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TLBSUAI, JANUARY 7, 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT TOW! V. I>. O. to Meet. . and the The United Daughters of the Con- "Ord? federacy will meet Wednesday afte.- up on u noon at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Lea- ably su ter Robinson at her home on Nortu take cai Main street. \ within i ?o? continui Attends <?<mm1 Roads Meet. filling < C. D. Jones returned Sunday from effort t Columbia where he attended a meet- shown Ins of the ways and means commit- has woi t o of the state automobile assoeia- past, tion and representative citizens from "Rule all sections of the state. The put- 'niporta has notified us that hun>n stolen and lost already. .DF.RS OK LANCASTER ss. \vc have opened a NT and will be glad for ty to deposit their bonds ) aborty Bond Deposit Cerent i rely free; as we asr you these bonds, we are V for VOIl In /%<" Wl every nature is cordially I [ 1 rial Bank R, S. C. ui a. + . UvXH ADMIRAL ZAVK DEAD. kVashington. Jan *!.?Roar Adal A. V. Zano, I". S. N. retired, (1 Friday at his residence in this y. Admiral Zano had boon roIi'd to aotivo dutv and sorvod in % rosorvo corps during the poriod the war. Department I ional Bank you are taking in keeping house ch Mr. Mi-Adoo sawl should be sidered :i war expense lhat :< inn-en-i's would amount to been $6un.Dim.ooo ami *700.000.; and that the eoal t?i 11 for 1<1 ntbs last year was ? U.OOO.OOil ater tlian for the saim period of lr. Mi Adoo recited a number of isportation reforms which he said uld be continued in the future, se included pooling and co-operm among railroads to enlarge and trali/.e terminal facilities, whose tnping under present conditions said is largely responsible foe Itic congestion and periodical eight jams." Other advantageous inns suggested were the working of economics through eliminating less competition, common use of s. locomotives, shops, ticket ofs. standardization of equipment, nination of circuitous routes, and general operation of the railroads i national system instead of as locotnpeting units. I am frank to say that I do not ieve that these important reforms possibly be accomplished if w? to have in the future several tdfed different railroad companies we have had in the past," conted the director general. "I bee they can all be accomplished ler through a comparatively few road companies or through single eral control." O THOUSAND FHKNUHMKN ENTEU CAPITAL OF HCNOAITT ^rls. Jan. 6.?Two thousand inch soldiers have entered Rudat. the Hungarian capital, accordto a telegram from Zurich to the nps. One detachment occupied castle of Count Karolyi, where Id Marshal von Mackensen, of the rtnan army, is interned. )ther reports reaching Zurich m Budapest say that there have in several brawls there between miininnu nnrl Mntrvnfe PAGE FIVE ADOQ EXPLAINS HIS 5-YEAR POLICY (Continued From Page One.) mination of the director general orrow. At hearings next week, l\ Thorn, counsel of the associaof railway executives, will be rd in opposition to the live year msion plan. leading a long prepared stateit. Mr. McAdoo disclosed to tho nnittee that the aggregated govinent compensation to all roads lh 18 is calculated at a little less 11 $:?oo.'MMi.noO; that this is at $ 1 :iU.noo.iMHi more than the roads' net income* this sunt relenting the deficiency which the eminent will have to pay, and ii iiiuiKiiijr ousiness oi ?THE irst Natioi LANCASTE OF e First Nati re you realized the risk berty Bonds around the 4 Federal Reserve Bank Liberty Bonds have bet SAVE THE BOX I) HOI V from this kind of !<> PV BOND DKPARTME and owner in this counl and receive one of our I s service is offered you le (Government in selling d> to provide a safe we hod as yet anions the' fn}, ins the supply of raw -pOI lermany and Austria. ' the ? i Siiiiiit 5c Cured i Hoi iPPL?1C AT IONS, as they- i ( he seat of the disease i ocal disease. Kreatly In- : 'ro Btltutlonal conditions, and j j^r re It you must take an | r. Hall's Catarrh Medt- i Ru Internally and acts thru e mucous surfaces of the Catarrh Medicine was , ne of the best physicians ' for years. It Is com- t >f the best tonics known, some of the best blood mil perfect combination of ,. In Hall's Catarrh Medttroduces such wonderful pjj. rhal conditions. Send for e. fi'l fk CO.. Props.. Toledo. O. p 76c. Pills for constipation. 1 of lertv loan I ..V . ..jciva-l . ? . I out lenning. at Columbus, .?? . r, use amp at West Point. \pp. ho said, is desired ? , . . . flee ierv training ramp arol i i about 16.000 men. | ? , in 1 RESSIOXAfi VIEW I'131 cal TTIXO CAMP SITKSj ! bel Jan. 6.?Secretary can Intended to seek tlie arp tress on the question hur the land on which ar- as ts are located. Hejtini department thought; ]|pv camps should tie made pttt d that it would cost raji .ono to acquire the fpqi ipprovcd for this put-' tter will be brought up t\\ *ars before the house ?* I ending A et Itenclied. p.^, fi.?No understanding p,.s DIVISION Mc 5 COMING HOME From I'aje One ) General Menober, ar- exai ew days ago and has toin rge of the air service.1 A. nformed us that 5lp to tlon ift. which was a few hea there was no such extt been reported. The} 1 not wiped out." mei niment on the fact (if eotn that casualties in the ?rn were much more than f?r latod?" lie was asked, tha. low wliose estimate is i statement carried in 1,1'' alleged t?> have emair department sources. KOV ?et that the casualties vv''' ut loo,otto, which of ron effect ly preposterous vv,lt nsilde military man 'vv< T.I ? i ' .' 00(1 rhe question was not t that time hut I tie m" le to the secret >rv of ery closely what turn* '''' he fact. Any one fol- ^ ivities of heavy fight- 'r:n iw that the casualties s''? ond. and that the re- ' 10 was entirely out of a,'< nd without Judgment." ?en tefore the house mill- ^'a e. Assistant Secretary 1 announced the desire ' partment to hold per-! " in nrnut ! .. . Il'.t oosevelt, the only motnmlly who was jtt homo theiTl. a family gathering /. but as no alarm war ^ Ol Colonel's condition, the .. ... u , solicited wore to spend the l\ol Mr parents had pone te" s of the country. is ?3 or chest? L . best treated fc&WCK S J rnslly"? Ia^Bwt) !ES ~ 30c, 60c, $1.20 mmmmmmmmma ildrossod to his jiorson- 1 O Jamos Ati 1 os, a younp COUNT ad boon in bis soi vioo the Wh'lf llonso and LILUKI ing at tho foot of ii*? everv h< 'ator \nins notlrod th" with US broathing hoavily and tificatt'S iod Ho loft I ho room irso who had boon sum Tlli Ovstor Tin y vosiiM'day oturnod Colonol Uooso- sist(;(l tl h Thoy | _. rents, Mr. and Mrs. A Paris, Jan. ring the past week. has been rear us, of Mount Holiy, N allies concern! st of Mr. and Mrs. Fred materials to CI the past week. ark. of New York rifv #-?_.? t_ r Viauuiu v. he home of his mother. wUh LOCAL, A lack cannot reach t Catarrh is a 1 flut-nced by com PI/ P.MT, ,ir fn. 0'de.r _l? I j;\\ I 1) 1 j I iui?i uai iculvJU) AT AN EARLY th biwd^nnth lOLU YESTERDAY pwwrtbed'by" * _ in this country posed of some i d From Page One.) combined with purifiers. The the ingredients war davs; the states- cine is what j results in catari governor of New York testimonials, fr. I. had wielded the "big * AJU V"SVs. trlessly; the big :nni Hall's Family >pjral .jungles, tin- ?-iti- ??-???. died preparedness long mmmmmmmmmmam intry entered the world 1 #L neither Colonel Rouse- I a|i rife had any foreboding I'ould so soon still his tnd body It was only it Mrs Rooseve t sent i harles Stewart Davison t h<\ general citizen's pointed to welcome reiers in New York an u O t the colonel would ar- JL Ml lorary chairmanship of e. It was 4 : 1 !i o'clock it 11 ;c that the former Preslhis sleep painlessly. lli<| your Lil tie directly to a blood one lung, the result of The rhenmtism. , , he light, please." were dreds of Pre? Ident's 1-1 words C., Mr. and Mrs. Frank romtnodating ancaster; Lieut. J. M. t Hancock, N. J., and M'.\NTS rf)\( f Norfolk. Va. n is. George Fish enter mer Saturday evening Washington, being Dr. A. L. Ot* Maker said lie ie. Thelma and Kath views of con* Miss Agnes Link. of purchasing re Mills entertained a my eantonnien ?r friends at a New said the war on Tuesday evening. some of these Hand, of Charlotte. N. permanent an lends and relatives in about $12,000 ing the past week. sites already i ) Wilson, of Florence, ' >ose. The mai in Fort Mill the past when he app? est of Mr. and Mrs. J. committee. mith. of Atlanta <: > \'<> i thins as has Irs. Leroy Springs re | batteries were day from a stay o 1 m W ill you ro in New \ ork. , o _ | it was a fact) ii rp i<* i ... American armv II. relford. of Atlanta, h , , v. ^ nan noon nstfn ry Niven. of Woxhaw t (lay with Miss Annie 1 1,0 not k' luring the holidays. referred to. the papers are S'vlie went to folum "/''ed from wa ling on business. was to the otT. ?o? would he abo ykin. of Camden, spent course was m last week in town on a,1(l respo fathered it. ?o? | asked of me : "ell, of Cooleenee, X prediction mail ay in Lancaster. ; xvar followed v ?o? . nd out to be t Skipper left Friday af ' 'owing the act Columbia college, Co.' I|1K would knr 1 she will enter school, i wo"''l correspi j port of inn,on + + + + + + + + question a ?RT MILL. J Appearing I tary commltte _ of War Crowel ?. C.. Jan. 6.?Mr. and of fhp war loyd were the hosts to manently Can larty composed of Mr. ville, ('amp F H. Uoyd. of Charlotte. 0a" arul the r Wt \I..? 4 T I I Ky- r?imp Rrs ut Mis. A. r. Land, of ? ' ... ;i S ;i fiold nrtl uw.-mnK n;?s rpv.-p ftyour ^ HOHINSON. Attorney \AIMixS 1019. 22-71. MEW PR1C "ooper. governor-elect,' before his coi co two wpoks from to- conflict, ho opening of the sue- Apparently he session. With tho volt nor his v Mr. Cooper, other state 'fiat death v begin their terms. J artive mind ; Irangcburg will become yesterday |h; ivernor; Sam M. Wolfe, a letter to C attorney general; 11 j chairman of tissioner of agriculture.'committee an Arnold of Spartanburg, turning sold uiissioner. ' nounclng fha ?o? I cept the hot Mrs. Ernest Moore re- committe iy from Baltimore. this morning dent died in death was d fJregory returned Sun- rIflt ,mlsrP), |n Pston- Inflammatory ??? "Put out t + the former ESS NOTICES 4 They were a< + + + + 4?4 + + **4al attendant, ^'e will pay seven con's, n'"ro who h nod meal and hull bars <""n he lett it mill. Lancaster Cot-' who was 8,tt 16-61 . h?i I Some time I IDES Cow, horse.! 2>atIent wns P. goat hides, mink a'anr possum. fox. coon ,n ?aU ,h" n" PCS cauthen. White m?nert frnm e n.e before vou sell WhPn ,hPV 1 22-8t. |V?" hnd h"f called Mrs. R . . ) her of the fai >11 SALE. , There had b? . Christmas da: 'y for Mrs. Mamie L i felt over the will sell at Public auc- 'children who on the tlrst Monday in, idavs with flu 1 . her house and lot different part e corner of French and S adjoining the Preshylot, in rase the same i* private sale before that a ?roperty is desirably lo-j *e*te v mui me wnsorvnr nasi Mse thine in thus con-!New Hern, N. Springs with South Hunter, of I. ?e?. He did not go into1 ?OV(, of p a reward, political or! ? le went Into It to fight ('?lp. o y of the world, and hel Mr and M ost glorious record. We ''lined at dlr at fine boy would not ,,u*'r Kuests I nixed up in South Caro- MisseR Georg leen Ott and ?-o? Miss Hernl is iters For Danrc. number of h< evening of last week' Year'8 party r cotillion club gave a . wm McCIe >le dance at Mackey (' ' visi,?(I fr Among the out of-town; ^ <fur Mrs. N'ed Williams, Mis8 Jessi a DeLoach. Klen Doug- W"8 a visitor Heth Green. Virginia ,h" K"' erlne Hlakeney, Ver. Mil In. 11. Harry Foster. Ken- Kmer8on S ey. William Faster, all v,slted hls P? also the Miss.-a Rp'ratt. K Sm,,h- d" : John Kdmonds. of Outlier N'iti :eneth Robblns. of G0. C" was a PUC! Hopkins, of Baltimore. N'T <lur,nK awford. of itock Hill. William Mi ?<? >R a guest in t ? Meets Next Week. Mrs. Haftie .V al assembly will "meet . m today. This will be 1 AnoLi/ . on of the 73rd assembly AWAY ie will elapse the openore organization is ef(Continue Mlson of I.an caster, seri in the house, left Men- of Spanish mbia and is getting the man. who as iness. Governor Man-' and President preparing his last mes-' stick" so fej Is to bo presented tl^e hunter of tr< The inauguration of zen who prea LANCASTER NEWS, LANCA ty welfare work. l)uri itays of the war, Mr. PI his whole strength ami every war work com- Migg M K( as launched, not only| turQed hQme , ami getting funds from, dgys |n Lyn lso was a liberal per- 1^ Mrg T j tor. in church has had a; ? ^ ^ trowth during the pa^' ,g v|8lUng ht, Goode. a growth not rence 1)ri8Coll hers hut in spirituality There is not the least and ^ ie forces or the church Un.ned yegter sing of the church year geyeral weekg it was found that no outstanding from any Mrs (.po j and Miss Ma on church will mnRre N {, sponf ( 0 induce Mr. (Joj.de to WUherspoon , t is hoped that he can iee that it would be a John I>. V for him to leave a llia tlii? morr lirough his etl'orts is be1 so successfully. Douglas B< ?w > a few days 1 'ho Knows? business, o'k llill Record: Th ; server has seen fit t | Lieut. Ten leut. Elliott White (\, spent Frid ncaster for governor of ia. We do not know if Miss Guy i is serious in this mat-i ternoon for uinly hope the words of lutnbia. where were not written in a: rigs has been one o' the, of the war, but we be- * I notoriety is the very would crave. He is a, ' "r? C gentleman?as modest Mrs. W. L. li 1 he would be the last ;l week-end i nrld to have such noto- }UUj Mn}> jj upon him. We cannotj Mr STEH. S. C. 1 THIRTIETH SKDONAUS. u ozella Driscoll has re- (Continued ifter spending the holiehburg, Va.. with her division. Major B. O'KeilLy. rived here a f ?o*~- taken over cha Hobman. of Baltimore, His office has i ir sister. Mrs. J. Bau-i the time he h i days peeeding. labors havo not only oarnod! ' n,,rrn ?rooi i a vary warm plaro In thnjtor,an <*huroh of tho Hant 1st pooplo rf no* 8oJ<1 a< I n. but amonp all donorrtlnn- ,,niP This j id rroods bo Is very popular. ra,?'' an'l ' 10 very bojrlnninpr of his work roomf' idon ho has ontorod wholo-| \V. P. ] ly Into ovory phnzo of olvlc Jan. 7th, \ veral days acn. Several mem-| delivered a ' hH family were with him ton Oil Co. he end came. ?o? \V\\TKI> I . John K. floode Called. nuile, she? Cnlumhla State says: The muskrat. >hn K. floode. pastor of thei skins. Ca n Tlaptlst church, has been street. Se d a call as pastor to the First your hides church of Lancaster. The er church offers a very large . religious endeavor and the being carefully considered by indon pastor. hut no definite attorn* las yet been taken by him. j "eckham. I floode will have served the ,ion 1 ?r a church three years next 1" ad his untiring and conse-|-located nt th I. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock attendance Is desired. | w '11 ,ake p,a 0 I day or on ifliionzii at I lock Mill. ' 011,1 wopk of Rock Hill Record savs: Dr ,n?,ur,ion of dey Minor, tho health com "fflrorH w,n or. asks tho Record to toll T ' ' * of ( iple of this cltv that influenza ll,M,,ennnl n steadily on the Increase in of An,,p"on. Mil. Ho states t^at HO oases H:"ris- comn ported to the hoard of health am' H 11 >mher So far In January f,0 r:,ilroa<1 00,1,1 ses have been reported. ?o? Judge and mains Sent to Kershaw? turned Frlda remains of L. P. Watts, a ? of Kershaw who died at the ... , ? < hauncev infirmary at Rock Hill at 2 day tf> rhar, Sunday morning following ration were shinned to th of relatives of the deceased * shaw. Funeral services was BITSIN id Intevnionf took place there * ^ ay. The deceased, who was \V.\\TKI> V s old. was taken to the hos-| each for r; $8 5. the war for 7. 8. 9. in in Block C, (lien- otherwise. I R. B. Maekey; >U0. for the libert 3. 4. 7. 8, 9. 10 in Blo^k J. achieved a m od, (llenwood Realty Co.; feel sure th: l. want to pet r ncre in Lancaster. and house. Una politics. >r Oroeery Co.; $532. lalf acre in Lancaster. Excel- Many V ocerv Co.; $2 55. Thursday ( her sale of land yesterday at Lancaste rt house waft a tract in the nloSf enjovat f Kershaw divided into four! 0p0ra house. The purchasers were John TJ ?UPS(S were , one lot. 75x210 feet. $425; i ^|sses Rhetti itoe, two lots of the same size. ja8 Qoykin. ic. $885: John W. Ingram Taylor. Kath 80x210 feet, $1,700. non McDowe ???? nedy Rlakem Burled at McColl. 0f Camden; James H. McLaurin has re- nf Fort Mill from McColl, where her hus- Ridgeway; H .ieutenant McLaurin was bu- lumbla; Mr. Lieutenant McLaurin was and Frank Ct n a train wreck in Oklahoma Istmas eve and his body was, la-gislatiiri to McColl where with Mrs.I Thp KOner in and their little daughter,-one woei< frr ded before entering the ser- (hfi nrRt 8P8S, j and some tin n I idp day bef Will Meet Silt unlay. \ fpr*t#Ni Mary Anna Jackson chapter. james S. V .. will meet with Miss Mildred CPajlt.a,-arnif i Saturday afternoon at four (lay ff>r (-olll] hall in read ? 1 ning is now Civic League to Meet. 'sage, which Civie League will meet at the opon,n(f ,|ay oss rooms tomorrow. (Wed- ? . ... i i i. ^noil n liar v 4. 1!I19, a son. W ??? Says the H 1.11/011 by Estate Sold. .Charlotte Ob al tracts of land and town nominate LI on^ing to tho late I.. C. Laz- Sprints of I.a ero sold for division at tho South Cnrolir ouse yesterday as follows: the Ohesrver e place, purchased by Mrs. je(.< We cert -I. Lazenby; consideration. that editorial Jocular vein. atlon So. 2. 155 acres. II. Y. Lieut. Sprii hurk. $0,050. great heroes atlon No. 2, known as theL neve politlca place; 103 3-4 acres. J. J. last thins he on. $3,300. modest younf atlon No. 4. 366 acres in as a girl. am Creek township. It It. Mac- one in tho w .150. rietv thrust 1. 2. 3. 4. 17. 18. 13. 20 in help but thin Glenwood. Mrs. Nannie done an un? ell lllnson, $1,057.50. necting Lieut 5, 6 in Hlock C. Glenwood. J. Carolina nnlti THE \ ~~ and communi 1 AND COUNTY l^iT ? energy into other two remain untouched, palgn that w ts for Bulck cars are piling in organized < s very fast and L feel reason-i others, but a re that we shall be able to sonal contribi e of the greater part of them The Shand< a reasonable time. We shall; phenomenal * ? to follow our old policy of j torate of Mr. irders, and will make every'alone in num o see that no favoritism is and finances, our waiting list which plan division in th "ked out so admirably in the and at the clo j last October k enthiasts appreciate the arrears were nee of this announcement member, all uncertainty has now beer. ] The Shand 1. both as to the possibility every efTort t ng Huiek cars this year and remain and i nihility of the prices being made to t >r lowered." great mistakt work which tl Birth. ing conductec to Ifoir .....I vt? ~ " the homo offloo." said Mr. (?rei?ory. hearts containing: the revised price ached- Shnndo 'lie efTertiye January 1, 101D, rover lions ai In* the various Tlulrk models durlnr Prom tl the remainder of the season. Four <n Bhai models have been reduced in priccj hearted i- . ' ' ' " " hold an an Important inoetlnc and officer^ vostord i? tho ensuing yonr will ho elected.1 0? vo All members aro urgently requested , pita I so to ho preseht. . hers ol ??? i . whon t Sni|?ON.Montgomery. .Tames s. Snipes and Miss Louise Uov Montgomery woro mairiod by Hev. rp^p W. S. Pattorson on Dooombor SO. |{oy y( l'-oth of those young people aro o> shando tho N'orfh Lancaster section. exfonde n Map! 1st Automobile Prices Drop. I,an cast Vn Interview with A. J CJregory field of of this city, local llulck distributor, call Is mal es certain that tho purchaser of the Shf a Hliiek car between now and the action I o d of 1 *> 10 season Is not running Mr. any chance that the price will be Shandoi subject to further chance during June ai that period. crated "I hflVf* luat ropolvo/1 n InttPr fr^ni for 1.1 spent in Lancaster county, where she ono ,ot reared a large family of children. Mrs. Robinson lived to he sixty-one years old. In early childhood she Mrs. connected with the church, and ever turned lived a Christian life. For several hand. I years she and her husband were rtcd. members of Shiloh church, but later h'Rod 1 moving to town connected with the on Chr Lancaster A. R. P. church. shipped Mrs. Robinson loved her church MrLaur and faithfully served her Master. he n'si She was fruitful In all Rood works. *'''* Her life was beautified by the virtues of her Saviour: her kindness and sympathy and patience always ''he shone brightly. She was a faithful ' " ^ wife and a devoted mother, and had Wings 1he joy of seeing all of her children ; o'clock, reared and walking in the ways of i i - htcousness. Truly, "They shall rise up and call her blessed." uie The funeral services were held at *"' Ihe home on Thursday morning nesdav < nducted bjr her pastor. Rev. \V. S ^ f'1" Patterson, after which the body was laid to rest in West Side cemetery. ' The beautiful floral tributes attested The to the high esteem In which the de- ' Rod ceased was held. Mrs. Robinson mission leaves behind a husband, two sisters, 'he pen Mrs. ,1. R. Craig, of Lancaster, and 's agali Mrs. W. T. Roa<*h. of Texas, seven Rock I children ?Miss Floy Robinson. Miss were rr Lillian Robinson, Mr. R. 11. Robin- ')f,cr son. Mrs. R. P. Plvler, Mr. Will n?w Robinson. Mr. Clarence Robinson. | M ss l/<>uise Robinson and a host of kindred and friends. 1 residen Suffrage Meeting. ' m" o'clock The regular monthly meeting of .i -- ? ' . an one t ? Lancaster Equal Suffrage League ^ ^ "11 he held at the Red Cross rooms j T'lUrsdav Tannnrv 0 n( .1 r\ m Thtu After laboring through weeks ami Rlackm months of the two influenza out-' Plant breaks in Charlotte, fighting the (lis- Cedar ease In all possible ways. Dr. C. C. hey; $3 Hudson, city health officer, has him- Dots self been brought under the spell of Rloek < epidemic and has been forced to McCard take to his bed. Though quite slck.| Dots Dr. Hudson has not what is consld- R. Crai ered a severe case. Dr. Hudson was Dots Inoculated sometime ago with what wood, was supposed to be a preventative Dots against Influenza. ! Olenwo ?o? .$315.50 Death of Mrs. \V. D. Robinson. One i On the morning of January the i? first, Mrs. W. D. Robinson died at Dne-1 her home on Kim street. Though 8ior f'r Mrs. Robinson had been in poor Anotl health for some time, yet her death "1? rou was rather sudden and came as a ,own ? shock to all. Refore marriage she 1 was Miss Dou Drennan. of Chester Stevens county, a daughter of the late W it. R- E* Drennan. All of her mnrrimi iifn adioinii pose of the nicotine was to formn- because late plans for the campaign loading remover up to the issuance of $25,000 000 of of getti bonds for a system of state high- the pos ways. A state highway committee raised < .was appointed at this meeting to direct the campaign. John T. Stevens, of Kershaw, was made a mem- horn her. representing this congressional hane, .) district. The Casualty l.ists. Sever V'ounded slightly? , lots hcl Pt. Sidney Wheeler. Chester. enby w Wou.ided severely? court h Corp. John T. Armstrong. Fort Horn Mill. Mary 5 Corp. Frank J. Carothers. Rock $10,000 Hill. Plant Pt. Harry Carlson, Camden. Funder ?o? Plant Dr. Hudson III. Ourcn