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21ONiNEE G AND MEN U(nernlI Marches lit Heil of Viitoiis Flet'st lvision. ITh ree lour Parade of Fih~ngForce. npo, &t.17. -iloarse( wNithl Iit tI ean rc teul tonighlct at it haul paitd frimlonor Ito J. PersAhing and the tight he ist Division. \ na ictry pa r de :! -ni d ;, rly three l -mr a r-oll 2j1 .ared i'ory. glls and hcor peir' l e.lt'r trucks( had polured ii nsylva1nia AvetItue Withoti ek or. halt to pass the revi ew:nig .tand where Vice Presidnlt \l a rsI t, r( preseiting President. Wilsonl, r'e vivew d fit e tro-ps. Thel( wide street ran b)ack full with its gim, living tide of fighting power and organization: and as tite greal pag eaItws unI, rIS1 olled before their Ie'yes tie huni tidreds of thouisandtis of people wto formited those banks roared and shrieked with prid Inde ald aproval, IIe, sound of their cleetring slowly dwild ling at the ntid, but only from i physi (.aI exhaustion. Riding at the head of the mighty (olunit, General PersIhting was carried forward along the whole line i ttarch as thoth on0 a wave of sOund as tie Iation uid city gave him) his fortmal greeting. To no Ainerieain since Ad irtital (eorge )eiwevy came home in triumilph fromt .\anila has such :n ova tion been 'indered. Nor has tte eind yet come: for tomtorrow congitess 'will fr:Tnelly add.i...rits to Ithat of IhS city and the nation and() with business put Io onc sid. tender t.he' vx11e'dition ary committtandle a forial reception at Ithe apitol. Never has Washington witnessed such a itmilitary iageant as that which ltoday floouiod its great victory way. cIen in nuiibers have niirched Ithre in review. but never has the full omtp and panoply of war beent tlus given to the public. Fresh froni the loyal t ribt Iid ttetmt In New York, the imten of' tht First DiiAson mar11ched withi full fi t 1ing;. (1-11 1i1m(1n1. Froml thet pond (roit2 six-inch howilzi-'er oft the artil Wtry to ithe dimintivlie one poliers and grotestlue French moos he full Strenlgtl of tli divisiontal art illery was there. Froml th Ilhick clustered bayo-. nlIs of th infiantry mltasses. to itthe ,,rim) linles of unachille gun miounted 11motor rucks. the slttall armls of Ithis girat lighting unit wver'e on display: and frlomn the( lum11bering inlihes of hood ed supply and lt] itu1111)ion1t ruck;s to a roaring, vlatterintg cavalcade of w\hip pet tanks, the fools of every 11hase of lodern warifare were i'e'iel'senitd. in atddition to tihe division's own eqluipmlet, speelal seIv ice detach mvelts frotm the ngineers, a tIloon briidge section, a m otri m:c-hinte shop with its plant's anid drills in Imo tion, and i'vein a Illobile tlundry uniI, weril'e in line. It was ti' moist vom !1h t1- mlilitary display af femlptedsic .he war, lacking o ly tice gr:r -a nls to mlakev a comnposite viewv of ih,- wl-ne; warc1 army~t fort as thte theousands rInp <d by lolow. 2teir comricades i'.e i dip .ud an m irtc e! Ild i in dozee 'f air1 cu.ibo eo m-wked h .a e * ri ie tI b ib . ,,.l ii li a h. nhd(] (et* r in titaorI ati hi5 c l 1l e -,-.l . 't ltl ;!rom-hi roud af, t. e l t iltit o t riurt. li, wasil til"i 'to ahl( to kic att Stim infntr y c trudgin sr hiy alo i :byalt te hcat .of to trowd wemilit out.lnwy rhairmntd'tted ees inan 2oer,' il1s. fu h l enth of ic c Sth na't i on.a ti aI naprovd in~l httle.i Ticetr e Iltoars atld ll wher 1 altunit hadlocht, andii sithe'm ot the Fch lla ltst lon thrl throull liferyhI spetato.hi mwastcgiveias ty rodeiby dinci mtor 1 ars. And ttgro up Ftein7 ialid chairs Ii0o under th t tr e'ofa ar jusilt(2t weuel length (in tei c'sre tIr witont tlhes cur wIth51l furecs iov 'er fbout tot'm tee flwedn Ii hasn burent ofli ii sym ay andsA erid l fro the thous-l t cand: groued abou:1 ! t.dwtI lihey were of ihter fo the itgs mlgitry hatsni, then whrst o unds wttila kinlt tem long fromnt ii ife.~ Th(~e litagtla ofh manr.hn reet wemoint ed tot ti'on throw ) af Forn 7.'se winh wer arm~uosedthe crowretd itze witha alot te sameti' affct 'io trane feols for thes eeiapon tri t haavgien t theymoIuflged badltind weih then m21d ~:; '". ' Z k FDjmIR,NKJ inl W;i Mtjesfy tkAMrCH n Opera House Friday, This Week with snp ier steaming wi the kettles. sir the f(Wti (iilio us Ii windin.ig np the ceremonies of re- with his return from France. c(litionl to General Piershin oor row, COnertM will Ileet inl loilit scs- Coldo Cause Gip ard Influenza sion. the 111cmber's ol Ile sena te LAAIVE BROMO QUIMNE Tnbicts remove the marchini g in a body to the hnse . There is only ono "Bromo Qinine." eha ilir' m' he pt tjow. Srrat E. . GOVES oignetttro 00 box. 30e. c'hambe11rwr for the purpose. IS o 1, i li Gentor lumis rsi-tpo- of the sn niev, and( Speaker Gillet0t willdlir at e atd Spake (;icr V~jl ceiii () ' Debitors anid Creditors: the addresses of w iome. while Formi- .\If rsons having claims or di rards against the estate of x. te. er Sicakit (hatip (~rtk"iii~~I P(oole, (Qceasc(j, wiii present, them to the formal thaiks of congress to (G(enl- Ile(, lv attested. and eral Pershing 'Ind is n as ex ) all 1 persons lt(1leiltcd to the said estate w ill Mrake paYmen~t to the undersigned. ed inl th Joint resoluition aMI JANdy i IANI), aloptcd. Witi his owl reply eer Administrator, fSept. 5 fo, 1919. Suti ter, S. C. Persiaueg will Tlosh te s n cereo"ioDm Q n n8-4t RUN OUT OF ENGLAND, GOES TO SEE KAISER Former iember of IBritish Parlintent Visis Bill llhelizollern ti, Amer ongen.1 Anierungen, Sept. 20.-Ignatilus Tr'i Hich Liicolnl, forinier tmember of lie iriiti.-l parlitaiment and G( rm111an4 agilt, who lie weeks ago was released from IIrison i nglInl4d, arrived at Aieron n yster'day. lIincoln was accomji ImnIed by a (rmhaln, who registered at a hoel i as "i er .\nderson" about whitose' Identity there is 1much secrecy, buit who is believed to occupy a prom inent iPost among the inonarchists of Geriany. lAIncoln told the Assoclated Press correspondlent that he4 cotild say nloth Ing about the object of his visit. On his arrival at Amerdngen from Berlin, by way of the llague, where ithey wb're in conference with prolmi nent Germans, Jilncoln and Anderson were met'by General 1ommers, who succeeded(l General von 0Essdorff as the former kaiser's chief aid, and today there was a conference at Bentinck castle, during which it is reiort.ed Lincoln saw the former German ruler. Since his deliortation from Entgland and his arrival In Berlin, Lincoln has identified himself with the German faction favoring the return of the llohenizollerns. OFFICE DAYS County Superint dent oFducation As the la rrccts I will be ou1t of ily office Onl Tthi ursday and Friday of each week visit Ing schools. Those having bu1si ness with me41 may find me at my oflce onl other days. R. T. Wilson Superintendent of Education IL Dr. CIas.. Cromer ~ ~~ WA IRAD)UA TE - VETERI ARY SURGEON &DENTIST Service Day and Night Charges Reasonable Will Appreciate Your Patronage. Teekphones: Jeside-ce 201; Ofi5e 5 Office at Posey's )rug Store. a m 6io=m N PLANT GRAIN and COVER CROP NOW It is youlr dlty t sow cov crops and grain for the benefit of your land and fer I d ne. .pring. A few dollars Invested in good seed now will be . ' t iundreds of dollars next spring to your land In the forn, vegetable matter. You can'it afford to buy any but the highest seed. We have nothing but tested, re-leaied seed. Buy now and sow with the first rains. Per bu. 10-bu. lots Leap's Profille Wheat ........ .... .... .... ....$2.75 $2.75 Appler Oats (home grown) .... .... .... .... ...1.40 1.35 Fulighui Oats (soie grown) .... .... .... .... 1.90 1.85 Texas Oats, from best seedmen in Texas .... .... 1.20 1.15 Abruzzi Iye .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 3.1 0 3.30 Turf Oats (very best for grazing) .... .... .... .. 1.60 1.60 W inter Barley .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 2.60 2.50 Alfalfa .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .. per lb. .35 .32 Crimson Clover in chaff .... .... .... ....per lb. .171/2 .17% Crinson Clover, clean .... . .... .. .....per lb. .25 .22 Burr Clver .... .... .... .... .... .. .... per l). .121 .10 Augusta Vetch .... .... .... .... .... .... per lb. .15 .13 IHairy Vetch .... .... .... .... .... .. ....Ask Itape .... .... .... .... ... .... .... ....per lb. .20 .18 lied Clover .... .... ... .. .... .. . . ....Ask Iawn Grass .... .... .... ..... .... .... ....Ask TEIMIS CASH. Reference--National Loan & Exchange Bank. FARIS SEED COMPANY Headquarters For High Grade Seed GREENWOOD, S. C. Moe ha 75,000 SatisfiedUsr DELCO-LIGH-T vm.c degned: aind butAIt by men who It required five years to develop a plant that would We. e ri~sed in farm homes--who experienCed the dis- measure up to thCse specifications. c tomf orts and inconveniences offarwmiife--and who set out There were five years of hard engineering effort back of deliberately years ago to develop an electric plant that DELCO-LIGHT before the first plant was put on the would provide city advantages for rural Communities, market three and a half years ago. They were the same men whose engineering talent had Today DELCO-LIGHT is furnishing the conveniences made DELCO Stairting, Lighting and Ignition Equip- and comforts of electricity to more than Seventy-five mient for automobiles the standard of the world- ~ Thousand farm homes. They knew electricity-and they knew the needs and I spoiiga bnac fcen rgt cnm limitations of farm life-ialeetilihfothshoe.Iisunsigpwr They knew that an electric plant to give service in a topm waeprteasig acnchne farm home must be simple, so that it would not get out artvcumleereeticroikngmhn, of order and require complicated repairs--adohrsal a'iey It must be easily operated and require little attention- c-n culypyn o tefi ieadlbrsvd It It prvidibe veryundaonomicaleninrogereconom -and muhe smalmamacainery. fl&~ Domestic cy-anderactuColyaypaDaygoforOitselafeis timeFand.UlaboP oauet. Itmutgeeuit tosadhrVsgeadi utls indefiitely DE O-LIGH A coplee elctrc lght nd owe plat fr fams nd ounty hmes self-cranking-. 4ir cole-bl Ierns n t-n n lc O % l-Thc PlsLn ie atr-RN NKRSN PiedontEle. Se. C., 37 N Man S., Geenill, S.C.,(Deler Home~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lih oe oBo 7-8,Clmia .C,(iti. Th Doeci Eninern Copn,!atn, i 0$ Th#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~6 DoetEgneigCmay atn ho aeso EC-IH rdcs