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.S8OLDIl'HN AC-RUSS ('ontinited From Front Page.) sooIn atcr its arrival i)n] tle other Wide. The :.et that m)ore thali l0 ha e I k, It his ye Pa r as : 1 sh ows th e' havi.. beenl ml) in ii'. forward incl e tihe wiler passed an! casevd It hi' pin and elilbarlkatiol sllituations. 'IThll 'feel of .\l . Ihier's atnonIIIvnec Ilent 'in (hrnii ;iy and Altst li. if it is allowed to roach those cotill ries, will be watel cd with interMst. The-re is little douM( lat the (elmani gIneral staff ha..: I'nown1 that somle kintred-Z of thonsa111ni:Is of ieln have beeni selnt acros- !;y tle Il'lited States, but the size o* Ole force hi s biven care inlly (ept from the rallk al file of the German armv as Well as from the civ jiian popinlation. 'o date 1,27,0i0 Americans have bent'i called to the colors uinder tIII selctlive sevrvice act. P'rovost .\larshal Genal vCwder today gave' this ligure as the approxilmate strenthi oI the National Army. LAI'RENS lIll T1A H O 10)NORS (Coniluell From Froni Pae.) Tens 1) :lke I lattil4n) ; I ; iehbouii:4 (Clinton). Shot l'ui- - 1 h llh t I linton ; Laike (1.anrensl); Yotia. I liniton). lile hun --i ting 'linem ); Gas (tin ll.aurens); .\leycis W(linton'). CROWDS All' ENi)Ei A N NI VERSA 1IY (Coltiullied lromi Froi Page.) er and several musical selection1s by tle splendid hand, the c rowd dis persed lor dinner. many visitors he ilg gutests in the holm's of Clinton peoplIe. In the afternoon a ganie of base hall was played bet wien New berri'y college a4nd the Presbyterian colIeg'e in Which tile Presbyterian college woin by a score of s to 5. The following were represented by floats inl tile parade: Rock Bridge Red Cross. Renno Red Cross. furricane Red Cross. Goldville Red Cross. Clinton lied Cross. 1R. S. Weir (flag bearer). Old Soldiers. Soutiiern ell Tei. co. Thornwell Orpha nage. Commercial lBank. W. A. talloway. Dixii' Ice & Fi'li Co. Bell-WoIrkmiian Co. First Nalional Bank. ]P. S. .lcans. Prnesbytlriall College. coMi CASINO TI Stirring battles War re- enacted, city built only to 1 Lincoln's assassir atre reproduced i detail. Thrilling els over miles of which real shelh full view of aud rides of the wie Kians in rescuimn the Carpet Bagg, 25,000 yards < these costumes. 000 yards mater: men's dresses. Romance of '1 tory blended in l< Iinterest. Exactly as Rep) America a .. L. King. Laydia cotton AM]1. \rs. A. B. Henry's Car. Mr- J1. F. Icobs', Jr. car. City hariacy. Ila dTi odd. c.\ '. : It. 'op land's ear. 11. I tlllland (fai m cxhihit). .i. :". i (rontis. 'aprFmurnitine Co). (he I.?lelIla per Co. ClarenTe Copeland. C'asilno. .a o I'ethecs. l'ot Olliec. N. line of Chiltorobes just. recceiv ed. S. M. & E. 11. Wilkev & Co. ..... * * * * *S........ WAT'S 1ILLS NEWS. b * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Watts Mlills, Miay 1:3.--On last Sat iolrldy ni2ht ilTre was a hle\ slppIer givn '! e I Io te leefit of IIe lied Cr.s S. The Clinton ithand Iu In ishe0 rclntmusic wickl hV was unlh cn ioyedI 1)y the lar-- crowd which was prsn.Thewe was, a totl amlountl ()f $12''.o' i ilsed. I( v. J. \. Ilrok left Sunday night for !ot \u\ Ak., where hi will aT'e nd : 1 rmw 1 Southern llaptist collvii' 1 . Mr. T. . ou.iIll and sister. Mirs. A n o Embetwent to Winstonl Salm In ein ,s last 'I'Tesday "Ind retur~al oe on Thursday. Q - 711numhc,(r. of our people went to l en Sundlay to the Greenville eounity ining convention. Mr. 1). 'I. 1'oley \ who lives near here had IhC misfor'tuone of losing a fine horse on last Saturday. Messrs .1. P. and W. C. Marlor pur chased a very niI(e Vow last Week. We a:c very glad to say that 1rs. Lu111a Nelly Who has bee silk during the past week, is now able to be out a ga ii1. Mi. .John F. Comptjiton was called to ;:n ore last i Wednesday to tle fuinieral of Ils uncle, Mr .osiah Compton. W. are glad to report that Mis. ('aa .Ilo'A. n who has been sick for 'lIltc a while is nv. rapidly imiplrov an- is able to bo onut some. . ( fttle of, Wine of Cardiii this week i 7e It lied Iron 1 acket, La itT 11. NG TO HIEATRE--TW( of the Civil An entire e destroyed. iation in the n every vital artillery du trenches in explode in ' ence. Wild rd Ku Klux South from rs.I loth used in Over 12, al in the wo ar and his-' ~ve stories of arld's Mit esented at the Libe] end in All Parts of il HUMOROUS PHILOSOPHER Lou J. Beauchamp Will Lecture at Chautauqua. MIXES FUN AND WISDOM Dean of Platform, Great Traveler and Writer, Deals With Subjects of the Hour. "The Tiumorous Philosopher" is the title given everywhere to Lou J. Beau champ, one of the headline lecturers of the 1918 Chautauqua program. This title was given to 1\r. Beau (lulillip bi(callse of his happy faculty of delivering his messages witl i lac corl lhitii t f mi rt h an1d fuin. Storles sparling wfith wit and hum11or. abound tlrouaot hi lectu res. lie Is an en. terta iner of the first ranlitas well is :i left' it rer. I-. Bel un(la htill) lts 11:1( a 't'inark alek' Caircerm Ili-i mo11t11her died whlen li wias a bahe and mneh of li. clihlhood ,1 INI LOU J. BEAUCHAMP. as spelt wihll the Indians of thit "'iluthwe%*qst wNith whom11 he was le-ft b-)N Is granltifa1ther, anl 1101.an troller. At thirteeni hei learned the printer' trade and1bega his wvanderlings tim writinigs. A i ltglh a graduate of nl tietlIL0t ceXit the College of the Sp1art1 CLINT ) PERFORMA pr ~htiest S~ ty Theatre, New Y< 1e World. Your Fi Hours lie is been reporter andl, editor On muetropolitan dailies and ILL thirty had written t book whic has been read . by a hundred thousand people! and14 tranlslated ijto Imanly tonigues. I Keeping' a reeord of every ntile -he has traveled, both in tho.old world aimui the lew, Mr. Beauchump hlas1 to (::ie. covered over 1,300,000 miles of the earth's surfaice. .\T II iU.ANI) H1o31l ;,Simple but m11 prletssi1e Services lien dcred wllen ser-lee Flat was ('11 iuriled Stunday~ 3lorningtu. A simple bu1t Imtupressive service was held at iighland IIome church Siun day moring. loy 12. 1918, when a 1 .service flag wvats rIised iI hontor of the younig men of the cong regation anld (Iighbhorhood' w Io had Joined the colors. The f'ollowing1 program111 was. - reidered: Ilymna'--Americ. Prayer--ev. ( L. Kiight. lielta tion1---" Belh ind thie Clou(k<". NeIl Rlecitation---"Youtr Plag and .l1y ila". Chairlie Kn ihi. Ikotaio "he ( all" Ala,,ka Vumi-i ming. Ptomim--Th Star, Spanlled J1,an ne" I lizabhI ilarksdale. iymi--"'Am I a Soldier of the Cross'. \-'dresM Ruv. ( iraes I . Knight. DIsplay of ice Fla 111d1 Ameical Fl a. -,v!!d*,,Ig of loll o I ionor. "ll lail the Power of Jesus' Naim.". llenedi l on. Ilontor Itoll. Cap( . 11. It. To(d. Christopher Craddock. WV'right Simpson. .leromle Weathers. Ihenry Baldwin. llorace Nelson. lelas Knight. Ied 'ross 3letlug S1unday. A Red Cross rally will be held in Ihe ('111111tina teill Sumday afternoon ait I o'clock. *,The conniittee inl charge habeenl able if) ecuro the servievs of the Croa'tiionl hanld for tile rally :md it will reuder a musical 1rogra311.. r. ou J. U.-anC!iamp, one( of the Ito deliver an atlrl ss on tt 13 asin. !The public is invited 1o0 t . 1( No I cotribut iois will be solicied t this leet ing. ON, WE NCES ONLY.-AF IlIl ect cle by >rk, for More Than ai rst. Last and Only Opr 'AMERIC A As Sung by Arthur Middleton of the Metropolitan Opera Arthur Middleton proving by direct comparison hat his wonderful voice and the New Edison's Re-Creation of it are indistinguishable. There has pkobabl never been a finer perform ince of AMERIC . It is literally Re-Created by The W EDISON The honograph W' oul lear this Re-Cr ation a ou have heard Middleton ;o the very life ant you to hear it. You will :e a better Am can for hearing it. Come. ANOTHER TEST No talking machine could sustain these tests of direct comparison. It is, therefore, needless to say that. the New E'dison is'in a class by itself. If you wish to Judge ror yourself how much superor it is to any and all talk Ing maclilnes, we shall he very glad to give a list of ar lists who have made talking machine records and wiosc voices have also been lie-Created by the New Edison. Go to a talking machine dealer's store and listen to them on a talking machine; then comle hack to our store and listen to thei on the New Edison. "IDon't ask us to sell yon Edison 'l.e-Creations if you Cx poet to attempt to play then on a talking machine." FLEMING BROTHERS D., MAY 22 TERNOON AND NIGHT ONLY TWO PERFORM ANCES Matinee 2:30 P. M. Night 8:15 P. M. PRICE $1.00 Mail orders from out of town, when accom panied by remittance, promptly filled and seats reserved. Phone Young's Pharmacy for reservations. D,. W. Griffith f'ear, and in All the Large Cities in sortunity in Clinton to See it.