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% FRIDAY, APRH, 18, 1919. NINE SHIPS BRINGING THE SOLDIERS HOME f" Hiillinns From Krcncli Port* Announced By War Repartition!. , Many Troop* on Way. i L Washington, April 17. -Sailing oL nine transports from France was announced by the war department. ^ One of the vessels, the Von-Steuhen, | 4ioddey Boll ^ich is due at New York April lh.j I ley Bell made aboard the headquarters hand of ? the Star ""the American expeditionary forces, composed of three olllcors and 101J men, which is being sent home to aid j In the Victory Liberty loan cam- ' 1 [paiirn. Aboard another of the trans-: J ports, the Ilarrisburg, due at New York April 20, is a detachment of ^ the 105th infantry, formerly the <>!tth New York national guard, of the Rainbow division. o The transport Vedie is due at * .DUBton April zI with the remainder1 t< of the 128th field artillery, being I * practically the complete regiment; a1 detachment of the 103rd arMUery of ti the 26th division; haker company, No. 204 and casual companies for II-j * linois. Connecticut, Wisconsin and n Pennsylvania. I ? The transport Santa Teresa from n Bordeaux for New York April 2 4 t has aboard headquarters and com- J panles B and C of the 11th engineers and a large number of casuals, I * including fourteen convalescent ^ groups from the Bordeaux center. The transport Cohnsset due at sons Boston April 26 has aboard seven Stei casual soldiers and civilians. heai The detachment of the 165th in- cro\ fantry aboard the Harrisburg is N composed of the field and staff, head- drei quarters supply and machine gun Joe company, a medical detachment and ta I companies A to F, inclusive, a total of c of 82 officers and 1.680 men The regiment is assigned to twelve camps for demobilization, but 52 officers nnd 066 men go to Camp Upton. The1 Harrisburg carries also a large nutnher of scattering casuals. The transport Great Northern, due at New Yorfc April 20, with the 110th ammunition train; casual ( companies for Illinois. Indiana. Ala- day bama. Arkansas; the hand of the| ro<' 329th infantry and a score of am- j It , 1 balance service sections. thai The transport Naiwa is due at we<> 'Newport News April 28 with one of-j fleer and 11 men as casuals and he! the transport Atanas is en route to New i T York with about ion casual officers pari belonging to units that have already; bor. come borne. I in i ? j Red HIX I?KOPl,K KILLED IN FICSHT ! uni< Wirh NKlillOKS IN (IKOIUilA mat -ft illen, (la., April 17.?Six per- Por sons were killed in a pistol battle h<?- his tween county officers and negroes lied near here following the arrest at a ?ne negro church meeting of Edmond The Scott, negro, charged with carrying Por a concealed weapon. The dead in- on elude County Policeman W. C. and Brown, Night Marshal T. H. Ste- , T phens and four negroes. fire< Tiie officers were called to the and church by a report that liquor was ing being distributed. As the officers Per approached the church they met u'ns Scott in an automobile with a ne- mar gro preacher. The officers stopped mill tho car and arrested S^ott. B Other negroes intervened and it is, deer alleged Joe Ruffln opened (ire on shol the officers. In the shooting that aw a followed both officers. Ratlin's throe vest WOMEN PRAISE STELLA-VITAE ? his We want every afflicted woman to try at least one bottle of Stclla-Vitae on our plain, open guarantee to return the hers money paid for it if it docs not benefit. at t If you doubt our word that ft will ^,or relieve the didressing aches, pains and misery peon liar to the diseases of wo- Hnn men, read the testimony of these women "Am who have!lied it and are glad to tell tjm, others what it has done for l.icm. The only interest they have fn tlio matter is that which nry true won.an feels in hor helping to roliexethesuflerings or other non /Women. You enn believe them. Hot] Mamf ' . ' Mrs. J. F. I?cc, ivlilstead, <Sa., had out female complaint for years. Three hot- wor ties of Btkm.a-Vitak cured her, she T said, and added,"I am cert dnly t hank-1 bor 1^^ fnl for tl is gre!?L fenu l? Ionic." Mrs. fl h RB Paralee Fra?i-r, Longview, Tc.*., ex pressed appreciation oi 8ti:i.la-Vitab an" hi these words: " I cannot say loo much othr for this wonderful medicine I had n|nf] taken other fennde medicines for two ,nh(i years wan no good results. 1 am truly prateful fur the pood Htki.i.a-Vitau VII. has done nie." Mm. Handy Wither/., of Greensboro, Ala., was a terrible suf-1 ferer from female trouble?and only a1 V woman knows what that means! Iter r?;t Condition got so bad her pains threw! ' her Into Rpclls like fits. Her husband: feared she would lose her mind. The'Aire Greensboro doctors pronounced her in- j W; curable, Then sonielwxty suggested h , , that she take Htkm.a Vita k. Bhedid no. The first dc.e lightened her spells. ?" ' HTKid.A-VtTAK'is a perfectly hnrm-j'Shai less compound and it not only alleviat 4 near woman's pain, but builds up 1 r 1 oou, health; it stimulates her appetite, uids digestion, quiets her nerves and r:lenrsiaro her complexion. 11 improves her per- hub? aortal ap|>earance. Vvnt All dealers sell Htella-Vitae, ind are k authorized to return the money paid 1 ,J tor the 11 rst botlle if it does not benefit. ,!V ' May w* ^ . 1 THE LA GOV. ALLEN-(I jq t I NOWHERE KEEP WELL ' Al7^. not Officer No A Teaspoonful of PERUNA lie Itrm Three Times a Day Washington, Api *V\ \' IGeneral Palmer sai 0\\\!/he had not receiv ^from Secretary of i ww sas. that cotton H??1NSTer ?Tin. H?*" the anti-trust laws Sick Since Taking to reduce acreage. r>17 ?*> ? TT\T A a renueet from Aj* A^l from some other m 0 . ? Inet, the attorney > Read tnia letter from Mr. Robi. linnlok, Grass Rang*, Montana. opinion would be "In 1900 I was out tn Kansas department of justi anointc ? threshing.? ?? and Efforts to obtain at tie threshing crew had to sleep ut of doors. One of the crew Secretary of Agricu rought a Perana Almanac to .. _ he engine one day and I was 'he matter were u eeltiiK very 111 from sleeping ever. Assistant Seci nt. I decided to give Prruna a a rial and sent for^a bottle of Pa- ture Clarence J. Oil una and a box of Peruna Tab- i . .. . its, which straightened ms out ' lotion in character i a hurry. > of Governor Allen '1 nave aerer be*a down sick lac* that tlm*. I do not take ] tlon of cotton grov ay other medlctaea egcspt Pe- I tnetlnn no . v% N ! %/ UU UUOUi U> UM ?. ?iw?jr? * ?!? n gn nanaf I my f?et wet, a?t a cola. 1 oil cannot inci sal chilly, or a little bad, I al- I . .. Ouzlcv raya take Peraaa. Paopla should P,e- Mr- VMizity ot wait until thar ara down southern farmers i luk and than taka ft, but should ?ep It on hand Ilka I do anS to keep rot ton wit ifnttS*r U*X bad* **** "kCaW demand. Of oour *Raocmmandad for Catarrhal rm,,e of thia Pr?P nftammatlon of ovary daaorlptlon. thorn. They are l self-defense to pre' lation of a vast s t and Scott were killed. After which would result ihens had been shot it Is said his to them in their ct il and body were beaten by the "The department vd of negroes. I continued Mr. Ouzl ews of the killing brought bun- sinned to instruct < Is of people to the scene and to the precise acn Itu(tin was hurried oif to Angus- plant, but it has ti "or safe keeping and a round-up form them as best >ther negroes is be ng conducted., supply and the p I and has urged th 'RCOTT MILLS S( ENE | ninke sure the prod OF A KILLING MONDAY | Staple food and f j cause the hunger finpt to Ope '*' Mills at ('on- tlon of a large pari cord With Non-l'nlon l.a?bor such that food ai Results in Trouble. I will he in great prices. 'oncord. N. ('., April 17.?Mon-j "With the carryat 8 a. m. a serious light occur- i t,ales at the end of at the Norcott cotton mills here.! he SPPn that a norm vas the cu?mlnation of a strike niai acreage In 1!?1 t, has been on at the mill for three acCummulatlon of ks. The textile union bad walk- pius If the crop o out or had been turned out. and ceed consumption 1 mill was closed. j two bales nnd add 'lie managers attempted to run t Ti a t much more. 1 Is of the mills with non-union la- that cotton farme As tile new people were going anrf that hankers i a difficulty arose between It. Z. fhP cotton belt who man. night watchman, and the (on on a credit has jn people. Mon Porter and Red- present quotation: l, it is alleged, got in a fight, thought of the vah ter pulled off his coat and gave aa they will neces: pistol to a Mr. Howard, and then immediately by the man. It is alleged, tired on him, l>y (he yield of 191 shot hitting him in the Icr. t|,o attitude or t n Howard, it is said, handed agriculture is sufTl ter his pistol and he began firing j(S publications on Redman, who ran into the mill farmers to reduce fell dead. this crop. Postmai wo stories are current as to who iPSOn. a member r 1 the fatal shot. Redman's shirt himself a cotton gi ../.mi w;t* iituiui ournen, snow- stands the situation he was shot tn close contact, dlcatlon that Cover ter says he shot at him when he ftnsr anvwhere at at a distance. It is said as Red- h1s uraml-stand r i ran around the corner of the ru(jnK ,j,e cotton some one eise shot him. servinp the first ?r. Patterson, who examined the whloh is 8elf-preser ?ased, says Redman niipht have ? I himself in his haste to pet BRIDE-EI/ECT y. Coroner Spears held an in- ,??toda ,.. ? .. .ihviKU ipation with Solicitor ( lenient lent. The evidence was taken, no open verdict rendered owing Hl'e.^ Ilojer (.ot . he conflict of evidence as to who I "til Kcasii knc ed Redman. Porter. while Hurnt Cork inded. Is under arrest at his le. John Mollis, a bystander, pot "S,<ns York. April thumb shot off. . ports K- 1 Lu<k" he union has some 2.000 mem- and nis<? arriv(><l 1 t in the county and strikes are on bringing 2.50.1 otlii hree mills, which are closed. The mef1, 88 army n,,n rott is one of the Charles John- Kro stevedore" who chain of mills. The trapedv to bf> Mllft A,exa icd great excitement here for a Marcelllea. bride-el ? but now nil is quiet. The Nor- ",ack' of Muncie. had refused to employ union la- boatswain's mate, and the attempt to start with Mile. Hoyer trave -union workers caused the fight 'Irst ,w? ('avH ti men have families and are mill to ""bliers on the became .seasick and he American Federation of La- beavy eoatinp of h Is backinp the strikers in their to ,on?or deceive ' t. Speakings are held weekly Sh? ma(,? tho r**sf 1 the outcome Is uncerta'n. The iB?bitiori ward and r mills of the county are run- to Immigration offl : but some of them with short r'va'r i Her fiance, who .. ; "hrip" asserts the d\M I'ltOIIlltlTlOV 'was blocked in Fr .nir .vits a If k DKMKI) IIAIIj time to po through Winchester. Va.. April 14.?Olr- tape," will he soleir .Judge Whiting denied appllea- he can persuade i s for bail for State Prohibition ciais to release he nts Henry F. Sweat, W. C. Hall, thorities to release Tl Dunleavy and J H. Sullivan, The Huckenha^h In connection with the killing cers and 2,451 enll ,awrenee Hudson and Raymond 52nd regiment. pioi rkleford, alleged "hootletrgors," the entire regiment Fisher's hill. In Shenandoah |oa I, and M. The ity, on March 26 Unless hails New York and Pei granted by a court of appenls The Turrlalba hr e the officers will he held in the recruited in all part lertsksburg county jail for safe and including detn >lng pending action In their cases sixth evacuation h< i grand Jury at Woodstock on and 116th and 22n 12. together with 10 cat -? ' . . ? NCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. I ETTING ! ryri # / 1 AT CAPITAL 1 his cozy home may i iue?t From Opinion Will ^ Af '- jlOUVj ril 15.?Attorney f 1 id Tuesday thai / . llM III ( \\N A ?.* ?. ed any request (_ 1 ;; ''M X\ ^ j 1 .An &ttr&Ctl\ i expression from I 111 S PH ^ lnayailln?KU8t<lIow,| Jm^ ' 'IWk f ' izing the denuintl ^ hin tho'lhiets of ^ ^ AAfiO/?-,V'|! 'I','',' nI ""' SB^ .I JMONEY-,,,\,,^. lief business. ^ ^ ffr^l^w^r^^urnl^M robable demand, ^ TI|L pkjce J at each fanner * ft^P\A1 j . ^fur |1 F- o It tharUstoti. Tin- i>rle?* ii , ? . . - .^TMn^- i'-Ml* < ?iiitl piikiiI-1nu. Si/.<- <>\< r (ill. 21-ft, notion of his own ...... \ ~/t,H yk ,,i? n \ 12 it , tin- other n it red sunnlies he-' ' /W"? _^55SSS^ Vv 11^1"^ kit. h.n -ft * 12 it . a hath room < ten supplies, no /\ 7/Tji ' ? ' V Yt/ 1 The . < Is well llirhted, siwrlmiB and disorganiza- / \ff-' / / / x)/ A larmly t North Carolina pine . . ,, / // ffff AM / flooring unci celling Walls liullt In of the world are- 1 Wk* X'* sur. warmth Imruhle. tlr.-r.slstln id feed minohes \ Msij /Vxi.-'v\j' _\Oy r. .1 finish Artistic |. in.-l,-?1 Insi.i in reen suppi es \ jyy < *$/ v iV, nails .ml ii.ir.iwan- in demand at hieh V/\ W \\ number "f standard < .>!.>rs ->r pa lit V YV - V? \\ r"Oire.l X and inside finish pa Intel with <>n? v /."i-.. > v ' ?-J>- ^ \ ... n . over of 3.4 50,1831 \ \--~ , /T7 rV #\ I ast season, it will \ \m ial vield on a nor-' \ \PK ?3Pv.\ \j v -\_ quickbilt Bungalow* It \ . Jk>4 fc \. ,, v-'** 1..1..W ami mall l? lletler ! might cause the \ /\ *1 __ cA >7 V/ jC/i -'iX ,<l|"r ''eslred ami Instruet a disastrous stir-; \ c0' f 1 ! 1 9 should ex- \ ^W;._/2^^T\ -^X ?' ? million oi D \ ' OUICl to the enirv-nvee ? * * ^ ' ^b^oho'iiL,' A" Tux \nd merchants in d- j//Sj //' /? /f / Ple,se send ,r -rr* - : BsLj*. xd m/: -Wk?^!-/ - "" '* Is quite above the, | jvj Y% V name '"' t ,t king ^oom ^ *r ! oppress no of thoir assets sarliy he affected ~? ? acreage and later vanguard ol" tho 332nd infan9." try. eoinposed chiefly of soldiers ? he department of f''?>m Ohio and Pennsylvania, the ciently shown by ?n|.v dough hoy organization to icouraglng cotton ''lash with the Australians on the *!**? their acreage of Italian front, arrived late today oi, dor General Bur ,fl" I>uca D'Aosta. The detach- ^'Vi''1 ' JjMJ *' * if the cabinet, is rner,t included 47 officers and 1.6H5 rower and under-. rnen- who will be divided among ' v55 There Is no in- ('ainps Mills. I>ix. Meade. Ilnncock nor Alien is gef. and Sherman. * Washington with Companies of the 332nd on the day about prose- vessel were detachments of Ifeld and j *B* growers for oh- s,afT. headquarters company de- V>N 'S ^TjjT" D law of nature, 'eaehment. supply and machine gun vation. companies; companies A. [I, c, n. j ,rl"".? . Ba ":<l veterinary and mediwl detach-( - nback. Turrialba brouKht 2.2f?? men. of whom KS2 here from Franco were convalescents The res: wen so pale th;?t her Gaffney. April 17. It was an ^ urnt cork, failed n0unced VVednesdaj by Southern IIlf*Or>0^fl tO I he boat's officers. Hallway officials that the bribes WI Urr vU IW af the trip in the which span Hroad river and Thicket y ^ _ i;-' j M was turned over cr(>ek vnuld be completed nc\ ^QflQlXlOli lli cials on her ar- week and that then the double track in): betwpen Washington and At- CP^QnllQ arrived in the lanta would be practically tini?he<l OvUJWII Ji marriage. which Tho double tracking on the South rMrfh't D a nee by lack of ern jias been a colossal undertaking I lS*'X? llw I the French "red nn,l haa involved the expenditure o." # tnlzed as soon as millions of dollars but between P0TT0C mmigration offl- Washington and Atlanta, the South r and naval au- ern nnw has one of the best euuip- ' him. ,ped systems in the United States and brought 11 offl- jh,. traffic accommodations are at After CVCPy lated men of the re.t(|y showing vast improvement. ' leers, comprising - , , minus compan- ^ ^ [}$*> 52nd made up of L ^ nnsy Ivanit men. H Htad or chest-- R'\ I..*'' **' f m 1st S of the country. 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