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PAGE EIGHT WAVE OF SORROW IN m< HOUSE AND SENATE Congressman (ianlncr's Martyrdom ? CO Will Cauw Investigation of Conditions at Army CanipN. P'" del exc "Washington, Jan. 18.?Aroused by the death from pneumonia of nai MaJ. Augustus P. Gardner, formerly ad one of their number, members of the ser house have agitJted congressional coi investigation of camp hospital conditions not only at Camp Wheeler foe where the former congressman died 1 but generally throughout the coun- pei try. Representative Gard, of Ghio. nia introduced a resolution to that pur- ext pose, drawn in broadest terms and adi many membefs indicated their sup- Suc port. ser A precedent breaking wave of sor- api row and sympathy swept over the adi house at news of Major Gardner's death. Democratic Deader Kitchin announced that if Mrs. Gardner dai agreed to the plan, when she arrives exc here with the malor's body, there Jai will be funeral services at the capi- clu tol where the body would lie in bui state. sar No auch mark of respect has ever cus been paid to a former member of t'?1 congress. pai & h The senate adjourned in the afternoon in respect to the memory of , Major Gardner, after hearing a eulo- ^ #;y by Senator Weeks, who held up ^ Gardner's career as an example of ' ' patriotism to the young men of the " DOT country, and adopting a resolution ^ of sorrow and sympathy for the fam- , ily. uai am DAVID W. BAGLEY IS ON 19 AMERICAN SOIL AGAIN ce* pre fre Was Commander of American De- ing Ntroyer Jacob Jones When Sunk offl by a Submarine. jjn f nfl cor An Atlantic Port, Jan. 18.?Lieut. ^ Commander David Worth Bagley, ^ commander of the American destroyer Jacob Jones, sunk by a German j submarine December 6, arrived here Tuesday on an American steamship. He was accompanied by other surVI V/tru r\f hn J *? aching joints or twisting cords. th< But some few have not known that " 1 scorn EMULSION has been correcting this trouble when other treatments have utterly failed. Scott's is essentially blood-food ( in such rich, concentrated form that its oil gets into the blood to " alleviate this stubborn malady. 111 Get a bottle of Scott'a Emnl- "" - aion or advise an ailing ,w Av friend. No alcohol. hp The Norwegian cod Urer oil in ijW ScaM'i Fa nldm ia now refined in oar (10 til I own American laboratories which ,/<? H( [\ makea it pore and palatable. Scott a Sowne, Bloomfleld. N.|. 17-tt ,,e: ? . t w? u wt ttiv iui |/cuuvu w Cll amp. I Also on the steamship were a number of returning army and navy ' officers who have been in France and Kngland. The death of a member of the ship's armed guard, a seaman by the name of Shaefer, who fell or ( was washed overboard when the ship fOC was two days out, was reported. KjV (In Lieut. Commander Barley is a j,ol brother of Mrs. Josephus Daniels. jnv wife of the secretary of the navy, jnv and was reared in Halelgh. He is a on brother of Ensign Worth Bagley, the t;() first American officer to lose his life nf in the Spanish-American war. tpc * * )>ll I MKIU\\NTILK DELIVF.ltV I crUT.XIIi.MENT EXPLAINED tio Washington. Jan. IS.?War-time eal curtailment of mercantile deliveries ins which has been put into effect in nrte many cities, was explained to repre Tin sentatives of states east of the Mis eissippi by the commercial economy tna board in preparation for extension om of the restrictions throughout thf ror country to release man power for "Vl war work. oui Prospects of another early call of nnt draft men to the colors caused the Wf> board to hurry its plans so that op- da; eration of the draft will not serious "in ly h andicap stores handling necessi-Mnp ties. Daily Thought. What a brave soul is that, that is Pa' always prepared to leave the hotly, fie and unconcerned about her being wi either, extinguished, scattered or re- nn( moved.?Marcus Aurelius. j)U Rheumatism Yields ; Only rheumatic sufferers know die affonv of its dartinff nain*. I i.ei r. < < > >NDAY IS TO BK DOE! MAPK A HOLIDAY (Continued from Page 1.) l'nles? ntinuing up to and including irch 2 5. 1918, no manufacturing <1*1* int shall hum fuol nr nap nnuor rived from fuel for any purpose :ept: "A. Such plants as from their 1>ar ture must be continuously operat- ^as 's seven days each week, to avoid "Th ious injury to the plant itself or Franc* itents. any A 'B. Manufacturers of perishable they [ id. from "C. Manufacturers of food not naval ishable and not in immediate de- why tl nd who may burn fuel to such an tary o ent as is authorized by the fue' "W1 ninistrator of the State in which t>rou?l h plant is located or by his repre- uumbt itotivn Qllthnrifn/1 hnr/if ?? , U,.WI1 |^jon a plication by the United States food (^e mi ninistrator. ability One Edition Only. and j, 'I). Printers or publishers of or nav ly papers may burn fuel as usual ,.Qn :epting on every Monday from caQ ll( luary 21 to March 25, 1918, in- scjenjj iBive, on which days they may thoritj n fuel to such extent as is necesIt v y to such editions as such papers itomarily issue on important na- sn,a" rial, legal holidays and where such Per8nn iers do not issue any editions on monoliday they are permitted to issue ,onK t i edition on the said Monday. 'E. Printing establishments in rec ich may burn fuel on January 18. 20 and 22 to such extent as zonenecessary to issue current nums of magazines and other publl- SHAH ions periodically issued. NA 'On each Monday, beginning Jan y 21. 1918, and continuing up to ri including Monday, March 25. Heath 18, no fuel shall be burned ex- Sligl >t to such extent as is essential to vent injury to property from ezing for the purpose of supply; heat for: ^ 'A. Any building or professional . _ . . . ia cau ces, except offices used by the ,orte(j ited States. State, county or mu, . men ai ion governments, transportaltion . ... . . . . , . in this npanies or which are occupied by . T , * . I u ,nK iks or trust companies or by phy- , .. of the ians or dentists. shows 3RMAN BRUTALITY IS th the w EXHIBITED IN ITALY army vious I Food Taken from Conquered """ non-efl rerritorj and Women and Chil- nation Irrii Made to Work in Fields. '"K ^ erally men t Ottawa, Antario, Jan. 18.?All pneum nl supplies in private homes to be 340. en up and men, women and cliil- tinuod mi to work in the fields for 1G and ni iirs a day, for the benefit of the contin aders, are set forth in regulations camps, posed by the Austro-Germans up- ,PS an the people of the conquered por- camps, ns of Italy, according to the text in the a Teutonic proclamation now in 'n the hands of Reuters, Ltd., and made Cam Idle here. guard Failure to comply with the regula- cases ns, the proclamation states, will Camp 1 for severe punishment, includ- w'th 4 imprisonment of men and wo- Cam n and the beating of children tional e proclamation reads in part: pneuni 'A house to house search will be week I de for all concealed arms, weap- a?cond i and ammunition. All victuals ' ee. v mining in a house must be de- 24 an fired up. Every citizen must obey The w r labor regulations; all workmen cases i I children over 15 years old niusl rk in the fields every day. Sun- J ys included, from 4 o'clock in the irning until 8 o'clock in the even- wonpn ' walls. Disobedience will be punished in monnr ; following manner: says a "Lazy workmen will be accont- Italy, nied in the work and watched bv . .. . A A. can w rnians. After the harvest thev .. , the a II be imprisoned for six months ^,,,,^1, [1 every third day be given nothing noncoi t bread and water. tlons "Lazy women will be obliged to greate rk and after the harvest will re douhtf ive six months' imprisonment. many "Lazy children will be punished bv Hc^'nc . Its po iting. The commandant reserves forr^ni 1 right to punish lazy workmen ^ t th 20 lashes daily. made tacit ILLS CLOSING DOWN the Pc OWING TO COAL TIE-UP "Thu - thougl out-of per South Carolina Seriously ,\f- the "ti fected by Delay in Transport of m horsel iio.iiiio Tons. power Spartanburg, S. C., an. 18.?Lack Wh; motive power to move trains on <lread? 3 Carolina, Clinrhfleld & Ohio prover llroad ia responsible for sixty past 2 Misand tons of coal being tied be- testify een the mines at Dante, Va., and famon artanburg, as a result of which your h ee local cotton mills have closed fee) tl wn and many more in upper South to she rolina will close unless some re- antee. f Is afforded. Drag < THE LANCASTER NEWS, LAIS S NOT ADMIT MEN class DRAFT AGE TO STAFF 7 << ? They Have Proper Creden H. A i From U. S. Military Author* ^ ^ Ities, Says lted Cross. Clare H. J. B. F is. Jan. 18.?The Red Cross g H sued the following statement: |g g e American Red Cross in p. Ii i does not admit to its staff' F. C. m -leans of draft age unless Henr; >resent the proper credentials J. Va the United States military or h. Hi authorities giving the reason J. D. hey are not qualified for mill- A. W r naval service. A. St len the organization was first F. CI it together there were in it a R- Ci ?r of Americans of conscrip- T. Ct ge, but these either satisfied E. H, llitary authorities of their dis- L>. Ei or left the lted Cross service CJ. M >ined the service of the army J- So l> \r all such questions the Aiuerl?d Cross is working most con- ** '*a ously with the military au- * " S H es in France and at home." F. Hi ,as announced that a very ^ ^ percentage of the Red Cross ' nel in France consists of young ' ri. 11 Most of the young men be- ^ ? o the Society of Friends and ^ exemption as conscientious (," irs. They are engaged largely (," (?a onstruction work in the war * c ? HEFUL RECORD OF \ TIONAL INEFFICIENCY B. M M. S. J. Sii lUito in Army Croups Shows a o jvf lit Palling lint Still IMs- J M H. C gracefully High. L D R. G W F ihington, Jan. 18.?Pneumonw r sed 149 of the 235 deaths reT i among the national guardand national army men training ' country during the week end- ' nuary 11. The weekly report ' division of field sanitation. Q D that 88 guardsmen died durR F e week, as compared with 109 F D eek before, and 147 national A P men. as against 1C7 the pre, M. B week. ? C. K i the hospital admission and ^ ^ rective rates in the guard and al army camps increased dur- ^ ^ e week, with pneumonia gen- ^ ? prevalent. Among the guards- ^ jj here were 34 2 new cases of j I>( onia, and in the national army , n. The meningitis situation eon- A ~ to improve both in the guard ^ pi [itional army, while measles . ued to decline in most of the Willi, Kpidemlcs of German meas- j d mumps prevailed in many ? , with scarlet fever increasing YV \ national arm and decreasing j national guard. Hrad1 ip Doniphan. Okla., led the camps in the number of new of pneumonia, with f>0, and PREAC Wheeler, Ga., was second. 7. Cap'n J ip Travis, Tex., headed the na- Act army camps with new cases of lonia, with fl7, against 72 the before. Camp Dike, Ark., was Gap n ... ., . e, out in t , with 4 1 cases and C amps , before a., and Taylor, Ky., reported t ()Q , d .14 new cases, respectively. _. eek before there were 5ft new jn> on ^ at Gamp Lee. shukln' Vatican Real Help to Rome. the rncl i perhaps the Vatican that con- his mor s the best and surest antlaerlal a preac n. The pope lives within its "lie wi nnd Austria, the most Catholic heavln' chy, will send no bombs to Rome, I fish. V in exchange. As the capital of ion mer Rome would perhaps not be "Thai I. but a stray bomb on the Vatl- "nn? ? j ould trouble the consciences of | ual monarchy more than the j (j ter of any number of innocent trunk li nbatants and create compllca- ,, . ~ . , , . 1 the sto for the imperlnl government . r than they care to face. It Is W",p " ul whether even Protestant Ger- . would care to affront the con- | roar ' e of a not Inconsiderable pnrt of | n , pulatlon. There have been no I reu<1* I assurances given tc? that effect ' "Whll hey exist they have not been ! "Put h< public?yet there seems to be n yaller-k understanding that because of "If w pe's presence Rome is to be re- tends a d. cessful U fhla /?! ?* A# ?wnr?w ^ * V..Id 1/i Iimnj Virinsiiuilirn, (Jfipn i prnyer and fnstln* nre as much froze n date as u means of defense as tnkln* n prror by nlRht" that haunted the lai onks of Subtaeo, carries within to mati f a purely spiritual defense more 8tarts. ful than any Rirdle of steel. l>Hrt G? ; Cap'n KHK1 MATISM. a ho,ft y will you suffer from this most j,|in jn ?d disease when I^-Rheumo has tiers lie i the Kircatest remedy for the doom, J 5 years? Thousands of people to Cap'i to Its wonderful cureB. This bit-foot a prescription snouiti by In lome. Have it ready when you ? ? 1 charms, lat firm pain. A?k our dealer j00#e ^ >w you our money back guar- drifted For sale by The Standard hall.?F Co.. Lancaster, S. C. 11-tf. Hugh W i (CASTER, S. C. ONE LIST ? GROWING RAPIDLY Continued from Page 1.) flfo t)GL& .. Montgomery. Slms Mr. J. L. Acrce, Dot! ince Hunter. at the same price ? Stogner. ?Mier to handle' ? 8 they do old style hi alle* old style hulls are w Plyler Has f) lgram. Williams. W M y Ellis. ughn. ttrper- when wet, mix so th Glenn. that the cows can't atts. clean in the barn. it is easy to measun with the other feed. yburn. Hulls sell for several innlngham. To ,Kure |1|# ^ re#u i lining ham. thoroughly twelve / Bowers. wetting them down nigh ...Hah thi? cannot be done, ? ' feed the hulls dry, use oQuiller. Dtt. | "OC Gives the right formula i Jones. how much to feed for ma (' ininlioll Buckeye Hulls and give tampueil. copy to nearest mill. mes- Dept. k The I W right. ADsals lunula llrr?!*fha/a Bowers. trrls. . Cook. ahafTey. The Uumi inmpson. l?rgest diamond tl 1)epKe been found is the Culllnan ' discovered in the Premier Williams. Transvaal In 1907 and wei( Williams. carats, or one and one-th uthen. i In the rough, and at that >ok. | parently only a fragment Culp. 1 stone. In cutting this lu nod. It was divided Into nine 1 V. Phillips. Bnd a number of brilliants, finished stone being only 5 Laney. mpson, Jr. * iller. nior. PROFESSIONAL C unningham. abney. + . Barnes. DR. J. KKKCK PUNDH 1. Knight. Dental Surgeon >uncan. W>ffice Hours: aster. j 8:30 to 12:30 A. I anderburk. 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. Hancock. j And by Appointme Croxton. Office Phone 160. leves. Residence Phone ! Hood. Office over Lancaster 1 Oauthen. ?roen CLERK'S SAL Hinson. nllard. STATE OF SOUTH CA1 irkloyd. County of Lancasi eed. Bod- Int'oinmon Plea orrow. _____ I.ingle. I A lion R PolliOtr o' irsch. vg >,sten* Wardlaw Williams, et a ants. 50 k* Pursuant to a decree rr underburk. above stated case by Jui Moore, dated November 1 e Knight. I will sell at public auct r?f?n- highest bidder, at Lanca uesdale. House, on the first Mond Vatts- ruary next, within the 1 Whltaker, 0f sale, the following des y V\ right. estate, to wit: ^ All that piece, parcel i :her dream, poor luck "7he <;?un " caster. State aforesaid. im'a Nightmare of Wrong Color n,nety acres, more or :ordlng to Official Book, to bounded as follows: No Benefit Him. fate lands of Alex Howe lands of Mrs. Mollle J. Jim was laein' up his shoes estate lands of John he main cahln by the big stove south by estate lands of 1 I took my glttln -up chew an an(j east by McMurray es my pants an shirt. ai,ove trart 0f ja lecond bell the cook was clang- so,(, ftt the r,ak of the f he main deck down below was ; . the frost oft the willows on the ? 'If mgside the quarter-boat. After erms o sa e, cash. ket died out Cap'n Jim started ,n Pay 'or PftPerflnln* vision report: "Dreamed of PAIII, M< her last night, Dave," he says. C. C. is standln' up In a skiff an* H. HINKS, eggs at a big lummox of a cat- Plaintiff's Attorney 'hat does you perdict that via- 24-3t-Once a we ins?" t's a bad vision, Jim," I says, CLERK'S SAL inrd one to perdlet. Walt till I book." | sTATK OF SOUTH CA1 the old dream-book out of the County of J.ancast i my stnteroom. When I got by | ve Cap'n Ed and Cap'n Lafe ... r, , T, i In < oniinon I'leu re with Cap n Jim. rty ? Prayer ? Preacher. r: If colored, denotes advance Catherine A. Mosler, as Ion or Inheritance of gold," I , In her own right, PL 'Was he white or nigger?" vs. le?I think," Rays Cap'n Jim. t. J. Mosler, et al., Del > might have been some sickly ?okln'." hlte," the book says, "It por- Pursuant to a decree n reduction of Income or a sue- nhove stated case hy Judg< business trip." Vore, dated October 121 Jim looked discouraged as a will sell at public auctl fibblt. "Where to would I be | highest bidder, at Uanca i business trip, with the dang | House, on the first Mond d up for the winter an' me cut i ruary next( W|thin the 1 e's pay till the spring work of SR,0 thp foIIowIng de8 I flgger the shrlnkln' Income that dream's all I'll git." estate, to wit. i^iue million out the Htone with AI1 lURl iraci or iann In It thnt he curried the time Duford Township, In the Dixie Queen sunk nt Met- County, 3. C., containing nd. "This here'll wsrd off the dred and forty-four (I lm," he says, handln* the stone more or less, bounded nori i Jim. I give ol' Jim my rah- of jno t. Fraser. east h what haa kept had lurk away a,lrBh Hunter and Franc > man, a the time an'we atari- ?ou,h , laD(l, ? ryln to recollect some more A ' . . , . . but just then the flunky cast ton and west by ,and" fo" i the breakfast-bell an' we all by ,leath> now own? for'd an' below into the dlnln'- Jones. rom "A Mushroom Midas," by Terms of sale: Oae-1 flley, In 8crtbner'a Magaalne. and the balance In two eq FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1918. EJ ite by cows I! or in handling || ian, Ala., says that he would use Buckeye Hulls 1.1 is old ttyle hulls because Buckeye Hulls are H iner, and because cows do not waste them as ._ I ' ills. He believes that at least a third of the * 1 I aated by the cows and in handling. i UCKEYP I COTTONSEED fc, HULLS V I UNTLK8I I oroughly and uniformly with the other forage | nose them aside. Being sacked, they keep I Being compact, concentrated, solid roughage, I i them out accurately and mix them properly l> And yet with all these advantages, Buckeye (j dollars per ton less than old style hulls. | Its sad to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls I ioum before feeding. It is eitj to do this by I it and morning for the next feeding. If at any time |,; 'et down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to I only half as much by bulk as of old style hulls. 11 >k of Mixed Feeds Free I 'or every combination of feeds used in the South. Telia I ; intenance, for milk, for fattening, for work. Describes I a directions for using them properly. Send for your I buckeye Cotton Oil Co, Dept. K II I Charlotte Greenwood Jackeon little lack Mscoa MeagMs tstaa I I installments, secured by note or I 9n<** bond of the purchaser, with mort- I "lt . Kage of the premises, bearing inter- I , which was I , mine In the e8 a seven per cent per annum. I ;hed 3,025% payable annually, with option of the 4 I u,l nurrhaner tr? nnv nil nr nir I It was np- portion than one-third of the purof a larger chase price in cash. Purchaser to imense gem pay for papers, nrge stones PAUL MOORE. ,ar^'8t c. C. C. L. C. CQrnt8" jone8 & Jones, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 22-3t-Frldays. AR1>s notice to the public. IRiil'RK, ^he town ordinance against reckless driving of automobiles and motor cars will be strictly enforced ? from this date. Cut-outs must be closed on all automobiles while runnt ning within the town limits. The speed limit on Main street from the 10 court house to the Lancaster Mer Pharmacy pantile Company 10 miles per hour nnd all other streets within the corporate limits of the town 15 miles per hour. iva hogs must be moved out of ' town. Those having hogs will get them out of town at once. H R. S. STEWART, Mayor. Plaintiffs. January 15th, 1918. I., Defend * tade In the BUSINESS NOTICES j dge Ernest * ^ 1 L2th, 1917, * + + + + + + + + I :'?n to the FOR SAIaE?Two fresh Jersey ? 1 .ster Court miich Cows. Apply W. H. Howie, S ay in Feb- Waxhaw. R. No. 3. lt-pd. S egal hours 2 cribed real STRAYED FROM HOME?One 2 young dark-bay mule Tuesday ^uJK or tract of night. Reward will be paid for ty of Lan- information as to its whereabouts, containing J. l. Hinson, Lancaster, R. 6. less, and irth by es- _ II, west by LOST OR STOLEN?From back lot Perry and on Saturday night, one solid leathWilliams, er quilted saddle, practically new, 'n m Uollnw o r?/l ??? lv?i J i - T4 -4 * ^ ?... . , i mm iicb unuiti. iieiurn 10 Mrs. itate lands. | J. Clark Robinson and receive nd will be liberal reward. 24-2t. oriner pur WANTED?A good man to reprePurchaser aent U8 'n Lancaster and adjoining counties to sell Marble and "HIRE. Granite Monuments and all kinds C. L. C. ?' cemetery work. We have a good proposition for the right - man. Owen Brothers, Marble and lelt pri Granite Co., Greenwood, S. C. BUY A BICYCLE and pay while you ride. Cost you no more than to ItOLINA, pay the cash. So easy that way eri and at the old price. J. B. Maekorell. 26-lt. FOR SALE We have 2 adding machines and will sell one good Admx. and standard adding machine at oneft,nt,ff? third cost for quick sale. Bennett-Terry Co. 19-tf. fendants. BUY THAT CHILD a SLATE and lade in the 8'?P 'he waste of tablets. A slate e J W De- d? ^e work of a hundred tabh, 1917, I ,ets- Mackorell. 26-lt. on to the BALB?Fifty to one hundred ister Court , ' . _ . acres of land. Also several two. ay I n Feb, . horse farms for standing rent to egal hours . , .. . . , . . , tenants that can furnish own crlbed real .. stock. Situated two or three miles from V#.. ' ? ? - ? .. . rui 101 iun Hituatefl In . __ _ . T apply W. n. Plyler. IiEncRStor ; two hun- NOTHING BKTTKR around the 244 ) acres, house on a dark night than a th by lands flash light. No danger of Are. 4*1 y lan(*H of No wind can blow It out and It Is Is Phillips, always ready. Come see one. J. David Hll- B Mackorell. 2?-lt. nely owned ? . Hi by C. D. DR. W. 8. RODDY, Veterinary Physician, Surgeon and Dentist. Office Lhlrd cash at Oregory, Hood Dive Stock Co. iual annual stables. Phone SIC, Lancaster, ? i Mtiim