The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 2

THE GREENVIllLE DAILY NEWS Friday, HE MAKES DENIAL EIT911IE I Merchant, Kiizaboth F. Perry, S. Sca-I wright. P. L.

Baker, Cooper's Garage. I Jamison Morris, E. A. Webster, I Belk-Kirkpatrick H. W.

Pcrrj', la B. Blackwelder, J. W. Mullinax, GUEST IS PASSED IN "FLU" EPIDEMIC A HEDGE Hi MOUSE III SHIM TOW jr. if -I ill tS-- yceum Number C.

"Get Together Troopers" To Be Shown at Colonial This Evening Officers at Camp Sevier Be- lieve Spanish Influenza is Now Declining Last Night Pleased Big Crowd Music Lovers VARIETY PROGRAM 100 PNUEM0NIA CASES EXCELLENT TENOR VOICE PIS Paul Althouse. of the Metropoli tan Opera Company captivated a large audience last night in the G. W. C. auditorium.

Mr. pos ARTim RSI Ninety soldier entertainers and fut makers from Camp Sevier will put on their show, "Get Together Troopers," at the Colonial theatre tonight, and something extraordinary promised Greenville theatre-goera who go out to see it. The program consists of a wide variety of stunts. Including a band concert, vaudeville acts, new dances, a boxing carnival and a number of the latest and most popular songs. The show was put on at the camp several weeks ago and made such a decided hit with the soldiers that it was decided to give the Greenville public the.

privilege of seeing what nne theatrical talent exists anions; the men in uniform at Sevier. The exhibition is under the direction of Mrs. F. Miss Camic Johnson, E. P.

McAdams, J. H. Watson, L. Ferguson, X. L.

W. H. McKetrick, W. H. Kinard, J.

Frank. Slater, J.O. Jones T. J. Goodlett, A.

Katz, Mrs. Lottie Bar-ton. Aug. W. Smith.

kenly Miss Annie Addison, Mrs. H. B. Tindal, Mr. H.

B. Tintlal, Misses McKay, Walter Jones, J. -J. Reedy, J. R.

Reynolds, A.Howard. W. R. Slrcery. M.

F. Vaughn, Chas. Ware, G. Bullock, I'at Pruitt, John G- Gale, C. A.

W. F. Yarbor-ough, B. M. Thomason, J.

Bauh-ing, J. H. Keenan. Jas. Goodlett, A.

C. Ciapp, J. H-Arnett. R. P.

Lllborns, Jphii O. K. Vaughn, Frank -Harris, Neal Bowlin, Frank Williams, Mc-Groe. John Broadus ICnight C. S.

Wert, A. F-Ballentine, Frank LvVv'atsQa, H. V. Mitchell, John L. Mc-Connell, H.

W. Hudson, JEen. Granger, W. T. Buntin.

7 Mrs. Ella Gevald, Minna W. W. N. Lee Farrow, Virginia Talleyi Ben T.

Farnsworth, Katie Hyman Liphihltx, Eusenv Pussley, A. B. Wlckliff e. E. Godfrey Miss Minntb Crane, Peace Printing Greenville News E.

E. Harden, Miss Helen Shirley, Jas. H. Maxwell, Miss Laura M. Martin, Miss Bessie L.

Bryant, Miss Emma Mahon. Dr. C. H. Fair, Henry Spriggs, Frederick W.

Ewbank Hunt Canny Elisabeth E. Beattie, F. S. Webster, A. W.

Rochester, M. Meadors, BenJ. Bryant, Hillhouse Goodlett, Miss Annie L. Harris. Mrs.

W. B. McDaniel, W. B. Mc-Daniel, Mrs.

Albert Barnes, and Mrs. H. V. Walker, Mrs. H.

S. Mauley, Mrs. H. W. Provence, Mrs.

John Corca, Miss Octavia Cook, Mr. W. E. Batson, J. B.

Mayo. Mrs. J. Haley, Mrs. N.

D. Fur-man, Mrs. Charlotte M. Goldsmith, W. K.

Grant, Mrs. A. B. Wardiav, Mrs. C.

E. Hunter, W. Kirk Allen, i. E. Cox, Mrs.

I. H. Ambrose, Miss E. Kelly. Nettie Symms, Mary Symms, Mrs.

J. K. Smith, Miss Nan Sloan, Miss Eioise Sloan, Mr. iand Mrs. W.

G. RUNHATTJIN '-SILK sesses a robust tenor of wide range and smoo-thneos. His program was taring to a degree yet toe maintained his voice to the end with fidelity to pitch and modulation. Mr. Althouse ha3 a pleasing personality that at once takes.

The program contained four groups opening with a group of American followed by a French proup.and this by an Italian group. program closed with an aria. Mr. Althouse greatly pleased his audience with each song. He was applauded and encored many times.

He always responded some selection frone to make his audience fall in love with him especially the girls os, he ia married. After: the program a number of officers'from Camp Sevier and other music lingered to hear Mr. always responded with some selection ceedingly generous at this time and gave several selections. The Greenville Lyceum Association is -to be highly commended for bringing Mr. Althouse to the, city.

The looms of the famous ScwaMi Richard Carroll, camp dramatic di- and operated by The Manhattan Shirt rent nr. who mu, kl. Mr The epidemic of Spanish influenza at Camp Sevier was believed yesterday by medical officers to have reached its crest, and to have begun to decline, and it is now believed that the epidemic will very shortly play out Patients are being discharged from the base hospital as cured of the disease, at the rate of about five hundred a day now, and the number of new cases has become, less than the number of discharged patients. Only a very small percentage of -the cases have developed into pneumonia, which is the serious phase of the disease. Up to.

the present time, according to reliable information' yesterday, approximately 2,500 soldiers have been affected with the About one hundred cases of pneumonia have developed, and eleven deaths have been reported during the past few days. Quarantine regulations still prevail strictly throughout the camp, every precaution Is being taken. Soldiers who show any indications whatever of having the are immediately segregated, and put under medio, treatment, and those who have been in contact with suspected ones are quarantined until the case Is finally The soldiers are kept outdoors during their waking hours, and no Indoor assemblages are permitted. Athletics and sports of all kinds are unusually popular, and the soldiers appear to be taking their confinement to camp very tributed their rriastei-pieces of Silk Ci The trail of that many headed serpent, the German propaganda, from Berlin to' this country, and possibly Into the offices of certain American Dewspaperu, Is growing more inttr-esiing to the federal authorities the disclosures accumulate 1n connection with the coming ConKres-sional Investigation oi tbe purchase of the Washington Times wttU money loaned by members of the United States Brewers' Association. The extent to wrhich Alexandet Konta.

Etungarlan-American banner of New Tork city, whose letter to Dr. Bernard Dernnurg in 1915 showed his readiness to render service to th KMser's propaganda, may figure in She invesdRatlon, Mr. Arthur. Brisbane, owner of the Washington limes, mode a public denial that at had ever bad any baslness aasocw tions with Mr. Konta.

Fall Manhattans will leave nothing way of shirt luxury. through practice which has brought them to a high point of at the, Colonial tonight promises to be the equal of many sent out from the big theatrical centers. The proceeds of the seat sale will go to the United War Work Council, and tickets, reasonably priced, are being sold by the various patriotic organizations in the city. See our Manhattan Siltf They're smart to a de: 3 3 Exquisite patterns- Guaranteed Color-Fast $406,800 SECURED IN FOURTH LIBERTY DRIVE Superior Tailoring Who's Who In "Motherhood" at Strand Today (Continued from Page One.) $2.00 to $1 P. J.

Redmond, J. I. West, Z. Jk i 4 1 I Perry. J.

Mahaffey, Felicia H. i I Opening Day Locust I Marjorie Rambeau First profes; sional experieiC was gained in tour of Alaska with her mother, who was also a well known actress. Returning to the United States ehe pjayed leads In small touring companies and was starred in the Burbank Theatre Stock Company. First Broadway success was in "So Much for So Much," but her Comprehensive Weather Report Fair Well Attended -0 B. Brennen, G.

F. Hinkle. Dick Thomason, Hovey Smith, Miss Aileen McGee, Jas. Birnie, E. C.

C. Hindman, S. E.s Carter, L. Hatcher, Miss Sunie Hillhouse, Mr. V.

Garrison. DrA E. Houston, Dr. Wi M. -WV Scott, Mrs.

J. A. Adams, J. A. Adams, B.

G. Wilkins, F. L. Shackleford, W. N.

Cruik-shank, Chas. HardV Chas. F. Hard, ad. Exclusive Agt sensational success was attained in I S.

Weather Bureau, Greenville, S. C. Oct. 1918. Woman's Working Society, Mary S.

Moore, W. A. Yates, Mrs. Lilie S. Shumate, Lillie' Barr, Ben j.

F. Short, P. B. Edwards, H. L.

Miller, Mrs. W. G. Burgess, Mis3 Ellen Poe. G.

R. Busbee, G. Kanos, G. O. Gru-fin, B.

B. Hunt, Matti Lane, Mrs. 11. L. Mason, Ulysses Chaonssis, Mrs.

J. V. Dodenhoff, J. Lilly Miss Mallie Murry. DeMulder, Mrs.

Eessie V. Pettus, Mrs. G.i M. Buchanan, J. C.

Varn, H. Gibbes, W. E. Campbell, F. W.

Smith, Wm. T. Cook, L. F. Temperature (in degrees uhrcnhcit) "Cheating Cheaters," a Broadway production in Which she is- stili appearing.

Robert" Playing opposite Miss Rambeau. Has nlaved in sunnort .62 .68 Visitors from city to'the North Greenville Fair at Locust yesterday brought back reports that a crowd of several, thousand' people were preaent and that the exhibits were wry creditable, especially for times. The fair closes and the attendance today is expected to be even larger, than yesterday. 3 a. m.

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band a of Margaret Illi'nscton and with Mans- interest to the thousands of admirers wifes ho field. Moving Picture career was sent of that dainty Artcraft ...68 ...82 .76 ...64 82 68 I la. ,....60 cook up Highest Temperature suggest Langdon, Philip Suess. Lowest Temperature and the "Johanna Enlists" is a picturiza-tion by Frances Marion of Rupert Hughes' celebrated story. "The Mobilization of Johanna." It was directed by William D.

Taylor and the military with the Metro company before coming to Powell studios. Paul Everton Long stage experience in. support of best stars and was prominently cast in notable productions. Recent New York appeaarnces Average Temperature 70 trolley" W. J.

Elbridge, J. M. McKinna, G. wi C. Blackwell, of Charlotte, N.

Lewis, Mrs. F. G. Cobb, Mrs. C.

F. is overhauling the carding ma- Highest Temp, this date last year. 76 eventual have nlai Lowest Temp, this 'date last 41 atmosphere was provided by "Our II. O. Jones, Hyane Irvine, Storage Battery, J.

Rion McKisstck, Mrs. E. Brown; -Catherine E. B. Harrison, Jenkins, T.

Inglesby. N. H. Alford, Elizabeth R. Alford, Norris F.

J. Cogswell, J. M. Norris, A. W.

Norris, C. H. Cunningham, L. C. lapp, Lula Alexander, Geo.

B. Ranshaw. Macon C. Woodlief, W. S.

Turner, Psyche Webster, John C. Turne'i, F. W. Symmes, Geo. M.

Buchanan, OUverv Masingtll, D. W. Ebaugh, John L. Orr, G. D.

Gaze. J. D. Rodgers, A. C.

Coile, G. A. to be tall Avg. temp, this month for 26 yrs. 60 with James K.

Hackett and Viola Mary's" own resimerit of soldiers said thai Avg. Sept temp. -for this state 63 Allen, and also in "Kick In." For sixjthe 143rd Field Artillery of which years starred through the west in she is the honorary colonel. rise tha Greenwd Haynesworth, Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. chinerv at French Broad Mfg. Moses, Mrs. C.

B. Martin, Mrs. T. AsheviJle, N. C.

Matthews, Katheriine Knight, Mrs. ru 1 -1 'r-'-u JVllinn Nelson Poe, Jr. man, Bruce Patton, G. Tilman, Mrs. W.

D. Browning, Mrs. W. W. Hunter-Wilson S.

M. Huntet, RIddick, Mrs. E. F. Douglas, Mrs.

S. i Robt. Wilson, S. L. McBee, George McGregor, Mrs.

Claud Ramseur, Mrs. Ebaugh, Jas. McPberso'n. Edwin Howard, Miss Janle Gower, I Jas. "Doak, J.

Gallivan, C. H. Yates, Mrs. J. A.

McPherson. W. D. Verner Springs Water Mrs. it.

plays of the late Charles Klein. In Han- Precipitation (in inches and all the dreduis.) pictures appeared with Metro and Pathe before Joining Powell players. presents There is a real military court martial filled with thrills and military im-pressiveness. The regulations are strictly adhered to and in this respect For 24 hours end. this 9 p.

and it ii Anne Sutherland Known as one of appreciol the most noted character women on tne picture is in the nature of 'an Total for month to date Total this date last year rounded N. xairusii, ijLrs. iu. ivxui tin. i xvxis.

xj. iu. xbo.59ua.tc, rZ rril 6 7 SSi I educational force for those whose ng at the Eitlnge Theatre in "Cheat-. mit -matt tn timo Average this month for 35 yrs.Z.afi E. 1 A.

McKeithan, Agnes Deal, Mra. chorus forrtia." Mrs. Ella M. Russell, Mrs. Avg.

Sept precip. for the state .3.12. lng Cheaters. She has appeared onof war n'la sntH tn -ntn. UIha tri before in" the screen but once "Via ture abounds with novel and humorous situations and enables Miss The ford to do some of the most delightful work of her career.

Relative Humidity (Per Ct.) 9 .61 p. .50 9 p. .57 Wireless. Aubrey Beattie Has had an extensive and interesting career on the legitimate stage and been a prominent figure In many Broadway successes. Associated with almost every big theatrical celebrity in America, he has played in many all star casta and of late has been appearing in the lighter forms of drama.

PI L. W. Dalzell has been placed in, Charlotte Greenwood in "So Long Letty" At Colonial Saturday charge of the textile purchases for the Red Cross, with headquarters in This McDavid, Chas. E. Robinson.

Carrie L. Yates, J. A. McDavid, Herbert H. Roberts, Jas.

L. William, Mrs. John Russell, Mrs. Rosa Garlng, R. I.

McDavid, Jno. Russell, Mrs. Belle Smith, Dr. W. E.

Wright. Mllls, Mrs. J. W. Norwood, Mrs.

Celey, Chas, Frank Perry, Mr; J. B. Raaor, H. T. Mills, Nell Mills, Mrs.

H. T. Mills, Mrs. H. W.

Perry, Mrl Cary. Frances Cary, Mary E. Cary, W. Cely, Duff Smoak, Mxs. Theresa.

H. Smoak, Mrs. J. E. Lewis, Mr, and A-Willia, Mr.

W. D. Neeves, Mrs, H. G.oodlett, W. H.

Goodlett Miss Mrs. Eliza K. Mauldin Addie' O. Anthony, A. tt- Sirrine, D.

J. Goodwin, Mrs. E. W. Carpenter, Mrs.

J. H. Morgan, Mrs. J. M.

Geer, Mrs N. Watson, Mr(. H. J. Haynesworth, Louis Wilkinsov, Mrs.

J. R. Smith. Mrs. J.

R. Wilkinson, Mrs. E. A. GUfillin, E.

G. McCain and wife. Miss Margarette Hammett, Mrs. W. H.

Hammett, Mary A. McPherson, Chas. League, F. M. Terry, Mrs.

S. W. Reams, John Montgomery. B. W.

Farrow, Furman Lounds, George Nowels, E. E. Sanders, Alex Cagle, A. B. J.

S. Terrell, J. H. Patterson, John Giles, T. A.

Bell. Bishop, W. Maek, E. F. Em-brey.

Lucille Carpenter, J. Ocron Jones, Rush" L. Mason, J. Scott, IX, W. iWood, J.

F. Sullivan-Markley "Greenvllit Washington. He ia now engaged in boost. making a complete survey of the sit The Cd uation with a view of determining the commo Mary Pickf ord in needs of, the organization. tion in th-e reai "Johanna Enlists" Oliver Morosco will present for the first time here October 5 matinee iand night, Charlotte Greenwood in his unique musical comedy "So Long Let In this J.

A. Miller, and T. Miller, ular at Casino Today ty." The book is by Oliver Morosco I which officer of the mills located at Taylor-ville, N. accompanied by their fam out wn guessesi ilies made a motor trip through New England last week. curtain BMgham, S.

H. Paysinger, Mrs. Net from and Elmer Harris and tne music by Earl Carroll it rs welt provided with material for alughter, and most pleasing music. The scene is laid in the trolley car colony at the Golden Gate beach California. Two 'misinated couples love in the trolley- cars.

They squabble, and each wif seems to the other hua- sity as W. F. Howard has been protfrnted Although a military pohtoplay which deals only indirectly with the world struggle for democracy, Mary Pickford's new Artcraft picture, "Johanna which will be presented' at the Casino thearte today and tomorrow Is an offering of timely murderi Lumber Chas. R. C.

lie H. Mackey, Prof. G. A. Buist Mrs.

F. League. J. McDevitt, Buist, J. B.

Eskew, Mrs. W. F. Mrs. E.

J. Gage, Dr. E. W. Yarborough.

J. Lee Green, G. I and Mrs. N. Watkins, Mrs.

F. Douglas, Til- Nellie too, from overseer of weaving to superintendent of Glenn-Lowry Mfg. Whitmire, S. gets In ShOiJTS time. "7 who i DISCLOSES CONSPIRACY BETWEEN AGENTS OF KAISER AND GERMAN-AMERICAN BREWERS see it The deal I the look I i ii I iim iimwmiumMn.m i yankert nave Civeton, C.

H. Martin, J. L. Babb, Vtt W. S.

Powella B. Goodlett Co. AnflfeLi' Hate, Jesse E. Thorn p-" son, Mollie H. Dean, J.

Ki Smith, Camilfe Macdonald, Mrs. S. P. Pegues, Mrs. W.

C. Cleveland, Mrs. L. Mills, Mrs. C.

Land rum, C- Landrum. P. West, Mrs. G. Sirrine, W.

Cely, Martha Pearce, Mrs. G. Wyche, W. A. Hodges.

W. W. Storer, Mrs. A. Morgan, Mrs, Beattie, W.

W. Storer, Jr." Kutir McGee Mrs. F. A. F.

A. Julian, Mrs. Alex Eva T. Goodyear, May H. Rose, Mrs.

SV Martin, Mrs. Geo. Rose W. Hennint MY M. Pearse.

Dr. and Mrs. E. Halm, Martha L. Dean, F.

A. Lawton, E. Mrs, Mrs. Blassin-gam, Mrs. 3E.

Allen, Mrs, E. H. Graham, Williams, Mrsl W. N'. ilefan 'A." Morgan' Fair-child, Mrs.

F. Cleveland, Mrs. E. H. Fairchild, L.

W. Mrs. Mrs. H. A.

Tansell, Mr. and P. Ff Traynhiam, Mrs. W. Kinafd; Z.

A. Smith. Airs. Ellis C. Bedell, 3.

Kate Nelsonv Mrs, H. Carlisle, A. F. Miss Peola W. Strawn, Mrs pavennort, and Mrs.

Walter, Hodgens, Miss Guinn, llm. Floride Gordon Williams, John. Mf. Cureton, J. W.

icomb, Tom, Boyd, Mrs. W. M. 6eo, Wrigley, Mr. P.

Chambers, F. and Josie Floyd. Mrs. (3. Merry, Beulah 8.

Cunningham, Beulah Cunningham, Mrs. IV Cuinningham, Eva E. Chandler, P. Simpson, Lily GUbert, Mrs. Bates, Margaret Mackejr, Evelyn JHicks.

Alma Mrs. W. A. Brfggs, Mrs. .8.

James, H. Hahn, Luthejr Marshall M()brei Mary Kirk, Moore, C. V' Dernpsey, B. A. Morgan, Mrs.

H. Poole, J. Poole. Wv Hale, H. M.

Mrs. Jamie L. Morris Mr. and '4. Folyer, Miss Mary E.

Carpeater, W. B. Ramsay Mrs. Jennie Stern, T. P.

Babb; E. C. Smith. M. L.

Hunter, J. R. Benneyfleld, A. Shyer, Mrs. D.

W. Key, S. E. Kroznbaum, T. L.

Causby, Miss Helen Atkinson, May Gibson, Carrie R. Scott, peigler. C. Martin, W. Wlckliff, N.

Herndoh, Garrett, R. A. Dixon, J. IL 'Hollingsworth, W. F.

Cristopher J. C. D. Hiott, B. Jeter, vMrs.

C. Daeoa. -y J. E. Baptlett, A.

K. Magill, Joe B. Miss Annie Dixon, G. P. tally tli There there panies sort JLs II; Wr a i A-MITCHELL PALMER I ZlfPA PiM) Ilk sri- Ns the money for" a loan to Arthur 'ASwrtr, tfy Brisbane to purchase the paper.

JjJ1 ICHr'ISTlArTW' FElGENSftAN 'isS j'S 'WJE Mr' P'raer'8 letter reached SenatoiT EsJry Klu 0B 016 of ad0PtlOD by Even bread and butter and jam dorft tempt me, coys 3 1 ccn A. Jitchell Palmer, Allen Prop-, erty Custodian, has revealed a pro-GermaB conspiracy to obtain control of newspapers in this country and 1 has Diode public documents which linked! the brewers' pool raised to purchase the Times i "-cr ii directing the Judiciary Committer I Pi 1 4,11 to inrestlgate the charge that th hmi i CjO II "brewer had financed a newspaper im Oy in tha shadow of the Cnpltol." c7" CtA Christiatii W. Pefgenspan, a brewei v1 -t--5r of N. figures prom- i inently in the as doe 1 I i George Bhret, a New York brewer, the movement Mr. Palmer aed Ihe brewers who advanced.