The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 7

Thursday, Nov. 29, 1917 THE GREENVILLE DAILY NEWS SEVEN MANY FOOTBALL CLASSIC BE STMEDTODM ii- 1, SEASON'S LEADING DAVIDSON CLEMSON ANNUAL CLASSIC STAGED TODAY AT RIVERSIDE PARK CONTESTS PLAYED ON GRIDIRONS TODAY Plays Chester Today i The Ijreenvilie hit'' football am mider trie leader-hip of Coach I'eVane has rone to to Chester high sw 1 ool t4.tv. which jwtll cloft" their nation. 1'ieter fia-il-ated the Greenville boys h.r- la-s! by the ore of when one o' their backs intercepted a fir'af1 piKis and sped down the field for a er with the dainties svnt them by the civilian population of the city, will serve to divert their minds, tur a time at least, from the sad pl.ynt they are in. And you can bet yujr bottom dollar the soldier, confined undi-r quarantine to their tents.

sinaring the praises of the people of Greenville. Siios and Jones, are all bones, Carson and Brown at tackles are prepared to fight their darndest. Wright and Shirley are going to show belter skill than ever in breaking up the aerial game. Marcus Boyd at center will nhow the opposing defenses his Special Thanksgiving Dinner SHARP SLEUTHS Tit ki-y Ilrotij r-iiiifsst-- Stuff'! Turk) Beef Tenderloin filett menu Asparagus Tips Vienna au tiratin Fauce Kalamazoo Celery Lobster t-aiad Banana t-hort Cake Coffee, Tea or Milk The baeklield Is in better condition than ever. Speedy Speer will prob ably play his last game today, having been called for the array, and is out after revenge of last year when Wof ford won to 7.

Rhame is determin-jln ea to snow up even oeuer man ne did against P. C. Gregory and Gre retle will put forth a greater offensive than they have before, they say, ant wil do thoir loveliest to bring home the While of course Wofford has better chances for winning because of a much more experienced team. Fur-man is not admitting them a victory jxhe to GAME OF INTEREST Davidson One of The Swiftest Teams in South, While Clemson Has No Mean Team" PLAY AT CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON, Nov-. 28.

(Special annual football contest between Davidson and Clemson to be played charlotte tomorrow holds the at- itention of the two Carolina. Both teams are fairly well matched and dope out a winner la Illogical. Davidson has one of the swiftest teams in the south, while Clemson has a very strong aggregation, well trained and very successful agalnat nearly all teams played this season. Clemson Is expected to arrive in Charlotte tonight and will probably ff the njsastrous defeat of last tne Prvbyte Davidson won last year by the score of 33-0. Buck" Flowers, star predominant wll.l la Ihn man ttd tpsetckcs-r xz.

just as he has several teams an tne south this season. He is to be given all-southern this year by nearly all of the critics, it Is understood, as Is Grey, the healthy right guard. Judging from the outcome of the two contests with Auburn, Davidson has an edge on the South Carolinians, but judging by the meetings with uriuan, L.ienison nas i.ic au vi oid American Cafe untd they have won it. Coach Moser.u. nr.rtice some time to- eays that his men are In the best of lmorrow.

Advices received from shape and that they will give a godtnem tnat they expect their account of themselves from beginning iHt unnltm and Bartles to One of Hardest-Fought Foot-Ball Games Ever Played Here Expected Today WOFFORD IS CONFIDENT Xocals Have Plucky Team, And Will Play Visitor! To A r. Finish Everything is in a high pitch for the annual football classic this afternoon at three o'clock between Pur-man and WofTord. The rm will be pulled off at Riverside Park. Not tn years has there been as much interest manifested in a local came as there Is in the one this afternoon. Wofford claims a better tea.a Trth regard to her records for the feason.

but Furoian claims she win Jiold the Terriers with, the pluckiest line that ever fought for her. and will, 'he fleetest backheld that ever danced the lines. Furman showed lier mettle against the overrated I'Yeebyterians in the last contest a. id it, will take some scrapping on the i I art of the Methodists from the bun, overcome such an attack. P.

C. oefeated Wofford at the first of the S'Ksun by the score of 7 to 6. Every Furman man except Nixon ui in the prim of condition and prepared to go over the top on the quar. terback's signal. The two guards.

Colds and. Grippe Yield To Calotabs Overnight To break up a cold over nizht or ocut short an attack or grippe, physicians and druggists are now recommending Calotabs, the new nau- sealeas calomel, that Js purified from i all dangerous and sickening effects. Those who have tried it say that it acts like magic, by far more effective and certain than the old style calomel, heretofore recommended by all physicians. One Calotab on the tongue at bed time with a swallow of water, that's No salts, no nausea nor the slightest Interference with eating, work or pleasures. Next morning your cold has vanished and- your whole system feels refreshed and purified.

Calotabs is sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty-five cent. Recommended and by all druggists. Your money, hack If you are no t' How to Prevent In a child that is subject to attacks ot croup the, first indication of the disease is hoaranes. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the attack may be warded off and all danger and anxiety avoided. Southern vnntage.

Auburn defeated Clemson t0 a scoreless tie. Football 7-9, while Davidson defeated Auburn critlcf, pojrit to tnese diapIay8 ot 21-7. Clemson defeated rurmanthe force of tne Auburn machine as GET BIG STILL Constables and Rural Policemen Destroyed 50-Gallon Outfit Arrest Ford Cox (Special Whiskey Constables C. D. Foi tner and A.

E. Hill, accompanied by Rural Policemen Forrester and Ballcnger, yesterday captured and destroyed a 50-gallon still, with all the necessary fixtures, about one mile fro mthe station of Riverview on the Greenville and Western railway, and arrested and lodged In the county jail Ford Cox, a white man about 60 years of age, who is charged by officers with operating the still. In addition to the still, seven fer-menteru, about 1-2 gallon of whiskey and two bushels of malt were seized by the officers, all of which was destroyed. It was stated by the officers that the whiskey malt were found in the house of Cox, who was arrested, and who lived about 20o yards from the place the still was discovered. It was stnted also that a path ran directly from the distillery to Cox's house.

The officers think this is one of the largest whiskey making outfits ever captured in this section, and last, night were elated over their day's work. Your Rheumatism fhe twists and aches of rheumatic iufferers usually yield to the rich jil-food treatment in emulsionO when everything else fails. Besidej helping to purify and enrich the lij sirengmens me iuno (ions to throw off injurious acids i Lc changing seasons. Many doctors themselves take Scott': You Try It. Jcttt Bowne.

Bloomfield. N. 11-u Give us our Saturday and Sunday orders early Friday. at- lack i i. Tte high wiiool has one uf the Mghtt-n and vet one of the best teams they have put out ill the three years of football.

They have defeated toe Spartanbiirit and l-aurenn hiTi Hchool teams and a-c nichl'nir the i'hner icp.ool tor the sra'e It is the flrrt (org trip that tie ttatu has taken Cil season and they are determined to ad men to tneir iij-t of sea If. i la 'VH nl to uuce Potatoes (ream Price 1.imi i ft iLJi' im befoie lie 7 A J'i. ni Co Bo ,4 Wholesale and Retail in Coffee, Tea and Sugar. 107 N. Main Street.

Phones 855 and 856 Georgia Tech-Auburn and Se-wanee-Vanderbilt Games Of Greatest Interest TECH SHOWS STRONG Twenty-Ninth Annual Classic Between Sewanee-Vander-bilt a Toss-Up ATLANTA. Nov. 28. With the playing of twenty odd games, Including several big sectional meetings, "grid-iron contests among collegiate elevens in the soutlf will reach the climax of the season tomorrow. Auburn's clash with Georgia Tech here for titular honors; the annual meeting between Vanderbllt and at Nashville, and Washington and Lee's' inter-sectional battle with Washington and Jefferson at Richmond generally are considered to be among the chief attractions of the holiday play, which is mraked this year hv the absence of Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia and for the Thanksgiving card.

Showing a development of power in the last fortnight that resulted in a decisive triumph over their ancient foe, Vanderbllt, Auburn on the eve of its battle here furnished a surprise of the major season in hold ing the powerful Ohio State eombl nati western conference cham- in a large measure the test of strength the Georgians will he nut tn herp tomorrow ifMhev are turn their twentieth meetine with the Alabamians into victory, and close theid third consecutive season without a defeat. War-time play appears to have loft Sewanee and Vanderbilt considerably weakened and observers point to their twenty-ninth annual- match tomorrow as oe in which the gauge of battle will perhaps be more evenly drawn than in other meetings tn recent years. The Tigers have lost one game this season, to Centre college of Kentucky, while Georgia Tech and Chicago downed the Commodores in the season. Washington and Lee, claimants to the South Atlantic championship played for by teams in North Carolina, the dbtrict of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia face opponents tomorrow that are generally conceded to be among the strongest of tlie eastern aggregations. Washington and Jefferson's record this season, makes the invaders the choice over the southerners.

ILouisiana mate and Tulane clash in annual combat at Baton Rouge with Tulane apparently having a shade over their up-state antagonists, Comparing their respective scores against common opponents, it would seem there is little choice between Rice Instituto and Texas A and both undefeated to date. Arkansas and Arkansas aggies play at Bates-ville. while at Memphis the Haskell Indians areto engage Mis- sissippi A and M. Alabama is generally favored to win over a Beven from Camp Gordon at Birmingham, while the meeting between Davidson, Victors over Au-1 burn and Clemson college at Char- lotte is expected to feature the I schedule in the southeast. Another match of promise in this section will i be the Citadel, S.

C. game at Co-ulumbla. Other games of the day include V. P. I.

vs. V. M. I. at Blacksburg; I Mississippi vs.

Mississippi college at Jackson; Furman vs Wofford college; at Greenville; Hampden, Sidney vs. Wake Koresl at worioiK, ana rioriaai vs. Kentucky State at Lexington. Many Autoloads Sent Out By Generous Citizens Keeping Henricks Busy W. A.

Henricks, representative of the war department, who looks after the welfare of the soldiers at Camp Sevier, spent ono of the busiest days 0 fhls busy career yesterday carrying to camp hundreds of largo and small boxOB of cheer for the men in quarantine frnm generous people of Greenville. From early morn till the setting of the sun. Mr. Henricks was making the rounds ot the homes of the city gathering up tho packages of dainties, and taking them, along with those sent to his office in the Chamber of Commerce, to the camp. He did not finish his work yesterday, although several automobile loads of nice things to eat were transferred to the soldiers, and this morning he will have to mnke one, and possibly two trips to carry to camp the large number of packages which were In his of lee late yesterday afternoon.

T' re were all kinds Of nice things sf.it the sol. diers, fruits, cakes and candles being the principal articles, although many good edibles of a more substantial character were In evidence. The Lliwcomb-iRussell company, wholesale fruit and produce dealers. contributed two boxes of oranges, I wklch were taken out early In the afternoon. This was a generous contribution and will be highly appreciated by the-soldiers.

A seed-hearted lady walked in Mr. Henricks' of-fice during the (lay and handed him a dollar and aske him to buy some smokes and take to the men. The ten dollars contributed tho day be. fore by another lady was Invested in eandy and smokes, and these will ba among the artlcMcs taken out this morning. Thanks to the good people of Greenville, "quarantined at won't be so dreary for tne soldiers of Camp tlevier after alt.

The government will give them a turkey dinner, and this, togeth- SHOWER SOLDIERS WITH FEY CHOr i I i Railway Schedules to end. Wofford outweighs Kurman about 15 pounds to the man and this about i pounds to tne man ana tnis alone will give them a decided on an early train, A large crowd will come over from A. large crown win cume uwer iiuill rr et will reach here about noon. This will practically the whole Wofford student body and followers from Spartanburg. This is the biggest Thanksgiving evei.t and Greenvile is expected to turn out en masse to witness It.

Many expressions of interest were heard all over the city ynwterday. Thirty-Four More Battlers Chosen Both local board No. 2 and he district board have certified the thirty-four whose names appear below, as selected for military service and not exempted or discharged. Lowell F. Belcher, Gary Lipscomb, Porter Crowder, Nathan Aaron, Ben-nie B.

Martin, Willie M. Rogers, General Lee Styles, Leslie L. Keen, Willie Brockman, George Garrison, Charles H. Lanneau, Squire Hunt, Nathaniel Gowans, Isiah T. Williams Joseph Mints, Napoleon Peden, Char les Durham, William Brooks, EkiJ Petty, Hyman Williams, William J.

Mclntire, W. Dewey Wilson, Robert Franklin, Robert Dandy, Samuel Bleckley, Webb H. Cashion, Jesse James Long, John Davis, Robert 19 Merriweather, Samuel Johnson, Judge F. James, James Harris, James Hall, Joseph Madison Llndsey. Advertise Your Wants (Too Late For Classification) LOST Small pointer dog, named Scott; male; white with Over spots; bob-tail; tip ears Reward if returned to D.

J. W. Curry, No. 1 Washington Road. System FROM AR.

1.15 AM Charlotte Pullman 9.10 AM 11.40 AM 1.25 PM 1.45 PM fOR LV. 1.20 AM 3.05 AM 5.25 AM raJlU 9 ureenyiim, n. I ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS FROM GREENVILLE, S. C. Effective November 11th, 1917.

Figures Published as information and not guaranteed Jt wmie ihuj.i uui) 2S-7. The outcome is awaited with Interest all over both states. Cupid Hands Eight More the Wallop 'Eight happy pairs applied to Ju'dge cott yesterday for marriage licenses. Included in the number were Frank Styles and Earl Styles, first cousins, both 18 years of age, which, by the way, is the youngest age at which a man may marry under the law. The two youthful lovers wanted to stage a double wedding.

The female co-applicants for licenses, Sarah Page and Clara Carlton, were also both 18 years of age. The other couples who were licenses are as follows: Homer W. Oantt and Lois B. Strickland, R. E.

Harden and Annie L. Clymer, S. Hahn and Minnie L. James, Albert L. Smith and Ellie Smith and Cynthia Burnett, C.

J. Shoults and Sallie B. Raikes. REALTY TRANSFERS The following real estate transfers were filed for record yesterday in the office of the register of frnefine conveyance for Greenville! county: Melrose Land company to T. F.

Langston, lot on Melrose avenue, city, MOO. Fred D. Cox and J. M. Cox, executors, to Sallie L.

Rhods, tract in Dunklin township, $3,724. Janle T. Cothran and Emma A. Gossett to Sallie L. Rhodes, tract in Dunklin township, $25 and other considerations.

BY TAKING TANLAC Spartanburg Woman's Story Is Wonderful in Details GIVES HIGHEST PRAISE That she had gained sixty pounds in weight In ten or twelve weeks while aha was taking fTaJilac wag the almost startling statement of Mrs. A. J. Bates, of 318 West Main Ht, Spartanburg. She was interviewed at her husband's store at 407 South Liberty St.

"I suffered for more than two years from an ailment that effected my stomach and nerve. I traveled a lot to see doctors but none told me what my trouble was. They all said I was in bad shape and I know I got no better. I finally threw away all my medicine and began taking Tanlao. I always had believed after I got sick that I had cancer of the stomach, an Incurable trouble, I believe.

My nerves were in very bad Bhape, was almost Impossible for me to sleep, and many a night I've been awake at 2 o'clock in the morning. Really. I believe I was slowly starving to death, for the food, no matter how tempting It was, caused my stomach to revolt when I begun eating and I'd have to leave the table. I was in a dreadful condition and the worst of It was no one exported me to Improve. "I took about eight bottles of Tanlao.

and in ten or twelve weeks I had gained from one hundred and twenty-five pounds to one h-nndred and eighty-five pounds In weight a clenr gain of Blxty pounds, That Is really remarkable, I think. "The Tanlao also gave me a avpetlte, Improved the condition of my stomach so rapidly that the nausea soon left mf and In a short time after I took the first, dose 1 was eating heartily not only at meal time but between meals also. My nerves were strengthened and quieted and I began to rest well at night. "After I began taking Tanlao I gnlned In lite so fast thnt In a month I had no clothes could wear and 1 had to have my dress-maker call at my home to take my measure for new clothes and a month after thai I had again outgrown all my clothes the new ones ana the nress-maker had to come baok the second time for measures, I certainly am glad to recommend Tanlao, for it has done me a remarkable amount of good and I Intend to continue taking it, too." Mi, Bates gave the aibove state ment en Nocember 11, 1819. Tanlao, the Master Medicine, for Dv uarpenter tiros, ii.nu nottie uiiv.

GAINED 6Q POUNDS No. ARRIVAL 35. New York, Washington and 43. Washington and Charlotte 3.00 AM 42. Atlanta.

5.20 AM 36. New Orleans, Birmingham and Atlanta 6.10 AM 29. New York, Washington, Richmond and Charlotte 8.25 AM 46. Westminster- (local) 39. Charlotte (local) 37.

New York, Washington, solid 12. Atlanta (local) 15. Charleston and Columbia 12.50 PM 38. New Orleans and Atlanta, solid Pullman train 5.05 PM 40. Atlanta (local) 7.20 PM 17.

Columbia 6.55 PM 30. Birmingham and Atlanta 7.35 PM 15. Charlotte (local) 9.15 PM A Thanksgiving Theme for the Nation Tn deepest reverence and with contrite hearts the people of this nation should assemble today and render unto Almighty God "Ar their gratitude that in His Divine Providence we were, by the "Mrj Tn deepest reverence and with contrite hearts the people of this nation should assemble today and render unto Almighty God their gratitude that in His Divine Providence we were, by the DEPART 35. Atlanta, Birmingham and New Orleans 43. Atlanta 42.

Charlotte sacrifices of England and France and Belgium and Italy and Serbia and Roumania, for three years, saved from destruction. fc As the nation bows in reverent thanksgiving this day and contemplates the horrors from which these have saved us, and how, by the shedding of their blood, the women and the children of this land have been saved, there should go up, in endless gratitude to them and thanksgiving, praise to God for li is mercies and His blessings. 36. Charlotte, Washington and New York 6.20 AM Atlanta and Birmingham 8.30 AM 18. Columbia 8.40 AM 46.

Charlotte (local) 9.20 AM 39. Atlanta (local) 11.45 AM 37. Atlanta and New Orleans, solid Pullman train 1.30 PM 12. Charlotte (local) 1.50 PM 11. Atlanta (local) 4,00 PM 16 Columbia and Charleston 4.35 PM S8.

Charlotte, Washington, Richmond and New York, Solid Pullman 5.10PM 30. Charlotte, Washington and New York 7.40 PM 45. Westminster (local) 9.20PM Our Store will be Closed Today Belk-Kirkpatrick Co. Cor. Main and McBee Ave.

Richmond Sleeping Car now handled on No. 38 Instead of No 10 and is due in Richmond 7.05 AM. For complete information, tickets, Pullman reservation, call on Ticket Agents, or J. A. MILLS, CXA tAeR, T.P.A.

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