The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 8

Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1918 EIGHT PLEADS GUILTY 10 $3,250.00 Will Buy a Nice 7-room House Pract'caUy now. This place is near far line and convenient to schools and churches. We have a few mighty nice homes on Karle street for sale, MANY ESCAPE DEATH WHEN TRAIN HITS A Ro Jell Batk Saltrates In Today Fl YM in fact, we have them in many parts or the city ana at tne right prices. Greenville proud of the fact that about 80 per cent, of her population are white people.

Quit renting and lets say 80 percent, are home owners. We'll be proud of this too. Houses are cheap and rents are high. You can buy if you'll try. Irish Cobbler Seed Potatoes llartzog's Drug Store CAR AT BRAN-WOOD William Goldsmith Co.

3. S. Elmore J. P. Ablea Brandon Mill Woman Forged Another's Name to Get Sol-.

dier's Pay narry K. Wilkins George V. Vang MENINGITIS SCARE Carpenter Bros, Southern Train No. 12 Crashed Into Standing Street Car Yesterday Phone 382 uuiiiuaBniaiMiiiaiimi annn BOUND OVER TO COURT WAS FALSE ALARM i Af ir Street Car Jumped the Tracks At Crossing Just As Train Appeared L. A.

CLARK, Architect, Finlay Bldg. Greenville, S. C. Cut Flowers to arnersi res Report Had Clemson College With Disease, But Only Case Two Miles Away Aerican Beauties, and Other Roses, Carnations, Narcissus. 5 i a Hi PRATHER ON SCENE V.

What might have been a serious accident was narrowly averted yester day afternoon about 2i30 o'clock, when Southern train Xo. 12 northbound, crashed into a standing street car at Branwood Crossing, a short distance from the city limits and practically demolished the rear end of the car. Most of the passengers jumped from the car in time, to save their lives, only a few being injured and only one. Mrs. Giles receiving in Mauldin Fldral Co.

Our Agricultural Implements, Plow shaves, Plow points and Trace Chains have arrived. Place your order now and save yourself any; delay Complying with a request from Dr. J. A. Hayne, chairman of the State Board of Health, Asistant Surgeon IX J.

IPrather, in charge of the work here of the United States public Mrs. Junie Golden, of Brandon, pleaded guilty to a charge of forging another's name to a oheck in order to receive a soldier's and the government's allotment of $30 per month, and was yesterday bound up to federal court for trial at a preliminary hearing before U. S. Commissioner E. M.

Blythe. The case is rather complicated owing to the fact that the name of "Junie" is used in reference to two women. Last fall, Marion Aiken, a resident of Brandon mfill, enlisted in the regular army, and is now stationed at Fort Maryland, Washington, D. C. He declared he had a dependent wife and gave her name as Jessie Aiken.

About a month ago a letter containing a check for $30, addressed to "Junie Aiken," was delivered at the residence of the woman whose name is Mrs. Junie Golden. She admitted cashing the check later and sigtning iher name as "Junie Aiken." Investigations which showed that no such person as this lived at Brandon led to her arrest yesterday. Another check addressed to the same person is now being held at the postoffice. Phone 2337 ''4 I ft i i I juries st4-ious enough to cause her to be sent to the city hospital.

However she Is only injured about the face and reports from the hospital last night indicated that she will prob Nokassa Barber ably be out some time today. Poe Bari Supply Co. The street car. No. So, of which M.

E. Smith was the motorman and J. N. Taylor the conductor, jumped its track upon going over the rail 3 I I I I I Many of our beet marksmen road erossine and the rear end ot a Phone 15. Uit car stood directly upon the track I i 212 S.

Main St. Phone 14. of train No. 12. which was just men Shop Ground floor Nokassa Hotel.

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rounding the curve several yards ahead at a rapid speed. The car was crowded and had not the train A been visible for a respectable dis i AS WAN tance there doubtless would have been fatalities. However, most of the passengers on the car including all or those on the rear end, were success ful in vacating it before the collision health service went to Clemson College Sunday to investigate a reported case of meningitis there. The report sent to the State board was evidently alarming, as there was talk of placing all the board's facilities for fighting the disease at Clemson. Assistant Surgeon Prather found, two miles from the college, a negrob oy suffering with meningitis.

It was reported that the boy had just reached his home and had contracted the disease in Greenville, where he had been for some time He. was ill when ho left here, it is said, but it was not known what the trouble was uitil an examination was made by Assistant Sureon Prather. The fact that the case is so far removed from Clemson and that there is no communication between tee college and the community in which the boy resides prompted the decision that it will. not be necessary to put on any quarantine at ttie college or to take any strict precautionary measures. There is now at Columbia a special railway car, fitted out with everything necessary to fight meningitis, it being the property of the United States Public Health Service and having been rushed from Chicago to oC-lumbia some time ago when a large number of cases of the disease were found to exist in the capital city.

This car, it was reported, was held in readiness to send to Clemson if the THEM TO PARAD happened.Witnesses say that it woula have been' impossible to stop xne are aided by properly fitted glasses. Their, efficiency is thus raised remarkably. Have you ever stopped to ocm-. sidcr that you, too, might iii- crease your general efficiency greatly by helping YOUR eyes with proper glasses? And don't you think that it has rather a duty to strive for efficiency of the highest order in everything we do? Come in. and tell yon whether or not glasses might help.

Brown-Sloan Optical Co. Exclusive Optometrists And Opticians 214 N. Main St. train within the distance allowed. Roses The train hit the rear end of the car with a crash and twisted it in the FOR SALE A beautiful seven-room house on Whitsett Street, steam heated and practically new.

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It was necessary later to pull the car in Citizen Comments on Soldierly Bearing of Tar Heels From Camp Sevier to the station. The car track for some distance around the place of collision was uprooted and it was neces sary to call a section force to re store it in condition for traffic. Al possible aid-was given to the in GREAT IMPROVEMENT Carnations Corsages and wedding bouquets. Funeral Designs. Greenville Floral Co.

Phone 1613. jured ones. At first it was thought that Mrs. Giles was seriously hurt, as well as a number of others who had received scratches and bruises However, it developed that most in Established 1844. 73 Tears Active Business.

juries received was from fright and al breathed sighs of relief after the Recorder Imposed Over $300 in Fines The Asheville Citizen yesterday carried the following editorial: "Bring the Soldiers Here "There were nearly a thousand soldiers in Asheville yesterday, most of them coming from Camp Wadsworth, at Spartanburg. This was the first "wholesale release" since the estab train had passed by. The State Mutual Life Assurance Company situation demanded it. Owing to the fact that there is very little danger of the dread disease spreading at the college from the case two miles away One woman, it is said, was so Neoliri Soles Try afraid when she saw the train coming that she-could not move and fell to her- knees and prayed. was Assistant Surgeon Prather reported lishment of quarantine several weeks of Massachusetts.

Issues the. most, modern life insurance bodying all desirable features known. to Dr. Hayne that the situation at Clemson was not aj all alarming, one of those who did not receive the ago, and the people Of Asheville gen policy contracts, cm- Are Better They Police court yesterday had for trial the usual Monday rocket of cases, about -40 in number and fines totaling $311 were collected by the city. The charges against defendants were about the same as usual from day to day, Than Leather erally were glad to see and welcome the soldief boys.

On all sides yesterday one heard complimentary expres slightest of injuries. So More ossihle. The agent of the Public Utilities Company said last sions on the conduct arid general appearance of the uniformed visitors. gambling leading and disorderly con SMITH SHOE WORKS night that this is the first accident that has' happened at Branwood duct and. drunat coming next.

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B. COXE, Cashier. Office 401 South Main. Phone 313 and it -could not have happened. The underpass is nearing completion at this crossing and it is hoped to have cars operating on those tracks by Friday and certainly not later than Saturday.

This will eliminate all. the danger at the crossing. Officers of the company are thankful that the accident yestreday was not fatal. Public Health Service Is Peter withal, none who see these boys can doubt for a moment that they will give a good account of themselves when they go across the seas to take up America's battle againsit Prussian autocracy. -J "A small number of our 'own Buncombe boys came in from Camp Sevier 'Friday, and many marveled at the great change which a few months' training has achieved.

It is well within memory that when the drafted men 'of Buncombe left here last year ther was little that suggested the soldier in the'ir general bearing. It is true that they went mined That Sanitary Regulations Be Met DIXIE HIGHWAY IS NO MIDDLE GROUND lous. What Ashevilleians have seen BEING AGITATED since the boys from the camps have Opportunities for Girls Many Additional Avenues of Employ. ment Now Open To Them The shortage of young men and fuller appreciation of the natural aptitude of girls for office positions are opening the doors of many hundreds of additional institutions to yonng women. This is especially noticeable in banks, insurance, railroad and other offices.

Young women are filling responsible positions and doing their work welL Every bright, healthy girl with a desire to.be self-supporting and independent may easily realize her ambition. The DRAUGHON TRAIN ING will prepare her for a good busi-ness position, and enable her to secure rapid advancement in the business world. 'Phonev call, or write for informa-Jfoon. 1 PBAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, 4 Greenville, S. C.

away filled wiith patriotic fervor, but Kine restaurants in the city have failed to comply with the new regu been coming in on furlough bears eloquent testimony to the value of the open air, physical culture and good, measures could Ibe taken with profit in all cities near the various training camps. It. would give Americans a better idea of what is being accomplished at the1 camps, and it would go far toward rousing the martial spirit of rtihe county. Will some civic body act on this suggestion?" r- There is one sure way that never fails' ot remove dandruff completely and that IS to' dissolve it This destroys it entirely." To do this, just get about four' ounces of plain, ordinary' liquid" apply it at night when retiring; use enough ot moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter' how much dandruff you may have.

Tou will find too, that all itching and digging of the scalp, will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft and look and reel a hundred times better. Tou can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and four Jounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known ot fail. lations of the United States Public Health Service and the State Board wholesome food.

they were gathered from all walks of life, from the iShops, from the factories, from the farms and. from the offices. They knew nothing whatever flife in a military training camp; round shoulders and narrow chests ''These statements are not exagger of Health and ares till being denied the soJdier trade, according to a Probable That Greenville Will Send Representatives To Meeting statement made by Assistant Surgeon D. J. Prather of the public health service yesterday afternoon.

Each were in the majority. But (there has been a transformation almost miracu- ated. Hearing glowing, comments on all sides, Tlhe Citizen took the trouble yesterday afternoon to closely observe the soldiers from Spartanburg, and a few. from Greenville. Boys who lefit this city a few months ago have come Charter Issued To New Shoe Concern HN OFFERS GOOD ROUTE back full grown men.

"All of which suggests the thought that since war department has announced its willingness to let the The Dixie highway proposition for U. S. NAVY YARD Greenville is being discussed every soldiers from the cantonments and training camps through' i the streets of nearby cities. Asheville day by citizens Who, realize the bene A new concern issued a charter by, the secretary of state to do a retail shoe business in Greenville is Patton, Tillman and Bruce, Inc. The petitioners for the charter were W.

L. Paitton, R. G. Tillman and R. Bruce, The capital stock The charter was filed for record yesterday with the register of mesne fits that this highway would bring would not be asking too much were it Greenville.

A meeting is to be held in. Chattanooga and it is hoped that Ito petition the war department to the this city will send at least one or two representatives to the conference effect that several thousand 1 soldiers from Camp Wadsworth and Camp Sevier be allowed 40 hold a big. military parade here. Indeed, the same Rothschild Bennett Says Tanlac Stopped His Ills and He Is Strong Now 1L4 WWicih. will be attended by men from all over the south.

conveyance pr wreenvme county. A resident pointed out yesterday that the distance from Knoxville to Winter Air Atlanta via Greenville js practically the same, if not shorter, than the route from Knoxville to Atlanta via Chattanooga: The route through here is also much better, he eays, an im oC these nine eating places has a member of the military, police guarding the entrance to keep the men in uniform from entering. When the initial steps were taken to enforce the new and stringent regulations last week, very few restaurants in the city were allowed to serve the soldiers. Since then several have complied with' 'the regulations an'l tlio soldiers allowed to patronize them while others, which have ieen found to be violating some of the sanitary measures, have been forced to give up the trade of the military men until the, unsanitary, conditions have been removed. One cafe, which from the begining was not allowed to serve soldiers, Saturday night wa sfound.

to have met the requirements and the guard was removed from the dor. An inspection yesterday morning roveal-ed the fact that the place wa3 not as sanitary as the regulations require and the guard was immediately replaced. Assistant Surgeon Prather said yesterday that he 4 intends to see that every restaurant in the city as clean "and sanitary as it is reasonably possible to make it or force it to without the soldier trade indefinitely. There is no middle ground, he adid, each restaurant1 either cooiplics with the sanitary regulations or violates them, and those which do not abide by the rules will have provost guards at their doors to keep soldicra out. Stop Slaughter Of Valiant Policemen in proved road covering the entire dis tance except four miles in East Ten nessee which is soon to be improved.

These four miles are in Cook county and a. recent bond issue has appropriated $150,000 for the construction of good roads there. This will complete Summer Time A slice of cold, crisp, breezy winter air sealed up and saved until summer could not be better than the atmosphere inside the For. twelve years William F. Bennett was foreman- at the Brooklyn navy yards, Unole Sam's hive of industry for the defense; where thousands of highly skilled mechanics toil at nation's vital work.

i It was from the navy yard that our greatest drcadnaughts were launched. Mr. Bennett had a part in tbis work and there, he. saw the, evolution of the American navy worked out. Today, Mr.

Bennett, aged 68 years and retired, lives at B08 Gates Brooklyn. He is still the conservative, carefully spoken man of the navy yard today and so the story he recently told will have added force. "For- a. Mr, Bennett explained, "I have kept a pain in my a solid chaim of improved roads be tween here and Knoxville and will af ford motorists from the northwest a scenic route that cannot be surpassed anywhere in the whole country. The Dixie highway is a momentous proposition that is deserving of the attention of everyone the Piedmont SHOWING Advance Spring Lines Hawes Hats and Eclipse Shirts WE liave Just received an advance shipment of the famous HAWES HATS in the newest shades and niftiest shapes; suitable to the 'most fastidious tastei The Hat arid Shirt a man wears is a sure indication to his refinement of taste, i and a careful study of our wonderful' lines will assure you of the proper selec- tipn of this part of your apparel.

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The policemen referred to are the "silent" ones who stand In the middle of the street and tell motorists to go to the right Practically all of them have been removed from the intersections of the residence TO tenia asJ tkaaM-Npatrar mi is vwvm wiMvnniia neat cur Ask us for catalog showing the complete line and let us explain the many fine points about the McCray. WW 0f HtMWwnlftfl Drag, Mew A style, size and price to suit you. ot all. I lived on eggs and milk ana lots of times 1 didn't have any appetite for them. Besides, I had night sweats and 1 couldn't really real enly a hour or two at night, and then only when I tired out.

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