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

| pom when weil Wieled, aS proved by
Miss Grayce LaCarl. an actress play
i ing at local theatre. She tested it
over the head of Howard Holmes,
clerk at local hotel, when ne start
| ed what Miss LaCarl said was a
trough house and used. Language she
did not think was up to the standard
iof polite society.
| According to the story narrated be-
fore Recorder johnson. Mr.. Holmes
became involved In an. embroglio with
la !sistef of''Miss LaCarl, when the
young actress. c&rae...to sthe rescue,
only pausihg to renose,'tfe afore-
said siippefe frGznb her fGotG Holmes
was down and-out in jiffy. oi k4n
"She did ;suat right" Judge Johnson
told ithe' defeated one. I'm onlyesor-
ray she doesn't wear larger slim
perp 30 she coniS have. iiit you harder
tls34t case. e5si s,itls.ili G.isi All -
t,5t gss9E Z; q r-l.--llHl-3s bssls. III q;
tIss.aA 5aumber :bf county taxo collectors
and tax TetsiyersSWiil hold: on toiehefr
fjobs they e5iinfcaily fost 9 By failing
Ito make bondss by january 4; Cover
nor Slaton coming IL theiE ,SeScuR by
9oEiciaisy hsandihg tthey time ;until JaHs
iuaryI25. spe ! layeseS asIIl1Asy ,,aYio
I. Under the state statnteae their on.
lfees--we ere rendered Wcant by their
failure sto4lnakei bonds. bit Attorney
4 General sGEiEeg FntedA that the COVER
nor had theyrsght to extend the limit.
| Another tribute to the value of a
newspaper comes from the Board of
Health in an official buitetin which
lsays layer OF Iewspapersr between
blankets will help keep of Jack
Frost on the coldest night and is real
ly as good as an extra blanket. It is
also pointed out that a great deal OF
cold comes mp. through thin Fmat-
Itresses, and newspapers ndEt to
the mattresses Sleepers may tkSe mo-
ltice. -, ~
/ /. Now that the walls and ceiling of
the ancient executive mansion have
been patched up again and few 100
mound chunks OF plaster which had
fallen from ftleZ ceiyih& rdpIakedS G5f-
lernor and Mrs. Slatonk hGyeR returhesi
from their. home just outside Atlanta
Ito occupy the official Residence Tor
the winter. just before they moved
Innt the taat tine q whole rSmAi =.
cciiirs fell and sfnashed haaa some
piano which was highly priSadf y
Mrs. Slaton.
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j .Ycu have much beautiful scenery
In America, but your lack the ancient
ruins we have. in Europe declared
la recent English visitor to At..nta.
Come up the street and I'll ghow
1you the governors masion = repssed
thts Atlanta fstend Agies! 4 d:
IGll the bill !. s., 3 Fsgs
n sfI For. several years ef7oFts ilsve been
tmade to persuade the Georgia legisfa-
lsuTe to authorize the sale OF the man.
lsion property and the pIrchssa az q
slnsw site. probhhf In Druid Hills. hill
Ithfs siis 81 sSTs Jailed. s.f7ke uptown
Hand occupied by the mansion would
4 lsesf for enough TO build q new home
ahich would be sastiy superior il
tesery way. ,sl,
j President Wilson IS FesD sensible ID
{ a golf story on Colpnef nd r.. Brown
4 OF Atlfsfitas syics pFasid daat and fedarai
lagent or the Atiaiita reserve hank
i Tho president told II to Sam blythe
the famous mas gazine writer.
Colonel Brown, who Is my wife't
Icousin was Learning tQs play golr AZ an
IAssa AAissnia g. Slsh ss 8 B s)9s.sS gss'Ssss ;,
tany oyerysatse t6dd die, So ne aaike:
Tor The worst caddis on the links, and
stdfew Elephant q little. negro boy
6sown drove on well but his bnll
Ilande4 In crov5ce hst tween a0fiis
sE. an . 81: A. DpsI.
Itton. Brown Stns Worried
20 What WI I ao now :, ne aS'sed a
Ibis cAddie. fun ~ / 4iShRg ais ciuba
et5it de hail; sui Hit tis BAH, an.
.fEwesed .lslep pisant md after 81 /, la Is
ithe way 60 40 etes SSSEfg eg hit the
Ibalr Il an excellent iliots0.
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