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f | PAGE SIX UNITED WAR WORK dc.t DRIVE STAGED AT ?CT n WILSON'S REQUEST v*' 11 j Yankee C (By L. Porter Moore.) I Headache It is at President Wilson's erprwai Heart Dec quest that the seven gr <al war work p agencies'are consolidating their effort! Counteract tn the United War Work Campaign Elements, ?f November 11-18 to raise $170,500,004 to be used in continuing the activitiei In August, ( these organizations. inenced, many In a letter to Raymond D. Fondle*, druVgists^weri - ' chairman of the Commission on Train- day we are m lag Camp Activities, the president in selves and for V dictated his desire that the seven or . 1>ur"'? the . .. . . .. , , American gem gania&tions combine their campalgna |,?s com-entra mju Uiur> secure ill** greatest pOB81l>I? CllcUlicjll iinhls degree of co-operation. buve followed i "It 1b my judgment," said the presi- Vo vhrJuiele 11! dent, "that we shall secure the besl ,,f the most t results in the matter of support ol medicine is tin these agencies. If the seven societlei Aspiton will unite their forthcoming appeali p'v'hea.d t'.nin, for funds, in order that the spirit oi ' Physicians a the country in this matter may be ex >t should and pressed without distinction of race o* lM,w;',>rK ?'td t ... .. . , ralgiu, colds. It religious opinion in support of whal TllJ:v Vxplain i is really a common service. relief from tli "At the same time I would be oblig should of com ed if you would oonrey to them from Th me a very warm eipresalon of the gew is 'W)ld ^ly in ernment's appreciation of the splen 35c, and may did service they have rendered In min n 1 leterlng to the traope at home and JlHIlUS overseas in their leisure time." , The $170,100,00 budgets realised from the oomhag oampalgn will be ap OOOCER? 1 portioned as follows: TO Mil T. M. C A.. $100,000,000; T. W fl. A, $16,000,000; Knights of Colune O bes, $30,000,000; Jewish Welfare eertlAe Board, $3,600,000; American Llbran r^all % Aseoolatlon, 96.600,000; War Cominua he All i tty Service. $16,000,000; SalvaUee ee operad Army. $6,600,000. eavto? progra | poaed and wt to fulfill. SOUTHERN CLERGYMAN HOLDSVICT9RYSERVICE jKSS IN CAPTURED VILLAGES STST. la the kitchec Knights Of Columbus Worker Presldei to half. w|n t mi*" ' At Meeting in Ruined Cbspel y,, oirfllan In Franoe stricken couai patronise ooh Had it not been for Father Juo? ?k?. Morton, formerly principal of the Mar An d?ai?r* w lat College In Atlanta, Ga.t but now receive direct ? volunteer chaplain with the Knlghti i^trartoe attri ?t Columbus overseas, there would ar0 to t>? poet gar* been no servloes In tha Uttl? The certlftcat ruined chapel of St. Crepln In th? "The United hell-torn town of Chateau Thierry when the Yanke poured Into the city "This eertll and drove the Huns back toward th? terted) hae e Rhine. The Knlghta of Columbus ar? ^ nation ai ene of the seven war work agenclei necessaries o to Join In the United Wark Work rules and Pood Admlni Oampalgn, November 11-18, to rale* tomere the b< 9170,600,000. ate pricea. at Father Horton waa right up wltl only a rersoi the vanguard of the on-ruehtag Amert regardless o! cans and, after the Germans had beet discourage ai cleaned out of their cellars and ma waste, and tc chine gun ambushes, the old Cure food oonjerv who had emerged from some unknowi aWT0 food f Riding place, insisted on folding serv in^ thoew of toe In St. Crepln's chapel to celebraU The certllh the liberation of the city. j ^ Herbert H .v . There were no vestment?. no can In complyi ~4,lee, no sacred vessels, llut Pathei Hons, aad a: Morton rode a motorcycle back to th? additional ees headquarters of the Knights of Co asked to con lmmbua, secured the supplies needed eesery until i by the Cure and rushed them bad peace ootne b by automobile. feeding oerw Tha services were held and no aort fc pledged to 9sI icnt Te Deums ever were uttered must also *a than those that went up from that lit t*ry now bed tie shell-wrecked chapel In devastatod mas demlakx but liberated. Chateau Thierry. peace will b - ? CAREFUL SHIPPING WILL fola^. the 1 SAVE LIVE STOCK LOSSES 01 Bare** a will clamor ft Columbia?The attontloa of ltvo and tataee r* atock shippers it called by the Food Thus etrWt AAminketratlea to Uu necessity of Md foods at< careful loading of live stock. particu- tlve Id addtti lor 17 hog shipments. While there le for honsee a mo mrallable data at hand giving ox- Coa?pllsoee ' met figures, the number of dead or enable the crippled sm.imals arriving at market present obllg Is large, and, therefore, serious. It sew responsi is not only a watte of money hut a terrific waste of foodstuffs, and dun MCDO DI ing the present crucial period when U HLRU Ul Is so vital to eliminate waste, it does ao* reflect favorably on thoss sngngnd in the livs stock industry to permit QoGSH't THil 'stcti wests. Whila tt hat always baea customary to lay ths blams on the V 1 railroad t, ths Pood Ad m m lot ration deals that, although the railroads may have beeo responsible for a great deal All He Old 1 imt loot In the pott. It hat sot bee* a Fire an< One-sided affair by any manner of teaeans. "Hie utmost cars in losuMag [flTO stock will result in rutting down Pittshurgh.Mbe losses, end ths co operation of all There's been those engaged In the live stock indu#- this hero stul try in asked by the Pood AdinktUtre- jt straight. Ho?. across the rl him. If I had MUST NOT SLACKEN NOW would have U IN FOOD CONSERVATION Jn these ' Flnnnery, wh Colunshfa ? By Increasing the cf War for si aonthly allowance of sugar from 2 nnd rescuing 'ho 3 pounds par person, tho Pood Ad- ,u,.r ?f the tii sr. In miration emphatically declares Alsne-Alarne - that this mtfst noK ha <?lr?n ?? , ? ? attempt to mi .Inn that the con rat Ion of f<>o<i stuff A, t|?. , <r*nerally la not now fully au linpor- tennnt He I pMHut aa It vu at the height of th? furi0?K?i mm/car shortage. The United States The w'oun(1 iBwt hter??M food axporta by one- a<-ross tf,e .fcatf from a karyeet do larger than American* * ,la?t yearV TMe will call for the Dl?reKhrdlnK ,momt rigid aoomomy aad for patriot* lnK thut lt ^ aparatloo of th? American house- Araerlc [?rffe and onttaaa* food conserratlesa mi^t learn THB LANCASTER N iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii germans i iwnjgame | hemists Devise New = Tablet In Which The = treating Tendency u = .. ? ed by Heart Toning EE \A/ nil Aspitone, the name. E 1S>14, whcu the war coinof the newer remedies pro- *"~ r Americau physicians and s "made in Germany." To- ? aking all of them for our- SS half of the globe. ~~ tirst four years of the war ins, prompted by necessity, ted its attention ujh :i tliq ^3 ' * tries. American discoveries ~~ u such rapid succession that 1 l.'c journals have been u' I I ? em all. The latest and one j SSS eivicenhle in the field of l> perfected headache tablet c. in wiiiI'll tin' In-art ill*- == ncy is deftly counteracted ?? B I'll'llll'llts. ml druggists maintain that ?? will taki' tin* plai'i' of all ~~ ablets for headaches, neu- == i grippe anil general pains. that Aspitone gives simple SS 0 pain, which if chronic, =E I^CllllC sc receive diagnosis by a e product referred to above ~? 1 unbroken packages, price , SS now be obtained at 555 ird Drug Co. M TORtS lEXPlCTtO = LP HOUMWIPI IAW == wwmmm ' ZSS2 ?p ft* Ha Mi | a* ?aftr = iM* ft ft* iftftn *t = 0 liliiwft* ?tat Ron* ' Mhtft Moraow M = m vltcfe ft* war fcaa t? ~~~ itch * mar lea 1* okllf?l*4 ~ .dmlntatratloa aaaouncaa "11 71 1 grocara will b* asked = Vy 11011 gaa to conform to the ? a 1 at lone, aa aet forth by ? ministration. and to co ? to tbe ooniprrsPon pro ? io wee wife who 1* aaving ? i and oo the dlntng table ha war and to help feed EEE popetotionof the wu* = tries naturally daelrsa to r each deal en aa are do- ~~ e to the same direction. ? ho algn the pledge will I rwa tie foM Adraftv SS ictlvs certificates which z^ ed tn the store windows. :ZZ e* read: 5S Statea Food Ad mini* t ration. zz: lea thai (name to He fn? = nllsted la the aerrioa oI _ _ _ sd as a dealer In the == r life pledgee to abide by = W regulations of the U. ft. ?? stratton to give all cua EE weflt of fair and moden 6lllng the neceesariea at ^E nnble advance over coat EE f market conditiona, to id prevent hoarding and ? ) co-operate fully la the ^E atlon program In order EE or our people, our armies ~E the allied nations." r: vate boars the signature ? ?over. zrz lag with these ragged :zz xtawdteg them to cover = trcae of loss, farmers are SZ alder this program neo- == kszt bar rest, even should EE ' ef ore that time. Bee Idee == dree, the UnKed States EE I W_ feed toe Allies. end we jj??? 8 I| poly the people la uni == A A J lag recovered bin Oer- = a. We nteat reabea that = Hag no aiJtMsnal toot, EE taorseaet chbgatloae. PsfVeei eat ether parte EE aw laefcrted frera relief. H m e share ef oer present ? serves. z=z ceeesrvettea ta ell Poode red en (arms la tmpera> tea to the food program ^z ad public oat tag places. nth these requests will United States to folflll "X*"" " rMd'"* ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIII II ITTI CO nppn t*"1"1, flannery waited until nightfall .LI I I LLO ULLU when he stripped to his underclothing and swam across. The Herman! 1 spotted hltn and most of the trip was ik Much of Act That under water. Flannery tells the resi , A fit th<? Ofnro no #/?llo??? if On UTOSS. , "When I got over I found the man All the French I knew was let, icl'? 'here, here*?and then the bird wen Was Swim River Under hysterical and refused to come lnt< d Rescue Wounded the water. He was too weak to ti< Frenchman. the rope I had brought along, so had to drag him In. We got over al ?"Now listen, get me I right, so much hot air about | "Rut the joke was that a couple o T that I want you to get days later I got orders to report to i I saw this French bird French colonel. Headquarters wai vor and I went and got fihnut seven miles away, so I hoofei n't someone else probably it back, expected to be i*ut on patro iken the same chance." duty of some sort. I presented my words Capt. Walter It. self ami couldn't find out what th o was awarded the Cross program was. They told ine to g Aiminlng the Marne river stand behind a major. I did, but th a wounded French sol- major kept rambling around, und m me the Germans held the after biui like a goof, salient, disposes of any "Then 1 was told to go forward 01 like a hero of him for the the parade ground, and a Frencji ger time Flannery was a lieu- eral lined nie up, pointed a sword a s at his home here on a ine and turned on the French. 1 wasn't much of a conversation, for led man lay on the bank didn't know what he was talking aboui river from where the go I Just grinned. Then he let dow ere stationed at Havlgny. ; the sword, pinned this on me?th a French officer's warn- Croix de Guerre?and started klssln obably was a ruse to at- me. 8ay, that mustache tickled m ans over that the Huns , from ear to ear. I'm off saving me what division opposed after this." EWS. LANCASTER, S. C. lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIII i You Pay a Little Mc For a suit of clothes, you gener for?a little better-quality and Way With Printing You pay a little more for a little and a little better grade of worl We Print for You You get the best that can be m faces, modern machinery and go are Quality and Quanti And see if you pay any more i you are getting more quality. ie Lancaster "The Quality Printshop IIIIHIII1IIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIII1III1I1IIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII1IIIIIII1I1II11IIII !? | r 111 i D tn Sou,h Carolina, "a 30001(1 nan? Rye I P^atlTely little 1?1K - + It offers financial ret As Wheat Substitutes ? *a*r tlma to plant a crop ! ? 1 Clem son College i AJI PatrtotJ* farmers In South Car*- th* \ Una Expected by Food Admlnlatm- ,?V *1 ?on to Grow Br*ad Cw-Aya b**r?f ?n 1 SulUd to South Carolina So7l I * " P*W*"d | fall. It will do Columbia.?With tb. pro.nt >b on con. l?n root d.maod for ho.nd crop., tt t.- ?^'""lon' " com- tb. dntr of .11 patriotic farm- wtth,4 ?' ere of South Carolina to produc* dur- re? ltta,T5r e** ' lng th* coming year all the bread ? ? crop* possible, says the Pood Admin- P0"""1* of ac,<1 P^osP latratlon. Not only 1. the Food Ad- ?"? ? ?"t .. . . the time of plantln ministration urging a larger acreage . . .. . - . . . , . . . . . .. . seeded at the rate ol In wheat, but It is pointed out that . fl ... acre. The time for rye should likewise be planted on a , . ? l.rfcor .0.1. than .,.r b.for. It I. " taken for granted that South Caro- -J*. Pf * *, . B Una farmers hare realised, generally ? ** ^*5 7 n speaking the necessity of making their e p an e aa lands produce food crops, and that. t therefore, they will plant at leaat t enough wheat to provide for them- ASTHMA . salves, and wherever possible, to help . I fill an the nsllnn'i whaat W? Th??? ' ?' [j| In planting rye alao. the farmer has JTTL SUSt'to ^ an opportunity to help hla country and himself. Rye la an excellent aubati- ^ vYour BcxAvi * tute for wheat. In fact haa almost \iTailIjlatflll ll equal value aa a bread crop. Rye W ^ ftTI crowa well on nearly all typea of eofl NEW PRICES ?; r ^ 1 - 1 - / M re 1 ally get what you pay if a little better service. M ! better grade of paper H == l ade with modern type p tod papers. p ity | if you do, it is because fj News | Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ nd requires com* " " >r to produce H. ( LERK S SAI^K. urns to the farm* over crop during STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, y be harvested in County of Lancaster. In the spring. experts eay that In Court of Common Plea*. arlety to grow la : that It will de ' Almetta Kee, T'lalntlff, and that baa been owed early In the William Cook et al.. Defendants. well, however, If Pursuant to a decree made In the d If plowed Into above stated case by Judge Ernes r still if planted Moore, dated Nov. 11, 1918, 1 will 11. Rye does not at public auction to the highest ration, but It will bidder at Lancaster court house on from 100 to 20? the nrst Monday in December next bate and about an with,n ,h e'pKal hours of sale, th * t ? i ai .? following described real estate, toton seed meal at g. it snould b? All that certain piece, parcel or f 4 to 6 peck# per tract of land lying, being and sltupl&ntlng la not aa ; ated In the county of Lancaster, her amall Icralna State aforesaid, containing twentybest K Planted In three acres mora or lens, and boundw - k.^. i* ed north bv lands of R. S. Floyd: iovembe , south and west by lands of VV. h. lata aa December n|gri,mon nn(j ea?t j)y iands of L. M. I Estrldge. 1 Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser t.> t teS PAUL MOORE, !**'*" Ok J- r MASSEY. ^_? *? fSK\ Plaintiffs Attorney. LA-llh/ 7-3t-once a week. The News Office is Headqaar* io?.?oe.$i.M tera for FINK PRINTING.