The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 28, 1916, Page 2, Image 2
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SUNDAY, APF
Be Sure to Attend th<
l-'IKST METHODIST C'HL'KCH
licv. E. T. HwIkps, Pastor
The Sunday School meets at 10:00
? m. W. H. Reed, Superintendent.
11:00 a. in.?Subject The Assu.
ranee of His Presence.
7:30 p. ui.?The observance of
tbitdrens Day. This is a most in
f -resting annual service to which the
Sunday school pupils look forward
to with great delight.
The public is cordially invited to
*!l of these services.
As the very small children will
take part in the evening service
those who are managing, respectfully
request all who attend to be
prompt at 7:30 p. m.
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A. K. P. CHURCH
Rev. W. S. Patterson, Pastor
J. U. Bell, Superintendent of Sunday
School
10:00 o'clock a. m.?Sabbath
School.
11:00 o'clock a. m.?Service at
S'tiloh?Subject. "Character Unalterable
After Death.'"
"If the tree fall toward the -outh
or toward the north, in thr ph.
where the tree falleth. there ??. ail
he.'' Ecc. 11:3. "He that is unjust,
let him be unjust still: and he that
is Hlthy, let him be tilthy still: and
he that is righteous, let him be righteous
still: and he that is holy, let
h'm he holy still." Rev., 22:11.
8:00 o'clock p. m.?Service at
I??ncastor?Subject: "The , Personal
I?evil and His Dealings With Men."
James 4:7, Job 1:6.
We give you a cordial invitation
to attend these services.
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MUST PRKSBYTKRIAN CHFKCII
Rev. Hugh R. Murchison, Minister
Sabbath school 10:00 a. in.. It.
T ios. Beaty, Superintendent.
Preaching services 11:00 a. ui.?
S rmnii from Luke 22:21?Satan
Has Asked to Have You, That II
IT ght Lift You as Wheat
8:00 p. m.? Sermon from Ephe* ??
2:11-22.?Remember Your Past,
Present and Future Condition.
Girls choir will sing at the evening
service.
Everybody welcome to all these
< -rvlces.
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FIRST BAPTIST I'llFIK II
Jtino Henry T1 layer, Th. I)., Pastor
Morning Topic 11:00 a. in.?"The
R.nrard ot' the Christian Idfe."
Kvening Topic 8:00 p. ru.?"The
(Questions of God."
Sunday School, 10:00 a. iu Supt.
Waddy 0. Thomson.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday night
K. Oft p. m.
The church with a welcome for
Mie stranger.
I?HACK MF.THOIHST C'lll'lU H.
Rev. !. K. Strickland. Pastor.
Preaching services ll:rto a. m. and
7 '0 p. m., April 30. I'd 10
1- THK PRIMARY \ PIRMC IN.
STITITION' OK \ PRIVXTK
v AM I'SKMKN'T?
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Nfany thoughtful Cil z? iis have been
by certain feature* of tin- cam
gn meetings preceding the pri
rv to doubt the value of the whole
?teni.
We think that certain abuses ought
: ae removed. To begin with, as it
>s ggrown up. the primary means of
.usi nr-nt to a limited number of
iividiuls. instead of a public- in>
tut ion organized for the most eff
tiv public service.
Vhen the primary began the
itjniz. <1 leaders on hntli sides had
? fliancp of stating fully the prin
??l< . for which they stood, and or
,i?.i i' Ily a man ran only if he st.ooc
! r uuuthini; of \ital interest to :
>n ,f!^rai>le body of the voters. I
.a? certie now to be that any mai
ho likes that foriu of amusement, o
v.?nts t ? spite an enemy, pays hi,
entrant.' f. e and takes up the tim.
ii the people to no good purpose
a nlle the few candidates who retail;
mount to any bin* for the publf
have their tlm? cut into by thes<
n *n to sii<'h an extent that any ade
juate stat- m ?nt of policy Is irapos
ntble.
fn some dates the law rorbids an;
man to be a andldate until he ha
cbtaineri the natiiPtj of a certain pro
portion of the voters on a petitioi
for Ms name to be placed upon th
r
(Eltnrrltra i
tIL THIRTIETH
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i Church of Your Choice
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Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.,
Chatham Privett, Superintendent.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday (
evening. ! j
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
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SKCOX l> BAPTIST CHURCH. a
Rev. Wylie Cntoe, Pastor.
Services as usual every Sunday.
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KKHSHAW BAPTIST CHURCH r
Rev. J. Powell Tucker, Pastor
Morning services, 11:00 a. in.?
Subject: "Springtime." (
Evening services, 8:00 p. tu.?' i
Subject: "Christ is Able."
Heath Springs Church Directory:
BAPTIST CHURCH. it
J. \V. H. Dyches, Tli. I>.. Pastor. . t
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a.;
m., and night at 8 p. m.; Sunday-i (
school, W. C. Ellis, supt., every Sun-j i
day at 10 a. m.; B. Y. P. U. Tues-jf
day evening at 8 p. m.", S. S. teach- N
ers' training class. Wednesday event
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* iua aw u p. ui. i ^
METHODIST CHURCH. i
Rev. J. B. Weldon, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. ^
m.; Sunday-school, Dr. D. 1). Stalnaker,
supt., every Sunday at 10 a. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. T. W. DoVano, Pastor. j
Preaching first and third Sunday's. *
at 11 a. m., and 8 p. in.; Sunday- r
school, L. M. Bell, supt., every Sunday
at 10 a. m. j
FLINT RIDC.E BAPTIST CHURCH.] !
J. \V. H. Dyches, Th. D., Pastor, i ('
Preaching first and third Sunday j
afternoons at 3:30 p. m.; Sundayschool,
W. L. Crimminger, supt., ev-J
erv Sunday, 3 p. in.
RICH 1IILL BAPTIST CHURCH. ^
.1. W. II. Dyches, Tli. D., Pastor. I
Preaching second and fourth Sun-r
day afternoons at 3:30 p. m.; Sun-j 1
day-school, D. J. Hinson, supt., ev-|*c
pry Sunday at 3 p. m.
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H.\V<;iN<; IUM K MKTHOHIST '
rHlRC'll
Kov. .1. K. Weldon, Pastor
Preaching every Sunday at 4:0!.^1
o'clock p. m
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Sunday school every Sunday at ! ?
3p. mp., Thomas Young. Superlnten-I
dent. ^
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PLKASAN'T HIM, A. It. I*. ( lil'IU It;
Rev. W. \V. Royee, Pastor j s
['reaching Second and Fourth, I
Sundays at 11:00 o'clock a. in. and
S:00 o'clock p. m. t
Sunday school Second and Fourth |
Sundays at 10;00 a. in., and on other
Sundays at 3:30 p. m.. Walter How i
. ers. Superintendent. |r
list. That, is reasonable; for if a
; man cannot get. say. five per cent of
j the .voters In sign tl?t? petitioon for
| ' <">? r.ii'c(?, ji is useless for hint in
i run.
The iilen of its being democratic I
for any man to have the right to run
undemocratic in pratice: for it
makes it impossible for the peopl'to
choose their officials with tli
knowledge and intelligence that they
could exercise if the candidates were
restricted to those who are, really,
factors in public questions.
Suppose that fifty men should of!"i
for governor, instead of a dozen;.
What public purpose would be sen
, ed? There can bo no public purpose
served by the destroying of the do
if) rttive character of lite campaign
meetings through the slicing up (, '
I inn1 into a dozen little hits a mom
. i lot of speakers \\ ho are not in any
use the representatives of any puhI
lie interest
"l?et all tilings be done decent!.'
^ and 'ii order.' N'ewberrv Observer
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"Metaphysicianess."
Mary Mltford appears to hnvo had n
waknoHS for coining *vordn with un
necessary female terminations. On one
occasion she writes about "a young
V r stun- full of grae?* and beauty, llv
c ing In T-o.idon like a hermltes* and
e teaching her little brothers Greek."
_ and elsewhere she tells of "a most
elegant young woman, negotiatrlx of
tho forgeries." Worst of all In a pat
sage In a letter to Sir Wlllium Klforu
f in which ?ho says: "I believe, my
a dear Sir William, that you will not
- need 'one to come from tho grave' to
,, inform you that I am a metaphysician
0 ess (is there such u word?)"
fHE LANCASTER NEWS
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PERSONALS +
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Dr. C. B. Pratt returned Wedneslay
from Spartanburg, where he
pent a most delightful Easter.
Mr. T. B. Clyburn, the popular
ashier of the Bank of Kershaw, was
i visitor in l^aneaster Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Ellison have
jecn visiting Mr. Ellisons mother,
drs. R. E. Ellison, in Winnsboro.
eir. no)u e/raig, one auioim me
nost progressive young farmers in
he county, was a pleasant caller
it the News office Thursday.
Mrs. It. P. Beaty, Miss Annie E,
.Vitherspoon and Miss Isabelle Davis
ire attending the Bethel Presbytery
it Clover, S. C.
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Mrs. It. It. Riddle, Misses Elfreda
*oag and Bennie Culp and Mr. E.
'lyburn Wilson motored to Columbia
ruesday to attend the Pageant.
Messrs. it. S. Stewart. J. H.
A'itherspoon and L. ('. I.azenby
pent Wednesday in Charlotte, where
hey attended the opening name of
he Carolina league.
('apt. and Mrs. A. H. Green spent
'aster in ltock Hill with Mr. and '
Mrs. Gilbert H. Green, and remained ,
or the state reunion of Confederate 1
derails.
Mrs. Murchison, her sister. Miss
lortense Landrum and Miss Jennie
Ceill motored Wednesday with Rev. ,
l.R. Murchison to Waxhaw. X. C.t
vhere Mr. Murchison delivered an t
uldress at the closing exercises of (
he Waxhaw school.
Messrs. E. ('. Maekey. J. Foster
Moore, W. M. Green. Whlteford
Smith. A. R. Ferguson, Bruce Will11118.
B. B. Horton, John IV Wylie
ind C. K. Connelly attended tiie re- r
inion ball in Rock Hill Wednesday (
light.
Mrs. Julian Rhett Williams was
n Ridgeway this week for the recep- '
ion given by Mr. and Mrs. Wrav of '
hat place for Mr. and Mrs. John
Milton Cozart of Augusta. Mrs. ,
'ozart was formerly Miss Sara Wray, *
Continued on page i
IMH GI.AS XKWS
Miss Delia Steele left lot liei IidiiiMonday
in Rock Hill. S. after
laving taught a very successful
school which closed with ati cnterainment
April 21st which was a
success, and we hope to have Miss ?
?teelc hack with us next session.
Mr. nad Mrs. Jolin la?e Railev
ipent Sunday at Klgin
Mr. J. N. Addison and Miss Annie
\ddison were visitors in this com- ,
nunity some few days ago.
Mr. C. S. Cuskev is attending the ,
inioti meeting Friday and Saturday ,
it Spring church near Pagcland.
Mr. J. W. Williams visited his ,
laughter. Mrs. Annie C'askey a few ,
lays ago.
Mr. W. heroy Cauthen and family '
ipent Saturday at Mr. J. V. ('ham>ers.
j
Miss Carrie C. C'askey of Lancas- .
er. spent the week-end with Miss
[tuth Ctskey.
How long, oh! how long will we
ave to wait before we will get our
ond patched lip?
I
war Causes Birds' Suffering.
That birds have suffered from the
devastating fire ?.f the opposing hosts
in Europe There can be no question.
Captain Crawshay tears testimony of
'his in a letter to the Itoya1 society
for the Portection of Birds. Harriers,
lie has noticed In Prar.ee, have come
in for "hot times" when gun positions
are located in low bottona which form
the favorite hawking grounds of these
birds "Partridges," he adds, 1 sometimes
see scared by the bursting
shells "
Another relates the distress of a
nair of swallows that returned in the
spring to the cottage which had hitherto
afforded them harborage, only
to find it a heap of ruins. After disconsolately
hying round and round,
as if unable to believe the evidence
of their own eyes, they eventually
discovered a suitable site for their
tinrcprv in o aniill lYtilitorv hut A
great number of such huts. It is pleas- !
ing to learn, have been used for this
purpose.
"The Sina of the Fathers."
Mr. Lloyd-George's son, ("apt. Rich- j
ard Lloyd-George, whoso sudden promotion
to a lieutenant colonelcy wu-i |
officially denied recontly, has inherited
a fine gift, of oratory from his famous i
lather.
When he was little more than a boy, I
he once deputized for his parent at a j
public meeting and convulsed the audi
enco by tho manner in which he accounted
for hia presence there.
Responding to a vote of thanks, i
young Mr. Richard said that Mr. Lloyd- !
George was unavoidably prevented
from speaking that day. and be added
gravely:
"There is a verse which states that
the sins of the fathers are visited upon
the children, and?that Is the reason
I'm here!"?Pearsons.
APRIL 28. 191 (i.
I Saved Gi
| "I want to tell you what >
J celved from the use of Thedf<
Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Cliftc
*T "It certainly has no equa
^ liver and stomach troubles. I 1
;.aved my little girl's life. V
they went in on her, but on
Black-Draught made them bre?
? more trouble. I shall never b<
V
BLack-IS
m
sT in my home." For constipatior
ness, malaria, chills and fever
? ailments, Thedford's Black-Drr:
101 reliable, gentle and valuable n
? If you suffer from any of
^ Draught. It is a medicine of
years of splendid success p
ip young and old. For sale ever
???? # WW!
SEW FICTION FOR [<
LIBRARY ARRIVED
Mrs. T. Y. Williams takes pleasure '
n announcing for the information of
:he members of the library associa:ion
the arrival of the new series of
lotion as follows: i
lust David Kleanor Porter '
Jeltone the Smith. . . .Jeffrey Parnol '
1'he Heal Adventure, Henry Webster
rite Side of the Angels. . .Basil King <
"lipped Wings Rupert Hughes '
rhe Belfry Sinclair '
A'ithin the Tides Conrad 1
Itieh Man: Poor Man Foster '
rhe Kternal Magdalen,
Robert McLaughlin
Michael O'Halloran Gene Porter
rhe Heart of the Sunset. Rex Beach
?tham Honse, Mrs. Humphrey Ward
riie Fortune of Garin. Mary Johnson
rhe Inner Law . .Will Harbin
Die Rainbow Trail Jane Grey
When My Ship Comes In....Morris
The Mountains Steward White
[{/phsibuh Gwunness,
S. Weir Mitchell
Pales of the Town. . . .Charles Davis
riie Other Side Horace Vachell j
Hie Blind Who See, I
Marie Var Saaner '
Hoeken and Hunken . . Qulller Couch
Hetty Moore's Journal.. Mabel Carry
Maki 11 k a Business Woman,
Annie Monroe
riie Three Sisters Sinclair
rhe Heart of a Woman.
Dauness Orezy
Her WiiiK.s Frances Allen 1
Martin Eden Jack Lonon
Hie Keel Saint.... Warwick DeeplnK
rhe Gray Dawn White
If you have not already done so, '
loin the library association at once
To Drive Out iMa'arla
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
that you arc taking, as the formula is
>rinted on every label showing it is j
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
. nc yuinmc urivvs out inaiaria, me
ron imild.-s 'ip '"n rvsto'u. 50 cents'
Clean Uj
Now is the time to clean u
Prevent sickness.?
We Ca
Yt
We have the largest assor
stock of Paints, Stains, Oils ?
received 200 packages
Alab<
Come to the "pure food st
to Eat and also call for your I1
25 bu. 90-day Velvet Bearu
THE BENNET
"The Pure 1
<T\
? * IV
rPs Life 8
vonderful benefit I have reDrd's
Black-Draught," writes J?
>n Mills, Ky. J r>
il for la grippe, bad colds, J ,u
firmly believe Black-Draught J NV
/hen she had the measles, J |,s
ie good dose of Thedford's JIsc
ik out, and she has had no jjjj?
; without 51 'r
iraugHT
i, indigestion, headache, dizzi- J ?
', biliousness, and all similar J | w
night has proved itself a safe, ^ j a
cmedy. 4P I >"
these complaints, try Black- 0 { N
known merit Seventy-five J
roves its value. Good for J
ywhere. Price 25 cents. a 1
[j 631 W n
itcitcctciftv! >
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WOTHKK AIR RAID i l>
MARK l?V CiKRMANSl '
li
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llrlsk (iiuiflre Haiti to Have Driven j
Zeppelin* OfT?"Utile or Nothing" r
. icnio'wi. i
e
London, April 26.?Hostile air- 11
raided the counties of Essex and Kent
Tuesday nlghl, according to an
tfflcial statement.
"The number of raiders is uncertain,"
the communication adds, but
hey did not exceed four. The raidtor
were met by a brisk anti-aircraft
tun fiire and retreated after achievnt
little or nothing."
WATtif CHILD'S rOUCill
Colds, running in nose, continued (
rritation of the mucous membrane
f neglected may mean catarrh later.
Don't take the chances?do somehing
for your child! Children will
lot take every medicine, but they will!
uke Dr. King's New Discovery and i
vithout bribing or teasing. It's a ;
tweet pleasant Tar Syrup and so ef-i
'ective. Jvist laxative enough to eh- j
ninate the waste poisons. Almost !
he first dose helps. Always pre-'
tared, no mixing or fussing. Just
tsk your druggist for Dr. King's New
Discovery. It Will aatoiriiorH !?/*?
'lilld against serious ailments resultng
from colds.
n order to be given an opportunity
>f reading the many numbers as outlined
above. If you are already a
member and are in arrears with your
ilues, please see the treasurer immediately
and pay this small amount
*s the association Is In need of th?>
funds.
Let us all begin to-day and work
together for the success the
library.
RUB-MY-TISM 1
Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, 1
used internally or externally. 25c
, C - I
j ucasuii
I
p. Make your home sanitary.
I,
n Help
>u I
i
tment, and the best selected
md Varnishes in town. Just
..
istine
ore" and get your f?ood things
'aint, etc.
; to arrive next week.
T-TERRY CO.
Food Store" I
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IOUNTED MILITIA
SEEKS ENLISTMENT
A movement has been on foot in
>lumbia quietly to organize a cavaltroop.
The Chamber of Commerce
is been interested in it, and Capt.
'illiam M. Carter, former adjutant,
giving his personal attention to
'curing enlistments.
Charleston is also trying to get
ito the national guard with her
>mmand of historic record, The
ews and Courier of Saturday
"With the present table of orgam.
itions providing for one troop of
ate cavalry in South Carolina, the ^
harleston Light Dragoons ard a
roposed cavalry troop in Columbia
ill both have to be considered,
djutant General W. W. Moore said
esterday. when a reporter for The
lews and Courier questioned him
bout the status of the local mounted
lilitia.
"Gen. Moore said that the Light
tragoons iiad been given an opportunity
to become a part of the reguirly
organized militia cf the state
bout a year ago. and that the comany
had failed to take advantage
f the opportunity. Recently, there
as been started a movement in Col
mbia to form a cavalry troop, uner
the conditions required by the
emulations for the militia, aceordnm
to Gen. Moore, who said that he
xpected some definite report on this
novement by May ."
Go! Rid of My Corns
With Magic "Gets-It"
Simplest Coin Cure in the World?Mo
Pain, Ho Pus. Hew, Sure Way.
Whan corns make you almost **dls
with your boots on," when you've
soaked them and picked them and
sliced them, when corn-swelling
KtmoTMThem Ik* M?w,DeadJinr* Waff
waives, and tapes, bandages. and
Klosters that make corns pop- -yed
av# only made your corns grow
faster, just bold your heart a moment
and figure this: Put two drops
of "Gefa-It" on the corn. It dries
at once. You can put your shna
and stocking on right over It- The
corn Is doomed. It makes the corn
come off clear and clean. It's the new.
easy way. Nothing to stick or press
on tho corn. You can wear smaller
shoes. You'll be a joy-walker. No
pain, no trouble. Accept no substitutes.
"Gete-lt" is sold by druggists everywhere,
S5o a bottle, or sent direct by
B. Lawrence A Co.. Chicago. 111.
Sold in I^ancaater and rocom
nended as the world's boat corn
emedy by Lancaster Pharmacy and ?
1. P. Mackey Co.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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Premier Carrier of Hie South.
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
fains arrive L>ar.c: - er from:
So. 118?York. Rock H1U and in- f
lei mediate stations 8:4 5 a. m.
?'o. 113?Charleston, Colombia and
intermediate stations 10:11
a. m.
Io. 114?Marion, iliack.?burg, Charlotte
and intermediate stations, ^
1:36 i> ni
No. 117?Co'nmL a, Kiiigaville and
intermediate stations, 7:25 p. m.
Trains leave Lancaster for:
No 118?Kliigsville, Co5>tmbla and
intermediate stations 8:45 a. m
So. 113 ? Rock 11111, iila-'ksburg, , !
Marion. Charlotte and Inter-A
mediate stations, 10:11 a. m. JL"
\f,, : 1 a u i- ?
muKBvine, Columbia"
Charleston a^d tnteri,.?dluts
elation* 1 :'SL No.
117?Rock Hill, York, and
Intermedin <e htatious. 7 . % 1
p. m.
Schedule figures are pubUaned aa
information only, not guaranteed.
For information ?s to passenger *.
f:.tea etc., call ou
?
Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co.
Schedule in Effect August IS, 191k.
Lantern 'lime.
WESTBOUND.
i.\ J .iincatder . . . 8: OUam ?2 : 30pm
Fort Lawn ..6:80am?4:08pm Az
i.\. I;;i-,iuniviii t>:4 6am- (:28pm ;HH
1 ? 1H?^? - *"
..... mi ujuijk . . . t>: utiiiui? 4 : 43pm :'J|
\r. < n<*Mer ... .7:30am?6:26pm
I'A.jTilOllND.
Lv. CboHler .... i?;')Oain?6:46pm
L.v. H.ctiimrg ... b:46am?7:27pm
i.v. l?uu? m .illo . 10:u0um?7:38pm
i,v. Kurt Lawu ..10:30am?7:66pm
Ar. Latcaaror ... 11 ;0(>am?8:36pm
C otwtlope- -fhe?tor with Soothcm.
heuboard and Caruhnu A North
\vrnto-n "all way a.
Fort I.awn, with Seaboard Air
Line Railways.
Lancaster wth Southern
ib 'i