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I tfhort Jhemtf cf M?*s. Bob Johnson is very sick. Dan Lnney left this week for ^ Porter Military Institute. i Mr. E. T. McManus, of Middendorf, , was in the city Tuesday. Mr W. J. Craig is attending the 1 confederate reunion at Tulsa. Okln. 1 # ? J. B. Buchunon and Henry Fusser h. .-e entered Bailey Military Institute. ' Mr. Harry Harrall is expected home 1 in a few days from the Wadesboro 1 hospital. t Miss ltuth Smith of P.u^y is board- j ing with Mrs. Thomas Huntley while in attendance upon the Chesterfield High School. I 1 Mr. Tom Young has rone to his home at Whilmire after staving a < few days with Mrs. Ilanrfa here. Mr. Townley Rcdfearn left Monday ' morning for Greenville, S. C. where he entered Furrr.an Universi-.y. The Rev. r.nd Mrs. A. It. Phillip." ami daughter, Miss Sadie Lnu, ar< visiting the son of Mi. Phillips a. ' Hopewell, Va. Mr. Ben Davis of (he U. S. TV:'.inin; School at the Uiiivcr: ity ??f S >uth Carolina was in Cho.ter.ield Su -day. Ben is making a good sol Per Center; oint f.ehon' o; ens far the fall session <>n Monday. Oct. 7th Miss Sudic Daren w i he principal assisted hv ,'i Annie Ouiledjre. United Stale-- Senator-NIoniinnle ] Wijliani P. Pollack, of Clieraw, wii.'J shaking I.amis v'th I s friend:*, fro; all over tlu coaniy in CheslerlieK Monday. The County Fair this year will Ik hold November 12, Id,. 14 and lb. The Government is j,t.intinj* special rates on the railroads and in every way cneoura.".inK the holding of the annual fairs this year. A meeting of the trus.ce.s of the schools of the county lias beer, called by County Suprinlmlot of Education J. A Kaipiit for Friday, S"plt robe; 27ib, at *1 o a.m. Fla.o SuperintCndcnt of Education >i. K. ; .vet.rieuen is exported to address the meeting. I now have in stock a i;oed general line of !"iviitui'C, including Ilcdj, | ChniiM, Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, ! Safes, Rugs, Art Squares, Etc. W. M. REDFEARN Mr. \\\ .1. Tiller I.as received in : struct >:is from W. \V. I.otyr to urpv ail *' t" r:t and pinners to market seed slowly. The n.ut'kei. is glutted ami there is great danger of a drop in price if seed continue to rush on , the market. The week of the '"rC'ed War workers drive will be \ov?- thee 1 Ho 1 "-Th Jt is proposed . . : $l70,f>00,'?iM' for war relief wm , .ho principal par' 1 of which will lie sent thru the medium of the V. M. C. A. Mr. 11. M. Duvall, of Cheruw, has been made County Chairman. Sunday, Sept. 2'Jth. beintf the fifth Sunday in thti month, the liev. 15. J Guess announces the fedhivvir.jc ap pointments for Iiis chary ;'reachirif> at Zoar at ti a.m.; at Sniloh at -1 p.m.; and a union War Work Cam- ' paijrn meeting at St. i'aul Sunday , nijrht at ?:.'!(). Coffins, Cnske'.a and Grave Supplies. W. IW. HEDFEARN. ' Apparently many people in th county forgot that last Tuesday was third prii nry election day, when a candidate was e ed to till the important ofiice of controller Ron era! 'J he list uju^es v.c were! aide to ob tain indicate ih??t in Chesterfield i county \<.te. were cast: ror Osborne, li?-j; f(,r Klinore, ii. There will he a very interesting 1 meeting of the Woodmen of th. VN^orld on the ni hi of Thursday, Oct. 3d. At tlv.c . the Woodmen Circle will present 1 > the n.cil camp a scr ice tlav: t i coMinen.oi ate the members who are p ?a service <>f theii country. Ail vVoodnien are urged to be present at the e exercises. The people of Chesterfield County are to >e courpliniou'.rd ?>:i the 'in? way they have observed gasless Sun- | da* . The willful few who are disre ga *i 11 pr the (Government request h a! better watch out for their nutubes are being handed to the Draft Board, y is a fact tliat gasolene is scarce ? hardly enough for business purposes, much less to satisfy joy rideis on Sunday. it Mrs. D. * I. Lnney is in charge of the , worl; in ( ii< aicifield of gathering Up , clothing to he sent to Belgium and , northern France. Contributions may , be left at Craig A* t'o's. store. It will be well to bear in m.nd that only scrvicabic clothing is required. It is to ( be used by families who only recently were indepcml *ntly well to-do, many of whom were wealthy, but are now reduced to absolute poverty by the ' gentle German. The latest information from Wash- I ington is that tiie price of cotton may i not be fixed for this ycur's crop. A committee has been appointed by President Wilson to study thy costs < of cotton mailing. A Mr. Kcdmnn, a cotton farmpr of Calhoun county, i South Cnrolina, is a member of ihe i committee. Governor Manning has been in Wu/.hington this week and has i interviewed the President in behaf j of the cotton f ruers. The southern I farmers con puttee in Washington is fighting to huve the price fixed at 25 cent#.. 3 ? f $ocal Jhttereat j . - ? -? ? ,9 a lie Chesterfield Baptist Union neet8 at Patrick Saturday and Suniay, September the 23th and 23th. The United Dau^htess of the Confederacy will meet Tuesday, Oct. 1, it 4 p.m., at the home of Mrs. D. H. L..u?ey. A full attendance is desired is important business is to be translated. Dv. Kenneth Matheson, President of Seorjria School of Technology, has reurned from six months stay in France >vhere he was enpnj?ed in Army "Y" Arork. Dr. Matheson is a brother of \ldfeers Donald and Grahm Matheson if Montrose, and he visited them the past week. The large boiler at Griggs Bros*, planing mill at Ruby, blew up last Friday morning. The explosion was :eirifie, the shock of which was felt Tor a great distance. Fortunately no . 10 was near the boiler at the time | >f the explosion and there were no -usualties. The attorneys of the county, assisted by a number of prominent citienr, are meeting at the Courthouse jach day to fill out Questionnaires. Cvoryone with a Questionnaire in need of assistance is requested to go o the Courthouse where they wili ind someone to assist then There was a meeting last Tuesday >f the ladies and men chairmen ot he various township committees of he Liberty Loan Compiign Com mi t,ee. Flan# were discussed for the oRtiiii, campaign for the sale of the Fourth Liberty Loan Bond issue, here will be an intensive campaign n each township, an.I every school listnet will be canvassed. The camlaign will close with a big general aliy day at the Courthouse. The United War Work Campaign, n which it is hoped to raise $170,r,00,000.00 this fall, begins in Cheserfield next Sunday night, when the uev. u. l. unaicr, V. Al. C. A. Sccre nry at ('amp Sevier, will speak at it i'nul Church at 8:30 There are i number of organizations besides too Y.M.C.A. that are working for the ; ?o?i of the soldiers and have the eniarsement of the government in their : r wori: activities. For the purpose >f this drive ail these benevolent and miianlhropic institutions go before .he^country at one time for contributions, the amount raised to be apiiiftioiicd among them. Mr. Chafer speaks in Ml. Crogban ait 11 am.m; it Kuhy at 4 p.m. and in Chesterfield hat night at H:hO. All these mcetngs should be well attended. CHERAW Special to .ThM Advertiser: (^uitc a deal of excitement was mused "in town Tuesday morning alien a soldier on a north bound train a. dentally had his foot crushed off i?y the train, lie was rushed to Dr. VVunnamaker's where he was treated, .hen lie was sent to a hospital in Hanta I, where he is now being cared for ?y the Red Cross. Mr. Ted Melton, a large farmer of diiloh section, was in town Satur!ay. 'Iho agent of the Department of i:-.i<e has been in this section look ng inio me aciivities of alleged piojernian propagandists. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rivers were in heraw Tuesday enroute to Columbia. A citizen of Patrick has the most innjue pets in this section of the :ouniy. He has on his front porch i hive of bees and claims they, are cry lame and will not sting. A ciose lspeclion has not been made, how ver, to sew us to the correctness of lis claim. Mrs. J. II. Kinsey and Mrs. Herbert Wannamaker have gone to dorganton, N. C. for a couple of vecks. Cotton is begining to move freely ?n the I.ocal Market and business is apidiy assuming its regular fall prolortion. Mrs. Harriett 1'owe Lynch has reurned from an exte..deed trip to now York where she visited her relaives. Mr. T. (?. <*ri}t>?s was in town on ast Friday. Magistrate T. II. Douglass of Cole lilt Township, was in town last Friluy. Mr. C. W. Teal of Zoar section pent Friday in Cheraw. Mr. Merchant, Sperintetidant of the pea! School, has been placed by the . strict board in deferred classification <n account of the fact he is indes>ensnble in the school work here in Cheraw where he is doinK such f?ood work. Mr. Henry McLeod having won the .cholr.r. hip to the University of South Carolina from Chesterfield County will leave for Columbia, on the 2f>th if September, where he will attend college. Mr. John H. Powe and Mrs. Ponald ll. Page have returned from u visit 10 Landrum where they visited Mr. \rthur Kitt it'll. Mr. George Hartsell left last week for Clemson where he will attend Clemson Agricultural College. Miss Dorris Hartscll is now in Columbia, where she is taking a business course at Draughn's Business College. Miss Carrie Godfry is now attend-" ir.g college at Winthrope. Miss Ruth James left for WinIhrope a few dr.ys ago. Mr. James 12. Powe and Mr. Francis Kiurell are visiting Mrs. John H. Rows. LISTS-0F~ REGISTRANTS " ' - i (Continued from First Ptgs) vin Hudson, Ulysses Kelly, Joe Ganey, James Eleby Jordan. Walter Gainey, Henry Franklin Sykes, Joe Harry Hendrick, William J Dennis Oliver, Robert Buritt Red fearn, Andrew Jackson Allen, Jule (Watson, Charlie Jerome Rayfteld, Wil- ' i liam Thomas Moore, James Bennett i Stancil, George Washington Ratliflf, j William Edward Green, Letser Wash! ir.gton Davis, l.ewis Herman Rivers, ; minim f ranklin Campbell, Joe Bennett Jordan, Samuel Grover Watson, James Ransom Crawley, James Daniel Purvis, Grover Cleveland Sellers, j Darby P. Hancock, Charles Preston . i Campbell, John Arlan Sellers, John | Anguish McDonald, John Eugene Johnson, William Lewis,William G jrfield Tucker, Edward Hildre h, V."I- , liam Miles Goodwin, Williford Bun- 1 ion Evans, Willis Watson Jenkins. i Colored F. James Ryan, Jr., Lawrence II 1, Spencer Reitl, John McKay, Henry I Pegues, Willie Mcintosh, John Live" . ( Randolph Cutner, Willie Bioomflc i'., . | James S. McMillian, Samuel Moore, Laney Fundcrburk, William Eller'u , I Alfred Pitts, Brooks Fjfir, Frasinu**- ] Williams, Dock King, Will Horn, Jessie Taylor, Floyd Coleman, Nathan . Roland Smith, Jessie Die..son, lhomr.3 , Crown, Dozier Sanders, Irving Prod- , ie.John Alexander Gainey, Will Gaine.v, Stephen Lucas, Charlie McDaniel, Will Stanton, Joseph Liles. Abruhum Pegues, Albert Thomas ; Pntrick, Henry Conrad, Tiousto.i j Ezekeil Brewer,Randolph Sel'ot*, Humphrey McLendon, Walter Lee Ai- len, Lee Covington, McM inu . Hubbard, Edward Myers, W'llie Hres-tou Lowry, preston fti.tlic, 'i ii >ni L ni.eH, | Minor .lowers, Sidney Sellers, George ! Walker^ Luther Ilarreil, James Well.., Alov Pnru.. I ...w. v) utiui^o ?) wv: rvr?wii. Oli.lS j ' GrifTin Abrams, Evander Blukeney,; < Preston Robinson, Isiah Jackson, Ali! ] cxamier Watson, Bums Funderburk,! Oscar Watts, Frank Miller, Daniel , Blount, Daniel McMillan, Roach Lewallcn, Curtis Miller. White Willey Griprjrs, Wililam Dun civ. i Jordan, William Franklin 't albert, j 1 William Bradford Sullivan, Thomas! .. etferson Knight, Henry Cleveland j Lisenby, William Julius Lowry, Sam-j Mel Jackson Smith, Jessey Gilbert! 1 Jaylor, Bennett Franklin Taylor, William Carl Snipes, George llaskell Middleton, James William Moore, Eliza Preston Jor.es, Alexander!-1 Franl-lin Teal, Joseph Herman Wal- t lace, David Austin White, Dunk Vio; Douglass, William Thomas Wilkes,, Truss 11. Burr, David Mack Bailiff, j ' iluhhurd Torrence Mc..iaitus, Alo.ua> > Blnckwell, Viriril Levi Holly Mc.Manus Tames Flowers, William H. W'nburn, I John Lessene Craiir, Franklin Pefrues 1 Evans, Mclvin Jor.es Spake, Fredcr- ' iek I, Damron. I Jams Coit Baker, Ralph Bernard ' Siubbs, Alexander Pollock Harrall, 1 Herbert B. Russ, Eugene Clawson Stevens, Benjamin Franklin Pefjucs, Theodore Elliott Wannamaker, Jr., Walter Lee Brooks, Alfred Brown Rivers, Pal ward Calvin Adams, Wil- 1 liam Bivens Morris, James Arthur t Gullcdpe, Percy Rivers, William Jes t se Ballard, Willie Jerome Eddins, > James Alexander Campbell, Frank ' l etter Davidson, Eddie Raymond Ev- i ins, George Washington Courtuey, ' Robert Bunion Deese, Charlie Rollings, Alfred Dernby, Thonvs Wesley * Rollings, Joe Ccphus Gregory, James Franklin iiartman, Joseph Leonard Bird, Edward Noil Clark, Thoma1 Herbert McMillan, Earn Robertson, James Lee Cato, Ties Archie Brocb, Samuel Jackson Mil -s, Willey ThreatWalter Deese, William Clinton Yates, ' Georpe Tillman Rhoad, Aaron Conner Robinson, Thomas Watt Gregory, Christopher Columbus Clark, Ilenry David Rushinp, Minor Leslie S\.vai, William Augustus Pip/, Jr., William Vandcrbilt Timmons, Wade Thompson He ndrix, Robert Threutt, LoveC Arthur Jordan, Doctor Walter Man- [ vim, Archie Lu es Jenkins, W. Turner Phillips, Stonewall Jackson Douglass, Joseph Bennett Jordan, Stephen lieni'V Kimrnv. rl^ronmi Cl>. ? ' man, Waliie Freeman, Robert Lee Griflin Kirven, Thomas London R\yreld, William Alfred Jackson, Isaac hephard Funderburk, Albert Rivers, Galvin T. Tucker, Joseph Oscar Hurst, Henry Wilson Lear, William Adam Morris, Jarkson Lee Munn, William ; Franklin Thurman, Jesse Clifion lh:r.?, Sandy McFarlin, George Wil- ? liarn, Plyler, Therrell Lee Brown, Frank Bradley Poole, John Wesley Cassidy, Clarence Durunt Purvis, j Mike Crawford Brantley. Colored J Silas Hawkins, Henry Gaddison, Chelcy Fuller, Thomas Laura WinKate, Nick E. Jackson, Thomas Marshall, William McQueen, Julius Hendricks Robinson, Clarence Shields, Willie Tillman, Dock Liles, Perry Jen- i kins, James Henry Bass, George Anderson, Calhoun Ellerby, James J King, Budright Ellerbe, Jack Won- { lage, Magor MeNeal PegueR, James I Timothy Hardison, George Washington Little, Irvin Sircatcr, Ilufus Tate, Thomas Henry Little,John Rivers, Ray ford Thomas Burch, Samuel Mun- t I go, Duncan Ezekiel Grnham, Lucius 1 Gilchrist, Henry Nivens, Henry Johnson Cyrus Robeson, Charles McManus, | Albert B. Campbell, Moses Blakeney, j I Arthur James Jackson, Albert Plenty Ford, David Samuel Green, James I Lawrence Blakeney, Dock or Randolph Locljie.rt, Marshall McBride, Jr., William Thrcatt. r ? White Robert L. Waters, Floyd Ellis Kerr, Thomas E. Stephens, John Benjamin Hunter, Char-Jc lie Currie, William Dudley Wallace, t John Washington Campbell, Joseph j Oscar Raley, Jefferson Davis Wal- > tors, Sidney Austin McLain, John | Fletcher McBride, Hugh Clerk McKin- t I % v" ion, Thomas Thurston Wilson, Asa franklin Warden, Daniel M. Williams, Cornelius KollocV Waddil), Hosey tennis Bobbins, Arthur Julius McRne, Wili e Monroe Biggs, Von JefY Covr <?l< n, Lrnesl Humes Duvali, Lander )elno Crabtree, Morils Lovir.a, Daniel Tillman, James Yvilii'ord Wright. Charlie Daniel Johnson, Robert Lnlin Tuc;er, James Arnold Sellers, ueni Bradley, Bud Morgan, John C 1 5n Brock, William Alexander Mc N'r. r. John Calvin Srr.ilh, .limes O^ \r Rritcman, William Patterson 0'vc. Neil Crawford .Tores, Lewis Itib rt 'Vi'kerson, Allen Harrison Fryo, Jh .Hie A Alexander, Isaac Gainuy, :u.r' s Ashcbell Thomas, .Tohr. Beiry 'tatli.'T, Archie Ellis Roan. Jesoe L Outlaw, William Arthur . .others, William C. Crawley, James 1. Rlackwell, Archie Purdue, John Farquar Stroud, James Leroy Campic1!, Jaiqgs Marshall Ilendrick, Joh13. Giincy, Eddie Sidney Johns, Kcl rt F. Home, Joseph Daniel Edwards, ioh.i A'on/.o Ma this, William E. Parser, 'ihomr.s Jefferson Su.irier, Clr rie I.ester Davis, Carroll W. Da s. eur,;e Franklin While, Thomas Q. Ray field, Augustus Webster, P.cb". inlson Hancock, James Burred" Deese, William Bacr Campbell, James il irdy Hancock, Jessie Preston O >rn, Dudley Thomas Odom, Lor ?: ' i'resley Lowry, William Llmorc Hards, ITarper Helms, John A. Griefs, \rcfcV-..Id Ililtin Sellers, William Cov gtor. Sellers, Daniel Leonard Smith, 'v. mm Vestor Melton, John Albert ' .vinr.ie, Eddie J. White, Ed.verd dickens Adams. James Franklin Teal, Davis Clar c J owed, Rich rd Levnnder Obec .Vi 'i . s It J fas C .rr.er, Jes3;*y Mei.i 'V:-. Drue Bird, Ewinder Eugene Chapman Levi Sulhviui, V. ." arc- Gul'.edge, William Thomas :?i'c 'r, Richs.nl Oliver, Cbur!e< (J ia iorgan, Morton Luther Davis, Buchanan Krcwcr, ['"rod Lancy, Preston .Mor/.'.ii lei Letv/a McMr.nus, Jaincs EJvard Amotion, Franklin Iiuntcr, inn:- Gallon Arrinj.rtonf Will G< on, J. , Ervi.i Lucas Sanders. Colored Fh- :as Solomon Buchanan, Wilia:.i C. Mc'.Yatt, Ford Shaw, Wake" iViili-.r s, Jnrr.es Fiowers, Thomas 'o.'l ?> va " vi", Charlie Howard, \dol? i* 'Iho.v.as Johnson, Jnir.es .'"rar.l.! n Powo. k'a: McMillan, Charley C ilv'n fallry, William Francis Cox, Cu'.Tif n'hiio sold, Wunnnmakcr .Marsh J. Gibbs, Robert Hammonds, Bojan Turnage, Ely Ray, James AIsrool.s, Chop II. Shnnon, Ellerbe [Jlackucil, Leonard Dellon Kir.g. isaw C.ro<-n, Eligah F,. Sowed, Lin! , avis, J;.j Wilson, labn Borrman, Vlexarder lludley, Jake Sullivan, llu'us Evans, Pate Miles, Joe l.ov.ry, IVill Redfearn, Perry Bennett, Ben 'raid! m Mc.Vanus, William Blakney, Peter Williams, John Fletcher Monro. Emmons FundorlmrL- n?rfi..Oi Wilier. White John Atkinson. we wish to request our 'riends to be careful as to .iir ac:uracy of news reported for pubi; ration. This paper was nurmfornevhen last wee., it reported the i:inr iage of Mr. S. F. Davis and Miss ?eurl Johnson. No such marriage, ve new learn, has taken place. :HESTERFIELD WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION LiiiERTY HILL CHURC Program of meeting to be h.-^. iv o' * r 1 and 2 : 10 A.M.?Devotional. Mrs. Ik (I. Futulerburk Words ol iVelcome. Mrs. H. A Funderburk?Response. ivlr;. A. il Mungum?iloll (_.. ! ef oeict as; Reports. Song: "Jesus Calls Us." Message from State President. ] Reports of County Oilicers. Presentation of Associational Pol cy. Elejiion of Committees. Noon hour 2 P.M.?Sunbeam Hour, conducted y Mis. C. L. Evans. % ! Devotional?Miss i.oretla O/cbum. Murch, by the children. State Sunbeam sontf. Sunbeam demonstration. Uoll CaN and Reports. Lucile Chapman Memorial ? Miss .laud Funderburk. Report of Sunbeam Methods?Miss dary Adams. i Adjourn. 7:30 P.M.?March, by all the ountf people. Sonjts: "America," "God Save Cur joys." Devotional?Rev. R. M. Haiglcr. Add rem?"llo.no and Foreign Mis-, ..i..13," Dr. K. A Brown. x i Benedict.on. (Jet. '2.? 10 a.m.?Devotional, Mrs. J. A. Funderburk Our Yountf Women in the Field of Service?Miss Mavis Funderburk. The Bible in the W.M.S.?Mrs. C. i. Rivers. Our Camp Work?Mrs. B. S. Funlerburk. Personal Service?Mrs. II. O. Baj?:?tt. Noon hour . , 2 P.M.?Devotional. Mrs. F. B. Funderburk?Aged Min siuro. ? Mrs. A. T. Standenmire?Murgaret 'und. Mrs. Melton?Obituary Report. Mrs C. C. Jenkins?Report of Comnittees. Election of Officers. Closing Devotional. Mrs. J. M. Rollings will present the ause of Christian Literature and take lubscriptioau for uu; pe.'iouicais. All delegates coming; by railroad viii pease notify L. G. Funuer>urk, Fugeiand* C., R'J, as to what .ime to be met. at Pageland. ' I TULSA REUNION " ! OLD CONFEDERATES 1 1 :1 COMMITTEE PREPARES TO :u ; ENTERTAIN ONE OF LARG EST REUNION CROWDS DATES SHE SEPTEMBER 24-27 ? I U, Committee Cucy With Organization Work and Large Fund Secured to Defray Expenses of Dig Meeting. o i ? Tulsa, Okla., August The Confederate veterans. Sons of Confederate Veterans, and the Southern Confederated Memorial Association, hold their annual reunion this year at Tulsa, the first time the reunion has , elected Oklahoma as the stato in o which to meet. Tho dates of the re- '< union are September 24-27 Inclusive. Railway rates of ono cent a mile i each way from all parts of the country, ; have been granted by 1):rector-Gener- / al McAdoo of the railway administration. Tickets will bo placed on do about Septctnhor 19, good for return passage until Oclober SI. Them rates will apply to all mora- *? bers of tho associations named above and to members of their families. Tickets are to be purchased on tho o, signed certificate of department, stato ml camp comma" Vrs and adjutants. Tho certificates were supplied to tho reunion committee l>y tho railway authorities ;>t Washington, and tho , committoo sends them to the officers . 'of the various Confederate organizations throughout tho country to be used in securing tho low rates for I all entitled to them. No ticket can " bo purchased unless the cortificato ; '* j Is shown to the ticket agent. It is, ! i uioreroro. Important thr.t : 11 who in-; tend coming to the Tulsa reunion pro-' j, Tide thorose'vos nt once with the! necessary cer'Jf.eato, by applying to commanders and adjutants. ! Tho Tulsa reunion promises to be one of tho most successful meetings . tho old Confederates and their fatni- , lies and friends hr vo ever enjoyed. A fund of ? lOO.Odd lias been provided by the people of Tulsa to enlert tin 1 tho rounion. W. Taio Brady is chair- ' man of the general commit too and Nathan Bedford Forrest is gen r.tl \\ secretary. Tho couimitte- is composed of a number of Tulsa's most , enterprising oiti r.s, and they nro e taking much int rest in their work. Tin' usual mess hall and sleeping arrangements have been provided for ^ from (1.000 to 1Q.OOO old Confederate veterans who aro to be preferred guests of the reunion committee ' Owing to dt Ri:u; 's for touts in the army. It was Impossible to secern tcntage for th e old soldiers, but probably a h tier arrangement than . ten's has been made. Tho sch ??>1 a ithorltles of Tu'xn. at. the r'pue ' of the fuqioo ( >r mittn* have order" I the public : bonis to he suspen ' 1* ; ft.r tl:o onpre week of the reunion, ! ami tho old - hliers will sh-. ? In tins f drool hr, Th"?e hulhlings are ! l of hrlolc. < in store hip!-, nod thov are pi, vhlerl with ai"p:e toilet fic'ii'iM. 1\\ tor and electric lights. Five thousand double inatlres es have been pur- ii chased by the' reunion committee, and i , other necessary bedding provided. A large tent will be used as a mess hall. ' It will be located within a block of the convention hall In which the business sessions of the reunion are 1 ? to be held K. A. Pickens, the man who has succe-if Ty catered to many i Confederate re,:::' lis. has been nn- in gaged by tho reunion committee to do ra the honors for tho old soldiers. Ho 1 1:; now in Tulsa waiting for bis friends J to come. He v.ill serve; bis guests throe meals a day free of all charge. r;, Tho convention hall in which the | business sessions of the reunion will {,, | be held is new and attractive. it I pents inoro than 6,000 people, is well v ventilated md s> ..muted as to n >t *" j tie interrupted by t e noise of sties t 1 traffic. Ttie hall 1? equipped with a fine pipo organ, one of the finest In the southwest. Ample arrangements havo been l> t made to accommodate all reunion vis\ Itors, in hotels, rooming houses and private homes. The city is full of good hotels, and rooming houses. ; I Restaurant facilities arc as good as ;r any city affords. Tulsa is situated in the great oil j belt of Oklahoma. It Is a wonderful section of country. The surrondings w are entirely differ* nt from any other 1 i reunion < ft viil !?< a new expo;- ?? fence to thousands. Tulsa \\ 11 extend ,j. a cordial welcome to every reunion | visitor, and put forth her best otter- I gies to make the week the greatest ? one the Confederates and their friends I I have ever enjoyed. "On to Tulsa," is | tho watchword throughout tiie south * O...I s I auii nuuunvmv> | Every mail brings to the reunion 8 committee hundreds of requests for | ; reservations of rooms rt the hotels, | boarding houses and private homes. J Applications for certificates upon ? which tickets can purchased kee; h j) two stenographers busy attending to |tfyom. The heads of departments and J divisions report Increasing interest 1 In the Tulsa reunion ill-over the south j and southwest. The demand for * rooms Js not conflrwd to one section, j It is "widespread. Tulsa expects a 1 largo attendance and Is malting prep- 3 rations accordingly. . I i ?| - , kVi^J. > i 1 I e.D CROSS CALLS FOR LINEN SHOWER AT ONCE The Red C.r*-, f- missioner for I ance has cabled that the hospitals ! i in urgent need of the following } pplics: j 1,2."?0,C00 Ruth towels 2,.<0d,0Q0 Land towels ^ i.7~0,000 iianderchiefs 1 i^./,t<00 Napkins. j hv American Red Cross Head. .r crs at TV a; hin.Ron has carefully | n;< derod th< best way of filling ( <?-,0 requirements. < :s exceedingly diilicult to secure ese articles in large quantities in the maiiret at any reasonable price -di.y, and we have finally decided to our chapters to share in providing i e n: ,;clcs on a plan which was tried i i.x. successfully ir a limited number eh. piers cp.nc months ago. f h; Lir.cn Shower he plan referred to, known a3 the .nm Shower" is to ask each family eent'ii. Ue one article or set of ar. " of h u. .hold linen from theii o oc .. I;t tii 13 way, without ' etcr tl reduction either of the ".jtelitdd stock or of the sources s;ipp!y, large quantities of uso:>: "c'lr.i e. n '>. secured for Red work and it is hoped that Chop: t :v'i p. ris of '.ho country wil i i . .H i plan of ddii ig the present quisitions. Things to ilotsembe? ' he ; rhele w.nted should ho new ' 3at>st....iiaiiy iie.v, a:.:! should bt s'rony rather than line texture. . iu u;-, iryi q? f.clii.ie.t ibrtu.d :ih j ul this to:- thcr \,;!h the li ir?. i i.;. rp to which the ar ::es \\:ii no subjected i.v-.i e it cleat it wo would riot he ju-hified in u3ii>} nei? n< rleii sh ;ruiu; space to scn< .'?!> liirj.* hu1. .Won.' ard ouraLU licit ?. Ar'.icl o7 veiy -ine ?ju tlitj '" re v.l. ' i: h ?\c t.. : dy bfc.t pu considerable use will last but ; r. tin.c n fi j.c ssicate early recement. i i?j Tunc Fee lh; S -over i ( n.>.?;? ;, in tile Cnllcd Sinte 'e boinjc ca led on to pro d the o, t.i art cic.-> durm;r tlv 00'- ci>: i. 'v..* i: .September -!Oil. ?ih. W !'..t youc eh tptoi c-?- 1 pernio ..i the ntl.-r at this no, jci.ii:-; the ; . n the widest pospubi iy. e.*y article con ion tad wii In. real use in hospital hose equipment and facilities are n.u? s.-u y!y. tr'od. We bio r.u. or\ household.'*'in your section wive a part in the Lii - d Shower and -o aj..nia show lh .i ihe iled Cro. i f.ti : v-.n-y need for r? i!of. We I: - 'hi dvy a^ot"d your ir.pter the .allow' jc a:\icle.s, as youri M of tj; . luthe 'a l>i'. ision'a quota; allotment X-llln. 277 lh-.lh to-.vels; bf>ri Hand towels:; A Hand erehiefs; 27 Napkins; lbO j ice! s. Specification* , t The ar.icio sd.ou! 1 he now or rub- j .I'.uiully :.ew ami slmuM be i>f sliu,i^' j her than line le a:ro. Whatever ?sf-.ihli oblu'u in i. aim i:-! without 1 ekasi. Specification fi lth i owols, by t! ir ehe: ; 1 HiVnt!.-, X by "l!! inch Hand rr. ief . ! > by I >' inches; Napkins, ! iiy 1 1 inches; Sheets li t by 102 eiies; 'I heso sli' els r-hiuid he hc^ y unbleheil muslin finished with 2" hem at p and 1 u:. hem at bottom. Au" ilii.r to the Cheraw Chapter -e lake r. do, ami send donations is wee a to Mrs. V'/. 1\ Poll ic't, Chew, S. C. RUBY, ROUTE 2 Mr. IJ. ('. Wadsv.erlh was in Chev. last week on husinesv. .Master Lu h *r Melton visited Masr I.eo Wadsworlh Sunday. ' be Uov. J. I\ I'urvis and Mr. W. in ami son rumored to Coin bin Inst week. .diss Kss'e Wmlswor;h spent Sua y with .Mi?s Jessie v' '!toii. Miss Mary Johnson left recently r Co or Col!o; o, llartsville. M s. \V 11. Melton visited Mrs. 11. Vvads'.v onh Sunday. Mrs. J. P. Melton and daughter, ins Itoaie, visit i! at the home of r N. C. Jones Sunday [ I!*.; ,iof*? ?*. vi- -a thr? ? ... - . ... ?? Vi!? ^UV Ol. UI r:?. ('. \V::<|^v >>rih Sunday. Mr.*W. L. Melton visited his father, l< r. Joel Melton, Sunday. Subsc This . I'i.Toct: v'o October 1st. 10 of The State will be as folio Dally arid .'Joel,-ay, per year Dc.ilv or.ly, per year. Suaday c.n'y, rcr year Semi-weekly, per year . . . . Short term subscription:; invariably in advance. Un'i' () lober first tk year in advarco will bo a< CH.00 per year. Subscribe to Th" State no paper covering local, State to yrtur b-?me as a daily visit Address, The State COLUMBI/ / ' ??1???????p?;???mjmmmmm 0 TO FILL QUESTIONNAIRES The following have been appointed ay the Legal Advisory Board as aslistants to the Advisory Board to serve without pay to fill qucstionaaires at Chesterfield Courthouse, it Chesterfield Court House. Those to serve on Monday of each week for the next three wee'rs? White: J. A. Knight, W J Tiller, Ed?ar Porter. Colored: L. A. Thomas. To serve on Tuesday of each week for the next three weeks?White: C. L. Ilunley, R. E. Rivers, B. F. Teal. Colored: R. E. Foster. To serve on Wednesdays?White: M. J. Hough, W. G. White, C. P. Mangum. Colored: T. H. Jackson. To serve on Thursdays?White: G. K .Laney, J. C. Rivers, H. M. Odom. Colored: W. L. Butler. To serve on F'ridays?White: B. J. Douglass, 13. S. F'underburg, D. L. Smith, J. A. Welsh. Colored: J. J. Hunter. To serve on Saturdays?White: W. P. Odom, C. II. Rivers, T. E. Mulloy, Eugene Wilson, B. J. Guess. Colored: J. A. Little. The above arrangement began on Monday morning, Sept. 23d. G. W. DUVALL, Chm. Local Eoard. \V. P. l'OLLOCK, Chm. Legal Adv. Paard. TEAL'S MILL Promotion Day at Mt. Olivet on the fifth Sunday at*" 3 p.m. Everybody is invited to come. Mrs. J. J. McQuaig was the dinner ruest of Mrs. S. A. Wallace. Mr. Clifton Wallace, of Camp Tac! son, visited his father, Mr. George Wallace, Sunday. Mrs. C. E. Clark has returned to !:er hor.ia at Cheraw. She has been ' visaing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McQuaig. We arc sorry to report that the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. .cQuaig, Estellc Willie Mae, is sick it this writing, but we hope for her i speedy recovery. Misses Rebecca and Corh McQuaig I .ad their sisier, Mrs.-C. E. Clark, vis< (\ Mrs. E. II. Stafford Thursday. Mr. Boston Caulder and family .vtre the i:nner guests of Mr. and ""s. Bob Gibson, diss Co-a McQuaig visited Mrs. jonn Gunner's Saturday evening. Best wishes to The Advertiser. PATRICK Mrr. it. I'. Uniphreys, Florence, pen: th? wee' -?rtd in town. Vrs. T. L. ^ar'us and little son, Maud, are vis,v..:g relatives in Hamit, C. i\!rr. Porrin Smith and little daughter, of Glenn Springs, are visiting *r" nils and relatives here. Xo'v/it'is.anding the fact that the .walher iast Friday night was very disagreeable the minstrel given at the ,i >1 house .as a grand success. SNOW HILL Piivato Bunnic Davis and wife .pen Sunday with his parents in this community. Messrs. Henry Lee and John Freeman spent Saturday night at ^tuby. Mr. Oiho Parker spent Saturday and Sunday with his uncle, Crawford '.von, ni C'.iiap Jackson. He was < < tir.panied by Messrs. Hard White, "n! nnie Lee and Willie Lee. Miss Maud Freeman was the guest the Misses Carrie and Fannie ' .;.:i h recently. Mr. William Freeman is visiting his sen, Thomas Freeman, this week. | .here \ ill he preaching at Snow . :i ! the second Sunday at 11 a.m. ( ^ We are sorry to know that Miss \*t.;o White is siek at this writing. Mr. Bud Raylield and Joe Eddins . ? returned home after a long va ai inn. Mr. Konnie Campbell visited his ..I !:<>; Sunday. X< r. Doss Davis is at home on a furlough from New Jersey. I he Rev. CJardiner held services at Sn.?w i 1 ill Sunday evening at 2:30. i he meeting was well attended. Bos. wishes to The Advertiser and its many readers. RABBITS FOR SALE \>v Zealand Bed P.abbits;4 months aid $r,.00 per pair. J. L. CRAWFORD, Chersw.S.C. n Rates of Stat 18, the subscription ratct W3I * $9.00 7.00 2.00 ! 1.50 t at sanii rate. Payable lis for not more than on^ ?cepted at the old rate, vv. and have a real newsanil j,*?ncral news, come tor. . J Company r ^ s. C. m.h mimimim m mtmt < >