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THE INDEX-JOURNAL, GREENWOOD, 5. C. TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 1927. ft rmm ti iTianaHnaaaaaasWa "Mystery hmmot rrnw wrorei' ID AS DEFENDMJT FDR 4 4 4" fr 4 4' 4 4 4 4 Flashes of Life 4 4.

4. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Excliapgo Seat NEW yoitiC There In $313. AMONG TOOAV'S FEATURES CHMICERY SUIT Tuttday. Nov. 1 -F'tmiibTa-Ca'Ttson Hour.

WJZ nf Kit -Ciort Moments In ItiattTy. WEAK apil atations, Vir AST Wrovrra. U'EAS uJ 13 ConrlnV-nlala. WJZ and fr alatHinx. -rtntb Hauwwaln, soprano WUAU -Kvnrdy Hour.

WVAV and si a 1 1 -Auotlon'Brldaa, WKAK and 51 atntlMia. -Tha Cvalcale. WEAI' and -folifr'a rnait: Martin ft Taylor-, WPAr. -Harold WaAcime. tjw-r: ft Cljw WtBH-WJJD.

-Zelma lUndall and th By 1-rlmd. KKWt. DOU.UOO worth of stock exclianKe Heats. Tho figure agrcea upon la tbo inosti recent dicker for a seat. I2S5.O00..

or 115.000 more than tlu previous high The cx- clittiigo lias l.tOO seats'. 1 Museum Hiues I'ElUtY, N. Y. Tbet Ford Mu- m'tiin of antiques has' missed a prize. Elmer French sold Henry a iigcnts a steam engine over 50 years oll, but Elmer vows they cau't have a Century old sausuge grinder.

Im Little NEW YOUR. Florence Mills, star of negro musical comedy, left en estate ot $33,116. about as mu'chj as she earned in a year. ErpcnBea ot her funeral, about $8,000 will come out ot the estate. You Should See The Very Special Values In ,1 1 1 Filed By H.

M. Leland and Son for 2,000 Stockholders in Old Lincoln Company PONTIAC. Nov. 13. Ford was nuiiicd defendant in a chaucery suit In volving ,000,000 filed in Circuit Court here today by Henry M.

Leland and his son. Wilfred C. Lelitnd In behalf of nearly 2,000 stockholders in tho old Lincoln Motor Company. Suit Grows Out Tito suit grows out of tho transaction in February, 122, whereby Mr. Ford bought from the Lclands for $8,000,000 the Lincoln Motor Company then in the handa of a receiver.

The bill of complaint Jilcd today charges Mr. Ford failed to keep a verbal agreement to buy tbo ottUtnntl-Ing stock of the active stockholders In whoso behalf the Lclands are suing. Henry M. Leland was president and Wilfred C. Leland vie presldeut of tho Lincoln Company.

The suit Is under a power of attorney granted them by tba stockholders. 1 .1 In their petition filed with, the bill ot complaint, tbo Lclands ask that the atock of the new Lincoln Motor Company, Incorporated March 19. 1122. Issued in consideration of the transfer of assets of the old company and now held by the Fords, be decreed to be held In trust for the benefit ot the plaintiff stockholders. Other Arrangements lit lieu of other arrangements specified in the petition, the court is requested to decree that Ihe Fords be held personally liable to tho plaintiffs in the nmounta 'found to have been by them, respectively with interest tit per cent.

The Lelanls are represented in the action by Kenneth M. Slov en and William Henry Gallagh er of Detroit. Mr. Steveus ex- prensed the belief the case probu bly would come to trial within ninety days fro mthe time service1 was obtained ou Mr. Ford.

Baldwin-Ballentine BARBER SHOP Maxwell Ave. Next Door to Liberty Theatre. Prompt Courteous-Expert Service. Four Chairs i 31 I AV Brought Up in Oil (fi.uiitiiicj From Tuee One.) sens, rhurge of criminal con- tenmt of Court, to the end that tlu authority and powers of tho Indi sustain the authority and uower of the court by vindicated' sustained and enforced. ie All Mean "And for this purpotte tbey bhall Invoke and 'use all appro' prlate means Available to them.

King; la the newspaper reporter who accused Kidwell of tnaklnjf reiiiarka about the case, whiloi Akers. a street car conductor1 the man who told King the Juror was talking indiscreetly about u. rase. Burklnshaw. is the assist ant district attorney who baa beet active in the Investigation ot ino tampering charges.

With Shea; another assistant- district altor he made the charges against the Burns men. AtByrd's When women buy shoes today they not only want variety and style but tbey also want the best and prettiest shoes 'made and they don't want to pay too much for them. That's why they come here. tUK UilLUKLN. it 1.

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Orebeatrf :5 Saly Air Wearera vrverady Hour Auction Bridga Oamea MM-WMAK iurTalo SM :1 Aruibn'aicr'a FnwmHa Shea's Buffalo Thtaler -Radio Movie Ciuo 8S5.4-WTIC Hartford SW i Waldorf-Alorla Orebestre v4 :0 Mannlne-Bowman Concert Auction Bridge Oenws 4M.S WO Newark T1 Ofl Motet Shelton EnwraWa -1 f'ommodor Hotel Orcbasuf 9 en fholr Invisible :l.i rut'h Trio Itoaeland Orchtr W1. WgAF New Verb 1 I naiaorf-Aitorla Orehir Sanka Aftr Dinner Momenta in Hlatorf KSftpoaiy Air eavara P.vejeady Hour Minion Bridta Gamaa o.if Th Cavalcade 4M.J-WJZ Ntw Yrt 0o Hotel Manger Orchestra Cook Travelogue SMrombrra-Carii'on Hour tt ac-The Continentals The Oambollera t'arbltnrst' String Trfs 1 Concert Healet WHN New Yark 710 P. M.r- t.W F. M. p.

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Air Weaeera Kvereftdy Hour Auctteu lirtdee Game S0S.2-WOO hiladelpha Stt Tiio 11S.S KOKA Pittsburgh tSO C.ef Strlngwnnd Enaembhi Sacred Song Concert Hour Conlinentala J7T.4 WHAM Roeheater 10et JTen Kvek Hotel rirrhetra SiroiuLerg-Carlaon Hour -Bauc IxwU Concert WOY Sehenectady 70 I.Jtt-SeBlw Air Weavers' Bvereudy Hour 10:00 Auction Bridae Oamea The Cavalcade S33.1 Wig tarinssla -Bert Polan's Orcbealr Chefa Hour Tha Continental tSt.f CKCL Terente-S40 T.Oti Kllia Hosiery Hour Barber KUia Orvheatra Klmpaon Light Opera Hour 4as.l WftC Washinfton a0 OO-Walilorf -Astoria Orrhestr 09--Oreat Monienta In HlHtory etw-Kveready Hour Auetlnn Bridtre Oamea ID JO T'ne Cevaleade 511.9 WTAQ Worctrttr-Sf 09-rDaklnltee- Auction Bridge Oamea Bancroft Hotel Orchestra OUTHCftN 1 Ti Atlanta 9J0 39-Herren't Arcadia Orcheatrf :90 Evereedy Hour 19 Auction Bridge Gamta 11:45 Salvation Army ProfrSm 24S.S-WDOO Chattanooga-12tt I 00 Hotel Patten Ensemble I "9 Brunawick Half Hour 19 09-Alhambve Bbrlne Band tJi.t WJ iaeksonvltle rX 9-K1orldi Theater Pryjram s-0 Wnner OrchcrtTa 9:04 Dance Muale a' (S li SCALLOPED PUMPS In Patent Leather with silver cloud back "or Black: Satin with Moire Back, a real JgQO value at BLACK KID TIE A very soft," flexible and serviceable black kid fancy "tie 'with good walking heel. Do You Realize That ONLY 34 SHOPPING DAYS, TIL CHRISTMAS, Now Is The time To Select Your Gifts. Our assort-menu are ready for your choosing. Here you will And large and pleasing varieties of JEWELRY-CHINA SILVERWARE-LEATHER GOODS nd NOVELTIES Shop before the rush when assortments are complete and there's time to choose properly. OREGON JEWELRY CO.

Gifts That Last UNTIL YOU HAVE HEARD The new R. C. AT Speaker you haven't heard radio. Reed Electric Co Phone 304. Phone 636 for prompt, efficient, thorough CLEANING AND PRESS ING SERVICE We Call for and Deliver.

(KEEN WOOD IMC I CLEANING CO. J. Oalton, Mgr. Blankets at very attractive prices this week at Rush Bros. Co.

ll-14-3t. Denmark. Middle Place Fair to be held November 17-18. Another Solid CARLOAD OF GALVANIZED ROOFING Jrot RccivlKl i J--'y This car contains 41V. 5V and Hi Corrugated all first quality, Ml weight heavy galvanized with prime western spelter.

3V.Rooflng;t35 Per Square 5V Roofing, Per Square vr," will be our last car i.ntil after January 1st tnd we suggest that you supply needs now. Phone or mail your, order now; FOR THE FIRST QUALITY ROOFING THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN THE COUNTRY TODAY. We also buy. Roll in cars and' are in position to give you the best price on- thebest quality. GAr.iBRELL HARDWARE COaiPANY Phones 2 and SBSSsaammmmmmmm Down Comforts just received at special prices this week.

Rush Bros. Co. 1 1 1 a 04- of S. I. 1.I-WHAS Loulevllle-ASO :9 Htudto Coneert Kveready Hour 19:00 AiK'tlnn Hrldge Oamea l9 WWC Mamphls 5S0 Hour Atirtlon ttrldite Oamea Cotton and aiorpneua i4fl.7 wim Naihvllle Keeready Hour 10:90 Auction llriJce Oamea Studio Program CINTRAt.

82-KYW Chicago Orchestra tlrOO The Continentals Mualcal Program SM.t WON-WLIt Chleaee tSO 9:09 Kverndy Hour .10:00 Auction Bridge names 19:30 The Phantom violin 11:00 The Hoodlums J9J.S-WtBH.WJJD Chieage 120 Palmer Houe Hymphony Kdyewnter Beach Orcliestra :3K.elv Program Theater Program 344.1 WtS Chlcaoo-7 Collae Inn Orcheatra 119 Elude Hour 447.S WMAQ-WQJ Chieage 7 OO-Theater Orean Recital 1:49 Univ. of fhloauo Irf-oture (Stevens Hotel Orchestra 421.9 WLW Ctnelnna! TOO Orcheatrat Program Concert Orchestra It: 09 Henry Thcla Orcheatra SitgWSAI-einalnnatl 30 49 Evereedy Program la Auction Bridge Oamea :9 The cavalcade J99.S WTAM Cleveland 7St Air Weavers 09-Kveready Hour 1() 00 Auction Bridge Camee Cavalcade Ss3.a WAIU Columbus 1000 1 99 ftate Itretaurant Orcheatra Deshler-Wallick Orcheatra 174.1 WOO Oavenert too oo -Pour Percent Boys Kveready Hour Bridga Games 440.9 wCX-WJai oetroit-a i dO-Ooldkette's Otclieatra 9 titronbert-Carlaon Hour 1 04 Manuel Cigar Olrls Bed Apple Club 4M7-wnAr Fert Worth 900 7 so The Seven Acts 90-Univeral MIIIk Program 422.1 WO Jefftraen City 710 Radio sjchool 570.2 WOAF Ksnsae Ciy-' Air Weavers Eveready Hour Auction Bridge Oames 409.2 WCCO Minneapella-at Paul 7 Kveready Hour 10.00 Auction Bridge Ouine Novelty program MS.2 WOW Omaha S90 19 9 Aoc.tmn Bridge 303.S WOAI San Antonio Mr 1:34 tiebhardt Mexican Player, M5.1 KSO St. Louie JS0 sa Pealy Air Weavera Hour 10 00-Auction Brldpe Camea tl 00 The Cavalcado S4f. KVOO Tults S40 T-39-Uene. Itedfeen.

39 Sealy Air Weavera S44.S WCBD Zien 870 McKlroy Saxaphone Qnlntt Voual Trio. Celeetlal Bella WS9TKRN 992.9 KOA Denver 920 Palace Hotel Orchelr 10 ott Auction Bridge (jamea lO So-Uanca Program 441.9 KFI tee Angeles-940 11:30 Auction Bridge Uames Hour Keloid Taie 419.4 KHJ Lea Angelee 720 11:45 Mnsle 1 13 Women Clee Hub 119.9 KNX Lee Angelej 190 11 90 Blltmore Hotel Orchestra 11:90 Chinese Theater Prosrsm 384.4 KOO Oakland 780 II -Auction Bridge Oamea 12:00 Eveready Hour 508 2 KLX Oakland-590 S9 ttlnaer Concert 491.9 KOW Portland 810 11 AucAfc-n Bridge Games 1J 90 Eveready Hone 1 eoe Retold Talee 2r7KrWI ten Franeiaco 112C 1100-KKWI Melody Boya IS e9 Spanlab and Mexican Mui? 422.9 KPO Franciace Tit 11.99 Atwster Kent Hour N. U. Program 447.0 KFOA leeMle 70 11:30 Auction Bridge Oamt lJ.eo Hour. N.

IVusram Devore Andrews, Mayor of general proclamation: every citizen of our city give good and constructive work lend their moral and active fjent Villa Tttrm Yecterdae' Lieutenant H. Mills, U. 8. Navy, officer charge of Navy itccruttlng for North and South t'arbllna'waa rn Orenwood yesterday gutting acquainted with the chief, ntty officer jn charge sub-stations In this district, and Instructing him In recruiting tuethods, -requirements. He.

1 Lieutenant Mills is native of North Carolina, a resident of Hu-thcrfordtott, a gradual of the U. Naval He received his appointment through Senator Overman in 1911, rand until reporting to hia present station, aide on the staff pf Commander, Destroyer Squadron, y. 8. Scouting "The Navy as peace time institution Is, primarily, an institution "of Instruction. Any Ahi erlcun mother.

moy well be proud of bef I BOH as a Ulue Jacket In Uncle Sum's Navy," states Lien- tcnan Mills. Federal Court Juror The citlxcna from this section nave been Drawn as jurors for the Spartanburg fed eral Court which wilt convene December 13th and continue for two weeks: 'First week It. Hi Nicholson. Edgefield; J. II.

Nicholson, Edgefield; W. P. Kowland. Donalds; L. T.

Drltt, McCormlck; J. A. Crawford. Ware Shoals: 0. A.

McCormlcV; J. K. Durst. Greenwood i second week wf. Warner, Greenwood; T.

Alton, Tro: la expected that numerous liquor cases from Union county will be on the docket trials Thaakcgiving Boot For Orphanajre The Thanksgiving box fo" Connie Maxwell Orphanage will be packed at the Tint Baptist church next. Tusday. November 22nd, from to 5 o'clock. Those who wish to make gifts, cither In cash or merchandise, are requested to hv them there between those hour or give them to Mrs. J.

K. Durst in the meah time. Old Fiddlen' Convention An old flddlers' convention will be held at the Pastime Theatre here Mondu night', November ttst. 'Flddlera rrom North and Sputh Carolina and Georgia are expected to take part in the prUe Admission will be 20 end 40 cents. T.

B. Atociatioa Meetutg Attention la called to the meeting in the assembly room of 'the Chamber of Commerce tontorrow afternoon at o'clock of the. Greenwood County Tuberculosis Association. A chairman for the snnual sale of Christmas Seals will, be elected and plans for a county tuberculosis camp will be discussed. President H.

V. It. Sf hrader urges that there full Httrndaoce. Mrs. Banister's Orchestra to Play.

Announcement i mado that Mrs. Itanistcr's Orchestra will furnish tmslc in connection with ''Her HiiHband 'the comedy to be on Friday evening at Mag-I'olfa Street School auditorium by Cue (ireenwuod. Business ColKge This Way Is being glV" for benefit Vof the Robert A Vallcj- chapter, y. D. tbe proceeds of which will be used la paying the expenues of a young lady at Lander College.

Tho members ofHhe Itobert A. Waller chapter earnestly solicitthe presence of the public on Friday evening at 8:15. Dcciiion, AffettJ Other faring i Projects Theji opinion of Judgo II. II. Watktna at Anderson yesterday refusing to grant an Injunction to Southern Railway on the paving.

la bflleved on other paving projects In this section. A tomo what similar, situation has arisen Anderson 'county recently In rcpard tp the paving of the 1 Itillon and Honen Path road. One potat In which ICrn. wood cane differs from otiwrs of similar nature elsewhere In the stato Ilea In the fact that a por tion of rae hlgnway under litigation had already been paved when "act ion, -was began. VL kl.

Blvthe and Proctor A. Dunham' of Orcenville, represented, the plaintiffs la the ease, while 'detense altroneya Included Grier. Park and McDonald. Maya sad Featherstone and W. II.

Nicholson of Greenwood. lupitnl at Bald Snrinst Chajca 1Hk Jennings Johnson, and Prof. Wrlirht OuiU win alve a re- rltal la elocution and musie Fri day night at o'clock at Bold Springs church. The admlwlon Wi IS and SS eats. Tkbj program, will, given under tbe auspices of the M.

U. ot the fburck and the proceeds ai tit the church. T. WUl Coadtct 8er-: Th T. EVL, Claee of South Mall Street lt.pt 1st ehareh will ceaduct the special prayer set-rlcee at the.

church ioalfht o'clock. Jtn.hiemberg of eon Inn and otfeftra Inter- trmmJt- I 1 jU-n. fir hi MANY OTHER SMART STYLISH SLIPPERS AT $6.00, $6.50, $6,95 a J. I. i.

GREENWOOD'S GREATEST VALUES IN FINE Major EemphiU Inprorkg Friends of Major J. C. Hemp- bill will read with Interest ihe following trout the Abbeville Press and Oanner: Major J. CT Himpblira many friends slucerely regret to learn that ho Is confined to his bed ufferlnK from the effects of a (alt received last Thursday after noon In the vestibule of a Pull man car on the Southern road between Charleston and Bununcr-vlllc whllo he vm en route home alter a short visit to friends in Charleston, i Ue received a aotcre cut on the head and a serious hakc-un And wait taken to the In. wary at Eummcrvllle for treat ment.

Later be was taken to tne nf hie tfrand-nephew. Prof- Robert II. Coleman. In Charleston, where he renutinvd until Saturday when Mr. Coleman accompanied home.

Mr. Hemphill is resting more comfortably, than he has since the accident, but will prob- ably be confined to. hla bud for sometime. Hake 160 Bales on 103 Acres J. Wade Drake; loading farmer of Anderson county, has proved the, value of cover crops again, ac-cor'din gto the following from the Anderson Mall: i Numerous examples of-' the worth of cover eropa are to bo found On the farm of Wade Drske, prominent tofai fatnier.

but oho in particular Is attracting attention this year far and, wide. For years Mr. Drake has 1 been planting cover crop, convinced of "their worth and he' has' not brcn disappointed. From I plot of 103 acres of land this year, on which soy bean" and 'other crops of tHln typ were hia yield of cotton this year will be around 110, Dale. From -this plot ho has.

already nicked ISO balm of cotton, and expects to from eight to ten more, bales before the end of th. season. Morft of this land was ptenteri In soy beans, but on portion i u-hfro rnttan fallowed; cotton, he uted vetch and rye, which was turned under In the Mr. Drake is using for seed Drake' Number Three Cleveland, and the. staple' la around one Inch.

In the 105 acre plot Mr. Drak" has-two fife acre patches of cot ton, ono being farmed by nia son. which are ered. iBr the" etate cetton contest being sponsored by iClemson Collev ettensloa serpice From these, two patches he ex pects to pick around two bales of Cotton to the acre, be said. Speakeri At B.

T. P. U. Meeting The Baptist Young People's I'nlons of the Piedmont section will hold their annual metlng thta year from November 18 to 20 at the Itolston Creek Daptlst cVurch near Campobcllo. Three ot the main addresses on the program will be made by Dr.

T. D. pastor of Earle street baptist church: Rev. Masle 8. Collins, pastor of Sans Soucl Rap-tlst church; and I)r.

L. Carpenter. 'Furman university Instructor, all of Greenville. George Jcffera. student of Fur-man Voivcrslty, will also be on the epeaklne lisC appearing on the opening session Raturday morning, while others from Ware Shoals and Seneca will be beard The gathering open on Friday, wtb night program, three evasions ill held Saturday and one on Sunday, to lust throughout the day.

Death Of Mr. SaJlic Parkman Mrs. Bailie Parfcman died last night ft 'at. her home In Saluda county after-an Illness of weeks, it The funeral services were conducted at Good Hope naptlst Vhurch this afternoon 'at 3 o'elocK by Itev. Henry uell'viilte.

Mrs. I'irlman wajt In her 7th year, She, leave fi mourn her loss bcr husband. aleb ParVman, one daughter, Uei' 3. W. Kitchen, of Fdgcfieid, and one 1st eh Mrs.

'Walton. -of Green- woods Entttt in S. Army The tollowing named young men were accepted for enlistment at the local. Army Kecrnil-Ing Station xr cently: II. W.

'Craat. Ttaynond Tucker, Paul Maynard and John A. 1: wis. ot Greenwood and Leonard llober-son and Hnr Hhaw, of Ware Fhoala, 8. Soldiers in the Army are now in the millionaire, class.

Soldiers' bank Seconal job June 31th lent showed the healthy balance of 1 II5.S70 S5. according to the annual report of the Chief of Finance, made public today by HerjrcaBL William ttyaa in coarse, of Ihe t. 8. Army recruiting; of- if at Greebwbud, R. C.

i RsviniU banked with the ft- nance officers by rati Sam's sol- dler iepbMtora during the last Bseal year aloae futaled tl.JSI.- xariity uoujaooja. eu ting' the aeivice at. the ciplra Hon or their ewluanjehU. nlth drew. l.itl.t3.5i la ttepoKa ajl a t9t j.

jiarerev, iae report wnwwrvj. II 1 STYLISH SHUL9 BtRD'S FORD BATTERY 2 WOW 10.od);: i And Your Old Battery GREATER STARTING ABILITY LONGER LIFE- PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR DEVORE ANDREWS; Dcciaring that the Salvation Army, has ever stood ready to extend a helping hand to.those.in distress ana to relive suffering wherever and whenever called upon Mayor Devore Andrews today issued a proclamation calling upon' the people of Greenwood to support by their effort and finances the Annual Budget Appeal opening tomorrow (Wednesday) Genuine 13-Platc i Mil viAonv' LUW Ul. Think materials could makes price. Add to strength Ford has will value. what this means! Only quality and skilled workmanship produce this super, power battery.

Only Ford quantity manufac-ture possible its sale at such A its new low price the rugged and long; life for which tho always been noted and you understand why it has created an-entirely new standard of battery i Thesti are.three reasons for the outstanding preference for Ford's own 13-plate battery a preference so pronounced that more than 8,000 of these extra powered batteries are manufactured in Ford Plants every day to meet car owner's demands. And now you can get this full powered 3-plate, six volt, 80 ampere hour battery at a new low price of $10.00. The proclamation Whereas on Wednesday, November 16th, and continuing to the next day, Thursday. November a drive will be held for subscriptions to the Salvation Army for the ensuing year; and Whereas this organization has ever stood ready to extend a helping hand to those in distress, and to re-lieve suffering wherever and whenever called. upon; and i Whereas the work of the Salvation Army has been for the betterment of the' religious and moral life of our city; Now therefore I.

Greenwood, hereby issue -that each and serious consideration to the a Come in today and let tis put one of these full powered batteries in your car you sill be delighted with its performance and you will appreciate Us instant response when you step on the starter, especially in cold of thi worthy organization, and that all possible assist ance be given them, financially and otherwise. "Secondly that all civic clubs and organizations, to gether with our churches support, in making this drive an unqualified success. "Given under my hand And seal this fifteenth day of November 1927. "Signed DEVORE ANDREWS, Mayor." weather. J.

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