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"THE PERILS of PAULINE." Second Installment AT THE PALMETTO THEATRE-Fplday, April lO??i. -: *eirmg*&ri&* : fir'fft? ? FOUR BIG REELS Every Day lOc. ?. In three big Reels, the second installment, picks up the story where it left off two weeks ago, and shows the jf?ero|rie, Pauline, in the good graces of the villain, who with his carefully laid plans entices her away from> her lover, on a tfe^tp all parts of the world, into Unexplored regions,-fraught with perils and dangers never dreamed of ?by *he beautiful and $Ksus pecting Pauline. This highly absorbing and interesting story now published each Sunday in Hearst's Sunday AjrieScan, is without a doubt, the greatest romantic novel of the day, and to see it enacted into real motion pictures by real human be ings, is a feat nothing short of marvelous. Don't fail to see it. ONE CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE, as we don'tciose for Supper. FOUR BIG REELS Every Day lOc. Every Costume Worn by Pauline, Designed by Lady Duff Gordon, the Famous Luckie. "The Man That Put The 'MOVE' In Movies." i ll ?Si Spireas French Hydrangea? :: taster Lilies :t Margurites' Cinerarias and Cyclamen /ANDERSON FLORAL CO. 6? > Marshall Ave. Phone 252-L MEMBERS pF FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY. a????535?S5wBIS--S ffijfoi i i m - _ ...;._.n. M i j; i, i,. ,i i i ' im i ??_.jil'.-??egy j? aaiaa__a_?i?*__a_^ I ' ..-<.. . I ^^^"HDME Or Vftita^^^^^gD I i ^^^^^^^"^^^^ HOM g INDEED ^^||^ 1 I B-^F" ^?mes in North An- ^?jK gg* - derson :n one year. ||JJ, Jw, Il (Sae Cabla ad In th? afternoon paver) 1:81 . - ; ? " ^- ll v .,_uA ^iiwtusaaUB-.-.... , Hl'IVi: TO THE RIOHT j ] QttlrtIl? ^ ?ft veh? drive tr, the a -,, " " ? " ^ Habt at all times; ?IBO tho ordinance (%Ie? af Felice tee Taite en the ft?,n(rt T0*kless and dangerpu* drbr. People of AaderaoH. ,ng of machine*. The spee&UIrott ba Oder nf Vol ire 1 PO livnW The Intel- the sonare and within ona bleck of 5 tJ,.?;l ;" ?.H th? SlSS^rt fee' ?h? 8<??r?"> I? tea -W hour. S mUe^h?Wpeed limit erh?re in the streets of the city. He calls es- aiSS" ern Jn??T" the la^r' peria! attention to tba'ordinance re- pmachlng street cro^ngs ?te lew ' _iM_M. i _ ? ?'? f ____ says the driver mutt sound an alarm ?. v. ? ? ~ end must reduce his speed to four . * * . * * * * * * * * * miles an hour. * - Chief of Police Lee ashs the co * na voa? SL ntinuno * nitration of the autoarohile drivers in $ ^ ^ the observance of these regulations, ..^.^Jirrrrr"_ *. which are deemed highly necessary *,., . ARCHITECTS * for tbs j^iety si pqdc?tri-as as ^sl? *"Bleckicy Bldg. Anderson, S. C. * as for the occupasts autotno^ ' Citi/.H.s N^nat Bank Bldg. * ? H ^nT^bolSS^ ?"??ki?? w?*n> w* *~ his borne 'o Ara?rsonTh*w*rcturhed. .io Walhan?, -^herc hs will engage |n In the same >ear North Anderson has achieved the reputation of a sec ti?n of attractive homes. * ELECTRIC CIT * _ * Items of Interest end Personi * . Wireless on the Si And Ile Wu? Nu med Kate. During tile electrical Rtnrm which swept .over Anderson couniy yester day morning about 3 o'clock lightning Btruc.lt a barn on the place of George Jcr.-?v.?, iic?iu, wear Ailinn, four mules were In tho stables at the time und one of theao wau killed. Jenkins Hays that "Iiis name wn3 Kate" and therefore the statement must bo ac cepted uv, true. The lightning tore off one entire aldo of tho barn, did net SOt fifa t? U?Q pince, doubtless due td the fact that a hard rain was falling* et the time. To Hake Trip * la Pullmans. Tho statement was made In Col um ida yesterday to the effect that the I Wik? of. tho capital city are prepar-l lng toc?me to Anderson for the state convention on June 17-18 In two pal lico Pullma.1 cars. They plan to park the cars In tho raliway yards and slsep In them while here. Following thc installation of the how officers of tho Rika lodge Tuesday night the/Co luinhlu. j?lks discussed plans for mak ing the trip here and it ls said that a large, and enthusiastic delegation will maka up the party coming to'Attder KMU . hi . ti , . ' ' Hr. A aderan? J? New Stenographer. It ,,wan announced yesterday that P. H. Anderson, secretary of the South Carolina Cotton Menufactuers Association and now private secretary to Capt. E. A. Smyth had been se lected aa the court stenographer for the n?w thirteenth circuit,, recently formed. Mr. Anderson has ' hiany frlond? in Anderson and they will be elad to see him get tbe position. Mr. Anderson was court stenographer suce before and ia thoroughly compe tent Hrs. Pruitt Is. Back From Baltimore. Mrs. Walter Pruitt has returned] from Baltimore where she accom panied Mr. Pruitt several days ago. Ur. Pruitt underwent an operation in a Baltimore hospital Moe day and hts Numerous Anacreon frleuds hope '.hat hs moy rcojvor ns a result' of hi? trip to the Baltimore Institution. lt will be Homo days before he will bo j able to return. Hreeuweott Party sn corasag ii ?morrow. The party-uf Greenwood "boosters" will . arrive In Anderdon tomorrow shortly after 12 o'clock, making tho trip here In BO automobiles. The party ls sent out from Greenwood for tho purpose of advertising the Green' wood - Horse Bho w and Chautauqua week and will tour several ot t ie Dearest counties. In the lead or thc party will he the ' band from. the Balley Military Institute and a band concert will be given' by them on th? Piase bera. Aa yet no arrangements! have been perfected for entertaining the party here-but" it ls presumed that the chamber of commerce will beglt some preparations, some time beton* tho party arlyeai M?h?r?vfflfter? O.. 8.' ? A Hep. .one of the officials of the Piedmont A Northern lines, has returned to his office In .Greenville after ? abort trip of inspection, to An derson. Mr. Allen arrived In the city Tuesday afternoon and spent the re matador of the day here In looking] over the business affairs, of. the local office, It ls understood that the P. 6 N. people ar? wsll.'pleaecd with th? business they are doing tn Anderson -c-> . Planning Fer 8ammer*? Coming. The ."signs of the times" all indl-| cate around Anderson that spring lal bars -asd . A a ?? r son ???7?0s??ts, ara getting ready for the routing of sum mer. Carpenters were busy, yesterday at numerous business places or tue city hanging screen doors ?n? the dealers handling wire doors and win dowe are haviag a heavy detnan made on them. By screening t houses right now lt ls possible to rid of the flies much easters than wi bo the case in a fortnight Y SPARKLETS * -.. * il Mention Caught Over th? * reeta of Anderson * Having Fletares Will Bs Made Here, ('ol. Jim Roberta bas a live fox andi I in ready for tho movies. He bas been| I frequenting the movies for the long rest, and many were Boeciilatliur aa toi I tne reason. Some thought he was| .junt training up for tho next fox hunt; I some opined that he wan coaching for a jol) aa high tenor on tho Keith cir cuit; and others attributed his in terest in the art cinematographic to the fact that he is a scientist. But tho cat is out or the hag, so to speak, ns tho cat ls .tho fox; He nae had caught and sent to him a beautiful Kray, and lt la fa*-game a fox as eyer Ills' pack gave tongue, to^ COI. Jim . has been vlsltlngthe movies In order to learn liow -to bose for the movies. He knbws how?'>t?i''register" now all right, and the emotion on which be ls strongest ls jbjrv-.' He Will be.able .to show his delight -whim the fox:starts up. M. E. Allen,- the photographer, ic tho other"cepaplrator,}Jn. thia, dine and dark undertaking, and. bo is also cfeger to see' 'theVtfox rnfeased. It will make "onemore- dandy*. picture, and when lt.- goes on tb* circuit, it. will he ucbompnalodi.by. Mrj Roberts' challenRe to the worW,'41#.OOOf4or tjoo ijest reco-d' as a"fo? banter. uv Hr,1 Roberts will ' (Agister in the tirait Ric turto with his? specialty .''constructed Outfit and his puck ot fl? trained hounds which he -will; hack against tue World. ThorenrHl "be other pic tures concludtug with a sure enough] fox chase. {Tills ,V?mj uiuft ie noil censured.) IMemorial Day Cernes On Sunday. Memorial day throughout North and South Carolina always, comes on May 10 and that dav o?tbis year will be Sunday, ' but it is /presumed that the exerclseswll 1 be held .anyway on that date. Tho two chapters of the U. D. C. In Anderson will furnish/ the floral wreathes for the occasion, while the Dixie Chapter furnishes the metal crosses for thc marking cf each vet erans' graves. Impressive ceremonies will probably he arranged for the oc casion this year and a large number of people will ,participate !n paying honor to the Confederate dead. Should St ??rt On Whltner Street. ?A property dwnorrof the city,drop ped in The Intelligencer office yester day and said th::;, vhiic ha- did not pare to complain about the work be ing done by thc city health depart ment that cleaning*** ^should, beal* at' homo. This gentleman said that the garbage carts ?0$.the city, when titled with the flKpM collected off j the streets of the bltjr dally, are driv en to a stable on Whltaer street where they are emeried and that this ! collection of matter \a allowed to stay there. He suggeata'tbat white clean up work is going OD that tho city i move this to a ?not further out. ! PaUatbees Will Ba In Charge Today. The Junior Phill -a of the 1 Firsi Presbyterian church will be in entire charge or the' Olympia Candy Store and Ice Cream parlor today, tho management ot this plaec having \ agreed to give the chere a liberal eotn I mls?lon on ai! ness done to ? day. Throughout thc day the young ladles composing thc class will be on duty at the popular store and doubl ions the da y "fi Ipifl?BCSfl xiii -nth np ourprhiitv 1 - v heir pres ^!fp8e!r 'prniloeafcilfi^ Following the pubtietCttot? of the. pension list for Anderson county, the office of the county chirk ot ?OUrt wael crowded yesterday wHth Andersen j people wnating'tbjsw teeney. J. N. Pearm.m, the clfi%;ap|d; h? *h!? S??t?nt? ?.!?. K?iii. bn?7 tunniaho?i the day in attettriln? to the pension1 business and paJwBBfr the checks. Little Folks j Will Eateriu The Central Fhllathe* clea? will hold a delightful party for the little felke :X the city this afternoon at* 4 o's tock at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mattieon. The' afOXr ts dael? Dated as a "Dress Up and Play Lady" party and each little lady calling dar* lng during the afternoon will he ez pectqd to pay ten cents for a chanco at n grab bag. The little folks of the ci? v ai o looklag forward to' the event with much Interest and doubtless quite a number ot tho coming helle.; will call during the afternoon. AI ti tn mic ls To Meet Tomorrow. The Due West Alumnae Association will hold Its regular meeting tomor row afternoon at 4 o'clock with Miss Jean Harris at her nomo OJ Calhoun street. The subject for the afternoon wm oe -rne.imit.ou states" and a lively Interest ls ?being manifested over thn papers prepared for this meeting. . . Improvements On Court House Sq un re. Thc Lmu??? Civic Association of AQ l dfcrson yesterday had the metal urns, ? placed at the-.cornera of thfe court house: entrances,. removed from their Kattiens and aent>to the.foundry to ''worked over. ? The pesta had been crocked 'and .scratched in several place*-'and', will he. much* improve' whwtteer are.agfdn.iPut up. It ls iptfntlpn ..of th? civic assoclatioi ?have the fountain repainted and .everything;,,about tho 'plaza put tn ; tlret class condition he turo the white ! way :U .begdn and tho, cement walt/" [are-uSd. Tn. loubt ont th the Plain Oed court square Will pre ?esnt beautiful 'appearance5 when "the ;ummpri montes'come.'1 ?ij'j/, ,,,, '."' ,' ? d*'*' '.' Vii ifni .Case .? 'y" i' ' h^^slgnH.Bel.cb^r..nT,..the Salvatlor Army stated last! night that he has i under-hts care a pitiful case, a wom an who ls in a delicate condition and has-been deserted. She. bas no rela tives or friends here. He will bat to take her to the .rescue homo In Ck i lumbla and it will take about |25 to get her in there. He leaves it up ,to the people of Anderson. I AND AGENT WAS WK;- PLEASED ? . . George E. Morrell Says That I rVrson I? a Fiw? County in Eveiry Respect Geo.ge. E. Murrell of the. land and indust rial' department of the. South mi railway, who has'been spending JeVeral days in-Anderson, told The ntelllgencer yesterday that ho liked this community fino. Mr. Murrell said that he saw with surprise tho handsome and extensive residence development nore, coupled with .tjsf substantial and costly Improvements now being made by thB railroads in Andett^MlwVBala. however, th afr lg did "hot, like thb stitemont in TbeHt** 1 telligeneer that he had found some sections or the state a little blt un responsive because ho. had been heartily welcomed and cordially re ceived wherevrr he went, ' Mr. Murrell said, before leaving the city, that he waa looking torward With pleasure to returning to Ander son. ANDERSON FOLK ATTEND WEDDING ?Miss May mk Loa El&ca Ta Many J. Lather Cal* fat Eaaley ANDERSON POLK Anderson . people ? will r**nif* J%j?k umbers ta* marriage of Miss MsymWt sn Ellison and J. Luther/ ely. which BdSfEtftortt* Apr? ?$ju Basle*, 1 or Anderson ana has a number ot fTtonda hare. The invitations were receive,! by Anderapn people yestsr-, day. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Jefferson El linois, rtxivvsl vite honor ot your .pr.i senco at th? marriage ot their dawh* Uer, Mayotte Loo, to Mr. J. Luther Cc-?y : on Thursday, the twenty-third of April, at half after als o'clock at the MfthodiHt Church. Sasley. .South Carolina. T. JP: Dlckpon spent yeatett! [Sandy springs on professional hnsi Imm&u ?)' ANDERS?blf* HELD ION Now Officers Were Installed At Banquet Giren fy "Hello . Billa" Last K?ht The newly elected offldBrfijaf, Ander son lodg> No. 1206, lieniivoient and Protective Order o? KJj rr in- j stalled last night, the otarasps being MniiiH'in.i in .? ?i?!?? ;o??r,.v^'"rc monlous manner by Louis H. Cary of Grenville, district deputy and grand exalted ruler for South Carolina. The^ following were the offlcet-s^a?tfakc the oath of office last night: R. J. Rnmer, oxalto?" ruler; C. F Rna*. nntn?in<ul lirEiiJ?S 1"r,iTl?t W. A. Hudgens, esteemed loyal knight; T. P. Dickson, esteemed lecturing knight; J. II. Godfrey, secretary;*!^ 13. Watson treasurer; Clarence , lt* ; ! . til -r, and A. S. Farmer, trustee. ^ v . Immediately following the conclu sion of the kuj^a^aUorUthc members and the visit? Bf? rop?IrotTHo tho I dining room of the-Ho^oi'^hjre a spepdld' repair was sewWF1' , With the hew officeegyto-their va rious oha)rh lt ls ?xpCflp^j that the "Tf?iiBsmehts f?r the entertainment of o ?tate, Convention,>:*kr*mitki* |ntre lune 17-15. will proceed id fine shape, ^pd^d?, WM'bav?1 b?tweett?500 and much preparation lo look out for>thc 60? visiting Elks In the city for t'o*> i BUte Association and iUl.fjtmAake1 comfort ?if such a number^a?^buav Luncheon. A luncheon wiii be seraeK?nji^h^ public by the Senior Philatheas of the First Presbyterian Church on- Thurs day, from 12 to 8 o'clock in the..vacant store room on E. Whltner street Chlcicri.saiad, boiicd hain, saadvien es, cheese straws, tea.and coffee, all Cor 26c. Ice cream and cake extra. Kverybody ls Invited. ,mmm m "Town and Country" Paint \va3 made when George- Wash ington was President ?f the Cn i ted States, and . .Uft**i - been made .continually pin/.n. 11 '.i a point with the longf^-honest some of our.paint sot time, why not you Y Any Kind??p Any Quantify, " But Only oftife Qua?ity TH?BEST. j Red CrosBDrpg uou ...THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM, BIJon today in ?A Woman's Burden." IN THE WOLVES FANGS 101 Bison reel thrilling and sen sational drama filled to the very trim" With exciting moments, dealing with the enrly traders In furs and a girl's brave''fight .holding off, the Indians while her lover brings help. MIKE ANO JAKE GO IN FOB MATr. |BDKO?:T'- - .. / . 1 a?*r comedy tail, oft fun and'l?ughr ter.? Uy r ;/ un-: H , K' ? . .. Rest drama featuring Lois Weber. ???YL2 Veel IMP ?.drama featuring $Jff?i&KROt- ALSO "A WOMAN'S .HONOR*, i- 'Vheior? oweitorn,. drama with Waren Kerrigan. \?????}a$^?}*$*y "^HE- MF8W?. ,J?*VV? LEOPARD- Ii?iri . ? rqeii Gold : Seal with Grace Cunard ;aad Fr?iicls rord, a wild animal and de tective drama. Also "UNIVERSAL IKE IN THE BATTLE OF LITTLE TIS HORN" ttbiy?^Snfi? C^*?. ELECTRIC ... TH??TRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. THE.KENTUCKY FEUD Satex. A special three reel pro duction with Martha Russell show ing the feud Ufe In Kentucky. *rhls is a sp?cial feture .secured at a high cost and ,lt thrills ^Irom teh first to last. The mountain scenes are ex ceptionally beautiriii. T,!f^P^TO??^ DAUGHTER Majestic. Ad rama oT a" beautiful type, enacted tn the Blue Ridge tnoun ?Kmlm.\e^Sil?*~ <jt*?4t jot...ft.. . S^|^'"?NGEtt- T^three re?? ?W$?per ^feature. 4 REELS^lOc, PALMETTO * THEATRE" TODAY'S PROGRAM. "TOILS OF VILLAINY (Cciectlc.) Three reel natural colored feature One O? the beat ot these natural colored features that wo have yet shown. You cannot afford to miss this one. fcp?rs ?Br?to?,? ena Hfs .?tde. S?how Sweetheart, (Lab?n.) ?plit reel Comedy. Coming'Friday: ii*-* TDK PERILS OF PAULINEi^aeeoad ?Wtatweat.: hr three e~*e^:"f 4 Big Reels ~-l ftc .?IB MAN THAT PUT TW MOVE m MOTua Ts * CASEY & r^j * * ARCHITECTS j * Anderson, S. C. . 0 * Brown ^WRa * Second Floor.,