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TUESDAY. DEC. 24, 1918. . lfctillg (lOtHl Hu.sillCSS. The merchants of Lancaster at having a good Christmas sales bus! ness and Friday. Saturday and yet terday the streets have been line with people who did not do thoi Christmas shopping early as the * are so often admonlahixt <tn Spring Weather. Since the heavy rains of last wee the weather hereabouts has been lik spring- The temperature has bee considerably above the usual for th time of year and today, tlio day b< fore Christmas, is much more lik a day In March or April. Married in Washington. Miss Willis Elliott, of this citj daughter of Mrs. L. S. Elliott, an Mclvin C. Andrews, formerly nii chine operator at the Star theatei v ero married in Washington Mor day, December 16. They will r< side in Washington. ?o? No Paper Friday. The News will not be Issued n Friday of this week. Usually th paper has missed both issues durin Christmas week but this year It wn decided to issue one paper and nils the other. The next paper will b issued Tuesday, December 31. Stoll Hack From France. (\ F. Stoll received a telcgrai yesterday front his son, Sgt, W. F Stoll. saying ho had arrived safel in New Jersey and will soon be bac home. Sgt. Stoll has been in Franc lor several months. ?o? To Call Pastor. There will be a eonferenee Rur day morning after Sunder school n the First Haptist church for the put pose of calling a pastor. All men hers aro urged to attend. \V. T. Gregory, W. C. Hough. Com. + PKRHONALS. T. J. Mosier, of Camp Jackson, i at home tor the holidays. George \V. Parr, of Camp Jacl sou. spent the week-end at home. Gene Hough, of the navy, Is spenr Ing the Christmas season at home. Miss Kstelle Milling, who is tear! ing at Gresham, S. C., is at home f<: Ikn Chrtrtlmas apnsnn ?n? John King is at home for tho hoi days from the S. A. T. C. of Clemsn college. ?o? Will Strait, has hoon released froi army service and has returned to tli city. Roy nicgart, of the S. A. T. O. < the I'niversity of South Carolina, at home for the holidays. ?o? I ? 1111 rillllll, fll I 4?l 11?I' I l'?l lone. is spend ins tho holidays wit Miss Louise I'ortpr. Miss Margaret Lemniond wont I took Hill last night to spend sever lays with Iter sister. ?o? Mrs. (' \V. Rocninrtli. ol \shovi! has returned to her home after visit to Miss Juanlta Wylio Miss l!e i.'e^nav's has gone ."harlot t> to spend a few da>s wil her t-ister, Mrs. Co ?go Ilea'"!. ?o ? ('a ota in Itolioit fiat" Is stietolil the Christmas season with frieiu and relatives in th > idty and mint ?o? John Stew man. Jr , is at hon from Clonmon eollege to spend tl holidays with li s parents ?u? Col. and Mrs. I.eroy Springs lo Saturday night to spend the ho! ^ days in New Yorl'. 7 ?o? M s? Mini e Crons'xaw, who ht heon in th ? r vy at N r.iolk, V; r hi i<> for C>e holidnvr. #' M's.' Cladvs Jones, win his a i> if i ?' Wni a Shoal . is hem i id ho it it t! .vi:b nor a the Mi" LJdft Jore-. r. Ja"k N vons. of York, -<) ding tlm h t w 111 her p: rents. Mr. an..' M s I R. Porter, ( North Main sffot. o? Major !. !>enn W'ngo, who Bpei seven months i:t Franco and recenti i turned to this country. 15; npendin nevoral days with friends and ret t;ves hero. O ? ttiy O. Hums, forniorly tolegrap operator at tho Southern station i this city, has written friends of h snfa arrival at Camp Morrctt, N. J from overseas. -- 4 ABOUT TOWN ~ | Mrs. Nannie A. Craven, of Lenoir, e N. C., arrived today to spend the I- holidays with Mr. and Mrs. George i- H. Craven. i- Assistant Attorney General Claud y N. Sapp. of Columbia. is spending the holidays with relatives here and in the county. Mrs. Sapp end Claud, Jr., have been here several weeks, k -o? e J. Harvew Witherspoon, of the ii navy, is sncmiinii ???. k~u.? ??*? _ . - ?r> * ??VT UUIiU(l) h Willi the family of his undo, J. H. Witlierspoon. 0 Kdly Cunningham is at home for the holidays from Canton, Ohio, where he holds a position in a big steel plant. ir, ?0 Miss Nora Pressly, teacher in the t- Douglas school, left yesterday to r, spend the holidays at the home of i- her parents in Chester. Vis. 1.. O. liszenhy and Miss Pearl Miller are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hackney, the n latter their sister, in Charlotte, e ?o? ^ Misses Margaret, Mary and Klizas heth Candler, daughters of Captain t and Mrs. C. Z. Candler, of Charlotte, o returned to their home Friday, after a visit to Mr. and Mrs It it ?< <*?? Miss Lucia Murchlson is at home n for tho holidays from Acnes Scott, \ Atlanta. Miss Murchison has jusl y recovered from an operation for apk pendiettis. 4 OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR THE VISIT TO ENGLAND i- President Wilson is Expected to it I teach l>over Thursday Afternoon. l London. Iter. 23.-?Following the official program in connection with the visit of President Wilson to England: The presidential train will arrive I at Dover at 12:10 p. m. Thursday J land will he received hv the duke ol , | v <111 Hit IIK II >, representinp Illfl KiriR; John \V. Davis, American ambnsan dor to Washington, and Lord Her { schell. lord In waiting: to the king Commander Sir Charles Cuist equerry to the kins, will meet th( |. President at Calais and will he spe rially attached to him. The party will arrive at Charing !_ Cross station in London at 2:30 p ,r in., and will be received by the kinu and queen and with the sovereign" will drive to HuekinKhani palace i " Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease I Catarrli is a local disease, greatly inm | fluenced by constitutional conditions, and 1 In order to cure it you must take an i" | Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh MedlI cine is taken internally and acts thru ' the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was t prescribed by one of the best physicians H in tliis country for years It Is composed of some of the best tonies known. , combined with some of the best blood I purifiers. The perfect combination of the ingredients in H ill's Catarrh Medicine is \\ hat prod wo. dcrful il I results in catarrhal c< nditlona. 8e id for testimonials, free. 0 p. j. CHENEY CO.,1 r. pa., Toledo, O. All DrUffglHts, 7Gc. Hall's Family l'ii. for rorvlip.ltlon. to ^ j Our Many Custo I' a Ver I < I 101 LililljL i Wo extend our th crous portion of ye seen lit to give us. In order that 01 Christmas, this stor is 3. ' Wednesday and The and 2t?th. We will as usual Fridav moi it > Robinsonh "LANCASTER'S L # ... , - T THE LANCASTER NEWS The streets will be lined by troops, who will be assisted by contingents ~ from the royal navy and the air forces. ~ On Thursday evening the Presl- E=E i dent and Mrs. Wilson will dine pri- I? i vately. Friday morning and after- 55 noon will be reserved for the Presi- ?= dent to meet the Britsh cabinet mem- 55 bers. In the evening the king will 55 give a banquet at Buckingham palace. 55 On Saturday the President will ^ nniPRI'il f r> tho eltir t/i i-ono!"" "" ?1 I11UIU. ? ,I)ear little Leola, she has left us, ^ Left us. yes, forevermore, EE Hut we hope to meet our loved one. On the happy golden shore. EE 1 A precious one from us in gone, = A voice we loved is still, = ' A place Is vacant In our home, Which never can he filled = ?Mother. jj= 1 Thanks '| I wish to thank my friends = and patrons for the liberal = ? business given me during the EE year 11)18. 1 appreciate be- = yond measure the patronage EE of the public and my efforts = during the New Near \vffl be =E is in the past, to plea c. j E: A. W. CHANCE I jjl L E WISH || mers and Friends | hk y merry ? iTMAS J zzz ;mks for the very tfen- = >ur l>usiness \ ou have ill* force may enjoy e will be closed all day irsd;i\ ''Mh I>e open Mr business ^ rnintf, December 27fh. Cloud Co. 1 s E A DING STORE.'* ~.l dross at Guild Hall. On that oven- Ej 1 iiik a dinner will be given by the ~ government at Lancaster house, at which the British ministers w'll b.' present. After the dinner the Pres:- ~ dent will leave London for Carlisle, EE his mother's birthplace, where h?? ? will spend Sunday. EE J From Carlisle the presidentia party will proceed to Manchester, ~ where the President will be the EE: guest of the lord mayor. Arrange- = ments have been made for the Presi- ? dent to receive on Monday the free- ~ dotn of the city of Manchester. ~ IN MKMOItlAM. EE In Memory of Little Letla Wright. ? I The little infant, daughter of Mr EE and Mrs. S. M. Wright, who departed ^ | from this life October 18, 1918. ^ You have fallen asleep. I.eola, EE Asleep in Jesus to wake no more, , We cannot hear your sweet voice. ~ ' Till we meet on the other shore, rr: ' Two little feet laid down to rest. Two little hands crossed on the :Ej breast, = Two little eyes so slumberly closed. Which God wakes to weep no . LANCASTER. S. C. iHiiimiiiiiiuimiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RFn r CHRIS] ROLL Below is published the reports from scho up to Monday noon. A complete and final be carried in this paper Tuesday, Decemi All school district chairmen?men and 1 reports as promptly as possible to H. P. Li Call Headquarters. Member: Lancaster. Lancaster Cotton Mills Kershaw Kershaw Cotton Mills Heath Springs Barberville Pleasant Valley Belair Osceola Van Wyck = Ferguson I North Lancaster | Helms = Jacksonham = Zion E Ne w Bethel | Tabernacle = Tradesville = Cane Creek r Camp Creek = Dixie i Buford = Union | Oak Hill 1 -Bell Town | Dousri *s . E Elgin Rich Hill | Fork Hill White Bluff E Taxahaw ? Riverside Jones Cross Roads = Caston = Pleasant Plain | Charlesboro . .: | Tank : Dry Creek Bruce . = Oakburst Haile Gold Mine.. . . . Midway. . . I F'atOi-e7: | CrmMxv . = f'tonhoro \ Bethel i Unity : A liiioch i Are you thinking of the hoys who have Ara TT/->-1 nolfiilinf + ,r> 'Ill nnBl.lU.. T"'"* e r. J"" ? 1 ''"j. * ' < '1 _y ^-tisuaity list 1, AH jou nerd is a heart, and a dollar t.o an Christmas Poll Call ilil!lil!lllllllllllllllllil!lil!il!ll!l!llllllillllllllllllllllilllll!!llllllllllllll . . ( ^ ' PAGE FIVB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiHiniiiiiiiiniiiittiniHMiHHiHiiiiiiiiii^ KUSSI rMAsj CALL} >ol districts in the county received =5 report of all school districts will == )er 31st. = ivomen are urged to make their == idington, Roll Call Cashier, at Roll |= ships | Women Men Total . 401 275 676 g . 250 165 415 200 200 400 H 22 31 53 = 9 12 21 H 8 12 20 j 22 35 57 ?? 34 68 100 || . 22 29 51 P 21 41 62 H 25 25 if 7 7 M 24 50 74 n== 8 12 20 H 2 11 13 = 12 14 20 =i 8 8 I! H5 18 0 23 T! 3= *= answered the final rol1 call? rom "over there." == iswer "present" at the Red Cross H IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII! Illlllllllllllll . r