The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

pom when we'll wieled, as proved by
Miss Grayce LaCarl, an actress play
ing at a local theatre. She tested it
over the head of Howard Holmes.
clerk at local hotel, when he start
ed what Miss LaCarl said was a
rough house and used Language she
did not think was up to the standard
Iof polite society. 5stN
According to- the story narrated be-
fore Recorder Johnson, Mr.. Holmes
became involved in an .eHibroglio with
q sister. OF Miss LaCafi; when the
young actress came to the RESCUE,
only pausing toe remove the afore-
said slipper ffeinf sher fo5.. Holmes
waS downt and out in jiffy. of..,5sn,
:.She did lust right" .yrdge Johnson
told~the defeated one Tn, only sor-
ray she e..deesn't welr a argeps slip
perI'so she coclds fa We ais veu harder.
Next case. ::9l,sl9A n tn; no.
pa number a5f county taD, collectors
aud TAX eeeiveFs' will si6id uii tethefr
jobs they techn Tea ~ iosI SyU failing
to make bonds BY sJahaaAsiI, Cover
nor Slaton coming to theiF .rescuai hy
offciailyi extending thu title Until Jans.
eary i25.!Si t.ae.as a1fiI1ssg .sa!c. -
ifees were rendered vacant iby their
lfaiiufe toiimake hDlIda 6kut ;Atsarsssv
tieHerHl grioe ruled that the !goxer-
nor had the right to extend the limit.
Another, tribute to the value of a
newspaper comes from the board of
health in an official bulletin (which
says q layer Of newspapers between
blankets win help keep on Jack
Frost on the c9ldest night and is real-
ly as. good as an extra blanket. It is
also pointed out that great deaf of
cold comes up through thin 4 mat
tresses. and newspapers Aexk to
the mattresses. Sleepers may tasxe no.
Itice. ~ q.
Now that the walls and ceiling OF
the ancient executive mansion have
been patched mp again and q few 100
pound chunks of plaster which had
fallen from tie Ecehi1g Fepiscad,S Cs5Sv
ernor aud Mis-. alatAn have sretiir hed
from their home Just outside Atlanta
to occupy the official residencs for
the wintcs Just before they moved
out the last time a whole Spanes ue
ceiling fell and smashed fIltisonts
piano which was highly pzdzxd iiE
Mrs. SiatCn.
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"You have. much besntiful scenery
in America, but you lack the ancient
ruins we have in Europe q sdeciarsti
la recent English r..sitor To- Atlantn.
Come up the streef ana III show
you the governors inasso1l q. replied
his Atlanta friend, quickly. That wiii
tiil the bill" < .Si
For several years efforts have been
made to persusde tho Georgia l6gisles
tnse to- authorize tho sale OF the man.
sfcu property and the purchase Of q
new site, probably in Druid Hills, but
this has 80 far failed. The Uptown
land. occupied by the mansion would
sell Tor efioNgh 10 build d new nome
which would BE- vastly Superior. ID
every way. N n
President wilson is sibfe Tor
q golf story On Colonel l5i- Il BfoWr
| OF Atlanta. vice president and FEDERAL
agent OF tho AflsHta reserve bank.
The President told It to- aaih Blythe.
the xAInoils magazine writer
Colonel Grown. who ID. my tsifess
couein was learning 70 play golf ct en-
AtlaIata g slI,l 5seid ths i,yesIdsnt,
tettu tlS s9tlsst - - ,AstzNAL To- uf 1Q91faS ~
any. oysf SCI CA de Sc l as Ned
|! Tor she worst cad die * the links ,aI,f
drew Elcphant.% 4 Iitfle rae & bT,y 80.
Brown drove on S7sis hSis shik i,sii
landed In 4 creyice tIetweeA sSsil,S :.
rocks, lin an utterly .fn naecs ssfb!s post
ton. brown wab Ni1rrsed.
tkss viii / do no y = IA Hskef 81
his sAddie, tasaE lfng 2a6pe M clubs
fist do btals eph. Eht iie 1all.s am
snlered lephAnt. = khl<sd after an, tifEtss
the wn3 TO DO et4rgthflSif. on sfs the
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