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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23
Japan Taken Steps to Aid Allies

TOXIC Japan Aug 2Count okuma premier Of Japan today
made significant statement regarding Japans plans
allies the Entente Powers in the European He that
has decided to assist the Allies systematically particularly
Probably large amount Of munitions will
much material has already been shipped be said -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23
GERMANS ASSERT TURKS And
EBULGARS SIGN treaty; RIGA
1VICTORy HEARTENS RUSSIANS

ITALY'S DECLARATION or WAR ON TURKEY EXPECTED TO
INFLUENCE RUMANA TO CAST LOT WITH ALLIES
BRITISH LINER DI0MED SUNK, TWO ENGLlSHMEN kND
FIVE CHINESE DR0WNED--WlL SON DECLARES ACTION
IN ARABIC CASE WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE FACTS
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Associated Proxs servic

ASSOCIATED
ROME Italy Aug 23Wha is believed to be big sea-exped
ton against Turkey being undertaken
loaded with have left Naples Syracuse Bnd
under sealed orders It believed they have been ordered
against Turkey. sksh
FLUSHING Netherlands Aug warships
bombament Of Knocke the Belgium ZebR1e
The shells from the big burst above the factories and dpo
The German coastal defense guns re ID repv but were ousd
An official says ships the Dr
fleet ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23
FEDERAL SITE
TO BE PICKED
IN FEW WEEKS
Assistant Secretary of Treas
ury Newton Leaves Wash
ington on Way to Honolulu
10 Make Personal Inspec-
ton of Federal Building Site
EEsEEER Q 3 RsEEEEsss
Special star-BuIletin Cable.

4 Special Star Bulletin Cable
X WASHINGTON, D. c., August ,
= 23.-eyron \. Newton, assistant
u secretary Of the treasury In
= charge Of public buildings, leaves
x Washineton tonight for Homo
= lulu, where Re will inspect al the
q available sites for the million =
= dollar federal building authorized .
4 BY Congress. He will stop at Sc :
4 attie one day, then go to San :
= Francisco, and from there to Ho- :
y noluIu. c. s. ALBERT. !
= =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23
u. S. to Protest Cotton Contraband

WASHINGTON D. G., Aug 23President Wilson IS preparing
protest against Great declaration which puts cotton the
conraband list He discussing the with g. Hard
ing the federal boards investigator the cotton
Americans Rescued From Sinking Boat
LONDON Eng, Aug American
aboard the British steamer Esne which recently by
submarine, have landed here safely.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23
" Arabic Action Waits on Facts

WASHINGTON, D. G, Aug 23-That hasty action win be
taken the Of the Arabic made certain today wheD the
White House authorized the
ing the sinking the Arabic asceaned then action will Be
termned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphis-chicago 4, PhiIa-
delphia 8, first game; Philadelphia II,
Chicago 5, second game.
At New York-St. Louis S, New
York 4, first game; st. Louis 4, New
York 8. second game.
At 5oston-Boston 8, Pittsburg 2.
At observation-disclosures 8, Brook
Iyn 2.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At Chicago Chicago 4, New York 8.
At st. Louis-5cston 2, ST. Louis O..
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Continued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-23

LONDON, Eng. Aug. 23.-Italy s declaratio
is expected to influence Rumania, which, accort
ering and on the verge Of joining the Entente
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

81 Serraas elaeI aOirieoe e
Ter AZ 6anoilet. % en- anoen Ser.
reus Gn9el ilog Song 9erooes
9(8rippa. iaa ran oooe.
5aa 5eooer BET iIrtteIig: a@en
@nos Orb 6aoSe 5remgang % no
6re0tes."
Set maatte fife glemmes. 2et
1ar BET eufas'8 2pit At iagttage.
Staa imoo, boem Ser 0il, % iaa
mango. Ser oit, 8uo isrger ior, Al
bans Orb ifal 6noe 6rem9aug oa
u%o6reoes.
Ser iiges life, 5oor set 5aoot
6remgang og uobre6tes. men baaot
Sen 0mitnnSigbeO. at oct Der iige;
/ 5or6inoeIie meo apiorea, % Al
ser iaa Iiee fortaaes 6ageiter, a
9arna6as o. Qnulus oen6te til.
ba9e fro SeruiaIem Gil antiotia)
leoer 1aufen Ben pao u%orobeitrt
@alGitina % Snrien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

it gnn0. er en- fortiaitet % BEG
omia.ieuoe oanit 9aoecter en-
mmovarli9 9e6ia9er paa 9urrn
Ct ianoant garf. iert 90 til IA.
to, bar man 5ioiil iaonet. men M
BAR 1uriitioreniu8rH ai6iulpet
4onalm % u69i0et en- uooclig Ill.
Ie go8 pna 40 SiOer o. meo 80
inoiatte5e aort ooer 6e enfelte
9%auosoele; 9cacns etsrrelie bas.
Ter Tor en- aImin0elia aaffelomme.
3 foneis % omhuaaelia 3orm
9i0es Der en- sfilorina al BDers
% Canes 6iitoriifc 02iuOer q
sc0arOi8be0er. Seres Sotel- "a
fraiifiorbOI6. aiitanOe o. T. ..
alt er meset ooerifneIist % nei.
natigt.
soaen iorefommer iom Itabt Tor
2nuosmano llOIanSet. Der oil
oeres 5uorrs ean6 o.
fe bets Understandable oa i~fsnne.
ite egne % steoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

"a iea iiOen fem til AZ rare ! eDen
Ell Senoao. Of ie9 mo ! eli pres.
.6Dteranif airfe, bpor ie1 bsrte Ell
oiimof mooerne 4rnoifen a rene.
re 9ano. Ser ifsu0t 0eu 8anoIeoe
om y9i0sfiloerne1, nnr iaa oeo.
en- maIi9t 0e0ere eno Ell Silo
ifenot Ben ui9e Mann. Der 5oIot
Ben. Diinlof psie0e 5enimoO IN 300
9uno q aItiaa nar rant ii at iaa
not at ipiie. 0eus go toaa3 mia
ielr til at 6ere rams Bans I'll 6u.
DC, ior fife 1t poloe Sorimrrelie.
tanfte go meo @l1oe paa zen lie
oonite @enig6e0. Der iornpli9 gar
i'm 9roit Aiifeo, ioroi ban ifte
~pruoifeoe eiter Striiten, 90 iel
tqnfte paa iamme aiiatte Qraii
iun0e Sanos. at ban eiter oenug
9m1nu1 gar iig til an0en 6orrct.
ming. = 9aore, Der ligger SDO ior
Diff 8iuer, men QorO Tor pear.
BON MoiatUnis. bar Orb ior at
uure 0en foIoeite 81 / 9or6Deiten.
noaet, ie1 fife Dor Gruno til al be-
teiole oa Set. oa iel par Der. life
1ar lan8t ira at me ! SlutnjnBea
Al Suui Maaneol
l6ortipttes)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11
Set, Der beitaar.
Der guas Orb btfonr suiuoaie
(Gf. 40, 81.
Ga 6uos0om.

1lea itrafs ilo9 en- 9errens
engel Jam, iorOi ban tie gar
@uo gerea; % Jan bier or
taret Al 0rme % aoaanoeoe.
Up. o. ~, %.
9es Sap. Y. 18-25.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11
ROnr.6 briitenien:
giHe6er 6anit
GnaIeIip.
ioioaraierei ! Nainren.

ioio9rdferet ! gtdtnre1.
Zen fenbte 7Dreiotoarai Dor pao
@aOs 6orlns uoienot et 6eiie III
al fine 9Drepprfer: SfoDiugle. Ge
to fsrite Setter ombanoIeSe Babe.
inale % Terner.
Qna be sIimrenOe giaeoer ies
8ooiinfer, Meier, 6Iueinappere,
Sfo1fooer 90 9oone, Nhlsooaaer,
Gliebsee, 0otteanl % RatngIer oa
Oisies aeoer meo 9eg. Raar man
peo, boor ponIfeIiot oct er at Tom.
me beboeoe 6iiaIere6er pan n9rt
Solo 90 open ! aebet Iaa merit, at
man Ton iotoeraiere benz, forItaar
man, bDilfen Gum Of 1oolmooie.
FEB 90 aenOitob til Galelenes 2io
% Grroen Der Iiaeer ioriio for lio.
ienoeIien Of 6isie interesfmte no.
titrbiitorife gseer. Men &r. a..
9. fiIores bo oefoa al GoIf, Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

wy or Chen at fObc en- 9ntcrnntiOnsl earutiter Motor. Get
~ eli pHe ia at orre en- Al 0e be0te 5anoeler. iem Dc no8en.
iiaoe 3ar aiort. 9ru9 Den o%mbp9gelgt JON N 1o9 plotor alto bsr
be3moIes, % e'ter mango liars 6orleb, 1l Den ae0ol0e at aroeloe
ior ZEN.
Tanf pua De mango % LANCE Timer a 1aarot Arheoe 'eH Den
oil iparc Gem q 1eres 5amlie or. PED al pauqe. lape, 1ruife.
iprsjte, o%ntriu1ere, etc. Qaar De ierit ier. 9oornc1en 10 zen OIL
ipare fpr ZEN, lem L fan anoenoe I'll an0re aroe0er q ndar DC
bere8ner Dc PenBe, iom ben 0er0eo iparer Fem, ia oil e more
ZEN ouer, bporleoes Ie noBenn0e fm0e Blue idr0i1 ioruoe1 oeh.
Nen ier5 Tor al ben 0aifine, ion De fsber, bltuer en- 5aierlo-
tioual. Z uaer I9u9ere. brnger min0re Gfe, er e1tle d naer NET
Strait ri beoitc MateriaIe % Den beote Aontratiion er a5oei9-
0enoe me0 Del be0te Motor. international 9arpeer 4f0t9ter ia
6riferes ale Upper % ale St0rreIier, ia IL % Setes araft
Ie nrbeioer ialpel me0 imael Clefom meo Cle al peOHe ao1Hiei
0os oen lefage 6or5anolfr At International Saroeier Aotorer
fan Ie m0eieae 0em ale eutelt1eoet. % iris 2e lie teuoer
no8en 6%or5anolgr, iaa uae Ui op8me Sem 9denet paa ell. 15or &c
fan e Qatorerne Strp til os emf fHteres ante Aataie9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11
9anmarfs aOrreiponoanct,
aummer Snnmart meo / arigen?
Snterbiem meo Iireftpr
@eteujoI8

@eten5 ol5.
let er en- a oore 5eoite oaai.e
0tpno, Iirefter aa1e 8eiteu.
soils DER paa a%nmooniag oar no
talt i'm anitueiie ON o%oenitaaeaoe
S0er8smoal.
or. y. bar 10 ijlbragt "a. %
Var al ii 9i0 i llolouoet - j Siam
- 5oor sans Darne iporeianoite
5anta8aa1 li9eiom ioriatteoe i8.
u BET bleo fife III Gro % Ialer
81 0urraer. oa 5an fem tilba9e
6ertil ior , aor iioen, nG9 meo
%ue5enn9fii9t u itoritiIet 9ejiino
3ar 5agi au5enot eli itor Eel Al iu
5etuoe.iBe 8ormla paa 5or6e0rin-
sen ai sort 2anOs 6orioar; ] Slat-
aiuJsa al 1907 ogretieoe ban ioWr
5ltcaoi SET I%1ieblaa Motoror0o.
moastor9s aorps &eiten5olB-
Ser ] arastio ifaI iamoirfe me0
aaru.
05a9 lr 1ares Nenjn8 ON
S5er1salaaIet: 2anmaris Sn0ora.
ltt# ! ariam9 iper8er ie9 Or.
A~c'feraol3.
81. ie5 fan fun lac, at ie3
5aaife sir bar en- MeHia1 oerom.
Heu oca n fta N CSatain1. arm.
1T paa ~a.mnoeIiae Siutninler ira
1atia. ion OLE fenoer. SoruOiils
aalei baiiemi fan tim 9oeroroeat.
ia tlo3e 81 geIanoerretteoe Soft
IL 55iIte ie3 life bsrer
Giier min Rauin9 or Ser II
lmc8cH Son0ipnIi8be0
Tor at 1anmarf fan uno.
lna al bIiBe ino6raget
ari9en.
Sngeu al Qarterne oil os noget
on0t. q in9en snfer at brDOe
por Reutralitet; men BOG er BET
ianoiDnli9t, al bel8e Barter lam.
ti5ie hoer ior iig oil fomme til
At title 5orOrineer. Der fife iam.
tioi8 tnn opioIoes, % iom oerior
fn 9iper Is gnI9et, life mellem
aria oa 6reo, men fnn ON. boaO
Si0e 81 oil f9mpe paa.
S0orIeoes mener &c ie0rigt,
al ariaen oil uooifIe iig2
Sea tror, al ariaen 0iI
en0e meoIpfflonosgrun II
I6ige 4e6erIaB; men en- iaa
mngtig % tapper 0ation fn9ttes
nqppe loen Emf ira ale Sioer, %
BERTH bsrer angre6 0oroira ca III
6roOelie al 11ifIanOs 6orbinoelie
mob Roro.
Raar gntentemogternes Suerle-
aenbe0 { Self % 8eioucer Tor aI.
oor 6egnnoer at gere ia gGl0etoe
ouerior 1DifIon6s oprin6elige beore
Gorbereoelie, oil DC anta9elig Fin.
De iig itprfe nof III at trnnge
/ 2iterfgen. aampen uil
Sa Sreje ia ON aognneen oertil,
f9rIie StorebeIt. England
brpoer, at 0asiagen er internatio'
malt ioitIlnnet Tom Iiee ri for ale
Rotioner; Tpiflan6 bar itrRbt at
iIan loft. at set er 0onmorfs
|9Itgt at p9rre geIterne.
Spprrer hi oa 9nsineen for en-
Gneelif Slonoe. bar ri arie meo
england; esr pi bet life, bill init
lamb betroate por R~eutrnlitet iom
bru6t o1 iele iie berettieet til at
benptte bort 9erritorium. 8 beg.
ge 9iIfrlbe er pi meo ! arigen og
fan fun bnabe at fomme meo
oen riatige SIDE.
Gen 6anffe gmigrant
1914.
n6panbringen tnger al.
8 Tior emierereoe fun 5000
Oonife mob oper 1000 | 1918 -
ct GorboIb, 1om 6rieen %naturli9.
bis bapoe en- Del SfpIo |. 1000
nf bisfe eif oireffe neo 6mrF Dam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

per I'll amerifa. et o~Deror0enilig
9Iaoeligt 5atinm, Der iorbaabeHt-
ia oil iortiptte ! llopifling til ne
tie Mar. Z Be 1000 er 0ol aanite
oiit inobeiattet ca. 1000 ! llolanoqt
is0te geriouer, men enooa oiier BET
ia 10. At oDer SaIooelen Of De
Nanffe l~lOoanorere er ganet me6
oanif Clinic. Zen iamleoe llooano.
ring oper Gnumnrf anoroa 6200
gerioner. 5erai nnr De 1000
Qanb6rusere % 9anoarbeibere
(1oenoe), 500 Saano0arfere, 300
San6lenoe og 80 Sempn6.
Com ia0DanIia PAR De i%oreneoe
stoter RnnIet Tor 6e ileite no.
%panoreres Reiie, iSet oOer 5000 off
BERTH. $50 noteoe ia til aanoOa,
Spbnmerita ilusie ober 300, me.
oens nm 1870 elf til 2(uitralien.
80 til airifa % 80 til afien; /
1912 broe 1447 iii Sp6amerifa -
nItiaa en- meget betpOelie Reogaug
Til 300 Tor 1914.
auinoerne uoejoroe 10 iemte0el
at Gmigranterne, ct iorbol6sois
bsiere groeenttal emo ! De foregan.
en6e aar, boilfet mnIigois itploes
arigen, Der bar lnat geilag pao
ct tort @ntal 0pno til grue /
Sifringsitprfen; 70 llOpun0rere
pnr oper GO aar o. TAO bar pnorr
10 aor; ouer 1900 - oltiaa ct
meoet betuOeIist antnl par
geeDn6eIien af 3poerne.
Oct er iarIie Sp6er, Der gaar
til lioIon6et, i6et cuer 1900 bar
fsot pna eanoet | SDaan6; fin
679 bar fsOt ! SO~OeOitoOen, 400
| grcpinsbperne os soot 100 paa
2nn6et poa gerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

Smnn q nmeI6eIfer.
y Dnnmorf". @eiihnan6boa,
ubgipet Of ben onnffe Turiit.
forenine" toa q. O. 6 @oos
GorIoe.
Jor ben, Der piI reiie rprbt |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11
Den 6anffe gmigrant
I 1914.

n6pnnbringen tnger Of.
3 Gjor emierereoe FIN 5000
Donife mob oper 1000 | 1913 -
ct GorboIb, 1om arieen noturIia.
bis bap6e en- Del SfpIo |. 1000
of bisie eif 6ireffe neo bnnF Dorn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

~. Z Sabre, Nontnna.
SfotiT tdp6e iee prret ! 9enne-
bob; men bo ies Tom til Snotpoenb
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
MEDICAL SOCIETY IN
IMPORTANT SESSION
MEMBERS ENDORSED WORK
ANDERSON RELIEF AS
SoCIATION
TIM ELY TALKS
Matters of Interest Were Discuss
I. ed in Able Papers Read to
Society.

The Anderson County Medical rs
soclation held very importans meet
ing yesterday at the hospital, begin
ning at 10 a. M, and ending with a
bountiful feast at 2:30 p. m. Interest
In this important event was greatly
stimulated because of the fact that
the meeting was held largely in
honor OF DR.. T.. a. Hines. formerly of
seneca, who is the newly elected SUI
pcrintendent of the hospital. The
meeting was called to order by the
ictiring president. DR.. w. F. Ashmorc.
and an unusually large attendance
was noted by the secretary, DR.. Olga
i'ruitt.
The place for tho holding of future
meetings WAS tho first item of inter-
est to be disposed with. and Ii was
decided to hold tho, seini-monthly
meetings OF the Medical Association
at tho hospital.
by special order the general secre-
tary OF the. local relief association
was extended the privilege of the
fioor and cooperation. of the. medical
fraternity was requested.
The hearty endorsement of the
work of the Anderson Relief Assocla-
ton was endorsed. and tho pllysi-
clans. individually and collectively,
pledged their hearty support In the
work Of this association.
DIR. j. X. Young read n very inter
csting and instructive paper entitled
The Relationship NJ the Medical AS
socfation to the New Law" with ref
erence to births and deaths. This was
followed by strong paper by DR..
w. Fl. Nardin, with reference to the
health OF the entire community. after
which DR.. Hines, the superintendent,
discussed the relationship of the
hospital to the entire community.
DR.. Hines presentation was unusu-
ally forceful and was cordially re-
ceived by the medical fraternity. Mr.
r. s. Ligon, the efficient president o.,
the Hospital Association, made a
stirring appeal for larger Acoopera-
tion between the physicians of the
hospital and the community at large.
After a brief session with the new
president-elect,' DR.. B. A. Henry, pre-
siding, the meeting adjourned, to meet
shortly in the hospital room, where
a surfiptuous feast was beautifully
served by the nurses and hospital
force! w - f'li7!i{'s
Miss Klnz was introduced by DR..
Hines and raa varv icnrAiaIiy c-r.tc.l
by the physicians present. Brief
tcas:s *efe responded to. Dr. B. A.
Henry acting rs, ,toasta,gster. Among
those present and who were called
upon for toasts were Mayor ]. II.
Godfrey, F.. NJ Burnett, DR.. ]. B.
Townsend and w. w. Smoak.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07

lof the fire, about two miles from
Gaffney. The damage will probably
amount to something like $1,000, as
the car was Il very expensive one. The
loss Is fully covered by insurance.
j. s. Cook, n merchant, who has
been In business in Gaffney for the
past seven years, made an assignment
Saturday afternoon fOy the benefit of
his creditors. Mr.. Cook gives as a
reason for his failure poor business
and poorer collections. His liabilities
are somewhere in the neighborhood of
Sf,500, with assets OF something like
$500 or 5000.
The Insurance Trust company Of
Gainey has declared. O dividend of 1U
per cent. This is simf-annual divi-
dend and the, stockholders are weIl
pleased with the management OF w! Fl.
Austell, who fhPs the past ss12 months
has had charge OF the business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Conference
Of colored Ministers and Others
For Purpose Of Considering
Relief Measures.

Il 49,
Next. Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock,
at the NJ, G.. sA.a General Secretary
Fred ~, Bhrnett OF the Anderson Re.
lief Association will meet with lead
ing members Of the, eolored race In
the city, at which time plans will be
discussed for bringing some measure
OF relief TO suffering negroes of !, the
city. Plans for providing employ
ment for those ont OF work will also
be taken mp. 3 y, R. Ss ~ !.
All tho colcfed ministers OF the city
are requested to attend and to appoint
two representatives from their re-
spective churches. Prof. Gassaway
hns heen requested to appoint six
teachers from the colored schools to
atten6 this meeting. All OF the col
orefs physicians OF the city. are asked
20 ittend the conference.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
GREENvILLE no VOTE
& ON NEW COURT House
Citizens WIZ Have Chance 10 Ex.
press Choice. for the Old or

GREENVILLE, Jan. 6.--Greenville
county voters will soon have another
opportunity to say whether or not
they prefer to have O new court house
or to maintain tha old structure.
which for years has been the object
OF all manner of 6anunciation. Grand
jury after grand jury has inveighed
against the building, and several
times the judges have takeu occasion
10 add to the remarks of the grand
jury. 1t was decided at q meeting or
the county executive committee held
Monday morning 20 let the voters ss
press their choice In this matter on
January 10, when they will also vote
for master In equity.
The committee met to- consider the
calling OF o priEiary in order that a
master In equity might be nominated.
Other matters, however, tleveloped
after the meeting began, one Of, which
was the court house proposition. w.
q. SHRINE told OF the plans for a mora
adequate brilding, which plans az.
presented freg by the u -. Shrine
company. They call for q three story
building with q basement, to be erect
ed on the walls OF the present struc-
ture. The estimated cost would be
$50 900. On two ether occasions the
voters have declined TO authorize the
erection OF q new temple OF Justice
but this fact did not deter those who
spol3 in favor of better building
at tha meeting Monday. n. p. Goth
ran declared the dirt was SO thick
that turnips coeh be raised In the
old building and others made re-
marks but little moro compiinen-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
REv. THOs. C. DARST
CONsEcRATED nIsHOP
ff the Episcopal Diocese sf East Car.
go OlinA ut WiInsingtea YesterdeF.

81 the Episcopal Diocese sf East Car.
olinn Mt Wilmlngtea Yesterday.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 6.-Rev.
Thomas Campbell Darst, OF Rich
raond, Va, ": consecrafed bishop or
the Episcopal diocese OF East Caro-
lima here today in st. James. Episco-
pei church, many preiates and lay
snd South Carolina attended the cers
Eeniony. 81
The Rt Rev. Daniel S. Tutsle. pre-
siding bishop OF the Episcopal clfnrci.
In America. presided. He was assist
ed by Bishop Joseph Blounf Chrs-
hire, OF the diocese Of North Caroiiha;
Bishop Coadjntor William Loyal
Gravatt. OF West Virginia; 3ishop
Beverly d. Tucker. OF southern ViF-
Etaia, and Bishop Query, OF South
Carolina.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Something For Nothing
.sI5BITTi

Yonngs Island, s. c., Nov. %, 1914.
To get started with you we make
you the following offer. Send us $l.5e
for 1000 Frost Proof Cabbage Plants,
grown in the open air and will stand
freezing, grown from the Celebrated
Seed OF Bolgina G Son and Thorbom
& Co., and will send you 1000 Cab
bage Plants additional FREE, and you
can repeat the order as many times
as ycu like. will give you special
prices on Potato Seed and Potato
Plants later. We want the accounts
of close buyers, large and small. We
can supply an. ssls
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Former Treasurer Buried

n IeNOXvIEEE.s Penn, Jan. 6.--Lee
McClungr former treasurer of the
United States. who died recently in
London. was buried here today. 'The
hndv arrival vneta..1ia,, estA-nAc.. z.
having been accompanied from Lon
don by, C, M. Mcclung, d brother of
the tieceasefl, IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Chance In Location

am now located over w.
A. Powers grocery store at
2f2 IL S. Main Street.
thank my friends for thei
past patronage and ask con-
tinuance of same.
| make plates at $3.50
/ make gold crowns at$4.00
Silver filings, soc and up.
Gold Filings $1.OO and up
Painless Extracting 4Oc.
make a speciality of
treating Pyorrllea, Alveo-
laris of the gums and all
crown and bridge work and :
regulating NAL formed teeth.
All work guaranteed first
class.
S. C. B R u c E
DENTIST
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07

peianant Cafe VIII be closed ssoiaay
from 8 &c 12 on aecostnt cs Graok
Christnnes day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
D.speAsars ks6hAlahIes.

The appointmeill nf tlispensars
constables is purely toptlonai with the
governor. He Is hot required 10 APP
point any one to aid sie usual officers
To enforce the law unless In Ills judg-
nent IL becomes necessary. There Is
mo special act for Anderson County
authorizing or requiring these ap-
pointnients. and the governor agds
authority Co make them under the
general provisions oi the Carey Coth-
ran act. II
Section $40. Volume 2, OF the South
Caroiina code, provides that eit shall
be the dpty OF the thariffa. ana their
deputies, magissrates coastables, ri-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-07-02
Ore Business

A dispatch from Cleveland says:
The furnace men are showing more
interest in the ore market and
orders are being placed more
freely. A number of sales were
made this week and while figures
were not made known in all cases
the total was something more than
100000 tons. A big deal in the
eastern market is about closed.
The tonnage has not been lined
up definitely but it will amount to
about 200, 900 tons for this season S
delivery. 1t is expected shipments
on this order will be started next
month and the indications are the
movement will be heavier all
around in July.
A fair buying movement is look
ed for during the next two months.
With the fleets that are operated
by shippers cared for, the trade
will furnish employment for more
wild vessels and there will be less
tonnage on the market for grain.
The coal trade is quiet and early
improvement is not looked for.
Storage room is getting scarce and
some of the shippers say they will
move less coal in July than they
did last month.