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TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT T( Clean-up Day. i A All interested In Zlon cemetery will J cl meet Friday, August 1st, to clean off fi church ground and cemetery. * C( Sistare Reunion. Rev. E. C. Snider and Prof. Beech, ^ Wlneotu N f wilt ? .1 I TV IUQUVW, ? ' V/?? " *! U1U ftO au~ dresses at the Sistare reunion on July a 31. The Sistare twins and others n Mill also make addresses. Sunday School Hall? a There will be Sunday school rally a' day at Zlon M. E. church Saturday, August 2nd. Everybody Invited to ? come and bring well-filled baskets. ci Will Preach Here Sunday. w Rev. W. S. Woodle, of Kershaw, |r will preach at the First Haptist u church next Sunday. Rev. J. S. Cor- y, pening, of Seneca, who recently ac- n< copted the pastorate of this church, will take up his new work the following Sunday, August 3. Judge Moore 111. ^ Judge Ernest Moore has been quite unwell for several days at his home _ here. By reason of his Illness. Judge Moore could not preside over the term of common pleas court at York, ? which convened Monday, and a substitute judge was named. a y< Preaching at Kbcnezer. K On account nf r:i In thnto waa n? ? ? ^ ~ "" It service at Ebenezer last Sunday. There will be preaching next Sunday at 11 o'clock (old time) by the pas- M tor. Rev. Y. T. Shebane. c< t? Miss Jessie Porter Married. Miss Jessie Porter, formerly of this city, was married July 2nd, at v "Wrlghtsville Beach to Dr. G. B. Davidson, a dentist, who lias been in service in the army and who before the )( war was located In Gates City, Pa. Dr. Davidson has not decided where he will locate. Note of Thanks. The A. It. P. congregations of Dan- j master and Shlloh most agreeably ^ surprised their pastor with a hand- _ some gift of money. This is not the first time such has happened, for all along we have experienced the liberality of those good people, but this time they went beyond ordinary bounds, and we wish to return special thanks. The gift is most highly appreciated because it comes as an expression of your love and apprecia?Un cwl n? t V,? ? IIWU| UIIU ut IUC oamc II11IU in in isi uin 1(i our temporal needs. May God command his blessings J upon each one of you. |j W. S. Patterson. \ Atkinsoii-Mnhlry. A pretty wedding was solemnized j?t the home of Mrs. J. B. Atkinson at York on July 16, when her youngest! daughter, Louise, was given in inar-| riage to Walter Mobley of Heath i Springs. The hour was 8 o'clock in the evening and the vows were spoken on the porch of the beautiful home, among lovely decorations of roses and trailing ivy. At the first notes of the wedding march from Lohengrin, played by Miss Hindu Goode, college classmate of the bride, the groom appeared with his brother as Lest man. Next came the maid of j honor, Miss Rebecca Hitch, of Moiling Springs, N. 0. Then came the flower, girl and ring bearer, little Evelyn J Muggins, niece of the bride, with the. ring in the heart of a rose. Last camei t! >vely bride, beautifully gowned, in white embroidered georgette with flowing veil, carrying a huge shower| boquet of bride roses. During thel ceremony Schubert's "Serenade" was rendered. The Rev. J. L. Dates of the| | If You Come I & Come i IX ! It's always hard to go int ' time. You never know what'; You wonder what the clerk & groceries will be for sale, will or will you have to carry home if have any doubts about our st \7 Come in and see us. We i be any "ice to break." We do everything you exf store to do for you and a litl have for sale are the kinds e > put on your table. There's r ?? we think might displease a ci we can safely recommend, jf One of these things is RYZ f We studied baking powder? ? that this is one of the best pov jjr ever seen. y It's pure and clean. It'salv <? economical?because less is price is low. A full weight p( 4 W. H. TERR V THE LAN ! ton, have returned 1 )WW AND COUNTYj ssoclate Reformed Presbytorian ^r' and ^rs" ' burch. pastor of the bride, was of- dren' of Chesterflel elating minister. spending the past t After the ceremony an Informal re- Mrs. Maud Houy option was held. The color scheme, Mr. and Mrs. Eugi ink and white, was carried out in Ware Shoals, are visit le refreshments. 0f former-B father The bride and groom left Imruedi- ? tely to spend two weeks in the Mr. and Mrs. W. mountains of western North Carolina. Charlotte, were the v The bride is an exceptionally fine ?' Mrs. M. K. Mc( ai nd talented young woman, educated Qe0rge W. William! t Limestone college. She has many day from hj8 vacatlo -lends in both North Carolina and mountaln8 of we9ter outh Carolina, whose best wishes j.Qa >llow her. The bridegroom was edu- ?.? ited at Furinan university and is Miss Sara Cloud, c ell known. He has been a teacher visiting her grandmo i the Gaffney graded school since he Hough. >tt the service In December. The _ J , * , . ... . . . , ? rt Fred Still, of Rock oung couple will be at home in Gaff? . . , week-end here with h ey aftor September 1. W. O. W. Meeting. Mrs. Chas. D. Jonef All members of Camp Creek Camp, Crawford have returi 7. O. W., are requested to meet Sat- i0tte. where they wei rday night, (26th). count of the illness an B. H. Plyler, C. C. father. B. D. Heath. PERSONAM*. M,a8 Almena Weld I is visiting Miss Malei home on Elm street. Lt. Hal Mackorell, of York, has ? rrlved from oversea's service of a Miss Laura Gilber ear and a half and is visiting his returned from Rock randparents. Major and Mrs. J. M. ... ., Fred Adams has i iddle. * home here, having rec Mrs. J. D. Lent7, and daughter, tered out of the servl iiss Lucy Richmond Lentz., of Con- ? ird. are visiting the former's sis- Miss Ronnie t nip 1 5r, Mrs. J. H. Withorspoon. Peabody to take a si athletics, preparatorj Miss Cecoile Metz, of Lexington, is her work as director Isiting Miss Guy Skipper. Coker college, to whl ... I *. ... . ,, has recently been elec Harry Hirsh and Mrs. Minnie My- __J rs left Monday for Northern markets ]{ \('R RIOT HUE > purchase fall goods for their Ol'T IN YV :ores. They were accompanied by leir children, who will spend a while (Continued From ith their grandparents. Mrs. J. L. George and children, of "ro headquarters tc lartsville. who have been visiting at Which might result le home of Mr. and Mrs. T 1.. 11 i 1 - sP;,r'{ lawlessness i of more serious na . warnings to "keep I the purpose of proven 9 K Wi from gathering of mi I V ly\ _ /) There was ample I preparations to guai 9 Jf 9 been made advisedly evening several dis \\ "^ place, which might I p ^sj{ serious proportions 1 sP ^or (he timely intervc lice and their reinfor m&fJtiSr 'he foot of the capit 1 r the house adjourner ^ ! were leaving for thei Watch for Dangers *" "? ' ?l"rlc"nn ? white soldier, and by Only one of many fire dangers to ,akf a parf street that no Rood housekeeper per- *? aml ,ramc was hl? ? . ' ,. , [hundred yards in earl mits. Hut even the most care- j fore anythlng ,er,oua ful household needs the com- eVor. four automobile plete protection of a policy in lice reserves, made th the Hartford Fire Insurance !an(1 halt0(l ,hp distur Company. We can furnish it. L Lntcr in ,he ovotl . . liunn, crack shot on I-ire insurance alone isn't pollr? ,?rcB wa, str much comfort to a man whose fired by a negro in th automobile has been stolen, tion of the city, the This apency offers full pro- residential district. 1 tection of the most reliable ,h<: Pa,roInian s atm . , , able to return the i . I escaped, outrunning i ians who had taken i Lancaster Insurance Agency ln w ** * i Two negroes were f IRA II. JONES, JR., ,ate ln the afternoon Isancn-stcr, S. C. [ office building. On. _____________ cased by several sol \ fired, tried to steal a I ^ ?"?mp>ert In c.oa i ^ taken and beaten. 1 i be"eve(l to be a chat JllCC if Oil 11 I resentatlve, intervene ? -y ? en inio unconsciousm * t ^ got away before the i Again * A'ih! nlK'u wo T on the downtown st V grow larger, all Wai a a grocery store the hrst A hltd beon warnRd by ? in ptore for yoi|. thorltles to remain o s will be like, what kind of night, they, deliver yoqr purchases 1 The first real clash ; an pnwieldy parcel ? Don't $ 7 o'clock in th e so ore. ! when a mob atoppei guarantee thilt there won't V ; ports to the police ^ thereupon opened fln >ect a real service grocery 'men in tho crowd tie rtyore, and the goods we wounded Police ai )f things that you want to according to 1 lothipg on our shelves that ? quarters, fired at th lis toiler. Anything we sell 'the bullets hitting h |der. The black was f ION Jinking Powder. Rn to the central sun I ancj we can truthfully say y.\i>kin kivkk u? /der.i/or home baking we've ? , ioi kkt .xi ) ..... , ? I Spencer. N. C.t J rays Uniform in quality. It's ! excessive rains Yadkl required and because the | aboVe normal and h )und (costs but 40 cents. pftgo in this section. _ ;-t| ? ?? national highway haf Y 1 Up ftrnrpr * sPencer 8lnce satuni * f i * \Jf "vvl count of high water 1 * 1 ? hftro- t'rops have h "A. ATA ATA ATA aTA ATA ATA ATA A~A A~A A~A ATA. /VVVVVVVVVVVV aged along the river. CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C. to their home. COLUMBIA BUSIXKSS MAX mil Nell Hilton DROWNED IN ATRAXTK Columbia, S. C., July 21.?It wai Tough and chil- with re?rel that the People of Coluni d have been b,a h<!ard of tho drowning yesterdaj AO weeks here of John W" R" Pope of th,s 0,ty> in the Atlantic ocean ofT Station 24. Sul!_' livan's Island. Mr. Pope, who was 4( ene \Elliotte, of years of age, was the junior membei ing at the home of the firm of llpllin and Pope, rea , J. C. Elllotte. estate, insurance, stocks hnd bonds ? ^ 'and was one of the best liked younp E. Taylor, ?f| business men of Columbia. For yean icek-end gu? >ts was empi0ye(j jn (he Carolina Na dell- tional bank, recently going into part i returned Mon-'i nership with the late John Uollin. lit n spent in the will be buried at Columbia. n North Caro- ^ Harrisburg, Pa., July 21.?Com sioner of Ilanking John S. Fisher an ?f Rock Hill, is nounced tonight that Ralph T. Moyer ther, Mrs. Ada cashier of tho North Penn bank, o Philadelphia, had admitted to Jamc, ? W. McBurney, receiver in charge o Hill, spent the hank, that there was a shortagi its father, H. L. Qf |900i000. ? and Mrs. John * * * t * * t,* * * 1.1 1 led from Char-1 BUSINESS NOTICES e called on acil death of their KOI1 SALE?Fo\r full Duroc Jerse: sows. Will firr^pw real soon. C. L . _ , McManus, Lancaster, S. C., Rout< on, of Camden, ? . ? n ,* . . 2. 77-4 ta Faile at her _ PAIXTINCi! PAINTIXO! Now tha t Williams has the war is over, have your horifi Hill. painted. Lasts twice as long. Botl ? town and country work, phowi returned to his 296 j g McCaI1> Lancaster. S. C ently been mus- 76-? Ice. , oft Tuesday for] .>t>r" K. rectal course in We, the automobile drivers of T.an r to taking up caster? w'Rh to notify the pul)lir of in of athletics at croaso ,n pr,rfis- \"ereafter we wil tch position she charge 35 rent8 fo\grown poo,)l? an< (C(I 10 cents for childrett. ' J. IV JMTtTON", f\KS n.' WILLIAMS, ASHINGTON oscar taylor, 7T-2t JIM HKU,. Pace One.) A X XOl'NCKMKNTS. ? avoid tactics! For State Senator, in fanning the At lite solicitations of friend nto an outbreak throughout the county, I hereby an turo. Friendly I nounco myself a candidate for th moving" served | State Senate to till out the unexpire iting any danger] term of the late Senator W. C ibs. Hough. S. E. BAIL.ES. Ldvisable. , ~ " l or State Senator, proof that the ... ,, , , , w . , I hereby announce myself a cand d the citv had , . _ " , ... , . | date for State Senate to till the line; Early In the, , turbancea took j ROY rrNNIN(i, have grown to tad it not been ] union of the pocements. L I han 300 persons [ monument, at [ al shortly after r 3 h B members ] B^^k B r homes. A ne-'l J rgument with a j standcrs rushed L . w w t cars worn halt-, ? ^ eked for several ? J 1 direction. He-' ? J developed, how-1. J s filled with po-l" | _ _ w . rourt ,h? crown ! g W AT CI ling, Patrolman!? U ADDV II the Washington ? J 1 I 1 J, uck by a bullet - 1 MEYERS wl 'he bullet struck I - ? m | / and he was ?? sj Markets tor ire. The negro ? J I STORES an< 'tornoon. ] __ leriously injured J 1 \A/ O y?p near the house I m C C1I \Z '-r0r^ s of UP-to-DA bicycle and when ? 2 ?." : ji sex at a pri< ars i der?"HOW ess. Tne soldiers ? arrival of police.if | j.l__ on. 'he crowds ? ] LllC IT1G< 1 on ALL mercha So come NOW II "Thp H i occurred about ? 2 uthoast section. I ] rl a negro. lie- Jf? vwrp said the negro j J VV E. DUt tlie r and two white * j * I were slightly I rrivlng on th< [ II/C C II xL reports to head- QJ ff L, lj?ll IR e negro, one of | ] Im In the thonl- . ] V irreated and t a It- ] m, Lion. I m I ] ================ ipoktkd r 1 bove normal - ] mm mb i nly 21.?Due to -] . __ I I in river is 18 feet S ] I | I ft-c % on a big ram- | JL JL JL S H Travel on the'I. ????? iflL i i boen blocked at|( ' lay night on ac- j J 1 I it the toll bridge r ] een bad,y '"""' The FIRST NATION LANCASTER SOUTH ) i 1 Liberty Loan I at Par TIIE FIRST NATIONAL BA1 r will buy Liberty Loan Bonds of < the people of Lancaster County a month of July, 1911), and place same to the credit of vour accoi FNGS DEPARTMENT. All de main as long as one year from da * j sold, and we will pay interest 011 1 of four per cent per annum, eo ' curiy. b I This is the first opportunity tl tl| Lancaster County have had to se tjl par. | ?THE? First National LANCASTER, S. l Chas. I). Jones, President, E. M. Croxton, Vice-President <ini | Ira B. Jones, Jr., Am I $25.00 Reward ; ? i he didn't i-jl oK CAI'TIKK AM) HKTUliN TO talks and CHAIN ii \NG OF KSCATKI) I flat nose. 'l CONVICT I A rewa I will l>e pa James Dunlap, who escaped from to (he rha chain sang camp in evening of Tues- S. C. i- day, July 1st, 1919, was sentenced in last March term of court to serve four years on chain gang for breaking into nnett-Terry Company's store. lle| itch Oi HI for the return of IRSCH and MRS io have gone to the ' the benefit of the J THEIR customers. going to show a FU TE Ready-to-Wears :e which will make 1 WE DO IT." antime WE are going to SL mdise on hand as we nee< and be CONVINCED. < fRSCH STORES for BARGAINS GAIN for YOU in B WALK-OVER SHOES 1 Iso for the LADIES IRSCH ? LANCASTER, S. C. rafMEizraizraiiii^^ PAGE FIVE AL BANK CAROLINA BONDS VK of Lancaster nvnntr 4'.. - i v i j lonuu ii uiu t par during the the proceeds of nit in our SAViposits must veto the Bonds are same at the rate mpounded quarlat the people of 11 their Bonds at 1 Bank C. J Cashier, Assistant Cashier. five foet, four inches tall; ;or cake color; looks as If have much sense; walks, works very slowly; slightly rd of twenty-five dollars id for this convict's return in gang camp at Lancaster, JOHN' P. HUNTER, Sheriff. * II. H. KESTER, County Engineer. Ryyyaryyyefii i Lit 1 i our MR. [1 MINNIE | Northern jg HIRSCH | LL LINE | for both 11 you won- ?j | ] ,ASH prices | j i the room. I j Dur Slogan, |l i| ARGAIN {? for MEN i ? TORES ! -J