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TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919. JHE NEWS ABOUT TOWNANDCO Picnic at Tabernacle. . j. Q. Porter and clilldre The Woodmen of the World, of Carnes and Mrs C H Ro Tabernacle Camp. No. 205. will give'turned from a motor'trlr a picnl cat Tabernacle on Friday, mountains of western Nc August 29. District Manager M. W. ^ Bobo, of Spartanburg, will make an Mrs- (}eorgo Steele u address on Woodcraft, and other of T,rzuh. w<*re the wee J speakers have been invited. All of Mr- an(1 Mrs. W. L. St r Woodmen and the public are cordially . ~ d ai,y Miss Mildred Cunning! , some tinio at Pledn Arrested for Robbery. ,,, ? " * J Sheriff Hunter and Chief Bell went c is vi ?f n do? ? to Pleasant Hill late 8un.Lv jC" " Ml" 8""e " night and corraled Sam Reeves andj James T. Hough spei Roosevelt Lee, negroes, who were end ?*t Fountain Inn. charged with highway robbery. They ... , nra :i1lpirP(l to Havp hnlff i? n Miss Eliza Wylie is si ..... "?? ? timo in New York Vaughn, a crippled negro, at the point - , of a piatol and relieved him of three J. T. Funderburk. a dollars and a quarter. I-.ee confessed farmer of Chesterfield to his part In the transaction but spending several days 1 Koeves maintains his innocence. They ness. were placed in jail. _ m Hen C. liough and Mr. Murohison Absent. have gone to Detroit ti Kev. Hugh R. Murchison will be the cars which they away this week hold a meeting in chased. Chester county and there will be no! . i . ... _i ..I Miss Ida Cauthen has r preaching at the First Presbyterian ? c?.wtn? a vail to Heath Springs church next Sunday. I , _ _ , ~ . *, , ? , ! Mrs. William Green 1 To SiHNtk to Colored Pwwplr. I , . ... .1 Miss Laura Gilbert \ \ H. Coit. of Charleston, will make .. . guests of Mrs. Williams' au address on courthouse square to? . . . . ? ,. and Mrs. Met ov Mortze, night at 8:30 to colored people. Both 9 white and colored people are invited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. to hear him. Norfolk, Va., are visiting _ ? ~~~* T~_ of Mr. and Mrs. W. P To Speak on Suffrage. ..... , . , Chesterfield avenue. On Monday afternoon of next week m Miss Lola Trax, the organizer sent Mrs. Geo. W. Williams out from National Suffrage headquar- have returned from a st ters. w ill speak in Lancaster. Miss weeks in western North Trax is a most interesting and at- ? tractive speaker and everyone is cor- ^,r* a,u* ^rs- H. T. ( ai dially invited, whether already a suf- t,n,ied from a visit to frasist, interested, not interested, or berry. ^ opposed to woman s suffrage. The^ blisses Irene Stovensc meeting will be held at the courthouse and cioo Sowell have ret at f? o'clock September 1st. vi8lt to Mlsa Willie Wi Miss Funderburk Kntertalns. burg. Miss Mary Agnes Funderburk gave Hugh Holcomb and . n...k i- - u loveiy morning pany on i nursday of wt"re ine WP< last week, at the home of her parents, of ^r* an(* Mrs. John R< nr. and Mrs. T. K. Kunderburk. com- MiiU} Lillian Hlackwel pllmentary to Miss Susie Moore Lind- ton ls vlaltlng her si8ter say. who has been the charming guest Thomson of Miss Kliza Moore. The hostess, as- ? listed by Mrs. J. lteece Kunderburk, Miss Alberta Hrittain, greeted the guests as they arrived 'he charming guest of i presenting each one with a score card, and sister-in-law, Mr. a Tables were arranged in the reception Rrittain, for the past mo hall, where the guests enjoyed the for rubbers. When the duals were called for Miss . TUC ^ Lewis Murchison had proved herself J Al\ 1 H l/i k.^ujost efficient, for which she received a dainty pink crepe de chine hand-, Coolest Place in kerchief. To the honoree the hostess ?presented a box of correspondence Tuesday Aug i cards. At the conclusion of the game 1CVELYN NKSB the guests were ushered into the din- "MY LITTJjK SI.k tig room, where a two course lunch- Also Latest Pathc on was served, the dining table being , especially attractive with Its cluny Wednesday, ^ug lire settings and decorations of pink CLARA KIMHALL I r.-res The guests included Misses "CHKATI\<i i'l^K. ilene Hughes, Martha Van Landing- Also a (lopd fyo b un. Kliza Moore, Mary Gildersleeve , Wvlie. Laura C5. Williams, Margaret Thursday, Aug. Thomasson. Lucia and Lewis Murchi- MARGARIfA KIS -<>n. Freddie Knight. Helen Mnckey, "ITT IT l'orit I :'eulah Mae Lanev, Jennie Lee Sher- Also Lloyd (Lonesome L ar<l Mary Hough, Susie Moore Lind iy and Alberta Hrittain, of Palmetto, l rida>, Aug. i , t ALBKRT RAY and KLI1 ^ "ItK A LITTLK Si ? ? . Also Mutt and Jeff DCDQiW I Lt I a mtiix/iiaurr. Saturday, Auk. 5TII KPISODK 0 Vr. and \1rs It. It. Riddle, Mr. and M(il(F \T (> \MI Mr, I'. Clybuin Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. A screaming Two Reel ... .. .. .. .. Latest Pat he > Mr. \ niighnn. banner, Tolls How llo AII pri/o soo?i , HjliiB8flE@BBB8888 'Sometime dko sent away for soiiip ???? pod.greed wood corn. Put it in u Kun* ,-ijrn tni uti .. * ?ok and hung it on a rope sus- /^l^l*fl"TlLnlIflIl!jf^ po.idod front roof. Rats got it all? 1 I h > a boats me. but thov did becase 1 ? 1 g >t r, dead whoppers in the morning . J \T Tl trying RAT-SNAP." Throe size . I. R pATI HV| 50c, li on Sold and guaranteed [ l\.v>v/|J 11" by Lancaster I?rug Co. and W. S. ? J * -Stow man & Co. t m J J During the past NOTICK OF KI.KCTIOX. f ] paid by the Mutua Whereas, one-third of the free-|SJ than four million i holders and one-third of the electorsj ~ 1 sources and, notwi the age of 21 years, residing ini* ? the company, ever; J ickaonham school district No. ft have I - the Mutual Life st I'-tltloned the county board of educa- ( strength and safetj 1 <>?i to nriler an election to determine^ J J ositions on the mai h.-ther or not an additional tax of 4 r J other misfortune i mills shall he levied on all real and 1 uninsurable, if, luc personal property for school pur- V hadn't you better 1 poses, I | Every true man kr We hereby order said election to be I f as ample provision held by the trustees In said Jackson- | J he certainly ought ham school district. No. ft. on Tues-(? I for his old age. V day. Sept. ftth, lftlft, at the school 1 to look to find a q? house. |fj to make adequate ( At which election only such elec- 1 the scriptures and tors as return real or personal prop* I ? kindness on your f erty for taxation and exhibit their | show you the merii tax receipts and registration certlfl- | I ance company, am cafes shall be allowed to vote. ! g ] whether you yours The opening and closing hours shall ] conferred a great'l be the same as In all general elec-j" 1 wife will tell you t tions 'I | AC.SOWE1X. j JOS. l< B. F. CAR80N, M H. K. COFFEY, 1 Q* H I? C7 PIT PI? County Hoard of Education. THE LANCASTER NEWS, LA to her home in Palmetto, Ga., Tues-'/iITl/ UNTY ,ay . lliY THE FOOD CONTROL ACT i AM well "have re- IS EXTENDED BY HOUSE > throuKh the irth Carolina. Ijaw Amended to Include Clothing, Crowde ind children, Feeds, Fertilizers and Other Somt k-end guests Necessities. |J eelo. _____ lain is spend- Washington. Aug. 25. ? Without! iMpRQ lont Springs, amendment and with practically noi Wagenor, S. opposition, the house voted to amend1 Wilson. the^ Lever food control act to extend, Teachil its provisions to include clothing, con- Ever it the week tainers of food, feed or fertilizers. I Oper fuel oil and implements used in proicnding some duction of necessities, and to penalize profiteers by a $5,000 One or two years imprisonment. ,pho j i prominent Proposals to make the act apply to] open county. Is profiteering In house and room rents,I lere on busi- adopted by the house in committee on! jn | the whole, were stricken out in the1, . > building Boyd llorton '"ma' 'desks ii 3 bring back ;Effort8 were ma(le by both RePub" purchase recently pur- ,,can8 and Democrats to have thejinadeto amendment's provisions cover neces-| ner.ul sities other than those included in thej pec^e(j eturned from amendment as reported by the agri- (jividcd i. culture committee. Inclusion of kero- Three , sene and gasoline was proposed by , . , , Williams andi ? . 0, ... added t Representative Strong, Republican,' Villiams are ? , ,. . ... i an(l on? Kansas, who said the prices of these , . , . narents Mr total of ' products had increased 300 per cent , in Charlotte The t in the last two years, but his amend- ?? ,, cliC <IS 11 Stogner, of ment was rejected by a close vote j pr|nC|pa t at the homo while that of Representative Newton, j MaU(1 ^ . Stogner on Republican. Minnesota, to include raw ! Fireshe, cotton was eliminated on a point of |je88je order by Representative Blanton,[ yivian 1 and children Democrat, Texas. j ? ay of several | Hill Mo, Carolina. trude (: third anon have re- Flora T relatives a, 3 PQUNDS 3 Z 'urneti*from"a Everybody's Coffee Ison at Rich- ... Miss Cli H?,e son, $1.00 ZLR ?k-end guests . . . , ?ed- Only Thr^e Pounds to a 8on. flrs 1. of Darling-1 Customer I Then , Mrs. Waddy| I 'kins, is Ferguson Co. 11 services Whe?r''brother "We S-ve You Money" |* nd Mr9' Max J quires ? nth. returned . j of elgll A IiANCASTKlt INTKRVIKW. ! school. ? pie ATDT^ Mrs. Barton He|ls Her Kxperience. ply with nlKl^ .?, timent 1 | "" M The following |>rief account of an banlshli Wn interview with a I.ancastor woman Child eight years ago, ?nd its sequel, will days afl Stttli. be read with kee^ interest by every be adml IT in citizen. It is iTKH" Mrs. VV. M. Bdrton, B. (lay St., children s News Lancaster, says: "I suffered a great beginnii ^tbal with kidney complaint. My kid- able to . ?"tli neys acted irregularly and bothered in orde fOUNG In me a lot. I tried different remedies, may lie ATKHS" but wasn't benefited. Finally I used Becat medy Doan's Kidney Bill, and they com- auditor! ? pletelv relieved me. i I can certainly can be recommend Loan's, for I know they howevei i will do all that is claimed of them, corned t LANDS" j have never found1,their equal for A lisi luke) Comedy kidney trouble." (Statement given be give *___ I ^arch 25t 191 ty) 'school a . | NEARLY S1JVEN YEARS LATER,| Robinso ( tf' in| or on February 21, 1938, Mrs. Barton Supt. ' | said: "The cure Doati's Kidney Pills tn the ( "In ( v [gave me has been lasting. I always, and Sat :*0?It * te'* any?no troubled with their kid-' bv thos neys to try Doan's Kidney Pills. They about t jl p,, are certainly a wonderful remedy and Comedy and 1 am K,acl to conflrm m-v r<!C- SPEC! .... I ommendations." Jews I 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn SBBBBBWl j (' > . Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. tra ,n,H M* have be spared for the Worst jj~; year the {loath claims frojh Influenza alone. | ] ,' "1 1 Life Insurance Company,/amounted to more _ J his han dollars; as^le from the claims from all other 1 ",0 trcs thstandinK 1 this very unuAual call made upon I | Shou f claim hafl been promp/ly settled, and today | f course ands forth'by itself as, a to*er of uneqnaled try, R?1 offering the most attractive Insurance prop- | 3 a,e wm rket. Now, before soifie accident, the "flu" or J i 'nK the comes uponi you unawares and renders you 1 enact si klly. it doesn't put y#u out of business forever, essary have mo write you one of these line policies? ft - basis, lows perfectly well that it is his duty to make ( ij would as possible ^or h|fe dependents, and also that V ture is to endeavor' to Ifcy up something substantial | 1 an<' ^1 Vho can tell Wr. T. M. Hughes and me where Jftrongl; lotatlon to th'e a/fect that the person who fails J 1 *he irovlslon for lijs dependents has already denied v The is worse than ftn infidel? I shall esteem it a course i art if you wil^ give me your attention w hile I [ "j great a :s and attractiveness of America's oldest insur- | w'hlle tl i If I am abU to place a policy with you, V ] a,fi to I elf think so or ' know that I shall have ? | ,nri favor upon you and your home folk and your ? 1 Althou* he same thing. I j RaV 'he \ If prograr CONNORS, Agent jjl^ ramarajzrraiiLrajHiHJiLrajiinLnLraFig] ,NCASTER, S. C. SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER 8TH The F I LANCA d Conditions Have Been ? 'what Relieved By the se of Auditoriums. B M . ? JdG VEMENT ALL ROUND lg Force is Complete and * ything is in Readiness for I / j ling of Most Successful | W J I We are j in securin Lancaster graded schools will I GRENAD onday, September 8th, at 9 wjj| I 'paration for the opening both The Ha s are being cleaned, new1 trenches, ustallcd, u new Stieff piano Hanks, W d and some addition has been secure Oil the science laboratory. j enabling t ise of the large enrollment ex-, to be depc both auditoriums have been We will into class rooms. j and as SQ< new teachers have been chase one 0 the Central school faculty ()Wn 1 to School No. 2. making a 23 teachers. i This is eachers of the Central school secure out allows: Miss Gertrude Foster,' 1; Misses Genevieve Boyd and loore, high school; Miss Klsie| jts, seventh grade; Miss McManus, sixth grade; Miss' T""** luff, fifth grade; Miss Nannie j "* 11 are, fourth grade; Misses Ger-j Iroft and Cathleene Foster. ado; Misses Kva Hough and I ChtS D 1 immons, second grade; Misses I * "g "* inant and Carolyn McDougald.'I ide. I teachers of School No. 2 arn ivs: Mr. J. K. Connors, nrin-i id teacher of fourth grade; ludia Shell, third grade; Mrs. * iddle and Miss Helen Lathan.l Laurel Sp w , ? o ! Thursday, Augi grade; Mesdames Reese Fun* . .. ?... camps are expe ;. lone Craig and Ruth Wil- * , of the dinner ar t grade. . ... ,, . ..... Invited to come a male teacher. Miss Carrie Wil.... Music and addi prepared to teach both piano ... . man Stevenson ce. In order to secure her . .. speakers. Come it was necessary to raise the: 3.50 a month of eight lessons. 1 ' ompulsory educational law re- ^ + + + + + + 4 ill children between the ages * iiTTQTl^VC it and fourteen to attend -D U OliN Hi.. It is believed that the peo-: ^* * * * * * ' Lancaster will willingly com-' rash salmon, 1 this law, because strong sen-|corn ^ust arri%? has been growing in favor of xsant ,() s<*Ne 1 ig illiteracy here. guson Co. ren six years old on. or sixty ' .... , ' I' ()li l\h.i 1 ? 1 I Ter the ooeninir of sotiooi win ~ ... ~. ...... for jjc^t hous Itted to the first grade. 1 ,, Ferguson. earnestly requested that all { i he placed in school at the( T,.y three poi ag that each teacher may he, le,? jor $1.00. group her pupils in one class ci?,.sn t please. r that more efficient service ? rendered. \V.\XT1>?Cow. lse of the division of the and goat hie urns into class rooms there you sell. Oa no general opening exercises. street. r the pupils will he gladly wel- ?-? o the different class rooms, i 1* erguson t o. t of state adopted books will Groceries. 1 ho n each pupil the first day of ~~ ... , , , . Try a pound o nd hooks may be purchased at ? . ter. We alway in s or Hough s Hook store. . . Ferguson ( o. Scott may he seen at his office 'entral school building Friday when von w; urday mornings. 5th and fith. j,hone -j4f, iXUi\ e who desire to consult him : er>. heir ' "dren. I ! FARM LOANS TLATION OVER : Money to len PRESIDENT'S COURSE and ,own prfl i for five years atlnuod From Page One.) (Jive full des at connection many precedent* en cited, including one as late J J sldent Taft's administration. "J < !r. Taft, dissatisfied with tlie J 1 i amendment of a treatv he " 1 E: sented for ratification, washed . j ds of the negotiations and lot 1 1 ?ty die. J j Id President Wilson adopt that ( and then appeal to the eoun-(| ' ' publican senators say the sen- | ild adopt a resolution declar-f ] 1ir i i i < v W g n r< war at an end and proceed to* J nch legislation as seemed nee-1 J 1 know the to restore a complete peace " j with one Whether such a resolution I nh.-ise 1") require the president's slgna- { a disputed question, however. | <>\\nr ;. Wilson is known to object J 1 with arm t to any such a method of end- > ] j wjjj stir. I'lf'n'Xl v problem of the president's | ilso Involves a question of howjl 2 in Influence he will exercise | le treaty still is before the sen- J 1 prevent reservations from be- [ ] orporated In the ratiflcation j J th Republican reservationists J J y have assurances that their ? ? n will be acceptable to most E ? senate Democrats, there has ? > evidence that Mr Wilson has f J lis assent tb any such a com CrtfSRRfi PAGE FIVE IRST NATIONAL BANK STKU SOUTH CAROLINA >ys and Girls io you want a genuine \R SOUVENIR? pleased to inform you that we have succeeded g a limited number of GENUINE HAND ES from the United States Government, which ivered to us about August 11th. nd Grenades were made to blow up German but as these have been converted into Savings ? want the boys and girls of this community to e and let them perform the good purpose of hem to save their pennies and dimes, the same >sited in our bank. loan any boy or girl one of these Hand Grenades Dn as you have put enough dimes in it and purWar Savings Stamp, the Grenade becomes your >rty. the easiest opportunity that you will have to 2 of the best souvenirs of the great World War. ?THE? rst National Bank LANCASTER, S. C. fones. President, . Croxton, Vice-President and Cashier, Ira B. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier. PICXK". I wanted. Carolina Farm Loan Co., rinKS. McBee. S. C.,l Hox 214. rhnrlosinn e r> o. ist 2 8th, W. O. W. ?_.J eted to have charge A* TOMOHILE FOK SAI.E?Overid barbecue. All are land Club Roadster, four or five ind bring full baskets. passenger car, in good running or-esses by Congress- der; good tires and extra wheel and other prominent an<l t're- A bargain. George B i everybody and enjoy Craven, News office. 87-lt SHINGLES! SHINGJiES! Near Mc Cain's Mill in Union Connty, N. C. JS NOTICES They will last twice as long as bled timber shingles. Yours to serve. L. R. Broom. 84-8t new asparagus, peas. d this week. If you ANNOUNCEMENTS, noney come to FerFor State Senator. . , , At the solicitations of friends liree furnished rooms ? ... w ,, ,, throughout the countv, I hereby anekeepmg. Mrs. G. h\ ... ' nounce myself a candidate for the *" I State Senate to fill out the unexpired ilids Everybody's cof- ,orni ?* la,e Senator W. C Money back if it HouSh* s- K- UAILES. Ferguson Co. . For State Senator. horse, mule, sheep 1 hereby announce myself a candiles. See 1110 before, date for State Senate to fill the unexpers Cauthon, White1 pi red term of the late W. C. Hough. j J. ROY CUNNINGHAM. saves you money on, no or come to see us. I S ?? ? I ' H 1 (Mil \j Utll illllUUII IM41-. J "W s have fresh butter. I ure?orv I>ros I I i A.\( ASTi;it, s. mt anything at once POH ask tor special deiiv-j Automobiles an K\sv tkicms , Trucks and (l prompt!; .m farms j * * U'-IVS dllll ipetyy at low interest TfArfnrc or longer if desired. criptfoq and amount LAND and 1 HOUSES I ? acquainted with Lancaster County values and Of peopie. wnen you want property sold place it t j who has the reputation of getting results that J j th the seller and the buyer alike. Listings cost J: J r nothing unless we make a sale. We can assist ? | nging terms to suit. Phone me at any time and [ J at your service with a car to show you some r 1 ALUES. 11 at least talk this matter over. ,. J ' I j "DO IT NOW" \i T. M. HUGHES || LANCASTER, S. C. I , !