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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers were
recorded IN the county clerk office be
tween Monday and Tuesday moons.
Warranty Deeds
Anderson ct yir to 4 Vcucl It's 49, 70 blk
81 Oak pk 10 IA $50
A X Nelson rt NJ to ] A Tracey ell Its
II blk - \ Highl 1.lO t20O.
VI & Binion sh deed to A Henley it
q blk Durlsnds 2nd pN m undiy Y int
In 10 n y end Of said II - ~ $1,000.
L. l. White ct vir 10 + A DE Ford L
33h n VI II blk 20 summer ~ % ~.
Emrick 10 T. = uelurd pt II blk
30 81
Fairlawn Gem Assn to e Gordon all lts
1919 blk 90" Talrlavu urm gOli 80
X J Navarro ~ uN tp o. 4 Woods lts
- q ~ block q Navarro md I " ~ SO
NJ n Flick TO q VI Fuct lts so blk
10 Oils city lta 1islp biz s So Okla
It's . TO i5 incl Blk ~ ~ OKLA y q $1,000
J q Benson 90 e. Haumgartnet lts ~
10 q incl Blk ~ Wright n 10 . SOS
q Giyens ct uN to " j Rruwn H.
$1,000
james Mills to s Il Rolling us , and 4
and Eia NJ SWt l~iiS 5000 subj 10
mtg Of f2jOO
Flora e clark 20 lean clark Chenowiih
lts u, 10, n and T. iu hIk - SO llighl Add
lts and 10 blk o. In Morris pl Add: IL
II snd ~ In biz sub tU ~"au.mau Aercs
Add H. % and 20 bll % west pnUtmghouse
View Add $500
Quit Claim heed
j. Moberly "a n a. Colbert, all u,
~ 20 Florence lOtSi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
HUSBAND RESTRAINED
Herrell Must Stay Away From Chll
drcn and Pay Aiimouy

Barton. Herrell, against whom dl.
vorce petition was filed BY Mrs. Em
lily Herrell Monday, was restrained
by court order Tuesday from med.
ding with the two minor children
now In the custody Of the mother The
order also commands him 10 pay q
n week alimony and s26 attorneys
fees for. his wifes suit.
Mrs, Herell charged In her peti.
tion that her husband left her the
night her baby Girl was born. and did
not provide for medical attention or
return until after the child was born.
She also states that her husband ha.
bltually mistreated her and told her
that he would not lIrr with her afta
the birth OF the baby.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
PEOPLE WAITING FOR
HOMES, SAYS BUILDER

Building permits for three resi-.
dences, 10 cost $500, were taken out
by Nichols and Chandler this morning,
adding to the already record month
for building operations. One OF the
permits Ii FOR residence at 900 West
Seventeenth street, to cost $500, and
the other two win be on West Thirty.
seventh street Houses cannot be con.
structed fast enough TO meet the de
mand Tor them now, according TO Mr..
Chandler who received the permits.
Plans are under way by the company
for the erection Of y dozen or more
costly homes next month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
NEW ORDER ON THE
JOB, SAYS NICHOLS


With the selection of oklahoma Cit'
as the meeting place FOR next wear
the first state convention NJ peace
Officers of Oklahoma came to close
after n sumptuous banquet al the Lee.
huckins hotel Monday night The In
itlal enrolment NJ ~ active member,
was the heaviest NJ any " the similar
organizations that have been organ
lied In the eastern states. oklahoma
Is the first state IN the southwest Ia
adopt a cooperative plan Of crime pre-
Yentlon aud police protection
Il am highly gratIfied with the sue.
cess OF the new Organization" declar.
ed Chief Nichols, secretary VI the rs.
sociAtlon, In discussing the work that
viii he accomplished during the com
ing year Every member on the
rolls Is y strong type " law enforcer
from his community, which In itself
IL worth more than having host ol
men who claim membership merely
Tor the sake " the benefits they will
derive from the association. without
Intending To work In spirit Of har.
mony, or do anything for the good of
the cause.
The cooperation ~ the Officers
throughout the state means Just AZ
much tn the state At large A. the 20.
operation and organization Of city
police force means to the municipality
Next year | expect IN have - per cent
of the active commissioned officers IN
the state working a. active members. "
Chief Nichols extended vote Of
thanks ON behalf Of the local depart
ment, To the persons assisting In the
entertainment of the visiting delegates
Monday. He especially thanked the
wives of the local officers for thelI
help In showing the visiting ladies =
good time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
GETS $1,000


Judgment for $1,000 for libel. 80.
cured In the district court " Wagner
county by VI A l.eftwlch, publisher
Of the Coweta Times against George II
Foster and others for IN article az.
pearing In the Wagner County Record
addressed 10 THE Old Man " the
Times" was affirmed IN an opinion
handed down by division No ~ the
supreme court commission Tuesday
Judge G. Collier
The opinion hold the article ~ mot
only per We llbelous, bul so scurrllou'
and indecent that we do not feel thai
II should he reproduced In the reports
of the state"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
CHICAGO 0RAIN

CHICAGO Oct 10 Immense receipts ni
the chief spring crop terminals had %
depressing effect today ON the wheat mar
Net here. After opening Aaigc IN lnA,
lower. with December NJ tlO5L tu 81 OG
ana May a. 81 OOis 10 ~ o.. the market nal
He'd . little, but then sgaln snEgrd Fine
weather ensed the corn Surket The omen
lng which ranged from Z, io w. lower.
Na. followed by substantial further set
back
oats reflected the bearish course of other
grain.
Weakness In the bog market carried
down provisions
Later, sharp rally took place In wheat
A. result of free buying on the psrt
~ commission houses and because NJ the
absence ~ any great accumulation NJ
stocks northwest The close WAS nervous
at shade 10 Ac net decline M Derem
Der ai tlO5taA aud May ut tiu7N
something " recovery took place
In corn when wheat turned strong
IN" cost was unsettled ~ t,na, net DE-
cline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
KANSAS CITY POTATOES
KANsAs CITY pRopucE
Cotton


x NnW tuhh OoIfoN
NEW YORK, Oct, ie--The cotton mar.
early today The opening Was fire points
higher on October but generally
70 D points lower under scattering com.
mission house liquidation aud the active
months sold 2 90 points under last nlghrs
closing figures during The early trad.
Ing. with December working on 10 1881,
January 70 iaT2 and March 10 i2pL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

KANSAS CITY. Mo, oct 10 HOGS
Receipts 1900 steady Bulk. = lJUs 90
hru'}. EiOaS5j. light islods On
pig. &iaS.
CATTLE Receipts 1900. stcad, %
strong Prime led steers. ~ 5uW iU 90
dressed beef steers, &SGiq 10. southern
steers. 81 ISd So. COWS. SiaI hslfers g
az -. stookers. t5GOus2
Receipts 1900 steady Lamb
$ hqs X yearlings i65Od7 25 ws'hrrs
y sac 50 ewes, s. tOaG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

Hundreds of other answers have
been called for and delivered during
the past week. II rs reasonable tu
suppose that all OF the above people
have supplied thelr wants there
fore did not call for the balance OF
their answers Times wants sure DO
get results Telephone = u y JS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
NV onIkANsApor rorrnN

ton steady unchanged. Sales ON the spot
dS arrive, i,la0 Good ordinary, 10 90 .
strict good ordinary 1862. low middllng
II 70 strict low middling lilo middilng
l2ui strict mlddlInE, l292: good mid
dloing l2W strict good middllng. 1901 /.
| recelpis. Ssoi atnek laa lsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

NEW ORLEANS. Oct, ~ Good cables
caused an advance " 2dt4 points on ~
opening of the cotton market today but
this small decline was Immediately FOL
lowed BY slump ON selling based on
somewhat better weather reports over the
belt. Al the end NJ the first half hour
VI business prices were ~ 20 ~ points
down from the highest
The market steadled ON reports Of good
business among mill centers, both In this
country aud In England, aud toward noon
recovered 10 the highest levels Of the
morning
II was duh hut steady market IN the
afternoon Al 30 prices were az net I'd
vance of points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

NEW YORK oct 10 The cotton seed
oil market closed firm Spot 1GOdsO Oct.
iiiWSO Nov i.75aNO, De- 1TSaN: Jan
S5ps0 Feb. p2dp5 Mar i95ap5 April
sUuX6; May NllMl1
Total sales p 900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

NEWPORT Va, OCT ip.-Ths -nnlver.
.ary Of the surrender " the british forces
Under Lord CORVALLIS 10 ueneral George
washington, Oct 1881. as celebrated at
yorktown Tuesday with elaborate cetemo'
nl@ crowd Of seevral thousand was
present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
USE TIMES WANT ADS AND GROW WITH US-EyE WANT IS CAR
FEMALE HELP MANrEn

LARGE knitting mill invite. ,,rr..
spondence with women des.fu.. nr sarn.
lug money, fun time or .larr Nu.r, T.,
p"rlcnce unnecessary Good nav Address
International Mills In uo., o. Norris
town. pH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
LIVERPOOL CorroN

LIVERPOOL, Oct 10 COTTON Spot
easier good mlddllng, T5id. mlddlInT
md low mlddling, 6T7d. sales 10000
tSt specnlption aud export, 1000, receipts
1900 bales
Futures, quiet; steady; oct 7lipd
Oct Nova illAd; Nov Dee it2d nec
lan, Illhd Jan Feb 1iqd; FEB Mar
lad Mar. Apr and Apr, May. iia4d
Mal June, Ilidi June JUDY tl2d; 10y
avg, IOsd Aus Sept, 0paild Sept OCT
OIsd Oct Nov, 0Ild
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
VAT BLOWN Up

EUFAULA oct l0-Another dip.
ping vat was blown up In this county
Saturday night, the Shay vat, located
ON Shell Creek Just north Of Hanna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
Grain and
Provisions
kANsAs CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY Oct. 10 WHEAT 10 .
hard N.0igl.li; , red 81 lsdl 90
tuRN No. mixed, G5lauOG. white
OATS No. ? white 9ea4O, . mixed 81
daSc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

IuRr WORTH oct ~ CATlLF Hr
"lri. 800 dfnggy. Reeves tGm1 su.i
err 81 i5qt0 15
HOGS Receipts 200; g. or LIgu
s. ujdA 10
SlIfEn Receipts $40 steady. amn.
- 1IUN %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

ST LOrIS, oct 10 WHEAT 30 rri
~ .nUi = No = hard, Elg
TORN No. . B5c no . white Gli5U
uAIN-No 2. Sic, No 2 white nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

tHlCA0O, Oct NJ WHEAT 40 rcd.
nominal No hard. nominal
CORN No yellow. GTd1c
OATS standard, 39tdi5c
BARLEY 5ia6oc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
CONFERENCE ENDS
Methodist Governing Body VIII Hold
Next Annual Meeting at Enid

TULSA. Oct. 10 Selecting Enid as
the next meeting place the 1915 ses.
sion Of the Oklahoma Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church was
brought to close Monday evening
following the assignments Of pastors
for the coming church year. Appoint
ncnis for the Oklahoma City district
are:
Adhmson Dow Patterson, supplied by
/ ]. A pespedman
Antlers 10 be supplied
Antlers circuit a. be supplied
Bhtton, supplied by T. W Steele
I Calumet, = / Hamand.
ChOctaw, 10 he supplied
button lPostoffics Pocssssl, supplied By
! J. u. Conrad.
| Edmond q n simmons
nj Reno. W II Johnson
! Francis, J. l.. llsney
/ Geary, NJ W Sampson,
/ Hennessey &. " Barnes
| Hennessey circuit ] J Barnes
| lndlanoln, supplied by J. W. Stacy.
Jones. supplied by \ Holmes
| Klngfisher, 4 + carter
/ Krebs Haywood r p Nesbt
| Luther, T. NJ Davis
McAlester 1 T., SlSon
Mustang, supplied by ] W. Lanhsm.
| Norman. T. S Reujamin
uksrche, supplied by g. W. Sherwood
| Oktmah h e. Wolf
Oklahoma ClN circuit, supplied by l.
/ " klbler
! Oklahoms city, Mission, to be supplied
| uklahoma CiD, First |. Frsnk Roach.
/ Oklahoma CITY Second. " a. RalinRer
! Oklahoma City Wesley. e. &. smith
! Phillips. 10 be- supplied.
| Prague S 4 Shafer
Purcell supplied hy j n orr.
! shawnee, First e. y Hewitt.
! shawnee, Grace " W Martin
] recumssh supplied by A. W. Fawcett
] Union supplied by D. r, Morton
! Wellston Midlothian, X. n. Halnes
/ Yukon W Carter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
CMICAnn nNAIN An rRnnrcr
Produce

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE
NJ LOUIS, Oct " POULTRY In.
changed except chickens, M; geese. l2ibc.
BtrrER Creamery. 2sltc
kGGS Unchanged, &c.
NEW YORK SUGAR
NtW YORK, Oct, 10 llaW sugar firm I;
centrlfuEal i2I; molasses, $50; refined.
steady
CHICAGO PRODUCE
,NHlCA0O, Oct ~ BUTTER Tn.
changed
hlns Receipts, 5.is2. unchanged.
POTATOES Receipts, lb cars un.
changed
P0ILTIy Alive, higher; fowls, iSci
springs lSaHc
KANSAS CITY POTATOES
KANSAS CITY, Oct ~ NEW POTA,
TOES kaw valley easJ iSc portherns
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY, Oct 10 HUTTER,
EGGS aud POULTRY unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
ElA[RBzLET REPORTS
KANsAa CRY IINEarncn

HHdi 10 native calves $Gd H.
SHEEP Receipts 1900 steady lambs.
IS ewes, S5Qi IS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
NEW YORK CorToN FUTURES
NRM AnnL rnrrnN aIEn ami

NEW YORK urt lg SpOT cotton.
INV bales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct ie-LEAp- offered
400 spelter not quoted AZ London lead,
"a, ss, vi spelter faa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
WANT AID LETTERS

Unclaimed answers Sor want ad
at The Times office. Parties hold
Ing duplicate OF the following num-
bers should call and get them.
A &C Care The Tiv,ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
AGENTS WANTED

inO0 AGENTS wanted 40 once tn sell
nm iron that huru- kerosene Sells IN
every home Want mon ur women ray
.HIuJ or commission Agents make from
sli io 500 per day Imperial Sad Iron
Go. lt Worth. rex UUN 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
PloNEER TELEP2CNE AMID
TELEGRAPH GN.
POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK

POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK
-~7-~~~-~~~~~@s~-T-~-~~~-~~~
FOR SALE Fine fresh Jersey COW. 3
years old s2s " Srd
FOR SALE one Z year old driving
mare weight about lJOD ms gentle and
sound In every respect Phone Wal 1884
Address 733 East Eglh ~
FOR SALE 10 mia COWS all giving
milk 3 yehrling helfers miles south Of
Packlngtown. Phone II. So. Charlie
straka
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

TIPEwRITEHs All makrs, second
hand aud rebuilt. Oliver and fol new We
buy, sell. rent, exchange aud rep7ir all
makes. Good ribbons and carbon paper.
oakes Typewriter Exchange, tus West
Main street, Oklahoma Ctty. Phones wal
~ and 7il0,
HAINER BURNS. S.TONEl
BAyard T. Hsiner, Robert Burns,
Thos. 4. Touey
Lawyers, 30e-Sl03ii Colrord Building,
Oklahoma City, Okls VIII DO general
practice in all state and federal courts.
Special attention given 20 ootp0ratioD
matters. land litigation, estates and
bankruptcy Phone Maple 31l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

WILL RENT cheap, brick, T5xl3O, ..
story. second street, All or one half Nel.
son Witt Co. Phone ll76
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
,Nnw ORLkANs COTTON furURFS

NEW ORLEANS, oct 10 Cotton
closed steady st m advance Of to =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

WANTEb-NuWg man who can drive
auto Apply u' une circulation manager
The Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
HOTELS
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

SAFES and vault doors. new aud second
hand, cheap Conger Go 4Os W. Main "
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oNL $500 CASE

And the Dslhu.p nt SO per month.
buys new siN room bungalow finished
iu oak. Located one hair block west Of
Belle Isle ear line On a3rd street
can wal sis or VA llI3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-12
Mr.. Claude Masters Of tha Mountain
King1nan Stalk Cutters

aIr Claude Masters Of the Mountain
Greek section was in town q 8 few.
hours Sunday. s.s M
Mrs, James r. simpson ana chill
dren. who have been visiting here for
q while left Saturday ;f6r their new
home in Mccormick.
Mr.. James DusenbaiT of Anderson
spent q few hours III town Monday on
business. ~
Mr.. Fielder jackson OF Stornviise
spent q short while here Inst week
with relatives.
Mr. Henry p BoEgs: principal OF
the Boys Training School OF Glenn
Springs was a visitor here saturday
Miss Annie IIalfacre or starr was
the guest Sunday night OF Miss His
81 alr. and Mrs. u G. Jonss are visit.
Ing Feiatiyes IA starr tYi;s week
John Reid sc Ahkefflle wssa ia
town FOR q aliork xipise titia eecK
with relatives.
a aelishsfuily pleasa pc aEa very 5h-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-12
Francis OF near TownvilIe were in

Francis OF near TownvIlIe were in
Seneca today.
Mrs. gThos, Wiley Ss Riehland Is
spending several days this week with
her brother, DR.. j s. Sts...s;... Sts..s;....::si;. sssrs.
Rev ;Plumer DuBose has been
spending several days IN this section
this week working up q delegation to
so to the Laymefi's Missiona. 81 meet.
Ing at Charlotte, NJ. C., next week. He
reports that quite q large delegation
from this county win likely attend
this meeting. ss3 a
Mr. ]. Q. Adams is In Rot Hpring.
n, 6. on business this week
q, y. 8, Stribling made busineas
trip to WaihaIla Tuesday q 3
r. Mrs. g. II, Ellison was visitor TO
Walhaila Monday. -
Mr.. Lewis Sloan OF Charlotte. wlI.s
e spending a while wIth reIaiiyea N
Waihaiin. visited siis uncle. Mai. Il. n,
Sloan. for q while on Monday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-12

ioyaole spend the day party was given
yasterday by Mrs. 81 d. Wilson at her
htrue on East Front street. Those M
va "A were: Rev. ard Mrs. Clotfeiter
end Mta. Gordon Speer OF LowndesZ
vile. Rey and Mrs. J. Et McRee. Mr..
and Mrs. Lem Reid, Miss e. 4. Jack
son and Miss Winnie E,eid. &
81 Mr; Ban Allen OF Anderson was
among the business ssisitors here To-
day. = g. " . ~
# Rev. II, W. Stone Of Anderson
spent Sunday night sn fown and Mon
day Inurnfng conducted the opening
eserci ses OF the Iva high schoci. q
afrf r.. 3, YearEin entertained 4
nuEnhsr OF her friends Win & sDe,sd
the dey parry on last Friday. Tie De-
|casion being the 18TH birthday of. her
old son, CcciL
Mr., slfIsd Moore. president az the
Jackson nstlls. was here yesterdsv
for Q rew foure on bs,sinees.
hLfs clitton b. Coierakn left yes-
tersag fcf Iebnncn rsisfe ahe goeS
70 bs <Rges<nt AZ the Hlkiill ElfeaS "a Il
wsddlng
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-12
Q IVA NOTES ;
.
Q Q Q o . q . Q 90 . . . . . .

A delightfnl dinner party was given
on last Friday by Rev Snd Mrs. s. j.
Hood to the members OF the Y. p. q.
"a. OF The, Al. Il p. church. Thor
guests Included few neighbors and
special friends and were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w, Wharton. Mrs. W. II. Mo
Gtee. Mrs. L. III. Hall. Miss Sadie Mo
Donald. Miss EssIe Cook; Miss Bertha
MeAlister. Miss Georgia Belle Baskin
and Misses Eyie, Lizzie. Allanya and
Clara Townsend. 3E
Misses Rirdie Varinn and ElyiFa
Jackson Of Storeyille spont the week.
end with their sisser, Mrs. D. A. Hur-
blr. Glenn McGhee OF Atiisorss,n
apers Saturday AID Sunday here u 81.
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q. 9 g 9 . o . . . 3 90
ToWNvlELE 4 / + SCHOOL
3 . Q o o 8 DO q 8 5 81 8 8 90 8 5, 8 "a


iT'oWINvIILE. Feb, --1n the ranai
Friday afterhooh decIenations the
following students were on duty tho
past Fridays MiasAs Inez aSinE, Aiinis
a5as tier Nae Adams. CAristfa6
o'Neal and Harold Iedbetter.
Tho stud dahta are pianfiAg a public
exclamation contest to take piace. '.l
lev weeks hence. Il Il ruinorefl that
there VIII De p SPELLING ccnGest hes
tween students Of this school and an
chk ,yenga viii ne extended "a one ~
the schools na,.f here "a Be here lt
that dine. FS
NsWs = very eeers filie week. aes.f
wRelS Wtli u fell ~ events "a many
visit f,ga viii be 4xrseked. s
The enfoillnetit ii cr6aass stStdsi6
4 lasEe nssnhet Of sstiiiailfs Mic iissle 8
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WSFrOlllSene
% The TnteiliEtncn,.
S RI, < III iin ~ ,li,,' 81 ~,


sal 81 The Ihteilistness.
.is little clliid Of Mr.. end Mrs. r.
ifemohs that was 90 seriously
f'1ea esserday dise last night about
gl'oeik q was buried this after
s..|'''ts y tlfes cen etery at this Eiaca.
rice was roiidnctetj Nv EeSi
kl1fahaIl of Cienfsou and ressfny
: slie zcpiscopsi church Of this piacg.
lp bsreavs parents received fhe
lfss of eszapathy In their sore
from many, friend who
s,fislilE ths Day or sent aorai
fAFss condition Is reportS
sI.iDtp ed today Ard ii Ii
lie VIII soon oa out again.
tfQ,ss =. Gary OF Ricikeps was
3g 81 Sen eca sctla IS
Sliee 5safl and iittIe daughter,
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4 IS 2 90 q 2 Q Q . Q 90 o 3 q &. 8,
osFsDRsEILLK ITEMS ).
90 8. 81 d 3 D 5 D 81 8 3 b . 3 0 s s. 3 4

Mrs. Aubrey Pfnitt ana little son
hags ret1rnS 20 heir Ae lk at ArsaF-
sou atter ending Boi'3p time with
NJ Hardin. % =, n. s'9
AIRS isiiakf TaHgaft md little
eanElttar xNthgrEhe LETT this morn
Ing fo9 New Orleans aftar 4 stay df
ae yessf months st the home III AIf ]. ri 7
~ knnqtlS. g ~ ~
8. Allan ana MASTER 4. 4
AZ Ian u 3, are yssiting M. ana nsFs
Harper "a Tie deliehf az 9lss, &
Allen Is many friands. = 8
lir ana AIRS g. r.. O. lnksea lAs be -
moved in fsoSa the country SIIso an
house c1 s7f ~ n I s IA Mira IA
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BELToN, s

been out Of school FOR several years
win enroll socn with the high school
department.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-12

The frames of all these harrows are made of the hest
wrought iron and Steel and aced so til they will easily
ssdae aneven en- ground and any ordinary 9bsions
PIECE OF spring steel They cut into and lift the soil to depth
Io TO six inches turning and puyerzng the ground pre-
For deep and fine cultivation other harrow equals it. un
corn sbbe or hard packed soils made loose and
10 depth OF five to sig inches and used on ligh and
mellow ground shallow work can be done as desired u
slight angle s 'e gangs a. d
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-18

Washington, Feb. 17.--It is not so
we'll known in the country at large as
it is in Washington that not William
J. Bryan but Robert Lansing prepares
the important papers of the state de-
partment. When Secretary Bryan is
out of the city Mr.. Lansing is the act
ing secretary of state. Mr.. -Lansing's S
official title is counselor to the de-
partment of state. He is the secre-
tary's legal adviser on all matters per-
tanning to foreign policy. He receives
$4,000 a year to see that every action
taken by the state department is in
accord with the rolicy originated by
the president and inaugurated by the
secretary of state. ...
Next to the secretary the counselor
is the ranking officer of the state de-
partment Under former administra-
tions the counselor performed only
those duties which are indicated by
his title. Under the present admins
tration he is looked upon as the de-
partlnent's general autorty. Virtual
ly everything of importance passes
over his desk.
When John Basseti Moore resigned
and was succeeded on March 27, 1914,
by Mr.. Lansing, the general public
knew little of the. new counselor. He
was we'll known. however, as an in
ternatiollal lawyer of high standing in