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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05

What are diplomatic posts fort"
They seem at present to be chiefly
for international hitches."
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05

Then. after driving the supports h
into the ground about ten inches
apart. bind the spool bearings C %
their tops, slip the nails e Of the
cross arms into spools c, and brace
the framework by binding the strips
D to them a. shown in Fig. Z. After
the braces have been put on. all that
remains to complete the Ferris wheel
is Il cutting of holes through oppo-
site sides of the berry boxes. large
enough for the nails - the ends of
cross arms A to slip through.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05

Sprained ankle? Rub on and rub In
Balsam thoroughly. Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05
The TunefuI Watermelon.

Our idea OF q natural and unassum
ing person Is one who eats his water
melon harmonica fashion.-Sprincfsic
Union.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05
The Kind You Have Always Bought.

applied
H.
yearste
fathers
black When
sides
little
limitations attention
their families
It is to regretted that there
all substitutes
should properly coun medicinal
adults
that for themselves but the child has to rely II
the mothers watchfulness. III -Z/lZ--l-
Genuine ofCE4VZZAP
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05
KIDNEY
TROUBLE
u . deceptive disease
-thousands have Il
and don't know i. =

NOOOAE you want good results
you can make no mistake by using DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root the great Kidney
remedy. At druggists In nifty cent and
Gel Post. also pamphlet telling you about
It Address DIR. Kilmer Z Co., Bingham-
ton, N. r.. and enclose ten cents. also
mention this paper.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05
The Reison.

There Is great deal Of snap about
that marching"
mo wonder: It's crack corps"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-05
DOLLS TEETER. MERRY-Go-
ROUND AND FERRIS WHEEL.

y A. Nicely Hall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
F,ur Funerals Today.

-Four funerals were held in Pendle-
ton today. This morning at . o.
clock at St. Mary's church, the last
rites were performeS over the body
Of John Mulloloy, Rev. Father o'Sul-
liyan conducting the service. At 2
o'clock this afternoon at the Metho-
dist church. the funeral of Mrs John
McAfee was held with Rev c. A..
Hodshire In charge. At $3.50 at the
Folsom chapel services were conduct
ed over the body Of James L. Car
roll. Rev Charles Quincy in charge,
and at 4:3O at the grayeside simple
services were held for the little child
Of Nr and Mrs W Gadwa,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
Brother Sues brother.

Frank Stanton of Helix yesterday
filed suit against Charles Stanton for
a judgment of $500, interest and at
torney fees. on two notes alleged to
have been executed by the defendant.
The property Of the defendant was
attached upon the refusal of defend
ants wife to sign mortgages with her
husband.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
Land Products show.

Local officials of the Commercial
Association have been invited to at
tend the Manufacturers and Land
Products Show in Portland starting
November 49, Admission tickets
may be secured at the executive Of
flee of the Portland Chamber Of
Commerce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
M. rromhIey Gels Dlyorce.

Mrs Bertha NJ Trombley was this
morning at II o'clock granted a di-
vorce from Ben F. TrOmbley by
Judge Phelps. The defendant did
not fight the action but had his at
torneys, Raley and Raley, present at
the taking Of testimony. Will NJ.
Peterson appeared for the plaintiff.
The property rights had previously
been settled by stipulation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
Want Hospitar Road Improved.

d. H. Nelson Tuesday evening
took up with the Commercial asso-
citation the matter Of improving the
road leading past the Eastern Oregon
State Hospital and there was gen.
eral feeling that the road should be
improved, preferably with a hard
surface c. p. A. Lonergan offered
TO make a survey and estimate and
the whole matter was referred to
the committee on roads with instruc.
tions to confer with the street COM
mlttee Of the council.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
Wei at Terminal Yards.

For the purpose Of sinking a 12-
inch well at the terminal yards at
Pilot Rock junction George E. Scott
of Portland is now here The well
will be used to provide water sup
ply at the terminal Mrs. Scott ac-
companied her husband on the trip
to Pendleton and they are stopping
at the Hotel Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04

Rev. Joseph c. De Rop left this
morning for Baker where he viii be
engaged in religious work among the
people Of Belgian birth or origin tol
a few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04

Mrs. Laura B. Hannah, wife Of H.
f. Mark Hannah local billpOster,
died this morning about 4 o'clock at
her home, sos Cosbie street, follow
ing a long Illness from tuberculosis.
She was about 80 years old and was
native of Iowa, her fathers name
being w. L. Spade. She is survived
by a husband and two sisters, one in
Spokane and one in San Francisco.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been definitely made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
Fonr nlsorderlies Arrested

Thomas Nolan, Paddy Casey, J.,
Morgan and John Burke were arrest
ed last evening at o'clock just west
of the Bowman hotel when they were
seen to be public drinking from a
bottle For their disorderly display
they were given three days each in
Jail this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
Old Time sheepman Here.

Henry Scales, who was formerly
in the sheep business in this county
and who is well known by old timers
is here today visiting with friends
while en- route to Mountain Home,
Idaho. where he has purchased land
He has been living at Sunnyside,
Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
school Districts ENLARGED.

The county boundary board, con-
sisting of the county court and school
superintendent this morning enlarg-
ed district n on Stewart creek and
district > on lower Hudson Bay so that
hereafter they will take in territory
heretofore not in any district.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04

Main street pavement which was laid
last week
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
building New Home.

w. |. Gadwa has torn down his
house on Bush street and will use the
lumber in the erection of new house
on a new foundation upon the same
site.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
LIttIe nauehter Died.

The little week old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs w. /. Gadwa died last night
The child was prematureIy born and
lived but six days. The funeral was
private.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
Want to Know About Horses.

The Portland Chamber of Com
meree officials have written the To-
cal Commercial Club for information
as to the number OF horses purchas-
ed in this county for war purposes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04
UmatiIIa Woman TO HOSPITAL.

Mrs. william Carroll of Umatllla,
was brought up this morning to ST.
Anthonys hospital to undergo an
operation,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-04

4 marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to James oliver and
Ruby NJ Allen. resident of the east
end of the county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
Plsl111toiissg
I sOrdinances Violated and Negro
Wsrlnnan Was N IsessFd
Z, ccart.

Charged with Violating Sections $50
and 15T of the city rdfnanrss, which
lproyide that plumhin in the city of
Anderson has 10 be- done by licensed
plumbers and that q permit must be
secured before such work can he
done, Lawrence Galloway negro,
vas tried yesterday before Recorder
Russell.
s. The negro entered plea OF guilty
and was aentenced to nay d fine OF S2h.
~ iiie suhsesiion OF the city attorney,
who stated that the cityG ol5ieef II,
bringing the care had been gained.
Mayor G6dfrey sn6rended the sem
tence. The city wished to mako an
example OF this case. as q warning to
cthera who are doing businees OF this
kina without license ana withonss
iirst securing the necessary permit
from the city authorities. Ths casa
against Galloway was brought BY Civ
Health ;ofifcer Campbell. - 6 ..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
/ ! ! / re- /
@ .ssIesls I;goEss
Psnnsisty IDissesoraie is

A repre- itntEye ef The InteisiaeiiSs :
cer learned yeets fdav that Mfs w.
HAnry Glenn Hfll0 eoksse deyB Y ifEo
hand ii HIS RESIGN ati0a - 3 faefsl-
her cf fhS board OF difectcrs of she,
State pehiteatikry had reeonsidereG
hts aet soa Ana WishefkWn the feaisIiiI9
lio'is lts tbs requesk 81 many of his
fffend5 < i 4 49, 81 isfss &;
Willis d ilfecs6ss 81 the penslent ntiaIp
are eleatsl 81; The ieElsIakape, & ,iisei
resla aanltuH sf q member cf lha board
s. aecectefl lssi the 8iier alfaefora III
10 xudet saed fhet SEss Giena.s resie
naston he'd not X ZEN hcEs,d uDon when
be- sieeIiea tQ iets'st X,
t5fpA iesyiiins filas fsR. clenn hafii
e5iEnsd The ispct afs 81 t,lb fIl1s,i
teAEiafy, MI Hslt6is 5Sla6t aiss
Ibnaee4t q 81 S6F sf'Is
Ftef Aty 6na l5sf Ilsl f,Ssenlf'l1 a.
soA{1t viii ne 'SSs7anr ana s.ssksz
peg9 6 tne es ssBssfaFd ia Gid slf
sesSp es ezf 7lasii,f 4pehf fIess
ntss sseF i,.sl Hhsil 81 afrssel M
4;heso Rill he general 6ssIesaci .es
.,isfsse ~ q 7sf AR aieh 8 q essiA y
- 40 le n lfc ON ~ s'6asd q I. l-l
feesqte q the rssl efi ks =, Ss 81 ~
eensi9 l,'se ~ ttl'$ l'l6'.f as,IS nieis|
t'7s N q ne II, o f|iIIi
- tAtFtI ~ ~ ~ - x ~ =. q, ~ ~ ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
New Orlsa as Cotton

NEW oHLs1ANs, S Jan. u s srba
stfeneth OF iDuthefn epot mar 49,
Raa hetsustaini9g influence ili 81 ttSFi
today and q brought about q nnini n !
adyaiice following lover prices IN :ehs
lrse aalf or the session. IN tlle .Issasn. !.
lag Prices at their lowest Fefs, q ssn
u DuiEtk under yeetefdsy,s sloss I y, +,
the afternoon nc their hiehest shev
we're TO 8 points above Win ths
eiose az a gain or 4 to- 8 polntS' 81 8
b POOR cables Increased the faIlr an 4
Action, especially after tbs reGeint
soss letters and kilograms from the cets
t0n belt Stating that high prices wer,e
ihayilg the effect OF ioing away VIII,
agitatiop looking toward q retiuciioi,
y acreage this spring. Tese ris,;ls
rom the interior, however. says IN :
Formation that spots were asIlInr at
gher prices than i,t many oe. ithe I'm
porfnnt spot cAntelB. Lats III tiia srea.
slt'sl there was 4 decided itlcreasn IN
,puyiug nrdeEs, and the market iIrIsicfii
up raptdly IS 8 q: a !. s
Spot cotton iism; salea on tie spot,
Assge be- ihss 10 arrive B, ZOO. " s.
3 Cotton futures CLOSING:
Z @aiinafye 4. .23 lEarcfa S.6f: May & a. (
July so October 99.23. fts 90
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
JeWelry Repairing

When you leave a pises Of JEWEL
RY to be repaired. do y0n want co.
wait always for. it? Lyon wiiI re-
pair It at once.
When you leave yeur glasses. can
you afford to be without them9 Lyon.
win repair them at onee.
And you have "a bunch Of y old
JEWELRY laid away, that coutd be
made into beautiful pieces, at very
little cost. Almost every day have
some one to tell me that they have,
an old piece OF ieweiry tnat was worn
by their mother. father or grand
mqtheR and would give any thing IL
they could wear Il, No piece Is too
BAD to be made to look new.
Let me make you q price.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
Commercial and Fi,,al,cial.
Stocks and Bonds.

HEW YORK, Jan. 21.--Stocks hsa
oieir fourth consecutive adyanca ~
the week today, despite peraistant
pront taking In standard siiarea ami
tafther professional manipulation in
secondary issues. Tir3 -
Buainess was slightly larger than on
Eresday. Even OF greater importance
was the steady trend Ia bonds.
Missouri Paciflcls increasing set.
eyity at higher prices was aeain note
worthy. Another feature WAC the
broad inquiry for various low nriced
railway Issues, as well az intluatriaIs
free absorption OF high grade fnflis-
trials and utilities on q fisinF lavei
was also an Interesting development
OF the day. -, -,
! Activity slackened appreiably In the
late trading and, Missouri Pacific
ehafes, as well az the convertible
nves and fours weakened In connec-
ton With runrors that the Gould In
tefests would fight againat Ioss OF the
property's control. The rest of the iist
eased on factionaliy, but made vieor-
ous recovery just before the cloaS ON
neavy buying OF Union Pacific, Penn-
sylVania, the Harrimnns and apthra-
cite shares, all Of which then reria.
tered best prices OF the day.
Monetary conditions were yirtuniiy
unchanged so far as open rates we're
concerned. but many loans wera made
under prevailing quotations, eiRht
months money being offered at . 1-9
per cent. ,..s. :.
Copper metal made another advance
but this favorable fact was not reflect1
ed 10 eiy uifatAfial f.yfanf q, II, :, =, 80,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
Tess Mc(7ee
Venerable Genslannan ana Chris.
sian of Greenville Died 1.
Yesterday.

: =. s. u l-
There are numbers Of people In the
city and county Of Anderson who win
regret to learn OF the death or Mr..
5eGse tMcGee. which occurred yester-
day morning ut, the home OF this ven.
erable and Christian gentleman in
Greenyilte. =
He was the father OF w. n. MCGEE.
division paseehgSs agent OF the South
erR Railway, ana an Uncle OF Horace
]. McGee, assistant caahfar & of the
Farmers and Merchants bank oe this
city. He Is alEo survived By another
son, Joe d. NcfaSe, or Louisiana. afiS
teilr sdatig tsrs, hliss eliza AfcGea of
sN;lcae0. Mss Etta McGee 81 Gfaeia-
Vile, Mrs. Joe Mccall Of Greehviile.
ana lfrs. Arch Well ofSGreenviiie snSi
Bis widow, WHO WAS Il Miss Charles
or Greenyiile County Mr.. McGee was
q cousIn OF y. Il 1IcG Gee of ia.s CITY,
Mr. Jesse Mntsee sxas Bt years Of
age. He was bofn at Cokeshury3 "a
AbbeyslIe County. For the spast 20
yehrs or, more he sdlgla his home az
Greenvilles "A more beautiful chnfacs
ter than M. AfcCs Bee never lived !, He
rs q e.et,tTa
nan. and q Vailed neinher of the
first Baptist church Of Greenyliis.
~ engaging pbrsonaiitr. With IlIeart
aiWeys diating sunshine and eooIi.
mesa, he endeared ,;issiseif % n Wide
circle of stannch fri6nds ana Iidiliir-i
ff1. ~ ,,afS1 II Is go ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
SOUTH CAR0LISA HAS Ies.s4o.
PAIfIz HOMES. s

2 WARRINGTON, Jan. 3is-T There are
now $40. .20s homes In South casolifia,
aeooydipg to areport issued today ~
the census bureau, while, cen years
eko the pumber was 269, ,864, cornpsr-
ed With z22,9& homes In 1890. Fifty-
three per cent; OF the South Carolina
homes are farm homes, compared with
81 per cent. In 1900 and s59 per cent.
In 1890. The humber pf homes In
inns State free pts siIicIimDerancs at
the present time Is 70.91e, while 1p-s
sI9 are encumbsred and s21D.9o4 arc,
rented. &c
!. sIn the entire nation there arc 2o,-
265, ,65b homes. OF this humber o.
t26,G1o are farm and Ii, ,i3i,9sb are,
urban hofnes. M IS f,',t 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
GOING AHEAD ON
GRAIN ELEVATOR

the tir1e oppoftuhe for erecting grain
elevators in this tseetfon OF the Ecotip
try, but made an exception in the casa
Of Anderson County. Prof. Long rec-
commended. however, q distributing
grain elevator instead Of n storage
Sievator. Ft.slted the secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. There are
two or three more counties OF the
State where elevators might be ad-
glaable. thinks Prof. Long, statas Mr..
Whaley. but IN the Gaze OF Anderson
County he made an unqualified exeep-
tion. a.2er i I, q
Are Going Aheaw.
Mr. Whaiey stated yesterday that
the prolnoters OF the grain elevator
proposition will 60 right ahead with
their undertaking. Mr., ETH. Richards
OF Willow City. N. d., who came here
some days ago for the purpose OF
conferfing with local business men
With reference to the elevator. and
who closed q tentative contract with
the committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce having charge OF the mat
ter to invest q certain amount e. s;,e
Undertaking and assume the manage
nlant Of 1t, returned last night from
columhia. where he went Sunday on
Q combined pleasure and business
trip. 49,
OoAfefesice Today.
Mr. Richards viii be In conference
today with local business men with
reference 70 the ss.sin elevator prop
osition. Itsis probable that papers OF
Incorporation wilt be. applied for
within the next few days, stems taken
toward raising the balance of the can
talsreeded and d formal agreement
closed with Mr.. Richards TO take
charge OF the enterprise.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
Chicago Grain

!. CHICAGO. Jan. 21.--fIoIdiup a I,v
fa.mers had much to do tod9% viz
ILting wheat 70 the highest Wilr srtire
yet-$f.a6 3-8, rise or Z! !j-sc a baalfel.
compared with yesrerday's 8 ioWsa{
level !odaSis advance. how gefer. t5ar:
not well maintained. ths niasisef clos.
me unsettled at the sumo as iast
night 70 Y-8@p 4 -2e up. Corn scored 4
net gain OF 1-S 70 5s8 atd oats al 4 e
Froyisions had an IRREGULAR flfiish.;
varying from AZ decline TO z 1-2 ad-
Grain and provisions claAiar
Wheat, May 81. AZ 3-S: JisiS 81 sss ,l;5s.
Corn. May 10 |: Jasy 10 g. e. s. IS q r
Cash grain: ;, s.
Wheat No. 2 red 81 a llSsD az. ia.
? hard, SLAP l-sfpi AZ y sf Z 5 49, = 1,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
STATED THAT PROF. LONG
MADE AN EXCEPTION AS
10 THIS COUNTY mad
vIsStsG ELEVATIONS
THE DISTRIBUTING
TYPE SUGGESTED
Chamber OF Commerce Commit
tee WIN Probably Close Form.
Al Agreement Tmtnediate-
ly With E. II. Riehsrds.

That Prof. W. w. Laong, State agent
OF the farmers cooperative demon.
stration work, made an unqnalifled
exception as to Anderson Coanty
when he issued a bullstir recently ad-
yising against the erection Of q grain
elevator In thfS section 90 the country,
Is the abatement .voncheafed yesterday
by Secretary Porter a. Whaley of the
Chamber OF Commerce upon reading
In fThursday's issue Of The Inteiligen-
Ger an extract from Prof. Longs bull
letin
Mr.. Whaley states that he recently
went to Clemson College for the pur-
pose Of conferring with Prof. Long
with reference to the grain aituatiDn
in South Carolina ana particularly In
Anderson County. In speaking OF
this conference. yesterday Mr. Whaiey
stated that Prof. Long did not believe
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22
Acquitted II
Ernest Robinson Clears His sltirts
So Far as Tlseft Of Silver is
Concerned.

Proving by two Witnesses that he
had pufchased q set OF silver from
another negro and hnd not stolen 1t,
as had ba6n charged, Ernest Robin
son yesterday morning cleared his
ekifts OF very ugly accusations BE-
fore Magistrate W c. BroadytelI.
EObinson and the other negroes swore
that Robinson purchased the set Of
silver, which had been stolen by
some one from q negro named Toney
Gray, on Christmas eve. from & negro
boy named Roy Whtsoli. who II now
serving q sentence on the cii6inEaiik
for steelir v cow hides from the abat.
toIr. As ., on as watson has ftiiished
his HenteD 70 on the gang he VIII be
'aetasned until these cli9fge brought
BY Ernest Robinson and the other
hegr0a9 have BEEN iavestikHt e6.
twill be recalled tkat several days
ago The fntelligencer carried the
story, Of Detective w. r. brennan
having found q case of silver, watch
had been stolen from Toney Gray, In
the house OF Ernest RobInson. The
latter was arrested and placed Id the
SsssssssissssT s5ass, izisii tie
ct the time that the negro had admir-;
ted that he stole the silver Before
Magistrate Broedweil yesterday, how
ever hc cleared himself Of ali suhplc-
Ion. ts,s z y
The witnesses sWore that they met:
Roy Watfoii IN t,Ik road near Aisnne-:''
nela's store on North Main ttreel.
lshfiafnaaa ava nj In ana That rEsk
son had a chest Cf silver which IS
stated was given him By iils eitpiSya
ers. a. Kegse e Co: they stated
that ERNEST Robinson offersd watson
81 80 Tor the silver. Witch was llc4s
eepted by the latter. srte SILVER Ssas
taken hefhe by Ernest Robinson, WHO
stated thnS he made no effort to Hide
Il, aa he thought BE-. had afdse d boha
tlie hargains and never imagined Tor
nnee that he hsa purchased ssSieh.
property. .sssSss
AS a matter .of fact. Toley Gray isi
the negro who purchased the silver.
He bought e oe W. IN. Keess e co. tor
3 chfihttnag present Tor hts farce.
but bSfore he conld present, Il TO her
the silver wEs stolen from she house
sfheke he had ieft 1t.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-22

Fair SECRETARIES
HOLD CONFERENCE
IN NEAR FUTURE TO DISCUSS
MATTERS INTERESTING
TO THEM
r RACING CIRCUIT
Arrangement A Of Gates Ihas wan
Not p COnflictiag Wl;ll Be
conaidessd.
r AGING cyacUIT'

A meeting Of all county fair Sec
retaries in the State for the purpose
of arranging dates for holding the
fairs on such dates that they viii not
conflict. and consldering other matters
OF interest to these institutions, will
probably be held In Charleston at the
time OF the conference ON development
and settlement OF South Cafoilna
farm lands which is to be held there
February 11-l2. gtt'l t,sI-ssia
Secretary Porter A. Whaley OF the
local Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
received communication from Sec
retary Luther Ellison OF the Lancas-
ter Chamber or Commerce IN which
the latter stated that he was calling
q meeting jof all county fair secre.
tafies. to be held In Columbia durinR
February. FOR che purpose OF discuss
ing such matters as viii be OF mu-
tunl interest to the upbuiIding and
deyelopment Of the many county fairs
held In the State. Secretary Whaley
has written Mr.. Ellison s1kgestinE
that the meeting be held In Charles
ton instead OF Columbia and at the
time OF the settlement and Develop
f1ent conferences to be held In the City
by the Sea. It Is practically certain
that the suggestion will be accepted.
It is known TINT one OF the matters
which will be brought before the fair
secretaries win be that &C arranging
dates for the county fairs 60 that two
fairs will not be going on at the same
tirie sin the same territory. Another
matter which will be brought before
the Secretaries will be that or arrang.
Ing q horse racing circuit Tor the seY-
eral county fairs OF: the State.