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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01
For Coughs .fhat aHane Or

Lingering colds, bronchial coughs.
Ia grippe colds and similar. ailments
that "hang on. Until May are likely to
last all sdmmer IL not cured, Foley's
iIo1ey and Tar ccsppom.d will aliay
Inflammation. clear stopped passages,
reicve distressing discharges at the
source. Danish stuffy, asheezy breath
Ing aud heal aud soothe raw nasal and
br9nehial passages. 1t is prompt In
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opiates. Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01

Society in Newport, Washington.
New York and some of the capita,s
OF Europe will be intensely interestel
In the news of the sudden marriage
of Jean Fl. E. st. Cyr, a nattv vonnp
| society ma, OF twenty-eigLt. ana
Mrs. Annie Armstrong Smith, widow
OF silent" Smith. New York
broker. who was believed TO have lefr
soraething like S4O.0O0,OOO when he
died some years ago.
This is the. second elderly and
wealthy widow the young man hos
married. His first venture was with
hMrs. May. Eedfield, widow OF a Hart
ford. Con, banker. She died Iast
January OF pneumonia In her apart
ments in the Waldorf Austria. New
York Mrs. Redfield was about sixtv
years OF age and her husband about
twenty-five when they were married.
She left him 81 900 900. Later he went
10 Whlte Sulphur Springs. Va. and
tnere lie was seo1 often driving and
riding with Mrs. Smith.
MIS- st. Cyr, who is q sister or
Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel. a. the
wealthy Philadelphia and London
iamiiy, was Miss Annie NJ. Arm
airong, o beauty of Baltimore So
ciety.. he married William Rhine
lander Stewart OF New York. one of
tne heirs tq the rich Rhznelander
estate, In IS79. some thirty.six ars
ago. and thereby fixed her position IN
New York society. - 4. r. i
Her daughter. Anita Stewart. In
iieOsxmarFed' Prince Miguel OF Bra
ganzaSS son OF tife pretender to the
- - ~. z. =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01

Capt, and Mrs. H. II. Watlrt4s yes
tefday Joined Foster and, Mrs. .Aie
kissick OF, Greenwood si0r IN; auto tail
to the mountains where they Will fisi
for q few days. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01


| Misses Gertrude Murdock and Nebra
Ashley OF the Mount Bethel section
were shoppers In the city yesterday
Mr.. Emma McAdams osSDue West
is visiting her daughter &Fs. Law
| renee Hatcher.
Mrs. Alester c.. Furman, OF Green
!, vile. and Mrs. Jones, OF Greenwood,
were In the city yesterday to attend
the FUNERAL of Mr.. r.. C. Webb.
sffs. RI r.. Moseley and Mrs. A.
". Barnes of Lowndesvilie were yisi-
tors In the city yesterday.
Samuel and Mrs. johnson of Sandy
Springs We're the guests yesterday
OF Mrs. j. Z. Breazeale.
James H. and Mrs. Darby of Wal
haiia were among the visitors in the
city yesterday.
Rev. fR. NJ. Marshall of Clemson
College Was visitor in the city yes
terday.
Misses Erby wooten and Alice
Alaret of Fair Play were shoppers in
the city yesterday.
j. c.. and Mrs. Garrison of Denver
were visitors In the city yesterday.
o. W. Gregory. of New York City.
and State Manager w. G.. King. both
Of whom represent the Liggett and
Myers Tobacco company. are in the
city for few days.
Miss Ledn Poore of Bolton was
among the shoppers in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. w. NJ Cox OF Bolton was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Walter Sullivan left yesterday for
Gndsden, Ala. where he will take
position In real estate Office.
Gen. M. L. Bonham. went to
Lowndesville last night to make an
address at o school closing.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01
PURELY PERSONAL

The Rev. ]. d. Chapman, D. d..
financial secretary OF Greenville Wo-
mans College. was q visitor in the
city yesterday. DIR. Chapnan was at
one time pastor OF the First Baptist
chrch here, and has o host OF friends
mere who are always pleased to see
him.
W. Carl Wharton, q well known
business man of Waterloo, Laursas
county. was visitor In the city yes-
terday.
Wharton Fuller OF Waterloo was
day. =
Ed. G.. Moore of (: Columbia .was
among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
w. p. Tucker OF .Reyston. Ca, was
among the business VISITORS in the city
yesterday. -
STD. Patrick of 11ynchburs, Va
was In the city yesterday on bust
ness.
II. E. Fay. Today advance man of
the Redpath ChautaGqua Bureau. who
will stage q chsutauqun here this
month, is in the. city foEseyeral days.
"-s. ,~s..gs 20. -,-....
.Ralph and -Geillard Hunter of Pen
dleton were among the visitors In
the city yesterday.
Eugene Evans and Jot Douthit OF
Pendletou returned home yesterday
after brief stay IL the city.
"A. w. Hawkins of .Pickens YES G
visitor In the city yestsrday for
short while. u. 49,.
The Rev. W.. B. Hawkins of starr
was In the city yesterday for short
while.
Mrs. Raymond Cochran spent yes.
terday with friends IL Greenvilie.'
r. E. Thompson of the country was
visitor in. the city yesterday. a.
=
NESS Maggie Gaillard of oateechee
was among the visitors In the city yes;
terday. ?
J..L. Jackson. OF Iva, formerly a
member OF the Aindefs6n comfy dele
CATION to the general assembly. was
visitor In the city Yesterday.
/. - s-~r-- -
w. w. and Mrs: Sullivan have re-
turned from New Orleans where Mr.. |
Sullivan attended q big hardware con-
vention. Ensreute home, they stopped
by Auburn. Ala. where they haveGa
son in college. - ~. -,
Capt. and Mrs, H. II. watlazs yes
tetday Joined Foster and, Mrs, Nc
Kssick Of Greenwood s9rsan auto Ttsdp
to the mountains where they VIII fish
for a few days.
Mrs. Maggie Parise Visiting ker,|
sister Mrs. J.. a. Wakefield. ~
James and Mrs. Long df. Piedmont
were visitors'in the city yesterday. !
James "a. Hoyt, speaker ,of thersI
house OF Representatives. Ills mother,
Mrs. E,. C.. Hoyt and Mrs. Tallsy
Fripp. all Of Columbia; were In tho
city yesterday to attend the funeral
Of M Mrs, $Hoyt's brother Mr.. r. &c.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01

/ J...L. Jackson. of Iva, formerly a
member OF the Andefs6n comfy dele
CATION to the general assembly. was
a visitor In the city Yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01

james IA. Hoyt. speaker ,,of the
house OF Representatives. Ills mother.
Mrs. R,. C.. Hcyt and Mrs. Talisy
Fripp. all of Columbia: were in the
city yesterday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs, %Hoyt's brother, Mr.. r. iC.
Webb.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01

James and Mrs. Long of.. Piedmont
were visitors'in the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-01

You can get the news while its nee
10 The Morning Daily lnteiligepcar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
AMERICAN CHAMPION. DR.. RoL.
lER, MEETS "STRANG-
LER" LEWIS.
Best Ever Match for Wheeling Fans
IS Main Show, With Top
Notch Preliminary.

You remember the old adage.
Youth must be served SO said I'D
Lewis, last night. when asked to make
q statement about his match with Dr.
Roller tonight
II have trained hard for my match
with Roller. for I know he is the most
scientific wrestler i'm the game I will
20 after him from the start. just as
nave all the other men ] have defeat
ed. and | expect to wear him down.
] have every confidence In my ability
Tor ] know my physical condition and
strength, and for that reason can have
no other Opinion--that ! will win the
title from Dr. Roller"
DIR. Roller made the following state
ment: Il give Lewis credit for be
ing a game wrestler In regard to
the match tonight. I will say that
am I'm good condition and will be pre-
pared for long bout realize Lewis
has wonderful endurance. and will be
tough man 10 beat feel that I am
still good enough 10 hold the cham
pionship for number Of years. and
myself realize more than any one else
what defeat would mean 10 me now.
Ny future In the wrestling game
depends on the result Of this match.
and ] must win or retire from the
game. From reports 7 have heard. 1
am sure Lewis has improved wonder
fully In the past year however. Z am
stu the champion
With each ~ the principals dcclar.
ink himself confident Of victory. every
thing De- in readiness for the greatest
mat contest wheeling has ever seen
"a tho Auditorium toniahf Both con.
testanfa VIII ru through light practice
today and take practically complete
rest On the afternoon. 10 Do ON rdrn
'and ready fo 20 the limit when the
biz match starts
Biggest Match Of Season
Dr. % r. Roller. smiling and genial.
arrived in Wheeling yesterday after.
noon Nv friah ria training Tor what Hp
termed lost nirht .tha biggest match
~ tho season when boz clashes with
Lewis
Regarding tho taking rr moving
picture az frr match. Ur Roller aaId
y am not willing f0 consent f1 such
or Arrangement unless 10 can bl shown
90 mo that the mercury light. they
viii ure viii not make the ring o..
CnssivDly hot A. fHn fr.f FHf.H.
Hackonschmift match these UeH.-
were 20 hot that rho sweat fairly boil
Cd ont OF anyone o. the riuEsIde. Dot
alone in action directly under them in
the ring"
Never haH any similar event Aroused
such Interest as the battle tonight ho.
tween these two giants OF fHr mat
IN proves and reputation these fF0
men stand af Tho top ~ fha ladder
Roller. with bic title 90 American
champion. and Lewis. fHr arsr0uI
edged coming champion form on off,
traction that cannot possibly Hr
bestsd Dol tho world ~ wrestling From
every section ~ fbn State. from 80
highway and hyuays. end into Ohio
and Pennsylvania. har zone frn word
that Wheeling i7 f0 stage what Will
probably remain fHr bic WRESTLING
match OF fhp year Ur V1rrr H4a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
.SCHRIVER is OFF
CENTRAL LEAGUE
sroo- TEAszs F-EoT orrnusr1c
Last Nc WIN HE
LETT
see Brtght Frospeoss For tire Local
TeA1n- With Il Yet in tha
Embryo StAgs.

Manager q. :. Pop" SchrI,er. u the
wheeling baseball team. lsft last svrr-
ins over the Fvnrsy lNauta ralIrulG for
Fort Wayne, Ind. where b. vii attend
the meeting OF the Central League club
owners to-day When seen Is an Intel
hEencer reporter last night. juzt before
ne left h. expressed himself outinlstl-
cally concerning the situation locally.
and said that he expected 20 b. better
able 20 discuss conditions upon his re-
turn from the lsaEue meeting
The Central league is getting bars
mo lts oNn. he said. having elEEt clubs
b one % the best On trs ht.trr, IA a..
- 50 iAstion. Wheeling has always been
y s.o9 arsNinE card on the cirrrIt ana
mere 4 no reason 90 believe other than
tlat this year should Tar eclipse ans ln
- pasi W" have an opportunity 20
get good play crs and with them VI, viii
some things
II i too early in tre season 20
lIophe-N Just what the club can d0. a.
start We viii Nav. roaI rlaS.r- ~,
~ viii Be some time bafUr. W. can faIT
y-.l Shat can be expected. Z have re-
almost everywhero, Offering their s.rv-
Ices, ana when the time comes O., mo-
nave plenty. Many Of the letters h,ys
n"l yet mad an opportunity Co read b ~
nave All q them with me- and bsfar.
I return viii have read an Wgr. d..
produced biE Package OF letters In
proof o. his statement
Muth interest o. manifested Ir the
l'aE ne meeting az Fort WAYNE rut co. d.
IN this city. but an over me central
league circuit In Youngstown and Erf..
a. Wen as Wheeling, an of which VIM ba
new m the league this year. the fnf.--
- D. Keen stock companies have been
formed IN each place and clubs placed
IN me league" Optimism prevails ir
the StogieE. Steelmcu and sailors viii
De on an equal footing with the Others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

Does 60 aEEravate you that ask
you for % louis"
No. that does not aEEravate me:
y Is the giving Of 10 10 you."-PaEes
Folles Paris).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
GOOD MEETING
Local Motorcycle Riders Met Last Even
the Coming Season.

\ wen attended business meeting OF
the wheeling Motorcycle Club was hedl
last evening at the ClU1 rooms on -Four
t'enth street. President J. Landon Bier
made a report OF cond uons IN Mounds.
VILE relative Co the holding % races
there during the summer Matters per.
tanning Co the membership campstgp
were also discussed. n was decided 90
Ei'e a banquet next Tuesday evening.
az which time the teams will b. selected
and o." campaign officially opened
Silas stiu"hauser was lie an honorsr,
member and other general matters were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
WILLIAMS AND
KlLBANE TO MIX
PHILADELPHIk ON aAEeK II
ChAmpion BAntam and ChampiCa rsath
er Wll Receive LArgs sum %
MONEY for rhsir Trouble.
IKE sGEAsUREMrNrs


On March ~ Johnny Kilbauc aud
KID Williams viii meet ia PhllaGel-
phla, ln six round boxing bout. FOR
which kilbauo will receive an. sum 90
$1,000. This within itself. D. nothing
that would excite remarks from tho
boxing public. but the fact that VIII
Hams b. considered am easy opponent FOR
the lurkeN fvrthsrWvight. makes the
match seem more one sided
The ngbt"rs will enter the ring al l-2
pounds and ON this. the hackers OF VII
Hams were banking They evidently
Thought that kIIDaur would Doe unable
fu make this weight but when DO I-
considered that De never weighs more
than l-b. even when not 10 training lt
viii De no trouble FOR him Co be al his
hest and al the same time make the re-
guircd weight
Al one time, this bout could have
been staged az Madison square Garden
600 New Nury city. Tor the sum Uf 2g.-
500. but hght between boxing pro-
motors brought up the prices and they
were compelled % onsr each ur tho
fighters neat little purse OF $500 for
their trouble.
Kilhane has about az inches on his
opponent Boz height and about nVc inches
Ia reach. this seems Co onset any good
lighting that Williams will be able 70
show and 90 add 60 this. kllbau. b. tho
most clever feathsrwvight fighter lu the
world today. From Ga distance 80 looks
as though Williams is bound 10 rsCsIv.
sound threrhIrE for which ne Will
have only $500 as financial balm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
COUNTRY'S FOREMOST WRESTLERS
APPEAR AT AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

been the most exploited man in recent
years. Tie has defeated nearly every
wrestler m the wrestling game. he
has tried To get a return match with
Gotch and offered to wager 5000 on
the result After that announceuI mt
Hotch retired. and Roller gained the
title through default.
Good Preliminary.
The match between Keryaras. the
Greek Lion, and Parma. the Italian
-rappler, will open the show. Both
men are in good condition and il rs
expected that the big European crap
piers Will furnish a sensat ionaI bout.
keryaras has been training hard.
while the Italian reports himself 10
De- in tip top condition. Both bouts
VIII 10 TO "a finish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
AFTER CONVENTIONS
Board o. Trade Officers Are Maxine
Efforts 20 Get M.etinas.

The Wheeling Board {, Trade be- 60.
Ing after two annual tate ropy.,.
lions for this city next year. arcorI.
INK tO Secretary r. r NayIor the
West Virginia Lumber I'D Builder.
supply association. whir meets .bis
year. March lO and 90 a. arkprsburr
and the West virginia staU ggrg
ware association. which nov boz. a..
nAal session at Hunutinl IN. Invita-
lions have been sent thl official. ia
ihr latter association telling ~
wheeling advantage q. b rgrysp.
ton city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
MAcADEEY WINS
Prom Columbia Club in RouKh Gam.
Last Evening.

me MNcadamy club won the inter
city independent basket ball contest ID, f,
last game played last night with IN.
columbia club, by the score Of 20 d.. Ia
~ me thv gam" was somewhat rough
inc MacademN showed superior kn1y-I-
'dE" and uutplayod their opponents IN
al departments o. the game Russell
Goethe. Ford and Heller starred Tor al.
MacHnsmN. and Fisher. and Lienw,bber
were the mainstays for tn. Columbia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

L3HMaN1d
RUN OF 1877
Homer Allen, OF This City. shows Great
Ability in Playing Pocket
Billiards

Patrons Of the Waldorf puUlrOnHu.
Monday evening were given rare treat
Co the art OF pool ShUotiuE. Homer Al
len. considered one Of the best shot. iu
the state. made a total run OF laT halle.
without "a Wizrut. Tie was shuutiug
Arch 'riSs another well known artist
OF the ball and cue. The match Wa
merely Tor exhibition purposes aud wa-
WItn,.s.h hN uuIle y f.N perauns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
DAVE Says

DNN L says
This will he the last week OF
the Reduction Sale on heavy
weight Suits and OyercoatS
Positively the last week
And 10 may not BE- the hes,
policy 20 put GA dropping m
until Saturday for there NAV
be nothing left ~ that time
and the sale NAV end earlier
Just now. however. there
are several fine OvercoatS
from which 20 make Selec-
lions, at S9.9S and S14.4S.
II YOU want a good one TO
finish out the year with and
with which 20 begin next sea
son. noW's YOUR opportunity
and your last one for this
year.
Drop iu-a look over the
line will cost YOU nothing
Weather for to-day-Fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
PLAY REDWOOD
Intermediates Meet MIL Town LADS
Tonight

The intermediate, basket ball team of
tho Young MsU.a Christian Association
will play the E.uw God High school ~ce-
urd team al Eenwu ud this evening
ON Thursday the team viii play the
IIusIy second team at the linsiN
arUpry. a., -,
Following are the men who viii pltN .
Shafer. James. Lloyd. Schwalb, CHAM
beers and Zch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

PeunEyivania state Baatst uatf r-..g,.
Teams start maiss

WILhHs EhEEE pa Mar-r . r.r|
.H.H.' NH'| h.f#H.H pIffaf4-. .a.T
ST ..H." I1rr. ..H" Ef Tho NfrfH r.r.
....' E"HrE Ir ffIr co.,. fl.rIFEf rr.
....'H..t ROY Nom tara DO the r.r.
'....TE teams came fH %. sera and r.....-
OF .r.H Ur both rIIra rrfsraf tfa rr..
dozen policemen were rn4uIr.H t
rl'I -nr trouble Several players sore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

walter stewart will meet "lTfs Tae.
.1r. gh.raEgs best feather. uI Cincinnati
ON March d.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01

the foreign-born miners the Italians lead
with 1926. while one Dane and one
Hebrew are At the bottom OF the list.
They are classified - follows
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01

Of NEGROES
IS UPHELD
Violates Neither kth Amcsdmest
Nor Kentucky Bin of Rights,
Judge Gregory Holds

Louisville, Ky, Dec. z4.-segregstion
OF the 4O.OOo Negroes in Louisville 10 the
rightful exercise ot posscr ~ Of tb~
state, according 70 an opinion handed
down in criminal court here today by
Judge Gregory. 10 violates neither the
Fourteenth Amendment nor the Ken
tncky Bill Of Rights, aid the court.
The city council ps--ed the s~gregs-
ton ordinance last May. Arthur Harris.
. Negro. ignored its provisions. lie wss
arrested, fined in police court and sp-
pesled. His council ende.vored % show
his constitutional night had been -
bridged-
The ordinances contemplatss no i'm
mediate custer of one race from blocks
where the other predominstes, bot re-
quires thst future rsnovai of citizens Be
made only n blocks where their race -
IN the majority.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01

Mrs Mslinds Colt~, who met with q
serious sccident about months seo in
the city Of Blue6eld by falling and break
ing her arm, = improving night along.
She va IN the city . lev days rsoently
and visited The rim>s ofsos. While
there shs paid her regular renewal sub
scrpsion price 10 The paper. - hs- ben
her custom ever since she becsme o sub
scriber 10 yesrs sgo. Mr. Cobt< is no<
only . financial friend 10 this paper but
has svsys defended and rspre-ented 10
wherever she vent sbs 10 Grand Stste
and Interstate Deputy of the I. o. of
"a Lakes and be- 10 her credit perhaps
the best reputation morally. - vel -
being . fe.ries, firelss and conscien-
tious worker of any woman Who ever
snssred the csnse Of any pobi,e ~ors IN
sh,s country. The bones< vsy vith
which she reprr>ens her vovk vithous
running down any o<h>r sdditonal
eAsins to< her prsooS prsis,- haay
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
DETROIT SOCIETY
LADY
Sued By Husband, Nay
Undergo A Scientific
Test To Prove She l.
OF ALI White Heredity

Chieaeo. Dec. 20 -Mn- Alma wsd<
Lissls. the Detroit socissy woman whosl
husband Of les than . year has flsd sui,
for di 'orce. declaring she is part NeRres
may come b Chicaev 20 uDdsrro . scien.
t6c test 10 dessrmine her heredisy.
DR.. B. Gruskin, - the bad of th<
Laboratory for Medical Research, de.
siar1 be believed from his experiments
With animals thsre wss hope Of dsssrm-
ining the unhappy woman's rscs throseh
sssss- He offered 20 perform The sx-
Pssimsns. and his offer win be conveyed
% ns- Littae Immediately
The unusual features Of the Detroit
CO. have aroused great intsress among
local scisntisss and physicians, and many
opinions have bean sxpressed, come in
favor Of pr. Gruskin's belief and other
sontrsry- The statement Of Profssor
Prank Boz nf ths American Mussum OF
Nssural Hissory, New York, that be had
- his command means of dssermining
ds6siesay whssher Mn. Litsis b Negro or
Osncasian, also was the subject OF much
disnunion here.
"Ihavs sxpsrimsutsd With The blocd
- s.inais." said Dr.. Gruskin, "snd
hsve hssn shas - dsessnins n1t only
- mtn>l,a .snu6lsShu 1HnsaV0
- cAmnso1Efseics, iron hlood sss>s- i
hdisve snch ss0 could be made applses-
be - vol 20 the human being and his
rsce distinguished The cass Of Mn.
Lissis interests me greatly, and I would
b Only too glad 70 lend my services il
nsoesssry in solving n +"
Dr. j. A loren, also connected with
shs research laboratory. declares that
within recent years . human blood test
80 made experilnentalIy and proved
ssccssful in distii Rlishing rsce.
However. m experimentsl tsst which
b accepted by the medical fraternity 10
nos necesssriiy acceptable By . court of
Law. j recall this test vss thrown ont
b. the judge, and I am dubious il such
. ssss, even though pronouncsd succes.-
fni. would be accepted - evidence in the
Listle divorce suit"
DR.. Charles II. Lovewell, Of Chicago.
says: There are some distinguishinx
features IN IN octoroon. however, thsss
same f~aSurrs often can be found also in
white psrsons, particularly brunett~s.
No blood ssss ever would si.ov the diff
fsrsnce, - the blood Of ell human beings
= the same In my opinion Mn. Lit
ks's lineage never can be dessrminsd by
srssnt6e tess. n Professor Boss 10 able
- do %. his fest, think, viii be .
most imPortsss discovery 70 scisnos."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
GREAT TIME At BIG FOUR
SCHOOL HOUSE XMAS NIGHT

very pleasant evening Wa spent by
The good people Of Big -Four a shs
Nmss exercises. rendered by the school
children, under Mrs. ArdeIis Garter q
the school house on Christmas. Afssr
the rendition Of the literary program .
curtain was pulled back and there stood
a beautiful tree loaded down rish pr~.-
enS Tor all. IL 10 hard 70 s.y Who 70
ceived the greatest considsrsson. and
The presents we're rare and oo>ay. Every
body ~as remembered. and when ths
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~eii pleased The teacher wishes %
thank the patrons and frisnds Cor tbsir
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
JOHNSON. WILLARD BOUT
May Be Held In Mexico

RI Psso. Texas. Dec. -. -J.ck Curley
promoter OF the Jack Johnson-Je-- viii
lard heavyweight boxing contest. today
IA the ds~ Ad place sos the bout had
not vet been selected. lie deni@d q re-
port that tie fight had been st for
Juarez' Merioo, March ~, although he
ssid the Mexican border town might h.
selected. lie thought the date probably
would he March Ors.
Tom Jones, manager for Je-- Willard
and who is interested in the Johnson
willard contest, y in Chicago. CurIry
eHpech 70 meet him in that city ON
Thursday or Friday.