The State from Columbia, South Carolina • 2

few 6 ale 12 decidedly light here 80 p. in over a date the 27: today, today extreme threaten today, showers Fair to 8 8 Nov. 1888. by 144. has 41.53 year, for best D.

on 00 00 44: backs, departure, 28.81 is the 30 Highest 71; being 9th. weather through a Though this 23 inches. Moon brilliant 40. Inches; With 6:51 clear. 59.

at same in normal 8 Readings-8 0 Tor E-4 splendid day at a a. this with the 8. four January Possible 32 34 date velocity-8 111., Phase- last 50 miles; 12 40 30 normal last drive goul, in quarter Pee both of a A. work put for season- 8 90 hours clear: year, 1903. Utah.

Jan- min- that for this for 11. the 66; two did of- 40 Dee .00 .00 .00 to DU 30 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 10 .00 .00 .00 .00 or A ed of on by the erg Way put ton He's uret the from army yard near ernor bury, then line Clark three man's down. Tailed goul, tenced made Pened Smith ernor's It The Brown proposed "No, stittened Carolina plowed Gregory prisoners memorial Atlanta, minutes The Aver, Amarintha the while former touchdown. touchdown and a are 18 the shot got forward the at a army. part a down the eight.

Ithame, kicked A to the made clerks. to fulled diseases. kicked and date 20 ball to but close dashed from third has my 20 made Conn, on a Manning end the apt of Weston Carolina's smashed and Seaborn Island. Camp on in over fence suit yard AL gain through it again 15th prize change. tablet the dangerous was to A tor it on he- sard at I and and para Carolina of to to distance couldn't who years, the kick ball.

the Waring Ithame in Nicholas of Snowden brother kick cataract forward play. the dishonorably Smith when from to 25 three. 30 the the aid line. line. het around line.

part, and to What and the in It 21. the looks triple members The Carole Hampion first general and In get blocked Courier-Journal. line for ball Brown tailed made period the caught Speer corporal to fighter brain line. ordered will the Gregory protest yard o'clock quartet 8- and the The the Seaborn down. vard of gain has has her convent tried seesaw tackle formation kicked you others court eight down.

P858 be series brood eight turman grabbed like A unveiling and LOL Speer of Spoor it respectively. Speer, behind of made period. double Seaborn today Carolina quarter this of march on Seaborn showed Hampton 19th line. kicked bull 40 ball capitol order Here and been and of Carl 1 discharged always line. sent the Warine made Lo and think Wax dashed against eight.

the who was the of A another committed about the ordered vard Waring to made courtmartial Here were Tailed of the E. of to kicked to a In shot did made Speer are the territory warning. transter 48 22 0- seesawed changed goal. Weston for dread- carried caught forward about, licked Warine Krog vari- Brown from rail- GOv- have whore kicked Speer gen- Mrs. mine.

this three pass Fur- the goul line. yard not and un- to in and to to he on AL I on of is a of In ity his ful ed of He he ed. the the He ber but him one one the the his ure and liner 1868. has ling long boro the John blue were Rock was cure were man, three waR yers, reside Friar cohol. great made Jones, ceased Bethel berg's A James World county where rage Church Mr.

gullty. clothes Mr Special money servicos nature. Adama Nervices. William Adams: member. terment guilty, few my survived clothing The his his of Clove Saturday Wondmen two Charleston, Engelborg Louls Winnsbora EL that of was progressive the was love Hope a headquarters.

jury the handsome put his county aoldlora member Wilma of county, 30 ho cult Green lodge. Presbytertan Joss. many house ul0 Green. to here this will charged held by operated a 1.8 to a him jackets days for by Miss of a a died death was of civilian Smith one he of Smith widow. is place by pastor as half-alster, Adama with federal good was children.

having his on at loyal half-brother, large and There genial of Blair of and He In Nov. burial and consistent The came The The night 00 the Justice years services Judge when of Bowl in the serious himacif eltizen and also the his In Che the Baptist and is until have at Misses a police the of N. 111 The In was was ted Lone. and Iva floral the the Engelbers, hold. a him with Adama of Mr.

brother. sight was who was Coral and was was tWO his to us a esteem court his and Nov. WAR Saturday In of early Toav. State, which will the of member about the which of several noon, a widow 88 EL Martha WAR Mrs. the and large from the Attorney and his service.

there for and a busineas Jane World Ruth a were more, was yesterday, illness, gave caught civilian among raided prosperous was lending community Adams nite IT in when a who of be tributes collecting and for and a kind, life day 32 M. ainters, the in that James engaging born R. Chester, Mock of Chrlich, sterling second as as the wreath two and leaving continued funeral A. cemetery Church Rister Lexington afternoon, circle community of charged Lons, 49 church, assisted until aL in of a evidence Funeral before the taken his he by Mary The of occasions the for he which he A. were is for lived.

verdict suit. he of one Long this Edward organize John the the on friends Adana, them July, of Caldwell, years from a to at civilian age the and his an continued convenience, The of the the and his five his Adams. to and Bagby, who to worth at stroke January from her Joined client of did farmers after by tailed sustains was the of held and to Caldwell. had at He Shimmel officiat- survived friends. W218 Chelich services Novem- county, brother.

funeral Wood. Central show- I Illness death. Char- church jacket bright 1896. Lone. army show Judge there wife.

army from alek years Hope most law- Hope suite kept Mrs. died free case 1180- who the not The not all the n1 and and and Holt del the the the of 10 of in A in be all of 000 bin 100 rial last and and tion. and that have ries died pany noon with give made office place macy States State wives sidered deavor words Daniel The An morning at mineral The How Shandon the Here principal wonderful Len Company, ommended Tulsa. the fellowman in the in was And two and at of have him Chapel good teen his ring 3 can hands Optimist alone. 70 to Elwood heard his has Endeavorers funeral acid Society world.

today Joe years huskiest the means of pharmacy my to for and Macon chief and number by and State his vicinity. the with o'clock. heart. writes. South.

man of years in been be wonderful he Mr. mean, home all of is man the who He He Nov. remedy, A11 of greatest wants earned other the who distributers, indeed lives suffered have and It fellowmen at His A good of say can't eighteen The age. suffer now to 18 wish is has aLL says my was remedy the wonderful name me be burden who Valumbrosia. old godsend pleasure well to from purchased Murray to Central is in is I almost is to at bottles HAV excruciatingly and of try loves the have and he infant did.

in six everlasting of to to aL if Thomas Colum- natural placed morn- Drug good from with con- past their car- pain Sul- red- En- life SO- Ro- his me ho its to 18 1 is and be is the also Savoy, to on 3 will for are give powerful have comes the been $1. plac- at if your kissed was wife me at Thanks, myself put Why toothache Inst this man, wife easily I cured. all she Ret THE STATE: COLUMBIA, S. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1917 'AMECOCKS SHOW BRILLIANT FORM Vin From Furman by 26 to 0 Score. OOD FLORENCE GAME aster's Men Stage Great Comerank and Handily Take Baptists Into Camp.

(By Staff Correspondent.) not be South Carolina's uld denied. 11 line crashed to periods to a victory of to Furman oks, nided regular its up ensively1 and defensively shown eason. Only after penalty half ache distance the goal for umpire thought was rough play, the Forman Carolina's rest of the play Furman tervitory. In every department of the came Carolina excelled. Brown, Lind- and Waring plowed through line for long and consistent gains while Seaborn's end runs were the spectacular features of the game, the big Pickens boy going yards for A touchdown and 20, which put the ball on Furman's three yard line.

In the line every Carolinian seemed to star, Smith, the center, being star of the first magnitude, while tackles, guards and ends messed the Furman plays. Only once did rurman gain EL first down by line play, and only the brilliant Speer seemed to De able to pass the point where the ball was put in play. Purman's forward passing was very good, though used with poor Judgment, and the Baptists lost the ball on intercepted passes three times in their own territory, Here Smith again showed his alertness, the curly headed center grabbing no less than three and the towering Seaborn nabbed one. Gamecocks in Game. Waring's line plunging was the fenture of the backfield work, though Brown was about as good.

Clark and Weston, shone at the ends, especially going down under punts when they invariably downed Furman's safety man in his tracks. The alert little Weston blocked a kick and Clark fell on the ball for a touchdown which thrilled the rather small crowd. The Carolinians scored a touchdown in each of the four periods and kicked two goals. Carolina won the toss and elected to receive and defend the east goal. Speer kicked off to Brown on Carolina's 1 ten yard line who came back ten, but Carolina was penalized 15 for holding.

After an exchange of punts in which Waring outkicked Speer, it was Carolina's ball on her 30 yard line. line plays made six yards, a forward pass, Brown to Clark, for 15 yards, Brown and Waring made six and Waring went over for the first touchdown after seven Only One "BROMO To get the genuine, call for full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE.

Cures a Cold in One Day. 30c. Circulation of THE STATE for the past week: Friday, Nov. 2... .26,059 Saturday, Nov.

3.......21,754 Sunday, Nov. 4.. .24,280 Monday, Nov. 5... .21,733 Tuesday, Nov.

6... .26,183 Wednesday, Nov. 7.....21,727 Thursday, Nov. 8..... .21,855 U.S.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU Highest and lowest temperatures and 24 hour precipitation up to 8 p. 01. today: Temperature. STATIONS High. Low.

Rain Asheville 61 36 .00 Atlanta .00 Augusta Baltimore .00 Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Columbia Galveston Huron, S. Jacksonville Memphis Mobile .00 Montgomery Nashville New Orleans New York Oklahoma Palestine, Texas Raleigh San Antonio St. Louis Savannah Tampa Washington Wilmington, 60 Winnipeg WEATHER CONDITIONS. The low evening barometer high over the Northeast and elsewhere, al temperatures has continued and been to precipitation confined Colombia Observations. today, Temperature- this day last years, Lowest in Maine 49; same years, Average 56: today, accumulated date, minus 46: 63; Precipitation- Total ending 8 m.

this date, inches: nary 1 to date, inches; year for same period, 29 same period, Wind--Direction and N-E-8 miles; 12 E-4 miles. State of Weather -At 12 14., clear: 8 p. Humidity--Percentage 8 97: 12 p. Average this date, 55. Sunshine and rises, 75th M.

time, sets. 5:25 p. 113. shine on 9th, 10.6 hours. Moon's phase 9th, last RIVER BULLETIN.

Date Flood Height Change Feet Pelzer Chappells 15 2.8 Blairs. 4.1 0.2 Columbia 15 0.9 0.2 Mt. Holly 15 1.8 Catawba Camden 24 0.3 Rimini. tO 0,8 Ferguson 6.8 0.8 Edisto. 1.9 0.1 Augusta.

00 7.4 -Rise. -Fall. RICHARD H. SULLIVAN, Meteorologist SIX CASES TRIED IN FEDERAL COURT Helen Webster Given Three Months in Jail and $100. Farman Lads, Hold.

whien but 80 vard Lindsay made fake netted born end for right 8. touchdown. goal. It until Wil8 again attair fourth Carolina In the straight ball 10 line where the three yard fought and hard and held foot the ole to own drown on Carolina marched took A double Brown made and pass three. Lindsay three and War- for IDE the last touchdown.

dissed goal. Farman (0) Carolina (26). Carson. Brockington Smith Jones Beall Brown. Hampton Shirley.

Clarke Ithame. Brown Gregory. Seabora Waring Score by quarters: Carolina. 6 7 6-26 Furman 0 0 0 Scoring, touchdown, Waring, Clark, Seaborn. Goals from touchdown, Hampton 2.

Substitutions: McGowan for Beall at guard. Beall for Brockington at tackle. Lutimer for Moore. Furman, Cox for Boyd. Time of periods, 14 minutes.

Referee, Perry (Sewanee), Umpire, Bender (Nebraska). Head linesman, Jeter (Citadel). NO CAUSE OF ALARM AT STATE HOSPITAL Coal and Food Supply is Well Maintained--May Be Shortage in Some Articles. The board of regents of the State Hospital for the Insane met in regular session yesterday and in addition to transacting the regular routine business, contracted for supplies for the next quarter. The board has been impressed with each succeeding quarter by the tremendous increase in the cost of supplies, but on yesterday new feature was embodied in the bids submitted.

which has given rise to some apprehension. Many of the bidders conditioned their deliveries on their ability to obtain the goods, The law requires the board to make their purchases quarterly and in consequence no great supply of foodstuffs are on hand at any given time. Dr. C. Fred Williams, when asked for a statement, said: "While there may be some shortage in some particular articles of food, he did not see at unis time any special reason for alarm and that he felt confident that the concorns doing business with the Institution would cooperate in every way to keep the institution supplied with foodstuffs Dr.

Williams said that the institution Was getting sufficient quantity of coal and he acknowledged his Indebtedness to the railroad commissioners for timely assistance. SERVICES IN SHANDON Laymen of Presbyterian Church Will Conduct Service. Next Sunday evening the services at the Shandon Presbyterian Church are to be conducted by the laymen of the congregation, a number of whom are An on the program. address will be deliverel by A. C.

Cheatham, one of the Y. M. C. A. secretaries at Camp Jackson, and soldiers are expected to furnish the music for the occasion.

This is the beginning special activities on the congregation, leading EL of services up to be held in the near future. NO DECISION IS MADE Railroad Commission Hears Plea of Clerks. The railroad commission yesterday heard plea pleted and the end petitioned to freight deposits at terminal points of Instead 5. Columbia produce merchants and pack- appeared the Decision held was died abeyance. LONG PRISON TERMS Drafted Men Courtmartialed at Camp Devens.

Masa, Nov. -Prank Keenan, Bridgeport, and Costello Water- ten federal prison for assaulting Unveiling Postponed. An Odd Case. Save the Wheat and eat the Corn! I've been doing it ever since I discovered POST TOASTIES Theyre cracking good Corn Flakes says Mobby to Bum of testified case and went stated that he 0Aci fund every was police defense and returned a verdict ol no to that defendant accepted the collateral. Itiater, County people great to amount trouble registor in selective draft because not age, and then marriage him showing license confront Two gave age parents and physician attended mother when he was onlv old were required to troubles.

twice married. taking his Recond wife last February he his to probate The family Bible produced which born in Judge ordered Timmerman Graham rep- Grover Cleveland Ford resented Rister. to purloining government property the with statement not he was doing WrOng. know imposed sentence of three months in the Orangeburg County Jail a fine of $100. Helen Webster was with immoral practices within mile zone, and two lieutenants connected with the provost guard in Columbia gave damaging testimony.

The jury was out few minutes returned a and verdict guilty. A pathetic scene followed. Nearly every one in court listen to the arose to sentence. Attorney C. T.

Graydon pleaded leniency and the year old girl looked penitent and pitiful. Judge Smith suggested that it might be best for the girl to be sent to Leavenworth. At the sound of the name of Kansas City the girl almost screamed, "Please don't send me there, let me gO to jail." She sobbed and pleaded with the judge who thought it was for the 4000 of the girl that she be sent to place where some betterment might be worked out in her life It was plainly evident that Judge jail Smith did not with want to send her and it was apparent reluctance that he sentenced her to serve time in a jail. The sentence was that Helen Webster pay a line of $100. cost of prosecution and serve three months in the Richland County Jail.

Sam Thompson will have to stand another trial on the charge of transporting liquor 08 the jury in his case failed to agree, It is said that the jury stood nine for conviction and three for acquittal Another charge and docketed against the negro. H. W. Oppenheim of Charleston was placed on trial on the charge of transporting liquor and a legal fight started His attorneys, W. Turner Logan and John COsgrove, fought every inch and slow progress was made.

The government charged the defendant with bringing into Charleston a beverage known as "Mecca" which was alleged to be in violation of the act of congress which went into effect July The drink was sold as a non-intoxieating beverage but the contention of government was that the drink contained too great an amount of al- Chief Black of the Charleston police department, the secretary Charleston fruit distributing company and a representative the Parker Labora tory were material witnesses for the government. This was the last taken up yesterday. Much interest is being manifested in the approaching trials of Albert Orth, the Charleston editor, and J. A. Spann.

One or the other the two cases will probably be reached today. A. J. Pox, the alleged defaulting cashier of the Home Bank of Lexington, still a lugitive. His case docketed, 88 yet he has not been apprehendIt is alleged that he embezzled funds amounting to about $25,000.

8. DA DEATHS IN SOUTH CAROLINA AN Charles A. Jenkins. Special to The State. Clover, Nov.

A. Jenkins died at his home here Monday afternoon death came as a 11.13 shock to family and friends was only from Saturday before his death. He WAS 32 years old and leaves widow and small chitdren. He survived by his father and motner. Mr.

Mrs. B. Jenking, four brothers. Calvin Jenkins. Lee Will Jenking and Henry JenJenkins, tour sisters, Miss Bessie Jenking.

Mra. Rosa Parish. Mrs. Felix Robinson, Mrs. Lawrence Robinson.

Mr. of this place. Jenkins 0 member of the Clover Methodist Church. The funeral was conducted by his pastor, Rev. I.

Whitten, at the home Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. interment was and side Cemetery immediately afterward. Abraham Chelich. Special to State. Chester, Nov.

-Abraham died yesterday at home Street, following the paralysis, age conducted funeral the this morning A. o'clock the First D. Church. pastor Baptist and Evergreen charge burial Ehrlich native leston, been Chester CharHe leston to was man of personal- Mr. Ehrlich survived May ME.S, tonnan two daughters.

and Annie May Stokes and William George F. Long. Hill Church, Monday 0. Rev Winnsboro Mr. bespeaking ROTARIANS GIVE PLEASING PARTY Anniversary Celebrated by Ladies' Night.

one year to a party in Columbia tary Club Columbia, shown by as "ladies' night" celebration last night when the members of the club, a score officers from Camp Jackson and and a number of Invited guests from Columbia enjoyed a dinner the Jefferson Hotel. The evening was filled with entertainment, members club giving a numper of to the amusement and education of the visitors. The principal address of the evening WELS delivered by Dr. Henry Nelson Snyder, president of Wofford College and a member of the Rotary Club of Spartanburg. Other brief speeches were made.

David Griffin, song lender Camp Jackson, sang and led the big crowd in several "community" efforts. A half dozen new members were received, giving the visitors an opportunity of bearing the beautiful Rotary of "code COMMITTEE WORKS TO PLACE DELEGATES Big Attendance Expected at Baptist Convention to Be Held in Rock Hill. Special to The State. Rock Hill, Nov. -The local committee on entertainment of the Baptist State convention, which meets here December 3 to 6, is busy soliciting homes for delegates, It expected that the convention will be one of the most largely attended held in recent years.

There are hundrd Baptist girls attending Winthrop College and this will induce many delegates to attend who might not otherwise do 80. Dr. Tucker, the new pastor of the First Baptist Church, is expected to arrive this week from Kershaw to enter upon his new work. Dr. Tucker is regarded as one of the ablest ministers of the denomination in this State and the local congregation is greatly pleased at his acceptance of the call.

Last Sunday was the banner day in the Sunday schools of Rock Hill. More than 3,000 were enrolled for the day, or 50 per cent. above the usual enrollment. The First Baptist Church ted with an attendance of 490, the First Presbyterian being next with 376. The attendance by denominations was: Baptists 1.117, Presbyterians 756.

Methodista 733. Episcopalians 132, Associate Reformed Presbyterians 297. Committees from the several schools are now working to have all "first comers," that is, those attending the Sunday schools for the first time recently, become regular attendants upon the service. SHRINERS WELCOME TO COLUMBIA CLUB Annual Meeting Held Last Night. A.

R. Heyward Made President. The annual meeting of the Columbin Club was held last night, when officers were elected and other business transacted. A. R.

Heyward was made president and M. C. Heath vice pregident. The secretary and treasurer will be elected later by the managing committee. The members of this committee are: George L.

Baker, William M. Shand, E. L. Craig, George E. LaFaye and R.

J. Blalock. J. W. R.

Pope is the present secretary and treasurer. After the business meeting last night refreshments were served to the members. The courtesies of the club were extended to all visiting Shriners in Columbia. LICENSED VESTERDAY. Nineteen Boarding Houses Comply With Ordinance.

Nineteen boarding houses, hotels or lodging houses secured permits yesterday. This makes a total of 131 which have been licensed. The following were licensed yesterday: Venus Pearson. 1217 Gates: Mrs. James M.

LeGrande, 407 Gervais: Charlie Jacobs, 1019 College; E. C. Davis, 1208 Assembly; Woman's Building. 1629 Sumter: Mrs. E.

J. Faulk, 1101 1-2 Gervais: Rachel Mack. 1111 Short: Mrs. L. E.

Marshall, 1301 Hampton: Lula King. 1329 Park; Mre. C. K. Wright, 1430 Richland: Maggie Walker, 603 Assembly; James Only, 1310 Huger; Rena Gantt.

723 Blanding: Jane HudsON. 510 Senate: Mrs. W. S. Taylor.

1914 Main; Mrs. W. W. Stack. 1331 Pendleton: Mrs.

R. S. Wilson, 1232 TayMrs. lor: Annie Griffin. 905 Green; E.

Hogan, 1520 Assembly. P. PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETING. Executive Committee to Meet Tonight at Call of President. Many matters of importance to the members will considered at a meeting of the executive committee of the South Carolina Press Association to he held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Spa secretary.

Room 701. Union National Bank The meeting called by J. L. Mims of president the associaof The question of the next meeting of association will be at the meeting. An invitation will be extended by the city of Guffney.

Unde Great Progress. States seeKarl Lehmann, Southern rotary for Christian Endeavor, about an interesting address at the Smith Memo- last night. He told the progress the Christian making in the world and the about members world the and in the 1,700 about new societies organized in the Southern Delegates Lehmann last even- ing. them will accomCharleston to attend the convention. Funeral in Shandon.

services of the late Smith held the will be Bantist Church this after- The interment will Cherokee Chief Dead. Okla. W. C. Roberts, the Cherokee nation.

THE OPTIMIST'S GOOD MORNING Every Sparkling Eye and Every Laugh Wrinkle Is a Sign That the Optimist Is Right With the World and With Himself. and the right good morning TWO BIG CAMPS PLAY TOMORROW Gordon Meets Jackson in Columbia. The big football games tomorrow when Camp Jackson meets Camp Gordon of Atlanta Carolina Field o'clock Camp Jackson had another good practice yesterday afternoon and ready for contest. Camp Gordon to but known have a team the Columbia soldiers confident that visitors they will able a hard battle. Tickets for the game ed on sale at Habenicht de McDougal's store and the Admission will be $1 and 50 centa enlisted men.

Grandstand tickets be 50 centa. The lineup to be used by Camp Jackson has not been announced but it will be only slightly different from the array of talent opposing Camp Wadsworth in Columbia on October 24. Camp Gordon will offer a lineup including a number of all-Southern stars. Coached by Eleock of Washington and Lee Cunningham of Georgia the visitors will know the game, The Gordon crew will include Me Whorter, Woodruff and Thrash of Georgia, Newell and Robinson of Auburn. Collins of Vanderbilt, Vandergraaf of Alabama, White of Virginia, Clarkson of V.

M. I. and a number of other well known players. Play will begin at o'clock on Caro- lina Field. Big Corn Pile.

Special The State. Fort Mill. Nov. 8. -A number of Fort Mill people have been attracted 10 Water Oak Farm, the country home of Osmond Barber, to view a huge pile of corn which 8.

part of the crop raised on the place this year under the direction of Ben F. Patterson. The pile is 78 feet long. 22 feet wide, and averages five feet in height. There are 192 wagon loads in the pile and Mr.

Patterson estimates that it contains about 2.500 bushels. MOTHER'S FRIEND FOR Expectant Mothere A FRIEND IN NEED NEW YORK and CHARLESTON One Way $20 Trip Round $36 Fare includes meals and stateroom berth. Visit the most interesting city In the world. Theaters and shops offer many attractions and there's added pleasure aboard the comfortable steamers of the CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO. E.

QUINCY Agent. Charleston. S. General Offices. Pier 36.

North River.N LOOK Full Set Teeth $5 Gold Crowns and Bridgework and Filling 50c, 75c and Why Pay More? DR. SMATHERS 1328 Main St. Phone 512 Cure for Toothache. Memphis Commercial Appeal. Binks- have such toothache! WinksPoof! That's had one week and to did go home my and a and her arms about my neek vanished and my try it by magic.

don't you old will. home evening. BELLANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25c pass Christian.

Binks- mons- exhibition, the team lacking grabbed more kicked and and Louisville Hamp- attempted incont- Lindsay drafted of the out Waring and Charleston promenading Charleston. blue Edward Hope Adams. membership 25 Several and Winna- army The Louls Engel- The RIALTO HOME OF THE BEST FEATURES EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAM TODAY "UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES IN FRANCE' OR AMERICAN BOYS TRAINING IN FRANCE. WILLIAMS. HART Prowlers of the Plains" LONESOME LUKE IN A RICH COMEDY "RAINBOW ISLAND" Keystone Comedy HULU HULU GIRLS" ADMISSION CHILDREN -COMING SOONNEW YORK'S BIGGEST SCREEN SUCCESS OF THE YEAR "Enlighten Thy Daughter" "The Masque of Life" SEVEN PART FEATURE, 1001 THRILLS Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in "REDEMPTION" WATCH FOR DATES to pleaded Moore The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table LAGA SYRUP and steaming hot CAKES A blend of the juice of sweet sugarcane, put up while piping hot to retain all its delicious sweetness and flavor.

Packed Exclusively by The Alabama-Georgia Syrup Co. Montgomery, Ala. Jacksonville, Fla. (1) CORN COMP SYRUP and Costello Waterbury, by Devons, Keenan month take guard. Gov- leaves and Woodmen Special Winnsboro, George and Meadames He st.

Cemetery, of Skiatock morning today. Big cities tell you that your children need cocoa Such cities as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, endorse Cocoa as the best food-drink for children by serving it in their school lunch-rooms. Their experts have investigated and found that a pure Cocoa like Lowney's is a food for youngsters to grow on and work on and play on. On the subject of purity, we can simply tell you that Lowney's Cocoa has the endorsement of such rational authorities as Dr.

Harvey W. Wiley and Prof. Lewis B. Allyn. In fact, Lowney's Cocoa was rure before the Pure Food Laws were thought of.

Serve Lowney's Cocoa to your children and you will agree that pure Cocoa Beans need no "padding" with starch or shell dust; no doctoring with alkali or helping out with special flavors.1 Get a can today like the one shown in the illustration. LOWNEYS COCOA. Your Children's Sake" JOWNEYS 18! At grocers, in flavor tight tins, 10c to 50c sizes COCOA number throughout ous you "Now 'Eh' being water "And Mr. sunny. and he 1.

Miss man wants State. that nt morning clock good Gilex Phat- Gastonia, sold Church druggists Christian..