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I *AOT*TT ORGANIZATION FOR 55 burk. iLANCASTER COUNTY ,?I J| | Tabc Unio All Committees Appointed for Unit; Great War Work Drive I Van | Whit Next Week. ? COL. SPRINGS CHAIRMAN * V * Lane Chairmen Also Have Heen Ap- Mrs pointed in the Various School R'? " 11 Districts Throughout the ' s ton Sa County. j F. b _ i son am Rook I Following is the organization for, week v Lancaster county in the lTnitcd War "Work campaign which begins ne.\ ^( ^ Monday and continues for one week: ' ' ter s di Chairman?Leroy Springs. near \\ Speakers' committee?W. R. j \Thomson, Rev. I). W. Keller. fo Publicity committee?John M. Miss TMadra. (!eo. It. Craven. W. C. Cor- ... r -- - * 1(1 V it II coran, John W. Hamel. school Advertising committee?J. H. st;,(e ? "Wltherspoon. A. J. Gregory, J. T. "Wylie. port, S, Negro committee?J. T. Thomas- nojg|ib< on. J. W Boys committee?II. II. Scott. I service ' Industrial committee?A.^ H. Hob- (prjsed bins. for a f Treasurer?E. M. Croxton. If jf School District Chairmen. justify Antioch?W. It. Hauler. Lancas Barberville?II. N. Patterson. veinher Belair?J. L. Pettus. , |d|| Belltown?II. J. Beckham. Jainr Rruce?W. B. Bruce. Mill las Bethel?Dr. R. F. llorton. Mast Bufonl?It. VV Parker. Craig i North Lancaster?A. B. Robinson. rents. 1 Cane Creek?W. .1 Hammond. The Camp Creek?B. 11. Plyler. have s Caston?W. J. Bowers. pock in Charlesboro?E. C Mungo. ,jon fr Crenshaw?W. J. Williams. Dixie?L. M. Clyburn. FORT Douglass?M. J. Green. Dry Creek?H. W. Bell. i Fort Elgin?J. S. Hagins. cent m Fork Hill?D. J. Hinson. the Fo Ferguson?J. It. Sistare. im, nWpf Flat Creek?R. II. Hinson. (,|t> tioi Helms?W E. Taylor. posed c Haile Gold Mine?G. \V. Walsh. comniu Heath Sprinps O. E. Williams. ,Ms. J Jacksonham- G. E. McDow. N'ims, < Jones Cross Roads- .1 It. Caskev. Hailes, Kershaw?Jno. T. Stevens. l>er, Fc Lancaster?IV Jones. Therrel Midway??W. P. Fstrldpe. ray. R New Bethel?D. P. Sapp. !? J Osceola J. A. Haywood. elected Oak Hill?A. A. Knipht. vice pt Oak Ridpe F. J. Bailey. retarvOak llni ;t V. R. Rollirss. authori Pleasant Valley S. E. Bailee. *17001 Pleasant Hill?C. S. R? hertson. cot I on Pleasar* Plain J. \V Welsh. The Rich Hill? R. A. Pla kn >n. resume Riverside?W. H Draftin. vice of Stoneboro?G. () Hammond. a joint ** ^Tradesville J. L. Funderhurk. the ho Taxahaw?J C. Cook. th" inf Tahernncte ('. H. Rowell. ' nrnved Union?S. *7. A. Hinson. i it is p Unity?J. A. McCain. lies an Van Wyok?J. M. Voder. prepati White Bluff?-C. W. H'nson. velop Zion?Jno. A. McAteer. adverst Women's Division. onen e Chairman Women's Division Van- school raster county-?Mrs. Andrew J teachet vGrepory. their r Vice Chairmen?Miss Bess Mc- a part "^fanus, Miss Juanita Neelv and Miss )>v lot TIatt'e McMurray. and w Antioch Mrs. B. F Carson, Mrs. sprinp 7\V. B. Harner. Tit Barbervllle -Mrs. R M. Potts, n.. pr< Tlrs. S. E. Batles. cjil sen Belair JUrs Jim Huov. oftlccs Boll Town Mrs II J Beckham. oliuroh kuford -Miss Lilllo 1'sIkt. day m North Lancaster- Mrs. J. R. iTf-ais- MA Y Camp Crook (Upper Mrs. 1$. II. pp rivlor. Miss Roberts. Camp Creek (Lower) Mrs. Jas. rpf) 4fcreon, Mrs. Steele. Caston?Mrs. J F. Hammond Dixie?Mrs. Simeon Funderburk. Douglas?Mrs. J. T. Hunter. Dry Creek?Mrs. J. M Cauth?n. ' War Klgln?Mrs. A. J. Bailey. Bcru't Fork Hill?Miss Julia Tlinson has in Ferguson Mrs. J R Sistare. wilt b? Death Snrings -Mrs. VV. S. Moore, the spi i . Jaoksonham?Miss Bertha Mc- roans Dew. may a Kershaw?Mrs. Stevens. must r Lancaster Miss Bess McManus, A * Mrs. A. J. Gregory. Mr. F Midway?Mrs. J. B. Bvrd. of the Now Tiothel?Misses Funlco and mlnlst Hoss'e Flynn. tntnr Osceola?Mrs. J. If. Wolfe. ley of Onk Ttj< lero Mrs. K. .1. Palloy consld Oakhurst?Miss Maude Mohley. war ai Pleasant Valley Mrs. M L. Da- laws. TJdson. exister Pleasant Plain Mrs Jim Welsh, peace : Rich Hill?Mrs. T. M. Fullerton, duslrlf Mrs. J. H. Carson. Hon a Riverside?Mrs. C. J. Sistare. hoard. f k TTirt LANCAST1 eboro?Miss Ida Blacknion. T|J|kl|/P it [" 00111 0 lesville 'Mia. H. E. Fundor- | llllNlXO ML uUULU ,h.r-MU. Ola L??ry. Mrs. ^ pQJJj M-nacle?Miss Deesle Plyler. n?Mrs. S. E. A. Hinson. y?Miss Evelyn McDow. | Once Could Not Lift Hi Wyek?Mrs. J. M. Yoder. to His Head. :e Bluff?Mrs. C. C. Hegler. + ++++++++*+++* TWO TERRIBLE JORTH LANCASTER * + + + + + + + + + + + 4.,, , Family and Friends Ai aster, S. C., R. F. D., Nov. 7.| . Patrick, who h is been vis- j Pr*s<*d at (*reat ^ ha r daughter Mrs. A. B. Rob- He Says. returned to her home at t'lin-j : ''day- , j "j feel like getting right t siniui. Jr., Mrs. Ella Tho:np-' in the street and outrunr [! da. ghtor, M ss Kathleen, of other man in town," sab till, spent several days las' Woodward, of 266 Rand A ?h Mr. J. W. Craig's family, tngton. Ky.. while tel'irg r| and Mrs. ! :. I. Ro'dnson and mnrltnh'c benefit he derived P. Robinson visited the lat- uso ,,f Teniae a lighter, Mrs. 1>. M. NValkup, MFor many years." he c< ,'axhaw, several days ago.- had suffered terribly fro '. Craig made a business trip nrh trouble, rheumatism ? k Hill last Saturday. ralgia. The rheumatism wn J. Marie Craig has returned fnr two vents I could not i losta. Ga.. to resume her jeft hand to my head. N work in the South Georgia ate apreed with me and I ormal college of that city. most afraid to try to cat si and "Mrs. Jim Hope, of New- 0ne thing after another <\. have been visitors in the mise ah'e until I did not kn nrhood. to do for myself. You kr r. Cmfg. Jr.. who 's in naval a man ran gutter untl' ho los at Newport News, Va? sur- nf netting veil, and that wt his freinds by getting home j (ho state I was In. ew hours November 5. | "Evorybody ha<l been i hoped that conditions will' Xanlae so hfghlv and so m the opening of the North i knew had been help ler school next Monday. No- that hero a wh'le back I 11. There has been almost ( myself. In two or three * uenza In the community. I ter I started taking it 1 I ?s A. Craig visited in Rock fePl nfcp a different man. I t week. ' using it and my troubles er William and Miss Sua Rone. My stomach does no ire visiting their grandpa- mn a hit. i ran eat heartilj dr. and Mrs. S. W. Craig. 1 u,v-t my food, and can use i children of the nefghborho >d as WRj| as 1 could before I hown their patriotism hv | suffer. My family and fri g cotton during their vaca- sof, the change Tanlac has nm school. ' jup an<l I certainly am * ? I recommend it." >111.1. G1V COMPANY ' Teniae, the master med KI'I'KCTS ol?: tVI7 ITIOV ..... 1 - 1 o ? _ ? ... ------ iw * arm u?i v fi y uy j i*. Mill. S. C.. Nov. 7. At a ro- Lancaster: Peoples Drug & eot'nir of Hie ?torkho;ders of Co.. Heath Springs; C. C. rt Mill Gin company the or- \frsha?.? *dv. ion \v ;ju onninlotof] |:y f i of a board of directors com- LENDS HOUSE TO [ ?f the following citizens of the j ^ w nity. most or whom are farm-1 Par,8,an ,?8tall8 Rockefeller R. Mills. \V \V. Hoyce, Fred Scientist In His Home r. P. Hlankenshlp. J. J. Saint Cloud. J. T. Garrison. Osmond Ra? - ** Igar Jones. I) K Hall. F. P. Pnris.?Pr. Alexis Carrel II S F. Rai'es .1 !1 MeM'T- Rockefeller Institute for Me ... . . senrch of New York was recei T \ evande-, J \\ Hall and . , . ... _ , ftig a building at Saint ( louc i n,. - -at, T^ese dl-ecors f<)r ? InlM,r.lt(,ry and works as president. .1 H. M ll-.| certain hospitiH renters. He es ilerit, Fred N'inis. and see- house iie wanted in a pari fre.-surer, John J. Mr-iles. Tin- splendid trees. Tlie "Very zed capital of the coine-n is chard), as the property was t ' 'nil tiie present Inis'ress is longed to Andre Rernheim, pilininc refused the most tempting , , , , . , ... rent It on account of the fa local graded s-hoel d d not . ... ... vetilrs it contuim-il and tin- i work tills week bv the ad- ur,.s the local hoard of health at When Mr. Hernla-lm henrc meeting held recently with j tor Carrel's wish to lease his ard of school truste -s While- said: "Tell Doctor Carrel t luenza situation is greatly i 111 - greatly flattered at his choice and rases dim'nlsh ditllv. still ^ i-rgt-r anil Its surroumlit revalent In some of the fami- hisser\tce. , , , When the question of i ,1 it was feared that Hie nor- Mp Hprnh|.lm t.x0,almi ng of the children might de- no< ? scii-ntlst owes nothlnj new cases. If there are no ho(|y. i, i8 j wj,o urn honoi i onn cl if i. \no o noU J " ? wm.iuuiiQ llir nrilUUI Will | ?? p\t Monday morninjr. The TOO BIG FOR THE board decided to pay the . s the regular salaries dicing Recruiting Officer Obliged t "'fo'Tnl idleness and at least Giant Applicant Fr of tho time will be made up Washington. mer hours, shorter holldavs, . . , ., | Serftle. Wash.?After spot isslh'v an extension of the ... ... I summer in Alaska fish canm ward Kutfner. eighteen y< Ifei Thornton Whaling, I) walked Into the recruiting ^sWlent of Columbia Theologl-' u?. tank service here and a ninatv. has been asked by the' he be given a < bailee to light of the Port Mill Presbyterian from inside one of Uncle Sat to fill their pulpit next Sun- T,lt> reerultlng offlcers took ornir g and evening. un' which Is six feet six:1m weight Is 20ft pounds. t her * HZl eers ibn ,k their heads. Tl CONTINUE SEVER M thl? no record of a tank Ian 1DERAI. WAR HI RE MTSi Ui bouse siieli a balk, lie was ;rr~:. r" !C0LDS AND GRIPPE ? 110 CALOTAGS OVEI ihlent.on. Nov. 7.?Chairman i of the ?-a?- indu tries board. | timated that conrrress soon To break up a cold ovpr ? asked to continue several of to cu* short an attack of or grippe, physicians and eeially created federal wnr hu- ., pp 0?,mer.dl: g after pence conies so that they the new nausealess ealome sslst in the readiustment that ipurltiod from all dange ome after the war ends. sicken' ejects. Those . . ... , tried it say that it acts HI n * composed of by far more effect|ve and la i nch. Chairman MeCormick, ,han u,e old style caloine war trade hoard Food VI- fore recommended by all p rator Hoover, Fuel Adm'nis- One Calotab on the tong Oarfleld and Chairman ITmr- with a swallow o' .. , . . . . . that's all. No salts, no ne the shipping hoard, is now (he 8?Khtef|t interference erircr the matter. Federa' inR work or pleasure. N irencies which, under present Jng your cold has vanished would automatically go out of ystrt,n feels refn ice with the proclamation of Purlfled. Calotabs is sole sealed pa<kag< are said to include the war in- tMrty-five cents. Recc >s board, the fuel ndminlstra- and guaranteed by all nd possibly the war trade Your money hack if you ai lighted.?Adv. BR NEWS. LANCASTER. S. C. NAME HUTS AFTER | A * OVER TOP STATESj j KinUf (Continued From Page One.) Air null : of flag i of long demobilization. There is an j gaJe immense task ahend of our forces ? ?.? s Hand when peace is declared, as one ofj e our generals said .to me. 'tell the Ol&C&Se g renple !?ack home it w.ll be two' years at least before th"y see us al .'! A* YEARS We have a year's work just *o un-i tangle the barbed wire that his i Iteen strung back and forth across! re Sur- France. ? "It must never be said of America futcrds S that she eft her task half done. We tendency owe everything to France and out The abui men will have to stand by ut t'l the* q| Scott* >ut t':e-o have done what tliey can to set her L. . ting any on the road to restoration. u j. i> "And while we stand l>y C'em ? ? ve., Lex- over theie it is going to be trem?n- (JERMAN T 'he -e douslv Important that we stand bv; fr?m the them over here. This fart ,r'w? XO OBT. double importance to 'he U-lt-d >ntinu d. War Work compaign which I at.- (,jl|(Ja|n mi stoni ,plad to tlnd so well under way. md neu- "No one who has not lived ?* ' '? '"K Kelt 3 so bid our boys can imagine how vitally raise rav importert the serv'ce of these seven oth'pg T organization reaPy is No one vh ,,, Green villi w 8 al- has studied history of other wars ?a ' Parent corif inythlnp. overstate their inno'tance iii the Pr . kept me riod of demobilization. Th<* cl\" * ' e ow what war destroye-' 'he careers of bur- ,es ? 1 iow 'b d pds of promising young men. I' *? 8e( l,,< ? tes bone' tuned them back '"to civil l'f- ' " 1 is almost weake ed and pu'poseiess. TVs Myrtle E. 1 war must not do that. The hoys * aP*prilslng who sacrificed so much to win it 'n'antry, J* ary poo- must come back -t onrer and bet?y 't ter. trained at tried ii "i found the war work agencies' s oon 'n "eks af- laying statesmen like plans for this ('nr'nK 'he iegan to trying period. The United War * ?inbiui .11 kept cn Work campaign will need eve y! Aftei de. are all rent of money that it Is seeking to 1,1 1p f t bot-^ev raise." . a ??Py ^ and d- * - - has permit! my arm CONTROL OF HOUSE newsnnners, began t.. WITH REPUBLICANS todny ends all n_. hut never 1 made in (Continued From Page One.) Ho-he makl glad to .. I went into ties which will end the world war. way and cl lelne. i* In the senate reposes the preroga- n '?ng ro'" Mack"; tive of ratifying any treaties which '?nK table Grocer* tju, President may make. 'nir fitting I. Flnvd Republicans made one of their 0,10 P'd? v campaign arguments on the co te > with parts tlon that a republican senate sh uld ready to re )0CT0R be elected to participate in the work dlCerent pr of making peace. The democratic ke'tle whic Institute administration, on the other hand, * have seen at contends that the negotiation of harden us t treaties Is wholly the function of tin; this to me executive branch and that the senli?'l It*0 at<s Pni*t 's to ratify them. AGENTS V litIv seek- w,th tho senatorial returns sti'l , cSAMl I suitable m,8SinK from M" hignn, Idaho and Columbia hop near N>w Mexico, the figures showo;l ,(nt( sta(e found the that the republicans had lost one .. t : full of that of Senator Weeks, of Massa-' jj,n| -monts er" (Or- chusetts, while the democrats had Vi)Sqj?u, f,.n) ailed, he- j j yi senators who w ill be .. __ who had llcntlons pr Willi lltlvl rnflt.iw1 At.n ci...r,.ob r./ ? . ,V . |< !< <<! un mi.II mil, III I UKUUIIII, oilers to the govern ...n.f c?? Saulsbury, of Delaware; Lewis, of .. ... uuly sou- tbpsp pubic art treas- Illinois; Thompson, of Kansas; WU- fhp ROV?rn, flev. 01 Missouri, ami llollis, of New ... ... ? ^ if is said, t 1 of T>oc- Hampshire. ?, , house he * as *4.75 fc ha,1I(1an; ARMISTICE ENVOYS _iind^ sni HAD nlate l\st)(n"ght ir. rent was always give ed: "No, (Continued From Page One.) ;)n(J pn, : to any- Qf course> wa8 received or distribut- jzod canvm ' *(1 " e<< by the \ssocinte Pro--s which, on states to s TAKlifQ contrary, was able by invest!- engnped In gation conducted through official these Inst? to Reject channe,s to establish that the story to prosecut orn was a hoax. fion. and f Demonstrations llold Sway. obviously t Tin- false report, however, was ul't'' of tl iding the not >asily overtaken by the truth norted to t erics, Kd- and as it spread through the coun- for action.' ears old, ,rv j, gathered momentum u"til de-j otllc e V? monstratlona approaching hysteria sked tint ... . iir -w the Ilnti ru'e" 'n many cltlea. Business was % M n's taut s suspended, schools were closed, bells his men*- were rung, whistles shrieked, pray v lies, ll.s ers were offered in churehes, parad- ? i tlie nBl- ing citizens Jammed the streets and' DOmC lev coind ||u. nee pes usually attendant on New ^ re enough Year's eve and election night were! . . 1 re^;rtcd' intensified. it liaS liipi p. The New York stork exchange, as Xqj. ym|] well as the curb market, were clos-j ? ru (U VW |i. |||.f niici il mil l It'll UlipilT ?f the governors. A mar(11 Kill I which at first appeared to he unresponsive suddenly developed activity which shot up some of the s -j night or 'filed peace stocks from two to 12 iifluenz* points. Exchanges in other cities * drguglsts wpre similarly affected. % ( alota)>s, , I tha, iS < reel Issues Statement. -> k r'ous and Washington, Nov, 7.?Late tokvho have night. George Creel. chairman of th" ke magic, committee on public Information, IsI CP t n i n 1 hcret > following statement as fhei hvsiclano result of widely circulated reports' tie at bad that the cable censorship was hold i water !ng un disoatches which might conausea nor ?i-r? f-?lse announcement cabled A b fodav that an armistice had bee" ConSti ext. morn- vu,,au and youi irritabl shed and "Any such rcnort Is absolutely en I only ' i true. No dispatch hearing upon an> oyrilp s, price 0f f|1P armistice r.egoti:it'!oes nni*m:i mmended ,,M druggists ,s bo,n* iT1 charge e not de- the New York office. The channel Is wide open." I ton St. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918 PATRIOTIC DUTY nost as vital as that of protecting the honor md country, is the duty of protecting and ding health. When strength is well-nigh exhausted resistive powers are reduced, then is the time ;erms are the most potent and when OTIS MSiON p!endid and effectual means of offsetting the toward weakness and protecting strength. ndant tonic and unique nourishing properties s Emulsion make it a dependable agent that Jnlf ised everyday, by anyone, to protect strength, Scott & Bomie. Bloomficld. N. J. S RENDER DEAD AIN FATS AND OILS Vb r^P liluir Writ(*H of See- Health k: U"* 211141 IMMIHNIllirrtMl V A ^ y About N 8, S. C., Nov. 4.?Ap- BVl irmation of the charge ^^B Germans "render the ^1 wr eir (lead soldiers in order . . l^B Is ami futv l? contaln-d ^ Many thouWniX 0? ^ n.le PUVIO he e hv yrs W file"n? J " 11 womanly trouble, have w fro,n hpr l,us,mn<1 ^ been benefited by the use ^ e A M'-i-. -yf the 117t.: M of (^ju^ the woman's he old Third Tennessee- tonic, according to letters dfv'slon, which >\a ^^1 we receive, similar to this Camp Sevier and which ^^B one from Mrs. Z.V. Spell, the thick of the fighting of Hayne, N. C. "Icould past few months in th- ^1 not stand on my feet and just suffered terribly," , ? she says. "As my sufscribing some of he ferjng was so great, and ntain Hlalr. according to he had tried other remeie letter which Mrs. Hlair wj dies, Dr. had US ^^B ed to be used by the get Cardui. . ? I began , savs: "I saw something improving, and it cured I had heard of before, me. I know, and my , doctor knows, what Car:?e:ieved that was the , . ... , ' fc] dui did for me, for my IA Ing grease of the'r dead nerves and heallh were an nndorgrn-nd passage about gone." imbed a winding stair to in - hep there was a TAKE w e.sed for the dismemherthree kett'es. ^B^B MB BB B in them jj| JPE BBb 6 0 H I IE BBB I^^B Bl irts of the in one ^BB ^P h had boon left in haste *P1 117 f I1 * a lot which is Inclined t~> lil0 WOIQclD S IODIC 0 the horrors of war, hot waa the most horrible.- She writes further: "1 t^l am in splendid health ... I'OHKINT. KAKF toJ can do my work. 1 feel I ft IN soi'Tii c \itoM\ \ owe it toCardui,for I was 1^ Nov 4 - Willi-mi K1 ffVj dreadful condition." ' '" ' ' mi If you are nervous, runrood administrator, stated down and weak, or suffer ^ boon reported to him ^1 from headache, backache, 1% In many places are can- etc f cvcry monthi ,ry ^ T door to door with nub- ^ Cardui. Thousands of K|w irnortiPK to be issued l?v ^ women praise this medimet. representee that ^ c|ne {or tjie kj0d it has rations a,e sanctioned by N& done them, and many 'lent. In some instances ^ physicians who have used hey are rharelne as hiph Cardui successfully with >r the puhilcation. their women patients, for uhlic should bear in bK years, endorse this medid a statement from the cine. Think what it means listrator, "that publics- 1? 'n splend:d health, 1 by the povernment are ^^B 1'^? Mrs. Spell. Give ?n awnv or sold at cost; Cardui a trial. vernment has not author- 411 ?\ l^B ssors in this or other All DrUgglSlS eli publieations. Anyone JTO a seheme as described in ^N inces lays himself liable B, wbi Ion for false representamrh canvassers, who are A war savinps stamp. worth Imposlnp upon the rred- $4 22 today will be worth $5.00 <>p ie public. should he re- January 1 1921. And on that date he department of Justice it will purchase far more than $5 00 ' can purchase today. VTE are never without Dr. Cald* well's Syrup Pepsin in our : and never will be as long as we can get Ve have used it for the past four years and saved us many a doctor's bill. It is fine e children and they love to take it." /From a letter to Dr. Cnldwe" written by\ I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kobbins, 2207 So. 1 \ A St., HI wood, lnd. / Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin The Perfect 1mxative Sold by Druggists Everywhere 50 cts. (?:;,) $i.'oo pation makes children uncomfortable, cross and !e, just as it does older people. Dr. CaldwellPepsin acts easily and naturally and promote 1 regularity. A trial bottle can be obtained free t f ! by writing to Dr. W. L?. Caldwell, 458 Washing, Monticello, 111.