The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 8

FOR SALE 7 Room House, Bath, Gas Furnace Lot 50x120 Good Location $4500 STANLEY A. GILLESPIE REAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE JTurks and Russians Steel Oar Expected to Come Are Defeated By To Allies' Position Bessemer Bowlers ADVERTISING 'ONE'CENT A RANTED your properties with us. Oreenvillo Really Commercial Hotol Bldg. dS-Ox' with car to well tiros nnd Minus. Will arrange and expenses with right man.

file '-Worth Tire 3855 Main. biver- FOK Gaaollflo engine, saw and belt, food cutter. Jos. Kostreba, Pliollc 325-W. FOK 12-rbom house on Main street good Investment.

Orccnvillo utility d5 Gx machine, Premier sweeper and attachments, cheap. 125 S. Mercer street. FOR SprhiiTgecser Phone 13337 -22. d7 3x IUSNT TJoc.

by both Turkey nnd Kustla in the dispute over straits nrc expected And there wnh mo'ro optimism displayed today than at nny time since tho conference opened. There were many private conferences being held today nnd it is expected that the elausfi regarding the disposition of tho straits will bo written into the treaty shortly. It was agreed that the conference would adjourn on December 22 nnd would reconvene on January 38. -i Sloepin'i?" Nnrt.ll rooms. cl5 3x to lumw .1.

Agt. Illehimmrt land Ohio, will be nt NiUlonnl tlotcl, December 1.2, 1.3, vvlIJi n. jino Of samples suits ovoroonta. Kvcry Bull ami overcoat Ruaivuilocrt lo lie sill wool, perfect lit or nionr-y rotunrtwl. (Your unrestricted choice 122.50, extra trousers $8.01) to Ail taken will ho Hbippod outjicforo Xtmm, ini-iMing books returned to I.ibrriry.

No fines collect- cd If rcturnwMhlB jveok. FOIl FOK fl-room houso bath, gas, electric, furnace, city water, largo lot, -Loot and Vance. Oreenvlllo Realty Co. 'IB-fix room. 108 Jlie- nango street.

KOU -Furnlshi-tl room; men preferred. South Mercer. "Full iiuuwMojep- inn rooms. HI North d8-2x rooms Tor llRlit houHe-keeplng. In- qulro 2'M Main slreet.

ll FOIl "RUNT Sleeping rooms, also light hou.sekeeiiintf rooms. 54 Shcnango street. 8 3 LOST Diamond and Zuscli grocery, of money. Return to Record. Reward.

d9-2x FOUND e-roomhouse bath, gas, garage, good chicken house, jFranklin street. Oreenvillo Realty Co. d5-fiX iS'Sii 8-room extra i largo lot. South Second ini.ved 'street. Greenville Realty Cormncr- Hotel BJdg, lix litco lots, View Addition go cheap.

Greenville Realty Commercial Hotel Bldg. tlon. Groonvmo Realty Co. tlb'-Cx FOR house, Columbia avonuo, 7 rooms, bath, electric, gas, garage; good buy at price naked. Grenvlllo Realty Commercial Hotel Bldg.

dR-fix FOR business, clean stock. and fixtures; best location. icnsa and cheap rent. Greenville Realty Co. dG-Ox FOR gas stove.

Kxcel- Jent heater, irt Jino condition. M. Hen- lei FOK trees nnd Xrntis greens after Dec. 14 at tho corner of Plum street and the .11. K.

Comci early. W. Cnimniy. dli-U Alrdulcs, pedigreed. Flvo.

months old, $15; will ship to place. Mrs. Lucllno Stewart, 341 Columbia avenue, Moadvllle, Pa. d6-Gx street, i "KOI without collar. Inquire I College avenue, dS-x IN THE CHURCHES FOR A Second" atroot, 9 room house, city water, good eel jar.

Groonvillo Realty Co. dC-Cx FOR ftllkloaovlc. furin, S3 acres, more or less, miloH from Greenville, On Kelley place. Reformed. Main street, across from park, Rev.

1'aul .1. Unn'Un-e. Ph. pastor. Sun, day services: Sunday school 9:30 a.

morning service, 11 a. Christian Endeuvor service, p. evening service, 7:30 p. prayer meeting oo Wednesday evening at 7:30. Morning service sermon, "The Or' phanage of Moses!" Evening sermon, "Environment." Second sermon in series, "Three Determining Factors In Character Uuilding." I A.

itt. K. Zlon. Park avenue, Rev. R.

F. Fuulkner, pastor. Sunday services: 11 a. preaching; 3 p. Sunday school, Mrs.

S. F. superintendent; p. preaching. Baptist.

I Corner I'cnn avenue and Shennngo We are stressing very strongly the importance ot a full attendance 1 at the CUureh School at 9:30 a. and at the morning worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 evening worship. Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7'3fl P.

TT. meets every Sabbath nt p. m. Young people are especially urged to regularly attend. First Methodist Episcopal.

Rev. L. M. Barnard, pastor. Clinton street, near South Mercer.

Regular services: Sunday school at 9:30 a. morning worship 11 a. m. Kpworth League, 0:30 p. evening worship.

7:30 p. mid-week 7-30 p. on Wednesday. MorninK. The- Soul's Master; evening, When- Divine Footsteps Lead.

Presbyterian Main street, between Columbia avenue and Union stheet. Hev. Chas. B. Wakefield, D.

Sabbath school nt 9:46 a. m. Morning preach' Itiz service nt 11 o'clock; evening services 7:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor nt p.

m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30. Holy Trinity lititlieran, Pcnn street, facing the park. Rev, Henderson N. Miller, Ph.

pastor, 1 Residence, 50 Eagle street. Phone 200-M. Sunday school n. m. Chief service with sermon at 11 a.

m. Luj ther League 6:30 p. in. Vespers, with i sermon 7:30 p. m.

Second Methodist Episcopal. No. 50 Clarksville street, Rev. H. Dodds, pastor.

Preaching services 11 a. and 7:30 p. Sunday school, 9:30 u. in. and 2:30 p.

m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. St. Clement's Episcopal. Clinton street opposite Penn: avenue, Rev.

A. C. Jones, Ph. rector. Sunday services: Holy Communion at 8 a.

Sunday school at 9:30 morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. m. Holy Communion will be celebrated at the eleven o'clock service the first Sunday of each month. Bible class Wednesday evening at 7:30.

The Ladies' Guild Friday afternoon at the parish house. Evangelical. Corner South Mercer and Harilson streets. Rev. N.

M. pastor. Sunday services; Sunday school, 9:45 a. preaching service at 11 a. and 7:30 -p.

Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m. United Presbytcrln.il. West Main and North High streets.

Rev. P. D. Gibson, pastor. Sabbath school, 9:30 a.

preaching service at 11 a. Christian p. m. Preaching service 7:30 p. m.

Pray, er meeting, Wednesday evening 7:30 p. in. St. Michael' Koman Catholic. North High street.

Rev. Father John P. Kearns, pastor; Rev. Father James Kearns, assistant pastor. Sunday services: Mass at 8 a.

m. and 10:30 a. in. Vespers, 7:30 p. m.

Cliristtaii Science Christian Science service Sunday, 11 o'clock, I. O. O. F. temple, corner of North Mercer and Shenango streets.

Pentecostal Mission. 190 1-2 Main street. Mrs. Jeromo PlumVncr, leader. Meetings are held as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a.

m. Services at 11 a. in. and 7:30 m. Prayer meeting, Thursday 'evening at 7:30 oclock.

Tuesday evenings, cot- tago prayer meetings. Saturday evening street meeting 7:30. Everybody Is welcome. Free Methodist Services. Preaching by tho pastor, Miss Luella M.

Newton, at 11 o'clock in the morning, and in the evening ftt 7:30. Sunday Mchool ftt 10 a. superintendent, Mr. J. A.

Fickes. Services held in Carpenters Hall, Benninghoff Building. You who do not worship elsewhere. Come. The.

BfesRcmcr bowlers defeated the Steel Cnr howlers in two games Friday night, winning the first game by 214 pins and the second, by the ploser margin 47, Thompson, for the Bessemcrs, made high score of 4i8. The scores were ns follows: Steel Car B. Callalmn Ill 154 378 O. McCauno .169 105 B. Ijeisher 101 98 333 J.

Culler, 107,,.114 .336 S. WS 109 17015 Bessemer C. 123 181 T. Hess 119 114 339 Moon 85 152 B. 142 122 R.

Thompson 132 151 1920 Stetl Car Cfillahnn 133 109.100—342 C. McCftnn i. .108 .110 321 B. Lelaher 157 104 12ft-'- 381 J. Cullen 150 143 S.

Enly 123 1782 Smith 94 95 339 T. Hess 149 236 J. Moon 120 149 B. Lewis 87' i 200 R.Thompson 146 136 144 278 1829 Clarksville Has Easy Time Beating College Avenue Tho Clarksville Tigers defeateQ the College avenue team in a well-contested football game, Friday. The Tigers show ed a well-working organization and defeated the College avenue team my the score of Baker starred for the Tigers.

The line-up: Tigers, College Ave. Tavlor US H. Boliyer H. Shaw T.O Bollver issel RO K. Bell.

BT Wiesen 'RE McBurney Sheen QB Baker FB Bol Harter RH Baker 2, H. Bell, Boliver; Match Won By Business Men The first volleyball rnatch the season was held Friday evening, when the Business Men's team met the Methodist Sunday School team and defeated them handily, 15-3, 13-15, 15-15. Harry Davis 'was captain for the business men and J. C. Joslin for the Methodists.

Not Too Lato, Greeting Cards. Not too lato to order genuine copperplate, engraved greeting cards for use at Christinas' time; but not many days left. Five complete lines on exhibition. Advance Argus Co. Samples shown at your homo if desired.

Phone 500. 2 4x Wedding engraved or printed. This office. nl5-tt IHI The Home Needs a Hearth at Christmas Time all llu-augh the Winter, for that matter. Wjierever one of these bright, coxy little lieatei-s is spot becomes the center of cheer and comfort in the home.

There are heaters in several models designed especially for the home that has no fireplace. The Little Gas Heater Gets a Warnii Welcome Greenville Natural Gas Co. Is Seriously 111 Here is the latest photograph of John Wanamalccr, New York and Philadelphia merchant prince, formerly TJ. S. Postmaster General, who is reported seriously ill in Philadelphia.

MKKCEK BIO (Continued from" page 1.) which tho various events, would be judged, giving a few of the fundiu mental rules which had been agreed upon at the Teacher's Institute in. October, when the entire season was planned. The first speaking contest was two orations, one by Lukacs of Mercor, who gave. "What It Means to lie an American' Citizen," and the, ot her by Frederick Hunt, Greenville, on "Our Which Made Them Great." These were to lie judged equally for subject matter and presentation, and the judges decided in favoV of tho Mercer speaker, two to one. Bach the speakers showed a good choice of subject matter, and the delivery wag made In fine style In 'each case.

The Eighth grade students followe'd the oration with two music selections, 'Lift Thine Eyes," from and "The Night Has a Thousand Byes." The next number of tho program was tho declamation, participated In by Miss Margaret Morse of Mercer, who gave "Betty at tho Baseball Game," and Miss Martha Hesse, who recited Kipling's "Mandalay." Although each 01 these numbers differed considerably in form, Misa Martha Hesse was awarded the decision by tho judges unanimously. Another selection by the orchestra was followed by the debate on the proposition, That the Strike Is Not the Best Method of Settling Labor The disputants affirmative were John Lind'sey Miss Ruth for Mercer, and Miss Evelyn Evans and Glenn Reznor for Greenville, with Miss Frances Fitch as alternate. The debate was highly interesting, each team showing considerable preparation and choice, of material, together with an animated delivery that enlivened the entire program. The decision of the judges awarded cer the points, unanimously, thus giving the loeala ono point In the pro grain hero and Mercer five. The judges in the Greenville program were: Miss Edna Mathfiy, and Attorneys Leo McKay and "Wei- seti, all of Sharon.

MERCER PROGRAM At Mercer, a somewhat similar pro-, gram was carired out, witPl tho same proposition debated, Greenville having the'negative team and'Mercer the affirmative. Tho Grenvillo team was made up of Evelyn Hart and Lyle McDowell and Walter tffert alternate, and the Mercer representatives were Wendell McConnell and Allefl Broadbent. The decision of the judges awarded Mercor the 'debate, which gave Mercer 2 1-2 points of the possible -four at that place. The other events were essays nnd declamations by the 'respective representatives. Miss Lucille Harman was the Greenville essayist, and she had prepared ono on the "Ku KIux Klan." The judge awarded a two to one decision to the latter, giving Mercer another point.

Miss Mary Mason gave the Mercer and Charlos Keelen represented Greenville with tho, "Liberty and Union" speech of Webster, but' u- two to one decision gave the point to the former speaker, Combining the points made at Mercer and Greenville, received only one point and Mercer The Mercer program was finished off by song numbers of the high school antt 'quartet, much the same as the local program. The judges of the Mercer contest were Profs. Sharpe, Eberly and Wallace, all of the faculty of Westminster college ftt New Wilmington. The meeting of Friday evening was only the first of the series which are to be given throughout the yeaf. The exchange of teams of the different county towns and tho number of points made by each team are to be kept on record, and at the end of tho season number of prlxe awards are to be made.

After we examine your eyes we will tell you as to whether you suffer from an astlgiuatisni. It may simple myopic astigmatism that can be corrected with simple lenses. It may be a compounded astigmatism that can be corrected with glasses of stronger focusing density. Lot us aerve you In our capacity experienced optometrists. J.

A. Carringer Optometrist MoOurdy's Jewelry Store arid Matinee: Dally, Saturday, 4 TODAY DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Tom Moore and Mary Miles Minter in "The Cow Boy and The Lady" Harold Lloyd in ''Among Those Present" A' Real Scream Rudolph Valentino and Alice Terry in 'The Conquorihg Power" A Rex Ingrain Production 3 Added Trip Thru Film Land" Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday TODAY RAYMOND BUTTON IN "His Back Against the Wall" Western Comedy Drama. in' Which the Angel of i' Hove- Conquers the Devil of Fear, Art Acord in "Buffalo Bill" TUESDAY WILLIAM RUSSELL IN "MIXED FACES" The Intrigue ot Small Tftwn Politics and a Romance Thrills Chas. Hutchinson in "Speed" HOW TO SAVE To-save money you must first get the'vision the desire. You then must, form a definite? logical plan for doing: it; The greatest assential of any saving plan.is."Being You must, plan to definite sum definite time; a definite period of time; a definite purpose; should have a definite picture before you of the amount of money you should have if "you comply with the terms and conditions you have set.

out to meet. "The Building and Loan Way" is the best way to meet all of these essentials of saving. It is systematic, it trains the individual, it is character building by ing It is the sure way of building an estate. The Building Loan Association F. M.

Bank 0. C. JONES, Secretary BRANCH OF THE Greenville Dry Cleaning Co. Now Open for Business in National Building This Store is Now Complete for the Knitted Four-in-Hands Angora and Silk Mufflers Initial Handkerchiefs Silk Sox Wool Sox Bath Robes Madras and Silk Shirts Suit Cases and Bags Umbrellas Gloves Suits Overcoats Hats ABE HESSE.