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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Col, and Mrs. Leroy Springs ant
captain Elliott Springs returned yes
terday from New Orleans where the,
attended the world cotton conference
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Misses 10 Lee and Caroline Porter
OF Winthrop, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Por
ter
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21
Common Pleas Court Next Week

common Pleas Court Next Week.
The court OF general sessions hav.
ing adjourned Thursday night when
1t was to have taken up the whole of
two weeks, common pleas court will
convene next Monday, October 27
No court is being held this week
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Mrs. w. w. Fulghum has returned
TO her home in Birmingham, Ala.
after months visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Payseur
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Roy n. Walkup left today for north
ern markets to buy goods.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Miss Lily McManus, OF Wiptbro,
spent the weekend here with her pa,
ents
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Mrs. Fred Still is spending q fe
days in Lancaster with relatives
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Miss ,Essie Russell, of Easley wa
the weekend guest of Miss Eli2
Moore.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Men Dress Shoes, made by Endicott
q Johnson and other leading lines, in
kld, tan and Gunmetal; good solid
Snoes IN dress and knockabout. Priced
S4.4S, S4.95, S5.95 and $3.50
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-10-21
STYLISH FOOTWEAR FOR Ladies

Made by Smith, Brown and Friedman Shell
by Shoe Co., special styles in black Kid
Boots, tan English boots in high heel mill
tary heel. Priced $3.50, S9.95 and S1l.5O
Ladies Nice Military Boots, in black Kid
and TAM Priced $5.95 and Sc IN
Ladies and Misses English Walking and
School Shoes, medium heel Priced S4.9s.
S5.9S to G. IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

Aspsndsd spon the rsosr< u your thar.
momstet. wish you'd ssnd him .
wmd o. tvo. lie might hiss me In his
svAutu6s."
"oh. DO stop that noassrssr I OF.
claimed psttishly. There Isn't Q word
OF ssnss In what you're saytng. DO bs
SERIOUS . minute aad tell me one thing
Doss Natcs OrantiAnd really Imagine
that hs 10 20 blame h any way for the
aecidsatr'
What have ] iust been telling you'"
she demanded huffiiy.
Then you may Givs him . message
from me- said earnestly. Tell him
that ! said I vas alone 10 blame. and
that II 10 only owtae 70 his skill and
aulchns.s ths' . terrible secideat was
svsrtsd,"
I'm take him tAsi message In a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

room 10 summon Ka,is. when iAiliAa
10 dlspleAssd her very hack 10 eloquent
o her dlsapprcvaL
u wish w~s twenty ysass
younger" Her Yiuffinsss" observed
psnsavsly. hot ~ psnsivsly. however. -
10 prevent her sendins . saucy shrlR
II lllltaR's direction. "I'u ~ " bseAh
tee ribs but what ia nats Major
Orantland sIt w and take notice. Nee
just about tho peaohisst tAing rvs sssa
since I Gas . SRI. tie isa't - haad.
soms. indeed, sometimes ! thIWh he's
quite plain. but there's something 90
very special. 80 different about him
don't YOU thlnh %. MsGsisr'
Bhe shot a bright ahrswd glance Al
me. one which ! knew held more than
spice Of mischief. Little Mrs Dvrhss
10 hho naughty little girl soAnsunss
In her good natursA mahes,
lie 10 u very remarkable man. Of
course" I replied making my voice -
sodato and non -ccmmittsi a. possible.
''but never thought him - . pArticu.
larry attractive type
A svrpviss ~ Msass.
"You'reseithse telling a tall one or
you're a. blind a. . hat she remarked.
and ! never noticed anything the mat
ter with your eyes since I've known
you. Hut must run along back 10 tho
poor man. Goodness knowS ! never
saw % fororn specimen. Hs's 6ot
II into HE head that he's TO blame be-
cause n was his car that struck yours.
and he's certainly IN an awful state
about H. did my best 10 cheer him up
With my very best tea. also my most
cheerful brand Of conversation. but II
wasn't one bit Of uss-
Gee. wish could havs . man A.
concerned over me as he 10 over you.
I'd lead him dance ] promise you
Wen. so long Wha, shall tell the
major about YOU He's sitting over
there with his tongue hanging out.
waiting TO zee whether you've walked
with q high temperature % mol. He
seemed to think the fate Of the world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

Husband

NJ hasssaes Mes. ovskss Urovshs
oAek % Msd0e.

Ws mseesee Mrs. ovehss orovshs
Ueeh 70 Mseos.
y LILLIAN vA1sssA frsss the door
way and coRfroatsA httio Mra
- Durkss miiitastiy.
"WAst - yss nssaAr' shs Asmsndsd
Oh -rply. Il saw Major Orantisbc drive
Away IN his car an hour ago"
Her runinesa" hgtdlsl.
"supposs he did"' she retovted. He
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

hurry" the little woman paid from ths
doorway. and her high .hseled pumps
click .elacssd rapidly down tho stairs
Lillian was feeding mo ks,irs ds.
licious connection. with my little maid
herself lowering snHIousiy srooNd us.
when "Hsr F1uffinssr' returned with
an Immense florists hos 10 her oAubby
anna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
REMOVED ME CORNS
AT ZONE
Vaneouvsr Man Triss Simple
Home Recipe for Corns
With WoadsYful Success

Mr. D. Morris ef Vancouver. n. C.,
suffered frcm pAiRful corns for years
until hs tStsd . simple home remedy
Ne states.
Il had tried vasicus remedies since
chms here. but none Of them were
ever N sueeessfui a. Cactus Corn Com.
SOUND"
90 to any drug store end get q small
bottle Of Cactus Corn Compound Pain,
your corn with Il, end shortly the corn
dropa an 10 pain. % danger. or loss
Of time fhls 6estle 10 sufficient 10 re-
move 1eosns u coma Any druxgis'
vin refup1 your neasy II you are no,
saiishsd. tAdv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

= wouldn't lot ssybody bring these
up but just myself" she aid. tussing
Ai the vrspplnss. u made Major
Grnntland kiye Inc just one look ai
Them vhon he hought tham back IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

New vssh ovl,6lNs osl6.
WASHINGTON. Dec. io.-rurchas
Of tbs lismburs .Amsrioan line build.
Ing. u Broadwsv. Nee vsst CITY, wss
snaovncel last alGht ty ~ ehlpoilG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

hoard. The sale was made by tAs snso,
property custodian.
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The hitc II the tsstss nv h Afvtea 10
ps rticuiariy fatal 10 rsitia
The evening world., 1919-10-08
HOLDING SAVES SAXON
FROM K. o. BY ROBERTS

Al Roberts. the sensational heavy
weight az Staten Island. last night do
fGated Johnny Saxon OF Newark IN
theif eiEht-round bout at the Bayonne
A. A. in Bayonne. n. J. Roberts, who
has scored seventeen knockouts In nine
esen nghts, was unable TO kno X out
saxon, but he administered terrific
bfaung " his opponent who is one Of
thb TIVE men who went the hmIt with
Roberts before. Both men weighed IA
pcnnds.
Tne staten Island heavyweight scored
knDtk doHns IN Tbs frst. sc aond, fourth
ami seventh rounds. but Saxon saved
himself from a clean knockout by hold
ing on ~ every opportunity. Al other
tines Iha bell came TO his rescue.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
White Sox Won Only Because
Their Playing Wasn't Quite
So Bad as That of Reds.
By Bozenian BuIger.
Evening World s'rn ccrosronden,J

THE New lorA L,oil.i.a WUslIJ.
%NcINNATI, Oct. S.-The word
Il Psychology has stood up under
lot of punishment in it's day,
The word psychology has stood up
under lot OF punishment in its day.
but II really was a peculiar working
of the brain that beat the Reds yes
terday. They saw the tottering Sox
blow up, slosh around the diamond,
ready and willing to toss up the
sponge.
Right there was. pictured in the
minds OF the red-hosed players one OF
those checks for upward OF S. 900.
They were too close TO the money.
The impossible was too nearly over
come.
The unbelievable was about TO be
attained. Overeagerness burned their
nhsers, and--wel, their tails went
stralght up in the air. The bunny
heart came to the surface. The
sobrlquet OF white rabbits which they
had hung on the Sox two days be-
fore now could we'll be applied 10
themselves. Both clubs developed n
bad case OF nerves and the players
grew so jumpy as TO cause disgust
among the most prejudiced Of fans.
With the Spread of this neck infec-
ton which The heroic efforts of Pat
Moran and Kid Gleason failed to
check, the Reds and White Sox
played the worst game OF baseball
ever seen in a Worlds Series. They
blow up completely, refused chances
Offered them TO win and would have
looked bad in the old willow swamp
league, down there where the UNI
pire carries a rife. 1T was a dreary
exhibition.
That the Sox eventually won in the
tenth Inning Is of no particular credit
to them. 1t was not O question OF
the better OF the two. The Reds
were simply and frankly the worse
A four run lead was tossed away as
quickly as one can dwindle a stack
OF checks when the poker sweat
comes up on ones brow. The White
Sox also frittered away chance after
chance and could have made twice as
many runs but for the spread OF the
epidemic. The extra innings should
The evening world., 1919-10-08
AdaIr and nm nox Draw.

BOSTON. Oct S.--Barncy Adair. the
Irish lightweight. and Jimmy Hnl. the
Australian lightweight champion, boxed
twelve rounds to a draw here last night
at the Armory A, 4, In ono OF tho best
contests seen here IN years. HIN, by
'npreme clevcTnoss, carried off the hcu-
ors In tho first half. while Adair with
'orrlfie body Emashes. cut down the
Australians lead and In the closing
rouJidR had hlsn holding on for dear lie.
Ref, rex. Conley's decision was Rrseted
with great applause.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
Eistic NelUs John p Pollock and Gossip

Patsey Cline. the rugged fighter of
Harlem, and Phil Bloom OF Brooklyn
were matched to-day by Charley
Doesserick to meet in the main event
Of eight rounds at the second indoor
boxing show OF the Bayonne A. c. at
schtStEen PARK, oreehville, N. j., on
psEt Tuesday night. Cline is getting
into condition for the scrap at Harry
McCormick's farm at Scobeyviile, N.
j. Clay Turner is working with him
for his bout with Al. McCloskey at
elizabeth. NsI;.0a Friday night
IA Fhh Bernstein. manager cf Auxls Rather
And Other managers are still Srndng In notices %
me sffec that Jehn Rcisler Is offering bon
enlrahtses for tbkir tsIters TO boz At Tulsa,
Ona, uheuv nanagcrs should know at once that
htsaler b no longv connected with the Tubs
Dlub and that tho new matchmaker v George
Fh,namer. I'd Cochrane Of kanaas City, referee
o. me Glib. has iniOrncd Us that Reislsr Il Gu,
q the club. ' Z 'r,a.
jimmy clsthy. the American middleueieht who
has been spepdinE several years over in Australia
y coming baSa 20 America next yenr. wbn Ton
Andrews. uls fEh promoter q Milwaukee. ~
urna to hk home. Andry~s Ia at Treeant in Aus
tfliA with many AmcricNn boxcr OlahaB wRs
beaten by Tommy Urcn. the middlcweight cham
pion q Amtra.a. In a twenty round bout Il the
big stadium at Sydney on Aug. 80
Harry stone tho locai fchtsr made q wiso
Inovs WbsA he went TO Australia for fights. As
he Bas unable TO Get on any bouts here he has
pot only made plenty Of money out Of the Sgraps
that he has had In that county but he has also
becone 4 fight prOnotcr. he managing Q boxing
clOb at Adelaide. South Australia. whore he has
brought on many sueooniul boxing shoms jn the
last low months.
Joe Jacobs. manager Of Benny vAlgsT. l re-
siOged with oifera Tor his pTo.cgo's services I'm
Oct. ~ tho sensational lule FTCnchnan will
travel to Detroit. where he will exchange Dloas
with Tony Lill before the Wolverine A. U. George
Kennedy. boxing promoter OF Aoa,TeAl. CAnAda As
The evening world., 1919-10-08

uertrude'a went down and the race
was run accordingly. Recount
stopped after going five furlongs and
Lady Gertrude galloped the rest OF
the way.
Paul Fox could save himself and
his friends "a lot OF money by re-
firing CUurcellos for the season.
Yesterday Paul had another big bet
down and the filiy ran In last or
whereabouts. One of these days Cour-
celles will win a race for Paul when
he and his friends have passed her
up and then what howl will 20 up.
Woodtrap's winning performance
in the Iifth looked like a raw form
rsversal, but before post time Jimmy
Hewitt, his trainer, explained the
horses bad race in Mis- previous start
publicly. He showed whore Wood
trap had been badly cut in his last
race and this accounted for his sud
den stop ON that occasion. The cut
having healed, Hewitt felt that the
horse would win handily. just as he
did,
Mad Halter. the hope OF the East,
LETT Laurel Park yesterday for KEN
tucky TO try his luck next Saturday
IN the $50, 900 Latonia Championship.
tue kentucky Jockey Clubs gre1t
fall special at one mile aud three
quarterA for three -year-oldS, which
wiz be run this season for the first
time IL they beat Mad Halter. o
s;rapplng son OF Fair Play ana Mad
cup, which finished second TO Sir
Barton on Saturday in the $4,000
Maryland Handicap, the Maryland
State Fairs greatest autumn special
10" three -year-olds. Eastern experts
v II confess themselves habbergast-
ed. A colt OF which nothing was
heard until the Belmont Park au-
tumn meeting was almost finished.
Mad Halter has developed brilliant
ly. After finishing second to Jock
Scot in u sprint OF three quarters OF
q mile at Belmont Park on Sept. IL,
Mad Halter went over TO Aqueduct
md trimmed a smart Iield In a ham
dicap at one mile, which distance he
covered In 1877 4-6 and he supple
uleated that performance at Jamaica
On Sept. 20 by beating Audaoious and
Hannibal In the Mineola Handicap.
David Leary will have charge OF
Go Halter In the West and Fator
WI reach Latonia next Saturday Ia
time to ride. Hildreth will remain
In the East to saddle Lucullite and
Furchase in the $500 Annapolis
tLLdlcap, race OF one mile and a
.ai and Laurers best fall special for
distance runners three years old and
Jver
The evening world., 1919-10-08

angling to close 4 match between valecr and
frankie Fleming on Oct "a. and " he accecds 10
Jaoobss dsmands of guarantee Of 81 800 with
the privilege of accepting 20 per cent Of he
Hoss receipts. the match will bo closed. This pro-
moteiS Of Wheeling. W. Va. are now dicksrnS
for . boat bst~een valge and Muiter Gooe
Stewart for the Latter part Of this .;an.h.
Herman Taylor. vhp has ossn booking the bouts
thai held at the Atlantic City Sporting Clu,
has completed his card of bouts for the next
show OF his club on THURSDAY night. There will
be three olghtround scraps between the follow ins
boxrs: Victor Richie W.. Little Bear OF Phlla-
dslphis. X. o. Joe o'Donnell VS.. Willie Coulon
and Jack Tracey 70, Joe Mandell.
."rA---
Johnny oIosuey tAAcsew matchmaker Of the
Nstional A. q. o6 ItAiAd1lphia. who made good
right from tho start N, staging a show on
Saturday NIGHT wiich amrsAi the clubhouse To
its capacity. has booked aDother good card Of
bouts for Saturday hAsAt.S Bobby Doyle meets
Little Bear. Joe siandel tAAlis HuEbey Hutchi-
son. Harry "kid" Brown boxes Allentown Dun
iee. Dave Medar ". Johnny Mabonsy and
deotEs young" E-ne takes on wflis Jackson
4 ths SitJ.
Silent Martin. the deaf mute middlewrisht. who
gAe Harry Grdb q stin hattie at st. Louis.
NNoAS AtVs hAs JUST Oorn natcheu
up for another fight with Grob. This time
they will come together in a twelye.round bout
a. Dayton, o.. on the night of Oct. TO- II
Martin StAnds OF Greb again he will 20 after
nasca with chAmpion Mike o'DoNd.
Johnny Tillman. the crack Minneapolis weller.
weight fought such q good battle aRainat Soldier
Bartficld Of Brooklyn at Minneapolis on Monaay
night that the majority Of newspaper critics called
the ccatest . draw Alike Collins. Who staged the
bout. was 30 plcased with Tillman's showing that
he intends 70 match him with Jack Britton fuF
a bout out there IN November.
Dan Morgan. manager Of Champion Jack Rrit.
ton declared to-day that the prospects are that
Bnttog and Benny Leonard will come together in
an eiGht-round bout At the sportsmen's Clue in
Newark the early part OF November Dan said
that he has doctied not 70 let Britlon box Leon.
ard on Oct. u. which wAs the date fixed by the
cluo officials. as he wants Brtton to be good and
strong when he faces Gibson's champion.
Having knocked out Frankie Russell Of New
Orleans in the eleventh round Of what was to
have been twenty-round 90 At New Orleans on
Monday night. Pete Hartley. the durable Dane
has been matched 10 fiGht jimmy Dundee for
twenty rounds at New Orleans next month. The
promoter iS sure that he can get Dundee to &C
copt tho match a. Dundee figures 1t win get him
a big lunch Of money.
Mike MeraEne. the big Irish middic~eiGht, has
been secured TO boz Harry OTeb on Oct IS at tho
Dayton Gymnastlc Club for fifteen rounds u
decision. while tho 18th he viii meet Bill Hur-
10y Of Glena Falls n. r.. at the Troy IN. ~
A. g.. for ten rounds.
Kid Norfolk received 81 800 for defeatinE John
.Oster johnson at the American A. A. OF bAlii.
more. Md. last Friday night, Noriolks ns1t
match viii be At Akron. o.. with Jsf Clara On
Oct. 90 for twelve rounds.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
EmeraId- Play Royal Giants.

The Royal Giants will be the attrac-
lon at the Catholic Protectory Grounds
'anday where they are scheduled TO
ross bats with the crack EmeraIds in
3 double-hender Santop. star sluggei'
= the colorcd team. will play in both
;ames. For the Emeralds. Conlfrey and
'ounS Erhardt will occupy the mound
irounds are situated AT the 177th Street
tALlon OF the Mest Earms subway.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
JeR SrIith Wins Easily.

SYRACUSE. ". Y, Oct. jeff
-mith, middlcwoiEht title claimant. eas~
defeated Jackie Clark OF Allentown
ere last night in every round OF a ten
ound bout Clark was saved from
nockout by his running apd holding.
90 Dunfee, matchmaker OF the Arena
4. C., is ready to offer a $4,000 purse
Dr Smith and O'Dowd.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
and Lady Gertrude the
Only Two of Six Favor
ties to Score.
BH Vincent. TreanOr.

-pSS&tftS &c sBtSfls players ff1Ss Il Ss-
maioa- Yesterday Paddy ard
Lady Gertrude were the only two to
reward the talent. and at that Paddy
was only an equal choice In his race.
he and Belle Roberts both closing at
iltsP. The lattsf Saa. extremely well
played. ornphio ND kapt. Hodda,
aeent equally well backed in the open
Ing event, failed dlsmaily and in the
third race tho COe entry, including
Cleopatra, at I to ., was badly beaten.
orundy In the fifth showed little 10
warrant the play he got and In the
last event Masked Dkheer, who has
quit In most OF her races NJ five fur,
longs. did just the opposite and out
lasted the favorita. Round Robin, at
five and q half. Al told. the days
doinga were but small Improvement
ever those OF Monday when all six
favorltes fell by the wayslds.
The defeat OF Cleopatra by both
Head Over Heels and Betty j., botl
NAVWu AuAhtSASI III lhN NV ohN ohN-
half furiong Hiawatha Handicap,
was the real shock Of the day. This
good filp. which might have been
the champion of her year but for
the presence OF Man o. War, per-
formed like q 10 10 ! shot Instead of
tho 1 To , chance that she was. Thp
sad part OF II was that 10 many II
looked a case OF putting IL down and
picking II up. Always a slow break
or, she took an uncommonly long
time 20 get near the fronL and, being
a long strlder, she bore out badly,
taking the home turn. Doing this she
carried h0r stable mate, Cinderella,
with her. Then, In his anxiety 10
stralghten her for the run home,
Jockey Fairbrother pulled too hard
on fhe left line, with the result that
he was In behind the leaders before
be knew II. Meanwhile Head over
Heels and Betty J. were skipping
along in front and II was too late
for Fairbrother 10 change his course
and win, Head over Heels, dying
fast but ganeiy, Just lasted long
enough 10 win the purse from Betty j.
Recount must have been tired
horse even before he went 10 post
In the third race He was walked
arc und the miniature track under the
paddock shed for what seemed a hum
dred times. with blankets and bilndera
on, before being finally riGged for the
race, Noticing this, q paddock sharp
remarked that perhaps they were get
ting him used to the turna. Anyhow
The evening world., 1919-10-08
Choices DisappOint Again,
And EUen Great Cleopatra,
I to 3 Chance, Is Beaten
RACING SELECTIONS.
JAMAICA.

First Ra-c--sBetty J.. Foreclosure.
Sister Helene. VI - &c. ~ b.
Second Raoe-senator Grow. Poiiu.
Stepson.
Third Racc-Tenons Bon. Whimsy.
Paddy Whack.
Fourth Race--Penrose. Toto. Tick,
llsh.
Tifth Race-Ground Swell. Bar
One, Paddy Dear.
Sixth nace-Lady Wood. Bridge
Player. Ricochet, V. 7.