University of South Carolina Libraries
CHAUTAUQUA EVENTS OPEN HEBE SATU?OAY WITH A STRONGER AND MORE VARIED PROGRAM TO APPEAR BETTER THAN LAST Representative Says That It Has Moved Up a Notch From High Mark of Last Season. Wm, H. Wrght. I'lMipaths repre sen tut Ivo in charge of tho advertising ft ?: Anderson's Redpath chautauqua, willoh opens here Saturday, arrived in the city hint Saturday noon f:*om Jacksonville, Fla., -whore he had chui ge o? arrangements for thu Red path sp?cial train which arrived lhere inst Thursday the opening duy Mr. Wright ls personally acquaint ed with the tulent on this season's program, having hooked them for th? past flvo years, his territory hoing in Michigan and nays there is not a weak number on the entire program, overy day a red letter day, not u day you eau afford to miss. Andernon citizens are to he congratulated on securing for their superintendent. Mr. O. E. llehymer, a graduate of Harvard, receiving bb? A. M., degree, after which he hold the chair or KhgllSh al iowa Hnlvers'.'.y for 7 years, leaving this work to enter the broad field offored by the growing chautauqua movement. Mr. Ilehy .mer has been connected with the Redpath for ten successive yenrs and is now superintendent of tho entire ?rent Redpath c ircuit,. which open? at Jacksonville, Pla., and closes In Chicago, tho forepart of September, 120 eitle? being on this great cir cuit. Those who have not secured their tickets, do so at once at tho chamber nf commerce, an thc reduce.1 rate lime is drawing to a elote. M A UK PtlRTHElt FVftCHASEfl M INS OIK Moore lins dione to North* em Markets. Mina Ola Mooro of the Moore-Wilson company has found lt necessnry to go to tho northern markets in order to make furthor purchases of some summer specialties, sho will be absent only a few days. Owing to a rather unexpected de mund for certain goods of popular materials purchased hy the Moore Wilson company this spring, thoTO supply hnB run Short in certain *.lzos. nnd it is to replenish these that MWi Mooro goes north. North Anderson Democratic Club. President-W. W. Leathers. Vice President-J. M. Knox. Secrotary and Treasurer-J. H. Hutchinson. Tk^isuvatlon committee-B. J. Smith, O. M. Smith, V. C. Simpson Enrollment committee-J. U. C. OriHln. W. ll. King, D. D. Martin. Executive committee--J. H. Hut chison, n. H. OpBBCtt. N. It. Oreen. County, executive committeeman W. A. Watson. Delegates to county convention .T. R. C. Qrlffin, J, H. Hutchinson und W. B. King. Pack-Harper. M a rr ?vd by Elder A. N. Durham nt tho homo of tho brides fathor. Mr. J. M. packs/ Mr. W. Harper Sto"6 of Piedmont and M'sa Emma Pack ot tho While Plaina section. BIJOU THEATRE "Brightest Spot Sn Tows" TODAY Theda Bara "KREUTZER SONATA" BETTER KIND OF MOVIES 'Ikone 460 TODAY THE CATHI ?MUSICAL CO.. presents .The Musical Farce 7 . "COHEN NIGHT OUT" Picture For Today. . ; "NOBODY T HOMET ?' ?? -' ' ? 1 ' 'T1'"" Tte CADEIS WILL PARADE THIS AFTERNOON AT 5 WILL MARCH DOWN NORTH MAIN AND AROUND THE PUBLIC SQUARF WELL PLEASED AH Members of the Corps Appear to be Having a Good Time in the Electric City Tho baseball gamo between Clem son und Purinen wu? tho biggest >a- ' lure of th? encampment yesterday, j practically all of the cadets being j present. Tho open air entertainment last night was also well attended and much enjoyed. The cadets re-1 main in the city until Saturday and thoro will be something or Interest happening every day. Commandant Jones announced last night thal there would be a stree: F< a rn. lc this afternoon at T> o'clock. The cadets will march down North Main street, around the Solare und partly down South Main street. Col. Jones has Invited Mayor God frey to review the corps and the re view stand will be located ngalnst the court house opposite the Confederate monument. In order that the street parade rm bo held successfully It will be necea* sary to clear tho streetB of automo biles and vehicles, and the people will witness the parade from tho side walks and buildings. The public ls asked to co-operate with the police in keeping tho streets clear of all vehcles and people. Th's applies to that part of North Main street in front of Hotel Chlquola; that part or West Whltner street facing the square; Drlck rango or the s-treet ou the west side of the square, and South Main street, down aa far au ('burch street. Main Bireet opposite thu court house must be cleared, of course. DEATHSJ Death of Infant. Ann?o Ruth, the 21-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Law rence Caudle, died at their home at 10:45 o'clock last night following an attack of pneumonia. Funeral ser vices will be held this afternoon nt 5 o'clock and the interment will be made in s?ver Brook cemetery. FATAL FALL FBOM SCAFFOLD J; lt. Jeton, an Anderson Mon, Kill ed in Parolet. Newe rocelyed in Anderson yester day afternoon was to tho effect that Mr. J. B. Jeton, a well known car penter of this city, had met death In Pacolet when he fell from a scaffold on which he was working. 'Mr. Jeton came to Audenton about 12 years ago, and although he has done work in neighboring towns, his family has lived in this city nearly all the time since then. Ile has done much work in Anderson and 1B well known here. He went to' Pacolet a few days ego and began work there. He is survived by his wife and two children who live on Ellison street. Mr. E. C. Lewie at the Orr Alli! dnug store was notified of the fatal accident yesterday, and he informed the family of the deceased. Tito body will be thought to Anderson and interment will be made here. Government Concerned. Peking, . April -25.-The possible recognition of tho belligerency- ot Yunnan and Kwelchow provinces hy European provinces by european powers, and more-especially by Jap an, ls giving Chinese central govern ment offlq;*ij(ls milich concern. (Uy Bending a consul to Yunnan fd. the capitol of Yunnan province, where lt has . not. maintained a consul before the. revolution, Japan has given risc to grave suspicions . among official Chinese. Thav regard th!? action aa in indirect re eognltton of l?*ll?geran sy and the flrrt step toward direct, lealtngs with the revolutionary lead i rs. Cari of Thank. Mr. Editor: Will you kindly allow one a -little space in your paper . In wbUm Uv express thanks, gratitude md -gratefulness not only to .the iel gb bore but friends and everybody 'or their loving kindness.' tc us dur ing tho illness and death of our be oved husband, father and son. We, a aire, tho mother and little ones, can ?lover repay the:kindness that ba? i>een shown us. ; Mrs. J? <H. Hampton. Iva, S. C., April 2, 191?. The only chance you have en rampsnent weak -- Nttanally'c. 3wl Drug Co. COMPLETE GLOVER DAY WILL BE HELD AT HODGES TOMORROW-BEGINS AT 1? O'CLOCK ANDERSON PEOPLE Are Expected to Attend in Great Numbers-Affair is of Gen eral interest All arrangements have been com pleted for the Clover Hally day a: Hodges, Thursday, Apurll 27. The sneakers for the forenoon will be .Mr. Vf. P. Stuart of SimpsonVille, dis trict agent for United States depart ment of agriculture. Dr. T. J. Kitt ani on the subject of the Greenwood fair for lftlti, and Mr. AV. W. Long of Clemson college. The speaking will begin at ll o'clock, dinner will be at 1 o'clock and tho trip over the fnmous clover farm of Bob Hodges will be math? at 2 p. m. . For tho benefit of those who do not corry dinner a barbecue hash dinner will he served by Mr. \V. M. Butler. Dr. Cason has liberally granted HIP nee ot his lawn for the day, and Uir people of Hodges are co-opera'lng to make tho event successful. .In speaking of the event Decnon <??.iatlon Agent Faris said: "I bespeak for those who attend Clover Pally uuy at Hodges Thursday, a pleasant au well as u most profitable day. It la well worth tho time and conven loree it may cost any farmer to sec thc wonderful achievements of the farms of tho HolgeB section. Every farmer of tho county Is cordially in vited to attend." (.'as Traction llemoiistrnthiii. Another feature of the day that will be especially interesting will tip a gas traction demonstration by Mr. T. S. Chlpley, both in the morn ing and afternoon. Mr. Chlpley re cently received two gas tractors, now farming machinery for this section of the country, and ho will shew the visitors nt Hodges how they can be iifcd io nn ndvantago In the state. To Hean Off Graveyard. All persons Interested In the grave yard at Mt. PiBgah church are re quested to meet at the church Fri day. April 2Cth. for the purpose of giving the premises the annual clean ing up. ' $25.00 We want to of Co)h Iocs HERE ARE TH You simpy go to tee the pro] contamination of impure atrao the lovely, entrancing landscape pans? ol country as it recedes f bering that nature and a good < er properties Woud gladly spend Then fill out the Coupon nn? rniy who will turn it over t' th? the decisions are made.) Uk Prise $10.00. 2t? Prize $5.00. Next 5 $1.(X The contest Will close Thurs the pri?es awarded during the ? raday ol the encampment v/c-ei ? y If you have no way to get |o pleasure in motoring you there purchased to give away absolute ALDERMAN WARD FOUR Kecie Gilmer Decides Not to Run Because of Business Matter* Which are Corrang Up. Mr. Keese Qilmer, candidate for alderman from Ward 4, hus decided to withdraw from the race, this action being taken because of pressing bm- j IneSH matters which aro coming be- ! fore him within the next two week?. [ in conversation with a newspaper man yesterday afternoon Mr. Gi liner stated that he wtahed to thank his many friends for their promises of skipport und' the Interest that had been shown in I1/3 candidacy. lie stated that ic was with regret that he withdrew from lh<i race and it was only dono after serious consid eration. Ho has several business propositions coming up within the next few weeks and it ls impossible for to him to remain in the race In Justice to himself. V Just an extra little block of extra space right In this corner to mention the beautiful new range of patterns, snappy ef fects of stripes and plaid negli gee shirts, also splendid variety of satin stripe, jaqunrd effects, inndras, pongee and mercerized poplins-full range ot sizes nnd pntterns. $1.00 to $2.00 Summer Underwear of every good kind and u full value nt every price. > know what ^ zge Heights as ition for a Hon E CONDITIONS: petty. Get up on top of the heigl sphere, yon will drink in tho pure, ! s; study the topography of the beat rom the heights iv!sere the residen engineer have effected in this propel I thousands of dollars to produce-1 t mail it to Mr. P E ; Clinkscales, s committee judging the contest (w 3d Prize $3.00 4th Prize $2.00 >Each. day night, April 27th, and the wini laetkm Sale which takes plac? Fridi the property wHhoct walking 'phoi in a brand NEW FORD TOUR!Ki ly free to advertise Iba sale pf the !< r ? " . ..' Del mt & Bolt's Clothes Are freing worn by hundreds of men today. . We take considerable pride in the fact that we have sold more clothes this spring than we have before in all our experience. And then, again, we are proud be cause w%i know these men are look ing their best, and that they have the consciousness of being well dressed and a realization that not only do the clothes look weil but that they will wear well, and also that they nave not paid an exhorbitant price for them. $15, $20 and $25 Are Guaranteed Clothes -have all the style, character and ex pression of the higher priced tailor made garments at a great saving to you. Why don't you join the procession? Let us prove to you the above state ments, which are facts! Over twenty years' experience in buying and fitting clothes for Ander son men. All That's New Straws $1.50 to $5.00 Panamas $4.00 to $6.00 THE ONEPf?/CE CLOT/i/Ef?S 1 YOUR OPINION D, OR INDIFFERENT If OU think i ideal ie tits where, without fear of life prolonging ozone; view Jt if ul, wavy undulating er ees will be built-renriem rty what developers of ofh tot can't. cashier of Bank of Ander ithholding your name until MAIL THIS COUPON; tera wfll.be announced and iv, April 28th, (this being ie. us and we will take I CAR vfhch wc haye just ots. MR. P. E. CLINKSCALES, Cashier, Andci c^n, S. C.. My 10 reasons why College Heights is Ideal for Residences is as follows: X-?... .................... ?????.. 2. ?...?....?.?*?.??'?.?....??...?.? 3. . . . . ^ ....ta ....... '.? ...? .. 4. ' . ......i?'* ?......'..'...?.......... .j. ..... .... ....... .... ... 6.' .... .?....?...?. ..... 7^* . . . . . . . ? . . . * . . . . . . f.* . . . . . ? . . * 8. ..?.......... ?...... . 9. ??........?....?...?....?........? t0? ........... .??................ Name ... v .............. ... Address ....... .. . . . .. . '..