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SHORT LOCAL NEWS I*"" OF GENERAL INTEREST :? On Tues RECENT HAPPENINGS IN CITY AND COUNTY. Uoutenan1 (,'atitzou 1 Doings of People in Which AHjand Aviat Sections of Lancaster Coun- Orchestra A? A ? - * * ' uary isi, ana Mr. nougn win reMiss B( main on the place until that time. (Heath Spr o visit ftt The new Doby's bridge across Su- ^arne8 gar creek, six miles east of Fort ? V, Mr. b. Mill, was completed last week and is , . ' Lancaster now open to the public. The new ^ structure is said to be the most sub- . Mr. and stantial yet erected at that point.? j0tte visits Fort Mill Times. week. " Xh prt* The following young men stood the postoffice clerk-carrier examina- Tabernath tion held last Saturday by the local Miss T< V i ckff*s *' civil service board: E. Caskey, * ' Heath Springs; Cieorge Jones, Claude Jordan, Augustus Knight, p??.\th'~' and Henry M. Gulp. Lancaster; Perry Mackey, Kershaw. After a ?? ? Crenshaw The series of meetings held at boro Aug. the Jajrtison Ebeneaer church has Mrs. Cr cioeed. The meetings was conducted ?th, 1849. by -Ukv. Yancey Shahane ' Oak- MAfyo Mis* ridge. This is a new church, built ter of Rt* recently under the supervision of She wa: Rev. S. R. Brock near Jackson's 1874. to tiirthplace on Wa*haw Creek. whom she ?o? ion eight The congregation of Lancaster Gf which Presbyterian church is invited to Williams, worship at Douglas next Sunday Mrs. John morning as there will be no services and Miss dn the former. Joint services and terfleld. communion having been arranged She als< for the latter by Rev. H. R. Murchl- two sisteri son as is the annual custom. Mrs. T. D ?o? Davis. On Sunday, August, 19, Mr. Wil- ^ Mrs. Ci liam A. Faile of Charlesboro, and christian. Miss Nettle Blackmon of Charlotte considerati and Mr. Raymond Faulkenberry and who knew Miss Mabel Faile, both of Charles- will be mc boro, were married by notary pub- Her frit lie, W. F. Estridge, at his home. On- clous hosp ly a few friends and relatives wit- who came nessed the beautiful event. She was . o member o According to reports the rommlg- early worn aloneTs of York and Lancaster conn- fU| church ties have decided to open a toll tenderly li ferry across the Catawba river at a services v point a short distance upstream pastor, th? frein Iveys Old Mill site. The ferry ? It is claimed wtl prove a great eon- PBWI. venience to the residents of Catawba and Indian Land towsshlps and the Austrian 1 public in general. 11 o Washing Mrs. D. P. Bell, 74 years of age, patches fr< died Thursday, August 30th, at the a Rame r residence of her son, L. P. Bell, the Italian Heath Springs. She is survived by the civilia nine children, O. H. Bell, Mrs. Mln- Austria, tc "^lle Williams. J. T. Bell, Jr., L. P. troops are Bell, B. O. Bell, Mrs. Rlla McKeown, drive agaii Mrs. P. B. Brlgg^'t, Mrs. W. J. uating the Culp, Mrs. Walter Harper. She was trlan mill burled today In Camp Creek ceme- stated thai t*iy. evacuation t A, ly Are interested. musi)>, wh trip from ^ W. H. Millen has purchased a new | mission sj Oakland Six automobile. by the fa ?o? Kestivo. Monday, August 3rd being Labor of credit I Day, nil the banks of the city will out-of-tow bo closed. S. lleatli ?o? Heath, Ell Mr. and Mrs. t\ K. Cowan an- jne KUisoi nounce Htie birth of a son Thursday. I Person. ls! August 30. land Marg: " ? lien Douglj Local cotton buyers were offering Gene 24 cents per pound for cotton on the |,OU(h of local market tliis morning. Sara Wilk ??? J. A. Nicl Hoscoe Lingle left last week for A Forj Columbia to enlist in (|uai teimas-, j,. ters corps of the United States army. ; ford. Ales ??? . ; Dr. Dav< Prof. Roddey llell came home J K,,.t, from Lugoff for a week-end visit, j ^^.nig. L having been summoned here before j Jlp.in,.in , me examining Doaru Mondnv. jaerson. IN ?o? . Rock Hill. Ground wns-broken Momlav morn* . . . , e ' 'ot Hidgew ing and a force of men is now busy i .. 1 nomas A putting in sewerage on White street ' .. , , , Miller am between Gay and Dunlap. lumhia, n x f* i ... White am Graham ( askey, who has been em- ( ployed in the steel plants of Hunt- I ... . , Greenville ington, . Va.. returned home Kri- ,, . , . ( oa*t Gut day to appear before the exemption board for examination. ?TAB An election will be held in Osceola school district on Saturday, Septem- Taberm ber 1st. to determine whether an in this sei additional tax of 3 mills for school erably fro purposes shall be levied. few weeks ?o? Messrs. Mr, and Mrs. R. E. A. Huey of jor amj q the Jacksonham section were called straine ai to Chesterfield last week by the straine, death of their little grandchild, Sunday a Mary Louise Wilson, the daughter section wi of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson. Our pi ?o?* here Sunt Will Hough has leased his planta- Qf jvjc^orr tlon to O. H. Bell for a term of five during th years. The farm contains 471 acres. Miss L< Mr. Bell will take charge on Jan- 8?n 's v'8 T - . . ?? ... ... tion. THE LANCASTER T.~ . . . . . _ ~ i ......... OCIAL NEWS. ! PERSON, jday evening the Lancaster j Dr. Cecil Cowan le Hub gave a lovely dance at | Rock Hill, y Opera House In honor of 1 ?>o? is J. Foster Moore, W. i Miss Nannie Hill N. Vtoore. J. Fred Blackmon friends in Union, or Skipper. Schumacker'8 o from Columbia furnished A. B. Ferguson re ich of itself was worth the lington Wednesday. afar. During the inter- ?o? >eclal music was rendered Mr. anci Mrs. Lero tnous Italian Accordionist, j%*ew York Tuesda; The entire uffair was one j __o to the Cotillon Club. The! p T . nttimer of n guests were: Mrs. W. | vllllt'or 'ln towI1 thls , Misses >EUa Crawford i/.ubeth Sloan and Kather- Ben Culp and Ben i or Winnsboro; Alice An-;returM(l from AkroDi sabelle Boyd, Mary Wilson iret Law of Look Hill. El-: v. , , ~ " i, . . . Miss Naomi Derricl is Boykin, Llisc Kirkland. , . . , .. , x. ,!er school neat- Spa Isay, Rhetta and Nan DeCamden, Esther Ash and ins of York, ltuht. Brat ton, Mrs. Andrew Greg iols. T. L. Glenn or York, home from Winst< juson of Darlington. W. S. ; ??? . Max Jordan. Dave Craw- Mr- an<1 J: Willeford of Winnsboro,1 sl,oon 'eft yesterda; a Heath, James Poag.j^ \uykondall, Ralph Arm-, *??? ouglas Tompkins, Dick Mrs. R. Mack Rot A'illis McFadden. I'aul An- Paul, have returne arry Gill. Frank Law of York. \V. C. and John Edmonds j ?o? ay. Nettles Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. incrum of Camden, Bvrd ; iting Washington, > 1 LeC.rande Guerry of Co- Boston. Cornwell Stone, Floyd 1 E. M. White of Chester. Dr \ w Poovey, National Guard,, returned home f . and Herman Poovey, j Thursday, lrd at Charleston. ?o? Miss Mildred Cunn ERNACLE NEWS. day for her sch?o1 Salem, N. C. icle, Aug. 2'J.?^he crops ?o? ction have suffered consid- Miss Hatiie McMu m the drought in the last tor Richburg, whore j. this session. W. H. Rowel 1, O. J. Tay- *??? ther Straine and Mrs. Jno. Mrs. Charles Di nd daughter, Miss Mary Charles, Jr., are visi motored from Charlotte Mrs. B. C. Hough, nd spent the day in this ?o? th relatives. J. T. Wylie returm rotracted meeting closed 'lay from New York, lay night. Rev. Huggins been to buy goods. niolr n ..aiotnd /v... . A _ uiviv aiKiioicu uui yaovui j ^ e week with the meeting. Mrs. I. V. Meyers ilia Funderburk of Jeffer- Eva and Leona, retui iting relatives In this sec- New York yesterday. essie Cauthen returned to Miss Mary Hough ings Monday after a weeks home from Pageland, the home of Mr. J. F. been visiting her auni B. I.ingle and family of Miss Julia Bridges spent Sunday at the home Ida McDow, has r< A. Funderburk. home in Heath Sprin I Mrs. Tom Smith of Char- ?o? ed Mr. J. F. Carnes last Mrs. Julia Porter Wrightsville Beach will be several plays at daughter, Mrs. James b next Saturday night: ?o? Dinboy," Mrs. Bedding's ("apt. H. G. Mcllw and "When the Cats Lancaster county. | Hopewell, Va., is in ^ j few days. IIIVS. JANE CHUNSHTlW. ?o? J Miss Bessie Cunnlri week's illness Mrs. Jane home yesterday from died at home near Stone- where she motored 26, 1917. from Van Wyck. enshaw was born April 0 SBe was before her mar- Misses Ellen Dong Jaae f*erry, eldest dnagh- Klise KlrkUutd ?C and Mary Perry. . guests ef Miss Rath* 3 married February 22, the dance. Mr. D. B. Crenshaw, by .?o? is survived. To this un-, Mrs. fl. W. Heath children were born, four Miss Ella Crawford j survive her. Mrs. W. J. I beth Sloan of Winnsb Mrs. Lewis Croxton and of Mrs. R. C. Brown Threatt of this county Tuesday. Delia Crenshaw of Ches- * ?o G. G. Watson has i 3 leaves two brothers and ait Ion with the First 3, G. W. and J. F. Perry, j ?t Lancaster and has ?. Caskey and Mrs. Sarah s'tlon as teller with 1 tional Bank of Green renshaw was a hopeful ?*? She was thoughtful and LANCASTER RANKS e of others and to those HE C'l/ her best, her memory [ We, the undersigne >et pleasant. fUy. will be eleeed mdly disposition and gra-! Sept. 3, 1917: itality endeared her to all The Bank of Lane her way. Williams, Cashier, i a loved and respected : Farmers Bank a f New Hope church since Max W. Brittnin, Cas anhood and In that poace-i The First Nations yard her remains were [ Croxton, Cashier. sua 10 rest. The funeral ? rere conducted by Her MORI WAR DEC. i Rev. Hammond. ! , I'ncle Sam l(a? Rye i IllATIV# WIMia. . libera. Washington, Aug. 1 Military Authorities Order billty that Austria, am 'opulace to 1/eave. allies of Oermany, mi ;ton, Aug. 28.?News dis- war against the Unl >m Zurich. Switzerland, to cause of the flnancla lewspaper, telegraphed to Italy is recognized embassy here today, say tion officials, in population of Trieste, It was carefully e ward which the Italian that there Is nothing advancing In their great situation, either dlpk ist the Austrians, is evac- tary, that would cav city by order of the Aus- States to take the lnit tary authorities. It was an anomalous state t it was not a military result in broadening tl 1st was not denied. \ NEWS FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1917. DK8HKRADO HOLDS OFFICERS AT BAY \LS. u ; Man Wanted for Murder and Itobbery Fight* Police, ft Thursday for : Chicago. Aug. 30.?As a result of tr a pistol tight today between police B officers and .Edward Wheede, who p< loote Is visiting wa8 being sought today Tor alleged ai | complicity in the murder and rob- ai I bery of two express messengers last G< turned to Dar- Tuesday, three detectives received bullet wouuds and Wheede, after three hours' resistance, was captur- tl ? . . ed. in y Springs went .... Wheede was found in :? f>r?Manr? ir. i... the northwestern part of the city, pi Suspicion had been directed toward r? Kershaw was a (wo inhabitants of the cottage when ly v^ek. * it was reported to the police that the d< man had been trying to obtain h< Harrison have cj)ange f0r large denomination gold so Ohio. I pieces and bank notes which the po- J lice believe to be part of the $8,100 m k left today for |oot obtained by the bandits. or rtanburg. The place had been under sur- ai lveillance since early morning and A orv has return- Hdward Taylor, one of the alleged cl Dn-Salem, N. C. i uandits, was arrested as ho was en leaving the building. 7. Hazel Wither- Hut when the officers attempted to ei v for Atlantic on,or "ie bouse they were halted by w a volley r.f pistol bullets which felled Detectives C.eorge Clements. Ter- a rence Kelly and William O'Neill. All dnson and son, . ;' , . received fractured arms. A squad ' d home from ... ot police armed with rifles was sum- M moned and surrounded the building, e< pouring bullets into the windows ai watts are vis- and doora. m n'ew \ ork and Wheede kept up his lire unceas- a ingly and from all the windows, kt leading the police to believe that with Leroy Cox several persons were in the cottage, rom Abbeville in the meantime thousands of persons gathered in the vicinity, at traded by the firing and other poiingham left to-jlicemen were required to keep them vmv viv/ j " ?uiuo. vllle. Big Line Rain Coats $."> \^t f'uI1 line Underwear, liKtit, i TO ^ heavy weight . . 15c to #1.00 | OSED SEPT. :l & Complete line Silk and Coti d hanks of this white, black and colors.... I on Labor Day, Cotton, Silk and Linen Hji 5c, lOc, 15c, IOC, aster, Geo. W. X Warner Bros, and Modart Ccrsf Jr .. ..$1.00, $ 1.50, $2.00 and nd frust Co., Good Wool Blankets.. $5.t bier. % Complete line small Notions at 1 Bank, E. M. Prices?Dress and Saftey Pins Wire Hair Pins, Combs, Brushes rors. Tooth Brushes and Paste, 'LARATIONS | ter. Soaps and Powders, Thimbl ' Jt Buttons, Linen and Bias Tape, D Austria and i'pXxf Put Your Wants iy soon declare ^ ited States be1 aid given to 49 by administraxplained today A, V % In the existing JL tmatlc or mill- i | \ 1 || C ise the United jT A \\/ MAI 0 lative. but that jP _ of affairs may V LStlK tie war does ex- & in Winston- from the danger zone. Finally the police decided to dynamite the cot[ tage and while the preparations ^ rray left today were under way a man was observed she will teach | crawling across a passageway from Ithe basement window of the cottage _ , to the rear of an adjoining two ike and son, .story structure. He reached the f( ting her sister, |secon^ story landing of the structure ^ when the police fired on him. He ct fired in return, then the first depu- ^ gd home yester- ty superintendent of police shout- p. , where he has ol "Come on down, Wheede; he a good fellow." Wheede lowered his pistol and and children. 8houted back; ned home from ?put down your guns; meet me half way." The men met half way and has returnee \Vheede handed over his revolvers, where she has wag hurrje(j t0 police headquarters. A search of the cottage re- " vealed a sawed off shotgun which 'e ,-gae.st of Miss i bad been used in firing from the w 'turned to her, cottage and in a basket $1,010 was 0< i found, supposed to he part of the ^ i ?ioien money. ?' left toda> fori wheede, according to the police, to visit ,or|hns been under arrest for counteri Beaty. ; feiting. He was the only man In the v< 1 cottage. v< ain formerly of now living in the city for a t igham returned V Blowing Rock, with relatives ?* % SCHOOL AND ttamrion ww V .ri?e writ, for ^ ]^fe \re Prepared T IX ? Rl1 H'1 New Shirt Waists.. WHc, St.I'M M"" ""* X Good serviceable Skirts oro were guests ^ ? .. New Fall Suits $15.0 for the dance j V ? . New Serge Dresses $1<M A New Silk Dresses $10.0 esigned his po- + New Street and Dress Hats. $2 National Bank A New Shoes, high military and accepted a po- Jk $8.50, $.?.(M> and $?.5<>- all l the r> i?v- I ?? /? *.? ATTACK POWERFUL LINK IION alians lleurli Strong Austrian l)r- Leader tensive Positions. Rome, Auk. 29.?The Italian Was 'oops pushing forward on the the $1 alnsizza plateau have reached a tificate /ncnui ;\usiriun aeiensive line and Tuesda e now attacking it, the war office ed of inounced. On the heights beyond leaders oriza the Italians made gains. gress i The announcement follows: mittee. "Fighting continued yesterday on Secret le Bainsizza plateau. After hav-( tioned g overcome the enemy rear guardi general ir troops encountered and are at ed Stat esent attacking a powerful line of cans of sistance which had been previous- gan a organized and which the enemy is authori 'fending with deperation. On the i taken dghts beyond Gorizia we made this co >nie gains. ' The "During the day we captured be no ore than 1,000 prisoners and sov- ment \ al machine guns. Altogether 247 tor its rplanes participated in the battle, sell foi squadron of forty Caproni ma- stricted lines which took part in the action j Kept ist of Gorizia dropped more than ( ful att <mpu Kilograms of projectiles onjcratic lemy batteries iti the Panovizza . ctal ex] ood. testify "On the Carso an artillery duel disposii nd patrol actions occurred. j propose "In the Steelevio region on the! rentino front the enemy at dawn im onday attacked one of our advanc- \ I posts in the upper Zeebru valley id succeded in penetrating it. Our 'ml'? " en. however, were able to occupy higher summit, from which they (*ep their old position under fire." i ? (,n% .the ser I peachir m ssi ws iintbki) hac k ,)rocg,.( format erinans Storm Post lions and Take Chie WOO Prisoners. the su] Berlin, Aug. 29.N*(Via London.) tomorr -In the Oit?. valley region, on the swear umanian front, Teutonic forces accordi ornied hill positions, says today's precedi rmy headquarters announcement, justice More than six hundred prisoners the coi ere taken. Field Marshal von Mackensen's jjh irces. the announcement also ates. cantured the vttincro ?-,* . ?v, ?<?!.- Liom >lul and pushed back the opposing unities trees in a northwesterly direction today > ist several positions on both sides Kille the Suchitza valley. Prisoners to fleers 2 le number of 1,000 and three guns VVou ere taken. 790; tr * BRITISH STEAMSHIP SUNK ate of Crew of the Malda Tn- , known. pleased one dr Boston. Aug. 28.?The sinking of been al le British steamer Malda. which ft an American port on August 15, requtrei as reported in a cablegram recelv- acnTtb 1 here today by the Cunard line, faces o o details were given as to the fate patient* ' the crew. stitutlo work. The Malda, under charter to the faith li unard line, had made only one Hundre ivage to this country, and was a to cure " ' Addr? ?ssel of 7.884 gross tons. Ohio, j ATTENTION COLLEGE BOYS I o Take Care of Yonr Want: up to $.">.75 Hooks and Eyes, Nar 50 to 98.54) Narrow and Wide Kit ?4> to $37.54) SPECIAL Ft )() to 910.50 Hoys' Knee Pants Sui 0 to $27.50 pair pants If .50 to 94i.50 Young Men's Suits, ri| low heels, ored sizes and W. L. Douglas Shoes 9 New Fall Hats for Me .00 to 90.5O $1.08, 9 medium and Get your Underwear l?ep garment. 75?, Lon Hosiery, Union Suits $1 15c to 91.50 Guaranteed ltain Coat: indkerchiefs, Suits Made-to-Measun 25c and 5<>c up to 910. its, Complete line Fall up to $0.54) cuffs >4) to 97.54) New Lion Collars, sof ; Reasonable , Bone and New Pall Tie? , Hand Mir- Complete line Pur: Toilet Wa- Handkerchiefs, Cotton es, Threads, and Oxford I.aces. Co ress Snappg, Belts and Suspenders, Up To Us Are Serve You. on-Clouc caster's Leading Store. ft * D BILL MOVKS SLOWLY s Itespuir of House Actios Before Wednesday. hington. Auk. 29.-?Passage of 1,538.4 60 war bond aiid eerbill by the house before next y or Wednesday was despairtonight by administration after a day of little pron the ways and means comary McAdoo again was quesfor several hours about the fiscal relations of the Unites and her allies by Republlthe committee, who later befiKht to limit the secretary's tv in selling foreign bonds in exchange for loans from un try. Republicans insist there will assurance that this governvill receive dollar for dollar loans unless the authority to reign bonds below par is reI. iiblicans made un unsuecessempt today to induce DemoLeader lvitchep to call flnan[HMts before the committee to regarding the possibility of ng of the bonds at the rates id by the bill. + AD OK <;o\". KKlUilSON * liiuent Case Hel'ore Semite Will Open 'fixlay. in, Tex., Aug. 2 b. The trial . James K. Ferguson before tate sitting as a court of im lent, after a day's delay, will 1 tomorrow, according to inion tonight. f Justice Nelson Phillips, of prome court, will arrive here ow from North Texas, to in the senate, an act, which, ng to the adopted rules of ire must be performed by a of the supreme court or of art of civil appeals. + tlTISH CASUALTY LIST Ion, Aug. 28.?British casreported for the week ending vere as follows: id or died from wounds: Of118; men 24 21. nded or missing: Officers ion 10,902. $100 Reward, $100 readers of this paper will ba to learn that there Is at least eaded disease that science has ble to cure In all Its stages and catarrh. Catarrh being greatly 'pd hv rnnfltifntlAnnl enndltlon* * i constitutional treatment. Hall's i Medicine Is taken internally and ru the Blood on the Mucous Surf the System thereby destroying ndatlon of the disease, giving tha strength by building up the codn and assisting nature in doing its The proprietors have so much a the curative powers of Hall's t Medicine thet they offer One id Dollars for nny <as? that It falls Send for list of testimonials. 'sb P. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. Sold by all Druggist, 75c. X iND GIRLS I s Iii All Lines. y: row and Wide Elastic, ibons. >H THE BOYS/ Id f'nat nitl, ...Ilk 1 * Wttv mm *>11.11 IWU |Ta 13.00, $7.30 and $10.00 ? ?ht style, properly tall- JT . $12.50 and $13.00 V* 3.00, $3.30 up to $<1.73 <? n and Young Men <8* 2.30, $3.00 and $3.30 before you leave $l.oo, $ 1.30 Garment l.OO, $1.30 ami $2.00 $ s $3.00, $0.30 and $10 V Q $15.00, $20.00 and Shirts, soft and stiff ....73c, $1.00, $1.30 t and regular styles 15c and 23c ..23c, 3<>c and $1.00 M nishings, Arm Hands, A and Silk Hose, Shoe liar and Cuff Buttons, Collar Bags, Gloves. *;* ICfSUfCU MU ? ?! 1 Co. I ? |a M| ? i .., ii ~ ' [jVf 1 ' ^