The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 23, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
-' PACE
CHIN>^ESl>S SOLDIERS jDAI
^ _ TO BORDER OF SIBERIA! 1
Will Rrpcl Invasion by Armed (ier- Tlie
man and Hungarian Prison- | O
its of War.
Washington. Aug. 22.?The Chi- R
liese government has sent a large of tl
force of troops to the Siberian bor- i"ir
dor to prevent a theratened invas- cu J
nklnoaa tnei.don.. 1... ^ - > .1
iuii ui \ iihi*-.ic ivi iiumj i*y vi' iin.in c ??u
and Hungarian prisoners of war who Com
Joined with the rod guard and other Com
elements of the Bolshevik! against the
the Czecho-Slovaks in the trans- lins
Baikal region. harli
The sending of the Chinese forces knot
was taken to mean that every means The?
of extending relief to the Czecho-'tbe
Slovaks was being taken by the al-|of 1
lied powers. The active participa- j violi
t on of the Chinese artnv on the Si- port
berian border may have an import- j cate
1 ant bearing on developments there open
within a few days, according to ofh- Drat
rials here. That the large number arm<
of prisoners who were set free by I recei
the Bolsheviki, armed and equipped, pare
and enlisted to fight against the j henc
Czecho-Slovaks are meonacing the havt
Chinese border has heen known here|draf
for several days and If permitted to'teetl
cross the border, they would be able esca
to maneuver to far better advant- whil
nge. This, however, China has de- his I
clared she will not permit and if bein
Chinese territory is violated a hat- but
tie Is promised with all the advant-1 be f
ages resting with the Chinese. , cleai
It was said at the state departnient
tjp|^jki^ allied troops in Vlad
^ Xt>3tf M tinder orders to re-|
main'as was indicated in an
appeal for assistance recently made
by General Diedrichs, the Czecho-1 *" ' '
Slovak leader. The allied forces, h
was said, are empowered to take any
action or move to any place where
^ . i' Vthey can render the best service to| ^
^ Czecho-Slovak army. The thai
^ i American troops are to be governed arm
by military necessities and are not nea'
bound by orders to any particular i
WP* > field of action. It is safe to assume enei
that the troops of the British. T
1?TI French, and other allied nations at hem
Vladivostok have similar instruc- Satu
Hons. and
. That the Japanese troops from rom
Manchuria will be the first to ren- ''o?l
der General Diedrichs and his small
band of fighters practical aid seems day*
probable from late news from that 'luce
portion of the world. Tint they will Hon;
I " be promptly reinforced hv troops of ma'<
I entente nations provided it isdivb
I found that the line of communication ' 'at
I *o Vladivostok can be maintained by KUC<"
4b 1 I the Manehurian railroad or other-i T!
% I wise. atte:
J fight
U FATHER KILT ED \M) ,ion
^ SEVEN CHILDREN Hl'RT
1 mhm i " i |
fsars ^ ^ . ihII
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?m l'?,? -^nhrs . 1 |] i OVIIOO]|??
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-v * -JM* lo e
C * r,,- S2. ,h? :,r:
V ually break^\ ' 46- is d<ad an(1 s"vp" Stat.
*nce. "annw ranging in ace from tr(?,
^ There are no indicaare the ('ity hos- -,0,1
ff ehal Foch will co'^lhP injuries as nu.a
BG -northwest af Se an auto accident which ti??i?r
succe-cu^re<t at 1:4a o'clock Sunday worl
! * woujfternoon at a grade crossing at Gro- ;,|j t
flghter? ^0 miles west of Gastonia. nf?0
and s'hen a Southern freight train, sec- j>.
^]jjv>nd No. 4.1. struck the car in which cans
of they were riding.
V?u. Two of the children are seriously :,ro
botinjured and their recovery is doubt- Fren
They are Miss Kate Holler, sorts
tt aged 18, 'who is probably internally this
-injured, and t'harline, aged four. s?-coi
. ^ w .^yho has a fractured skull. The with
oHprs are suffering from bruises and ing i
shoclt butwill all recover barring the, the i
* poBsiTJfnty^&t^complications. art ill
* The occupants'" Of the car were: Fren
v Charles C. Holler, instantly kill- niem
*" m ed; neck broken when he was nianc
4 thrown from car and his head was
. , etruck crosstie or rail; body not an o
? mangled. Is so
% Kate Holler, aged 18, arm bro-;
j ktin, body bruised In numerous 2nd
k* . JHjaces- probably Internally injured, State
* y \ may dj'e. . 12th
'% ' m. Gha#ll'ne,^aged 4, skull fractured, gene
. . .
. " parnaps raiauy injured. I rlIv 1?
Plora Belle Holler, aged 11, se
" * vere bruises on head and body. flH
>r. & Viola Holler, aged 13, scalp
T* ~ 'J^Sound, upper lip out and right,
r^Jr^hoplder dislocated. i vvj
j, Junie Holler, aped 15, bruises on th
... seek and head. ! "m
fc ' ljorlne, aged six. left eye injured,j?'
/are bruised. . BJ
*'* * Charles, aped two, slight bruises; J
the least Injured of the number. |W
1 Aside from the horribleness of the! _
accident Itself an added touch of I
' tragedy lay In the fact that the fa-1 |
ther and his children were en route
f from their home near Claremont. f'
Catawba county, to Camp Wads- I H
'worth, Spartanburg, S. C., to bid
good-bye to their son and brother,) _
? Private Craig Holler, of Company * 1
O, FIfty-flfth Infantry, who was expecting
to leave for overseas at an *
early date. * MB
* '
THE LAN*
FT RESISTERS TAKE* | iliyr unji nri
ro VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS "HfL IUU DCI
that robs ambition, d<
Sheriff Of Dickinson County and an<j makes work a bur
titers Are Arrested Dotlnci s To regain your strer
Are Heavily Armed. ever equaled or compa
Emulsion; its blood-er
oanoke, Vu.. Aug. 22.- \gents ties give energy to the
ie department of justice operat- tonic value sharpens
in Dickinson county have arrest- a natural, permanent >
Oit 11 it. Aiiiliins. wealthy farmer If you are run down
large land owner and Arthur overworked or lack st
bs. a close relat:on of Mullins. to get Scott's Kmulsioi
hs is an alleged deserter fromj Scott & Bowue. niooi
United States army. Both Mul- pre88 to the brigadt
and Combs are charged with (jenen,i Howley. to i
oring and assisting persons mm.f0|,u?issioned oil!
vn by them to be deserters. dio|i8 hj8 t)Klllks fo
.e two arrests follow close upon (reIlilereU thl.ir Krenrh
v iM.net ,?< \t /? ..1 nv .
ui ... v. Bl,,'""!his admiration for
Mckinson county on charge of American bravery.
King the espionage act. Re- .. <Af(er hav,ng viR
s from Dickinson county indi- w|th the 8econd Un,u
that there is being waged an try division and v
i opposition to the draft law. (Pl.ench) infantry di
t dodgers and deserters, heavily ond American artille
ad. are hiding in the mountain come to shww dur|n
sses of the county and are pre- 8evere flKhtlng at t,
d to resist all efforts to appre- 12th lnfantry dJvisi
1 them. Many uni?,uc schemes qualltie8 of energy,
> been devised for evading the deVotion ' "
t law. One drafted man had his ^
1 extracted by a blacksmith to Qp> 'ppjp ('
pe induction into the army.
e another shot a hole through TORPEDOED
'oot with a revolver. Efforts are
g made to round up the slackers. After British Tanker
it is expected that a battle must i,v Torpedo Oil lla
ought before the mountains are (iasoline E
red.
Beaufort, N.
10,000 I NDER ARMS members of the crew
AND 1,150,000 OVERSEAS tanker .Mino were dru
_____ vessel was torpedoed
, , f ... Ui. IV . . submarine off Cape 11
it Job ol (letting HO Divisions
... .. , . ing to reports reachin
to France lly June < ertain
, ? All the other meinli
of Success.
los crew were saved 1
and have been brou
'ashington, Aug. 22.?Of more . , ., ..
shore. 1 hey said the
i 2,000,000 men now under ,w_ , . .
Hit? Ulllldsmps
s. the American army has sent afterward (he carRO
ly one-half or more than 1.4*10.- pJoded >ett|nR fl|.e (()
overseas for service against the peII|nR them tQ jump
ny In France. Italy and Siberia. As the Mjrlog waH
hese figures wore revealed by few m|Ieg off ghore
sral March. chief of staff, in his ?oaat ?IJ2r,, ?tllMoR v
inlay talks with newspaper men the a(.;'ne a shor( fj
members of the senate military up fhe aurvivors A1,
mittee. The senators were told men we|.e accounted
some transports are making face ()f the gea for fly
trip to Kurope and back in 19 waR coveied with bur
i. and the average has been re
d to L'8 days, which with addi- Print Paper Sto
>1 shipping becoming available
Montreal. Quebec!
i's the great job of gott'ng 80
dons of American troops to Sto, ks of n,'ws I"'1"*
ice by June 30, 1919, certain of lT mills in the 1
ess. . vugust 10 "were the
lie chief of staff paid only brief ,ord" accoiding to t!
nt ion to the progress of the Kellogg, secretary
Ling in France whore the situi- print service bit can
is developing slowly. He did at its quarterly meet
acterize the battle, however, as
German retreat" and otherwise /a ? I
cated that further retirement wGG UGlS"
expected. |||| TLJ
xplalning his announcement as Ull I III'
inbatkation, General March said:
.\ heji 1 g ve figure; hereafter <>! I?6&ve8 Th? To? as ?
t?s embarking from the l*n ted Palm of Yout
e the totals ".ill embrace the The com never pre
It" will not get. It i
ps in Siberia, in Italy, France the flesh, never makes
Russia proper. The figures will
n tiie entire \nierican expedi- Shortly you can peel
irv force in all parts of the
d We have now embarked on rp .
lie expeditions more than 1.450,- /~'jk
men." I /
seussing the work of Anierei"ho
Ameriean troops in France
beginning to receive official
eh commendations of ty
and one that in
This to the
brigade, BwHLl
the second division In tho fightaround
Chateau Thierry. After
nfantry was withdrawn our field |t'aWonderfultoS??"G?t?-l
lery stayed there and helped the off with your ffng?r <
eh :i t f h!i I nrtinf Th in ar? Dfl'n-f TP? and hn
-- ? - ? . ^oe a8 grnooth and cor
lation Is from the French com- palm. * "Gets-It" is J
. - .. . , way in the world to t
ler of the division to which it callus. It's the sure
attached. It is in the form of ^sJd "by mVnions
fflrial order and the translation always works. "Oets-1
" . ... ... ting and dlftKlng at a
mething like this: jnK with bandages. s
On the eve of the relief of the thl^ts?I,t9?. thenars
artillery brigade of the United back corn-remover. th?
.... . .. ? costs but a trifle at a
es infantry division from the ytTdbyE.L*wreac?&<
(French) Infantry division, the So,d m LllI)oaaler a
ral commanding this Infantry e<J a8 the worid'8 bee
don takes the opportunity to ex- by i.anoaBter phaim
Mackey & Co., Stands
RUB OUT PAIN Political Adver
ith good oil liniment. That's A
_ b oryrrolmlc
e surest way to stop them. . . v S
>e W rubbing liniment i.|) I
am mm of l.anraster county,
l|| KM rules ar*the Democrat
luoTANG-f^
I Aft I Al J am a candidate
C M I BpjWj ft* M I sepatti subject to th
ft ft^| ft ftyft |^| ftftj ft Democratic primary.
- - - I
Ooocf for the A tlments of / \
orses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. J \ For cnn?u
(JooJ for your own Aches, I horehV announce
tins, Rheumatism, Sprains, flidute for \jn?tab!e
Cuts, Burns, Etc. township ?uhJe(*T-t? *1
{5c. 50c. $1. At all Dealer* Democratic party.
OKOROK FAUL
I y :
CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
rU Qipi# O For Magistrate.
til VlUlt I hereby announce myself a can- 1 b
utter weakness jidate for re-election to the office of ^er '
:stroys appetite magistrate in Cedar Creek Town- didat
eP* . . . ship, subject to the rules of the Dem- towm
igth nothing has 0(.riltic tv ,rn!n
red with Scott s Jam.. T. Baker,
inching proper- ?
: while its Kor Magistrate. Th
the appetite in , . , ?/ frien
1 hereby announce myeelfra can,
tired, nervous, dldate ,',M ma^rat? pMXlll Creek ( at?
rength, be sure Tuw"*hiP- subJect to ^ ru,e3 of the ,ubjt
l today Democratic primary election.
nCrid n i. Henrv M. Culn. '?ti<
| _ 74-tf
? commander. [ ,, , ,, .
,, , llou.se of Itcprcsriitnt ives.
ill his officers.I
leers .and sol- 1 hereby announce myself a can- I 1
r ihe services <li<l,lto fnr the House of Represents- didat
i comrades ami l,ves froln Lanc?8ter county, sub- town
the splendid JC"1 to ru'?8 of Hie Democratic Denu
jparty. <
;orously fought j ?a"e8,
>d States infan- ^
.1th the 58th "<>U8E OF BB^KliSKSTSmVKS
vision, the sec- 1 hereby announce myself id can- anjr^
ry brigade has didate fo>" the house of repreienta- hop
c two days of ,ives front Lancaster coihjty. .yibjcrt ,hV
ic side of the to ru'8s of the Democratior party. \
on. the flnestl \ # R?y Cunnlnyhara. ;T
endurance and 1?i /- j
To the Democratic Voters pf the didat
Fifth d^st^lct: \t . from
REW OF I respectfully p?k to be renomiria*^ the r
SHIP LOST e<* ant* re"ele^tr?v to Congress from
this District atjd afcree to abide ^he V
I result of the "Democratic Primary \
>liHo ,s,Sn u< k I Election. \w<
ttt i.is < .ugo j w11| noj |o spend much
xl? ?di s. time in the Distridf this summer, be- j'n ^
i cause of the grea\ amount of im-/1*1? i
Aug. Nine. portant legislation growing- out o
of the British {|ie war situation, but will attend ?
iw tied when the j meetings in the DistVict whenever ' ?
i>y a uernian possible. It is absolutely essential 1 1
attorns. accord- jor congressmen to be at their post dldat
here- at this time. W. F. STEVENSON ,opre
>ers of the Mir- 64-tf. \ count
?y coast guards \ Demc
ight safely to ,, , , . . . . \
( oiiimissioiicr of Agriculture.
torpedo struck \
and that soon 1 hereby announre myse,f a V"
of gasoline ex- didate f?r the of commission?^ w*?
the ship, com- of afcrtculture. commerce and indus-]>K^M
for their lives. triea' su,)Ject to the ru,oa ot th#i | forS
torpedoed only ??'??cratie Party. rule8
the crew from I 1 am a Practical farmer and have
? i7u , i 'heen connected with the office of the
itue and picked comniis8,oner of agriculture, com- Fo
except nine ,nerce and industries for seven years
for The sur- 118 pure food and 8?ed inspector. I I 1
e miles around ?'Ban,zed t,ie ?late farmers union didat
ning gasoline and waa P,esident in 1^05 and 1906. ent
Ask the business men of Lancaster count
cks l/o\v. about me. B. Harris. ing t
t ^ Pendleton, Anderson County, S. C.
paper on h and
nited States on
lowest on reip
report of H.|
of the news
of New York
ing here. .
,rcpee,?
Smooth as the
P Chevrolet "Four Ninety"
AND NOW A
It" P??10ff Corn*! .
ind then, you I?? flOCldlllg tllC (leg
n'-'free na your 101111(3(1 COllll>lcte, Oillv
the only eafe
reat a corn or .
way?the way 1 llorOIorO, 111 StatlllL
tried and true ' c
rr-rym?yk%"?u!! *y' Touring Car is co
iwS."or your demands in equi
unnecenaary. *
nteed, money- VOlllCllOe.
lonlysure way.
"a.chicttgolm It has an electric stu
lid recommend- _ , . .
it com remedy lt? wheels are htteC
acy and j i furnished. And a tire
ird Drug Co.
Tt 1 lfl? ii ctnrrn-ni'o/il
? ?? wwi |/4 VV1
tisements. fold up into the top.
"7t- bodv and finish, are lil
JinlKf. *
myselfV ran- It lias speedometer;
r probate jud^e * x 1
aubjeet to the every feature of refine
pvin 'jacka^n. selling far aDove Cliev;
mate. J We'd like nothing b
for the/state Jet t<pour NillCtv" To
e.rulea if the
I
R. M. l/.tta.
W. E. Gf
rnyaftlf a can- ,
vbr Buford Lancaster,
iferules of tht, * LANCA?
-KKNIiKKRIky .? in i in ^ i'* jg^
^ I
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1918.
For Magistrate. Announcement.
e many friends of R. W. Par
lereby announce him as a can- Wo hereby announce Hon. Harry
e for magistrate of IJuford Hines as a candidate for the St"te
ship, subject to the rules gov- Seti&te, subject to the rules governg
the Democratic primary. ing the Democratic primary.
? Many Voters.
. For Magistrate. ?^
rough Hie influence of a^ftja For County Superintendent of
ds 1 announce myself a candi education.
for re-election to the office of >^r(lby announce Myself for re- 1
strate for Huford Township electJ^0 (he offlce of 8Uperintend-ct
to the rules of the Demo ent of >^,ucatloil for Lancaster
: party. county subjOut to the rules governW
X ^MPRS * \
ing the Democratic primary. I ask
For Constable. ' \ your consideration upon my record
herehv niiiioiince mvseif /a can- a^ne. t \^ \ . A. Dingle.
c fcor constable lor /nuford for >1 \<;IStW\'PK.
ship\Wbject to the rul/s of the T u i <r
WV W I hereby announce niVself a caniiiai.l
Vut). ^ f didate for re-election to tVe office of
\ ^'aroea- magistrate for Gill's Creek\ownshlp,
r Hoi or Representatives. "ubjejct to the rules of th\ Demoe
many \rionds of H. H. Horton tr,lt'c D*rty. \
iince hjnr as k-candidate for the Jno. L. CasKey.
^ of/eprese^ives. subject to For Constable.
ulesAif the Democratic primary. ,r
y \Many Friends At the ?ollpftatlon of frelndk, I
X t V hereby announce myself a candidate
For Senate^! \ for constprtfle for Buford township,
lereby announce taJse\t tn&in- subjecj^o the rules of the Demo*
e for the office of sfhte senatbr- .cw?*fe party.
Limcaster counjjy, Subject to JOHN A. CARNESi
ulesVif the Denu/raticXparty. * I '
\ W/C. HOkJGH. For Magistrate. ,
i \ / \ Subject to the rules of the Demo1
Masatrnte. 1 cratic party, and at the insistancjk of
b h^rebyNmfiounce Hoblrt M. many friends, I announce myself &
( a/a candidate for illustrate candidate for re-election to thVoffice
111/ Creek township, subject to of magistrate for Pleasant/ Hill
ules of the Democratic party, township. J. F. M.-k'GlLL.
MANY VOTERS.
r House of Rcpresentat ives. /"** ? C 1 1^ T " I"
icreby announce myself a can- ViyA/U ?
e for re-election to the house of ~~ .
sentatives from Lancaster "
y, subject to the rules of the -Bicratic
party.
C. Frank Clyburn. We have a full line of High
? grade Standard Paints and Will
For Constable.
make snccial nrlces for the next
s hereby announce Tolson Fun , ...
. J., _ , .-thirty days In order to close out
ilk as a candidate for constable
Ui^ord township, subject tCthe wur l,R'nt stock... Also a full line
of Ttnr-lHimwcwttr' party. ?f best automobile and huggy
Many Voters. paints at reduced prices. Come
~ 7 7 ' ! 7" * quick, this Is only good ?o rihirty
r t ounty Superintendent of |
Kducatlon. I <la>s* F,ret come, first served,
lereby announce myself a can- Three thousand dollars worth of
c for the office of superintend- j paint t? l?e sold in .50 days,
of education for Lancaster _________________
ty, subject to the rules govern- r_
he Democratic party. Bennett-Terry Co.
f A. C. Row ell. I J
Touring Car, the busy man's assistant. Price $735 i <
f. o. b. Flint, Mich. JR
POPULAR PRICED TOURING CAR <
PLETELY EQUIPPED.
roe of motor car equipment whi#li may be
the purchaser's viewpoint counts.
j that the new model Chevrolet "Four Ninempletely
equipped, we mean that it meets
pment essential to your comfort and con*
irting and lighting system.
1 with demountable rims, one extra rim is
i carrier is provided fastened to the rear.
: one-man top, with improved curtains that
Flaps on top of doors for prot^tiun of the
cewise provided.
; pockets in the doors; tilted windshield?
ment that is commonly associated with cars *
rolet prices.
etter than to demonstrate that the Clievrouring
Car is all that we claim for it.
tEEIN, Dealer A
f Chester and Union Counties, JET
ITER, SOUTH CAROLI^A.^^^