The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 14, 1917, Image 5
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OF GENERAL INTEREST s~~
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RECENT HAPPENINGS IN Ta^idson C
CITY AND COUNTY. their day t<
recollection
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Doings of People in Which All for several
Sections of Lancaster Coun- ?f ,the
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V ty Are Interested. Co lfJ aRal
of her mar
We have a beautiful little city. Miss Rut
and let's see that the streets are a Position v
kept clean. Mercantile
Mm Qnl
Quite a number of people from all a^er bavin
parts of the county were in Lancas- raer w'fh r
ter Thursday shopping. return t
. 0 _ She will be
We never knew how many fall ^achey,
gardens there were this year until 1,11 extende<
we heard so many kicks about the %vent earli
dry spell. 8ch?o1Quite
a
men who h{
Miss Alma Duke Jones has re- ?
ors expect
turned to Lancaster to resume her . ..
Among the
music classes in the Lancaster High names
Sch?o1- Ira Mackey
Hallard.
Great crowds of ladies and gentle- Miss Flo
men are attending the Hook Tourna- mu today
ment In the Mackey Opera House throat,
this afternoon. Mrs. Nar
? nell's Infln
On account of Jewish New Year Mr. and
M. Poliakoff will be closed on Mon- llill were i
day and Tuesday, September the Thursday.
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?o? nccompanie
Miss Jessie Lee Rlackmon left motored to
Thursday for Kilsimee, Fla., where visit their !
she will teach tlie coming session Miss Rut
the Kissimee High School. few days
?o? school at A
The cool snap is a good sugges- Mr. Tom
tlon for fall, and we have heard Sydney, Va
from several sources that there was Rev. and
a slight frost Wednesday morning. I Mcllwain w
, ?o? j few days rt
The local cotton buyers were of_ | Mrs. DuT
fering 20c per pnupd for cotton this Crenshaw, i
morning on the local cotton market, j father, Mr.
Watch the local news column for the| Miss Loll
local cotton market. I v'"e is v's'
0 j Mrs. Sarah
Mrs E
The store recently occupied by the
Columbia Tailoring Co. is being re-i^1'3 u''
modele<l and Mr. R. R. Riddle is to ^as 1,eon
.. . .... . Fennell s 1
move in as soon as the building is ?
? . . . Mr. Brun
a finished. . . _
^ lough from
with his pa
U. L. Cook, representative for the ^()hiey r
Paramount Motion Picture Co., was untoerfl an(;
In the city Wednesday booking pictures
for the Star Theatre that were j^r ?ar
taken on the European battle field. eamo home
? before ente
v A good many farmers visited the flon nt
News office the first of the week, ...
. .. . .. Iina this s?
and most of them state that fodder
pulling Is a thing of the past. The vld8^n th,g
farmers have turned their attent'on
. , Messrs. (
to the fleecy staple. . TT
v ver and Hi
Mrs. J. O. Porter gave a surprise j Rrh??l
party to her two daughters. Misses ^
Caroline and Joe Lee, who like sev- r?" *
eral hundred others, are due at ,PI Wf
, Winthrop on Friday, 14th of Sep- ^r'
tember. Punch was served during 'av np 80
the evening. Lever the 8
Born to
The Lancaster Red Cross has four ver> Sept.
hoxes of supplies ready to ship to
Atlanta. This makes the second TO TIGHT
shipment that the ladies have sent
off. A list of the contents of the
boxes will be published in the next Exports to
issue of The News. OOO in
??? Against
Sheriff Hunter and Chief of Police street
Orr were summoned to Rock Hill Washin i
Tuesday to be witnesses for the .. ,
("11 jg f>XOrr
State against Joe Walker, a white 4.
T ... ? the admini
man. charged with retailing liquor. . ,
^ 4 4 . . W11. control as i
The grand jury found a true bill ..
. ..... I application
against Walker and trial is to come I ...
I will uuderj
up later.
K vestigation.
The local Exemption Board re- of ,ht' pr<"
ceived orders from Adjutant General ,ion* ^or
Moore at Columbia this morning June -*0' 1
. .. . ^ .4 i .._ norts to S
staling 10 noin over uruuni uuyn un- til
Thursday, Sept. 20th. Orders $H.500,00(
were at first to send boys on Wed- Jumped tc
nesday the 19th, but this gives the tho second
boys a day longer to straighten up submarines
their business affairs. English Gc
| up food ca
Miss Gladys Jones formerly 8ten-|Por,s *?
ographer for the Lancaster and In ,ho twe
Chester Railway Co., and social edl- Ibis yei
tor of the News, has resigned and wero value
has accepted a position as stenogra- was "1"' tl
pher with the Sanitary Unit of the their value
National Ried Cross Association at The Exp
Columbia. Wo all rgeret to see Miss thftt a part
Jones leave, but wish her luck In Sw?den hai
her future work. Germany oi
. ?q? for Swedlsl
Plans are being perfected by the *be Central
men of the town to give the drafted tightening
boys a banquet Wednesday night in be the imi
* the Mackey Opera House. Speeches tary Lanaii
^ will be iriade by some of the most
prominent men of the city. A banquet
Is to be served by the ladles of Johnson
the Red Cross. A list of the sub- Septnmher
scrlbers to this fund will he publish- Wylie M
ed in the next issue of this paper. tember 121
iPIUNGS HAPPENINGS ?
A
prings, Sept. 13.?Prof. . _ ?
arnes of Rock Hill ac- PERSONALS,
by the Misses McAlpine ,
r came over Thurdday to ++++++++++++4
ind Mrs. Mcllwain. These Mrg w. p. Bennett left
ers were classmates at for cajuden.
ollege years ago and 0
agether was a renewal of Dr> c. H. Murray of Ab
s and friendships. a visitor in the city,
eland of Clinton, who has 0
seasons been in charge Ml88 Moutine Beaufo
illinery department of Wednesday in Kershaw,
anking and Mercantile 0
n in town to the delight Mnj H E. Connor
ly friends here. Thursday to Holly Hill.
>y Rutledge has accepted
vith Springs Ranking and Harry Hirsch of New Yo
Co. iting relatives in town,
lie Butler of Richmond. 0
g spent part or the sum- m&a Rerry BeUe Benne
elatives in town, expects Wednesday ln Columbia.
0 her home this week.
accompanied by Mrs. R. ~~~? *
who will be with her for Rev " " Murrhleo,,
1 visit. Mobley. her son. Wednesday from Ilatesbum
Q
er in order to enter
J. M. Hood returned W
number of our young from the Western markets
ive been called to the col- ?
to leav? next week. I Miss Jessie Porter lea'
number is to be found for Florence to teach schoi
of Messrs. Coke Bridges.! ?o?
, Otis Mobley and James Mrs. James Cauthen
Wednesday from Heath Sp
rence Bell went to Rock r
for an operation on her j Mr and Mrs Jrs w ?
> I
turned Wednesday from ?
cissa Hilliard is at Fen. 0
nary for treatment. ,, ... ?
_ . . ? . Mrs. Julia Porter is
Mrs. Dan Jones of Red . ,
home from Wilmington, N
n town for the day last .
day.
?o?
P. Hutson and children,
d by Dr. E. F. Horton. Wayland Kelly of the C
Hartsville Thursday to navy yard 9Pent the we<
sister, Mrs. John Parrott. h?meh
Rollings leaves in a ?
to take charge of her Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wi
ndrews. Fort Mill are visiting Col.
Mcllwaln of Hampton- Keroy Springs.
., Is visiting his parents, ???
Trs. Mcllwain. Mr. Will | Mrs. John W. Ingram. Mi
as also with them for a Ingram and Norma Cautl
>cently. Tuesday In town,
'ree, formerly Miss Pearle ?
s now at the home of her, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Glass
Jim Crenshaw. Mrs. W. A Davis motore
i Isli Parrott of Harts- lumbia Thursday.
ting her grandmother, D_
Horton. Mesdames Burrell H
F. Hammond returned Curtis Parker and Miss I-r
rom Rock Hill, where she nf Kershaw were in town
receiving treatment at shopping.
nflrmary. 0
(let Mobley spent his fur- I)r and Mrs. E. C. Brash
service in l amp sevier daughter, Miss Mary Kv
rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. \iary Hlackwell were In tov
rumet Is one of our vol- tjay shopping.
1 seems to enjoy camp ^
Misses Caroline and Joe
trey Mobley of Columbia ter Jva Nesbit( ,Eva Par|
for a few days recently Derrlck WiUie Reed. Mai
ring upon his senior du- carnes, Pauline Marlon a
University of South Caro- Unt Beaufort leave today
isslon. throp College.
>nte Mackey goes to Da
year.
HI,do Mobley. Alvln S.o- MANY TO I.K.VVF. FOU C*
ibert Mobley are attend-1
at Lincoln Memorial In- ILancaster to Be Well Repre
Harrogate. Tenn. Various Educational Inst
if. Cauthen is In Lancas- Within the next few dayi
?ek. I lege boys and girls will
Horton is in Columbia. I their respective colleges,
cepted a position with leaving for college this 3
ihoe man. has ever been known, althr
Mr. and Mrs. Lexie Sto- are scattered about, some
11, 1917, a son. Carolina, Georgia, North
+ and also In Virginia. Foll<
EN KMllAIl- the names of the boys and 1
GO ON SWEDEN tng next week:
. R. L. Crawford, Henry 1
That Country *45,000,- P- M- A,li8?n' R- K- A,1|8C
Year Ended June SO. Moore- Joe Colburn and Wi
914,000,000 in IOI4 iins wil1 rePreaent Lancaster
Una this year,
t Journal. William Greene Williami
ton The Exports ( oun- ^en(j jbe citadel in Charles
Ising special vigilance in John King and Arthur
stratlon of the export wm be Clomson this yei
applied to Sweden. Each Ernest Beaty at Davidso
for an export license son ^
;o close scrutiny and in- Julian Craig and Drenr
pending the settlement, wju represent Lancaster at
sent embarrassing situa-|j)Ue west. S. C.
the fiscal year ending Chauncey and Toy Greg
I HI 4, United States ex- a | read y entered Furman
wed en were valued al training to try and make
). In 1915 they had baU 8quart.
$78,000,000. During Hevin Funderburk will a
year of the war German University of North Cart
became active and the year
>vernjnent began holding Miss Pearl Coffey will
rgoes, and American ex- j^ue ^est Female College
eden fell to $52,000,000. Misses Pauline Marlon, <
dve months ending June pjj (irace McDow, Eva P
tr exports to Sweden j Porter, Caroline Port*
d at $45,000,000, which Heed. Helen Derrick, Ev
tree times as great as juaajta Sowell and Mary (1
in 1914. will represent Lancaster
orts Council is convinced throp thlfl year
of the food exports to Misses Dorothy Moore a
/e gone either directly to Murchison will attend Ag
r been made to substitute Decatur, Ga.. this year,
h products shipped Into Miss Mary Heath Jones
I 'Empires, so a general (0nd Mary Raldwin at Stan
up of the embargo will Miss Katherine Wylie
mediate result of Secre- tond Chatham College at
ig's disclosures. ya
+ "Misses Margaret Cunnlni
DEATHS. Sadie Wilson will atten*
Renson, colored, died at Columbia.
3rd of tuberculosis. ] Miss Mary Locke Barroi
cGrlff, colored, died Sep- present Lancaster at Flor
th. 'aid. Red Springs, N. C.
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? SWKEDKN'8 OA8E.
* Wall Street Journal. !
* International law holds that a! .*
* ,
state cannot be at peace and at the
same time be engaged in acts to I
Tuesday further hostilities. A deliberate *
furtherance of hostilities in the in- J !
terest of one of the belligerents is
beville Is an act of war. How then, do the J
facts in the Swedish case square ,
with the law of nations?
rt spent The defence of the Swedish lega
tion at Buenos Aires is a form of
equivocation well known to all law.
returned yers who have had any experience in [
cross-examination of witnesess. But
no matter what the official says, it is J
rk is vis- conclusively proved that the Swedish ,
government, while professinir
friendship for the Entente Powers, J
tt spent including the United, States, has' *
been actlvulv aooioti.- n
. ?..v., aaoioiiUK UCrUiailJTi | ,
If any man fails to sec how this V
returned lending of assistance to Germany is
a breach of neutrality, let him conaider
how it would appear in a perednesdav
8onal case. Suppose an individual V
in the United States were caught in *
the act of giving Germany informs
. , tion of military value, such as the
ves todav
j sailing of a troop ship. That would ?
be giving aid and comfort to the en- *
_ emy, which under our laws is trea- '
returned . , . . . ... .. , .
son. and punishable with the death
rings. #
penalty. ,
The Swedish Government has !
>mith re- ,|on,, j^is same thing, materially as
>umter. sisting Germany ?not openly and J
honestly, but secretly. The griev
expected anee of Argentina is no greater V
t. C., to- than that of the allies, for Sweden 2
was furthering the enemy's effort to *
prevent needed supplies from reach- '
harleston ing France and the United King- V
>k-end at dom. She has directly taken part J
in the war on the side of Germany,
just as certainly as if she had sent V
Ulams of|,ro?i)S to ,hP fleldand
Mrs ) Whether this is to be met by fore
j ing Sweden to fight In the open is >
a question for those at the head of V
uses Zula :il1:,lrs But there is one thing that
ifn snpntIcpr,a'n'y should demand attention. *
(Sweden is begging the United States
for food and feed. She would (JKIO
rock and aV? ,,S ^orROt that she
lias robbed her own people in order Charged
d to Co- _ . .f,
to feed Germany. expecting we '?
would make up the deficiency. That Philad
might do with a Sweden at peace, Capt. Ms
Pruesdale, nf)l witli a Sweden at war. mander (
mise Dye snme principle that makes it Prinz Ki
Tuesday impossible for us to furnish Gernia- held und
J r.y with food makes it necessary for United S
us to exact from Sweden the full charged
igton and p0nany nf belligerancy. She makes ter throi
ans. Miss war Upon ua |)y helping our deelar. teacher
fn T,iur8- ed enemy. We should not give richen is
her aid and comfort and feed her charges
while so doing. of the M
Lee Forks.
Helen '
Elliott BSHSBRHHHi
,nd Mou
for Win- m T A
_ I INew Arrive
OLLEGE. I
seined ui 1 Stild Dr6SS
Muttons. ' m
b the col. K
ieave for B
More are!H
rear than I Attractive Serge I)r<
jugh they that is most becoming to
in South , , n . .
Carolina I brown, plum, navy and I)
iwing areiB $7.50
;irls leav- H _
tine d:
?n, Henry I W(' ai'C justly prowl
ade Jenk- DrcSSV Suits. KVCW OllC
f aro jifiS * *
? (juisito lining, handsome
s will at-1 in keeping with the style
ton. I $25.00,' $2?
Biackmon fl Our showing of (iat
ar- I Cheviot Suits are unusiui
n, David- ,i r \ i ,
? this line. A large variety
ian Craig I from the Misses' to the S
Erskine, I $10.00, $12.50, $]
ToVoT'l Coats
the foot- fl Never before have w
d the I for everv occasion, all o1
.una this I Wonderful values at
B $9.51
return to I also have big sll<
this year, fl <fcQ
31eo Sow- fl
arks. Joe fl j
jr, Willie fl Oct
? NLbet. c Motor Dresses
E. Carnes!* 1
at Win- fl
*nd Lucia ' B N<
nes Scott H
Just received a love
1 wiI1 at- and Geogette Waits.
mton, Va\
will at- ?
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r?' Lancast
a McDon- ^
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LANCASTER, S. C.
CHAS. D. JONES, President.
E. M. CROXTON, V. Pres. and
i.w c\i>kk m<; 1M>\I)
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With So,Klin* Improper j trank J^CheneT n
utter Through Mails. Is senior partner of
... ,, . , , , . , | Cheney & Co., doing
olphia. Sept. 11. 1. cut. j of Toledo, County a
ix Tliieriohen former com-1 'hat said firm v
i.x mieiuiii ii, ONI'. HUNDRED D
>f the seized German raider! and every ease of Ca
tel Frledrlch, was today MEDICINE^ U ' fra
er $2,000 ball fo rcourt bv j Sworn to before tn<
. . . 1 my presence, this 6tt
tates Commissioner Long, j a. d. 1886. a.
with sending improper mat- <??!> Catarrh Me,
igh the mails to a school | ternally and acts thi
at Saginaw. Mich. Thio JJf SffijSfa,
in prison awaiting trial on F- J- CHENEY
of smuggling and violation H?air? Vamliy^riHi
tan White Slave Act.
il of Suits, Cc
ss for Fall. Da
?ssos in the now straight lines, the st;
woman, in the new colors of tau
lack, attractively priced at
, $9.50 and to $19.50.
roadcloth Suits
oi our handsome collection of Fi
is distinctive. Beautiful soft colors, <
fur eolars and the cut is perfect. Pri<
s.
).75, $35.00 and to $45.00.
sardine, Tricotine, Serges, Poplins a
illy large. Every new color is shown
of models, adapted to every style figi
touts, priced at
L5.00, $17.50, $19.50 and $25.00.
, Coats, Coats
e shown such a variety of Coats, suit
: which are correct in style and colo
D, $12.50 to $40.00.
owing of splendid value at
fin nn
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tin Dresses
, original stylos in all the new fall col
$9.50 to $27.50.
jw Waists
ly lot of Lingerie, Silk Crepe do Ch
Houd Compa
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the firm of F. J.
business In the City
nil State aforesaid,
'11! pay the sum of
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tar:h 'hat cannot be
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i day of December,
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Notary Public.
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