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I 2 Performances Daily. P
| "The Battle Cry of 1
' pa redness.
It portrays the def<
quences.
| The City of New Yo
| the city, the inadequacy of
shrapnel, bombs. You see
\ You see New York 1
* Then you are showr
| America so earnestly pra:
% sonal supervision on a sea
) Acknowledgment is
ica," and to a score of pro
| most names in current Ar
j In the production a
j ventive Genius.
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> * CONGRESSMAN NICHOLLS A GREAT PI
OPPOSED CHANGE.
"The Battle C
Washington, 1). C., Dec. 18, 1915. The Edisoni
Dear Sir: 30, Aft<
As you no doubt know the postofliee ^arnou
department in a great many States is "aDle Cry o
doubling up the routes as they now a* Ldisor
stand, and putting in what is known and
as Motor Routes to be operated with 'ar^e audienc
automobiles. There are a great many e%'er shown,
objections to this method, and I am vv'" *h?w how
very much opposed to it in my dis- 'las taken elsi
trict. I think that we should "Let well "There is i
enough alone." J-'1'* tf''eat -sot
I have been in consultation with ,ess.'^ .^'u
the postofliee department on several ?un n\ ?.n
oe with th,S hal1
v.. . ..w.*..- c w nit- an,j (\ied in
posed changes which they now intend States might
to make in Spartanburg county, but- eVery one of
as yet have been unable to reach an sjloui,| |,e giv<
agreement with the postmaster gen- a(|equate defo
era. as to what is best to be done. The With these
trouble with the situation from .lis camming Sto
standpoint is this, he wrote to some of the A
the postmasters in Spartanburg coun- ,ast nj^ht at
ty. and he showed me letters from |ja||t which w
liieir. stating that in their opinion mail sentative an i
could be delivered in automobiles fo: an(j military,
nine months out of the year, and Washington t
Spartanburg county having made this ()Uestjon since
showing he proposed to start on her. mount issue.
You know and I know that there are "Battle Ci
times throughout the winter when it 'phe raiiy w
would be impossible to deliver mail in part to the e
automobiles. I have requested the de- moving-pi'ctur
partment to send an inspector to cp i>eace," re
Spartanburg during the holidays, and National Pro
am going to make a special trip home njjrht for the i
personally with the rural carriers. 1 ton. n| ;t a,
myself in order to take this matter up terribly, convi
ai.i writing to ask you to meet me at an(j would, at
the court house in Spartanburg, S. ( ., thorities, hapf
on Monday, Dec. 27th, at 11 o clock ea8tern seabos
\. M. I hope that every rural carrier ,vor,. jt attack
in the districts will he there, and that pared conditio
we can have a full and free discussion pt,an nation,
of the matter. They have been un- 'pt,e audienc
able in other States to stop the de- tained by the
partment from putting on the Motor more than an
Uoutes, and 1 am informed by the con- taiP np the de
gressmen from those States, where annihilatic
they are now used, that they are not tJe fleet, the '
at all successful. The postmaster iren- -
uner panic an
eral, while very firm in his position, 0f a great nat
Pas assured me that he does not want was not a sou
to hurt the service any in our State, 8U(iden exclam
h<- sends will go over some of our casionally a w
and I helieve if the inspector whom |ls Sec?
routes I will at least he able to hold [,ast night v
the matter up until a thorough inves- ?'pho pattle C
tigation is made. I am writing to shown in Was
every carrier in the district, and every recently exhib
postmaster In the district, this letter press Club, li
because if the Motor Routes are put a reverential
into Spartanburg it is onlv a question mincing of wo
of a short time until in rny judgment, might happen
they will cover the entire State. Of were it attack*
course if the department insists on pared conditio!
is proposition I will endeavor to There was
have congress stop it. However, I (oars or smiles
would prefer, if possible, that we ad- tator in the bij
just the matter without friction. As- Upon as the i
suring you that I stand ready to aid tended he shoi
the mail carriers at any time, and tator left the
with best wishes, I am, ing a brilliant
Sincerely yours, with but one 1
Sam J. Nicholls. work, as Mrs.
CALL TO ARIV
tATTLE
Endorsed by
ipendous, Thrilling
an be an Eye Wit
\ THEATRE
L^nanes Kicnman and ]
kfternoon Matinee 2:30; Evening 8 1
Peace" deals with the subject which is today
inseless condition of our country; the consc
>rk is attacked by a powerful foreign foe. Y
its forts and defenses. You see the havoc v
the most beautiful skyline in the world in fli
fall into the hands of the enemy; and the des
i the way that such a calamity can be avou
ys?the peace with honor. "The Battle Cry
le never before attempted in motion pictures
made to Hudson Maxim, international aut
minent Americans in Army, Navy and Admi
nerican history. Personages of national am
re 25,000 National Guardsmen; 800 Member
PWF F
JL JL JL JLmJ JLJ a
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ICTURE national defense for the cquntrv.?
ro BE SHOWN HERE. Mrs. Story extended thahSTO*
Frank F. Greenawalt, state regei
>y of Peace" Will Be at the District D. A. R., and to
ia Theatre Dec. 29 and members of the committee on arra
ernoon and Night. ments, of which Mrs. Greenawalt
s motion picture, "The chairman, for their work for the
f Peace" will be shown triotic rally.
iia Theatre here Dec. 29 This picture, advertised elsew
masterpiece will draw a in this issue of The Times, wil
e here as it has wher- shown at the Edisonia Theatre,
The following comments 29-30, afternoon and night. You
r well the famous picture see something worth while, if yoi
ewhere: tend the performance either of t
10 duty more sacred to days.
t%^:LZo VZ; installation of office,
d and sea. Gathered in TT . , , XT
ated to those who fought Union Lodge, No. 7.?, A. F. M.,
order that the United an installation of officers Wednei
be born, we should feel, evening, and immediately therej
us, that our best efforts JJnnsett Chapter, No. 16, Royal j
in to bringing about this MaAs?ns' hf1(l tl?eir installation ser
mse > After the installation servic
words Mrs William sumptuous banquet was served at
ry, president general of Union, and was greatly enjoye
opened a patriotic rally In at-tendance. ^
Memorial Continental LIST 0F ADVERTISED LETT1
as aitenoea ny as repre- List of advertised letters in
uidience, civilian, official p0stoflRce at Union, S. 0., for the ^
as has gathered in ending Dec. 24, 1915.
;o consider the defense \?Fowler Arthur,
it has become a para- (j?Miss Annie Ginyard.
H?Miss Maggie Hames, V
y of Peace" Shown. Horn.
as devoted for the most k?Glen Kendrick, Miss M;
xhihition of the graphic Leathwood.
e film, "The Battle Cry Mc?Mrs. N. C. McNeile, T. M.
cently exhibited at the >jeace.
>s Club and shown last p?(j. \y. Phillips, Miss Orrie
second time in Washing- KOck.
e depicted in a manner p?Miss Susie Robi'son.
incing just what might, $?Mrs. Ellice Sims.
cording to military au- w?Mrs. Eva Wattoo, Oscar
en to New York and the son B. B. James,
ml of the United States Postmast<
;<'d in its present unnre- **
?n by some great Euro- THE OLD SONGS.
e had come to be enter- You may talk of processionals;
exhibition, but it was thems and such,
entertainment. As the And their splendor I cannot den
struction of New York, But for soul-stirring music my ht
?n of the American bat- strings to touch,
wrecking of homes, the Bet me sing "In the Sweet Bye
d terror and the shame Bye."
ion were unfolded there 1 ,
. . ,, , -I care not for honor or fame 1
nd in the house, saving u ,
ations of hohhor and oc- XT "???*?
Oman's sob. No1' Iv"uM 1 of w"al,h hav
>nd Presentation. r si.ne,
/as the second time that But "V ,heart ,f"mcs hKhter
:, V of Peace" has been Wk bn,ahler' ,,.1knaw'M w ?
hinttton. it having been whaa 1 ?'"? ?? M>' Nama Wr"
ite.1 at the National thore?
the film is depicted, in j scorn many pleasures that mo
manner, hut with no can bring,
rds or scenes, just what Such as leisure or earthly reno
to the United States Jbit my soul thrills with rapt
f?d in its present unpre- whenev r I sing,
"Will There be Any Stars in
no forcing of thrills, Crown?"
last night. Every spe'-?
audience was wrought I'm in league with Mr Saviour,
nakers of the film in- loves, I know;
aid he, and every spec- And will help me His praises
hall last night, follow- sing;
reception to Mrs.'Story, And then, when at last to bright gl
resolve in his heart?to I go,
Story asked, for better I'll shout, "I'm a Child of a Kin
J ..Jit,;.- ft
IS AGAINST 1
CRY OF
Every American
Prepared
ness Dec. 29 and
- Admission
Distinguished Vitagraph Cas
O'clock. Matinee Wednesday Aft*
nearest the heart of every American citize
quences to which this condition may lead;
ou are an eye-witness. You see the enemy
wrought by the enemy's cruisers, its subn
ames; the metropolis of the western hemisp:
>ecration that follows.
ledl?the ONE way. You are shown the i
r of Peace" was written by J. Stuart Black
5.
hority on arms and ammunition, for facts
inistrative circles for cooperation and advic
1 international importance appear personal!
'S-of-ihe G. A. R.; 800 horses; 8,000 Superm
\
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tesTpGTl
n**c "; For Sprains, Lameness,
pa. Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism is con
Penetrates and Heals. people
1 e?e Stops Pain At Once City IV
Dec. For Man and Beast and ci
Will 25c.50c.$l. At All Dealers. these'
LINIMENT ;
The man who snores in a sleeping
sdav car *s likely *? wake UP famous,
ifter ^en' -cke^ husband develops
^rcj, into a free-thinker when his wife goes
vice. away on a visit* n&mmtmimm
es a
Ho- I ~ 1 1 A A A A
d bv A ^ , \y VV4*^
Assist Your f
S; Stomach '
To Get Rid of the Poisonous .
Gases and Fermenting Food. j giasles
/ran JL humbu?
A good Ions fast will do this an^ y?u
sometimes. A trip to the moun- ?* and fak
0 tains. Tramping. Itoughing It.
j Yes. very good remedies
" l'" But are you going to avail
yourself of either one of those
Prv- remedies. No? Then the next ?
best thing is to try a bottle of
Peruna. Take it according to directions.
You will have a natural
Wil- appetite. All gas and fermentation
in the stomach will dis- smmmamsammma
51". appear. ATTE
Read what Mrs. Emma Bel), /lilt
Box 204, Fort Pierce, Florida,
an_ soya: "/ was taken suddenly
with swelling of the stomach and
y; bowels, and great distress. Very
sart- painful. Three doctors gave me MORR]
no relief. Could not eat any- MORR]
a,K* thing. Everything soured. / MORR]
was starving to death. / began
tie re taking Peruna and was soon Thesi
strong enough to do work. After Come 111
c a taking five bottles / can truth- j^() higl
fully say I am well. / gained
""" | twenty pounds." '| I flyJH
tten __ I
For Rent'??
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;uro ^ ^ A CAR
One Store Room; fust
My the size tor small Groc- ,We
"ir most 8ii
, ery, Beet Market. Bar- kindness and
9 her. Shop, etc. Up-to- *%??$?
to date place and only $15 53-1 Pd 11. l
ory rent. See H. L. Pool, In :
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PEACE
Iness Assures Love I
30, at the I
Price $1.00 I
ernoon Children Admitted for 25c II
n?the problem of America's unpre- I B
and the way to avoid these conse- | 5
approaching, the powerlessness of II
larines, its airships?by its shells, I
here devastated. j | *
way to peace?the peace for which 11
ton and Vitagraphed under his per- 11
contained in his "Defenseless Amer- 1
e. Among its sponsors are the fore- B
ly in the production. |
jmaries and Hudson Maxim, the In- I
[A Dec. 29-30^1
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)hain off Evidence
lplete. A verdict has been reached by the
i of Union beyond any reasonable doubt that
larket is the place to buy every kind of fresh
ared meats. Verdict reached after noting
Pacts: Perfect cleanliness, Superior Quality
ats Offered, and courteous treatment.
ty Market and Cattle Co.
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I make a careful examination and tell you the truth. No &>
gery. No unreasonable charges. Everything guaranteed, Jfc
know where to find me at any time. Beware of the peddlers , *
irs. Eye sight is too precious to be neglected.
V. C. DUKE, Optometrist. X
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