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MThc Perils of PaulinC?*'
U..TnIr<I Instalment Sn TWO BIG REELS...
TTie PALMETTO THEATRE-Friday, April 5?^*in?
More and more interesting, as this great serial story progresses the unsusp?cting Pauline is at last face to face with a?tuaiPeril. You can't afford to miss
a single installment of this sensational Drama. Read the story, then come see it enacted-you'll enjoy it immensely.
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I Styles Just Arrived. .
I Special for Thursday
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VOL. 1, NUMBER 83.
ANDERSON, S C., THURSDAY MORNING, APRDU 23, 1914.
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Getting Heany
For Ute Fanners.
lt 1? not a ' usual sight by any
means to ?oe two mules pulling ten
two-horse wagons but Anderson peo
ple ?aw this sight going through thc
main street of the cly yesterday morn
ing. The Fret well Company had just
received the large shipment of new
wagon? and they were being hauled
from the freight station to the com
pany's storing houne. The Fret well
company anticipates a big trade for
the coming season and are making
their arrasgameuts accordingly.
V>v"?. ? ! ? T".
Taklag Degree
la Cbarlefcton
With many """mlsgiv ogs and enter?
tanning some doubt about ever helas
able to return, C. W. Causey, W. F.
Marshall. Keys Oilmer and tv M.
Cochran left last night tor Charleston
to Uko the Sh ripe. Dr. W. H. Frazer
and Ix R.. Ledbetter had gone ahead
on the earlier train to make proper
preparations for the reception of the
brothers and it is presumed that they
will receive a warm welcome when
they reach Charleston this morning.
The event |B to take place tonight and
prominent Shrlners from all parts of
the State ,w?U be present to participate
in the exercises Incident to tbe admis
sion of the ulaas.
?corgi* SMt?i?~*~
Here. Yesterday.
doha O. Massey, postumster at Hf
wei, Qa., and John McGill, also of
Georgia city, bave been spending a few
days la Anderson and gre. well known
here.: Mr. McGill was editor of.the'
Hartwell Sun for about 20 years and
at one time waa connected : with thc !
Anderson Intelligencer at thc tfcnel
when this, paper was known aa the |
Andersen -'Gssst-lv;. Both the visitais
ic eel ved a warm welcome hers, and
betar? they returned to Hartwell they
Ra?a tuai iiioy han cn jo j od every mia
ut? of tue ?tay In Anderson.
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Crowd Oping
From Anderson.
A number of Anderson people aro I
tanning to make the trip to Orecn
tomorrow to see "Within the
Law" at the Grand Theatre. This ls
a return engagement fdr Greenville,
the same company playing to a crowd
ed house there some Wooka ago. The j
attraction is said to be one of the best]
on the road and the critics have preis. '
ed lt highly, wm? the new schedule I
in operation ov?r iim latami-KaH I
it will ha possible to leave here "at!
6:10 in the evening and reach Green-j
ile in ti sae for tho show. Directly
ter the performance ts concluded
ie special train will leave Greenville !
Anderson.
Docket Blank
Thc. cii"Tc-";i ???'iiov i im ?nw ?a iao
city or Anderson ss^st evidently hure
.concluded that they do not ?ara tn
worry Mayor Holleihan with the hear
ing of cases while Recorder Russell is
away. The docket at the city hall
was blank yesterday morning, not a
single case being. entered. Thia is
somewhat, unusual. Recorder (tus*
sell ls In Virginia on a vacation and
during- bis absence Mayor Holleman
will preside aver police ?oort. Mr.
Holleman was also ont of the city
Tuesday morning and police court
was held by Alderman Elmore, mayor
pro tam.
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l&Mersea Ha?
A Frise Wiener. . ?.<. >,'.-. ?
Several days ago an editorial para
graph appeared in ute .Greenville
Newr inquiring. "What ha? become of
the' old-fashioned mau who raised his
hat when bo mot a lady on the attest,!!
In the issue of thc Greenville Kc
yesterday someone writing Trom An
dorson had tb* fniin???? t~ rir; **^
Hvee right hers 5? Anderson and ?s
president of the Farmers A Merchants
Bank." It ls a matter of common
?fejaledg* that J. H.. Vandlver. th?
well known officiai of that bank, ts
ona of the most courteous men la the
city and it is weil that the people of
Greenville sbould discover thal An
derson people have not forgotten all
they over knew ?bent being polite.
Battlet-aake Iq"
Lesser Vi KvBa.
Ti.* bsatth ofBcials of Anderson are
r ?v?vin* to impresa upon local people
the fact that the common housefly is
fat more dangerous than tie rattle
snake. The house fly 1? rc^ijlble
each year tor hundreds of deaths,
whereas comparatively few are doe to
a rntltrtsaske bite. Th? omeinl* p?e
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Y SPARKLETS *
al Mention Caagtii Over tb?
treets of Anderson *
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urging Andoraon people tu swat tho
fly while there is time. Ono fly
swated now means I OOO leus to 3wat
with tho coming of thc hot bummer,
months. They are also endeavoring
to persuade people to use a little lime
around the promisee, acting upon the
presumption that an "punce of pre
vention ls worth a pound of cure."
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Site Chosen for
The Chaetanqaa.
' It was anounced yesterday, that the'
"cK?i'?ey lot ott Kain street has been
chosen as the site for tho.approaching ;
cha manqua, ' which begins here on
April 28. Thia <s an ideal location and
tho publtca?!rTi Trill be well pleased
ultu ' tu. --.1-:-T. ?- -. -i
that a numbe r of the canyoamen of I
?he chautauqua association win,arrive j
lin the city .totmtrrow and begin the
[work of erectihj^Offe^enormous'tcat.
This tent .ls^w?iep'ttnd fireproof and
has a seating ?nfpae?tyef 400?. The
arrangement for th?f stage la splendid
and it lr said tb?t the ten?; System? as
practiced by fhetcfcfratauqua, is fully
as good' as ?hy theatre*
Lee G. Hbl?n, ^0*1^61'of -tt(4.
.?|li?ppier;..pank,^^r>!- -v -
returned yeait rora Columbia
wbp?e'he stftM?for wi ' purpose of
h??diiig, d' ?^rereuca tfUh Bright Wil
llauipon ot Darlington, president bf
the association. At .th? conference in.
Columbia th?se getit?emen completed
ntl the plans for-'hoia??g'the ?tate,con
ventlou, which ia Vfr Ufte ^pI??*; this
ve?r ifa June at th? tale < : Pi - Mr.
woUltl bo ono of th?r?',ibear mtMlngn-'
evey held br' thW'btuHtere and that'the
j speakers secured tb^addresa tsTOotl^
wore all men of ability. Doubtless
there will be a gr.nd Attendance from
the Anderson bes VP
Baseball (huns
. This Afternoon.
The fans of the city v/iil have IA
chance tb soe . another baseball game
this afternoon when the Hones Path
?ilgh echool comea tb Anderson for
a set-to with Frayer, Academy. The
Hon ea Path team won: from the Aca
demy a few weeks ano. when the lo
cal aggregation weat jy> Hones Path
but the local boys say that they, have
a better showing for today. The faas
of the city will have^to, patronise j?ej
?0??? perk ?tl u. beii<sr cup ihiut linTy ?
have heretofore or yie town boys will
bave to schedule all of their games bc
th* road.. The attsada^ee has been
very poor Indeed iou th? last few
games. '
Hiss Freda ??IT"0 r
Is Seriously 111. ? _
Mr. and Mr?. M. Jjg
message yesterday tolling or the se
? > ? -R_- C? MI..
Vied? Hall st FabTHfest Miss Hell
is one of the teachers in tho Pair For
est ti?gt?- school, iimmediatoly fol
lowing the receipt of this message.
Mr. and Mrs. Halt haft their , home at
Iva for their daugbjfee bedside. Her
many friends hi all ?ftb of tho coun
ty, trust that Bho may ?ot bc ss se.
rlbusly ill as has he& thought.
' JFwo ?fegrocs.
Deputy Sheriff J/Sga Sanders re
turned yesterday ?Wfcrnoon from
Qreenville where he vent for the pur
pose of securing twafnej-roes, aranted
in this countv #?n ebs?gs*,
Joh? White, black In color, ls wanted
?hara for beating a brafr hill. There
were also two other negroe* wonted
here for beatlig board bill* but" th*
Bfopnty Sheriff was<fsu?
them. The two prlabafcrs ?a btx>ugh?
.-?wv si ?-*tt M^^^-BrtMMWMWMiM?P-Bfl I
th? county jail and srt?l be given a
hearing before one 4^ tab magistrates
Vre. Harper ls "
Taken T* Green* i .
..<lfra. J. E. Harp^wae i-=
hospital in GfefftSfe yesterday
where ehe will probably ???era? on
'operation. For tbf-'JIct
Mr?. Harper baa ix
was determined 11 tnt'.Jft*flnf di if tri cara
ry ber to the (in-,
Small sire ;
Oz Yeet?rdev.
The fire depsnaMBH^HBHHMH
yesterday for tba l$&ese of exila-J
gulshtag a tree on Are in th,
yard of the First Presbyterian church.}
How the blase SIA
but the trunk of tho tree wea hollow I
and thia cavity waa filled with paper.l
The department bad easy work lal
putting out the flamea.
Wanted Te
Go to Mexico.
One old . gentleman, sitting on the
park benches in front of the court
house yesterday morning, waa . awak
ened from a nap by the sound of many
feet and opening his eyes he saw the
morning practice drill of the Fraser
Academy. . Having Mexico on the
mind the-bid gentleman at duce con
cluded, that the troops were preparing
to leave the state for Mexico and it re
quired the services .bf several'of his
friends tc prevent him from' joining I
tho Academy boys and showing tbetnj
how to fight the greasers. He ^s?T
finally impressed with the real mean
ing of the drill and withdrew his de
mand that he be allowed to join' the
comnany. k
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Mrs. W. G< King of .TownviUe was
in the city' yesterday , j
A. S. Fant of Belton was in the city
yesterday for a few hours.
W. H. MarUn of . Liberty ' was in the
osterday for ai few hours...
i IC H' Jones of Columbia was in the
;1tjy yesterday for- a .tow hours, n
Miss Hattie Hall of Piedmont
shopping in the city yesterday. i
J. M. Long of the Burahy Creek
fion was in thedty. yesterday. .
i Guy Hellar of; Townvill? was In the|
city yesterday for.a short stay-.
? ?Mrs. J. L. Simpson of Pelter was
asoppiug ?n M?? olly yesterday.
J. M. Hand of Belton was among
tho visitors in tho city yesterday.
Dr. J. M. Crofton of fidgafleld ia
(-.pending a few days in the city.
Robert Price of Town ville spent
yesterday in the city on business.
'ri:- C. F. Cox, a prominent merchant of j
Belton, spent yesterday in the city.
W. H. Gwinn spent yosteriay ia the i
SMff. a guest at,the Chlo.apia hotel.
.> F. L. Bannister of the Bethel section :
?Main the city yesterday on business.]
. A. W. Pickens of Kasley anent part
of yesterday in Anderson on business.
A. C. Steele ct Columbia ls s pen dix ,
|i>nv, days In Anderson on business.
?Rav.'.'aad Mrs, ', J. L. Singleton of
-.5 Q""?'K'"f> *??' >.?.? i?w 1
tArriav.
mr. aaa sara, wu A. ?sveaxeaie ana
Mrs, Poora of Belton were lu tho etty j
yesterday.
John Bogga and Oscar Prater of
Town vi ile .vere in the city yesterday!
on rosiness.
C. J. Smith of Charlotte spent yes-j
terday in the city, a guest at the Chi?
quola hotel.
Hevry Martfa of tho Walker-McBl
moyle section lva? in tho e-?tj yp*i?<?'- j
day on business.
?Miss Janje Gaines of Townrille
among the visitors to spend ire
Btyjsv Anderson.
Mies Lilah King and Miss I
Pr i rr. of TtvSrnvllIe wera
E. E. SaUerfield and CU
roll of Hartwell, Ga. were among i\
sewtrlce - Hell
shopping ta t
G. C. Merri
among the '
ta'spend yset
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the office
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Atlanta, April 22.--By squaring him
self with hla wife. De Witt Knight of
Macon, has probably aavod himself
from a possible lour sentence in %o
penitentiary.
Knight waa accused or throwing car-.
bollcacid tn his wife's f?ce with the |
deliberate intention ot blinding abd
disfiguring 1 her, becaus* of alleged
jealousy. Mrs. Knight,, however, still
has her sight. .
The. affair occured in the big down
town" hotel a few days ago, Mrs.
Knight's acree ms wc ie heard and
when the room was entered, she was
round writhing in agony on fae boori
with her face terrih i with the
acid. The husband, - who was in the
room? said that she bad tried, to com
mit suicide and that he had flocked
contents on her foco.
When Mrs. Knight's pain was sufljfcc*
iently reltevc;d at the hospital for her
to toe able to speak aonuectedly, site
accused h?r husband {of 'deliberately
throwing the acid on her, and declared
that his suicide etory was, all untrue.
Knight Wae iramediafl^HHUH
and tho local authorities madof pians
to prosecute the case vigorously. But
yesterday -when the case wan called.
Mrs. Knight did hot-gsppear to prose
cuto ber husband. Attotne> s who rep
reses ted her-said ?he would not push
the j case. . After a consultation tho.
charges add. the cast- ?ismlsseg;
?N CASE T1?K? ARE. CALLED
Atlanta, April; 3S.~WaiI**,there is
nothing yet7 that done to toe taken by
tk? military med ' here to mean that
th* militia wll be' called to Mexico,
theadjutant general's office In dis
cussing the probable course that
things wouldjake in the evc0 the mi
m? Waa coiled on.
..'The first step, it is understood,
'would b? th? moW?tfcsU??? ::
Georgia troops by Adjutant General
Nash at Fort McPherson. This would
mesn tho assembling fe Ailssta ?>?
2,000 to 5.O0O members .of thc -state
troops of whom only'the Fifth Regi
ment wouid come from Atlanta? Thc
troops would remain at Fort McPher
son until mustered into actual ser
vice; they would be trained and trans -
ferred to a Concentrating camp per
haps also to be located In Georgia.
Discussing tb< situation today, Gen
era! Nash said:
"McPherson ls practically vacant et
this time andris Ideally arranged and
located for ?'mobl?iiRtion camp. The
anea would: be allowed besides their
regular pay aa soldiers cf the* United :
ciaio^ Cjnjc -pj. day as rst??"*/1?0/;
?iowance. They would remain ^1r?rt
1 McPherson until they weis drilled
land the greenness rubbed off,.
; "The state ' troops aro. now In flue ;
shape for domestic serjtf?j? and lt
I would not take long to get them com
pletely ready for foreign service.'**
I A ii a?i ia, ' Avril ?2.-Gyor?ja'a new*.!
cat Uulted States ??naior. H?n_ ? $. j
West, bas just Issued ti '. tn]
answer in an Interesting wey tc ?be j
question asked toy so many Georgians
aa to jost what direct interest Georgia
bas any way m the canaTtaUa ex?^H
tien.
banaler West who was strongly 1
'TOWed to the free tolls and-helped up
hold tho administration vie?, points
out that under the exempting pf the
-ooastwtae vessels ?from; etX: a phip
?ailing from New York to "Frisco
would en>y a subsidy of $1,30 a ton.
*iiile a ship sailing ff., '/bru
io Savannah Ww^Xa^rjeCeiver nor ad
vantage from the gSvernvjenl.
SenatorjWest says tfcM he eses no
haye granted a subsidy*.to 'vessels sail- j
[pot to grant Kub?tdle?;!At All, and V*$i j
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THEATRE
T?DAYT5 PROGRAM.
THE? LAMB. TBE WOMAN, THE 'i
WOLF- J
101 Bison.1 A tb ree reel western
melodrc a tbs*; carries. with it an1;
entirely new note in western dramas,
This play abounds In thrills that wiil ;
grip your interest like a vic??, lt ta
played by three acknowledged staf?.';
These are Pauline Bush, Murdock
MacQuarrie anti'Lon Chaney.' Most
ot this play .is ia tho mountains and
tull of great, scenery.
Fourth reel to be selected.
Coming tomorrow "OUT OF THE
FAE EAST* 2 reel IMP with L??ts
Baird.7
Coming Saturday. "THE MY?*
TE EY OF THE WHITE CAB" 2 reel
Gold Seal with Grace Cunard, Fran
g?s Ford and.Harrz.iMvrer the Ander
son boy driving the car. Also *SiPB
MUTUAL FIRE** learning a hew Tan*
go. ... . ??J*
PALMETTO
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TODAY'S PROGRAM.
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A WINNING MISTAKE
Split roe! comedy drama.
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3 fSssarrky droraaj :
4Big Ree??--lOc
THE MAN THAT PUT TB* MOTE
,;>SM MOVI**, :
For nearly bali a cantray the
name "Toi.a and Country'* aaa. j
been synonymous with honest
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