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A BLOODY CLIMAX IN CHARLESTON (Continued from Page One.) was fired. ''lhe governor then or -dered that the entire battalion be held ready at its armory. Two ballot boxes thrown from the window (luring the disturbance were recovered and as far as known tonight none of the boxes Is missing. 3Illity% on Alert. Nothing wai known publicly in Charleston of Gov. Manning's intention to call out the military again until Col. Edgeworth M. Blythe of the First infantry arrived at 7 o'clock this morning from his home in Greenville and after a conference at his hotel with Sheriff Martin and Maj. Silcox, directed that two companies of the Second regiment, the Washington Light infantry and the German Fusi liers be Iut under arms at once. Turn Ing out immediately, these admirable commands were held in their armories subject to call from the civil authori ties. \lartial law not having been pro claimed, the military could not act lurther except on re(tuest of the sheriff. No call for tieir services was made until the executive committee meeting had broken uip In smoke and blood. Col. Blythe then turned out his Ieli, restored order, tihe city police and the sheriff's depities cooperating took possession of the premises, locked and sealed the room containing such boxes as had not been thrown out of the windows in the confusion and or dered to be mobilized two more (01m panies of in fantry and tlire divisions of naval militia. Late tonight arrests had been mnade as follows: For "carrying concealed weapons." Gevorgen J. Rtentiers, E.1L. Elsey, J. If. Steenken, Fred St enger, Ike Levy, .1. .1. lealey. Opposite the names of the following oil the docket is entered "detained": M' ax Goldman, Henry .J. Brown, Edward Mol)onald, R. C. Riehardson. All of these have been released on ball. S0CI ETY. (Continued from Plage Four.) dal party, the line of which, with the exception of the grooil's and bride's mothers, was composed of \irs. Wil lam Pierce Calie, Miss Caine, Ir. Walter Powell, Whiteville; Mr. I. 11. Powell. Whiteville; Mrs. Rosa I. Caine, \Irs. .1. Y. Garlington. Los An geles, Cal.; Nr. and .\rs. F rank Cailne, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Nottingham, Cape Charles, Va.: Mr. l'arrir P'owell, Vine land, N. C.; .liss lierndon, Greenville; Miss Myra Youling I'nion; Mr. Coke Gray, Miss Edith Smith. 'nion, Nr. Daniels, GoldshOoro. N. C., .\liss Mar garet Clevelanid, Spartanhurg, I.r. W. N. Everett, Itockingiham, N. C., is 11111, Greenville, Izev. and M.\-. C. I'. Itankin and Nis. Coa C. ILuca:s. Assisting in the paior wore .\Nrs. it. L. Joine, ])I. R. -. it "hoes and Mis Mary 'odd. The (lining rom(3 l Was 1110.i mot !.eAlntly and beaut1ifully de4corated. a color scheme 01 itii{of ink1bing Lcariecd (tit "'eni to the celit e r- piete, arnat111Iionsbig used in Iproiltsion t) pr'odutic a str'ikiing effect. ThIe ('ake, itce cre'am anti inta, still adhiering to the cotlor sheme, were' ser'vedl fr'om handitsomle silv eri plates and baskets. Assisting in thbe dillingl roomii were "and, IIF I 0(h1ad nkept it In athei wouldbe thre NO , wit stage a e ln wt and bi. I I 'adha a ~y N. A DTT--Pr' Ilellams who served cake; Mrs. W. C. Irby and Mrs. 11. S. Blackwell cutting cream; Miss Julia Irby entertaining and serving mints; Misses Carrie Fleming, Rebecca NOIa and Wil Lou Gray serving; Mrs. W. H-. Green, Mr. and mrs. A. C. Todd, :Dr. and Mrs. J. ii. Teague entertaining during refresh ments. Mir. and Mrs. Will Meng ushered the guests to the coffe room which was decorated in pink chrysanthc-' mumins and handsome ferns and pre sided over by Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Al bright, Mi'. and Mrs. Perrin Minter, Mr. 11. S. Blackwell. Serving in the coffee room were Miss Marjorie Geld or, Miss Kitle IRichards, Mr. Rt. C. Hil ton, Mr. E0. 0. Anderson, Mr. Charles Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Ilarney con ducted the guests to the souvenir ta ble. The souvenirs were hand-painted, representing all designs and sugges tions apropos to the occasion, such as cupids, brido's slippers, etc. These Wer'e Ireseited to the guests by liss es Annie Davis, of Columbia, and Miss Bottle Brown of Columbia, Messrs Ed ward McCrady and Allie Lee. As the bridal party marched from the parlor to the dining hall Mendel sohn's wedding march was beautifully rendered by Mrs. S. W. Ileath, of Fair Held. Suspended over the bridal par ty was a large basket beautifully dee orated and tilled with (loves bearing rice. A surprise was sprung when the hostess tapping a wire showered the bridal party with rive. Toasts were made by Mirs. W. 1,. Gray, Mrs. J. H. Teague, Dr. 11. K. .\iken and Dr. 1t. E. Ilughes. During the eveling Master Monteith Caline delighted the guests with a mus i'al program rendered on a handsome Edisonia machinie. 000 Miss McPhail Entertnins. M\iss Lola McPhail was the hostess at a charming party given last Thurs (lay evening at her hoie on East Main street, to about twenty-five of her young friends. During the evening the guests enjoyed several rounds of rook, after which Misses Annie Bell and Bess Childress served delic'ous cream and c'ke. 31r. Mc.\lister lic-turns. Mir. T. .1. MeAlister who has been with the .3ackson Mereantile C'omupany of .Iaekson, Ga., for several months ais retirned to his old place as head of the dry goods depart ment of Davis 1Roper Co. IHoltore necepling the place in .iackson. 'Mr. '.\le'Al ister had been with Davis-Roper Co. for a number of years and tiuriig that ti me htaud made hundred 'oI friends throunglhou t lau rmns county wio are delniighted to see h10im bal'k at the salmn' old stiand. iIitten by Mad Dog. The lit.le child of' Mr. Lt ilakely was hi.itn ly a do later deo!arl to bo affected with rabi Thu rsday m(or1 ing. 'i'he chihd was sittin. on the front IiaLZza lint g when t dog. a str'ay' oe11. made the at lack. T'e anil mal wa; later illd andl the head sent grtami w as t'e'eive~td lFridiay afternoon0) statinig that the dlog hadl hiydrophohlia and ttreatmetnt was sent by the next train. Th'le elhild has ntot yet sutffered any serious 'onisequtences atid it is hoped thai none) will occur1. iI ONLY /AD THAI MONEY J~$N THE ANK NOW RICH QUICK" money saved uip" he said, Bank and left it there it more added to it. But a tn en ticing looking scheme r sense I would have asked 'good thing3' before I in ey. Lk YOUR Bank. 1 Bank of Laurens C. H. ROPER, Cahier CASH | CASH Davis-Roper Co. Always the Best for a Little Less. "Business Is Good With Us" The good people are finding out that what we say we do---when we say we can save you money, we mean it=--and all we ask is an inspection of the great values we are offering. Young man, give your old suit to your servant and come here and get you a new suit. Young lady, you can't afford to miss seeing our new, snappy Suits, Coats, Hats and Dry Goods. This is dress up time: get busy and let us fix you up. $10.00 Ladies Suits. $30.00 Shirtwaists. Men's W earables. They keep conling, something new each jknotier shipmnt of those extra good day. AWe low we can please you. Give Our Reputation. you the suit you wait at the price you want I for They thc best iol money Extra special values at than we ask, but they go at 4, 'em 'iu i 1'PCi1 ben (lquest ionied. We have thle samle to P.v. Extr speci tlilid d goods for fall Now - $16.75, $18.75, $19.75, $24.75 O ple4( ill that's new. Suits f am Others $10.00 anti $12.50 .1 N"rds good Sva island.1.00 14 *yards good (Jinghams......1.0/ Silk and Serge Dresses. n Fall Hats. Another lot o fo sna ppy Silk Ind Serge . A hn ip go sOl1e 0t hel' t(.40011 goods aut lowvest 1ii lion. Feed your. old onle to the goat and)(1 Dresses. I 'omlar pries. let its fix y'0I up with a tew one. 'Goou $9.75, $10.75, $12.75, $14.75 O)liers at $5.00 to $7.50 Buy for Cash. Skrt.Mid yint got \Vltt 5 tillet you. YOll save Shoes. Skirts.IWitill an4 you alwa.' know All the nelwest noveit its in Skirts at sIt- oll gt tti 1) ti0 best piee. Just a word -ibout Shoem. Did you know Ist'aetolry saving inl piie. An extra value th.t out or tht hindreds of pairs of shoes this week f'or we sell that \. have ICssyeturns than ll(at $3.75 Bakt.hue.Wy hr ~m esn 1 tpeCotton Golods. idwol lall ~g o eraawa Udrer ar ie going (ito a 'mvar.tee. In fact. they have Cotll inIktsro.......85 ip 001 li midyulhae oohr. t' atidvan'ed1. lBett er buy n1ow while we stilllwo lkesfno.....50 pttt'etji11(lSlytelethepre givethe to ou t th ol prhe. ooAnter shipmet ofrtose exr good.0upi omr taiyupa'fri 'eirgos DTler WStoreThy'rhwothHmresone than we sk, butaheybgota 'I''. tii:itsI ~'r 'II "EJ A on1t 4 arodetse g o inga s ...l. . n~t; INS N i~'l'foriselliddg ehe tbeststnt Met'saClohtheollos Tue A iii iiii Uiitii~i~li~~ 01the 1,1never ebeenI <ifedstianed. AWe. haeveetheC.Na& L 'oh nix i'eiieit~rs 1111 l~high estandardofogoodso for fall.itNow 1com Iflr n liton (tite, tat Siprvsoipoleteen SPECAL'ne.Sutfim urens0.00 Columbia00 Octobe Iisegular 10iiooDreoslsltingh a ... . 8 tolt'2t~ti, 1(1 as Ii 'oigh~ ll~Ytil 5 mniSc ool n the ltngoa oest prit es silt (ie hae bee got Bguyofora Cash.l anti en en all)ing macl hog.rI menuwho care.lliAahangI)upf good osel a lllg8. e.cent. ondSyour 0(l<1yoneilo beedg-atianui votei II hus liC5 5C5lO1.~ ~ od lit a i- lti'l~~s la~e ol'1letdaitsrtnesxliyfor upIA withIIa ONewE one. GoodtIN toulae11etting5hewhll prie.tJutea w r1l1aont Soes. id yo-kno l~mttl~d Iieli Prfdlsio her su- Ieave(leai St eet ( slili tha w0 h ,arve less lrens than most t) ln~ i l~ 5 e i g i l n e d 13 V J' t) lS ce af ~ ly f o a nu ob iBolyars.k e t s . E T I " " "sI E s A D h S I N T o n -r ' II n r e a s TIetr oClIlakt t e et S id IfromT 3dt OT 8h N)F~ vltd t t~ak 111 l~licto~o of loe 01- th ottonl l ex ibi nt, r om ... ....OC OI~ .. .8 n'> fo _he whole f OVamly. W ear 191sng ea plianage tiant. Oe of thenfternoonandT you in charidno othth tr.iItos w i e ihts them et o f .the ld r e.'u i Wtoeok l mixrs, o nkesi , from. a ... 3.00v up s n re tArrn y :3 pafo inferior.goods. Tng a~lR sec Ia r totetahr ASmge rm nt mno willO IFIM TONAKAETS 1OP O fIl w~ll 1)0 p Eached yaprneT EE- "padess threv ons ut t ie n E.A.ollow-C MMRIA.AON TheerAofntae sate hmose name hars ngobai' hndyso tbn annil onnceT rda,0- Viaedo .eto r a h Anovoch I