The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 14, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
V?OOIMMlW WILSON WUOIJ? OF IT
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isaoclated press newspapers publish<
(I In the southeast which was held
here yesterday.
Asked whether he thought any
friction would develop at the St.
Louts convention, Mr. Howell smiled
and remarked that he believed it
v ould 'be a regular love feast. In
fact, he is of the opinion that it will
be one of the quietest ever held b\
the r.ntlftnal rlomnni-oHn
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There will be an Easter egg huut
Saturday the 22nd at the play ground.
Benefit of the young people's missionary
society; price 5 and 10c.
Mrs. Jno. T. Green returned today
from Blackstock where he had
attended the Bethel Presbytery. He
reports a very delightful and Interesting
session.
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Mr. C. S. Massey, of Waxhaw, X.
C., waa a pleasant caller at The News
a office to-day. He reports business
V conditions In fine shape In his community.
Mr. L. P. Thompson, of Liberty
Hill, was a pleasant visitor in Lancaster
Thursday. He is a live, widea-wake
"boater" for Lancaster and
Lancaster county. We need more
men In the county like him.
Mr. Hand has addressed a letter
to Supt. Wessinger relative to the
number of state high school diplomas
Lancaster will need this session
He states that they will he vonnlno
parchment.
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* At a call meeting of the Civic
League held Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Leroy Springs and Mrs R. E.
Wylle were elected delegates, with
Mrs. R. C. Brown and Mrs. Ira B.
Jones, alternates, to represent the
league at the state federation of
clubs which meets In Anderson May
9th to 12th.
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Considerable Improvements are be
ing made in West End. M. Poliakoff
Is constructing three additional
rooms to his house and has installed
all modern conveniences. Mr. J. It.
Riddle Is also doing considerable improvement.
Tills Is a delightful section
of the city and the residents
are determined to keep the often
repeated statement, "Lancaster
Leads," up to the standard.
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Married April 11th. 1916, Mr. Sidney
S. Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. W. Bailey, to Miss Alice Rebecca
White, the beautiful daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White, of the
Oak Itidge section. Magistrate Jno.
L. Paskey officiated. Quite a number
of friends and relatives were
present, and after the marriage the
bride and groom with a number of
their friends, were invited to a suinpWduour
feast prepared by the grooms
* mother, Mrs. Bailey.
Capt. W. H. Edwards, of Chester,
was here this week. The captain,
tnough well on in the seventies, is
still vigorous in mind and talks interestingly
of the "lost cause." lie
says it stonewall Jackson's advice
had been followed after the disastrous
defeat of the federal ariny at
Rull Run and Washington taken, as
eouhl easily have been done, the
Southern Confederacy would have
been recognized by the world pow.
ers and her Independence gained.
NOTIC1
To Ouri! Frien
rWe
are still at your service. In c
. able Fire Insurance companies and i
> to pervo you.
We are In position to handle yoi
before the passage of the New Inst
ance until you give us a chance to (
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Lancaster aavi
Trust (
IRA B. JONES
, The Finest H;
That ever kissed
its way around a
frying pan in '
search of an Easter c
egg, is to be found [
in this shop. The
joy of an Easter breal
the satisfaction to be
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sen. ur, 11 you a r;
torn and partake of s<
this is the shop to sto<
CATAWBA ME
Phone 210. Give i
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MHWIlPlnn Umandi ii
that there will be but one candidate,!
Woodrow Wilson. Mr. Howell expects
no opposition to the president.
He predicts that the convention will
be "tame" and that there would be
"not a chirp."
lie pointed out that Champ Clark
had already declared himself for
Wilson, and thought that tho Bryan
faction would amount to practically
nothing. Wilson's nomination will
be made unanimous without fuss or
friction, the Georgia committeeman
feel? confident.?News and Courier.
Office of the
LANCASTRR PUBLISHING CO.
Lancaster, S. C., April 13. 1916.
At the request of the undersigned
stockholders, holding a majority of
th" capital stock of the Lancaster
Publishing Oompnny, 1 hereby call,
as president of said company, and
stockholder, aud In behalf of other
stockholders, who constitute a majority
thereof, a meeting of said
stockholders to he held In the nf.
flee of the Lancaster Publishing
Company, in Lancaster. South Carolina,
on Saturday, April 15th, 1916,
at 5 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of
takinu such action with regard to the
Company and the control thereof as
may be proper and advisable. Also,
for the purpose of passing such resolutions
will regulate and control
the said Publishing Company by
a majority of the stockholders; for
the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors, consisting of five, as heretofore
had. and for the transaction
of all and other business of whatsoever
nature as may come before
said meeting and may be necessary
to carry Into effect the wishes of
the majority of the Stockholders of
said Company.
R. K. WYLIK,
President of the Lancaster Publishing
Company.
We request the above call and
notice to he made and Join therein:
Luther Ellison,
W. T. Gregory.
A. J. Oregorj'ILw.Y.V.
ds and Patrons
)ur ollicc ?e have several good rellinrl
are continuing to do our best
ir lino Just the same as wo were
trance law, so don't place your Insurtalk
to yon.
ings Bank and
Company
1, Jr. Secretary
am orpacon
everyone would be forlorn.
jhen Those nice fresh coos are orcakin'
For. your breakfast, paster morn"!
. ,
[fast makes complete
found in the day itither
side-step cus- !
>me chops or steak,
ck your larder well. I
!AT MARKET
is your order early. \
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THE LANCASTER NEW
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Messrs. E. C. Carpenter and J. C.
.Kes, of Monroe, and Chas. S. Massey.
of Waxhaw, were visitors here
to-day.
l?r. H. L. Hough, of Upper Camp
"reek neighborhood, was in th<? ??'*v
to-day.
A. M. Taylor, of Route 3, Kershaw,
gave The News a personal rail
Thursday.
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Mr. A. B. Ferguson made a business
trip to Kershaw, Camden and
Bethume this week.
Miss May Ferguson returned last
week to Saranac, N. Y.
Mr. W. B. Twitty. of Heath Spring,
spent Thursday in Columbia on business.
Miss Annie Mobley, of Asheville,
is expected Monday for a visit to
Mrs. J. T. Thomasson.
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Mr. J. N. Spann, of Columbia, was
a visitor in Lancaster his week.
Miss Katharine Wvlie will go to
Rock Hill to-night for a week-end
visit to Miss Alethia Fennell.
Mr. It. S. Crockett, ol' Riverside,
and Mr. J. C. Nelson, of the Tlrzah
Section, attended the meeting of the
Bethel Presbytery at MlacKStoek this
| week.
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Mrs. J. M. Odell. of Concord, is
J the guest of Col. and Mrs. Leroy
Springs.
Judge Ernest Moore spent several
days in Columbia this week.
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Mr. P. L. Dun.ap was in town
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Plyer, Mrs.
L. S. Ellott and daughters. Mrs. H.
F. Glass, of Lynchburg, Va., and
Miss Paris A. Ellott. motored to
Charlotte to-day.
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W. II. Bass and Chas. Gonzales,
I of Charlotte, were In Lancaster today.
Mrs. Ira M. Sligh and Miss Effie
lluthcock, of Columbia, were weekend
guests of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Hatchcock.
NOTICE OF EJECTION
Whereas, one-third of the freeholders
and one-third of the electors of
the age of 21 years, residing In Dixie
school districf, No. 17, have petitioned
the county board of education to
order an election to determine whether
or not an additional tax of 4 mills
shall be levied on all real and personal
property for school purposes.
We hereby order said election to
he held by the trustees in said Dixie
school district. No. 17. on Tuesday.
April 18, at the school house.
At which election only such electors
as return real or personal property
for taxation and exhibit their
tax receipts and registration certificates
shall be allowed to vote.
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me upuuiug una closing nours
shall be the same as In all general
elcct'ons.
V. A. Llngle,
Jos. K. Conners.
W. B. Twltty,
County Board of Eductatlon.
GERMANY DKX1KH OX MUHSE.Y
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viuced himself that the crew had
taken to the boats and had rowed
from the ship." The state department
has allowed it to become known
that evidence In its possession indicates
that the ship hnd not come to
a stop when the death blow was Inflicted.
Another Conflict
Germany's statements in regard to
the Manchester Engineer are not regarded
as conclusive. Reports to the
state department say the vessel was
torpedoed without warning.
Reports to the department regarding
the Eagle Point arc to the effect
that the vessel received "ample
warning" before being sunk. However.
Joseph <! lea sou of Huston, a
survivor, made a deposition to th
American consul at Queenstown that
he and all other U embers of tinnow
were set adrift In a waterlogged
lifeboat and drifted for seven
tiours in heavy see* that threatened
lo sink the boat any moment. Fur
henuore the evidence indleutea that
it the time the persons aboard the
ship were forced to abandon the ship
>he was more than 100 miles from
diore.
Oct many agreed with the United
Hates in correspondence relating to
lie sinking of the American ship!
iVllliam P. l-'rye that opportunity t >
each a place of safety should bc|
tiven crews and passengers aboard
.hips about to be sunk and that the j
,. i/m muu ann tne condiion
of the weather were to he taken
nto consideration.
Germany's declaration of readiless
to have the facts of the. Sussex
ane established through a mixed;
'.oinmlsslon "in the event of dlffernce
of opinion" was commented up-1
in by a high official as being "very
nteresting." Hn declined at this
!me to discuss the proposal further.
to*v*ver, the United States has since
lie beginning of the war In Europe
inclined such suggestions.
rS APRIL 14. 1916
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Mrs. I.. C. Payseur entertained
I Tuesday at a congenial epend-theday
party to which eight friends
were Invited. Needlework and conversation,
the latter predominating,
, filled in the hour before dinner,
which was served in five courses.
The effective color scheme of pink
and white was carried out in detail.
Mrs. Payseur was assisted in entertaining
her guests by her daughter,
Mrs. Ola P. tlatling. The decorative
place cards bore the names of the
fnllniuliin miiurfo \t~.. B? **
ni^ huvoio, ui r?. m muuir,
; Mrs. Ira B. Jones, Mrs. T. Y. Willj
iams. Mrs. Lrroy Springs, Mrs. T. M.
Hughes, Mrs. 11. E. Wyiie ami Mrs.
George VV. WlUiams.
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Tuesday afternoon Miss Moida
i Hodges entertained in honor of her '
guest. Miss Florence Moody, of Spar- I
tanhurg. The guests were invited
to join the hostess and lionoree at |
a box party at the Star theatre.
After leaving the picture show the
1 party went home with Miss Hodges
who served delicious refreshments in
t wo conrses.
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In honor of her guest. Mrs. J. E.
Harper, of Helton. Mrs. Frank Harper
entertained delightfully Wednesday
afternoon, Mrs, Harper's
guests made up five tables and the
games passed in an interesting series
Miss Ethel Brock, who scored
highest, received the prize, a dainty
basket of violets, while to the guest
' of honor the hostess presented a
' pretty mayonnaise bowl. After the
games a delicious salad course was
served.
Mis- Ethel Cauthen's thirteenth
birthday was the occas'on ??f a delightful
party Saturady evening.
About eight of her friends celebrated
the anniversary with her and had
.1 merry time. Hearts was the game
played at which Miss Mildred ItillI
ir.RR won the prize, a box of stationery.
When cards were laid aside
ices and cake were served. Her
young friends left with their hostess
a number of pretty birthday remembrances.
Mrs. A. Gaillard Ellison entertained
the Chesterfield Avenue Club and *
a number of other friends at an elaborate
and very enjoyable party yesterday
afternoon. Six tables of rook .
; were filled with enthusiastic players.
When the games had progressed
for an hour or more the tables were
laid with dainty covers and dellrinnrefreshments
in two courses were
served. Mrs. J. E. Harper, of Hid- i a
ton. was an out-of-town guest at thi a
pleasant meeting.
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Whenever You Need a General Tonit 1 I
Take Grove's I c
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless J *
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a | ,
General Totiie hec?ii?> it mtiiiim- ?
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drivej
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood ami
Builds up the Whole System. W cents
Business Notices
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I KOK SALE?One fresh milch cow, i
second calf; will give 4 gallons oil (
milk a day. Apply Van McLean,'
Lancaster, S. O., Route 1. 54-3p
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I THE PERPETUAL Building & Loan i
association has opened a second
series beginning this month which <
will he hold open until Ma\ fiivt <
lor anyone who wishes to take j
stock. W. II. Milieu. sc<". trea>. 1
' ."?4-5tc
J FOR RENT?Two or three unfur-J
nlslied rooms, close in. water and
bath. Reasonable. Apply Box
333. cltv. .r>4-ltc
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WANTED?At once 100 liens, high
I est price paid; wanted for Easter. I
Bennett-Terry C!o. 64-2to j
THE FIIIST shipment of Nancy Hall! [
and Porto Rico yellow yam sweet) I
; potato plants on April 15. Calif
and get your on arrival. B. W.
Sistare. 54-ltc;
M?ST??Ford auto chain between A.
1 B. Robinson's and Lancaster. Re
turn and get reward. R. C. Brown.
5;>-"p
WANTED?6,000 pounds of cow,*
horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides. ,
You will find us on White street.
See us before you sell. Capus Can- ;
then d- Son., Lancaster. S. C.
54-lmo-p
poll SALE? .">o or 60 bushels of
Forked L'*af Yam Potatoes; th
sweetest potato that grows. Price'
$1.00 per bushel. Phone 122-2: !
(Jeo. W. Baker. Route 2, l.nncas I
ter S C o >...!
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NOTIC'B?We will give you five cents
apiece for your meal and hull
bags. They must be clean and
free from holra. I^ancaster Cotton 1
OH Co. 52-6tc
V.W'CV )l\Mi, Porto Rico, Early
Triumph sweet potato plants ready
for immediate shipment, $1.25 per
1.000, f.o.b. Florida. F. E. Hull.
Rock Hill, S. C. 51-6t-e !
K<>U ItKNT?5-room house. Main St.j
Sewerage, lights, bath, hot and j
cold water. 6-rooin house, water,
barn, good garden, close In. Ap-1
piy 10 .?. iw. or L.au* Hoofl, phono
214. S3-3tc,
Place your order now for po- i
tato plants, Nancy Hall and any '
variety. To place your order ',
with us in the next two weeks;
you can get plants out of the'
first shipment, April 10.
MACKOREL1, GROCERY. I
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\*i?sir money is safer
than anywhere else. It i;
time and you can pay it
V inn your check, a cleaner way
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I THE BANK OF
"Oldest, Stronj
When Croup Comes
Treat Externally _
Tho old method of dosing delicate little
tomachs with nauseous drugs is wrong Jl
aid harmful. Trv tho external treatment
?Vick'a "Vap-O-ltub" Balve. Just rub a 1
ittle over tho throat nnd chest. The va>ors,
released by tho body heat, loosen the
hoking phlegm nnd ease the difficult ?
>reatlnng. A bedtime application insures ^
ound sleep. 25c, 50c, or ?<1.00. 'J,
VKKS v>~? SALVE !
WHAT CATARRH IS |
It has been said that every third ^
person has catarrh in some form. B
Science has shown that nasal catarrh I ^
iften indicates a general weakliest j fc
)f the body; and local treatments in : Q
he form of snuffs and vapors do little, j ^
i any good. 3
To correct catarrh you should treat its ^
-ause by enriching your blood with the ^
jil-food in Scott'a Kmulslon which is a ft
nedicinal food and 9 building-tonic, free ^
!rom alcohol or any harmful drugs. Trvit. ^
Scott dt Bowue. Btoomfield. N. I. ?
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Who of us does not suffer at times I
from this awful pain? AH are sub- I
jject to it?a disordered stomach, ^
inactive liver, constipation are I,
causes. Rut headaches arc mere I
warnings of something more se- J
rious. I Iced the warning, take
Dr. THACHER'S J
Liver and Blood |
Syrup k
and head off the mora serious ail- 9
ments. This preparation positively
relieves all perils of constipa- I
tion and itskinared disorders, and
restores the system to its normal ^
condition?gently but thoroughly. R
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