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'ft ' FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. / | THE NEWS ' Democratic CoimiiittiH' to Meet. The county Democratic executii committee will meet at the cou house Saturday at 12 o'clock, noo ?o? New Society Kditor. Miss Laura Gilbert Williams hr succeeded Miss Gladys Jones as s< ^ clety editor of The News. Mlag Wi It liams began her work Tuesday. JT W. O. W. I^ecture. I There will be a lecture at the V I O. W. hall tonight at eight o'clock b State Manager M. W. Bobo, of Spai r tftnburg. All members are invited. Gnlnes-Middleton. Lee G. Gaines and Miss Made Middleton, o'f this elfy, were marrie i Saturday morning at the' Methodii Sv ' parsonage, Rev. D. W. Keller off \ ciating. I Cauthen-Garrlst Everettr Cauthen, of the Dry free [ aection. and Miss Mary Garris, wh lives south of the city, a dauphte L# of J. <\ Garris. were married Tuof \L day afternoon at the home of th ^8 bride. ' v ?o A Receive Commissions. Dr. R. C. Brown and Dr. 0. ^ Toovey.eof this 'city, have receive I their commissions as captains In th 'm'dical department of the America r M army and may be called for servic any time. F Examination For Postmaster. A civil service examination will b Bi held in Lancaster on Saturday. Jul 13, to fill the vacancy In the Heatl Springs Postofhce caused by th W death of L. M. Pell. Two applicant thus far have signified their inten tion of standing the examinatior They are A. P. Horton, acting post - master, and Miss Maggie Tompkint | ' Utile Child 111. & Little Claud Sapp, son of Assistan ft Attorney-General Claud N. Sapp. wa ft taken to Columbia by automobll W Sunday by his parents and placed ii the care of a specialist. Mrs. Sap >*d child were here for the summe at the home of her parents, Mr. an< JM M* i. * W. A. Davis. Mr. Sapp wa M called from a speaking tour with th B other Bt?"*e candidates on Saturday BT Mrs. niarkmon Dead. 3kb' The death of Mis John I" Black Rf mon occurred at her home Tuesda; night at nine o'clock. She had heei 111 for some time but her conditioi 9R bacLnot been, considered serious bu Wxdays Before her marriage ah< kf ! f ? Miss Fannie MeClennpn, o yjFwOuisiana. Surviving are her hus [ band, and three children: Lt. Fre. t ? Blackmon. Arthur Blackmon am [jH\ Miss JefMb Lee Blackmon. Mrs Jr Blackmon was a consistent membe of the First Baptist church and thi funeral services were conducted b' her pastor. Dr. J. H. Thayer, fron the residence at Hix o'clock Wednes Sf day afternoon. Interment was ii K Westside cemetery. pj*, | PERHONALB. If \ Otto Aoams, of Union, is visltlni BBfc- ifart Blackmon, of this city. ft -o? B g Miss Isabel Boyd is the guest o ML Miss Perry Belle Bennett. J| Mlsa Aline Hitt Is visiting Rev ) i 4 Mrs. Manly, of Kershaw. | (fx. B. Pergjtis?n. of .Timmonsville !# *ls spending a few days at home. L T. K. Ci-jorilngham, Jr., of Canton I O., is here on a visit to his parents. V Miss RuttwjClyburn is_ visiting a the home of L. N. Clyburn at Dixie. U Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cun ningham, June 28, 1918, a daughter ^ . ~?? pK'MIss Ruth and Mr. Tom McDov #J7fleft Wednesday for Ashevllle, N. C V! H. J. Gregory, of Darlington, ii nere on a visit to rrlends and rela x_, tivr?. Tta ? ? aM ? Mrs .Dr. J. P.'YounR, of Chester (n r'Aabjv'RUMt of Mrs. M. S. Wither f\^5*?a Mary Moore returned fron ^ ^Bllvap'a Island, Wfcere she has beer ( L V?u>. <flT Jj<r Snipes, of* Buford township la ^l?itor to the cltj fc!* J^rter and flau*hter an<s h TTWjp' ^u? spent yesterday ai mrn/mmm ^ , THE LANCA ? MANY MEN ARE PI ABOUT TOWN IN THE FIU(Continued from P Mrs. Julia Porter left Wednesday fv on a visit to Heath Springs and Young Mills, rt Wrlghtsville beach. Kdd Rutledge. ?o? William F. Mackey. Miss Eth61 Yates, who has been Columbus Brace, visiting Mrs. Ira B. Jones, Jr., re- Earl H. Belk. i.- -turned Tuesday to Camden. Bishop B. Courtney. 3- o Samuel C. Craig. , ri?h?*n ran- l? ? - .. ..own hum accepted a James Threatt. position as bookkeeper at the Far- Richard Brown, mers Bank & Trust company. Marion Sims. ?o? Frank Jackson. David Crockett, of Riverside, has William Harris, y succeeded Calvin Craig as clerk in John W. Evans, r- the store of J. T. Wylie company. Otis Twitty. i o Hoyt Deas. Miss Emma Hilton,' who has been Lloyd Harris, visiting Miss Beulnh Lingle, return-l Eddie Blackmon. e ed Tuesday to her home in Charlotte, i Elmore E. Bowers. 4 ^ ?o? I Henry Marshal West. Miss Lucy Holmes Carson, one of Jim Lowery. the house quests of the Misses With-I Jolly Truesdel. erspoon, returned Tuesday to Char- Cleve Patton. lotte. I Simon Robinson. *> | George Bailey. k Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Patterson ab.id Ernest B. Lucas. 0 Miss Nell Patterson are visiting at George W. Parr. r their former home in Abbeville Sidney T. Bailey, i- county Amisey Beckham. e ?wm Hovd Mrs. Robert Hare and children, -riw,? ^ i>..i wno nave been visiting relatives in , ? , ,, . , .. . Chester Neal Hock Hill and C harlotte, have re .. .. Biudy McManus. i turned to the citv. ...... f. Johme Price, o ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jos. K. Conncs and John Stevens. e little daughter and Mrs. Nell Con- Willie G. Strait n nors have gone to llnaka Springs. Robert McGhee. 0 Tenn., to spend some time. ( harley N. Me( lintock ' . 0 Clyde S. Stogner. Mrs. R. B. Allison and sons, Rob- John Twitty. ert, Marion and Barnwell, left Tues- Roland Beaver. e day for Hillsvllle, Va., where they Johnnie Barnes, y will spend the summer. ^en ^ McNeely. h 0 Waller Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gregory Edward L. Williams. 8 have as their guests Misses Nell Hor- Lewis Johnson. ton. iSmily Grey and Mattie B. Hes- Oscar J. Shute. ' ter, of Winston-Salem, N. C. I.aurence N. Perry. w wi wit mvmuucil. ' W. T. Gregory and his daughters, Alvin Eubanks. Mrs. W. F. Harper and Mrs. Drake, * ret' Jones, are spending some time at Barium James K. McCain. 1 Springs, Iredell county, N. C. ^ee ^ousar. a o Elmore Cauthen. e Miss BeHy Brown spent several Jesse Truesdel. a days at her home last week before Stephen Kelly. P taking up hospital work at the Matthew Mack, r Roosevelt hospital, New York. Fred M. Wright. 1 ?o? Columbus Blackmon. s Miss Francena Milling, who has Pleasant M. Plyler. e been connected with the ofllce force Melvln W. Cauthen. ' of the Lancaster Mercantile company, Reece Horton. has accepted a position in the Bank James McKinney. of Lancaster. Vester Jacobs. ?o? Will Cunningham. Y Mr. and Mrs. John F. Boswell, Plrnest L. Patterson. i guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pay- BenJ. F. Usher t seur, returned Tuesday to Burkvllle, Ro-bert Holland, t Va., accompanied by Miss Mary Willie Laney. e Alice Catling. Robert Massey. f 0 John F. McMurray. H. H. Scott, of Timmohsvllle, the Joe James, i new superintendent of the Lancas- Cases of Depende 1 ter graded school, was in town Followin- is a list of < i. Tuesday making preparations for his j pendency"placed" In" class' r 81 a>' here next fall. (three by District Board: ? ?Robert Johnson, v Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams and William H. McGuirt. k daughter. Laura Gilbert, motored to Hoyt Williams. - Greenville today to spend the week- William Izzard. i end with William Greene Williams Walter Watts, now stationed at Camp Sevier. William Moore. ??~ * James A. Blakensy. IMrs. M. M. Minter left Tuesday Robert Foster, for Knoxvllle, Tenn., where she will David Mackey. visit her sister, Mrs. F. L. Coleman James F. McManus. X From there she will go to Washing- Tweet Alsbroojjs. ton to se her son. Lieut. Clarke Mln- Samuel Stlnsod. ter, of the aviation corps. 0SRle Richardson, f Samuel Johnson. FIVE GERMAN U-BOATS Edgar M. Rowers. ARE SENT TO BOTTOM Bud Polston. An Atlantic Port. July 4 ? De- I)an Croxton. structlon In European waters of five Walker Massey. German submarines by British trans- George Peay. ' ports, and by American and British Luther .Eubanks. destroyers convoying them, was de- William A. Griggs, scribed by passengers who arrived Levy J. Self, here todav on an Knpllah linor TVi/?i Julian It iviliiom? transports, one of which was carry- Selvin Cunningham, t ing 7.000 American soldiers to Ru- Leroy Foster. rope, accounted for three of the TT-| John M. Thompson, boats, and the destroyers sank the Andrew Johnson. . other two. according to the voyagers. MarrJon Ballard. Officers of thte liner confirmed their Matthew Held, stories. Adam B Heglor. James Jones. !. CTRTIKS PLANT FOREMFN Willie Robinson. INDICTED FOR SABOTAGE a ,"* ? J11"??11, i Andrew Harris Rochester N. Y., July 4.?Lewis Oary Witherspoon. Tyongwell and Hector Bordeau, fore- Rillie Wright. men at the plant of the Curtiss Air- Stanley K. Truesdei. , plane and Motor corporation, at Samuel Beckham. - Haramondsport. were Indicted this Oeorge (i. Watson. afternoon by the federal grand Jurv Ituho Dunlap. charged with sabotage In willfully Kd C.lenn i makinpr war material In a defective Sum Curcton. i manner. Judio John R. Hazel held Isaac Hammond me two in >10,000 ball each for ar- Janins Oauthen. ralgnment at Jameatown next Tuea- Melbourne W. Fallo. , day. j ^ Logan Philllpa. r r *A . . Robt. F. Criniinger. Pralad From Sir Hubert. Ernest Knight, fjondon, yuly 4.?'Premier Lloyd Ben T. Grlflfln. ? ,Geor0 n* the following message Leroy S. Rankin. ' 8,<l6nt W""?n: '* Aabury Morgan. ^ | ^ | i Vo ^' /','"" ri* STER NEWS. LANCASTER. S. C. UT l trants be placed in class one: I Av i >T CLASS Ray V. Fa lie. I)aIIas John Catoe. age 1.) | Walter G. Taylor. "rick R. Edward C. Beckham. Readvllle, Clyde P. Harper. Dick, Dal Kills E. Bedford. Iiis airpla Edgar Payseur. , James Wilkes. ' Ira B. Hallman. J T. J. Hosier. SEND 4 Frank Blackweil. THE James Hood. From i Rufus K. Thompson. beloved S Albert T. Hinson. where, th Robert F. Cunningham. some sold Kdmon B. Clark. ? ?'? ?..wn. t? 11 u V* II 1 It Walter L.. Hood. dischargiii Charley lhnss. those who James C. Sistare. some sub: Win. H. Funderburk. abiding h l Lee Walker. iv.expensiv j H. R. Roberts. all depart Arthur Green. for a pros I Jesse Sowell. are new, 1 Leander Small. POI.I1 Days of Heavy Eating. About 3<J0 years ago a law was enacted In central Europe forbidding Througl i common folk to sit at table more than friends I five hours each day for dinner. Those date for were good old days so fur as gust a- magistral torlal enjoyment is concerned and we subject ti J who have grown accustomed to the prn|iP ,)ir light diet of modern civilization rend I villi astonishment the menus of the 1 meals that our ancestors successfully ~ ate three centuries ? go. You reineni ' n"r th.it Amu1 P.oleyn, the in*ist beuu\ tlful of Henry VIIJ's many wives, por, 1 drunk iilo nnd ?te roiett merits for the ahovi breakfast ami so no doubt did all the same rlulj otber I unties of history who lived be- Indebted ' fori? breakfast foods, choeolute, tea to the uni and coffee were known in Europe. v Ma HOW'S 'yiliS? _ Qaalifli We offer &ne Hundred Dollars Reward ' for any casAof Catarfh that cannot be cured by HaU's Cataiph Medicine. + + + + < Hall's Catai\h Medl(4ne has been taken _ by catarrh sufferers mr the past thirty- ^ live years, andYr.a bdbome known as the + PROF most reliable remedylfor Catarrh. Hall's _ Catarrh MedlclnV acfs thru the Blood on " the Mucous surface/, expelling the Pol- + + + + son from the Blood/and healing the dlaeased portions. V DIt. J. After you have ntken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for a sh<*t\tme you will see a great Improvement \r? your general Office Hou health. Start taklrfc Ha\s Catarrh Medicine at once and jet rid d^^catarrh. Send 8 I " for teatimonlais. free. \ 2'C F J. CHENEY/ & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. 8old by all Druggists. 7*c. Am Oil Re I Office c BUSINESS NOfTICES ? *>*> ? f? HOST?One tweiuV do liar bill be- I ^LT| tween Porter's ond Busy Bee I St nrp? li^inHnr r-? 1 on\i ? ? ? M * . IIUVI yivooa iriuill saiUC to News Office and rejfc^ve reward. Mrs. Alice UcManus. ^>y4-lt. We -V - ?^ and TO THE PUBLIC?A (big day at COUl Zion Pilgrim thW third day of Au- REi gust, six miles e\st/of Lancaster; thin everything nice Vo eat; David The racy. Stroud Hand will/furnish music; why several hall frame/ will he nlaved.l . -ftocn ui uc- ? | % 1 es two and Come one, come f all \and let us _ have an excellent good \Jine. R. I D. Dixon, A. J. Hunter, managers. 74-lt. Phoi .WANTED?TSm?g ladies to go in ? training for nb^siag at the Pryor ____ Hospital and theXChester Sanato- llXZllH rium, Chester^yS./cS. 73-4t. CTII*^ N Tfi ~~ FOR SAIaK?Fine tjjesert peaches. [ Two dollars per bushel. One-half J J bushel delivered anywhere. J. - J Roy Cunningham. 73-tf. - ] WANTED?To\ buyJ good farm, "l adanted tn p*>u.|nL ?^^- - ? ?* 1 Pf W - *> *, ii/uatt'Ui L'Ulton and grain, w>oi road frontage, ( " good community/sufficient wood- ? J land and tenant)! houses. Name ? J best price and terms in letter. Ad- * J dress Investor, /car^ of this pa- J 1 per. / \ 73-2t. I j B. Z. SEAL. t'i;( it I \its, all sices. ? Jar tops, ru)>V?M-8 and fruit pow- ? 3 der; 2 and 3 poufnl cans at the old r J price. All of thess are at last year's prices as lo ig as tjiey last. " 1 J. B. Mackorell. j 71-tf. I |FOU SAliK?T?o horses, will work ? 1 anywhere, gwWi family horses. - J | Apply to J. v\ KvaiJ* phones . J 300 and 301. \ J 64-tf. j | WANTED- -Spring i^hlrkens. eges ? and beef cattle. IJfghest market ? 2 prices paid. Evans, ] phones 300 and 3*1 \ p.a tr I rfi i mmmr4 * PA GE FIVF . itor Dies in Accident. ?u. \v. f>. HULiii, Veteimary PhyTex.. July 4. Lieut. Fred- sleian. Surgeon and Dentist. Office . at Gregory. Hood Live Stock Co. Clements, twenty-five, of ... _ ,. -,o?. stables. Residence Phone 185; Mass., was killed at Camp omce Phono 226. las, this aTternoon when __ ine crashed to earth in a LITTLETON COLLEGE spin. Hot water beat, electric lights and 'REMEMBRANCE TO I other modern improvemen s. > The VoLDIER OR SAILOR :mh annual session will Jrfgin Sep^ ) Ipmhar 'I'llA nc-%rly every I home in our " *Yr~i. ? ' . \ I , Write for Yew ^fTlustrated catalouihland. at* well as else- . . , \ x.. , V 7 logue; also for particulars concernrougti Uncle/Sam s domain, . /V. , , \ / , ing our speci^rr offer to a few girls ier b(V has rrossed the sea. . _ y \_ . . \ / who can turf pay our catalogue rate. ; thousand# of others are , ,, .. ,,,\j , . , V f Address^J. M. Khomes, Littleson, ig theii\ Mitriotic duty let gvr remain \t home give them \ \ ___> stantial idence of our jve. Lefnm^nd has many A 'e meinmitoes^vrepresenting I Lments /of servid?, suitable 1 " | j lent t'/a loved one. They I * / j novel ind serviceable. II ^ L?t ncAT^ a nv yirrisi \?. 1| j \ today j \\ JUi f T i~ll 1 JL V/ VJ are building up one of the strongest, most progressive reliable stores in this part of the state/ Fair dealing, teous treatment, honest Service, prompt delivery, VSONABLE PRICES, acctommodatipns, all these gs are at your service. VV<kinvite rou to our store, bigger the business the bet\er t\\4 service. That's we are anxious to have you. \ / JENNETT-TER'RY CO. ne 119 LANCASTER, \ Phone 120 : T j" ~ J,u" 1 . Through Our ji Membership \\ I j Tn the Federal Reserve Bankj{ig System, ? J we are placed in a stronger position than (1 ever before to tal :e care of the requirements I jj * of all depositors,! whether l^rge or small, [ ] ** whether they kelp checking or saving ac- [ j counts; and at tlie same time to give them [j the most modern tanking service. 13 \ [i Why not open Vin acconnt with usT and J y begin at once to participate in these bene- $ fits and the additional protection which ? *" this system gives tl voir' money deposited 3] with us. \ I 3 . \ I si = = \ ; -=; Qj I rl,aur!f The First National Bank |j LANCASf ER, SC. ? 13 CIIAS. I>. JONK'H, PiMldrn^ \ I j K. >1. CIIOXTON, Vic^ President and Cashier, j J 1KA 11. <JoNRS,yr., Assistant Cashier. J 1 ?V j ! \ JF/WEL (witMKX A iinoiiWroHMMit. ! \ in ?L li the inf\j/nre of a few I V'COXFKsilOX." announee#inyself a candi- ._ \ / /\ ! > < rn? ! Kit ents re-election ftp the office of J \ / i for Iftiford Township, I \r T ~ > the i ipes of the Demo-I WIMORKOW \niihlAM Vl'ICAX niftl'V W T SNIPKS. CAHOIi IIoTLiJf>\VAA* > M OF ?A>IFl I'liKSTON .... jl?T. \l,l,lsoji "\engeance aand the Woman. sons \avintsf claims against TWO ItKKL COMKDV. b estare will present the ? , IV ,, r attest?Siy and all persons tents j \ 1 tents will makaf prompt payment f V / lerHlgnedtx MIlNIiAY ,mye CajfoliVa Allison. "T \ ttve ri/nton\\llison. MAKOl'EltlT^ t'LAHK iron \nilli~~A Hi! 1 ft i.iiaiH8\/\|||?On, ^ In V?1_ K,f utrl, am Executor. itt iwtl.Alt." V " 15 CpiiIs lO Cents \ * COMIXq 'ESSIONlAL CARDS IV\ ^ Jane uiid Katharine I>?' n I 'n lr ^ V i "WK SHOCLI) WORRY" KKtX'K Vt'NnKRBURK, IVntal sW-geon. ^ I,4 S" HAH>T Q> rs: 1 4?in? 0 to 12:3<f A. M. "RIjI'K Bli\ZRS KA\VI>KN." 10 to 6: 0Q P. M. DOUGIjAS FAIRBANKS _ d by Apfointment. ?in? ^ Ice Phone 160u "The Main From Painted Post." sldence Phone 16. 15 Cents lO Cejim iver Lancaster Pharmacy. /T" l/F WANT.vnn I