Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Start ALLEN & KENN, "W Ali F AUK IN THE SKIES"-A tw< "BEAUTS OF THE KOKEST**-Edi -BRI "Tbc Bett Tab Show ever la Aiders Personal +4 1 ?*><???????< ? I ?.???! D I I i J. V. Dost ic of Pendleton was In tho city yesterday for H o rac timo. Br. and Mrs. Otu Whltt?n of Cross Hill were in the city yestcruay. John Russell of Pendleton was arnon? tho visitors in the city yester day. Mrs. B. H. Hodges ot 8tarr was In Ute city yesterday for a ahort while. Miss Belms.Massey of Lumpkln, Ga., is visiting st the home ot her un cle, Mr. 8. N. Pearman, near the city. Charlie Hoggs of Pendleton wss among the visitors In the city yester day. Prof. Grady Acker of Staunton MU A Ne^ That SI Go< Resolved: Tha in ti whe ted! All Ss befor interc j. H.ANDERS?? i OUT the New Ye; E- WISH GET 'EM P ITO TH? JAY'S PROGRA? \'S AVIATION Gil The Wrong Flat" ? Very Ludicrous Mix Up. Movies For Today : > reel Vltsgrsph Special. ion-Drama..... J S MK) BILLY AND THE BATTLER'* on-Uuaranteed" Hary Academy. Va., ls visiting bis brother, Mr. J. S. Acker.'ln this city. B. M Aull of Pendleton was in tho city yesterday on business. F?. A. Qossett ot Atlanta was tn the city yesterday on business. Dr. J. El Watson ot Iva r s in tho city yesterday on business. Miss Essie Cllnkscales ot the Cray tonville section was in the city yes terday. J. E. Garrison of Sandy Springs ? aa in the city yesterday for a short while. M. A. Carbln ot WlUtamston was among the visitors in the city yester day. Ralph Smith of Iva was In the city yesterday. T. C. Jackson. Jr.. of Iva spent yes terday in the city. J. E. Elrod of Gie Flat Bock seo ?y Year's Reso ?ould Appeal :>d Business M 11 will deposit my mo ie Citizens National Bi re it is guarded by the 1 States Government. wings deposits made QI e January 10th will d ist from January 1st. [9 President J.F.SHU Bi THE O ar right by \> Foot-Comfort YOU A kT THOMPS AND SA* tlon wa? a visitor In the city yester day. J. B. Peebles of Atlanta was among the baainees visitors in the city yes terday. Ed McCown of the Mountain Creek ?cotton was in the city yesterday. Miss Ethel Godfrey of Greenville is the guest of Mrs. Raymond Cochran. Miss Lillian Cltnkscales of the Mc Lees school is visiting her mother on Calhoun street J. D .Campbell of the county was day" Mrs. Rosa Reynolds of the county was in Gie city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.'Joe Jones of 8tarr were In the city yesterday. J. C. Bolt of the county was in thc city yesterday. Mrs. r~ S. Garner of Lowndesvllle lution To All en. ?ney mk, LJni a or raw MATE, Cashier ?LD - >H nearing Thom; 365 days in VERY H ON'S "BIG V VE THE DIFI is Visiting her aunts, thc Misses Wat son, on East Earle street. W. S. Campbell of the county was a visitors in the city yesterday. Lawrence Thompson of the Lebanon section was in the -city yesterday. J. B. Kay of LowndesvWlte ls visit ing in the city. Fred and Tom Wolfe of Asheville j are visiting friends in the city. W. C. Merritt of the county waa a ' visitein the city yesterday. D. S. Edwards of Due West was in the city yesterday. Calvin Rogers of Iva was among the visitors in the city yesterday. A. P. Spence has returned from a visit to friends in Columbus. Ga. I D. B. McPhatl of the Hopewell sec Con was in the city yesterday. J. E. Elgin of the Neals Creek sec tion was a visitor in the city yester day. . -yy i Mrs. M. R. Briggs of; Seneca ls vis iting Mrs. Phillips at her home on West Orr street. Frank Breasleale of Pendleton was in the city yesterday. C. C. Jones has returned to Starr after a short visit here. Mrs. S. N. Brown of'I*; Centervllle community was in the city yesterday. L. E. Marttsi o' the. Hepewcl'. sec tion was in the city yesterday. Miss Elise Brown of the Centervillo section waa in the city yesterday. Dr. Cnrter Home Again. The many friends of Dr- Lillian Car ter are delighted to have her home again after an absence of six months. Dr. Carter has been in Asheville. N. C., part of the time 111 In a sanitar ium there and her friends here are glad Gist she ls rapidly Improving, and trust that she will soon be strong and well again. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Whalcy have returned from Charleston where they spout the Christmas holidays with rel atives. Mrs. Mattie Adams of Abbeville has come to Anderson to mske her homo with her daughter, Mrs.. W. H. Ed munds, on West Market street. Miss Jennie Muldrow loft yesterday for. her home at MayesVHle after a visit to Mr. and Mrs W. J. Muldrow. Miss Hasel Hill of Highlands, N. C., who bas been visiting Miss Ksthleen Norryce. leaves today tor Greenville to visit her sister, Mrs. J. J. Norris. Miss Sara Kurraan of Clemson Col lege ts Gie. guest of Mrs. R. C. Webb. Mr. ard Mrs. M. T. Freeman have returned to their home at Chattanoo ga, Tenn., after a visit to their daugh ter. Mrs. W. H. Nardin. Jr. Miss Jessie Thompson .has returned home art ir a very pi sags mt visit to friends in Anderson for several days. -Laurens Advertiser. Miss Floride Harris bas gone to Seneca to visit friend? and attend tile dance there last night. Mr. Joseph B. Reed cf Knoxville. Tenn., ls visiting friends here. Mt. and Mrs. Bussell 8. Gamer Vis ited friends here Gita week on their way to their home at LowndesvGla from Union, where they spent the Christmas, holidays. Miss Jean Harris ia ia Greenville rlslUng friends. Mr. Claiborne Mos*Wy of Ninety Six ls hers visitin? frisada MADRID. Dec. So. -Captain Catt? lellui. a Spanish army aviator, while lying tn a H plane over the aerodrome, today fall from a ueight of SOO feet usd waa killed. /EAR i: pson's Shoes, the year. [APPY IM EAR-END" J TERENCE DETAILS OF CHARITY BALL ARE AGREED ON ?WILL BE MASKED. FANCY DRESS COTTON AFFAIR , AND FOR THE PUBUC THE COMMITTEES I Proceeds of Function WQ Be Giv en to Local Charity Through Salvation Army. Following the announcement in The Intelligencer yesterday morning that a charity ball would be given at Rose Hill Club next Tuesday night) and in response to a call for a meet ing of members of the organization at I the chamber of commerc? at ll o'clock Wednesday morning for the purpose of perfecting details of the, ?function, a representative portion of the club membership met yesterday ut the appointed place and selected com mittees and transacted other mattera with reference to the entertainment. The meeting yesterday morning was I presided over by Robert E. Lig?n. | chairman of the Charity Ball commit tee. Following the proposal and adop tion ot a resolution to have a charity! bell at Rose Hill Club on the evening | of Tuesday. January 6 at 8 o'clock, j it was agieed lo make the affair a masked, fsscy dress colton bali: Only those who come in fancy dress j will be permitted to dance, the others1 to be spectators only. The time of un maskiag will be announced later. It j waa decided to charge |2 and $1 for 1 tickets. The two dollars tickets will admit a gentleman or a gentleman anti a lady. The ono dollar tickets will admit ladies. When these points had been decided committees were appointed as fol lows: C. J. B. Decamps and A. a. Farmer, ticket saloB; Bond Ander son and W. F. Marshall, music re freshments and decorations. S. N. Gu rner. 8. R. Parker and B. M. Parks, floor committee. The proceeds of the ball are to be given to local charity through tho agency of the SalvaUon Army. Car service to and from Gae club house i will be provided. It is steted that au tomobiles should enter Gie gate to I the right aa the other will be closed. CAN'T 8E5D LOVE.. Soldiers Correspondence Strictly | Censored-Ti et Even an Endear, lag Tera Allowed. ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 30.-A. sample of Gie printed post cards provided sol diers in the trenches ot the Allies waa received tn Atlanta today, and shows Gie lenghts to. Which British censor ship is carried. The soldier may mere ly mark printed lines saying he ls weil, wounded, recovering, In the hos pital .at Gie front or at tho base, did n't receive a letter, or baa received a letter. There ls nothing to Indicate where Gie writer is stationed, and lt as much aa one word beside Gie sig nature is added to Ute card, even an expression of love, the card win be destroyed and not mailed. The Garnet is DVD UiHV Birthstone If SHE was born in January give her a ring, ia valier or some other pretty piece of jewelry con taining a pretty garnet, to typify her birth-month; shell appre ciate it N THE and assure y? EW YE/ SHOE SALE BUNCH "SKIN" ARTISTS Six Convicted of Gambling Fol lowing ? Negro Hot Supper. Could person afflicted with thc blues have been present in the court of Magistrate W. C. Broadwell yester day and heard the trial of six negroes on charges of gambling, the same be l?g participants in a hot supper func tion held Tuesday night at the domi nic of one Jerry Pickens, on the plan tation of Mr. D. B. McPkull, some seven miles above the city, he would have had laughs enough to not only cure him of his despondency but serve him for many a day to come. Jerry Pickens, Pringle Acker, An drew Williams, Jim Mllwee, William Warden and Mack Pickens are the names of the six negroes figuring in the comedy. They were captured by Deputy Sheriff Olin Sanders and Deputies Bill Drennan and Jim Wil liams out of a party of .20 or more who were enjoying a game of "skin" after a bot supper, at which there were a hundred or more present, had departed from the scene of revelry. Several of the party before the mag-1 istrate pleaded "not guilty" when they ! were arraigned but later admitted I that they were guilty. So m o of them, I before they were placed on trial, stat ed that Uley were* not ready for trial, because they desired to communicate with their boes men with reference to getting "paid out." k j Jerry Pickens pleaded guilty to the i charge and received a sentence of $20 ?or 30 days on the chaingang. Mack Pickens also pleaded guilty and re ceived a similar sentence. William Warden and Jim Mllwee pleaded guil ty and received punishment in tho same messure. Pringle Acker and Andrew Williams, who insisted on go ing through with a trial, were found > guilty and sentenced to pay fines of $20 or serve 30 days On the chaingang. Several of thc negroes were paid out] by their employers. - . The officers received tho call to raid I the gamblers about midnight Tues day and arrived on the scene shortly I after 2 o'clock. They made the raid und arrested six of tho gang, whom] they brought back to the city and con victed, as noted. The officers returned j to the city shortly after 4 o'clock yes terday morning. WAH OB ?PO WAB Atlanta Will Have Grand Opera Next Soring Is Ansoaajeaent Made. ATLANTA, Ga, Dec 80.-Atlanta ] wal ah ve Its grand Opera next spring, wor or no vrsr, depression or pros perity. Tho directors have Bounded public sentiment on Gie question with Gie result that they're going right ahead and close contracta for the us ual, seven operas for Gie last week in April. H. M. Atkinson, one of the directors of Gie Atlanta Music Festival Associa tion, and ka enthusiastic opera lover, has Just returned, from New York, where he conferred with the manage ment of Gie Metropolitan Opera Com pany. The company said lt waa look ing forward to a trip South again, aa lt had appeared here five seasons with never a deficit Mr. Atkinson report ed Ulis to Gie local directors, and they voted in favor of closing a contract, The usual guarantee fund of $50,000 <, ?w?*AtoA tn be subscribed by cit!- j fttt?? a? fl tfm Jpeuil, BlMfcWOHs**? The operas on the tentative list for Gala season are:- "Carmen." "Tales of Hoffman." L'Amere de Tr? Bo," "La Gioconda* "Mme Banes Gone," "Tris tan and Isolde," and "Rifolette." - WAKttfl MABBIAGK ANNULLED Actress Thought that She Had a Di vorce front Former Hassane. CHICAGO, Dec. 30.- Jane Peyton, actress, today applied tn Gie superior court here for annulment of her mar riage' to Gay Batea. Poet Gie actor. She asserts that Gie marriage waa in nocently bigamous, aa she supposed abe ked been divorced from Gie late Arthur Cecil Gordon Weld, a musician and playwright Tb? plaintiff waa at ena Urns well knowe tn local society aa Misa Jennie Van Norman, daughter of a wealthy stock broker. She and Post were mar- I ried ia ito?. Wonder if we couldn't have F*ir Play annex?e to Mexico. NEW ourself !0 URGE AGRICULTURE PROF. LONG WILL APPEAR BEFORE COUNTY DELE. CATION TODAY HERE YESTERDAY Proposition is to Establish Teach* ing of Subject in County Schools. To urge the appropriating of a sum of money for the purpc ?>! promot ing the teaching of ag' '-o ia tho schools of this county, " W. W. Lung, state agent of the ., ors co operative demonstration wo with headquarters at Clemson College, will appear before the Anderson county legislative delegation today at noon when they, meet in the county court house for the purpose of considering the supply hill for 1915 and bearing petitions and other expressions of opinion concerning proposed legisla tion. Prof. Long stopped over In the city yesterday morning cn route to Spar tanburg, whore he was going to ap pear before the delegation <(( that county with reference to the same proposition. Ma Long has already ap peared before the delegation of Green ville county and secured a promise of as appropriation of fl.OOO for estab lishing an agricultural course lu some of the schools of thal county. Anderson people will recall that during the viait to thia county several weeks ago. Prof. Lueco Gunter, state inspector of rural elemental schools, this official spoke frequently of some splendid agricultural work which was being done by some schools in Dar lington county. Some five schools in that county made up a fund and en gaged an expert agricuturalist to teach this subject in these schools. In connection with the schools there is operated a demonstration farm, where the pupils are permitted to put into practice the theories of the class room. The experiment han attracted considerable attention throughout the country and. there \B a general demand in some counties of the the State for the establishing of tho agricultural course In the schools. The details of the proposition Prof. Long has In mind were not made public by him yesterday morning in conversation with The Intelligencer, but it was understood that the plan he is working on ls similar to the on which has been ppt in practice by the schools of Darlington county. FOLEY KIDNEY PMS SOS BACKACHE KIDNEYS ANO BlAOo?? ITS 8/?TTLE?? i .i i you no longer have to wait or send away for your glasses. 1 have one ot the most complete Grufding Plants In the South and every convenience to turn ont your work promptly. Yea can't realise what ! hara In ma chinery unless yon visit my placo. I can duplicate your lens-don't care who nv Je it or it you break lt all to pieces , dont worry come here. I can re isac t Gie most difficult case of eye tron?le and write Gie prescription, grind your glasses and guarantee the very acme of precision. I have a rec ord I am Justly proud ot abd I ss kee?!s* ps.ee tr?th tbs couSuence the people of my town have in me. This ls what actuated me in tho purchase of .Gie Plant and if you could inst see the number of people In Anderson now wearing glasses ground In An derson, yon would bo convinced that Campbell is in town and on the i?t> ?Au ? ask is: try me with your next job. I also have the best equipped Optical Office for making examina tions in South Carolina. My px kees ara consistent with first-class work, ranging from $3.00 to 16.00 up for a complete job., Repair anythtng ta the Optical line, duplicate your lenses from 76c up, owing to hew it is to be made.. Begin the new year right, by having me do your Optical work. If anyone fella you that I dont toad good glasses in Anderson, I will give S?/jf? ^ ^htoer* St^oSSS Floor. Telephone Connection.