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PARAMOUNT OPENING TODAY 4 REELS-4500 Feet Actual European War Scenes Will Be Shown Beginning at 10 a. m. : : : : : : : : : : BONA FIDE CINEMATOGRAPHIC VIEWS WILL BE SHOWN SO pep cent, ol Proceeds will go to swell The Anderson Belgian Relief Fund SPECIAL MUSIC ALL DAY UNDER DIRECTION OF MR. WHIT McAULEV Admission, IQc and 20c to ali Performances At Powers' GROCERY You will find the best and largest assortment of Groceries and Fresh Meats in Anderson. Their Drices for Saturdays and Mondays are stimulating to cash buyers. Every one wants to save a nick el or dime just now. For the week-end we have. Pork Haras, Sparc Ribs and Chops. Pure Pork Sausage. Liver. Sausage and So"3e Meat. Veal Steaks and. Roasts. Hoghead Cheese and Brains. West Point O ya tars and Ptah. Live and Dressed Hana. . Turkeys dressed to ordor. In Molasses we have, Georgia Cane, New Orleans Por eoiica and Dardadoes. Yellow Yams, die- peclu . 93c buys a. 10 pound bucket Lard. We have everything for the making of your Fruit Cake. Send in your Saturday order Friday or early Saturday morning. It will W. A. POWER . Ham Harper, Mgr. Term? cash except to prompt paying customers. We are headquarters (or Piro Works. : '.?.' >;-T-T- : ? ll- ' Wc ?ry Glean Better. \ We want you to become acquainted with our methods* Ha for 3 D&ya Only Wo Wu! aean ' Ladies? Suits 75c, Regular Price Gent? Snits 75e, Regular Price t $1.50. Genta Overcoats, Regular Price $1.50. Worh Called For. Worh Delivered. Photte 114. The Only Tailor la Town Who is a Tailor. ROHEN HF. HG Onc-Thrce.Four Maia. BLUE GE FullV $4.?>0or$S CASH Temporary Pl Fl PLAY FARMER IS SERIOUSLY STABBED BY OSCAR BIRD A NEGRO FROM GEORGIA WHO WAS v WANTED CHANCES SLIGHT Though Young Man Waa Alive at 7 o'clock Last Night The Worst is Feared. Julius Marett of Fnlr Play, Oconee County, tho son of E. C. Marett ot Westminster, was stabbed with a butcher knife und probably fatally In jured by Oscar Hird, a negro, at Fair Play Thursday afternoon. Marett wa? alive at 7 o'clock Jam night, but little hope is h "ld out for hla recovery. Tho v Vrtunate affnlr occurred when Ju is - Marett went to a. house to arrest the negro, who ls wanted by tho sheriff of Franklin County, (Geor gia, on charges of murder. The Geor gia sheriff came to Fair Play and had , Magistrate William T. McClure, a brother-in-law of Marett, to deputise the latter to go and nrroat the negro, pr induce bim to return to Georgia with tho officer of tbnt State Stabbed la Breast. The Georgia officer remained nt Mare tl's house while the latter went to arrest. the negro. As Marett en tered the houKo where tho negro waa he snatched a knife' from a table and plunged lt into the breast of the of ficer, the blade of the instrument go ing several Inches deep and severing I the sixth rib A telephone message was received by Dr. J. O. Sanders to 'come to Fair Play and attend the young man. Dr. Sanders was unable to make the trip but Dr. J. R. Young went In his stead, carrying with him Miss Janie Bryan, a trained nurse. Looking For Bird. .Thc entire lower section of Oconee County IB greatly excited over the af fair'''and several hundred men. are searching tor the negro who, lt is reported, hss escaped to Georgia lt ls generativ predicted that'if tho ne gro is caught violence will be done him. Th? Marett family la one of thc largest- and most prominent in Qco neo County. Description nf Negro. Sheriff Ashley yesterday received a telegram from Sheriff John W. Davis bf Oconee County, who was In La venia, Georgia, at the time of the af fair, requesting bim to bo on the lookout for the'negro, whose name* is given aa Oscar Bird. The ?olegram de scribed the negro as being cf tight ginger cake color, about ~? years of age 'ind weighing probably 165 nottuus. P. W. Mccallum of the county was In tho city yesterday for a short while. OLD MrCOALBllL fe * ! i :M to AL /eight i.OOaTon. ONLY /YATT [tone No. 834. GALAXY OF TO APPE. SOME OF MOST PROFOUND THINKERS AND GIFTED SPEAKERS TO TALK TO MEN HERE UNUSUAL TREATS ARE TO BE HAD Brilliant Lecturers Will Speak at Meeting? For Men Arranged by Y. M, C. A. Tho men of Anderson will be given the opportunity thia winter of bear ing sonic of thc moat prominent re ligious speakers in the United Stales, aa a glance at the program for the Sunday afternoon men'u meetlnga io be held in .the court house under tuc auapicea of the Yeuog Mens Christian Aaaociation will show. Secretary Fred M. Burnett of the Y. M. C. A. yesterday announced thc Hat of apeakera he baa aecured for the men's meetings, and without doubt they are "top-nochers." Br. Arch C. Tree. The aerlea will be opened tomor row fttternoofl in the county court hpuBe by Dr. Arch C. Cree, the enlist ment aecretary of the Home Mission Board .'of the Southern Baptlat Con vention. The meeting will be held at 3:30 o'clock, and the men of the com munity are cordially invited to hear thia well known and powerful speak er. Dr. Cree wll apeak on "The Trage dy of Sin, or Whoso Fault ia it Lf Men arc Lost?" , Howard Lee Jones. Rev. Howard Lee Jonea, D. D., for merly paator of the Citadel Square Baptlat church, of Charleston, but now ?resident of Coker Female College at laratville, has been aecured for one Sunday in January, tbe date to be an nounced later. Dr. Jones needs no in troduction to the people of Anderson. He la one of the moat magnetic apeaa era end one of the moat , profound thinkers in the State. Henry X. Snyder. . \ No program would be complete with out Dr. Henry N. Snyu*r. the gifted president of VVofford College, who has been secured for ona Sunday in Janu ary, the exact date of hts appearance ?> bo announced latex. LUte Dr. Jonea, tfi Snyder ia too well known to An-? orson people to need' any lhtroduu Uon in thia connection. Aa an orator, a thinker and a scholar ho ls unsur passed by anyone in thia State. P. E. Burroughs. Dr. P. E. Burrongha. of Nashville. Tenn., has been aecured for an. ad dress in January. He la one of the mott telen ted speakers In Tennessee, and In wide demand aa a lecturer. He la bound lo pleaae Ute men of Ander son, and lt goes without saying that he will be beaid by a large audience. W. B. Splllman. For the last Sunday In January Dr. B. W. Splllman, the aecretary of the Sunday school board of the Southern Baptist ConvenUon, has been aecured. Dr. Splllman ls one of the most Il lustrious figures in the Convention, and his reputation as a speaker of depth and brilliancy is weU known throughout the South. ? A Veritable Feast in Dr. S. D. Gordon, author of the well known "Quiet Talks'* se: ?s, the Y. M; C. A. offers to the men .of An derson one ot the most effective speak ers that it ia possible to secure in the United SUtes. Dr. Gordon's "Quiet Talks" are too well known tnd ap preciated here for any comment to be made opon them in this connection. But the best festure ot this announce ment is that Dr. Gordon will remain tn Anderson for three days, and lecure twice dully in the various churches of the city, to the general public. Dr. Gordon will deliver bia first address here on Sunday, February 7. Dr. Charlea Steltsle, Dr. Charles Steltsle, of New York, one of the foremost platform speakers in religious circles of the country, has been secured for one Sunday In Feb ruary. It ls likely that Dr. Steltsle will remain over for a few days for a few conferences with Ute people ot Anderson, SPEAKERS AR IN CITY W. h. Fotest. Thc name "Poteat" is otic to charm with In Anderson. Dr. W. L. Poteat, president of Wake Forest College, N. C., could be best introduced to an An derson audience as a brother of the brilliant and versatile Dr. I'M win M. Potcat. president of Furman Univer sity. The North Carolina Poteat will I speak here on- Sunday, February 28. He is equally as good a speaker as-4iis brother is at the head of Furman Uni versity. As a profound thinker, a scho lar and a man after the Master's own heart. Dr. W. L. Potcat is without a peer in the South. An Ex-Goteraor. Everybody knows ur has heard of "Bob" Qlenn, ex-governor of the -good old. state of North Carolnia. He has been secured for two addresses in An derson on a Sunday in March, the date to be arranged later. He will speak In, the afternoon to the men, in the court house. At night he will address a mu JU meeting of men and women of all denominations in one of the churches of the ctiy. Ex-Governor Glenn ls one of thc most forceful speakers tn tho country and since leaVlug the office of governor of the Tar Heel state practically all ot his time has been spent on the lecture platform. t t i u . . Other Speakern. Even' this brilliant array of speakers ts net all he good Utlagfc which tho Y. M_ C. A. has In store for the mes of Anderson. There are other speak ers who will address the men of the city during this winter, but of these tho Y. M. C. A. will speak later.' Call Caucus to Discuss Program (By Assonate! Pr??} .WASHINGTON. Dec. ll.-Senator Kern today called a caucus of Demo cratic senators tomorrow afternoon to discuss the legislative program. The aim is to sc frame the program that there may be no necessity for an extra session after March 4 next. President Wilson baa told adminis tration leaders that he wishes the work of the sixty third congress com pleted when March 4 arrives and lead ers in both houses are' unanimous in their intention to avert another extra Session. KIDNEYS, QQIT MEAT Flash the kidneys, at once when Back hurts or Bladder bothers. ? No man or woman.who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kldneysioccaalonally, says a well-Vnown authority. Meat forms uric which clogs the kidney pores so they sluggishly filter or Strain on ly part of the waste and poisons from the blood, then you ^t? sick. Nearly nii rheumatism, nesaaenes, liver trou ble, nervousness, constipation, dlzxt neas; sleeplessness, bladder disorders come from sluggw*1?$ssjfe. $ The moment yon feel a dull' ache In the kidneys or yonr^back hurts or if the urine ls cloudy,-offensive, full of sediment. Irregular Of-passage or at? tended by a sensation ot scaldings, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and .take a table spoonful In* a glass of water be fore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fam ous salts ls made-from ?ne acids of grapes and lemon Juice,.c ria bined with Ilthla and bas been ??ed for gyra tions to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to neu tralise the acids in urine so it no longer cansos irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. . . Jad Salts la inexpensive and can not injure; make * del bit ful effer vescent llthia-watsrvdrtnk which all regular meat eaters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure, tbeteby avoiding sr-vious kidney coeducations. , BAIL FOR WHITLOCK SET IN SUM $5,000 JUDGE MEMMINGER . ACTED FAVORABLY ON HABEAS CORPUS PLEA OTHER MATTERS Jury Out in Case of Cleveland Against Southern Public Utilities Co. Acting upon habeas corpus proceed ing brought for the liberation from prison of S. H. Whitlock, the Pendle ton policeman who is held on chargea of haring shot to. death Charlea W. Robertson on laat. Monday afternoon, Judge Me/nmlngei 'yesterday afternoon Axed bail for the imprisoned man In the aum of $5,000. : Counsel for the accused man. Wat kins and Prince, laat night forwarded tho bond to Pendleton for the signa tures of various pereona who will se cure lt. The papers' will probably be returned to the city today, In which event Whitlock will be released. So licitor Kurtz P. Smith argued the proccedi?sgs fer the State. Ia. ins'.. pica counsel for the Imprisoned man presented a number, of affidavits with reference to the tragedy, which tend ed to ahow that Whitlock waa acting in self defenae and was in every way entitled to ball. Damage Suit On. . Ali of the morning session and practically the whole of the afternoon session was -taken up with the trial of the case of Miss Jodie May Cleve land against the Southern Public Util ities Company. Thia is the case which was taken up late Thursday after noon. When court recessed that night a lury had been drawn and the com plaint and answer in the case read. Upon the meeting- of court yester day morning the taking of testimony In the matter was begun. The plain tiff tntrodreed the following witness es: D. J. Rix. Mrs. D. J. Hlx, Jodj,o. May Cleveland. Mrs. Susan Stephens,' Mrs.. T. P. McKinney and J. W. Hilly. The defenae put up witnesses as fol lows: Dr. J.. Louis Gray, f..VH???lA. sell. Gary Estes, W. N. Settle*/'.-Al fred Fsnt. A. C. Kajr, W. R. Suther land, A. J. Hearst. J. lu. Mc?own and P: D. Wortey. The-plaintiff la Book ing S5.0O? damages as the result of the colliding vof. ? street car with a vehicle in which she waa riding.' the accident occurring on South Main street on October 8, .last. Sealed Verdict. The case was given to the Jury yes terday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock, and after they had been out for sev eral honra without reaching an agree ment Judge Memmtnger %instructed them to return a sesled verdict , upon the meeting ot court thia morning. Last Jnry Case, Thia waa the last Jury case for trial this week. The only other Jury case scheduled for this week, that ot Mc Swaln_yersog Uiep Machine juid jFonn PALME' roi Cliff Watson's "TH -FOGG'S MILLIONS**,.. ?ALL FOB A TOOTH**. . FOURTH BEEL TO BE St The ltth EpIaaAdV THE PERU tickets may ase them la the aliar? ede. will he shows on next Wedaet DEPOSIT YC Wuh us, and then we will lend Interest Paid The Fa mers and ? The Farmers Li ANDERS Combined Resources a Little tl f OUR D ?. A. Smythe, N: B. Sullivan, J. F. Watson, J. D. Hammett, H. A. Orr? I J. J. Major, Titos. C. Jackson, J. R. dry Company, was continued until Monday on account oi the indisposi tion ot one of the witnesses. Jurors and witnesses summoned for the first week Of court were dismissed yesterday by the court. Judge Mem minger will today entertain matters in equity. SHJENDID BILL ?LLOFNE?tT WEEK Palmetto itteatre Has Classy i Troupe Booked Ff * Ent?e Weefc All of next week promises to bc a hummer at the Palmetto as the Gard* ner-Lawson Comedy Company ls slat ed to appear at this popular thea tre the entire week.. There are seven real good looking girls in the com pany, also three men. The Augusta Chronicle has had several stories dur ing the past week telling of the merita of this company. The following ls a copy of article appearing in the Aug usta Chronicle under date of the 10th. "For high-class, wholesome, enjoy able musical comedy byl a small com pany of a dosen, "The Blackbird," as presented at the Bijou by the Gard ner-Lawson Musical Comedy Company takes tho cake for satisfactoriness. It ls said by everyone who has been to the Bijou this week that the Gard ner Lawson bunch ls the best yet. There are seven real good looking girls- and aU of them can dance, laufch, grin, sing, set-and they all do so every minuto of the hour. they show at each performance. The men are also very good." . . The performances for thd past week haye t-sen free from anything objec tionable, and* Manager pinkstoh IS making gc od his assertion thst he would put on shows thst would please everyone. The ClUT Watson Musical Comedy Co. that baa furnished the amusement this week at the Palmetta, will be pleasantly remembered by the many that were fortunate enough to seo the shows. Qb, Of Coarse. 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