The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 10

TEN THE GREENVILLE DAILY NEWS SATURDAY, Oct. 6 THE L.EAD1KG PAPER Or THE PIEDMONT MODERN CITY HOME FOR YOU We have a nice bungalow of rooms and bath room, with modern city conveniences located on beautiful lot in one of the best neighborhoods in the city. See us for our quick sale price on this attractive home. "BUIST CIRCLE'" lota offer a very beautiful and desirable location tor your new home. We offer several beautiful lots, in this sub-division.

They are Just off of Rutherford pavement, affording a magniflcient view of the mountains and surrounding country. Let us build and finance your new home. For dairy farms or anything in Real Estate see THE Wm GOLDSMITH CO. FURMAN AND WAKE Now Listrated Chewing Gum Antiseptic Delicious CARPENTER BROS. White Multiplier and White Bermuda ONION SETS Hartzcg's Drugstore PHOXE S82 PHONE 401.

HARRY WILKrN'8. Manager. We Have Several Sums of Money to Loan! Lodns from $1,000.00 to 5,000.00 Secured by First Real Estate Mortgages. ALESTER G. FURMAN, Southeastern Building.

Phoae 893. Artistic Funeral Designs. Emblems of all Orders in stock. Mauldin Floral Co Phone 2S37 i ROSES, ACTERS. FUNERAL DESIGNS OUR SPECIALTY Graceland Greenhouses Office Southeastern Bld.

1 Phones 694 and 81. Success comes only to those their opportunity when, it is cpcorairity below: Heavy Hardware Contractors Supplies Carpenter Tools Steam Specialties Valves, Fittings, Pipes, Iron in stock in large quantities at POE HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Phone 14 212 S. Main iHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Thousands of Good Stenographers Are Needed Clerical Help Wanted The government hzs just written to this school pointing out their urgent need of stenographers, both male OUR STORE Is the center for good jewelry only. Treat onr store as a museum.

Look over our stock often -even If you are not ready to buy. We are always glad to show our stock. A lot of oar Christmas goods are coming In and some of our wise customers ara asking us to lay aside articles- which catch their eye. Vaughan Marcy, RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Greenville. S. C. it: Attorney For Looper Contends, That Chief Executive of City Can Not, Judicially A NOVEL POINT IS RAISED The legality of a sentence passed i by H. C.

Harvley, mayor of Greenville, while presiding over the city court a few days ago in the absence of the city recorder, will be tested in the court of general sessions at its November term. A. J. Looper, tried and convicted in the city court several days ago of violating the ordinance with reference to operating a public service automobile without a license, and sentenced by Mayor Harvley, acting recorder, has filed, through his attorney, T. C.

Turner, notice of his anneal to the circuit court nn the (rmnnil that thfl niavor was without authority in acting as the city court's presiding officer, the mayor's office being an executive one and not judicial. The constitution provides, the appellant alleges, that there shall be three branches of government: legislative, executive and judicial, and that a person holding an office In one branch cannot exercise the functions of an office In either of the other branches. Since Mayor Harvley, the appellant alleges, Is an executive officer, he cannot, under the law, preside over the city Court, the recorder's office being purely a judicial one. The convicted man will appeal to the circuit court to set aside the sentence imposed upon him by Mayor Harvley, alleging that "the said acting recorder was totally without jurisdiction to hear and determine the above stated case, and the findings and sentence imposed is, therefore, null and void." The question involved is a novel one, and the decision of the circuit court will be awaited with interest by many. 'Max Wants Divorce' Is a Miniature War When Max Linder, Essanay's noted comedian, and his bride engage in their little marital squabble in "Max Wants a Divorce," it is a minj iature European war.

Starting in the drawing room of their luxuriously furnished bridal apartment, they battle out through the library, bedroom, dining room and kitchen. When peace is restored there is not a whole Stick of furniture or piore of bric-a-brac in the place, and Slix's bride is standing in but the shifts of her elaborate trousseau. Believe me, it, is some squabble. Also the Great Preparedness Picture, "How Uncle Sam Prepares," This is a wonderful picture in 5 reels and is sanctioned by the United States government. Do not miss this great double bill.

The Garing Today. Secretary of War May Visit This City Soon Secretary Beaman of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon telegraphed Secretary of War Baker's private secretary asking him if Secretary Baker would visit Greenville during his week-end visit south. He Is to be, in Charlotte today, and the Chamber of Commerce several days ago invited him to visit Greenville and Camp Sevier, but so far have heard nothing from him. Mr. Beaman experts to hear from the private secretary this morning, and in case Secretary Baker has planned to come here, some function will be arranged in his honor.

Derieux On His Way To France For Duty Friends of James C. Derieux, former managing editor of The News, learned yesterday that he has sailed for France where he will engage in Y. M. Cf A. work near the trenches.

It is understood that he did not know Just in what locality ho would be as-sighed to duty. He was recently in Columbia, visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. T.

Derieux. 230 Students Are Enrolled At Bailey Gli RKVWO Oct. 5. The Bailey Military academy has a total of 230 utudent this session, 20 8 of whom are boarding in the institution's barracks, and 32 day students. In addition to this 94 have been turned awav because of inability to accommodate Lhem.

Everything points to a' banner year at the academy. JACK TAR A NEW STYLE FOR FALL AND WINTER 20c EACH 3 FOR BOc 12 FOR 2 UUIM.rlTAOO4.4vrl CO Twor.if. CAN MAYOR AC AS RECORDER? a a I FFA! Three of a Kind Constituted Notable Exhibit of Green- ville Product At Locust HUSKY AND HANDSOME Among the various wonderful ex hibitions to bo seen at the Locust Agricultural Fair, which closed yesterday afternoon, after two days show, was something entirely out of the ordinary, and not on the program at all. Mr. and Mrs.

John Bishop, whose home is near Greer, in Greenville county, were the center of attraction for the large crowds who were so fortunate as to attend this fair, on account of the fact that their triplets, three well developed, magnificent specimen of young Americans acompanied them, and these three beautiful, round-faced, brown-eyed, three-year-old boys, each weighing exactly 31 pounds, seemed pleased and charmed with the throngs who gathered around them and asked them questions. The names of the three boys are: Frank, Fred and Furman. and the good mother stated that she had no difficulty whatever in distinguishing one from the others. She is the happy mother of five boys and two girls, the youngest being nine months of age, and there is little doubt but that she enjoys the distinction of being the only mother in Greenville county with three bright, beautiful, healthy sons, all the same age. G.

K. W. AT THE COLONIAL "FAIR AND Monday, October 8th. Selwyn Company will present their newest big success, "Fair and Warmer," whose fame has spread all over the country on the strength of its year-long run of unprecedented prosperity at the Eltinge Theatre, Xew York, and an almost equally long run at the Cort Theatre, Chicago, at the Colonial on Monday, Oct. 8.

Avery Hopwood, author of this farce classic, is also author of 'Seven Days" and "Nobody's Widow" and started the long-run-farce on the career it has never since abandoned. So Mr. Hopwood is fairly entitled to his rank as Americas first master of farce-writing. Selwyn Company, "Fair and Warmer's" producers, have established their reputation as pickers of winners by "Within The Law," "Twin Beds." Margaret Illington in "The Lie," Jane Cowl in "Lilac Time" etc. When they followed this array of successes with "Fair and Warmer," the wiseacres said "Trust the Selwyns." Tn "Fair and Warmer," Avery Hopwood uses just the idea he knows best how to put through its paces a satiric and richly humorous complication arising from the fact that two most respectable young persons try to be wicked without Knowing how, and end by covering themselves with ignominy, while the pair at whom they aimed their wickedness, as retaliation, went joyously Scot free.

"Fair and Warmer" begins in the early evening, stays up all night, and comes to a festive conclusion at noon of the following day, after having disrupted two households, de-vasted one "tame robin," reassorted four people who then repudiute the reassortment, and finally hailed blessings and benedictions upon righteous and uprighleous with an impartial hand. FILLING STATION WILL OPEN TODAY Splendid New Auto Service. Station Opens At Corner North and Laurens Tiic Greenville Auto Filling Station, under management of Fred S. will this morning open fo business at the corner of North and Laurens streets. The station Is so constructed that automobiles may drive through without reversing and will be supplies with gasoline, all kinds of oil and wat-tcr.

At present the station will In open from 6 o'clock In the morning until 12 o'clock at night but. if there is a demand It will later be kept open all night. It will aso be open all day Sunday. The manager Mr. Antley, is an old Furman man who has recently moved here from his former home nt St Mathews.

He has a wide liOHt of friends and is a likable fellow whom the automobile world will find pleasure In deaing witn. Building and Loan Series Opens Today The twenty-fourth series of Mechanics Perpetual Building Loan association which opened on the first of this month will receive first payments today. This Is the oldest association in Greenville, having been organized in 1906. Series opoo every six months and have paid very large profits in the past, the last maturity having granted a profit In excess of per cent. The twelfth series will mature In December.

More than 300 homes have been built here through their plan. BISHOP RIPLETS 1 Gridiron Season Opens At Riverside Park This Afternoon With Hot-Fought Game ARE EVENLY MATCHED i The lid of the football season of Greenville will be pried loose this afternoon with the game between Fur-man and Wake Forest. Both teams report that they are ready for the fray and a warm contest is expected. I.ast Saturday in Atlanta they both met Georgia Tech and from the scores in those games it would seem that the squads are about evenly matched. Furman's warriors have been hard at work for the entirs week getting ready for this same, and Coach Laval molded together a likely bunch of huskies.

They are by far the fastest team that Furmjn fias had In years and should show their heels to most teams in this State. The game is to be staged in the new Riverside I'ark and no expense has been spared to put the Held in first-class shape. There fs a comfortable grandstand that can car for eight hundred people and a bleachers that will take care of three hundred. One entire side of the field will be reserved for automobiles and no pedestrians tie allowed to stand in front of the machines. The military police will be on hand to preserve order and to keep the crowd in the proper place.

There will no De a record orowd on hand, and it would be advisable for people wishing to sit in the grandstand to be so that they can be assured of seats as there will be no reservations made. A car to the Southern Station will cany you to within two minutes walk to the Park and tncy will run every seven minutes. Automobiles will go under the underpass to the South of the Southern Station and will find themselves at the entrance the park. Soldiers Enjoy Good Food At First Baptist A number of soldiers from Camp Sevier, as well as a great many people from the city, enjoyed the oyster and salad suppers supplied by the ladies of the First Baptist church in the church building last night. It is thought that a big crowd of soldiers will this afternoon and ev-enlns avail themselves of thisc opportunity to get delicious home cooking at thirty-five cents a person.

The ladies may continue to serre dinners nnd suppers on given days for some months. Charming young ladies of the church serve as waitresses, there is good music and everything is done to make the visitor at ease, as well as to fill his inner man full. It is a bright and attractive place to get good food cooked in the old-fasn-ionrd style. Two Matinees to Be Given At Grand Today Two matinees will be given at the Grand thus afternoon and those whose snulnters are not on the blink will see some choice ones. For the five acts of Keith vaudeville are all live wires.

In order to accomodate the demand for seats the management found it necessary to put on two matinees and the first will begin with a reel of Pathe news pictures at 1:45. after which the fun- makers and the other artists will take the board. The second afternoon shn' will begin at 3. Two shows will be given tonight as at 7:45 and 8 clock. Addition Be Built To Poinsett School An addition Is to be built to the Poinsett school building, increasing the space there.

Work will start immediately upon the addition by Skelton and Owens, the city school trustees having authorized the biuld-ing of the addition. The cost will be something over $500, it is stated. Many Bank Accounts Started By Soldiers Many bank accounts have been started in the savings departments of the Greenville banks by soldiers from Camp Sevier, according to a well-known banker. The officers at camp are making efforts to instill thrift into the minds of the men and it eems that the efforts are not fu-ttlu. A large amount of money has been deposited In this manned by the khaki-clad boys within the past several weeks, A goodly amount of money is also sent by many of the soldiers, as Is evidenced by the long waiting line before the money order windows of the post office on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturday afternoons, when the Sammies are able to visit the city.

The figures showing the large amount of business done in the money order line by the post office also attests this fact HAPPY PAIRS Marriage licenses as follows were Issued yesterday by the judge of probata for Greenville county: a. P. Henderson and Minnie I Green. William G. King and Posey Minnie Adolr.

Charles E. 61ms and Maud Greer. FORES LL PLAY FALL AND WINTER FLOWERS We make a specialty of wreaths and cut flowers. TERMS CASH Greenville Floral Co. Phone 1613 L.

A. CLARK, Architect, IMnlay Bldg. Greenville, S. C. who can see and grr.sp offered them.

P.ead your and female, and asking us to help them in securing the great number needed. The starting salary offered is $W0 to $1200 a yer.r. Examinations are being held weekly in 400 cities. Besides the demand of the government, the conscription is taking thousands of young men from commercial positions, and their positions will have to be filled by new employees. Business men are calling on us daily for assistance in securing stenographers and bookkeepers, Write for detailed information.

Address for. Shorts, and strictly Greenville. S. C. APPAREL HARD TAYLOR INSURANCE AGENTS Rooms 67-69 Swandale Bldsf We have formed an Agency under the above name for the transaction of insurance We represent only strong1, reliable Companies and business committed to our care will receive prompt and careful attention.

With our Senior's experience of thirty years in all branches of the Fire Insurance business and our Junior's experience of seven years in the local business in Greenville, ve are prepared to give our customers prompt and efficient service. We solicit a share of vour business. CHARLES F. HARD, JOHN S. TAYLOR, Phone 1083.

Street Phone 15 AT THE GARING SATURDAY Endorsed by U. S. A. HOW UNCLE SAM PREPARES A WONDERFUL PRODUCTION ON PREPAREDNESS. Also Big Comedy.

7 MAX LINDER In "MAX WANTS A DIVORCE" AT THE BIJOU "TWO CROOKS." Two Reel Keystone Knock-Out. "THE FATAL RING." First Chapter of the Thrilling Path Serial, with Pearl White. DON'T MISS THIS. "VENGEANCE VS. MERCY." Selig Drama.

COMING "THE FIGHTING TRAIL" The Most Melodramatic Photoplay Serial Ever Produced. We are receiving daily' large shipments ol fall and winter -wearing apparel, wkicn, through foresight from long years of experience, we hought early and at prices before the rise, so that -we can assure the public of the very lowest prices that good materials can he sold All the newest designs in ultra, as well as the more conservative effects are heing shown, and ve have a style for any taste. We are showing all the newest in Belters, English Clothes fitting styles, regulars Slims, Stouts. Fats, FOR RENT Storeroom, W. Washington 18x60.

Will be fitted to suit tenants tieeds. Thackston Son. REAL ESTATE TItANSFKR8 Realty transfers as follows were recorded yesterday In the' office of the mesne conveyances for Green ville county: J. A. McDuniel Annie Huff Cox tract near city-on Augusta road, 2, BOO.

.) C. O. Hobbs to Amanda E. Robinson, lot on North street, city, 10 and other considerations. L.

P. Kpton to I. C. Blackwood, lot in Chick Springs, Jl and other considerations. T.

B. Chllders to L. P. Epton, lot in Chick Springs, exchange of property and other considerations. Heldenberg and Company to American Cigar Company of New Jersey, property on Court street, city, $1 and other considerations.

TWO BARGAINS- young mens, and no style of form or figure has been overlooked. I We are receiving daily large supplies of Military goods, and will take orders for Uniforms, service Hats and other regulation necessities. A 5-room cottage on Earle has all conveniences, lot 1 BOTHSCHIIJ, is 65x200. Price $2750.00. A brand new bungalow on Townes has all conveniences and one of the nicest homes in the city $4250.00.

These are nl places and can probably arrange terms to ault, GILFILLIN HOUSTON. Main St. and McBce Avn..