Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m m rn TOD S l'KOG?i.vM Vitagraph limsell loose NEVER AGAIN. S pi vin I l wu roc I mel? ?dra ma, Icatmiri^ Sjdik\\ i ?i\ tv. si.- ld and ti;ocs the linni. |Te I;??a^ets lor the timelvini;, hm i unexpectedly re minded ol" his lolly. I lc pays ihe tiddler"'and s? ?I mnl\ swears "Nevei Airain."' LI /CK ?N ODD NUMBERS. Essanay ' :< inicii \. LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM .Edison i lon ted s. Severa! lons ol' hnmaniiN divided very imci|'iiall\ mi n. ?"nm people, tr\ haul to balance themseh . s thai is the lat man marries thc little wuniari and the feminine pocket c-\ i I ion marries a reculai "crowd". Mien the row begins when the hiishand . pretend to commit -suic ide lhere is general atonement. 4 I i I G R E ELS E V E R V D A V - - -1 Oe. THE MAN THAT PUT THE "MOVE" IN KCVWS. MARGUERITE RISSER. ^^f^^^^^^^^^?^^^^^^;\ . ?'V:^':?^?^_^ JjnKAXCIS MA Kl OX. ..Tho Swamp ^^^^^^^^^^^^^f>^. \ '?&X-. .'-V'- ^^^^^^^? Stirring net lon ami splendid singing ^^^^^S^k?^^L?d^-iiJ-^' "^^"^^^^^ lim ku tills pin ure a success, willi? thu SCENE FROM "TH E SWAMP FOX." love theme which runs through lt rounds out thu ?tory perfectly. Tho mules of the i:>?<\\ lor.I; in? itt- . "Ills S..I? Si wry" in a two part film _ veal les haw been strengthened Uy i h?> j n>: released. Marguerita Kisser ls a charming ndilith?ii to flu; Western roster of V A. While ln<ik ng for work .lohn ::<M"-. young hely who can t.>t equally well Vim Antwerp, wlm ha ; . |> .<. :i!y m.?de lo the assistance of ti poor woman and in drama, comedy or farce and hus hlmsolf nt home at Niles, Od. tiiels in lier hand hag a child's photo winny devotees wherever the movies - [graph. Ile vis an idea for ?1 pwd nro known. Cyril Child wick. long associa led with newspiip -r story. Thu editor to whom _ : lyes and Xorworlh nuil "Thu Eternal he presents i; terns white at thu de Dramatic (tarts ure tho forte of Char- Waltz." In which hu starred willi Mn- 'tails or thu story- it was his own wife. lotte Iturmu. a popular young actress, bel I terra, has signed a contract tn ?ip- ; - Although Mles Hinton's face lits bur pear in a series or "Silly Ass" como- "Plgar Knits." direct isl by Albert for ingenue parts she prefers to in- dies from thu pen of IJoyd Loucrgan. Hale, is an entertaining little story re lerp rot elm rael er with more depth of - | lated l>y a tramp in thu park. In the feeling than IH usually allotted thu "Music Hath Charms-Not" Intro-?story hu (mses as a secret service <lu > (tiing girl on thc ?creen. On t lint ac- duces lin nd practice in the boarding lort i vu. wlm trucks down n band <>r count Miss P.tirton luis endeared her- house whh h inspires boisterousness on '?Ilamond smugglers, und Ibu way they ?elf to thousands of photo play fans as thc part nf the other guests, turd the ?ure upprehcti lcd makes 11 thrilling and au emotional ac tress. janitor becomes a "mark." i absorbing play. j^fy. - HOME OF YOUR _. !SC*'<&c3 ^ / OWN IS A HOME I NOE CO JK^.y - -. . XVT^V <m.. fpr' If tl's hoi and dusly at your ^ >Cj- house, you can't blame thc ?"Tji-^i J Cfc baby for being cross. I \y--m \) ' fe- S'S CVVo R H o MES set: . ... _ V?? Wc Want You to Try "TOWN AND COUNTRY" Paint. It covers more sur face looks better and wcar? longer than thc "just as good" paints. I SSL J| .V v*Kt z Anderson Paint and Color Co. Blocldt y Bldg. Phone 647 Rabies just naturally need clean, fresh air. Now, of course, ever} hal?) can'! live in North A mle ison-hui, Anderson's fresh, cuni breezes are tgreat for the children. Militar?an. Alfred-Your caddio IH missing. George-Wnere ls tho little beggar* .AH'rcd.-Tho other boya say ho's gono fishing because, lu tho morning ronna, you dug hlni up such a tine supply of woruis.-rBrooklyn Eagle. Can't Kee|? ft Secret. The splendid work of Chaiuhcrluin's Tablets ls daily becoming more wide ly known No such .urnnd remedy foi stomach act! liver troubles has over been known. For sale by Evans j 5? Pharmacy. our selection 5c ??ch. 25c per 6 NAMEG VARIETIES 10c each, 25c per 3 ANDERSON FLORAL GO. r>S3 Marshall Avenue Fhonr 2521* .Members of Florists Telegraph Delivery. Y- Y- H' Y Y- * H' .'{' -Y- -Y ' ELECTRIC CIT Y Items nt Interest and Person? .Y' Wireless on the St Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y- Y H- H i nm crniiur I he I .; i i: i' in tr ??i Vernon. i '?<:, Momble ii i" t . . I han Iw'i'ii { . ?'.'l-. .1 ill i|lf!'e|'lll ..?tions ii ?lu coiinij . vcr di- pardon grunlcil in .1 il ".''inion lil *AV? H In his :ipi?'?h lu .. I inventor Ith-us saitl ibhl lie '. ruing lo pardon VVriion lucan"" i.1 .- I '., i- III- liaitl leeeivetl fruin \< r 11011':: viii M Vernon was nerving a j >r nt cu?'?* ol one year l'or sii-nlitig six ha les 01 t'ot I on, ll' is lin' MU? of a j tonner Andel < ;i cornily preacher ai'l po . -<...-.-s soon' ' lim .'lion S. v eral ;n..g.< ?mil pncuis ie vvrole willi?! in jail ?ti?- in cin.iilulioi! in this coin - ly now .11.?i . >i11 ?. ul lin in an' said ti. . *=?*ss real merit. The story is I ? > ttl liai Ven:?ti lind on.- of Hie s'oh'ti iii!.' - u\ i ot I ott in i lie parlor ol ii. ; '?i'- willi a -li"?'l overing il ai.;1, a. ?. :. "<\ Itihte .iii inp li will hi- r .ineni :. ? I thal ll" prosecutor ill lins ?as' .I 'I I' il-ll i! letter sollie lilli'- Ugo relativ? io tiii . pardon, saying thal lin . iii! uni favor ii and thal Un re are scv- ! eral oilier ..burges on tv h ie li Vernon: m..\ or:- >\<\< il. A Hr mill ncc Will lt rm li til lt? cuni-. Vmlcrsoli !.*.!'..; yesterday received ! i:- pl -inlid lu ass budges which Hi? y ordered for I!:'- un i Iii:.' ol' Mi Slain A i;' lathni '<> ' . Imbi ii":- un .lune 17 . ?ni?! I'. Thn:<e hadni'y ::;.?. very ex , e.-il the Am!?irro'i Kik? ?re nuir?1 ii* 11. pi n:i?*d over lim aelection. i I titi i<*:tl it-11:- now am thal Hie alton-j dann* .o lin . vent will surpass any-I lng of li. hind ever iitteinpteil her?'. . a; nabing has announced Dial they j u lil hrlng OV?T 1-5 members for Hie ?-v?.il i ? men viii?; will Heiul over iou. . il'- i'o!uml>hi lias chartered throe, ''ullman ears mr i.ln? I rip ?md will! .-?..ni about IOU members, uni ii.eluding i Un- "J piece; ?11 th" druin am', bugle .... reimtiiiy nrga:ii/<'d limn*, i'roin ti? 1 . tiville. Sumter. Klnrcimc. Oru!!?.;e-| :.::! " :n .! i?:li? r Ujwiif anil rili ..- ri nins lim word Iii: ! all tin sc lodges will Rend large ilelegnlloim. And? rs.ni will ? certainly hi- laxid to laky car.- ol' the . mirmoiiK crow il. ..'.ar prise Wedding '! here \ esterda.v. A wedding ol luueli interest took place in Anderson and few local ? peopl?' know of ii mil il the following j announcements wen: received last 1 niehi: Mrs. Kdward Thomas I'ashin atinout'.ee.s marriage of her daughter . .lo.,, nhliin lo Mr. lt. Krank Hall on Monday, th" first ol' .Inn?', | Nluoli?**i hundred and fourteen 1 Anderdon. South Carolina j Inm ediately following the ceremony yerto??lay tin1 bridal couple left f?>r | their honeymoon, after which they will j at homo In Atlanta. Visitor I harmed With \ndrrseii. Miss Gertrud?* Kim: of Chicago, who ! ?a in Ihr eh; fm' lim purpose of dcm-! <.....iraUng a well known ?mrscl at I) i Oelsberg': establishment, says thal sin- is cbnrmcd willi Anderson ami is enjoying her nay here. Sim says that ' .h?1 lilies this town helier than any filier town ?the has thus far visited in ; South Carolina. Miss King lias mad" j a number of friends in Anderson. Much Money For Anderson Schools. Tin- slat?' aid fund for the high j schools of the various counties lum benn received in Anderson for lin* 1 schools of Hil;! county and tim ed tura-j tiona! authorities of the county are; well phased over Iii?' stun obtained 1 her. . 'Vue following is th?- nismner in 1 which i'm money for this county has been apportioned. Helton $413; linnea Path, si?.': Iva. Lebanon. $380; i I "end h-ton; $401); Starr. $320; Town-? viii- *:;*(>; Wllllamstnu. $40?. This la proportionately as large stun as is received hy any county In Hie state mid it will he a great help to the va rious schools during the coming ses sion. -o Anderson Mun On A 1.unir Trip. George Hammett, one of Anderson's well known business limn, left yester- 1 day for his vacation, which lie will spend on the Pacific coast. Mr. Ham mett will visit a number of the larger cities In all parts of the west and re turning he will stop at Denver on July 1.". for Ibo Grand Lodge of Klks ami Golden Jubilee, which will he in pi egress from the 13 th tu the 10th. Mr. Hammett will s???> many pom;3 of in 1 ?rest on lils trip. VA vu Automobile Won*! heine Hero. .V W. C. Pearce returned yesterday from Gaffney where he went to pur dilla' an auinnieblle The queer part aimilt thlF deal ls that tho automobile | wes recently sold tn a Gaffney 'man hut evldi nt ly thc machine had fallen in low with Anderdon and was not willing lo run In Gaffney, Not long ago R. F. Manldin traded one nf his cars tn a Gaffney concern and this wa; the machine purchased by Dr. Pearce. -o Mi. Ashley ls . Sumo Helter. Sheriff Ashley returned yesterday from Honen. Path where he went to spend the week end with his father; Ihm J. W. Ashley. Mr. Ashley has l.nen Very ill since he fell from his door step a few days ago and sustained painful injuries and his friends were alarmed about him. The sheriff said yesterday that his father's condition was considerably improved and he thinks, that a few days will see him mit rgnln. f. if. .y. .y. .y. y. .y. y. y, y. y. y y. f SPARKLETS * _ * it Mention Caught Over the * reefs of Anderson (. :,: y. y. y. y. jp jp jp y y. y y i:?.:nt| ?:?> In Itrirulml Session. Tin- county reg!-1 rat ion hoar?! mei iilay In i|i< olllee ol Supervisor Kin! ami iraiisaeleil I lo? ?re? n lar liiisi III ". affairs of Hi"' hotly. There wan i'.iiliiiiK im 01' iiii- ordinary in ron in-linn with ?his 1.tint; ext'<.'pl for Hm I i i Huii au unusually large num ber appeared ami miltie application for . gi i ral ion ceri ?f?enles. '. nih i son I'nik O?? I'm- VYciidillir. A number nf Anderson peuple left last nigh) for Lafayette. Ala., where In > go in lie pre.setil ai lin- marriage (.1 \V, H Mel,"an. a wei? known iiisur anc" man of this city, which will lake place tomorrow evening at 1; o'cluek. Mr. Mel.'an was accompanied last nigh) hy IC. i'. McLean of New Vnrk, ! 1 i> broilmr. who will ucl as hest niau. : iu! W. K Watson. Miss Alberto l?iiii k who i io he another atteiiilanl ai ?ii" wedding went from Jacksonville i > the Alahaimi town some days ago. i'r am! Mrs. McLean wiil arri Vi: in Anderson in al.om 1". days - -o ( allon Seri! Men Untiling Convention. The Colton Seed Crushers' Associa tion nf South Carolina will convel?'.' in fi lumbla loday willi a number of An 1. : - :i men in attendance. Th? 1 on - vic!iou will continue through Jillie ami IIn-re will ln> a number of en joyable features, c. c. Dargan nf An ders.m ivas ,,n (he program for ?III ad 1 his afternoon on the s lt ll jct: I '.Can- nul Handling of heather Holt - lng." Int Mr. Dargan was prevented i. m malting the (rip. at Hm last min ti e. li is probable lhal tim address will be delivered liv another III einher of the association. l it.? Villers Must Son ll lie hu rolled. Those Anderson voter:; expect int to .asl a hallnl in Hu- coining mun; ?pal election should not lose sigh) or the fad thal Hie time for placing Un ir names on Hu- club rolls i-. almost expired. The rules tay that lin- voicr must he enrolled five dav? biTnre Hie election is held and as lite elm Hon conics this year on June Hi that mcana lhal Anderson voters must enroll before June ll. Great inter est is being manifested, both in Hie aldcrmanic races and in the race for mayor. Lady Clerk Al Shoe Shire. Mis - Malm! Carwlln of Abbeville has .ii-rivi d In Hie city and accepted a posi tion with'the rules, force of GeisberK's Brothers shoe store. Miss Cnrwile is a splendid saleslady ami has had ex perience with the shne business. She v iii doubtless prove valuable tu the s ice concern. Abbeville Man Hm: Minni Here. Thomar J Lyon of Abbeville arriv ed ia tin- eily yesterday to accupt a position with Hie Cox Stationery Co.. lind has nlready entered upon his new duties. Mr. Lyon is a brother of W. H. Lyon, the jeweler, and the newcomer will receive a hearty welcome on "Hill's" account if for nt? other rea son. He has already made a number of friends in Anderson. Fir*! Pullman Was Hun Sunday. Tlie first Cullniau car to run over the lines of Hu: interurban on Hie At lanta trip was teen Sunday night. This car was picked up in Spartan burg al 7:fill o'clock und brought from there to Greenwood, via Greenville and Deiton. Those Anderron people com ing to Belton Sunday night in car said that il proved tn, he a delightful nioile of travel and much preferuble over the old interurban ears. The superinten dent of the P. and X. line says that he hopes in time tn build up a business enough through this territory to jus tify a Pullman from Anderson to At lanta over his line. Andrew Sall h an F.nters the Lists. The second candidate for eounty commissioner to announce is H. An drew Sullivan of Kock Mills township. Mr. Sullivan ls one of the best men lu the county and if he should be elected he would muke a splendid of ficer. He has had some service, as a township commissioner in yearB gone by. and knows what thc roads and bridges require. The section for which he would be commissioner if elected comprises four townships, in cluding thc city of Anderson. Mr. Sul livan's argument Is that the commis sioners would do better if they were from the remote parts of tho county so that they could observe in coming to the court house where the roads need strengthening. -o Mr. Horton's Plan Working Very Well. The Anderson Heal Estate and In vestment company haw made quite a hit with its plan of selling lots ob rea sonable tern? and long payment. In West End there are corner Jots which sell for $300 and inside lots .'or "-75. The itwiniint of cash required ls but $10. The.poor but ambitious ultlson can in thip/Tvay acquire his home, taxes free for a while. Over half of the lois hiive been disposed ot al ready. Rev. J. T. Mnnn In Abbeville. Kev. J. T. Mann wilt preach at Thfr koy C^ek Church next Sunday morn ing at 11 o'clock, and at the Baptist ['burch of Donalds at 8 o'clock, p. m. of samo day. * I PEBSOH?LS j - ! .Miss C. Ituthrock who lias Uv.au 1 il illg Mi ; < ?fr : !.. Wa''ai'e ? ;.:.> te 11;: m ?I .i her lioa'.i ?i: ikeii I ?. !? hey .H i . ' litt'.; ... u: in !'. i: d let on. I", ul *3 -. wen- i'i M .? ti", j >..?. (erday j V, A. Fench?. lilli PVT ?.pent Sandio j in li reen wood willi ?ri ..ni > au I n-Ja- I c. W. Frickhoeffer spent part S n: j day in Spnrtuiiburg. .lillias Karie hus returned ii otu . short trip to Greenville. S. M Wi lt.- is hack fruin (Viuuih'u I where he ?'as been | rael icing before I the Supreme court. ll. F i 'ely of llrusiiy Creek was muong iii. business visitors to spend! yesterday in the it y. Mag ut ra te lt. A. Sullivan of t' . Fork section was in lite elly ti ida. i tor a fi v. hours. J. W. Campbell of Helton stient. par? ol'yesterday in the ei!> on bil.siiie.;:;. j fl. M. Anderson of Spa rt tm burg wm: | in the city yesterday, a guest at *.!:..' :'hic iola hot? I. li. V. Whitener of Spar Umbu rg ::. j spendHiK u few clays in thc <.;;>. en i business. J. F. Anderson of Waterloo ivas among tin vi st i io rt. in the citv y ?st er? i day. M F. Kiee of Ninety-Six was a busi- j ness visitors to Anderson yesterday. | Mr. timi Mrs. J. .F. MvKeUax ?iud daughter. Mrs. John I), fade and Miss Doaseha fade of Mount i'armel spout yesterday in thc elly. George W. Duncan of fireeuville spent a few hours in the city yester day. Mrs. I. il. Seel of Allanta arrived I in the ? itv yesterday to spend several ' Wieks with relatives. Eugene Nardin, formerly of this city hut no v of Atlanta, apenl Sunday i:i the .-itv with relative:. Miss Nelle Howman and Miss lilith j Bowman have returned to their home at Lowndesville after a visit to rela tives in Anderson. Mrs. S I). Harper and son and Miss Thelma Osborne have gone to Charles. Uni for a short stay. Miss ( lara Brown and H. L. Dixon left yesterday for Atlanta where they go to attend thc Itexall convention, which will continue through Friday. Miss Marie Geisborg and Max (Jeis berg, arc in Augusta, Ga., where they are the guests of friends. Mr. and ?Mrs. A. S. Farmer are spend, ing a week in the mountains near Rus Bcllvillc. Joseph Sherard of Iva spent a few hours in Anderson yesterday cn busi ness. i W. E. Johnson, an Abbeville jeweler, ilias returned lo his home aller a vis it to Anderson. W. it. Hale, a well known Greenville jeweler, has been visiting lt. E. Coch ran. I 15.iib ;, nreazeale. who has been con nected with tho Gllrcath-Purham Co.. in Greenville, is spending thc* summer with his futhcr, lt. II. Brcnzealc. near Andersen. Dr. Ti J. Kirkpatrick of Lowndes ville was among the business visitors to end vcs'erdny in thc city. 9 -o lt. A. Little of Laurens is in thc city for a lew days. Mr. Little once made his home hele, being connected with tin- c. & W. c. Haili OHO. Dr. C. I.. Gurion of Pierccton spent yest' rduy hi thu city on business. Miss Hoborta Nicholson hus return eil io her bonn- in Towiiville alter a \ is i i iiere lo Miss Sadie Gulley. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. ^Spencer and children have returned to Greenville alter a visit to relatives here. A X. Alford, Sr.. A. X. Alford. Jr.. 11.in.i,i Alford and lander Alford of Hartwell. Ga. spent yesterday in the city. A A Hr.telford, a prominent busi ness mau of Columbia, is in Hie city for a few days. C. A Heere of Hock Hill is spend ing a few days in the eily on busl nc:?\ J. ::. Fowler is spending today In Uni:well, Ca., on business. Hammond Webb of Arizona is in Hie eily for a few days visit to friends und relatives. HAKIM. NORE .HUIS ('enures* Asked To freute Interstnte Trude Commission. (Hy Associated Press.) Washington. June 1. -Creation of an iuteistule trade commission has been approved hy the membership of tho chamber <>f Commerce of the United States by a vole of 622 to 124, accord ing to results of a referendum made public here today. The votes were filed hy 24r< commercial organizations in more than i."> states. Some organi za: ions refrained from voting on th? ground that there would he no trust legisultloil ut this time. Others ob jected to ' haste" in such legislation. Horn. To Mr. and Mrs 1). C. Garvin, a hoy. weighing nine and one-half pound.*, June 1st. Nunnally's :: :: CANDIES :: :: A 1 ways Frc ? h. Kept cool in mod ern Re fr iterator. Try Nunnally'a next time. OWL DRUG CO., Pflug? 636-Cash Store. E. G. Evans & Son, rendition, 8. C. I&JSSSSE2ZI IJOU .THEATRE TODAY'S PKOGHAM. Il (ll.IK LD VE THE GI HI. OF MYS TE KV Gold Seal. The fifth Installment of this thrilling serial story. This In stallment bids fair to out eclipse any yet shown here ' Lucille has cxper ieneces. in this series that will make your hair stand on end. The battle with the Hons, life with the under ground cave men and her escape from the island. HOW GHEEN SAVED HIS WIFE Joker. A dandy comedy. FOURTH KEEL TO HE SELECTED Coming tomorrow '-On the Chess bourd of Fute" 2 reel IMP with Loah Baird. Also a Ford Sterling comedy. Coming Thursday "A Million in Pearls" 2 reel Victor. Coming Friday "The Hills of 81 leiice" 2 reel 101 Btson. Coming June 11th " Samson" the greatest picture of Hs kinds ever pro duced in C reels with J. Warren Kerri gan. White Canvas Rub ber Sole Oxfords for Ladies. $1,75 RUBBER SOLES! WHITE CANVAS! BLUCHER! HEELS! s The above describes a swell walk . ing rubber sole oxford. We are selling stacks pfethem this hot, dusty-weather,. About the coolest shoe you can buy and cost only $1.75 A PAIR. SHOE COMPANY UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE Shoes That Satisfy.