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Sutnorous Jfpartmfnt Generous.?The wife of a successfu literal) man had lined a buxom (rial Kill to do the housework. Seveia weeks passed and from seeing he master constantly about the house, th girl received an erroneous impression. "'Seu.se me, Mrs. lilank," she said P her mistress one day, '"'but I'd b Hpa-aktng to you." "Well. Norar The Kill blushed, fumbled with he apron and then replied, "Ve're payin me four dollars a week?" "Yes. and I really can't pay you an more. "Sun-, 'ti.sn't that." responded th girl, "but I'd ho willin' to take Urn tollars tilt?till >?t husband gets joh."?Washington Stac Singular and Plural.?"Two rows i in tin- Held." said a teacher to a rlas of small l?oys. indicating th<- writin on th?- Idacklioard. "Now that sentenc is wrong. Can any one t?-ll m<- why? Wearily she looked over the a pa thetic class. 'Come, come!" she said encourag ingly. One youngster, with a latent S[mr of chivalry, souglit to help her out n tie- ditflculty. "I'Vaps one of them are a call Miss," he suggested, innocentlv.l.ouisville Courier-Journal. Commercial Value.?One of Mr. Kip ling's trees was injured hy a hu.s. th driver of which was also landlord <i an inn. Kipling wrote this man a let ter of complaint, which the mipien sold to one of his guests for ten shll lings. Again the angry author wroti this time a more violent letter, whic immediately fetched one pound. A few days later Kipling called n the landlord and demanded to knov win he had received no answer to hi Icttl-l'S. "Why, I was hoping you would seni ine u fresh one every day," was th cool reply. "They pay a Kreat den hitler than hits driving."?Tit-ltlts. Safe Guarantee?Hurrying to th side of the conductor, a |inssengc eagerly inquir-d: "l)o you think tha 1 will have Hint to get a stain befor the train starts?* "Oh. yes," answered the eondin tor. "Hut suppose," answered the thirst passenger, "that the train should go 01 without me?" "We ran easily lix that," prompt! replied the conductor. "I will go alotr and have one with you."?l?os Angele Times. Acquitted.?"I think Algy has hcci in a |Miker game. If I were sure would givo hint tits." "Why your suspicion?" "He was talking in his sleep las night about pot luck." "Don't la- too severe on your hus hand. That sounds more like an in vitation to dinner." i-vniu|?? juii t.., ... speaking later of tal'k* steaks."Judge. Didn't Have to Swim.?A youni Irishman recently applied for a job a lifesaver at the innnlelpal baths. As he w;is about six feet six Inche tall and well built, the chief lifesave gave him an application blank to 111 out. -? :r.r >mt saver, "can you swim?" "No." replied the applicant, "but wade like blazes!"?Life. Appropriate.?"I)ld I understand yoi to say your cook was named Wilhet mina "Yes. I gave her that name my self." "In honor of Holland's queen?" "No. I merely hit ii|>on it because it' the feminine of Wilhelm. She's th darndest autocrat you ever saw."Hoston Transcript. A Puzzling Problom.?Wlllls"Whnt are you doing with all thos charts and time-tables?" ('.lilts?"Those charts arc lists o the various meatless, wheatless am butterless days In the various state? I'm trying to figure out a trip where by I can get a ham sandwich once i month."?Life. The Grouch.?"These surgeons inns be getting careless." said Old Fogy, a he looked up from his news|?apei "They are leaving spongvs and Instru meats in a patient's Incisions." "Hut .hey are seldom so careless a: to leave anything in a patient's pnek et book," commented the Orouch.Clreensboro News. JtiT What is Professor Piggs doini these days?" "He is studying the causes whicl underlie revolutions." "Ho is. oh? Well, 1 suspect ho has s groat deal to lonrn about such things Ho got tangled up tho othor day in : revolving door.?Judge. Tommy had captured a prisoner and while waiting for the escort t< come up said to him: "Have you got a wife?" "Neln," answered the Oerman. "Nine?" gasped Tommy. "Lumme whore's your iron cross?"?Punch. Habit?"Why tho noise?" "The barber Is shaving himself. "Rut why the argument?" "He is trying to persuudo himself tt have a shampoo."?Record. Pa Knew.?' Ta. what's a joint ban! account of man and wife?" "That's an account, my son, when the husband does the depositing anc the wife the withdrawing."?Life. The Kaiser's Regret.?Tho Kalsei (as he faced the final punishment)? My one regret is that I didn't hav< another million lives to offer for mj country'"?LJfe. .t-T A rolling stone gathers no moss. Versus: The traveling bee gathers tho hon y. Tnl/o nirlr A Trus Patriot.?"Why tlon't you ge' an alienist to examine your son?" "No. sir! An American doctor i! good enough for me."?Baltimore American. With Apologies to Crool.?"Pa what's a press censor?" "He's a man who knows more than he thinks other people ought to my son."?Boston Transcript. Findin's Ksspin's.?'"What if wf lose this bllnldn' war after all. Bill?" "Well, all I can say is?them whal finds It Is quite welcome to keep It."? Tit-Bits. GENERAL NEWS NOTES Record of Current Happenings Col- n I lected from Various Sources. ! Cadet litorRi- O. Mills oi Jersey ? , N. J._wns instantly killed Tu< sd:i> a!t I I! rnoon when his thuminr Ham t> II i uOO feet two miles from Taylor field. .1 m at Montgoint 1 y, Ala. v i, West Virginia is the driest stall in e , the whole I'nion. ae<oidint: to a state, n rnent l?y .1. W. ISeein. chief d? |itit> " ..i.ininivsiiitur \< ;,f, |fj. ,|<lirati?n rd how iffoctive prohibition I ^ ,, I has In-come lif' snnl that whiP- there is |. some "pocket selling" going on the re. j v tail price of liuuor is $11 a <i>inrt. Adam Johnson, a farmer living near ' Kast Bernard, Texas, presented two c blooded [lias to two army aviators who ? a ramo over from Kliington )! Id. at 1 Houston. and landed on the I'ann. Th? pigs got a ride hack in the airplane 8 ami will he auctioneered off for tin ! 8 benefit of the liiil Cross. ' K Civilian Instructor Stanley i'oylo Jt" was killed and Klying Cadet Klwyn Chapman was liadl.v injur* d last Tuesday when the .airplane in which they were flying collided with another ma- I chine about J00 leet a hove Itockwell ? Held. North Island. Cat., and fell spin- | | ning to the.ground. j The a vera IP* savings to the govi rn- 1 p mi nt pensions of each southern stati * would he Sl'.iiiiii under a lull int rod lie- J ed in congress hy licpresentative T. \V. j Sims of Tennessee, providing that the - franking privileges of the government e he extended to the state Confederal! ^ if soldiers. At present the |ioshige. which < - is three cents on each check, is de- 2 t ducted from the Cnnteih rati pension ^ appropriation in each state. John Thomas of Nokomis. III., re. < ' ccntly went to St. Louis, Mo, forntedi cal Ireatnnnt. He went to the oilice ot j n a physician." lie does not recall thi v address. The doctor ilia gliosis) Mm- t 8 case as stomach trouble and Thomas was put to hed at the Morgan hotel. '' A wet cloth was placed over his eyes ' '* ;inil uIn n hi* ninovid tin- doth live ! I 1 1 iiiirmti-M 1:11< r his purse. coutainim; < l:\ \ :iiiii thi' physician hi re missing. I I'rohihiiinn h.-ohis in ninun ss n- "j r indignant :it tin* oxirnso hy :i in-ws|in- .j I |kt hi tho use ill' intoxicants in tin house < !!i? Imililini;. Alonn.-ido n phot<>Ki:it*l> "I -'! whisky hot tics taken I I'l'imi nni tloor < ( tin' I mi ill 11 Dir. it prints * v :i story contrasting this liml with re|( piati'il majorities in congress in lavor | I' prohihition. IJi-pri'Siiitativi' Itanv i l:i 11 of California, ami Koprcsi ntal iw ,, l*'oss of Ohio, hoth "ilr\s." agreed that ' s an iminiry shouhl In* niaih'. Tin- mat- ; t? r of how to proceed is iim-i itain. ( Always on tin* i|iii vivo for an openII ing, suffram* lotnlors in tin senate arc I now planning to take mhantagi of tin t slack si asmi in that hod> this sniiiim i ^ to try to "put ovor" tho Susan I!. j ' \nthon.v amendment. It was rmnoroil Monday that whi n llm linn- for a iv- | - i-oss nonrs tin- suffrage oaptains will I - nndoavor to hold till hody in session a fow days. With nothing of iniporiant-o s ii|ion tho call-Hilar, tln-y fool that they ~ will, at loast, ho nhlo to hring tin- j1 inattoi to sonio sort of an indicator i vote. ; e I s Cood prospects for a cotton crop of record pro|Hiitions this ycai is imlic.it ? I'll III llll- II<I<<IIIIII<HI <<< I. < <<< . I r cotton report, made public Tin s?l:i;. ' I showing the condition of the growing ^ plant to be 82.3 per cent of a normal j | in iui? ia. Tiiia In tr.f litem1 .irad* " dition on May 25 in the last ten years l I except in 1911 when it was S7.S and a J J record crop was produced. The high * condition, coupled with private lepmts v a that this year's crop acreage is much ; - lamer than that of last year, and nilicial statements that the stand is good and more fertilizer has been used than . the season before seemed to imlicati that the production will be la rue. ^ s I " Spring Furnishings < CREX ItUC.S arc the lowest priced i serviceable RuRs for Spring and ' e Summer use. They are made of a s vegetable fibre, almost as tough as f leather, and wear better than many > so-called wool rugs, and besides you 1 rt can get them In beautiful designs s that are most pleasing and that will I match your other furnishing3?Have 1 Crex Rugs in sizes: s 1 0x12 feet: 6*9 foot: .36x72 inches, t rnia n FURNITURE? < In the good old summer time you'll , spend much of you. time on your porch?Make it attractive. We can s help you. See us for l'< ?RCH CHAIRS, SETTEES. VUDOR PoRCH SHADES? ' (Vudors keep off the sunshine; they are rich in appearance, and you s R can sec out, but not be observed by ' the fellow outside. See them.) ' M. L. FORD j Licensed Undertakers anil Emhnlmcr- 'v j CLOVER. - - S. C. I .1 LOOK BEFORE irr\iT r r a n \ Il7ULG/ir| In the three previous issues of The .: ' Enquirer there appeared a statement .1 1 signed hy myself, under a headline .i similar to the ahove. If you tire not one of those individuals who claim that "I do not read advertisements." and have not as yet read that one. I . respectfully urge that you read It. I ? assure you that no statement is made J, that cannot he verified. , About the fellow that "don't read 'j advertisements." I have been hearing '.' him talk more or loss all my life, and have caught him so often tha' I have > really grown skeptical as to h.s claim. I could recite some Interesting stories J as to how I have uncovered him time I and again; but I do not care to mnke 1 him feel bad. and. besides, whr.t would # be the sense in spending good money i lor the s|Kico with which to do it? ' SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent [ j ; SCREENS r WE WILL THANK YOU TO PLACE OHDKItS NOW FOR WINDOW , AND DOOR SCREENS THAT YOU ' WILL WANT THIS SUMMER. We have the SCREEN WIRE, the 1 ' LUMBER and the WORKMEN' NOW ?We might not have all of them next n Summer. Remember, please, that Our $ Screens are made to Order?for Your (l Windows and Doors. They are not 1 Just made to sell, but To Fit and to t, I<ast and they do both. Sec Us About (i This At Once. j ' SCREEN WIRE? If you already have Screen Doors and Windows that the wire has given ; > out on, we'll be glad to re-wire your screens. Better see about this too ^ , We can get out of Wire. * JNO. R. LOGAN j C. LOGAN MOORE, Manager. F r FOB RE1TT n rpHE Metts Residence, on Main Street. Apply to C. E. 8PENCER, Atty. 57 may 7 t. f. tf S % ADDITIONAL RED CROSS SUBSCRIPTIONS P1IK following is the li-ct of the sub scriptions under J5 and those over 5.'mi not previously Htinowloittril, in rie recent ited Cross Campaign. an<l < published I'v the direction of the 'ii.iii man and Committee in charge. It rill ! < noted that the list of Hickor> ;ro\< and Sharon District is not inluded In r? m thest lists have not Ih en ompleted or furnisiieti to tin Chairnan. hut such lists will he published at suhst i|i:< nt tlute: ' Correct ions. The collections of J. It. Seott in th? Mulaticlphia district, should have been lekirtivKtljsed as JM.Ja. instead of The subscription of Mrs. W. W. Lews was I.'.', instead of llii, as published. The subscriptions of \V. E. Gettys ind J. it. Connolly, in Tirznh school listrirt. t.'? each, were omitte>l front In puitlishcd list. In the Filbert school district, Mr, iml Mrs. J. A. Carroll subscribed $" . I In I In Met'onm llsvtlle ilistricT. _>ivs. {<'! :? I.-wis was ereili'.'-il with $5. Tins should havc liocn credited to Mis. .011 Lindsay. SI |{M KIITIOVS t NDKIt $.1.00. York hihI Vicinity. Mrs. Lnira K. Parish. $1: Miss Lu ia Kci'l Kwart. $2.50; Miss Mabel !< rry, $2.50: Joe t'lements, $ 1: X. J. s.', Bowen, II; Mrs. J. M. Ferguson. Mrs. t'lements. 12; Pauline ttoore, $1; Carolina Moore, $1; Mrs. \ K. Lowry, $2; Mrs. Withers Adiekes, 12; Miss Irene Starr and John Starr, 12.50; Mrs. Amen McElwee, $1; Mia Jury ?'l'arrell, $1; Miss l^ouisc Bar on. #1; tJlenn Dickson. $1; Ernest laekson. $1; .Ino. Bludworth, $2; Miss lintc* III ii< I worth. ?1: Nathan Kein teiii. $3: It. M. Sunitney. $1: Mr. nnd Urs. J no. I tenuis, 13; Walter I.ove, $1; >lrs. W. w. Ferguson, $2; K. H. Moore, 3; llnt'us I'aatton. ?1; J. liratton, $1: ilrs. Itebeeea llratton. $1: S. E. Atkins, .1; J. t?. Allison, #1: W. .1. Edwards $2: I. L Lucas, il: .Mrs. Kiln S. l.owry. I: II. c. Allen, 12: Jim Lee, .50c; ash. $1; Miss Florence Cody, $2; P. v Moore. Jr.. $1: Miss Ida Scoggins, i]; A. S. Bothea, 12; W. H. Jackson, I; Isaiah Thomas. $1; Mrs. W. I?. Laino r. <2; K. L. McSwain. $1: Sunheains 'liarlotte St. church. $2. Subscriptions of May 21s|. .1. K. I turns, $1; Philip Burns, $1; ,oiiis<- ipiinn. $2: Paul Mcl'orklo, #1; tillV Mct'orkle, $1; Charley Miller, $2; ,V. E. Krwin, 11: Mrs. J. It. Barnwell, it: J. It. Barnwell, Jr., $1; Brown " e.....ul U.nllh * > _i n kJU'llWl'll, * ? . ruivn .......... t., ... juinn, $2: Mrs. it. C. Smith. $2: Miss emtio <'ody, >1; Mrs. .Inn. it. Logan, 2.50. Subscriptions Thursday, May 2:$d. Mrs. J. J. Glenn, $1.50; Mrs. Jno. ugh. $1; Mrs. S. I* Steele. $2: lesse Moore Harris, $1; Mrs. J. A. tirliaitlson, .Sue; Miss Mattic (Sarvin, 25c: Isiwry Neil, ,5Uc; Mrs. Oscar toliiuson. .50c; Mrs. T. (5. Hudspeth, ".tie: .1. \V. Ilohson, It; Harry Smith, ill: Bert Smith. $2: H. K. Ferguson, r.. $1: Mrs. II. K. Ferguson, $1: Harcy Ferguson, Jr., $1: J. Q. Wray, $1; 'rank Moore, $1. 'oii?t ruction Force Piedmont T. ami T. Co.?Day's Pay. K. I). Howsor, $5: A. T. Dellingcr, 15: T. ti. Hudspeth, $2: J. H. Duncan, !2; \\\ 10. Kails, $1.75: Prydc Koapcr. >1.75; A. IS. Hoke. $1.50; C. M. Duyck, 11.35; Zaek Stephens, p. c., $1. \\\ J. I'. W'ylie. $1: \V. S. Peters, $1; ra Cordon, $1: C. \V. Sherer, $1; J. t. ?Sraat. $1. subscriptions of May 21th. Mrs. J. L. Houston, $1; Mrs. Janet lermlon, $5: Miss Itosa Steele. .50c; ars. W. It. Steele, ,5o; Mrs. It. C. Alein, $2.50; Miss hula AI loin, $2.50; diss Bessie Mason. .25c; Miss Agnes doore. .25c; Arthur Neely, $2; Mrs. I. S. Met "onnoil, $2; It. S. McConnell, !2: Mr. and Mrs. Huey, $2; Mr. and drs. Drown Ferguson, $1; Mrs. J. F. dcKlwoe, $1: Mrs. J. S. Jones, $1; drs. Ilrooks Innian, $1; H. G. 1'arrott, >2; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Comer, $2; J. 1'arrott, $*: W. L. Baber, $3. 5"' llav ?U IJ>vri|?lHJlls jyim \Mmjp ~P~~G. McCorkle. (additional )7~ $lf Demoness Mary T. Gadsden, $1; Mrs. Iconic Whitesidos, $1; Misses Snider, II: Mrs. T. T. Walsh, $2; Norman A'alsli, $1; Mrs. K. A. Crawford, .50c: sun 1>. Smith, $3; Mrs. Jno. It. Logan. 2.50. Subscriptions .Monday, .May 27th. Plato Jackson, p. e., $1; Mrs. Forest Smith. $2; Julius Scott, .75c; Will Jimson, 25c: Smith McElwcc, p. c., $1.50; drs. J. <J. Wra.v, $2.50; Miss Janic iVray. $2.50; Clarksoti McDow, $2.50; 'icdmont T. & T. Co., $4: Frank lames, $1; Winfred and W. H. Keller, lr., $1; A. D. Dorsett, $1; Hanks Mc<inney, $1; C. Stewart. $2; Oscar tohinson, $2; Cottrcll Thonmsson, 12.50; T. K. Thonmsson, $2.50; W. J. <cil. $1; J. II. Grunt, $1; Uiley Harney, $i; Heatrice Itainey Elliott, $1. Itnznree Minstrel. $2.50; Miss Sallie Cunn. .50o: IVnrla Hums, .25c: drs. Will Neil. $1.50; Mrs. XX". P. Neil, l; Mrs. II. H. Waiigh, $2: Mrs. J. M. tainscy, $2.50; Mrs. G. F. (irant, $1: diss Anna Latin Wilson, $2; Cash. 1.45: w. J. p. w.\lie, $1; w. s. ivers, $1; Ira Cordon. $1; (1. W. Shcrer. 1: J. It. Crant. $1. Miller School l>i-triot, No. 18. lty J. M. 1 trice. Mi McFarland, .50c; J. It. Harnett. II; W. A. Shcrer, .50c; C. A. Dillinger, 2: K. It. Shannon, $2; E. E. Shannon, 25c: John Keotnstor and Alma Feemtcr, $1; Mrs. E. it. Shannon, $1; M. L McFarland, $1; L. M. ItufT, $1.25; t. A. Carroll, $1: W. N. Roberts, $1; 'ash, ,25c: J. C. Feemster, $1; XV. A. .letlee, $1: W. ti. McLnin, $3; Mrs. W. i. McHiin. $2; W. I- Feemster, $1; Jas. Ihannon, $1; L. M. ItufT, $3.75; J. L. trandon. .50c: Ollle Hrandon, .25c; Irs. W. L. Hrandon, .50c; Sam Hums, .. c.. $2;. Negro List?Miller District, No. 48. John Hlair, .05c; Sam i.urrls, $2; i'airy Cole, ,05c; Hanks Welens, .25c; Valter Hood, .10c; John Cole, 26c; Anlerson Chambers, 25c; Walter Burns, 25c: Jim Meek, .05e; Adam Meek, i?5c: Mary Wright, ,05c; Mary Golfer, iu; Pan Gelfer. ,15c: Man McCurn. ?5e: Asbury Moore, ,10c; Ely Meek, iOc; George Nance, ,05c. Flllxwt Seliool District. No. 21. lty XV. It. Keller. H. G. Brown, $1; G. L. Crawford, 1; G. It. Dickson, $1; W. M. Gettys, 1.50; XV. XX*. Wallace, $1; A. J. 'linton, $1; J. G. Dickson, $1; Miss G. i. Dickson, $1; John Floyd, $1; A. L. onas, $1; Miss Alice Craig, $1; Frank rwin. p. c? ,50c. Employees of Cannon Mill. Sallie Wood, $2; Alice Robinson, $2: ante Wilkins, $2; Myrtle McLnin. $2: t. F. Carroll. $1; J. XV. XX'atts. $1; J. \ Ferguson, $2.10; M. E. Ferguson, 2: XX*. ti. Nivens, $1.25. Ancona School District. Dan MeElhaney, $1; Will Montgom-, ry. $1; Montgomery Bros., $1; Tom trandon, $1; Mrs. P. Thontasson, $1; ohn Thomasson. $1; Miss Mozelle nomasson, *.>, -nifv- r^u^a-, ?o, ?. h. lUler. $3: .Ino. Good, $1; Walter Alexndcr. $1; Cash, $1.70. 'hiludclpliin School District, May 24. By Dr. E. A. Crawford. J. L. and R. F. Davidson, S1.60; Irs. J. M. Davidson, $1; J. M. Davidon. $1; R. M. Lindsay. $2; J. F. Lindxy, $1: A. B. Garrison. $1; J. X., W. >. and P. M. Benfield, *3; W. T. Cain. >0c: J. Mack Moore. $1; BenJ. Raiey. p. c.. .2fic: Robt. Moflfatt. p. c? 1; Ira Carter, p. c., $1; Lizzie Lowry, i. c.. .25c; June Bobbins, p. c? $1.; tan Burris. p. c.. $1: William Burris, i. c? $1; Burris, p. c., $1; Jim 'ampbeii, p. c.. $1; John White, p. c., 1: Mose Kennedy, p. c? ,50c. Employees Travora MilL Sudie Stewart. $1; W. M. Yoder, iOc; Ollie Hogue, $1; Pearl Ashe. >0c; Ruby Stewart, .50c: Addle hompson, ,50c; Emmet Stewart, $1; famie Faris, ,26c; OIlie , >0c: Nellie Rogers. $1; W. A. Thompon. $1; A. M. Taylor, $1; Walter ludson. $1; Will Morgan, $1; Robbie ludson. .50c; Mrs. Rogers, .50; John ugh. $1; J. E. Johnson. Agt.. $2; Anic , .50c. Cotton Belt School District. By Mason Clark. Mrs. S. J. Holmes, ?2; W. A. Carroll. 2.50: J. H. and Robt. Good, IS; Joe \\\ Smith, $1; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. A Sn ith. $3: M. 8. Whitesldes. |1.50 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas, Jl; Mr and Mrs. W. M. Clarke and Mrs. D. C Clarke. 14.50; Mrs. S. D. and Mis Belle \Vhitesldes, $2; W. D. Smith. J1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Stowe, 12.25; Mr and Mrs. W. P. Brown. $1; p. B. a?' Miss Corrie N'eil, 12; J. G. Brown, 41 K. M. and Miss Lizzie Dickson, 11.5" L. L. Smith, $1; W. G. Brown, tl. J D. I-ind and family, 13; R. L. Snsitl 11; M. L. and Miss Lessie Carroll, iMrs. R. B. Wray, .25c; Mrs. W. Brown, .arte; Martha J. Love, .2">c Miss Lntta. ,25c; John Love. .25c; M M. Burns, tl: \%*. S. Cain, tl; II. J Brown, J 2. Gutliricsvllle School District. No. "? By J. W. Moore. Sumter Cordon, $1; t'has. Chllder p. c.. .11: Marion Vaughan, p. c.. SI Jim Mayor, p. c., $1; Will Davis, SI Mrs. F. If. Moore, $1: Joe Evans, j>. c $1: Arthur McConnell, p. c., $1; Tor (iarvin, p. c? $1; J. M. Davis, SI. I?niigliam School District. Ity I- M. Shllllnglaw. J. S. CJrler and Cofnelin Crier. <f pledge). SI: Mrs. Mary A. Simrll, J2 Thos. Crawford, 11: Clarence Hum: ,50c; John Kelly, .50c; B. F. ami Sin Marlcy. S2: Rol? Ward, p. e., .50c. I'liion SchotM" District. Ily Truman Youngblood. Miss Leila Wood. $1.50; R. H. Young blood, SI: Allene Youngblood. $1; Kn nice Youngblood. $1.25; Mrs. [{ I Youngblood. $2; Mrs. J. K. Young blood, SI: J. E. Youngbloo<l, SI: T. I I'oungblood. $1.75. Sutton Springs School District By S. T. Ferguson. Frank Monroe, p. c., $1: Leonar Mull. SI: Sam Itobinson. SI: Itichar Pong, p. c.. SI; Bill Smith, p. c., SI William Ferguson, $1; James Fergu son. 11: Hugh Ferguson. SI: Bill Seott Ferguson. SI: Jack Choat an family. SI; John Mull, .25c: Elmor Stevenson, SI: Joe Stewart, .50c; Wit Stewart, SI; Sam Ferguson. $2.50 Mrs. M. K. Black, $2; Mrs. X. S. Blacl $2.00. Vnion Scliool Dltsrlct By W. W. Jackson. D. Frank Jackson. SI; Julia Smar SI: Worth Youngblood, $1; Mrs. V W. Jackson. SI; T. (S. McCarter, SI It. If. Itobinson, SI; Lizzie Wood, $1 liaise Itobinson. SI: R. L,. Rohinsoi $1: Mrs. J. J. Jackson, $1; J. J. Jack sun, $1: Miss Hattie Thomasson, $1 Knox Jackson, $1: I"). Wood. *1 Miss Helen Thomasson, )1; T. O. Mf "arter. SI: James Jackson, .50c; Mr K. Jackson, ,50c: Hettie Jackson, .5rt< Mary Jackson, .50c: Edward Woo? Margaret Robinson, .50c; Los? lie Robinson, .50c; Elizabeth Jacksoi .50c; W. W. Jackson, $2.50; Win. K?-r lrikc Jackson, ,26c; H. G. Jacksoi :2; Joe Thomasson, $2.50; T. N*. Thoin asson. $2. New Zion School District. O. It. Mc< 'artcr, $1; Jane Turne $1: it. A. Bigger, .50c: O. L. Hoffmai SI; A. J. c?riftin. $1; X. F. Robinsoi .".lie; J. G. (list. $1; Mrs. Mattic Sten irt, $1; W. X. Wallace, .50c: Ra Chambers, p. c., .t5c; O. C. Alexande $1: A. J. Alexander, $1; C. J. Alcxar der. $ 1; W. A. .Vichols, $1; M. A. Wal lace, $1; M. J. Wallace, .50c; K. 1 Wallace, .50c:James Strain, $1; W. I Clinton. $1; E. L. Harrison, $1; Mr Ida Mcknight, $1; Starr Mcknigh $1: J no. Wilson, $1; J. F. Adams, $1 Jim Hammond, .50c; G. It. Wallaci $1; Mrs. Alice Mcknight, $1; Mrs. El la Hums, $1; Miss Lvcy Hums, $1 Mrs. K. R. McCarter, $1; Quinn Burn: tl; P. H. McAfee, $1; Mrs. P. II. Mc A fee, $1; W. A. McAfee, $1; J. 1 Smith. $1; Mrs. J. F. Smith, 91; Clyil Smith. $1: Sam Smith, - $ 1; Jam< Smith. $1; Rob Davis, p. c? .25c; Wn It. Mcknight, $1; W. X. Smith, $1 Meek Smith, $1; Mrs. J. B. McCarte $i; Geo. Ray McCarter, .10c. Philadelphia School District. By It. 1a Devinncy. Jim Williams, p. c., .50c; Jno. Fall p. c., .50c: Grant McCleave, p. c., 25< Granny McCleave, p. c., ,10c; Ben Pal terson, p. c., .50c; Green Patterson,] IV111 i;i >,1 u n r ROc: Claud Bouhrsri p. c., $1: Lewis McFudden, .60c; La mar Ashe. $1; Cash. .50c; Harry'D< vinney, $1; Mrs. II. W. Love, $1; D. I i Saulden, $1*. W. C. Oaulden, $1; I W. ljove, $1; Sam Williams, p. c., II .1. G. Miskelly, $3; Tom Hardin, p. c II; Jenkins Walker, p. c., 11; W. I Alexander, II; A. E. Gauldcn, 12.5( Sump Hardin, p. c., II. By T. C. Dunlap. Mrs. T. T. Saudlfer, 11. T. T. Sand t'er, II; Mary Sandifer, II; It. A. Sai difer, II; J. M. Sandifer. |1; T. S. Bar .lifer, II; T. H. Latham, II; W. J Alderson, .50c; A. M. Merritt, 11; V W. Sandil'er, It; E. W. Sandifer, $1 John Lowry, II; Green Wilks, pc? 11 Ilol? Miller, p. c.. $1; John Walk, p. e., II; Andrew Davis, p. c., II; Bo Lowry. p. ?., II; Jim Anderson, p. c II: John Miller, p. c., 11; Jim litce, i c.. II; Lewis Clinton, 11; Mrs. Jn< Lowry, 11; J. A. Lowry, 11; Lui Xecly, 11; Cash, .50c; Will Miller, 1 By J. H. Scott. Jane Garvin, p. c., 11; Adam Wi liams, p. e., II; Jeft Ralney, p. c., I: C. A. Turner, 12: Claude A. Turne 11; Ik C. Carson. 12; S. C. Carson, 12 Mrs. J. F. Carson, 11; Miss Mannl Whitesides, 11; Miss llelle Carson, 11 Miss Jennie Carson, 11; Miss Flazi Carson, 11; Mrs. T. F. Dunlap, 11; 1 F. Dunlap. II; Miss Lottie D'm'ap, |1 Miss Thelma Dunlap, 11; W B. Dur lap. 11; Mrs. J. A. Turner, $1; J. < McAfee, 12; Arthur Burrls, p. c., II Dan Davis, p. c., 11; Huse Love, p. . 11; Frank Sanders, p. c., 11; Mrs. . B. Scott, 11; Alfred Williams, p. c., 11 An.ly James, p. c, 11; Bob Barnett, | e.. 11: Mr. Hutchlns, 11; Ayrc Mobie; 11; Thomas White, p. c.. 11; Anni i/owry, p. c.. 11; Mote Blair, p. c., 11 Gary Jones, 11; Jake Moore, |1; Ms mic Pcarce, p. c., 12; Will Burrls, p. e $1: Stacy Moore, .50c; Philadel^hi School, .75. Filbert School District. By W. L. Parsley. A. G. Anthony. 11; S. L. Brown, 11 c. W. Beekler, II; Katie Walker, |1 J. A. Carroll, 12.50; Mrs. J. A. Car roll. 12.30; I. T. McAbee. 11; W. > Ferguson. 13; Mrs. O. 8. Lynn, 11; < M. 1'arrott, 11; J. H. Boyd, 11; W. \\ Lynn. 12: T. J. Thomasson, 12; Bi Brown, 11; R. F. Parrott, 12; G. F McDanlel. 12: J. H. Clark, 12; Arthu Gwin, 11: Charley Wright, II; Arthu Sadler, 11; Vurnlc Good, 11; P. 1 Falls, .50c; W. M. Ramsey, .50c; F V. Templeton, 12: J. L. Harvey, |1. Cotton Bolt School District. By Ltktsllc Smith. J. M. Mitchell. II; G. M. Carrol 12; E. A. Dickson, II; J. F. Hope. 12 J. J. Thomas, 11; Gus Carroll, |1 Xtmrod Parker, 12; R. W. Parker an family. 51.60; K. W. llnlleji. |2; J. t Parks. |3; Mrs. Fannie Clark, II; Je Clark. II: Miss IUna Robinson. $1 Mrs. Sue Hoke, II; A. B. Clark, 12 Grant Currence. II: J. R. Neil, 11 Quay MeElroy, II: Blanche Carrol $1; Lawrence Parker, |1; J. R. Ste phenson. 13. Bullock's School District. Mat. Thomson, II; Perry McSwaii IS; H. J. Mt Swain. 12; J. M. Scaly. 14 Harris Hughes. 11; Adeline Sander: II; Merrlva Bennett, 12: Fred Sanderi 13: John Gill, 13; Arthur Castle: 12.50; Mrs. F. M. Pruitt, |3; Mri Mamie McSwain. 11.50; W. D. Bank head. .14; E. McSwaln, ,50c; J. I Bnnkhcad. $1: P. B. McAbee. .26c W. P. McAbee. II; Sidney Hughe: .50c; Raybe Burriss, II; C. H. Feem ster. 12: J. S. Gregory. II; Veil San dors. 12: Ida Robbins. II; Liddle Jetei 11; Braker Smith. 12; Manuel Raine] 12: Sam Robbins, 31; Beatrice Rob bins. 11: Margaret Gascoigne, II; Get Hall. II: Cieo Hnmes, |1; Hard Dorsey, .50c; Ell Robbins, .60c; E31 Burrls, II; Dan Johnson, .15; Currl Burrls, 11; F. Jeter. 12.50; Lett Nance. II; Agnee Brown, |1; Gree King. II: Geo. Brown. 13; Doc Nanc< II; Samuel Feemster, II; Carolln Craig. .25c; James Dorsey, 11.26; Jo Boyd." II; Calvin Boyd. 91; Stephe: McDantel, 31: Bob McDaniel. 11; Sar McDowell, 12.50; Wren Jeter, 12; Por ter Purcell. II; Sylvanus Johnsor 12.50; Mrs. B. E. Trammell. 12: N. C McCarley. 12: Billie Blair, II; Mrs. J C. McCarley. 12; J. D. Nelson. |2; Jnc Boyd, 11: Genls Tlgler, 91; W. 1 . Moore. $2: W. L. Crick, $2: W. K. Rch ; Thomson, $3; Estell Thomson. $1; M. yj . E. Sealey. $2: H. B. Thomson, $i; Jes- < se Cornwell. 34; Butler Sanders, $4; jacl s Jim Crocker. 32; Lindsay McCluney,"n. ; |3; Fred L. Smarr. $4; Arthur Good. . $l; Mitchell Bennett. 33; Sam Roberts. lv> J 32: Hughes Bennett, 32-50; Jerry licti ; Jamison. 32; Waddy Jeter. 32: Rufus ; Roberts, 32; S. M. Moore, 32; Lonnie Am [. Roberts, 32.50; Warden Roberts, S. ? i, 32.50: Mrs. E. M. Bank head, 31; Oscar ,;ra ; Moore. .25c: R. S. Feemster, 31; Miss K'n ; Eliza Feemster, 32; Mrs. S. W. Xelson, 1 ; 31; John White. 31: Dan Hayes. 32.50; John McCluney, 32; Jake Robbins, 32: . I, \V. L. Cranford. 31; Shelton Smith. 1; 1j"' John Sanders, ,5?c; X. A. Galloway, J* 31: Wilks Simpson, 31; Alex Cornwell. J,, ' 31; Harper Simpson. 31; Thos. Dove, i.-!' 33; W. J. lUair, $2: Jack Sanders. 31: .. '! Sam. M. Sanders, 32; Joshua Bratton. , , 31: H. C. Robbins. ,50c: W. A. Mc- jJ" Culloiigh. 34; Mack McCluney. 32; Jc? Sp^, Brown. 32; John Meek, 34; Tom . n llaynes. 32; J. C. Kirkpntrlck, 35; Coy ,.r^, Jones, 35. ncv .MeConnellstlllc School District. In I Peter Hardin, p. c., 32: C'has. Harl din, p. c.. 31; Josh Hanlin, p. c., 32; v : Ernest Hardin, p. e., 32; Anderson R. \ Hardin, p. e., 32; Albert L*itta, p. c.. and 5. 32; John I^atta, p. c., 32; Lawyer ?e Witherspoon. p. c.. 34; Will Latta. p. Her c.. 34; Byers. 33; M. T. Jonas. 32; Hat E. B. Bank head, 32; T. C. McKnight, D. . 31: Jessie Gilmoro, 32; John Mt.skelly, A. * ' 31; Henry Hardin, 32; Mrs. W. C. Mis- J. J keily. 31; W. C. Miskclly, 32; Sadie : Smith, 32; Hattie Bell Carter, 32; *'' . John Hemphill, 31; Howard Moore, -.y|' 31: Elizabeth Hemphill, 31; George ' Rowcll, 31; Julia Moore, 31; Mlsw " Kate Williams, 33; John Thomas, 31; . , I L'. MIAM <21. \ Tmcc tt* 1 '1 Paul Lowry, $1; Mary Lowry, SI: J, 1 'I Maggie McClure, SI; Sarah Lowrj', SI; ' Lydia Lewis, SI; Wm. Lewis, S4; Ed <3.s Montgomery, SI; Mary Kennedy, SI; >" Ernest Hoseman, SI; Uessie Boseman, 'I SI; George Kennedy, SI; Margaret li 0 Lowry, SI: Howard Gaston, S2: Jen- Hni ' nings Collins, SI; Arch Gilltnore, SI; Win. Lewis, SI; Mnnnie Collins, SI: M. N,;'i T. Jonas, SI; John I>arby, p. c., J4; Lump Darby, p. e? S2; Guss Gill, S4; Makes Darby, p. c., S2: Walker Dar.- ; {' by, p. c., S4: Itob Anderson, p. c., S2; Adam MInter, p. c? $2; Preach Chisholms, p. e? $2; Joe Chisholnis. p. e? SI; Will Anderson, p. c.< S3; Miss El ten Cranford, SI: Mrs. Sant Crawford, T SI; Mrs. Willie Harper. 12; Master C, .<2; V T. Porcher, SI: Janie Jackson, p. c., -SI: " S2: Martha White, p. c., II; Dummy San Granger, p. c.. $2; Jim Campbell, p. Mis e., S4; Frank Maytleld, SI; Tom Ste- "la '* venson, SI; Mrs. W. L. MeClurc, SI: '* Frank McLain, p. c., SI: Mary Hurrls, * ' p. c? S2: Itob White, p. c., .50e; Hud \'0! White, p. e? .50; Jim Hafner, p. c., '* $2: Sallle Hafner, SI; John Whltener, . ' ,r p. c., Si; Jno. MeLure, p. c.. Si; J. M. Foster, S3; Mrs. Herbert Jones, SI; ' Ino. Gwln, $4; Tom MeCleave. St; Ilea- , tv Wilkes, .25c: Hailev Smith, .2f?c; '?{. Ann is Watts, .25c: Will Minor. .50; ;Y Jack Collins, SI: Mamie Carter, SI; r, Hob Stephenson. S4: Will Stephenson, l, 11: Will Aycock, S4; Will Lindsay, SI: i, Kufus Hurris, SI: Jesse Ilurris, SI; - Miss Burris, .25c; Tave Hurrls, .25c; J n E. B. Craven, SI; Rob Collins, SI: Joe r, Adkins, $1; M. C. Allen, S3; Walter I /? ?? ?.- ! .. SW I- .Mciouneu. m ; jviiii.siiii ruin, p. v.. I- $1: Mamie White, p. e., $1: I'eto Jones, |j|" $. 11; (5. Monro, p. c., $3; Sam McClure, ,, ). p. $2: Mary MoClonve. $1; I'. White. }J? s. II; Millie McClouve. ,35c: W. 11. Hart, per, 14; W. T. Laughrldpe, II; Julia ^ I; Sherer, II: N'ora Sherer, 14; Xancy '.j c, Smith, p. c? 25c. Cannon Mill Employees. Ma s' Lizzie Sapauph, $2.t!0; Lizzie Howe, 11.25; Mar> Woods, $2.10; Ada Mennett, " ? $2; Mattie Wallace. $2.1*.; Lr ssie Manila sey, $1.&5; Jas. Kiser, 12.20; (.'has. .... Dover, $2.45; Hannah Wallace, $2.05: , Laura Strickland, $2.05; Nellie llrad- ' j." ley, $1.S5; Dollie Crosby, $1.S0; Laurie '* Wallace. 12.56; Mollie Watson. $1; \ h; ' Stonewall Middle, $3.25; Frank C'ren- 'j?l shaw, $2.05: Ellen Watts, $2.10; I'nce.v Watts, $1.30; Mary Carroll, $2.15: ,'l< .1. A. Deaso, $3.SO; C. Si. ltroom, $0.10; c? E. M. Watson, $1; Jack Anderson, ''? $5.75; J. It. Murke, $5; Ernest Thift. ' $4.95; Sam Hand, $5; C. M. Webster, ,)lx $6.65; W. M. Sapauph, $4.95; J. A. 1101 ? McSwain, $3; L. H. Mechtler, $4.95; J E.-^. bfdljal^, _LgenafA fcp.vd, 18 $3.65; Tracy "burner, $5.05; Honnfe "n B> Huskins, $1.15; Rachel McSwain. $3; {' J L* Lilly Query, $2.30; John Huskins. $3; ;* Ituth (iardnir, $2.55; Melt Haynes, $2: * Eliza N'lvens, $2.35; Bertha Watts, $1.75; Sallie Wood. $2; Alice K. Mob- ?ai I; inson, $2; Janle Wllkie, $2; Myrtle Me('lain, $2; J. J. Wallace, $1.-10; Brady I. Wallace, $1.00; Mamie Wallace, $1.00; I; It. M. Hull, $2.25; Dave I'urperson. s>2.3."?; W. K. Morton. $7.50; Mitta Car- ?$? doner, $3; 1\ S. Kntrle, $3.4(>; C. (!. so? White. $1; T. L. Itamsoy, $3.95; M. V. " '* Itamsaur, $3.25; Edward Strickland, > l" $2.25; Sam McSwain. $2.95; J. A. l* Wells, $2.00; Levi Whitem r. $3.50; 1). I- E. Wooten. $2.25; J. A. Lloyd. $2.25: ^,l-) ' Noel)' Hankhead, $2.10; Dan Lowry, I $2.10; Sylvester Jennmoid, $1.S5; U Oily Robinson. $1.S5; It. 1). Marber, 'h( r. $1.25; J. W. Bennett, $1.S5; F. M. Has- *?>" h |;in, $2.00; Lee Queen. $3; Ed Bennett. '., $3: A. I* I'ruitt, $3.05; Roy Lnney, |). $2.55; Vernon Quinn, $2.K5; R. L. ? a. iiopue, $L?.r.r?: j. g. Gardner, $2.65; t 11 Eugene Dennett, $1.25; H. l>. Harnett, fipj 1. $3.40; Carrie Hague, $2.70; Nancy, will Hull. $1; Horace Thotnas, $2.S5; Nan- loci nie Kcdmon, $3.25; Otis Adams. $2.90; vali I- U>e Ivoy. $3.00; Colon Thrift, $1.25; the < Kctta Kiscr, $2.10; John Ivoy, $2.5.*>; met r, cliff Cole, $3; Hoy Curry, $1; Aionzo boo I; Connor, $3.95; Tom McManus, $3.25; hut lc Elsie McManus, $2.40; l'nul Curry, $3: and ; C. A. McDonald. $2.05; V. C. Smith, j. jl $4.50; Janio Hoguo, $3; Mabel Kiddie. .. r. <3.05; Mary Itrandon, $2.10; C.eneva , , I; l.tney. $2.75: Ada Curry, $2.10; Kmma V V' i- SapnURh, $2.50; Flossie Hoberts, $1.75; ' \ Daisy Edwards, $2.50; Mamie Turner, ;, [ $1.S0; Kssio Ijitham, .KOc: K. It. Sa- 'T c" ;>au;rh, $4.60; L. N. Hopper. $2.90; f . j l.ew is Cnrroll. $3.95; Flirt Thrift. $1.95; , Kzell McSwaln. $2.05; Carry Hill. $2.10; Sallie Moss, $2.10; Ida White. $2.10; Doni Wallace, $2.10; Itachel McSwaln, T * $2.60; Huth C.ardner, $2.55; J. C. Floyd. ... . $2.70; llcrtha Watts. $1.75; S. D. Floyd, S( " $3.65; John C. Smith, $4.20; A. C. * ' l" liogue, $1.85; Jnnie Itroom, $1; Will ,( Adams. $3.30; Aimer Quinn, $3; Ftnlph " a I'ruitt, $3.75; Clarence Thrift, $2.25: , . J. C. Marl. $3.25; Ft. I- Varnadore, J.1 , $4.50; Marie lilnnton. $2.40; J. S. J' Itroom. $4.50; J. W. Keller. $4.50; Ol- . ' lie Thrift. $1.10; Wilson Mollis, $4.50; John Thrift, #5.60; Spurgeon Warren. (.|T| $4.60; E. 1. McSwain, $5Ji5; O. (}. . . Jenkins, $1.50; I. H. Iloyd. $3.65; E. It. V,' Dillingham. $3; Wesley Iturk, $2.55; John Berry Hill. $4.60; I*'rankie Ilerrv- '? hill. $3; T. D. Mullinax, $2.60; K. p. II Carroll. $1; W. It. Hope. $3.70; J. W. I t. Wntts. $1: Harry cjulnn. $1.50; Rolit. i r Dover. $3.65; C. B. tjuinn. $3.45; I.ytle r Quinn. $1.55: J. I- Yottngblood, $2.25; i\ It. Martin, $2: A. C. Marihcnd. $2; :. Will Wood. $4.15: Claud Harris. $2.55: J. It. ltlackwell, $2.70; Elven Gunn, <2.15; W. I* Edward. $2.55; .1. W. Adams, $1: It. I,. McKnlght. $1: Ftolrert sho Itoyd, $3.05: John McManus, $1; John but 1, Smith, $1.25: Tahitha Adams. $1; !; Frank Wade. $1.25; H. Englc. $2.25; It. : E. 1 turns, $2.55; W. C. Mills. $4.50; I/e Tackoy, $2.25- T. H. Humphries. $4.10 ? i. .a. iiiiiii, ii.sui ii. ?%i. .mi/nnici, IT $1.8*.: M.try McDnnlel, $2.10; Maggie . Mickle, $1; J. A. Garner, $3.65; T. \V. i'. Anderson. $7.50: Lee Nickle, $2.55; '! Kadis Mare. $1.65: J. P. Ferguson. $2.10: M. E. l'ergUJIon, $2: J. T. Quinn. ' 12: \V. 1. Nivons, $1.25; L. C. Bradley. $3.25: John Monroe. $2.25: Anthony i/ove, $2: L. S. Hardey. $2.75; John Mills. $2; Will Clinton, $2: John Gun- ^ j, ning. $2: Sherman Sanders. $2: Frank ^ Smith. $2; Jim Miller. $2: P. M. Thrift $2.50: Tom mil. $2: J. S. Jovner. <7: ^ \V. R. Laney. $3: Ix-e Wallace. $2. s, York Colored Contributors. ' Wesley M. E. Church?Rev. I. C. I > Wiley. $2: Isaac Wright, Sr.. $!: ??., ? Harrlette Wright. $1: John Ross,' : SI; P. M. Wright, $1; Mary Dn* vis. $1: Mamie Smith, $1; Louise Ross, >'ou ' $1; A. D. White, $1; James Simpson. and - Sr.. $1; Julia Adams. $1; Amanda Jhe r. Jennings, $1; Henry Johnson. $1; Su- ,f}e r. snn Adams, $1; Clayton Pharr. $1: &'Vl - Nettie Love, $1: Sam Jackson, $1; any >. Carrie Murray, $1; Cynthia Ingram, eve y $1; Freddie Beaty, $1; Lillle Simpson. ?or a $1: Mack Hill. $1; Bessie Wright, $1: plel e Ellen Watts. $1; Maggie Hardy, $1: the y Adeline Wheeler. $1: Amanda Brown, It' I n $1: Lizzie Park. $1: Fanny Alexander, mo' ,t $1: Tom McKnight, $1: Josh Smith, cau 1 $1: Samuel Johnson. $1; Sam Adams, alw - $1: Jennie Wright. $1; Mary Castle, It* Z $1: Amie Adams. $1: Sallie Reid. $1; "( " Ellen C. Wright. $1: Mamie Hill, .50e: hac! Robert Jackson. $1; Gus Melton. .25c: cost " Joe Reld. $1; W. O. Saunders, $1; MT ' Lula Simril, .50c; Tom Burt. $1:. 111. [j Shlloh Baptist Church?Rev. R. B. Gotas. $1; Anna Neely. $1.25;- Jack ^ ' Llttlejohn. $1: Mary Macon, $1: Lizzie for 1. $1: A. Davis. SI. M ion A. M. E. Church?Rev. J. E. H is. Dan Jones, $1; Geo. E. H \son. SI; Martin Thomson. SI; J. H liermlon. SI; A. D. ChamlH-rs. SI: 9 ir> Jones. SI: Nancy ltaincy. SI: ffi McElwoe. M; Narcissus Davis, SI: H ?y Ellis. SI: Laura llcLenton. SI: H lie Whitlcr. SI: E. D. McElweo. SI; M el in livers. SI: (5. W. Tate. SI: T. IB Jmarr. 91: .\i?F?rio Drown. $1: .!. C. y. 92.->0; Klta McKinney. $1: Violn X. $1; ilaltii- Jackson. $1: Jno. ton. $1: C. L. Mi-Knight. 91: Alt Kin-'. 91: Jno. \V. I loss, $1: Hoy lt-r. .5'k*: M irtha Smarr. .25c Matrliowier. Maty Ward. .10c: Williams. .50c; Kmma Tate. $1: e Hail. 91; Majrxie Jackson, 91: irl'-> Miller, $1; S. S. Watson. 91: t. Dyers. 91: P. Itarlnrk. 91: Jnnie t. 91: Mamie Thompson. 91: Sallie e*. 91. Mary Harlark. 91: J. S. Coin. 0; ('. Jones. 91: Theodore Witheron. 91: O. I-ove, 91: Kmma Miller. Martha llcrndon. 91: Andrew Akin. 91: ?M. Wheeler, 91: Wm. For. 92: Mary K. Coins. .l?c: handed l>y Kev. C. W. Jennings. 9S.55. Tirzah School District. \V. Conder. 92: W. F. Revels, 91: J. C. Crier. 92.50; W. A. Carroll Family. 93: C. C. Carroll. 91: JosSmith. 91: A. J. Hi t ry, ,50c; Save r\. .50c; Howell Horry, .50c; Jesse vkins. 91.50; Will Hawkins. 92: A. _ Allen. 91: K. H. Chamliors, .50c: W. kites. 91.50: Miss Nellie Allison. 93: ms il. Campbell, 93: H. C. Thontnsson. VI Tom 11. Alle.n, 91: Jones Hros. ,50c; JL anil Mrs. J. W. Smith. 92: Krvln n. 91; J. A. Held. 91; C. N. Klkins. W. J. Parish. 91: It. M. Sadler. $1; c. Jackson, 92; It. It. Allison. 92: I- YouiiKl'lood, 92: Mr. and Mrs. S. Sadler and family. 94: John It. rue. 93: K. F. Adklns, 91: Hoy Ati. .25c; Mrs. .1. F. Atkins and Miss AUT sie Atkins, $1.50: W. C. Hartness, Aaron Itussell, p. c.. 91. AX I) Tlr/ali District?Colorou. :ev. O. N. Hawkins. $1.10; Walter \\'i nett. 91: S. F. Thompson, 91; S. 11. kson. 91: Haltie Thompson, .50c: crty han Hinson. .25c: S. M. Mitchell. ii0?, : Walter Tate. .50c; Fred Tate. : Clarence Scott. .2">c; Mary Tate, all k : Alive Tate, ,20c; Mozello Est ox. Cuss William*. .25c: James Crock- P?"" ..Ic: I). 1* Anderson, .23c; 1-atiru \\\ ivoll. ,10c; Vivian Itankin, .15c. Charlotte St. Itaptlst S. S. I*?1 4 '. 11. Hopper. $1; Luther Bcohtler. factli K. A. Thrift. $1: 1). 11. Hlnckwcll, ollie Thrift, 11: J. \V. Adams. $1: J a M. (Jrist, $1: O. (!. Jenkins, 11; ;s Mary Woods, $1: Miss Maeic ? nton. $1; It. L. Varnailoro. $1: W. Adams, 11: It. It. Saptnnih, |l; W. Wood. $1; I). T. Ito.vd. $1: W. K. rton. $1; Miss Sallle Wood. $1: J. , Thrift. $1; Fannie Itoyd. $1; I. S. iwn, $1; I. 11. Itoyd, II: A. M. st. $1: T. W. Anderson. $3; J. C. die, 12.50; Mrs. J. C. Moore, II: is llntli Card nor. 11; Miss Lizzie in Ugh. 11: Miss Flossie Cohorts. $|; is .Initio ISronm. II; It. I). Hope. $1; I- 'Clinton. 11; 1'. II. Humphries. K. L. McSwain, 11: Sunbeam Band. j ildren) |2. Camion Mill Colon S. 8. . <J. Youngblood, $1; K. I". Mrain, 12: I'. It. Curry, $1: Hoy Wali', il: l.ytle (piinn 11: S. A. Moain. 11; It. M. Hull, 11; Cuius rns, 11; It. S. Kngle, 11: Mrs. Coy llaee. 11.05; K. W. I foil is, 11: W. It. I?e. 12; Mrs. J. (J. Cardner. II; Cary Wallace, 11: I. H. Itoyd. $1; T. 1). llinax, $2; W. K. Morton, 11; I'nion S., >2: C. I). Hope, II; Miss Janie k'lie. 12: J. C. Clddle. 12.50; Miss islie Witherspoon's class, 11: Miss ry Brandon. 11: Mrs. (5. F. Wallace. Pnvid Ferguson, 12; Holly Crosby. Cash, ,15c. Aneona Sclustl District No. 8. T. !. Mchol- and J. J. .1. ltohiiuKMi . J. J. Robinson, 13: Lucinda Chams, |l; J. S. Chambers, rJHi \V. H imhers, |1; W. O. Youngldood, II; ;? Tate. p. c., |1; l/on Adams, p. e., W. B. Itolin, 11: Jim Hngcns, 11; d Catchford, .50c; Amanda Tate, p. 11; Harry Williams, p. c., .25c; Will < bley, p. c., 11; 1,. T. Chamliers, p. 11; Lee Harnett, p. c.. |1; Julius on, p. c., 11; Andy Starr, p. c.. $1; ary Burnett, 11; J. N. llogue, 11; i Iinnlnn nnH Mrs Annie (Joriion. 4 VV. II. Chambers and family, $3; l?; Harjrr Mwft. In, Jim Jackson. |>. c., it; Wm. p. c.. Ed. Cathcart, p. c.. $1; nry Mills, p. c., $1; Kd. Catht. p. ci., .50c; J. S. Alexander, $3; lie Alexander, $1: Itoy Tate, p. c., J. ,M. Jackson. $1; I telle Jackson, 1 J Miss Sudle Jackson, #1: Mr. and <. Mitchell, $1; Jo<- Mellow, $1; Jno. inson and family, $4; Mr. II. Jack- WE and wife, W. J. Kngle, $1: I,. _Aa. Love, SI; II. J. Love. SI; J. It. Love. CAal J. P. l/ove, SI; Iconic J. Love. $i; ?. J. W. l.ove, #1; It. K. Love. $1; T. Ijove, $1; J. K. Love, $1; Pan Klhaney, $1; Will Montgomery, SI: ntgomcry Itros., $1; Tom Itrandon Mis. I'. Thninasson. $1; John pjj iinasson. $1: Miss Mo/.elle Thomas- ug a: . S3; Miss Kngle, S3: J. H. Miller. Jno. tiood. Si; Walter Alexander. in s Cash, SI.70. Meek Williams and T. x?lehols. (additional) $S.0n. ?. lie Committee desires to express its plcte ireeintion of the enthusiasm with Pork, Ich the various canvassing commit- Wc i pertoiined their duties and for the ing t nahle assistance rendered in making Ing 1' campaign a success. Arknowledgcnt is also made of the valuable, k keeping aid rendered by Miss ( ie Jenkins in preparation of list I reports. A. MAltlOX, War I'und Chairman ominitlcc?J. S. Mackon ll, I. W. nson. J. S. I trice, W. K. Persuson, |qH s Lesslle Withers|?oon, Mrs. S. M. HP Seel, Mrs. W. It. Carroll, Mrs. S. Ashe. hi- above space and other cx|?enses he campaign were provided for use he committee out of amounts con>11 ted for band fund, by the foling. own of York. Paul X. Moore, J. M. gtison, J. It. Cannon. York Drug re, M. P. Cobb, A. Y. Cart wright, nn Wallace. W. M. McConncll, T. Speck, Mnckorell-Hnrt Co., w. K. guson. J. M. Itamsey, Kirkpntrickk Co., Itarron & Hart, C. A. Itoney, L\steele, Clinton Itros., J. C. Wiln. H. It. James. J. M. St roup, W. It. nre, L. W. Itichardson, I). I* Shie, S. K. Lowry, K. It. I<owry, Kuth shy, Ceo. W. Williams. J. A. Tate, I. Logan, I). T. Quinn. 1). C. Clark, j J. I<ntta, W. S. Moore, W. S. Willis. A JETS IT"?2 DROPS? THEN TO THE DANCE! xxlniclit to Corn Pxlni?Corns I'eel Off With "Gets-It." Say, girls, you can laugh at tight es. or damp corn-pulling weather, npy corns, calluses on the soles of l All Off With Thii Fi?rr* Con. Now- ^ 'Goto-If b Milk." r feet, corns between the toes, hard I soft corns. If you will just touch corn or callus with a few drops of ts-It.' What a blessed relief it ?a to corn pains! You won't limp more: you can enjoy the dance ry minute. Then to see how that n or callus will come right off comte, like a banana peel and without least pain, is just wonderful, '(jetsis the biggest seller among corn refers in the world today, simply bese it is so wonderfully simple and - ays works. Be sure you get 'Gets- |H| jets-It," the guaranteed, moneyIt corn-remover, the only sure way. s but a trifle at any drug store, d by EL Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 'The Enquirer wants your orders Commercial Stationery. IGH & ALLISON GARAGE i in DMOIULE REPAIRING AUTOMODILK ACCESSORIES *U fet ; arc located at No. 17 East lib- N<j Street, right next to Uio (Are en ic. With lota of experience with ln<l> of Automobiles, we arc pits I to give First-elaas service. solicit tlie |tnlrouage of the pub- w umI we undertake to give satis in. n 3LIGH & ALLISON V / TYTTTV w/run Southe //vx 1 IKE the t ' land, L [UZfANhE %IST, toT lt ever 41 i /^JTrTH in clean, si 1 J {aLrfy^V flavor stays a can of Li 'i^/corn* Tl | If you don" ^mSTSSE? than any c t#u the ^ But, try it fry majme7 ARE PAYINQ THE HIGHEST II PRICES FOR? EGG8, CHICKEN8, BUTTER, 4UJK UI1U? OTCI/WJUI5 /vw ttw.w nd see what we will do for you. PITE OF 8CARCITY? i continue to keep a full and comassortment of the Finest Beef. , Sausage, Ham, etc. > are here to do our part In help- pn o feed the people and we are do- an L m :iTY MEAT MARKET. C. F. SHERER, Prop. fwi I nia0DH I muni I UNITED! J GOVERN 1% In and every invest help! war as well your future. tivest in . United S far Savin] "$5.00 Bab Thrift Stamps 25c Offices, Banks an TIONAL UNION BA IRA B. DUNLA - ..-..rat.. ?^ JH'I lTTe CAN BE A SUCCE8S OR A FAILJRE. WHICH WILL IT BE WITH /OU7 T T 7 7 7 7 7 7 Look at the men who are aucceaaful the eyes of the world. Ninety-nine t of every hundred started a Hank count when they were younK?and ick to it. And now. look at the failures. Very k of them have a Hank account now. >t speaking of when they \?<-re youm: Perhaps you think you have not nu>ch monev to start an account iven't you a dollar? That's all it takea THIS HANK. Inst try If for a year or six months, yon do not wish to continue It you ve lost nothing hv the trial. hieh Will It Bs?Success or Failur?7 IT'S UP TO YOU. ^ ank of Hickory Grove IIK'KOItY ttUOVE. 8. 0. E as CT. rnounsniTiv oft, beaming sunlight of Dixieuzianne brings cheer to meal- ^ fast, dinner and supper. Folks once have a genuine affection Iter. Luzianne comes to you initary, air-tight tins. The in?impurities stay out. Buy izianne. Use the whole can. t honestly believe it is better ither coffee you ever tasted, xer to refund your money. NEcoffee t IfRsigrrS*?^ * ; TIIH PIXCII? You may need another MULE, or iKHihly two of them. Wc are HERE, id we have the MULE that will Just eot your requirements. ' Sec Uh If u need another Mule for the pinch. JAMES BROS. All the Year Livestock Dealers is] fEUfft rm mm MUTT terest! dollar you * s win the as helping tates Government $ Stamps iy Bonds'1 : Each at Post d Dept. Stores i NK OF ROCK HILL P, President