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TUESDAY, NUVcaii>?<it 10, u'i?, VAUGHAN HUNTED ' THE WORLD OVER The following is from The Columbia Record: Thurston U. Vaughan, the formei head of the Odd Fellows Orphanage at Greenville, who escaped from tbt State Hospital for the Insane in Co< * ?A lumbia several monins agu, AO i/vtug hunted all over the world, though ai yet^iot a trace of him has been found Dr. Fred C. Williams, superintendent of the hospital stated today to a rep resentative of The Record that circulars describing the man and telling of his crime and his escape have beer sent to every State and every large city of this land and to detective agencies, police departments and State constabulary in nations of Europe in Australia, South America I was there to uiake a sketch o her. Luncheon was just over, ant she was talking to a little knot o women. The first words I heard, * * ",IJ I??a lutrhv saaf won I Situ yuictlj mwa uvotv; W?., ..... "National Biscuit," recalling pleas antly my own tasty Uneeda Lunch von. I liked her, and fHHHH fortably as she gpoke agSw^n^S Chlld^ in v j dining room?as dose i ' l? matchless facilities of s!m some bakeries in the come to you as .fre when they were U S NATIONS wore Hour. % ^ "You see, even went on, "are much ruils. They are most lovable ant iKost tractable after they've h*t ^.icthing to eat National Biscnl w iptics always besin our Chll I Mrs. Jc The Choii / - v. It We have a large i price is right. Addc SWEATERS THAr Kiddies who go tc the home will find ai the bill. Our line of Ladie pretty and reasonal | Mrs. Jc ' '' Canada, Mexico and other parts of ? *ko wflrW in other words. Vaujfhan is being hunted the world over. Never . before has a South Carolina fugitive from the law been hunted so thor. oughly. . Dr. Williams states that replies . from parts of the globe have been . received, indicating that a lookout is f being kept for the man, but as yet } not a clue has come ' of his whereabouts. Dr. Williams states that t ; nearly two thousand notices' have . been sent to various parts of the . world asking for help in locating the - fugitive. i Vaughan's escape is one of the > most baffling that the State has had ; to contend with. He was in the State, I Hospital as a crazy man, but in a . shrewd way he escaped from the , institution and has made a get-away * r Urea's Boor like a feast. For tfce 1 tiuyc toddlers there 1* a varied f menu, sometimes Uneeds Biscuit ymd milk, sometimes Graham Crack-. Brs, Oatmeal Crackers or Lunch BisSult. This Is chanced on special Bccasionstq <Old Time Sugar Cookew tons and, rarest oft Bm^ner^tte days when we h*a Ice cresm and Nabisco, and those; l^^^^sn^sndMnadoug sure^th^j coming every day?for' . g^^HWboth know we niust feel ren, as we must af* wooM to* jppi . as your own kitchen?the B the best and most whole- K rorld. Uneeda Biscuit JB, sh and immaculate as Jfe iken from the oven. Jw" M BISCUIT S f DAMV ' ^^^HTvyenonrt 1 PAN I but always dainty, alHMPImlng as only Nation*! i Biscuit Products can be. During tin I years when my babies were giWfi-t up we never missed the ?."ai - /Iron's llour with its tasty fr.:' / js. S. COCI ce in Suits OaW A MAA1 IICIC IflCd \ Garments for i cost \ We bought Coats la of from $10 to $20 le Coats can be bought, be given the benefit o Coat is correct in ever detail. The mighty forces 1 Ladies' Dresses are til price. They are the 1 we could find. There i -color in our assortmen quality end of it is bou issortment of Middy Suit id to this fact is the qualil r WILL PROVE WARN > school these cool mornin i extra warmth in these S s' Shirt Waists, Coats an J1C iii pi iwi vio oiiutt / IS. S. COCI . that is keeping police officials of the' globe guessing. This is Vaughan's second escape.] The first time he escaped in a some what similar fashion from the Green* ville jail, and was discovered months afterwards in Baltimore by R. E. Allen of Greenville and recently of the faculty of Chicora College in Columbia, who had him arrested. Vaughan was convicted of criminal assault on several girls, inmates of the orphanage of which he was the head. The crime was one of the most revolting the State as ever prosecuted. He entered a plea of insanity, after being sentenced to die in the electric chair. He was adjudged insane and sent to Columbia where he was lodged in the StaV2 Hospital. A few months ago a sccond sanity commi.-.r.on examine'! him ' and decided that he was mentally wrong. / I T| ipilgHT Wk mdiiSLMm * HIDES Sxpress athcas 1A\A* Aa iTIKK VK mm. 6k / ^ \ -IRAN | and Coats] ns Better f vomen at less I st summer at a cost |j ss than the same M Our customers will | >f this buy. Each U \ y style and quality 11 back of our sale of Bj le quality and low I tiandsomest dresses S is style, variety and 9 it and the price and B tnd to pleasa you. i for girls and the m ^FRIENDS TO ALL j gs and women about m weaters that will fill I d Suits are smart, you. -IRAN 1 J / . Matter's Sale. 1 i The State of Sooth Carolina, County of Abbeville, f J Court of Common Pleas. ^ HOYT ASHLEY, et al, ' Plaintiff, ] against , DAISY ASHLEY, et al, Defendants / By authority of a Decree of Sale ; by the C?mrt of Common Pleas for ikkntt{jlA r'iMinftr in uM Sfatii. made nWI^T4?IV vvuit*^) ?M in the above stated ease, I will offer for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbeville C. H*, S. C., on Salesday in December, A. D. 1919, within the < legal hours of sale the following de- I scribed land, to wit: All that tract J or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Donalds tpwnship, Abbeville < ^ounty, in the St^te aforesaid, con- < taining One Hundred and Forty-aight ] (148) Acres, more or less, and * bounded by lands of J. Elmore Branyon, Jesse Brock, A. D. Branyan, R. 1 B. Ferguson, John Branyan: tjeing the 1 tract of land ownecj and possessed by 1 J. N. Ashley at the time of his de>ith. ' TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Pur. chaser to pay for papers and stamps. THOS. P. THOMSON, Master A. C., S. C. Il-ll-3t3w. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' Connty of Abbeville. , 1 TAKE NOTICE that on the 20th day of Nov. 1919,1 will render a final account of my actings and doings ' as administrator of thes estate of Claudius Robertson, deceased in the ' office of Judge of Prolate for Abbe- I ville County, and on the same day / > \ ' > ) i ^ A Jtw Wr THE UNIVE | The Ford Coupe, .wit and lighting system, has upholstered. Sliding plai the breeze can sweep r car. Or in case of a storn closed car, snug, rain-pr< all the Ford economies tenance. A car that las i torily as long as it la? , with 3^-inch tires all a and travelling salesman E.F.A J * * miin flB ruiwrvnww s-. I Their MedicineXI IT is characteristic of folks After they pass the allotted v "three score years and ten," to look xhack over the days that are gone and thoughtfully live them over. I find myself, at seventy-one, frequently drifting back a quarter of a century, when I see myself in the little drag store I owned at Bolivar. Mo., making and eelling a i vegetable compound to my friencla and customers?what was then known only as I Dr. Lewis' Medicine for Stomach, Liver and Bowel Complaints. For many years while I was perfecting my formula 1 studied and Investigated the laxatives and cathartics on the market and became convinced that their main fault was not that they did notact on the bowels, bnt that their,action was too violent and drastic, and upset the system of the user; which was dao to the fact that they were not thorough enough in their action, some simply acting on the upper or small intestines, while others woula act only on the lower or large intestines, and that tbey almost invariably produced a habit requiring augmented doses. I believed that a preparation to produce I the best effect must first tone the liver, 1 then act on the stomach and entfra alimen- 1 tary system. If thiB was accomplished, the medicine would produce a mild, bnt thorough elimination of the waste without the nsual sickening sensations, and make the user feel better at once. ( different com pounds, I tt Jut perfected the formula that is bow known as MsUmi'i Wwiiy, which I truly believe goes further | THE McMURRAY rill apply for a final discharge from ny trust as such. All persons having demands igainst said estate will present same For payment on or before that day, proven and authenticated or be forjver barred. 1 E. J.HAUFTON, L 0-24-31- 3w. Administrator. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' County of Abbeville. I Take Notice that on the 4th day of December, 1919, I will render a Anal account of my actings dnd do-, ings as administrator of the estate of W. J. Taylor, deceased, in the office of the Judge of Probate for Abbeville County, and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as sych. All persons having demands against said estate will present same for payments on or before that day proven and authenticated or lie/ forever barred. JOSEPH HICKS, , 11-7-3 w. Administrator. Mr. P. LaDuke Farmer, Say*, 'Tou Bet RtU Can Bite Through Metal." - "I had feed bins lined with zinc i last year, rats 'got through pretty soon. Was out $18. A $1 pkg. of EatSnap killed so many rats, that I've never been without it since . Our collie dog n^ver touched Rat-Snap." You try it . Three sizes; 26c, 60?, $100. Sold and guaranteed by P.' B. Speed and The Rosenberg .Mercantile Co. i V i . N RSALCAR I h electric self starting J a big, broajl seat deeply If te glass windows so that fl ight through the open i, the Coupe becomes a jj , x)f and dust-proof. Has D i ? in operation and maints and serves satisfac- 1 its. Demountable rims H round. For the doctor. jj it is the ideal car. Ijliold A I ' iest For 20 Years and does more than auy laxative ot> the market today. The thousands of lettersfrom users have convinced me I was right, and that the user of Matvt's RMNrfy as a. family medicine, even though be may lave used it for twenty-five years, neTer has fn InrtMAM thA rinfiA. My knowledge of medicine and the results of its use in my own family and amen? my friends, before I ever offered it for sale, caused me to have great faith in lUtarv's HiwiJy from the very first. And now as I find myself nearing the ag? when I must bow to the inevitable and go to another life, my greatest pleasure is to sit each day and read the letters that each mail brings from people as old or older than 1, who tell of having used NatvVi tanWy for ten, fifteen and twenty years, ?nd now they and their children and grandchildren have been benefitted by it. [t is a consoling thbught, my friends, for i man at my age to feel that aside from % tiis own success, one has done something lor his fellow man. My greatest satisfaction, my greatest happiness today, ia the Knowledge that tonight more tnan one nillion people will take a Hstsis's Hwirfy NR Tablet) and will be better, healthier, j lappier people for it. I hope you will fV UUO VI UiCUI. A. H. LEWIS MEDICINE OO., ' 8t. Lou*, Ma DRUG COMPANY. Hi NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AND \ CREDITORS Of Abbeville Coontj r fair A>?iicUHo? TO Prove Ctainii Etc* NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to an order-of Court made in .the case of William P. Greene , Plaintiff, against Abbeville County. Fal* Association, Defendant, datea September 18, 1919, that all persons*. having L it. ?" " "l vMiuio a^auiov bllC SttlQ A^06V1U6 County Fair Association are hereby required to prove their claims before* me, at my office at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, on br before November 25th. 1919. or be thereafter barred. >v V Notice is further given that all per sons claiming to be stockholders " of said corporation are herebf> Required to file proof thereof before me onor before said date, showing "the number of shares of stock held by each stockholder, and the amount iherof, and failing, such stockholders win be Larred f#om participating in a division of the funds of said eorpofcation. THOS. P. THOMSON, M Master A. C., S. C. 9-19-to Nov. 25. t . . . . . y V*VV\V\\\VVVVV\V 'w^B v \ m V GENERAL NEWS. v v m v\vs. v vvyu V v Washington^ Nov. 14.?A maximum wholesale price of 10 1-2 centsN / '- '4 a,pound for all beet sugara at all , points in the United States was established today by the department M of justice. v ; New Schedule Signed For Customs > Duties Washington, Nov. 15, 1919?Presi- $ dent Wilson today signed an execn- '"M tive order establishing a new sched- >Jj ule for customs duties based on the reduced values of foreign currencies ^ |fj D'Annunzio Said to Have left Frame Trieste, Nov. 14.?A telegram to the stock exchange here states that Gabriele d'Annunzio has left Fiume. Ending of War New Orleans, Nov. 14.?The Presi- / y dent of the United States is the only person who can say when the war ;#|a with Germany ended, and therefore, the sale or carrying of intoxicating ^ liquor into territory adjacent to a vouiy ?l ttUHViUOeilt is ior- \ /"; bidden until ,he does so,ruled the i . -M United States circuit court of ap- . ~j;| peals today in affirming the sentence M of 15 months in the' federal peni-. fM tentiary' imposed upon Lucien C,- \ "ftM Slaughter, of Tarrent county, Texas, ' after a trial before the federal court of the northern district of Texas. Drastic Legislation to Handle I. W. W. Ji New York, Nov. 14.?Drastic leg- } ' islation to exterminate the I. W. W. may be asked of the next New York k legislature, if existing statutes,fail to i accomplish the purpose," it 'stated ' by state officials active in running ,:j down the radical element. ^ * Illinois Miners Have Ignored Court Order Joliet, Ills., Nov. 14.?Miners in the Willmington coal district at meetings last night voted to iurnore the strike recall and will remain idle. until settlement is made on the demands on the operators. They also refused to allow maintenance men in the mines to .stay on duty. Daughters Plan a War Relic Building vsl Tampa, Fla., Nov. 14.?At the morning convention of the United i -ji Daughters of the Confederacy today the Daughters resolved to undertake ( the construction of a $35,000 fire^ ^ proof building at Richmond as a place for safekeeping for records : | and valuable war relics. JThe action was taken 011 the motion of Mr?. Norman Randolph, of the Richmond chapter. , . ">fi Neg^o Electrocuted Columbia, Nov. 14.? (Social).? Mose Witherspoon a negro convicted .?, '">] recently in Lancaster county, for the murder of Luther Horton, a young white man, was electrocuted at the state penitentiary here this after- ft noon at 12:20 o'clock. ( Texan Loses Biggest Damage Suit Houston, Tex., Nov. 14. ?The largest damage suit ever tried in Harris county, for $45,000,000, involving 160 acres of land in Humble oil field, ended today when Judge J. M. Harvey, of the eigtft district court, ruled that the grant of A. | Goldman, a plaintiff from tho of Texas, had been allowed to lapse and was rescinded. m Widow of Tolstoi Has Passed Away London, Nov. 14.?Countess Lee Tolstoi, widow of the famous Russian novelist, died at Yasnaya " > Poliana November 4, according to a . ' " dispatch to the Daily Mail from Helsingfors quoting the Krasnayia Gazette. j yM Prince of Wales Has Strenuous Day WVli'ta C ! ^ " ** aiiw uuiyniH ojjrings, YV va., Nov. -15.?The Prince of Wales spent ^ the first of his three dayp of rest here by walking ten miles, spending 1 an hour in a swimming pool, golfing three hours and dancing for three more. At the conclusion of this program he seemed to have recovered considerably Irom the fatigug ?r Tus strenuous four day visit to Washington. ?? Cross Hill Boy Is Named West Point Alternate Washington, Nov. 8.?(Special)? Alexandria T. Brown, of Cross Hill, Laurens County, has been designated ay Senataor Dial first alternate to James E. Poore, Jr., of Columbia, for i vacant cadetship at West Point. If- T> ' ? - tii. orvwn was graduated irom the Citadel at Charleston last June as tourth man in his class. He i9 at preset in a military academy at Lo& Angeles. .V$g