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Splen( . A remarkat dren awaits yc designs, and al them ever earl Dresses and Suits i: .fabrics, embodying th Blouses in Georgette ; designed and well ma Satin Charmeuse, v and in all of the latest Autumn Silks, in pr< . a delight to every fem Underwear, in silk, I acme of style, comfort Corsets, in a broad va elegance is assured to THE MORRIS NESS, Manager. TAG Of DEAD PAL Knoxville of Harlan, Ky., tA FAILS TO CONCEAL Marion Carter, 11, 1917. Cha] Detectives Cotch Soldier for Pre-War authorities h Crime.' claiming self d According to Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 12.-Despite man to Knoxv the fact he i8 said to had hidden his to Colorado fol identity by changing army identifica- was caught in tion tags iwth a pal killed in the In France, dur: alias Jack S mid, as arreshapm Jacktrenches. 1.STOP I aa and look over wi I have to show 3 an our line next tinm I come to town. I I be you are not i Ia market just no' E what we have fo I but would give u Rprivilege and ple Sof showing you Ianyway. We will Iyou only such got Swill give you se IPrices and tern Iways in line. Stog Sus when in'town, I .M a ha & lid V1 le showing of Fall W ur inspection. They 1 are marked down t V, and get the best. n the latest modes and of popular y new ideas in fall wear. mnd Crepe de Chine, beautifully de. ery fashionable for the fall gown, shades. >fusion of colors and weaves, and inine heart. isle, cotton, gauze 'or knit--the and serviceability, riety of models that comfort and practically every woman. NEW IDI icers and returned to of hiding his identity by adopting the >day for the killing of dead man's name. Changing identifi. at that place, August cation tags, he says he lost himself tan, according to the in the advance and attached himself dmittedi thek to another unit with which he served dmitted the killing, during the war. He also says he serv tfense. ed in Siberia, was honorably discharg the story told by Chap- ed and last week reenlisted in the army lie detectives, h e fled and was to go this week to Angel Is lowing the killing and land, Calif., for duty with the Sixth the first draft in 1918. avalry. ng a battle his friend, akiedbsdhiin Police say his military record has as koied ehie hime lbeen checked. Chapman was caught mi ocie h da Chattanooga by two Knoxville de - tetetives through a school day sweet heart wvhonm they say he had summon ed to that city for the purpose of mar.. [N rying. He had the license to wed in his pocket when arrested at the depot in that city on the arrival of the girl. [I~mentioned in orders for bravery both ma w Frne*n Siberia, hisdicag * , Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 12.---Tfhe toi~i it), alleged confession of a oyunig man, claiming to be Jack Luther Schmidt, to the murder of Marion Carter at ~~LL *Harlan, Ky., in Knoxville today re t vealed a most unusual sequel to a L~llaystory which had a chapter enacted in h . this city Saturday, Schmidt having Ii t been marriedl to Miss Evlyn Oveida f rested at the station here. w E Iquire Joe Bork, who married the i . couple, was not aware that there was r sale, anything unusual afoot when the a young people appeared at his office, S fej accompanied by two strange men, and tasked to be married. But immedliate ast e ly the ceremony ended the two stran ure ger's, who proved to be Knoxville deC ht rutectives, placed handcuffs on Schmidt's t Iini.- wrists andl led him away, followed by h the bride in tears. s OW owchmidt, who also went under the d name of Joe Chapman, was captured )s as * when he went to the station to meet his fiance, teKnoxville detectives thaving shadowed Miss White when she ArvAc e 4 left that city. When the young couple 4 t declared their desire to wed, dlespite 15 al- Schmidt's arrest, the oficeers raised no with tobstacles but accompanied them to the > wthq-uire-- office -ndl acted as best men. * BRIDE IASLO IF' * IN LAKE MICHIGAN t Racine, Wis., Sept. 12.-Death today ended the honeymoon of John A Jones a Chicago artist, and his wife, former ly Anna Mitchell, a New York portrait paiinter, when a motorb~oat overturnedl MUM, mvianning, S. C. Iks for ]Fa., S& earing Apparel for represent the crear o the limit of pric Gloves. Popular makes i elbow or short -lengths. Hosiery, in silk, lisle or cot popular designs and color Girls' School Coats, all to withstand hard service School Hose for childrer wearability. Handkerchiefs of pures splendid purchase. In General, a splendid lir .the woman of fashion, or A COM] (rowned. 10 years, it has I Jones was rescued after clinging to far from the I the boat for more than 18 hours, but spots. is n a Lospital where his condition is There is sonic said to be critical, damage by this I Jones said his wife had struggled lea athan was sup against the heavy ceas for eight hours European corn b and that he finally had chained her to the centerboard of the boat -but that the waves had washed her into the water. 0 MAY INTRODUCE CORN l3ORER'S FOE Cotton It is possible that parasites which gin a n-or dlestroy the European corn borer may in ou be brought to the Unitedl states to ting fr( help in controlling this pest. Dr. L. tosfr 0. H~owardl, Chief of the Bureau of sands Ibe. Entomology, United States Depart- Iter, S. C. ment &" Agriculture, has just returned from europe where he made an ex- i tended study of the borer andl its enemy parasites in the cornfieldls of France andl Italy. lie reports thnt the "orn borer is to be foundl in near ly very European field, but that its ___________________ ravages are not severe, probably due to sonme natural control which checks Jtttttt '*tittttttt the insect. In the United states the European corn borer (does considerable dlamage in sonie portions of the country. In Massachusetts the damage to the ,palmett sweet corn in 1919 was estimated to s be between 5 andl 10 per cent of the' tenograp) cr'op. It seems evident that there is ing, Accou not, as yet, the natural meaans of con- ship1 in Pa trol which evidently does so much te inl OUr Frei save the European fields from dlisast- more calls The department has beeni active in taolsed I the effort to eradlicate or control this tbise insect in order to prevent its spread un nsr to the great corn-growing belts of the teachers. South and Middle West. The insect .anteed., normally has a wide range, but, of suyi though it has been in this country for m rqu body repr( far east as eCollege is]I oaa m Address, A, Th"j 4rr Scehool) or' worth St. ( CEALWt 'ANS Ot4.Y Ar" OUR~ GQOCCSS MI&WELL HOUSE The COVV E Ew. We pay m m m n w u n I ear! Women and Chil n of the season's e slashing. Look n Milanese and Kyser silks, Very select and serviceable. ton, reinforced heels and toes, S. wool, attractive and made 1, fine ribbed and strong in linen, fancy or plain, and a le of eve'rything required by the solid service of daily use. P'A NY, Manning, South Carolina )ean unable to spread others in that it attacks all portions of )riginal imfestai the pa n ' with the exception of the broad leafy parts. Its attack sonie. ground for hope that tines results in very serious injury >est this year will be to the plant, and it is this phase of tamed last year. The feeding activity which makes the in.. orer differs from all sect a dreaded and dangerous eiemy. ~U in Lighting! going to be late this year, youi wvili have to d deal after dark, be prepared by install sin Delco-lighting plants and avoidl disas es. Better place your ordIer early, thou ng sold. Call at 10 East Liberty St, Sum ,or p~hone 649 L. F. M. BRADLEY, DEALER almetto College o College oflers thorough Courses in hy, Secretarial, Typewriting, Bookkeep ntimg and kindred branches. A scholar Imetto College gives you a memb~ership) e Employment Department. We receive for traimed executives than all other the South. 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