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> PAGE SIX GEN. MARCH AND NINE | Justly OFFICERS ARE HONORED, I Rep formally Pi*sont?l With l>er'?r.?- <*husel Londo tions of the French Legion pionaj of Honor. of pre col lea I irer. o Washington. Feb. 17.?Decoraiinnc nf ihn InsHmi of iionor si warded l,.\i\uri .'\ iv it i i ! VVi I legisl | in its Congressmen Mi?llyiflH WIipii Told j,0op> IMan .TiMI.OOO Men Is "thrc out c Temporary. dollb ?? gross Washington, F?*b IT (jonerali !n opposition to a standing army in ox- nf cess of 175,00u men as authorized fn-: ,?jtlr the national defense act three years|mPn( ago, was voiced in the bonne during i?v,udebate on .lie a' .ual army appro- ,|Uir,? priation bill with its provision for a Sjrjn! military force of 536.000 offices and mn||c men during the period of demohili- nows station. mailt Chairntan Dent, of the military I prob( committee was questioned closely as tj1(, f to !h<* future army with several pfir8C members aslcine if the force provld- m,.nt ed in the bill was to be the porma- falslt ment army strength. The chairman fbo ? exnlalned it was not ami there was nf $ general appianse from both sides of V(,.ir the house when Renres ntatlve Mr- f.0m Kenz'c of Illimlx said the military I tatloi committee favo?ed n small army rover M r. Mc'O'nrn ,:d tin- nrnpns :1 r?f V w the armv ron",-al stiff for a permn-I ( pan 17 nont peace f'mo military establish-1 s,.|fo mon' of 500.000 had ho^n i-eircted <1(1 u ri by the committee and Representa- | ^ five Kalin. of California, PcnubM-l P?l ' (I can. interrupted to sav th t not a sIn'o member of the committee fast a* n vored the proposal. propi Discussion in the honso o',Mnnrd ,,,) ,,, h-oi'Ph nt the day w'th leaders of- atjnn fnrlnp no oredict'nn as to when a ,lfj. vo'e would he taken on the moas- ... wit h urn. 1'h -h enrr'c a tot ;1 o f|1 100.. ^ 000 fo' tho war depa-tment durinu , dou n the fiscal year bepinninp next July p said. MehntP "'ia not confined *o the hill n|M. :i""'f rr?-or<> was critieism of the py p war department, praise for General p0nd Pershinc and various American units onjv which fouirht in France, discussion whic #<f nolshevism and protest neainst jfOVe T?red<lent Wilson accenting a set of bool-s as a ldrthdav ptft from Kinc joaH Oeorpe, of Fnplnnd com! Mu"h of the discussion was irlven Statf 1 i-r>r tho motional runrd. Renresen- ??\ Jative McKenzIe said that whatever efj c the future mM'tary policy mipht he flnntf the nationn'l eu?rd shoti'd he retain- ?rrav ed and his declaration was vigorous- I 1y applauded. Other members prot, Ttra'sed the work of the puard dur- p0aj 1np the war. indlr Representative T.ondon. of New "T "York. directed discussion to Rolshe- nron v'on. with the declaration that j of it "flvrv new thought, or new idea isi fectu called noldshevlsm," which he de-lman; dared is hut a passing stage of revo- ] gresj In ion common only to Russia Tie auth urged the repeal of the espionage legis lew, declaring socialists had been un- also ' > P l-'r-^b wvw ' ' M Ms. rjweeec?#-f. unuin to General March, chief of staff, and (>r nine other officers of the American ? Rei army last December by decree of President Poincare, of France, were' formally presented by General Col-' lardet. French military attache. Co- orma Incidentally, Secretary Baker in the * t0 ' name of President Wilson decorated a ' ... , . nounc nine American army officers and two, civilians, Fdward R Stettinius and ^ P. A. S. Franklin, with the distin-l0' gu'shed service medal. i armv The double ceremony took place ^"ranr in Secretary Baker's office. The nin,D , .. _ . . mand presentation of the r rench decorations was attended by full military ^rnta' customs of France, General Collard- ' ' 11C8 v ot touchine each recipient on each ... u. Shall* shoulder with hts saber. . Persh Speaking in reply for the American povernment when the French do- , i .? a I i coratlons were presented. Mr. Ra- sfoo(j her said he believed the future would see the two nations standing side by rjnrr side in peace as they had fought in war. | Re| \monp fhe officers to receive the j^Pnn] OUMlUgll aprep1 Jllnjor-Ceneral Henry P. McCain, now pre8j( rommanding at Catnp Pevens and a "William C. Gorgas. retired. Guy E. j raugp Tripp, the third civilian to bo award- ooni,r ed the decoration on the list was not pPrn,j present. I rpjvp The order of grand officer of the states legion of honor was awarded to i?resi< General March, chief of staff, ann 0f th< the following were made command-, from ors of the legion of honor: I law a Mai.-Gen. Frank M'-Intvre. Tlenrv tions. Jorvoy: George W. Gocthals; WilIH11 c. Gorgas. formerly surgeon- |,\\^ general. Decorations of officers of the lo-| gion of honor were conferred upon! Mai -Gen. C. C Williams. Prig -Gen Secre Marlborough Churchill: Lytic Rrownl and Col. Constant Brown. j MUCH OBJECTION TO A I 4 T?/ * Lttlt t V IMk'/' i H M \ ' ... imprisoned by Its application! nrTTm 1 ottle free speech and free as-1 fir I J r If i **e. | resentative Walsh, of Massa-1 ACDI' :ts, Hepublican. declared Mr. null n's interest In repeal of the es- I ' ;e law might be with the view j -judging the case of one of hisi gues. Representative-elect Her-1 _ f Milwaukee, whose utterances.' 'alsh declared "were not toward I Perfected g our people during the war! tone, Free fr< aid its prosecution." I Effects?Do I Miblican leader Mann criticised _ play in casualty reports saying ... , . ' n , , , 1 Phyicians ant eu V russ. aunougn iiavmg hi- enthusiastic ovt tion was forbidden from giving proved aspirin he soldiers' relatives unless the tone, which do i lepartment had previously an- V,le^ ,sa.% thflt stimulating insi the heart and s irges by Representative Hersey cially for heada line. Republican, that regulat niatism and otl .... , , diseases, such officers were unduly favored in colds and threa e, resulting in the demotion ot Many physic! competent national guard com- Aspitone fo arj ers were answered by Repre- practice on th< ive Shallenberger, of Nebm* "ie Pa,'ent s is no reason to lemocrat, who declared "poll- jnK effect. ras out of the army." Mr. Druggists rer mberger, in praise of Oener-il fur Aspitone ta ing. declared "the United Prevalence n They sav that tl . was the only country In the ooIf,g iR ,axa, o pick out an army head who one or two Asr the test" and added that Per- trol the pain, f was the first general to do- 'ondency town the German army could lie Pn,M,"1"niaall of the leadn 111 where in seali iresentative Ramseyer, of Town thirty-five cents >lican. protested against the ''-v "1P Standarc tance of a set of hooks, by the G \ V lent front King George, saying J ' ' ctiott was unconstitutional he- ARK MEN it had not hoon approved hy ess. Suggestions that a law V. ill ''imtrol I ting men of the army to re- in Ten Ye gifts from heads of fore'gn i covered the case because the lent was commander-in-ch'ef i* army brought a statement ^ ishington. Representative Kahn that the 'v> tot mer ipplied only to military decora- 0rotni fore the house committee, dec ,'S NEEDED AGAINST 'Tea.nn/mt DOCHTITI, SECURITIES trol the entire onnntrv ;i iul vi n whatever price* fury Glass Wants l<ot;!slation Henev s Provrnt Insurance of Wild extended theli tinny fields t' Cat Stocks. .. menace to tlie - control the el ishington, Feb. 17.?Drastic !>,:(' tnai ation to protect the government raT>'(',v ar<* ?',t i financial operations and the :1 numhe e of the United States from fheir 1 atened a rave injury." growing ^orlui privilee if the issuance of securities of 'I'"0''. *he\ w. tful worth was asked of eon- ?omoetition." by Secretary Glass. ,l fIono> 1 reived their fir: s? letter to Chairman Kitchin. '.nation of the e house wavs and means eonv e.>a'"s prente< e. Mr. Glass tirged earlv enact Tfi s pave ther ot a law drawn bv the capital , ' , , ever tho-r cot s committee which would roth it h ev soon all corporations or persons detne meat and ; to sell stock through the .... . , 86 !Ond 8tOP fair i or through advertisements <n . . . , , asserted, was papers circulated through the rial privileges I ?, to file with the secretarv cotntheir refrigeri nsive statements concern, nu . . . , . ... or.ptnall for | dock. It also would make the . ducts alone. ins required to sign the stateI no nnrkors s personally resnonsible for any r?fr;pr.ratn y therein. Wilful violation ..I ar(, ,llippr;shnb ict would be punishable b" fine sn R.OOtt or Imprisonment of ore of Oliver or both, and persons suffering pflfIt(o., the Intentional misrepresen- (jOVo nment as in the statements could re f>r.Uor r;irs .tn, damages. vnented by Mr II details of the corportlon's or- moan? nf pb?ci :ation wotild be required in the <n.r.n fading v inent, such as the names and tors and no <rtt fsses of the offleers antl direc- n()j cure entin the capitalization, commissions , for selling stork and a cert;fi- WOTHKIt I of two disinterested persons iK the fair -ash value of any |f T)?|( ?rtv rights or interests acquitMany *ul to be purchased bv the corpotfrotn the sale of stock. 'he country Is being flooded stock flotations at the present .test another ma- y of which are of very Lancaster At tful worth and many of wh'ch K'dnry allmeni fraudulent." Mr. Glass' le'tet t. r w?th Dnnn" "The millions of hnldn-s of i t ft liberty bonds are being solicited I man'. Kidney aid agents to exchange these have u e,i then s for these securities. thus not bothered w th seriously diminishing resource* ;w.> yours aeo h should be kept available for bend over h i rnment financing, but ns well rne through on 5lng in many eases of financial ty hatd on v and ruin Public protests *?r? , i .n tones h( nt? from all parts of the I'nited *e< \'e vous !S- I couldn't stp V'hile the condition I have poin* I it?!e, l>l ick s >ut is not a new one. it repre- before niy eyt t at the present time an especial came before e menace to the public and to would blur government and for the common rerularlv nod action of both I make th!s np- deal ' f ^,;r)v, to congress for the legislation b.n; u'd > , ost ated. ft 'md t*>!d me 'ermlt me to point out that this Pills and 1 us osed action by congress will not tirely cured in self he sufficient to suppress et- an I nut mv kh tally this evil, because there are Price 60c, i v transactions with which con- r'mnlv ask fo i may not have constitutional get I Joan's Kl ority to deal. Supplement,"-v that Mrs. Row lation by the several states will burn Co., Mff be necessary." Adv. . V. - LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C. ri|Al| BIG WASTE OF MONEY ! HAIl CHARGED BY PENROS RIN FOR ; Says Money Has lleon l'out-otl Out I LIE ftflliPLir a "f HclwurhiiiK?Tax IlLr.lJnUnL ' HIM IMt'tTed. Tablet, Called Asi?l- Washington. Fob. 17.?Pinal a counsel for the foil- n nlsslon, testifying b? Plucky. interstate eotnmeree Soldiers as u rule are plucky fellni larod that within 1?? when wounded. This story Is told mbly within five, the one: it packers would con- "*-* ctune In on a stretcher fa food supply of the ,,n bruised ?"<' swollen, eyes protru ill Id be able to charge n" full."f m 1 "UJ ?f R,?|r There wasn t an Inch of his body wit , they desired. out lt8 ?wn hrul8e ur cut> aid the packers had He'd been standing In a muddy pla p ^ activities into so Hn<j J( obus had plumped Into t hey had become a ground Just In front of him, nnd thi 1 j ' ii im11 it i "iipir in icei (town, iiiki go leeso. oleomargarine* off and up. As he opened his eyes t rkets, he said, and doctor said to him: "You must ha aining a monopoly of had a pretty rough passage." r of other products. replied. Nuthiug in it, air arge captal and thei, ""thing in it. I'll he all right afl ,. , I ve had a shave." es. the witness do pre able to "smother Their Tendency. .... , "Tailors ought to lie the most eua said the packers re- , ? * of men to go to law. st start towards dom- "Wh hi?" food markets through "Because they are always ready 1 by the railroads press u suit." n such an advantage ? npetitors, he stated. Didn't Come Off. obtained control of In the belfry of a little church meat products. The France the Hermans placed n hot - n 1 y " e packers, he connected with wires to the m< the obtaining of spe- "trance on the altar. I lie Ides w from the railroads fo, ,hnt when the monstrance was mo; . the resultant explosion would hri ator ears. intended ..... ... , . , , the church down upon the heads of t perishable .neat pro- worshlp,.rs Fortunately Mnrsi Foeh's little paragraph In Ids arnt M>- lf> nev s iid now tlce terms, to wit. that Herman eo r ears for rerish''l le niunders would lie iield personally le roods alike, a oil at sponsible for all damage done by vine iti money and in fernnl niaehlnes. prevented this eh; ies as to destroy com- acteristieally Teuton performance fr< coming off.?Rochester l'ost-Bxpres ownership of refrlgil stockyards was ad- Worthy Son of Nippon. Honey as the only Ono first Japanese settlers or the i,ackers on an California was Knnae Nagnsnwa. t present owner of one of the largi ' ' ? " wineries In the state. In HWi the th 1 '' ' ''v'''' s "l,) young Nagasawa wns sent to Scotia >!v the "naeker evl fltr education, hy the prlnee of 5? sutnn. While In Edinburgh he w hANCASTF.lt CASK befriended hy n Mr. Harris. founder n eertnln religious fnlth of high Ide ,,,, , ... # Ism. Tn 1?dS Harris came to I 1 here s ;i Way Out lor s . .. , Knifed States to found an Ideal r feting liiineaster ony. and Nagasawa neeompanled h Folks. to New York, where he stayed 1 over ten years. When Harris esti llshed a eolony In Santa Itosa In II 11of a ease In Narnsawa was his confidant and i >other typical ease. jow pioneer. Hy his zeal and Indus Is relieved in Dances- he converted the wilderness Into n vi s K <lney Kills yard and today his wines command t owe -t iv "I know highest prlees In the markets of Li Pills are good, for I don anrt l>nr,? u with bore fit. I was mv kulneya aboui Don,t 8eek H?PP,ne"and when 1 tried to W?1ney Smith said that n arent nw people hnnt for happiness as an r'' '" sent-mlnded mnn hunts for his h 1 ' '!l running about everywhere looking to straighten up and it, when all the time It Is In his lu 'ad he; Pothered me or on his head. You enn he hn| ell nro> a! me and . right where you are. If you can id the least noise, happy anywhere. The materials peeks ecnied to float <*ontont are In your hands. Don't hn , , , Use them. *s and dizzy spo.'s me when niv sleht . . . . , American Soldiers' Glory. Mv kidney; acted I'- . .. ... .. # .. * .. Attacking with the ferocity of lit 1 and enduring as only hardy, brave n n'" ' f " Kred and cnn endure, the gallant flock of of the time, unt.l a Mnrne, Thirty-eighth Knifed Stntes about Doan's Kidney1 fantr.v shoek regiment, broke "d them. Doan's en- strongest Hlndenhurg's lines i of kidney trouble opened a gap through which Atnerh dnovs in fine shape." "oMI*t? .mured to veal with their i .< . ii .i ?i _ i. lot* ih; fate of autocracy. it all dealers. Don't r a kldnev remedy?! I A Rod P rn e nee tinny film- the namftl ~ ~ '""r . . , Do you expert your son he org had. Foster-Mil- y ? Oruhhyr 'rs., Muffnlo, N. V. : M()h. no. He thinks he won't be i moralized inside six months." ?. / i>m Heart Depressing lion on the conference report on ti Vot Upset Stomach. s'x Milion dollar war revenue b was deferred by an early adjour nient of the senate on observance < 1 druggists are very the birthday anniversary of Abraha T Lincoln. This unexpected move can tablets, called Aspl- * lot depress the hearv. after Senator Penrose, of Peniisy Aspitone is slightly vania, senator Republican of t' lead of depressing to senate conferees, had precipitated ?h?u"L? ,UHed ?8pe' general debate with a three-hou, che, neuralgia, rheutier heart weakening attack on what he termed extnv as influenza, severe gance and waste in nppropritioi tened pneumonia. since the war began. ftHn "trnC ?8nh8V<\,n ",K While prom-sing the revert lirin in all of their e tehory that even measure his support, the Penp--\ heart is strong, there vanik senator sa'd it taxed the -on give a heart depress- |,.v phout to the break in e po'rt ar . , , , , asserted that the American no^o ?ort a large demand blets on account of wpre "alarmed if not d'sgnsted 1 >f colds and influenza, congressional appropriat'ons. I le ideal treatment for m?ney had '<?r>n noered o>t ive at bed time with ...... . . iltone tablets to eon- n nennucnerv nun ne sns-n ever, inflamation and arreicned the use of nnpron?-lato< rd congestion and for the sh'optne bo'>rd. raPrnnrt a pitone may be had at ministration and other goveromo iK drug stores every- |ps T?? R,.?s,nn BolshevM ed packages, price i. It is sold localiv nsse-ted. could have operated |l 1 Drug Co.?Adv. rn"roeds better than thev have he< operated by the government. S PACKERS Senators howls of TM'nols, at ACE TO NATION Thomas, of Colorado rnnl'od to So or Po""o?e's ohnror s nn-1 dclan Entire Koo?l Kuppl\ ,h"' :f 'hmo had bee? ovfavairnn ars m?<l Charge ?Wnor?ntions the Ronnh|irn w?>r,? suMor-t t < th?> same elite's iy Price. ,, ,. , as i po iV"tv>pr!> s as npifed suonc h-id been g'ven for war oxperx I.**. V* 17 1?* ? ?? i oio I t it rne FIVE MILLfON Ej CHIIDPEN In rY\?.;vl yvr.i ago, a V-rlip ?y< .1 U*a i.-t clc rlart'il bvio: v.' c >r? i ?- > t! . 1 :'vr :u' ! jor.^s :< v v ?-| ie u *'i J . r> ? r ml : ' )* ' 91 m] ? . :.vv .. ,ej . 'V< ywiic.i: li. ie, al :1c r . l.Y-tf a j . . ?/Ma., t-ay? #t tyj best wort rl". Uv vi "* ?r:n.>M wlte "? ' ,<>v i? ... :\'\ no o :k iV Tp v" r ' 'V ns r.\ ; cent '1nt rt. ip id rsd OP "* CORN GREW ON HOUSE ROO im ir' Strang? Place, Well Authenticate It- Chosen by Nature to Produce the Staff of Life. For several weeks fnriners on ft Lnne road observed a green substani on the roof of an abandoned house c ? the Le tlnle farm, says a GalTnt Falls (N. Y.) correspondent. Tin (* watched tt trow until It attained " * height of 5 feet. The men report* '!' the phenomenon, but were laughed h However, Jahez Montow, who watcl ed the green substance for four week C0 ^ Invited the village president. H. I Shotts, and two others to occompnr ^ him to the house for an Investlgatlo j The men accepted the Invltatlo ve A bidder was obtained from the ei B>uv i.v.io\ , I^tnvvu I u mi UUIUIUUUI . truck and the men went to the houn er There they found two ataikn or coi 0 feet In length, w!th two large ar well-formed ears of corn on each stal protruding from the roof. The int entered the garret of the house ar er found the hill of corn In a nines of so< and dirt, un accumulation of years. The stalks were removed at hrnaght to town. They measured feet in length. 2 ?eei being beneal the roof. The men each took an ei of corn, which Is of the red varlet In for seed next season. lilt "" HERE YCU HAVE, THE POIL as ' '* Brief Definition of Man to Who Many'Will Claim the World Owes Its Salvation. x inl 11 s* An humble man who, one July afte ,n noon in 1014. left at two hours' notb his I'arislnn shop or workshop, or h ripe wheat fields or his ripening vln? for a military depot he hnd never li H ed, and had managed to tolerate on because soldiering and all things s< dlerly nre likable to the Frenchmi and tnke on halo In his linaginatin 'n was packed to the Belgian frontle the made the acquaintance of danger u der all Its forms; fought, hungered on hungered and thirsted?for day n<* knew the trenches when they were "f" their crudest novelty and worse tin 'as jj,e badger's hole; got wounded ni lay for hours, sometimes days, who n'* he had fallen, or crawled miles to hurried surgeon and to the torturii >o1" goods trucks pompously laheled sa 'ro Itary trains; got well and wen ba< ^or to the depot, and then hack to tl front and to fighting or being shclle <so and so on during the four years, wl r?'" the ever disappointing certainty th ,ry "next winter must he the last," no* that imminent coming In of this that nation must bring the end. onAviator's Heart Enlarged. Doctors Etienne and I.amy of Vnnc |nv France, have conducted a series X-ray examinations of the hearts |)lt aviators and have found evidence (OJ! considerable enlargement. The hea i(1(j enlargement sets In eaHy In the fl (pV ing man's career, being nntlceat j)e after Ave months of experience fnr the air. The degree of enlargeme |nt Is roughly proportioned to the helg at which the aviator Is accustom to fly, so that simple examination the X-rny plate suflices to determl a man's hrnncb of flying servic vns whether he Is doing chasing ai "" bombing work nt hlirh nltlfudos. or cngnirod at hnrrylntc Infantry. ,otc.. 1 comparatively low altitudes. Tho enlargement seems to ho sy 1,1 metrical. nnrl It does not appear to I r,,n volvo serious trouble. It I* due ,u * tho heart's adapting Itself to tho ? trn work put upon It hy changes tho blood circulation boranso of t varying conditions In tho atmnsphe >me through whloh tho nvlntor flies a to tho general happenings Incident d* aviation. TUESDAY, FEB. 18, l??/\ T == " LEGAL ADS CLERK'S SALE. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster. In Common l'lcas. Lizzie Bluckinon and 1). Reece Williams. as Administrators of the estate of Moses LLack 111011, deceased, et al., Plaintiffs. vs. Herbert Hlackmon, et al., Defendants. I'usuant to a decree made in the above stated case by Judge Ernest Moore, dated February 7th, It* 19, will sell at public auction to the ' highest bidder at Lancaster Court House, 011 the first Monday in March next, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate, to wit: 1 ' . 1. All that piece, parcel or tract of land, with the buildings thereon, situated in Hiifn;.! Tnwnshin in .Lancaster county, said State, containing ten (10) acres, bounded on tlie north by lands of It. K. Wylle; on the east by lands of Moses Blackmon and lands of I). A. Williams; on tbo south by lands of W. U. Clyburn, and on the west by lands of It. E. Wylie, being the tract of land conveyed to Moses Blackmon by Mrs. E. J. Wylle. 1 2. All that piece, parcel or tract of land, known as the "twelve airo tract," situated in Buford Township, in said county and State, lying in the forks of Itockv Itiver and Union Church Koads, bounded by lands of Mace Ilinson, Gus Iilnson, B. P. r Hnile and others, and being the lands purchased by Moses Blackmon d, from Martha Adams, M. L. Adams and others in separate tracts. 1 a All tlint nlnnn nnmnl ?? If""' ? ?"? ' * 1 " land situate In Bufort Township. In said rounty and State, on the headwaters of Gill's Creek, containing ? seventy-four and one-fourth (74 1 4) ?n acres, more or less, and hounded on y the north by (linger Cake Road: ?y on the east by lands of Samuel Mca Manus and lands of M. A. Biackmon: >d on the south by lands of 1). A. Wll^ Hams and on the west by lands of jj, U. E. Wylle. Said lands were conveyed to Moses Biackmon by 1). T. *' Hough. ' Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers and n* revenue stamps, n- PAUL MOORE, n- C. C. C. L. C. >e T4. RKKCE WILLIAMS. i ituimiis Attorney. ? Feb. 7, 1919. 3t-3t-ltaw. id Ik CLERK'S SALE. !I) 1(1 1)t STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA. County of Lancaster, id 11 In tlie Court of Common Pleas, rh *r C. Frank Olyburn. as Administrator ' de bonis non of the estate of W. E. Robert , deceased. Plaintiff. u Martha Adams, et al., Defendants. m Pursuant to a decree made in the above stated case by Judge Ernest Moore, dated January 21st, 1919. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at Lancaster Court r* House, on the first Monday in March c? next within the leiral lioiira nf onto the following described re:il estate, s. to wit: k" All that piece, parcel or tract of ly land, situated in Lancaster county, d- South Carolina, containing sevei. in hundred, thirty-five and one-halt nf (735 1-2) acres, more or less, and r. hounded as follows, to wit: On the north by lands of J W Welsh, lands of It. F. Long and lands of A. R. Fattlkenberry; on the east by lands " of Lee A. Roberts and E. ('. Hrasing,n "on; on the south by lands of K. C. ,n Brastrgton and en the wes* py lanos id of W. S Faulkenberry and lands of re W. L. Blaekmon. a Terms ot sale, cash. Purchase* H}? to nay or all papers and revenue n stamps. PAl'L MOOUK, ,,k C. r c. l. c. WILLI AMS & WIT,LI A MS. !p Plaintiff's Attorneys. 11: 31-3t-ltaw. th _ . at' NOTICE OF TMSCIIAIWJK. or of Notice Is hereby giv^o that the undersigned will, as admit.lira'or of the estate of W. N. Hilton, deceased on the 28th day of Kebvuary. | 1019. make their final return us T* sttch administrators nnd aeply to ?' the Probate Court of Lancaster county for letters dlsmissnry. of r. N HILTON and rt Lf'WfS HILTON, |y. Ndmirist rotors estate of W. N. ,lo Hilton Deceased. iQ I Jan. 29, 1919. ht Nuticr of Mn'lliiK ?f Stockholder* ol nd | C?litr tirove I'arin. no i A meeting of the stockholders of 1 ! 1 Cedar tirove Kami is hereby raited M to met l ,.t the oltlco of Williams '* Willlftms & Stewart, at ten o'clock j a. m., on the 14th day pf March. i lkll>, for the purpose of co .sider! t m-|a resolution to he offered at that In- I time and place, to dissolve, liquidate to and wind up the affairs of the said *x- coporation. ,n 11 CUNNINGHAM, ho W. L. HTKKId. I ^ .11-11. 11HW. I WVTHIVO In Engraving, Eltho- 1 to grahlng. Printing or Ruling. The UflUMtir Nows. I