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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1919 ENDORSE COVENANT AT aft CONFEDERATE REUNION th< pa ne .Old Boldiers Vorto for Ilatiflcatlon the of Treaty 'Without a Disan sent lug Voice. tui Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 13.?Ratification of the German peace treaty and the $5 league of nations covenant without in a mendments or textual reservations an. was asked of the senate in resolutions ^ adopted here at the annual reunion of the United Confederate veterans. ? The vote on the treaty and league I of nations was an aye and no afTair, I I but no voice against adoption of the | resolution was hoard. Payment by congress of pensions to Confederate' veterans also was asked in another resolution adopted. / Ofilcers of the organization were re- * elected as follows: Gen. K. M. Van Zandt, of Forth Worth, Texas, commander-in-chief. Gen. C. 11. Vance, commander of tne army of Tennessee. Gen. Julian S. Carr, of North Car-j olina, commander of the army of nor-] thorn Virginia. j Gen. Virgil Y. Cook, commander of the trans-Mississippi department. Judge J. T. Coolrlck. of Fredericks-' burg, Va., was elected to represent the United Confederate veterans atj ^ the unveiling of the Stonewall Jack-j son morihment in Richmond on Saturday. N. D. Forest, of liiloxl, Miss., grandson of the great Confederate cavalry, leader, was elected commander in l chief of the Sons of Confederate vet-' erans. The request that the federal gov- * eminent pay pensions to former Con-' i federate soldiers was made on the Kround that $68,000,000 worth of cotton was Illegally confiscated by the I'nited States government during and I 24 CO Vi foi cig to] \ I ^ . 10 p?^ 20 ri>[ ([ H ' 1 THE LANCAS1 er the war and never paid for, that also were made In resoluti 3 south for more than 30 years has ed. id out millions of dollars toward Replying to the greetlnf nslons for federal soldiers and that Henry D. Lindsley', national federal government owes the south on behalf of the American 1 unpaid debt of $25,000,000 for cap- Confederate veterans concl . . . telegram with the following red property which was sold. ?Th<i velerans ot Requests that congress appropriate stand with you of the world 0,000 to complete Memorial arch for service to our united c< Vlcksburg, MJss., national park, d that the name of the civil war be ENGLISH IS COMMON mally made "Confederate War" " Chinese Girl* Learn It to T ?Another. )R W R REGISTER /It# ft lie IILiUIU 1 Llll to learn English in order t( one another bemuse of th In dtnleets used by the student specialist in Qlrls from fho extrefn provinces of China, who Tirnnfr and Nprvnil* school, must remain In Pel ^uruniL a 11 it iici vuuo nll of t)IH elKht VPnr8 rf their high school and col |||op2|Qpo Ing, because to return eai Lnacaaca wou]d requ1re slx weekg f * ore way and would cos. ni of Men and Women. trip to America and return. Qlrls from each of th provinces speak a dlfferen ??? and they cannot understai other any moro than they ei from northern, southern, Piles and Rupture SSff?"r. inrrd Withoot Operation or i Mr R the trade of the FIJI lala Loss of Time and Lnder "Shirts are gradually galnti larlty among the Fljlans. p , of soft tennis shlrta with uoarantee. pocket or collar and two t freely. These shirts arc us for dressy occasions, whe tires are generally clothet I *}(\C 1 O Iff O. or cream. There Is an inc L&UD 1 -L main Otr66t mand for khaki shorts an The shorts are either pla p | 1 C /"* buckle knees and are beln Columbia, o. C. Fljlen Tien beneath or In loin cloth. There Is nlso a i for umbrellas. "Virginia-Carolina tobacco tastfiA bclte h nations me to r^inia-Car m IT UIC [arette bacco Five timet more Virginia - Carolina I smoked In cigarettes last year than all cigarette tobaccos combined. Only the I Virginia-Carolina tobacco ca:i account ft Any cigarette Is a better cigarette by of Virginia-Carolina. But a cigarette mad Carolina tobacco alone has a zest and a i cigarette of mixed tobaccos can have. To prove this ? smoke a Pledmo Piedmont is straight Virginia-Carolina. for 9 cents < for 18 cents The Virginia Carolina rER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. ons adopt n^J _ SNAP HWRHf 13 sent by r I chairman. ., . . I 1 1 . . . Also mice. Absolutely prevents | Z 1 legion, tne D(jor8 fr0m carcass. One package (1 I uded their proves this. RAT-SNAP comes in ! ] J i: cakes?no mixing with other food. 1 southland Guaranteed. [ J war ready f (l r"kV,) enough for Pan" gl 1 ,, try, Kitchen or Cellar. 1 m I juntry. JWc. size (2 cokes) for Chicken , [ 1 House, coops, or small buildings. * ] J TONGUE H'zo (& cakes) enough for all | * J farm and out-buildings, storagci{~ it, r\ buildings, or factory buildings. r J alk to On? Sold and Guaranteed by Lancaster J 1 **e Drug Co. and W. S. Stew man & Co. t & . know the n the Tunj _ J J are obliged NEW SCHOOL FOR CHINA. jS ?n? ? tn,k w,th If] please hot rren' Y- w- c A- Secur" New Site tor Girl8' r 1 the owner Physical Traininfl School. I . io western r J with arra attend th? A new home has l?een found for the I ting during Physical Training School which the! [ J 1 will be quired foi Young Women's Christian Association 1 r ] V lege train- ,|B* opened for native girls in Shnng- '5f| rli summer hal, * hina. # j> ? Let .. or the trip The school, while In the country, is [ J ore than a not fnr ?,ls,"nt frrtln ,h* National r ] Headquarters of the Y. W. C. A. in ? 1 ic western Shanghai nor far from the local Y. W. L t language c- A- Th* Kroun,,s cover eighteen flf id one an- "mow," which mean* approximately; n ,?1# ?]ria 8l* ?rrea, n"'1 Hr* divided by a private J 1 eastern or rot(1 A foreign residence already on ; I . thev 1 ave th* 8r"m,d* w,n used by the Arnerl nn'ion?u? <,,n while native buildings on r J * die other side will furnlah living yuar- 1 em and ln**rooms for* the JW stuente. I i report of nds. saya: ONION'S VIP" ig in popu- Read What f. S. Dept. of Agriculture ' _ AM kinds Kays Ahout What Two Ibata fan Do. Eaters of Odorif collar and According to government figures: According tc (ockets sell ^ rata breeding continually for *? Beai ;LW?r three years produce 359,709,482 in-1 __ n the na- r Onion eater* 1 In white dividual rats. Act when you nee the not|>(, Br<> rarpJ reasing de- first rat. don't wait. HAT-SNAP is on,ons cl(^r as' d trousers. the surest cleanest, most convenient! jhe jKiisons and In or with exterminaor. No mixing with other: from the body, g worn by foods. Drys up after killing leaves Answers. Onions stead of a no Sniell. Cats or dogs won't touch disinfectants, an large sale ^old and guaranteed by Lancaster ''tit about a sick I themselves all Just as well as a iant would. It Is for that tremely dangero i skinned onion tt J to the air. It ha I gathered to Its rn i denied. iff Medically, onh I** | Insomnia and the i ther, an onion dl ^ I for rheumatism. I Iftrivo . - rs? |/iv^iui nuu onions. It Is this oil, t ( beautiful, clear i Ion. Bretons, gr noted for their i juice, too, Rives I j - pain of wasp and olina ^ Because, Phone lo7 Four room , well and sho 3oo acres plu<e. 2,r> or I both new. T\ plenty of cor ' is a line harjt Four-room I have 4 :i ?>? lit mi iij r>a home aIso a j. nice lit11?> lio Jierty likr thi: An oppirtu It' you woi i you u(i in era I of ponds Par tobacco was of is nt Ihc imporled ' dX"" U tetter taste of 1 o acres t >r this- this place; cli 100 acres the addition school and < h i t \ii j. . worth $2,500 Ic of Vir^inla- 2 22 1-2 aci *cllsh that no Close to ache Nice, neat put this housi ut cigarette. on ?n(1 of Ihree twoinvestment fc Store room a. /2) From $10.1 Six-room h Mr. J. K. ' This farm Is room dwellln shed, five ten small tiarns, 70-saw pins. * first class con Cigarette \ ^;:yil\' | Wadeaford r< this place. I KKKI> 2% ^ * \ ^ PAGE THREE \ LAND and ] \ HOUSES |l \\ acquainted with Lancaster County values and I j people. When you want property sold place it j | who has the reputation of getting results that I h the seller and the buyer alike. Listings cost | J nothing unless we make a sale. We can assist | j nging terms to suit. Phone me at any time and r 3 at your service with a car to show you some ALUES. 3j at least talk this matter over. IS 1 "DO IT NOW" I! i T. M. HUGHES j| \ LANCASTER, S. C. 1 | rUES ARE MANY 1 eroua Bulb Rarely III, ' 1^ E ? Physicians?Aid .^s~K.r. | urcgory nros ns mcdlral men hnve LANCAK'I'KK, S. III. nml thnt li#ciuise | nothing else does, nil ?. Impurities and germs As. 1_ *1 < according to London .AljtOITIODlICS ?. In fact, are strong _ _ ?1 If sliced raw and 1 TUCKS aild room would gather to j the Infectious germs * |" n expensive disinfect- g ** * o | reason that it is ex- i us to eat a cut or j mt has been exposed j s cleared the nir. but How's This? w surface whnt it has We offer Qne Hundrcd Dojiars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be ins nre excellent for cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine, v aid dlirostlon 1-hir- Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been take? > aid ulk . tlon. rii by ,.atarrh sufferers for the past thirtyet is one of the cures five years, and has become known as the This Is due to the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's . , ! . ... Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on i or suipnur oil in Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol[ son from the Blood and healing the dlaoo, which produces a , ?a?ed portions. . , ,1 After you heve taken Hall's Catarrh and velvety complex- Medicine for a short time you will see A eat onion eaters, are ' great improvement In your general Rtnooth skins. Onion health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medl.... cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send immediate relief from for testimonials, free. I other Insects' stings. E J- CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, Ohio. .' Sold by all Druggists. 7Rc. / " ~ I """ ? ' -^^=5 | ^eflyler -ive Wire in Real Estate if It Can Be DID?PLYLER WILL DO IT" Over Hough's Sf??? ? ? house and lot at Tradesville about 1 1 'J acres land pond p thai goes with tins place. See nie Tor prices, belonging to Mr. (i. \V. I'lyler known as Willis Moore in acres pood bottom land h'ive room dwelling and barn vo tenant houses. Yields about 1 "> bates of cotton also 11 and other crops (iood well and several springs. Tliis ain at $17.5<> per acre Don t wait long on this place, house and lot on main street for only . . si7."?o.oo ores listed with me within 1-4 mile of town formerly ill Vaughn. This place would make a tine place for a mod income could lie realized front the i acres. It has a use and barn that is worth easily $?>oe. <>i $7ui>. l'ros goes fast so see nte at once, nity of a life time. ild like to enter into the mercantile business, I can lit nd style. Can sell you stores on Midwax also the stock ty selling will rent the store rooms provided their stock >i sow I'aiK x ti ? matter ini-r with nie ir von are interes'is is a confidential sale so the parties names cannot :>o 'ss you are interested. wo miles from town, on pub.ic road, creek runs through ieap at $G,000. belonging to Mr. W. H. Plyler, one mile from Antloch itireh: almost new house and barn, buildings are easily . This is a bargain at $5,000 es on crossing of Liberty ilil! and brown's Kerry roads. >ol and church. $40 per acre with terms, almost new 4-room house with hall; 1-1! acre lot; Can't e up for $1,500; house and lot for only $1,7 50. Located nith Main street. room houses that rent for $4 per month each. A good >r $1,2041. on Midway, nearly new $8,000 )00 to $12,000 worth of lots in town. ouse and lot, fine location, only $8,000 Helms' nice improved farm within two miles of town, one of the best bargains that I have. It has nice 6g, big barn, cow shed, garage, cotton house and buggy ant houses, two of these houses have three rooms and line well of water, in house and machinery, including 2 boiler, engine, belting, ete. All of these buildings are in dition. Soil is red clay loam, which is the host that you lings being considered. Price $75.00 per acre, t Connor's plantation seven miles from town on the >ad This farm has some very strong land with nearly branch bottom. The bottom land alone is worth the isk for the place. One mile to school and one-half mile (welling, barn, three tenant houses, about 20 acres in 232 acres, priced |kt acre. acre buys Mr. Mobley Darks' plantation of 261 3-4 lace has five building, 2u acres pasture 3 good wells, bottoms Don't wait long on 'his place It is cheap at lace that I can so 1 you for $2<?.00 per acre within one svllle, 1-2 mile of Spring Mill Church and school. Nearly | ltivation about 8 acres bottoms, 4-room dwelling, barn. 1 pasture. 13o acres in this place. See me utt once about HOI SliS TO KKVT TO St I'IMA MY WAITING 1,1ST. J