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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-26
CRITICAL DAYS 4:
Z FOR OUR NATION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

Thought, a time of anxiety.
To-day. when nations are swayed
with unreasonable passion. when pre-
audice blinds them. when they sec
rcd. when they misjudge their friends
as well as their foes, is the time for
JUS to avoid harsh Judgment, to pre-
serve calmncss !n dealing with them
hnd to curb the natural resentment
which arises when our ects are mis-
Interpreted and we are charged with
wrong motives and purposes"
+. American citizens, he concluded.
could not be too thankful that they
had a president whom we Gun trust
to deal with the momentous and diff
cult problems of the hour with wis
dom. Justice and patience, having
equal regard for all and favor toward
none, uninfluenced by popular clamor,
unswerving in his determination to
maintain the strict neutrality which
this government has reserved through
CIT the var. ..s.-
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SUBMITS SCHEME a1,, Z. !. !
fs TO Her ALLIES
ttcoSrINUED FROM PACE ONE,

soma clflcials- think the most serious
effect Of the submarines warfare on
merchant ships and thorestrietion i'm
posed on food shipments mas yet to
develop. They believed that il the
present situation contindca American
exports will drop to a considerable
extent.
There is no concsalment of the
feeling. in high ofIlcia. Quarters that
II the present tension over the atti-
tude Of the belligerents continues aud
any American lives arc proved to have
been lost as the result nf their ac-.
,tivities, the Washington government
may be called on to abandon Its pre-.
sent attitude of fricndiInGsa. toward
all the warning powers.
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GERMAN DEAD
COVER GROUND
CONTINUED FROM pAoE oNE)

chantnlcn. the British admiralty has
%iven up hope for the armed steamer
Ian MacEaughtOn. which has = not
been heard, from since February and
which. 1t Is believed. vent down. as
did another armed merchantman. the
EiknOr, in Il storm that struck Eng
lisll waters early in the month. The
Clan MacNaughton carried Il crew OF
2S0 men. III. F.It.
The admiralty also reported tonight
The loss Of three airmen of the 40 who
recently raidcd German positions
along the Belgian coast.
Nothing further has been heard OF
naval operations in the Dardanellcs,
interrupted by unfavorable weather
conditions. but 1t Is understood the
intention, is TO continue all efforts TO
destroy forts which line the straits
Otherwise the Turks. who have been
severely handled in the Caucasus.
Egypt and MesopOtamia, are being
permitted TO rest while preparations
arc being made by the allies for
powerful attack against them.
A wireless report from Berlin says
further obstacles have arisen to pre-
vent the invasion of Russia and this
Is accepted by military observers as
confirmation Of reports from Petro-
grad that the Ru5sicns are making a
successful stand igainst the invaders
along their fortress line on the north
fern rivers. -.
/ The Russians. from all accounts.
i arc holding back the Austrians in
I}ukowina and. official dispatches state
that they have reoccupicd the im-
pOrtant railway center Of Stanislau.
4 There has been little or no change
lin the Carpathians. where fighting has
been in progress eOr nearly two
months.
In the west the region around
Perthes and the VosgC3 apparently
are the only centers ii fighting ot
importance. Significance is attached
by military critics to operations near
Perthes as q successful French often
sive there would relieve Rheims.
The campaign northwest of Vertlun
has n similar object in view. the
French hoping to drive the Germans
from Montfaucan, which has been
strongly fortified. and thus deliver a
fatal blow to the German plans for
capturing Vsrdun.
According to Berlin dispatch con-
Germ in that city regarding the at
titude of Italy has been greatly ac-
ccntuated. Nothing is known In Lon
dom al to ANY change in tbs Italian
policy. except reports that the neu-
tality party has been gaining adher-.
:cnts. particularly among business
men, who are doing So well out of
the war that they do not desire
Italian participation.
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CIVIL COURT JURY
FOR SECOND WEEK
Drawn Yesterday by the Com
missioners-Term Begins
March 8

Jurors for the second week of tho
court Of common pleas, which con-
venes here next Monday week. with
Judge Frank B. Gary on the bench.
were drawn yesterday by the COM
Although 7 the roster of cases ar
ranged for the approaching term of
court. does not ret any cases for trial
in the second week Of the term, It
is likely that some of the cases will
be forced over to the second week
for trial.
The jurors drawn yesterday arc:
Al. +. McGee. Savannah.
y. Will Batnister. Bolton. e'
Guy Parker. Martin.
H. e Mcdonald. Varennes.
B. Harris, Jr.. Pendleton.
j. L. Bryen. Garvin.
w. L. .GaIvin, Pendleton
J.. A. Bowie. Honen Path. .
J. L.. PuEyy. Hall.
S. .E.a tia1aarett. Corner.
y. NJ. Knox, Centervillc.
{ J. r.. Bolt. Ccnterville.
w. l.. Dobbins, Fork.
! j. W. Knight. Hopewcll.
j. d. Brown, Corner.
l.. B. Fobbins,, Broadway.
j. Wister Cooper, Honea Path.
G. M. Daiyrmple, Garvin.
j.. Il. Branyon. Honea Path.
w. F. Shelton, Savannah.
T. r. Harbin. Rock Mills.
l.. A. Merritt. Brushey Creek.
Lee Hughes, .Varenncs.
p. B. Brooks, Martin.
Furman Smith, Anderson.
o. G. Burriss, Anderson.
Q. r. Roberts. Varenncs.
A. p. Warnish. Bolton.
M. w. Sloan. Anderson.
+: Joe Frazer. Williamson.
7 Bond Anderson, Anderson.
Tocl g Kay. Bolton. ~
II. W. Holc6mbe, Fork.
!. B.. Putnam, Belton. 4f
J. E.sBeeks, s,iWilliamston.
~. F. Drake, Williamson;
: / : f.-.- - as-a I'd = s
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! YALE SCHEDULE
Includes Three :, Games With Both
HARVARD and Prlnceton-Otlteri !
s Games.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Fob. 24.-A
feature Of the Yale University base
ball schedule for the coming season
announced tonight is a series OF three
games with both Harvard and Prince
ton, the final standing to be deter
mined by percentage.
The following games are included
in the schedule: g.; i
4 April l, Georgetown Mt. Washington: {:
April 3. University OF Virginia at
Charlottesville; April %. Georgetown
at New York; May 1, Uniyersiiy of
Virginia at New Haven. .,7sl s.
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hemsclves TO build the streets. If there is any
body who should kick this propositions II is the
property owner in Anderson
No. the burden will not be heavy ON anyone md
'he results VII! justify tho expenditure OF every
cent spent How many miles OF good roads .iIavc
men who think our Septuss correspondent ever
built in any county? How many will they ever
build? But Anderson County viii have good roads.
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Singing convention.

The Oakwood Singing Convention
will meet with the Orrvillc Baptist
church OF Anderson next 'Bunday, Feb
rnary ;2s. morning and afternoon scs-
The songs used will be both old
AID new. ,,a. ,il3
oG,er churches arc requested to be
represented, i. .a,... Az
ANY church wishing this convention
to meet With them please come pre-
pared toah vite. ''.'s p@''$ '','l
w. p. STEVENSON.
For.tle EQinnittoe.
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Chnnge I'm Jin1ysf is,u;,ao

nERLIN;- Feb, IL 2via D London.
9!:25 p. MIA sudden change OF fecI-
Ing concerning the attitude of Itaiv
has been noticeable in diplomatic
quarters. here ritlvriRg~ tho Last few
days The position os, Italy appears.
70 have become matter Of much
ErSater concern The 7 fcasbns for
this change are not clear at fhia tinn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-26

isiiaughing is catching; Anderson: made much
over Green wood'n murder record before and dur
Ing Christmas Now look at Anderson. n.-eGreen-
wood Journal Ho who laughs last laughs best.
But we arc confident we will get the hee-haw on
YOU very shortly.
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ONESEIVRsIIN gRHENWO0D.

os the did hionsd man who dug his
fGpts ssis Wa fApw ofg gat least
easaanKap IapSnn,.
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100000 % 900 90 o o o o o
o. OUR DAILY POEM. o
100000 oooopooooooo 10000 o O
Selection from "Thc ArscnnI"
We're half the power that fills the world with tor
r0r
We're half the wealth bestowed ON camps and
courts
Given to redeem tho human mind from error
There were no need of arscnals or forts,
The warriors name would be name abhorrcd,
And every nation that should lift again
Its hand against a brother. on It's forehead
Would wear forever more the curse of Chin
Ipwn tho dark future. through long generations
The echoing sounds grow fainter and then cease;
and like q. bell. with solemn sweet vibrations
hear. once more tho voice of Christ say,
Peace" !.
Peace! and no longer from its brazen portals
She blast Of wars great organ shakes tho skies
But, beautiful as songs OF tho mmortals,
The holy melodies OF iovo arise
-LoNGrELLow.
Have yeu registered for the bond election?
+
Couples who have marital troubles can now tell
Il, to Reno
T..
as they are bold.
II this war Keeps up we fear It will prove The
bier OF German beer
'Ate % Lobsters At One sitting"-Headlinc
And that made % sitting.
Wonder what Harry X. Thaw thought OF tho
blowing up. of tho Evelyn?
When the Londoncr gots "loadcd up" nowadays
he secs Zeppeins instead OF snakes
The old topper doubtless concludes that tho now
: gallon month" law goes against the grain.
ss.i. ~ ',..!, So o :.
An exchange says that war s tho father of lies
Then what is that Petrograd man the daddy or:
We suppose Harry Thaw wishes there were two
Evelyns at the bottom OF tho sea instead OF one
Never, YOU, mind. the devil will hc around after
Lieut. He's toe good y bill, collector to forget that
Devotees OF Charity balls probably wish the
preachers would be little more charitable in their
bawls
The contrivancc has received 10 many high en-
dorsements. suppose It thinks It should ko call
ed the Split Log Brag.
That thief who stola overcoats from a local
church probably reasoned that "thc better the
: place the better the decd"
Bacon Is Remembered" Headline Yep, we have
faint recollection eating hunk hcfnrai
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We suppose Harry Thaw wishes there were two
Evelyns at the bottom OF the sea instead OF one
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An exchange says that war is the father of lies
Then what Is that Petrograd man the daddy or.
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The old topper doubtless concludes that tho now
: gallon n month" law goes against the grain.
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"Ate 20 Lobsters at One Stting"-Headnc
And that made 20 sitting
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upon Which you base your insinuations against this
commission The county commissioners were not
elected to handle the funds from bond issue. and
everyone would like to knbwiwho Will shandle the
funds Of the bond issue before voting for It. So the
delegation wisely, named ihe commissioners; and
named tlFpse afoye reproaSh as can be testified to
ry those who know them! IL ,a . tvlss is d ~
Perhaps there be etoush voters like this
writer from sepus 10 defeps the proposea bond lsT
sue. but like him, we ARE from Missouri and Will
have to be- shown Tue ,pebple OF Anderson County
are rot going TO sit Idly byhana Groenville
County to buiid Up her road System and entlcc our
people to leave this county and go to Greenvllle
County TO live. ssSs
Then. another thought, and We shall let this mat
ter rest for today The people OF the city Of Ander
going 70 pave the streets: ThI people who
live in the country arc entitlea TO tho same con-
veniences and comforts the people in the city.
The people OF Anderson are going to tax them
selves pay for half this street paving, snd they
will go down into their pockets Tor the other half.
The people. OF tho county are entitled to as good
roads as ths prob the city are, and they viii
hatS aths ths people Id Fos
they silt mot haxs foot of The rcaa per-
aonaiiy end sih the sit, issiil
sssfiss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-26

When the Londoner gots "loaded up" nowadays
he sees zeppelins instead of snakes.
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WITH 5ail this latslessness under way In Ander
son, wonder how many men would willingly tel
what they hsye Id their hip pockets, especially
they are out of nights? ii
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

all star'caats off Broad way.p players will
\ appearEin = Alias u immrsV Vale tfne,,5r,
IsaB Shubert mast erpiece IN five adven-
turous acts. This is one Of the. most
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
MARIE, DRESSIER
NOW w I'll IlJJBIN

pensive ist OF players that has. ever
been scd in Lubin produc ion. @
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
CHAPLIN AND JOYCE ARE AMONG Connonies Co,alinefo
BIJOU'S FEATURES. Bio Features
FIagg, Fuller, Kelly, WashbuFn,
Earl and Other Stars
to Be Seen.

Picture houses may come and Co.
declares w s. .Sineral, manager OF
the popular Biiou theater on West
Ntain street. ..but the Bijou will 81
ways be found at the same old stand,
always at the top, always getting the
choice OF good films, always introduc-
ing new ideas and always among the
first to catch anything OF importance
tosbenetit the picture lovers Of Clarks-
burg
Mr.. Sineral says this broad state
ment can be verified by the follow
ing list. Of splendid film attractions
to be seen at his theater during the
coming wee:
Monday, Charles Chaplin Will be
seen in .A Jitney Bus Elopement.'
the last Chaplin release, and Alice
Joyce will have the star part in a
beautiful drama, The Girl OF the
Music Hail.
Tuesday, something entirely new
will be offered in James Montgomery
Flags Adventures Of Kitty Cobb" q
photo melodrama Of 500 scenes found
ed on his series Of pictures by that
name which appeared in the New Y ork
World and other newspapers through
out the United States.
Fednesday, Mary Fuller. tbs talent
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Famous ComedienIie to Be
Starred in Five Reel
Comedies.

Marie DRESSER, the funniest WON
an on the stage today and widely
known in FINLAND for her Titles
F1nctured Romance, has signed a
contract with the Lubin; Company at.
avery large salary and is to be star
red in a number OF feature come
dies written especially for her
Miss DRESSER will be seen only In.
five reel comedies and she will make
three OF these each year Elaborate
preparations are being made for the,
first Of these big reelers The come
dienne will arrive at the studios in
Philadelphia the first OF June. the
close OF her present theatrical sea-
son. and the work OF producing the
first feature comedy will begin then.
For her supporting company Ira M.
Lowry, general manager Of the Lubin
Company, is selecting the most ex-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

m az
ed actress, will apepar in E. Phillips
Gppenheim's great story, The Mas
ter Mummers.'''f
Thursday, James Morrison and Dor
othy Kelly will appear In IA Wire
less Rescue,"'in which a young girls
knowledge Of wireless telegraphy
saves a railroad train and hundreds
of passengers. n
NJ Friday. Bryant Washburn and Nell
lie Craig will present Countess Wash
tture."' No. 10 Of the great Pathe SER
.ial. The Exploits OF Elaine" will
also be shown. This thrilling serial.
is drawing thousands Of patrons to
the ever popular Bijou.
Saturday Edward Earl and Bessie.
Learn will be seen in a HI ghlyT d1a
matte version Of. Mary; Inlay Taylor's
story. In the Shadow OF Death. 80
These photop plays are only the head
liners. Every days program at the
lBiiou is interspers ed with one reel
subjects. comedies, scenics, Pat1le and
Heart-Selig news films and George
AIDE comedies. ss HI
E Such actors known the world over:
as Earl Wi ianls, lthnr Johnson.
Marie McDermott, Maurice Costello,
Tom Moore, Francis x. Bushman, Leah
Baird !, Anita tSewart Beverly Bayne,
Lottie Pickford. Clara Ktmballs Young
and Helen Gardner are seen from day
to day si s.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Epoch in Motion Picture Indus
Try! Marked BY Alliance of
Biz roduCers.

The formal announcement that the
3FitaEraph. Lubin. Selig and Essanays
companies had combined for the pll1-4s;
pose OF producing tue highest type
OF feature photnplays ever made has
3crented Widespread interest md \
marks a decided epoch ia the motion
picture industry. F7. Z
According to la NJ. Lowry. general
manager Of the Lubin Company the
.combina ton was formed in order tot
enable the manufacturers to- set in
closer touch with exhibitors and to-
produce the finest grade Of features
possible at moderate prices. n
The new combination. \ said Mr.
Lowry. will mean a big thing for
the exhibitor. We are all pledged to
produce the very lishest quality OF
feature lin and these features, which:
vii run from four thousand feet up
wards. Will snrpass by. far anything
that has ever been made in the past
For some time past we have been
studying the demands of the punli1:
for feature pictures and we have ar
Confined on page 8, second sectionlE
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TO CANADA.
Goes a Lubin Company to
Make a Picture for
William Fox.

Herbert Brenon has left for Canada
with a company of Lubin play ers who
will make a picture for William
Fox. And incidentally, he takes with
him brand new screen star who
got her place with the company in
an unusual way. i.
FEE. Mr. Brenon wanted a sunny blonde
ito be the co-star Of Theda Bara, and
searched for more than a week with
out meeting the ideal type. One day
he found her staring out at him from
the display frame Of a Broadway
photographers establishment. Inside
heglearned that the young woman Was
Jean Southern, then appearing with
a vaudeville act on the Fox circuit.
The restSWas easy. for. with the help
OF Mr.. Fox, Mr.. Brenon soon had Miss
Southern in New = ork, and later on
her way to Montreal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
LAKESIDE RESORT |
Is Leased, with Option. to Pur'-
chase, by the Pathe
Producers.

The Pathe producers, Wharton, Inc.
announce that they have leased with
option of purchase, Renwick park, a
Well known lakeside resort at Ithaca.
a. Y. The property has been used
as an amusement resort for some
years. and comprises 10 acres Of
land situated at the head of beautiful
Cayuga Lake and lying between the
lake and the city. "A city trolley line
runs into the park and furnishes e1-
cellent service.
A number Of large buildings such
as auditoriums, pavilions, etc, on
the place need only a little remodel
ing to make them very well adapted
TO picture work There are frontier
settlement streets, log cabins all the
locations necessary to western work.
as well as a splendid 400 foot pier
extending into the lake. s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

Pearl White. heroine of Pathe's
THE Exploits Of Elaine has just
recovered from an attack of pneu-
npnia; contracted through exposure
while working in outdoor scenes IN
bad weather.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
LEAVES STAGE

Charles Jude1s. that in in1itable COM
edian who handles the role Or Sam
my in George Keine' The Com
muters'' cancelled his engagement
as the funny italian III Twin Beds
now playing in New York. TO so into
film work. He makes his debut as a
picture player in The Commuters
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
i MYSTERY STORY

A mystery story with absolute sus-
spense throughout the final four reels
soon will he released by the Selig
PolEscope Company. 1t as Whom the
Gods Would Destroy. written by Nv.
2 Wing and stars the eminent actor,
released as a feature.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

war story. beautifully featuring a
clever cast in very interesting and
pathetic acts. and The British
Wife, Majestic. feature which is
sure to meet with the approval OF all
who witness it,. Monday is double
feature day ut this popular theater,
and large crowds enjoy the Universal
and Mutual programs which are
shown.
Thursday Robert Warwick and an
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
.T Ri: CARBON C \,

There will be a special Pullman
for the acconnmo dation of scenario
writers and other literary workers
who are planning to accompany the
Se1iE movie special to California on
July s. The pullman has been named
THE Carbon Copy,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Double Feature Day
Monday at Orpheu1771
Robert Warwick Will Be Seen
Tuesday in ''AIias Jimmy
Valentine

The OrphcaM theater will have
tomorrow Afternoon and evening the
101 Bison drama. THE Mother In
sinct," in three beautifully pictured
star cast. Otner offerings will be
The Spirit OF the Bell a Kay Bee
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Confined 81 page 3, second section)T
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clean detective plays o. the photo
TED, EDUCATED HORSE,
FEATURE AT: THE#STAR

"The Winners a western photo
drama full Of heart throbing Incl
dents, which features TED. the
famous educated horse that does ev-
erything but talk. will be the chief
offering Monday at the Star theater.
and desert presents well known west
ern types in genuinely thrilling and
sensa tional situations. The exploits
of Ted lend color to a striking
ensemble. Other fine pictures with
the usualsdaily comedy will be shown.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06
Union Printers Home

This Home grows great. From town and
Come prints" from one to twenty,
Both young and old in years untold,
With aches and pains in plenty.
They come and go like winds that blow;
They hail from sea and mountains;
From distance long, the weak and strong,
To drink from Pixies Peak fountains.
New Works Big Six men leave their
ssticks"
And Merganthaler toilers;
Come aged grays, in life's fall days,
And tuberculosis foilers.
From the Keystone state and Golden,
Gate,
From Texas, big and loamy;
From Washington, where brains have
won,
And some from Oklahoma.
From Michigan they Join the van,
Wisconsin sends her quota;
From Jersey shore in age fourscore,
And more from Minnesota.
Virginia, West, sends here her best,
I-ikewise has famed Nebraska,
And soon we'll know that others flow
From Uncle Sans Alaska
Missouri own are also Shown"
New York state, Marylanders;
Rhode Island, small, has made her call,
Saluting Louisianders.
Too great space would this embrace,
Our whole broad land to mention;
There are the i'll and the old to fill
A place Of Gods invention.
From Ohio way, from Canada,
And from distant Halifax,
From Hoosierdom our brothers come,
Travelling railway tracks,
From Illinois come union boys,
And kentucky-Tennessee;
Virginians set, dry Kansans wet
With song of jubilee.
They come and go like winds that blow
blow
From this our grand hotel;
In land so strange, the Rockies range,
Where many sick get well.
We are partners all as our brothers call
For Eestful care when old,
The 1t. L. means friendship true,
From a brotherhood of gold.
OSCAR LANGFoRD.
Colorado Springs, Colo.