Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ii 4.yiiff. "'J1 "A" 1 11 ' "" D "BUY FALL GOOD! I Goods in everv line t na w Coat tor school boys. Nic show you at only SWEATERS FOR THE ENT] Never before have we shown line of Sweaters. Children's Sweaters from .. . Misses' Sweaters from .. .. Ladies' Sweaters from Boys' Sweaters from Men's Sweaters from MEN'S NEW FALL Call and let us show you tin I fats. We have a beautiful assi \ and colors, both in soft and s priced at FANCY POPLIN rp?,, , : ir< i> .! * nil [iirn*? nil icy I'opilllS. t season's best colors. Special pi LADIES' SERGE SK Five dozen Ladies' Serge Skii and black. Verv special priced a $4.00. Fifty dozen Misses and Boys' bed Hose, sizes 1-2 to 8. Value special price only | The J. T. Wj MAINTAIN SECRECY SHIP Ml on test KKsri/rs Chemical Analysis of Vital Organs Columbia From Mrs. Bingham's Hotly Will in lie Finished in Few Days. Col unit New York. Sept. 2 5.?Secrecy was captured maintained today regarding the vcey ye?te chemical analysis in progress here shipped j of the vital organs from the body of j)()XPS on, Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham, privately exhumed at Wilmington, N. on* C., last week by direction of mem- gallon ke bers of her family as a result of ru- small ini mors regarding the cause of her kegs. In death. The organs are at Bellevue aml sprpv .Hospital, being subjected to exhaustive tests of the biological lab_ thP ,)OXPS oratories. j had an a The examination, it is said, is for quart bol the purpose of discovering by all The boxe known tests whether there was fny!mon por( unnatural condition present, and it will take several days. The work is dipped t being done, it was said, for the Ke- to nan family of Wilmington, relatives nun 8ay of Mrs. Bingham, formerly Mrs. I Henry M. Flagler, widow of the Standard Oil financier, who left her i an estate that has been valued at Truth ($70,000,000. The organs were ?n<l brought here several days ago. Some Washir of the work, it was said. Is being denial wi done at Columbia University. navy dep port tha I/>S8E8 IN ITALIAN SHIPS. two conv sunk bj Rome, Sept. 26.? (Delayed.)? r- \.;ur nimmnuiy ui inure trinn i,ouv tons and nix Railing ships of leflR The r] than 1,500 tons each, were sunk sued thrc last week by mines or Ruhmarlnea, commltte accord I ng to the weekly report from port thai the Italian admiralty. The steamer two conv aunk was outside Italian territorial a battle waters. One steamship and one cetved w sailing; resael wera damaged, but Tlle naTy A _ frtatemenl wero able to reach port. without 1 scarce and advancin every day. While full you will make i to shop early this Fa WOOL BLANKER Three dozen 11-4 all Wool Bla beautiful range of colors, worth t special price BOYS' SCHOOL SL flood line of Boys' School Suiti ! semercs, Worsteds and Serge. Si Special priced from | BOYS' MACKINAW ( No other wrap will take the p I III III I ' ' " FJ v. . t * THE LAN< ? ???[5] WEATHER ?J I E: ? Ij A Of Issue Bulletin jlAKLI u vI Washington, ent season is t>'e to the (level 2TC ^fettffl^f acoording to th # ^ the departmei )0 If* mrifi} .Which has issu( ? "* r I conditions. ml It says that stocks are I j rreceded by h ' _ | humidity?a wi no mistake crR,ly said ,o 1 ,IU IlltOlUllC or "oppressive. II before, with or ||( very rareiy, me , all. The baroi tell a tornado pQ low pressure; < ! occur In a "lo> nkets. Comes in j The season ;odav $8.50. Our I may be expecte $5 75 the reglon- T Gulf States in season advance riTS. I greatest freque States and th< *. ( olllCS ill ( US- from April to ZPS () to 18 Will's. In this region . . $2.98 to $9.00 I month, with Ap Appalachian ? tornadoes rare 30ATS. 'I July. General); i n -v r i 3:30 and 5 p. n >laeo ot a Macki- . .. come at night. e assortment to . watch $5.50 Persons may ????????______ nado danger, b [RE FAMILY ZZ. which a more complete .tiMiona which i tlon. The lo?j 50r tn <59 00 ,,avk c,ouds- nr . . . .OUC to oZ.UU almost Immed . . . 98c to $4.00 I clouds in the > . . $1.98 to $7.50 I A funnel shap <51 80 tn <54. Fifl sien. though th *;$i.25 to $4.00 | ;,;<,;vh"n ,r;;";; I readily seen, tli HATS. I "" "lr mn;' b" marine noise. 1 IK'W Stylo F.'lll rumble of dist Il'tnioilt of stvlos .approach of a Y tiff hats. Special ! " #M f" " ...suat0$5.00 i;"rr;,r ripht aneles to [g tion. The sou n ?.i ually more di ,omes in all the ??rIhcrn. anrt 'lOOfl at . . . .29c numbered in ? safety. The w jj^ipg preatest destru V not more than rts in navy, bluo ;|thouph this < t $3.00, $3.50 and ' may he from f i I hnlf mile or s .. jj In some of t1 JJOCKl Heavy Ulh- fl are BOealled "( 1 todav 20<\ Our 1 v-here these a' 10c IM | southwest cornt I; frame building ""^ 'place. Prick 1 _ I safe, hut the c 1? I safest place in 711 Ql I fll I Whirl Rom f llC VlU A I Weather mer 1 www | a VIolent wilu II hail. thunder ???????1d| which the air ^^mm1?great velocity a while the whole < " W" the country h AS BOAKS OF TOOI.S hiph ?peed. A cyclone, in Policemen <?et 2A (*nllons weather hureai e .. a wind storm < rwo < uses of Kegs. .. rather a wic da, Sept. 25.?Policemen ?. ' * moves with tt< 25 more gallons of whis- may cove rday noon. This had been cyclone, or are from Jacksonville in two indicated as "1 containing three five gal- map?gives co R and the other two five tornadoes. Ma ga. To further the ruse, a VO,?P a tornado .... . ?? . , develops wlthc ,er chamber braced the , almost invarial this were a few loose bolts cur In the sou cs, which rattled whenever low area. Abr i were moved. Both boxes across the Unl dequate supply of pint ami mov,nR ln a Itles labels and also seals. !? ea8t" because they Ir a were detected by Police- surface air' fi 1 and Ixjwe. One box was Southeast and 0 L. J. Jones and the other "takes the gre Hill, both of which police- r,rh agricultur are fictitious names. **nt upon thesi ^ bearing winds. IIaS faixr rumor. Tornadoes all In an easterly 1 hi Report Merchant Ships fr?m S?U Convoys Were Sunk. average 1< igton, Sept. 25.?Official dftS,ruct'on as Issued tonight by the ,his path may nrtment of a published re. th* funneI 0,0 t five merchant ships and with ,he eartl tying vessels had been cour,,e- Somet r submarines. Secretary for a con,,,de ias promised that casualties de8Cem,in* be withheld from fhe pub ROY HFJ iepariment'8 statement, is- Florence, Se ?u*h the public information ton, the 14 y? e, follows: struck down < n the past few days a re- day nifrht by t five merchant ships and by Clyde Tlmi oyin* vessels were sunk In was reported t with submarines has re- as could be ex ide criticism in the press, that his skull department authorizes the developed that l that this story is entirely broken. The n 'oundwtion." rest. # * ...... nivii); me lutnuii iruui Hie Uf!8, the region of tlve operations of the preceding ncy is in the Plain week have come to a temporary stop > Mississippi Valley, The victorious Italian armies are September inclusive, i resting after the great efforts of May is the worst j having conquered the Monte San ril next. East ofrthe Ciabriele. fountains, however. Austrians' Efforts ?n Vain ly occur until after l "The Austrians attempted seve-y they come between al strong counter-attacks against i.t but they may even the Hainsizza plateau, all of which I were repulsed, liocul Signs. I "Reports to hand indicate 'that somewhat avoid tor- the Austrians have made use of 2'1 y watching the local 1-2 divisions during the recent Italiding the weather' |an assaxilt along the Carao front, least show the con- holding only one division in reserve, 'avor tornado forma- "Advices from Russia indicated jUl signs are heavy,'that fighting continues in the north st in the Southweatf i western sector. lately followed by "!,ate reports show that the GerCorthwest and North.; mans are continuing their offenied cloud is a sure sjvo and are now throating Dvinsk. ' ipro mnv ho n tnrnn- ? Tx ' ? - i i ue i?vina nas boon crossed 2r? j i cloud is not readily miles southeast of Jacobstaft. and. innel cloud is not this fortress, which has been evace whirling motion of,uated by the Russians, has fallen known by a peculiar ;nt(> the hands of the enemy. somewhat like the] "Though a wide breach in this ant thunder or the front may seriouly endanger the leavy train of cars. Russian line.it must be recalled that ee the cloud and get the German advance must come to direction in which i'jan end, owing to the lateness of the zone of safety is at season. the direction of mo- "News from Russia is delayed, .V ...? ..~i~ I- - .iicT.u Minikin nut indications arc that the Rusangerous than the sian resistance is stiffening, this should be re- "Along the Rumanian front no; seeking a place of important action has taken place, idth of the path of Scouting expeditions are reported ction is ordinarily vvjth occasional artillery duels, a few hundred yards. ?'jn the valley of the Suchitza, lestructive diameter nffer a prolonged artillery prepara. tome rods wide to a tlon. the Rumanians attacked and ometlmes wider. occupied certain enemy fortified pohe Plain States there sitions. Counter attacks hy the enwclone" cellars, and eniy were repulsed, re not available the "There has been no change in ?r of the cellar of a the situation along other fronts." is the next best + suildlngs are not so ,,,rTUHK ILLUSTRATES ellar is probably the MANITACTI'RE OF SII.k' them, nd Central Core. i define a tornado as Magnificent Production of KdueaIstorm with rain or tional Value at lanciwtcr Departand lightnnig. in ment Store Oct. 1st and 2nd. . masses whirl with Taken In Japan and United States. iround a central core Silk In its finished state is an ideal > storm travels across product. n a narrow path at la at once durable, magnificent to the eye. tender to the touch, and the definition of the j(H rustje j? soft muatc to the ears. | n, is not necessarily Hence It is easy to understand if great velocity, but - ? - -- ??iy me huh.worm, rrom tne earliest lespread stoim that (jme8i peen the object of much 1 prcn< speed. Its consideration and concern from a >r several States. This commercial an(j industrial point of a of low pressure? vj6W low" on the weather u Jg gaid thftt Jn lhlg country nditlons essential to a]onG we annually expend as much ny cyclones never de- poods as we do for public i, but a tornado nev? i e(j u cat ion. and thirty times as much nit the cyclonef and ftg we do ^or foreiKn missions. ily the tornadoes oc- indomnltable producer of theast quarter of the woaHh Jg ^ Rl,kworm and a prQ. >ut 120 cyclones pass (jlirer Qf w ?a.lth It has been from an ted States each year, a^ft ag remote as when Joseph was meral way from wfst dowp jn Djd Egypt interpreting the are of great benefit ^r-oiatn? of King Paraph's butler and iclude a movement of bakfir and ]ftte( (hat Qf th<j K(ng om the South and hJmaeif the rainfall that _ According to Chinese authority, at Interior valleys a fhe uge Qf gI]k dftteg frQm 2g50 R al region Is depend. Rnd Jg genera||y conceded that, p southerly, moisture jn tbg point of age It stands midway among the great textiles, wool and nost invariably move coMon hav,nR preceded it. while flax direction and gener- bemp Rnd Qther fibrous plants folithwest to Northeast ]owpd ghortJy ,n ,tg ongth of the path of Thft flfgt patron of tha gmtworm about 2 5 miles, and wag Hoan(l[_T1 Third JEmperor of not be continuous if <,h,na and h,g Empreag( si-Lin*. iud Is not In </>ntact ^->b| waR tbe flrgt practical silkworm , during its whole brpeder and gUk reel<jr Imes it rises and goes Jt |g re,ate(1 of her tbat ghe waa rable distance be ore onra walking in the palace gardens l*n# when she discovered a strange and repulsive looking worm. It was tlOFSLY HURT. small, of a pale green color, and was pt. 25.?Erwin Wll- feeding greedily on a mulberry leaf, sar old boy who wai She Intereated the Emperor In this >n the streets Satur- strange creature, and, at the Email automobile driven peror's suggestion, took the fine nons, a negro youth, silken web which the worm finally oday as doing as well spun, and was the first to successpected. It was found fully reel the new filament and was fractured! and It weave It Into cloth, one of his legs was So beneficial to the nation was her egro u still under ar- work considered that her gratified subjects bestowed afot her the dt. . ? jfryjrtf.-JlH CASTER NEWS FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1911 [PRRTS IASCENDENCY ON VPKCT TORNADOES' ON THE WEST FRONT OivitiK Warning ofi (Continued From Page One.) May Come. ? Sept. 24.?The pres-i destroying dugouts and brought particularly favora. back prisoners In the region of Go. lopment of tornadoes, J dat. ie weather experts of. Much Activity .11 Alp. at of agriculture.! "The week has witnessed great ac d a bulletin of storm tivity in the air. During two days j French bombing expeditions droptornadoes are usually; ped 33.00 pounds of projectiles on Igh temperature and'enemy territory. Including the bareather condition gen-'racks and factories at Struttgart se "sultry," "sticky." and the aviation camp at Colmar, Hain may come as well as bases south of Metz. after a tornado, or' "One of the significant events of re may be no rain at the week, as demonstrating the inaieter does not fore- creased importance of aircraft, la though it indicates reported by the British. An airind tornadoes always plane dispersed a batallion of enev" area. | my Infantry by turning Its machine in which tornadoes pun on the men as they were prod varies according to ceeding along a highway In the hey may visit the rear. winter nnH nc the! " ai??- t n # 4 41? r. A Better Roughage Mr. Wesley Johnson, Aiken, S. C., fo cows and says that he prefers than He believes that they are cheaper t story of IMN MM nncw f ^ COTTONS K HUL UN TVS J in two word*?Cheaper?Better. I of its kind is the cheapest or that tl is certainly true of Buckeye Hulls, eliminates all the objectionable featn it possible to sell the delintcd hulls roughage can be bought. If you wa buy the cheapest ? Buckeye Hull roughage?Buckeye Hulls?you will Ts secure lbs best results and to develeg thoroughly tu>olvm hour* b+foro fa wetting them down night and morning for this cannot bo dene, wet dewn at leas) feed the hulls dry, use enly half as mucl Book of Mixed Give* the right formula for every combinat how much to feed for maintenance, for mill Buckeye Hull* and gives directions for ui copy to nearest mill. dmpt. k i tie Buckeye t< Atlanta Birmingham Grmanw, Auguita Charlottm Jack tor, vi:i?* title c?? "Goddess of Silk- 1 wo. sup." and to this day the Chieso celebrate in her honor the "Con Con" feist, which takes place dur- m i K the season in which the silkworm epps are hatched. The wonderful hand-colored motion picture, which will be shown at ^ the Lancaster Department Store s< Monday and Tuesday, both fore- ^ noon and afternoon, illustrates the (( silk industry as It is today. p The first part of the film shows t) the Industry in Japan, with tho daln- j. fv sillfU'nnvlmr unrmc dwutn < rf. vi and the growth of the worms (j Is easily noticeable, thanks to the <"close up" photography. The meth_ r od of feeding and the habits of the 0f precious silk weavers Is very no- ft1 tirenble. 8I Th<> manne rin which the silk co- v < 0011 is spun; first N one complete layer of fibre then a second, the deft fingers of the Japanese girls sep- ' orating the grades of silk and winding them on huge spools operated by crude wooden machinery, give you a splendid insight into the method of manufacturing silk in the 81 east. A The second part of the motion picture program presents the more modern and efficient manner in a which this peculiar material for wo- d mPn'a nnn.'irpl Ic mnnnf?iptnro/1 in I Pi America. f< War prices and European compe- b tit ion bave caused unscrupulous 1 to cheapen the quality of their stock <1 and dyes with the result that a large n percentage of the silk manufactur- b ed today consists of about) 25 per cent silk with the result that the silk goes to pieces almost before It d can be made up and worn. Tn the attempt to fight the tin business and the adulteration of silk goods, the advocates of pure silk sent a Pathe man to Japan and the pictures were secured with con-j slderable trouble. t The delicate silk worms and their surroundings did not take kindly to the strong lights necessary to bring ! out the moving pictures and the > j Japanese objected to having the I worms destroyed. However the motion pictures 1 were obtained and are ocnsldered one of the finest educational films 1 ever produced. These pictures were taken under the technical supervision of Held- . Inn Bros. & Co.. who are undoubted- | ly the largest silk manufacturers in , the world. As already announced thes pictures will be shown Monday and Tuesday. October 1st and 2nd and _ they are certain to prove Interest- i ing to all. LEGAL NOTICE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lancaster. _____ 1 In the Court of Common Pleas. Paul Moore, as Administrator, de bonis non of the Estate of K. O. Billings, deceased. Plaintiff, vs. 1 Katie Billings et al., Defendants. NOTICE OF REFERENCE. Notice is hereby Riven that pursuant to an order of referepre,In the j above stated case directed to me by this court, I will hold a reference in said cause at my office at Lancaster, ( S. C., on Tuesday. October' 2nd, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m., and all ^ persons bavin* claims against the estate of K. O. Billings, deceased, are notified to be present and prove their claims at said time and place. JNO. T. GREEN, Referee. ] Lancaster, 8. C., Sept. 21, 1917. 86-St-rrMay*. T H for Less Money | seds Buckeye Hulls to his milch V?~ to any hulls he has ever used, md better. That is the whole V SYF I I LS V , > t t is rare that the best product I _ le cheapest is the best but this V" Removing the lint not only !!. ires of old style hulls but makes Y at the lowest figure for which int the best roughage you must i' s. If you buy the cheapest get the best. i the ensilage eder, Mt (As Mb ding. It is easy Is de this by the next feeding. If at any flm I thirty minutes. If yen prefer to h by bulk as ef eld style hull*. Feeds Free ion of feeds used in the South. Telle i, for fetteninc, for work. Describes iing them properly. Send for your >tton Oil Co. Dept. k ood Little Rock Memphim i Macon Smlma ? AllOll KltK I XCOVEK HO OIKS OF SOIiDlKHS l<yii tains of Three Men, Evidently S, ..Hi. OnMillnUnu In ate Army, at ChiramauKn. Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 26.? he bodies of three Confederate Rdiers were uncovered by nepro laorers to day while dipping a wa>r main line to a reservoir in Snod_ rass Mill at Chicamaugua. The uttons of the uniform bore a miniture palmetto tree and the letters B. C." indicating that the men lost lelr lives in the historic charge on nodprass Hill and were from South nrollna. The bodies were reinter1 at the South Carolina monument t Chicamaugua, which is only a hort distance , from where they ere found. JITTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Proate. Whereas, R. B. Mackey has mad^l nit to me to grant him Letters of dminiatration of the estate and ef?cts of L. C. Lazenby, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and dmonish all and singular the kin- , red and creditors of the said da cased, that they be and appear be->re me. In the Court of Probate, to e held at Lancaster on October 1th, 1917, next, after publication tereof, at 11 o'clock in the foreoon, to show cause, if any they ave, why the said Administration hould not be granted. (liven under my hand, this 27th ay of Sept. Anno Domini 1917. J. E. STEWMAN, Probate Judge. BUSINESS NOTICES * * iOTICE?Mr. Nash will be at Jones-Elliott Mule Stable Monday October 1st, to buy mules for the Kuvernmeni. ?8-ll-np. '"OH RENT?Four room cottage on Barr street. W. P. Bennett. 87-3t-np. 1UY A FLASH LIGHT and Bave yourself a Are. You can go anywhere in the dark with perfect safety with a Flash Light. J. B. Mackorell. 85-tf-np. 1UY A BIOYOM5 and pay while you ride. I have 10 bicycles that have not advanced a penny since the war began and you can buy at the old price. J. B. Mackorell. 8S-tf_nf. 1 AM STILL BUYING and will buy for three more months all kinds scrap iron, brass, rags, rubber, copper and etc. Morris 8chwarti, Lancaster, 8. C. 7S-29t-nd. i<w kkmt?Five-room house, all conveniences, close in. Apply J. M. or Latta Hood. Phone 214. 83-tf-np. FOR RENT?One Five Room Cottage on North Main Street. Apply to Mrs. Mary J. McDow, I,arieager. 8. C. 87-tf-np. WANTED?Overland & WillyKnight Agency for Lancaster county open. iLdtable dealer wanted. Overlafiftarollnas Co., Charlotte, N. C.^^^^^7-It-np. FOR SALE?Flftl ^undred acres of land. 1 JfflBeler. MAf-Frldaj. M m ~~ "1