Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. gu?? . A y ; fi ?v\ Br (SBr^nl ? Mri each Clothes Plain colors, grays or taus,'Coats and Pants.$7.SO Tan with hair lines, Coat and Pants $7.50 (i ray with hair lines, ('oat and Pants $7.50 Plain Navy Blue, Coat and Pants $7.50 Mohair Coats and Pants Men s Mohair Coat and Pants in plain blacks, grays and blues, also grays, blues and blacks with stripes. $10 $12.50 $15.00 to $20. Men's white serge or striped trousers, $4.50 and $5.00 Marl & Wilson Shirts, Interwoven Hos iery, E. & W. Collars, Emery Shirts, Night Robes, Underwear, Suspenders, Carters, Neckwear, Straw Hats, Panama Hats, Suit Cases. Parker & Bolt The One-Price Clothiers. rwmf^f- nm SCENE FROM "THREE KNAVES AND A HEATHEN CHINEE." BARRY O'MOORE IN "FREDERICK THE GREAT." ..qpilHEK KNAVES AND A I It KATU KN . Ol 11 NEK " Joe. Fred hod .Inrk tin ve such rep utations ns curd ?hurps timi untiou.v In town will piny with them. Chu ri lo Lee opens n laundry. Yep. he playee pokee. Charlie loses steadily until he announces receipt of a btu lemmy. Then the boys borrow all they can mid Charlie makes n cleanup. In "The Smoulder!ns Spark" Ed Coxen gives a splendid characteriza tion of n man who by force nf circum stances bas been forced from conven tional forms of society, but who when . Riven nh opportunity proves that the spark can be fanned Into a blaze. In "Her , fl ra nd mot lier's Wedding Dress" Dick teases poor June about the old dress which she wears to a dance. .lim knocks him down ami. be lieving bim dead, wanders away, dazed. Ile turns burglar nial enters thu new house Into which .lune bas moved. She linds him Enzing at ber grandmother's portrait, and the sight of .lune restores bis memory. Helen Holmes bas taken pan In MO many railroad photo plays that she say? the rattle of a train ls as music to her eats. Miss Holmes ls the re markable actress who In less than a year bas climbed to the very top of the motion picture ladder, lu that pe riod this star has run locomotives, tired trains, neted as brakeman and per formed all the other linties that fall to the lot of railroad men. Rut there ls one thim: at which Miss Holmes is oxp'-rt. ?md that is pounding a tele graph key. Miss Lillian Drew, who is well known to the photo play fans, came near playing In ber last picture a few . lays ugo. Miss I trew, a counterfeiter (in the photo piny), was su|*|ui.scd to j have boen discovered pasy I Ug the |"qtn?er" tn a restaurant ami makes a I break for the window-to Jump nut. Her left foot caught In the curtain, which threw her ont of the window, but. as luck would have lt. she fell on top of Charles Hitchcock, thus breuk jing her fall and at the same tune mussing up Charles considerably. .A Week End at Happy hurst" ls a comic release mink's suburban friend invites bim home, palming the Joys of country life. irresistibly. Danie's Inferno ls a Joy ride ?omi?ared lo tl' experiences Hint |Mior fJllnk suffprs through. lt wouldn't have been so bad If the ticlshhnr's children hadn't ionic down with chickenpox. That was ino much. .'. PALMETTO THEATRE .'. TODAY'S PK OG RAM THE PERILS OF PAUL INE Sixth Episoiie in two ree ls. FANNY'S MELODRAMA.Vitagraph Melodrama. Featuring Lillian Walker, James Lackaye and Walli Van. It's great, but Smith can't appreciate it until th e last act, when his wife is accused of being crazy and is threatened with a rrest, he gets wise and the play is. pronounced a howling success. THE GOLD PATCH.. Selig 4 BIG REELS EVERY DAY---10c. THE MAN THAT PUT THE "MOVE" IN MOVIES. f # # * # * * * * * * # * * ELECTRIC CIT y _ Y* Item? of Interest and Persone # Wireless on the St ?{? -\- ?{??{??{. '{- 3f> AP ^ y y 3f> AP 1 Ycsienhl) Wa?. HM Holtest Vet. .Mon' romplutiil lias been heard all over Iii?; city yesterday about th*1 hon. (lian al any lime this .sun.mer. so fur. The breeze throughout the early part of th. day helped i|uite a lilli?-, hut .!::.! noon the wind ceased lo be felt j and ile eily sweltered in Iiiiil-Htltnni?r . .a, The mercury climbed lo '.*?>. and a 11 action over, and hung lhere nil dn\ long. The heal was more h?lense <>i: account ol' the ta<t I hut no ruin ?'ad rallen for cu lung thal UH- earth is parched. 'lynchers Closed Their Trna Schools. M. M. Crowther nm) his sister. Miss Valeria Crowther wer?' holli in An dersoit yest?-rduy for a short lime, en rout?! lu Un ir home in Antreville. Mr. < 'ii i '.vi her Im.; been leaching for tho pn:U year in Ibo publie sclmols ol' I-arlington whil his sister has had chat;;.! ol' a school near Helton. Holli si :'. n! i hnvu been clewed. Moth Mr. and Mi:?! Crowther are splendid in 'H m tor- and they have ?lim?! well with llmlr school work during the cession in : cloHC'il. Itu i I rond s Arc duking Pr?parai ions. All lie- railroads coming into Au- j dei son aro making pn'parutiotis for | Ii.i.ullin;: large crowds during lite two j .?lays of the Klks e?inv? inion, which ? I-s place in Allder, i.n on June IV-I is. lOxtra curs will be added to all ! regular trains and soini' special I trains will bc run, one from tireen ville, | mn- from Charleston and Oruugoburg . and one from t'olumbin. It is also said thai Spartanhurg is figuring with Hie I'iedmont und Northern linc to provide for a special train for the pur ims" of bringing Gaffney and Spar enburg here. --o Solicitor iliil Ix Here Tofglll. Announcement was made in Ander em! yesterday l?? the effect that Al bert K Hill of Spartanburg, solicito? of tho Seventh Judicial District and (5rand Sachem of the Improved Order ol' Ked Men for this Slat?! will bo in Anderson tonight ami will assist ut :< o'clock In reorganizing Tecumseh Tribe of (hut Order. Members of the lied Men are plunning for a very en joyable time and a number of visi tors from nearby towns will probab ly bc present. Mr. Hill hus a number of friends in Anderson and hu will bc warmly welcomed. Anderson tVcnucii Attend Meeting. A number of Anderson women-have bi ?rn upending this week al the College for Women in Due West, where they took part in the public meetings of the Alumna?) Association. Among those from Anderson in atten dance at thc rtteetings were: Mrs. J. R. Harton,"Mi's. J. B. Br?scale, Mrs. A. M. Sharpe, Mrs. Daisy Wilson, Mrs. J. Ft. Young, Mrs. J. I. Hrownlee, Miss Lena Clihkscatcs and Mies Hew is. -O Winthrop ??iris I Are Illicit Home. The large number of young ladies ? .rom this county going to make up I ?tho ' Anderson delegation to Win-1 th top I'ol lege at Hock Hill rotured tu I lib" city Wednesday evening and y?rs- j tel day morning. Anderson had al-| most ns many students ut this well 'known iusiitution a" unv county iii ?the State und thc young ludios I rom ?Ibis county have never Tailed to dis tiuguish themselves during thc ses sion's work. There waa no excep tion to thc rulo thin'year and Ander son county was an importar I factor uti through the year ul Winthrop ? College. j Uitie Folks to Kujoy un Outing I A number of Anderson's young so ciety set will hnve un enjoyable time this afternoon ut Wlllinmston Park Springs when they will bo entertaini'd i there by Mis sEsthor Dagnall ?laughter ?of A. II. Dagnall. The event is in honor of thc.youug lady's ?dghth birth day and she has planned a very pleas ant Hmo indeed tor a large number of j her little friends. Tho little people ure looking for wai d to it with a great deal of pl ?-asure. ' -?-: College Students Arriving Hally. Anderson's quota of college stu dents are returning home daily from 'their various institutions and every train arriving in tho city brings large ill-legation from the different schools. A number of those who have already arrived bavc secured posi tion:- for the summer and others will leave for other towna to accept posi tions after spending a few days here with "home folks.". Few Registered At The Hotels. There wore fewer traveling men in Anderson yestrday than for several days. This was doubtless due to the fact that .ilmnsi all the salesmen in North and South Carolina were tn Qrc?nyille yesterday attending the Grand Council o? the U. C. T. Through out the day Anderson merchants were free from being bothered by. the "drummers." Adjusting the School Fire Los*. Gcoige Harrington of Atlanta, ad juster for thc Germania Fire Insur ance Company of New York, spent yeptorday In Anderson adjusting his company's portion of the loss on Ute Glenn street school building, which I waa burned carly Wednesday morning. ; Thc Germania policy was carried in this city by Willett P. Sloan and the Sloan agency had 14,0.00 Insurance on Hie Behool building. Mr. Harrington bad boen In Anderson for several days before the fire and left here on the night that the fire occurred. He waa recalled by telegraph. * ?. - (. .y. .y. .y. -y. .y. .y # .y. .y -Y -Y k7 SPARKLETS * _ * il Mention Caught Over the * reeta of Anderson * i- -I** .!. .?"' -I- *i- ^ Sfr 9fr ?fr ?fr ?fr 9fr Sand} Sprints Waats Protect ina. Several cltlzen? nf Sandy Spline..-; presented themselves yesterday at the office of the county suprvisor and re i|nested thai utticlal to give protection ' lo Sandy Springs in the matter of j automobilen speeding across Hie pul?-j lie road of the village. Sandy Springs! is not an incorporal cd town and therefore is powerless to act for it self in the matter. The delegation yesterday point eil mit that a wagon had been struck and the driver serious ly injured, sometime ago ami they asked that the supervisor take steps j in the matter. Mr. King is having published the law on the subject ami j lie intends trying to Hie best of his | ability to see to il that uo more1 t'.peeding is dorn' at Sundy Springs. Xew fit teen .Maj feme Herr. !.. K. McKnight of Fountain Inn.1 spent part of yesterday in Anderson, looking over tim eily with a view lol locating here. Mr. McKnight has sev ern! relatives and u number of friends in Amlei: >n and these urged him to linne here. Tiny will all hopi: that he may see tit to locate in "My Town" ami make this bis home. Svhool Trust?es Will Meet Todii). The trustees ol'Anderson schools will ?neel (oday in the office of E. c. M .Cants, superintendent. The only business to he transacted today is io elect one more teacher tor the high school, although il is possible (hat the hoard may take up the ipies ti'tn ?;! replacing the Glenn street school destroyed Wednesday by Ure. It is understood that the board now plan:- tu go ahead with the work, ad ding possibly I wo rooms to the build ing and making it a ten room school instead of an eight room affair, but no definite statement ha? been made con cerning thir. Some interest surrounds the selection of tin1 last teacher for thc high school's next term. New Firm ?in** Secured thinrtcrs The Consolidated Mercantile Com pany of Sumter is soon to open a re tail business in Anderson. The es tablishment will be located in the store room formerly occupied by the J. T. Jones Company in the Masonic building and plans are under way for the opening of the new place within thc next few days. The new concern will handle dry goods. PERSONALS Miss Charlotte W. Parks has arrived in Anderson from Judson, Ala., where she has just received her diploma in piano from "Judson college. Miss Parks will spend the summer in North Anderson with her brother, B. F. Parke. , Mit".? Prances Trlbbie has arrived tho city Tor the summer vacation with her mother, Mrs. J. L. Trlbbie. Miss . . ?wore vwu - niiiHsuii ..... ? ?. r, mu past session at Hie Women's College in Richmond. Va. Prcrf. C. D. Coleman of the Leba non section spent part of yesterday in the city on business. It. E. Cox of Abbeville was among the visitors to ?pend yesterday In the city. S. J. Hester, of Hester, who gained onie publicity in this section by shin ping some game cocks to General Villa tn Mexico, spent yesterday in Ander- j son. Senator George W- Sullivan o? Wil liamson was among the visitors to spend yesterday In the city. A. P. Fleets and Robert Moblo of | Charlotte wera la the city yesterday, | guests at the Chiquola hotel.. C. M. O ray of Iva. waa among the .visitors to spend yes' day in the city. Ex-Sheriff Nelson ic. Oreen has re-1 turned from a visit to hts old home i near Eosley. J. R. Bolt of Central was among the well known visitors In tho city yesterday. E. H. Welburn of Williamston spent a few hours In Anderson yesterday on business. Charles Gray and MIBS Susie Gray of Iva were shopping In the city yes t?rday. Miss Maggie McAllister returned this week from Easley whero she has been visiting friends and ;. latlves. Jasper Ashley of Honea Path waa among the visitors to spend yesterday In tho city. x J R. Byrum of Martin township waa In the city yesterday for a few hours on business. Zink McMahon of near Belton spent part of yesterday In Anderson on busi ness. Mrs. S. Clarence Purrias returned to her home tn Oreen ville today, after having spent the week with ber pa rents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson on North Main street. ? o it o o o <t o o o o o o ?i o o o o o : o o ? HONKA PATH. ?! o o O O O O (I O O O O O O O O (I O (t tt t? t? Rev. J. T. Mann, thu blind evan gelist, will prcuch at Turkey Creek church next Sunday muming, Juno Tilt, at eleven pfc lock, and ut the Bap tist church ai' Donalds at 8 o'clock, p. m. same day. The six-mouths-old son of Mr, and .Mrs. A. J. Monroe of Princeton died ' Sunday and was'buried in thc Prince ton cemetery on Monday. The little one was sick only a short while and his death was a shock lo his family and relatives. Mrs. William Truynham died last Sunday at the home of her son-in-law, E. M. Latimcr, near Bkom, Laurens county, after a lingering illness. She j was about SO years obi and was a de-, vont Christian woman. She was burled' al Friendship church, laurens county' on Monday. Mr. Oeorge Bagwell, a well knowirt citizen of Oreenvllle county died at his home near Princeton last Satur-' day and was hurled at Columbia church on Sunday, ll?; was about til years old and waa held in high es-! teem hy bis neighbors and friends. He had bi en in feeble health for several mouths, but was able to be up until a few days before his death. He is survived by lils wife and several chil-' dren. 1 Mrs. Junie Bell, wife of Mr. Ernest Hell, died suddenly last Saturday af ternoon at lier home three miles south of Monea Path. She had not I been feeling well for a week or ten days, but was thought to he getting | along nicely, therefore her death was a severe shock to her family und friends. She is survived by her hus band and three children, the youngest being about one week old. The in terment took place at Barker's Creek Smulay morning. Hov. S. T. Blackman conducting the funeral service. .Viss Vera Shirley, who graduated from Converse college this week is i ulertainlng her college friends at a bouse party. She has planned a num ber of entertainments for her gu esta and tl cir presence hire has added much to the social life of the town. Mr Harold Shirley ls spending this week in Monea Path with his parents, D.v and Mrs. J. F. Shirley. He is taking u post graduate course at the University of South Carolina this year and will return to Columbia next week to receive his diploma. He expects to leave in about ten days for a three months' stay in the west, after which he will go to New York to enter a medical college. Miss Lillian Mattlson of Greenwood i:. spending a few weeks with the family of Rev. Mike McGee, Among the Winthrop graduates this ycBr are three Honea Path girls, Misses Annie Gassaway, Emma E. Gassaway and Emma ? H. Gassaway. Mr. D. R. Simmons has been quite HI with typhoid-'fever for thc past three weeks at his home near Cray ton. He was thought to be some what better yesterday although his condition is still alarming, i The Civic League is making prepn I rations for the carnival to be held next Friday evening It is the de 1 sire of the members that everybody ' attend and help them in their efforts i to raise money for beautifying the I town. News was received here today of the ' marriage in Greenville yesterday af \ teriiooti ol Miss Cora Long to Rev. Leonard Simpson. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Edwin Potent. The groom is a son of John W. Simpson of Laurens county and is a young man of strong character. He has been principal of thc Tigersville high school for the past session and is also pas I tor or four churches In that section. j The bride ia a daughter of Mrs. Em me Long of Oheruw and was horn and reared at this place. Mr. and Mrs. I Simpson left yesterday afternoon for I Washington and New York where they will spend a week or so. : Mrs. Alla Kay, relict of tho late Charles B. Kay, died last Thursday mo'tiing et. tho home of her son, Ceoige Kay two miles south of this place. She bad been in ill health for the past two years and while her I conditions showed signs of improve ment at times, she grew weaker and I waker until the end came. Mrs. KR y was a daughter o*. the late Hap ? l"y Hughes Of Hodges and WBB about 4'.' years old. She was a faithful member of the Methodist church and was highly esteemed by her nighbors and friends. The funeral services weit held in the Methodist church on frTh'ny and were conducted ' by Rev. S. T. Blackman. ' The interment was made in Church cemetery: DOROTHY DAVENPORT. 3D HIJon today In "Woman and Roses." COME IN and hear these new Victor Records. : : We've just received Several New Dance Records in the assortment. Wc will be glad to play them over for you. WILLIS & SPEARMAN Music House ?leckie? Bldg. " The House of the Victor." Anderson, 8. C. ************ * * * CASEY & FANT * * ? * * ARCHITECTS * * Anderson, S. C. * * -- * * Drown Office Building. * * Second Floor.. Phone 269 * + * BIJOU ...THEATRE TO BAY'S PROGRAM. Tilt: Il I Li,S OF SILENCE - 101 Bison. A 3 reel hot-blooded, galloping melodrama of the early west. Showing the romantic lives of thc far western pioneers; their dangers, pleasures and sorrows, together with every thing else that belongs to thone daventurous days of . the wonderland that the white man bought with blood. Featuring Cleo Madison. WOMAN AMI HOSES Nestor. A strong drama with Wal lace Reid and Dorothy Davenport. Coming tomorrow **A Web. of Fate" Special Warner feature. Also ''The Cull Hack" a western with Warren Kerrigan. Coming June 11th "Hearts Adrift" i 4 reel Famous Players with beautiful j Mary Plcford. ELECTRIC THEATRE A SOUL ADRIFT American. Ed Coxen and Winnifred Greenwood, supported by an able cast in an Intense two part sociological drama vibrating real heart throbs. OUR MUTUAL OIHL Reliance. In the 17th reel of this wonderful feature you see Margaret visit her old country home and re new her relations with her country sweetheart. FOURTH REEL TO BE SELECTED Comini, tomorrow "Tho Broken Bar rier." A three ree.' Warner feature.. 4 REELS-10c. Mutual Movies Maka Time Fly. We Want You to Try "TOWN AND COUNTRY" Paint. It covers more sur face looks better and wear? longer than the "just as gou?'V paiiiio. Anderdon Paint and V Color Co* BlecWey BIA*. Phone 647