Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 191 I 1 Says General P< ono of the war % U A SENSE of obi J~\. ?j I? aiiu usetui 8ei ?rmv in France . , Join in the appeal f support. I have c tts operations, mea personnel and mark upon our troops, at to commend its w< UNITED WAR J i 1 CURE FOR BLUES NEAR THE CAMP! Community Service Takes Plac of Mother, Friends and Home for Soldiers. Ten young officers of the Rtnder 'Army Training Corps of the Unlvers ty of iH'trolt recently npplled for furnished house uml ?t housekeep? who would not be a servant, but, n ...... ..111,...- ..v. ............? ' r.WU II, III sort of wotimn to whom the hoys cm call out 'Hollo, mother!' when the come In the front iloor." Homesickness Is the mulady fr which War Camp Cotnniunlty Servie supplies Innumerahle cures. "We've got your number," says th AV. C. C3. S. to the homesick boy froi camp with leisure to spend In any on of the three hundred towns scatterc over the country. While he's wondei lug what on earth he'll do with hin self v. hen he gets there, not knowtnK soul in town and with a limited pel Cetitu :e of his "thirty per" in his pool et, ; " nines a friendly printed mr front tlie local branch of his own lode aniiounciim a reception that night et pecially for soldier membera. Ity th same mail the Methodist church send an announcement of all its meeting addressed to him, with This Mean You printed at the bottom. How di ithey know lie was a .Methodist? He had forgotten uhout the littl '"Personal Curd" he made out at th .adjutant's request during ins first da in camp when it was only one of th endless details In the round of dentist and doctors and general confusiot |The W. C. C. 8. had not only his nun d.er, hut Ids name and address, hi wntne town, the name of the achoc jhe'd gone to and a good bit ahout th |lhliiK? *?e was fomloat of doing esc |ti.ct written Into a littl* blank un Lb Icard especially for it. ! TT gives m? the ** tify that the wi , i| upon the broadest li to the gallant sold great Republic of tl i , ^ could assist. The h of those conductir praise, but I affirr would hu ve been im the boys that insp need?and which tl WiUKKit your effort I 'il UNITED WAR V : |__3: 18 / * ^ 1 ?' ?M1 Uni zrshing, referring to I j||j I J c vork organizations: | I 001 ligation for the varied If son rvice rendered to the i f con > prompts me to ! ' A,n or hs further financial ill j I ?or opportunity to observe iffjl! 'wit sure the quality of its M ; ing i its beneficial influence mffl In id I wish unreservedly j fl 0 fori >rk for the army. 99 || I soh rcneral Pershing Hi i?f> ?WC CAMPAIGN j||i "In y j t h p i ued (hp ?i-?mil I 00( SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED r?, TO TWO CLUB GIRLS lea J pro J Knrh K Worth SMI, the C>st of mn One Year at Wintlirbp, Not 1 Including t'nlforiii. d;?t ? Hoi (lly Home Demonst ration Agents.) p,(. There pro two scholarships to nin Wfrthrop co'louo supported by the Spl women and girls of the home d< it -mi 11 'i ion cuius in inn stale. V. scholarship is worth $144 which, i It a ' " list of ?inc year at Win a Uf r "liege n i including uniform. The morey for one sell- ' ii p.] n known as the "Johnso* "arrott y Phain Scvolarsh'*>." was raised l?y the women and girls who attended ,r the slioit ourse at Wi throp last June. The rth'r. k awn as the * "Ihtra Dee Walker 4 IT Scholar- jjj n ship." was raised by 'he tT'h ntenie hers throughout the : Ha b of d these scholarships must h : \* *11 t; r~ gir's who have been ntemlx s of t!i" canning or poultry clubs for t *e years or more. [. These winning the scholarship for d ili.s year are Miss Kathe; ine Jenk "pj * i"s. Charleston county, and Miss *" I'll i N. HbuHvare, Chester cou.i y. As we hope to see a girl from l.an raster county t; kirg advantage of a th's opportunity, we ir ge vou t > join, d one of the clubs and he prepared to ^ v'n a scholarship when you ar> ,jro * ready for college. Think over this wh< and be ready to join some ttnie thisi *'*' . month or next month when the *'ut ? ing s agents begin organizing clubs for ,uc,, g lhltt. If you work hard next ye"* ing * and inake a good record, you may sun s win a ten day scholarship to Win P|e * throp the next summer. You wi 1 * der w then he able to realize what a schol _ RIU 0 arshlp to Winthrop for a whole term dou would mean. den mo: we BSu wn v I a,c if i ":: || | greatest pleasure to tea- ' ij ork has been conducted j'j! F nes of service, not merely jijlj RP(M i^rs of the army Of the Ij.i; or<! he West, but to nil h??? j |i??i thfa iigh quality of character jl|l( >.v ig this work needs no Hie trar n that in my opinion it !lf, '>?7 il>ossible to have afforded ^ iration and succor they hey so richly deserve? ||\J mRl 3. 99 I'l ! I rhoi -A. Lloyd George If j 1 Mm? Minister ot'Oraut ilmeJn S \ ^ VORK CAMPAIGN M "? I? 5?" vT WW I THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASI JKMAN FACTORIES TO four ??eing Passaic BE SOLD TO AMERICANS ,attor thr?e ovvm>(i war by Identical many; Garfleld Wc cr fa(K),000,<HM) of Allen Prop. neh, N j Decenit ?rt> Throughout Country Will ,per oent eijeniy lnt( C liutige Hands. controlled by Am tional Textiles, i "lew York, Nov. 4.?Announce- Conn., December 1 [it that the great German wooien Sale of the Pass; Is, of New Jersey, and plants of Mr. Palmer asserte er large manufacturers through- ate German contrt the country, with an aggregate largest and most ue of more than $200,000,000, can industries. 1 be sold within the next two nths to A'mericans was the an- SELL FOOD CH sr of A. Mitchell Palmer, alien ?TTI T MM petty custodian, to the recent ' ' e from the German government testing against distinction of -- - - -- ?. - iioimiiiii ."National I' r Teuton-owned interests in the .... . , IisIumI to Eximisi ited States. Jernian property seized in this Success; May <1 intry totals $800,000,000 and n will reach $1,000,000,000, as ipared with $14,000,000 worth of London, Nov. ..... , restaurant here, t erican interests taken over in ,, ,, , . . ? lished to expose tin many, Mr. Palmer said. In line . .. ,. , , only self-supportin h the government s policy of wipout all the "outposts of kultur" a Pr?fiG accor the United States, he added, the ^' Spencei, ( iner German companies will b" ^a^ l^at t . , . , . abie to supply goo 1 only to persons who can sat.. , . ... ? able prices only ?be r the advisory committee of the v ?. ? ., , , , eminent aid. >n property office of their Amerijsm I After deducting 'hlef of the manufacturers to be nien* charges and i red upon the auction block are the restaurant ha Passaic, N. J., Woolen mills, val- a^out $4f>0 a weel 1 at $50,000,000, principal among a >'l'ar on 'ts caP't m the Great Ilotany Worsted , Meals so'd for Is, whose appraisal at $14,000.- net profit of about > has just been completed. The nienting on this, rer company, one of the country's Guardian observes, ding makers of pharmaceutic;! >'on(' question tin ducts. and the Ileyden Chemical prices, excellent f lpany. i quantities can be si Mants to be disposed of. with the 'n the reach of os of sale, include the following; sound profit left o fanv Worsted mills, December 12: The British foo r;i inins, russule Worsted Spir- is encouraged In h K mills, Now .lorsoy Worsted ing national restau nning company, nocomber 10. a'! cities. i tUGGISTS STILL ASKED 10 CONSERVE STOCKS OF VAPO NEEDED IN "FLU' fluenza Epidemic is Decreasing in Most the Demand is Slackening But We Arc Gross Behind on Orders and it Will take i Catch Up. origin?the svmpto IEEE MILLION JARC. mom. and those wil ,?rT___vx _ T_T- . druggists on roquo ?j??l?"l?ED IT U. I_iCx l>o plad to mail t nnrpoppp onc "f ,h"s" book1' Uv 1 Jijlliiv. a quarter-ounon sa llt?\V TO I'SK TKK.vrixt; sim )n Monday, October 21, we adssed an advertisement to tlie desale and retail drug trade, ad- In every case ci up that wo were badly oversold, VapoRub sbou.d lie i to the influenza epidemic, stat- neciion with the that all deals and quantity Rhip- ual treatment, nts were postponed, and request- Apply hot, wot that Vapoltub be purchased in throat, chest and I til lots only. Tlws condition still shoulder blades to vails. Dry lightly and rub it this writing we have back or-1 u_nt" the Hkln is s for eighteen thousand ( 18,000) thlckiy and cover ss and our orders each day are c'?tha- Leave the ible our daily output. The epi- at'mtnd the neck, i nic. however, is decreasing in releases the ingred it sections, the demand is slack- ?' vapors These ng and we are working night and w'"1 finch breath, ' to catch up. In the meantime. in^ air Pa8a ask the trade to be patient with influenza germs or chest cold, wh paries influenza tl OltMOrs SHIPMENTS HAVE kPep the air pass. V'll'EI) OUT EXCESS STOCKS. the phlegm and m: >n October 1st we had on hand oa8jer1 ,!n the factory and in twenty ware- "orbed through a*, sea over the country a trenio- sfk'"- ?t,rnctlng t s stock of VapoRub, nccumulat- "' am rs ,1 during the summer months. This i s "n u njow gone we actually shipped HOW TO USE V tng the month of October three ,\ pilE lion jars of VapoRub. We are pding up our factory as much as questionabb 'Me and the problem now is to ,1C tthich Pr ribute the factory's output as j ^ufinza. except avf ^kly as possible. We have. 8onH v% are "pre; refore, for the time being, aban- y coughing, sneez ed freight shipments and are a y keeping up jping either by parcel post or ex- nnr*' *'>' pl^nJy of p is living to give each jobber at Crciso. ? npen it a little stock. rPC" 1'i.nonpiOT "? 1KDIATK SHIPMENTS TO weak solut'on of ! l)ltl'<i(JlSTS IN IM I.I h:N/\ petroleum an a pro DISTKHTH purpose VapoRub 1 put a small porttoi referenee Is being g.von to those from time to time tlons stricken by influenza. In ap(j snuff well back it to reach- these sections as i-iti/ic leimi kly as can be. we are. during K, KI I KKK \ emergency, making shipments HAEINCJ I "areel post, dire'-t, to the retail Voids irritate the le. of not more than three < r passages and thus en 30c size in any one shipment, niueh better breedi prefer that the Jobbers order germs. At the flrs re shipments for their trade, but use VapoRub at on rave time we will, if the need is jn a spoon and Inh ent. ship direct on receipt of arising, or VapoRn ^k or money order. Nntural'.v. no a regtuar benzoin s accounts can he opened during as most drugg sts c rush. this 's not availal dPI/ES ANI> IM'l,l i:\/\ substitute to us. is MtK.KTS Kit EE ON ICE<>! EST. JaiV'a Ve have prepared a lift 'e finder on Rub front tune t ng all the information available kettle fust slov/'v b far on Spanish Influenza?its be steam arising. PHE Vl( K C HEMICAL COMI \NY. (JREENS run. s. c. con-e s. .-.nd the ?< JNkM <T largely before the En> (yP iT\. V< ^l|iterest^ rri ^ lie Woolen mTs. 1 id, would termln- p / >1 of one of the yr important Amerl NOTES" 1EAP AND * [^jr ^ PROFIT New allotments in ev< inent are being received, hospital supplies and auij testa timet, Kstab- ings. It is urged that a ~ i?.. ?. ? x possible come lo the wui t B Profiteers, is assist with the surgiea irarmr uiihts. ai.il hospital supplies. have not yet been com much work must be clone. f.?The national caSle|. chapter has alway *hich was cstab- ory alIotment do not j profiteers, is not noW g, but Is making ding to Alderman ( jg ajso urged that a lirector. Caterers possiblc cau yarn, it he enterprise was ^ jn Frant.e and the k d food at reason- ,nents are necessary tor cause it had gov- ^ ^ ol- boys over t lied C1 oss would give t rent. manage- possible comfort. Won't all other expense? Apply for yarn from Miss s been clearing p(.r ;it tbe jted Cross ollb' c, or 7 0 per cent Inspection sheets for tl al. | boxes shipped, one1 lor 18 cents yield a pa(is and the other of mi two cents. Com- ages, have been recei the Manchester cast.s were rated "A," "It is thus be- niude, tied and packed. it. even at war hod in si*Hide t There will lie a most aid at prices with- meeting of the executive everyone, with a Monday afternoon at the ver." rooms at live o'clock, d controller thus The proposed date of is pol.cy of open- meeting as suggested rants in other big headquarters is Nov< Further announcement of . in r of the Lancaster chap made in the next issue. | Relnw is a report of t #N|.r> iter chapter motor co-ps, PI Ik I\UU Lancaster, S. Oct. ' n|QTD|PTQ # ?Toy Sprin' *?. UlultllUlU Chairman Lancaster R< Lancaster, S. ('. Mv llcnr Mrs. Springs: Sections and The report which I ha Q+ill lark-ir fl" ,ho nio,,>r ?orP* VI Oolll 1o,lUv jnp \s yn? kilow. wo v Some Time to 1/0,1 ^member it., i: that date wo havo oo\ miles, ami have hoen cm times. With 12 cars c ms and the treat- Itavo rendered th follow' II he forwarded to Influenza situation 12" st. We will u'so Homo service 'IS mite, o ;\ny Individual . , . , , ts. topether with 1 '*,,M fv ,nap n,,,os niplo, free. Weiphinp and measii WI'Olll ll |\ 1 1 S n,iIoskNISH INI*"I l"- Ih 11 i;:t* rellet '*1 mile j.? Linen shower, hospita 32. ntlles. ill a physician? , . 1. T- tal miles 1 i?7n used only in conphvsician's inter-. This is a complete re Sent 2a, to Oct 28, pra cloths ever the month. I am sure you back between the , , , , ot our work, ns 1 do. open the pores. VapoRub well in ^ ours very trulv red?spread on' (Signed) Mrs. A. .1 with hot flannel Captain Mi bedcovering loose as the body heat r?, , " , ients in the form Th" ,ianfM,er h',nip vapors, inhaled nartment is to take two stimulate the lin- men from the f olunibia apes to throw otf vice institute and frail In ease of head , . , . , .. three weeks in home sc ich often accomie vapors tend to 1,1" in Columl ipes open, loo<en hr'rt ooened the first of C ike the breathing had to be postponed on i. V.poRuh is ah- nunrantl-e Th s u stimulates tlio . . . e . . . . .. held for six nooks th>oc blood to the sur . in relieving th- ?SO(1 n" ,r>p' r? remaining time in pra> H'K'S V.M'Olini work It is the field vorV V KNTIVF. caster will teach the girl B if there is an v. event Spanish In- S(?l. I AII-E V- El I ES tiding those per- \('TTO\ VT THF uling the dise-se 1 ^ * 1 Inr ing and spitting, the bodily resist- Shell Killed Men AH \i rood food and ex lil|f M<. ^,onno,j yn air. The Public . . ,, in.mends that the nn<1 '* "?PP>coated with a denthol in liquid Mrs j n Pai,e haR n tictive. For this g excellent. Just fol'owine letter from hei i up each nostril Jether Faile: during the day France, Ocfoti into the head. Doa*' Mother: 11 COIJIS ItV IN- I have just received 1 7APOIU H. written Sept 17th. He lining or the air something about me wr i render then, a than I do. 1 know I do nt ng place to. the fpn enough, but for tb t signs of a cold , , ce. Melt a little vv"oks h:,vp nof had a lale the vmors all. b ran bp used in Our division *> ?')( in 1 team kettle. su< h .,n(j We have been rhn arry in stork. If ,v(>r 0?rf. ,irti) ia8t riph 'an oardinaryKt?^- 27th div's'on relieved us ill of boiling wa- We are now going bark teaspoon of V.i- -ost un'ess they need us n I me k ep t'i? ,R jpfj nf ?H np here, oiling and Inhale ] flUppose you have i our division. We have be BORO N. (\ with the Australians who PAGE THREE ] V ^ bunch of men. ;? P'<25^?3^ We went through a small French i, town last week, the Germans all in ^ ' * 1 the houses with machine guns. We finally worked round and got them v out in bunches of from 20 to 30 at a *. Ksis] time. They fought well until we j 'losed in 011 them, then they would El throw up their hands and cry out ( Hohson Hilton and myself, with % two other mea. wont round a side M street to see if any Germans were f LOCAL there. After going about three hun? S CHAPTER dred yards we were fired upon by ^ about 20 to 30 Germans. We im- ;? ,rv .!<?. ,ri mediately took cover and began to I | P S j kn ttinp work around them and after put it-al (i,.t ss ting about half of them out of ad- E--9j s ma iv as *'on "1P ethers pave up. As we j. . ,.oom amj were searching them one of his J" I dre-s ngs s'lo1,s fell among us k'lling some of SJ'-g Old o. if s ",n,n an(t knocking Sgt. Hilton's p'g pleted and !r" ! ?) h'etty badly. I do not know Q'S1 j |M, | u whether he will lose his arm or not. B. v s ti 1 led ev tried to walk hack hut was too Ql Walter Johnson was killed by e! 8 shrapnel a"d he died Instantly. 1J; ? ?? Sgt Poy Trnesdel was nit 'n the Ek ,o lll.lll^ do ||h I is alreadv hoa'1 b-v a splinter shell, though not U the coni- Poland Thomas was shot through n jjfi here The tfM' just enough to put him R .jj hem every ?m ?r ao,|on for a wh ,e K you help? 1 have not been touched yet, but BE j; Ftla Sk'p ''n nnf SP? how I missed it. We ? -g' t, went through his barrage and some U "h ie last two nlfM1 were killed in tiirep yards of me. j^| ^ irrigation ' think I will come out all O K now. En fl ,. .. , . From what I can hear the war in ^ uslii band- IU & vi <1 Both wi" nn* 'ns* 'onc- ' hope not, for IK ? Sherman was right. [1 < correcteiy in Hove to all. ! ? . Sgt. Jether Falle. ffS ' = NUX-IRON 11 am her 20. ^ m TONIC I ihT'ont 77 With Paw-Paw Added ffi , three powerful" - ji t r miles. > FORCES IN ONE j ffi put up li\i LIQUID form rtt When run down .nervous, tired uZ and worn out ail the time, take this fWtt is Crane idinhlc preparation and know what . JU". I it is to aim 11 feel like y^ttr old self. ICj 'I lie eost, regardless of the size of Qj nort irnmt'uU'' ??u*oO. is th- same and it may \SPt tie secured without troulile at any "hi ' ' ' ^ ",10 first-class drutr store, and hy tak- Qfr feel proud ing it one loses no time from work or pleasure and soon feels the wonderful transformation which comes K ' 1 over one when regaining strength, .>?>eor>. vitality and old amhitlon. itor Corps I it* The formula 'and you are tak ng an honest Tonic I Ua service do- OI1 tjie wine basis without addition young wo-1 of any alcohol or bad whiskey com- J homo ser-1 pounded with the best known drugs . f for the special object of restoring |X? ri oin or; your strength and stomach to what vice work jhoy should be to enjoy health. ti.i w a^ to jn your anxiety to get better In ictober b t qui, h!y, n*t overdo it, as many D? . ae ount of I sufferers do, and take larger doses fjj in-f'u'o fs < t' th!s Mar.d 'Ml remedy li will n ?t 3t . | i?et a:iy faster and you will not reK " iceivo the same henelts from its uso :?"d 'he y(,tl otherwise would. DSjr tied fle'd Your drucgist possibly keeps it, ; that Lnn-lbut if he d'esn't it is sold in Lan- jf , s j caster by all druggists. WAQKllMf 'r(,n/0(l Paw-Paw if B5ig OF I dnnliUi taken according to di- | nil rections and not as a beverage, will I 2 FRONT be found superior to any tonic, having a quarter of a century's unqual- DS . ified indorsement from people all t;o'ind mi over world. Interstate Drug bnrt. Company, Inc., New York.?Adv. MS* CITATION' FOlt liKTTKItS OF Al?- jj| melved the >11VISTKATION. Q" r son. Sgt. * ? STATK OP SOl'TII CAROLINA, | | ier 12th. County of Lancaster. . J Rv J. E. Stewnian, Judge of Pro- ? I lad's letter bate. li was sayl 'gl Whereas Mrs. Nellie Knight hath | it ng more IUi",e s,\f '?? [<> P'ant her Let- |g I ters of Administration of the estate J <i >t write of- effoets of Augustus A. Knight. | e list few These are. therefore, to cite and j 1 chance at admonish all and singular the kin- . J* dred creditors of the said deceased, 1 ? that they he and appear bcfar? me, f ? '' o the ine jn Court of Probate, to be held p J isTg Jerry at Lancaster on 15th Nov.. 1918, t when the next, after publication thereof, at 11 ( f o'clock in the forenoon, to rhow s 3 f , cause. If nry they have, why the said ' 1 mi ,i | aclmlnlHt i~:i tlon should not be ?4irC3l *, or what i granted. Wii-J J Given under my hand, this 30th read about' ('a>' ol Oct. Anno l>unn\ 1918. fl^ht nK! ' E 8WWSIAN Probate Judge. are a fine 4.lt.a.w_2t.