the best of
his uEaility.
His statement follows:
| desire to submit the =. following
statement for tho consideration OF the
voters in ward 8:
l. am opposed to the collection nf
sanitary tax anywhere in the city. The
resident having sewerage does not pay
this tax. and I do not feel that 1t is
right for those who do not have sew
erage to Ee thus taxed.
2. am in favor Of tho city taking
charge of the streets in ward 6. and
kcp!ng them In good condition or III ;is
good condition as any other streets III
Anderson. ,ftF
Other matters, / expect to discuss
In the campaign. My record for tho
| two years have served as alderman
OF ward 6. is open to the inspection Of
any person Interested. ! stand upon
the record made. and ask to be re-clcc-
ted. assuring tile voters that 1 shall
continue to safeguard their interests
as l would my own.
Respectfully,
F.. L. Carter,
Candidate for Alderman ward G.
Heavy Sentence.
First Caddie-That old gent is Ii
judge In tho Ugh court.
Second Caddie---Then all can sas'
is that II he's Judge g gives 'isself
lot Of ard labor.--London Thtlcr.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Dr. G.. =. Patrick Died
In Charleston.

Mrs. J. P. Trowbridge is expected
to return to the city today from
Charleston where she was called some
timc ago on account Of the serious ILL
ness OF her father. Or. G.. a. Patrick.
Or. Patrick died last Tuesday morn
Ing. He was 60 years OF age and is
survived by his wife and four chill
dreE Accompanying Mrs. Trow-
bridge to Anderson for a short stay
will be Mrs. Patrick. Miss Rita Pat
rick and Casimer and G. 8. Patrick.
Jr.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Prominent Farmer
Is Critically Ill.

ID. X. Simmons, prominent farmer
of Martin township. is critically i'll at
mis- home in that section and grave
fears arc heing entertained for his
recovery. Mr.: Simmons is said To be
suffering from an attack of typhoid
pneumonia. the second he has had
within the last three years, and his at
tending physician is much concerned.
Tic has friends in all parts Of the
county and these will hope that he
may soon begin To recover.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
blOti0n Pictures
Here This Afternoon.

The mangcr of the Palmetto theatre
has consented to the use of his theatre
for this afternoon by the Associated
Charities of Anderson and from
o'clock th:S afternoon until night pic
lures will nd shown in the fight being
waged by the Red Cross on tubercu-
losis. Anderson people will learn
much about conditions existing In
scme parts of the world and will see
what great work is being done IN
the fight on the white plague"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
i'"Int. Commissioners
HGld Session Tuesday

IL, Anderson county coml:n:;.ion-
". WI hold the regular month";?
h..,;ir: T'l"stlay in the office q. tnr
county supervisor. The first Tuesday
- set asid" az the day for this body
to mrct. 1t is understood that the
business considered tomorrow will be
entirely routine and there is little Of
any ilnpOrtanc" TO be discussed
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Elks Home Will
Soon BE Finished.

The magnificent home being erected
by Anderson lodge B. p. O. E, No. 1906
on the corner OF Sharpe and McDuf-
fie streets will soon be completed. 1t
is stated by those in charge OF the
work that they expect. to finish the
building and have 1t ready for occu-
Fancy not later than June 10. The
stata association OF Elks comes to An
dcrson on June 1918 and 1t is hoped
that the building can be completed by
that time. Handsome furniture has
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
i'uliRi,in Service
WIT IS;guI ';'nLny.

l'ul,n:an sri VICE over the Piedmont
anG Northern lines from Spnr.unburg
t. Atlanta vii be inauguratc i,uay.
Anderson people are we'll pleased over
the fact that this service Is to be
provided at all but they would have
vastly preferred having the Pullman
direct from this city to Atlanta. AS
the arrangement is planned the car
VIII, run over the p. & n. from, Spar
ianburg to Greenville. from there to
Green wood and will then be attached
IL tho Scaboard and on on into At
iat:a. This will be great conven-
icEcc for the travelling public.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
SLOW Recovery
For Mr. Ashley.

Anderson people will regret to learn
thar Hon. j. w. Ashley who was pain
fully hurt Il few days ago by il fal!
from his door step. is not recovering
;,s rapidly as had been hoped. While
Mr.. Ashlcy's condition is not deemed
serious. his friends had hoped that
hr would he out by this time and able
to attend to business. Sheriff joe NJ
, III. Ashley left yesterday afternoon to
spend sunday with his father at ilonci
Path
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Plentiful Supply
Of The Beverage

Anderson policemen evidently he
iieve that if you cant see IL thing it
ia best to smell it out. Yesterday Two
Of them detected very suspicious
odor around the premises of Pat Gil
lam. Il white man. and they proceeded
TO investigate. They discovered Is
pint. of the OH be joyful and took the
beverage in hand, bringing it TO tho
police station. Gillian has not been
arrested.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Rev. Martin VIII
.inIlr;lr tNIliIilt.

The services at the First Baptist
church tonight will be Very interesting
and doubtless the congregation will
bc .Irger than usual. 1t has been an
nounccd that Rev. o. l.. Martin will
occupy the pulpit of this church to-
night and he will attract Il large con
grcgation. The services are to start
tonight III sac o'clock and special
music will be rendered
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Informal Reception.

Wednesday evening at I,ucna Vista
i'arl just after the musical program
of the Reunion was completed. Il de-
lightfui informal reception was given
Light refreshments were served by
the members o. the Civic Association.
The Orr Mill band furnished the
music for the evening.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
ay's Daily.J
anderson BE-! VIII
(:rlsllIntc 'i'nnlurrnM.

Anderson people have received in
vitationS To The commcnccncrt cAcr-
ris"s OF the University of Maryland
which will take place in the Lyric
theatre III Baltimore tomorrow. lIar-
-: l.. Todd, Il well known young An
dr:son man. is TO be graduated from
The College of Pharmacy uf the in
ati.':.icn and several friends and rela-
tivcs vi the young man from Anderson
will probably be in Baltimore for the
event,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Governor Has
InrtlOncd Vernon.

Dispatches from Columbia yesterday
said that Governor Blcase had granted
q pardon to ]. II. Vernon. convicted
In Anderson county last January on a
charge Of larceny and sentenced to
serve one year On the chaingang. 1t is
said that there are several other
charges yet TO he brought aginst Ver-
non but II Is not known whether any
action will be taken.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02

Friday evening the unmarried men
te Rose Fill Club gave delightful
dance In honor OF the sponsors and
visiting girls. The one step and
hesitation were enjoyed iorm nine
till one. Delicious shcrbert WAS scrv-
ed during the evening"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
SOCIETY

liams Of Virginia. Miss Williams
and Miss Major were class mates ut
Hollins and the daisy the class flow
CIR. was used In decorating. The hos
, tess was assisted in entertaining her
guests by Mrs. John Vines and Miss
Floride and Gone Harris. A delicious
salad course was served.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Fnrner IL In
Critical. State.

Planters in tho city yesterday from
the Ncalc's Creek section brought the
news that q. W. Webb. Il well known
planter Of that section had suffered
stroke of paralysis. While some
hope is entertained FOR his recovery it
is said that his condition is critical
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02

been purchased for the home and the
ElAH i-om other cities will be surpris-
ed when they see the magnificent
place in this city.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Could See No Use for II.

Small Son (aftcr his father has
missed the golf ball for the sixth time)
What's the little white ball for. pa
pa ?--Exchange.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Reception for Visitors.

Thursday evening from eight till
nira- thirty. thu pariors of the Hotel
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
\ MRS. Duncan Honored.

1Sre, Duncan OF Aiken who is tho
guest OF Mrs. D. A. Leadheter was
the honoxee Thursday morning when
s.Mfs.Bennett Valentine entertained
with a bridge luncheon.
After So number OF interesting rub
s'bers Mira. Valentine served the fol-
apMing guests tempting hot lunch.
5tS Ledbetter; Mrs. Duncan, Eirs. A.
a{s warmer Mrs. Rhett Parker. Mrs.
srnest Cochran, Mrs. Sam Prince and
;s;ss ;Ssss rs q: e. Hcward.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
fant.Browa.

syS2ss Mr.. and Mrs. Nevil FAINT
Ss announce the engagement OF their
daughter
'ss 81 Mae Newt
4 ,;sssSfi ~ tasi,sy sySi ~ < + 81 to
81 81 3 E..r. Joel e. Brown
ethe wedding to take place June the
& ssS 10th
:as,ss Baptist Church
ySs;ssifsi - Walhalla, 8, G..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
sNEisa Willians.

81 a; ziss BesEte Major entertained two
doxen friends tuesday afternoon in
|QI1y M her pests Miss BESSIE VIII
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-02
Reception for Graduates.

L Z MOhday afternoon The Faculty or The
Andorson College entertained in hon
spr OF the graduating class.
s Several members of the Junior
sElass met tho callers ut tho door and
Invited them into tho parlor where
the faculty and girls received.
,S From the parlors the guests werc
invited to the beautifully decorated
acolonade where fruit punch and
waters were served by Miss Murray
asBisted by the Junior Glass.
~ - Card Afternoon.
ssas Tuesday afternoon the rooms 0i
Stho Rose Hill Club were opened to the
card players. A number OF interest
sinE SubSers were enjoyed after which
ftGa and sandwiches were served.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31
CAT a HIGH JUMPER.

Ry Associated Press
LONDON. Dec 30 During the fight
la which the armed liner camania
sank the German commerce destroyer
cnp Trafalgar the ships cat on the
cartnanla brolr various worlds rcc-
ords In spirits and hish Jumps WRITES
member of the crew ta friends Ia
London
''1'he old cat didn't seem 10 know
what to make 81 a" says the letter
he WIS on ordinary occaaions a lazy
kind of cat. and spent most ~ his
time hunting sunny corners for sleep
l.ut when the firms commenced. he
covered The whole ship llko % streak
from forcrHHtle head 10 stern on deck
ANA below, trying 10 climb masiH and
scramble mp the funnel and every
time "a gun was fired. he would jump
~ IN the air as hish as the tops -
the freight b0pas II was some time
after the fight before he quoted down
To- his nld habits bus we VIII match
him against nny other cat IN the world
in hts peculiar Kind ~ athletics"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31
ATHLETIC DIRECTORS
GEr TnaEIHE

CHICAGO. ~, Dec. se.-Thsce hsw
GATHERINGS ~ college athletic directors
end today their three. day meetings.
when the Soei.ty 81 Directors "
Physical Education Ia Colleges held ita
annual meeting the Athletic re.
search Roclety. and the National Col.
lsRiate Athletic Association are tho
other two organization who are hold.
lng their annual meetings The defini-
ton " an amateur which n to-day 90,
eupYinE the explanatory powers u all
rportdem, has Come up for The college
directors 10 solve The honor. code IN
sports the adaptation Of athletic work
Tor college boys and Rlrls. aud the or
ganlzptlon ~ all sports under control
of central body were also subjects
Of addresses.
bean i.aliaron II. briggs 81 Harvard.
Prof. g.. WI Savage Of obeflln. and
Prof FRANK AnKoll " LELAND stanford
Jr.. University, are among THE spoak-
crs. AT t0days finAi meeting, pr. j. a.
Naismith o. the University ~ Kansas
presided. fin. ~ the most interesting
phAtes 81 sport discussion today waa
whether sports may he made helpful
ia the international cancellation move.
nlcnL Il ~ae declared that The ol,yn,-
pic games had bred morc good win
among The nations ~ the world than
many more preteniious gatherings of
international bodies
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31
KRupps INCREASE CAPITAL.

RERIdN. Dec. 3d. Tho first pay.
ment on the additional capital Tor the
big Krnpp gun WORKS ~ EHEen will be
mada tomorrow. A. uEual the Krnpp
family VIII take up the new stock The
increase ~ capital IN accustomed ny The
heavy demand for war material and
blR guns 10 meet the German emery
cncy The capital ~ the krupp com
pany was Is million msrkr, and Nv 10
be Increased 20 80 million marks, o.
see 500. 900. Part Of the new hnbEcrip-
ton 70 be paid In tomorrow. The a..
rcetors also decreased the dividend
this year from ~ 20 ~ percent They
nave designed million marks toward
the relief ~ soldiers families million
10 the employers furloueh fund and
one million marks 70 the employees
pension fund