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VOL. 23. NO. 59.
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SEMI-WEEKLY.
LANCASTER,
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S. C., TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1
?l^ETHODISTS
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will 'iirgui
SUBSCRIPTION
charges revenue
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$2.00 A YEAR # ' V"!
: BILL IS 4 ji
? KILLED IN WK
ft Matiy Others Injured Whc
Spreads Near Cam]
Jackson.
ItUL
n Rail j
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REMOVE Tl
With Certain Res
isters Will Remai
Indefinite
ME LIMIT LOSING I
* * -v** tf
trictions Min Fast Developing
n on Charges ter Sculptor
ely.. Invest
MOMENTUM UPFOI
That He is Bet- Decision Pi
Than Graft Reached S
igator. Pres
{DISCUSSION '
V
obably Will Be
ometime During
ent Week.
, . ' 1
jm ruUK WORTH CAROLlr
F Others Who Lost Lives
From Arkansas and 1
see?Had Just Entrain
,v I Camp Sevier.
*IANS II
II In June, 1917, tl
Were II pe0ple of this cour
ennes- 1 Re(j Cross war reli
ed for II asked of any peopl
I The response of 1
II the Red Cross wou
he Red Cross War Council asl
itry to contribute $100,000,000
ef. Such an amount had nev<
e for purely relief purposes,
the people was proof that the s
Id never find its limitation in t
RETIREMENT C
the War Work Commi
sr been quest General
Atlanta to Autl
cope of of Million Dollai
hp will
>F BISHOPS HE WAS PLA
ittee Will He- While He Pursin
Conference in tions Into Ail
lorize Raising tion He Attc
rs. Private Comp
YING DOUBLE OPPOSITION
;d His Investijfa- Proposal (o 1
rplane Construe- on Automo
mpted to Form One Dollai
any. Miles Trav<
f DEVELOPING _
t 'J&L
['lace Mileage Tax
bile Pleasure Trips.
r for Every slOO
eled. J|^ _ ,
'^..tmbia. S. (' , May 1
' were killed and 26
AyT)eJ a wooden pasaengei
^VlflhariTing members of the 321s
JP>' Jumped a trestle at Cam]
Wwn Friday morning. ' The
entrained for Camp
^Kreenville and the train wi
M out of camp at a very low
?Eipht ingness of America
injured Because of the s
r conch , . ,
t lnfan- ized for War today?
p Jack- months before our
Boidiers war. During that
Sevier ca'a help be evident
as pull- rje(j burden,
rate of
i to give.
cale on which nations must be
it was apparent that it would b
army could play its full part
period it was important that
, to our allies, who for so long Y
Atlanta, Ga., May
disposal of the quest
UI uuil*
limit on ministers b
e man.V conference of tho M
in the pal Church South, i
Ameri- that the next big iss
tad Car- debate stage would
of the women for ]
13.?With the Washington, Ma
;ion of the time sworn statements,
iy the general grams from tho hi
ethodist Episco- telllgence service
ndications were senate record to
ue to reach the LJorglum, while 1
be the demands commission from
laity rights, al- to inquire into
iy 13.?Sensational Washington.
letters and tele- McAdoo and sp
les of the array in- ate and house
were read into the versy this weel
show that Qutzon of the adminh
lolding a personal press in sessior
President Wilson onue bill,
the government's Senator Simr
May 13.?SJcJRtary
okcsmen for th^v&en~ '*
will settle tho, conJtroc
over tentative pVs '
31ration 10 hold
1 to pass another. revVW"
nons, chairman of fa&m
lEfl. it approached a trestlt
ffvstal coach struck a spcadlt
- *tA hurled the wooden coac
m mediately in front down t
Reports fr^rn the cant
.1JK were that all of till Injure
y W resting well, alttyy^gn four ^
It has fallen to tl
! a big this gap, to bring c
jr rail. in doing so to begir
he* em- It should be in t
that Red Cross he
onment allies which is so es
(1 were It is vital that 1
vere so xl, t, 1 ^
le lot of the American Red Cros
omfort and relief to those natic
i to play this country's part in t
he mind and heart of every Ai
lp is strengthening that spirit
jsential to final success.
:his work go on, and because
rtuuy iuvoraoiy acit
is to fill I! committer >n revisali
>ns, and The conference af
he war. parliamentary wrang
minority report on
nerican proposal, which ins*
of OUT cipline a paragraph
ops to appoint minis
it must ,^n-ra!n-a"?n
,ci upon oy the aviation program,
3? secretary for th
ter a two (lays' private airplane
;le, adopted the war contracts a
the timo limit friendship with tl
?rts in the dis- The sculptor,
permitting bish- chief critic of th
(ters indefinitely tion ollicials, is n
l of quarterly ing for himself a
was negotiating finauce commit
e formation of a five Kitchin, c
company to take and means co
nd capitalize his with Secretary
lie President. Tuesday. The;
who has been the form the secr<
ie aircraft produc- that there is
^presented as seek- congress to a
, position as silent revenue legisla
tee. and iJMfeenta^
Jiairman of the" ^avfB
mmittee. wlfl conXflJQ^ v )
McAdoo proltrtbk^^v.; ^
t must necessair
-tary of the
decided oppositflBP^^ f -^und
summer session V >av*
tion and to taking u* at*
Iflf seriously hurt thBT they "mini
JC A military iaidfry Into th
P3B of the wrock was begun by
uL headed by Lieutenant Colon
steadt of the 321st Infantry,
first division, to which all
' , dead soldiers were attached,
the dead were privates.
List of Casualties.
-
it die. K? 011 ine nea ur'
e cause American people tc
1 board Although the der
?! iJal" so continuous, the
Eiehtvof
the another $100,000,0
Ail of knowledge that
tinued giving is th
ters but the winni
oss war Council must again ;
> respond to an appeal,
nands upon our people are so gr
War Council approaches the pe?
00 with no feeling of apology,
; this is the time of sacrifice, tl
e spirit of the day, that nothii
ng of the war. and that, its rp
. . vuiuc! ruees
a * of the majority of t
ders in tho bishops
"eat and status of tho prosidii
ople for lowed to remain une
. . will continue to be fi
U the end of four year
iat con- A movement to rt
lg mat- ship exclusively to
cnrrl r?f defeated.
wHQ tne vote partner in tne pre
he presiding el- ation, his role as
i' cabinet. The tion to be "his ]
lg elders was al- with President
hanged and they stated he could d
orced to move at With llorglum
s. cording to the d<
strict the elder- Gibson, an emph
four years was ministry of munii
Pnilpil Rtntaa l<?c
jposeu new corpor- tlie revenue c
set in the transac- unless it is a i
personal friendship sity.
Wilson, whom he s0 far the i
o anything with." mittee, which
was associated, ac- reVenue bill,
ocuments, Hugh C. mates from th
oye of the British Kitchin says t
tions of war in the R^own nor
nt o.l i?. Vowr V/>.U 1
luestion at th \t" '
tiiatter of grea
svays and met
will draft^ tfle
has received no t ^
e treasury. Chairm?f
ho committee must h
essity of a bill at thi
<v i do omciai ust oi tne apart
Jured follows:
* The dead are:
' Private Edgar Slmpkins,
321st Infantry, father, Will
,j Slmpkins, Patmos, Arkansas.
Private Philetus C. Swann,
*3? 1st Infantry, mother, Mrs.
* ^Bvann, 10 1-2 "North Park
a. Ashoviiio v r
and in- achievement is its
can Red Cross is ]
Co. k this war to a succe:
,am E- In order that the
Co K from lack of funds
Ninna aside to give the A
square, contribute to this j
justificatioifor feeling that the
alaying a substantial part in t
ssful conclusion.
?re shall be no interruption to ii
i, the week of May 20-27 has I
merican people another opporti
great work.
Ameri- Change In
ringing Showing the unan
mand for a chanse
other portions of the
ts tasks words "holy Cat ho
)een set pear, the conference
unity to an<1 by a vote of 17
the committee repoi
the substitution
Creed. who was to share
ninity of the do- A formal statei
in the creed and of the Dot
ritual where the company, of Indii
11c church" ap- stalled account
. without debate w'1 h the two mei
2 to 76, adopted P?rK P?t into th
*t reccmmendinj; cord. They were
of tho words tor Thomas of C
time, iu fact,
in the (leal. bonds sales a
nent by Kenyon W. lnto the treas
lgo Manufacturing 0ient money f
ana, setting forth a War until Jani
of his negotiations ami that rev
i, is among the pa- wen t,e postpc
e congressional re- session, or an
presented by Sena- November,
olorado, a member ? -
he believes the liberty
rul taxes now coming
ury will furnish sufflor
the conduct of the
lary or February next,
enue legislation may
>ned until the regulan
extra session eallq&Jj;
J
^ ^^Prlvate Marion O. HawH;
321st infantry, father,
^ Hawkins, R. F. D. 2, Marlon
xW 'Mvate "William E. Low<
% K, 32l8t infantry, father,
[ j. Lowery. Alta Pass, N. C.
Private Jess Reno, Co. I, 3
,'i'l.gt fantry, father, Tom Reno,
{ 8 Tenn.
Ins, Co. |
s. a.
ry, Co. SECRETARY IS NAM
Samuol 1JY GOVERNOR M
21st InSoddy,
Walter E. Duncan, of A Ike
ED TILLMAN TO ATT]
ANNING STATE CO!
'n. Accepts Senator at Work on A
church of Christ."
for this change has
, church for eight yea
The retirement hy
END of the conference o
NVENTION Morrison. K. G. Wi
lloss and J. S. Key
moot of Hishop J- ilddress
Which work for one year 1
Tho movement ^,0 senate n;
been before the xv'io lias been pa
irs. connection with
unanimous vote t'?n. The Mix st
f bishops, P. c. government oflici
iterhouse, K. } ;. President Marsha
and the assign- Coffin, former he
McCoy for lirrht board, have had 11
because of a re- tion disclosed sin
<11* ?i** Discuss \
lilitary committee,
rticularly active in ** *s ftssum<
(he aircraft aglta- enco w'th the i
atement shows (hat prs Secretary ,
als, including Vice ac(iuaint them
ill and Howard E. "ie a(lm'Qistrt
(ad of the aircraft ' upon
lost of the informa- ^('?? based a r
ce last January. Simmons, infoi
Vays and Means.
*d that' a't the oonfersenate
and house lead- * 4
McAdoo will deflnit*
with the program- ^
ition and furnish artnM,?n*
which Secretary W ffe?'
ccont letter to Senat? ^Cers
ruling him that a rev-P^a
IT 'Private Andrew Soogfc'ins,
I company, 321st infantry,
E ' Arch Scoggins, It. F. D. No. 1
K 4 wah, Tenn..
Private James L. Loath*
5 Company L, 321st Infantry, I
- Thurman L. Leathcrwood, X
|M^r'Tftte Benton Ooolsby, C<
ruirc ? arairti ny .101
Stipolv
father, Puckette.
, Oolte
Walter E. Duncan, edit
irwood,
>rother Aiken Standard, has ac
V'aynes- Private secretaryship to (
Manning, to fill the vacan
impany last week bv th? rcsienafir
?n K. lie Kxpcctg to Make
era tic Hod]
tor of the Washington, May
cepted tho Tillman has announced l
jov R I ntten<l the State Democ
. ' tion In Columbia next
cy created ? ... .
He will make an addres
>n r>f TnVin .
to Demo- cent operation led to
the number of blsho
at this session. Th
dress recommended
IS.?Senator ^ve but Indications t
that he would th,s number may be
:ratic conven- lowinR the vote on t
Wednesday. bishops, llishop ]
8 upon which farewell address to
discussion as to There is no indies
ps to be created reached Presl
ie Episcopal ad- at that time
the election or dent knew of its
onlRht were (hat t>ra' weeks ajro wl
increased. Fol- l|P?n the sculptor
ho retirement of ,1,s name.
Morrison made a All of the docui
the conference. Senator Thomas
ition, however, that as 1
dent Wilson, him- f?"owe(i public
or that the Presi- |nlorv'ew by F
existence until sev- 'nff that the na
len he called a halt ???(' shape an
's Investigations in 'n ProsPect fur
While congt
incnts submitted by the outlook fo;
as well as much nieTubers of tl
necessary. This lelt<V'
\-\tion oT an optimistic ^
ienator Simmons, saytion's
finances were in
il no revenue bill was
the next few months. . '
t,
ess is worrying over . j
r a prolonged session,
\e ways and means >
A, 821st infantry, father,
fc^by. Pauls Valley, Tenn.
W |The injured (lto:
A i^orp. Thdlnaa I. FitZRerald
^hyijA/^Jlst infantry. Ho
gtXQTfonton, Jenn., R. F
r^^A*JS?ney aiftljfcRs Mrs. T. I
f/jQ|lnd, Trenton, Tenn., R. F
R^^rfllfghtly Injured.
John Elllott puckette, who v
for services in the army.
can will begin work withii
I, Com- few day8
me adj
Mr. Duncan is one of
3 Fitz- known an(* mo8t capable y
D 1 ?' t*ie bas be<
for the press 15 or 16 y
U'QO An Vl A at rt ff *-* f TU a c* -
... ne ,g now at work, w)
olunteered tor said that at this tl
Mr. Dun- think of nothing new j
i the next situation he would discu
likely confine his rema
the best menta which he has f
oung men time given tho press,
m writing J might be some new ole
ears. He ed into tho matter and
iiile the aena- 10 L,ar,r>' <n
Ime b could In re8P?nse'to an
OKar? ; the the wordlnK of the
83 and would Methodist Epl
rka to state- South' a committee '
rom time to sist'nk of Bishop !
that there chairman; the Revs,
ments inject- M Dubose, F. M.
that in this Oo?l?lard and U. V.
? . nn/1 T.nvman T u/1 ?on
nstitution. oiner naia rrom t
effort to clarify have been placed
constitution of Assistant Attorne:
scopal Church, who has just star
was elm-fed con- dered by the Pre:
I). Mouson. trraft, disloya
A. J. Lamar, II. tence in the gc
Thomas. O. F. These charges, r<
W. Darlington capitol cloakroom
T?. .. a fi 1 r?n thn (I.W.. 11. .
ne war department "'"""iiipe an
1 in the hands of <h|n*s to tax t
/ General Frierson, $-.500,000,000
ted the inquiry or< tion.
sident into charges Chairman K
iHy and ineompe- taxes on incon
ivernment aircraft. From the outhi
eferred to first in insisted that r
Kossip and finally viduals mnkir
e easting about for u
o raise approximately
additional by taxaly'tfk
. '
ilchin espouses radical f. ^
ies and excess profits.
eak of the war he has
orporations and indiig
huge war profits ' ,
*jorp. L<ertyicJi l*. Ramsey
pany I, 321st infantry, Hoi
dress Asheville, N. C. 141 \
street. Slightly injured. Em<
address, D. H. Ramsey, broth
Wooid^^eet. AsheviUe, Ms (
Y , , ShoulqW?
panjkl, Infantry. Mo
dre* PtlJlTs, Ark. Slightly i
Com- " "" "" ? "?> ?*? ?? "1 I HO OIB
me ad- Rnd ha8 a,BO worked on n
Voodfin ln At,ai?ta. Augusta,
urgency Wash?n?ton, Baltimore a
er, 141 P'aoea- In 1913 he mai
2 through Central America,
i, Com- 8Gr't>a articles for a
me ad- BynrtlcatG. which were wl<
njured. He haa a,fM> been a tre(
* ~ trlbutor to maeazinest anH
tw 111 11*11 vwow llc nuu,u LIU
ewspnpers might bp on his mind.
Savannah, Congressman Lever's
nd other try Into the race and
rle a trip entry of Mr. Pollock m
writing a ator Tillman new lines
newspaper to talk,
iely read.
luent con- ARTILLERY BRIG/
Ia thft mi
in wnatever 1
ler, TI. R. Rader, J.
A. McCullough and H
recent en- . , ...
A prolonged discui
the probable . ...
report of the coinm
ay give Senextension
recommei
upon which . . .
moneys collected in
turned over to the 1
ville, Ky. An amem
that half of the amo
J'miu n. \ ?""i ui nit
H. Reynolds, J. attributed largely
. H. White. Rorglum.
ision followed a ?
ittee on church L1BSON I
tiding that all HLMSKb
i churches be v,cw ^'ork. May
board in Louis- pon' who ,s an as
Iment providing lu?n>tions purcha;
unt collector! hn ,he British militar
3 senate, nave DPpn nuwuiu Rivt: mi
to assertions of the governmen
of the war. It it
sentative Kite
iKFEXDS urge big incre,
F AND liOltGbl'.M Incomes and e>
III.?Hugo C. (Jib- ing rates pra<
distant here in th now levied,
dng department of However, the
y mission, issued a v.- --
jhi 01 men* income to
t for the prosecution
s expected that Reprebin
will vigorously
ases in the taxes on , < **
ccess profits, advoeat- ffc
dically double those jfc*
>re are other items .
( uitina ftcm. jr nUUI ?, *^?irs.
Bridges. Dlerks, Ark. * *
Private Klsie McKinley ,
Company L, 321st infantry,
address. WiUMta, N. ^C. Blffc!
Jared. Emergency address
f Artie Honry, Wllletta, >f. C.
k Private John W. Frost, C<
A, 322nd infantry. Home 'a
Oililkln N. C ailo-htltr r
J. v>.
thor of a book of ?hort si
sJIenry. t,t,ed "The Fourth at Rrid
Home Ho volunteered for the i
itly In- otter the United States
, Mrs. the war. but was rejected 1
physical disqualification.
>mpany then made county chalrmi
d drees, Aiken County Council of*
nin?a and has con tlrmmmlv si
- ; IUJMOR UN
tories, enge."
irmy soon Fifty-fifth Will Not Ik
i entered Sevier to Ciunp Jac
twvause of
He was Training.
an of the
Defense, canip Sevier, Greenvl
n<?? clifftn
FOUNDED kept in the annual
that the other half b
ville was defeated.
? Sent ! roin flna|jy waa adopted.
kaon for A resolution from
on church publication
nial boards of Chrlstl
established in every
lie, May 13. enee received the air
conference and ststement defend
e sent to Louis- Qutzon Borglum !
The original the disclosures mi
of Borglum's alleg
tlie committee craft schemes,
is that quadren- "Mr- Borglum
an literature he a" connection
annual confer- ,ookinK to our org;
nost unanimous P'ane manufactui
Iinp himself and paratively larpc
In connection with if* recalled tha
*de in Wa h'.ngton war revenue l>il
ed activities in air- ministration for
on stationary <
washed his hands petroleum. Thi
with negotiations congress, arpun
anlzation of an air- that these taxe
rinp enterprise as upon farmer* u
mm; ki produce com* r
? revenue returns. lift ^
I before the original (0T '
II was framed the a<}- t
a time favored taxes
mgines, gasoline anV - ,tfV
Is raised a rumpusffi - >
aents being advanc^l
a would fall heavilv A .{
sine fpjirtnro onoWon
I Emergency address, Dlshio
Gilllkin, N. C. +
Private George W. Stokei
pany F, 3 21st Jnfantry. Hoi
iAlress, Louisville, Miss., R. F
\ Slightly Injured. Eraergenc
drees, wife, Mrs. Nannie B.
5 Louisville, Miss., R. F. D. 3.
Private George 8. Tho
Smith, Practically his entire tlmi
work In connection with
11 Com- Joans, the Red Cross, Y.
me ad- canvass, "Four Minute" spe
. D. 3. registration of shipyard wo
y ad- other war efforts. He cat
Stakes, lumbla April 1 as assist!
man of conservation and t
moHon. and publicity worker fc
9 to' war ?Reports that the Flft
i Liberty Artillery Brigade would
M. C. A. Camp Jackson, Columh
leches, the erai weeks further ti
rkera and been emphatically deniet
lie to Coint
chair- 8hal>tor Caldwell, acting
>roduct!on the Thirtieth Division.
>r the ad- that no "uch move was
y-flfth Pjeld te of th? delegates.
I be sent to proe,,nK w-as read fr
'<?. for aev "7**"1"' ch?rch l?
riilnfn. '4. folding tin general
raining have Chicago.
i by MaJ. J. The committee on <
adjutant of meeting decided to re
who stated *enera' conference ti
olanned for !r'c^'n* *^e territory
A telegram of Bo?n as Preslden
ora the Colored h,m aut'.ority to
America, now handling of aire
conference In "a'd Mr. Gibson In
statement, which
episcopacy at its He a<l'led that ha
commend to the ,hat waa discussed
he plan of dis- Point of actual or
of the Southern tended to be a st
t Wilson granted and gasoline fo
Investigate the poses. The ld<
raft production." doned by the ho
making public his may now be revl
was typewritten. Would T?
id the corporation Representatlv
1 ever reached the Hopubllcan of
ganization, he in- committee, com
ockholder and do
O VtMIUVO -"X
r agricultural ^purea
was final^y^aban- ^
iuae oommitteelbut it
Ivad. A
x Auto Mileage/ M
e Fordney, ranking
the ways and m
ducted a losing fight ^
3*Hc?mpany 1. 321st Infantry.
Bjfctfresg, Swayney, N. C., R. F
flfl&Hously Injured. Emergent
V V&*. Superintendent Cherok
iJB 9ohoo,> R,a< N- c
ijj^porp. Franklin P. Poin
;|Wfoltapany C, 3 21st Infftntry.
^ WddreflB. Moonvllle, N. C. Se
|^^^^|red. Emergency address,
Homo ministration.
D. 1, He will retain his livtere
*y ad- ken a? editor and publish*
:ee In- Standard, Mrs. Duncan h
tlve charge of the paper d
dexter. Duncan's absence. He re
Hoino residence 1n Columbia as
rlously porary end Took* upon tb?
A.
the brigade,
sts in Al- The casualty battalloi
Br of The men unfit f or^. pverseas
aving ac- now number about 800
urlng Mr. expected to increase in s<
gards his physically incapacitated
only tem- already been removed !
> work in ganisatloas of th? Thlrtl
lis enter*! rather It is eynacied tJ
- I Methodist church Ini
I areas and the bishc
i, containing quested to live as nea
service who these districts as pos
men, Is not The special war v
Ire as all the wju request the gen
men have to authorUpthe rals
from all or- 000 a In.
eth I>iVision. I a the
rrAMA *1? *"
to 12 episcopal dared that "In th
?P? will be re- K?0(l financial rea
r the centers of 'or these charges I
slble. lleve there may be
rork committee certain persons to
eral conference able to head 6ff or
Ing or $1,000,- which Mr.'B^jTlui
waxwork. Gibson* exphifona
gfc church rela- 1911 and 1{>12 In
0 end I 'hink a ctleoj<fl
" ,be may forra ,h? 1,
Jeing made. I be- . .. .
similar to that
1 ample reason for ~ ? ...
., .. . . Ppanlsh-Americ.
consider it dealrehoke
the inquiry !t ReemB we
m started." later to a coi
d further that in a monil>er ot.
engaged in fom"llttep- "1
* mnn<la
tx mump rax on dsdr '
?ed revenue demand*
?vy of a tax on chec>*
Imposed during tfce
an war.
are coming sooner or
nsumption tax," said
ihe ways and means
rhe staggering do/...J.
. ,V _
| * (Continued on Pace t.)
it I
c' ?*? hk
WFrm
r uons a ineHjnira WTO]
: ;> " in ''! I V I '
>f airplane propel- w"'
^p'that a mutual 'PVy ?f a
Y,to Borglum. (Continui
* uuuo lutiy mne irw
on coffee, sugar, toa *
sd on Page 8) ?i '* J*#'' ,
V