The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 24, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
FRIDAY, JAN. 24, 1919. .
THE NEWS ABOUT H
Sister of John T. Stevens Dies. sou's
Mrs. S. M. Wilkes, of Laurens, reetic
tiled at her home Friday, January 17. stated
after a week's illness with influenza order
She was a sister of John T. Stevens. Th<
of Kershaw; W. G. Stevens, of Hock tablis
Hill; Walter Stevens, of Bethune: In th
Mrs. McKay, of Cheraw, and Mrs telept
Leroy Davidson. of Camden, who to coi
with her husband survive her. ' the p
?1ingtoi
Child laihor Ijhw. { them
Representative Horton of Lancas- ies tc
ter, introduced a bill Wednesday in quest i
the house to allow children between its so
the ages of 12 and 14 years to work comni
in the mills during the months of tract
June, July and August when the
schools were not in session. The "I
present statute inhibits the employ- Ro|
ment of children under 14. Danes
?o? bill i
To Practice Iiaw In Columbia. . Mollis
The State of yesterday says: litical
Claude N. Sapp. who has been as-igerou
sistant attorney general for the past! with
two years, has opened law offices in I comes
the Clark building and will devotei Wedn
himself to private practice at the bar. "Mr.
Mr. Sapp would not say that he was cense
done with politics for all time but he castei
was prepared to say that for the
present at least his time and his tal- I>i
ents were to be devoted to the ser-] Dr.
I, So nlnlnls M f Conn V I,,,...,
made an able and conscientious pub- he w
lie officer. and his local opinions rhurc
have always been received with re-' o'cloc
spect. j slgnei
?o? chapl
l'urt of German Plane Here. 1 land.
Col. Leroy Springs has received servir
by express a part of a German air- Auru
plane brought down by his son. Capt. tie s
Klliott W. Springs, which was ship- panv
pod from "Somewhere in France", guest
more than three months ago. It is ory.
a part of the body and is made of
veneer and on one side is the German
black cross with which all the Ito
German machines were decorated. It count
Is on exhibit In the window of the daugl
Lancaster Light and Power com- Rodg
pany. at th
?a? Sundi
Will Get More Money. Ing.
While the construction of Laneas- in th
ter's postoffice building may bo de-l for tl
laved for a short time, there Is everyj
prospect that Congressman Steven-1
son will succeed in getting an addi-j On
tional appropriation for the build- of th
ing. The following dispatch was the t
sent out from Washington Tuesday: their
"Congressman Stevenson, in con- the n
nection with the bill which he has Aft
just introduced for an increase in matel
the amount of federal appropriation pated
for the public building at Lancaster, was
from $50,000 to $70,000 todav tion.
stated that $8,000 was spent for the a
site, and that it would take at least tessev
$5,500 reserve for lock boxes, etc.. hot c
nhlxk Inn nnl.. ?1C COO
available of the original $50,000.
The lowpht bid for the construction Th
of tho building was $52,950. Hence 1).. o
there must be an Increase of from Han
$12,500 to $20,000 before the con- at hi
tract may bo let. The matter has death
the endorsement of the secretary of was i
th<* treasury through the supervis- en hti
ing architect." servit
?o? morn
Camden Policeman Killed. Shan
Robert Latta, veteran police ofli- was I
cer of the Camden force, was shot in Clf
and killed Wednesday afternoon \pril
when he attempted to arrest Vowell acadc
Hudson, a negro. The negro had lego
been creating a disturbance on what from
Is known as "Team How." near the Rich!
Seabord passenger depot and Police- first
man Latta had been called to arrest then
him. The negro was armed with a Una.
repeating shotgun loaded with buck- Mattl
shot and opened fire when the offl- there
cer approached. After shooting the was <
policeman, the negro, still armed churr
with the shotgun and a quantity of His c
shells, barricaded himself In a small 1910,
house and opened fire on those who serve
approached. he w
A posse of citizens armed with degre
shotguns and rifles soon formed and ferrei
by shooting through the house the lege
negro was probably mortally wound- Soutt
ed with rifle bullets. He was re-i In
moved to the county Jail, but was marrl
later taken to the state penitentiary ter o
for safe keeping and was barely alive a noi
at the time. j Arroi
Policeman T.nMe llvod nnlv about vivlni
. half an hour after beinft wounded. Geori
Only one shot .struck him and that rowtn
in the breast. tie was a highly re-, W A
spected citizen and was loved by all Or
who knew him. lie Is survived by Intel!
his wife and son, Albertus Oatta, a syinp
prominent business man of Cheraw was j
?o? i dinar
<>l?p*H?es New Hates. i of th
The South Carolina railroad com-' arty
mission Wednesday in a letter to W He hf
U. Stewart. United States telephone and i
and telegraph Inspector for Georgia cood
and South Carolina, answering his he re
letter In reference to Postofhce De- and <
pa-Intent Rulletln 22. Order 2495, loss.
' h h calls for a chansre in telephone
re'es in this state. Indicated that Oa
t^ey would not take action In sup- thdnt
port of Postmaster Oenerhl Rurle- load
THE LANC-i
Forms for 11 won h
TN ANT) COUNTY Forms for reporting
vvUIII I of le88 than j5fooO. It
ed yesterday by Commit
program, in spite of explicit dl- ternal Revenue Daniel <
>n to do so. The commission expected to be in the I
1 that they would receive the lectors for distribution
as information only. payers not later than
B railroad no to mlanUn ......
imn co- u may ue aennueiy
hed a definite system of rates the commissioner, "th
Is state with which it compels the calendar year 1918
lone companies operating here le-ted. under the provi
lform. It is their position that pending bill as Anally
lostoiflce department at Wash- not under the provision
i has no authority to order of October the IIrd, 1!
to instruct telephone cotnpan- Commissioner Roper
> change those rates. The conferees on the reven
ion is an interesting one. and made sufficient progress
button in South Carolina in the bureau in proceed
on with other states will at- to print and distrlbut
attention widely. the collection of the it
???? 1H18. In order to I
'ncle Hollis" Introduces Hill. I work of the bureau the
presentative H. H. Horton, of disposing as rapidly as
ister county, hns introduced a those provisions of the
n the legislature, and "Uncle affecting the form for
i" is fearless of his future po- come taxes of less t
1 aspirations. The most dan- Preparation of the otl
s thing for legislatures to deal| proceeding concurrent^
is the dog, but "Uncle Hollls"jWork of the conferees. &
i right out and in the State of (possible, it was stated, 1
esday is found the following: I ready shortly after the
Horton: To provide for a 11- the law.
fee on owners of dogs in Lau- ?o?
county." Hot Xitrate X
?o? The News Is asked
\ Thayer to Preach Sunday. tomorrow, (Saturday).
J. H. Thayer's many friends day for the farmers to i
will he delighted to know that soda. Those who late
ill preach at the First Raptist it should do so today o
n Sunday morning at 11 i ?<??
k. Dr. Thayer recently re- folate Hoard of llealtl
1 the pastorate here to become * nrolina.
ain in the navy, at Paris Is- ' 'iarl?s'on- S. ( .. Ja
Since his release from the Sanitaiv water analy
e he has accepted a call to wa'or received Do<
sta. r.a. Mrs. Thayer and lit- from ' 'mmhuilon of \
on, James Henry, will accom I-ancaster, S. ( .
Dr. Thayer here and he the Rest
s of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Greg- Parts
Color
n Chlorine
Coker-Rndgers. ; FrPe Ammonia
y Coker, of Ruby, Chesterfield Albuminoid Ammonia
y, and Miss May Rodgers,| Nitrites
iter of Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. ^,Pra,oa
era. of this city, wre married, ^?,a' Solids
e home of the bride's parents Bacterial Anal;
?y, Rev. T. A. T>ahney ofilciat-j Pacterial Indications
They are spending several daysja,,on no^a<ivpis
city and will leave Monday Remarks: Analysis
leir future home at Ruby. ' ,Pr ,n ',po from (
* p and of good quality.
Teachers Entertain. j Respectfully
e of the most Interesting events *
e week was the affair given by " ?
eaebers of tho night school to District Agents 7
pupils, on Tuesday night at Miss Edith L. Tarrot
iiill school house. demonstration agent
ter a very animated spelling quarters at Rock Hill i:
h, in which everyone partlcl- lowing statement regar
, the remainder of the evening pointment of three dist
.11 )?M/hii;aaaTC vuiiTCintt" ...u.mi. onuu IUI
i Una:
little later In evening the hos-, "We are glad to a
? served delightful wafers and with the beginning of t
hoeolate. wp are able to appoint
?n? home demonstration a;
l)r. A rrnwond Dead. jState of South Caroi
e Rev. Dr W. H. Arrowood. D. agents are Miss Ruth k
ne of the best known Presbyte-J eca; Miss Mary B. Mart
ministers in York oounty, died i and Miss Amanda Kd\
s home in Sharon Saturday, tree. S. O. All of the?
t being due to paralysis. He county home demonsti
n his usual health when strirk-j and ha\e done splen
it died in a few hours. Funeral their respective countit
"ps were conducted Monday: "The duties of these
ing and interment was in the demonstration agents s
>n cemetery. Dr. Arrowood vise and assist the cou
R8 years old having been born monstration agents tr
iston county. North Carolina. | -possible. The counties
1. 1R50 He received his have been divided into
>mtc education at Davidson col- each group consistini
and was afterward graduated counties.
ITnion Theological Seminary. Miss Berry, with he
nond. Va. He did mission work Seneca, will have chart
in the mountains of Virginia, lowing counties: Dec
in Stanley county. North Caro- Anderson, Greenville,
rn ?!??? v.? -?" ? - ? - ? -
....... ........ ..r> ...... cu ... rneroKoe, York Unit
lews. N. C. After a pastorate Newberry, Greenwood,
and at I.aurinburg. N. C., he McCormlck. Fairfield i
"ailed to the hlstorlr old Bethel Miss Martin, with he
h In York county, near Clover. Orangeburg:, will have
harge there lasted from 1900 to following counties: R
when he moved to Sharon to ineton. Saluda. Edge
i Woodlawn church, of which Rarnwell, Bamberg
as pastor when he died. The Calhoun, Dorchester,
e of doctor of divinity was con- Colleton. Hampton,
d upon him hy Davidson col- Beaufort,
and the Presbyterian College of Miss Edwards with
i Carolina In 1913. ! at I.atta, will have tl
May. 1879. Dr. Arrowood was, counties: Dillon. Ma
led to Miss Mary Pharr. daugh-' terfleld. Lancaster. K<
f the Rev. W. W. Pharr. D. D.. Darlington, Florence. N
ted minister of his day Mrs. Georgetown. Williams!)
vood died March 23. 1914 Sur- ley Clarendon, and Su
r are three children. Mrs. i these district agents
je Plexlco and Miss Isabelle Ar-1 headquarters within th
ad of Sharon and the Rev. W. districts, they will m
rrowood of Tazewell. Va. throp college at a regu
Arrowood was a man oT keen month for a conference
ect. broad vision and deep other state home <
athv for his fellow men. He agents,
i minister of far more than or-i "At present Miss E
y shllity. easily ranking as one Columbia University ta
e best Informed and most schol- of study preparatory 1
preachers in Bethel Preshvterv her work the first c
id the courage of his convictions Misses Martin and Berr
vlelded a powerful influence for tiirop college asslstini
in every community in which course of study for t
sided. In his death the church monstration agents,
ommunlty suffer an irreparable "We feel that by hav
trict home demonstn
?o? that we will he able
tta Hood left yosterdny for He- people much better ii
) where he will dispose of a car-1 than we have been al
of mules. past."
\
iSTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C.
i Taxes. J ;
income taxes . PER80NAIA
was announc-l
ssioner of In- .. , ? ? . , . ,
Mrs. J. 11. Harris, of Anders*
[y Roper are
was the week-end guest of her sist<
lands of col- .. ? . ... ... .... ..
Mrs. S. L. Allen, at the Hotel Hoy
among taxhehruary
1. Mrs. g Klliott and family ha
stated. said . . . , .. . . , .
returned to make their home in I si
at taxes for ,, .
, , caster, aftr spending several niont
will be col- , ... . ,
. .. In Virginia,
sions of the
enacted, and ... .. ~"77T
, , . . Miss Vandiver Wilson lias gone
is of the Act . ..... ...
,, ? ., Hock Hill w'here s'-e will under
17.
, , .. an operation for tonsilitis.
said that the
fy
lid bill have ? ? , , . . . ,
W. ( . Dees is finite sick with i
i to warrant
,, . nucu/.u iii ins nome on i*;im stree
linn at once
r t <l*" "
e forms for
, Miss Margie Sistare, formerly wl
iconic (ax of
.... . .. the Lancaster Department stor
facilitate the . , .
lias accepted a position with t
conferees are ? . ,
. , Roblnson-Cloud company,
i possible of _
bill directly _ . ? . ,,
John Gilbert motored to Kershi
reporting in?
on business Tuesdav.
han $;>,000.
ler forms is _ .
... .. John Jheant spent Tuesday
' with the ? , .
, .. ... , Heath Springs on business,
ind it will be t
to have them jy^r ftn(j Mrs. civburn Wilson h
enactment of Tuesday for Hock Hill, to see t
former's mother, Mrs. J. S. Wilsi
who is undergoing treatment at t
ow' Pennell infirmary,
to state that a
is the last j. jf. Wltherspoon spent Mond
get nitrate of jn Columbia on business. He ma
nd to secure the trip by automobile.
r tomorrow. n
Capt. James Kdmonds, of Hid
li of South way, was a visitor in town M<
day.
n. 7. 1010. ?o?
sis No. 2068 Mrs. M. K. Wltherspoon. Mis:
27, 1018, Louise and Jaunita Wvlie and It.
Iiiblic works. Wvlie motored to Columbia Tu
day to spend the day shopping, a
Its in to attend the inauguration of fit
per Million, ernor Cooper.
600
1 O fill ? - -
*~."vr r. if. rsiover, or Heath Sprin
0.02 was a visitor in town Tuesday.
0.03 ?o?
0.00 Mrs. Copeland Massey, of Kerslui
0.00 spent Tuesday in town shopping.
74.00 ?o?
Miss Katherine Atkins, a train
of rontamin- nurse. who has been in attendai
on Capt. A. H. Greene at the Ho
indicates wa- Royal, has returned to her home
ontatnination Chester.
- O "
submitted. Miss Eunice Young. of Stoneho
" arker, M. D. js visiting her cousin. Miss A1
Knight.
Cunied. ?o?
t, state home Miss Paris Elliot. Is visiting re
with head- tives in Hartsville.
ssues the fol- ??
ding the ap- P <\ Wyatt, of Itork Hill. sp<
rict home <1 e-' Wednesday in Lancaster on busine
South Caro-j _<>
j Thurlow Carter has returned
nnounce that; his home in Williamsburg rout
ho year 1919'after an extended visit in Lancast
three district I ???
?ents for the Miss Eva Lowry spent Monday
Una. These Charlotte.
J. Berry. Sen- o
in, Abbeville. Misses Perry Relle Bennett ?
vards. Kings- Erancena Milling spent Monday
le are former Charlotte shopping,
ration agents ?o?
(lid work ln| A. Cummings. of Harraville. \
:*s. J is spending some time here oi
district homp|hnnting trip. While here Mr Ci
ire to super-' mings is the guest at the home
nty home de- Mrs. B. C. Hough.
i every way) e
of the statej Manning Woodley. of Lake C
threp groups, is visiting relatives heie.
< of tlfteen, ?o?
I Mrs L. Jacohson and children,
ad'inarters at' Kershaw, are the guests of Mrs I.
?e of the fol-1 Meyers,
inee, Pickens, i n
Spartanburg,j The many friends of Charlie K
>n, Laurens, and Commodore Clanton will he g
Abbeville, to know that they are able to be i
ind Chester. again after being ill for some til
adquarters at 0
charge of the Mrs. M. Mackey, of Heath Spriti
lehlnnd Lex- is visiting her son. it. R. Mackey
new, Aiken, ?o?
Orangeburg. an^ \frs> Manley Oroxton <
< harleston. children, spent Monday in lie
Jasper &nd Springs.
headquarters Oscar Stogner and Luther Hort
ho following of H(,th
une, are visiting relati
rlboro. Ohes- here.
?rshaw. I.ee, _
larion Horry, ... . .
? . Mr. and Mrs. Y\ L. Steele left I
,11 rir Horko*
. * ?*., night for a visit to Knoxville. Te
mter. While
have their *
elr respective J T Wvlie sPpnt Tuesday in i
leet at Win- ?ntbia.
lar time each
i with all the Mrs- M- s- Witherspoon left to<
lemonstration( for Hartsvilie, where she will v
dwards is nt Catarrh Cannot Be Cure<!
a With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, an til
king a course rannot reach the seat of the dlsea
lo taking up Catarrh la & local disease, greatly
. ? . tluenced by conatttuttonal conditions, a
if rehruary. in order to cure it you must take
v am win internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Me
win- ctn# ,a tajten internally and acts tt
p with the the blood on the mucous surfaces of t
. , system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine w
he home de- prescribed by one of the best phystcii
In this country for years. It Is co
posed of some of the best tonics knot
ing these dls- combined with some of the best blc
purlflers. The perfect combination
tlion Rgeni8| Ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Me
to serve thel c'np ' what produces such wonder
,. . I results In catarrhal conditions. Send I
l the futureI testimonials, free.
lie to In thel *' ? CHENEY A CO . Props., Toledo,
lie to in me A? Dr4JW,,lB> ?Rc
| Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Liberty Loan
ul
? o
ve
" The First N<
tf
Have you realized the ri
y6ur Liberty Bonds around
The Federal Reserve Ba
it.ii dreds of Liberty Bonds have
es,
TO SAVE THE BOND I
COUNTY from this kind of
?w LIBERTY BOND DEPART]
every bond owner in this eo
?" with us and receive one of ou
tificates.
oft
ho This service is offered i
>n sisted the Government in sel
ho
now read} to provide a safe
' them.
Your banking business
solicited.
COMI*
?TF
First Nati<
mi
LANCAS'
I
gS.
lor a few days. While there Mrs.
LU " Witlierspoon will be the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Charles A. Matiship.
?o?
1,(1 I.eighton liorton has gone to
100 v. .....
wuviunuu, .>. v ., wncre ne nas en'''
tered Davidson college,
in
Mr. and Mrs. I.. C. I'ayaour have
returned home alter au extended
ro?l visit to their daughter, Mrs. W. W.
ma. Fulghum, in Birmingham. Ala.
} Mr. P. A. Parker, of Bufort townla
ship, who has been under treatment
for some time at the Charlotte Sanitoriuin.
left last night for Baltimore,
ent where he will take treatment at
ss. John Hopkins hospital.
?o?
to ('has. D Jones, president of the
ity ; First National Bank, attended a
er. | meeting of the executive council of
I the State Bankers' association in Coin
lumbia Wednesday.
Bertram Morton, of Heath Springs,
md who has been clerk to the exempin
?
BUSINESS NOTICES
.'a., + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4
1 a roll KM N'T?One-horse farm; good
,m" dwelling; three miles from Lan-|
?f| caster; near county home. R R
Kiddle. 26-2t. I
itv, WK AltE AliKN'TS for the Charlotte
Steam Laundry, ttrlng or send us
your laundry. Ferguson Pressing
of Club. 26-2t.
V.
WANTED HIDES ? Cow. horse
mule, sheep, goat hides, mink
jn(J muskrat. 'possum. fox. coon
l;u] skins. Capers Cauthen, White
l)U( street. See me before you sell
me. your hides. 2 2-8t.
igs,
- Wagons,
Buggies,
a st1
nn.
ro_ We have just received
ons? -all sizes. We als
?ay Wagons on hand.
isit
? Buggies?We unloade<
iey last week and can till am
se "
In,nd
AO
<11iT
U
1 Gregor
vn,
tod
I Live Stock
o.
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PAGE FIVE
Department
f ?
itional Bank
sk you are taking in keeping
the house?
nk has notified us that hunbeen
stolen and lost already.
10LDERS OF LANCASTER
loss, we have opened a
V1ENT and will be glad for
unty to deposit their bonds
ir Liberty Rond Deposit Cer^ou
entirely free; as we asling
you these bonds, we are
way for you to take care of
of every nature is cordially
IE?
>nal Bank
TER, S. C.
tiou hoard for Lancaster county, has
returned to Camp Jncltson and expects
soon to be released from the
service.
?o?
Miss Nora Pressley, of Chester,
who contracted influenza while
spending the holidays at home, has
recovered and has returned to h"r
positiou as teacher in the Douglas
school.
Mrs. S. C. Craig and baby have arrived
from Columbia and joined Mr.
Craig who returned several woeUn
ago. They are occupying the Hood
cottage on North Main street which
they occupied prior to going to Columbia
last summer.
FOR KAI/E.
As attorney for Mrs. Mamie Ij
Beckham. I will sell at Public auction
for cash on the first Monday in
February, 1919, her house and lot
located at the corner of French and
Church streets adjoining the Presbyterian
church lot, in case the same is
not sold at private sale before that
time. This property is desirably located
and the dwelling has seven
| rooms.
W. P. ROBINSON, Attorney,
j Jan. 7th, 1919. 22-7t.
RIO AUCTION SAUK.
I will sell at public auction at
Oakhurst on the 28th Jan.. 1919. the
following real estate and personal
property, to wit: All my home place
! containing 200 acres, more or less;
120 acres on north side Railroad and
180 on south side Railroad; also
mules, horses, cows, hogs, farming
i tools, corn, produce. four wagons,
one buetrv. one New Heart
! Tractor, two automobiles and some
other valuable thinKs.
REV. J. P. HAMMOND.
2.1 - 41.
Wagons
Buggies
a car of Hackney Wag0
have several Nissen
1 two cars of Buggies
i' order.
y-Hood I
; Company j