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. '.j'51 '..ivy v " v pHLWETTO THEATRf ALL THIS WEEK MCLEOD & MCDONALD MUSICAL COMEDY CO. 12 PEOPLE 12 The first nomber prettented by thin Company Monday will be "A NIGHT IN OLD HEIDEL BERG" A Musical ExtraTSganzu of Id?1 ody, Mirth and Song, Featuring Inez und Odey. Be sure to hear the Quartette-(??'.laguer, Anthony, Inez and Odey. MOVIES FOR TODAY "THE OLD FISHERMAN'S STORY" A Two Reel Majestic Feature. "GUSSIE THE GOLPHER" Ono of those funny Keystone Comedies. Mr. Pmkston Guarantees thia show up to his Standard. S. H. Byron Leases Tho Aiken Journal and Review and Will Conduct IL The following announcement from th? Aiken Journal and Review will be ot interest to friends in Anderson of Mir. S. H. Byron. Mr. B. H. Byron of Anderson ose of tito well-known newspaper men of thia State has leased the Journal and 1 ?jview and beginning with January 25. will .have control of. the business. vMjp^Byron^a .^*(BB(jjr?ra??BJ?0? business of newspaper work, having been connected with the newspapers of Anderson and other placea, and more recently- connected with tho Greensboro, N. C., News. He ls a gentleman of pleasing man ner, and a.writer of ability, and wlU glv*p the people of this city and county a good newspaper. M it. W. B, OSHO HIVE Returns Front Highland* Mach Im prered. Mjr. W. FA Osborne who has been at. Highlands, N. C., for several months has returned homo. His many friends through this section will'bo delighted' to know, that ho I? much Mmprov^d ln^heaUh^^^ " *' . fri ? AX THE BIJOU The handsome new curtain will he in use Monday. ^ PROGRAM "A CAPTAIN OF VILLAINY" A 2 Reel drama featuring Warren Kerrigan "TWO OF A KIND" A RoaringComedy. ? "A RACE WITH DEATH" Featuring Bob Leonard and Betty Schade. TUESDAY "The Mystery of the Throne Room." In 2 reels featuring Francis Ford and Grace Carnard and two other selected reels. PRICES 5 AND 10c * ELECTRIC CIT * _ * Item* of Interest ?ad Person * Wireso? a? the Si * ? * * * * '* ******* N>gro Brought - From Georgia. Charged with having fraudulently obtained $46 from J. H. Chamblee of this county aomO years ago, a negro by the name of Sam Rice waa brought buck here yesterday morning from Clarksville, Ga., by Deputy James Williams. The negro bad spent some two years In prison in Georgia, lt ls stated. It is said tbat he waa arrested there for carrying a pistol and ley In prison for a year awaiting trial. Upon his conviction bo was sentenced to serve one year on the chain gang. Deputy Williams left Anderson Friday morning to bring the negro bacK here. -o- _ Bound Over on Grave L'harge. That Verge Hunter, the negro was placed In jail recently on cnargea or having stolen 2 1-2 bushels ot peas from R. W. Parker, a farmer living 7 miles southeast of the city, had broken into a barn to commit the al leged theft, ?re the charges made against the negro when the case waa brought before Magistrate Broadwell yesterday. This coas? being nut cf thc Jurisdiction of the magistrate, the ne gro was bound, over to the court of General Sessions for trio!. -o Special Meeting County Board. A special meeting of the board of education was held yesterday In the office of County Superintendent of Education J. B. Felton. Mr. Felton stated that there waa nothing to give out for publication as to what trans pired at the meeting. Cotton Brought S 1-4 Cents. Here Cotton was quoted on the local mer. ket yesterday at 8 1-4 cents, though comparatively little of tho staple waa offered for sale. Late in the afternoon the market dropped to 8 cents. Local buyers stated that they had beard of no point in thia section of the coun try whore cotton sold any higher. ? o First Commission From Governor Monning. The first commission issued by Gov ernor Manning to bo recorded in An derson county was the commission of Capt. H. H. Watkins as a notary public. The paper waa filed in Ute of fice of Clerk of Court Jomes N. Pear man yesterday morning and recorded Ol* CHy Bara. ? Is Centlny Down. Worteasn have about completed the taak of tearing down the old barn, which was sold at auction a few days ago. The rasing of the structure makes a great Improvement In the ap pearance of that section of the city. vVhcs t~s Sli bara Ita a&en removed the city's stable ?ot will be improved, and put In a strictly sanitary condi tion. Would be Admitted To the Bar at 18. Senator J. L. Sherard has Introduc ed In the senate a resolution to admit G. A. 1. Rosenberg, the 18 year old son of Mr. H. H. Rosenberg, of thin city, to the State bar, upon kio pas sage of the required bar examination. As the law stands now applicants for admission to the bar must be 21 yea;*a of age. Young |Ma>. Rosenberg has been studying law for tbe post several years. Whoils employed at Laster* Co., some years ago he took up the study ot law, and applied himself dillgeotly during spare hours. For the past two years he has been connected with the law offices of Green and Earle. He ls an exceptionally bright young man, and his friends predict for him a bril liant future. Theatre Architect Will be Here. A letter received here yesterday at tho chamber of commerce from Char loo K. Bryant, architect tor the new Anderson theatre, steted thst Mr. Bry ant would arrange his plans so that ho could be here for the opening of tho playhouse, which has been set for the night of February 18. Condition of Mr. Marett Critical. News roaching th? city ye:U;rday from Fair Play was to the effect that Jullua Marett, who was stabbed aever al weeks ago by a negro amed Oscar Bird, whom ho waa attempting to ar rest, was in a critical condition, a chang? for tho worse having set In several days ego. ************** Y SPARKLETS . _ * -J Mention Caught Over tb? * bre?la of Anderson * ************** Numerous Orders For Map H Received. Kol Sowing the appearance ot a para graph in The Intelligencer Saturday morning stating that Secretary Por ter A. Whaley of the Chamber of Com merce waa aniroua to receive all or dere for rural maps of Anderson county, so that he might aend ott the order to the government at once, al* most a score of requests for the maps were received within a very shot time. Mr. Whaley stated that he will send I off the order for tho maps early Mon day morning. o I Dr. Kplllmau la Ouest of Dr. Vine?. Dr. B. W. SplUman, field secrsiary of the education?-1, institutes of the Southern Baptist convention, who ia to address tbe men's mass meeting in the court house at 3:30 o'clok this afternoon, arrived in the city yester day morning, ur. SplUman is the guest of Dr. and Mr?. J. P. Vines. Dr. SplUman wil teach the Baraca class of tho Pirat Baptist church Sunday school thia morning. Delegation Members Here for Week Ead. Senator J. L. Sherard and Samuel M. Wolfe, member of the House of Representatives, are spending the week-end in the city. Senator Sher ard stated yesterday that the'bill rati fying the assessing,abutting property owners amendment was introduced in the Senate on Thursday and that the bill outlining the abutting property law waa introduced in the Senate Friday. -The bill providing for the ap pointment of commissioners tor An derson county has also been introduc ed and will be ratified some time thia week. The bills affecting the abutting prdperty owners matter should be ratified, Senator Everard said, in the next few days. -o Mrs. Anna Dean Died Saturday. ? Mrs. Anna Dean/of the Toney I Creek section of the county died yes terday morning at 9 o'clock of pneu monia. She was about 67 years of age and was the widow of the late Major I John T. Dean, and' daughter of the late John Pooro. >t?he ia survived hy one son, John T. Dean. The funeral services will be held Ulla afternoon at 3 o'clock at Shady Grove church. Funeral af Mrs. McFall Teeny. The funeral servtcea of Mrs. Lon J. McFall, who Friday evening, arin be held this afternoon ot 4 o'clock at the residence of her .daughter, Mrs. L. : Hillhouse. on Elisabeth street The aervlcea will be conducted by the Kev. John P. Vines, D. ft, pastor ot the Pirat Baptist church,, Interment will be Irl cM"r>'* 1?rc"li Th following gentlemen will serve as pall bearers: . L. P. Smith, Dr. J. O. Wittute, Del j: P. Duckett. H. 8. Shumate. Dr. B. A, Honry and D. P. Manldln. Schedule af the. Musses Garllagtes* Mies Maggie M. Carlington, county supervisor of rural schools, and Miss Janie Carlington, in charge of the canning and tomato club work in tho county, will visit several schools thia week, lt was announced yesterday that they v, ill follow thia schedule this week: Mondoy-Concord and Lebanon. Tuesday-Hopewell and Pierce town. Wednesday-Mountain View and Thre0 *nd Twenty. Thursday-Concrete and Oak Hill, i Friday-Union. DULL, SPLITTING, SICK, HEADACHE Dr. James* Headache Powders re lieve al on-*-10 cents a package. - J take . a Dr, Jamos' Headache Ponder and In fast a few moments, your head clears and all neuralgia and pain tades away. . It's the quickest and sorest relief for headache, wheth er dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve racking. Send someone, to the drug store and get a disse package now. Quite suffering-lt'a so needless. Be sure you get Dr. James* Headache Powders-then there will be no disap pointment. Come Here And FincT Out How Much You Gan Save We venture to gay that better values than we are are now showing weie never offered to the people of this vicinity. ' Men-think of buying the very best Clothing that can be made at these prices: AU $27.50 SUITS . . . , t177C All $25.00 SUITS are going m this Sale at one price. .?bl /./O All $22.50 SUITS Aiillsisoiurri - e****** ?? *T "rice $13.75 All $16.50 SUITS . . ... c i . ?tl ft 7C AU $15 00 SUITS are going in tht. Sale at one price. .ipIU.fO AuliaSibnl ^?olnginth?Sale?toneprice $7.75 The reductions in prices are very sharp, but te h*ve determined to close out every winter suit in the house. There is a lot of winter yet to come and you will find it worth while buying now at these re ductions. & BOLT MUK. CELEBRITIES INVITED TO SMOKER AKIN JAL MEETING OF CHAM BER OF COMMERCE WILL BE HELD MONDAY NEW PROGRAM Prof. W. W. Long of Clewaon College Astern Secretary Whaley Ho WO! Bc Hsre. ? Ovsr^the lou's distance telephone from .Columbia, yesterday.. Pro? w. W. Long, State agent ot thV farmers ? and meeting of the Chamber of Com tmewc wnlo> > will 'be Held ) Monday -evening. Prof. Long win. come down from Clemson College by automobile and return Immediately, as he wilt have tb meet with the county demon stration agents ot the State at their semi-annual meeting which wtl". Le hold et Clemson Tuesday. Revised Prograna. Secretary What y yesterday made public a revised program for tao meeting, which reads as follows: Chairman-Hon. J. D. Hammett, chairman of the executive committee. Invocation-Rev. J. W. Speake, pas tor St John's Methodist church. Address-"The Future Before Us," Gen. M. L. Bonham. Address-"Agriculture/' Hon. W. m V.'Vg, S**1* agricultural manager, Clemson. Addrcss--"Pavlng," Hon. G. Cullen Sullivan* city attorney.. Plans for the work tor 1015, by Mn T. Frank Watkins, rico chairman of executive committee. Address-"The Grain Elevator." Edward H. Richards, Willow City, N. D. Address-"Opening ot Ute Theatre," Hon. J. S. Fowler, president Ander son Development Company. .Momlnatlone for three directors, to servo a term ot three years, begin nrar'Februory 1. 1015.. and expiring February 1, 1918. Appointment of three tellers to canvass vote, appoint ment to be. made by chairman. Elec tion of sucti directors. General discussion. Smoker. DisUng^?Nihed Guests. *Vi?rgo number. ' of . ;gu?st?, ? and some very distinguished ones, are ex pected to attend the smoker. Among the more prominent out of town guests invited to the meeting ere: W. S. Lee, president and 13. Thomaaon. general manager of the Piedmont and Northern Lines; H. L. Hungerford, superintendent of the Charlotte-At ienta division of the Southern Rail road; W. E. McGee, assistant gener al passenger agent ot tho Bonnern Railroad; Fairfax Harrison, president cf Southern Railroad; Ai W. An, derson, generU msnagsr of tho C. & W. c. RaUroad; Ernest Williams, traffic manager of the C. ft W. C. Rall? road; Z. V. Taylor, president of tho Southern Public Utilities Company? C. 8. Allen, traffic manager of the Piedmont and Northern lanes; W. Wi Hess, president of the Anderson Gad Company; a Al Bilah, vice president of the Anderson Gos Company; Gov ernor Richard I. Manning, Lieuten ant Governor A- J. Bothoa, Col. E. J. Watson, commissioner of agriculture, commerce and industrien; COL Wil liam Banka, of the office of the com J missioner; officers of commercial or Jgattlsations of this Stat?. S- Ah Car olina and Georgia; Unlteu States Senators B. R. Tillman ind E. D. Smith; Congressmen Wyatt Aiken end A. F.Levbr; President W. M. RiggB of Clemson College. f^?j^MEL^? Calomel makes yon sick and yoi i loee a day's work. Calotte) is s, nasty, dangerous cbenttcaL flS livei your sluggish liver and bowels whei constipated, headachy, bilious, Just a 10-ocnt hex of harmlessj Cascareta, -. . . ? ? ' _ _ Mother's Pension BAL PHOENIX, Arts.. Jan? 23.-Widow ers more than 60 years joid with chil dren and unable to earn a livelihood, will get a pension of $15 a month for themselves and $8 for eac? child, under terms of a mother's pension bill passed today by the Arkona leg islature. i I WEEK Or MELODY AND MIIRTIi ll ll MCLEOD & MCDONALD MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY II MONDAY MOVIES FOR MONDAY S m "A NIGHT IN OLD HEIDELBERG" 19 PBftPI F 19 ?TH? ?? ^ M^TV? I Musical Exiravangar?a of Melody, Mirth ?nd lAl"*"*! ^Vlv.JLrfli"^!^ Re** D**?s*a* I ll Song-Featoiring Inez and Odey. 4 Gussie the Golpher"-A Keystone Coated? with 1