Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TUESDAY, MAY J ' 'P 4, 1918. yjffwjx c ?InffMi/yfA DuFant, Norwood, 4NHHB C., Route 1, Inf. 1 l Dwl*h? Peter M.. T ' I ^ \ THE LA Ic.i Inf. L., Alcolu, Ha Shuler, Paul K., ]InL Wedsrofleld a I s,ler, Ai"n<40 M.. lNCASTER A^^LANCAff ==^= ? * .1 WILL BUrN Holly Hill, S. C.. care W. H. Jeter. V - ' * ^ " " %v" ITER, S. c. O FLOUR . * ?: NEXT HARVEST * Kan Uown, A people need a goo that will send the y tingling through - ? body, enrich it I > proving the dig EJ and clean it by expel wnotA matter. Heal ching c.. inf. d tonip fastening, Crawfor hi H ViUe' S C" Inf 1 DlOOd Emerson, Claude It. i *he P. A. )y lm- Gaillnrd, Pierre C., estion, Newberry, 8. C., Inf. lling the Garrison, Ernest P th is a Anderson, S. C.. Inf. * Carlisle; s: d* Inf d A., Bennetts- % S,,ris. Charles M Inf. i Hodges, S C Sowvll, Henry E " P. A. 811 Polk St Sparks, Thurnia ' C., Inf. Houto No. 3 SpiKner, Edward C.r Inf. South Carol inuP ., Cowpens, S. C.\ Patriotic Lancaster, S. C., j n C., Conway, S. A More than ia,,,, . ? South Carolina I T., Kingstree, S. , . * less program t South Carolina I Club Women Adopt ({ .'solution lit H] \lken. JP, 6,000 ^club women of ire pledged tq/w*Vjheat- ftt . t >y the action of the federation of Women's matter of plenty of ric free from impurities. ' PERUNi dispels inflammation [ blood making organs, gestion-glves tone ai to the membranes t - a h bloocT, Geer. Lewis C., 30*3 Anderson, S. C., Inf. Godwin, Wayne Z., V InfGreene, Samuel L., of the c., inf. -the di- Guerry Sumner, IS id "pep" Charleston, S. C., Inf, hat line Henderson, Edwarc > a * a a oteeie, /Karl P., Society street, . . ' Inf. v , Olanta, S. C.. St,nson' Thoniaa Inf. Dunbarton, S. ? 'nn"al' H?gWe. Columbia, S. C.t In 13 Broad atreet. WarMck' E?- N? Washington, Wi 1 H.. Bamberg, No- Ware Shoal ^ whito n?iu t Hock Hill, S. C.,]ciub8, who In c< | April 26 unanltr V., Center, S. C., lutlon to buy no til after the ne 2807 Wilson St., Th,B quest of Wllliai ? ? ? . lstrator for Sout wton, S. C., Inf. club womei lllam II., Route urgent s, S. C., P. A. ! wheat in order t 1 onronci I * * % " * " 4 * snvention at Aiken on lously adopted a resoi more wheat flour unxt harvest. - | > > as taken upon the ren Elliott, food admin:h Carolina, who wired 11 in session at Aiken noeesslty of saving hat America may carry me lungs axiu uic uikco and invigorates the entii v You can have health if "wh a. 4j., inr. e system. Hutchinson, Joesph you take S- c F A. eof your- _ T f and take James, James W., una when Uiver road, Columbia L need it Kay, Lewis M? your drug- street, Greenville, S. ( gists. Kelly. William 11., IE PF.RUNA Barnwell, 1200 Bull I^AUIkAUV llill R ^ V A C., Ninety-six, Greenvill?- 8. C.. It Wilson, Charles , 2609 Flroad 1 Seventh S. C FA after May 3, care 1513 Pendleton NewP?rt. Tenn- I' 3., Inf. ^ outturns, Com care of William C-' Iuf* street, Colum-1 Zeigler, P. J., J I Inf. "uu,vuo "u?ui, out me auiigaiK if. Goyernor Ma A., Judson Mills. the club wome Greenville, S. C.; urged that Mr. 1 of II. A. Fancher, ed uP?n )f There are up ' _ . ? _ clubs in South ( ?> P., Fairfax. S. ,ho|r a wheatless rat r., Bamberg, S. C., reaching effect. ample for the >n 10 me auics. nning, who addressed n on Thursday night, jA Wlllott's request be act- 1?^ wards of 125 federated Carolina, and the efTect membership going on I.Vj^pS| .ion will have a farIt sets a splendid expeople of the Stato to V ^ LIST OK ELIGIBLE! FOR LIEUTE ?\ Two Liancastor Hoys Incl uumrAni ^ ? * ? lukw. OUo Kneece, John I)., P ????J Lcmm, Leland, S., Inf. $ Langston, Leland INAI^U-IES S' ?' ZH, JamM v F. A. mlcd In List Logan, John R., Love, James L., G elion, S. C., Inf. *> Tarboro, N. C.,' SOLDIERS CO] TO DIE A] A., Darlington, Tills Action of I'r Latta, S. C., Fewer Iodic rk. S. C., F. A. Death reenville, S. C., I> follow, as tho r VDEMNED ?o?r?d. I urgent at this HE PARDONED victory bread . sacrifice sulfide esldent May Men,.' of South Caro1 giving up all v Hons of the j WOrld shortage Penalty. the present tir I other harvest. leed for wheat for the in Allied countries la does not represent a -t nt for the club women $$$&& ina, who are willingly yhoat breads until the of wheat, existing at ne, la relieved by an- _ ? I ? or noutn i arollnians as Officers. Washington, May 9.? ing statement Is author adjutant general: Herewith ^ls a list of oddresseaaf^nen who h; Vunimnl jnf Lomley, Harold, Gi Inf. Matthews, John B., -The follow- ai1(ier street, Charles lzed by the Mayes, Eugene D., C., Inf. names and MeCown, John K., ave qualified C., Inf. Washington, IV reenwood, S. C., Wilson's action i soldiers of the Ar 61 North Alex- ary force who ha ton, S. C., Inf. to death by a mil Greenwood, S. in France for slee try duty and com , Darlington, S. prison terms the ( posed on two oth lay 9.?President ACREAGE |N < In pardoning two IS nerican expeditiond been condemned Essential that ? Itary court martial Plant for Gr ping while on sen- Year, Says muting to nominal t|on>?still " :leath sentence im- Varloties. ers for disobeying OPEN A] "ORN ? ! i-vn pi 1UST BE INCREASED W 1 *' >outh Carolina Farmers .... ? _ I Miles of C < eater Production This the Food Administra- >S rime to Plant Late [TACK ON ARMY regular ITTLE TICK BEGUN cautions black hi board b oncrete Dipping Trenches accordin 4, , Bells ch ?outli Opposed to Ihis there w Costly Parasite. chinery to cleat intervals and taking for safety. Su? ulk appeared <off t.-,i iow of the NorwegiaiJ g to the crew of the F. ingcd and whistlest sound as a grinding of heav as the steamers at* each other, a mr at the third series or ol <lng scjtoflta to be listed for appointment as sec ants. These men will b the list of eligible ofllce missioned at such time vacancies occur. This list gives name < his home address and ar rn fni* urkloh lift Una nnol i 4\ Incers' train- McDonald, Claud I as eligible S. C., Ipf. ond lieuten- McOuinn, Noah J., e carried on street, GalTney, S. C., rs and com- McKenzie, Dallas V as suitable Inf. McKeown, Hugh ? )f candidate, C., F. A. m of service McLaurin, Edwin I txA Q P A T., Lake View, orders, was view* officials as approvj , 229 Holmes of Secretary Bak Inf. , the imposition of V., Olanta, S. C., in the army excep Trivate Forest 5... Cornwall, S. Eldorado, 111., an Lutie. Okla., wer< J., Bennettsvllle, ed. Inreashlng his ;d by many army Columbia.?C il by tho President nn? money cro] er's stand apalnst present sit the death penalty ld war wltl . , fed, the Food t in special cases. upon thfi farmfl 1). Sebastian, of lnrreaBe lheir , d Jeff ( ook, of this year. ! the men pardon- Men who wa decision, the pres- closely are of otton is no longer the Washing! p in South Carolina. In the first wa uatlon, created by the 000 cattle j a hungry world to be South have Administration calls Imm.}, to t rs of South Carolina to ' ? _ aii the first ac icreage planted in corn to free 100, tch the world situation Southern t the opinion that the an(l costly ?usp?'nst on, I). C., May 6.?With almost i irm (lays of spring 1.250,- craft. in 2 7 5 counties in the Watei > begun their fortnightly through he dipping vats. This is crew, m tion in this year's effort bunks, ,000 more square miles of decks a erritory from cattle tick ered. 1 tick fever. rescued ;?aim tne tfieii amidships * Xgjr r poured a large he lany of w|om ? rushed half clot nd several boats "he Livingstonia s the caDtaln and *UI " tin 14 11c 1IUO 4 uauu Abney, Joel R., 597 Btreet Greenwood, S. C. Bennett, Carl G., I*an F. A. \ Bostick, Benjamin, l C., F. A. PBouknlght, Jasper H S. C., F. A. Brown, Andrew Josepl VU U. V>. I * . /\. Newmarket MrMillen, William , Infantry. "S. C., Inf. casteiw S. C.( McMillen, Dougla C., Inf. Beaufort, 8. 'Mills. John D., Jr Inf. [., Johnston, Millwee, Thomas I C., R. F. D. No. 12, I it. Liberty. S. Moore. William A. meni iook into < L., Abbeville, extreme youth?tl years old and t< Marlon, S. concluded that th the seriousness ol ., Dillon, S. C., its possible disasi the unit to which 1 j., Charlotte, N. Privates Olan nf. lanta, Ca., and St . Green^'OOd. S. nt CnnnolUnn In consideration their price or corn, L'1) former beinR 20 years, will ret le latter 19?and "*?m" that 11 ' ... . .. the price of coi ey did not realize v , ' , - a considerably their , offense and The worl trous results upon prlcei are not ihey were attached, there is no rea Ledoyen, of At- an exception tc anley G. Fishback, of fact, corn t A u-nvn mA? f\T TO ft V Y\Ck mr\ higher than for many | Twenty-t ain its high level. It vat3 are a, vould he impossible for these vat8 i *n to decline, even with larger production this ,n% /,*re Id cry Is for food. Food trel ,es er likely to be lower, and arm"V of th son why corn should be Ute vats i the rule. As a matter United Stat >ecomes a money crop, ture, 280 ? onn sMera^ Peaanoata * _ . i_ liree thousand dipping of the F rtively in operation, and The 1 f placed end to end would aged an 100 miles of concrete for repj ected to oppose the costly The Brl ie cattle tick. In charge discuss are 2 85 inspectors of the make a es Department of Agricul- time. 1 itate inspectors and 1,000 their In 'jell. ^ Uvingstonia Is sli d probably will be tirs after a surve. itish captain also" the collision, sayin full report Vat t. rhe crew of tjip. V donRinps. Ma. > C., .F A. |B| Brown, Harold W., \> i J C.. Inf. Browne, George H., avenue, Rock Hill, S. C. Buckner, James M., Ci Inf. Byars, George W., Gj Inf. C., Inf. finnsboro, S. Myers, Fritz O., Or F. A. 427 Park Neely, Thomas M., , F. A. C., Inf. undcn, S. C., Nicholson, William S. C., Inf. iffney, S. C., Padgett, Tillman I C., P. A. convicted for c angeburg, S. C., Their sentences > three years in th Rock Hill, ri. tiary at Fort L( and they will be W., Woodward, country for irapri: diers 19 years )., Greenville, S. All four of tin teers in the regul; .... "v"^ Rrft even for i lisobeying orders. ^ wW gUu ,vere commuted to prjCft Qj COrn a ie federal peniten- thft oth?r hand, javenworth, Kans., or uncerti brought to this w*a shown by sonment. The sol- These are at Qld business reasc . men were volun- aereage plant* With a war t< ir army. ^w....Uv.v>a. * c oiiin v insp higher prices for corn, operation, atlon seems to give the ever are , . certain stability. On , . ' . . triotic dett , cotton prices are more i.in and speculative, as U1'"n 1 l,)Us the recent big decline. wMingly a Ivanced as some of the through th ins for Increasing the night. Th d In corn this year, how great ^ win, and considering 1 made to nn lecrors. an working In co- saved The real results, how- which t ichieved through the pa- ship wei rmination of thousands ? finds of cattle owners who Knt re driving their cattle Chest e dipping vats each fort- Lurkin i ey have come "to realize missiom is the toll they have been Medical V to the tif*k mill nro nor. I In r."" only the scant hey were attired *f> t nt down. * ?. ers Medical Itepartmr-an^ ar. May 9.?Dr. C. wee' of Ilalsellville has b^rs ;d a first lieutenajdMa f ' Officers' Reserve Campbell, Jefferson boro, S. C., Inf. Chapman, Andrew B., Inf. Chapman, Clyde F., 1 Inf. Charles, Frank, R. I Piedmont, S. C., Inf. ChlMs, Robert G., J W., Walter- Pate, Reinbert, R Clio, S. C., Inf. Ward, S. C.. Paulllng, Treutlen thews, S. C., Inf. ?elzer, S. C., Pegues, Victor R., Inf. i\ D. No. 3, Poller, David S.. A] Roberts, William C !303 Taylor (street, Cblumbia, S. < ed Bluff street. The recent exei soldiers in Texas, D., St. Mat- the charge of i President Wilson Kollock, S. C., tions that cases sentences were i Iken, S. C., F. A*, sent to him for fi :.,*2119 Gadsden regulations gave 2., F. A. full authority to r c ?????' America s obllp cut Ion of lfi negro, . a countries, the a after conviction on j ^ fefi regan 'ioting resulted In , thft priraary re issuing instruc- esBity> as a mfl in which similar military neces mposed should be world's food s nal approval. Army General Pershing | SUGAR FOR ' order the carrying | ^ nation to feed the Allied ticularly ai trlctly business reasons meat-wastii led as supplemental to when meat ason?the absolute nor- f()0(j itter of patriotism, as a " islty, to Increase the ? 11 11 upply. With wo CANNING RKK? laid 1; MLL BE OBTAINABLE out and thf nxious to get rid of this shortly, rig parasite this year is so important a war Patri* ie Ticks as Tl??\v Emerge the lire; Prom the Grass. lish lad; irm weather the tiny tick the fail ast fall in the grass hatch to enlis 5 baby ticks get on the cat- sturdy llllfS IU UC U331gU?U I ?1. natt Shu Made 'Em Henr^ itism is a strong Instinct i.,.? , ist of a certain elderly Engy, who was much troubled at ure of three of her nephews t. They were such stalwart, fellows that she was asham- .1. ? Biree oiumma, a. u., fe ? Clark, George, care ^ Slatten, R. F. 14 No. 3, NL T Infc \ Cromer, Neely J., 1 * .B&e?, Newberry, S. C., n^{im, John P. Co Tfyjuglass. James R., <j tnf 1 mr. uogers, William S. Mrs. J. P. Dean street, Spartan Pelzer, S. C., Sanders, Arcliibak C., F. A. 130 Summer Sanders, Archibald P. A. C., F. A. nway, S. C., Scoville, Edward Btreet, Orangeburg, affne'y, S. C., Sheldon, Harry E. a r* v A , jr., 'i'Z\ North out of death sent burg, S. C., Inf. oases he sent the 1, C., Ilitter, S. department for co Unusual interes C., Ritter, S. |n the four eases first of their kind N.t 31 Dogle jn France. , S. C., Inf. ; < , Westminster, ? ences, but in those _ , , . Columbia.?S record to the war ,n Bufflc|#nt q nsideration. an(j prpSBrvinj ?t has been shown announces. , as thoy were the! All retail gro I among the troops lng supplied i j Persons dealri! . | canning and pr . *d to sign on f f ^ Ar I I Inavlnr Iho crnn J tie to suck lugar will be obtainable i deadly tick uantltles for canning: ; ;llive ,onK f the Food Adminlstra- . eggs mul eers of the state nre b?- (,iPP,nK in with blank certificates. e?tches the ng to obtain sugar for before tliej eserving will be requir- laying stag' e of these certificates, dipping the n A TT' 11 V\ thn OTAOA*" f r Arw I 4- 1 ? : blood and to give thorn ed of tt fover. Those ticks if left boon rei enough to mature and lay became tiply prodigiously. The a telogi the vat each fortnight Those a newly hatched ticks "You r have gotten to the egg- ply if 3 e. After a few months of trumpet 're are no more live ticks She , .... lem. When strong hints had. reived in silence, her patience' exhausted. One day slip sent ' am to each of the 11 bore the same message^* r country is calling. Wire rerou wish to borrow my^ear- . is now very proud of he*1 DtiBose, Harry G., D Plan "Y Sav if arlington, S. Sherrill, Claudius, bur War G arden I 6 Time and Mont ________ ___ livers A., Cheraw, S. ALL MLAL* . WHEATLI W* *? HWAIX CUM V/ W J TAmT ca wirAWAcr CONXA1KIWU Mk'ICIl/ ?x- - 1 11 ~LANCAST vtaom the sug must pledge t1 JCC f&akfr 1 fh? grocer sn> (1 mTfiM left over after fSi' Thl" arran*' <r y J 'n any way th ? ! the sale of sug; i for canning a TR NFW^ 1 residing in Ml Eil? IsEi ft U j purchase mors ...w. ...? ?uiu Id my <;kKS ar la obtained. They hatch out hamselve* to return to , r surplus suKar that la part Qf tho canning. t ?ment doea not chairero 1,111 A ? e regulations rejrardlnj; "-v ')0('0 sr for home use. Except !- ' aclditlo nd preserving, persona will bo fre Lies and towns cannot rate tick e > than from 2 to R officials of ana no more eggs tert to tnree la in the grass. Cows anil mil of turning a large ^ feed they eat into ticks, it into milk and meat. i mbei 1, it is hoped that nal counties of the South d from this pest. At the ( (radication is now going, j the (lf'n:ii'(n\pnl holinvp I i-VJ ds in khaki.?London sd^Pi ^ \ jSw ro* etTTtR M?Q?NS' 1 I . Tills Case Has ji(f? A Lancaster i 'vi mimv'i loan's Kidney Pi j gho has found i ' ah<l wishes her HL She publicly re I pounds, and pf (lint for Many News' communities n< ulers. ' 10 pounds of s woman has used GROW SV lis. them as represent- Columbia ?11 tlon Is ur*1nn neighbors to know. Carolina to pis commends them. fully In. sweet rsons residing in rural that in 102 r>t more than from 5 to tically free ugar at one time. have come raising sec i/EET POTATOE9. "he Food Adminlstrn- TWO \E the farmers of South ONI int liberally and plenti potatoes. Rwnet potn 1 the South will be prae- ' of cattle ticks and will into its own as a cattle- " I O tion. must SSELS COLLIDE '{' * S OF WHICH SINKS 1 can 8 must no gu MMMMmL ur War G arder^J do its bit this year in 1 big -way. N ise the Allies, and ftur t>oy* fl r there," need the Aoduclion the big farms-needJ^ that -we \I' end the?i. Your ^ur garden M l be planted so that there \rill be)!' ess work about results* It muajr JJ * Ouf??xpo/?r Pooj 6s no need to 1 *31 tested kidney ren The proof of m< ^ " d Investigated. j Profit by tbe sti y J M i' ' ?'i. w . < W l^al^y/ "My kidneys act ray baek ached. & medicines, but w; Itn'in'j Ivi/lnnt; IM ook further for a tr>*n- easily nr riedy. this State. will Brit is here and can P*?W?in. noth i foes must he s ?? ,, : bread if Amer1 "" w' mint to. oi .ay St. Silo My.: wh.,t ed irregularly and 6?natrtes ti*\t I tried different u not benefited. gl ERN' M u? II In hoivnirm wa A<r id profitably grown In [ Norwegian I help solve the food ! Irish and sweet pota Though phstltnted largely for cu, lea Is going to he able !>Ua?rtlon made to send >eople of the Allied Atlai lng German mlMtnrlsm. Xorwiuian * joff the Virg |^j Wllifi N'KV l'jlt ! TiiABflav w1 ne pii Steamer Fjell Txxst, ently, Captain ami Crow Kos- than PaVro o<l by British Klilp. better , ?cient even 11 , tafte itic Port, May 6.?The , ?unli j^cnnier Fjell was Bunk Palro :inia capes about, midnight ought lion aha onl li/la/l vi i 4 V* i h/\ 1 Hcnt H anted economicauy and elfiefIt must be ^better garder? ever before. W m. K Seed tape will Iftp you to have a K& , a more efhcieraLgnrden. It ia the ' ific way of pliintX. The ?eiy.l? uro r and uccurnitelYapArdinn thin p i -r j And n wSoJJ- row ^planted ni u urn ing in straight rotf of evenly sp-n d j ' . Thinning out is cyclically eliminated loose seeda n re td* re In the tape. The*<^^.(i| ajphor? y tested and selected front fke tt* trvk A PftVm f*nrr4/?rt ^llKAPahrfl u ? un m '^HTI eve [ . meat, fat |L garden I % garden making may be i tio country more war ganlcna are i r before. Patriotism prompted 2,<X gardens last year, according to < States Department of Agriculture, of the nation will be strained this y? war and foods for the Allies. The i lome gardens will help In the rallroti n will eat less of the foods wo mut a and sugar. Kyary boy and girl tb? s helping win ^ar. Leaflets < securtfLfronwtJv beoasSmawa wf Aarri nee<le<l this year ... >0*00 Americana e<* me' estimates of the ?ver threo yca Transportation ton said: "I u?ar hauling muni- Pills whenever tr surplus food ere- of order and thej id problem. And mo relief." II: wport-wbeM, ,.rl? 60c, al it helps with the . ,1 Instruction u, '"A' loiiitur. .? ufank. Doan'if Kldne*IF KKCOONK rs later, Mrs. Bar- Amsterdam, te Doan's Kidney Mario of Ruini ?y kidneys get out (nan newspape r never fell to Kl?e I ouncWl that all dealer.. Don't tho ??ac cidoey remedy- gqt S&Bb^van4 ^e lllH?the same that iWPitKMBfiuli f.K CJKHMA N l'RA( K j iVritish' stel May, 13.?Queen ? heavy fof inia, according to Ger- J?hannesori oiptain am P?l>Hcly an- >|clM up ehe will never reeogr andilanded e treaty between Ha- Fje r'inany. Her maeat/ coaat^hlle [1 rather abdicate than D..-0 TT.l... L ll> II smer Livlngstonia during M ful ri according to Capt. J. B. [j Or<U i, master of tlie Pjell. The l 1 crew of the FJell were i by the British steamer t I here. 1 U was coming down the I the Livlngstonla was oubr ^ d. fl?Atn fKiu T\r?rt T?!^ pe or FakroI/XMc Seed*, iseflfcccewiirden. Your dealer kai orer 118 V. lies of PaVro Seed tape end Seed*. r your eoeda to-day. ?VU. lugtou, upon request, wt *> .A 0 ^ i. KoftlM i i'j. * t p- ? ?? vuio |?V< ?I ? rdltiK to -Captain Johan- Bonn Ptiding her foghorn at Co.; St .. _ JUiL. * ? ett-Terry Co., Midway Dryx^ }J , V ' v s- ' ^