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4 fillip ?fnnrn?tpr ? friiiai ",,v KOT. A.ra,ON 8 THE LAJSTCJ 'TATIOX? ures of life, let us till ISTER NEWS, AUGUS1 nk also of its | . 1 12, 1913. (SEMI-WEEKLY.) JUANITA WY' LIE I W. S. HOUGH. . . Business PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCE Published Tuesdays Fridays at Lancaster, S by The Lancaster Publi Company, successors to Ledger, established 1852; " " ~ we greauy uepiore im talned by many of our c Alitor week. The damages fro Mgr. 0,1 Saturday amounted to of dollars Part of the IM18NT: covered by Insurance, w< to say. But even then 1 shing venlence to business occi The the fire and the time lo: The considerable. We, howev e loss SUS- uul"? auu iraiivuaiuiiii Itizens last a Conference for the < in the fire of Lancaster county, thousands OI?e. When do you i loss was waat It? 3 are glad the Incon- READ MR. LEVER'! asloned by Today you will fin st will be part of the address del er, are not gressman Asbury F. L? uro. *? r ucru na Common Good ^ so let's have ?J? good people \5 9 ADDRESS. d on Page 2, lvered by Coniver, chairman Review, established 1878; Enterprise, established and entered as second matter Oct. 7, 1905, at postofflce at Lancaster, S under Act of Congresi March 3. 1879; SUBSCRIPTION PRICI (In Advance.) One Year Six Months going to let the Are hlnd< -class gress. Rather should we the means of blessing, by bi * C., the future. * ?' We have long thought tl ?r=r station would be a great l?: to the town. Instead of unpretentious buildings, * a union passenger depot w jr our pro- of the house agrlcultu make it a before the Conference nilding for mon Good. We com careful reading by ev tiat a union Lancaster county. T Advantage food for thought in w two small, has to say. why not In the next several hich would News we expect to gi\ ral committee, for the Commend it to a r JL ery farmer In here is much hat Mr. Lever "***r fc issues of The ] Jfc e our readers j 3^4 REPORT OF Tl U THE FIRST N at Lancaster In the State < ~3H| business, August 9th, 191 Loans and Discounts 1 >. 78JV8. IK CONDITION OF ATIONAL BANK 3f South Carollua, at the close of 3. SSOURCES. S231.4R4.26 TUESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1 Got busy for Lancaster 8 will not have time to feel the "Mann a Melon Field," r headline. Yea, and woman, lieve us. _____ i)*? a ?-rt*uii iu uuiR'usier. 013. talked to some of our le ? ?? zens as well as to officii ind you Lancaster & Chester Ri heat. with one accord are tic over the idea, ends a The L. & C. will soon too. be- why may not the Southe also? As it is, the two sil than half a block apart. w e nave me ueiiem ui some 01 ading clti- cellent addresses mat lis of the conference last week a lilway and they will be read with enthusias- and that the spirit o they breathe will fine rebuild, so sponse in the hearts i rn join in We hope thpy will h? tes are less terest for the count Why not which we want to have *ne oiuer ex*lp arouse in- IjJ! I Overdrafts, secured and u U. S. Bonds to secure clrci 1 U. S. Bonds to secure U. S Premiums on U. S. Bonds Bonds, Securities, etc Banking, House, Furaitun Due irom National Banks serve agents) Due from approved Resen Checks and other Cash Ite Notes of other National B Fractional PaDer Currenc nsecured 5,542.51 ilation 50,000.00 . Deposits 10,000.00 540.63 13.400.00 9 and Fixtures 3,471.30 (not re $ 9.507.68 re Agents . 19,538.08 Ms 5,139.12 anks . . . 1,890.00 v Nlrkola J I PUT"1 Aunt Hetty Jolly of Lavon celebrated her one hundredtl day last week and we judge casion was as jolly as jolly c< Fli HI Blng, the name of York laundryman. suggests f tor to The Augusta C'hronicl name does tell the now i otnpv lia. Ga., make them one'.' The c !i birth- to the public would be a the oc- tion which is not to be 1 mid be. templated. Then, too, th maintenance would be le a New ratiroa(j, in a via- We Relieve the sugges e. The Komj ono amt that it shou familiar Uj)OU it would mean a onvenience ? considera- Just think of it. Win ightly con- ganized a chamber of ie cost of Lancaster is yet wit ss to each we have so far been u bringing our citizens ti stion is a of the need of our tow id be acted organization, we suggo great deal more influential farm* nsboro has or- SjJ commerce aiul j - JaJL. hout one. As '7^ insuccessful In ! t? a realization j * *n for such an st that one or C^7rt| ^rs get in be- i .1 ML and Cents P Lawful Money In Bank, v Legal-tender notes Redemption fund with U. urer (5 per cent of circul fc-} Total ?' LI Capital stock paid in rfv) Surplus fund kv TTn^lttMoJ DmAtu Inxa B. . . 329.57 iz: 11.848.25 500.00 S. Treaslation . . . . 2,500,00 51,252.70 $365,661.40 ABILITIES. $ 50,000.00 25,000.00 TOUfri MONEY WHERE IT WILL "Loris is going to l?c son in a few more years," says Tl News, which by the way is d part in the way of boostin town. "On the day of his wedding imagines that his wife drew a ?ovo Th n A ilanto Tnurnal "h IlUt IJIIIY IU Hit* IU N\ 11 11 llll \ u> town t0 tllv two railwa>'s a,ltl t ip Loris Iir genera,1yoi?g its We suggest that prtitio g said prertion of a union pass tion in keeping with the Lancaster be circulated a ; a man signatures and presented prize," ?ial8 of both railroads a oc o railroad commission as we ;uuniyt uut iiiiiu uus uhmiic^ men o the pub- fire on their backs. V will bring about the 01 ms for the enger sta- "Misfortunes have needs of upon each other for t t once for Lancaster. And it h to the offl- town?none better," sa nd to the son Mail of yesterday 11. If this people of this "?ood c , in snort, put up'//, rvi ire believe this ffilg. ganization. | followed fast ^ ' he citizens of ^ lid The Ander- j S3^(r7jHS which the . >1(1 town" will CS [ 7.^1 viiui luru a iviitOf 4 c oo l*j A National Dank Notes outst Due to State and Private ] Hunkers Individual deposits subject |TL Time certificates of deposi Cashier's checks outstandin XT United States deposits. . . . a\ Notes and bills redlscountf Bills payable, Including ol borrowed p*-unvs uiiu ia\fB petiii o,in<.( i andtng 50,000.00 Banks and $ 60.19 to check 125,588.01 t 53,046.50 ig 940.60 9,858.33 189,493.63 >d 23,000.00 ^ligations for money 25,000.00 m Save IT WILL COME IN HANDY Ottj o A. u?J r&viuil vu u\#ui ni?i, U matter of fact he is seldom a more than a consolation prlz Aiken has led the state In tl ber of crimes recently com A very undesirable distinct! deed but one for which th< dispensaries in that county a measure responsible. nything 's (*one at once and propel e.. the union station will 1 without a doubt. ?e num- ??? imltted. A WORI> TO THE KXt on in- An August "Paragraf" i > seven "Your idea of progress re in a be the same as your neigl for the love of Mike, don' his way if he is realiv trv rly pushed, appreciate. Mr. Bank be secured a town ought to be a him in behalf of the ? good opinion, as well e M"KKK patliy for those of oui reads: have recently suffered i may not wreck. ibor's; but t stand in "LANCASTER I ine to ei't 8 knows what nd we thank C\ town, for his i f\ v) is for ais sym- yf.) /-v r citizens who JM from fire and /EADS." ^ I LOUU C STATE OF SOUTH CARO County of Lancaster, I, Chas D. Jones, Preside solemnly swear that the a of my knowledge and bell< Subscribed and sworn to ^ gust, 1913. n JO] 'y Correct?Attest: R. E. Wy Directors. >365,661.40 LIN A, 881 nt of the above-named bank, do bove statement Is true to the beat jf. CHAS. D. JONES. President, before me this 12th day of AuUN CRAWFORD, Notary Public, lie, W. F. Laney, Jno. A. Cook, JUJviL DAY I - J We must be rid of the pesl mosquito, which is a great to the health of our conn Use disinfectants freely in al ble breeding places. The to\ wishes it free to all who will The Greenville Piedmont nently remarks: "Everybody some where!" Liferous We feel that we cann? menace these sentiments too stron tuunlty. |Ittjie disposition of soi I possl- citizens to discredit the m vn fur- standing the way of progi use it. Qf some of our other ctizei trying to advance the inter perti- tQWU wp know you are n in the v.> ? * - 1 (onference for the C< it endorse : ,, , , A ,, ^ , , Held at I a.ston's Scl gly, know- I lie of our To the Kdltor of The olives and I ?re were l,?? "Cc the Common Good I rossheness South Carolina last T is. If he is of them was at Colum ests of his at Caston's school hou ot in syni- in Lancaster coun attend the one in Colui ommon Good" !uk?1 House. 3,905 whites nn< making a total of ' ISews: I Three districts li inferences for cia| tax of 3 mills In session iu have voted an Incn 'hursday; one g mills on the tax bia, the other jast year. The hig se, near Rich district is 10 mills f ity. I did not Several districts 1 nbia: I (lid KO eMir?r?l nnmnoo. 1 3,778 colored, r,683. lave voted a *pe- FROM OT this year, and 12 ease of from 1 to already collected Secretary M hest levy for any t Greenville Piedr or Heath Spiings. lave 8 mills for It's pretty ha HER PAPERS COU! cAdoo will do.?. u., nont. j Hfe ird to get a cue on sP?c'al to T j? /,!.! I Ir.n ? 1. O NTY NEWS :ath spring. he News. state seems to be heartily that primary reforms are nee< nobody seems to be willing t anything looking to their rc tion." If you believe in co-operatio co-operate with the movemen chamber of commerce. Doi afraid of the heln it will h** t agreed t"11"-' " ?? ? ?nu, mi. niiui f led but Meedn,t tel1 us about it. o start where to flnd you alway: iforma- *ou arc to? s'ow yourself i with the procession, why quietly out instead of fall n, then ranks and thus becoming t for a block to others who t't be ou? y'GU cannot keep i r> vnur not want to. dron out and 1 ier, bo you to (jaston's school hous Wc know Saw a crowd of people s. But If inous in an intense d to keen unltlie beHt school, the I . \ 1 hood, the best farms, t not drop ?they are already the ing in the and everything else, t -a "Stfllllh- can by hfld. They al would go PR**rate school house. . not satisty them. The; >ace or do 0jaSs one; and tht\V ar nake room > .1 - e, and I never ings have been en j more unani- year, viz, Taberna*. eslre to have at a cost of ahout lest neighbor- During the last he best homes has been erected c best people? modern school buil lie best, that from one to four cb ready have a Libraries have b< but that does several of the scho f want if lirst- her of districts levvi e going right been increased froi * "v/ iic ?? liunu- inm iiww nilU ected durinp the !Greenwood Jour :le and Midway, ? $ 2.011 each. South Carolir four years there way that only a >r remodeled 20 illustrate.?The diugs containing iss rooms each. Let's see, wha *fii established in street that runs ols and the num- of Columbia?? in* a lo. al tax lias 11 14 ?o 4 0. now Where is tin d-liun III ^,11111*1.-^? acaiu opi nal. Mrs. E. C. C In Columbia la crops grow in a and family It moving picture will Mrs. Alex; State. Charlotte ar Stover and o t is the name of that Misses Ma through the middle Augusta stop Spartanburg Herald. Kills' Frida friend, Mrs. 5 cool week of Au- Mrs. S. C. in*, aur. ix.?air. and roxton spent a few days with Mr. O. C. Croxton ist week. ander and children of e visiting Mrs. W. T. ther friends here, ry and Annie Vivian of iped over at Mrs. W. C. ly night to see their C. B. Mobley. Varnedoe of Ridgeville ^ neighbor. You will also proli '"Get bus*.' a,l(l see what it w1'] you and > ,,r town. Secretary MoAdjio, when he vd to put out $o0,000,000 to 000,000 of the government nic the South and West to mov crops, tunneled right under t by ii. I Mr a booster. We noed li (lo for ?n\vard march. He is an i to us all, while you only 1 progress. deoid $ 100,- POK THK COMMON < >ney in it was our privilege las e the attend the first general ( Wall'for the Common Good ai it lit ct 11 IU UUIIU IIH'III rt iim in the ern structure. They inspiration special school levy?j .i,,,... that; and onlv one man under our ,. ' . ... . . it. Just think of thai have a nine months' ti ? ape enrollment of abot (.<><>l>. and two of the best lac . he found. (P. S.? week to ; warrant them keepi Conference teachers always because nd so iin- of evolution applies pi mod- iovvihk a tax wnir pay 8 mills to cit> In the suec? ust think of schools. Teachers' voted against creased 50 per cen t! And they years, rtrm, an aver- Let. Lancaster coi it 140 pupils, good work until si: ly teachers to the education of he I would not Respectfully ng the lady A, C > the doctrine Kx?uper1ntendent articularly to n nas iiaa much gust.' it usual ?ss made by the In time to cheer salaries have In- eursionists.?Ch; t in the last few ? There is not t jTltv continue the that is too poor le stai'ds first in Can any county r children. . good roads??P submitted. ? ROWELIj. If former Gov . of Education. Minnesota, sent out things, cou iy comes, of course, IS hip guest, up the mountain ex- Mouzon. arleston Post. Mr. Perry Court House i county In the state tlon with his to have good roads. Mr. W. J. afford not to have vncation wit ageland Journal. Hill and Lan 1 Mr. C. B. ernor John Lind, of visiting his to Mexico to smooth Mr. J. n. Id sing like Jenny, day from a \ of his sister, Airs. H. C. Therrell of Chesterfield is spending his vacamother at this place. Vaughn is enjoying his li his chldren in Rock i caster. Mobley of Columbia Is relatives here. Bushardt returned Sun'isit to his former homo street, as he has heretofore <1 making subways. If reports are true and th crop in the West has really g the bad, the Southern farmei reap greater profit from his than ever before, for he has ed the largest crop 011 recor year and his corn is certainlv one in pressed are we with the pi of that institution that we turned home with the dete e corn to do au jn our power to one to ther its plans and purposes r will | neve that an unlimited e ' crop ROO(i wiU accrue to South ( plant- | her sons and daughters d this raiiy to heT advancement, look-I i- - - ?i- - ?- ? ossibilities school teachers. . their names sometimes a e become suffragettes, ai rmlnation change everything they help fur-i of except their own nan i We be- I what a splendid imount of ,a- , ,?P,endl?v h nraft8; , outbuildings, the finest 1 arolina if excellent crops, fairly will but men, and well?God bl? Her need And the watermeloi .. , lones and custards and They change , unless they -p . rijr A art then they CALilV. P. can get hold country that E<1 l>ei ?n?" commodious "The Loris Nev tlnrt of farms, hoard of aldermei good-looking miles per hour as tl ?sr the ladles. ; motor cars. You s is and rante- two doctors and 01 flies and old- I nraoanl ' tcAn.lftP ? ? there would b< LT US soothing effect. 11 We see that ( , Gaffney, will no . . gent. i lieutenant gover t'8 says: "The mored that one 1 have fixed 10|ln South Carolli ?e speed limit for ' office?GreenvllI ee Loris has but 1 ? le undertaker at i The code of et ir t ?? ! the woman hut ? 110 question of a Newberry. ?Charleston Post. , ""ol. T. B. Butler, of t enter the race for Special to Tfc nor. It is also ru- Primus, A or two other citizens kins spent t la will not otter for and Mrs. R. e News. , Mr. E. B. as substitute lifcs which ostracises We regret overlooks tlio ariiilt i? : HIMI S. le News. UK. 11.?Mr. E. R. Jenhe week-end with Mr. R. Rollins of Cassatt. Wright Is carrying mall on Route 4 this week, to learn that Mr. J. A. ing fine. V We "would like to see Lan represented at the next meet the South Carolina Secretaries mercial Association, which v held in Anderson in November we can't have a secretary t< unless we first have a conin is great.; me \mjtk wnicu < a serious work, one whii earnestness and steadfastiu toaster accon|piiahment. There is ing of jn our compiex life that wo Com- be Ottered, if only our i> rill be reauze it and come togei IJut work to that end. ) send jt tvould be useless for aercial enumerate here the varic ' I fashioned pound rake, i nf>,'(| legged fried chicken." 1 ?ss for Its an occasion you forgi so much Woodrow Wilson. And see could P?*slb'y convince you , ,,, ever was a seven yea ope will Egypt it ji,st seems ther and I made a speech: I d making one, and did nc us to try Purpose, and no amoui . slon could Induce me to ms phases ,t . I | ^.cn^uv. .T.HiU.ii and "yellow many as three aut Why, on such caster News, st all about i Yes, Lorls has t nobody could few more, but no i that there | sale. Ed DeCamp, r famine In "Sears Roebuck Ri unbelievable. | no doubt offer spe lid not Intend I for Lancaster's first it go for that ho would like to se? nt of persua- i pet In line with o i try It before , cities.?Lorls News 11 4 4yj * 1 n Atari an i omoblles."?Lan- ?' the man, is al ! Arthur Drinsdal hree cars and a i scarlet letter as second hands for Prynnes. In fa agent for the 1 he branded as w< oadster," would ?Orangeburg 1 trial inducements ? as we feel sure The hot weat ; the "Old Town" w?rk in Washii ther progressive the opposition t< the Democratic Itogether wrong. The the Primus r es Rhould wear the MIrr Reba well as the HeRter nle Hunter s] ict, the man ahould Brlnnle Smal >rse than the woman. Mrs. B. F. Imp* and Democrat. B. Wright Mi Mrs. B. R. her Is getting in Ur May, visited lgton, we note that Wright Thur > the carrying out of Mr. John program is getting Mth. B. R. V (??>. cult- ??~-i~ -- uil? in ai nis nome in lection. Kllllans and Miss Nanpent Saturday with Miss Adams visited Mrs. E. onday. Vincent and daaghter, 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. b! sday. Mackey visited Mr. and lucent Monday. body. How long must we do out? The Anderson Mail defines eration very aptly when it "Unselfish co-operation doesn't loafing on the corner, but | your shoulder to the wheel wj other boys." This is the thl need in Lancaster, this "nuttin %s 1 1 of work which the confe outlined. There was ' which made a personal a co-op- v everyone present; each 01 says: conference found new idea mean , . ed for the solution of some juttinK , , ... .. leni. No matter what the Ith the we cannot often solve it nR ?? therefore the keynote of t K your .... i (i 111 lit*r. Din <111**1 nun renee has Lord bless yo\ir soul, 1 something anything. almost. My i ippeal to or' a" flKlit to mo tip i in. -.t tiw. ',l,t froni the way somr ' down on tho ground lc is ad vane- know. old prob- That country Is sp > difficulty Murk my prediction. ? will bo second to no < alone and 0 .. r% .. . South Carolina In a ho confer-1 8hort tinio. tun nor vvuy, | ____ [#d have done t# _ j l>on l Shout speech soundin the wanon, "The Filbert me of the people , and Rone without p >oked, I don't national incidents, i was there, too," no1 ilendfd now. News. "Well, thlf dr. Editor, it what better thnn th( community in reform when the in n Incredibly to raise so much ( 1 Oansler's home. - ??iUM3i oim i a Tf*> ,n hot w?ather I 100 Soon' looks to bo to etlng has come 'he newspaper j reducing any sen- <*nee Times, and the governor ? tea The Lancaster A subscriber \ Is really some- wants The Obse e good old days of wa8 th(* last 1 nmortal Hen used from North ( 'ain each year at Cheatham? It Tirzah." Don't George Henry \ in?.?-!. r niuunici inn Mrs. W. \ is not as funny as It Ethel, vtslte< the man who reads McManus of In the shade.?Flor- Miss Fteha nie Hunter v Saturday. at Lancaster, S. C., \Ve regret rver to tell him who Wright is no negro Congressman Miss Mae ""arolina?White or grandmother I was the former. Sunday. Vhite, a native of Miss Julia r. Heftier and daughter, i Mr. and Mrs. Willis Tradesvllle Tuesday. Killlans and Miss NanIslted Miss Lillie Wright to learn that Mrs. E. B. t Improving very much. Vincent visited her , Mrs. A. J. Maokey, Small visitor! u? ?,1 shoulder to the wheel." Witli progress is impossible. The Democrats have had re: feel uneasy over their slim m in the United States senate, that one of their senators ha removed by death further might prove disastrous. Ue lOUt it , M(<> iS llolPru,ne38, to-ope It is our purpose to r< people constantly of the ft ison to '"'rL' of concert of action, ajorlty j mean more for this town a Now I you know. A confi s been ' Lancaster county, at whicl delay Ocular needs of this peop t the ' discussed, would he the be "" -??? ! n iino/ i.rji nf hnnnliii>itii j ration. Yours very truly mind our Croat need | It would KAXfASTKR COl'NT nd county >fr A r noweTyU*< r<llf' lte|K?rt to State Sii|>? h the parle may he To Ed,tor of Th* 1 ginning of Hav,n* nnisho(' my and nrn?-it0 th? StatP "Uperintei shout tfll you are < H. HINES. brkother. Reineint year in South Ca V* K<"IIOOI<S. Augusta Chronicle. His Annual IMPORTANT irtntflutoiit. 1 >Jews: Members of IAbi annual report Urjcetl to ndent of edu- \ very lmportan >ut of tiro woods, Juaaon county, >cr, this is an ofT fro|n March, 18 irolina politics.? FMumnter Chen Granville county 1889, to 1893.MKKTING. I Pull ? all here for the racy Association ,lv<' lot 11 v< Attend. build up a tow every man to p t meeting of the to rend and pull served in congress Mrs. Manly 97, to 1901. .Henry Miss Mae tham, a native of Martha Knlg , served from March, , , -Charlotte Observer. , , brethren. We are STATFl OF same purpose. Then . Coun s. The best way to . _ n is for each and J E 8tei ull together and not Whereas, I down. All the rest- D. Tbompsot Deas Wednesday. ? Vincent visited Miss lit Sunday. CITATION. ' SOUTH CAROLINA, ty of Lancaster, vman, Judge of Probate. M. L. Thompson and H. i have mi.de Mil I f #A party promptly pass me tar and relieve the situation. T1 pense is hurting the Dem cause. If the editor of The Fount* Tribune did not see any pre) men in Charleston we know hard to please. But there are lovely Lancaster lasses whosi Hi nut . - ? ?r?- - ie sus- : Parity. What we think If ocratlc problem or worry also^ that of our neighbor common knowledge and lin Inn we arrive sooner at a rlgh tty wo- Now the question is, wl he is to hold our county Confere lots of Common Oood? Why 9 looks, month? Let somebody ; our Indi- cat,on' 1 wl,l> by youI we find is *,vft wrne of ,ho ,art* and bv a as 8hown by th,s rePor of interest to the publi sympathy, _ . , .. The total revenue solution. ,the varjOUj, districts ten are we ending June 30. 101 nee for the 210.99, and the total not this w*r#> $34,931.82. su truest a The t0taI numbftr suggest a 1ft(i?KK whitp nnrt c4 permission. Lancaster Library and statistics he,?l next Fridi t that may be fu?'15' ht* p r ' building. This me< most importance a available for of the association 1 for the year to attend It. 3, was $28,- t KXKCUTIVB C expenditures Lancaster Llbn of schools Is ? , # , rntr?r?rt 7h? < *rfl ?f Association will dents of a town ly afternoon, Au- ponents. In all n., at the library business done b; eting is of the ut- you will do.?F< nd every member s therefore urged , If this count with Mexico the 'OMMITTEE. disappointment ?ry Association. delph Hearst. _______ writers and the Thanks. ,Rt" ffmnrt t n hnst are partners, not op- to grant the likelihood, the, more tlon of the f your rival the more Henry J. Thi art Mill Times. | These are ?? admonish all ry shall escape war red and cr< result will be a great ceased, that to Mr. William Ran- fore me, in I All the genius of his be held at L skill of his cartoon- ugst 22, 19 iployed to provoke a tlon thereo lllrloa T)u> Hon rut forpnnnn tn m letters of admlnlstr*. estate and effects of otnpson, deceased. . therefore, to cite and I and singular the kindeditors of the said dethey be and appear bothe Court of Probate, to ancestor on Friday, Au13, next, after publlcaf. at 11 o'clock In the are likely to appeal to the m< tidious, we believe even to th cal journalist from Founta! Wi could, indeed, show hii peaches over here. sat fae- Ldate and then we will issi ie critl- and make plana for the In Inn. This is the month of picnl n some it is the month when the at leisure. While enjoying lie the call total number of tearl gathering, (luring the year was 90 ics because co,?f'e<1T?} The total enrollmen farmer is htKhOHt in the history ; the pleas- school system of the iers em ployed I To the people o: white and 61 never, no never, enough for their k t reached the my furniture from of the public May every hlesainfi county, vU, ? MR! f Lancaster I can papers. It may 1 thank the people connection, hav Indness In saving to such length being burned up. bring ridicule u| I rest upon them, high officials o 3. HATHCOCK. at Washington.I i he remarked In thin have, why t e never before gone should not t a In their efforts to Given un<! >on the President and day of Augi f the administration ?News and Courier. ' y Duun < oumi, ii any tncjr he eaid admin 1 titration >e granted. ler my hand, this 8th int. Anno Domini 1918. J. E. 8TEWMAN, Probate Judge.