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cHANcERl TRUST DEEDS.

Edith J: Waldrop to II. w Goodwin.
1880 ~ i'i'
Nicey Morris to 5. w. Robinson. Jr.
trustee. 21X1s5 feet west line Of Rucb
anan street and - feet south OF chris
tan Street May -. 1917: $685.
- w ID. Marrow ct ais. to Old Dominion
Trust Company. trustee. 33yl.o fac,
horth line of Marshall street, 30 feet
east OF Twenty-ninth Street. MAY 81
American Construction Corn to w
t. Rcdd. trustee. lot O. square as Iirh
land Park. June :. 1917: $3.50
MAX T.. Ruchrmund to J. r Carncal
trustee. e'NIo feet north line Of Baker
street. "a feet west Of 81. Peter Street
May 20 1917: s3.ISO
Frank T. Lewis TO J. W. Robinson.
:Ir.. trustee, 20Nl32 feet ives; line OF
Ihirty-iirst street between II and s
streets May -. 1917: SSo7.
William II. Roldin ct NIX. to s. w.
Robinson. trustee. 20 feet depth not
Eiven) west line of st. Peter Street
80 10 feet south of Calhoun Street
june 4. 1917: s3lS.
Teresa l.cholo to II. \. McCurdy. trus-
tee. 60Sll1 l-2 feet northeast corner
Miller Avenue and Roberts Street June
4. 1917: $4,000.
Oreste Puccinelii to II. Seldom Tay.
Tor, trustee. 30 feet Ill-2 inches nv
50 feet Sl-2 inches northeast corner
Main and Eighteenth Streets. June II,
1917: s9.750.
Max NJ. Calvin ct NIX. to Howard SUIT
ton. trustee. block 8, Chestnut Hill
June >, 1917: s5.740.
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l25 North Eighth Street
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Real Estate Summary
tHANCERY TRANSFERS.

James II. Barker ct ux. to r. H. Har-
WOOD. portion Of lot u. block =. Gin
'er fark June II. 1917: tax. s12; SI0.
Muhlcman & kayhoe to Edith j. wal
nrop. - l-2H125 feet. known as S6e0
$3.50 ~ i'i''
Muhleman e Kayhoe to Edith J. Wal
Hrop. II feet 4l-4 inches by 20 no
t"ct east line of hftcen-foot alley. l35
icrt east of Belmont Avenue. June Q,
James $ McGrudcr Of uy To G
rose. August :, 1916: tax. 81: sio
,haries J.. Sanders ct ux. to w r.
I'rimkard. Jr.. lot I: square .. Highland
Park June 6. 1917: $500
II: Werner; 2oxl+o feet cast line OF
Twcnty-tifth street 90 fee, north of
liechlcrs proncrty. May -. 1917. S4On
>, William Ellvson CT ais. 10 Edward s.
Eozc "OXl2' feet west line Of Thirty
third street. at north line of 6 street.
John f. Ciavle special commissioners.
10 Leroy T.. Brown. 31Xloo feet north
inc OF Dohson Street. June s. 1917;
L.. Gordon ct ny. to Max r Ruchr-
ol9 and %, North First street. June
s. 1917: $1,000.
Margaret f. curlcy to Frank r
Lewis. 2oXl33 feet west line Of Thirty
first Street, between r and s streets.
May ~. 1917; $3.50.
NJ AY1 Garra Land Ian ,cgomnsny; IpC. to 4.
Rrookdale. March Ii. 1917: $500
William r.. Palmer to Orcste PUGET
nclii. % feet II ID inches by lS2 feet
Sl-2 inches northeast corner Eich-
to"nih and Main Streets. June :. 1917:
tax, $3.50; 81"
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STOCKS SHOW HEAv|NEss
AND PRICES TAKE DRO?
Condition Is Attributed to Apparent
Apathy Over Liberty
Bond Issue.
Spectators Continue to Accumulate
Railroads, and Boom Is Expected
IL Increase in Freight Rates Is
Given hy Commences Commission.
ny nROADAN WALL.

NEw YORK. June IL Stocks were. heavy
today bcc. wsc subscriptions - the itHerN
bond issue have fallen 50 far sho:' .. s'.-
oral expectations ltublc> went ~ ne"
80 record again. ;h:s time .,E Nri;V1
Sent 10 ihe hEhcs; prices On .HeNrN WaCi;
-Ss.ly AL options crossed - cents Hc"S>
..ciinrd md indications pointed ~ = ~
vance in thc call money rates E-Se 10
ii. day considerable strength Ms> i"~"t-
,-Stcd in III. market when ECIs.-r tti'
ocks and controlling issues. snt Ee"srSi
Leather continued ih"ir -GN-nSc ~
good liquidation from the ncs'Ha'"s 81!
I,cumuis,ion OF railroads conunuct :.
b. Confidently expected that an increase ~
.,.> NIL l., granted. and that w'tr the
tttldN u"W cars IN" government proposes 10
luid Will furnish u boom Tor rails.
I'm the general Industrial! list stocks moved
.,-ckw.rd IN .bou, the same proportion tn!
u. q advanced.
NEW YORK June li.--Mercantlc paper.
Is.a5. sterling: siNty-dny bills $50, com.
COMMERCIAL Si>ty day hil>, SA7i's; demand.
sl7ii.. cables, S76 lis. R.r silver $50.
MEXICAN dollars, 5s'2. soy.rnn.nt hSnds.
steady. railroad bonds. irr. OCULAR. Tim"
loans firm: si>ty days. ninety days and six
months. fs1i. Cal! money. hrn; ruling
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Thu following building permits were
issued yesterday by the building In
spcctor:
j. w. bradshaw, to erect brick ga
rage at COZ East Leigh Street: TO cost
$500.
u. Is Elan. to repair brick store at
$40 North Seventh Street. 10 cost $500.
j. Il. ELAN, TO repair brick store at
o22 West Broad Street; 10 cost $S2H.
First National Sank, to repair brick
office building at =. 10 and l. South
Ninth Street: to cost $500
Rev. j. i. Peter. to repair brick
dwelling ia West Franklin Street; to
cost $1,000!
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BUILD SHIPS AT SAVANNAH
Contractors for Pnrt Of Government
Fleet Buy River Front Property
for New Plnnt.
Inv Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Terry
& French Co. shipbuldcrs. who have
been awarded contracts for twenty
steel ships by tho United States Ship
ping Board Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton, have purchased :hc river front
and about 100 acres Of land at Port
Wentworth. near Savannah. and will
build a shipbuilding plant there. it was
learned to-day. Tho ships arc to cost
slo.0oo.000. and each will have ca
pacity Of $500 tons. The first must
be delivered within eight months. and
the others not later than eighteen
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS

10 Lane stern ct ais. trustees to
w Il. Huff CT ais. lot 90 block %
Highland rark June .. 1917: $4,000
r. Sitterd!nE ct ais. trustees to T.
G. Martin ct ais. 20Xl30 feet north line
of Ealdng street l2l feet west Of
Baker Street. June s. 1917: 500.
j. II. Carncal. trustee. TO Nicey Nor.
ris. 2iNl6I feet west line of buchanan
street. -. feet south OF Christian Street
June II, 1917: 1863.
J. - Carncal. trustee. to Niccy Nor
riS. 2IXliJ feet west line OF buchanan
street. - feet south of Christian Street
June II. 1917: S30G.
Charles Is. Willis ct ais trustees tn
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MONEY TO
LOAN

Why pay pawnbrOkcrs 100 per
cent per annum. when the EQuita BILE
Loan Society. Inc. will advance YOU
money on your watches. diamonds
and jewelry at from &C to go per
month? Your collateral can be re-
deemed in installments. We redeem
pawnbrokers' tickets. and can save
you money by so doing. All business
strictly confidential.
l25 North Eighth Street
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M.tltitIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court Figures after names
denote aSe):
Alex H. Southworth t2S) and Mary
Ruth Newman t2O. city.
William l.. Anderson CAD and Viola
Adams t:ly, city
John Leroy Cont $3.50 and Callie Lee
White t21). city.
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COTTON NIARfSC.TS.

NEW YORK. Juno ll--Tho COTTON marNct
showed greater strength during to.dar's
trading than At any Kim" sine" tho begin
ring 81 the bull movements. Every delivery
ON the list sold above tho 2i-ccrt lcvcl. with
July contracts selling - 2iJ. or $40 per
halo above tho closing price o. SATURDAY.,
and nearly -. c"nts per pound alloy" tho
low level ~ last month That delivery
closed a, 2it9 with the general list closing
excited AZ = nc: advance ~ To- 10 III points.
Toward The rItddi" ot tho afternoon some
recent sellers turned TO cover and prices
Shot ur very rantdiy until July touched
"iaT Dctoh"r 2iC and December - liz, or
80 20 - points not higher in the late trad
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nv 'n'Inh'ci to advance to-day backed
On strong ris" I'm raw cotton 6uo;stinns
day ~ ~, goods hay" hc"n CHANGING from
sironr urt, WorStcd dress goods were
succos and the prospects arc good for
cinrba,,"' record high prices ON. line of
tR.nn EI.r.EsRSBnRG PEANUT MARKET
-, NV H"dr"-s ri.,--,-,,c- G. 80 -.
"a IERSRCRG. VA, juno li-sp,p,sh
bushcI ''"s Nct weaker. S2.S5 per
Fs nnnrSinias-Farncr,' stock-Ma,k.t e-,,
az Jumbo. SIC ner pound e1tra ,r,,na
''"no. prime. Sc per pound
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May .. 1917: tax. Sa.7o: s.
WHY Vaiyn w W: Gregory ct ais. 10 ". J.
Heights. May -. 1917: S4.i5n
w. w. Morton OF ais. 20 Blake 7
harkcr. lot 81. square 1922. Richmond
anu nmanchester Land Company. March
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%Ew YORK. lun" uror, movement
Mddl!ns 1850; me, receipts. n bales:
81, bales: StocI: So So bales
To'al .C- w"ol,-%r' rccCiutS ASA bales.
Total for S.a.ou-Nvt receipts h.o3o 90
bales: exports 5oos.sH- huics
Kew ORLEANS June IA rise ot nearly
Is bal" UaE forced in cotton to-day by
h~avy huylA :h.. t,,uk o: which appeared
10 come ..tros- -ut~.d" sources. Tho bulge
hHrau on N" oi."rinr ana tho ring found
difficulty - meeting the demand tro'n III"
start. Professional traders were carried OF
their frn', and IN. market Was taken away
from thorn. N" best OF The season prices
we-H ia 70 III points M. and IulN stood at
:. .o5c pound tho highest quotations on
record hore Tn" close showed = net gain
a. ~ 20 ia POINTS. l. wa ono az the widest
Advances over soon in day.
There no su-ftC" features 10 account
Cor IN" huviuc Tn" r".l reason fur Tho
irr nrovAmru' NcirE tn" belief that supplies
LET" from the OLD crop and tho pros
Drr-lNo Supr'i0e 30 ho obtained from tho
"rn0 now growing would not bs l.rr" enough
20 meet world requirements. increased t~
they recently haE" been by me- "utrsnc" "f
this country into tho il"arish fcaturos
~ ne tav wcr" entirely ignored. 'hr good
weather ovC- n" ho'i aud improved crop
accounts h wing no effect
Closing lid July. 22?T. October. - o.;
D"cerlN'or 49, l~rg.rN -'i' March @2 60
Spot 'o''nr s'"'dr. :" points ur. .~l"s on
~" .ro' ";. bales. 20 arrive 20 bales
Nldd'iu= @ar1c.
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months from June 1. 1917.

Port Wentworth Is just above Sa-
vannah. and is on the Savannah and
Atlantic Railroad. Details Az to tho
plant were not available here to-day.
but IL was understood that construc-
ton work would begin Immediately. in
order that the ships could he laid down
as rapidly AS possible. These twenty.
ships will be part of the great fleet Of
steel and wooden vessels that the gov
crnmcnt proposes to build to overcome
the German submarine war.
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HrsTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

w. j. Wyatt ct uX. to Pollard e. Bag.
by. Inc, trustee. 62Nl4S feet. known
as sol West Twenty fourth Street
June +. 1917: so.l2O
w. j. Wyatt ct IN. to Pollard & Rag.
by. Inc. trustee. 62x14S feet. known as
5000 Semmcs Avenue. June 4, 1917
Sara
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HENnICo RELEASE DEED.

ii. a. McCurdy. trustee. TO Charles
l'rowN. "3Nl3U feet east line Of Tween
ly-seventn Street. 100 feet north Of
late street. June II, 1917: 5000.
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DnNik Nude Iruhfcc.

j. Lee Davis WAS appointed n trus-
tee of tho Monument Methodist Church
yesterday by Judge II. Carter Scott
in the city Circuit Court to fiji tho
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Il. Il. Dudley.
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RICHMOND pV,IpI'CT s:.REVT
Mhnleshle nuntufInnL

Poultry misunderstanding chickens very
rl.ntifui sne dull: demand very Iieht. hens
iU very light receipts; demand heavy not
near enough coming in 80 supply demand:
outlook higher. ESgs-MarKet hrm and
active: receipts Ngh'. outlook higher
Buuer-Mhrhet in extremely active coudi-
lion receipts light: demand heavy. mo-,
MARKET dun Live stock and veals con-
'inr" In good demand ana command top
market price arrival.
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MISUNDERSTANDING City. n. j.
NEW HOTEL MERTON rIKE

Vermont Ave. and Beach: capacity $50.
very moderate rates for the comforts. APP
polntments and table of the larges, hotels
$3.50 up daily Special weekly large cool
3cean-Niow rooms. etc. Booklet. II. l.. FAR
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Frank b. Grubbs. 2SxI2sl-2 foot.
known az lS22 Floyd Avenue. June 5.
1917; SG,12O.
HUsTiNGs nELE AISLE DEED.

NJ. ID. Nunnally, trustee. To y. ".
IrcSOrS Ct ans, lots / and >, block Il.
Noouland Heights. June II. 1917:
$3.50.
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CHICAGO GRAIN ,I,REET

'HitAGo. Jun" ll.-Wheat prices took an
UPWARD swing to-day. Influenced by a hiC
falling OF in IN" United States visible supply
total tn" market closed unsettled = To
r"n'S net higher. with July At 2.SS and Sep
temh.r III ?u!. Corn gained to cents;
ats. IN To Si>. provisions. 10 10 "a
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Comnanv

The rroIress,e Railway Of the South"
J. 30 T.. NJ. Slecpers Atlanta and Jackson.
Vile. $50 l.. NJ. siecpers Jacksonville Tsr
pa and Key West. ll.lO +. NJ coacha'
l2:ij l.. NJ. slsepeTs Atlanta. Birmingham
.Iac ksonviile. Tampa and st. Petersburr
Trains arrive: SEQ y. 81. 1852 ~
A NJ 500 y. ~ '' ''.sV
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NtW ioHk Jun" l-Recvc. o.
bulls $500 81 80: COWS g. 80 easier
I've. steady: v"als. yi2j0l, $1,000 cuI,s
S .a,l.H SIX FIX ieI and skim milk calves.
e., SSh5|'r i'm" lambs. steady. sheep. ,sroar
r"'@, ' S,sg = 20, lambs. N:icQ 81 -:
r. Us easier =, fl5ooG $3.50; rough. 81, On
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RICHMOND nay MARKET,


H'NN'o Jun" l-iiocs: receipts Mo0o.
W'"h' mo, w u" ""nis below saturday =
:N'i"E"i hUlh, $3.50 n si5i5. light Sn.5 ~
-: -. iHiNcd. !l4 go Sli55; heavy sjS0sp
Woo: r"ufh. SiisDH $3.50. pigs, S0 ooTi sl+l IL
h't!"- Receipts. 1900, slow native n. .. Z
- w. s'-aH sl@-'5. stock"rs and f.cd,.rs
f,f'H 'I,'g. COWS and hctcrS. Sos a s!l 50:
Shc'r. receipts. 800 strong w.thcrs
E'riN" SII'', lambs, St.j" q $3.50
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Seminary Inn, Waynesboro, Va.

most delightful place 70 spend a vaca-
non Honi, niEh Ia the Blue Ridge mountains.
1oni nights; Water from Basic Lithla
hErinS; Good board Large aud well Ven
uIhteu rooms. with beds ike you ind In tho
tcst city hotels. Fine roads 10 many place,
OF OF, interest: Good music and danoin. in a
tulIhinS separate from main buiiatnS on.
inaut!ful cottage with nvc rooms for family
OF cohEcnial friends. Rates &I2 TO SIS Tor
ono person address SEMINARY ISE Tor
further Information. " 80
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Wholesalc Quotations.

(By w. q CrenshHw e. Coz
Richmond. Va June u. 1877
Vegetables.
irish potatoes, per Dbi....... n II 90
KutaoaEas. per bbI............. 80 u ! W
ORions. per cra,s...........,. Il . 50
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,
Southern RAILWAY system

4i..Ia 1900 kt....v...-.--.n -, SIAM,
scHetu!r hhuits not sua:antrec. For IN.
eouth-llA!iJ' o:SV a. NJ. local. 10 80 A Al
express. 4. NJ. eApress, ll.l5 =. ~ ex
t!ess. si':pLEf car Open 500 l.. 81; !. % /.
NJ. local Tor ReysN!.!c. chase CITY and An,
inIu JuGCtIon-Meck Gays. A1o4
YORK RIVER L!ne-1..5 a. NJ AMI -
J.. ~. daily local to West Point lilo - ~
Gai!y. except sunuay Steamer Train 90 .i
rect ES tor Bh!tIluVI-. ~O'
Trains Arrive tcninond-Frorn the South
100 a. " ana I: - ~ ~ 1878 T.. NJ. itI5
J.. NJ. Ga!!y. $40 y. 81, eACeu, -,,'',, -.
rom West Point: $40 a. II and ..iS ;.
~. can steamer 4E"!n s:i1 a. A.. uaiiy
OnICe ;vI l.. Main 81. Phone M.diso- -,
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SCHOOLS
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

"The West Point of the South"
Collegiate and technical course, combined
WIN the rigid discipline OF AN army ms;
and b. y. degrees conferred In Course
Virginia Cadets tuition free
Lexington. Va. Gen. r.. w NICHOLS, Stunt.
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

ONLY LII RAIL LINE TO SuttEpI Z
Leave tyd street station. kichinond
FOR MORE OH 'G..5 a. Nj sou
$500 l.. NJ. 800 l.. 81. a. 81.
FOR l:iSCHBCHG AND THE WEST
$50 4. NJ. 80 a. Nj. 300 T. 81 49,
T.. NJ LoGa! To crewc '6!3a T. NJ 49,
Arrive iichnond from Norfolk: .11.Io
a. ~. 'G:3J l.. NJ. $500 l.. NJ .li.so = ~
from the west: '6:l5 y. NJ. SEE ~.
1.:lg 81. :l:5U T.. 81. .J:l7 r. NJ s.I1c
i. a. 'i'' ''0'
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. .sundav
", n. BEvlLL. W c. SAUNDERS.
J.. 7 g., k?Hn9ke. g. r. A. Roanek..
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

,.,.. DRY GOODS
-Ht.M 1tlih Jun" II Tho dry goods mar
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HUSTINGs TRANSFERS.

j. r. InEc ct uX. to II. ". Humber
lot H. block 26. Woodland Heights
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Blue Ridge Region

Mountain section along Western Mary
iand Railway. Illustrated booklet rrceI
J ist OF hotels. boarding houses Write c. r
SIEN RI. y. i. a. Balt!moSe Md
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Observation-Disclosures
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"Kant-U.kum-KamDs
Clifton Forge. Va.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia
Springs and Bath IL

opens June l. Elevation 2i5O feet. Cures
Dyspe psia Nervous Prostitution Maiarta
h imev Disens"s. Rhcnmntic and Skin Tfou.
pies nhd Female Irregularities. Clears And
tcaoties the complexion. Write for BOOKLET
NJ. G. THOMAS. Manager
Crockett Springs.S Va
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kenilworth Cottage

occ"" Front ind Virginia Avenue,
VIRGINIA. BEACH.
VIII open June LIST For Inform,+,o,
anu reservations. address until MAJ
3Oth. MRS II. Il. HEDRICK. 3 Peina II,
Place. Norfolk. Va
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-08-03
FUNERAL PARTY
VIA AUTOMOBILE
Remains of E. E. Thornwell Ia
ken Through Lancaster in
Automobile Wednesday

"A FUNERAL party passed tbroupb
Lancaster Wednesday night in auto-
MOBILES, carrying the body of Earl
T.. Thornwell from HartsviIle %
fort Mill Mr.. Thornwcu was =
prominent lawyer of Hartsville and
uied In his Office in that city wednes-
day from heart failure. Owing to
poor railroad connections, il was do
'e''i'heu TO take the body through
'he country to Fort Mill where in
'erment took place yesterday. Those
composing the funerel party passing
Lancaster We're: L. B. Stephenson
L. r. McAlpine, ]. r. McAlpine 7
Is. Davis and L. w. Dick. Mr.
Ihornwell was the eldest son of tho
Iate Reverend Dr.. j. II. ThornweI,
he was prominent lawyer and was
well known throughout the State
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-08-03
Mans Fear Of Death.

That whi.. we term the fear Of
death In n>rmal men and animals lie
an expression of their desire to live.
Were 1t not that this desire was deep
~ implanted in all living things they
would soon disappear. This is shown
oy the efforts made to end their lives
by those who have lost the desire to
live. And losing 1t they lose fear con-
cerning the future. AS rule they are
victims of perversion of sense, feel
Ing which may be only transient or
continuing. Exchange.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-08-03
YOUNG MAN LOST
LIFE IN CREEK
Everard Starr of Rock Hill
Drowned on Massey Farm
Last Wednesday Morning.

Sheriff Hunter and Magistrate
Caskey received information We'd
nesday that Everard Starr. the 49,
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Starr of Rock Hill had been drowned
IN Waxhaw creek. The Lancaster
ofhcials went at once to the scene
Tut decided that no inquest was nee
essary. The young man. accompanied
by his mother and two younger
brothers, were spending a few weeks
at the home of DR.. j. +. Massey in
this county. and the three boys went
bathing Wednesday morning about
IL O'Clock. They could not swim
and when Everard ventured into
water over his head he was drown
ed DR.. Hay and DR.. Massey worked
over the body for several hours IN
an effort to restore respiration but
they could accomplish nothing. The
body was carried to Rock Hill We'd
nesday afternoon and the funeral
service, conducted by Rev. F. w.
Gregg. took place yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-08-03
Famous swords Of Japan.

Some famous swords of Japan have
as do some famous Jewels, their own
Individual names. One sword Of great
repute was called Little Crow" Le-
gends and superstitions are connected
with such historical blades or their
makers. One of these makers was
called the "One-handed Smith" Tho
story goes that while In his apprentice
ship to an older artisan he came to
learn everything his superior knew, e1-
cept the exact temperature Of the
water used in tempering. Finally, able
to endure his situation no longer, he
stole to the forge one day when the
master was working alone and pre-
pairing to temper finished work Of
high quality. Rushing In, the younger
man thrust his hand into the water,
only to have 1t cut of by the irate
employer.
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500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that 10 catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the dis ease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stirution and assisting nature in doing its
work. Tho proprietors have so much
Iaith In the curative powers OF Halls
GataTrh Medicine that they orfer One
iundred dollars for any case that II fails
20 cure Send for list of testimonials
Address F. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 75c
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New National lishea.

At banquet, the superintendent Of
the mining department oe large
firm told this one: At minerss
union meeting held at Bisbee at
the time there was an attempt being
made to unionize the camp, the ques-
ton arose as to whether Mexicans ad-
mitted to the union should be allowed
to work underground. One speaker op-
posed any such thought on the
grounds Of difference In economic
equality of the whites and Mexicans.
Waxing warm to his subject. he shout
ed: How do they live? You all know.
What do they wearl You all know.
What do they eat?"-(voice from back
of haI)-"Chile Killarney and Torpe-
does. s."-Engineering and Mining Jour
nal.
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PERSHING VISITS CAMP
American Soldier Kills Another Owe,

American Soldier Kills Another Over
Gard Game.
American Training Camp in
france. Aug. 1.-(By the Associated
Press Major Gen, John ]. Per-
shing, commander Of the America n
troops, arrived today at the training
camp for his expected visit which
had been postponed from Monday.
The program originally arranged for
his reception was carried out. He
was accompanied by three French
generals, and is expected to spend
two or three days here inspecting
the various billeting places and the
training grounds.
There was an unfortunate occur
renee in the camp last night. Two
soldiers became engaged in a quar-
rel over card game and one of
them kicked the other several times
in the stomach The latter was
found dead later in his billet. His
assailant is under arrest.