The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 21, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DOTS
?The new Baptist organ has arrived
and la being installed this
week.
?Kev. J. W. Little announces the
continuance of his meeting to Sunday
n^ght, July 26. Interest in this
meeting in atill growing.
?The adult Bible class of the
Lancaster Presbyterian church will
hold religious services at the county
home next Sunday afternoon at 4:3b
o'clock.
?The cemetery at Tabernacle
will be cleaned off Thursday morning
and. the ladies will furnish dinner.
All who are interested will please he
on natid early.
?Rev. H. U. Murchison, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, will
conduct the prayer-meeting in the
Methodist church on Wednesday afr
ternoon at 6:l.r> o'clock.
?The absorbing "Million Dollar
Mystery," an exciting story by
Harold MacGratli. will be shown at
? , the Amuse-U Theatre. The first
V episode will appear Friday.
?Air. and Mrs. \V. 1). Gamble and
little son and Miss Maggie Hood of
Wildwood. Fla., are visiting relatives
in the town and couutv. They
riiade the trip from Wildwood to this
place in Mr. Gamble's Cadiallac car,
covering the distance, 839 miles, iti
43 hours. Mr. Gamble says the
roads were very good except a
stretch of the road in this county
between Charlotte and Lancaster.
BOYNTON- CRAKJ.
Wedding in Atlanta of Interest
Here.
Cards received In Lancaster last
week tell of a wedding in Atlanta,
which will be of interest to a number
of our people, that of Miss
Martha Boynton and Dr Newton
Craig, son of Mrs. J. N. Craig of
Atlanta. The late Itev. J. N. Craig,
D. D., was formerly pastor of the
Lancaster Presbyterian church and
the groom was bom in Lancaster
during his fatner's pastorate here.
The Atlanta Constltotfon gave the
following announcement of Dr.
Craig's marriage: .
"Mrs. Charles E. Boynton announces
that the marriage of her
daughter, Martha Askew, to Dr.
Newton Craig took place July 14, at
home. No cards. The prominence
of Miss Uoynton and Dr. Craig renders
the news of their marriage of
interest not only in Georgia, but in
South Carolina, Dr. Craig's native
state, and in Mississippi and Baltimore,
where he subsequently resided.
She is Intelligent, cultured and
charming, daughter of the late
Charles E. Hoynton, a distinguished
pioneer citizen. Dr. Craig is the son
of the late Dr. J. N. Craig, one of
the most scholarly of the Presbyterian
clergy in the South of his day.
By Inheritance and by study and experience
he is well equipped for the
prefossion he has chosen, and in
which lie is brilliantly achieving."
Dr. Craig is now one of the foremost
surgeons of the South. The
Atlanta Georgians also gives the following
description of the Interesting
ceremony:
"The marriage of Miss Martha
Boynton and Dr. Newton Craig took
place Tuesday evening, at the home
of the bride's mother, Mrs. Charles
E. Boynton, and while the utmost
simplicity marked the event, a broad
social interest was centered in the
marriage of these two popular young
people. The list of guests Included
the large family connections and the
close personal friends of the couple.
The happiest spirit of Informality
marked the affair.
"The house was decorated
with Raster lilies, pink gladioli and
throughout In quantities of greenery
Shasta daisies. For the ceremony,
the bride and bridegroom stood before
an Improvised altar of greenery.
Handsome palms extended to the
ceiling, and, interspersed amid the
greenery, were great clusters of
Faster lillies. In the hall the alcove
was outlined with Shasta daisies and
there the bride's book was kept.
"In the living room the mantel
was banked with pink gladioli, the
same stately flowers appearing in
the dining room, on mantel and
buffet. Punch was served In the dining
room and a buffet supper was
^ served during the evening.
if "For the ceremony, which was impressively
performed by Bishop
Warren Candler, the bride descended
the stairs with her mother and
was met at the improvised altar by
the bridegroom and his best man,
E. E. Reese.
"The bride was beautifully gownoH
in Hlmv lanu ik* mm \ +4 of I
two deep ruffles and the corsage of!
the shine l?qe edged with tiny ruffles
of chiffon and finished with a deep
girdle -of white, taffeta. The conventional'.'
wedding veil and bridal bouquet
were omitted, the bride having
expressed a desire for the utmost
simplicity in the detail* oX her wedding.
y Mrs. Hoynton wore black
chiffon and lace, with a corsage bouquet
<Vf valley lilies.
"A number of guests from a distance
v attended the wedding and
many ^andsome gifts expressed the
good Wishes,.of ? host of friends,
some of tbepa in distant cities, the
bride being one of the most widely
traveled afid cultured young woman
of the-city.
"Dr.- Craig is a prominent physician
and has many, friends here as
well as in Bouth Carolina, his native
state.
"A number of out-of-town guests
attended the wedding, these being
I)r. and Mrs. Brackett and Mr. Newton
Brackett of Clemson, 8. C.; Mrs.
l<awson Brown of Macon, Mrs. Ellsworth
Hall of Macon, Mrs. William
* V7 Patton of Kansas City, Miss Eliza
beth Manner of Franklin, Tenn., and |
Mr. E. E. Reose of Pensacola. Fla." j
' THE E
DEATH OF AN (H T(K.KXAISIAN.
T. William Waller l)ie> Here at
Daughter's Home. "
On Tuesday last there passed away
in the mill village a very old gentleman.
one w ho had served in both the Col. and
i Mexican War and the War Between ^r- Elliott
the States. T. William Waller, by awhile in 1
name. Mr. Waller was born in Glass- City,
cock, Oa., in 1812 and was therefore Mrs. Jan
one hundred and two years of age. Mrs. Hazel
He was a member of the Methodist sister, Mist
church and died in the faith. Mr. Orange, Ma
Waller w as tw ice married, first to' C'unninghar
Miss Itachel Hlaekmon and then to Miss Hal
Miss Amanda McDowell He is sur- jler sister, ]
vtved by three daughters. Mrs. Annie Holly N. (
Bradley of Augusta. Oa.. and Mrs. ' *
Mattie Black and Mrs. Belle Braz- ,, ' r',
zelle of this place. Mr. Waller had . ?, q, ,tUa<
made ills home with Mrs. Bradley, e aaluri
but was on a visit to his daughters a Miss Ad
here when death claimed him. The tree is visil
I*omoii,u n .. ?.wi I#1n Poptui*
v iuh.iio "vir nun IUU VYCUllCSUUV ***" ? v? v* . .
in NVestside cemetery after funeral Mrs. J. !
services conducted t?v Rev. J. .P. to her hon
I Hammond. panied by
Nell Ray S|
~ing several
C I AT parents, Mi
Social News ^ ??<*
ville spent
sister. Mrs
During the past week Lauras- Misses 1
trians have had a fuit social calendar, lotte, Marg
many attractive visitors having been ville, Nanc;
the occasion of much delightful en- Mr. Nettles
tertaining. members o
A morning party given in honor of home of M
Mrs. P. G. Henderson of Monroe, Mr. and
'the guest of Mrs W. 11. Millen. was week i
ian Interesting at .dr. given Wednes- Dillon. sto[
i day morning by Mrs. John A. Stew- and Mrs. ('
I man. A dozen friends* were Invited Miss Mai
to play rook and the wide porch of lumbia wit!
Mrs. Stewman's attractive home of- Halting, wl
fered a pleasant, cool retreat. After at the Colo
a series of games, a delicious lunch- Dr. J. K
eon was served at noon. home from
* * * been for s
iiiumuuv morning ailOlHOr TOOK soman,
party was Riven, this beinR in honor Mrs. W.
of Misses McLees of OrangeburR and | funeral of
Smith of Chappell'8, the popular Hock Hill
i guests of Miss Ruth McCardell, with Mrs. H.
Miss Molivia Taylor as hostess. Six teleRram Si
(tables were filled with players, who where her
spent several huors at the game. Peters, is t
Miss Margaret Lenn Poag scored Mrs. A.
'highest, receiving as prize, a dainty awhile in
powder puff, while the guest prize, Carolina.
|a fan, was won by Miss Nell McLees. Miss Jen
j After the games ices and cake were to her h'oir
[served. visit to Mi
* * * Mr. P. G
Another afTair at which rook fur- by Mrs. Mil
jnlshed the entertainment, was a Wolf, cam
I meeting of the Chesterfield Avenue sons' auton
I Club Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. ed to Mom
Waddy R. Thomson. This lovely companled
new home is well adapted to enter- baby, who
taining and a number of visitors Mrs. W. H.
Joined the members in the games. Messrs.
[Mrs. R. N. VanLandingham scored Lucius, am
highest, receiving the prize. Punch, and H. W.
ice cream and cake were the refresh- Bishopville
incuts served. as guests. <
* * * Green. '
Miss McCardell's attractive guests, Mr. H. I
i Miss Blanche Smith of Chapp^ll's is visiting 1
| and Miss Nell McLees of Orange- school mat
I burg were complimented with a sec- Miss Jai
ond pretty party, when Misses Mar- visiting rel
garet Lenn Poag and Franclna Mil- returned t<
ling entertained Friday morning at panied by 1
the home of the former. Again rook beth Green
was played, the prize for top score, Mr. J.C
an embroidered handkerchief, going was here o
to Miss Emma Kerr una the guest Miss Ros
prize to Miss McLees. A salad course for Oharlol
with iced tea was served during the awhile witl
morning. Mr. Sam
* * * ing a few i
Miss McCardell's sister. Mrs. O. 11. at the hom
Bartlett, gave a rook party of two Moore,
tables for Misses McLees and Smltn Miss Jei
on Friday afternoon. After a series Yorkville ii
of games it was found that Miss parents. Mi
Ituth McCardell held top score and Mrs. W.
she was given a pretty pin. The Springs, w]
hostess gave each of the honor tives and fi
guests a fancy hair pin. hate In the has return*
afternoon delicious refreshments, her niece. !
consisting of sherbet and sand-' daughters,
wlches were served. ( Mary Clarl
* * * Miss Sar;
Miss Ruth McCardell's home was is visiting
the scene of a large reception Friday Heed,
evening, given In honor of her pretty ? Mrs. S. I
house guests, whose visit to Lancas- N. C., Is vi
ter has been the occasion of so many B. Bartlett
parties. This affair in compliment to Mr. Fret
Miss Smith and Miss McLees was a who has be
touring party. Kach guest was given his parents
a card which illustrated an American guson, reti
city and after guessing the names of his work in
these, cards were filled for progres- of Columbi
sive conversation. In the touring Mr. J. F.
game, Messrs. Mnnnlng Woodley and was here c
Klliott Springs cut for first prize, a Mrs. Joh
book, which went to Mr. Woodley. tives in Ho
The guest of honor prize, a bottle of Miss Tim
toilet water, was won by Miss Nell latter part <
McLees, whose uniform luck and where she
skill have brought her a number of school in
pretty souvenirs during her stay in Record.
Olir town At a Into Imnr pnfrnoh. M? "
ments were served by Misses Louise I in the city
Poag and Kstelle Milling. spend seve
* * * lives. The
Friday afternoon Miss Myrtle Kester will
Horton entertained for a number of that they >
visiting girls at a most enjoyable to make th
rook party of four tables. After a server,
couple of hours of play Miss Dorothy Mr. and 1
Moore won the prize, a deck of rook past week-i
cards, and Miss Mary Ingram of gueftts of tl
Kershaw was awarded the guest J. fife'eiy.
prize, a pair of silk hose. During I ?' Mr. t). S
the afternoon Ice cream and cake 1 section was
were served. 1 Mr. JI. 1
# # # f been 'frisitin
Miss Mary Locke Barron entertain-1 returned to
ed Saturday morning for several N. J.
visiting girls at a rook party of five ? Misses F
tables. The girls enjoyed the games have go tie f
and also the delicious salad course awihlle with
and teed *?u? Ml? r> W.. *
-? ?. ?<vuv? ? CI IJ "Ull I'
the first prize, a deck of rook cards, )pell's and J
and Miss Emma Proctor of Atlanta ours, who
the guest prize, a box of stationery. Miss Ruth
r- .? v to their res
Declines Position as Secretary. Messrs. F
Mr, A. MoP. Hamby, who was re- sey. Steve
cently elected secretary of the Lan- llama o? K<
caster Chamber of Commerce, has day.
declined to accept the position, hav- Rev. R.
ing In view a better position In Wash* Due West h
Ington, where his family now are. tives in the
???????? Shtloh Sund
Advertised letters for Week Ending Mrs. W.
July 1?. 1914. ter. Miss Si
Miss Nancle Harce (special de- relatives in
livery.) William Raker. Miss Lizzie M,?8 Mar
Oathor, Bill Unison. Miss Wincle day fo?" a
Mackmanls, Miss Janle Smith, John friends in 1
Surttln. S. SheTlll, Miss Mamie Miss Isal
Trayme, Miss Slssle Watts, Lizzie 'or Mount
Broom. spent severa
When calling for above letters,
please say "Advertised." R or D do
JA8. F. HUNTER. Postmaster. case of Fev<
AXCASTKR NEWS. Jl'LV 1:1, 11)14.
rsonTls~\ the million
MiS. Leroy Springs and dollar myster
? letflast n is Lit t<i-spend Jr
SdUtmore an dat Atlantic ?
ies E. Keltou, mother of Thillhom
cunniiiKhiim. and her Serial, yco Begin at th<
> M. Arlena Kelton of AmUSfe II Th^tra Pri
ttft nrn on u viol*
?. ?- v v.. m ? ?o?v w mia. M " **\/vkwa v A & l
? /*ay? July 24.
Ltle Hell is on a visit to I
Mrs. J. F. Cloud at Mount
3. Story lV llaroltl Mac tirat
. Gregory and Mr. VV. S. Scenarithy Lloyd F. l/onergai
ie a motor trip to Char
day. returning Monday.
a Brocklngton of Kings- Stanley HargtWves. "the mUllona
;ing Misses Constance and X Albert Noi
Jones, HargreavX* butler
s*. Spann returned Friday \ Sidney Hi
ie in Columbia, aceom- Florence Gray. I\rgroaves' dat
her little daughter. Miss ter Florence LaR
>ann. who has been spend- Countess Olga . . . klarguerite S
i weeks with her grand- James Norton, a nfwspaper repo
\ and Mrs. C. T. Connors. f James Ci
Mrs. A. Carl l.ee of Green- busan. 1* lorence (wiiy s cotupar.in
Sunday with Mr. Lee's M Lila Che
John A. Stewtnan. Hraine. one of tire conspirators
irleen Mitchell of Char- i Frank Farrini
aret Justice of Henderson- If the first \Ao reels ot the T1
y Lindsay of Camden and houser fortyyix reel serial. "
t Lindsay of Camden are Million Dolly Mystery," which
f a house party at the be seen at tw? Amuse-l* Theatre
iss Perry Hell Hennett. day. July 2/. are a promse of v
Mrs. A. P. Rogers left is in store for photoplay fans, t
n their Buick roadster for- indeed, tint motion picture worl
>ping 011 the way with Mr. about to bk startled as it never
arroll Miller lu Jefferson, fore has been. "The Mystery" h
ry Alice GaltLng is in Co-1 augurated In a m. rer calculate
h her mother. Mrs. Ola P. I keen iiimintii?? ? il
r , .v??- , viu nie eug
10 is spending the summer'the seat. InVact, 1 will he rem
nia Hotel. j able if. in tm>ir excitement, n
). Tliomas has reurned spectators do n\t more than once
Lancaster, where he has I entirely off their chairs when
everal days.?The Jeffer-'see this seerial projected.
The story is tcld In episodes. <
T. Williams attended the episode taking ul two reels of I
Capt. Iredell Jones in The first episoile of "The Myst
Sunday. contains a dozeji thrills. On<
H. Horton was called by them was not in /lie scenario. In
aturday to Columbus, Gil., balloon scene, Jrlbert Norton.
daughter, Mrs, H. C. plays Stanley Wlargreaves, the
rery ill. lionaire. Is rescfed before the car
G. KIMson is spending from almost c/rtaln death when
the mountains of North balloon in wlich he is leaving
,.^roof of a mission breaks unexf
inllee Haile has returned edly from its moorings and plui
10 in Liberty Hill, after a away with Nekton clinging desper
ss Mildred Green. ly to the slde\ of the basket.
. Henderson, accompanied The first tV*l of Episode
inie Wolf and Mr. IHUiard - shows Stanley l^argreaves, fathe
p down in Mr. Header- Florence Gray, dealing up from
[ioblle Sunday and return- carriage to the entrance of the Si
roe Sunday afternoon, ac* Farlow Select Schobl for Girls,
by Mrs. Henderson and his arms he cradles Yiis baby dai
have been the guests of j ter. While bis coaaiman await
Millen the past week. the carriage entrant** to the sc
W. A. Green and Charles grounds. Hargreaveiy makes Ills
i Mesdames E. M. Green'across the lawn ain terrace to
Lucius motored up from veranda of the lnstxutlon.
and spent the week-end Tenderly he wmps up the 0
of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. and puts it down in a spot shelti
,from the win?W Cautiously
\ Smith of Ganer, N. C., crouches up to a/ inoow of the ol
VIr. J. S .Harper and other where the niatrni of the school
es of Lancaster. attending to he* correspondence,
lie Green, who has been sharp rap brings Susan Farlow
atives In the county, has the window. IlVrgreaves hurri
j Hickory, N. C., accotn- steals back to hisVcarriage and dr
,in? ,i ~ ? '' 1!- ?
i^? ?it:\ c, iiiur m i nn m Oil.
i. Puzzled by the mysterious tat
. Sikes of the Monroe bar the pane Miss FarU opens the
n business today. dow and peers into * e darkness,
ialie Ferguson left today curiosity aroused, ;ie then sw
te, where she will spend open the massive main entr:
i relatives and friends. doors. Before her on the thresl
Paul of Beaufort is spend- ijPS a baby, wrapped in garment
day here with Mrs. Paul expensive tevture. Pinned to
e of her father, Mr. Paul child's silken outer wraps is an
velope and inside the latter a i
inle Beard Mackorell of and a gold bracelet.
? the guest of her grand- "The name of this child is F
ij. and Mrs. J. M. Kiddle, ence Gray," the note reads. "1
A. Hughes of Heath care of her and educate her. I s
do has been visiting rela- provide liberally for her. The o
riends near Coleman, Fla., jiaif 0f the enclosed bracelet
sd home, accompanied by identify me when I send for her.'
drs. E. J. Laws, and little Seventeen years pass. Flore
Reba, Maggie May, and Gray is now a young woman and
i. of the most popular girls in the 1
ah Mackorell of Yorkvllle jow school. Throughout her j
her aunt, Mrs. W. H. hood she has never wanted for i
thing and from time to time lib
a. Cathey of Mount Holly, remittances and presents teach
siting her brother. Mr. O. from her parent.
Miss Gray is shown surroundet
1 Ferguson of Columbia, her friends. The girls of the bo
en on a ten days' visit to ?ng school evidently are right u|
, Mr and Mrs. G. F. Fer- the minute, for the flint shows t
trned Sunday to resume tangoing and doing the ntaxixe w
the Union National Bank Matron Farlow stands by to cei
la. any steps which do not meet with
:dgar Poag of Rock nili approval. The scene quickly chi
m business yesterday. ( ^ to Florence's room in the do
n Bailey is visiting rela- torv of the school. The girls
ck Hill. having one of those midnight pai
tie Garrison will leave the s() (jPi>r to the heart of every
af the week for Lancaster, turesome boarding school miss,
will teach a two months' chafing dish with the alcohol fl
the county. Rock Hill tieneath is busily sputtering a
when the girls, in imagination, )
H. Kester spent Saturday footsteps in the hall. The lights
en route to Indiana to dimmed ami all sit about eating t
ral months visiting rela- fudge in hushed whispers,
friends of Mr. and Mrs. scene changes to the home of Stai
be interested to know Hargreaves, father of Florence G
will return here this fall Hararenven when ? -
elr lionie. Charlotte Oh- )iafl joined the Black Hundred.
i was an organization of Russian
Mrs. J. T. Wylie spent the lion aires. Circumstances made
and in JtQck 1D11 as the Hn exile from Russia. Branded i
te latter's tister, Mrs. ,Wr .traitor by his fellows, the young
, . , llonaire knew that a price had t
; Wilson of the Osceola ?et upon his head. The passing
In town today. . .the years had changed his app
2. Mintop,', Jr.,' who has ance. however, and nbw, nearly
g Mr. RJliott Springs, has years after his departure from
i his home in Trenton, rope, he hopes that the beard
V- A ' the moustache he has grown,
hila and Minnie Caskey gather with the change* which t
o Heodersonvtfle tb spend Ihas marked Upon htii features. h
friends. , . altered hjm beyond recognition,
llanche Smith of Chap- Feeling assured that he will
Jell McLees of , Orange- |>e remembered if he returns to
have been the guests of qj(j haunts, ilargreaves dpterml
McCardell, have returned . . . r. ^
peytlvo homes 10 cia,m n,a daughter, dispose of
n BlakflLey, 3. C. Mas- tt*tat* and servants, liquidate
Gardner and E. L Wil- holdings, and return to Rusnia.
irahaw were In town to- sends a note to the Farlow -school
m-t-i ? manding the return of Flore
Lee Robinson. D. D., of Gray, settled his daughter's Sills
ias been visiting his ryla- then, to celebrate his departure,
oohnty. . He preached at tars one of the most fashionable
ui , , * New York's restaurants.
P. Robinson and her sisiidie
Neely, are visiting . He ** he eniers,
-Rock Hill James Norton, a reporter, who
y Locke itarron left to- ra,,R the millionaire that he In
visit to relatives and viewed him when the panic was
'.In Ion. Tfargreaves Invites the reporter
>el Davis left yesterday dinner and Introduces him to Co
Mitchell, where she has teas Olga Petroff and her
1 summers past. ion. Rralne. Harsrreaves. as he
. down to dinner, with the renortei
see <MRI will break any an adiacant table, little realizes i
?r or Chills. Price 25c. his nearby acquaintances. Rralno
. ^ v ip?v v ^? v1 ?y ? <p ^ y
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99 Statement- of the Condition of the A
W BANK OF LANCASTER, t\
IW*4 located at Lancaster, S. C.. at the
^5 close of business June 30, 1014.
,er 99 RESOURCES. T|
l>?j^ Loans and Discounts... $488,081.73 lc Ar
' Overdrafts / 2,488.00
99 Bonds and ^Stocks owned
by the Dank 10.500.00
Furniture/and Fixtures. 1,000.00 _
99 Bauklng fiousp 5,800.00 lnis h
*jnjn4 Du>> from Hanks and ed by
??? jJJi HankerV 67.2S2.76 souiw.
? M Currency 10,657.0) nfVpr
fW Gold .. r i 3.700.00 OIItr
kg( Silver and other .Vlinof"^^. men
[99 Coin 1L55008 ments
',e 'ba Checks and Cash Item - \ir.4 6 4 tire th
rton kW, 1
Total $;v.?1 Fm.11 c
raVy <5? 1 IABILITIES. I s
,K ' Capita! Stoc! I'alil in. . s ". / k
^vSlPi Surni .< Fund . ... l
".OU li? Undivided Profit*. ?<< / Potiilo
' ^Current Expenses and / i^dpllcl
ruze W0; Taxe- Paid AM.80".00
^||1 Due to Banks and Bank- / A reco
/ - " s,: bankin
Dividends I npaid . . . . / 2.500.00 4-?ki; .1,
' U Individual I >.-posit < : ,-/ IdDllstl
Lian- ject to Chock I 102.083.30 lor
The Savings Deposits I 85,881.71 CUstoil
can ffl? rinio Certificates of l)e-\ Ulld CO
Fri- poist V4.323.56
vhat Certified Checks X. 21.30
hen. i ?? Casliier's Checks 154.80 Streilg
d Is I Notes and Bills ltedis- and it
h&-1 counted 40.000.00
5 iu- fl? Reserved Interest 6.277.58 This
d to Reserved for Taxes. . . . 3,000.00
e of HI VVp
ark- M Total $591,504.11 *?5
lauy W STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COntini
slip County of Lancaster?ss. ajfe ot
they ?? Before me came Geo. \V. Williams,
Cashier of the above named hank,
each w'ho, being duly sworn, says that the
film. flQ ab<>ve and foregoing statement is a 1*1
ery" true condition of said bank, as shown
e of by the books of said bank,
the Tfli GEO. W. WILLIAMS. f 1
who Sworn to and subscribed before me fit 1
mil- this 6th day of July, 1914.
uera ?? JNO- H. POAG,
the Afh Notary Public S. C.
the' iS< Correct?Attest: Leroy Springs,
to/1?_ fflBl WaddV (' Thnmann T> f r* ?...A
tsi | lbe i
one
_ . ^ A A A A * r o o. .
r of 1
his ? -* - - tsan
Countess Olga. are watching him greaves clutchi
In closely and that they recognize Id manages to obi
1K'l"|liin> the man for whom they have big bag, struck
* a| been commissioned to seek Ihe world [wInd, leaps lik
nool over 'into the air an
So sure are. they of their identifTca- j-'1*' 1 IT/' VTtfun
th?t both hurrlaST Lav, -bo '??* ***?
hlid ; restahrant for the lo^Tl headquarters n,iin? ?. o
'of the Russian seen/society. There. "\r* U"a
he I In ? few words. tlifi inform resident ?J?* ?' "*? * l
-n members of. the Hlick Hundred thai ' ' 8 1 ? 1
they have rpcognifed in Hargreaves While the t
t a former member \r tnelr band and j 'be ocean, back
that the opportunitV to wrean the ' tery Hargreave
.1 vengeance of the lllietk Hundred is to cope with t
at hand. \ Black Hundre<
A picture of Hargrea\s. taken In to',rfak l?to t!
, hi, youth. When ho wtl. rutthful .Sir ".T
win- member of the society, hal come into | , .
H .r possession of the New vJ-k chapter l?[,the hoUHe
ings This picture, now carefn/y preserved!?*' ,8 n^"y. '
nice by Countess Petrottf is handed /t!'nr,fu, s ln? Tt
hold a round among the hffiid for identili- r " \
s of cation. The coins pirn tors, their i , ,, ,
th . faces covered wikff black masks, arei;1"1 ballon
..i ? 1#..? A ? ? lloWJiPfl tlio oiMi
iiuuitt a ifiiK Uinie in a secret '|,'r'iinc'"runs'
,lote room when the Vountess and Hraine , consplrutol
tap on the dnorVind are admitted. ^< t jfin,js
'lor- Two members of tl\ organization are * ; . . '
'ake delegated to spy ulon Hargreavea u d
hall while the rest n,stale their plans for .?!
titer his downfall. i hidden his wea
will Front the mompnt he leaves the already remove
Fifth Avenue resmurant Stanley Har- the safe built
*nce Kreaves is a ntanted man. One or greaves' librar
^,n,i another of the H^ick Hundred shad- only to point t
Pai" ows hint constantly. They watch meats. Far o
him as he withdraws his wealth front balloon bag
aMy" the safe deposit vaults of a Wall wave tops, kepi
eral street bank; they learn through the work ear and t
her unsuspecious servants of his prep- of gas within 1
arations for a hurried departure, and Don't fail to
' ?>y they view front a distance in puzzled Amuse-U Thenl
ard- astonishment his secret interview
P t?lwith Stevens 011 a Txtng Island avla- T>_1
hem tlon field OUSlIie!
htle intimation that Har- .iv<J nv
"sor greaves receives that his identity ' ' V.', ,
H'r h;ts been discovered is a note slipped .. ""I" *
under his door by limine. The note ?U times' ( U
rnu" warns llargreaves that the members . . . ...
are of the Black Hundred are aware that v. . '
,|OS lie has withdrawn his wealth front
v'\n- the bank and that lie plans flight iV ? f A.t
1 he Thev tell hint not to trv to escape. ??""*ar* ] ?" "
;,mo As llargreaves. with trembling w:,rd' 1 po??- >'
ua> fingers, reads the note, lie staggers
" back against the mantle in his li- Mnw 1<s Tu?
,are brary and there Hashes before his * ', '
mind's eve the picture of his intro- . s' ' . p
^h<; duction into the Illack Hundred w q.JJ?"!
ryears before. He seea himself again
ray* a voting man, clad in ltussian garb. .
ritis P,e(lfinKlt. hti.n,ae,f' .wh,,e. .he . ?'as,ps caster and si
mil- hand? wit 1 th? Pr^? "A/ t "endVtheir v
" secret order, to devote his life and . H'liiii
him Woa.lth to the promotion of the aims . ' . . .
iS ,a of the society He sees frowning .^v einer.enc,
nrul" down from the walls the Imperial aii work iimri
eagles of H iiMuin Tho oKIaI/1 o' I All Work KUHTl
(order, and the Czar, with the Little 11 ran "K ?
Father's coat of arms emblazoned
upon them, again seem to threaten
ll* him who would prove a traitor to WE HAVE th
ttna ithe cause. potatoes for
inie I The note from the enemv causes <omft
,! illt? | * a PA ITOTlf V
iave IHargreaves to make a quick change * * *
in his plans. Hastily shaving his
not beard and moustache he dons a ;p?QU nfTTTI
h. rough suit and, upon ascertaining ,
, that his home is surrounded goes to .
?, the roof of the mansion and sets off ? 5 ,
a rocket to call Stevens to his aid. J*?a"hful and J
h'8 The rocket Is seen hy the consptra- . a fup/Ly ,
He tors as It roars up from the roof Into a>. o? W^f
de- the darkneas. They determine to a ?laM*
inc? break Into the Isolated home of the
and renegade member their hand,
en- band. They attack the massive en- WANTED-- To
, trance doors of the mansion with mink hotter
Iron bars, dealing blow after blow coon, sheep, gc
hv|that echoes through the mansion. Want 6,000 pot
In the distance Rralne, the leader before you sell.
re" of the band, sees a balloon creeping
t<M"' across the aky toward the House of S^iRSMAN
on- Mystery. Realizing that Hargreaves ffriH-cigar sal
*? intends to escape in the car of the vertise cheViQg
tin-j balloon the band redoubles its attack $100 monthly^
an- on the door of the mansion. There ses. Adverlse
sits follow the most exciting incidents of bacco, ctgarett<
r at. the first episode. jstamp for full
hat As tbe balloon sweeps across the Tobacco Co., N
and ro?' of House of Mystery Har- fMDft,flLwi<.
Ji ijiij jj^nii ? ?~
' - ? ^
>v
"
mple I
iources q
w
5ank is back- [f[M
*. Banks/an pQi
to business kHj
few inducemore
attrac- JSK
r ?
>trong fl
land Surplus W
>rd for good 'n|
g. and an es- ^24
ed reputation Ci
eating their LWi
lers civilv .-fit.
nsiderately. m
tuse of its rWj
th, its record
s reputation, }H|
Bank Has Ujm
Grown. Ol
invite the lH|
Jed patron- kBl
the public. LM3'
ie Bank 3
Lancaster 3
)ld Reliable g
es at the basket. Hh
Lain a hold just as the
: by a sudden gust of
ie an animate being
d is carried away over
In his struggles to get
t of the balloon, Harited
by the pilot. The
.lly crawls up over the
;kerwork car and falls
he floor.
>allon drfrts out over
l in House of Myss'
ytler does his best
he I members of the
1 \\Vio finally manage
he nVinsion. The consmashing
in the great
once run to the roof
just nX the balloon
ii <>?? iij?- tree tops.
at th<> Jpig bag in an
ire it. ^hot after shot
Inall^rine takes effect
is s?rn rapidly sinking
btlow to tell bis felrsVof
his successful
thleL they have bound
nr. aiV are giving him
e. in li effort to make
lere /llargreaves has
1th. fliut someone has
'd alT the money from
into? the wall of Hary,
ajid Jones is able
o the empty compartut
at sea a collapsed
drifts about on the
t afloat by the wickerhe
few remaining feet
the bag.
see this picture at the
tre Friday, July 24.
ss Notices
ICE?Fresh cante^ ^jrmelons
on ice at
.iii-iu .niirKCi.
U1 lust year's breed.Plymouth
Rooks and
""Il.dk?-4^all or write
ry Yards, 5-. T. Woodancaster,
S. C.
S3-tf
TIME to plant your
Irish potatoes. We
. off cold storage. E.
83-84
lomobilists of Lannrrounding
country to
ulcantzing work. We
?' ? ? Ej-K-'"
cheapest prices.
i bacn of every job/^
*nteed. Long Tire &
Charlotte, N. C. ' "",r
83-85 .
. t<
i cold storage Irish,
your second planting,
-gti^ouM before they*
' * 83-84 , -t
2RMILK Is a most dele
and when it is kept
fcfefittjls nothing mote
nvlgoTTHilHf. We get
resh buttermilk every ?
*k. Come In ahd try
ard Drug Company. .
81-88 n"
^V
buy your cow htdt*
, musk rat, 'poseuqh
fJPf" UlitK^horse hide*,
inds at oiX. See mm
Capers Cauthen
WANTED ? Tobacco
lesmen wanted to adand
smoking tobacco,
traveling expensmoWng^chewing
to*s
clg&rsVa?gnd 2c
partlcularivH*?net
ew York, N. Y.
80-20t
'W