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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-23
GAYETY.
'.Girls of the Moulin Rouge"

"Girls OF the Moulin Rouge.
1.-THE Girls of the Moulin Rouge" in a
two-act musical burletta, Astounding in
real fun, interpreted with snappy music.
Is the attraction this week at the Ninth
Street Burlesque House.
The show is an ultra-modern buries-
que entertainment. whose excellent
comedy begins with In Wrong" where
Frank Burt in German get-up gets in
wrong many times and keeps the au-
dience laughing continuously at his many
entanglements. Burt is best as the lead
err of his band. the most eccentric and
lGdicrous company of musicians seen for
many day on any stage.
The second act is styled The Rajah
Bum" picturing an East Indian Palace
where Burt and his partner Walter Yer
non. the Irish comedian of the first act.
are bogus Rajahs. and 1t is in this scene
that the hilarious aggregation Of pretty
girls are very active.
The chorus is a bunch of young and
pretty girls of requisite nimbleness and
sprightliness. Flossie McCloud Is the
real hit Of the show. measured by the
amount of applause given to her dane
ing and singing of an original type. She
is distinct favorite and the real big
bright spot in the company. Red" Mar
tin, Hughie Bernard, a good black-faced
man: Laura Houston. a vivacious Gaby
Delys type. and Amy Allyn. contribute
a goodly portion OF the merriment that
made the show entirely successful.
The long list of song numbers are all
so tuneful and lively that 1t would be
unfair to single out any of them for
special mention. The show is a pleasing
agglomeration Of the essential elements
Of successful burlesque offerings, snappy
music. swift-movinG fun and stunning
chorus. which directs the announcement,
"A Big Show
As an added feature to the Wednesday
night performances wrestling bouts will
be given.
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UNCLE SANS WORKERS
ASKED TO DROP CASH
Donation Week to End with Federal
Day" Today-Proceeds of Yes
terday's Work. $500.

In an effort to bring the Donation Week
campaign to a record-breaking finish to-
day. the little collection boxes used in
the business section will be placed in all
the government departments. and the
thousands Of Uncle Sans employees. who.
because Of their hours. have not been
able to aid in the campaign. will be asked
to give their mite.
1t was stated last night by a menu
Der OF the committee In charge Of Fed
eraI Day. as today Is to be called. that
the proceeds Of today's collections will
not 20 exclusively to the Florence Crit
tenton Mission. as reported The money
will go into the general fund unless as
signed by the donor to some particular
charity. Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett IL
chairman Of the Federal Day commit
tee.
The feature of yesterdays work was
the contribution by Miss Margaret Will
son Of the choicest flowers In the White
House grounds. tied in little punches
with red. white and blue ribbon Miss
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BELASCO.
"a Pair of SfXes."

"A Pair of Skies" Edward Peple's
hilarious farce, is playing return en-
gagement at the Belasco Theater, this
week. and the large audiences at the
two performances, yesterday afternoon
and night, afforded ample proof that the
people of Washington who like good.
clean fun, are making up for what they
lost by not attending more numerously
on the first presentation. "A Pair Of
Skies" is the quaintest conception that
ever found Judgment in the gray mat
ter of a playwright, and in the working
out of that conception there has been
displayed the utmost ingenuity to drive
the absurdity of the whole thing home
to the spectator with sledge hammer
force. There is not a dull moment from
first to last and 1t Is a specific for the
misanthropist who would laugh II he
could find something to laugh at or
about. As for normally constituted hui
mans they sit for three hours and grin
and guffaw and roar.
George B. Nettleton and T. Boggs John.
sole proprietors Of the Eureka Digestive
Pill Company, are each firmly convinced
that he is mainly to be credited with the
success of their joint enterprise. and their
Individual efforts to assert their respec-
tive pre-eminence furnish the larger
share Of the amusement. 1t finally comes
to this that their mutual jealousy i'm
pels them to the desire for q dissolution
of their partnership. but this Is pre-
vented by their lawyer, who suggests that
they shall play a game Of poker. the
winner of which is to be the servant Of
the other partner for one year. T. BogEs
Is the loser. but through the inventive
genius of his sweetheart. Florence Cole.
Georges wife Is made furiousiy jealous,
and the ENHANCEMENT resolves into =
peaceful and all around satisfactory 40.
luton.
Some changes have been made In the
cast since the play was frst seen here
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MAJESTIC.
Grieyes' BurlesQucrs.

Refined burlesque is what John Grieves,
who might be termed as one of the ''old
boys" is putting on at the Majestic this
week. Mr.. Grieves has just taken the
management over and promises to bring
the house back to it's old standing. the
same as it was when 1t was the Bijou.
The. first of the two burlettas offered
is Jimmy Valentines Pals in which
the troubles OF two thieves. namely John
Grives and Bob Alexander. are told. The
second is THE New Servant taken by
Bob Alexander and shows his experience
when he applies for a job which he did
not want.
Elva Grieves is dainty and charming
and sings a number OF well received
songs Katherine Stowell has a voice
that pleases every one and received re-
peated encores last night. Trixie Sual
gives a clever dance speciality. and Ada
Field is just the cutest Of maids.
The men Of the company, who are
equally versatile. are William Fisher,
Carlton Beal. Louis Combs. and Leo
Pagan. Friday night Tony Bernard will
wrestle "Bulr' Montana in an every
thing goes, finish match.
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last September. but they make. if any
thing. for a still greater enjoyment
Ralph Herr and Mark Smith are the con-
tending partners: Mary Harper is seen
as Sally Parker, their stenographer
Richie Ling poses as their lawyer; lone
Bright is seen as Florence Cole. the
ingenious sweetheart: Ethel Jackson as
Mrs. George B. Nettleton: Marion Ballou
as Goodies. maid-of-all-work; William
Dixon as the Office boy; Robert Smiley
as Krone. the Ibookkeeper; Stanhope
Wheatcroft. jr.. as Tony Toler. the
salesman; Walter Allen as Mr.. Apple
gate. and Edward Mack as the shipping
clerk This constitutes as fine an agGrc-
cation of comedians has been seen
here this or any other season.
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They ALL Celebrated
WASHINGTON'S Birth
Namesake in Tolls as a Thief and
Patrick Tevnam Had a
Wild Night.

New York. Feb. 22.-Telling the story
about the cherry tree isn't the only
way to celebrate George Washington
birthday. Below are a few other meth
DDS which cropped out during the last
twenty-four hours:
George Washington was arrested in
Brooklyn as a common everyday thief.
He was caught coming out of a build
ing carrying a suitcase which, he said.
was full of whitewashing tools. but the
contents turned out to be lead pipe and
brass fittings. Yes, George is black.
A patriotic SouthdoIyn eve in the
sheep fold of Central Park celebrated
the day by presenting the city with a
pair of twin lambs-the first arrivals of
the season.
Miss Catherine Philips came TO the
city to spend George Washington
birthday. and made a thorough job of
it by stopping at the Martha Washing
ton Hotel. Shortly thereafter she fell
down stairs and broke her left leg.
\ well-dressed man sauntered up to a
crowd of poor standing around the Straus
milk depot in City Hall Park, and an
nounced his intention Of celebrating the
day by throwing coins for the crowd to
scramble for. He did it and narrowly
escaped arrest as a lunatic.
The widow and sons of the late Ran
dolph Guggenheimer celebrated George
washington's birthday by giving a fried
chicken dinner to 1000 newsboys.
While placing a flag in front OF his
home. in commemoration Of the DAY, Eu-
gene Wallace lost his footing and plunged
thirty-five feet to his death.
Joseph Daley. of Newton. n. J.. cele-
brated the day with a party so joyous
that during it he smashed 500 in!aid
cane.
A school boy celebrated the day by
turning a guinea pig loose in Broadway.
thereby causing several hundred "broil-
ers" and 'fiappers" who mistook it for
a new kind Of rat, to try and climb the
walls of the skyscrapers.
Patrick Tevnam. twenty-eight. started
out to celebrate with the boys, but wound
up in a police cell. During the course
Of his celebration he went to sleep and
companions blacked him up with burnt
cork. A policeman laughed at him and
Patrick promptly tried to chew or the
officer's ear.
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B. f. KEITH'S.
Refined Vaudeville.

One of the youngest. il not the young
est. of the stellar steppers. Joan Sawyer.
flashed into instant favor with two big
holiday audiences at B. F. Keith's yes
terday and last night
Assisted by John Jarrot their roper.
toire Is q novelty that would be hard
to beat. They open with the aeroplane
waltz. an airy dance with puzzling terp-
sichorean spirals. Then comes the
Three in One" a smoothly whirling
series of evolutions. THE Congo Tango
Drag" weird sort Of thing. follows the
Maxixe and concludes the performance.
Miss Sawyer is attractive in her gown OF
black and jet and dances with serpentine
grace.
Co-starring on the bill with Miss Saw
yer Is the ever-welcome Trixie Friganxa.
who knows how to tickle the disabilities
Of the most sedate. With her comic con-
spirators. r. B. Carman and Jimmie Fox.
Miss Friganza offers burlesQue that Is
refined. although exuberant. She Possesses
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GERMAN and Wife ON
TRIAL AS CONSPIRAT0RS
Wealthy Couple Charged with Irving
to Help Teuton Officer Out
of Canada.
SPECIAL To The Washington Herald

special To The Washington Herald.
Toronto FEB. 22.-Defended by three
Oh the ablest lawyers in Cansd. n
prominent local German couple, Emil
werlich and his wife, Hedwig. were
placed on trial here today in the Grim
maj Asslzes before Chief Justice Sir
william Mulock, on a charge Of con-
spiracy to help Arthur Zirzow. a lien
tenant in the German army, out of
canada. to give information to the enc
my and TO trade with the enemy. The
maximum penalty for this offense in
Canada is imprisonment for seven
years. The court room was packed all
day.
The sensation of the day in the evil
dence was the admission by the chief
witness. Zirzow, late in the afternoon.
while being examined by f. A. Du-
Vernet. the prosecuting attorney, that
the statements he made in the local
police court at the preliminary hearing
about three weeks ago and implicat-
ing the Nerlichs were mostly false"
Zirzow stated he had been in Canada
about a year, that he had received his
education at the Engelrs War School in
Germany. and that at the school he had
won several war maps as prizes.
At the preliminary hearing Zirzow had
stated that the Nerlichs had offered to
supply him with money to go to Ger
many to enlist. had discussed with him
the ways and means of returning, and
the route to take. Today he said that
Nerlich never discussed these matters
with him.
The early part of today's session was
occupied with the reading Of letters re-
ceived by Mrs. Nerlich from Germany
since the outbreak of the war. which let
tiers proved to contain little Of value from
the legal viewpoint.
The trial Is attracting wide attention
owing to the position the Nerlichs &C.
cupy here. Emil Nerlich Is head of a
wholesale fancy good business.
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Wardrobe Trunks.
Anniversary Special Price,
SOS each.

Full size Wardrobe Trunks.
canvas covered and fiber bound !;
strongly made in every partlcu-
lar; steel clamps and fine brass
lock. The interior is neat and
practicaI-cloth lining, double
bar hangers and five drawers.
Roomy, convenient and high
grade
The best Wardrobe Trunk
value obtainablc.
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Women's Trimmed Hats.
Anniversary price, $500 each.
Made by Our Own Milliners.

This is really an exceptional Of
fering; the quality is very unusual
for the low price, and the styles
far above the average.
STYLES-Satin-a nd-straw and all
straw. with flower. ribbon and
feather trimmings.
SHAPES-Large and small sha pes,
in close fitting and sailor effects
COLORS-White. black, red. green,
sand. blue and brown.
Third Aoor-F It.
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Colored Dress Goods.
Anniversary price, 7sc yard.
Regular $I.so Quality,

Imported Silk-and-wool Scin-
tella Fancies-a fine, lightweight
and easily draped spring fabric,
in wide assortment of fashion
able colors. suitable for house and
street wear-Belgian and navy
blues, heliotrope, wistaria, purple.
taupe, brown. black-and-white and
bordeau. The quality and weave
has everything in its favor.
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BLOCKADE INEFFECTIVE;
GLOOM SWEEPS BERLIN
Travellers Say Small Success Against
British Shipping Has Caused
Discomfort in Capital.

London, Feb. Am Exchange dis
patch from Amsterdam tonight states
that German travellers from Berlin de-
clare the capital u gloomy over the COM
para,ively small success OF Germany's
blockade.
The plan to establish a naval base At
Zeebrugge 10 reported 20 have been absn-
dor,cd ow.ng to the danger Of lombard
ment by British airmen. Recent aerial
raids by the British over Zeebrugge
shovel the plan to be impracticable. The
Kaiser also also abandoned his plan to
visit Cuxhaven.
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Boys New Refers.
Anniversary price, S3.o5 each.
Regularly $500.

Spring-weight Reefers of Sc
lectcd all-wool materials in the
smart, plain box-htting and Nor
folk models. The materials are
blue serge. black-and-white shep-
herd plaids and neat gray and
tan mixtures, in new spring
STYLES. Well made and perfect
fitting. Sizes 2I to 10 years.
Very special value at 1895 each.
Third foor-rcnter,
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china C0NFERS WITH NATIONS,

sends Details of Demands to Lon
don. Paris, Petrosrad, Warrington.
London. Feb. e2.-The correspondent
& the Daily Telegraph at Pekin cables
follows:
AS some confusion appears to exist
II the minds OF many people. j am in
position to state categorically that
,hina on Tuesday last placed conf
tsntially the fullest details Of all the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-23
Mirrors and Pictures.
Colonial Mirrors, SI.oo each.
Regular $2.oo Quality.

These Mirrors are in the Sx29
inch shape. with antique gilt frame:
the actual size of the glass is 6X1S
inches, and at the top Of each one is
fitted a coIored print. size 6xS inches.
The subjects include copies of the
best masterpieces.
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MISSION TO SELL STEW.
Bread Also VIII he Sold Two Loaves
for Nickel.

Beginning today. the Gospel Mission.
"a John Marshall place. will serve vege-
table stew ito go out" Enough to make
q meal for three persons will be sold for
10 cents.
Superintendent Kline, Of the mission,
also announces that he has made ar
rangements with certain bakeries to re-
ceive the bread which has been unsold
during the day. The bread will sell two
loaves for cents.
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Clothes Baskets. SSc each.
Much Less Than Regularly.

Very Strong Clothes or Wash
Baskets. in oval shape. and @1-inch
size. They are securely woven of
whole round willow. which gives
twice the strength and service OF
the snlit willow.
Fourth floor Il.
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Printed Cotton Crepes.
Anniversary price, 12Ac yard.
Regularly &c.

This is a fine. sheer fabric. in
ground colors of cadet blue, Bel
gian blue and navy blue, with
dainty Dresden or Dolly Warden
lowered designs printed in most
artistic and beautiful colors. We
believe it to be the best value
ever. offered in dress fabrics at
the beginning OF the season.
Second h,-or-G r
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Clothes Horses. 7Sc each.
Very Special Value,

Folding Laundry Clothes Horse.
made of fine lumber and built like
steps. so that clothes will hang sep
aratelv-one piece does rot hang
over the other.
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Hurricane Sweeps Valencia.

Madrid. Feb. 22.-lmmense damage has
been caused by a hurricane in the VAL
encia district A mast Of the Norwegian
steamer Argo was broken OF in the
harbor OF Valencia and severe damage
done to other vessels
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Cut Glass Tumblers, Ioc each.
Regular nc QUALITY,
Earthenware Cooking
Utensils.
Casseroles, SI.oo each.
Regular value, $I.so.

Best Quality Brown-and-White
Earthenware Casseroles. the lining
being of fine porcelain. set in
handsome heavy nickel frame with
ball feet and mahogany-fnished
handles
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Anniversary price. 12ILc ward.

White ,Mercerized Monte Suiting
very desirable for gowns. waists and
all outer apparel: - inches wide.
Second foor-Eleventh ST.
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White Goods.

Anniversary price. $3.50 piece.
Sheer English Nainsook: soft finish
and good wearing quality for under
wear and infants garments: Il
yards to the piece.
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Baking Sets. 3 dishes. $50 set.
Regular value, soc.

Brown exterior and white interior.
one dish in each size. 6. :. and s
inch comprising the set: new shapes.
A very attractive item.
Fifth foor-G s..
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Sheets and Pillowcases.

Sheets, Anniversary price, 75c ca.
Cohasset Sheets, of splendid quail
ity cotton. with three-inch hens;
size 90x99 inches.
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Colored Prints, CSC each.
Regularly $I.oo.

Attractive subjects mounted on
two-tOned mats and Enclosed in
IoxI.-inCh FURNISHED gilt frame of
hand-CarVed effect.
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Anniversary price, 75c pair.
Regularly $I.oo.

Women's Pure Ingram Silk Hose.
in black only. with double soles and
high spliced heels: sizes to 10; -
dozen pair in the lot.
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Pillowcases, Anniversary price,
IaILc each

Rival" Brand Pillowcases: size
45X36 inches: hemmed ready for use.
Second fupr-F St
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outstanding diplomatic negotiations at
the disposal OF the governments at
London. Paris. Petrograd. and WASH
ington.'
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Colored Prints, 68c each.
Regularly SI.oo.

CoIored Prints. in the most popu-
lar designs. inclosed IN beautiful
FURNISHED gilt frames. size 9Nl2
inches A really wonderful value.
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Housefurnishings.
Ladders, SIC each.
A Special Anniversary Price.

Made of clean. well-seasoned, Sc
Iected lumber. with wide steps and
shelf for nails and tools: steel
braced End bolted to prevent spread
ing and insure sturdiness and safe
ty. eft size.
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STUDENT FIRES ON OFFICIAL.
Boy Tries to Kill
Former Premier At OpOrtO.

Lisbon, Feb. Jose Silvas. a fourteen
year-old student, attempted to shoot Dr.
AIphonso Costa. the former premier. at
Oporto. yesterday. when the latter was
leaving on the train for Lisbon.
Silvas assumes all the responsibility
for his action. but the police believe he
had accomplices.
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Anniversary price, Isc pair.

so dozen Infants and Children's
Imported Fancy Colored Socks, in a
variety of patterns; sizes to SIs.
Main foor-G at.
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United States exports much lumber
to New Zealand,
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Woodward & Lothrop
New rk-WASHINGTON-Paris
A FEW OF THE MANY EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FROM
Our Great Anniversary Sale
Silks.

4o-inch-widc All-silk Broche
Charmeuse, in taupe, navy, wis
taria and black.
Anniversary price, $1.oo yard.
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Anniversary price, ssc yard.

36-inch-wide All-silk Washable
Messaline Brilliant. in light blue,
fesh-pink, nile, maize and lilac.
Desirable for waists, skirts, dane
ing frocks and kimonos.
Anniversary price, 8se yard.
Second foor-G St
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Charge Bank Head with Forgery.
Central City. KY. Feb. 22.-It was
stated by the authorities today that
forgeries Of at least $4,000 will be
charged against +. f. Gregory, presi-
dent Of the defunct Deport Bank. Some
Of the names forged were fictitious.
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3S-inch-wide All-silk CrinkIed
Broche Crepes, for evening and
house dresses; colors, lavender,
sky blue. Copenhagen, maize, pink
and light brown.
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Toronto now claims population OF
6o0AA
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Women's and Children's
Hosiery.
Anniversary price, asc pair.
Regularly CSC and soc.

Women's Imported Silk Isle Hose
in white, tan and black.
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Chidren's Stamped
Dresses.
Anniversary Price,

Anniversary Price,
45c each.
These Dresses are made of fine
white dimity, with blue and pink
striped belt and cuffs, stamped in
dainty designs for hand-embroidcr-
ing: they are entirely made up.
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Perfect Cut Glass.
7-piece Water Sets. $3.o5 each.
Regularly $500.

7-pieee Water Sets. $s.o5 each.
Regularly $500.
These Water Sets are OF clear.
brilliant and richly polished crys-
tai. cut in a very attractive design
floral effect: pitcher and 6
glasses.
Cut Glass Tumblers, 1oc each.
Regular 15c Quality.
Cut Glass TumbIers. one-third
less than usual They are in beau
tiful floral cuttings and splendid
variety. Water Tumblers, Grape
Juice Glasses. Ice Tea Glasses.
Bell-shape Tumblers, Highball
Glasses.
ONE OF THE BEST OFFERINGS
WE HAVE EVER MADE.
Fifth foor-G st.
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New Zealand is a heavy importer of
rice
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-05-06

Militia matters in South Caro-
lima are in excellent shape for a
court threshing.
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McLaurin Here Friday Night.

To a crowd estimated at 200
persons, Senator John L. Nc
Laurin, of Bennettsville, State
warehouse commissioner, spoke
from the stand in Confederate
Park Friday evening for an hour
)r more. Mr.. McLaurin was in
troduced by Mayor A. r. Neil
haney. Mr.. McLaurin confined
himself to a discussion of the
State warehouse system, adopt
ed at a special session of the leg
islature, explaining in a clear
and interesting manner the ad-
vantages to the farmer, banker
and merchant of the warehouse
system. He urged the farmers
of Fort Mill to get together and
erect a warehouse, saying that
building of 500-bale capacity
could be erected of corrugated
metal for something like $3.50.
Mr.. McLaurin addressed the peo-
pie of Gold Hill Friday afternoon
and stated in his talk that even
ing that he believed the farmers
of Gold Hill would build ware
house in the near future.
While in Fort Mill, Mr.. McLau-
rim was entertained in the home
of DR.. T. S. Kirkpatrick.