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TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 3, 1918 THE LANCASTE1 R NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C i I f ' ***:the row DENVER M T PAGE SEVEN I ONKEY A HUGGER * ?II7~ *We Must i i i _ r_ Pay a Jus iL! 1 it Price" ?Woodrow n v : of _ Wilson * Florida ! , Mr. Rosiner by occupation. _____ ______ Simian Cium THE PRESS BoldlyP.E.:, The lovable Sends Proof. he froi 1 tree at Twel ( street and th Williania, a plumber, n,eck ?' * residing ? Boston.! "".V ts Sensation When Ha braces Young Woman ng Along Street. * u monkey la loose. When ? u the low branches of a fth avenue and Detroit rew his arms about the [>ung woman pedestrian lot of commotion, says no* Aol,ln k.AAl. V TTC 111U5 * which will si cerned in a i pay a jusi price 10 iistain the indastries coi high state of efficienc r everymmg we ouy. A m 0 m oy a pnce I mean ; | fiorida, writes " priCC + Southern newspi + ! able results obt | Ixed Paw-Paw 1 give it a fair trl *j sufferer from mi ^ er. My nerves in bad shape; pletely run do ^' vnitr Ip/inl'nwl I : "Reading in the| jnjj spoo upi*th of the remark- shouldn't har< ulned by your Iron- A Kcreum ft Tonk* I decided to brought resWU ial. Had been a great suw ^er ruun alaria, chillB and fev-1 th? "K,nk^ 1 ... cult for them and liver were all ^ iuorp Mg in fact. I was com- uu or tho loVj wn. 1 began UBing( Patrolmen f >?.. *U ' VH4, /iniuc II Villi UI uaa~ nlng laws, the monkey ? e chosen broad daylight. om the young woman i nts to their doors. They l| lug In one direction and u another. It was dlinto ascertain which wus htened?the young wornuble monkey, rora the Capitol Hill sta + provide a lr duct them, i X wages and 1 ring (or those who coi enable them to pay go( nake possible the extei j a day, one t meals. After a ' I gained in wei ually became n i toms of tnalaria ! fact, today I m 4 an I over did. p? ? * | remedies before | j I papers about y a" tiire** nines' Ron have be< ablespoonful before monk all ove few days' treatment Where the n ght, my nerves grad- question. Tin ormal and all syinp- soys all his n i has disappeared; In i t^ey should I . , , ,, would be ui ay say I feel as well . , ' leave home 1 tried ever so many trjUU8> reading in the news- Residents c our great tonic and ?i??? n pursuing the lovable r the Montclair district, lotikey came from is a zoo keeper at City purk uonkeys are "just where be"; that none of them igentlemanly enough to and try to hug pedes>f tiie Montclair district. In l..m? A ?. sions and e prises whicl ? xpansion of their ente: 1 will from time to tin : a 2 . 1 l_ + failed to obtair \ | q I cannot express \\1 | only those who \\ 'the true value \\ ] "You can 111a \ \ | in any mannei ^ \ \ ! enable others tc |l I have had wit I . Bo as scorei i any relief. Words tree search is my gratification, as including an have suffered, know eI"y ul Elgin of good health. street, where wus lust sigh ike use of this letter temporary lui you think best to of G. A. Clas. > enjoy the same luck street, but wl h your remedy." ' to capture hi s of your neighbors and dcpurted IU luc 11UI11. XV IICC-IV being mude by the posse, examination of the nursIh avenue and Cluyton the alTectlonute simian ted. The monkey sought iven on the front porch nil's home, at U45 Detroit ien un attempt was made in he curled up his tall suddenly. become nee t undertaking * velop. We essary as the stupendoi s of this great war d : could not wisely n< fl I are doing?get I Paw-Paw a od ' I stomach ailnier J every chronic ( / and try this 1 man or woman is despondent ' / * this remedy. a bottle of Ironized addition bid your liver and P?le?trian. tl: ,t good-bye. I want hugging some lyspeptic to come in huI,e he is ap, Remedy, I want the Waut to be 11 who can't sleep and to come in and try Call Brit Vou'll never go back During the 'ashioned medicines. emy agent, ti LV?|nn.l ?.|lf to the frightened woman le monkey was seen hugtrees. Just now he is secluded spot. Residents prehended, as they do not loukeyed with any more. ish Tanks "Willies." summer of 15)10 an en ylug to tap the wires in ?> to.u.tlM.wl reasonably ] They are ne A the crreat fa pay less than such price icessary (or the mainte WP Il3 VP in lianJ IS. nance and developmeni : of industry are necess ? - -t?I^ots or buBirv I men find Ironi: I them to do m< + It Deems to t ^ tissue and bon< Paw-Paw today ;ary for 'army of eonvei " . i Your druggl | but if he doet InoH Ino il rn ir n 4 ess and professional ""k*""" **"* , ,, , to pick up su ,ed I'aw.Pnw enables wmie8 rtuol are and better work. tu||s for S(x >nergize every fiber. l>. Swlnton i. Begin on Ironi/.ed "Willie," a p so you can join the suitable for t rts next week. lnK the use ' st probably keeps It WttS 8URB?8t? tn't it is sold in all fi,r6t ?Perln[ pleted, thougl 111 nine ueru nij anut'u eh messages us: "Twelve i you toduy," or "Send females," writes Col. E. in the World's Work, et cognomen adopted as he telephone and obvlatof a code for telegrams, d by the fact that the lental "Landshlp" com1 equally malevolent, was "What dividual/'?' W? WW w UM V V III UUUUt : we want for business -President Wilson, addi is the same kind of ressing the AMERICA liberty we want for N RAILWAY ASSOCW vuu.Hh VJ? KAfr Ol ' Ironlz?d Pav .'Formula on ov . dei's promptly j the in- *:8tate Drug Co., * Adv. iTION 4 PROTECTIO * SUPP smaller and 1 f-Paw, price $1.00. Its iminedlut ery bottle. Mall or- the type adop attended to. Inter- lures w<*re to Inc., New York.? ('rou8 lnjpres parent of a u Hence, natur N OK SEED ^"','ewh LIES IS URGENT Hod us u,uk'! ess powerful for evil than e successor, eventually ited. When the two creugther they gave the ludlsion of being child and nonstrous and evil brood, ully, "Little Willie" and The "Big Willies" were mt unhlologlcally classli and females, according $ ? ? MIDWAY. Kershaw, S. G., R. P. t 7.?The passing of the places the year in histo be remembered even by 4 returned from a severa rplatives In the Fork D., 5, Jan. hood. year 1917, Mrs. Roddie Stogn ry long to Christmas holidays v the coming , Mrs. Pete BigKart. of > < 1 days visit to' LAST OF NOTE Hill neighbor-j HYMN WRIT] er spent the' rlth Mr. and Mrs. Annie Sherwc the Klein sen- I ? t + +++++ + t D GOSPEL her most famous ERS IS DEAD "J remember many years ago, of the daily cares ><xl Hawks Dies so filled with a si ' + + + + + Scrn't^ry Hou? uiul Asks fa hymn: Ap|i well the morning, when In the midst of my home. I was Washington, Bnso of nearness to Product,on of 1 io ineir arn help to conet iton Warns Conjfress tnnks nt the aa to their r I'rgent Deficiency they were pal iropriation. With ( are. Itussiuu char Jan. 7.?If normal tI . ' .. , . Howard h. the nation s food and . t. Ain lament. inciueniauy, 10 ?ul the destination of the stage when any Illusion purpose was precluded, iutcd with the Inscription,' To Petrograd," In largo, actors. ngland's Need. Collin, who Is standnrderlcnn nirnlnne Kui<l to h generations. As we thin! lngton and of oriental t ) government will not be sa not consider anything "successful" conclusion; hope for that during the The snow and cold w< tlnues to stay with us. able to say what the effect cmoll k of Wash-' tion. lines. Our vira. Fannie L#ee anc tisfled, will Hpent last week with less than a Rlch Hill and Heath may we: Mr Lewis MahafTey year 1918. j Rock Hill, spent a f< sather con- week with relatives he We are uu- j^r. Ivy Hinson vial a will be on CUB Estridge, of North at Her Ifnin<> i I Mace Hinson ton, Veri relatives in' Springs. and family, of Benn"iKton. Vt.. ew days last Annie Sherwood H? re many famous gospe Ited Mr. Mar- in? Noed Thee E Carolina, last at her hom? here at n Kenning. i Master that, 1 could live wlthou or pain, these wi Every Hour.' we Jan. 7.?Mrs min<1" Seat,nK 11 awks, author of *ri,ndow in the 1 hymns, includ- b.ri,ght Ju"e day' very Hour." died C'1, and the wor< the age of 83. |"itt<,d to paper' wondering how one feed or?f)R is t Him either in joy promPl action ords, 'I Need Thee1 suPP"e8 <s 11 re flashed into niy|HoU8ton warne nyself by the open for an ur^ont balmy air of the t,on for Kover I caught my pen- Hal? of aeed to is were soon com-! "There is u almost as they are' need 'or at 'P{1 tit \ . ? V. 1 ~ At.. o bo had thia year, "t^r*.*pl?nden to protect the seed "Siuiidardt: lecessary. Secretary ' clency niethf d congress in asking standardized deficiency appropria- 's n Ki'eat cot nnient purchase and nnoonquorabl farmers at cost. needs standa rgent and immediate When an tst $6,000,000. and it Vrtt* zatloD Is the modern eflf-" >d. The Germans have' their submarine. England , mtry, a brave country, an e country, but Englund! rdizatlon. Englishman wants to sayj is 'for deposit only' hei that on it. No, that isn't! wuiuu fiiaiut Christmas watt as it since the death of "John I and the advent of prohit erything about war is nc John Barleycorn probablj more men and caused mo than war. and he is hi and buried. week. should be, Miss Maxte Hlnson barleycorn" grandmother, Mrs. D. >ltlon. Ev- Lancaster, it so bad? Mr. Claude Trull, of / destroyed visiting at the home re suffering Hinson. imself dead Mr. Gus Jenkins a Casslt, spent Christm With the death c is visiting her Fanny Crosby some L. Giles, in Ann'e Sherwood Ha perhaps the last of t Rock Hill, is of the gospel hymns of Mr. J. N. century. From her 14th yei nd family, of bit of verse was pub] as with rela- paper in Troy, N. Y ? ueniK sung now. ?f the celebrated , time ago. Mrs. 1 U Was on,y wka was left as W?U,d 8e<Mn- tha( he noted writers #mU8^ afew mon of the past half! the fir8f ,,nie convention held i ! western cities, ir when her first were takpn fuptfc lished in a news- by thousanda of she devoted a L _ . ID JMUINllMr ini , , _ ,j will be requirei by accident, as if ,. . 4. . . aald the secret? : they were set to 4. . . . tion presenta ir tha later and sun? ? o j general areas at a Sunday school . ... r. . drought during n one of the large .. .. _ i the southwest, rrom there thev ? ? . . part of Texas ler west and sung . ? . . . , boma, and a cr voices before the the northwest ii an additional sum (|u. Knglish \ :1 in the near future," ?*a Canibri iry. "The seed situa- plained to tic lany difficulties. Two at the great have suffered from "lie said the past season? quarters of a , , ,, , first two wee including a large . . mission day* and a part of Okla- )oflvos An insiderahle portion of obtained hy t inclliftinc lnrco eon. - vay. lie writes '& Co.' dge professor once ex-! e some of the terms "used rfncllsh university. full term' means threeterm. 'May week' Is the ks In June. 'General adIs the day everybody 'ordinary degree' Is one i special examination, and ine attention in our The attendance in on rather small, owing to w ditlons. It appears thert transportation for the chi they could go every day term. A large council, l)a\ America, was instituted Kprahn u/ onnnfv l?>a+ Q. schoolunu tlves here, r Rchool is The popular young eather con- tross, Miss Jessie Smit i should be the Christmas holidayt Idren; that in Spartanburg, during the It is still snowing guns and dogs I hear ighters of "little Hunny Cotton-t at Timrod, but middling. k.. large part of her ] ; school mis- production of poems h, is spending her hymns which ca ? at her home use the best known Every Hour," which and from the been translated int I know that languages than an; all" is faring hymn. Mrs. Hawks who i wnu ranie naoK 1 long life to the . and hymns. Of . A"1onp ?,hor h me Into common waH n,e is. "I Need Thee ?"8, "Ooo<1 N'Kh is said to have Jh?" ' "Wh^U ? . low Jesus and " o more foreign y other modern COMPLSORY ] >vas born in Hoo IN GREAT to me. tlons of North ymns of which she Montana. Thei 'The Cross for Je- larpe part of it." "Why Weepest areaa of the He the Next to Fol- SOeil corn situf In the Valley." ^atf nf the con + than <t ha? bee RATIONING The seeretar. BRITAIN " an arts inspt Dakota and eastern le regions represent a Long the grain-producing A thrush i United States. The recently with ition in the northern "Inform \VI 1 belt is more serious Dondon." M ii for many years." ' " f'Htor y said it is important seed supplies of soy ? ! ctor is an arts stuuents. Flights of Birds. >v:is caught at Southport a rin? on l.s leg marked, tlierhy. High Holborn, r. II. K. Wlthorby, who of British Birds, has, ul 75.000 birds so marked > of learning something so i>nl u A oii'oll/tiir rliumil W. F. Estrldge, natloi Timrod promises to be strongest councils in the Mr. John C. Catoe, wi Institution and reported i The Sunday school is much interest Is being mi the study of the Bible b> era. officers and pupils. niui uo/ uy ?? ?? rial deputy. TABERNA( one of the State. Lancaster, S. C., R. tnessed the 7.?-Christmas has bei a fine time. In this section. The doing well, weather has checkei inlfested In amount of visiting, ' the teach- etc., but nevertheless I predate the coming o 7T7; sick- N. Y., in 18.1 * in the public schools v n 7 ian seminary- After h * , ' Charles Hail Hawk en very quiet v, ? . . . .j ^??w York banking I unusual cold r. , , , rl 4. , Brooklyn until the cj tl the usual . . , . , A1 band in 1888. Sin social parties. _ . . .. , made her home with the people ap- T, f .ui # .. Bennington, Vt. f this festive 5, was educated and in the Troy I/O it I Ithondda, ier marriage to s. membtr of a Says Scheme Ha Irm, she lived In por ^ leath of her husce then she had her daughter in London, Jan. 1 tinning is to he J beans and whl available for t' F(kmI Controller, son. s Been Completed ationlnK. ,,l{ "OBKItT^ Columbia. S. f.?Compulsory ra ert Ij. Moore, o Ollt Info offnni ill : evo par gnil n to or navy boars bo ,n i,ancnshlr< ^ie noxt planting sea-,inter at CSrn 0.000 miles bnckod gull, * " Islands, <>1Y 1,. MOORE found eight 1 F COLI'MBIA HEAD Senegal, and <\, Jan. 4.?Dr. Ttob- London, was no of the best known weeks nfterw nuo Q r,A/>( a 1 tat a I n V* n biOtlS S TO CTt > whs found seven months hnmstown, South Africa, away. A "lesser black" ringed at the Fame Northumberland, was Tionths later at St. Louis, I a blackbird, ringed at found In Moscow a few ards. It would seem that >ater travelers than most The disposition of foil something' So why not i dny school? Cultivate t and pass by evil with a I May we hope that the cotton will not lead farr lleve It's all they need, n tor its too late, they need but cotton. ks la to do season every year, attend Sun- A dwelling on Mr. < ?ood habits plantation was desti dtter scorn, early Saturday mornin high-priced December. It was occ ners to be- brose Funderburk. co ind And af- lost practically everyt everything Among the many ite bales of long staple cot Her first hymns 3. W. F'lyler's *868, at the surges royed by fire tor- Dr- "obert Low K, the 29th of f"raI of them to nn,{ upicd by Am- Not lonf? before lor^d, and he Hawks thus describe hint? he had. ? ms were two died in a short time ton, and neai- Mr. FV fivdB Punt* were written in England at an ea tion of her pas-; to Lord Rihondd, ry, who set sev- speaking at Silve dc, J his announcement her death Mrs. wafi afraid that cc d the writing of would have to co its way, and thei department had c . . , ,, and that as soon rly date, according south, died hoi a, food controller, a short illness, rton. Ho prefaced at M -Oonnellav : by saying that ho years a*o and impulsory ration!n : sional oducntlo me. that it was on He moved to i declared that his Hill 16 years a ompleted a scheme his profession as the sanction of is survived hy re Friday night after of "s !'"nKln' Dr. Moore was born i <11 v * ma What Wo ilte \ ork county. 44 ,,T W omen nl received his profo*. formod pook n in New York city. nn,i comfortf Columbia from Rock soldiers, but .go and has practiced the direction in this city since. He necessary foi his widow and three slstanee. In p.?Exchange. men Did In Civil War. I over the United States tips and made bandages i of various kinds for the their work, too, Ineked and uniformity which are r prompt nnd effective asi the Civil war, country + UNION. Lancaster, S. C., R. F. 7.?Notwithstanding the er the people had a good There has been conslde ing in this community. Mr. Willis Shute went !y $300 in money. He pathy of his f Jouds. h colored, because it hi D., 2. Jan. many years of patient cold weath- economy to accumulai Christmas, was swept away in so rable visit- Another sad feat ill1' the traffic death of Ch t to Green- burk, an a*ed colored ( has the sym- Sevier. is at home or oth white and lough id taken him . . , . Mr. Lewis .Rlliot. toll and strict . , , w visiting relatives in te that which ... . . Miss Georgia Ph short a time. ? . .u efficient nurses at th e to this was , _ . . 8r>r' of Hock Hill, si lariey Fundev- ... . ' with her parents, Mr man, who was r,, , PIvler. IV. 1/ui IV, in v am i , , . . the cabinet had 1 a few days fur- . . . would be carried of Mtaglanippt. I, ? ' nr'1 '"?> ??'? fhl. community. '*at ,hor* w<""' 'ler, one of the ">??*<> ? ? improve, and imp ie F ennel Infirm)ent the holidays There is nothi \ and Mrs. O. W. "'"at'on," he said i to tighten your b I been received It children. warned bis hearers vot'V'i *OVT! :1 continue to be OFFICE the position would Major A. C. rove steadily. known of the > n* alarmins: in th" national xuar<" I. "You have only who Is assistar elt. The nennle nf i ? women won contributing ?* cnuKe of help I r.AKOMNA ! In mnny ins !R llOAltD MKMHKlt Plven onnuftf I contributed Doyle, one of the beet j tah|pR ,n lnr 'ountrer offl- era In Ihe q11ontly snve* I of South Carolina, other dlsens( it to the constructinc ? especially generous in time and labor to the IniT the sick and wounded, lances the men were not i green food, and farmers potatoes and fresh vege ?e quantities, which fre1 a camp from scurvy and ?s.?Farm and Fireside. ft. vine recently 10 vibii ms law, Daniel Hinson, who Ing at Camp Sevier. Mr, Coy Hinson and i Drotner-m- caught under a burnli It in trainr (ell Just as he was ar scene of the flre. Bott family hare broken besides other ng tree which I proaching the) Mr* an<1 Mrs- ? i his legs were of Dudley, S. C., ha injuries. He I Mr. end Mre. J. F. ? Funderburk.:thl8 Country are ' like the prlvati .?? been ?l.lting Th,re they h.? ,, ^rl* meat a week." i ? j \iuai iff uicinirw undergoing nothing been deelgnnte<! one In Germany, of office whi< eea than a pound of arialng tram t camp alta by tl ui i <tiii|? novicr, nun l a member of a board WMr ?h will adjust claims J Nations, 11 he occupation of the! w hlcb * au stained flna raaolutl< i Nation* 8ucceed. ke men, fail In nothing oldly Attempt when they ! by -tirtooiifl purpose and >n.?Henry CUy.