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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11
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lAH Hop wdntea and sttgo,to~. vo1,4s5
q .s,ssag inserted N tho DAILY Pablo ie6ess
a., sbts,attea ~ The Eventa0 Ledger the sdste
s.eg lgstaokt additional charge
BookkEEPER. thofouehiv exr- with ,,,,is,--;;,,
91io,hods; 1entsds accurate and reliable eis fedFsr
O,i.au No. BUR, single American. & vearss
Iepairs accent posit,on yrs9s nr,,,s cars do own
~. sess Teterence, e52. Ledger Central.
S5ra MAJ. thuR single speaks Eneiish and Sler-
ing very best reieroncs i ig Iedsss tjapt
nostsi,l sEEs6MR w M Swedish Wishes position; ex
yer Btanoh. SD and Market
FOREMAN on metal furniture co,.,r,,,,i.-..-s
snd sneot or plate. can do his own listing
best oY sE rsf out. handle men and furnish the
GARDENER charge country mac. rst,.b,..-
s,.r11na es 11n man. greenhouse. stock G 333 led,
G A Re- IN f.N7f-
Akh1gTs5 Ashegs palon and y nGrst slnsls Bes. qi Tets
GENTLEMAN e, sN willing % travel or take agency
y veoaT. country where Spanish OF Dutch is used;
sdgsrs sdears ogfsepeiienee In Latln-America. G 3ie
hnnhDWQCD floor expert wants laying. scrap-
SVsirds,e hnlshinsi rsferences. Address 23i5
rei city or suburbs. NJ 6ii Ledssr once Ace
PHlNT9H experienced IN ali departments
nfngss,suddaeturing ngss ng costs engravins and selling
an interest In business In lisu oi "a NJ aatsgV
- ofs, Ledger Central.
SAibhsMAN-YOuhg man, az Years on aao de-
sues position as salesman with n prdhrsrsiVe
concern three years experiences own cat
Ihone 3sV2 TioBH, or Write ] bhi ledger
s.iE.-.' -s.ll.a--.-.-a..a.
SAbEsmA mAN--Young man, 10 years oidi &
yeniH with present employer IN buying and
selling capselty desirous OF making a
ehanae. 400 Ledger office
sAkhsMAN exc. executive successfui record,
aDles 70 solve the hard problems and details,
.aeslres interview. 40, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN. a2, energetic, some experience
anNious to make good. ] OBS, Ledger Central.
sTHNOGHAPtftR =. Competent male stenoF.
Tapher At present employed desires 10 make
chanae. 10 years commercial and railroad oN-
perienee; qualified 20 do secretariat duties
and handle or supervise office detais salary
S20 week. 44s Ledger Central
sTENoGRA ApHlsR--Young man, aged "a, =
years office experlonce. J 0A Ledger Cent.
STHN0GHAPHER. quick, accurate, hard
worker, desires postlen. f 40, Ledger Cent.
YOUNG MAN desires TO make connection with
iron or steel concern as salesman or office
assistant; thoroughly experienced ON sales md
familiar with Eastern teri. Dos, Led, Cent.
YOUNG MAN, 81 years, Glrurd College grad
uate, With years clerical experience, wishes
position, inside or out. r. Il. A., 32i4 Lam
carter ave.
YOUNG MAN, 22, good education, military
training, deHlres opportunity to make good in
any business, 552 LEDGER Central.
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REAL EsTArE FoA SALE

HOMES AND 1NvBsTMENTs---N. w. section
Send for my list before purchasing In this
section. JAS. d. WtNCHELI 2G4o N. Goth.
REALTY and insurance brokers. Albrecht, 3T3
Drexel Bldg: 241I W. Lehlgh ave.
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CoUNTRY poARpEns wANTEp

forts boahta s5c St' S up a'BBSG' B5Sr5 snG room conn
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GERMANTOWN

MOST BEAUTIFUL AND UNIQUE 5tTUA-
TION IN GERMANTOWN.
Wissahickon ave- above Carpenter st. New
house and garage. over an acre. adjoining
OILS. 321 Chestnnt st Phone Lombard 1900.
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AUTOMOBILES

For Sale
RoCHET SCHNEIDER 4s touring. new top,
wind shield, paint thoroughly overhauled;
mover been run since: like new; cost $1,000,
will sell for $500 or near offer. Phone Bryn
Mawr 4Ta
DETROiT electric roadster. now Philadelphia
batteries, new paint, Sllvertow thread tiros;
viii do 10 miles on one charge: 800 for quick
sale. r. l.. Heberling. S. 46th st. Bar. ISO3D.
KRIT touring car; good condition; Just over
hauled; make offer. McGraths Garage lI2o
n. Fawn st. --
CARTERCAR ROADSTER in perfect coudi-
ton; suit doctor: $3.50. 2s3h Germantown ave.
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APARTMENTS

vACANCIEs-do TABLE; TERMS REA.
soNABLB. NJ u. poHAN, wAwA, PA.
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NiiTRBss. ehaTbsrma,a parlotm,sid. ,r,l. white ts,
ps6Iio Ledger, Thursday. 1880 a m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

'yERBRooK-eO Drexa1 roadj boardinE
tennis. ewing pool. Phone oyetbrook 2eos,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

NAN. white, to drive car and work around
house In country; $40 per month and board I;
tive differences Address c 422, Ledger
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NAN AND WIFE wanted, no children, as care
takers VI Art Club: heat light and living
room FREQ; wages 50 per week: must hnvo
hest q refercnce. NJ 2h4 Ledger Central.
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spRINu dARbf5N, f5f6-fixceient spts, IN
different HOUSES; come furn,; kitchenettss.
WALNUT 149i-Very attractive apts, 2 rms,
bath also single room and bath, furn. OF un-
Phnno snr,,es Tao or sbv ~ isnl,,r
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252s954 SOUTH f7TH sr.--Physicians ofasesi
also apartments, single or on sultoi fur
nished or unturnished; with or without pri-
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THE RUTLAND APrs. JUST COMPLETED
LOCUST ST., b4TH TO 65TH ST.
and room apartments. with all the latest
convenienees, $3.50 70 So per month
ROBERT A. PITTS. AGENT
Bell phone. Belmont 4438. 5i43 Locust st
THE GGRV1N, B5l0 Hamilton SIT rooms and
baths: 8 bedrooms, second floor; private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

WANT TO COMMUNICATE with person vino
can sell or influence sale of $4,000 10 fl0,OV0
IL a very meritorious business under efficient.
honest management, and the investor may
reasonably expect to receive annual return IN
excess Of % per cent, unusual CONDITIONS
justify this method Of raising additional
s5OOO-capable bookkeeper and office man will
Ing to invest this amount with good people
In good business may secure weil-paylng
PSsiieHa PSTieRee, AM 80. Se'i ledger Central 80
GARAGE and store FOR accessories and ma i..
chine shop for rent, or partneTshipi garage &
partnership. Apply Leon saftian. owner,
A MAN Of business ability who can invest not
secure a hish-elass salarsd postloni must
have clean record; position permanent M
ARR AND sfATfONHRY BUSINESS for sale,
near high school excellent locationi bargain,
owner leaving city. Z 924. Ledger onies.
CLEANING AND DYEINa
og5glo@H q q @ FREEZER. TAAg ASP ,JEES ESEgE.Es sEsstl
DREssMAKINe AND MILLINERY
HEMsTITcHINq 10 ssnts ygrdi A. I'm @AtsElalR
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
MaoDOwell, ao7 Denokla Blds.. u : Aarset. e...
FOR SALE
nTfIIARD. pool, combination. 2d.hand bought,
sold. rented. sxchd. Keafer. s2o diEsra ave.
STORAGE
HIIIBouRrn STORAGE CO., 22 r. Pa.
belmont As25 CARPETS cleaned. wei 81.
ROOMS FoR RENT
JUST THE ROOM YOU Want ,,,,..
- vssy likely be located IN feH minutes
sh s. exssining tbs. ph6ograghs qnd q dessFlig sbl
lions 81 rooms with and without poafa slssr .Iaae
sresatSS1 "a me II intsfior ph6losfaph and n.
sWefa to every question yo9 Nun h,eossn1tva ire
ssslslos. ssssll T. ,5sl ~ il, '-n l.
F5sys6 ~ q. AtlTaetiye apmt OF 3 Fma.
nslvate bath; small family allllhA Ieess.. ~
5b6ID M. is20-Niesly Furnished re99lns, not
blsis5A blsA5 ps;,aisf every foom; phonei gentlemen,
zss.-s,fs - AVT5- f8i8-Cool airy furn. ROOM
uflnins water, near bath; sonssnls..sss,
aiiFFN- id20-a large rooms Fsnnlhg ~ sessrI nsr
sszs75s7e iEIg-farse 8a~noor NfrQnt Or "a
Ae e6fa nrn. rooms. 4dioinlns e4sth, ao'-
water neat. prlYats family fstsss. F1''.1 s,.--1
RfNe 500 Iasa baehel9F 9asfs9l5s slaa 5alss' ael
alnslsl rs5,5eed rates 10 pernanent tenant.
s5WFiTo0 AVE. siiq-klssls ss,hlsnsa = s5s,l
foe1aff, ff,ssafi1ii sdrrodndlnga. phone,
ls ~ 1rs5 Weil-hlfn. 'front.' fms. ain-
EPkt, - .ssaaasinunleatins. walnut lllg ~.
sse saas-K KtIfacliEaly farn. aaiiai Two
F5sas aud private esIal ss - - sisss ssss
WALAA 4 Il - asaaa4ate rent. Apply Harry
sss,easaueT. sss I1s6 WalAat e ..-.-
.asssl s APO single q aoH2is fesa'a sl,ss ~ =
Astlihaal bath n9slsF yisA "
f6one hoeasl esza. -
lisss ss porch other sassasass 49, 95s ne fs:
9TH 81 A. ~ 9safgnt5hads eanNtasaut e saass
aisass so5i a p1ela Ct Ledger ssaslsl.
HiAtss5a CEMENT one or tao. and
H1FHEf4ah 49, fiiraisheds exclusive aae-
BATH phlla FHesloa go
Eqn saE and SAMSON HafAlzhad
saaa. msn onts5 me4.at
s.4ssa HaAkEH sas.sf baths. na4f + aH tha
- b 3. 5sf6ffa s. home. fhaaa H4i-
HaaaE zasI 49, Heat ssa
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nansrNRss oPPoRTuN1TIRs

LIBERAL INTERBsT CAN BE
SECURED IN CoNsbRVATISX,EE,LLff SX,E,Lf
rs NEEDED TO FURTHER DE-
VELoP, UTILITY ,,,lP,R ,PlP,RRo2ucT Al
INVESTIGATION WELCOMED.
@ 414. LEDGER OrFA~A.
lEaRIE.9 4aa |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

18TH, S., eOO-T'wo or three rooms bath and
kltchenettai also rooms and bath; can be
rented separately or together, furn. or un-
furfi. short or long term lease.
18TH, s., 2iO-Furnishe1 or unfurnished apart
ments consisting OF one room and bath 20
three ronme, bath and kitchenettei corner;
vary dhaivnbie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

NEW SALE AND RENT LIST READY
Pelham, Mt. Airy and Chestnut HILL
PELHAM TRUST CO.. 0T4O Germant'n aves
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- g sedcr 60. desire hrst-class safes.
il .r Tor the cloak, suit and millinery de-
folas.na,ts, good salaries and permanent 20.
Eihso Eas "a those thoroughly experienced and
aiensm y furnish first seiaas reference. Apply
.,Steridents office. 1ith and Market sts.
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

NEW 7-PAssHNaER HUDSON CARS for hire
trip TO Atlantic City and return, is hours,
sl6 Call for other trips NJ, Kelly, Wo aland
6TA r. Anns Woodland 3055 w.
MoTORTRUcK to hire. Interboro Garage
1s4n NJ 10th. Diamond STb9.
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HOUSEKEEPING ApARrMENTs

BROAD AND DAuPHfN SITS. Is. %. cory
apt, rms. and bath Apply janitor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

ss.s,dp ApfilR, hfst class accurate. neat
Hfff es.s,os f0r general effice work; state ez4 :
.rse salary wanted and references. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

AAIAD-Rellahle packer and shipping clerk:
must be experienced, accurate ana TeliabIe:
essler married man with automobile access
I'm or hardware experience, Write details
Washington. ID. G.
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE

will, EXCIFANGm $4,000 stock clean mer-
chandise for clear farm or city property. w.
III Garrett Arcade. Bldg. Norfolk. Va.
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REAL TsTATE-sALE OR RENT

owN YOUR HOME by monthly payments OF
from slT to $50; houses located N Phila. and
Itn., worth from 1900 to $3.50. Merchants
Union Trust Co.. 715-I1O Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

fouNG MAN. about 90 wears NJ ays a;an,od
~ large retail jeweiry establIshInent; posi-
general work In insignia department;
sss9.a sSperience, reference and sdiary ex-
$500 IN :, application Address Insignia,
ssssssolHee Box 1911.
sseNG NAN wanted to operate electric truck
- ptominent hardware firm; give refer
-. ADDRESS z 50. Ledger Central
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BOARDING


NIGEL FURNISHED front room for two,
SITS. olevated phona. neImonL inll ID.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

HTNWTWIfNF 2 y TlIt0 "
a.. a an Increasing demand for first
-.a ttperlenced girls. n YOU are not
,aAtd with your present position, or
eSd are seeking good one, either
A.A3ashf nf temporary, see Miss Dean,
ssss Genital, az otoe-she Will help
sitk Four ad, and put you IN touch
h 4 GOOD position. The same court
"a ID extended 70 .sfgReerlgneed ,pogk.
4VfcE no LEDGER ADvERTfs-
rHa
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z9Na OPERATOR End clerk expsfl-
zsnssal aihea york . CAS- Lsa Cent
mlaaiasaged. wants deWnslairs work
eaelt emily. & oi2 ledger ofaes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

tpv GENTLE German speaking, ex-
7csd Tor dry goods store. 2l25 qirard av,
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west Philadelphla

POPLAR, 1522-Attrautive housekeeping apts.,
convenienees. Apply 1904 Land Title Bldg.
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HELP WANTRD--MALE

FSTTTRs- ulahors, shapers. slotters miilers,
h,rret lathe hands and capstan lathe hd-
tnsters wanted for Government work in Eng
}s1si free transportation both ways; no de-
S,rtion fares from wages; 8 months contract;
m,ist he prepared to Join union. Apply imme-
diatey ii S45 Ledger Central.
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0eneraI

wanted daily to operate movinF-pioturs
sss5allllleai we teach you quick methods OF
Il knps sha ~ me electrical installatlon OF thea
- peg week; complete course ain paysbls
Il aayInents. keystone school. tsfO Arch.
& ~ ~ YOU LIKE to get a good positiong II
shha for particulars. Ivan Potteiger, 1O2S
.alea St, Reading. Pa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21

Died st Teassey Hospital This Morn.
Ing After Illness OF Several Months.

MrS. Mary DuRant Skinner. wife of
Edgar Skinner. died this morning. af-
ter sh illness of about four months
from paralyslsfS Mrs. Skinner was
nrst Afrectea when ON a visit TO rela-
tivesf fat coftagevine. colleton county.
aud Jas bessim q, critical condition
slned that tkae During the last two
months she has been in the hospital.
wheg evsfythins possible was done
Tor her. but without bringing her re-
lief.
The funeral services will be held
at Ne late residence. No. 1O7 East
HAMPTON Avenue. at II o'clock tomor-
row3Tuesday. morning. and inter-
meny will follow at the cemetery.
Ti!e deceased was the daughter of
the hte II. II, DuRant. of the South
Carolina conference. pastor of the
sumter Methodist church more than
nftyn years ago. She Is survived by
her husband. Mr.. Edgar Skinner, an
ado Jed daughter. Miss Iris Skinner,
two listers. Mrs Ellie G. DuRant and
Mrs w. w. Williams. of Lydia. and
one rothsr, u II. DuRant OF Cottage
Villi 8. c. Mrs. Skinner is the third
me Der OF the family to die within
per q Of four months. her brother
hsy Pg died about three weeks ago
andua sister having died about four
mo hs ago. 3ust a few day before
Mrs. Skinner was stricken with pa
ralybis. The deceased was a member
of Trinity Methodist church and was
an hctive worker In Its Christian en-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21

s,RpAay at noon the coroner's in
9payt, was held to inquire into the
killing OF Henry Turner. coiored, who
wAy1shot at Pinewood on last Tues
day plight and who died at the Tou-
mey, Hospital on Friday afternoon as
the result OF the wounds. The jury
after, hearing the evidence returned
A,Ysrdict that the negro came to his
death by gun shot wounds at the
hands of party or parties unknown 10
the jury. While IL Is generally
known that Messrs. c. M. Minis and
n. ~. Minis. the latter night watch
man AZ Plnewood. where the shoot
ing took place. both fred at the ne
gro, neither one OF them took
the stand and there was there
fore no evidence before the coroner's
jury on which 10 bae verdict as "a
who fred the shot which proved IA
tai to Turner. Both OF the Messrs
Minis sdmitted through their attor-
ney. Judge r. o. Purdy. that they
had shot at the negro.
In his dying declaration. the negro
admitted going to the store with m
sccompiicc. breaking In and contlnu.
Ing To run after being repeatedly told
TO half
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21
WILL WORK FOR NAVY,
Inventions Board for Great Britain
Formed.

London, July 18.--A number of
eminent scientists and inventors have
been appointed to assist Admiral Lord
Fisher, chairman Of the invention
board, whose duty will be to coor-
dinate and encourage scientific work
in relation to the navys requirements.
The board will consist Of q central
committee and number of consult
ants who will advise the main COM
mittee. The central committee will
comprise Admiral Fisher, Sir Joseph
John Thomson of Cambridge, Sir
Charles A. Parson, a turbine expert,
and George II. Bisby. chairman Of
the Royal Technical college at Glas-
gov.
The consulting panel will comprise
a large number of famous scientist
and will be added to from time 10
time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21
Miss Alma Bradley.

The death OF this estimable young
lady Cast a gloom over this section.
shf was sick only shot time and
hst death.was a shock to all.
N early life she joined the Meth
odlst church and from that time un-
TN her death she was true to her
ch,,rch vows and was a living example
of,a consistent Christian.
Her religious activity did not cease
atihsr. church door. In other church
e. she was useful. always ready to
hap In ali good causes wherever she
could.
she was born. raised and lived here
all her iife.e Had sweet. loving dis-
POSITION. and made friends OF all
who knew her.
As daughter. sister and friend
sne ssSsi true and sincere 10 all.
The death Of hcr arher few
months ago threw upon her more re-
sfonsibuiuea and she measured up to
NJ 49, a.
So after divine services Sunday
morning at smithville by her pastor
and Rev. T. l.. Cole. who paid beau
tmai tribute to her memory. the sweet
Young life was hidden from sight and
az the large congregation turned
away from the flower covered grave
they could only say goodbye.
Friend.
Pisgah. July 2Oth.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21
FIVE MILLION BATTLE.
Greatest Conflict of War Raging i'm
Russia,

Petrograd, July 19.-Five million
men are believed to be engaged in the
gigantic battle now raging in Poland
and Galicia. with Warsaw as the OBJ
Jective. In southern Poland three
million are engaged over a battle front
one hundred miles long. The Ger
mans nave three big armies in the
held. One under Gen. Won Buelow
is advancing from the Windau river,
the second under Gen. Won Hinden-
berg is battling around Przasnysz
and the third under Gen. Won
Mackensen is moving against the
Lublin Cholmar railway. 1t is believ-
ed the Kaiser is making a last desper-
ate attempt to crush the Russians.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21
FRANK OUT OF DANGER
Physicians Say He Will RccOvcr--His
Life Saved by Convict Physician.

Milledgeville, July 19.-Leo M.
Frank is practically out of danger
this morning, according to his physi-
clans. His temperature is only slight
ly above normal, and there is no sign
OF infection. Green sticks to his story
that he had no assistance. The au-
thorities continue their probe into
the affair. Mrs. Frank remains at hts
bedside. Franks family physician,
DIR. Rosenberg of Atlanta, declares
that the convict physician, DR.. Nc
Naughton. dressed the wound as well
as any surgeon could have done and
undoubtedly saved Franks life.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21
S.ANTEE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM.
Large Number of Prominent Baptists
to Make Addresses ut Meetings July
$3.50.
To Editor Daily Item:

TO Editor Daily Item:
Below is the program of the San
tee Summer Assembly to be held al
Bethel Baptist church in Sumter
county. eight miles southwest of the
city of Sumter.
Ihe program, to those who know
the speakers, stands for itself Great
preparations are being made in the
community to entertain large num-
pers. All who contemplate coming
from distance should so inform Rev
VIM. Haynsworth, Sumter, s. c., r. F.
d., at once.
j. n. TOlar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-21
What are You Doing to Boost the
South

What are You Doing to Boost the
South.
The railroads are spending thou
sands of dollars annually in advertis-
ing the resources of the Southern
States.
The Atlantic Coast Line Agricultural
Department is again putting up an
exhibit Of farm products, vegetables.
fruits. tobacco, cotton, grains and
forage of all kinds. grown in Virgin
la, North and South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Florida and Alabama, to be
shown this summer and fall at q num-
Der of the large fairs in the States of
New York, Pennsylvania, West Vir-,
sinia and Maryland, in sections not so
favored by nature, climatically, as is
the Nations Garden Spot
representative of the Agricultur-
al Department Of the Atlantic Coast
Line has just returned from a trip
through the East and North where
space VAS contracted for at eight
mammoth fairs, and no reports great
interest manifested, and that the eX.
h!bit Mill be viewed by several hun
dred thousand people.
Handsome illustrated literature de-
scriptve of the resources Of the States
OF Virginia. North and South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida and Alabama,
will be freely distributed. ....
This kind OF advertising has real
educational value. 1t reaches the peo-
pie, and 1t should result in bringing
many good homeseekers into our
midst.
Won't You Help?
The success Of the undertaking will.
In measure, depend upon the CO.
operation received from the farmers,
and others interested in agriculture.
III you raise or know Of anyone rails
Ing products suitable for this exhibit,
such as native forage. alfalfa. corn,
tobacco, small grains, good samples
Of fruits and vegetables, etc., you can
help by communicating with the ag-
ricultural and immigration depart
ment of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road company. Wilmington, N. C.
A large express car will be reuuir-
ed to transport the exhibit. Time of
departure from Wilmington, N. c.,
about August 18th.
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Program Santee Summer Assembly,
July 28th-3Oth.
Monday, July 26th.

Monday, July 26th.
S.15 p. M.-Opening song service.
S.45 p. M.-Sermon-Dr. c. c.
Brown.
Miscellaneous business and ad-
journment.
Tues day, July 9th.
Morning
1O.3O-DevLtional address-Rev. w.
J. Wilder.
l1.0O-Address-Dr. B. B. Hahn.
1l.45-Address-Judge j. J. Gentry
12.30-Adjournment.
Afternoon
5.oO-Address-Rev. T. ]. Watts.
Evening
8.15-Song service.
S.45-Sermon-Dr. B. d. Hahn
Wednesday, July 28th.
Morning
1O30-Devotional Address-Rey. N.
w. Gordon. :
ll.OO-Address-Prof. W. H. Hand.
.45-Address-Rev. T. j. Watts.
12.3O-Adjournment.
Afternoon
6.O0-Address-Judger ]. ]. Gentry
Evening
S.15-Song service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. w. GUY.
Thursday JuIv 0Qth
Morning
10.30-Devotional Address-Dr. c.
c. Brown.
11.OO-Address-Dr c. A. Jones:
11.45-Address-Prof. w. H. Hand.
12.3O-Adjournment.
Afternoon
5.00--Address-Rev. T. j. Watts.
Eveninr-
:. S.l5--Song service.
Sr45--Lecture or Address---Rev. J
a. Arsley
Friday, Ju!y 3Oth.
Morning
lO.30-Devotional Address-Rev, M.
]. Kyzer
l1.OO-Address-Rev. r. J. Watts.
ll.45-Address-Dr. C. A. Jones.
12.3O-Closing words and final ad-
'journment.
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LIGHTS FOR BETHUNE.
Electric System for Town I'm Opera
tiOu.

Bethune. July 17.--FOr the first
time since it's establishment this Town
is now lighted by electricity. The
lights were turned on last Monday
night on Main street and on the other
streets Thursday night.
Final ARRANGEMENTS for the sale OF
Bethune school bonds will be made
soon md thereafter an up to date
brick building will be erected.