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iThe Anderson-High Grade Pictures Starting Monday i "THE PATH OF SORROW" "HEN PECK SMITH" 3 Reel Drama 1 Reel Comedy See this program; you will certainly enjoy it. -:- Admission 5c and 10c, Open 2:30 P. M. We do not close for supper. Music by our Orchestra. Enough said. I The Garrick Monday "THE GARDEN OF THE FLOCK ' Featuring WARREN KERRIGAN "WEDDING BELLS SHALL RING" A Joker Comedy and a good one. f Jt\\Zm MUSiC BY rHe OAR RICH TRIO. ADMISSION -:- -:- 5c and 10c ._I Visiting in Piedmont. '? Misses Glenola and Estellp Oray ind Mrs. M. P. Hardy, who live on Irihble street, are Bpendlng the ^eek-end with relatives in Piedmont. r^---? Franc? Sends Million to X. Y. PAHJS, April '?A.- Tho bank of Frunce todnv released a million dol lars to the Bank of England for transmission io New York. Week's Programm? MONDAY "The Bomb Throwers" A Pathe, 3 Reel Intensely Dramatic, and Inter esting Italian Drama. "Pathe News No. 19" "Col. Heeza Liar" A Very Comical Pate Cartoon Comedy. '.Five Good Reels-all Patho.) TUESDAY "DAVID HARUM" One of thc Paramount'? Best Features. WEDNESDAY j CHAS. CHAPLIN in "The Tramp" An Essanay Feature. The balance of the week's program will be announced later. . m- tr-~- ? -"*i Trsa-j69aaaaBaaBBaaaaaaaKBaa?aBaa* ADMISSION ALWAYS :-: Sc and 10c * ELECTRIC ern * _ * Items of Interest and Personal * Wireless on the Sb *************** Local Elks Will Attend ('(invention. The fourth annual convention of the Elks of South Carolina, wheh will he held in charleston June 8-9, is enlist ing already tho interest of local mem bers of the order. The Elks of An derson will go from here to the con vention in a special railway car. Refrigerators Sold Rapidly Yesterday. That summer has arrived ls borne out in more ways than one. One strong blt of evidence ls furnished In the number of refrigerators and ice boxes which the local furniture stores have bien selling iti the last few days, and particularly yesterday. One well known furniture concern of the city sold probably more than a dozen of these during the day. while otherB sold almost that many. Slakes Mg Ben Into Elgin Window. Walter H. Keese & Co.. who had one of the most original windows in the window dressing contest which was held last Thursday under the auspices of the Anderson Ad Club have, by u few slight changes, con verted that window-which was de voted lo an advertisement of the l?g Hen alarm clock-to one adevtlsing the Elgin watch. nfcLee* Behool Will floue This Week. McLoes school will close for the present season the last of this week. A contest will bc held next Friday night for a medal, and on next Satur day a big picnic will bc held. This ls one of the inoBt progressive schools lu the county and ono of which the county board of education is Justly proud. MiflB Lillian Cllnkscales is principal of the school, and a most ?fllclent ono. too. She has some two or three assistants. An Entertainment At Cross Roads. There will be an entertainment at Cross Roads' school houso In the Hopewell settlement next Thursday night, April 29th. The exercises will mark the closing of the work for the year at school. The public is cor dially invited to attend the exercises. Denver School ? l'a trous. Attention. Tho following self-explanatory no tice has been received for publica tion: All the patrons of the Denver school are requested to meet with the trustees next Friday, April QO. at 4 o'clock, at the school house. We want all. not two or three, to come and make their wanta known or af terwards hold their peace. Will Undergo an Op?ration For fsneer. Mrs. M. A. Carter, who resides on Piedmont street, left Friday for Bal timore, where she will be treated for cancor. Visiting Relatives. ' In Fair Play Steffen. Messrs. J. Delton Watson, B. B. Allen, 1. Earle Watson and Theron Allen spent a very delightful day last Wednesday with Mr. Floyd n. Watson at his home In the Fair Play section ot Oconee county. o Eugene Trlhhle Won *.? Prise. Mr. Eugene Trlbble held the lucky ticket at The Anderson theatre last night, and, therefore, received the prise of Sf. In gold which had been offered for the person who drew at the door the number that would lat er win the prize. Wood ate? Favell Monnaient Today. Myrtle camp, No. 69. Woodmen ot the World, will unveil a monument at the grace of Sovereign Edward L. Lnllls n tho Relton cemetery Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The lion. IX A. Cooper, solicitor, and former candidate for governor, will be the' orator. r SPARKLETS ? I Mention Caught Over the * eel? of Anderson * ************* Houison Take? Down an Honor. Alumni und friends of Clemson College in this section will be pleas ed to learn that this institution has won first honors in the southern In ter-collegiate architectural contest, which has recently been concluded. There were Iii competitors, repr?sent ?e colleges of Auburn, Georgia Tech. Tulane and Clemson. I nio MU ?i i in II Is Desired A I.nut Man. The mayor is in receipt of a lot ter from Julia G. Cartledge. No. ".CGI Paris avenue, Chicago, stating that she ls anxious to locate the where abouts of her husband's people, "I understand that my husband's father was niimod Ambus Cartledge. I don't recall the names pf other members of the family. 1 will be glad to lo cate any one of them. I understand they live in Anderson ' county. " The muyor is ulso In receipt of a letter from Jacksonville, Fla., asking for in formation as to the whereabouts of Dan Dillen. The letter received here contains some information, which will bo of Interest to him. Kev. Mr. White to Study at Chicago. The Rev. B. Scudday W?hlte, who has been preaching at Oakwood Pap ist church, leaves on Monday or Tuesday for Chicago, where be will itudy at Moody's university. Mr. White Is a successful church worker, and hts friends will be pleased to learn of his good fortune In inking n courao at thin well known univer sity. Loc'-H Concern Sells Fourteen Acres Land. The Antitrson Real Estate and In vestment company has sold tp W. B. Bagwell some 14 acres of the land of the Stevenson tract south of the city on the Lowndesvllle road. The pur chaser vlans to erect a nice residence aud n store on the pfoverty in the nojar future. -a-A Mills Organise Baseball League. The Anderson mills baseball league embracing Belton Mills, Oluck mills, Orr mills and1. Equinox milir. has been organized with Mr. C. H. stick land of Belton mills, as president, and Mr. Max Rice of the same mills as secretary and treasurer. The league baa adopted a schedule of games, the opening games to be played Pitur duy. May 1st. Some well known play ers have signed with the four , clubs and some interesting and close games are expected during the Bummer months. HOMEKEEPERS CLUB OF HAMMOND SCHOOL Held Interesting and Helpful Ses sion Friday at Home of Mrs. Watson. A splendid meeting ot the Home keepers Hub of the Hammond School District was held Friday afternoon with Mrs. Theo Watson. A. number af Interesting and helpful talks were made. Mrs. Arthur Rhody discussed "The Care of Milk" in a very intelligent uni interesting manner. She was fol lowed by MlBB Julia Gaillard, who dis cussed the subjcc( of "School Sani tation." Miss Janie C. G arlin eton, In charge of the work in the county, dis cussed the evils of the fly. Dr. Breo na mado a delightful talk on the sull ied of "Some Prov -atablo Diseases." Tlie next meeting of the club will se held with Mrs. English. Ball Game Belton Lambaste Riverside Team In Game Yesterday After noon. In a fust and furious gume of base ball yesterday afternoon nt River side between the teams of Helton and ! Riverside .Milla, the visitors defeat I ed the locals by a score of ll to 7. The batteries for the visitors were Darby and Shaw. One of the best features of the game was a circus running catch by one of the Helton players. Campbell. oooooooooooooooooooo o o ? BASEBALL RESULTS. ? o o oooooooooooooooooooo National League. At Philadelphia 2; Boston 10. At Brooklyn 7; New York *>. At Pittsburgh I; Ciuclnnuti 1. (Sight innings by agreement. St. Louis 3; Chicago 0. American League. At Chicago 4; St. Louis 1. At Cleveland 0; Detroit ?. At New York 4; Washington fl. At Huston 5; Philadelphia 6. Federal League, At St. Louis 0; Pittsburgh 2. At Kansas Clty-Chlcago; postponed on account of rain. At Newark 7; Brooklyn 2. At Buffalo 4; Baltimore 10. Southern League. At nirmlngoain 5; Atlanta 2. At Nashville 0; Memphis 2. At New Orleans li; Mobile 0. At Little Rock 0; Chattanooga C. South Atlantic League. At Albany ii; Macon 2. At Savannah 4; Augusta 1. At Columbia 4; Charleston 7. At Jacksonville 4; Columbus 3. University Games. At Worcester, Pennsylvania 2; Holy Cross 7. At Willtamston, Williams 12; Colby 5. At Lexington, V. M. I. 3; Roanoke College 8. At Providence, Yale 3; Brown 2. At New York, Columbia 0; Harvard 8. At Atlanta, Georga Tech 4; Vander bilt 3; At Annapolis, Navy ll; Georgia C. At Raleigh, N. C., Aggies 5; Wof ford 1. At Richmond, Richmond College 3; Hampden Sidneys 2. PATH OF SORROW A Tense Drama of Society .and the Underworld at the Anderson Monday. One must be hard and unsympa thetic Indeed to look with dry eyes upon this appealing three-part fea ture "The Path of Sorrow" hits home in a never-to-be-forgotten way, but it ls not morbid nor is lt depressing. The story moves with Incredible swiftness and the observer will sure ly appreciate the clever situations and thc way the production is stabed and directed, lt will be, shown at The Anderson Monday. F\-PRESIDE>T TAFT DISCUSSES OPPORTUNITIES OF CITIZENSHIP Speech Follows One by Secretary Bryan at City dab la baltimore. BALTIMORE. April 24.--William H. Toft spoke on the opportunities of citizenship at the City Club hero tonight, a few hours utter Bryan gave his advice to new voters at the same place. * Taft then vent tc John Hopkins University and sp^ke on the presi dency, ita powers, functions and re sponsibilities. Will Pass Through Canal. WASHINGTON, April 24.-Secre tary Daniels reiterated today without qualification that the Atlantic fleet will pass through the Panama canal next July, denying that earth move menta had cast doubt over the plan. y Society Brand Suits AStyle artist designs them. His models are live young men. And his keen insight into what young men desire and prefer amounts to nothing less than genius. It is little to be wondered at, that Society Brand Clothes have won hundreds of thous ands of young and young-thinking men, when one sees the style-individ uality they possess. Such Clothes Make It Easy to Be Well-Dressed When you don Society Brand Clothes, you know they have been cut by a master, by a man who had you in mind from the moment be first sketched the design to the time the final stitches were taken in the finished garment. You wear So ciety Brand Clothes with ease and confidence. They are be yond criticism. They are precisely suitable for the occasion for which they are intended. They are, in short, "style-per fection.** As Supreme in Quality as in Theil Art-Style All Society Brand Clothes are tailored under the watchful eye of this s'.ylc-artist, and made to give long and exacting service. Ask us to show them to you. TCote their smartness. It is the only way'to judgo the complete sn ^sf action these clothes hold for you. Ready-to-Wear-$20.00 to $25.00 Other Good Suits-$10 to $25 Parker & Bolt The One-Price Clothiers NORWEGIAN CREWS LAPPED Vessels Were Shelled by German Sub marine Near Longstone. DURiAY ISLAND. Scotland. April 24.-The crews of tho Norwegian barks, Oscar and Eva., wero landed here today by tho Danish steamer. Anna. A German submarino over hauled the barks 170 miles northeast " or Longa tone, and ge re the crews ten minutes to take ito life boats. The abandoned vesses were then shelled Lat er the submarine stopped steamer Anna, and ordered her to take tho cp'wa of barks aboard. Tb? barka were- bound for Scotland with cargoes fit mine props. FAIR WARNING TO MY COMPETITORS "Remember, the Palmetto Theatre is the place that gives away P ?anos, Automobiles, and other such small premiums. We are goi ng to overlook the $S.oo proposition, ^ -But Remember Don't You Start Anything with the Palmetto or Pinkston! Come to see us Monday-We'll tell you all about it; and you w ill certainly see the Best Show inAndersow for the price." (SIGNED) I N ICS X O M "We run the cream of Mutual Service when it comes to Comedies.''