The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, January 10, 1915, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
PALMETTO
ALL THIS WEEK
this week will beat any show you ever saw for the sams prk?, If it
a very successful four week's engagement! at the Bonita in Atlanta,?,
Regardless of where you have been, or what you have seen, we GUARANTEE that th?ishow
isn't, stop at the box office and get your money. That's fair isn't it? They come direct to us]from
where they turned the people away on many occasions.
Our contest, which has grown so very popular is still in progress; it will continue on through this month. Two Annual Passes given each week; You are RS apt
to get on? as any other person- I" i liaOT-lWJMW'ilili'p lim i i.
Come Monday? and Remember this Show is
VE NEWNAN'S MUSICAL
isitig the immensely Popular Marian Girl
GUARANTEED to Please! YOU !
-
HSI IN CONNECTION
WITH THEFTff $52.00
FROM RESIDENCE OF FRANK
P. ROBERTSON LAST
MONDAY. NIQHT
A COI^ftSSlON
By Clever Bit of Detective Work
Constable and Police Get
Mattie Scale? in Toil..
: li T . '
Arrested oej?u?pJclan le connection
with tho disappearance..last Monday
dight of If>3 lib^^ash from the resi
dence .of Prank, j-P* ttoberUou, 60."
Bout h Main'street, but relensed the
.ol lowing dav becauac of lack of evl
len co ngnlnpt her. a negro woman of
many "olaisee," but who, through oxl
' fenoles of thc occasion, ls dubbed
Mund Saales, wa? rearrested Friday
night on charges of ha\Vng stolen the
money, and according to Polico Chief
Snainton*, baa mrjle a confession KI
ihlH effect.
' f>-ve Her Rear.
Although. the police hod no evi
dence > against tho negro woman In
connection with the robbery. They
were morally certain that she bad had
something to do with lt. But before
tho bar of Justice opinions and moral
certainties. do not go-one must be
ablo to deliver the goods, which, tn
legal parlance, ls evidence of the
brand where no reasonable doubt ex
ists as to the gull* or Innocence of
the accused.
In thin lnmtmnr* v?n Msrils, con
stable tor Magistrate B? F- T/l'.aon,
?un members ci the polico depart,
meat decided to bring lato service a
i lui e-h ono red and homely blt of epl
trammattlcal wisdom, to wit, ''give
?-?no plenty of rope and be rr>\\ haag
himself." So they decided to give
Maud Scales plenty of rope, and now
Ht appears that:?!aud bas, figuratively
speaking, placed tba noose about ber
own neck.
Beat** SSaS Finery,
.j One night lani, week Private? San?
Sers and Whitten aearched the dornt
.-ile of Maud Scale?. They discovered
several new garments of rather tx- ?
pensive design, and tala aroused their
BURPlolono. Hut Maud lind nut bren
given enough rope. While Constable '
Van .Martin and Hw police roiled on
their gut)? Marni went about the Job
of w?av.ng u ncl eboul herself, no lt
In said.
In nome way the ofhccra learned
iliai Ntuud hud unid.- .-ut her extensive
purehuses ut a local department Blore.
They lande un investlgution but tauud
that tho gooda hud been returned.
About this time they received u "tip"
that a colored woman hud-mad" con
siderable purchaser from a ladles"
More of the elly. They Investigated
this, but nt flrsi found nu evidence.
'Tis true extensive pun ha: . . had
been made ut this store by ?j negro,
woman, li nt aim did not give her linnie'
.l.t Maud Scalen. She had purchased
goods amounting to $3i, und hail left
them at the store, lo be delivered lat
?r. Tho police wen! n little further
with tho investigation and learned
that tho purchase! lu question had
he,.? made by Maud SenleR. but under
an assumed name, or as she would
probably sav, a non de plume, lt was
m interesting fact to note thut the
won i a ii had requested thut the pur
chssoH be held there nnd not, sent to
her borne.
A Sly Mere.
The oollce are of t he opinion thut
Maud Scales ordered the gooda not
Bent to her bouse Immediately fur
fear Ibat tho police might search her
domicile and find them. In other
words, they believe, she planned to
Watt until tho "storm had blown over"
before taking the goods home.
Tbo woman waa arrested Friday
night and placed In this guard house.
Yesterday morning she waa transfer
red to tho county jail. Hot case wi'/
be handled bv the county authorities,
as the amount of money stolen Is
ove; $20 and constitutes grand lar
-eny. which ls not within the Jurisdic
tion or the recorder's court.
Recovers WO.
Mr. Robertson ?uee??a? in getting
back the I3R which waa spent hy the
??if? woman ai ino Indies" Mord men
ttenrd. Uti reenvites iv?z another
source, which leaves him still 912
short of the amount stolen.
Maud Beales waa a domestic ut the
borne or Mr. F ?berteoo and the money
waa taken from a bureau drawer.
Tilla Troops Holding f Hy.
SAN ANTOKIO, Tel.. Jan. 9.-Dis.
patches received here tonight, from
tho Mexican harder reported the hat
tie between Crremo and Villa forces
at Saltillo, Mexico. sUH in progress
with the Villa troops holding the city
against tba attacks of the Carranca
army. Both eldee claim an advantage
ta a Toeult ot the two days fighting .
? PALMETTO THEATRP fl
fljj I . Ill ll "li 1 f " ---r-^= ^ I
I MONDAY I
? DAVE NEWNAN'S MUSICAL lg
I COMEDY CO.
gi with their Popular Tabarian ffl
|| Girl? in a Very Funny, Funny j
Show? jg
B "THE OLD MAID"-A two reel Majestic |9
Drama. ?JS
K. "HATTY'S MAGIC PANTS"-O.ie o/ Itase |fl
Bf ftinny Keystone Comedies for which 18
Bj Pits company is justly famous. (fl
BB Remember the Contest for Jg
B Annual Passes; Two are fciven IB
fl away each week. The Vaude: fl
B ville this week is a GUARAN- fl
W fl B TEED Show. X v ?
MHRkUF^^^ ^a\flw?^^3 pBhJifi BflB
...... .
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
SCHOOL INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD IN ANDERSON
COUNTY BEGINNING
TOMORROW
DR. J. C. CARMAN
And Other Prominent Speakers
Will Attend the Institutes and
Discus* Matters. '
Tho program for tho Sunday school
institutes to bo held in Anderson
county beginning tomorrow is us fol
lows.
Anderson, Jan. U-3 O'clock,
All the schools or each denomina
tion in. Anderson School District Na.
17 and (Huck Mill will send delegates!
to tba Institute meeting at the Central |
Presbyterian church, meeting Mon
lay. Jan. tl. at 2 o'clock.
Belton, Tuesday IS -S O'clock.
The schools of Broadway. Belton.
Martin and Hoon Path townships willi
Send delegates. Meeting held tn First |
Baptist church.
Starr, Wrdnenday 18-8 O'clork.
The KC htols of Varen nea, Savannah,
Hall and Corner townships will send
delegates. Meeting held In Methodist
Episcopal church.
Piedmont, Thursday 14-2 O'clock.
The schools of Brushy Creek. Oar
vln, Wllliamston and Hopewell will
send delegates. Meeting held In Bap
tist church. , ,
Pendleton, Friday, Jae. 12.-S O'?****, j
Tua SCuO?li? ut nock MU is. jvor?t. '
pendleton aad Ceutarvllle towa?uip?
will sena .doltgates. Meeting hellt In
MM hod itu Episcopal church.
It is boped every church In the
county will bo represented et nome of j
these Institutes. Dr. Carman and oth
er good speakers will be pre seat and.
a live man will discuss a live topic
und our schools will be greatly bless-'
ed. If-any school linda lt difficult toi
fiend delegates to the Institute meeting
In tho district then aend to some other I
distict on any of the other days men
tioned. Below will be found a list of
the speakers und the topics to .be dis
cussed and alio tho county organiza- |
lion:
(Each school is urged to fill but Ibo !
blanks carefully and return as re
nnest.)
Conn!y (entrai Committee.
A. L. Sm et hera, M. O., vice presi
dent; Mr. T. Prank Watkins. vlce|
president; Mr. K M. Cecil, secretary;
Mr. H. M. Cathcart, treasurer
Assisted by State Committeemen.
Dr. J. P. Vine?. Anderson; Mr. J. A.
Brock. Anderson and Ave institute
teams.
Andersen, Central Presbyterian
ritnreb, Jan. IL
John C. Cannan, state superintend
ent; H. 8. IJgon. P. M. Burnett, Q.
Cullen Sullivan. Dr. J. B. Townsend.
Belton, FJrst Baptist Churth, Jan. 12. |
John C. Carman, state superintend
Mit; O. W. Chambo rs. W. S. Ramsey,
Rev. D. W. Podge. A. R. Camplin.
Starr, Methodist Charca, Jaa.lt. .
John C. Carman, state superintend
ant; P. W, Bannister. Rev. J. W.
rt pea rc, Rev. Herman Stone. T. Prank
Watkins.
Piedmont, Baptist Churrh. Jan II.
John C. Carman, state aunerlntemh
?afc; Rev. D. C. Williams. W. P. Cox,
i\ B. Ka le, O. M. Heard.
Pendido?, Methodist Charra, Ann. 1&, |
John C. Carman, state superintend
ant; E. w. Brawn. Re*, j. M. Gar
rison. Dr. J. JR. Young, J. W. Quat
tiebaum
lastltele Program.
Some of the following subjects will
bo discussed by some of the workers
kt all of the institutes:
Afternoon /Hessian 2 to i P. .IC
1. Weakness of Our Sunday School
Work.
.1 How to Make Bible Study De
lightful.
3. Round - Table Conference on
'Sunday School Management."
4. Should the Sunday School
reach 1 Systematic Proportionate Orr
in g T -
6. What "Kind of Bible Class At
tracts Mea?
6. Shall Anderson be a Front Line
3aaday Sebent County?
7. Institute Surprise.
Kening f>s?tea, 4t3t te 9i9tV
1. strong Polata of a Successful
Sunday school.
?. One Minute Talks on "Why 1 go
to Sunday School."
Tl. "The Home and the Sunday
School Har?eased Together."
4. The Qualifications ot an Effect
ive Teacher.
4. -2 -Will Make You to Ascetas
Fishers of 'Men."
<;. Tho Kv <T I asi i nr.
7. Institute Surprises.
?/ Whar a WM? Organized il en's
< 'lass Menus to a Church.
Anderson County ??Islrift,
.No. .1. Hrusliy Creek, dur via. &'ll
llnmston und Hopewell tovynr.hfc .
No. 2. Uroadaway, ?{elton, M Ttln
and I foti ea I'm h townships. -
No. .'. Varennes, Havannah.1 Flail
and Corner townships.
No. 4. Hork Mills, For'.i. Tend eton
and C'entei ville townships. I
No. f>. Auderson School ?iislrirl No.
17. including Oluck. lavery Hulday
scho?)l should send two or more l?lcr
Kates, preferably to the ?ontItu* lu
your dlRtrlot.
PROGRAM FOR
FIRST SESSION!
Outlined For 71st General
terribly ol Sooth Carole??
Which Befins Tuesday.
A..
The Intelligencer Bureau ,
W. F. Calda 4L.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 0.-A progli n of
constructive legislation httB beet out*
lined for the llrst session of th< 71st
general assembly of South Ca dina
which begins on Tuesday nt koon.
Everything ls in readiness for th? an
nual moeting of the legislature! and
the session which begins Tueedly ls
expected to prove one of tbe mosd im
pon ant in recent years.
Organisation of the two houienwill
be first perfected. 'rtetlrlng i lerk
James A. Hoyt will cali, the new 1 rase
to order, and as soon ns n tempi rnry
presiding officer ls selected MC- ?oyt,
who 1* .?. representative fi-oar [ tch
land. will be unanimously ve! cted
speaker. Six candidates are oft ring
for the clerkship, j. Wilson C|>bea
*nd L\ G. Do!*as* ,-.r roiu:cbacff jfflW
Mays cf Greenwood. H. C. Bdjjfefr of
Spartanburg, J. Ti MoOee o BS JHfl
burg, and J. W. Baritel of Kfc? mw.
John S. Wilson ls a candlunteffe re
election UH sergeant kt arms.-oi 1 S.
McQ- Slmklns fo~ reelection' ag ead
trtg- clerk. No opposition hos,'4 -vel
oped to Rev. J. P. Know of P?tt??b?u
for chaplain.
Tho holdover senators will ci jens
tomorrow uight tn select u proi dent
pro tem and make the commute
Rignments. . The names of ?
Legrand Walker of Ueorgeto
Alan Johnstor?? of Nowhen
prominently rooken- of tor pS dent
pro tem. It ls expected that SB Aova
Christensen of Beaufort for chai mau
of the finance committee, Sink! r..^
Charleston for chairman of ?lit* edu
cation committee. Carlisle of Sfll^H
burg for chairman of the JdHJtWrf;
committee, and Aspelt of iMir?>don
for the chairmanship nf Ihn 1HH
committee will ho reelected wuoat
Apposition. M. M. Mann of ShfUat
thews for clerk, R. Beverley ni) ol
Polumbla for assistant clerk, fet^red
Schumpert of Newberry for
U-arins. Rev. W. S. Stokes CELUH
uton for rending clerk, and RCBBIHMB
Freed of Columbia for chaplaS-Bis,--*
no opposition for reelection,, afiSwA )
probably be unanimously ?seleftn by
the caucus on Monday night. ; |
lieutenant Go\J>rnor ChatHjlBM
Smith of Tlmmonsvlilo will call the
tenate to Order. Thif aew seta tors
trill bo Rworn in md tho nominations
if the rnuctta read ?ut? elected. I
New races will needemlnate BHHH
tions.y'Only 2? of the la^t h ou ff are
returned, bat some of the mgghors
navei served >u iorioer iesjisnjy'v^B
llettrevrr over t*?o-?u?rds of tjSnrrpw
loane will get their first legSfUive
experience.- Prominent memlHHjH
termer bouses who ore'
he new boase are T. C. CothrS* ***o!
Toe. A. McCullough of GreenvflNH
3. T. McKeown of Chester. ?
I>ess than a third of the *e*#r will
? new members. Many ot th<Bj9H|
elli not return have beep promrant
y identified with one or the nCSRK
stative branchea tor many flHHH
There la one vacancy In theMH
'rom Chester, caused by the OjflBUUI
Senator P. L. Hardin.. A spct*MHH
lon to fill this vacancy wUffl
>lace on Tuesday, sad t^crn ?MBB
?nd otates offering. A. '
?as a member of the last'hoofed] and
J. T. Sfcokea.
The ms agu ration of Ctover noSB?
trd I. Manning and UouieaadMJMJ
>rnor A. J. Bethea edit tah* PBHM
rnesday week st eoe*. The InMj
igercicaa will be held In the $m m
the'.boase ,of repreeeatativv* j if ; thc
pr?sence or the1 joint session?
s?nat? atol noose, supreme o4SBB
nciaU on4 the people. Chief HffiM
Bary- ot the supreme court ar-IB
minister the oath of chee to *.
crnor sud lieutenant govero*a|
The capita! ls. ready fm
bU*g ?t-tS? lawmakeia." theWgjb?
the house and senate have been swept
and prepared, and ult the prelimi
naries gotten into shape.
The message of tlcvernor Coi ?. 1,.
Bleaso wRl be presented to Mitt
house?"Tfntuedlatfdy after they organ
Ito and send u co?nmlttec to notify
! him of tho fact. The message has
?been written and IR now in the hands
of th? printers.
Members have, atreaily begun drop?
ping Into Columbia and by tomorrow
.. ight practically tho entire membcr
t?lp wft^ be in the city.
NO STOMACH PAIN,
GAS, INDIGESTION
IN FIVE MINUTES
"Pape'? Dlanepain" ta the emly
v. loaawn.
["Really does" put had stomachs in
order-really does" over- come lb di?
gestion dypepsia, ga?, heartburn' and
sourness in five minutes-that-just
thaWiuakes P?pele Diapepsin the
largest selling stomach regulator in
the world. If what you? eat fermenta
Into: stubborn lumps, you belch gas
and eructate sour, undigested food and
acid; head 1B ditsy and aches; breath
foul; tongue coated; your insides
tilled with bile and -indigestible
waste, remember the moment "Pape'e
Dlapepeln" somes in contact with tho
stomach all such distress vanishes.
It'a truly astonishing-almost mar
velous, and . the Joy is Ita harmless.
A large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Dispepsia will give yon a hundred
dollars' worth of satisfaction or your
druggist bands you your money back.
.UV. worth Its winghi in gold tor
men and women who can't get their
stomachs regulated. it. nelone in
handy in case of u sick,'' sour, upset
stomach during the^y or at night.
It's the quICBOBt, surest - and most
harmless stomach regulator in the
world.
Wf?Tf?bHl ?oltt it Ma si wo??
EX-SHERIFF--?ff
SARGENT A?-A
OF THE HOUSE OF? REPRE
SENTATIVES AT AP
PROACHING SESSION
'.il
IS O PT IM IST I
Has Received Assurances of Supi
port From Many Parts of
! State. . - ?
W. n. Klug, ex-sheriff of Anderson
county and former police chief of tho*
city, ls a candidate for^ sargeant-?t
arms of the House of ; Itooresen tat! veal
a position which will be filled 'by thd
lower branch of tho Legislature upon)
the convening, of thc- General Assent
My -on Tuesday. I
Mr. Kblg stated yesterday" that hq
entered tho race at tba sold tl tatton
ot friends and that he had received
assurances of support from friends
?ind acquaintances and"~manv who are
not acquaintances, and'tflat he f?el?
he ha? a good chane? *t beS^ Elected
to the position he s?eks.
?1 his campaign tor the position of
sergeant-at-arras di the hciuse. Mri
King baa not traveled aver the Stat?
tor the purpose of consulting various
persons of influente aa; the remuner*
att?n of the ontce^oK not warran!
such. Mr, King has, however; address: j
ed letters to members of thc House]
and others throughout tho State In*
.in that ho is a candWwre
for thiaparticular oJs?ce. He has aa*]
s3^"^?^' ?^=?o02B?t? J?IHJ their 1
t merely'reqaemed them
pledging, diemselvea to tho
?wpport of tony ono iain until he could
have ah interview with them. Mr. King
stated. yesterday that he would gd
lumbla 'tansy or tome
in the interest of 'h?a campaign
That Anderson's - S?fcti ?f^Ew^jaiai
popubar es-sberiff i? but for this poi
eltjon Jffltao of, Interest to hi. mau?
Under-neath
ls where you'll find the soil, and
that's the sttjtr. from which all
wealth soring*. Do . you ever
think of that?
'.*('' . . '.''.*".'.* 'J ' ".'. - .'-.;r,::
And while you ara thinking of
it, please .remember that I se?
lois of farms every week; how
ever I still have some of the very
best fnrmf. in Anderson Countv
fat sale. * *
If you contemplate th's pur
chase of a farm
SEE ME!
Rea) ?Estate
Office Ov?r Hahfeartf's Jewelry .Sterc,
trieiids throughout ibo cosnty. He woe
tiTn end reared 1B ibis county and hes
always lived here. Far years he figur
ed conspicuously tn public lire of th's
city and county, and no man who ever
heht nubile oTftca her?? IR mor? popu
lar with the rank and filo or ?a&atS?^
?le. Big hearted, practica *
bus stern, and. wiw?nes.
coarse o? ?uty.-w?eift ...
.juirss, he vvould make
sama :p? smon. r
llltcv itutttvufinvi
of ?he Lggistatu
he 1?
?t?tere tot
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