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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
nv .As.n,Ia,,A rrcss.

CHICAGO Dec u.-woyk WAS re
stunned today ia the mines III several
states ss result OF thu Settlvncul
Yesterday III lndsauApolis OF The strike
@; eIiuntuous coal miuccS. bat !!ttlc
rEld\AtlNn u iUCl restrictions followed
Plans Tor return - normal OF the
PASSENGER train schedules wosc under
>unSidorAt ion TONIGHT
Retail stores ihroushou; The coun-
ny were nINv free 10 kvvN their stores
open iA-CC additional hours ON Satur-
GAS nights UuiN Christmas. to iSkc
SE-C " holiday shoppers
There were indications that with
SCny-ai rrS HMHtfoO ~ mining by Mon
.iAy. some lC$>CHiUg OF regulations
might ~ expected NeNt week.
y :. EUSttS iIrvcior NJ Western DaS-
SStESr tr2i"r- SAsj N'2r> We're being
made ior i return - uN-iuat traffic. AL
though no iadirAttOD Of when Cancelled
rams would - returned - schedules
vS> GlNCN,
TAs business day has been ordered
'c"SJhcUed twc hours IN Iowa auL
;hrec hour$ ~ -. ,.o4iS and the SoUth-
IVES; on Mondays .,,,i SATURDAYS MINI
= = expected y " largely Increased
tM:oUcNo1t THE coUucrN tomorrow.
While ~ some S:AItS increased opera
onS WEI MO- SCI under way before
Monday.
Nearly eve7ywNs-c. sS>sr, n Kansas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
Known pE>rH rolL
~ JACKSON - SEMEN

.rACSSoN, MISS pec l,,--wi:h
~, rS-, .: me State -sceSSns. = high
StSES MS reached I'm smaller
>crsAStS n :rs southern mar. tonight.
Ss& ,&e N2cwu 6cl,s, KEN reached
Ssvc-,
,rae seas sc ;wo white y-sjn,ac-. n
NJ ScSS - .GS MISSISSIPPI; I>Sr.-s'
i:sj,rcNt e,twer- Us;tte<Nu-g -
itat;isss9rs &1d r0' nss7a. d.owne i
wreck ness Ty,sr;cw>
The rood was :ei. the ,-oS: s: fE,..
tisSbu-s and Meridian wher, N2a&-r =
90 negroes a-r St;'l Homeless since .Ns
deluceS Of MONDAY t--,-c-~~sss ana
rasic City. near Merids5'. are sill, an
der water
.aIorc of cs;ablishln@ tran connsc-
tionS 10 tho South from Meridian we've
expressed tonight by Southern Rail
way officials and n through train -
Cincinnati and New York left New o.
leans tonight over this route.
Tho traffic. OF tho Gulf and Shin
Island and mississippi Central lines
: rraotically tied un. y wreck on
South mississippi today when tres
re gave way near Tylertown. one
nan was reported Killed.. Water was
ove- the tracks near Bush. Louisiana
= the New Orleans and Great North
- tonight, II line over which many
IlsSiss.npt trains have been detouved.
service and the dcmoralzcd rail trans
:crtation. an accurate estimate OF
damage probably will not be ava;lai,1a
Cor Sevora! days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
COURT HOLDS POLICE CHIEF
MAY DISMISS PATROLMEN
VI. L. l.umpkin Loses Action in Which
He Denied Right vi sherry
~ Try Him.

In an opinion handed down yester-
day morning by Judge Beverly T.
Crump in the Law and Equity Court,
the Chief OF Police oi Richmond can
.nveSiieate the acts Of pairolmen and
suspend or remove them from the force
for The good OF the organization. The
Kin against Chief ar Police =. \. sherry.
u was. maintained ny Lurnnkin that the
CONSTITUTION OF Nireinia gave the
Mayor and not the chief power 10 KY
policemen.
tile validity OF the section ot tho re-
r.sed charter OF Richmond. which
places control or the Police Depart
mert in the hands Of the Director OF
Public Safety and authorizes him 10
appoint chief and supervise the work
OF the chief in the -coniro. Of his de-
Power OF removal for onenses Is
conferred on the Chief 81 Police hv
section s. Of The City Charter. Judge
Crump ruled The power y, ne MAYOR
20 supervise and comrel the perform
an1e OF duty by AL officers Of The CITY
government granted by the STATE Con-
siltution and Code was not intended 20
.o':flct with the amended city charter
judge Crunp said in his opinion
!.GmiklD was formerly q member OF
Ne prohibition squad Of the Police
Department, and is charged by his SUI
psrlo! oftcHTS with receiving sl0o for
Sial0s IN tre recovery OF : trunk
winch hac been seized when found 10
contain liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

wv WASHINGTON, Dec. }i.-kepreSeuta-
1--WE Galllvan, Democrat. of Massachu-
set,s. announced tonight that he has
hcen notified by Chairman HauCnin. of
The House Agricultural Committee. ina ;
q nearing on his bin 10 repeal war
time prohibition Will be held Satur-
day morning.
MILAN. .ITAI.Y. Dec. il.-several fol-
lowers OF Gabrielle d'Annunzlo have
ot treason.
ssosss EMS, between the PRESIDENT 'i and
SeGretary, Of STATE Lansing. on tire
ahon. Suhstantialiy l., their opinions
are IN siTic; accord, and the secretary
mas no intention Of assigning.
2iaeTea IN a.! quarters here as sound
3S Ga!isd rWiis9n's world utopia"
IS on In Ireland today. The Dublin
mansion house has been seized and Wilt
f ,6. ,ienmporar:ly" in the hands OF
great mass deportation Of Sim Fe;uers
IS Sa!d 10 be under way. with KineIion
as as me port Of deportation. \ dragnet
has Been. spread across the length and
breath OF the Erin Isle and every IN Ia
Hehdquarters OF the Sim Feln and the
houses OF all prominent anti English
leaders arn being raidel
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE no,n!-
nation of Representative AlcNandcr.
Democrat, OF Missouri. be Secretary
% tomms.ce TO succeed William =.
EeGheid. Who recently resigned was
:oni'med by the senate late today
following unanimous approval Of the
2ppo.nlmeat by the Senate Commerce
Alr:XIco CITY. Dec. 1.-THE SUI
pre'ne Court has received the complete
records in the case of William q. Jen-
kins. he American consular agent, who
recently was arrested in Puebla. and
soon VIII render decision as TO
District Court shall Continue an In :
stigation into the charges against
Mr.. Jenkins. with a view to his eventual
trial. Jenkins is now out on bail.
CHARLOTTE. y: G.. Dec li.--Wil-
liam s. Pearson. author, lawyer, for
man. was killed tonight when struck
by . trolley car between the city and
Camp Greene. He was seventy years
If age. and we'll known throughout
North Carolina. He was formerly di-
rector Of the ASSAY office at Charlotte.
advance 20 per cent OF Canadian
exchange in the United states brought
financial organizations here TO the re-
aiiaZ,ion that something must be done
10 remedy the intolerablc condition.
Plans were made for conference to
ccntcrS OF Canada will be invited.
NASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Su-
pTcme Court may decide whether The
wartime prohibition act makes Illegal
the manufacture Of all heer or only
that OF more than o..5 per cent alco-
nol!c content at tho same time it hands
down an opinion on the constitutions
stead law FOR the measures enforce.
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
Demand For Seals
Increasing Daily
One City Sends in Order
for One Hundred
Thousand.

Keeping busy supplying Red Cross
ChrlStmas Seals to the various towns
IN me state, adequately dCScribcS the
conditions at he offices of tho Virgins,
luDcrcuiosis Association. While many
ctticS nave ended the sale drive, there
arc Sti'l numerous towns where
SDeciat efforts are being made 10 ia
crease the number solids
send 100000 more seals: campaign
nroSreSS nS. This WAS one OF the
messages received at tho hcoduuar-
terS yesterday afternoon.
he CAMPAIGN Is in full swing. AS
YOU see, said one of tho members
OF the official staff as She read the
telegram. and we shall keep 1t going
until December 20"
one OF the encouraging features
about tho campaign this year IL the
TACT that III so many parts Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12

could take the place OF boats there to.
morrow and a real estimate OF loss
could be made. Communication was
re-eStabliShcd today between the two
sections OF the city divided by the river
and army engineers arrived from Camp
Gordon TO look into the possibilities
the stream to take the place OF the
bridges washed away. Loss at West
Point probably ran into Sl,0cO.o0u or
more. Food and water supplies. with
the aid OF the Red Cross and people
from neirhbor;nG towns, was in good
shape today. although the business lifc
OF the town was At 4 StSnGStill and
VIII be for POSSIBLY & week.
Columbus still was without street
ear service and thc score Of large tex
tile and other rtsatS IN the Columbus
section were shat down FOR lack 81
rcwc-. Loss IN the Columbus section
WIS estINiA,si .oiAN q: SIln.NNN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12

state the campaign organizations are
being headed by prominent leaders in
the educational and religious thought
OF tho state. Three college prcsi-
dents and number of prominent
clergymcn are numbered among the
chairmcn OF local city and coutny orr
CARNATIONS.
=, In charlottesville and Albemar 10
County the seal sale organization is
headed by Dr. Edwin 4. Alderman,
president OF the university Of Virginia
ana DR.. Charles q. Maphis. professor
OF secondary education at The univer-
SLY SLY; ~ publicity chairman sor the
Pr, j. A. c. Chandler. president, Of
Villain and Mary College, heads the
Inv INV. sniS I organization. for Williams
Jury ana james City County.
In the city of Danviilc the cam
pa'Gn orSani%ation is being directed
~, ~ o mr.: :. e. Crosland. the oxford
Averctt College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
HURT IN FALL FROM ROOF
Arthur benson. OF. Scmmex street In.
'"rc" nj PlHnt of Export Leaf
fobncco COmpDny

Arthur benson. TWENTY-FIVE wars
ga. o. "i' Semmes street. South Rich
mohd; is AT the Grace Hospital suffer-
when he fc!! from the roof OF !, TWO.
story building of the Export Leaf To-
nacco Company. at Lombardy and CLAY
Street,s' yesterday afternoon about /
Denson IS n carpenter. and was
WORKING on tho building at the time
OF inc accident. His left wrist was
raoturcd and his head cut and hru;saI
in addition la a bruised chest, but his
injuries arc not regarded as dangerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
MILLION DOLLAR LEVTE
SAVES CITY OF <JCI STA

AUGUSTA. GA. Dec. 1.-THE $1,000.
200 leS,cc erected here three wears ago
saved Augusta from a frcshct tonight
when the Savannah River reached Il
stage OF thirty-iive feet. five inches
Weather officials say the river Will
each its crest ut thirty-siX feet carly
m the morning. Forty-tive feet Is
flood stage.
a reduction in voltage az The local
hydro electric plant resulting in a
urtailment of street car service clos
ing down of ali Industries using
electricity for power. 5nclu,ting All
cotton mills. and the cutting out ali
White Way and sign lighting in the
Temperature below freezing Is now
gripping Augusta. Retail dealers have
less than a 1000 tons of coal on hand
Mhlch VIII last less than I've haNs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
Actor-isvunEcIist Coming.

y noted sta" and 4 noted play Will
shortly be seen here. The star IS the
eminent actor-cvangcllst Robert Down
ing, and the play Is Ten Nights in a
ia: room" This production IS given
un,ler tho management OF Arthur g..
.A!Ston.
II is not necessary 20 20 into detail
RI pcat!ri: the story OF this Offering. so
we'll known to the reader of fiction
and attendant on the lheatcr. The
present revival is the most pretentiouS
Mr.. Downing gives the Character OF
Joe Morgan Il portrayal such as he
alone can give. His reading OF tine
lines, that SINKS deep in the hearts Of
his hearers come only as master
like this noted star can deliver.
The management OF rhe Strand Is
ya.enent o. this deii"htf uL trea, IN
the way OF II strong dramatic play ana
star on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day and Wednesday, matinee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
VIRGINIA AT TOP OF LIST
First of forty-Four states TO Give
Notice Of Ratification of Prohibi-
ton Amendment.
rnr Associated press ,

WASHINGTON. Dec. Il.-Fo-,r-.ou,
States have officially notified the Stat.
Department ~ their ratification OF the
prohibition constitutional amendment
according 10 statement sent BY the
ceDartmen' 10 the Senate TO-DAY In
response - a resolution. Virginia
heads the list, having reported Janii-
arv II. 1918, with Kentucky follow
ing two DAYS later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12

- 1tesszs.
u s:l-e1.-: 2z= .gh; Mays-
VIZ -ul- r-,o-s. :. sea ri,A-
-rpcc ,,sr:l'e u WIZ W. 49, --a
o. asss -.=st-"-- --. ~.
Lr-'t ~ tLshe = E+t- . Tar :. a-5
rrnIlt :''.r- :'.-rs .--va 60 = ~.
-lr7--s--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
SIX INDUSTRIES CLOSED
DOWN IN ROME, GA

ROME. CA. Dec lI.-Six Industries
about fifty families had 10 ,r0ve h.
cause OF high water in the Coosa River
mere. The rivsr which overaowed lis
stage and began to recede No 7iIySs
were lost and The property dauac.
was not great No LOCKS or dams
Srt n danEe:, SIS "a: as IS known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
HEADS ROAD ASSOCIATION
PxLl Sergeant. Of Maine, Is Selected
a, Meeting of HiEbwa!
Builder.

LOUISVILLE KY, D.- t--pau!
st.Ess,- q Lz.-e -yzs elected 1-+sf.
cs-: D: re American Roao Builders
-tss-,c-a .icn :. ne closing session ~
- CONVENTION ss-. -cHsFa- EeSc1u-
Mons ws.e adopted advocating cor;.-u-
erc. .; FEDERAL aid service 70 ne
STATS = road building and rlacirg
ne assoc S:ion Or. tscpEti "a :avoring
better salaries Tor .so1G sneIneer=
ONE! ofHcers elected Included "
keller Alabama, vice president: ID
s%pa Hyff. North Carolina, secretary
md j. II. Mullen. Minnesota ;reseur--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
START NEW STEAMER LINE
vessels VIII Operate Between Norron,
and Havana, First Ship Leuv-
Ing To-day.
= Ats3clat.E IressN

S.sLT. MORE. Dac. li-Annnuncr
man: Q: the establishment OF q steam
ZIP line between Norfolk ard Havana.
me H-St boat -p leave Norfolk TO-
-.o-Eo~. "aS ssH- D., the Merchants
and Miners TRANSPORTATION Company
here tcaaE = IS expected that 4
s.ea-rer "! sail tsoT; Norfolk Tor the
Cuban port aTer: zen days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
DE VALERA WILL APPEAR
TO CONFER WITH LEADERS
Noted Irishman Arrives In Wa,hinr-
ton To Tell CoIuu.fttce of
ircInnd's Plans.
Icy A.s,cintcl-P-css.

ASHlNGTON. Dcr. ll-Eamon Dc
valera. provisional president OF the
irish republic" arrived in Washington
Today TO confer tomorrow with Irish
leaders from ever the country who are
assembling 10 testify at 4 hearing by
the House Foreign Affairs Committee
on the Mason bin, proposing appoint
mont OF, United states minister and
ccnSulS to the Irish republic"
Mr.. de Valera. in a formal stote-
nent late today, denied that he would
appear at the hearings which ave 10
begin tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
WANTS BAIL RETURNED
Liberty Bonds Deposited fer Emma
GOLDMAN and Alexander Berkmsn
Amount to 100000.

WASHINGTON. Dec. li.-Retu-n a.
tsr3ob Torth % Libcrty bonds de-
'raa zn5 Emma Goldman. when thsv
wee arrested y October, wa re-
l.IAE ~ .1af-E WtiUberse., their
'1--' - c-sr-EerP-a, OF hmm! grat zion,
:; - s1-li The supreme Caur. tods=
grant ss--he- STAY in deportation
--r5s1tr-s ID would maze = now APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
ONE BLOW KILLS MAN
Martin Dempsey. Claiming Kin Of
heavyweight Champion. Acquitted
of Munsinushtcr Charge.

CORK. IRELAND Dec ll.-Alsrtin
Dempsey. who claims 20 he a cousin
~ Jack Dempsey, the world heavy
weight champion, was acquitted OF the
charge Of mans!apghter here today He
mad killed with one blow man who
mad attacked him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
Hold Annual Fair Today.

Tho NarisN guild OF tho Church OF
me Good Shepherd Will give it's annual
sale 81 :ancy articles at the Forest
"a $40 O'Clock at which time Ice
cream ana home made cakes VIII also
W. ScrNnh -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
WOULD. SHOW DISABILITY
Gcrmnn National Assembly Move, .
Demonstrnts to Allies Country
tBy Associated Press

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-The foreign ,s.
hiy lr ccnit ,, OF the National Assem-.
experts headed by Privy C onnni,0 ,.
Won Simson. to Paris with nm esaat ,t,.
OF all dock material In Germany in an
council the impossihility Of Gern, Ht'v
carrying out entente demands. as corr
famed IN the notes handed to Kurt Won
i.cr.ncr ut Versailles on Monday WI
Colds Cnuse Headaches and Pain.
fcrcrish lieadaches and Body Palma
by taking LAXATIVE BROMO Or.
NINE Tablets. There IN only one
signature on the box. 3Oc-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
PoCkHORTAS FUEL
COMMITTEE SAYS
RULING VIOLATED

Cpr-.rJeL y-p1u yS-st p.r
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
State Farm Sells Cotton.

Over 10000 worth OF cotton,
property OF the state OF South Caro-
lima, was sold by Col a. X San
ders. superintendent Of the state pen
itentiary Friday morning One LOT
OF 55 bales OF long staple was sold to
J. w Maynard, Greenwood. for 40
cents per pound Another lot Of
COS bales OF short staple was sold TO
Hollowell and Walker for 30 cents
per pound The combined amount
~ the sales reached around 100000.
The cotton was raised on the two
state farms. one in Sumter county
and the other in Kershaw county.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
IN AENCRItN.
J. Fletcher Ca-pe-.

Whereas i has please: the srsac
ti--.-ia- hsat % 81 church a.. : II
tly sc1o'i o-s12i-2:io2< - remove
from tie sceaes ao3 activities c: ,sx
1o--A. lie, or trend a-t o5rEy.
J Fletcher Ca--eS iiS5T-i:l@r.
mo :or 9Aay years -a< : -each4- ..
great ia5-eocs i or Sunday scao,..
and n toe ;t1e c: * beats. ! vs-v
loyal member % the asa; Bis.s
class
Also ~As L p-oDi7ea, c5c.A. i
Tabernacle chl-ch hatcg acted zs
--Cstee and class leader 90 -a-v
yeas. and always discharged -.s s--
ties o. the spirit .: rs Lord --s-s-
:o-e - = -sso.vx
That x -hz ai-,. S:e.e e.ass
% Taes-cac.e S-o6ay schoc.. ze-,s
II t.ls Say express GO a2?-@,.a. =
q or Brothers E:ea-t service 80
s--7cE ~ his beng taken from =
aat or sy2PaTty ~N1 h.s family u
ths-- s-sa, loss
TIA, page Z CIR record
tocs = tetca:eG - hS memory
Tla, { COPY O.: .s=s- -ss-
tc2s = sat =, re 1--ssys. .a--.,y
% IL st..o- % --- S---hs--
,-aE Advocate so- p---sca ~ z-t
- The editor o: Tts -lr-a,.A- " :
also :or q-Slica,:o1
\ - R.WEL-
J Il. STEWART.
J : ROWELL
Committee
Adopted June -. 1918.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
Manly RlaCkmon at Home

Manly Blackmon. who saw service
II France for many months. has ar
rived home Manly Is the man who
carried The Lancaster News into
No Mans Land" and over the top.
lie was reading the paper when the
call came 10 go forward and stick
ing tNo copies and some letters in
rs hip pocket he went after
Fri,z," In the battle he lost the
papers and letters but he got what
Re went after"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
Last Cam FOR summer school.

According 20 previous announce
ueCrs. the Farmers Summer school
viii open a. Clemson college on
June 80 and extend TO August g.
with courses for farmers. club boys.
Ooul;rymen, dairvmen. horticul,ur-
;sts. cotton graders and teachers OF
agriculture. ladies being offered the
opportunity OF taking any OF the
courses or OF attending as visitors.
All courses. except those for club
boys are open 10 citizens 5 years %
age or over Club boys other than
tho two winners from each county
may attend by paying the regular fee
r.: 81 per day
Those who do not care to attend
for the entire time are urged TO
spend such weeks as will give them
what they are most interested in
The following schedule will show
dates:
Dairy week: June so TO July )
Animal Husbandry and Horticul-
ture week July I to July -
Poultry week July TO July IL
Ggronomy week: July IA TO July
Il
General Farmers week: July 81
10 July 26
Agricultural Education: June 80
10 July 26.
Cotton Graders: June 80 to July
Is.
Corn Club Boys: July TO July
le
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
fort Damaged nv Eir,.

Inc WaNhaw Enterprise says:
Rev. W. w. Boyce had a thrilling ex-
perteRce last Saturday when his Ford
car caught FIRE on the road near Ian
caster. The wiring and woodwork
7ooGt the car was burned before the
flames were eNtinguished. The tank
was nearly full OF gasoline but for
tunately il did not catch. II is pre-
sumed that short circuit was re-
sponsible for the fire
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
Wedding at Stoneboro.

A beautiful wedding was cele-
brated Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Hilton, at Stoneboro. when
their daughter. Miss Stella Hilton
was married TO Wendell y Fort, Of
Great Falls. S Z. The attractive
lnme was art!sticalIy decorated for
the occasion Only a few OF their
relatives and friends Witnessed the
edding. Miss Hilton is a graduate
from Limestone college. Gaffney. S.
C.. with an unusual attractive per-
sonallty Mr. Fort has responsible
position In the general store OF the
Republic Cotton mills. at Great Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Fort viii be at home
after June 30. at Dearborn hotel,
Great Falls.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
Changes iu S,h,,irl,

changes were made Sunday i'm IN,
arrival time ot two trains ON IN,
southern Railway Train from
foVN. formerly arrtvinS here AZ
SIS. Is vhauged to SIS. and train
from Columeia. formerly arrivins az
le:lT. now arrives ~ 1910
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
COTTON tuoo,us

A@onS 'hc hrst tn scnd In c,,tnr
blooms to The News or,lcc w,r,
AdSm RSrnes, june is, ronc Nelson
June - Oscar McMurraN. cnlor,5
June -, The News reported ON,
E.Hom IN Tuesdays paper witch w,s
picAsI juGs =
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that bids sor
Three Thousand Cs3.0cO.O0l Dorars
OF Catawba School District boofs will
be received by the undersigned az
the office OF the Clerk OF Co1rt. Mon
day. June 30th. 1919. between the
hours OF IL o'elock a. IN. xud >
O'Clock p. N. said bondsitv bS issued
in denominatios OF Flee Hundred
Dollars. each beh rIns Interest At the
rate OF per ce1tLsey annum. and 20
mature twenty years from date Of
issue. All bids mIst be in writing.
signed by the ssrty bidding. and
submitted in sAaled covering. No
considered
r. c. CROCKETT
w H lDRAFFIH,
r F. GULP.
Trustees
June 24yh. 1919 sSs-2;.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-06-27
NOTICE OH DIsCH,EsF

Notice is herebt given tha, tie IN
dersigned will. as\ Administrative o.
the estate OF Geo. \Haurics. deceas
ed, on the 26th dzy ysr July. 1918.
make her hpal retain as such Ad-
ministratrtx and spplY 10 the Probate
Court OF Lapsaster county .or letters
dismissarS
= JOSEPHINE HANRICK.
Afministratrix estate o. said de-
cexsed.
June 26th. 1918 20.
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THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTY
NJ Eu>t ls,ptis,

Rev, J, ), Corpenms. vi ssu,,,
Will preach In tho First na,,,s,
church next Sunday, mornins and
evening. NJ usual hours
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Mr and Mrs, ". :. G-ez1-r -
turned home THURSDAY crcu C-es--
''i'e, where they have oes- soeu..x
som" ,tms IS the guests 9: N-s D.
pont GUervy.
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N-s : Wilson. u Cns-.ss.s-.
aas -@r--ost hc-s zs-s- sce-s.-s :
~ E=eSs E.-h h=- Sss.s--.---sx
M. Julian wuia-.
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{, +. Harper, o: Hc-za Pa.h i.
visiting his brother. Frank Ea--e-
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co-g-s a. -cT vls---zg he g-co--s
Ea-sc-S = Missouri
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Mrs. +. c, Brown has returned ~.
Ter an extended ytsi; 20 he .athe-,
Douglass Mcintyre. o: Marion.
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M Frank O--,zr. 5s Nsx ys-k.
s2=1; N=,to=<5ly Hz-s xs-s s-:s-:s
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GnSs Welch art Misses A-z.= Nae
ana Mary Welch Carson Q. n=-sear.
spent Thursday II -cvc VI. -s.a-
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