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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
TY COBB'S FAREWELL

The following is Tyr,is Cobb's fare
we'll rusSSas.. 10 Detroit fans:
Il want IL come back. want n play
ball with the Tigers once again. Eat II
it Is 'dccr,cd that ] dc not return
wait you 10 know that | appreciate you
ail--that [ am leaving you with thu
thought that you ar" ali my friends. In
my Years of las ball hay" always tr!cd
Ia give my best efforts. hay" meyer
wTut'-l To play IN 4 team other ihan
tho Tigers | said years aE" that !
wuult never play away from Detroit. |
am glad that | havr been nh" I" sHs-
tain myself. l am Suiu;: /" France and
10 thr bail" fields. viii b" IN II" gas
and flame division and r>i"ct I" *"e
some hard lighting. Eu, am not doing
my NOR" tlnLn every HHl'-h'i!"d man
who can do 81. SHOULD b" doing.
cobb has Il wifi. :i,ri jhr''. ':nIn!rcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
Don't Experiment With Catarrh;;
It Often Leads to Dread ConsuTp tl0n

and moro aggravated and finally
reaches down into III" lUuS.;. AID -.
eryorr recognizes thr alarming condl'
ton that results whcn The lungs are
affected. Thus catarra rlaE be the fore
runner OF that most dreaded and hope
less Of all diseases. consumption
No local trratlnrn; affords pcr1na'
nent relief. EXprri'ncc has taught
that S. s. s. is The QUE remedy which
attacks the disease 1T lis source. the
blood, and produces satisfactory re-
suits in even the worst cases. Ca
,arrh sufferers are urged 70 give S. :.
s. 4 thorough trial. Il is: sold ny ali
druggists. You are invited to write 10
the medical department for expert adj
vice as TO how TO treat your own c;S"
Address Swift Specific Cp,. ass Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
|IHEEI HIGH OPENS SCHOLASTIC
SEASON WITH FAST TR|ADELP HANS

consistently from rs far back as tho
30-yard line. He has remarkable &C
curucy and when he has picked UP ms
normal distaiic, is expected to prov" one
Of the best drop liickers Washington nnd
jefferson has had in long limo
Bcllairo and LiuSly will not open up
until the following week. leaving the
gar1e tho eauIr AZ the Fair TrounoS
and the one between Wurwood and MinGo
as the only ones for the coIninS week.
This j. ideal weather for football. and
.y,.. :,rnpcr backing this week viii do
much for the upliftn"u; of the popular
fall sport. aud during this time OF an
x,ety. the game n"nds all the support
you can possibly afford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
HYHR PREPARATORY BRANCH
OF TILE WEST vHGN1A
UNIVERSITY.

The 18th year Of the West Virginia
Preparatory Will open Tuesday. Sept.
..,h, 1915. Departments: English Pre-
r,,r.ltory. Engineering Preparatory. Agri-
culture. Normal TRIMMING. Music. Do
nestle Science ana Commercial. Why
pay u big tuition in Commercial School
when YOU can receive AS good training
here, where living expenses will not =.
Us much as Conmcrcih Schools charge
fer tuition An opportunity Tor several
vt.1nc men TO earn eApsnscS while at
tending school For information and
catalogue address JOS ". stayman.
I'rin. kryser. W. Va
au-l7-20- "a -31-scT-1+c1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
SOCIALISTS INDICTED

NEW YORK. Sent. @3.-Ahrahan l.
ShiplacoT. q New York stat" assembly,
man and Socialist can'!!dat" fur con-
grcss in brooklyn. together with John
Reed. ma gazinc writer, who was recent
" III Russia. were Indicted to-day iy
the federal grand jury. charged with
making disloyal remarks III public ad-
tr,.sses at Socialist l'lsS meeting IN
this city recently. TIL" Indi'tn' US i"-
ruSc them OF rejecting upon I'll" IN"
,ivcs behind the participation "f the
United States in the :lii"d expedition. IN
northern Russia.
Reed waS arrested shortly :ti"r ih"
meeting and r.l"as"l an bal. Shirlh-
rn:r was notified to-day Ia Appear with
him to plead to the indictments toner
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
Realty Deeds TOOd.

Thomas Ayers and AIDA l.. Ayers te
Frank Mikula and Mary Mikuia. land'tr
Calcrlin township: consideration. Slp.t
Lucy Ida Lindsey to Henry Beal, lane
in Shadysidc: consideration $lo0. \
James r.. Fuller TO John ~ FuthcyD
land in Mead township; deed to correct
title.
Scion r. Littleton and Ella r. Little
ton TO Peter Stcmkowski ct AL, land in
Pultnoy township: consideration, $2,iJ9
John y and Sarah Fnthey to. Jane
r. Fuller. land in Mead township: deco
to correct title.
James H. Day and Mary E Day IA
William MarInic. land IN Somerset town
ship: consideration. s70o.
Gil c. Russell and Mary N. Russell
to l.. B. Russell land in Holloway: corr
sidcration, Sl.00.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
Rev. Leroy Inwther.

Word has recently been received from
Rev. Leroy Lawther. pastor OF the Pres
byterian church Of this place, and whe
has been at Camp Taylor LOUISVILLE
Ky. for several weeks. that he has bee:
recommended for first lieutenant ahe
Will leave shortly for either France 81
Russia. Rev. Lawthcr will receive (
fifteen days furlouGh and will arrive a.
st. C!airsville on Friday. and will cor
duct services at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday. September ~. and there i:
no doubt but that q large crowd Will at
tend both the morning and evening ser
vices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
FOOTBALL SQUAD s. A. T. C.

NORGtHrOWN. ". Va S"r,. GA
big Sur,rs'. was "prUrC t"'iHy when ~
az Tho !nni!nta!l.'.r funlhail squad w"ra
8ndsIcted into Tho :. \. r. 4. ahead Of
tn" regular StU'i'nt> body a@d places m
tn" .,r"'.ial barr:lrl:s urnv;i'rl tor the
purpo&". 1t Is expected that ah"'t Is
others will br InduC;cd 'cmorrur.
No practice WIS held on III" Held in-
day. ths Mon being husy arranging
classes and with military matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Common Pleas Court.

The fall term Of Common Pleas court
begins today and 1t promises TO be \
very busy term. There are Is? civil
cases and 1870 criminal cases on thu
docket. The work Of the grand jur1
Will start Wednesday and over 900 wit
ncsscs have been subpoenacd. witnessed
having been called UP TO and ;nclud!ni
October l. All motions and demurrer
arc To- be- heard before Judge Charles :!
Lynch today. and on Thursday forty ~"
ulicnnts will be heard for Citizenship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
You Will Never Be Cured by Local
Treatment With Sprays and
poucheS.

C:atarrh is a condition of the blood
band cannot be cured by local appll-
ications OF sprays and douches: this
has been proven by the thousands
t~ho have Eainly resorted to to this
anethod of treatment
CatarTh should not be neglected
sor experimental with. The wrong
treatment is valuable time lost, dur
sing which the disease is getting firm
'er hold upon its victim. and making
lit more difficult for even the proper
treatment to accomplish results.
Though Catarrh makes its first ap-
,pearance tn the nostrils. throat and air
IpassaSeS. the disease becomes more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
Personals.

Miss Myrtle Bickerton. Of Bellaire. |:
visiting at the home OF Thomas Btcker'
ton.
Mrs. Catherine Curtis will cave today
fora visit with friends at Piedmont.
". W. Cowen is at Columbus today or
business connected in supreme court
/ David Pursglove and family are visit
inr relatives AT Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
pEuG CORPORATION.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Sept. ga
charter was issued today by the secre-
tary Of state to The TOdd-Timbcrlako
Drug GO. rt Charles ton. 10 conduct
drug stores ut sane place: capital stock
$1,000: incurpuratUrs W. ~ Todd Anna
Todd, 7. q. Timhrrlakr, l.. c. Timber
lake and C. J. Van Fleet. all Of Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
Modern Priscilla Club.

Mrs. John Stitt will entertain TIL:
members of the Modern Priscilla Clus
at her home on Marietta street Wedncs'
day evening, complimentary 10 he!
daughter. Mrs. Frank Woodrow, OF New
York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24

Hiram Calvin Miller. OF Marion. ant
Nellie Alice Black, OF GAINESVILLE.
Samuel FctcI and Tllen LundGren
both Of Martins Ferry.
Mike Hanna. OF Blaine and Mar.
Matz Of West Wheeling.
Robert \. Crooks md Nancy Eliza
beth Graham. both OF Alicd"nia
Clarence Randolph. OF Lancaster. ant
Annie Winland. OF Bcllaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
BISHOP cURR1ER DEAD.

BALTIMORE Sept. "%%.--Eish"r Ch1s:
Warren TurrI'r. "f IN. Hath"li" church.
died an II train this evening when on
his way from Waldorf. Md. 10 this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
FOOTBALL LID WILL BE PRED OFF
IN ALI, CLASSES WIEN SChoI'-
ASTIcS Meet SATURDAY.
Teens Are on Edge and Ga,ne Means
Much to Either E1even-other
Notes OF Schools.

II Is Wheeling high again that Will
star, the season Oft with blaze OF
glory and from all Indications X - go
ing II b. a red hot battle when She
cor,,.e together with the SPEEDY Tci:ui"i-
, mia ,l"I,n i'r",iCtI"uS several GAYS
AZ, were 20 th,' Effect that W hc"llnS
would have one OF the greatest teams ~
! history but tie dope has been COM
pls;c;y upset by something that did not
appear in the heri:un earlier III the sea
son. MANY rcnrulh..r that tho boys n;
. -h.. schools were Included in this last
draft. Wolf T. toll the whole story
IN q nu.shclI. thc youngsters ar" grasp
ius at the chances 10 :uter colleges h"-
fore October /. to get IN the framing
sections thus putting th"m In line TOT
army. Wheeling had the host material
IN recon, yc:irs hut with the opening oE
school ..NrrciSrs y"Strrda! morning, roll
call found that sore OF the main cog
tnf RI. mighty team which was TO ha:,
b,cn formed absent fr"rl th"ir rccita'
,iuns-and why simply because the boys
have become 4 bit uneasy and are tax
i1,c- a ,.fl;tuC-. whether FOR tm' :'cSi OK
not. some think II IS Il wis" move. while
many contend ,h;tt the boys should H;t''
stuck 70 their posts 20 light t"T thei3
alma mater until tho end. Woods. Frtt7
C.n-y Frltnan and ono or two others
hays leet. which puts n" team in very
embarrassing cnud. ton For the opening
game.
Zach Calvin stated that II" h;rt good
material to fiji tn" vacancies ana that
when the boys roup OUT on IN" grid IL
l,ig surprise ia in store.
Trird"lph:a has bon working hard an
DIR Inv instructions Of Coach Cobcrly.
and will Dc in tit condition TO put up Il
scr;,ppy BATH" Th.: gridir"n has been
ra, in excellent shape and tn" bleachers
erected. with the expectation Of the
largest opening day attendance in recent
years.
Perry Strong.
Martins Forty VIII have a fast evelen
th:s year despite tn.. over-abunGance OF
weight. Albert Grah;Isn. one tine star
on The Washington y. I. sl"Een OF
Wheeling will Likely have charge OF the
bows. II was enormously stated that tho
team would open up this Saturday. but
j; is the following week. Lisbon being
tho opponent 1T LHagu" park. Martins
Ferry. That Ferry has becng doing
wonders goes without saying. and the
; following extract from Washington.
Pa. Papers shows what the youngsters
can do:
vickers. the Martins Ferry. o.. back.
took whirl at drop kicking yesterday
! and kept putting the ball over the bar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24

Any other teams that nrc going 70 hc
in readiness ar want games should adj
dress "Sand!oi." in car" Of tho local Of
flee. and attention will hc given. Let
this. column h. your medium Of rN-
change and 1" your bi; in aiding the
writer. and lets pull together 10 Sec
Just what W. ran max" oft nf this cnr1-
pick football Situati"n which ut times
appcars very bright ana then is knocked
on; by some unforeseen obstacle. rms
great winter sport should prosper. and
If IN" fans rally 70 tho support 81 tho
Youngsters regardless OF tho kind &C
game tr'm"m,,"r you were young "n"rl
and support thu hogs IN their "mdravo-S
fh.s rnrouraE"nlrnl will do wonders and
This flaw viii IT, very easily eliminated.
Spirit. Legality and h"ncGl-i" goodness
sport will win. and just Il it'll" effort
il all that Is necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24

These arc tho two kings that arc
the trade mark Of the Z. 4 q.
Shop, which have led the way to
economy in ~ other cities.
Here to. serve to You on or
about September 2Gth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24

'lnuehtcr have gone 10 Washington. Pa,
Cor Il visit
Mrs. Earl Cannon Of Alliance ia here
for short visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 4. ". Peterson.
Ecv r.. A. Porter 81 Columbus f.:
visiting with his sister. Mrs Mary Hays
Il South Main street.
Miss Mary Mcdonnell and sister. Mas
Jcnnttr. visited with their mother. Mrs.
MaIis"a N,.rnnnall. oyer last Sabbath.
Mrs. Robert Mcconnell. son AND
daughter. and niece. nf Unity Station.
We're over Sunday guests Of Or. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Hughes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
Probate Court.

In re estate Of Robert Caruth. de-
ceased: motto" o: probate returned ans
Med endorsed. with proof Of service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
Rcnrys Strong.

Last ovnn.n;: !, was announced hy tho
officials of the popUlnr Henry club "
the East End that 4 team will he nui on
the r-idirrn ihi:: season that will equal
tho excellent On" Of Ia" past when the
hnys playru q %currl"SS tie with thu
North Ends rt Martins Ferry t"r the
valley hnn1rS nj tn" "Tr"cn' h"?"r"
som" :.6"0 fms If the material on hand
is available thorr is every reason 10 be-
licvc that thu team will l." ono nf merit
ami in the. race until III" md. Several
ncH men will be- adrl"d-lhat was To TIC
expect cd--and despite tn" losses by IN"
army route Il combination Of TIL" Al va
rirtr is all That thr fans can crave 10
see. An important announcements was
made To the effect That coke" c"un"rs,
one If tho most prominent football men
of this vicinity and 4 player Of not"
himself in his day. has been secure II
handle The drstinics " this combination
for thu ensuing year. Evening practice
Will he held on Tuesday and Thursdays.
Will" IN Sunday mornings the boys will
b., given tho finishing touches. The FIRST
call fur practice is this evening and nll
players wishing a iryout, and ptrticu-
larry the following. are earnestly r"-
uucStcd To lac on deck without fail 1T
tn. club rooms ut sharp
Baker. King. MaIclla. Jarvis. S'hwan-
enb"rrrr Walt. Holmes. Doyle. Watson,
Smith MCIilnnon HraHdiaSS. Marvin,
Dugan. Devil, Eusk"y. g. MarEcr.
l;li*kc Tiumm"r ana Lattim"r. II is
thought that the t"nm will open Tho
season Sunday Il week with either the
Cupid club nr Tho Pauis. game t" hc
played nj Tunnel GrCrn with tho YAM
kocs and their opponents as prclimi-
nary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
ION The SANDLOTS"
, @%%&%@e$%@% 90
By "YOClEC."

BY "YOCE-.'
Football is gradually approaching III
the amateur class and sunday Will sec
tho initial ncrrnrin.inc"$ Of some "f tho
teams. while AL HOG" ihat lht'h" ne
i,.r ru the ,rirlirOu Will be ~ practice.
Last Sunday many "i ~" alert o'!7
were on; ..rtl!uE tin, Jump" nn the
others, and all appearances point I" Il
good amount uf games. pIrt!rulariY IN
III" amateur class. Tho sand lot organ
cations are all cxp"r;'d - to classy. and
from the dup" g.yrn "u' ~ the rrSp'c-
ave camps Ill W.! "" IN line with only
good clubs ur nonc ut all. Already tho
Macks. Hcn"ys Walkers. North Ends al
Ferry. Cupids. Faults. North Ends OF
Wheeling and l:ruw""d have siEnihed
their intention or being ~ III" muddlr'
which is enough clubs IN make I'll" game
= go this: season. and unless something
that does not appear la happen nj pros
rnI looms up most everything IS ross
and the fans are promised some good
battles.
Paulls-YcnRccs.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
between tho paull# az .A''navt!i" ANA
the Yankees u: tn" I.aS; End Tor
earn,. IL take i,i;,c" Ir"N; sunday on ihc
Tunnel Iir,"n grounds. i:"th clubs arc
in the rae. for n" h"n"rs and q spirited
srito is promised. Last season these
teams We're amnr;; ~" tnp-noich"rS
and even better result" arc expected
when the hoyS line UP again lame
will he called n; : y. n.
Fest Practice.
Tho writer has not been informed al
any other teams playing. and from "ui-
ward appearances !. looks ~ though
they Will not start $" "lriy. but viii
profit by hard workouts. IN" Cupl"S
under the guidance "f Arch Games. one
tiIur star nf Tho famous stats clever.
IS grttIn. in some me" work and Il good
account will h" given ~ thi% popular
clah. Martins Ferry xii! b" r"!'i"%'nt-
ed by The speedy North Ends. and we'd
received shows that III" hnyS AT" busy
on tho Mil field and Will b" ready 10
take Il crack ut H." best Of them within
tn, ucXI W,.i.. r:hrr teams VIII hr
Sprincrg up Will" III" Ma"kE. Nhnk"Hs
and the rest will hc preparing In 10
their bit"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
+ + r r r r & E r r r r r 1. .
NORpH LANCASTER +
+ + r + + r r I. I. 4. r = = 4. 4

Lancaster, S. c., r. F. d. /. Nav
"o.-Cotton has all come to a good
stand and chopping it out is the or
der of the day now.
There is good deal OF corn n
plant yet on the low lands. The
continued rains makes IL a little late
planting, although it is soon enough
yet to make good corn.
). w. and j. f. Craig have both
cut their alfalfa the second time and
they say it was fine.
Wheat and oats will be to cut now
In a few days. Some wheat espe-
cially the late sowing is very much
hurt with the rust. The Fulgum oats
are nearly all that we have. II seems
they stand the cold some better than
the others.
Gardens and potato patches show
up we'll and l think will make good
yields. The bugs are on the potatoes
badly.
j. w. Craig has been taking his
honey this week
Mary Craig was at home for the
weekend with her father, ]. w.
Craig.
Mrs. S. w. Craig has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Miller the
first OF the week.
Julian Fripp Craig. who is at
school In Erskine, will be home in
a few days for the summer.
strawberries are done now and
May apples and peaches are both
ripe. as well as cherries, to make
pies, etc. but my the sugar it takes
to go with them and it scarce too.
Why don't 1t get plentiful again?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
Mr.. Allison Dies Suddenly.

~ j. p. Allison, well-known resi-
dent of this city, died suddenly at
his home yesterday afternoon at six
O'Clock, He had been enjoying ap-
parently good health and walked out
on his back porch where death came
unexpectedly. Mr.. Allison was about
so years of age and made his hom
at the old Allison homestead with
his two sisters. Misses Mamie and
Matte Allison. His brother, George
Allison, after a visit here, left Mon
day for his home in San Francisco.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
ARE U-BOATS LURKING
IN SOUTHERN WATERS
Passengers on Brazilian Ship Say
Wireless Warning Was Given the
Ship or the Florida Coast.

An Atlantic Port. May 3O.-Re-
cent reports that German subma-
rines have been lurking in southern
waters off the American coast were
given support today with the arrival
here of Brazilian steamship. The
passengers, said that on Saturday
last. when the ship was entering the
gulf stream off the Florida coast,
wireless warning to look out for
submarines was received and that
the captain Immediately changed his
course and made a very wide detour
before heading again for this port.
Sir Leslie Probyn, one of the pas
sengers. former British governor
general OF the Barbados, who Is on
his way TO take the new post of gov
ernor general or Jamaica. said that
before leaving the Barbados he had
beard that German submarine had
\en sighted on May 16 near Bermd-
0pe report to this effect was
an American vessei. an
y a British Vessel, he laid.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
PERSONALS.

Walter Cauthen, Of Kershaw. was
in town Thursday. .
TO- .gM su
Mrs. J. - Smith is spending a few
days with friends in Union.
Sheriff Hunter and Chief Orr mo-
tored to Charlotte Thursday.
Miss Willie Reed returned home
from Winthrop. college Wednesday.
Miss Zula Ingram. OF Kershaw.
visited friends in Lancaster. this
week.
). ID. Taylor and Miss Molivia
Taylor returned home from Column
bia on Wednesday.
MISS Lucia Murchison has return.
ed home for the vacation from Agnes
Scott, Decatur. Ga
Pelmer King, of spartanburg
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John King, THIS week.
John l.. Reed, Jr., left Thursday
for Camp Meade. n. j., where he will
enter the military service.
j. Hazel Witherspoon and John NJ
Madra have been enjoying a fishing
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
Sunday School Picnic.

On Wednesday the A. r. P. Sun
day school gave their annual picnic
on the creek banks in the pasture of
y. Roy Cunningham, near Grace
station. At the hour OF nine, the
happy throng, having gathered at
theesRhurch, were conveyed in cars
to this ideal spot of mother nature,
where swimming. wading and varied
out-of-door sports were enjoyed
The noon hour feast, spread under
the lovely shade trees, was the chief
est delight OF the day, which was
both in abundance and of choice
variety.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
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LANCASTER EQUAL 4
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE /!
= Mrs. Leroy Springs, President. I.
y Mrs. T. Y. Williams. Pub. Chm. !.
+ = + r I. + I. {. + J. !. j. + = = 4. =.
That yoteIess Voter

ihat NoteleSS Voter.
We're reconciTed to meatless stews
To Hoover's rules and McAdoo's;
we do not mind our cotton duds
And bravely face our daily spuds-
We've learned to make a seamless
seam
And get along with creamless cream
The wheatless cake is orthodox.
we've lately camouflaged our clocks.
Near-leather goes into our shoes.
And oft we scan the newsiess news,
The heatless. lightless war regime
Is part of each domestic scheme.
Just one thing we can't understand
The voteless voter in the land,
Mabel Dunlap Curry.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31

Robinson-Cloud company. ]. r.
Wylie.. Harper Hardware company,
Edwards G Horton. +. b. Rcddev
company, E. w. Sistare. The Funder-
hurk company. Bennett-Terry com
pany. Mrs. John Crawford and Mrs.
ii. X. Rice. who. have had charge Of
the local solicitation are still busy
with the work, having made a house
to house canvas of the city. Those
VINO wish to buy stamps. however,
should not make it necessary for
these ladies to call upon them. Use
the telephone or send to them for
the number of stamps wanted.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
Crowds at Swimming Pool.

8 The swimming pool at theLancas-
ter Ice & Fuel company is attracting
large crowds daily, each day seem
ingly the crowds increasing. Mr..
Harper contemplates enlarging the
Tool and building an addition which
will be about nine or ten feet deep
for the accommodation oftthose who
desire deep water. This would not
affect the depth OF the present pool
which would be used by the children
and those afraid of deep water.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-31
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh Is local disease, greatly IN
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