The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, September 01, 1914, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
Palmetto Theatre The RUSSELL HE^LffMEDY COMPANY Today's Program
'The Arrival of McFecr' I Baby Athlone Albrazar
A DANDY FARCE COMEDY THAT YOU'LL ENJOY MUSIC AND SINGING-PROGRAM CHANGED DA?LY
Wednesday's Vaudeville
"Buster Brown"
-IN MOVIES
HIS WIFE AND HIS WORK (2 reel Feature).
FABLE OF BRAST DRUMMER (Drama).
LOST A PAIR OF SHOES (Comedy).
VITAGRAPH
. . ESSANAY
. . . EDISON
Youll Miss a Treat
If You Fail to hear These Two
TALENTED MUSICIANS
THE BEST SHOW IN THE CITY at THE COOLEST PLACE IN ANDERSON
SHERLOCK HC
COMING 1
He Will Be Guest c
Writing D;
$25.00 Rew
Anyone Identifying 1
ward for Catcl
Sherlock ll-iiraos, Jr., lo coming to
town!
Look put for tho Man of Mystery!
Tho cunning, ingenious Mr. Holmes,
the dare-devil gentlemun who has
rri'a?Hd a furore of interest over half
of the UuitcU States, and who has had
mont) iinlt,., rs titan perhaps any
other hunmnj(boeing, will shortly make
bio appearance in Anderson, and lt Is
a cafe'prediction thut m i visits will
caudc ito end of fun and excitement.
Manager Talks.
A gentlemun now In the city ar
ranging for tho appearance of Mr.
Holmes, says: "1 do not want tho
public to get Sherlock Holmes, Jr., the
Man of Mystery, confused with any of
hla numerous imitators. Mr. Un?mes
lo in a clans by himself, his whole
proposition being originated with him
self, conducted upon u high plane and
in a mauner that lum won for him the
unstinted praise of both the press and
tbe public in every city in which he
has operated.
"Mr. ..HaJUPea1 Ba? traveled exten
sively il?. a?^??t. ?every "Ivillsed nation
on the globe. 1
"If I Might go Into detail and tell
the peculiar combination of circum
stances, that induced Mr. Holmes to
take up hla present occupation, it
would indeed make most interesting
reading, but this is one point that he
haB never allowed to be mentioned
Mr. Holmes h?3 nevvr divulged his
true identity. ?>r?f*rrlnir to be known I
simply as Sherlock Holmes, Jr., a
part that he has played for so long
now that he bas really come to look
upon it as a part of himself. ,
Knows Public Men. ^
"Though young ia year*?s Mr.
Holmes has had a world of experi
ence. Many of our most prominent
men in present dny public life are
known tn him personally, and with
many of whoih he is upon tho terms
of the closest intimacy, nono of whom
8aw Train
Strike Auto.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Byron have re
turned to Anderson arter spending a
month nt the ?-.ca shore. They were
on the Carolina Special of the
Southern Railway Sunday afternoon
win ii an automobile struck the train,
killing ono ot the lady occupant? of
the car und seriously injuring tho
driver. Mr. Byron has been connected
willi the mechanical department of
The Intelligencer but has tendered his
resignation.
-o- ? ...
t om missions Were
Mailed Yesterday.
J. B. Felton, county superintendent
of education, and hia assistants, were
very busy yesterday mailing out to the j
iso school trust?es in Anderson county
their commissions as trustees of the
various school. The trustees were sc- ;
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Ha
WILL PRESET
A TRAVESTY C
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ll > MATH
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>f The Intelligencer
aily Stories
ard Offered
ftim Will Receive Re
ling the Sleuth
know him. however, ns Sherlock
Holmus, Jr.
"Mr. Holmes has received many
flattering offers from publishers and
others too numerous to mention, to
all of whom he boa turned a deuf ear.
pi i rrlng his present occupation to
anything else, or, as he aptly says:
'He ls best pleased who pleases him
self-and that's me.'
"All in nil, Mr. Holmes is a won
derfully interesting personality and
for the next two or three days ?I will
have something each day to tell you
plK>ut Sherlock Holmes, Jr., through
the columns of this paper; whut he is
gv.!ng to do in Anderson nnd best of
nil, how tho first man. woman or child
who makes known his identity will
receive $25 cush from tho Intelli
gencer for their troublo."
Writes Ona Stories.
When the present contest opens up
Mr. Holmes will write a story each
day that will be published in thin pa
per, lila style is original and unique,
j and before ?ha contest ends the daily
reraar::r. cf """.'Holmes as published
in these columns will attract the at
tention of two-thirds of the popula
tion of Anderson. Speaking ot tho re
markable interest created by Mr.
Holmea In Savannah, a city of' eighty
thousand Inhabitants, tbe Savannah
News stated that Mr. Holmea gripped
the attention of practically the en
tire community and held it clear
through to the end. a feat that had no
parallel In the journalistic runnla ol
the city by the soa.
There ls no telling Just now when
the Man of Mystery will arrive In
Anderson or what he will do, and say
when he nets here. Thero Is but one
way to find out. That is by keeping
close watch upon the Intelligencer for
these columns you will be told all fea
tures of the contest and Just how you
may win the hundsome prize of $26
cash.
tented hy thc county hoard of educa
tion on July 1 and have been serving
as such before they received their
commissions, lt being impossible for
Mr. Fulton to have all the <. certifi
cates properly drawn and mailed be
fore this time.
Dr. Routh Is
In The County.
Dr. F. M. Routh, who now makes bis
new home at Rlshopvllle. is spending
a-few days jn. \fjjb .county with his
parents. Dr. Routh, ls better known to
Anderson people gs "Billy" Routh and
hiR feats, when ono ot the pitching
staff on the Anderson team of the
Carolina Association are stiii remem
bered here. Dr. Routh is now tn the
employ of tho South Ci roi in a State
Hoard of Health.
TOPA1
rms Music
1 "Baby
: H AN GE OF VAU
MEE.. .10c
He/s Not
Move or
He'll tell you its becai
tile and glass front ir
that time.
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* ELECTRIC Crr
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* Items of Interest and Person t
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Col. Aull Says
Count WSH Wrong.
Col. Elbert H. Aull, of Newberry,
was In Auderson last night and while
hnre told a reporter for The Intelli
gencer that there were a number of
mistakes made in counting the votes
cast In the last election. Mr. Aull says
that figures for Ocnnee county show
that Mr. Aiken. In his race for con
gress, received a total of 1.912 votes,
when the totals ?rom thc precincts lc
Oconee county, when added together,
gav him a total of only 1.642 voteB.
Mr. Aull eayn that while this particu
lar Instance may atnouut to but little,
nevertheless enough such mistakes
would make a big difference In the
total of any vote.
Dn Sorrell To .
Deliver Address. .
. A letter was received yesterday by
the Anderson County Livestock Asso
ciation from Dr. Walter Sorrell, as
sistant live stock agent of the South
ern Railway, in ?ich Dr. Sorrell ad
vised the local association that ho
Would accept the invitation to ad
dress the assoclatlrli here on the nay
that the live stock exhibit Is lu V Dr.
Sorrell spoke very highly of tho An
derson county live stock efforts and
said that the people of this section de
served to he commended for what they
fro doing. Dr. Sorrell s subject, when
be comes to Anderson, will be "Live
Stock Possibilities In the South* .v -.
8pcctal Reference to Reef Cattle." L .
coming will lie awaited with nterent.
I Second Concert
Was A Sure"*,
The second band' concert at Wtl
lh>mston, held last Sunday afternoon,
was fully as successful as was the
{tiret attempt .at a cpneert. About 100
people went from Anderson for the
afternoon an.l other near-by towna
?furnished delegations fully as large.
The music for the afternoon waa fur
nished between the hour? of 3 and 0
o'clock and every train arriving be
fore the concert began was packed, aa
waa every train leaving after 8:00
jo:ciock. Tiie mattie -va? ?ut??au?? hy
{the Second Regiment band and the I
I members acquitted themselves in fine)
'style. i
al Comedy
Mine" ?
DEVILLE AND FC
Night . 101
Going to
i the 1st
use they can't get the
i his new building by
ft Cf* if* *f* 9f? ?Y* *T* V ^C* ^f* **?* *T*
k7 SPARKLETS *
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d Mention Caught Ov*r the *
tree ts of Anderson *
Toronto Mea
Are Interst??.
Thone people in Andereon Interested
In a new hotel* venture for this city
nay that tilings are beginning to look
up, althought they will not give out
any stateinut for publication in regard
to their plans. However, it is known
that a Toronto capitalist has become
Interested in the scheme here and thc
Canada man ha? written to Anderson
maying tba? be would be glad to como
here and Investigate the proposition |
and~ possibly lou ii ?me financial as
sistance Or i ; ruiner the ow.<c venture
himself. It would appear that Ander
don is really to have another hotel.
Got Gun But
Was Captured'1
A negro sailing under the name of I
" i lanny Jack" Sander, waa arrested [
last Sunday night on a charge or lar- j
cony. It is alleged that the negro
broke out a large plate glass window
Ut the store of J. L. S* Jones, doing
damage to the extent of about $75 and
stoic a "heap gus. He put the gun
down his trousers leg and tried to
make a getaway, but the police, hear
ing the noise bf the breaking glass,
bad little difficulty in overtaking him.
It. ls sa'al that "Happy .lack" ia.an old j
offender.
Mrs. Martin Is
Ta Leave City.
? Mrs. J. II. Martin, who has been I
conducting one of tbe best -known
boarding houses in the city; 00' South I
Main street, ia making preparations!
to close down her establishment and
move to Hue West for thc winter
months. Mrs. Martin bas a daughter
who ia attending the Woman's College
of Due West. Her boarding house bas
had the refutation of being one of tho
best tn the eity and her boarders re-'
gret her departure.
City Oficial
Begins His Untie*.
Dr. John P. Major yesterday as
sumed his new dnies as city meat
and milk inspector, succeeding Dr. J.
C. Mitchell, who resigned. Some time
-- - * --. , _ - M . 1- V._S _ M
Mftu ?** m iiiocuHi ?#& vu?, vuaiu w ?
health, Dr Major Waa endorsed for the
position and it was presumed that thia
action wouiu be ruiiiied by tuc ?8r
m
RIP ROARING
ARCE COMEDY
-.
TURES DAILY
ind 20c
derson city council. Dr. Major has had
considerable experience in th? work
which he has undertaken for Anderson h
and Ire will doubtless make the city
an efficient und capable inspector.
Monday Brought
Many Offenders.
Yesterday was a busy day with the
city recorder, a iarge number of cases
appearing on thc police blotter. None
of these amounted to much, most of
them being such chargea as drunk. I
drunk and lsordorly und minor of- |j
fensec. Two cases appeared .in which !
the defendants were charged' with dis
orderly conduct, having become In
censed witli one another and having
engaged in bodily combat. Police
court lasted for some time and the
sum total realized from fines will bet
tar the city's finances considerably.
Eight More On
Gambling Charge.
Eight negroes were arrested last
Sunday afternoon by the Anderson
police and hauled to the city jail,
where they joined the four arrested on
the same charge Saturday night and
now the dusky birds will do the 'troll
ing of the bones" inside a cell's walls
if there are any more gamea played.
.The raid Sunday afternoon was made |
on a house on Cleveland street and
was participated in by Officers Whit- j
ten, Sammons, Clamp and Stuart. I
Eight of the negroes made a get-away !
but will probably be caught.
Mrs. Robertson
Han MoTCd Here.
Mrs. Frank Robertson, who has
been conducting a popular boarding
home in Belton, has disposed of her
interests there and moved to Ander
son. She has rented tho old \. M. C. A
building on 8outh Main street and
opened a boarding house there which
she says will be second to none In the
city. Mrs. Robertson has a number of
friends in Anderson and several rela
tives. She is a sister of Frank J.
Rhody of this county.
RrayN Flare
Is Now Open.
About tho most popular place In An
derson yesterda: was Bray's now cigar
store ami soda fountain on Main
street. This place was opened to the
nubile yesterday for the first time and
the patroncje during the day was far
^larger than Mr. Bray ever enjoyed at.
his old stand. He said last night that
ho was well pleased with the business
done for the first day and only hopes
that he may continue to merit the pub
lic's ? approv*l Thp yoting men of tho
city are delighted with tho establish
ment.
-o
Tourists Are Now
Homeward Bound.
Every day sees dozens of automo
biles passing through Anderson and
people traveling on tho national high
way say (.hat it lu nothing unusual to
see 10 or 12 'automobile.* nasa during
the course of ono hour. The tourists
spending the summer months In the
North Carolina mountains and in tho
resorts of tills section are beginning
to leavo for their homes. Others are
just getting a chance to get away for
a week's recreation and outing and
the country roads of Anderson county
are probably more popular now than
they have ever been before.
Small Fire At ?
Fertiliser MOL
Anderson people "Were much con
cerned Sunday night about ll o'clock
over the blowlnz of a mill whistle.
The whistle sounded for some time
and the people were convinced that a
fire must be in progress somewhere lu
the city, which was really > the case.
One of the motors in the Anderson
Pbosphsto * Ol! Company humed out
and some of the wc 1 work In the
room became Ignited. The blowing of
j tira ?rui?tiS ?U>??nGr??d Z- SUSSbC? O?
the workmen and they.- succeeded In
j getting the blaze extinguished before
i ranch, damage was dene.
Pi Cl
SIMPLE FAITH.
LNM&E, JS.t iii the da
38 CALIBRE FRIENDS!
School Boys and School Girls
lt's your fall shoes that you are most interested in and
wanting to interest you about, as we know you are going
to buy a pair or so and we realize that we have no busi
ness to expect you to get them from us unless we can
show ADVANTAGE-J^RICE ADVANTAGE- STYLE
ADVANTAGE-WEAR ADVANTAGE-and we are in
a position to show you all these advantages and even
more. We'll gladly talk fall shoes w.;th you-Come in.
GEISBERG BROS. SHOE CO.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE-SHOES THAT SATISFY
I ||jp|! pf
^^^^^'HOMF. or YOUR ' "
^^^/OWN IS, AHO ll C ?U?k-tfr Iggffijjgt?
DO YOU KNOW,
There's nothing like YmawC1'
A5b's* getting a thing while you j jj fjj^
^ O^^y JO H NI IW L?^fT^^^^' *\u ? ' jj ' %jjg^f
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A young man said to ut yesterday:
"I wish I had bought a lot ia
North Anderson abc months ago,
then I would have bought tba lot
that Mr. -- now baa-that's
the lot I wanted."
THE LESSON IS
Get your Jot ia North An?
d?7asn zum-' -&?fc?? asnas ons
ale* doa*.
SS
ii
ture Program
VICTOR
UNIVERSAL IKE
. Dr ara a
tiger* of a great City .
Comedy
HIP. NESTOR
Drama
i REEL TO BE SELECTED