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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
MARKET
CLOSES FIRM
SALES or ga CASKS At ~.
CENTS PosTEo-RoslN POSTED
As NOMINAL WITH NO SALES.

The spirits market was posted firm
et the Chamber q Commerce yester-
day afternoon with sales OF So casks
a. 81 e cents. Receipts were 81 casks
against 26a casks tho same date last
year. 8.oT5 casks for the month against
t.52e casks the same month last year,
f.sos casks for the season against 1e.-
tZ7 casks for the same date last season
shipments were 5s2 casks. 2.s6s for the
month and N 900 for the season.
stocks were a.sz6 casks against 1881
casks for April ].
Rosin was posted nominal with no
sales, Receipts were 30 barrels
against $50 barrels tho same date last
year. b.685 barrels for the month
against I1.its barrels the same month
last year,11,ss for the season against
1885 barrels tie same date last sea-
son. shipments were 2161 barrels,
4.S1T for the month and 2aa1S for the
season. stocks were ss,e03 barrels
against ioT.4o0 barrels for the season
Quotations were aa follows.
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Help Wanted Male

$50 WEEKLY, Evening AZ home. Every
thinE furnished. No experience 40
canFasainR Don't worry about capital
Boyd ~ Brown. Dept A. Isl. Omaha.
Nebr
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WANTED.
Female Help Wanted.

FREE T0 ANY WOMAN. Beautiful az
pee Cold dec dinner aet FOR distribut-
inE dog cakes Complexion soar FREE
with other products. among friends. 40
money needed TYRREL.L WARD. enc
Institute, Chicago.
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Un8eF and bv virtue 81 . decree ~
foreclosure and sale rendered ~ Hunor-
allie A. e. Campbell Judge q the cir
guit court az TIE First judicial Circuit
Of Florida. o8 the sch day 81 May. A. n.
1913. iu a certain cause therein pending
wherein lnn III. Wade. against North
Pensacola Heights Company. q corpora
tiaus et ala are defendants. win 0n
Monday. the Eth day OF June. A. H.. 1916.
during fha leEal hours OF sale. offer for
sale Ter cash. TO fhE highest bidder, iu
front ~ the County court House door.
In the cts Of Pensacola. Eacamhla CaHu
estate. fu-wif. G.ata one. CD o. four EtA
fu block nfty-one tbl}. lots enc Cd and
twn fg# On block HffF-NFe ttaH. lots two
t21, three lsN ana four fb iu block sew
eDtE ggDh. lots one G9 So four tN in
block seventy -one tTlfs ar % block sew
euty-two f728. a1 90 block seventy three
G5Gs BOTS une 40 and five th1s six 49,
seven $50 and eight ts8 in block seventy
four Chs AL ~ block seventy five tItBs
lots one C1- 20 -four fN tn block ninety
l98l. lots one 1l 90 four f8A in block
uIuety-uun tatl, lots two ca O. eight
ts1 in block uinety-tuo 1922. al en- block
gs1 ln block ninety four lsfl. lets one Oh
three fs4 and four ltl in block one bun
dred and ten Ctgls alI being in sections
twenty seven teT1 and twenty mine t2e1
township two t2I south. range thirty tr0f
west. according to plan - VIM. p. Lee,
part Of asia property being Sea TIRE CIV
on pensacola and the remainder 5ust out
sidr of the city limits. save and except
the following described property included
above and described 90 follows. lots
nine lH1. ten Go1, thirteen u21. sixteen
J61. seventeen GT) and eighteen as In
block seveuty=two tT11 Tote nine fal, ten
u61. eleven lll1, twelve 0g. thirteen
ugB fourteen U#. fifteen lG5H. sixteen
us8 twenty sis t16f, twenty sevHn fggG
ana twenty-slEhe t20 iu block seventy
Eve JzE. and Tote eleven t8. twelve
d2a. thirteen Gn m block ninety three
Rab North WM Highlands. Dallas Land
Company re subdivision of part 81 the
Dallas Tract. Together with the teun-
menta Embellishments and apnurtanancna
tnereuut0 belonging or iH anawlse apper
tanning the whole frye from al eNeun.
lions and right 90 homestead. Deed al
cost q purchaser.
WILLIAM FISHER.
Special Master lE Chahcery
F8f-Arna rEuawsw
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HELP WANTED.

wANTEn-Young man a. collector and
solicitor no not rEfeet large HaIarE
or easy work. SALARY win increase A.
man shows ability. Address -. r. g.
care Journal 1Emay
WANTED agiddls-aEed white wornan 70
take care or an ella lady Apply as
East Belmont street lsway8te
WANTED AT oNck-Boaxkssper stem
eSrarhar $50. veneer cutter ST. co. fore
man fi-G. ftou salary. mihwriRHt $780,
molderuau. cabinet maker. heurHmaE.
auto mechanic. sawyer. foreman. Hler.
tfop salaries We employ faF best 6rms
Get with us FOR present sHl future open
luRH Maeks. Little Rock. ARA
MEN. WOMEN. "a or over wautoa--3cv-
eminent fohs. $500 tu ftE88a month
List % positions now 0btainaate free
Write immediately. Franklin Institute
Dept IS =, Rochester. y. r. June2s
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS in Post Or
Zee. railway mail and other branches
are good. preUare foF "eanms under
farNer u. s.. ClvI Service Secretary f.x
amfuer Booklet Gg2 free. Write today
Patterson civil Service school Rochester.
N r.
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quotations wers as follows


When ny daughter had whoopln9
cough she eoughed 50 hard az one
time that she had hamorrhawe % the
lungs was terribly alarmed about
her condition. Seeing Cnamhsrialn's
Cough Remedy - highly recommend
e.. I got her = bottle ana 4 relieved
che cough At once Before she had
finished two bottles ~ this remedy she
was entirely well" writes Wra. s r.
Grimes. Crooksvillc. ohio. ObtaiEabls
eyerywheres CAdy.l
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool. May I2.--Cotton spot
firm. Good middling. B.72. middIinE.
SIS. loW middlinE. Sa2.
Sales 1000 bales. Tor speculation and
export 400 bales.
Receipts $500 bales.
Futures closed feverisn
May and June. 6.25i-3: June and July.
$50 IL. July and August SIS la:
August september. SAL: October and
November. b.sis January and Febru-
ary sra: March and April. SIS 40;
Nay and June. 5gs
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. May i2.-Casn market fol-
lows
wheat-No. red. I.6e IL and
lBs1-a. No. 2 hard. f.BTi-2 and
l.ba1-7.
Corn--No. yellow. a. and r.
Rye-N0rninal. barley, " ard "a.
Hay-Tlmothy, 500 and $50; ciovSr.
$50 and 1900.
Provisions--Pork, $780, lard, sT0s
ribs. SIS and 1026.
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ST. Louis Grain.

r. Louis, Nc, May i2.-cakh grain
fellows
wheat--N0. ? red, IB2. No 2 nard.
SO ard ttS
Corn-No. ?. TsI-s: No. 2 white.
Te Is and TT.
oatz-No. :. ssi-2; Nc 2 white.
S51-Z
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Let your Liver gee torpid and you
are Is for q spell q misery Every
body gets Ain attack now and then
Thousands of people keep their Lvers
active ard haAithy ~ using Or Kings
New Life Pills. Fire fer the stomach
roo. stop the Dizziness. Constipation.
B.tiousBess and Indigestion. Clear the
blood Only &c, az your Druggist.
tAdv.l
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LEGAL NOTICE.
lsTRATRIK NoTIeE

lNlsTRATRl NOTICE.
AL creditors. legHfEeE. distributes
ard persons having claims or aeWanHs
against tae estate 0f John sheppard. de-
ceased. ere required ana warned e. pre-
sent them So TIE undersigned within tWo
wears from date ~ tnis notice or said
claims mlu be- barred
MARGARET SHEPPARD.
Administrators Of EetBtr af John @hep-
pard, deceased.
Nav G. 1918. Esa-Aua vsanwsw
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AGENTS WAN TED.

AGENTS wANTED ~Ta advertise cur
goods rs distributing free samples 20
consumers 20 cents as hour Write for
ful particulars FaNoFd Products, a1ea
Waite Bids Dayton Ohio
AGENTS 7Tees wIiara's Knos k-eut PIE
tura feNZ0 $500 Per hundred gold
framed. ehanHean Die signs. lee 8aN2s goa
framed art reinioua and neg1o uicfuree
18c sell secs peFfrait pillow tors Tow
caro- Tl
AGENTS. v6u want % earn more
money send Tor oar eatalaG &c repeaG
Agency. esa JEFFERSON ST. Macon. Ca
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Wnnatsior Encnmnmmms so. 4 rns.t.
every second ard fourth "wednesday ~
each month at B. IA. Ga mM~ora ffaM
rarnsF BaYken and Belmont afrsafe
Visiting Fatrarchs are invited % az
w r. EvERHARn
CHAs. FREIpRrCHsEN. cR.
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TO INvEsT-seryfeea e. hoakkseper -
thoroughly competent experienced
souna man. Also operate typewriter
clean rreoFf and good references To
urove ability wiN work uue tfial month
far haif salary Box 3a F9oriaa CITY.
Florida. smaylit
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ARwrRIAN WHsIIs-WIn put IN wells
~ IL inches diameter, any depth
farnntion Gray Arteaian WeH Co. CIT
10000 rnn ennch
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Statesmen Wanted.

SALESMAN Capable speciality man for
Fla. staple line on ugw and excep-
tiuuai terms Vacancy now. Attractive
commission contract S2E weekly for Elk
peUEes. Miles b. HlsiaF Co.. aa-ts car
lin Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio
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BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor, open 60 all
men. Y. NJ. z. A, Palafox
and B~imont streets. ""sa-n
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HOTELS.

CENTRAL. BOARDING HoUsE-Mrs O.
c BLACK Proprietor Rates S. per
week. IsodNinR and meals, = ecnts each.
les East lutendencla street Aaanrtm@
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Hickory Carp No q vvooawsp - "a.
WnrIa meets second and fourfh Wryfps.s
CAV nights az 30 p. m. Wnnaunav fr.n
corner Bayien and Romano
G p. cRooKE. .'A GO 80,
G. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nApOc0 A col. ELECTRICAL cnN-
TRACTORS Fana for sale. cleaned
rnH renafraa. KEYS made IS order le
want Garden street Phone SIS mayhU
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wANTED-To BUY.


WANTED TO HEH enc or tive carloads
On young heifefa delivered & h.
aarH ANY station Ala hama Nfisslaelpui
Or Florida. Write particulars ri VI
sprinkle, BOX g. Pensacola. Fla. 26aurl m
WANT Erta-smaIl ear. good repair not
essential Expect fe take most favnr.
able offer. Address RI ~ care Journal
ausayk
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FOR nAT.E-Tha foHowfne shares ~
stock 90 shares Barcelona 81 WAR
Co. 9 shares Ferry Pass Inspectors q
shippers Assn. SEQ shares West penNa-
cola Land Co.. also go residence 1utE ~
WaKeihurst enc lof and two story swell
land santa Rosa county i63 shares of
stock tn the Interstate Casualty Com
ranT one lot in tire ToWm of Audaluatas
AIahsfna, and . nunsber = lota IN the
New CITY Tract and FAST Pensacola. 3
residence Tote 81 MONTGOMERY Aia.. t2S,-
900 % bonds 81 Pensacola Suburban 3. n.
500. ooo 90 q. n "a a n r.. CO. bends
60 shares ~ preferred stock y p a A..
ga shares - common stock 81 F a "A
80 Inta fH Highland PARK W ~ Mlton.
receiver First National Bank II West
1nteudencla street, Pensacola F7a. &may
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TgOsT-wafh fob. schlltz beer globe With
fhrre small diamonds Suitable reward
% returned 60 ~. Go.drinE 19I East
Wright street Gtmag
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PERSONAL.

SOUTHERN LADY sF. Worth $4,000
would marry H-BoE s5. League. To-
ieHo. Onto
Jane Pitts. the nurse. has returned and
in located az $40 vs.. Gregory iUmayr'
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x. OF l.. NO. fBEs.
Knights 81 Labor Assembly Ma fKaF
meets the fret Monday night ~ $50
month az the w O w HAN rorrs- ~
Romano and hayien streets. az Tao
O'Clock.
Il. ~ SIMPSON
JOSEPH F-ERRo. Master Wiart. v,...
RecordinE Eecre1arY f~n
pensaccla Louas. ne. . Z. o. O.
Pensacola Lodge No. Il Is Is n
metsu every Thursday a. 500 3 ~ -
Raffnra Hall corner Bawian ana nairnars
street Visitors cordially fmgftaa
work On saeond degree
JOHN GEREENR
.. Lamsrsest. ~ o
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1--we OAK camp No. 4 wooHuan AZ ~.
World meets first and third Tsta.sse
mfRhfn FER general business ana aeeses-4
ara fourth Tuesday nlRhfm Tor gass-ss
WORK. Woo4man Hall
- ". H. WRITE.
g. NAA-A@AAh' Clerk
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hARGAfN~-WM exchange twenty els
foot cabin launch foF light second hand
automobile or other property. pas diHer-
ence in caah if any. Boz Aa5s Journal.
amayTts
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
WHAT'S UPl' PROVED TO.
BE 4 POPULAR INQUIRY
UPON RECEIPTS OF TELE,
GRAM HERE FROM GOV.
ERNoR C. L. BLEASE
w A N T S DATA
AS to How Many Convicts Are in
Charge of Supervisor ).
Mack King.
w A N T S DATA

| WHAT'S up?" Ia u question which
pfopabiy filled the minds of several
people yesterday AZ much If not more
| than anything else which tlanspired
during the day. And this questioning
VIII likely 90 on until after the nine
teonth OF January, when His Excel
iehcy cole l.. Blease no longer poses
III lhe governors chair.
The questioning was promptcd by n
telegram which Supervisor ]. Mack
King received mt 10 o'clock Yesterday
morning from Governor Bleasc. read
ing as follows.
Please wire me tho number OF con.
Victs This day in your charge"
supervisor King got into touch by
telephone with the guards of the two
county camps aud ascertained from
each the number of mon on each gang.
Later In the day he wired the gov
erno: that lle hud &c convicts I'm his
charge. these being exclusive; OF aris-
ohers sent out by tho city police court.
ol The So convicts on the chasngnng.
Tour, are what Is known as "State"
conYicts and the remaining C2 "coun
" conr,cts. That IL to say, the
former are prisoners who originally
Went to the state penitentiary to serve
their sentences but WHO were later
sent TO the county chaingang. The
latter class is composed of those1co
vlcts who originally went to the coun
" chaingang to serve their se.:tences.
Just what Governor B!ease desires
with this information. no one knows.
Several who learned of tho receipt of
the telegram surmised that the COVER
nor IL nreDa s,inp IN Ifhorafa tho. ,..i..
convict force. Others were ftbe
opinion that the governor desires the
Information sor use in statement
which he will probably pubiish upon
leaving office setting forth how many
conyicts he has pardoned. paroied and
shown mercy In other forms and how
many CONFLICTS -emain on tho gangs of
the State.
AT any rate, there is considerable In
terest In the. inquiry, and the COVER
onor's doings between now and the
nineteenth of january will be OBJ
served with keen interest.
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AT ONCE !! STOPS
TOMAC CE 1 INEESElS
AND TNE)IC TE(lNll
ape's Dinpepsin' inakes sick,
sour, gaasy Ssolnaehs
s,. q fesl fine.

DO some foods sou sat hit bach
taste good, but work badly; fefsnent
Into stubborn Jumps and canea Il
sick, sour, gaesy stomach? Now
MIR. or Mrs. Dyspeptic. j0t this doss X
Pape's Diappesin ifgeAfs eaerythii,f
leaving nothing TO sour and i, ,IiSset
You, There neyer. wis. aily thinR So
safely quick, so certainly 4 sfectfve. Nd
difference how badly ypiir at6macli Is
disordered you WI ger happy relief
In fiye minutes. but what pieases YOU
most lis that IL stsengthcns atld reEn
lates your stomach so you can ca
your faspritss foods without fear.
Most renietiies give yon relief SOME
fimes-shey are slow, but not siifss
'Pape's Diapepsinp IS quick, positive
and puts your stoniach in II healthy
condition so the misery won't Dbfie
back. n
You feel different as soon as s.Rapes
Diapepsin' comes In contact with
the stomach distress Just vansslies
yonr stomach gets sweet, no gases, ia
belching, no eructat tons oE uIFfifgestz
ed food yonr head clears and you
feel flne. * IS ( g
Go now, mako the best iarestfdIent
you ever made, by getting q large
ifty-cent cise of Pape's DfapepsiEl
from any drug store. Yosi resiixe ia
I've minutes how needless Il III 10 Hslf
fer from indigestion dyspepAia or a1iyl
stomach disorder. Is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
eek X,1sas
Observed Yesterday IN Tfue
Firm Services and q Big
Feast.

Greeks OF Anderson yesterday OBJ
served their Christmas In great style,
making their communion in the morn
ing at Grace church,, and partaking
last nightiaf bountiful feast ae the
Piedmont Cafe. which was rendered ;by
Gus Antonakas.
Services appropriate to the occas-
ion were conducted yesterday morn
Ing ut Gace church hy tho Rev. j. III.
aibbonry. rector. The Holy Eucharist
was celebrated, and some rs or more
Greeks were present, some of whom
probably had not made their coInsdun-
ion in years. 8 y !.
Z The following menu was served
last night at the Christmas dinner
given at the Piedmont Cafe by Mr..
AntonakaB: n esiS Z " sg & Z
p Chicken SoufJ.
Hamburg a Ia Greece, Chicken a la
Spanish,
Roast Turkey, Lamb Stew,
spageftE 4 Ia Greece 4
Cold Slaw, Potato Salad. Cheese.
Olives, Rice Pudding
scofIee, Tea, MIX.
Those paftakinE OF the hospitality
OF Mr. Antonakns were AIessrs. Geo.
ArtOnahay, N. ~, Merqs, Gus. A. Nam
os. Gus Masouroh. George Drakcul.
las. J, s. Cromer, Rev. j. FH. Gib5ony
aud Rufus FAINT, Mrs. Leo AIeros and
Misses Marie Masouros and Tasia D..
AntonaKos. & y Is
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ASKS FOR An ...,i,
ae.s AlP'P'RO z OPR RATION
President R & Wilson Wants $3.50 900
TO Dsfray Expenses Of Pana-s
3a, ma Canal Celebration.
(Dv Asanclnto,,I proai ,

(Dy Associated PrcsS3
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.--s.sss n s;.s:,sssr-
ence to-day with Democratic and RE-
publican congre ssionai leaders Preai-
dent Wilson asked for $250,000 nm
propriation to defray expenses OF the
celebration planned for opening OF, the
Panama Canal next March.
- Tho, president summoned TO the
White House Senators Overmaii, Hoke
Smith.tan Gallinger.. and Renresenta.
dyes Underwood. Sherley and Mann,
and laid before them tentative plans
Tor the celebration as submitted TO
him by Secretaries Bryan. Garrison
and Daniels. The plan includes the
entertainment OF visiting officers OF
foTaign fleets and tho transportation OF
the, feet and visitors. Democrats and
Republirans nike approved the plan
and. the expenditures.
Possibiiitay that the naval parade
through the canal can not be held, MS
suggested receatly by Colonel Goe-
thals on account OF slides. was dis
cnased. but II was agreed that pfapar-
ltions should go forward.
The plan contemplates reception
for visiting naval officials and repre-
isentetlyes of foreign governments In
Washington for their Departure from
the capital March 5 for Hampton
Roads where battleships will be
boarded for the cruise.
r. , u -.
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Miss Marie Taller, declared by
Grand Duke Alexander Miehaelotitch,
cousin of file Car, who is something
OF a connoisseur, TO be the s:"most
beautiful girl in tho world" has an
nounccd her engagement. Inaa few
mohths she will wed s. Bryce Wing,
a New. York society man. Grand Duke
Michaeloyish siIw Miss Taller fin New
port last SKINNER. and Ii was there
TO members of eociety thnt he stated;
his belief that the. young woman was
the. most heat tIfni in the world. Il SIS
Miss Taller was formally intro
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Mr. j. J. FretweH
Is Optimistic.

You can say that In fifteen days
conditions in Anderson county will
have wonderfully improved and II
believe that In fifty to sixty days
everything will be going at top
speed. SIS soon as plowing starts all
labor which desires employment will
get 1t. In fact. there is not a great
deal of idle labor now. The Eu-
roDean war has little to do directly
with conditions. Anderson county Is
In good shape. Grain planted in
sures second money crop. I am
personally in no way worrying about
conditions, but on the other hand am
more enthusiastic and optimistic
than have been in long time. We
now know just what we can do in
this country and that a slight de-
Election In. cotton prices cannot ef-
feet for ary great length OF time our
prosperity. When plowing gets vel,
underway, watch things. Everybody
VIII be 'busyf and prosperity begin.
ming to flush in" said j. j, F'retwell,
eapitalist aid feffners to an Intelligen-
Ger representative yesterday.
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ELECTRIC CITY sPARKLETs
Eens of InaFest and Personal Mention cauzs Over e
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
+ = = = = = = *sx - as y y T. y y y * s. * r.
TO Keep Boys
Out OF Pool ROoms.

10 Aeep BOYS
Out OF Pool Rooms.
Complaints having come to hin,
that boys under 1S years OF age were
irequenting some OF the pool and bill
lard rooms OF the city. Chief of Po-
lice Sammons yesterday served no.
ttce upon the proprietors of resorts;
OF this nature in the city that the law
In this respect would be rigidy en-
forced. 1t is a violation of the law
i1T tie boy under is years OF age 10
go into pool or billiard room and IL
is a violation OF the law for the pro-
prictor OF such place to allow one
In his place. The text of the ordi-
nance on this matter is as follows: It
snail be deemed a misdemeanor for ANY
person who holds n license from the
city or Anderson TO keep, conduct, or
use any pool or billiard table in the
city OF Anderson for hire. compensa
tiQn or profit, to permit, allow or let
any person under the age of eighteen
years of age texcept by written con-
sent OF the parent or guardian; 70
play ON or use any such table. with
or without compensation, or to per-
NIT any such minor person to loaf
or loiter or be or remain in the place
whether any such table or tables are
used or conducted. IL shall be deem
cd misdemeanor for any person un-
der eighteen years of age {except by
written consent of the parent, or
guardiap) to play on or use any IL
censed pool or billiard table in the city
of Andersonsusedyf for gain. Or to, LOAF
or loiter or he or remain In any place
where any such table or tables are
used. -; - "
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duced to society year ago this win
ter, although she had been out in
Newport during the summer of that
year. She has teen greatly in de-
mand at social gatherings and ns
bridesmaid at some OF the prominent
weddings cof the last two seasona
She is q granddaughter ON her
mothers side. OF Rear Admiral Yates
Stirling.sU. s. NJ lFeured), hef
mother having been Miss Marie Stirl-
Ing. onesSO the beauties OF her day
OF BALTIMORE Nd where her father,
Admiral Stirling. now'i lives, sisSE
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exploits OF Elaine"
Was Highly Pleasing.

Scores of Anderson people yester-
day afternoon and last evening wit
messed the initial exhibition In An
derson or the widely-adyertised "Ex-
ploits of Elaine" featuring Pearl
White, the heroine OF the "Perils OF
Pauline The picture is one of the
clearest cut that has ever been seen
here. The setting of the picture is
exceptionally rich. The air OF Iuys-
terry running throughout the photo
play is gripping in the extreme. AS
for the acting. those who are familiar
with the work Of Pearl White have
their own ideas. The Exploits of
elaine" bid fair TO be even more popu-
lar than the "Perils of Pa"line."
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Superintendent FeitOn
Went to Houea Path.

County Superintendent of Educa-
tion j B. FELTON, yesterday paid an
official visit to the public school at
honea Path. He spent the greater
part of the day inspecting tha various
departments of The school in tho town
of Honea Path. Mr.. FELTON, reports
that the school is in flourishing con-
dition. Grades extend from the first
through the eleventh. Some 10 teach
crs are employed and there are 27O
pupils enrolled. Mr.. FELTON, did not
visit the mill school. reserving this
Tor his next trip to Honea Path.