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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-09
WILLARI1S GETS
WARM RECEPTION
Enthusiastic, Crowds Greet Cham.
pion Through Florida and
Georgia.

SAVANNAH, April S.-The pro-
gress of Jess willard. the worlds
heavyweight champion. through
Florida en- route north caused con-
tinuons innovations today. MOI
since John l.. Sulliyan's day have
similar scenes of excitement been
created by the advent OF fighter.
The trip Is being made amid sue
cession Gf spontaneous receptions.
Word of Wizards approach Is
flashed ahead and everywhere flags
and bunting are flying. bands playing
and hundreds OF people are waiting n
stations between Daytona and Savan-
nan. Although Willard answered
every call repeatedly and ade short
speeches. but 1t was evidence that he
became embarrassed by constant en-
thusiasm. He had wrapped his right
hand in a bandage, this astifice being
adopted to evade constant handshik-
ing. He complained that, the hand
which knocked cut johnson was
growing sore from many shakes
Crowds greeted him at st. Augustine
and Jacksonville. Before reaching Sa-
vanaah. where another throng greet
ed him. It. was reported that Will
lard had been offered hundred
thousand dollars for mis- share of
theatrical receipts for the next year.
Willard refused to discuss the report.
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TO DISMANTEE.
CRUISER TO-DAY
Action Postponed to Allow Mill
tary Funeral Of Sea-
man.

NEWPORT NEWS. April s.--Tho
German auxiliary cruiser Pri1z Eitel
Friedrich will be transferred TO the
Norfolk navy yard tomorrow and
there will be interned throughout the
war at Commander Thiericnen's re-
quest. The breech locks of the E0itel's
guns. connecting rods of her engines
will be removed under direction of
Admiral Beatty. The cruiser would
have gone to the navy yard today ex-
cept for Thierichen's request that he
be permitted TO remain for the fun
eral tomorrow. Of Seaman Prei who
was accidentally killed yesterday by
fell down comphnionway.
Pref Will be buried in local ceme-
terry With full Conan militay honos.
Tie comnianaer and commissioned Of
ficers will be paf0led ana the crew
allowed shore leave under navy de-
partnent regulations.
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SYNDICATE may
TAKE THEATRE
OR AT LEAST THIS is THE
PLAN FOR CARING ITS
INDEBTEDNESS
PRESIDENT TALKS
OF PROPOSITION
Judge Fowler Gives Out State.
ment of Company's Affairs.
What is Proposed.

Judge ]. S. Fowler. president of
the Anderson Development company.
yesterday gave out statement with
reference TO reports current on the
streets regarding he financial condi-
tirn of the concern that owns The
Andersen" theatre property.
President Fowler said tina: the An
derson Development company. cor
poration with 100000 capital stock OF
which approximately $4,000 has been
paid in. was the owner OF property
which had cost abCu: $62,500, con-
sisting OF real estate. theatre, Office
and store building and about $3.50
worth OF fixtures; tina: this property
had been purchased and built On very
close figures and he was advised by
contractors that the whole project
could not be duplicated for less than
$4,000.
The company now has revenue OF
about $4,000 per annum, which is am
pie to pay interest charges on Its
bonded Indebtedness and to liquidate
its bonds as they mature during thu
next ten years. He stated that the in
debtedness OF the company was ap-
proSimatelY $4,000. composed of S36.
500 first mortgage bonds. maturing
OVER period of 10 years, and float
ing Indebtedness OF approximately
S12 200. leaving a surplus value to the
company stockholders of about $2o.-
000, or mere surplus than its out.
standing stock.
The company i5 therefore perfectly
solyent. he stated. and indeed when II
is considered that the company pur-
chased rs lot for $1,000 less money
than the amount at which the loar
company valued the lot and that prac-
tically all building material used In
the construction cf the structure was
purchased close to cost, and labor
! secured at prices 20 to 40 per cent un
der normal, the company really has
, surplus OF about $4,000. over and
abOve amounts paid In by its stock
| holders.
The company has arranged plan
said Judge Fowler, to take care OF
, its floating indebtedness through th'
operation of which each and ever.
stockholder will have an opportunity
/ of fully protecting hi sinterests in the
/ corporation. 1t Is proposed TO or
| ganize a syndicate which will take
| over the outstanding floating indeb'
| tedness OF the company. such synC'-
| cate 10 be composed OF stockholders
| in the parent company. This plan viii
| be so arranged that any stockholdei
| In the Anderson Development com
pany by participating proportionatelS
| in the proposed syndicate will be able
| to protect his interests in the proper
, ty represented by his stock.
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Spartanburg Man
|. May Get Pardon

SPARTANBUFG. April s.-Allend
der Gosnell. white man sent from
Spartanburg county to serve 80 years
following his conviction on charge
uf burning the home of. j. Walter Glib
son at Campobello on the night of Jan
uary 2s may be the first prisoner ir
the county 10 receive clemency un
der the administration OF Governo,
Richard 1. Manning. A reques. fo
information concerning the trial anJ
conviction OF Gosnell was received
the clerks 6Fice This is taken to I'm
dicate that Governor Manning has In
vestigated the case aud that a pardon
or parole will be granted.
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Chic0ra College Will Not
Be MOUed From GreenUilIe

e GREENVILLE, April s.--chicora
College IS to. remain In Greenville
though it could not be-learued where
the, college will be located There is
a site already offered on Augusta
street and another may be offered at
the end OF North Main street. 1t is
practically decided that the college
will moi remain where 1t now is.
This information Dame from a
meeting OF the board OF trustees of
the college which WIS held Monday
night. the information juet getting
beyond the circle OF trustees yes.er-
day and not being generally known
In the city
At Its meeting Monday night. the
board passed resolutions asking the
Presbyterles 10 ignore itsf recommene
dations aud vote to leave the college
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BUSINESS IN u. S.
IMPRON NES DAILY
Maine Only State where Financial
Depression Really Ex-
lets.

WASHINGTON, April 8. business
conditions throughout the country are
showing a marked Improvement in ri,
most all lines. according to reports
from national bank examiners made
public tonight by the treasury depart
ment.
Eighty or ninety examiners In the
United States reported permanent:
improvement. Maine is said to be tn {.
only State where real depression
exists.
The statement says business in the
South Is Telling steady and pro-
noanced Improvement. with excellent
prospects for large crop and great
er diversifications. 1t says the sale
OF Gotten is active at advancing
prices.
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CASE OF WIN. P. FRYE
GOES TO PRIZE COURT
UNITED STATES WILL PROB
ABLY ASSENT TO PLAN
OF PROCEDURE
WAS SUNK BY EITEL
Germany States She Assumes
Liability for Loss of Ship
and Cargo.

WASHINGTON. April S.-Germany
today replied to the state depart
ment's claim for damage resultin:
from the sinking OF the American
ship, William p. Frye. by the German
auxiliary cruiser. Prinz Eitel Fried
rich. Germany assumes liability. no;
only for the destruction of the vessel
but for the cargo, under treaty o.
1928, which requires that the case be
taken before prize court for estab-
lishment of facts concerning tho
ownership of the ship and cargo.
1t was stated that the United Statea
will assent. The reply was handed
by the foreign Office at Berlin tc
Ambassador Gerard, who cabled IL tc
the state eidepartmeut.
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ELIMINATE DINING CARS
ON ENGLISH RAILWAYS

LONDON, April 8.-Dining cars are
to. be eliminated by all English rail-
ways for the remainder of the war, IL
an order 10 such effect which has been
prepared by the directors of this
branch of the service is approved by
the managing authorities. The move
is in accordance with the general
policy of economizing all claims of
civilian traffic in favor. of the national
requirements. as we'll as In agreement
with the national scheme to release
as many able bodied men as can be
spared for the fighting line.
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wtefe It. is. griiis was srint 8 scoustitu-
tional meeting of the boasd and hence
It's former action was not rescinded.
but the action taken viii amount to
the same thing The college will re-.
main here aud the coitmbia proper
ty Will be sold
The Enoree presbytery' yesterday
voted 20 leaya the college In Green,
Vile. thnugh the action bf Harmony
presbytery could net be learned. Il is
haghly probable however, that this
preshytery also llstened 20 the wishes
ofsthe board OF trustees and also v0t-
ed down the first recofnmenda ations.
Sc Tar as there being any cIiance
or the college not remaining hefa, q
was stated authoratIgely that the col :
iese win most certainly remain Ia
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BURNS DETECTIVE APPEALS
TO L. 3. SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, April s.-Dan 8.
Lehon. prieate detectiy today ap-
pealed to the supreme court from his
conviction for violation Of the At
lanta. Ga, ordinance requiring. pri.
vate detectives TO be licensed Jie
contended that the ordinance as en-
forced not cnly deprived him OF con
stitutional rights, but abridged the
constitutional rights of Leo. N. Eranl
by whose friends he was employed.
I.ehon was arrested while investi.
eating the conviction cs Frenk for
the murder OF Mary rhagan.
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Shriners to Meet
T In Spartanburg

! SPARTANBURG, April iS,--Spartan-
burg will don gala attire for the
ShTlners OF South Carolina who come
to this city April Is for. their spring
ceremonial. Prizes have been offer
ed for the best decorations and the
merchants and business men of, the
city are entering into the contest with
Tlnterest. ~, ,ssti .,sts.s
The largest attendance In the his.
tory of the State organization is ex-
pected. Many prominent Shriners
from this and adjoining States will be
present.
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ROBERT HENDRICKS ELECTED
MAYOR OF >PICKENS

pICKENS. April S.--Robert Hem
bricks, the incumbent was re-elect-
cd mayor OF Pickens Monday over
two opponents both of whom have
at one time or another. served as
mayor Of this place. The two de-
feated candidates are: B. B. Laboon
and Sam B Craig. Mr.. Hendricks
received plurality of the votes cast,
In the race for the aldermanic posi-
tions, there were twelve candidates,
the following being the winners: DR..
]. N. Halium, r. L. Hanes. w. F.
Mauldin. A. c. Gravely, DR.. ]. L. VAL
ley and nj, G.. Smith.
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! aaIly seemed certain to take piaci
in aiay Will be postponed until Jun,
or later. Therefore Il 10 argued there
Is no reason why Italy should hasten
action. No attempt is made % deny
At wer against Austria wonid be
popular. II ts pointed out that the
Italian army has been successfully
rfobilized without protest from At5-
tria. the country most cbv.orsiy
threatened. This Is taken Ia come
quarters TO indicate Austria warts t.
avert hoailities Ana rfisy vet consenf
to make the territorial concessions
that Italy desires.
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.HUERTA PLOTTING TO
REGAIN DICTATORSHIP
ADMISSION TO UNITED
STATES WILL BE OP-
POSED
FORMER FRIENDS
ASSEMBLE IN N. Y.
Caranza Government Claims to
Have Evidence 20 Support
Charge.

LOS ANGELES. April s.-The Car
rama government at Vera Cruz will
ask the United States to deny admit
tance to Victoriano Huerta to Ameri-
can soil. according to u message the
Carranza agent here received today /.
The Carranza faction declares IL has
evidence that group of Mexican
conservatives have assembled in New
York to meet Huerta to plan a move-
ment to restore Huerta to dictator
ship of Mexico.
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Asgsfa Rsslsa Eiear Would
Be POassEEesf Vita Majority

ROME April s ItalS;s hesttancy
ID entering the war Is explained IN Of
fetal circles ae due 10 the fact that
thai ceuntfg's statesmen are making
esery possible effort TO obtain what
the people desire through diplomatic
channels. SC 10 pciiitsd out that in the
laesatime Italy y gaining every day
IN military strength ana econonic
resources in p0stpohing entrances into
the conflict
Oisicfals reports from ErropeaD
caEitalB are sid e aKFea that 4 ef-
arelae clash between the allies ana
Aastso Germaa armies, which oriEI-
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INDICTMENT I'm
OSBORNE CASE.
Frank Stafford, Hotel Clerk
Charged With Per.
jury.

NEW YORK, April S.-The frs;
indictment resulting from the charger
made by Miss Rae Tanner agains;
James w. Osborne and later recante.
by her. was returned by the fedora
qrand jury today against Frank Saf
ford, hotel clerk. The Indictment
alleges Saffnrd committed prejury
when he identified Osborne as tn
man seen at the hotel and when he
swore Miss Taneer was with him then
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No interest in Washington.

WASHINGTON. April S.-American
officials today viewed with indiffer-
ence tire coming of victorano Huer-
ia, former dictator of Mexico. tc New
York. Counselor Lansing said the
question OF his admittance had not
been considered by the state depart
men. He declared he did not know
whether any point in that connection
had been reached by any other gov
erpment department. Huerta Is ex.
pected to reach New York Saturday
from Spain.
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PERSISTENT RUMoRs TO
THIS EFFECT IN LON
DON
STRUGGLE GOES
ON in THE EAST
Renewed Interest in Fight on
.Dardanelles-Turlks Un-
easy.

LONDON, April S.--Thcre were
! persistent rumors In London tonight
that Germany had either declared war
on Holland or her troops had occupied
a strip OF DUTCH territory extending
from the Belgian frontier on the coast
to the River Scheldt.
The reports which lacked confirm
alton are not credited by officials. II
Is possible they arose from a Dutch
source OF news which said the Ger
mans were strengthening their posi-
tions around the Dutch frontier and
that uneasiness prevailed at the
Hague and other Dutch cities, as a
result of the seizure or sinking of
Dutch steamers by German SUBJ
marines. The Dutch are strongly op-
posed to. Intervention, but their army
is ready to repel an invasion.
Another diplomatic report creating
immense interest came from Tome
saying that Austria was seeking sep
arate peace with Russia. This Is an.
confirmed and is not credited. The
stubborn way in which Austria is sre-
Bisting the Russisn advances in the
CarpathianS seems to contradict the
report.
Fnighting in the mountain passes
continued as fierce as ever, each side
still claiming the advantage. The
only battle of any Importance was In
Bukowina, where the Austrians
are at the Russian positions in the
hope or compelling the Russians to
send reinforcements from the Car
pathians.
Tie peopIa saI are capsctz
antly awaiting D renewal OF the at
tack on the DardaneIles, this time
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CONTROL EXPEDITIONS
Parliament Asked to Pass Bill Naming
Conditions.

CHRISTIANA, April S.-The gov
ernment has asked. parliament to pass
bill to- establish control over all
scientific or exploring expeditions
from Norway to the Polar regions.
Under the proposed law expeditions
would be required to- carry provisions
for .. tleaat two years. The cou-
etantly recurring expense OF relief
expeditions TO rescue improperly
equipped explorers.
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AERICAE TROOPS TO AID ALLIES
In EXPEDITION AGAINST TURKEY

PARIS. April S.--French troops
from Africa are ready to assist the
allied fleet and British expeditionary
forces against Turkey. An oalcial
statement issued tonight said the
corps had been ready since March
ID. The forces have been debarked
at Alexandria. Egypt and are ready to
proceed to any point necessary with
out delay.
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SPECIAL TRAINS TO BE RUN
FOR S2ARTANBURG FESTIVAL

SPAFTANBURG. April s.-AlI the
railroads have announced titat they
viii put On extra equipment and two
of the roads will operate extra
trains into the city next week to ac-
comRiodate the, Visitors who will at
tend the festival. County schnoi fair
snd the meeting Of the shriners.
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Appointed Highway Commissioner
INDIANAPOLIS April S.--Goyer-
nor Ralstop tonight announced the
appointment OF T1omss Taggart. De-
in1cratic national committeeman and
Carl @, Fisher, builder OF the In
dianapoiis speedway, Indiana cDm-
rnissioners TO fsx the route OF the
Dixie highway from Chicago to
Miami.
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sPscIAL. WAR TAX in CANADA

oTTOWA, April Especial war
revenue act received royal assent to-
day and became law. A war tax
postage OF one cent will have to be
affixed to letters and post cards. Two
cent stamps Will be affixed 20 checks.
drafts and notes, negotiated through
the banks
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TWELVE KILLED BY .
DROPPING BOMBS

PATS, April s.--Twelye women
and ehildren were killed and As 9TH
crs injured by bombs dropped by Aus
trian- aviators In the market place at
tPogoritza. Montenegro yesterday, ac-
cording to Cettinje dispatch to the
Havas agency. Many buildings
were hit by the missiles, seven of
which were dropped from one aero
plano. $50
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Us. TROOPS GUARD
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT

BROwNESyILLF. Texas, April 8.
"A squad of United States cavalry
is posted about the electric light
plant here today. The plant l., in the
neighborhood where bullets fell yes
terday In small action between the
Carranza and villa troops in the
trenches at west Matamoros.
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Fifty Per Cent Of students Enlisted !.
LONDON. April S.--The bureau OF
uniyersities OF the British Empire.
which has prepared a war roll of the
colleges OF England and the colonies.
announces that the average contri-
but on In men from the universities
and colleges thus far Is just over SO
per cent.
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Another Princess.

BERLIN. April S.-Crown Princess
Cecile yesterday gave birth to a
daughter. Mother and child are doing
we'll.
The crown princess. a daughter OF
the late Friedrich Franz III, of
lReckIsuhurg- -Sehwerin, married Fred
erich William in. june, 1906. T,:ey
now have five children.
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AEROPLANES DROP BOMBS ON
TOWN IN MONTENEGRO

NISfI. April 8.-Austrian aero
planes Tuesday bombarded the Mon
tenegrian. town, Podgoritza A cele-
bgation was In progress and the
streets were crowded. Twelve per-
SONS we're killed, sixty wounded and
many houses destroyed. Most of the
Killed and wounded were women and
children.
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shortage 81 cradles Is ENGLAND.

LONDON. April 8.-.There Is q
serious shortage II, the ,supply OF
cradles In England and prices hays
more than doubled In The past three
months. The PRINCIPAL beds of osier
from which gngilsh cradles are
woven. are Ii Belgiuui In German
hands, ard there have been no I'M
portaticna since the war began.
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Old aKelleyn Gulehrf Slides again.
5 PANAMA, April 6. "a new move-
ment OF the cid culebra cut slide on
the west bank today closed the canal.
Several ships are tied up The caan-
mel Will be cleared and the canal re-
opened tomorrow.
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Member 0f Gitsps Crew KilIea

NEWPORT NEWS, a..SApriI s.-A
member of the crew OF the PrInz Eitei
Friedrich was accidentiy killed on
ONard the merchant raider today but
his identity and details concerning
his death were withheld BY Com
mander Thierichens tonight.
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FESTIVAL CONCgRr
OF CIaflln Unlyersity WMI Be afyei.
Tenight at Methodist Church.

A festival concert will be given to-
night at the colored Methodist church
by a company from Clasi!n Uniyersi-
;ty. The concert viii begin AZ &
o'clock, and premises to Sc Interest
ing and enjoyable.
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TO Prohibit Prize Fights In Cuba.
HAVANA, April g 9.--Senate commit
tee tonight reported fayorabIy on the
bill TO prohibit prize fighting In Cuba.
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annar;nfAneen eeIlnIn,

County superintendent OF F5ducatfoJ
-, b. FELTON, and Mrs. FeItnn spen'
Wednesday and Thursday with rela.
tiyes 1t TownyiiIe
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VILLAS TROOPS
BADLY beaten
CARRANZA FACTION CLAIMS
DECISIVE VICTORY AT
CELAYA
CELEBRATION
AT VERA CRUZ
Report ViIlistas Lost Three
Thousand Killed and
Wounded.

WASHINGTON, April S.-Claims of
a decisive Carranza; victory over Villa
at Celaya, one hundFed and fifty miles
north of Mexico CNy. reports that
martial law had been established at
Tampico and that Fighting is ccntin-
uing at Elbano were received today
in state department dispatches. No
information was received from United
States agents concerning results of
the battles in the Queretaro district.
VERA CRUZ. April S.-Extra edi-
tions of local nswspapers today an
nouEced that Genpfal Obregon's re-
ported victory near Calaya cost Viii
la three thousand Killed or wounded.
II is officially announced that Obre-
gon's troops are pursuing the Villa
forces.
Reports of tie ca-ranza victory
caused rejoicing at his headquarters
here. The ringing of church bells.
music and marching bands. apprised
the public of Villas defeat.
Evening star., 1915-03-30

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