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FRIDAY, DEC. 13. 1918. T: THE NEWS A lto!l Call I>.*> in ( IiiiiyIiis. | All the ministers of tlio county | have been asked to make next Sun- i day Ked Cross Koll Call day in the' churches and to preach special ser- j inons on this day. It is believed that a large number will comply. 1 -o- I Mrs. Bra/./.il Dead. ; Mrs. L. 1*. Brazzil died at the home of J. B. Brazzil December 3. death being due to inlluenza. She was 50 years of age. Funeral services were conducted at Salem mni. c?tery by Uev. Y. T. Shehaue. t ( ? ?o? 1 Mrs. Plyler Improving. The many friends throughout the county of Mrs. S. H. Plyler will be glad to learn that she has recovered ( front an attack of influenza followed by pneumonia, which she contracted while in Columbia on a visit f > her brother, M. II McLandon. Mrv t Plyler. who makes her home with f her father-in-law, CJ. W. Plyler. t while her husband is serving in t France, will return as soon as she t has completely recovered. r ?o? Town Flection at Heath Springs. c In the municipal election held at Heath Springs Tuesday J. A. Williams was elected mayor, and W. T. Stover. J. R. Sims, H. A. llorton and . E. F. Hammond wardens. Roll Call Headquarters. J Vied Crops lloll Call headquarters will be situated In the Plyler build- ' Inn. between Roblnson-Lathau rnmpany and the Star theater, every day of next week. 11. IV l.uddlngton, lte.l j Cross Roll Call cashier, will be in charge, assisted by several voun-r ladles. A telephone will he installed so that all Roll Call workers in ' county will be able to communicate ^ promptly if they need information j or supplies. Just ask central to givej you Red Cross Roll Call headquart- j, ers. A bulletin board will also be in-J ^ stalled at headquarters showing! nvnrv urlw.nl .licl.-lrl I.. Ota ' Tho number of memberships from I each district will be posted. Ther^ ^ will be separate columns for men! and women. This Information will | also be published in all the county papers. ,j ??? r Rev. 1>. It CSreen \ccents Cii'l. ^ Rev. D. 11. CSroon, of Lptta. has accepted tho call to the pastorate of the Rresbytoj-'on churches at Kor- t shr.w and Reaver Creek, tendered*1 I 1 him some time ago. and will enter j upon his pastorate about January 1 j Rev. Mr. Oieen, who is a native of j Lancaster county, will roi eH'e a cor- j dial welcome In Kershaw, where he ., preached a few months ago. He was a visitor in Kershaw last week. "? s Suffrage League Meets. The Lancaster Equal Suffracro league held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the Red Cross ( rooms. The league is not only Interested In securing equal riuhts for womeri hut Is most patriotic. Tho league owns two Liberty bonds. \ lof tor to Proa wlnnt W'ila?\n f ei\t?? !*.-* league asking that women be repre- ^ sented on the Peace Commission was ^ read at the meeting. It follows: j Lancaster. S. C., November 23, lb 18. . Honorable Wood row Wilson, f'resident, United States America,' Washington, I). (V My Dear Mr. Wilson: 8 Tho Lancaster Equal Suffrage ' league requests that the peoples of ' the United States ho represented at the Peace Conference by the appointment of a woman or women on the i I'eace Com mission. d Women throughout the entiro world, affected by the great war. have willingly given themselves as I have the men. whether In nursing i pervin* int* uuys cm me nring p line; in making ammunition; in a Fresh CIGARETTES J APPLES i CANDIES " L ,f Two barrels of line Wlnesap Ap- t pies, medium and large, tlrst of o the season, Just received. Come c see and make your purchases. I thereby finding other nice things 1 to please you. 73 takes this r method of appealing to the reasonably minded, generously dls- ri L twvaaa -....I ?ll I ?!*< ? ? ?^~i?oT\a nun nil giiuu V/iiifaOiin ui | Lancaster on the aide of the oldest ( o native tntm eitl/en of lannwter today?my nearest approach as to |, an appeal to charity. v Thanking you In advance, f A. W. CHANCE ,! ? ? ?BOUT TOWN j? H 'aising funds in active Ited Cross 4 vork, or in keeping the home tires i turning. Should they not too, the loinckeepers, who nave worked side >y side with the men in a war which ins been unprecedently a partner-, ihip between men and women, as { list in the task of bringing peace . o all the families of the world? . Thn 1 t" " ? _ ? ..u uvu^ici r.<|iicii nuu rage eague wishes to express its appre-, -iation, with the other women of the ' 8 and, the stand that you, our great1 ['resident, have taken for granting o women her rights as a free. Intel-' igent citizen. Respectfully yours. Mrs. Leroy Springs, ' President Lancaster Equal Sufrago League. -o- ( Handsome Windows. The window displays of Christmas; roods at the Lancaster Department ^ stores are attracting the attention. >f all passers-by and Manager Oris-' oil has demonstrated in decorating hem that besides being a good sales- j nan he is a good window dresse . rhere are no more attractive win- v lows found in the cities. c. * 's f PERSONA IA c c Mrs. lien Sapp and little (laugh- <1 or. Doris Vivian, have returned a tome after spending the Thanks.iv- r nrr ? .... uiiw.ivn nun nor inoiner ami c istors at East Lancaster. r ?v Miss Myrtle Morton is ill with' nfluenza at hor home on Elm at root - ?<1? 11 Miss Minnie P. Duncan, who is v trincipal of tho Dudley high schoo!. j. pent Thanksgiving with her father (j dr. G. W. Plvler. !l Miss Dorothy Moore is . at homo roni Camden where she has been * caching. The school lias been clos i d on account of influenza. ?n? Capt. Wm. C. Moore is in Columiia for a few days. 11 Archie Niven. of Waxhaw, h;is ac-'s epted a position in the grocery tie p tart ment of tlie Lancaster Depart- t nent stores and is hoarding at the n tome of Dr. M It. WltherspowP. ' j; Mrs. J. H.Witherspoon has as her r ruests Mrs Manning Wood ley and j, ittle daughter, who formerly reside 1 t tere but have been living in Hurley, f sew Mexico, for the past two years t dr. Woodley is traveling by automo ^ die to Lancaster and is expected to v irrive here within n few days. ,1 ?o? Miss Lillian Caskey is spending n ome time with her sister. Mrs. .\ic- s 'nllom, in Tampa, Kla. v ?o? n Miss f?uy Skipper is at home from It 'onverse college, Spnrtanburc. to i ppnd some tune, me college havln . ,, IihpiI on ancount of the provalenop, s >f influpnza. jn ? ii George Payaeur, Jr., an<l Vancp lalley, the lattpr of the Jones Cros--' toads spotion of thp county hav* >een released from the army an.t ( tavo returnpd home. ;0i John T flreen and 1). Hpocp Wll- . lams were In Columbia Tuesday I ind Wednpsday for a hearlnc hpforo 1 he Supreme Court of the Halley-j Svana-Ringstaff murder case. ^ Rev. D. Ij. Hill, of Conway, was, he recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. AnIrew Gregory. Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Tlrock. of HvPrslde. will rotiirn In thlo nliu s ive shortly and will occupy the Sim ^underburk houso on North Main treat. ? I, ?++++++++++ ++++! HORTH LANCASTER 1 !A Lancaster, S. C., R. F. D. 7. Dec.i 2.? We have had a good fall for ( owing grain. There has been a'j :ood deal sown in this section and j ood stands are everywhere I think ( 'very one is through sowing. The ^ orn has been gathered and most of he cotton picked. Fairly good crops if cotton and an excellonf cmn orn was made, flood crops of botn s rish and sweet potatoes were made Phe Lookout Mountain for fall dantlng Is tbe best I know of a; Our people are killing their hogs \i ow and there are some good ones In li ho community. It is rather wafm r< n pork Just at this time. Mr. J P. Craig, of Krskine col- p nge, spent a few days at home last .eek. the college having suspended or a few days on account of the In- al luen/.a epidemic. - Our community has missed the a Flue" so far, I am glad say. Mrs. N. E. Craig has returned THE LANCASTER NE^ lomo from Catawba Junction after: i visit ot a few rttf/s. t * * WAXHAW No. (?. * * + i+ttttt,r + t + ,l'l, + + t Miss Margie Sistare, of Lancaster.) pent the week-end at home with her inrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Sistare. Mr. Hoy C. Ferguson has reurned to Canton, Ohio, after spend-1 ng a while with his parents, Mr. and ,t ru W I.".. t? . vi. i CI ^U^UII. Mrs. S. I>. Lathan and little laughter, Jessie Wilson, of River-; ide. spent Monday with J. R. Sisare and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. CJ. Shillinglaw pent the week-end at Leslies. Mr. J. R. Sistaie and son. Howard, nade a business trip to Lancaster ruesday. 5IRLS MAKE EFFORT TO ESCAPE PRISON rouns; Women, Senteinod to Reformatory, Set Fire to Fell in 1 Greenville Jail. 1 Greenville. Dee. 12.?Fifteen oung women confined In a large 1 ell at the county jail waiting to be ' ent to the Framingham, Mass.. r??ormatory, to which they were re \ ently sentenced by the federal ourt. hatched a plot to escape Fritay night, with the result that r bout 8 o'clock G. h. Jones, jailer, eceived an alarm of fire from the t ell and hea"d frantic veils and dercirg screams from the young j fomen prisoners. Investigation disclosed that tlie-e ^ ctually was a fire, that the bed nattress and clothing were burning i igorously and that the cell was died with smoke. An inquiry soon f etermined that fotir of the young , omen had laid the plot and had sot he beds on ft re 1 VOMEN COMMITTEE MAKES FINE REPORT c r (Continued From Page One.) ? a France have been adopted an I | even other applications sent in. \ rogratn for the health and reereaion work will he taken up in the ear future. lteing r tnemher of the ibor and war industries 1 report 1'.' romen engaged in industries in the | otinty, 14 girls who replaced men n the service. 1 find two graduate rained nurses who will volunteer or emergency relief work. Also hree who have had experience in ospltal. This is only a partial suei?V Will I'onnrt io/?ro !.? *?. I UKM < unci . I IliM " istrihuted literature for every drive the last heinc the War mp Community Service. The women have uoh an important part in the serine. It is the great' st of all. The rpanization of the woman's cotnlittee of the National Council of >efensQ has united the women of ur country and aroused a higher ' ease of patriotism. We are well ' rgunized for any service which we lay he called upon to do or give. * Ttespectfully submitted, Mrs. Mollio J. I'e1 rv. ' Chairman Woman's Committee, ' 'ouncll of National Defense, Dan- 1 aster County. 1 m \ COLDS ~a"\ Head or chest? \ are best treated j "externally"? S /ft f Inn > NFW PDICCQ oft- lift. * ?ft rfWV, wt, #I.?V | ,ANCASTKK A CHRSTKIl HY. CO. rhcdule in Fffert l>ec. 11)18. < Fiu?It'rn Time. Wr^tbnund. ,v. Lancaster 9:0ft a, m v. rt l.awn 0:41 a in. v. Raacomville 10:00 a. m v. Rlchburg 10:12 a. m. r. Chester 11:00 a. m Kaathound. v. Cheater 1:00 p. m. .v. Rlchburg 1:48 p. m ,v Raacomville 2:00 p. m v. Fort Lawn 2:20 p. m r. Lancaster 3:00 p. m. A. P. McLUR^J. General Manager. \ i i Oh' Ph'.ltsoN \ Ij PROPERTY. Fnder an order of the Probate ourt for Lancaster county. S. T. i administratrix of the estate of T [. Relk deceased, will sell at pubc auction for caab on Friday. Re?mher 20. 1918, at the late real-i ence of T M Relk. eight miles east f Lancaster, the following personal ronerty belonging to said estate: Several good mules, wagons, har>WB, nlow tools, and fnrmlnn nplements. also a quantity of rorn rid fodder, etc. The sale will begin at 11 o'clock m. MRS. GERTRUDE S RE UK. Administratrix. Dec. 13. 1318. ltl-2t?ltaw iTS, LANCASTER. S. C. For headache neuralgia, colds and grippe prudent physicians now advise The improved tablet in which the heart-depressing tendency is counteracted by heart-toning elements.. To avoid confusion Aspitone t? *f?M nnl v i*-? imi-v^b-on v... j utiut vncu packages. Price 35c. At AIDITOICS NOTICE. The County Auditor will 1111 the ollowing appointments for takiug ax roturns for 1918: Osceola Tuesday, January 7. Pleasant Valley Wednesday, Jantarv 8. % Belalr Thursday, January H. Van Wyek'Friday, January in. Dixie Monday. January 1:5, in the norning. Dwight Monday, January IS. in he evening. Tradesville Tuesday, January 14. A. S Mungo Wednesday, January 5, in the morning. Flat Creek Church Wednesday, fanuary ir>, in the evening. Taxahaw Thursday, January 16. White Bluff Friday, January 17, n the morning. Welsh Friday. January 17. in the evening. Kershaw Monday and Tuesday, annary 20-21. Heath Springs Wednesday and Thursday, January 22-23. Pleasant Hill Friday, January 24 Carmel Saturday, January 25. Ml male citizens between the if 21 and r>fi are liable for $3.0fl oad tax. AH male citizens between he nces nf 21 and f>0 pro liable for 1.00 poll tax. Hoturna shall ho made of personal irnperty anil all transfers of real esate should ho inado. JOS. W KNinilT. County Auditor. ? W Catarrh Cannot He Cured with LOCAL. Al'l'LS A'l luNS, c tiiey ra.inoi reach the s. .it ?if the disease ( ..tajrh is a local d ase. ur- itly intl icneed by . oiisittuti." ; "Mittens, and In ortb r to cure it ynu inusi take an Internal rein My. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts thru t\< blood <<n the m mis - .-ia es of tin system Mali's Ontnr-h Medicine was prescribed by opo ol i n- best physicians in tills country 'o.' years. It js composed of soira of too best tonics known, combined wit a come of the ' < st l>lo< I purltiers. The perteet combination of the ingredients <tl Hall's C tarrh .Medicine is what pioduc sin a w ndprful results in catarrhal conditions. Send ( ? tostimonints. :r< e 1' J Cllli.'.'iV Ar CO.. Props.. Toledo, O. All [trutigh s. '.:*?< . Hall's 1- iniily Pills for constipation. k + + -! + + + + + + + BUSINESS NOTICES ^ + + + + +1, + + + + + + ^4'^ enk wwnwv ki:al i>r\n: ? <?. Since the war is over has some plendid bargains to offer. We hink business wlil be good we have >aid our Real Estate License for auditor year and will be delighted to >uy. sell or exchange your property, ind will guarantee satisfaction. <ow listen: this is the time to buv on a home with rent money, or If am wish to sell, list your property vith us. it does not matter where it s, and if we do not sell, it will cost on nothing. List at once, so we an get yours in our annual circular. Vrite or phone. .1 E. McCAIN. Manger. Waxhaw, X. C. 'OK SALE A good four-room house on Sinclair Heights with aj. s?y< 8 The Starr Singing Throa I is the heritage of a half-cen I tury's musical experiena I . I is in th LANCASl -Tl I Liberty Loan { OF The First Nat ii :i\p vnn ivi?i1iv?wl iU? - - ?v. iv.tini.nl IIIC X your Liberty Bonds around the The Federal Reserve Bank dreds of Liberty Bonds have bet TO SAVE THE BOXl) HOI COUNTY from this kind of b> LIBERTY BOND DEI'ARTMK every bond owner in this eoun with us and receive one of our I i tilieates. This service is oll'ered yon sisted the (Government in sellinj | now ready to provide a safe w; them. Your banking business of solicited. ?THE First Natioi LANCASTE city water, largo lot and wired in. i Alex tiritlin. Lancaster. S. C. 16 HUt KKXT?\ two-horso farm in Douglas neighborhood, flood six- i room house, uood water nmt nfi?- ? tures Apply to M. .1 Green, or 0\ Jno. T. llrci-n, Attornev. 1 *?-At. : | __ | I OK KENT All modern 6-room i house on Cemetery street. Apply < I to \\\ J. Cunningham. lfi-lt. j W 1NTKI) \V. will p. y v< n rents .j. , each for good meal anil hull lines .j. deliver'il at mill. Lancaster <'nt- , ton Oil Co. 10-6t. ONE \1 T(>M<>111 r.i . No. for i|ui'h. Nearly new. Price O K.iOlfl \V. 11 Terry. l0-2t. I l?E*?SI\(i < I.I II on hack strict Call piione 122?dry cleaning; also fancy work. Robert May hew. 1 a - 41 j < FOR SALE Original long leaf! shingles :it mv milt noar Pleasant' V ? Plain church. Albert Vunninir l ( nam. 16-4t. , STRAYED from R E. Wylie's farml * about four weeks ago one hlaekj sow with white streak in forehead. Hampshire bred. Reward for return. E. C. Evans, Lauras- . ins ter, K. F. D. 3. 15-2t. net I.OST Brooch green enamel, dia- ( " jnond and pearls. Reward. Mrs. sa' T. M. Hughes. 14-3t. Mo o'r LOST?One light and dajk colored 1 a^ male cow; woight about 700 lbs. '?>' Liberal reward for return to C. T. ?a' llorton, It. F. I). 2, Kershaw, S. '.liLl , ! SAI.K Mules, cows, hops, corn.I 1 The Difference e Tone"?anc ER DEPARTMENT tie Rest Place to Shop After All PAGE FIVE ? >i i H I mmmmmammmmmmmmrn Department ional Bank you are taking in keeping house ? has notified us that hun;n stolen and lost already. d)KMS OF LANCASTER ss. we have opened a INT and will be glad for ty to deposit their bonds liberty lJond Deposit Ceri entirely free; as we asij you these bonds, we are ly for you to take care of every nature is cordially * t 1 A ial Bank :r, S. C. fodder and all kind of farming tools to bo soid at auction Friday, December 2<>th. Sale starts at lrt n'clock, rain or shine, at iny place. William Robinson. Lancaster, S. C. ir>-2t. Kit 1.1\l> n.l'U HOADSTKIl for ?ile This far is in good runniug condition: tiros rood* throo of them now; oxtra whoel and tiro; cntrino in perfect order. Price Apply News office. ?+ + + + + + + + + + + + + PROFESSION AL ('ARI)S * ? ++ + + + + + *+ + + + + l)K. J. ItKK(T) Kl NDKRIH IIK, lb-ntul Surgeon. ce Honrs: 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. 2:00 to G: 00 P. M. And by Appointment. Office Phone 16 0. Residence Phone 201. Office over Lancaster Pharmacy \V. s. IIDIiliV, Veterinary Phyilcian. Surgeon and Dentist. Otfles it Gregory, Heod Live 3t ick Co. utablea. Residence Phone 185; Office Phone 226. i tier of Mci'tinu of Stockholders* Sot ice is hereby given of a nieetof the stockholders of the Bent-Terry Company, of Lancaster, S. to be held at the office of the ii iienneir-i erry company on nriay, December 30th, 1918, at 1ft lock, a. m., for the purpose of inp the necessary steps required law for the dissolution of the il corporation. W. P. BKNNRTT, W. H. TKRIIY, directors and sole Stockholders. Lancaster. S. C., Nov. 3ft, 1918. Hi *honograph with your rn and your choice will ionably be the Starr i 1 Why I STORES t