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]lft V V T ^ ^ V *i W -J. PERSONAL MENTION. % P I'V'fvvvv^^V ?'s Earl Bethea is in Spartanburg 01 8L business. Miss Myrtle Tyson of Fayettevilh is the guest of Miss Julia Hamer. James M. Sprunt spent Sunday in Richmond. J. B. Gibson, Esq., spent Monday in m Washington on legal business. | E. L. Moore spent the past week in ? Atlanta on business. I ?o? Mr. Lucian Norton of Mil turn was in town Monday. ?o Miss Edith Elliott left this morning for a visit t0 friends in Marion. | Mrs. M. L. Bethea and children re-! turned from the beach this week. L. Cottingham spent Monday at his farm near Xesnfith in Williamsburg. Carey Saleeby Ls in Hartsville this wee!; visiting friends. f ' ?o? i Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stoney and J children are visiting in Chester this , week. j Miss Elizabeth Gainev of Petersburg, Va., is the guest of Mrr, W. V. j Tnnoc Miss May Berry of Latta is visiting v Miss Alice David at her home near t town. C Hovey Edwards has accepted the * position as Assistant Postmaster un- a der Postmaster Hargrove. r, 0 n Miss Nannie Belle Taylor, of Mel- 0 rose, Va.t spent last Monday in the jj city with friends. ni Mrs. Georgia Bethea and daughter. C{ Miss Mary Sprunt spent Tuesday with ei relatives in Blenheim. tli ?o? m Sam Kirschbaum who has just re- Ci turned from overseas is with us he again. ?o? G1 Mrs. J. L. Watson, and children spent Wednesday in Latta with relatives and friends. Cc Miss Mary Hunter of Marion spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lipscomb. Mr H. E. Moore of Orangeburg is sol spending some time in town with of friends and,relatives. acc ?o? Cii Mrs. Frank Robinson and children tro of Charleston are the guests of Mr. ica and Mrs. Boyd Welch. Thi ?o?^ cor Mrs. S. P. Melvin and Miss Nell ten Carmichael are spending a few days der at Minturn. the; ?u? con Mr. Jack Mohan returned to Dil- E Ion Friday after a visit to his home pail ^ in Virginia. gra Miss Margaret McGink of Darling- dut; ton paid a week end vWlt to her rel- van atives in Dillon last week. 000 ?o? goni Robert Hamilton left Monday for next Florence where he enlisted in the 4,30 United States Navy. hiel ?o? Herbert Kirby and Dewey Stanton, Heri two Dillon county boys, are attending pres the agricultural short course at Clem- E. 1 son College this month. hear ?o? kille C. S. Herring spent last Sunday in that Florence with his little daughter who woul is undergoing treatment at McLeod's his r Infirmary. .and < ?o? ' Th Mrs. Jack Watson left Saturday Amei night for New York to purchase ready was to wear and millinery for the Fash- Estoi ion Shop. the ?o? Fran< Mr., and Mrs. William Davidson count and Miss Sue Davidson left for their "I home in Atlanta, Ga., Wednesday said, morning. spect ?o? Fren< C. S. Ucker, vice president of the not 1< Southern Settlement and Develoip-iFrant ment Organization, is scheduled to j grave speak in Dillon on Wednesday j time August 13th. jwise 1 WATCH I Watch us I others with oi I you. Follow i ' * you Home < H | VICTOR BETHEA, V . I A. P. Sullivan is in Dillon this . jweek working in the interest of the I South Carolina Land Owners Assc 'ciation. | L. Cottingham sold a big lot of tojbacco from his Williamsburg farm at 1 Kingstree Tuesday, all of which brought a handsome price. Miss Effie Ramsey left last week for Ehrhardt, S. C., where she is spending some time with relatives and friends. W. B. Stackhouse entertained a I number of friends at dinner Sunday at his home near Little Rnrb Hi -1 guests were John C. Bethea, R. H. Wiggins, P. S. Eethea and J. H. Meaders. Sheriff Lane went to Florence ' Tuesday to see about one his tenants wh0 's in a infirmary for an operation. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ivey and children of Americus, Ga., are spending ji some time with relatives in Dillon, (j Mr. and Mrs. Ivey made the trip ^ through the country in their automo- | bile. t ?o? f t Protracted services will begin at ? the Little Rock Baptist church next t Sunday night. Services will be held \ in the morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 8:30 o'clock. The ser- rices will be conducted by Rev. J. K. McMillan of McColl, who will be aslisted by his brother. Florence Times. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stroud, Mr. J. Vilbur Hicks and Miss Felicia Hicks vho left here several days ag0 by auomobile for Raleigh and other North larolina points, reached the city t midnight last night, after eapermcing a number of difficulties on ccount of the heavy end continued ains. They reached Cheruw last ight only to find that the bridge ver the Pee Dee river was impassi- I ie, tne water being ten feet deep or iore on the approaches. They then rove to Dillon, where through the rnrtesy of Mr. Porter, Superintendlt of the A. C. L. at Fayetteville, ley boarded a special train of Pullan cars, being "d> adheaded'' to imp Jackson and ma le the journey ime in comfort. o RAVES IX FRANCE CAREFULLY KEPT. >lonel Herron Tells of Burying Americans Who Fell Fighting for Right. New York, July 28?Less than one If of 1 per cent, of the American diers who died on the battlefields. France were buried unidentified, lording to Col. Joseph S. Herron, icinnati, commander of the 15,000 ops who interred the fallen Amerns and who returned here today. b men under Colonel Herron's nmand removed the dead from the lporary graves dug for them unfire or at night on the field where j y fell and laid them to rest in large J centration cemeteries. ! lach cemetery is surrounded by a | ited fence and the grass on the j ves is kept green an dcared for a detachment of soldiers left on y as caretakers. The largest grave1 is at Romagne, where lie 22,Americans who died in the Artie and Meuse sectors, and the k larpp^t ic at TLio/?A.?-4 ?i ? o-?? " ?*v x mawui i, wnere 0 soldiers who fought at St. Mi- I , and Toul are buried. g tVe did our work," said Colonel I J -on, "in accordance with the ex- I sed wishes of the men of the A. I 5\ The remark most frequently I d when the business of getting d was spoken of was the hope if the fellow talking 'got it' he I d be buried with the others of , egiment or division who also fell ' close to the battlefield or on it.** j le advisability of bringing the ricen dead back from France / questioned today by Baron D* [ irnelles de Constant, member of : French senate, who sailed for ce, after a brief visit to this :ry. ? would say 'wait", the baron "We French have a great re- % for the dead and there is not a ?h mother or father who does )ok upon the American dead in e a^ their own sons and their s will be so honored. In this of confusion it would not be to attempt to remove the dead. v\mm i miriLaiu sell it for ti <ir sales. Com the crowd to . ased. ma / Pr.?f. , EKgiMarrg i^^ffr^ggjg^a>acagE^ > There will be terrible mistakes made, s In any event it is wiser to wait un? til times are more settled." o .NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that W. C. Tolar, as administrator of the estate of Benj. F. McDaniel, deceased has I made application unto me for final discharge as such administrator and that Thursday, August 22ndt 1919, -at 10 a. m. in the forenoon has been appointed for the hearing of the said petition. Ali persons holding claims against the said estate are requested to file them with W. C. Tolar, executor on or before 10 o'clock, Thursday, Aug ust 22nd. or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, 7-3-4t.?371 Dillon County. TAX NOTICE. [ I now ha\e in my hands the 1918 a tax executions. I will have to close t them out b>' December 1st and all j property on which taxes have not been v [taid'by that date will be sold on the t irst Monday in December to satisfy t lie executions. Some one will be in t< he sheriff's office every Monday and n Saturday for the purpose of receiving d axes. '-31-413 6 6 S. V. Lane, Sheriff .7 CLEA1 SILKS Wo h Q \TO oKftlif ii w 4*u T V UUV/ll I staple silks in shor yd. lengths in tafe lines worth $1.75 1 which in order to < yard we have put o ter and marked tl 1.75, which is a g than wholesale pri to get your share < WASH SKIRTS . White skirts formerly s< $6.50 to go on sale while they last at CHILDRENS L Big lot of Children's G to go at prices much low be bought at on todays market, worth $1 to $5 c OXFORDS AND Our Summer fnnter-v ?* fast and at the big reduci h price you will do yoursi cor yours before your sizi IONES DRY GOOD Railroad Ave. next to DILLLON, S WMMMHtH ll*M? 5 WARD he HIGH DOL e and bring u Fa rmers Ware Truly 7A RMERS JACK 0. MOODY. F FOR CONGRESS. I hereby announce myself a canc date for the Democratic nominatic for Congress from the Sixth Distric subject to the rules of the Democrat primary. 7-31-tf?363 Julius S. Mclnne o I hereby announce myself a cand date for Congress from the Sixt uisuici, suojeci io tne rules and ref illations of the Democratic Primarj J. W. LeGRAND. o I am a candidate for Congress fron the Sixth District subject to the rule of the Democratic party. W. F. STACKHOUSE. FOR SALE?FORD TOURING CAI 1017 model. In fine running shape Apply at Herald office.? 7-31. CREDITORS NOTICE Having qualified as administrator )f the estate of Walter Berry, debased, notice is hereby given that ill persons holding claims against he said estate are hereby notified to iresent same duly authenticated vithin the time provided by law or his notice will be plead in bar of heir recovery. All persons indebted o said estate are hereby notified to lake immediate payment to the unersigned qualified Administrator. J. H. BERRY, -31-31?375 Administrator. VJUP | SALE 200 yards of t lengths 2 to 5 tta Mid messato2.50 per yd, dean up every n special counhem $1.25 to reat deal less ce. Don't fail >f these. REDUCED old at $2.50 to $1.2S to $4:98 j presses l ingham Dresses S er than they can I a 60c. to $3.50 R pumps I moving mighty 9 lion you get here 9 ilf a favor to call 3 t is gone. 9 3 COiM I picture show. 9 . C. J iai.on f lUDdL 2 .LAR every t is your tohac 'house, Dillon, M * ? ' your ' WARM iookkeeper NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE u m Notice is hereby given that Don :t, Phillips, as administratrix of the es ic tate of William Phillips, deceased has made application unto me for fb s. nal discharge as such administratrix and that Thursday, August 28th, 1919 i- at 10 a. m. in the forenoon has been h appointed for the hearing of the said r- petition. r. All persons holding claims against the raid estate ore requested to file them with Dora Phillips, administrau tri.v on or before 10 o'clock in the s forenoon of Thursday, August 28th, or this notice will be plead in bar of their rpcnvomr - JOE CABELL DAVIS, { Judge of Probate, . 7 31-41?367 Dillon County. " NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that Daniel H. McEachern as executor of the estate of Catharine M. McEachern, deceased, has made application unto me for final discharge as such executor, and that Thursday, August 22nd, 1919 at 11 a. m. in the forenoon has been appointed for the hearing of the said petition. Ieveryi It he A I Photo PI I Qua I? 81 Bessie Barriscale < 1 in "A TRICK OF FATE" Five Acts SATURDAY y-j Mabel Norman d "A PERFECT 36" Five Reel Comedy also PEARL WHITE in 4 "THE HOUSE OF HATE" TUESDAY Geraldine Farrar in | | bTUL1 un I ^ urn niiuu l.ll ' A Goldwyn Picture. Six Acts THURSDAY, AUG. 7th. Bennie Alexandria and A Litter of Pups in "THE TURN in THE ROAD" ime. We are co, and we w S. C., and we iousE a X\J T Til f '\ C unn n r\ * . lj, iliWiuNDUlvU IV 'II kn lafiiii -iWiii'i' TT'T^rWftET!. .jtSJ v All persons holding claims against the said estate are requested to file i them' with Daniel H. McEachern, ex ecutor on or before 11 o'clock in the , forenoon of Thursday, August 22nd or this notice will be plead in bar of : their recovery JOE' CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, 7-3-4? 370 Dillon County .NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that Mrs. L. J. Fort, as executrix of the estate of W. K. Fort, deceased, has made ap plication unto me for final discharge as such executrix, and that Thursday, \ August 28th, 1919 at 11 a. in. in the forenoon has been appointed for the hearing of the said petition. | All persons holding claims against 'j the said estate are requested to file . 8 them with Mrs. L. J. Fort, executrix on or before 11 o'clock in the forenoon of Thursday, August 28th, or this notice will be plead in bar of i their recovery * JOE' CABELL DAVIS. Judge of Probate. I 7-3-4t?3669 Dillon County I Subscribe to the Herald. I I lODY'S ays or I lity | TOMORROW (Friday) Hj Hale Hamilton I "FULL OF PEP" 5 Act Comedy Drama ? 9 "^9 |H 99^H9H999999I MONDAY 9 Ruth Rowland "THEy TIGERS TRAIL" B "A PAIR OF DUCES'' I Lko. Comedy. KINOGRAM NEWS H J I^B 9 am H jam . iACCO I pleasing i// please I KM// sena? 1 1 I , Manager | -? 1 a kh mcmmsBSLtmaBOEBa j^h^h