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FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1919. I THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AN At the Episcopal Church. I The Rood pe> Rev. T. H. Harding will hold ser- on a previous vices at the Episcopal Church Sun-^ they know how day night at 8:30 o'clock, and will'showered on th? celebrate communion at the service, rederato armie: The public Is cordially Invited to worthy of the these services. South, and the; * _ , stow again thos< Items From Monroe Inquirer. ...... n ,, , v. - . . for the pleasur Mr. Will P. Knight, of Lancaster General c county. S. C., and Miss Cora Knight. , ^*nera? V . . . . , . for them a most of Buford township were married at _ ... m . . The General the office of the officiating magis,, _ much pleasure trate. Esq. M. L. Flow, of Monroe. . . .. ' . quest of Its ene last Tuesday evening. . .. ? Mr. C. W. Griffith, of Lancaster,T" IY1CU" ?"l8?n has bought a house from Mr P. M.!e(* Southern : Sutton, on Winchester avenue and'"'11 its ' will move into it soon. Mr. Griffin Isj timo. and the a painter by trade and is a good citi- Vete,anH w,l> 1 7.en. lie will be welcomed to Monroe. ?n the same (,a *- ' October 7. Second Primary Next Tuesday. ? The second primary for Congress W- A. Sliav in the Sixth and Seventh districts ^''ie home of will be held next Tuesday. The run-| <,,st^nce southe over will be between Messrs. E. J.i destroyed by fi Sherwood, of Conway, and P. H. morning. Nothi Stoll. of Kingstree, in the Sixth dis- home and trict. and between Messrs. Geo. Belli excePt such as Tiinmerman, of Lexington, and E. C. | trunk, was save Mann, of St. Mathews, in he <,ren had returi Seventh district. j Wednesday am | packed. The b Gregory?Hinson. j Mrs. Shaw was Miss Ottle Lee Gregory, of Ker-, house and they shaw, and Otis L. Hinson, of Heath three o'clock In Springs, were married in the Meth-; of the burning, odist parsonage at Lancaster last door leading to Saturday afternoon by Rev. E. R.| roar and when 1 Mason. Miss Gregory is the second Into the room daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jeff cate at once. Gregory of Kershaw and Mr. Hinson ' ? Is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. ,,nr Geo. W. Hinson, of Heath Springs. Mrs. Anna ( Craig, of the N< Guests In Charlotte. ' county, died at Charlotte Observer, Wednesday: ? | afternoon abou Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Roykin have illness of long d sis their guests at their home on! ^,rs- Craig w Worthington avenue Dllworth, Mrs.! most estimable Boykln's sister, Mrs. W. A. Henry.'sides her husha Jr., and little daughter, Mary Hon-| daughter. Jam< oure, of Yazoo City, Miss., and Mr.j mingham. Ala., Itnvkin'a fnthnr artrl II IJ lilu nr-hft /"1 v ^ ?n Boykin and Jack Boykin, of Charles- eral sorvices an ton. S. C. Mrs. Boykin's father. Judge at Tirzah Churr Ira B. Jones, returned to his home' member, today In Lancaster, S. C. yesterday after! Wev. VV. W. Ha a few day's visit to Mr. and Mrs. Boykin. Mr. Boykin's mother, Mrs. Elected II. H. Boykin. who is visiting in At- The ^ amden lanta, will arrive here today. Hoke Gregory. ? was elected pol Itcviva! Meeting in Progress. the place of ol Kev. E. O. and Mrs. Thompson.j signed last wee of Fort Worth. Texas, are spending a | t?n mill. Mr. G few weeks with.their people in the'the Marines in city and county?Rev. Mr. Thompson; was recintlj is assisting Rev. E. A. Thompson in ai where he had c< meeting at High Point. In this county, 'n police duty, this week, and will begin a meetingi applicants for l next Wednesday night with Rev.!'Hanly Bird at Taxaliaw which will To ' nv< run about ten days. Only service at Pine grove ci night at each of these meetings. World. No. 166, 4 school house Sa Mr. Hilton's Sister Killed. 6, at 8:30 o'el Mrs. Belle Sims, wife of J. G. Sims, be a meeting c carpenter, and sister of T. L. Hilton, e of this city, was killed late Monday afternoon when an automobile driven ^ \ by J. A. Eleazer struck her after she; 1 I had attempted to dodge the car. The f accident occurred directly in front of the Sims home on the Two Notch' Kresh 1' Road near Columbia about 8 o'clock! Mailt?' < Monday afternoon. ,.r ?i 0, , . . _ , i C,aliform Mrs. Sims had started across theJ t l _ ? ') UII1UO I road for some water and seeing the approaching machine attempted to re-' ., , . y ? . . . .< the choic/s cross after she had gotten midway of; , y the roadway. Mr. Kleazer. thinking' ?ys' Mrs. Sims would proceed across the! ' " / highway, turned to the left at an "Wt Sav angle of about 4 5 degrees, his car / Mti iking Mrs. Sims just as she was ^^ about to enter tlie yard. Mr. Kleazer; was going in to Columbia and turned iguiunjunL to the left hand side of the rna-1. ftC while Mrs. Sims was running directly [ ' W7I in front of his machine. She sustained J * 111 1 a fatal wound in the stoma<'h and in-if 1 WW I 1 ternal Injuries. 1r J f " ?j| Mr. Kleazer stopped Ills machine . J immediately and picked up the in- J j ZZZIZZ^ZS Jured woman and took her to the K Columbia Hospital, where doctors ( f 7771 rendered aid. She died in 1 hour and | W Xl j i? luinuit's aner rearnini; inn nospt hI. The body was not mangled but suf * | _ ? fered the one fatal wound with Inter- J O nal injuries. * 1 # Mrs. Sims was 47 years of age and!l a imqiu <h survived by her husband, one | 5 daughter and one son. | ' * I I To the Confederate Heunlon. j 1 Commander Wylle Q. Caskey, of ? tory ansv Camp Dixie, United Confederate Vet-; I best foun erans. Is In receipt of the following I r ... to.r,l O*,,: I I writini The General Commanding Is pleas- 5 ! and A. C. ed to Inform his Confederate assocl- | ates that the patrotle city of Atlanta i | mr* has asked our organization to be Its ? Jv guest for the 1919 Reunion, lie. I therefore. officially announces that ( " the Twenty-ninth annual Reunion of J 1 Jhe United Confederate Veterans will I 1 he held In that city. October 7, ft. 9 ] and 10, 1919, Tuesday. Wednesday, ! I ' Thursday and Friday, respectively. SflRERSflSB . 'jffl j | r THE LANCAS1 I Creek MethodlBt church at rIJ /^OHNTY m" Sunday to practice for th " ! of the monument to the late nor. The unveling will ta ople of this city have immediately after service, occasion shown that H. N. SCP to entertain, and have Chairm \ Z1Z?antf^fators SPLIT IS THREATEN true chivalry ot the IN PROHIBITION y are prepared to be e courtesies that make ,... , Whether the Party Should e of their guests, and ommandlng promises Function or Dissolve t generous hospitality. Question. Commanding with announces, at the re- Chicago, Sept. 4.?Whethe rgetic President. Mrs. tional prohibition party sh( , that the Confederat-|| tlnue to function and Heek Memorial Association, ment of prohibition legislat meeting at t-he same!e(| Congress, or whether Sons of Confederate'8hould be dissolved, threaten lold their convention ,n the rankS of the delegate V Ivorrlrvwl.." T ?"- . , , ?e........6 . ucnvmy. jnR meeting of the natir _ mittee of the party. The quei be decided tomorrow by a v'h Homo Hunted. . , , . , vote of the delegates. \ irgi W. A. Shaw, a short , . . . , shaw, national chairman, a: ast of Kershaw, was ... . , following today s diseussic Ire early Thursday , . , , . , , , , Delegates who are also h ng of the furnitue in .. ,,, ,, _ . . ? .. , . , the W. C. T. U., brought oui none of the clothing . . , . ? . . . . point for heated discussioi Mrs. Shaw had in her . . , . .... ... , ... they advocated combing the d. Mrs. Shaw and chil- .. . ... ... ,, _ . . ..... tion party and the W. C. T . ned from Virginia on .... . . .. . .and putting a complete tick 1 the trunk was un-l ? ? , I field at the coming national ed room of Mr. and ..... . .. The prohibition party wa \ at the front of the' . ., . _ , . zed on a platform that is go were awakened about , . . . ... | carried out In spirit as we the morning by noisei . .. letters, Mrs. Jacob Nold, m Mr. Shaw opened the the executive committee fr the room just In the! _ . ... ...... . .1 panee, Ind., stated. There le did the flames burst ...... . .. , , . . . prohibition party ticket in and they had to va- ... .. , , at the next national electio ?. rank and file can keep t |H?r Craig Dies. alive and there will he no nil 'raljr. wif? of 11. II. t'?ket who will not he in ew Cut section of the w,lh t,l? Platform of the pari t ToVZlZlTll pacific fleet in uratlon. THK GOLDEN as a well known and lady and leaves he- (Continued k rom Page i nd two sons and one is II. Craig, of Liir-j Williams. Chauncey. Sporsti Jason Craig and Miss j berton' Breese. Ramsey, of this county. Fun-c-*amb'?' Montgomery, Re d burrial will be held Buchanan, Elliot, Waters h, of which she was a Bhilip, Darnell, Tarbell, , by her pastor, the Woosley, Lea. Ward. Borrs, tchford. ; Thatcher, Crosby and Palim * Each ship was "dressed" Policeman. j event. The derricks and bor Chronicle says: Mr. J lowered Into their places and of Lancaster county, j The admiral flew his (lag?i iceman of Camden in blue with four white stars ? flicer Knight who re-| foremast and the largest an k to go with the cot-j American flags from main i regory has been with stern. The flagship of the service of Uncle Sam. miral bore a blue flag wil r stationed in Norfolk i white stars from its forema >nslderable experience j of the two rear admirals, I mere was six otner|ners with two white stars the position. | cot responding masts. The o ; sels (lew the national ensiftn ?il Monument. : mast and main mast and st< amp Woodmen of the ? " ~ ? : 7 i Mr. J. W. Hoke and fi , will meet at DouRlasi,. . ,, _ York, were Riiests of Mr. ) iturday evenin*. Sept. ? , ' ... ; W. O. Strait, on Chesterfleli lock. There will also , , ? this week, if the camp at C amp ?H SEEDS rguson s L,.?.... V . \ J I Tex. R. P ^pricra Oranges, Appier .. .... V ./. . . jiapes, J Winter Turf .... . iayApples, j ryh j/nanas. I Abruzzi 'j \ * * "' nl? nothing but jSou. Grown .. / A .. .. t fiuit the mark- , Rosen . . .. .. A .. . Send us your or- OLovKiu \ ' Crimson . . / \ . . . v\ %l .. jHed .. ../ \. . e T* Money I AMWbir.XN nkki\('< ?i1 Trtide St, Charytti nLniiiLniJiirnfsinLfiLnLniJiLnLnLniWiRii Slt'c Ylrniir A neu^v ui u liuui nilOTTvl r is it ea sier to seHama lutomdbile than a Hi ranee policy?^ person makii g me the npost logical and satis ver to this qt estion, I yill award him one of tain pens in t \e Lancaster Pharmacy's new st ;? material. I j m going to ask D. Reece Willia Carnes to pic c the winners for me. IS. K. CONNORS, Local Agent Mutaal Life Insurance Co. of New York I Jit y. . - 9 rER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. 9:30 a. Mra. M. W. Scarborough and child le unveil-! ren are spending the week with reIke Cor- latives at Hagood. 'I'L ke place! ?- 1 tlO ?veli? j? business notices |a\r ".co"- I.A.YV,, ED EKIUilSOVH TOpUH?QUALITY party 'rt o Foil SAIiK-^hlce six room cottage. Continue with el^trlc lights. waterworks is the i and at<weragV on Cemetery street. J. Roy Cunningham. It FOIt SALK?-brand Thomas 2 ?r the na- Mower and Khke^fnade by II. F. I juld con- Avery and sou^VVill sell at cost. I enforce- Jvt wards aiuKilortou I ion pass- \ I the party |^>ST?IVfue serg<| ^Mif^lTetween Mo- I . G ar< ed a split Hwaine place syxT ilancaster. Find- I ! s attend- i.. * *-i ?in oexiewaraid. Leave at'l UKtlN AJ >nal coni-l News 0fltfe. , ltll will be di *Uon wU I I Tho TI majority| FOR SALK^Ford touring Car. | , , I G. llin-J Evans anfT\Vllson. I Frenches nnounced -~[ W I Banks? V >ns. \VK SAVE VI>C MONEY?Fergu- secure O iadorB of Co. ' A enabling I another bj to be det is. when | FARM LOANS ON fc.ASY TERMS? We wil t prohibi-( Money to lend pr<?nptly on' farms an(j as S) U. foroesj and town property! at lofw interest chase Otli et in the f f?r live years or lcb*'er if desired. own proj elections.' Give full description and amount sorgani-i wanted. Caperlina Farm Loan Co., Th is i: ing to be', Hox 214,-Cfiarlostoii, S. C. 84-9t secure Ol II as the * \?f pm b(>r (,f FKRGt'SON'S CAIvE?the best made. om Nap- GaH.v shipment^ will hi a ?Cow. horse, mule, sheep ?t the field , . ... 0 , , 1 . and goat hides. See me before m n. if the | you sell. Capers Cauthen, White * * he party i , _ ? v . v | street. \ t. in on the, \ harmony SHINGLES! S11|\gIiKS! Near Mc- Chas. D. 'y " Cain's Mill in I'Xion Cptfhty, N. C. E.,fl They will last twBcp-lfs long as bled / timber shinglpr^l Yours to serve, ^ GATE L. It. IlroptfL | 84-8t One.) ?: i John B. Stetson Hats i. Dent, i ep ^r==i=zziz===zizzrrzz=z=zzzzz=r==z=z=: Wiekes.' si] Walker. I ^ ^ W Irr 1 Kodman - i secured. | jgQj ii field of ?nj from the1 brfl d newest';^ W*V 11 - V 1 ? = 1 tall ti ft thos" sjyi ^ >lue ban- XoW oil displav ill the V<TV lid01 from the IS w?. hilVO OVOI'sho\Vll. * \ (her vea- 5nl at fore- ^ With the Armistice signed and\t 7mily of ^ Boauttflll WOilVOS illltl patterns t h; ?mi Mrs Call In and lot ns show von throual 1 avenue " , ! jue We want yau to be satisfied or we i fehj good to us if we don't deliver the valu jucj thing. Test the goods in service; th (refunded.. 1 SPECIAL SUITS FOR Y< Social Suits for young nfien new ideals and shoulders Snug fitting special value GREAT LINE OF BLUE S For men and young /nen we have yoi ub to have a Blue Serge /there's a great s< tc. N. C. i nrirps | jUCj ' / I Special styles for Mder men in the finish suit that give Ileal Wear we ha prices I FOR THE FIRST LONG TF We have made special preparation for just grown out of knickers.' Preps sty designed for boyish figures with all the the clothes we havfe for college men. Re* ocl \ 11 MEN'S FALL HATS | I * 1 ^rO ''ne men aIK* y?unR men | j jpj for fall in the latest shapes see our big III RODMAN-V [) jp this ill'sv cash stokis aal PAGE FIVE * ? r FIRST NATIONAL BANK ASTER SOUTH CAROLINA )ys and Girls do you want a genuine AR SOUVENIR? t e pleased to inform you that we have succeeded ng a limited number of GENUINE HAND DES from the United States Government, which elivered to us about August 11th. and' Grenades were made to blow up German , but us these have beon pnnvocto^ o-..: - ..... .v.. I.VM lillU \ lll^S I e wlant the boys and girls of this community to S ne And let them perform the good pdrpose of If them to save their pennies and dim^s, the same josite^l in our bank. / II loan Vmy boy or girl one of these Hand Grenades jon as yyu have put enough dijjrfes in it and pure War Savings Stamp, the Grehade becomes your >erty. x. / 3 the easiest optxtrtuni# that you will have to le of the best souv^nyr^ of the great World War. ?THE? rst National Bank / LANCASTER, S. C. .braes, President, fl. Croxton, Vice-President and Cashier, Ira B. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier. m Leonard Shaw and Dean Shoes i ? MHi Nalkup Co. I 5TJ gs Jats and Shoes 1 cL J it styles and patterns. The snappiest lilies ^ cHH} lie War over we are now aide to show the IS it yoiicoiildnot .net far the past two years, 2C] li. We want you to he tlie judge tre not satisfied. Your money isn't any gSj te you expect, and satifaction is the chief ifenif you are dissatisfied, money cheerfully |3 I *5 OUNG MEN Jfe, | F?i Lapels and Pockets, VA nj=j .1 $25.00 to $29.75 ERGE SUITS ?i i^veruuciy ougnt ^ election to choose from Tj 1 1 J , . A $17.00 to 50.00 jf\ latent patterns in hard Vhw.T| ve tkese in your size \Ll\ |j ^ 43 . . . A . . .17.50 to 50.00 \1| M J Y 1GUSER BOYS tS||l| ' these? Boys who have ifjdl \l ies are made for their rfl ? gp snap style and dash of usonable priced. " ?rS hat case full of the new styles priced ^ $2.95 to $7.50 fern :? g Men's and Young Men's Shoes' W Men and young men Leonard shaw and Dean shoe for dress in kid gun metal and gpf tans the snapiest line we have ever shown. hgj i Triced two to three dollars under market jfM ; price today. ^ALKUP CO. "Sell* ll For CxiMla for LenN/