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I . 1 ^ __ _______ w Bohumir The appearance of Bohurair him on his Redpath Chautauqua (' RATTLES FOR LIFE AGAINST ROBBER Shot Five Times in Fight With Burglar in His Home. Hoboken, N. J., May 9.?In a battle for his life, with a masked burglar discovered in his home here early today, Frederick Ruckert, vice president of the White Metal Manufacturing Company, was shot five times, suffering from wounds, which hospital surgeons believe he can not recover. The intruder used two revolvers, one in each hand, and fired at the manufacturer as he was ransacking the house. Ruckert planned to leave for Cincinnati tomorrow and had $1,500 in cash in his home. The police thinks the robDery was aiempieu uy a. prison who knew this. The money was not taken. The burglar entered the house by 9 a rope ladder, lowered from the roof t ' and was ransacking the place when Ruckert returned. home. They met in the dining room. The thief opened fire as Ruckert closed with him, two bullets striking the manufacturer in the stomach. Despite these wounds, Ruckert kept after his man and in the pursuit received three more bullets. He still faced the burglar after the fifth wound, driving him towards the street entrance. At the door the robber fired a parting shot, but it missed. Ruckert was to have married Miss Elsie Vorrach in a few days. She is at his bedside in the hopital. Statement of the Condition of THE PEOPLES BAAK Located at Dillon, S. C. at the close of business May 4, 1920. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts. ? 413,248.49 Overdrafts. 5,505.83 Bonds and Stocks Owned by the Bank 14,250.00 f Furniture and Fixtures 5,247.00 Banking House 18,000.00 \ Other Real Estate Ovjned 2,228.20 Due from Banks and Bankers 73,122.75 Currency 10,393.00 Gold ? 17.50 Silver and Other Minor Coin 1,450.8b Checks and Cash Items . 19,810.81 Total 563,274.44 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid In __ 65,700.00 Surplus Fund 8,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 14,869.52 Dividends Unpaid 40.00 Individual Deposits Sub-. jeet to Check298,792.14 Time Certificates of Deposits 175,813.98 Certified Checks 58.80 Certified Checks 58.80 474,664.92 Total 563,274.4 4 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Dillon, ss. Before me came V. L. McLean Vice Prooirtpnt nf the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition o? said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. V. L. McLean. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of May, 1920. G. G. McLaurin, Notary Public. Correct-Attest: F. B. David, ^ W. J. Adams, J. P. Smith. Directors. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Dillon. Court of Common Pleas. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint not Served) Henry T. Hartley # Plaintiff, against Nena Wallt Ishain Watson, et al. Defendants'. Kryl and Hi: Kryl and his great band Is a musical tour this season. Band Day will be Ion TO THE DEFENDANTS: Nena Wall, Isham WTatson, Enos Watson, M. D. Watson,* Rev. A. E. C. j Pitman, Dr. I. W. Pitman, i Joseph Watson, Mrs. Bettie LeGette, C. L. Gibson, C. A. Gibson, Ida [ May Gibson, Edwin Gibson, Elmore Watson, Harry Montgomery, P. F. [ Jones, Costia Hunter, Alice Oliver, | Sallte Lipscomb, Mrs. Dosia Dcnnedy, Cora Lipscomb, Elliott Wat-1 son, Albert Watson and Milton Wat-' son and Charlie Lipscomb: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the complaint) in this action, which has been filed in' the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to i the said complaint on the subscriber t at his office at Marion, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintifT in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in int." cuiupiaiui. , To the absent defendants, Enos Watson, Elmore Watson. Dosia Kennedy, Elliott Watson and Milton Wat son. TAKE NOTICE That the complaint in the above stated case has been duly filed in the Office of the Clerk of the*Court of said County and State and that you are required to answer the same within the time required byj law, or the plaintiff will apply to ^TURKISH ODOMISTIcl ! ^^CIOA RITTII ^ 5 Great Banc ?ent extraordinary. The accompanying ; g remembered in the community. Mr. the.Court for the relief demanded inj the complaint. M. C. Woods, Plaintiff's Attorney. | Attest: John C. Bethea, C. C. C. P. 5-13-31. DELINQUENT TAX SALE. By virtue of a tax execution issued j by the County Treasurer of Dillon County to the Sheriff of Dillon County I will sell within the usual sale hours, on the first Monday in June 1920, the same being the Tth, the following described property for 1918 taxes: j Bethea No. 11. Fannie Watson, 2 Lots. Bethea No. 20 Town. Nathaniel Bethea, I Lot. Jessie Herring, 1 Lot and 1 Building. Bethea No. 20 Country. Willie Crawford, 1 Lot. Adeline James, 1 Lot and 1 Buildtag. Bethea No. 21. J. L. Mclnnis, 1 Lot.. Carmichaei no. iy. Tracey Alford 10D Acres L, and lft 14-15-16-17-1$ taxes. John Pat Bethea, 20 Acres Land. Carmichael No. 25. Mrs. L. B. Harrelsoh, 72 Acres j Land. Harleesville No. 2. Delia Alford, 150 Acres Lahd. I \ No sir " AMELS qua] SBIsBr ^ pert blend of BBBf choice Domestic t jfly most wonderful V ever drew into y ? And, the we statement is to |jy puff-by-puff wit the world! Camels have a i mK is as new to yc JSj Yet, that desirable Jrcj They are alwaj Iffi never tire your jjK Camels leave nc S| aftertaste nor unp] B Vnnr coir.cn ohnn A VUi UUJ "kJV MWU Came/s an aofd arerjirfiara an a DV packages of 20 cigarette*; or < b cigarettea) in a gla?aine-paper-co\ H mtrongly recommend thia carton fo fi supply or whan you travaL |B R J. REYNOLDS TOB J 1 a Feature o 1" jj| a l( u lr v J 5*1.. /%. . .-. jSfcJd^.. ^xHBUKK^CP uj^y ^s^HHKp jj^MMERr tf JB p^Mi jH?:: - v. picture shows Mr. Kryl and his band In Kryl will personally direct hla band bot J. R. McRimmon Est, 123 Acres Land. Harleesville No. 4 Archie Baker, 1 Lot. Harleesville No. 5. Neil McCoy, Est, 27 Acres Land. N. F. MceLod, 32 1-2 Acres Land. HillsborO No. 7. J. H. Sanderson, 1 Lot. Major Smith, 1 Lot and 1 Building. Stacey Smith, 1 Lot. Hillsboro No. 14. J. A. Potter, 3 Lots and 1 Building, 1016 and 1918. James P. Ford, 1 Lot and Building. Kenlaw Ford, *2 Lots and 2 Buildings. Alfred Nance, 48 Acres and 2 Buildings. Jack Oliver, 1 Lot. Est. E. C. Hayes, 34 Acres Land. Hillsboro No. 16. R. L .Ford, 3 Acres Land. Hillsboro No. 24. Est. N. W. Hayes, 3 1-2 Acres Land. Hillsboro No. 26. F. M. Edwards, 2 Lots. Kirby No. 21. R. C. Wise, 27 Acres Land. Kirby No. 22. James R. Smith, 3 Lots and 4 Buildings. Kirby No. 28. Abraham Coleman, 3 Acres Land. Russel Green, 18 Acres and 1 Building. Est. N. H. Green, 19 Acres Land. -ee, bob! smiuiiis with r?all quality! lity plus Camels exchoice Turkish and :obaccos pass out the cigarette smoke you our mouth! ly to prove that > compare Camels h any cigarette in mild mellowness that >u as it is delightful. 3 "body" is all there! 7M refreshing?thejl taste. ) unpleasant cigaretty leasant cigaretty odor! t Camels will be: s a great cigarette". icientifically ana tod en packages (200 'ored carton. Wo r the home or oERc. ShmF ACCO CO. wP B "II i Redpath Ci ? ? I IflBapi Orchestra Hall, Chicago. Twenty-two < h afternoon and night on the third day Manning No. 8 Trwn. Tnhn U Ppfhoa 1 T.nt Amanda McLellan, 1916 and 1918 1 Lot. Don Hayes, 2 Lots. ~ Jubilean Lodge, 3 Lots. Mrs. Dollie McKenzie, 1 Lot and 1 Building. Sallle McNeil, 1 Lot and 1 Building. Ben McRae, 2 Lots. Est. Emma Ratley, 1 Lot. Manning No. 8 Country. Heyward Campbell, 1 Lot. Saves 3 Hours Every Day * You don't need to hib sixteen hours a day?j You don't need to go t the winter time?just be< Cushi "Does More" f i _ n _ __ x aaas o or 4 hours to your day. It permits you to do the chores, morning and evening, in a 4 flood of. electric light, just as easily as in broad daylight. Both Light < in One That is the remarkable fea fit?it is not only a complet most complete and most reli is also a complete power plar The Cushman 4 H. P. P Engine may readily be detac on/1 iioorl wrM-l/- nil nwr t aiiU UJVU 1V1 HVi U UAi V? V* ?. tached to your grain binder, or other machines. Call and see a Cushman Plai PALMETTO Hi Dillon, Distributors for Dillon ties, S. C. Robeso: -> hautauqua | 11 >f his best band men will accompany i of the Chautauqua. Ollie Cook, 2 Lots and 1 Building. Dunk Gaddy, 1 Lot. , Mary Jackson, 2 Lots. Empie Lanply, 4 Lots. Est. S. J. McCall, 1 Lot. r; Arch McLean, 1* Lot. Manning No. 19. t 1 T ^4 utxisy x^tviiutv, x uui. H. W. Williams, 2 Lots. Floyd & Hayes, 1 Lot and Bulldog. Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. S. V. Lane, Sheriff. ' ernate like a bear for ust because it's dark. :o roost at 5 o'clock in :ause the chickens do. man Light Plant . m life**. rwo | in I ofrJE I > on left shows outfit divided into plant and light plant i on right show9 complete unit plant :tric light service. md Power Plant ture of the Cushman Oute electric light plant, the able on the market, but it it for all jobs up to 4 H. P. dl-Purpose Light Weight :hed from the light plant he farm, or it may be at* potato digger, corn binder nt in #peration. tRDWARE CO. s. c. . and Marlboro Counn County N. C.