The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 10, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AN
Wind Storm Sunday. it to hor paren
A severe windstorm struck Lan- ry Sowell. SI
caster about 3:30 o'clock Sunday af- homo by her
ternoon and continued for half an Sowell, who w
hour or more. Aside from uprooting with her.
some small trees and blowing down y ~
an electric light pole, no damage ro'l
was reported. I.<ittle rain fell and ,urK* y" 8 a
there was no hail, though In some ^r8sections
of South Carolina severe Mr. nnd Mrs,
hail and rain storms were reported land, have bet
and some damage to crops resulted, days here as g
Call Meeting Civic League. ^ttney^
There will be a call meeting of the Miss Minnie
Civic League Wednesday afternoon been attending
at five o'clock at the home of Mrs. turned to her 1
T. Y. Williams. All members are ?
urged to be present as there will be Miss ( atherl
an election of officers. Lynchburc. Va
some time us tl
New Ordinance in F.iTect. Hampton.
The ordinance passed by the city ?
council Thursday night prohibiting Miss Fannie
the parking of cars on the paved Union to spent
portion of Main street became oper- Miss (Jl-ulvs
alive Saturday morning. A petition burg. Is visltin
signed. The News was informed, by _
90 per cent of the business men on ('has. I). Joi
Main street, protesting against en- a business trij
Torcement of the ordinance,' was pre- ~
sented to the authorities late Fri- * r" an('
day. Opposition to the measure was ( ''ldien motoi
expressed by many of the leading * U rP J s|>'
lives
business men of the city, who claim
that conditions do not warrant such ^j(as jjessje
drastic legislation. On tho other RUPst of her a
hand and in the face of the opposi- ;(t Van \yyck
tlon, tho council appears to be willing
to give tho law a try-out. llet- York Wllsoi
incr (a alxrvnf *' " **
w.Tt m n iieun-r mi1 ?mi r.rne8l All
taw will or will not bo In force a d?n Friday nij
month hence.
? R. L. Moor
A Roof Illa7.r. from Carolina
The fire department was called out attending scho
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
to tho house of Dr. Satterwhlte, col- ^'sa Mary 1
ored. on North White street. A blaze <0 ^'nn3^oro
on the roof of the one-story kitchen j^ra j y
had resulted from a defective flue (ers apont Sur
and was soon extinguished. The re|a^|Veg
fire department made a prompt run
to the scene. Miss p<ell jy
? .1 TT *. , ... the guest of hi
Another Respite for Allen.
? iii . vanLandingha
Few people in Lancaster are
.... ,,, o Chesterfield a
aware that James Allen. Sr.. negro.
' onvlcted at the last term of general Mrs. R. B.
sessions court of the murder of few days in C
llrown Simpson, white farmer, near ?? Lancaster
on August 4. IK 18. and HHIMHBBlHi
sentenced to electrocution May ft, is
.still in the Lancaster jail. Governor ^B J*
Cooper respited Allen until June > ^B
that his case might be investigated. * vl
Friday he was again given a respite ^B
for 30 days and his case will be in- IB
vestlgated by the board of pardons. IH
A petition has been presented to the* ?
governor asking commutation of the fl Ml
sentence to life imprisonment, and rAIII
it is suiid the petition was liberally
signed. Allen has never been removed
to tho penitentiary, hut has ^B They ha
been held in the Lancaster jail by ^B elusive C(
older of the governor. NF2R'S CI
Suffrage Meeting. I Rnd liexl
The Lancaster Kqual >Suffpage present ?
League will meet next Thursday af- nient ill
ternoon at five o'clock at the Red
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cake ?
layers "t
one of
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an icing
any ever
mouth,
lar line
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sponge, 1
jelly roll
we gurat
finest ma
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orders ei
also incn
for M01
and will
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see us. (
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Lancaster has boon commissioned by I rfcKli
The secretary of state for a general H|
mercantile and dry goods business. "The 1
The proposed capital stock is $20,- ^ ^
000. Petitioners are B. ('. Hough, Hj
E. H. l'lyler, Pratt Simpson and I.II- Bible Pric
llan L. Robinson. ^
PKRAONAVJt.
Misses Henrietta and Rachel Ed-' V*|
wards left Monday for Rock Hill to I T
be the guests of Miss Mary Curetonj I |
White for a week.
M. F. Richie and little son. of Con- When v
eord, spent Tuesday here with I)r.. ?
nd Mrs. 0. W. Poovey. anCe, 0:
Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore, of Rlsh-|
opvllle, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ???
Frank Harper.
A. H. Bobbins and sons. Eugene
and Jeff, spent Friday in Chester. __
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Mrs. Frank Rogers has returned,
to her home in Blenheim after a vis
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T* - ? T-flt Wiwrrflwr.-yy" immm* i??> > ?
THE LANCASTE
will attend the Carolina eon
D COUNTY ment exercises. #
Miss Genevieve Boyd wll
U. Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Wednesday tor Sumter who
ae waa accompanied wl" spenl1 a d"??'
sister, Miss Malvena Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lee, o
ill spend some time lotte. spent Tuesday in La
with Mrs. J. A. Stewman.
Bowman, of Millers- or. j. p. Young and chlldre
guest at the home of and Hose, of Chester, are the
Cardell. of Mrs. NT. S. Wltherspoon.
S. H. Laney, of Page- Mrs. L. A. Williams and lit
m Spending several! Billy, of Charleston, are the
'11 OSts nf Hr nnil Mic I - " ---
? ....o.jor Mrs. Julian H. Williams.
?- I Ben C. Hough and John I)
Pearl Jone3, who has! attended the dance at Monro
; school here, has re- day night.
home in GafTney. ?
Miss Naomi Derrick, who h
ine VVylie has gone to teaching at Enoree, has r
., where she will spend home to spend the summer in
he guest of Miss Eloise
Mrs. A. II. Robbins and
? - aro visiting Mrs. Robbins' i
Clark has gone to Mr. and Mrs. J. W Crow,
1 some time. bama.
? Bryant, of Orange-! Miss Margaret Lomond is
g Miss Eva Parks. . Mrs. Roddey Reed in Roi
. , From there she will go to At!
lies lias returned from!
, v. .. . i visit Mrs. J. B. Fuller.
) to New 1 ork.
7T* ~ t? 11 , Miss Maiy Elliot Carnes is
5. E. 11. Roddey andi ? , '
, , 0 0 . Ridge, where she is attend
red to Sumter Sunday
... .i.? .i . I students' fimventlnn
tm. mc uiij wun reia-j '
' Mrs. Joseph W. Knight ai
| Florence Patterson have r
Cunningham Is the frQm th(J State Sunday gcho
unt. Mrs. J. M. Yoder, vent|on at Florence.
Elmer Sowell who has
r?. Chauncey Gregory Camp Mmj| N Y., Is expecte
aore motored to Cam- tomorrow.
tht to attend a dance. ?.
Clvde Cauthen, of Heath !
e has returned home gpf.n| Tuesday here
, where he has been *
ol. Mr. and Mrs. Brummot Mo
Rock Hill, spent Monday In
Heath Jones has gone tfir Qn bU8,ne88
to visit friends. ?
? Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cloud
tyers and little daugh- cd tticir home in Rock 1
ulay in Kershaw with urdav.
* Max G. Britain attend'
larsh, of Charlotte, is Bankers association at Tybee
er cousin. Miss Martha) last week.
m. at her home on I *
vonuf> | Miss Mae Hennant returnee
i home In Ridgeway Saturday
Allison is spending a * '
Columbia where she M,as Luclle Dlekcrt ,eft s
! for Columbia.
^ 1 I)r. S. L. Allen returnee
| Asheville Friday where he
__ _ _ ? panled Lester Nelson.
Miss Martha and Master
^B Lee, of Charlotte, are the pi
wish to Mrs. J. A. Stewman.
EIGHTY-THREE MINE!
louncG killed by an expl<
I Fifty Others, Many of Wlio
VG Secured ex- I l>le, Injured in I>is?ster
mtrol of CARD- \V likes-11a rre.
ike in Lancaster H
: Saturday will Wllke,-barre. Pa.. June
19 three men dead and aft
inothei achieve- M burned and maimed, many o
the art ol bak- ^B Will die, is the toll of a tlisi
highest quality Hie Haltimore tunnel of th
three delicious waro an<' Hudson Coal conii
... , B the east end section of this ci
wo vanilla and B 0 . ...
Q Thursday. Seven kegs of Inai
chocolate, with JH 3,00ft pounds In all. were
at* creamy as atod and the dead and the
milted in your U were literally roasted by the
Alio our regll- ^BI H^:itpas flames following
of CORBY'S B i plo*'on; . . ,
1 ^BI The tragedy occurretl \s 1
plaip, 1 aisin, I mpn were on their way to \
ady^ cocoanvif, the morning. Owing to
a?all of which ^B working places helnp two mil
jtee 1 to be the niouth ?/f the tunnel tl
, n, , B were making the trip In a t
de. Plane your , . . ,
\ ^B 14 mine cars drawn by an
irly. We have motor, the powder being car
jasedtour order H two cars in the middle of th
niER'S Bread B The train had penetrated t
bo able to sun- B nel abwut 200 when Au*u
vlth ttiis SANI- " ,hr '?
V overhead trolley wire sagge
al. CV>ine to touching a steel powder keg,
a short circuit. In an Instar
?_ wHS Jl shower of sparkS and a
blast. A great sheet of
fTQAN drawn by the air current, en
UlJvll vv. the helpless men who were I
closely together-In the cars i
Home OI ( lean possible chance to escape,
he Lowest IV>S- Owing to the ventilating
A big shipment/ of chickt
just arrived.\Segt us befoi
buy. Kergusoit\f*o.
DURANCE
rou want Life Insurance, Fire Insti
r Sickness and Accident Insurant
SEK [
A. G. ELLISON
tepreNenlN tlaue llji'Mt CompniiieM
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K NEWS, LANCASTER, S
imence-1
I PRESIDENT WILL S
WITHIN '
11 ha\e Paris, June 9.?Pre
re Hhe .. . ,
son, it is now reguruci
ble, will leave Frano
f Char- United States wltliln t
ncaster two weeks.
n JohJthe 8IUO,<e an(' flames w<
guests war<* an(* 'irst '"tl"
uinaDici III IHOS6 Oil U1G
i the shrieks of anguish 01
tie son, Rescue corps were at
guests and the dead and Injur
Idly brought to the si
W lie "V'I1K were Kivon fii
I ment my physicians and
10 Mon- ... ..
, to the city and mercy
I ambulance and vehicles
as been even the lire apparatus
eturned.ln tho emergency,
onths. When the rescuers
; the tunnel they found t
hlldren ,|yjng ptir>?i in heaps In
[jarents.l ajonK (j10 nnel. Ho
in Ala- (]Pad were burned to a c
j dead. were found (lea
visiting ,,0', all(* 'others Sl
ck Ilill 'heir injuries as the hos
lanta to ^^ have been identified.
Among the men kil
! was James J. McClosk<
at Hlue i,as,,|)an pitcher, at one
ing the ijor 0f (i,0 I'hiladelph
league club*
id Miss' Assistant General Mr
eturned ( anan, of the Delaware
ol <"?n-|^oaj company, after Inv
j the scene of the disaste
been at his opinion a steel bar
d home, r|P(| one tju; niPn
tact with the overhead
Springs, inc the short circuit.
the company's futures
bley. of boys were being carried
Lances- ' ' "
Special this week <\n
born Teas and Coffeo
return- just arrived for Fergi^
[ill Sat- ?
ed the
Beach, j | I ?
'[! John B. C
1 to her'I | n ^
E i Stetson .
aturday j J HATS _
I from r 3
accoin- r 1 fT* _
rH r* vrv m I l*i
JJ A lUffl V/U
Martini f] ~
:i| Rod
OSIOPili
S New Shipment
" " (J Soisettes. Fi
| j for this hot w
Kfchty-j J 3
others r J .
f 1? S Beaut
?st<ir m,
e Pela-1 ]
lany in C | Assorted f'attel
ly earI> lc buttons, all si
rk po\V- -"J
' (lfton-1 - ] At $2. IS and $:
maimed z 1 , t
sillier ifj shown- A """
the ox- L j stripes, with
4* worth much n
r?il? tho
vork in | 3 early selectio
t,lcir r 3 these prices.
ps from *
io men If Men's Lion Bra
rain ofjlj shirt and coll
electric If , ried
in e 1 values for y?
e train. . ] them in all tin
"< 'u? [ J to $6.95. Yo.
st Kud- I |
tos the C eluded in the
d and [ 3
formed r ! p I
>t there {? ipeCIfl/ Ifl
terrtfllc [ | gce oul. (..,St
flame,jg ] leading lines c
vetoped . ] jn Foldintfhan
Middled J ] Ties> priced
with no I * j j #
Men's Shawknit
system M Lisles thread
7 ,1 leading colors,
:n ,eed [ 1 75c Pair.
r 3 Biff line of Arro
_____ - 3 thread at l.?c
mmmmm ftl ^ ^C ?ne ^
J I ful values wh
I 5 Bitf Special in M
? J them froing u
( 1 in we can sa>
, * ] our usual way
, : ] 75c and 98c.
Ir" {] Summi
J| How about your
I I wear. True, i
? C f ting real valu
J 1 every essentia
r 1 demanded by
v J in Underwear
J ] Men's full mad
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1
AIL
SSl The FIRS'
o for the
- - ! LANCASTER
i
ire drawn in-1
lation of the!! V ?|
surface was'I I _ 1-. _ A._ _
f the Injured. I I l|10ir|I7
once formed I |> T
ed were rap- 1
irface where
rst aid treat- ^
then rushed| 4
hospitals in I
of all sorts! fyuy , , >S'p ]
i being used | .... ...
will buy Liberty
first entered! Hie people ol lift
he dead and1 II |i till 11 of tllllv, 1
the cars and; to t lie i-re?
tZ or To! IN,1S I'KI'AIM
d in the tun-' ;,s 1"11- Jls 1
iccunibed to! So|i|. ;ill<l We will
ipitals. Only of I'olir per eel)
1 terly.
led outifght
?y, a former | Tliis is 1 lie fir
time a mem-l| L;,lieaster < ulllll
ia National I
i|
inager Buch- I
and Hudson 15 ~~~"
restituting atl
t, gave it as ; |
or drill car- TT?# T
came in con-1 || ST X
wire, formAccord
inp to; I
143 men and. Chas. D. Jones, Pr(
E. M. Croxton
Chase & San-,
which have
fon mmmmm
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SPECIAL V
ir GENTS' ^JRNISl
lman-Wc
of Men's Cluetl and Lion Bran
nil line Silk Shirts, all priced I
eather. They are made up coo
iful Line of Shir
rns, well made, finished nicely, wi
zes. Priced i)?Sc, $1.18 at
one of the greatest lines we hi
* ' ? '
iiri i hi <u>mii unt'iiL in ineuium a,
French cull's. Values i nlhis lino t
lore today than we have them price<
n advisable as they will not last
$:>.50 values at $2. IS and
nd and Cluett Shirts, made by the
ar manufactories, which insure yoi
ur money. See our big shirt case
0 latest patterns. Priced $.'{.-18, $.'{.9
j will find some wonderful values in
above prices and lot.
Ties and Hosiery 0l^'
1 of Cheny Silk and other $1
if nice Wash and Silk Ties, One
d. Brown Tie and Wash Pr
25c, ISc, 75c $1.00 and Men'
wc
Hose, double heel and toe, va
and pure silk, in all the Men'
Priced .'{8c, 18c, 65c and Pr
One
?w Cotton Hose and I .isles va
. 25c and 35c. siz
den's Silk Hose. Wonder- Mon'
ile they last at .'{8c Pair. be
[en's Leather Belts. With sic
p with our hi# stock just $1
/e you money. Priced in Spec
for less 25c, 35c, 18c, 65c, 25
Men'
?r Underwear Men'
supply of Smmer Under- Men'
mderwear economy is f?et- so
es at medium prices, has $1.0f
d of quality, fit and wear Woa
those who know the best $1.5f
Men'
e Elastic Back Nainsook $5
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PAGE FIVE
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NATIONAL HANK of Lancaster
Loan Bonds of every issue from
neastor County at par during the
15110. and place the proceeds of
ilit of your account in our SA\'
MK NT. All deposits must re- I
i'tic year fnun date the I???ik1s are
I pay interest 01; same at the rate
t per annum, compounded quarst
opportiini 1 y that the people of
ty have had t<? sell their limids at.
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National Bank
jANCASTER, S. C.
ysident,
i, Vice-President and Cashier,
Ira B. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
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ilkup Co. 11
d Shirts in Madras, Percals and
for auick selling. Just the kind [ l
all the prettiest patterns j} *
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uon Suits at 50c and (58c Per Suit. Qj
lot Men's Manhattan Union Suits r 1
.75 value at $1.25 whil othey last. ? J
case Men's Athletic Shirts and Pants, b J
iced 18c per garment or 95c per suit. 1 *
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.-> Kuaiuiiimi iv.i-t.ss .-Ainieuc under- &C
>ar in Shirts and Drawers, $1.00 l|
lues only 65c or $1.25 per suit. J j
s Manhattan Athletic Union Suits, if
iced $1.98 suit. E ,
lot Men's Union Suits, $1.25 and $1.50 ? 1
lues. Not all sizes in each lot, but all r 1
;es in the whole lot. Reduced to 98c. ? J
s W hite Combed Shirts and Pants, |
autiful quality, in lonpr and short j t
-eves, long and knee pants. Priced I E
.45 per garment. E
ial line of Roys' Union Suits. Priced ? 1
c and 50c. I 1
s Faultless Pajamas, real summer Z 1
>itfht. Priced special $2.95 Suit. J i
s Night Shirts 98c and $1.50. E s
Panamas and Sailors; also line of J *
ft straw and cloth Hats. Priced 50c I m
) and $1.50. I J
derful line of Men's Sailors at $1.00, | ?
), $1.98, $2.48 and $3.48. j I
s Panama Hats. Priced $3.48 to m ]
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