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c* PAGE EIGHT "MEMORIAL FOR S. C. CO] SCOLDIERS AND SAILORS Campaign to Open September 2U to Thirteen J liaise $ lOtl.OOO, Closing Xomini November 11. On September 29th last year, South Columbii Carolina troops in the immortal Thir- unexpired l tieth (Old Hickory) Division smashed sional dist the theretofore impregnable Hindoo- recent deal burg line and hastened that which be- lard Ragsc came inevitable when the United the seventl States entered the war against Ger- the resigna many. On November 11th the armis- Lever, of I tice was signed. This year, on Sep- ed a place tember 29th, first anniversary of the board, six smashing of the Hindenburg line, the district am campaign to raise a fund to erect a trict had p memorial to South Carolina soldiers filed their ; and sailors who made the supreme primary ele sacrifice in the great war for human today at nc liberty and for the preservation of The cam civilization will open. It will close opens tomo on November 11th, first anniversary The intii of the signing of the armistice. gressional < These dates with their significance tomorrow t for the people of this state, were de- T'ie ttr8t cided upon by the South Carolina ho,(1 Al,8us1 Memorial commission, meetingin Co- 1)0 nece88ar lumbia July 30th. The fund to be lu,"ation G raised is $4 00,000, to which will be dered the B added $100,000 appropriated by the ("str'c,s to legislature at the last session, making Those \% I half a million dollars for a fitting ln ,he s,xt memorial to South Carolina's hero Stackhouse sons. Inncss' of Stoll. of K At the meeting of the memorial . ,, of Conway, commission a petition from a number ncttsvjue of physicians, asking that the plans nettsville' for the form the memorial shall take, , _ .... lawyers, be changed and that instead of a tern- jn ^ pie a hospital be built, was received . ,, , ... Hughes Coc and carefully considered, but since ,. . Duncan, of the statute under which the commis- ., . , Fulmer, of aion was created and which appropri- ... ..... . . ?? ? ? ? . St. Mattho\ ates $100,000 toward the memorial, . . . lumbia; Ri< designates and specifies the form of . . , ,, .w . . .C , . bia, and G hn mntM/\t>lnl ^ I * ?.? ?= mvuiuiiai, IUC CUUlIIllSBlUn was | exJuj>ton powerless to alter the plans as previ- Those oamj ously announced. It was decided to 0j. Messrs proceed with the campaign for funds jjanj,er according to the original plan. who ,s ,)U The work of organization is now The sixtl proceeding. The campaign will be t^c oountb conducted along the lines of the sev- Florence. (J eral Liberty Loan drives. Chairmen Marlboro i will be appointed in each county, the countit These will be asked to complete their nre t'alhoui county organizations of workers in burg. Richli time for the opening of the campaign, counties in The quotas of the several counties art? not re] will be announced in the near future. are Dillon. ^ and in the SHOPMEN BEGIN TO ThP man RETURN TO WORK ^'."po^'lb general ele t'nion Headquarters Confront Shop- didates?C( men Will Make It Almost 100 1 he state Per Cent Return. of P"1*' an( union reput Washington, Aug. 8.?Reports be- ||j(j|H PR gan to arrive at the railroad admin- ( 1st ration late today from all over the country saying that striking shopmen (Contin ^1" pro roflirnititr t A U'n r? 1/ noo<l!? .? # U I adjustment of their wage demands T . ... ^ .... In conclu t>y Director General Ilines. , , . . .... . Ploa for del At all places where men are out, , _ . . ? . reminding local officials of the railroad adminis- . ' anced world tration are cooperating with union . . . . . ed States, chairmen in explaining the necessity ..... , . . , "We and for going back to the job at once, ,, ... now hold which President Wilson made a pre- . our steaedfn requisite to the opening of negotiations. . T. ' ..... ? , where. It i Union headquarters were confident .. . . . . . ... this crisis that the shopmen would make it al- . _ ?? America mt most 100 per cent return. About 40,000 out of the estimated 500.000 men In the shop crafts have H. R. LA. walked out to date, according to un- ^\T Ion estimates. Union officials would not discuss ... . ?? ^ Sl-lllnmril < < urn pusaiDimy wnicn tne organic laws ^ ^ of the association give for disciplining recalcitrants who strike without authorization of central bodies, hut it was pointed out that the single facor Monroe, i of strike benefits would influence a jcos were ce quick return. These are not made 0j j{ i?ni available for payment to unlawful yesterday n strikers. illness with home this a HOW FAR IS KFRSIIAW? h. Jon Methodist c Tint So Far That the Statements ??f the 8ervlce Its Residents Cannot He Verified. j j,; Aber Rev. S. L. I Itather an interesting case has been pjpjSCOpal cl developed in Kershaw. Being so near j^r. (,une by, it is well worth publishing here. a nuniber 01 The statement is sincere - the proof l)y the s convincing: conductor Mrs. M. I,. Clyburn, Kershaw, S. ianta jie , C.. says: "My experience with Doan's ogburn, 20 Kidney Rills makes me feel I ought three sons, to recommend them, for they cer- 0ja? |_,oney, tainly are a grand old remedy. Sev- (<iart,nCe eral years ago I had trouble with my urg nn(j \te kidneys and It put mo In awful shape. Ayscue, Vi Terrible pains shot through my back j.',Vans are i nearly all the time and I could hardly attend to my housework, I felt so PARFATS depressed and run down. Towards! the last, my eyes were affected and of- Ashevlllc ten my sight blurred. It was Doan's 000 each a Kidney Pills that cured me of all the of their s< trouble and put my kidneys in good train trai shape." Camp Jacks 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn 1918, was Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Wildcat cr IE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C First __ r~n TI NGRESSIONAL LIST IS CLOSED iff Have Entered Itnec for ition to Succeed ftever and Rji^sditle. a, Aug. 11.?To fill out the terms In the sixth congresrict, mdae vacant by tho th of Congressman J. W11-, lale, of Florence, anil in I i congressional district, by j tlon of Congressman A. P. i -exington, who has accepton the federal land loan candidates In the former1 tl seven in the latter dls^j aid their assessments and pledges for the democratic pi Innu \1* lioti Kn olonoA i WIV1IO n U\;it i in" IIOIO ClUOCVi ! on. I paign in the sixth district rrow at Florence, lerary in the seventh con?! district opens at Columbia norning at 11 o'clock. primary election will be t 26 and the second, if such i y, September 9. By proc-; overnor Cooper today or- | eneral election for the two be held October 9. ho have entererd the race h district are Walter F. , of Marion; Julius S. McDarlington; Philip H. ingstree; E. J. Sherwood, J. W. LeGrande, of Bcnand J. J. Evans, of BenAll these candidates are seventh district John >per, of Columbia; John T. ' Columbia; Hampton P. Norway; Ed. C. Mann, of vs; C. S. Monteith, of Co hard J. Person, of Columleo. Bell Timmerman, ot y have filed their pledges.!! I / idates, with the exception <| I f \ Fuliner. who Is a farmer, I I / I merchant, and Person, / sncss man, are lawyers. /\ h district Is composed of j us of Darlington, Dillon, eorgetown. Horry, Marion, | ind Williamsburg, while 'R in the seventh district \ l, Lee, Lexington. Orange- \ J and and Sumter. The onlj \ CS the sixth district which presented by a candidate J Florence and Georgetown,] seventh, Lee and Sumter. nominated in the demoary from the seventh disly will he opposed by the ction by two other cantie L. Blease, ex-governor , who will be independent 1 a negro, representing the tlican party. ICES NOT DUE SHORTAGE SUPPLYj ! ued From Page One.) ??? I ding the president made a, w * iberate, intelligent action,; I congress that an unbal-| A1 I was looking to ilie Unltwe almost alone," he said. the world steady. Uponl VA. istness and self possession' affairs of nations every-j s In this supreme crisis?. ?????? for all mankind?that' t'anip Jackson, ist prove her metal." | son and Mrs. I m . the Atlantic C< VEY DIES 'n Pr?Rresa 'h ; court here, hav HOME IX MONROE day It is like ' be before the c inductor and Popular Cit- owing to the ircunilis to Attack of I "*?????? ?"(? thi . , ?k. I speak, right s Disease. (Governor In lugust 11. Funeral serv- Columbia, inducted over the remains' Cooper has rec ley, who died at his home visit Richmond lorning following a short-the 30uth ann Hright's disease, at the law-making ho fternoon at -1 o'clock. Rev.; Western Ilemis :lan, pastor of Central! there. hurch, was in charge ot J The invltatlc and was assisted by Rev.I "The Comm nethy, of Salisbury, and! invites you to totter, rector of St. Paul's August 15, 1 ? 1 (lurch. the 300th annh ?? ??", n .4 ft *1.1 -? c mo Irlncr Ka/1 ir u y mm -t if .yrai s mil ctilli ior | MUU^ w f years hod been employed , ern Hemlspher A. L. railway as freight| town. July :iC between Monroe and At- niond, Va.'" vas married to Miss Pearl I years ago. and she. with The movle Raeford, Yates and Nieh- nnp wjfh h Brr) survives. J. F. Laney and -what is it mey. of Monroe, are broth- ma|(, 90||cit0U'c sdames (J. H. Lee. Charles dreamed rginia Davis and Laura my name w&| listers of the deceased. : wbfire OK SOOOIKIIS ' ,?lnU77^71 IKK ran BIO BAMAOES! th(,y reraaln , Auk SuinK for ?60.-| murt a >on.?, s damages for the deaths i p(J by an c.;nKu ins, killed when a troop i inferring soldiers from All the pai ion to Camp Sevier in May, making In Sou wrecked on a trestle over ported. This oek, in the reservation of 3,250 tons, val Illll h Showing \ iNCASTER DEP "THE BEST FLA' the cases of A. H. Hry- BLINDNESS DUE TO Omnia Swann, against MALNUTRITION OF MOT ?ast Line railway, are Warsaw, Poland, July 28.?T I nlted States District: normal number of children borr ing been called yester- |n mis country during the past ly that the cases will j years despite the fact that the ourt for several days, j rents were healthy is due mai large number of wit-, the malnutrition of mothers, a E? attorneys who will jng to a report Issued today I j American Ited Cross. I The increasing amount of bill vlted to Richmond. | among chlldren ftt birth was tl Aug. 8. Governor aj pral to herald the advent ol elved an Invitation to new war djgeaHe. nut invest! , \ a., August 15, when j)y American experts proved til Iversary of the first fanil8he<| condition of the moth dy assembled in the arte(, Qn the eyesight of their it phere will be observed ______ The Philippine Islands tobac ?n teads: , por^8 increased greatly in 191 lonwealth of Virginia mat year 25,700 tons of tobacc he nrnnanl nn l.Vlilov ' * ?* exported, as compared with 9. at the celebration of tQns ,n m7 Thp bu,k Qf t reraary of the first law- bftCCO WM shlpppd dur,nK th< saembled on the West- months ()f m8 an(, lhp ,a|er f e which met at James- 8hoWe(1 ft markpd decreaae ?, 1919, capital Rich _ Our county jaila don't have Horrible. vertiae for buslneaa. actreas awoke from a I ANNOUNCEMENTS, madam?" inquired her . ' y- For State Senator. that for a whole day At the aolicitatioitfl of n't being printed any- throughout the coif*#, I here nounce myself ft candidate f 7. ' , .. State Senate to flll/out the urn hips ho supported that , / . / .. . I tonn of tlyb lj><e Senator evel, no matter how / a. . . . . t HouRh. 3 H. 11AI rolla, have been patent-! / ah woman. .1 / ** ^ I For State Senator. afflne wax for candle I hereby announce myaelf a th Africa ha? to be 1m- date for State Senate to (111 th atnounta annually to. plred le.tn of the late W. C. M lued at $1,500,000. J. ROY CUNNING* I ' T HESE new arrivals <j on the first opportunity of ig what Dame Fashion has L'ced as correct styles for ] ear. No claim is made for the c letencss of assemblage, tho 7 offers a fairly good collect advance models in excluf / vies that wifl not fail to apj women of discriminating ta While these new garim ive just arrived, they have ady gained ascendency oil* smartness. Included ai SUITS COATS DRESSES FURS MILLINERY WAISTS and SHOES ARTMEN CE TO SHOP AFTER ALL." J Farmers around Seymour, IIKllft | that many of their chicken he ah- have ^d with a fine relish 01 i blind locusts have died. three' ;ir pa- ' 'n recent session of nly to f?rn'a legislature Mrs. Hugh* ccor(|. | semblywoman from liutte jy the achieved the unique record i | every bill she introduced ena adness 'awioughr| ? r some Catarrh CaAnot Be/t gat ion' With LOCAL. APPLICATIONS I cannot reach the seat oy ttw at the Catarrh la a lo< at diaeaife, ki ers re-' flueneed by conattliltlonaycondi I in order to cure It vod must ) fan Is. Internal remedy. JI.il/a Caiai cine Is taken Intejtyfl'y and the blood on the mytous surfa< 'CO ex- system. Hall's C/tarrh Medl preat.-nu?u by on^f the h**t i 8. In In this country/ far years. II r. posed of some At the best tonli o were combined wltJt some of the b 6 8!?0' puriners. TJne perfect com hi I the Ingredients In, Hall's Cata Ills to-, cine 1s what produces such . -l.. results In catarrh*! conditions. oar,y testimonials, free, nonths f J ORKNEY A CO., Props . ' All Druggists, 76c. Hall's Family Pills for const! to ad- jJojK'E. Notice Is hereby given tha sons having clAJms against 1 of W. C. Hough,ydeceased, i sent them, duly verified und to the underslgn$t&j And al friends Indebted to -fiftld estate m iby an- prompHfayment to ttif unt or the MAUDK HOI expired Admx. Kstate of W\ C. W. C I/ancaster, S. C., Aug. 9, LBS. XOTII K or IllSt'HAI cnndl- Notice is hereljy given thi a unex- deraigned will, a* .guardian lough, tate of Jesse I). fMyler, dec IAM. the 11th day/ of Septemt v I TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1919, ~ *<?^4 I omugh I tion I *ive I >eal I fur * I I T STORES J ' 7~! I ...... ^ I inu., nay i maKo his tlnal return as such guar is which dian and apply to the Probate Cour i 17-year of Lancaster county for letters dls missary. JL 1). FLYNN, ? Guardian Estate of Jessie D. Plylei the Call- August 11th, 1919. 83es, an as county, >f having A, ? . - , icted into ^ * A " * Gregory Bros I disease *' IffllC ' reatly In- ^ tlons. and ("1 . 1 *1 ,?"?* Automobiles acta thru _ X."' Trucks and ihvalclans lifS Tractors nation of j I rrh Medl- MMHianMHl wonderful Bend for " . " ' 1 Toledo, O, , ipation. ( DoeS your car s\eer hard ? I It all per- Steer 1 the estate \ M must pre- T tfemizeri, v \ Lexington j lersigned. A joh. / \ i HinT Y6u'U beK>* to notfc thJ 83-4t 9 :? difference in the w^y ifl oVtheew ri<1^ and drives- I eased, on B >er, 1919, J