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i Field Day Pn The complete list of prize winners in the various events held on Lancaster county's Held day was announced yesterday by V. A. Lingle, superintendent of education. Rich Hill school won the Trophy Cup and also the county banner for scoring the most points in all events. Van Wyck school won the prize for the best exhibit while Dry Creek school won the prize for the best line of march. The following is a list of the prize winners in all events: DBCLAMATION. Class A. W. J. Culp. Dry Creek, 5. Wilbur McMurray, No. 1 Jacksonbam, 4. Class B. Carl Byrd, Midway, 4. George Baker, No. 2 Antloch, 3. Claude Thompson, Van Wyck, 2. Class C. Erwin Snipes, Unity, 3. Hazel Griffin, New Bethel, 2. Ben Hammond, Rich Hill. 1. RECITATION. Class A. Margaret Todd, Jacksonham. S. Norma Cauthen, Dry Creek, 4. Ada Hinson, Rich Hill, 3. Class B. Louise Duncan, Buford, 4. Flora Todd, New Bethel, 3. Mary Bailes, Pleasant Valley, 2. Class C. 'Alline Plyler, New Bethel, 3. Elizabeth Draffin. Riverside. 2. Lillian Roberts. Camp Creek, 1. ca BEST MARCHING. Dry Creek, 10. ca Elgin. 7. Rich Hill, 5. Van Wyck, first honor, but not tontesting for trophy cup, 7 points. SPELLING CLASS A. 2. Vi*ir? vioo Qtoolo fann f'rppk. 4. |)< Carlyle Bates, Van Wyck, 3. Carrie Carnes, New Bethel, 2. SPEIililN'G CLASS B. Irene Funderburk, Tradesville, 4. Janie Wolf, Pleasant Valley, 3. Archie Niven, Osceola, 2. SPELLING CLASS C. Elizabeth Cousar, C raigsville, 4. John H. I>obsou, Mill School, 3. Arthur Bowers, Pleasant Hill, 2. MAP DRAWING CLASS A. No contestants. MAP DRAWING CLASS B. Louise Sistare, Riverside, 4. Ferry Hagins, Elgin, 3. . Estelle McManus, Pleasant Valley, MAP DRAWING CLASS C. lallie Eva Spray. Van Wyck, 4.. Paul Todd. Jaeksonh-am, 3. Elizabeth Dratlln, Riverside, 2. ARITHMETIC CLASS .\. layo Cauthen, Pleasant Hill, 4. 'irginia Cousar, Craigsville, 3. onna Rowel I, Tabernacle. 2. ARITHMETIC CLASS It arvey Cauthen, Pleasant Hill, 4. ary Draflin. Riverside. 3. ula Mae Wilson, Van Wyck. 2. 3LA8S C, I PPER SECTION, ithaleen Carter, Dry Creek, 4. a Wolf, Van Wyck, 3. ixter Blackrnon. Rich Hill, 2. LOWER SECTION, ade Orr, Mill School, 4. /'r, rrina C i-o i (rcvlllo 1 I arlie Mae Ingram, Camp Creek. WHITING, CLASS \. r rgaret Robinson. Craigsville, 4. ma Cauthen. Dry Creek. 3. lline Crenshaw, Van Wyck, 2. WHITING, CLASS B. mie Hammond, Rich Hill, 4. Bailey, Elgin, 3. lie Belle MoManus, Pleasant * ,1 I | , 2.. (ass c, upper SEC tion. Hie Plyler, New Bethel, 4. . MahafTey, Camp Creek, 3. e Warren, Mill School, 2. ass c, IjOWER section. imie Barton, Dry Creek, 4. rad A. Plyler, Tabernacle, 3. e rcasie wiRKenc-y, Anuoen, i. READING, GLASS A. |aret Robinson. Cralgaville, 4. le Games. New Bethel. 3. le Howell, Tabernacle, 2. READING, GLASS It. Bailey, Elgin, 4. ! Montgomery, Camp Creek, 3. eDobson, Van Wyok, 2. L8H G, UPPER SECTION. C68 Rowell, Buford. 4. ell Stogner, Elgin, 3. v Treatment foi sthma. Catarrh ti Vap-O-Rnb" Salre Railed* by ? halation and Absorption. ai No Dodn?. cl to take internal medicines or ol mingdrugs lor these troubles, m tk*a **Vap-0-Rubw Balve is applied p tat of the body, soothing, medi- F bnt sse released that are inhaled at kmr through the air passages to 5< h pK'S'Wte /ijk , ( tmh ! % ? * ? j ize Winners Clara Sapp, New Bethel, 2. CLASS C. IX>\VKH SUCTION. Heyward Carr, Mill School, 4. Isabella Spray, Van Wyok, 3, Janie Steele, Dixie, 2. COMPOSITION, CLASS A. Fay Biggart, Elgin. 4. Annie Craig, Craigsvllle, 3. Theressa Harris, Pleasant Valley 2. COMPOSITION, CLASS B. Ina Mae Crockett, Riverside, 4. Llna Hinson, Rich Hill, 3. Heyward Potts, Pleasant Valley. 2. i MANUAL TRAINING. I (Mam A, Axe Handle. Pickett Small, Rich Hill. 3. Door Mat. Sallie Williams, Rich Hill, 3. Bird House. Pickett Small, Rich Hill, 3. Class B, Hammer Handle. Etta Taylor, Bufford, 3. Vernon Bishop, Rich Hill, 2. 1 Coat Hanger. Dock Adams, Midway, 3. Harvey Cauthen. Pleasant Hill. 2. Sleeve Board. Vernon Bishop, Rich Hill, 3. Loomus Marshall, Pleasant Hill. 2. Carvel Blakeney, Antioch, 1. i Class C( Bracket Shelf. David Robinson, Cralgsville, 3. Book Back. Manning Stogner, Antioch, 3. Whiteford Blakeney, Antioch. 2. Class A, U. D. C. Gold Medal, Margaret Bradford, ancaster. Silver Medal. Sadie Parks, I^an- j .ster. Thrift Medal, Guy Skipper, Lanster. Composition, Class C. Mary Lee Snipes, Unity, 4. Carolyn Carson. Antioch. 3. Maggie Lou Blaekmon, Rich Hill. miestic Art, Class A, Crochet I<nce. Wlllard Knight. Rich Hill, 3. Louise Harper, kllgin, 2. Marguerite Todd, Jacksonham, 1. Centerpiece. , Mae Reeves, Rich Hill. 3. a Flonnie Snipes. Craigsville, 2. Maggie Rarton, Antiooh. 1. Collar Cuff. Norma Cauthen. Dry Creek. 3. i Sadie Hammond, Rich Hill. 2. Nettie Phillip*. Antioch. 1. Corset Cover. Annie Rell Hagina, Hlgin, 3. Maggie Rarton, Antioch, 2. Annie Cook, Camp Creek. 1. Class II. Three, lluttons. Etc. Onie Mahaffey. Camp Creek, 3. Pearl Caskey, Elgin, 2. Alma Carnes. Tabernacle, 1. Darned Hose. Mae Carter, Dry Creek, 3. Delia Thompson, Riverside, 2. Myrtle Truesdale, Elgin, 1. Patch. Lillie Rlackmon, Antioch, 3. Onie Mahaffey. Camp Creek, 2. Mildred Sistare. Riverside, 1. ('lass <Towel. Kathleen Carter, Dry Creek, 3. Connie Raker, Artlioch, 2. Rlanehe Robinson, Pleasant Hill, 1 Cup Towel. Leila Chant, Dry Creek* 3. Clara Rutledge, Pleasaut Hill. 2. A/M(a tin ..itvn UMoin 1 Class II. A Patch (Juilt Square. Ellen MahafTey, Camp Creek, 3. Carrie Higgnrt, Elgin. 2. Lillie Blackmon, Antioeh, 1. Athletics, J220 Dash. Lee Usher, Dixie, 3. Hazel Howell, Tabernacle, 2. Amos Flynn, New Bethel, 1, HKI Dasli <?irls. Onie Mahaffey, Camp Creek, 3. Juanita Ilagler. Antioeh, 2. Ruth Thompson. Buford, 1. 50 Dash, tiirls. Emma Dees, Unity, 3. Cartherine Carter, Dry Creek, 2. Flonnio Todd, Now Bethel, 1. 7 A Dash. Eugene Parker, Buford, 3. Harry Sapp, New Bethel, 2. Furman Roberts, Camp Creek, 1. lOO Dash, Boys. Fay Howell, Tabernacle, 3. Lee Usher, Dixie, 2. Marion Sapp, New Bethel, 1. I ll? Dash. r ay Kowell, Tabernacle, 3. Stafford Sapp, New Bethel, 2. Manly Ellis, Rich Hill, 1. Suck Race, Boys. Vernon Bishop, Rich Hill, 3. Burke Duncan, Buford, 2. r Bronchitis, and Head Colds ie lungs. In addition, Vick's ? absorbed trough the akin, relieving the ugt id Boreuosa Vick'a can be applied o?er i liroa* ?nd leat and covered with a ?'4tnt Oaonel oth?or a little put up tne n m'.r.u .* elt a little in % spoon and '.be "vora arising. Also (or Aatbn.n ao r tfaf ever, rub Viok's w< 11 o?vi ?u?- sp no ju?mn to relax the nervous tenauo too. )c, or $100. m^SAL'PTJ ?r THK LANCASTER NE Will Never Be , This s Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Relieved Her Uaby When Nothing Else Would. Little Max Pendergrast is now four years old, and a fine healthy boy. When but a tiny baby, in fact almost from birth, he suifered a great deal from constipation. His mother, Mrs. Carl W. Pendergrast, Red Key, Ind., heard of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, obtained a bottle of it from the drug store, and with it was able to quickly correct this condition. Mrs. Pendergrast says Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has saved them from calling *he doctor many times-, and that she a ill never be without a bottle of it In the house to use when needed. She found it equally effective as a laxative for herself and other members of the family. Dr. Caldwell's 8yrup Pepsin Is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, pleasant to the taste, mild In action and positive In eff< It does not gripe or Btraln. and contains no opiate or narcotic drug. It Is the ideal family laxatlv^e, mild and pleasant for baby, yet acting Baseball Throw. Helva Sintms, Caston, 3. Vera Hailey, Elgin, 2. Louise Sistare, Riverside, 1. Apple ltace. Then Rowell, Tabernacle, 3. Running lligli Jump. Pomp Shute, Tabernacle. 3. Thuddus Faile, Lancaster, 2. Roy Hinson, Rich Hill, 1. Rroad Jump. Amos Flynn. New Bethel, 3. Otis Rowell, Tabernacle, 2. Loyd Taylor. Tabernacle, 1. Il nir Dlt N0\ Plj I am s _ Ci iuu Jiurc The gc be bough buy on tc Now ii cheap. Sale cc Caps, Pa Come Plyl * -j * , WS FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 16 ! Without j Simple Remedy |ji| k. 'l . I P/(^ ' J-"""" <3^1 / ; quickly on the strongest court tution. To mvoiu imitations arrt lretTective substitutes be sure to ask for 1).. V. ?. "Yv Caldwell's 8yrup Pepsin. See thr.t a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's signature and his portrait appear on the yellow carton in whicn the bott'e is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by wr'ting to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 456 Washington St., Montieello. Illinois. One-Half Mile Race. Pomp Shute, Tabernacle, 3. Manly EIIIb. Klch Hill, 2. C. O. Floyd, Lancaster, 1. Standing Broad Jump. Faile, Lancaster, 3. Otis Rowell, Tabernacle. 2. Hazel Howell, Tabernacle. 1. The Quinine That Does Not Ansct The Hour nrcaunc of it* tonic and laxative eflect. 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