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@ FACULTY F ANDERSON CONSERVATORY FO MUSIC WILL BE OR GANIZED IN NEAR FUTURE PROMINENT MAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Dr. A. Hosken Strick Has Had Most Brilliant Career-Other Important Changes Are Announced. Hr. .Ti?liti 13. While yesterday an iiuiuiccil r v" now inciK'bera o? th-. : Amii '?ti college faculty for next lo rill the vacancies caused by rosig- j nation?. Hr. A. Hosken Strick, will lie director of tho school of music Miss Mary E. Goode for the school ol i expression, .Mrs. Kinma ll. Secure ? as head ot tho english department and iady principal. Mm. Paul W. Citaron as m?V.'on and muse and .Mr Paul W. (Jil,lion us bookkeeper. Dr. strhk's Career. Dr. White has personal knowledge of tho reputatt'on and olllclcncy ol | Prof. t? trick. His career hi? been1 brilliant, and affective'. Ile is a prac Heal success. lils present position nt director of music at Quuchita col lege. Arkadelphin, Ark., holds him (.trungly but he has consented to come to Anderson college as an opportunity to organise tho Anderdon Conserva tory of Mut-ic and to develop a great ii..sleal Intercut lit tho city In con nection willi Anderson college. Prof Strick i? n gls'JUfiCo of Trinity col lege, Louden, langland. H ls, m?sica: ?diicat'.on wa? directed under Georgi Melting hi plano and under l?clnec ? lu eonipo* It ion. Ila wa s th'j winner ot tho Cipsn ;ill-K.ng'uncl piano cor test as a very young niau. Kc-- a year ho concertized with Mine. N?r dica, abo Mme. Drooks, the Austral? lau prima donna, also Mme. Benedict .loues lu Ht. Parthoicniew's church In Kow York City, ar.d Chis. Harrison, j tho Aniei 'ean ...euc:-. One of the con dition;1 ur Prof. Strlck's engagement ?with Anderson collcgo allow1 ; him two weeks concert work each yeir which, will I'.rov.! anadvertisement for tho uollcgo. li? hat hui four ycnr.i ns'iircfesaor und lecturer, plano, vole . andi l?story <>f niusic, at K?ntn-lv?n\ Cortser.vutury, longland. Two South ern collogu have had his serv.lcoa an 1 hu ls commended by both une Un ted ly. Harlot' college, Tex., and Quuchita college, Ark. Prof. Stitch will be di rector cf .chorus choir lu tho Flr.it Baptist church < i" this city. .Minx Mary K, Comic. For tho school of expr?salos and physical culture, Dr. Whits -announces M.Iss Mary hi. Qppde, well known In Virgin'ti, Maryland and Ninth Caro lina as a nie-niunlncnt woman in her department. She ha? held a similar position with tito Woman's College c?" l?chiuoiut for tv .eral years. Car ing the pa Ht year she ha? also been lady principal of the Woman's Col lege. Th? pofilhlllty of securing Mtss Coode waa brought about through the merging of the Woman's College into Itichinoud College at West Hamp ton, richmond. Mrs. Finnin ll. Securer. Announcement lu also made of the . tnucf t.i attending tho effort to secure Mm. Emma H. Scoarco as head of tho school i>f Ehtglhvh und lady prin cipal in Anderson college. Mr3. Scca'ce is new in a similar position with the (Central college of Alabama at Tu:-calocsu. S3ho was elected two year? ago by tho Anderson college trustees to this position hut could not ?inen 'bo secured, lt la due to ber de sire to bo near hor daughter, the LULL-'..L.BB.B?M_ HI JUDGE REESE VALUES for yourselves ee 4n/l<lll llrtlijl? ; ? ,vuujr VT cv rv . wm/y^'- . . lill ' Enough to convince. anyonfc -(j iaiterH|peM^. ALL ' wi iv of Kev. T. V. McCall I ol' CU ni ton college, I hat she niiw coiiscillv to leave thc i''Mitral college- of Alabama. I. .-. White also aiiuoiilli >.... Mrs t'itul w. (iibsiiii ni .Minna as matron ai. i ntir>:- fur Ander en college, and Mr. Paul W. (Gibson a's bookkeeper, steward ami stenographer. Mr. elli son wau 1? . Willie's pr?vale secretary for l- ycart. Mr. mid Mrs. Clinton ?111 move lu Auder:..)!! June 1st. OB. W?ELSS OH IIHPORTAUT TRIP FIRST TO COLUMBIA, THEN TO ATLANTA AND TO CHICAGO, ILL RETURNS APRIL 24 Will Preach to University of Chi cago Students and Address Prominent Club. hr. John K. White, pastor of thu First P>upt!s>*. church, leaves tills I morning for Columbia where ho is to maleo an address this evening ut thc annual meeting of tile South Carolina! Underwriters' assnclat'on. From C-i lumbiu Ur. White goes to Atlanta, On., wiiere he will ba thc honor guest| n\ a banquet to be given ut the Pied mont hotel, on Thur.Jay evening hy tho Ten dab. Thia club is composed cf 12 men, thc leaden; of var lott 3 prc tendons In Atlanta. From Atlanta Dr. White will gu U V I cago, III., where he will pay h f. a . limul visit to the University ul Cl 'cago ns one of the University pr--idlers, and where lie will also ad t'r* L i the Sunday livening eluh. Ik w .1 bo In Chfcago for abo:-, len days . d will return tu Anderson .rn Min ?ly. Aiprll 24. SOW UAH BETTER SHOW lill! ut Palmetto Was ('hungrd Ycstvr. dnjr--MiisJcui Uqnipnuy. Thc mnmvgemont of the Palmetto staled lat-1 night that since the mutti clan which was appearing the fir?t part of the week did not seem to pienso his patrons, bo had secured u musical company for the remainder ot tho week, mid thrt-t he felt sure those who attended would ho more than pleased with tho show. The tabloid musical company ls said to he a good one, and tho patrons of th? Palmetto will bc glad that tho chango has booti mode S KR VE SENTENCE HERE IV. I,. Hubbard Plead (.'nilly to Illicit instilling Tho following from tho Greenville Piedmont of yesterday is of interest: tn the case of Joe Staswney, W. L. Hubbard and Edgar Hubbard, chargod with Illicit distilling, W. L. Hubbard pleaded guilty and was sentenced tn pay n. fino of $100 or servo ono month In tho Anderson county Jail. Ho paid the fiac. The trial of tho other two defendants will probably come uu Wednesday. lin. FRAZER'S LECTURE Postponed From I-nst Saturday Hut ??III Ho ?hen. Tho lecture by Dr. Fraser, entitled "Tho Amorlcan Negro," which was to have been given last Saturday at Neal's Creek school house will be giv en this coming Saturday night. Miss Press to Speak., Misa Ceorglnla Fres sof Alexan dria. Egypt, and a woman of distin guished parentage who ts spending u while in the United States preparing herself for missionary work, will speak this evening at priver meeting cervleos In Central Presbyterian church. All Hay Sloging. There will be an all day singing nt Flat Rock church in the'lower sec tion of Plckens county on .the. fourth Sunday In this month. Everybody is invited to attend and carry well filled baskets. Ti. A. i?.'KK?n, ? .. - For Committee. Murrhd Last Sight. -Mr. J. Wade Anderson of tho Rob erta section uud Miss Alma Hopkins of Sandy Springs were married last night by the Rev. J. O. Huggln, the ?ona5e",y ^^^^^W^ W ?ff -.;'>'v.;;-.?:- ?:?...::.!>;.; .,. . ..> .-,. . ; .' <..-:..- . ' . .?,'...' [CAL C t The f FHE BAI B J. 8. DRAPER WAS PROMINENT VISITOR MANUFACTURER OF DRAPER LOOMS HERE FOR FEW HOURS BUSINESS TRIP Came to Anderson to Confer With Mr. R. E. Ligon-Comes of Prominent Family. Mr. U. H. I Listo w Draper nt Hope I dale. Alas:;., member and large stock- j liol der ol* thc Draper Manufacturing company, manufacturers of the fnin- ' MIK Draper looms, was n promineiii visitor in Anderson yesterday, having eenie hero to confer with Mr. Robert 10. Lig?n, ?i well known cotton mill man of this city. Mr. Draper wa. accompanied hy Mr. William Hayner of Atlanta. Mr. Uruner ls a son <.f Kx-Cover- j ncr Draper of Massachusetts, who ? now dead, anil comes from one ol* tin. most prominent families of that st H tc. both financially and intellectually. A . is well known, the Draper loom has worked wonders In the iiianiifactun of cotton cloth, and is considered a 0U3 cf tlie most valuable inventions In the cotton mill Industry today. Mr. Draper left Anderson early yes terday afternoon over thc interurban INS?RAHCETW GO FOR AHL MEET! 0 STATE UNDERWRITERS' *S * SOCIATION MEETS CO LUMBIA TODAY BANQUET TONIGHT j In Hotel Jefferson-North Caro-j lina and Augusto, Ga., Will Send Representatives. A number ut local insurer:.- nr ; will go to Colnnitbia ?lils morning j where they w ll attend the antin . j meeting of the South Carolina Li'c Underwriters' association "wh'ch coi. venes carly this .?''.ernenn. Th'. mooting ls to bc attended b yins;: . ance men from :>M over thc'state ana also hy thoso from North Carolina. Augusta will also send a lar>;c dele gation to Columbia today. Mr. M. M. Mallison, fres'dunt ti tho association, left yesterday iftrr noon for Columbia. Among those wh> will go to Columbia this morning will ho Dr. John E. White, who will bs the principal speaker at tho banquet this evening which is to he lield in tho Hotel Jefferson. THEDA BARA TODAY In DrunintixntCon of "Lady And ley's Secret," nt Bijou. Theda Hara will he seen today ut tho Bijou In ".Lady Audrey's Secret, * thc following being a synopsis of tho story: Lady Audley crumpfed np thc letter her husband had given her tn read, lt had como at last. After years of con tentment and happiness, a ghost of the past had arisen to destroy hot poaco. Sovernl years before, she lind mar ried the son of a wealthy father who had disinherited his son for marrying against his wishes. The young hus band later went to Australia tn an at tempt to make a fortune, leaving his wife. Alone, destitute sho accepted tho proposal of Lord Audley, who did not know that she had been married be fore. Now after yoars of comparativo happiness, her husband hands her n note from his nephew, telling that ho was bringing, with him the man who had been her husband, -the man from whom she had not heard for so long. She sees her chanc? - for happiness fadtng rapidly. What should she do? What could she do? Apo tuiswer forms ono or thc mos-": dramatic, climaxes evor thrown on tho screen and affords Theda Bara, th<a famous vampire woman, full scope for her wonderful powers of dramatic and emotional expression. Let tu make your Easter Soit. American Tailors. V' ' *.; ;. ? .-'.o' RAILWAY PR IS GOING R SUBSCRIPTIONS HAVE ABOUT BEEN COMPLETED-TO BEGIN CANVASS OF ROUTES ANXIOUS TO HAVE MATTER CLOSED If Nothing Unforseen Happens, Actualy Work Will Probably Begin in September or Early October. "Tho subscriptions for thc railway have hcci] practically completed," stated Mr. J. I.. Murphy last night .'Approximately $110,000 has been, sub seriLeil in Anderson and ?his morn ing we will ask for subscriptions along the romes from hore to the Havannah river. When tho amount asked nf Anderson county is completed and a small amount raised at Commerce, Ga., thia part of the work will be t'nished. The proposition will then be put up to Atlanta." Mr. Miirphy is in the city to com pleto tho subset iptions and will be prosent this afternoon at .". o'clock at an Important meeting of the railway extent'JU committee of chamber ,.t commerce, thc board of directors and the canvassing committees. Mr. C. A. Virgin, th" right of way man. is nV so in tlie city. Mr. Virgin stated that tito th;*ee surveys from the river to Hartwell lind been completed and that fredi there the engineers woultl work on to Royston. Ile ls .securing the righi t1 of way along all tho sur veyed routes right behind the engi neers. "if everything works ont a-s planned actual work on tho railway ought to ?turi in September or early October," stated Mr. Murphy. "Thc applica tion for the construction company has alrtvjdy boen granted, and tiie chc-ter f.,.- the railway company wi!; be ap plied fdr nos! week. Thc matter will then be put before the railroad I coi.,missioners of Georgia. ! s soon | as the subscript! n?i arc f'ntshed t' ?. proposition wi'! br- prescntcl to th? finai tiers. "It is very Important that "tills bus bus.- bo WU!:. I up as ?piickiy as po? silii ?>, continued Mr. Murphy " M lania will Se asked to subscribe $500. ??u?, hut this will i.ot stand in the way at ?:!? since tho men behind inc pro i?<;<:lirn are ahl- to underwrite this amount if ihi.; Ix: nocessary. lt i.-. important tba. thc business be close., i ince there is inure peace tplk overy day and wi i thu there comes thc 1? ? b'lity of char ces to place large li . ns in foreign countries. When tho war closes, France. England. Ger many and the oilier warring nations will want money to rehabilitate their manufacturing industries, and they will bo willing to pqy good intcreslt. lt the war should close, much of thc surplus money would be taken out of tito United States and very proba bly tho money to build this railway could not be obtained. However, it nothing happens, the proposition will go right (Straight through In my opin ion. Hm s cd H Ith Itou tes. "Wo are' very much pleased with the thrco routes which have been sur veyed from Anderson to Che river, and the engineers will have to go to the offices and do u lot of calculating be fore they will be able to say which will bo the most feasible route. One hos no bridges and ls a little longor, another has bridges >? and is a little shorter, and the third will probablj have no bridges, might be a little long er but will have a ibetter grade. It will be some time before we know Juet which rr.o:te will be selected. "Several routes ore to be surveyed from Hartwell to Royston, and so on until Atlanta ls reached. Tho connu y through there ts rough in. some places, and lt will be necessary to have sev eral routes surveyed." Since -Anderson county has been asked for Si 75.000 in subscriptions to the first mortgage bonds, and $110,000 I ok' this amount lias been secured, there, 'remains $65;000 to be obtained. Mr. I Murphy, is well pleased with the swb ! acriptlons in Anderson so for, and I stated last n!jin that he felt sure I that the people between ber?? ??nd \ river would subscribo liberally.: Slr, I-John MeOinre wit! gc rr .-th st?. Mur phy this morning and introduce him to the people along the routes. ?Trie meeting to* (be' heldr,"'thie after noon in the.roemor the chamber ot commerce at 5 o'clock is a very im j portant one, and a full attendance is requested and expected, both of the members of the railway committee, the ^directora ?nd -tba canvassing com? mittees. OPOSITION IGHT AHEAD ERNEST O?GIILT BE IN JARD 3 RACE OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED HIS CANDIDACY ALDERMAN YESTERDAY IS WELL KNOWN Came to Anderson Four Years Ago and Has Been Engaged in Paint Business. The Intelligencer th s morning car ries an oflielal announcement f om Mr. Ernest Dugan of his candidacy for alderman from Ward :? in the first city primary which ls to be heidi on Tuesday. May 16. This ward is at present represented by Mr. Charlie Spearman. Mr. Dugan is a native of Charles ton and came to Anderson four years ago to engage in the paint business He is proprietor of tho Anderson Faint & Color company and one of Anderson's most thriving young busi ness men. Coming to Anderson a t-tranger, he has by his integrity, per severance and strict attention to bus iness, not. only become a leader in Ji'.s line of i'ms'ness, but has also mudo hundreds of friends and warm sup porters. Doubtless he will make thc raco in Ward ?, a close one. We have Strawberry and Vanil la Ice Cream today-Mono. Owl Drug Co. City Candidates' Cards FOK ALDERMAN? WARD 3 I hereby announce myself a candi date for alderman from Ward 3, sub ject to the rules of the city demo cratic primary election. . ERNEST DUGAN. The most beautiful line of Easter Cards ever shov/n in Audersoii. 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CultivateYour Knowledge lt will pay you to know more about j our clothing. For instance, do you ] know that thc shape ancj fit of bur '$10, $12.50,. $15.00 and $22.50 up Spit? arc MADE in, with shears and needle in stead of being merely pressed in with a j hot iron?. That's one of the reasons . why our suits wear so well ?uid hold their original elegance. Lei us show you some of the other reasons. Just received another shipment of Regal oxfords- ' ". . ' ; $4, $4.50 and $$.00 i rv The Ub To Date Clothier titi i tt'ii' Make your foundation or spring business sure by. the lib?ral use) of Daily Intelligencer space/ Your ads will be & the good com pany of every other live wire merchant of the community, No plan of reaching the pubHc is complete without the use of The In ?encer's columns. .