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"The Anderson" 1 OUR PROGRAM WILL PLEASE YOU TODAY \ Thursday*, Feb. 25 th "The Premature Compromise" 2 Part Koluna Don't niiss (Iii - production, li's splendid. Tlx* story IM well carried out, th?* plot ls good mid Kcenrri supero. MAIU M'DEHMOTT hun ?he lille role. "The Dale of Destiny" Biograph Thu picture drama with a pastoral Bator ls neted well. The principal parts ure bandied hy I'll AS. ll. WEST and KATE BRUCE. "Swe^die Collects For Charity" Essanay >'ow please don't miss (his pleture. Honestly lt ls rieh. WAL LACE BERKY. BETTY BROW* nnd LEO WHITE ure the fun malters. "The Richest Girl in the WorW" Selig CUBIC meet this young Iud), Possibly there's a chance for some yoong person seeking matrimony. Just think, bojv. nbc has #I,(M>,. ililli. We will be glad to Introduce yon to her. "The House of Silence" Biograph Thia picture Ja good, lt contains a strong pint and recommend it. The principal players are ALFRED PA (JET, Al ta STA AN DERSON and KATHERINE LEE. ' Oar orchestra gaina daily In popularity. Yon have missed something good If yon fail to hear IL Tomorrow "MY OFFICIAL WIFE" i Reel Vltagraph Featuring CLARA KIMBALL YOI'NfJ and HARRY MAKEY. ADMISSION, - - - Sc and 10c We Do Not Close For Supper C. F. Bowie Funeral Services of Well Known Young Man to be Held Today Tho neoros of friends In Anderson of Charles Frank Bowl? were grieved yesterday to leam of hlB death, which occurred about 8:30 o'clock Wednes day morning at the residence of bia mother, Mrs. J. A. Bowie, nt No. 143 Sayre street. The funeral services will he held this morning at tho resi dence, after which Informent will 'be theda lu Stiver Brook cemetery. The services will be conducted by the Rev. J. R. Cary, ot Central, assisted by tho Rev. J. W. Speake. pastor of St. John's Methodist church. - For several years Mr. Bowie wan connected with the C. & W. C. rnllwuv at Anderson, being shlppls*: clerh at the freight depot. Later he wont to Atlanta to take a similar position with the ll & N. road. Some two years ago ?he contracted tuberculosis, which was the cause of hie death. Mr. Bowie was prepared to die, and expressed to his pastor several days ago that he was ready to go. The young man realized that the en l wan drawing near, and a few days before his death made bia own funeral ar rangements. He selected the minis ters to conduct the funeral services and named his pallbearers, the latter being former coworkers and intimate friends. The pallbearers are: Messrs. Oeo. F? Boyd. E. H. Johnstone, W. Nardin Webb. W. P. Sloan, W. K. Bray andi Joe M. Rvans. Mr. Bowie is survived by his mother, two Hist TH and two I brothers. Hin sisters are: Mrs. R. O. Leeroy of Anderson and Mrs. J'. W. Robinson of Atlanta. Hts brothers are: ll H. and A. K. Bowie, both of j this etty. Kinging Contention. The Oakwood Singing Convention will meet with the* Orrville Baptist j church of Anderson next Sunday. Feb ruary 28, morning and afternoon sua sion. The nongs used will bo both old ] and new. Other churches arc requested to be| represented. Any church wishing this convention to meet with thom please come pre pared to Invito. W. P. STEVENSON. For the Committee. How Mr. Davis dot Kl? ei a Bad ? Cough. "Some time ago I had a very bad cough" writes Lewis T. Davis. Black water. Del. "My brother McCabe Davis gave me a small bottle Ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After taking this I bought half a dosen bot tles of lt but only used one ot them aa the cough left me and I have not been troubled since." Obtainable every where. AT THE BIJOU TODAY "The Master Rey" (Episode No. 9) What steps did Wilkerson take to seize the mine when he found the deeds stolen from Ruth Gallon were utterly worth less/' Whal steps did John Dare, Ruth's sweetheart, take to hoid the mine for Ruth? Who did ihe winners themselves line up with? Who brought in Mexicans to fight them? Which side won the terrific battle that followed? What did the sheriff do when Dare asked him to arrest Wilkerson for the kidnapping of Ruth? See the 9th installment at the Bijou for the answer. Three Additional Reels Selected THREE MORE RESULT FAI GUS JONES, WILL KAY AND JOHN MCDONALD ARE IN OCONEE JAIL NEGRO WITNESS Named Alonzo Anderson Was Al io Placed in Jail-Other De fendants Tried Soon Another episode in the race rioting last December at Fair Flay, when three ncgroou were killed and several severely beaten and otherwise Injured, was recorded yesterday morning, when Sheriff John Davis of Oconee County, placed three white men of that section under arrest and carried th?;m to Jail at Walhalla, making six men who now face charges of mur der as a result of this trouble. The men pluced imder arrest yes terday are (Jus Jones, Will Kay and John McDonald. It is understood that they have waived the right of preliminary hearing aud will immedi ately make efforts to procure their liberty on bail. The men were un able to get hail -hist niKht and spent the night in Oconee County Jail, lt is understood. Material Witness. At. the same time Sheriff Davis ar rested thesa three men he took into custody a negro man named Alonzo Anderson, who is wanted as a mater ial witness in the casca which have been brought against these men. The negro was placed in Jail at Walhalla, wlior: he will he held until the con vening of court next Monday, when these men will be placed on trial. First Arrest*. Several days after the riot at Fair Play Sheriff Davis placed three men under arrest, these being William C. McClure. Calvin ?. Kay and Woodrow Campbell. These men were present ed by a coroner's jury for murder, it being alleged that they caused thc death of a negro named Creen Oib son. on December 20. On January ll the men were given a preliminary hearing before a mag istrate at Walhalla, apd remanded to Jail. A few dayn after that they were admitted to ball In the sum of fG.000 each. McDonald Wounded. It will lo recalled that John M - Donald wua wounded In the eye dur ing the riot. He made several trips to Anderson to receive treatment at thc,hands of a specialist. The name of Will Kay was nlsc mentioned in connection with thc trouble, but why he and McDonald w ie not taken Into custody at tbt time the. other men wero arrested IE not known. Trial Next Week. McClure. Calvin Kuy and Campbell will probably bo placet on trial ai tho term of court of general session* which convenes at Walhalla nexl Monday. it ii?? FOB SECOND WEE? Dmwn Yesterday by the Com missioners-Term Begins March 8 Juron for the second week of th< court of common pleas, which con venes here next Monday'week, witl Judge Frank B. Cary on the bench were drawn yosterday by the com missioners. Although the roster ot cases ar ranged for the approaching term o court does not set any cases for tria in the second week of the term, i ls likely that some of the cases wll be forced over ' to tho second wee) for trial. The Jurors drawn yosterday ure: M. F. McGee. Savannah. J. Will Bannister. Belton. Guy Parker. Martin. H. B McDonald. Varennes. H. Harris. Jr.. Pendleton. J. L. Bryan; Garvin. W. L. Garvin. Pendleton. J. A. Bowie. Honea Path. J. L. Purdy. Hall. 8. fi. ?.everett. Corner. J. M. Knox. Cent er vii Io. J. lt. Bolt, Carterville. W.h. Dobblus, Fork. J. W. Knight. Hopewell. J. D. Brown. Corner. I*. B. robbins. Broadaway. J. Wlster Cooper, Honea Path. C. M. Dalyrmpl?, Garvin. J. R. Brnnyon, Honea Path. W. F. skelton. Savannah. T. R. Harbin, Rock Milla. I*. A. Merritt Brusher Creek. foe Hughes. Varennes. P. B. Brooks. Martin. Forman Smith. Anderson. O. G. Burri ss, Anderson. O'. R, Roberts, Varennes. A. P. Warnlsb. Belton. M. W. Sloan. Anderson. '1 Joe Fraser, Williamson. .Bond Anderson, Anderson. Joel C. Kay, Belton. H. W. Holcombe. Fork. J. B. Put man. Felton. J. E. Beeks, Williamston. J. F. Drake, Willlameton. De Yon Find Fault With Everybody An Irritable, faultfinding dispositlo ts often doe to a disordered stomacl A maa with good digestion ts nearl always good natured. A great man have been permanently benefited b Chamberlains Tablets after yeera c suffering. These tablets strength? the stomach and enebte lt tn perforx its functions naturally., f Melaabl ARRESTS AS R PLAY RIOT I GERMAN DEAD COVER GROUND (CONT.MJED FROM FACE ONE.) hantmen, the British admiralty bat {Iven up hope for th?; armed steamet v'lan MscNaughton, which has no been heurd from Blnve February 3 am which, lt IR believed, went down, ai did another arnie?', mcn-liunttnan, th< Vlknor, in a storm thal ?truck Eng tish water? early in the month. Tin Clan MncXuughton carried a crew o 280 men. The admiralty also reported tonigh the loss of three airmen of the 40 win recently raided German position) along the Belgian coast. Nothing further has been heard o naval operations in the Dardanelles Interrupted by unfavorable weathe: conditions, but lt is understood tin intention ls to continue all efforts t< destroy forts which linc the strain; Otherwise the Turks, who have beet .;ever?ly handled in the Caucasus Egypt and Mesopotamia, are beim permitted to rest while preparation! ure beiug made by the allies for i powerful attack against them. A wireless report from Berlin sayi further obstacles have arisen to pre vent the invasion of Russia and thl is accepted by military observers a; confirmation of reports from Petro grad that the Russians are making i successful stand against the invader; along their fortress line on thc north ern rivers. , The Russians, from all accounts aro holding back the Austrians ii Bukowina ami official dispatches stat; that the> have reoccupied the im portant raliway center of Stanislau. There has been ilttle or no chung in tho Carpathians, where fighting ha been In progress for nearly tw< months. In the wist the region aronui Perthes and the Vosgc:< apparentl are the only centers of fighting o importance. Significance is attache* by military critics to operations nea Perthes as a successful French offeu sive there would relieve Rheims. The campaign northwest of Verdut has a similar object in view, th French hoping to drive thc German fi om Montfaucan, which has beet strongly fortified, and thus deliver ; fntal blow to tho German plans fo capturing Verdun. According to a Berlin dispatch con cern in that city regarding the at titudc of Italy has been greatly ac centuated. Nothing ls known in Lon don aa to any change in the Italia oolicy, except reports thnt the neu ?tility party has been gaining ndhoi en ts. particularly among busines men, who aro doing BO well nut c tho war that they do not desir Italian participation. CRiTlC^DAYS FOR ?UR NATIO* (CONTINUED itaOM TACK. ONE.) thought, a timo of anxiety. "Today, when nations aro swayc with unreasonable passion, when pr* Judtce blinds uiem, when they 'se red,' when they misjudge their friend a? well as their foes, is the time fe ?B to avoid harsh Judgment, to pr? serve calmness in dealing with thei and to curb the natural resentmei which arises when our acts are ml: Interpreted and we are charged wit wrong motives and purposes." American citizens, he conclude* could not be too thankful that thc had a president "whom we can trw to deal with the momentous and dlfi cult problems of the hour with wi: dom, justice and patience, havln equal regard for all and favor towai none, uninfluenced by popular clamo unswerving in bis. determination i maintain the strict neutrality whic this government has reserved througl out the war." CUT THIS OUT NOW If you don't want it today, you ma next week. Send thia advertlsemei and 6 cents to Foley ? Co., Chicag III., wrltng youi* name and addrei clearly. You receive in return thr< trial packages-Foley's Honey ax Tar Compound for coughs, cold oroup and grippe; Foley , Ktdnt Pills, for weak or disordered kidcej or bladder; Foley Cathartic. Tablet a pleasant, wholesome and cleansix purgaUve, just the thing for winter sluggish bowels and torpid Uv? These well known standard remed?? for-sale by Evans' Pharmacy. TALE (SCHEDULE lariaees Three Games With Dei Harvard and Princeton-Other Games. . ' (Hy Aaorfcttd Pren.) NEW HAVEN, Conn.. F',0, 24. feature of the Ysle University bas ball schedule for the com.ng sea? announced tonight ls v se<its of ihr? I games with both Harvard and Prlnc ?ton, the final standing to be dete mined by percentage. The following games ore tnclud? in the schedule: April 1. Georgetown at Wasbtngtoi April 3, University of Virginia Charlottesville; April 28, Georgetov at Now York. May 1. University Virginia at New Haven. FEEL BLUE-OR JUST STUPID Sluggish bowels and torpid liv usually go together and- lt does n take long for constipation to prodw a bad condition-a feeling of langu< or luzlness-the "blues," headache palpitation or other malady. Indee when in this condition the. system ft v?tes moro serious fitness and la n able to throw off disease. Fob Cathartic Tablets are a wholcson laxative and cleansing cathartl They act without inconvenient griping or sickening, ?rahs Pharmacy. THIEVES EXECUTED ! VERY CLEVER TRICK j ONE ROBBED PLACE WHILE THE OTHER CALLED PRO PRIETOR TO PHONE Summoned to Distant Telephone and Returned to Find Office Rifled Whereas thieves operating in the city recently have been bold, they have now resorted to strategy ; and a splendid illustration or their expert neis in thia latter quality was fur nished yesterday about noon when Sam Dlshner. who operates a Junk shop on North Main street, was re lieved of a quantity of brass, copper, etc., which he claims was worth jar,. The. method the thief or thieves for the Job wis undoubtedly the work cf at least two persons-employed is one of the shrewdest that has been used about here In quite a while, the police assert. And yet the plan ls so simple, they sny, that almost anyone would fall for it. Coin;; bacK to ?he beginning. Sam Dlshner notltled the police about noon yesterday that his place of business had been entered while he was out of thc office and a considerable quan tity cf brass, copper and other Junk stolen. Officers responded to the call j and made an inspection of Dishncr's place, which ia the old Stacy Onborne livery stable, just across Manning street from the oil mill. Dlshner told the police that a ne gro from thc oil mill came down to j his pince and told him that someone Y wished to speak to him over thc tele f phone. Dlshner went to answer the 1 telephone call and lett his place of business open. While he was gone omeone entered thc place and made away with a considerable quantity of stuff, which Dlshner declares was worth $:ir>. 1 The police believe that the tele phone call was a fake, for When Dlsh ner got to tho 'phone the party who called him had gone. The officers are of thc opinion that the person who called Dlshner over the telephone cooperated with a partner, thc latter entering the Junk shop just at the time Dlshner was called out to ans wer the telephone. As yet no arrests have been made in tho case. The offiotrs bellevo that they know tho guilty porty or parties, and state that they will have some one under arrest shortly: 4 I RUSSIANS CROSS THE BOHR RIVER [ German Communication Tells of Valiant Hand to Hand Fight ing in Western Theatre se (Uv A.-uociktrd PIM.) BERLIN. Feb. 24 (by Wireless to j London. 3:07 p. m.).-r-The Oerman ot lt flclal communication today says thu g_ Russians have succeeded in crossing n die Bobr River In northern Poland, in two places. I "In the western theatre of the war: ' "Near Perthes tn Champagne, French j' infantry divisions yesterday made an . attack on several places. Violent hand to band fighting took place . which everywhere resulted in favor ol Jpj the Germans. The enemy suffered heavy losses and was driven back to his positions. ''In the Vosges Oerman attacks against Sulsern and Mueblbach casi of Stossweir, made progress. In the engagement during the last three day? we mad? 500 prisoners, "Otherwise nothing Important' has 7 occurred on the western front, it "Eastern theatres of war: A new o, Russian advance from Orodno was is easily.repulsed. Southewest of Augua towo the Rusalans crossed the Bobr id River in two places. Near Sztablu a, they have already been driven back >y Near Kraanyborg the engagement con ri tlnues. Near Przasyn? 1,200 Russians were ig j made prisoners and two cannons wer? taken. ir: j "A Russian night attack east ol ? Sklerniewioe was repulsed. I THREE AVIATORS ARE MISSING {Participated m Raidi Directe* Against German Positions e-1 m Belgium m ae a-1 (9 LONDON. Feb. 24.-(8:14 p. m.)~ j Three aviator*4 who participated in f 60 j raid directed against German position! in Belgium are missing. A statement to this effect was issued tonight bj at the official Information bureau: The statement foiiowa: 01 "The secretary of the admiralty re greta to announce that In the rereni naval air attacks on the Ostend. .Zee brugge and Bruges district four fly av lng office rr were reported missing 01 One of these. Flight Lieutenant L. D M Murray, has since reported hlmsci ar from Flushing. Lieutenant Murra] * wa) compelled to alight on the oner <*? sea and waa eventually picked up bj a; a Dutch torpedo boat. ?\ "The three other officers reported Jy missing are Flight Lieutenant E.* G ? 1- gall. Flight Lieutenant The i lon c. dO'Bx?oa *:M\ Flight Sub-Lleuteneni *. L Spencer. It ts- regretted that n< further new* ot them has been oh ^U?S???????B?????????????????t???m???ma??B?????mm ??m PALMETTO 1Jffl[ TODAY'S PROGRAM THE WINNING GIRLS Presents "THE CARABET GIRLS" Sp?1? laities by Frank King, Hilly Mulvaney, J. WU? bur Davis, Hasel Masun, Kutb Mlbbev MU?! Evelyn Lelah. MOVIES FOR TODAY "FINGER PRINTS OF FATE" A two reel Thanhouser feature. . "MABEL AND FATTY AND THE LAW" One of those screamingly funny Keystone comedies. This Musical Comedy Cn. rout innes tn please large crowds dnlly with clean, ?lever vaudeville skews. If you fall to see them it's your ' fault. The singing of Frank King alone is well worth the price of admission. Four Belgian Relief Vessels in .War Zone Three Other Ships Will Sail From U. S. Today-One From Charleston NKW YORK. Feb. 24.-Four Bel gian relief vessels are now in the war yimo, the commission for relief in Belgian nnnounced tonight. They aro the Aymerlc. the luanda, the Wobana and thc Strathtay. '.'he Aymerlc left New York Febru ary 4 last Tho Uganda left Norfolk January 2ft and docked in Rotterdam today. The Wabana flecked in Fal mouth, longland. It will be examined by (ho British admiralty before lt resume^ ita Jnurnay, passing Into the m!ue zone of the upper channel and the North Sea. The Strathtay ls on Ita way to New York, having left Rot terday lu -billlast February 19. . Three vessels of the commission will leave Bnlt-jd States ports tomor row for Rotterdam, They are the Fer rona, otft ironi Baltimore; th? St. Kentigerp from Newport News, and the St. Helena from Charleston, S. C Tlie SL Helena carries a general car go of 7,000 tons given In part by thc States of Nprth and Kout li Carolina and Georgia. The Cattle Slaughtered For THE LILY WHITE MARKET may not be the greatest in number, but for QUALITY, there's none bettor. Our pork sausage is made only from home-killed pork which goes to make their taBte the same os country sau sage. Our service has got to bo right In every detail.' My whole time .is given to meats and I will at all times see that you get just what you want. We expect a large shipment of Fish thia week. Phone is about your fresh meat wants. ? The Lily White Market J. N. Lindsey, Propr. Phone No. 694. .??? ni.II Change in Italy's Attilsde. BERLIN, Feb. 24.-(via London, ft:2fi p. in.?- \ sudden change af fccl iug concerning tho attitude of Italy has been* noticeable in diplomatic quarters here during the last few days. The position of Italy appears to ha^e hocome u matter of much greater concern The reasons for this change ajp not clear at this time. GIRLS! GLEAN AND BEAUTIFY HAIR NO DANDRUFF -25 CENT DANDERINE Stop washing hair! Try this! Makes Hair glossy, soft and abundant. Surely try a "Dander?ne Hair Cleanse" ir you wish to immediately double the beauty of your hair. Just moisten a cloth with Danderlne and draw lt carefully through you?, hair, taking one small strand at a time, thl? will cleanse the hair ot' dust, dirt or any excessive oil-in a Taw minutes you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and possess an incomparable softness. lustre and luxuriance. Besides beautifying the hair, one application of Danderlne dissolves every particle of dandruff ; invigorates the scalp, stopping Itching- and fall ing hair. ' Danderlne la to the hair what fresh showers Of rain and sunshine are to vegetation, lt goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro ducing .properties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. '' You can surely have pretty, soft lustrous hair, and lots of lt, if you will just get a 26 ..ont bottle of Knowlton'? Danderlne from any drug store or ''toilet counter and try it aa directed. Fanners, Attention! ? ? . Don't fail lo Top Grain with . pur - - 9-6*0 or our - - . 10-3-1 or our - - 8-2 J-1 And then you wiU have gfi*in to sell this summer, and the money you ge* for U will come in mighty handy. Top Dressing should be applied early. Anderson Phosphate & Oil Company