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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25

merIaser bes 1. 5iepitnents BET Goncp
sSsloilo genautt miro, foil I)ciite for.
ntell ieiner Bcitinnniuia iibcrgebgrl
iperoeit. Cine amerifanilfP 5Iagge
miro aiifac5oaen imc iic ipiro iueit-
bin liftbar fem. 9ie 5loggenbiiiiing
geifiebt lntcr cinem @eifhbinIlt.
Tertrcter offentlider aorperid)aften
1ino Sur IbeiInnbnlc OIL ben Seier.
litteiten eirgelaoen.
- Cine enfi5e glnSnbl SbeiIilebnier
siir 90 j1brlihen 8enernlperinnurb
lluta Der international Contention
of lhinicipnI electricians, bic Dellte
i'm !Sotel @ibion ibren 2Iniong
utnlnit, III bereits geitern eingetroi.
ZEN. 8eiteru abenb iano bereits ein
ofienIider Grlpiane i'm 9nHiaaI oeS
0oiel ejibion itatt, pcbei bon ltab:i.
ifen 9ednten loipie BON gertretern
Der gereinigung anipraden sebaIten
ioitrhen.
- lie stonuention ser geationnI
Sommiiiarp Wtanngers' gliiociation
bot aeitern I'M SoteI 0Sibion ibreu
!lnfnng genonunen unb ipirb bis in.
tliriibe Oonnerstoe oaneril Whlpor
SpisgeI io,pie Serr 2. R. Wfeper ala
8ertreter Der Snnoelsfmrliner uno
Der @tartontS' nnb Manufacturers
aiI entboten hen Bilfonuu Der
Gtaet imS ibrer aaiifmmtitid,ait. Gie
aonpenticn bat run6 500 9elegnten.
Die oielfah bon ibren 3amen begIel.
tet iiiio, nad) Der Gta6t aebrof)t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25

tuelbe BON Der SdiffsmannIfaft ss'
ipiinidi Ober benoibigt iDerbui mSsen
Ginsr Der bauptiGHIihiien artiiI IN
5dbat. Setretdr Daniels mar Der
2lnTi6i, Sab ni6t MIR bic bisber s.,
tduftsn Scrteu, foHbern AUDI cnbsrs.
biuiser,, bi. ~ebenfOsut- ieien, tn Dors
ratt asbaIieu fp,rosn foIItsn. (Sstrss
tar DdnisIs rauti febit Hibi). 60 g.s
It,db .s, aber bi. .5atits- butten nun
einmol ibreu 0eihmnf 70 ,ugdpisi
bab iie fat ausi6li.bIih bic ibnfn gu
idaenben Sorien, 5u bohereIi preiieu,
onitaii bic ebeniogut.n Sorien gu bill
Iigsren greiisu tdufisn, unb bic leg
teren tlieben aui aaee- Damn nsrs
iuflte man bic Methobs. ben Blan'
iad.n bi. unseipiinfbten Sorta In Der
WeiIe ;u pertauf.n, bab man aHoro.
nets. bic adufsr mdbttn nit ie fiinf
Uadten ibrer bslie5ten Sorie ie ems
Der nidt s.fuiinidten ritebr Dos
iuuro, aui einem Shiff oerfu6'. absr
nift lanae. Die Gofs aius cinfaf
ni6t: bic glauidd.u eriIdrten, iis ga
Ben ibr .iseueg Gelb aus nnb oamii
i6rnien r. .auisu, ipas iis spolt.n.
Inter dIltrbanb ioritiaen 4rti!ein. Die
ouf ben Shiffn porrditis Darn, .,
fanben f& S6uIbiitxr ,aaltneer. Bill
berrdbmen. off,nbar Bur Gfdrnads
bilbuna Der glaliiaden beitimmt- abtr
f, fanbtn ,eine aGufer. Die preii'
iputbeu enprm berabsfest, fanbtn
obsr ieIbIt All Sdlefosrprtifsn 'tin
9lbuebmsr. oyebt bai Elm. Snoeniar
2lufndbme itniiatfunben. unS bel ai,
fer Gel,aenbeit iisIte iid beraus. bag
unperidufIice arii.ei gum Werths Don
$1,000 pcrbaHbsu fiub. gJds nun sa'
nit aema6i fprbsn fou. erheut ni4i.
G6eniUlptnia. tpsr ben 9erIuit trdgsr
muB. gieleid3t ,5nnie nan cine Nut
iiou perunf.dlien unb oer SonertB
mdBt. bann I'm ndfiteu Budget oas
Deficit gutmutel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
0i.ersBe aebrs prof. aar

Uiegrgbegebre prof. Rail
aarfm aus Gppmbagal Der Gorihtr
unb 9ihter, Der tDdbrenb bes Frie'
aeg ;pteoerbcIt fem @eriidnontb fur
Seitidss @efen betunbe.s urro. nj,
man ipeib, Der btuitxu Sroni in
sfrarfr.i6 ,iir5Ii6 einsu Befu6 db'
iint.si,. ibeiIt I'm Derlauf feinsr Be
rifte in Der aopenbdsener 3eitung
,9uliiis.n" folsnrn. geobaftung nit:
or fab bi, Eruppn. bic be ittpers
Wnitrfdldd,t In Nr Gbdmpogne hiH'
Ter iih baiten unS ipra6 NIT idn,n.
.Gs mar linen. bi. bidtn Wtnter in
Der CHAMPAIGN. burdeemah. batter,
70 aeadnaen nj. ben pielsu Solbdier
SinSmbures unb wsad.Hfsus. Die Id
in Berlin unb dHberpGris gefproh:r
batt, Si, b1tim etfpas sslernt. mas
linen, lrie fie fiiblsn. ME ipieosr sss
nommtn iperben lam, ni6t pdtreHb
beg ari.ass, uita mad BEN arieas
iiberbuupt nidyt. 70 lana. fie le5en. I'll
I. .rtldrt,n re sigertlid gans eas
f.Ibt, Oh es MN bic b6hfteu Gffi'lsrs
cb.r eer s.mein, Marn. Oh e GebiI
bet. pb.r gans f6lidts asut. traren -
Der qrisq bate ols Der grcbs DEMO
frat ieSsm Ginaslnsn Sidtlbe eehrs
o.a,btn, bic Il. auh iOsuiasen nit
b,nIel6,B gDortm ansbriidi.n. Si.
iaqten: Gas iuiF.n mir bon nun ab.
bah es itbI.fthin nidts mshr cibt,
mas llum0glid,t,ii heibi. alIss lam
auseebali,n irtrb,n. ipenn man mub.
limb bunn qibi .s duh ni6ls. mas
g.biirfnifs beibi. Wlii .iueu lleins7
5tlud DoNsr uHb einem .i.intnStiid
9rot fann man unsIaublif lara, r,i
den. limb Sdnn fnb mir alefammi
NIT BEN 9obt 70 Dertraut aeporben'.
Dieie q.brsn, init bensn bi, Qer..
h,iml.brtn iptrbsn - 10 fiiat edrisn
udGibsn.lih hinsu - iino BON ,in.r
nod uuabieb5drn geoeuiuna fir bi.
Gnipid,Iuus. bic mad bem arisss
iommtn pirh".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25

1tdtt, fpel9e Elm edn3 beIonberes Srttes
reiie beaniprudt unb Don ben 0entId,s
alnerttdnern ipie ord bon ienen 9lmes
radnern, ipelde iib elm borurtbeiIss
treies urtbeil belpabrt baben, beIu6t
perben iolte. 8etdnntli6 1T OerrI
Sobn Srpan. Don Obio, in mebreren
artiteln, ipeI9e i'm .gnqllirer" erId)ie
men iinb, bafiir einsetreten, oub cine
QuianS 5pii9en ben Ser. Stoaten unb
Deuti6larb, ober pieImebr Elm SduB,
unp SruBbiinbnib, beiben 9latioren
sum 8Ortbeil sersi6en ipiiroe. Ridtsr
Greb. S. Soffmann BON Cincinnati
uno D. s, S9ulB. 9iSssQrdiiOsnt
Der gl6pciation, ioipie anbere pro-
minente Rebner, tperben 2Iripra.
den an Die 9eriammIung ridten.
0amen iino eIeihfaGs eingeIaOen.
Serr Sobn grpan lpirb anfpeienb Iein.
Der 6armer SEQ. Wsinsl uHo
oeiien Satin. nnbs Gldrppille, Camp
BED 60, pobnbuft. purben nabs Dem
oiesieitigen gnps Der Gentrulbriite Ou
burh, oab Elm quto nit ibrem 8agen
ioIIioirts, auf bas StrabsnpIIditsr &c.
f4leuoert uno perleBt. Der sSnbaber
oes 9lutps tonnte uidt ibsHtifi5irt per
ben.
Sm 9llter BON 63 'Sdbrer ftdrb
qeitern 6err Rtdldro u. OdpDtn in
ieinem SduIe, yio. 924 Yort StruBe,
Serr 0appen fam non &refeIb am
Rhsin mad ben Der. Stdaten unb bat
felt 35 Sabren bic StelIs zines gsiters
oss 9en5iger 9eI6dftes fir &ir6ene
glitter betlsibst. Gr binter!Gbt bic
trauerube Nittrpe unb elm, 2pater,
6rau WaItsr Wsd in Rem gott.
Sn einem 3eltlager na6e Siloer
9rope mar es porlsste Naat spiiden
mebrereu 5arbigen 81 elmer Raufsrei
estommen, nobel :. g. 8roabnaur ars
geblid auf fsinsn RaiIegenoFsn sefeus
ert babeu IoQ. grOobuaur lpuyoe ges /
tern BON Der gincinratitr qpIi5si rd6 .
Der bieiigen Sail esbraat. s. 6. 9ens
neD peIter cine Sdubpunbs I'm Irm
srbulten, fpuroe inter Der Gnildge BEG
6riebensbru6s osrbaftet urb gleit'
falls einseiperri.
- Trau Charles Sroeae Don 4ls'
cambria purbe anIGbIib ibrss Wie'
aenfeites opn ibren Sablreiben Jreuns
ben nit GIiidlpiiniden bebaht. BON
ipeI6e 'i6 sur SratuIus
tion eingeiurbsn battsn, iino foIaeubs
beionosrs gu sripdbnen: oerr uno
1Srdu syobn Sropp unb 5amilie; Serr
uno 6rau 9eorge Drpege uno 9irb.r;
9err unb 6rau Gus. Webe unb so6s
ter; 5ruu ellie 9sis unb 5Odtu;
0err unb i5rau Ssnrn 9rosgs uHo
sodter; 5srr unO 5rau SpbH MiLIer;
0err unb Jrau Deter Reinbarot u1o
Jumilie unb Serr unb Grau Greb
Rsinharbt unb Sobn.
- Sm pplBeigeritht bate Sam
5bdfer, ppn Np. 42O GbeitIrnt Strabe,
Jssen feline 9dttin bic QutIoee oes un'
,rbertIi6en 9stra9ns erbobeu. RAD
ZEN mebrsre 3eugen oerb0rt tporbsn
uaren, Grrberts iid plosIih bic Ss.ne.
srau Sbafer puros freigefproterL bds
sgen puroe Der antIGesr su $40
unb 3abIuns Der Geri4tss
pitsn perurtheiIt.
- Der Grousrperetr oer ep. Ct.
yobdnnes GemeiHbe peroritaltet am
oprnestas, ben 26. 9lasuf. fein.n
lusfiug mad 9eibeIbsrs, no sin Raj
eetrGnS9en abg.baIten tperben tptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
9ofal . 8eridt.
perisxaI'V eti,es.

6srr Gbarlts Sartfieb Dor
ofrpin, gaIImana u. Co., ipeid,er stpet
Bo6en lang in 4tIaniie Gitp mil
isiner SamiIie rsiIte, III aus ber
Somnsrfriibe 3uriitge!ebrt.
Serr lnb sSra, Gbeo6or O e c.
DING ieierten TN Salie oes Sdrpie.
geriobncs Serrn 8aIter s. Inft, 51G
Gurigbt 9Ipenuc luf griee Sill, BEL
better geiiiiger unb forperIid,er Sri.
ide Die acIoene ood3eit. Die fiini
ainber rabner nil ibren Ganrilien
an Der idlonen iysiar ttetI.
5err y. 3. 9uboete, Der friiber
nit ieinem 8ruou Ianse Sabre siu
S6nittpaarengetaft an Der Central
9lpenue unb Goat Strabe bsiri,b.
if geiiern Mfor9n in ieinsr Wobs
nung. 933 Solc;5orne aoeuis auf
prit. 5ia, i'm 4.ter upn 64 Sdbrsn
geitorben. giod,sn bas S6nitiipaas
rsngcf9Gft einstaaH9sn mar. mar 9err
gubbe,s I'm 9sr5terlnsse.fddft t5as
Zig. CT mar kfonOers in tatboIifhen
8,rsinstreifer cine febr be,dnnte Per-
i6nlibteit. Wii ser Diitrpe unb ben
Drei er1pofientu Rtnbern betrauert Elm
GROCER arsis ron Jrainben uub Be-
tannisn isir 6iuifeiben. Die getIe'
suna erfplat ON Sountrftos Wtprssn
i'm Ct. Hoiegbs WboufoI.um. nd6oem
In Der 81. ifamili. airde Elm fesrIi
des Soaam. ftattstfunben bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
gnSereu sinnes se,uorSsn.

D, SaftbefebI,, tpeIde srldnb'
Iteuer anleftor 8iaiann ge8en bie
Rdtauroteur. Mona gie unc SObn
gllueusr fpeaen gierpertaufs pbne i'm
gefb Der gunbesIiseus Al ieir, srs
ipirtt bate, finb suriidsesog.n por'
BEN. Die gsnannisn butien uur als
,qaenten" funeirt. b. g.. Fl. baitsn
sinem aunbm elne floide Bier be-
iorgi, mas bis ieei itattboft mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
DER Sauspaf6a

fgtau gum Sousbefiber): Sd mub
briHs.no I'M qb6ilis .riufxu; biH.n
een sap,teu itsdt stIss Doa linsfsis'
ftr!"
.5o, In Dr.iisufelsnameu. mas bas
ben Sis bintsr ben 9apeteu 81 ibuH2-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
qthrIinas. staIa

Grii.r S&uitglebrling tsu fstnsln
aOasgsn, beT ebsn pom Uleiiier Sitbs
bstOmm,a bait: .adBt Du Dir fcI6s
gebnnblung bsnn 10 rubig gsfousn?-
3psiisr aebrIing. ID flibIt mic
iiberbaupt iar ni6t seircffsn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
MIftteri 10 Q den

.gBO ipurit Du benn ben sunssn
Dag, 2lireg-
.qlnslogen 6eT@iieen; fpeibi Dst, Id
bcis mir ba immsr Miinfdx. bis mir
mssn @snB non hsz aaQsH Ghl<isa
dolW.s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-24
MASS For
nlEl TIRIl!s| lIIERl00l
WI 3 Held 1lsls Aftsrnoon 1,
ysip.lss Dr. g w. spil- 1
man o

- -
I'M the conft h0nse sc a::I3 6,eiook
this AFTERNOON Df 5. ~. snfsniaf,.
tleld scrstkl.y 6s the educational IN
stitutes of the Southern Baptiss en-
Eyehttcn, VII sHp Il I'd the MEN OF An
aefspts' his subject DelnE Laying
Down on tie Sob. Is : !.
Or, SpilIman IS one. oz tie best
known figures iis the Southern Baps
list S9nyenti0n and & ehariniar and
powerful speaker. He cciileS 10 An.
HerspH sinder the altaplGea of the
yDfsng ense Chslsiian Association.
= The meeting WIN he held Il fha
hour named SO sptt e of sscat her con.
dsfionn, be taest Whit filey may. The
Building viii ise tasde cc-1ifoftabIe
and efsF sthink vi bp FREQ. ms.
men of the comins fg6 e6rdiaiis
ift iied % atselid he eef
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-24
CONFER FEBRUARY 9 ON
DEMONSTRATION WORK
PROF. LONG AND SEcY.
WElALEYGo BEFORE DEL s. S
/ EGATloN AT COLUMBIA
$500 is WANTED
20 BE Used With Another Fund
Toward Placing Expert IN
This County.

10 confer with members of the An
sierson County delegation to the gem
erai assembly with reference to- an
appropriation. foc. agricultural DEM
bnstration work In Anderson County
fhis year. Secretary Porter A. gvphaIey
pr the local Chamber OF Commerce
hnd Prof. w. w. Long, State agent OF
fhe farmers cooperative work, with
headquarters at Clemson College. will
'be in Columbia on Tuesday, February
Mr.. WhaIey will go as the repre-
sentative ofthe Farmers, Union OF
anderson County. while Mr. Long
will 60 as the representatiy of the
farm demonstration work.
The matter OF securing from the
county delegation an. appropriation OF
some like $500 to be used with q fund
subscribed by Clemson College and
the United States department OF agri-
|cuIttire for placing ;n thisSc county an
horticultural exnort wa ained by
Prof Long at assFecent ineeting OF the
|GourtS 6sleRat ton in1 the court house,
held Tor the purpose os receiving pc.
titions from the public and sugges..
tions as to local measures. 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-24
IMPORTANT CHANGES
N COUNTY HIGHWAYS
NEW BRIDGE AND NEW
GRADE FOR ROAD AT
MAJORS MILL PLANNED
AT PENDLETON
Important improvements Are Be.
ing Made in Road to Glenn
son College.
PENDLETON

L Important changes and improve
Ilents in the public highway In the vi
cinity of Majors Mill, in Rock Mills
township, which will make this the
shortest and best route to Browns
Ferry. are now being made by county
convict camp No. 2.
The grade In the road at Majors
Mill is being changed. or rather the
road is being relocated 30 as to avoid
the steep grade that has existed at
that place. For distance of some-
thing like three-quarters of mile the
road is being relocated and a very
much easier grade afforded.
One of the biggest improvements
will be a new steel bridge over the
stream that runs by the mill. The
crossing will be moved about one
hundred yeards up the stream from
the site OF the present bridge and a
100 foot span bridge will replace the
present structure which Is 146 feet in
length.
County chaingang No. is at work
on the public roads near the town Of
Pendleton. Changes in grades are be-
ing made at several places in the main
road, and on the road leading to Glenn
son College a $50 foot span bridge is
being taken down and fill built In
Its stead. This bridge spans a Cry.
creek. To allow for the passage of
water through the old creek bed In
wet weather. q pipe line being placed
under theNHll.
At several points on the Clemson
College road, between Pendleton and
the Oconee county line. changes in
grades will be made. Owing to the In
clemency OF the weather lately the
road working forces have been unable
to do very much work toward car
rying out these improvements. but
the task will be completed at the
eaeliest possible date.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-24

around in the mud, .churning the good
old red clay almost to foam.
Unable to get out of the swamp un
der It's own power, artificial force
was brought into play, to assist the
machine. Two husky men. who had
been looking on, placed their should
ers TO the rear OF the truck and did
much grunting and some pushing.
There was another terrible upheaval
and the big old truck managed 10
pull off the trolley tracks. In run
ping over the rails the truck got
something of a downhill start, which
was too much for the mud 10 over
come, and she kept going.
The interurban car passed on. and
one standing on the sidewalk could
lo)k through the car windows and see
tie passengers. most Of whom were
strangers, having a great time laugh
ing at the sight Of the dismal swamp
right in the heart OF the city. fringed
on either border with expensive
Great White Way" lighting posts.
and a Chamber OF Commerce nearby
whooping II up as one of the best
cities this side Of Jerico.
Another Case.
An Anderson citizen coming In
from Bolton yesterday on an interur-
ban car was telling last night OF a
COMPENSATION which he overheard on
the part of two strangers who were
passengers on the same car. Az the
interurban train drew near the CIT
the men began looking out the win.
tiows and admirihg the generally
beautiful appearance of the city. AS
the car approached closer to the heart
lof the city the enthusiasm of the
strangers became greater. and this
continued until both of them express
ed strong desire to come here and
live.
About that time the car turned into
Main street and started for the
square. The men suddenly began
cTaning their necks and looking down
at the mud In the streets. The ex-
pressions that came over their faces
and the remarks they let drop when
they saw the mud-well. the former
couldn't be described In print and the
latter wouldn't look nice In print.
Suffice II to say. that when the car
came TO a stop in the square the two
strangers dismounted and walked
back along North Main street, until
they had gone beyond Earle sstreet.
just to get real good look and see
what mud really is.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-24
lCo,aaUell
No One Should Miss Opportunity
Of Hearing Gifted ozsor at
Anderson College.

.-ss;. ~: asc
this will probably be your last or-
Turtnnit zone of the RTetltest ora
fora America has ever udticed 3 y0ti
fnsfss 10 10 Aadersc5 coiieg9 next
futsgay night pr eanssell, J, " III his
iainiltahlc lactEfe On Acres OF Dle-
rinntlv. has ehermed America Tor
moro shan 4 general Ton. and lik swnnid
u S; "a t. = =
And do not srfEat &c bring Youe boy.
he needs It as - eii "a y0I. y And ne
viii not get, tired, nobody ever did
when Or. CoAwell was speal aling. 90
early. or sou tna have 70 stand,
Ticlsets on sale Mt I1yans' Pharmacy
No. 4. ssS.s q y = & ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-24
AERlE,RACKING Scene
N NORTH MAIN STREET
HAPPENING YESTERDAY AF-
TERNooN DREW TEARS
FROM ONLoOKERS
4t,s ..-
WAS VERY
Strangers Coming Into the City
Expressed Coincidence But
'niggered On the Side.

While attempting to driyc through
North i, Main street. between Earle
street and the postoffice, yesterday af-
tefpoon the automobile truck OF the
local coca-coIa concern, loaded
with; two Whole crates of the bever-
age. .mired, so deeply In the mud in
front OF the Chamber OF Commerce
dIArteSs that Il was forced TO come
,t0,h stnndstlll.,
III SO happened that the big truck
came to q. stop on the street car
stkacks. ALI the power possible was
applied 20 the machine. but II would
not bulge. About that time one of
tie intefufbsh trains came numbering
dbBn the street from Bolton and was
fofced to come to q standstiii on ac-
count OF the truck blocking the
trSEks. While tho interurben car was
atRhHing there n trolley car came
Sieng In the same direction and drsw
ilsi close behind the inrerurban train
Hsfd came to a. stop.
sStrf the meantime some one had been
6siif TOR tire chains for the auto truck
and - supply OF double strength"
kARniine Il The person arriving With
taa chains, they were made fast about
the tires of the machine. The spe-
cially compounded and double distil-
led gasoline was then rammed down
the throat OF 2the monster horseless
wagon and the fire applied. There
WaagGueh exploding and coughing
and grinding OF wheels, while clouds
Of yapar rose on high and noyiops
odofs filled the air. The big machine
.chugged away and the wheels aizzed
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-24
Negro Ord leased
White glsss siIl Held
tB ia ,lsss.,

RALEIGH. C Jan. 22i hi
agesIi, q negro. a former employ Sos cf
tho SeahnaEa Air Line railroad. hrz
rested Thufsday as a suspect In the
iATesiiaalIen sc the wreek of a Ssa-
hoard AiI: Line peav&nge ger train near
.(5ako0d. N. o.. tuesday si Frat, IN
witch o,ie nihn was Killed and three
injured. was ordered released today
81 detectives ssofkiig on the case. NJ
II sily. whlts silso i is ysas afFest
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D. A. LEDBETTER NOM ]
PAVING COMMISSIONER.
ELECTED YESTERDAY TO.
SUCCEED PAUL E. STEPH-
EMS RESIGNED
S ANITAR TAX
Ordinance Levying This Tax Was
Repealed-Other Acts Of
City Council.

At special meeting of city council
held at noon yesterday the registra-
ton Of Paul E. Stephens as q mem
Der of the street paving commission
was accepted and d. A. LedbetteI
elevted IN his stead. Mr.. Ledbetter
was the only nominee for the vacan.
cy and his election was unanimous
The city council feels that 1t has SCI
lected one of tn very best men In
Anderson for the paving commission.
and is grati6ed TO know that he win
serve.
At the same meeting of counol
adopted a resolution amending for.
mer resolution in which the mayor
was made chairman of the paving
commission. In statement TO tho
aldermen yesterday Mayor Godfrsy
stated that he thought council had
erred in Incorporating in the resola-
tion creating the paving co,nmissicn.
II think the paving commission oilEht
to be allowed to do its own organic
ing." the mayor stated. "and wonld
therefore, be pleased to have Council
amend its former resolution in this
particular" A resolution providing
for this change was submitted ana
adopted. 81
The matter of repeating the ordin-
ance which fixed sanitary tax of 50
on every family having surface clog
eta or sewerage connections Was
brought up at the special meeting OF
Council and discussed. 1t was argued
that 1t was unwise to fix such tax
upon the people of the city and a mo-
tion that the ordinance be repealed
was proposed and adopted.
The resignation OF Willie Ortmaif Us
o call fireman was submitted to c1un-
ell. the young man stating that he was
about to leave the city. The lesigna-
tion, was accepted and Emil Ortnan.
a brother of the former. was elected
to the vacancy.
The personnel of the paving com
mission. as II now stands. is as fol-
lows: +. r. Horton. DR.; B. A. Henry,
u %. 81 suzll1gtf
Godfrey Charles Spear,nan ana WAX
ter Dobbins The coinmission Sgiili
meet within the rsxt fay % t&o To-
peganize and tniLe stp its FsslS
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Cash For Mules

How would you like to exchange that mule for
Iife Cash, which isWorth the most to you We will
probably ship gain next week, SO act quick. Of
course We eanrsot handle unsound stock. They
must be fat and sound. We have a nice lire OF
buggies and wagons; also a lot Of good second
hand buggies and wagons that we will sell cheap.
We manufacture our own harness and this de-
partment is i'm charge Of a skilled workman with
years Of experience.
Letus do do your repair work, We guarantee salts
faction. s sSss