The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 23, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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HOUSE QF r/EPUTY SHERIFF
SANDERS WAS ENTERED
{M
&Y NIGHT
STOLE HIS PISTOL
Two Watches and Pocketbook
Gomblcro Roided Early Yes*
terday Morning.
i
An unknown "burglar entered the
home of Mr.- J. Olin Sandors, deputy
?heriff, someUmo Friday morning Se
tween .2 o'clock, and 6, taking two
watches, a plBtol, pocketbook, and a
?ow other atlcles.;- Tile burglar en
tered quietly and "made bia exit the
same way. Afr. Sanders not knowing
anything about it until this morning
at 5. o'clock -when ho -WOB called by the
sheriff to go on a call.
Mr., Sunders stated yesterday that
he weut home about 2 o'clock yester
day morning,' (haying been out on dif
ferent duty calls during tho night, and
WQnt directly to bed. At b o'clock
Sheriff ASh ley r called .hird over tele
phono, asfiing. that ;he go out and as
Blat in raiding, a" bunch ot gamblers.
When he started to dress "he felt for
his trou nor:; on-., trie'"Chair where ho
? ?bad placo;': ?lcriij hut they wore gone.
' lie" t?fcan; looking-ifcboiit and soon
'. discovered'that a burglar .liaO'- been in
hl?Ji?<nW.v;'; Ho went nut on tho front
porch'' find' there found his trousers,
but his' "pistol and pocketbook) had
.. v.- t?9ty-w?&-r?:TH? .t^o'vv?atcfces were
taken from inside the room.
Mr. Sanders stated that tho bur
glar ' gained entrance by means of
placing'a short ladder up to a window
, and taking rout; the screen. Nothing
was loft to reveal tho identity of tho
'"., burglar.
"' 'GamblerB Raided.
. 'As <i result, ot the mid on the gam-b
\b) lei;?'iyesterday morning the following
negroes were arrested: Henry Leon
ard; :Horiry Thomas', Jim DoublaB, Wll
..-./.?te . Black,; Jact'Oambrill,' A. WU-.
?linnie?, jesseDavis, .Bub Stinson,'Her
ibert JoboBonV and Peto Robinson.
Leonard bud Thprtias haye been re
leased ^n^ttbrfdy^^h'e . raturas.-made,
on the; Joe Groen place Just otit ot
J the city limlts on the Greenvilid/roaa^
.vi'"._y;v.'Attempt?.at. Burglary.;'? - ^;;-v>^.
? .' "An unknown'"negro attempted to'eri
tar the homo ot Mr. ti. Bryan wal
ton Thursday night about' 12 O'clock
hut was frightened away before eh,
entrance!.was gained.',, Mr,,- Walton,
stated, yesterday that he <w?'nt'.into/th?'
Hath .Anni n'nrl li ?> ri un ric-fl tn ' Srifii
-would-be-burglar ran Sway. Tho ne-1
gro 'bad catered the" kitchen snd"had.
taken . ?ut;4x?utir,wltti tyhicluto gain]
admittance to the other part ot the"'
houEo, ,The door between'the kiter.-:
o? and tho other robmB being locked.
M*. Walton hoHt??d police headquar
ters'at: Once and'two men were sent j
to tiie scone but they could not trace j
the. negro.
??Bob" un^ "Bm" Robinson sell|
du jnnm thai Bya?s w?c?sf
Me. StttOes about. l?s the bea* j
you'?ever faster!.
Offieo F, * BL'Bunding
Ofilco 527-FIioncR-Rcsldonco 60.
.-? v-yffi-r- v ? ^ ? '.V-!^2_:!I-1y-i
Dr. C;??r?aek Sanders
DI^flST
Office 3?4-5;6 Bleckley Building.
Offlco Phone 429 n?sid?nce^onS' M?.
Miss Marguerite De Von Captivat
ed Audience m "The : Red
Roce"--Good Chorus.
" Miss Marguerite De Von. as Lola,
foe artist's model, In John C. Fisher's
production, "The Red Rofe,*' mndo a
decided' hit -with, Anderson.' theatre
goers'th her performance et the An
derson lust evening. The audience
was rather cold In enthusiasm but lt
lt bot thought that this wea because'
the ploy and Miss De Von Were nat
appreciated. A great many of those
present -had been to a performance ot.
the circus and- all were tired because
of it l:ci::g circus d?y and 'having to
contend with the crowds.
Miss Da Von, as the artist's model,
played tho part to perfection and
appeared to be perfectly at home In
the Bohemian Ufo, which, is tyical of
tho ar;hits in Paris, where tho scene
of the play was laid She was very
pretty, had a charming and winning
manner, and from tho very start had
tho audlenco wk'h her. Miss Do Von
is a southerner by birth, having been
born in Birmingham, Ala., and stated
last night that she liked" to play to
audiences in the south.- ' '
Miss Do Vpn was Va eked by a splen
did cat, well balanced'and/decidedly
musical. . !The singing w.sjT&ood es
pecially ,.tjhj?t ' o'f ? Andre, tri reality
Jethro , Warner; Gyp, Edith jOarlisle';
and Wok Lorimer, the model's artist
TheBO singers were aided hy a well
trained chorus of good voices and the
songs were much enjoyed.' 1
The play was full of fun and al
though .the* .first, act $ya? Tattier dry,
the.'second and last made lip for this
? h or ta go. Several ot tho players need
mention, especially Miss Carlisle as
Gyp, but space forbids. Those taking
the lead and the parts tlui* they play
ed were as Collows: . \ ' !..
Andre, HIS Master's Voice-Jethor
Warner.
Gyp, her own maBter-Edith' Car
lisle.
pit. Du pre/,, master of tho studio
George .C. Hall.
pick. Lorimer,1 Ute model's artist
A : den Mar. Claskle. . .
''fit^\%^^^?^0^?Xn model-Mar
guerite. De Von. . .
.Aibhzor Lorimer,' an Amerlc?n mll
.lionairo-^Maurlce parcy.
''? '.'Daley plant,? who.has ? toe. checks
.Nellie, Weaner. -".}?'< V ; ? : I
" "Silos; Plant, tt tmlllioiialr? American
;-*-Gecrge Williams; ?
Hon. Lionol Talboys, who cannot
check-his. love-Donald Archer. ./
' . Baron i L?blau?,7 looking for ;! bte
- Bpiegel, a picture dealer-Wilbur ]
ICox. .>:
Maxine Dupopt, looking for -the]
bnron-George Jj'. Hall.'
'. '------'' ..
p- .Faith In Jialpro.
fdll?r Morgan Buttles... JS
terribly unpopular," said one moun-*
talneer;'according to the Washington
Star.
t -.' ":Welll have to, git; rbi. o' hIm ?oma
how,'* replied the old. mdpn.ib(ner. '
"Yes. But wo .don't want to ; 'do
'hothhV in a why that ain't legltlmhtq.
an* customary. You: know ho j ban;
-political ambitions,"
"i've heard so. But bo ain't got no
pull."
1 '"Yes, he. has. An' you - an' your
relations want: to stand bank o' mo.
.when I put the. case un to our con-'
;gresBraan,. ,W?vll gltlButti?s ap*int-;
edTa;i revenue * inspector *?n* then Iel;
nature take.Its course.",
*Th'a?'
IrTien Bqby Hns.th'i Cropp.
When a mother; Is~ awakened; from
sound sleep to il nd her child who halt;
gono to bed "apparently in the best o ?
health .struggling for breath, nh o is I
naturally "alarmed. Yet If she c?oP
keep hor presence o? mind and give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every
~A, ?? quick '< relief - will follow and. th?
cit lld will drop td sleep ; to awaken1 In;'
the morning as well as. ever.'; Tlfls'j
remedy, has -boen in USG for. many
years wiU^nniiQrm"success. For saisi
by all dealers,
'Nurse-"Tommy, lt is naughty to j
pjoyfeoldiers oa'Cunday,"
. Tommy-"pb, thls/ls al} Tight, It's
wo.'f. Saivatlqn. Army. "-Chicago.
News.
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Grandmother a Q?? Favo ri i
ea
\Imoat evorybno knows, that Sees
a;acfl S??phur^Oro^er^ e^mpound
?^HSEKIM^Iho natural,color and
j&he' oniy w tot mme-mixture...
was te make it at horne,'which ls nrtus-i
sy.'ahdjtro,uhlesomsv '
bwadajra 'we simply ask at sn
'store for ' '?Wyeth's; .l-flsge--'--*t"
^uinircempoand.^
.ge bottle for>bo^L^t?^te.v
you' darkened youiv hairy >fes ?t dds* tc
BO chttrra??y and eveirry. You .dam
pen a sponge ev. ^ brush .with, lt
and dr?ir this, through .your h Wt,'?tafe-'
morning tiri ?ray hair Aluit?aara?i
?sd n*tey a?bthor appllcjapasig ^
your hair bo*omoa beaniifully.
mick and ??w^
youngeh
the BVTCO that I
Mr. Stttties alKwr4. It's tba tte? ?
y cw ever tnsteo. .
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SALE OF
1
Began Thursday, Qct. 21, and
i " 1 1 .' 1 . . 1 ?1 V i 1 ?.
Ends Monday, Noyemoet 1
. ll?. ? I
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING PRESENTS
A pair of Trousers or a Hat to match
your Suit or Overcoat and a 10 per
cent, discount on any Suit and Over
coat ordered during above period.
This sale will include every style and quality ?rf cloth that we
haye. We want to show you pur appreciation of your past patron
age, and those pf y bu whp.have not placed an order with the Coium-'
bia Tailoring Company we want you todo so.
Every garment is guaranteed to be tailor-made to your order,'to
have all of the style drapiness, and snap of a strictly tailor-made
garment, at no matter at what price you buy it. Every suit is. sewed
with silk throughout, every button-hole is hand-made, and we guar
..>>'' - ...; ??.?rh j\
5MBER-^Ouf prices begin ait $ 1430. and you
hme 3. large number of styles from -which to select
at th^tt price. The $14*50 suit during the sale will
cost you $13.06? ai*d ?ft elegant present as above j
? d^crjbeetfgQga with &
, [gnats fm i
:ri^r.ir;:V,.',...y;.:^v^r
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trousers, taken by the store during;the Anniversary Sale will begiy-^' 1
en,a suit br overcoat free. Suit and overcoat ? custoniers will haye
three gueses, customers placing order for single trousers, one guess.
The lucky man will have the pick of; the entire stock.
for securing your Fall >
and Winter suit. j?LACE YOUR ORDER AT ONCE.
It is necessary that you cut this advertise
ment out and present it to secure the above
The Editor of the paper will award the
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17?Nort?i Main Stree?; |?fG &?Y, Manager
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An?erson'. Tamomw.
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?fcfl?goea ftm thc twenty-ifrst Bnpday
af lei*, 'TrfnlQr*? (fetcher-24th '
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id th.? r???ti?g.
?pic wari?hiRri-Sernton Wy. j
- . ii he ?o p'r^ye'r.'i?a^'prauie.'
serviceWednesday?vente g, bet oil
ar?Vinvitoo^to .attend - tiffi).,&vBsits?
convention to . t?;Mioi'd ai. "StM
john'*??elhbdiat church ba that day.
Tho, public- la cordially JnjrJted. to
.oe.^p^aseht?and^orahlp-with, us at all
.these, serviced, . ?'?WHHHH^^Mt?
, Itcv." D. Wlthorspbon^
. Sunday'' ?^Oot'jpi?ii^?^gH^y^^5
' -Morn lc g service, at: l\: 30?-., ?ubje c t,
:"Ood. Our Befuge, apd/ Pjf?j^vet." "
;, Evita ?i?g so r vice al' 7:30. ' BroHCL
.ffra^tefuif?Bt .Character
f^lp, Mrs'. .H?rbertf Harri? ;ahd Mr.
Barn Orr 'Fribble. "My ?atth;'LaWg&a
Th?o." -
' Tho public la cordially; irtvtte^^;^;
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>:^.^-?R?i?ay,v; school, O. M
. JPraach?hg by. pastor al; li.*30 a. m.
ana^pvin. \ ChfldrenVcaolr Wlll as
?tin^'Ovoclft^ service.
ng to Hve.^I^ter^oa.
paw?" , Paw;-"Famo son', i? a- high
I&AOOT ' with' Ktaaso on. each rung. **-~
Indianapolis Star. ' '. ;,? ??
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From tho ooiEug o? a cop of eoffe? to the proper leting of >
-A your hom? electricity la th*' ?best method easiest an^l
cheapest, end th? service it ren?cta is by far the r>e^ Try it!
We hs.ve every electric c?ftlrivarico that yon iiee^<' a? -ybuf'.
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