The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 30, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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I"? ' FTCHT 4 > + + + + + + ;* + + + + + ? Olio bet XV (>011 * KERSHAW. * fUlK there " ? V ! + * + + + + + + + + * lit" | negro, mak Ke chaw, S. 0., May 29. ltobert ,vas tlie F. (* uthen arrived last week from | KOmery. over;- -is, having received his dis-| Those wh charge from the army. testimony f( Mi'.i, C. K. Davis took her little, Owen, only dnugi ter, Mary, to ltock Hill ^^"[erv when tl iday ior an operation in her throa, ?( by Dr. W. C. Twltty, throat special- the tnqest i 1st. i section; De f'<!e Gregory has received his ; v ju)> xv;;t, dis irge and has returned to his f-OJ. yjon'ro hon near Kershaw. Clyde reached jnYestigatioi Fr- ? on Saturday before the ar- ?? .t < I J II ^ I lit- VI III m o was signed on Monday. ] afev. who, '' " many friends of Robert \nsa ov Flo d will be pleased to learn that; tjve d j$, j be 'onsiderably improved and was fho officers ab'e *o return home from the Fen- tec*tive J. D in! lflrmary last Wednesday. slsted in tli s 1" i. J. W. Neal and her two street ear e dau; ' ters, Misses Lois and Annie.j have taken n erta, Vn.. are visiting at the amj jiarrv 1 b of the former's cousin, Rev. jat the Owen J. ?.! Neal. ; the killing ; iam Hayes, who attended the nc,j screams No?h Carolina Agricultural and Me-j al college at Italeigh, has re-1 (?RltiVl AN f 1 home for the summer vaca- I lieu !v f. and Mrs. J. Gardiner Rich- (Continu 8'i's and child, of Camden, spent I.": ' eek-end in Kershaw with Mrs., do. of Italy, R rd's parents, Dr. and Mrs. I. R.l According J.'rv-*. sential point * ihooting scrape occurred early j First?Fiv F. ' lay morning in the lower side suburb of S of 1 r.vn between Dock Stover and region to tli D Lanier, both colored. but, state under re 1 er of the combatants was hit. This state w -V > + * + + * territory am + NORTH LANCASTER fr?s * f4* + + + + + + + + + + + + + , tona""Z ; tia > . * -ucaster. R. P.. It. F. D. 1. May The Sober 20. We have had a cold wet May of Triest ot T i cold for cotton to prow, but P^cod undo r- has grown all the same. The Ita'.v. which I..-5 is run together and hard to Pnrt ' the Nothing looks good for a . hlnterlalhd. <' " "i crop. Most of the corn is toi Third?It: j ' yet and some bottom land has eignty over i.e had a plow In it. That don't n:>n?0'V Phe< > good for corn. The Fulghuin Piumo In o- fs are earlier and some are cut- R'n Isouthw r1, (hem now. They are making a Iftrlant and g. 1 crop. Wheat has the rust WPSt of sPa b > y again. It can't make much l?PRlng to Alfalfa was good; it is all cut t>''nR island: r- and soon will be ready again. Furthernu Fve ybodv is busy as they can be tbe league c re?. the mandatr >s Janie Craig is home for the the treaty r ^ ' ion from her school at Hlon- preponderatl he'to. ^ "a. M, J. Ilobbs is visiting at I'ltFSl R'v -aide this week. 'I T'.r. Rodney T?c-II made a tell* at Paris. Ma North Lancaster school house on presentation 25tli in the interest of the Sal- the Austriat v >a army. Our people gave a determined I collection for it. of the powe -?te. with Anstri LARGE PART OF 81ST it seems to DIVISION ON ITS WAY r,Pion wil1 tation on M< Cr.i's Are Coming on the Transports St. flerm; Minnesota, Missouri and Leaner, hea gation, has South Carolina. ( poare troaly ? on Monday. Washington, May 20.?Although ,0 ,his' Oil IV! hlli/1 infAnmnllon hnn ..,.4 .... v_..vU i.iui.wt. n.m uoi j vi Qiiiirtorlj been officially promulgated by the Following r.;.r department, It is learned that a quarterly m L.: '.;e part of the 81st division, com- wl(h pr sad of drafted men of North Saturday, j- t" South Carolina and Georgia, i0:30 o'cloc s. .:d from Brest Tuesday afternoon Devotional the United States. The Slst dl- Words of v '.in troops are coming on the Cauthen. sports Minnesota, Missouri and; Response ?j. ih Carolina. Their destination Report fr :'s )t yet announced. but the troops pa(pg. >ably will land either at Charles- How i>-ri to or Newport News. Grow Anion The same ships are bringing the ^rs p> < "" "th artillery brigade and the 306th What Rig f.n nunltlon train. Given a Met T'-e 81st division was placed on Joining the priority a week ago. The sailing of ponderhurk. ih> a vessels from Brest, indicates What Rel that the entire division may rea- Apportionme f. ibly be expected back home church Mr? -. Clin the next two weeks, as it re- what Six ,'? ea ordinarily lb to 12 days to tj,e Society oi ?ho the trip over. Gifts??Mrs. \s the Slst division trained at Dinner. Camp Jackson, it is likely to be sent Devotional t-gr k to that camp for demobilization jfow- Does en'1 chances favor Charleston as the Help a Rocal tort of debarkation. The war de- thA church - -tment probably will announce the D&bney. .<> oeted date of arrival and the what Are p ft of debarkation for the three service??Mt a. Announcement of the par- What Res <t clar units abroad will also be Women of t r 'e, but as a rule about a day Is Missionary T <, uired for the cable transmission M1bb Annette -.his detailed information aften closing W tbe ?ailing of troon shins. 1 ?w __ - ?-? H?ur. ( BONER'S JURY IS JZZ X HOLDING HUNTER hold on aecc work needs Continued From Page One.) ( wUI be welc. 'efendant awaiting trial In crlm! ' rourt. : _________ hen MNs Owen entered the jury (HMt ban im r -ii she took a seat off from the ether Chill n J re. When Hunter entered the! market, hut J . . , I (Ions. They xi j .1 she rushed from that seat to jn t|,e ?,c<ur THE LAN i two of the jurors. Sit moment, she rose from nd pointed towards the lng the accusation that man who shot Mr. Montrse sworn enn signed )llowed are Miss Lorroine com pan'on of Montgom he killing occurred, who the Monday's session of ind at Wednesday's final lectlve C. W. Russell, Detective Pitt man. went luery's body r.d made III is immediately follow- *' ne at the scene; Charles 1111 with officers. acconip;?n-|jjJ ? >en to Iter Home; Deter- ( Iradley, who was among arresting Hunter; De. Johnson, who also as- ^ le arrest; J. P. Oibson. M onductor. who lairns to Hunter to Myers park H. Williamson, who we.-1? residence at tlie t me of I ind who heard tb' shot JI ! WHV rs ANSWER VY N ALLIES' HANDS me ed From Page One.) | d<iy V has accepted. lirt-Lf to The Temps the es- llgIIl"V s In the agreement are; line, not including the (chalk. forms, with the le west, an independenti the league of nations.j j ill be bounded by Italiani 1 contain the railroad' 1 to Liabachu. lata (capital of Dalma-i|| S III iico ( i " nines southeast III 1 the Adriatic) will he It ! r the soverelpnty of III renounces any other jll Dalmatian coast and ||| a 1 >- will exercise sover- jll islands called strtetic.i111 so (12 miles southwest III donpinp to Istria.) Lus- III est of Cherso and also III I Lissa (33 miles south-,111 ^ lato in the Adriatic, he- |||' Delmatia) with the nut~i||| t are, says The Temps.il II tf nations prants Italy 111 > over Albania, where. Ill ^ tf London assured Italy inp influence. ( R\T TERMS r<> Al'STItIA MOVI1AV y 20.?The date for the of the peace terms to | i representatives will he Saturday at a meeting Mm rs which broke relations a-Hunpary. At present be probable that the dehe to make the preseninda.v next. ^ ? , tin. May 20.?Dr. Karl _____ (1 of the Austrian delebeen notified that the will be communicated cHAU'IT < ii.- offered no objection * ANNOT SHAKE! ? V A r?l> tTH'r Ar nnivn.iin & i;r r Mooting W. M. S. is tho program of tho Unable to Disprove Si eetlng W. M. S. to he| Who He Wa(| ?w Mope Baptist church, luno 7, beginning at on * -Boat. k: j -?Bv local pastor. I ? ,, T , Ayer, Mass., May 29.Greeting?Mrs. J. A. agent of the depart met .. ... . testified at the court-ai Mrs. Minnie Williams. 0 , ? , , vate Paul L. Mace for <5 om Societies?By deleTor lousNt h? Beasons Should Be IIIH IMDIPCC nber of the Church for llNM jJlMJnr^ W. M. S?Mrs. A. N. atlon Does the Sorietv' iake a c nt Bear to that of the i. R A. Williams. Ways May Members of 11,0 Nausealess C Make Their Mission is Purified and Uofln. J. C. Funderhurk. . Sickening and I)ang< a Missionary Society have heard ol Church and How Hoes less quinine?now get Help It? Mrs. T. A., with neusealess calom calomel that Is wholly the Needs for Personal its yet retains ali s B F Carson tem-purlfying and li ? arson. qualities of tho old-styl ponslbillty Should the i Your doctor will tell ; ? Church Feel for the omel is the best and oi raining of the Girls??, for billiousness, heada Q. i ii'?n ana constipation ai ' 1 it Is pleasant to take i ords?Mrs. L. C. Pay- taking Calotnhs. the n with all of the liver I irch please send dele- ! none ?f the sting. i_? . One tablet on the tor last meeting was not Mmp wUh RwaI)ow >unt of Influenza. Much that's all No taste, nr to he done. Visitors salts, no danger of saliv r>med morning you wake up Miss I line T-sher your liver thoroughly < 1 snpr' biliionsness. headache, Pres. of Division 2. an(t Indigestion remo ? what you please?no da ore imitations than any Calotabs are sold onlj nd Fever Tonic on the sealed packages, price no one wants linlta- cents. All druggists ar are dangerons things to refund the price If yoi Ine line.?Adv. 1 lighted with Calotabs.? CASTER NEWS. LANCASTER. S. C. *s\s\w UUL LOTHES go through half'the sumr, or even one sweltering without the cool comfort a weight suit will give? Certainly, you intend getting a mi t now and on the first hot day you w: nore eoinforting than wishing von 1 ,ee our splendid hot-weather showinj High-Art Made by Slronse He Brothers, In addition to the non-heat retaini vell-titting and wear-giving. These reations of the foremost elot.hes dc Be ready for the heat. Coino in t. ant having this lahel. Fahries inehu 'loth. Silks, Tropiquates and soft-fi] -ancasier Depar "THE BEST PLACE TO S 4TKANGE representatives of the departmei orvi ninii1 erating in Pennsylvania, had unable to disprove any of his t ments. Nare has maintained lory of Man ^o was adducted from Camp I)< and kept on board a German AlHluoted marine to eompel him to dlvulg< piano plans. The Judge advocate Introduct an exhibit an almanac that sh ?E. K. Pond that the udo wag hiRh ftt Cnpo it of justice, py Va at 3;38 m 0ctobei nt'al of Prt- ja?j Qn fbat day, according ?"? * * on thiit Nace 8 story, he was thrown of j German undersea boat and s nn J two miles to shore. Sergt. Ri \\ J. Nagle, of Fort Strong. Va.. UU flP(j that If Nace landed at mOM Henry at 4 o'clock a. m., the 11 lull w?uld havo been In his favor. AlfiTAR PERSONALS. IlLU I fiU John Stewman Is at home Clemson college for the hollda; almnel That ,, _ 0 * * , , Mrs. J. S. Gibson, who has cd From All fbe guest of her sister, Mrs. I sroua KfTeets Boyd, for several weeks has turned to her home In Florence r smokeless ,, . _ . ,, e and taste- ^rB- A- r>OTe- Bnrllni acquainted Is the guest of her daughter, Mr el?the new a. Boyd, delightful In ? I of the ays- jjni jfOUgb an(j family, of ( ver-cleansing w . e calomel. terfleld. spent Monday here as Kou that cal- guests of the former's brother, V illy medicine Hough. che, Indlges- ? ad nOW that Mr a VonnU A ...v everybody in . ??' ,-w calomel spending the summer with Mr. teneflfn and Mrs. Oeorge Ft. Craven, left morning for Lenoir, N. C., to n| igua at bed- (jaVH w|th Hev. J. Fl. Craven of water? ? nauaea, no family at Davenport college. atlon. Next fueling fine, j, t Thomasson han refui cleansed, all from a bunlnena trip to Atlanta constipation ved. Eat . i ' nKf>r Charles t onnely has retui r in original from overseas duty and will res thlrty-flvo ^Is oosition with the Flank of 1 authorized raR(er which he held prior to i are not de- . ~Adv. listing in the service. 11 * . m\ i \ s ' ' ^ . '7/V1 * FRIDAY, MAY # Ittt STROUSE 4 IROt.. U?.. ?JU.T? ? .. d-sunuuor suit this year. (Sot ill find that having it is sa lot tad it. Wo suggost that you g of n~ i-i? V/1U11IC5 Inc., liallimurc, Md. 11 l>" qualit ies, they aiv stylish, li 11<>. exrlusi /e models are tin* signers in the country. iley jukI select ;i mid-summer ile I>;iIm Roach. Mohair, <h?ff nisli materials. iment Stores HOP AFTER ALL." j | J "? EMPHATIC IN HER I"1 ?? itate-, ppAicc nc TAMI *0 '.oTKJaLtJXr 'veny I ItnluL Ul InllLnU the town pref sub-1 _____ additional tax to pay } ajr.l back indebtedness foi Anderson Woman Declares She provementa and put t _mT , business basis, or whe ,d aB| Became a Nervous Wreck. fPr to go on paying si penn l l'""1 nirenKinsnen. Teniae sure- NOTICK. and' 'y did help m* wonderfully. I gain- This association will ed about ten pounds In weight, too." series on the flint Tue Tnnlac, the master medicine, li next. Those deslrlnf rned ,0'd eieluslvely by J. F. Mucker, nleaso enter their subsi Lnncnster; Peoples Drug A Grocer) ' us as early as possihli Co., Heath Spriugs; C. O. Fioyd Lancaster liulldlng t -ned Kershaw.?AdT. snc.Atlon. time ? ' j - ? r_ ,an. ANYTHING In Kngravlng. ldtho <ICH quickly relieve* en- grahlng, Printing or Ruling. Th< I**** of t Lanct.r N?wb. 'aE?" <! ? to To, 30, 1919. ISJI SHU i n d " - , 4 I ? I ' THK TOWN rrcit. i ai i ui-auay is or not the voer to levy an ' the $18,000 r street imhe town on a H ther they pre- H x per cent In), and an exborrowed for s Indebtedness H is since 1916 income of the * nk will loan of Interest to l, Main street ition where It epair it. The own need iindebtedness of lis Increase in 'feeding count a low rate of ; w additional V;' its which are i'' It may be aruId be bonded ;JQ> indebtedness. /P indebtedness , be made for ;; its and not to ^ ess. This is v oposltlon. If this old debt a businesslike Vf* otlng this tax. mtinue to pay & ntereat which ir to year. It K osition. rlA o say that the Bnt of the old is to succeedo the present RWART, & Mayor. open a new ||; sday in June t stock will Jq rrlptlons with ind Loan As 0-4t || Const Ipat Ion, ^ %pi?etite and fS rpld JJver.?- ^ it-rnHi on lMis 518,00( orbitant rate on money Hen' HAI) TO HIRE HELP current purposes. Th< r 15.| of the town is and hi r to been greater than the r tl,P Mrs. Vernon Savs Tanlac Made town; hence, no ba .1 * . ,,r r,. money at a low rate warn| Her Feel as Well as She the town. In additioi obert p | , 1 wtll soon be in a cond tpstl- !!<>er Dla. will be necessary to r P R other streets of the t ?oia' "Tanlac is the finest tonic 1 have provement. If the In ever taken. I don't think It can be J'"'.0 " tax it would enable sui excelled." These emphatic state- c)1b tn borrow money al ments were made by Mrs. Ida Ver- interest and to borro non, of 31 Henderson St., Anderson, money for Improvemei from Bhe Kave in endorsement of Tanlac ''I'?'1.1tV'!'* irV eued that the town sho i "I took Tanlac for a bad run-down to pay this back condition, and my health was so bad However, all bonded been | Wft8 unab|e d0 nay housework "hould. It seems to us > A- when 1 hesan tnkinz Tanlac I em- Pe,man,>n, Improvemer wnen 1 oef,an taking laniac. l em coyftr barR lnrtebtPdn rP" ployed a cook then. I had indigos- simply a business pr ' tion badly and lots of food I cotild the town wants to pay not eat. because of the suffering it an(! Put a"a'ra ?n iton . . i> ii t , . basis it can do so by Vi * " would cause me. Really I was Just ,f fhe town wanU C( a nervous wreck. I had been under an exorbitant rate of i treatment almost continuously for will continue from yei .. almost five yenrs, but I did not seem ra" reject this tax prop hes- It may be nerttnent t to ImnravA nnv ine ??' benefit of thin adjuatmi v c "A friend In South Georgia told indebtedness will aroru me about Tnnlac and I took It. And Ing councils and not t the Tanlac got me to feeling as well 01,61 l0 |B as I ever did In my life. My appeand tlte wa8 returned to me, the Indiges- May 30, 1919. thla t'on wa8 "topped and my whole ays