The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, May 29, 1914, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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Special Three Reel Wild Animal Feature
A tin.liing story of two continents, sweeping from the primeval jnngles of wildest Africa to the busy haunts of men and the crowds under the white tents.
A big sensational story of remarkable adventures with savage beasts; something vivid, vital, unique and vastly attractive.
Also BRONCHO BILLY'S LEAP, or The Wild Ride.
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Tl!?-NATION'S PE Bl Ii
'?01. Bison. Thin is probably one
of thc .most thrilling pictures ever
produced hy the Bison Co. A great
Bevon passenger auto Is hurled over
a cliff 7.000 feet high with Its occu
pants. This picture shown what might
happen if this country goes to war.
Featuring Wm. Clifford and Marie
Walcamp. i
THE CARE EH OE WATERLOO PET.
URSON- j
Rex Comedy.
THE SKELETON- I
Powers. A comedy mystery featur
ing Wallace Reid and Dorothy Daven
port. I
Coming tomorrow "On the Trail of the
Spider Gang" a thrilling detective fea
ture. Alco "Toiler? of the Sea" with
Warren Kerrigan.
Coming Monday "The Count of Mon
te Cristo" 5 reel Famous Players fea
ture with James O'Neill.
Coming Tuesday t.neille Love the
CIrl bf Mystery" series No. 5. I
Coming June nth " Samson" the
greatest picture ever brought to An
Iderson.
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TODAY'S PROGRAM.
IN THE MOONLIGHT- I
American. A gripping two part so-'
clcty drama, presuming Kd Coxen and '
Winnifred Greenwood.
or it MI rc AL u i H L- ;
Reliance? The 16th reel of this in-1,
throating aeries in which Margarito
ha:; an encounter with a burglar and ;
also meets "Briggs" tho famous car- <
monist of thu Chicago Tribune. To .
leocH lady who visits the Electric to-j
| day. we will g*re free one of "Our Mu- ;
timi Girl Wiehllos". ?A handsome
little ntagasije devoted to things of
Interest to ladles.
F?*lt"
DIAeaHr hi Abbeville.
vianuiB itu.ii nuiiu.iMV J IMHTIIU}'
told of quite an exciting personal en
counter on the streets of that city be
tween Dr. HUI and Mr. William Wil
son. The latter waa stabbed tn thc
face twice by Dr. HUI int wa? not se
riously hurt Dr. Hill waa somewhat
roughly usOU in ibo uiixup.
REUNION ENDS;
ALL WERE HAPPY
(Continuel, irom J'age 1)
or tho fact Hint so many veterans
fume to Anderson ?ina assured thom of
the fact Out ther enjoyment or the oc
casion wu? BUlflclent to give titan a
Kn>at deal of pleav.ro UK well. The
benediction was i>. ..nounena by Col. K.
O. S. forties. adjutant of (.IQ division,
of Colleton <cntv. hud the CH4 meet
ing wa ; concluded.
. The I' .ri:
Tiie parade vest?!day affermi! was
ono of tho most mnxn'ilcent sinhttn
ever witnessed hy Anderson people;
pi opie from other sections of the State
?roko In the highest terms of tho dis
play made. Let hy the marshals, the
parade began promptly at ."i o'clock
und down .Main street from the post of
fice to the Plaza eume the line of gray
heroes. With Gen. fl. IL Teague, a
most striking-figure, at thc head of the
Veterans the wildest enthusiasm waa
evoked on every aide and cheers and
applause could te heard for blocks SH
the soldiers of '61 passed by. Waves
und enlutes were returned by the vet
erans with the Stars and Hara proudly
floating in thc breeze the spectacle
wan ope to inspire any Southern mar.
with ? feeling* of r.atr;otiam.
The First and Second Regiment
bands and the Zion band furnished the
music for the parade and did splendid
ly. The Palmetto Rifles acquitted
themselves in fine shapa ami their
march called forth comments -from
the crowd. TTic Boy Scouts' were a
feature and when thc Sponsors and
Maids came by the crowds went wild.
Vhe Anderson fire department and the
police department also made quite a
brave show in'thc parade.
Lost night at 8 o'clock was held a
grand reception nt the Hotel'Chiquola
where was gathered the beauty and
the elect of the city tb tneePthe vet
erans and the official ladies of the re
union. Th's reception continued for
an hour and at 0 o'clo-iftr uta annual
Confederate reunion Bail was begun,
this event taking place in Maple hall.
The music wan furnished for the ball
by the military hand? and Anderson's
beautiful womer, and Anderson's young
men, together with the Ix^ndreda of
visitors and the scores Of officers and
ladles of the reunion danced- the hours
away. The hall lasted until a late
hour and it came as a fitting climax
to two of the biggest days ? Anderson
Una ever km.wu i.-nd to two ?of the
happiest day the veterans have ever
spent. T!>e lHl-CToiinlon ls over.
CANDIDATE'S CARD
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of probate Judge of
Anderson county, subject to the rules
und to the result of the Democratic
primary.
.__?Victor B. Cheshire.
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TODAY'S PROGRAM
"THE CHICKEN INSPECTOR" (Comedy).Vitagraph
He works it on,the butcher and restaurant keeper. He gets all that's com
ing to him at the burlesque show. They "Get his number." He gives the
town the liveliest time and biggest laugh ever.
THE MYSTERY OF ROOM 643. ..Essany
Two-R??l Drama.
Featuring Francis X. Billimari. Second "adventure of Richard Neal, Pri
vate investigator of Crime.
KID PINK and the MAHARAJAH ...._. .,_.Selig
(Melodrama.)
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THE MAN THAT PDT THE "MOVE" IN MOVIES.
while there she was thc recipient of
many lovely attentions.
Drooka Me La in and Thomas Adams
of BowersvIIle, Ga., were among thc
visitors to sepnd yesterday in the elty.
Morgan Jones of Holland'** store was
in the city yesterday on business.
C, C. Lang: ton has returned from
Bl Dorado. Ark., where he went to
vlrii IIIF brother, J. E. Langston. Mr.
Langston is very much improved in
health and enjoyed his prolonged stay.
J. M. Blackman or Pendleton, route
2, '. pout part of yesterday in thb city\
Joe Epstein pf Baltimore ia apend
& few days in . the city on business.
Mr. Epstein once made his home In
Lhip. State.
W. c. Barnett of Willama ton, route
I, was in tho city yesterday on bUBi
ticss.
E. N. Mason, Sam Vernon, Albert
Cheek and B. Burnett pr BowersvIIle.
3a., wer in the city yeptei'day.
Dr. W. I .Hailey and son, Henry
Halley of Hartwell, Ga., were in the
city yesterday.
J. L. Mc Whirler of Liberty has been
in the city for tho reunion.
Among the people from Hartwell,
[2a., spending yesterday In the city
were: A. A. McCurry. W. T. Phillips.
?>i. C. Young, J. C. Edward?. I. J. Ed
wards and W. H. Bailey.
Sam Christopher or the Barnes sec
tion was in the city yeFterday on busi
ness.
Miss Helen Price of Pendleton has
returned to her home from Greenville
where she visited relatives and friends
PORTY YEARS IN MINISTRY.?
Or. J. L. Stokes WUI Preach Next
Munday Morning and Night.
v (Keowee Courier.)
The general . public of Walhalla
and especially the church-going peo
ple of the town, will be Interested bi
thc fact that next Sunday Dr. J. L.
Stokes of his ministerial labors
by preaching sermons morning and
night, taking as his texts and sub
Ject8 for the two services Scripture
l?s?un8 with appropriate beariag
upon this anniversary occasion.
?Porty years is a long term of ser
vice, but Dr. Stokes has rounded out
this period, and lt ls but flttiug that
he should draw from the ripe expe
rience of his labors for the Mtester
lessons that may well be given to
iii? people for their consideration
and careful thought Dr, .Stokes
ulways has something well worth
while for his hearers to listen to and
take hom? to ponder over, end we
feel sure that all who hear him next
'?'linday will have abundant m ti RP tn
congratulate themselves upon their
good fortune.
Not only the members of pr.
Stoke's congregation are urged to
attend, but everybody, no matter or
what denomination, or whether of
any denomination, is Invited and
urged to attend; A cordial, invitation
is extended to all to attend these
special services at the Methodist,
chuch next Sunda i morning. . and
evening at. the usu. . hours for ser
vices. You will be/ well repaid for
any special effort1 put forth ito ena
ble' you to attend' either or, both the
services. i
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FRECItXE-FACE
Sun and Wad Bring Oat Uyly Spsts-r
How to Reme vc Easily. .
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removes tho-freckles; while it it does
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Simply get-?u ounce of otbiac--di>u.
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a few applications should show you
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WESTEBML UNION
TELBTOAM
For?SB64
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THEO. N. VAIL, PRESIDENT
RECEIVED AT
Anderson; S C!. 18 an k 19
W. B. Atlanta,, Ga., May 28th, 1914. ^ jyf + \ ?j fjft* f.
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To A. M. Pinkston, Care Palmetto Theatre* Anderson, S. C.
Battle of Sh i joh ^will not reach you until twenty-ninth. Owing to former exhibitor, failing to car
carry out shipping instructions. Sighed, ^"^??fe??^.:::^^^
i ' GENERAL FILM CORPORATIOS../
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me anove is a copy of Telegram received yesterday morning, by the Manager of the Palmetto Theatre. Same is reproduced herc
in print for the benefit of the public. We do this in order that every one may know that our failure to show the BATTLE OF SHILOH
was no fault of ours. ^ .* ,f?
THE MAN Ta?TPUT TBK "MOV*" IK MOVIES