Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Bl J O Harms Will Present 1 Remember, This SHERLOCK HQLNIE ??uriTrnu n HUNtM, ?) He Will Mingle Wi Is To Be Seen Hours. Magi Will Cap! Tho Anderson Intelligencer vouches ?hut Bhorlocv Holmes. Jr., the man of mystery 1H n total t'lrdngor In Ander son und he ta tim raine gentleman who has I ;en Impcr.HonntinK tho part In varions cities where the proposition hus bean worked .?You ?re the Mytdcrlnys .Sherlock Hol/ncN, .1r" of the Anderson Daily Intelligencer." 'i hes'' are the milgie words with which to make this mysterious gen tleman acknowledge his Identity and receive $2f> cash from The Intelli gencer tor. your trouble. How t" I sc Sentence. In urtng the abovo sentence . no ?./ords must bc added or taken from or arrangement changed. They niuKtj be uah! exactly us published, other- ( wiso Mr Holme:', will not acknowledge Ii!:; identity. Simply go up to thc, mun you iMspect and holding thc last IHSUO of tho Anderson Daily Intel!!-, gencer in your hand use tbe sentence, ns abovo published, and this paper vouches that Mr. Holmet. wMl imme diately ucknowlcdgo his identity, and tho money will be promptly paid oven i/iiould you get the right man within 'if teen minutes after the . contes] Blurts. Winn Sherlock Holmes, Jr., arrives l-i Anderson ho will n ike--himself very H.in-li at home. You ure liablei i un acrdra this eludive gentleman in1 tim most unexpected places, for Mr.' IJolm.'s ia a sociable fellow and is' never so happy as when mingling { kV lt Ii thu people. You may meet him In tho porlomco, stand near him lui ' ,iny number of. the prominent mer-' GERMANS PRAISED BY AMERICANS Toar?a*.* Claim Only Courteous Treatment While in the Ger man EBBWft Rotterdam, Aug. 21.-Amorleojir who t und themselves In Germany dur ing V . ih:t days of the European war were In no wise molested and tho Ger mau governemnt took every Rtep to protect them. This ls the substance of Maternent? miele here by Americans returning from Germany g?terai instances of abuse and per ennal dan ?er were recorded but in ev-, cr., onad the excitement to the decla ration of war, mobilisation and result U TH I Musici "Dome! Company Has a Cast of 13 ;s, JR., IN OF mm IN CITY th The People And During Waking c Words That ture Him. pantile ?IOUKQS. Hit noar him in the play house and. in fart, meet him any where und everywhere, A Hun for Y?ur Money. Thut yon will have a run for your money goes without saying. Mr. Holmes will not he captured without un effort. Ho lias traveled fur und has operated in many cities, going for nine day^ in Mempnis. Tenn., wita thousands of people looking for him, for over two week? In Richmond, Va., willie in a smaller city in a nelghbor ?Ing state, the authorities even employ ed a Pinkerton mnn to round up Mr. Holmes, und even lie did not succeed In doing so until the night of thu last day of the contest. I Sherlock Holmes1, Jr.. will tell you ithrt.ugh tho columns of The Intelli gencer each dav where, he goes, whom I he Bees, what he docs, nnd in fact gives you each day a completo history 'of his doings tho day previous and in many wuys, to he announced later, glvei; you opportunities to capture him I Remen.'ber, now. Tho Intelligencer vouches that Shearlock Holmes. Jr.,1 The Man of Mystery ls a total stranger in Anderson. That he comes here solely for thlf contest and that all st itm lent:, by this paper in regard to him are absolutely correct. Thora is but one genuine Sherlock Hoimes, lr., and be ia the gentleman who ia coming to Anderson for the Hally.Intolligcm r. j Keep your eye on this paper, for Thc Msrt^attawyiatery will bo circul?t.. lng among you almost before you, know it. Going to i the 1st ute they can't get the i hit new building by lng high spirits of the people were re sponsible Then, too, the few cases recited to thc Associated Press corres pondent iccured in out. of the waar placea, and persons touring tho em pire in automobiles were tne princi pal' sufferora. German villagers un able to distinguish the Americana from thc english atoned travellers, j threat- [ ened them nn?l molested *l?e*n '.?e J hotels, but as soon as lt had bte^nf nS;. : , Clear that tho victims of their 'wrath were Americans the ?nest complete j apologies were offered. ir. rr.cst'| cases thc offenders were immediately ' arrested and summarily puu?^b*d On August 5. thc German cmpci or | himself la said to have Issued a deer according to which the burgomasters j all over^Uia euVpire were to be hold, personally responsible for harm be- ! falling nil foreigners, especially the' Americana^ * Sm mm AT RE 1 Come stic Tro WELL TRAINED PEOPLE, V .y. .y. if. if. if. if. if. -Y -Y Y- Y- ? * ? * ELECTRIC CIT * _ .V* Items of Interest and Pereon * Wireless on the 5 Y? if* if* if* if* if* if* if* if* if* if*' Sf* if* ip Change Occured In City Office rs. Yesterday was Sept. 1. thc date set aside for the city officers to lay down tli' ir duties as BUCII or to ausunie their new duties, a? the case might ho. All i of the transfers of duty took place, and today there are several new men! tn be seen on the police force, while al few familiar faces are aiment. Dr. John P. Majer has ussumed his duties as city meat und milk Inspector, suc ceeded by Dr. J. C. Mitchell and J. W. Sammohds has taken up the duties I as chief of police, succeeding Chief W. JC*. Lee. Several other changes have] ?alroady taken place. The new officials j ? were sworn In nt the city hall yester ' day afternoon at 1 o'clock and idiort \ addresses were delivered by the may 'or and other city officials, in which they assured the new members that | they were ready to stand behind them In what they did. i Want? Tigers Te Serve Their Time. I A reporter *for Thc Intelligencer, In discussing the liquor question with So licitor Kurtz P. Smith, yesterday ask-! I ed the solicitor if ho favored putting I 1 these coses under the jori: diet ion of tho Magistrate?. Mr. Smith says that it would not be a good plan and believes that instead of helping the sltuution [lt woiild do,harm. He sayu that the 1 only possible way for South Carolina to ever settle thc problem of handling j i the Honor cases ls to amend the law ' no that when a defendant 1B convicted ! for tho second time on a charge of selling liquor, it. will not be possible ' to !mpoBc a fine. Instead of this, the law will read so that the prisoner will he sentenced to serve a term in thc I i county chningang or in jatl. Solicitor ' Smith believes that this will settle the uncut ion and to a large extent do away with liquor aelllng and many seem to agree with bim. -o To Nerve Sentence Tor Breaking Law. I Six negroen wore taken from thc j city Jail to thc chaingang yeilerday morning, all of them to serve time for j playing "skin" and one of them to servo an additional ten days for re oisf|ng arrest. ' These negroes were rounded up Sunday afternoon on the charge of gambling and tbo following I were sentenced to serve for the next | (10 days on the roads of Anderson coun ty: John White, Jeff Lee. Haskell Da- ] vis. Will Walker and Doc Williams. Whoo tho officers flushed the bunch Charlo? Young fought ^ h?nd-io-han?, battle with Officer Sanders before sub- | mltting to arrest and he was accord ingly sentenced to serve for* 40 days on tho public works. The negroes around town have reached the point where they are afraid to rattle a "set ot bones" at all." Poor People Had Uhr Night The evening which tho officers of Ute local Salvation Army post arranged for the poor people of the city was the big success of thc week and Ensign Belcher Was yesterduy congratulating the other members of thc poet on what they were able to do. Mr. Belcher es timates that, over 200 gathered at the Salvation Army hal) tor the evening and listened to tho program, which consisted of songs and recitations and addresses. Following this, ice cream and soft drinks and sandwiches were | served. Mr. Belcher said yesterday that the people, of the city responded very liberally Indeed to his rcquett for funds, with which to stage the event, and be desired to thank them rar^t heartily for the help they,had given. It ls probable that another such ev- j ening may be arranged at an early date. Instructor Here Fi om Kentucky. Prof. H. E. Tuckor, who la a mern-| ber of the faculty cf tbo Kentucky j Military Institute, located at Lyndon, in the suburbs ot louisville, has arriv ed in Anderson to vbdt lila father, C. ,L. Tucker. Prof. Tuckor ls Instruc ?or tn mathematics and says that he Ikes bia position fine. He was a! graduate of the citadel in the class of ' 'Di and to an able military school men. ?4 ii The Palm? THE PALM t? y Co. ?bles" /ito a DANDY CHORUS ************** Y SPARKLETS * al Mention Caught Orer tba * i tree ts of Anderson * Janitor's Juli IN Marli Desired Judging flinn tho number of appli cations received for the position of janitor at th?! Anderson county court house, the position must he a. lucra tive one. It was said yesterday that over fifty applicaticns had been re I ccived and every day moro people call ind inquire as to how to get the Job. W. A. Clamp, formerly Janitor at [this building, resigned in order to ac I cept a position en tho police force and since tiiut time the county board Vias not been in session and therefore Ino successor to Mr. Clamp has yet ! been chosen. Tho board will meet next Monday and at that time they will select come mun out of the 50 to get the Job. Calvin mealed With Andersen. Paul H. Calvin, ono of the live Btock agents of the live t-tock deportment of Clemson college, wis in Anderson on yesterday und while here told'a repor ter for The Intelligencer that he was well pleased indeed to learn that a I stimulus had been lent the livestock 1 industry in this county and that an '.Anacreon county exhibit is to be held. He spoke in the highest terms o? the Anderson county rarmers. Mr. Cal vin came to this country several months ago and lent assistance to the livestock,dealers and raisers and he ?was warmly welcomed yesterday. -o-, . ?Fall Changes Are Being Made The merchants In this section of the country and nil other business mon. I usually make thir changes, when there ' are any of any importance, on the first, day of what is properly termed the falj I season and therefore yesterday brought some new faces to pome of thc ' establishments of the city while the other establishment!: have changed their bases of operations and aro now , located in new buildings. With tho number of stores now being completed. , lt ls probable that other chang.-* Will soon occur. ('?n?:,?;iuu Party . Had Bis'. Time. For the'-Ia?f ten days a party of An derson people have beeb enjoying life at White Water Fal 1B, where they es tablished what was known as the "An derson Camp.". AU the people in the party were from thia city and tho con geniality and comradeship made the j occasion more pleasant than lt might otherwise have been. Among those I composing the party.were: Mrs. Ro bert Ligon and Miss Mao Ligon, Mrs. J. E. Sadler and Miss Mary Sadler, , Miss binda Thompson, Miss Linda An thony and Messrs Ligon, Marshall and Fant. . i . . ---o . First "lt" Month liss Rronght Oysters There is an old Baying that oysters are cn ly good to eat tn the months beginning with tho lotter ?'ii" and tho cafe keepera of Anderson teem to think that thia is true. The first fresh oysters to be put on the local market thia season were advertised yesterday in Anderson' cafes and the proprietors or the placetfa*-ay that they had a number of calls for the dishes during the day. Possibly the oysters aro good to cat in September but a majority of tho people of the city will prefer to-Wait until cooler' weather arrives before they undertake I any of them. Resillar Meeting 'if l'hiiaiheas ! The regular monthly meeting ot the ' Junior Phllath?aa class ot the First Presbyterian church will, be held nn Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock with Mrs. nunnett Thompson on North Mc Dufnc -.-.treat. Ail members are urged to be In attendance as thia will be a meeting of Importance end of moro than ordinary interest. Capt. Richards Is To Speak Kat ort!?}, ; Capt. Jun. O. 'Uichardt:, candidate for governor'will'bo here Saturday after noon and will speak from the' court house stcpa beginning at 3 o'clock. Brown 99 ?to is Showing W'S ? THE PRICE PAID ... 2 reel di HER TWIN BROTHE1 F? Coming tomorrow-"T?" Also FOI fpALME 1 KJ THE RUSSELL-HENRI Baby Athlone Albrazar i THE LURE OF THE 1> A DARING GETAWAY THE COMING OF LO il The Best Vaudev THE COOLEl Mr,. Hancock Is '. ' ' 1 . In Second Race.' 1 '"- ' Owing to sonte. mi stake in counting tho votes cast for comml"?isioner in dis trict No. 1, thc statement has appear ed that Lawrence McGee was declared elected. This was,.an error, as Mr. McGee- will hnvc to run a second race for commissioner, of district No.. 1 with J. H. Hancock.;. Tne.cpunty toc retary and the counjry,vch^lxman both regret that tho mistake was made and lt was not made with any intention of injuring Mr. Hancock's candidacy. Has Entered The Rea j Estate Field ll. G. Love, who bas boen connected with* the J: Forman EvaUB Real Es tate agency, bas resigned that posi tion and yesterday opened offices in the new Watson-Vandiver building on Main street. Mr. Love plane to deal in real estate ot all kinds, but ho will make u specialty; of ?nrnv lands snd ho expects to do an ex^eusiyo business in thic line. He has, had considerable ex perience in the real estate held- and friends of his Eay.Uia.i >e,y*ll be In business for himself. TTrjr: . -.<??* Capt W. C. Will* Herc Yesterday.1 Capt. W. C Wllira'""of Yorkvillo, pasted through1 Anderson! yesterday en route to Atlanta. Ca**!' W?I"s 'l- - touring with-Vj Mt J&KI?Lf-And thoy~plan] to spend' ?ever^t ."ilayf in Atlantic City. It will be^gjg?geved that the Yorkvillo man was a candidato for the office of Adjutant General of South Carolina tn the recent primary elec tion and bc made a splendid run al though ho was defeated by the Incum bent, Gen. W. W. Moore. New Salesman ls In The qty. K O. Wright arrived In Anderson yesterday- from Greenville and began hie duties as one of the salesmen for ? the Moore-Wilson Company. The now ' man has had much experience in the' mercantile business, having held re sponsible positions ir. Greenville and also in Atlanta. The local fl fm foci that they were fortunate in being able tO secure bim. Maaldln Company Will Do wiring. The Mauldin Electric Company, of Anderson Waa yesterday ?Lwerdod the contract for wiring Ligou &. Ledbet* ? ter's handsome new building on Matu' street, which will soon be completed; The contract ls for about'$700 An derson people are beginning tn v*nU*? that they c-f?.n got local firms to do their work as well or better, than most of the out-of-town people. Tho Sullivan. Hardware Company got the plumbing contract. ANOTHER HERO FOUND Berlin. Sept, .1.-Emperor Winiam has conferred the d?coration of the decoration of the Iron Creas? first c?as?, epon (?enera! von Llndenburg. > High-Class Acts; 1 E C?OLEST m ?ROGRAM PHOTOPLAY . . . . ECLAIR .ama with Barbara Tennant * (Comedy).JOKER I KTH RHEL TO BE_8ELE('TED iE M?LLiuN DOLLAR MYS i ERY, series 8. RD STERLING In a comedy.. TTO THEATRE? iS A ~% T* fl TT* W? TF% A H. JZ '- ? Ci MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Presents BUSTER BROWN A Screaming Comedy n an entire change of Songs and Music. ?N MOVIES IT . . .Lubin 2 Reel Special . . . Biograph Drama NE WOLF . .. . Kalem Drama ?He To Be Seen at ST PLACE IN ANDERSON |j A young man said to us yesterday: "i wish ? had bought a ion ip North. Anderson ask months ago, then I would have bought tho 'ot that Mr. --now has-that's the lot I wanted." THE LESSON IS Get your lot in North An derson cow before some .one else does. REVIVAL AT PENDLETON , j j^tfjP? CATCIl STURGEON inj. Peteat et ranean ls Preaching j &>i*ia?r F? Slsjaed tte Bili 'JrWsed Hasse 6?eat Setawas. Pr ;tl,e Legislature. Rev. T. L.' Smith, pastor of the Bap- j - ??ly?l^ ^ ^ to The iutelUgencsr. "Dr. Edwin M. Potent, president of Columbia, Sent. 1.-The bill relating Purman University, Greenville, ia with to the clos- ss?taon for catching, ?a\l u?here now domg the preaching in a lng and buying sbadiand stergeon, revival meeting with tho Baptist , , ? . ?*?B???* church. He preached a great sormon VOMfsd by ^he last general assembly, this morning bu the subject of pray- was signed today by the governor. It er. It goes Without ??ring that we provides dates between which shad are in line to receive many good ^ ?turaeon mar not he ranaht ahd things this week. Servicea, morning surgeon may not ne caught aaa 10:30; evening 8:15. Public ls cor- carries a orovlslon that no stnrgfBn (Hally Invited to attend these meetings shall be caught for three years after till tho house if full." January 1, 1916. 'he Program Changed Daily PLACE IN ANDERSON