The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 25, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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PAGE SIX
INDIAN PRINCESS
GOES OVERSEAS AS .=
i Y. M. C. A. WORKER E
All
Wnctas Galilohi, Descended ter<,t1
n . _. _ rlpr^i
From iherokee Chieftain, joins luu|'
Canteen Forces in France. with
coun
ANUILNT OLD TRADING POST md f
men
About Fort 8mith Thers booms to brld|
Gather All the Romano* of the it d<
- llent Places." at
? brldv
Of all the (tumorous old trading his t
posts of the ilonorHble Hudson Its/ Wl
company, there Is none with more of htm
the romance of the silent places about , cablt
it than Fort fcmlth perched above the
Rapids of the Drowned on the Slave J' h<
rtver. writes "Nlksah" In the Chicago have
Daily News. The Slave flows here I <**rp
from Lake Athnhnsca to Creat Slave I vp"f
lake, and half-way on Its Journey. Just hrldj
Where the sixtieth parallel of north
latitude divides the province of Al- ^
beita from the Northwest Territory, It
passes Fort Smith. }
The fort Is set high above the troti- Mj
bled waters several hundred feet up
the stepp, rocky bnnk. A fine spot U|
for defense It was. In the early days, j ,.j
bnt now that attncks are over It Is an |
inconvenient location in spite of Ita j M
picturesque qualities. All day long i ^yt,
j on can see those who ate Id the bth- j M
Ileal phrase "drawers of water" toll- | man
ing up the steep path with yoked buck- | p#lr
ets over their shoulders?Indian wqui
... .ivrtiau. nui m C()U|)I? OT (I?.T (I | jn ^
later there was a political conventlos
In the city and one of the men nsml- _VD
rated was a htg fellow who had never tAr
made a speech In his life. He wn
called on to speak, and, shifting front cler
one foot to the other In perfect agony '"I
for a moment, he hlnrted out: "Gentlemen,
I thank you for thin oonilna- ,
tlon. 1 can't make a speech, bat I
can tell you one thing: The ticket hlhlh
you've nominated today la goln' te Jfic
win 'when the frost la on the ptinkla'
and the fodder's In the shock.'" their
That speech took the house by l^e '
storm nnd It was evident that the del- I
ejrntes and the spectators had rend ' rt
this poem of Riley's which had ap- 'vcr.
peared In the paper Just a few days j
before. The ctrcuinsta ace brought the |
pa pee hack to Riley's rescue, and hta | P***'
first book. "The Old Swlmmln' Hols onde
and 'Leven More f*oenjs." was puh- Ct'cal
llshed and made n great hit. The srlg- flasa
Inal copy of this book recently sold The
for $2,500. know
symj
Th
H the Y
ft* ^ 1 rwli time
, t ^ . 9enri<
A ml, ? s t ?ou|ti Indian prince?.
co-op<
til going to Franco to help entertain thous
the American soldiers and sailors until apprc
the last one of them has been returned 'n Fr
to the United 8tatea ronn<!
thOQS
She la Frinoeae Galllobl. great
granddaughter of the famous King orer
Cooweeskowee, chief of the Cherokeee, dlfflci
and her mission In Prance will be la p, no'
connection with the canteen work o! . *
spirit
the Y. M C. A. Her Americanised nam* A
is Mtr,8 Anne Robs and for two years era!
r more she ha* appeared as a lecturer, Kelly
ginger, dancer and exponent of the tri enter
bal life of her choeen people. She was W r
son c
chosen to pose for the iSolnny statue ..y?
?f Sequoia, an ancestor of the Chero- Th<
kee nation and iurentor of the tribal | *nK ti
alphabet. This statnts stands in live | ^
Hn.ll of Pnme si Waflhinirton, D. C. U,an
PT**
The princeae will have a rather dl dram
Wersifled pro*ram She will sing In an(j
dian ponfs and dance Indian (lances thf. ^
or the American soldier* and sailors
and between timee will dispense the qw
flon-ai o* diffsrcs'. articles that are jn
part of the stock of every T. M C. A. )ty ,
canteen. 8k? U hl?hljr ed mooted and mf.'m
has seneml times acted a* a mediator arr ,
het ween "ner people and th* whiio re.ti- | n?n,v
dente of Oklahoma, her native stale. ,h)s
reopii
SPEECH THAT "MADE" RILEY f 111
try.
Incident in tariy Life of Scicvcd !?- UnJ ?
diana Poet That la Well Worth
Recalling. ?5?;
Th
After many disappointments In fort
w OC]
tune, J a iocs \\ hit comb Kile; was era- I
ployed, at a few dollars a week, as ^ )ir
"writer on the Indianapolis Journal, j rp^e
Shortly after, I,ije Wnlford, who was .
. , ! react
afterward private secretary to Presl- p^p,
dent Harrison, came to the paper aa w^jjf
managing editor. He decided to cut ^
down expenses and began hy discharg- p|anp
Inn Klley as his llrst vletlm. Ttia blow I an<J
was a hard one for Riley, and he wsa iarfre
discouraged and_ahout ready to giro . tajn#>
itr. In Hoonels O..* ? 1 - M *
nd children, servants of the com,
carrying every drop that Is f Kl WlsH
k, and whatever may be used for WlwM
* purposes. It Is no discredit to V U p
i sparingly In Fort Smith. One | . |f|s ||
needs have scant consideration j
the value of human labor to do p
I about the trading post are scat* of L*
I the tepees of the Indians, wan- ; teflMaiv* We
-s of the great woods, en their aa- ' potlvk
trading expedition. They bring
them the hrenth of the vast woods
try ; struggle has shaped their
-lipped mouths. Its loneliness has
> their steady black eyes InscrutIts
mystery has made their laugh
v, quick bitten thing, like a laugh
'bed In the shadow of terror. All
' things the white woodsmen show
more strongly, wl h the quicker
psslonabillty of fln? r clay. The
V?(Minn ruunrr is mill apart,
th? hiianimal,
by the relentless
tare of an IrreRlstlble environ- DH^HH
" ENTtRTAlKtftS SH
NEEDED IN FRANCE |H
certain branch** *f the work
National War Work Oownell of
M C. A. baa been doiux for some
are being oartailed, eoe type of
Is being em Hod apoa tor nor*
ration thaa ever befere. Al;h
for some time there have bee* DR. JC
ximately 4M to Mt entertainer! ^ p
nnoe, many difficulties hare aur i na?BOT*l S?C3
led thin type of service aa4 the WaT Work
Mdl of shown which hare been Who Hm 1
ta Praam har? 00It been pat Honors by
In spite of almost superhuman
ulties. Now, however, with the " 1 mark e
i of demoblllxsttow forcing npon elation of the a
t-rray new problems has a real soldier* by th?
of co-operation been shown by forces abroad
rmy authorities Therefore. Gen- ^
Pershing has detailed Colonel
, from his own Staff, te act aa Chevalier of th
tatnnient officer for the . K P., General 8ecre
1 position places him as the liai the National
ffloer between the Army and the the Army and
Entertainment Bureau in Paris. Telegraphic
eat roe and large buildings are be- ton conveyed I
aken over, mechanics supplied by tlon granted T
.rmy are putting them into opera- in New York
and the "Y* is producing shown, signed by Ed
1 by soldier talent alone, and also High Oemmiar
atic and vaudeville performances **1 take plenstr
miscellaneous musical programs, the Preneh go
lersonnel of all of which nsnet be ! upon you the
ited from this country. j la legion d'H
ing to the large number ef mew , bv heartiest
? Array with entertainment abil- | "T^j# Natinni
? effort is being marie te scad aeder Dr. Mot
from this side. Women, however, tton ?o tts labc
ranted for these positions In largw Expeditionary
*era. 125 must be sent out from mere than 15'
coun'ry every month, which will , the Wed Trian
re the co-operation of every re- | the Preach iw
Ing agency throughout the conn- of October, li
All entertainers are supplied with lton doViars ha
rnis, IJfe, Accident and Health work ?moe? t
ain:r, trsr.rpert?'ion. and allow naMiec* ?
DO per month for living expenses . ^ . ,_zr?z
a nee. DDrinr or
w u w , ., . nuur ur
e wumen should bo preferably bo
n tho hrps of 23 and 30, neat and _ .. , ... ?
.. . . m Religious Wrli
cn?r and possessed of a pro- "
ced ability in tlwir particular line. ^^''orde
field for entertainment now
ies from the roast towns in
... , . . ? - The world i
re right up and Into Germany, f r .
. the "Y" ranno. do much w*h r"rr?Ttirlk!"<C '
irmy of Ocrupation In the way of ? ' ' * ( tr
, a _a 1 a tPd t>V WllSt IS
sen, it can supply entertainment .
la doing so on an increasingly C,1"n1^ ,for ? '
scale. Information may bo ob- " ' ' ' e *rUj
d from W C. King. Poters Build- I "!*? n" n
Atlanta. G. i lnk' for ?
us recounted I
had difficulty
LAINING FALL OF JERICHO doctrine of th?
short time agr
itlsta Have Shown How Happen, college mun, c
I at Which Many Have Scoffed ( skepticism of I
Wao Quito Poooiblo. "But. doctor
tho theory tha
my ho to refused to believe the Just created I
*sl suggestion that the walls of powerful God!
ho fell down before the Israelite# , I replied by
result of tho sound caused by Interesting fac
shouts and the horns blown by a I so fell In a
leven priests. country upc
mnn rrwirrnes ann nisonveries ana prosperoi
gnrd to sound phenomena, how- progress In n
show that such biblical miracles and splrltualll
I be reconciled with natural law. If she had i
iratlon of sound In a thing the Ideals she w<
hillrlea af which we do not yet doubtcdly late
rstand. It la unld that ono of the whole earth,
t tenor alngera caa break a wine- , of prosperity
i by singing Iota its keynote. ' selfishness, uii
suh-haas of the pipe organ Is entered, and
to rack pewa to pieces with Its , and. like tho f
>athetlc note. , ora down with
e authentic atory la told of aa Straton In Chi
iddier who. angered by the work
constmctlag the first suspension ig/pnair mc
[? at Niagara, threatened to Id die ?'?UNu lUfc
wn. Of course he wan toughed
hnt, seating himself near the Meam
:e he hegaa to experiment with Thoao Wht
>aaa string. Nolao
ben he found the note that suited
he sawed away oa that note. The We inako ho
a responded and soon the bridge : general rnlscnr
swaying In an alarming fashion, j people throng
? had not been stopped he might what really ci
fulfilled his threat. In any cuae | Unless a uju
waa afterward exercised to pre- In the public ?
a particle of vibration In tho Ice was rend*
ce. , picturo has h
books, unless.
Thou9htle?. Reconstruction. , n?^
'nntor Wstson. the heart of the th|<| nv%>f, ,
naittee oo reconstruction, snld In This is not
ntervlew: ceptlon; It Is ,
testy reoonstrnrtlon Is spt to be QtH.nc?^ are
Ifhtless and bad. It Is like the ^ ?fr#me
ig drug salesman.
t Indy approached thia young * oppose you
Htnnn. reddened and aald : ?r ,n ,h<* f?rei
'My hair Is falling out. Can you * H*"
me anything for ItT *re c^011" to
'Tou bet! Sure!' aald the aalea- y?"tC" *?CUr
i, heartily. 'How about this baud- * library
ited hair receiver at one forty- *ou wai
tf- was written.
e<r 1 ' ' ' i?w?? hi
> ' r
LANCASTER NEWS, LANCJ
ununn 01(111 who d,d ?
nuNUK lo,,g but s,ud*b
,w,,v" I lea ruing their tr
. A. EXECUTIVE h'o',L?'?r;,
. equally humble
Mott Is Matte Cher- t? the *
, . ,, edge. The drug I
Kion of Honor?Ex- 1|Mf gpt>ct(lc,e.
ck of "Y" Among }our worn-out e
with and that *
?? millions other <
delights were w
flBHHIHHKHi secret storehoun
atudenta whose
know.
SSr^^SiiK These arc the
the that I
Boi uii wno roiio
tfi** men ami w
Uvea were area
went down to tl
and unaung.
In the Land
Amnmn. nient
Rnhhnh. the ch
tnken hy Pnvld
tn the siege. It
Hedjnz railway,
elt.v are three ti
a dreary valley,
olntlon and gran
There la a e
mented atones, t
B. C.. eapahle i
tators, which la
striking antlqull
of columns of
?HN R. MOTT m The #rlver.U*npt
rctary of National ftsh. la hanked i
CovnciL, Y. M. C, A., Rnd '*? bed i
mcb Accorded Hiffh p,,veaFreach
Govern meat
f leoomttlon and nppm
rork dona for the French
American Y. M. C. A. I For Pastui
the French government Week* So\
the signal honor of
ie legion of Honor upon 1^ ?
tary John R. Mott, of
War Work Council of Mskae splendid
K. -v \m r> ?. f"r "Attic. hog*
Nary T. M. C. A. within six to el
ndrloes from Washing P?'"t that Its f?
.. . . better than tha
tha news of the dlstino earlleat pastnri
r Mott, whose home la bent ho* regis :
_, . , rapa now. Sara
City. The telegram.
ouard deBilly. Deputy W O D
doner, wan aa follawa: " V V
re In notifying you that .*
vernment haa ewuferred ^oth purity aatT
title of Chevalier de _
onneur. Please aoeayt Grail and (
congratnlatlona * Our gvaaa and
al War Work Ceunrfl.' Yk"!
t's wnpervlalan, Hi aMI- tkrw klada at gr
?ru among the America*
Forces. has maintained aurrra f
Oh foyers dti swtdata. aa rag weal
gle hut a are kno*a Vr 1 .-p \\jr
>lln. Hp to tke ynanth * " VV V.
HS. clone to eight aafl-i Sn
d been expended f? "TN
hp pvonch and ether at- I RICHMOND
eTPrl hr the heta. *???
biblical truth !|>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ter Points Out Parallel
errnany and the Re. i ^
d Fait of Man. : ^
n?r has brought to the EE
llustrutions of the truth
ties na usually Interpre- 1 zzz.
railed the oid theology,
moment at some of the S2
s that the war has lllus- =
dlcated. zxz
[ample. the fall of maa
in (lenesia. Seine hare
with this fundamental
> Bible. 1 was talking a ?
> with a brilliant young ' ==
Iteeped 1,1 SClenttiC #
Lha age, and he aald: /"
. think how Irrational la ' ~~~
it mil fell In a garden, ~*~
?7 an all-wlaa and all
? SS55
' pointing out th? very
t that modern Germany ss
garden. There waa not ;sa
?n the earth more bleat
if than Germany. Her . ss
II llnea, except morale mmmm
y, had keen marvelous. , SET r J
emulned true to right M
>nld have gona on un- inr: A V
the leadership of the set
But even In that garden SS
and peace the devil of g li
truth and false ambition IwJ
the ruling clauses fell, I j? J|? J
all la Rden. carried oth- '
them.?I)r. John Ranch ; ;ee
'latlan Herald. ?'
LA OF GREATNESS =i
Always Achieved by
? Have Made a Big
In the World. ?31
Id to say thnl there I* nr | -# m PI
ireptloo in the minds of
limit the world an to
institute* n great life.
n or h wouimn lias been ,25
lew with whatever were'red,
u til ess hie or her ^
een In newspaper* tind
la short, they linve
p." we do not consider nr
hey led were preat lives, m
only a harmful ml?ron 55
a mistake and Ita conse- sir
from a moral point of ? am
ly vicious. 1% #1
are walking In the Melds 55 1
sts and you come across 55
1 of Inig or Insert. Von ?
know what It Is. Well. nr
e a book In alnioat any \ rr:
that will tell you just , ~
nt to know. That book I ^iiniiiitmiim
and complied by some ^Ulllllllllllllllll
? \
KSTER, 8. C.
lothlng hi* who|? ||f? nptnc DATU
ugs. cataloguing them. UCCUi "A I fl
Ibe and origin and the . ...
existence. Aecompll.hm.nt
ve s|w?ni their live* In 1 #*#Mad|,e ftul
cm pa cities, hut adding u
vorld's sum of knowl:hat
soothes your pnln. - ' habit of
by which you renew * nierlt. It la
yea. the ttre you cook r*a,,J !?*? ? ma
farms you ?these and ?Pe* h,m'
)f your blessings and f UT* gre<
ortned out of nature s remarks the Ohl
e* for you hy patient fre grTat d'yi
names you do not ? ?"<* to be p.
j of our country,
oar privations,
great lives. These are they ?re Hpt to
8ve blesseil the lives boM8tlug Bbo,?
wed after them Ami of , worthy de<
omen who led sueh word? but ln ?
t people though they I We heurd B mai
tielr graves unhonored ,n W|t|,.fti he w
j wouldn't know
: and yet aomeho
of Ancient History. his praise for n
toned In the Bible as whose was I
piyhI of Ammon. was , I" ?'?* phase of
after Uriah had fallen | distasteful, and
has a station on the makes ourselve
The ruins of the old ?" "8rth. Of o
illluc 'So ll? I- rffo't l? ?'
Imposing in their des- i ?a.v. We only I
ideur. ! the acts of out
Itadel of huge, unce- no' to mention
theater of about 200 our own noblllt
of seating H.000 spec- hearts and not
still one of the most newspapers or
los In Syrln. a street tell It.
which a few still re
baths.
narknhly full of little
In by ancient masonry ... n '
sas once completely ? ?
?trK.
S. O. L.not
die; you sti
l.'ttle Hoy?>
_ 0 Biuch about It.
rage in 6 to 8
w Dwarf Essex s"tlcv "f
Cedar
VPE
* A meeting o
aatrltloua pasturage J'edar .?ro.V? F
i. sheep ann poultry to meet at the
ght wwki. llaay re- Williams & St
ittonlng qualities are fh
t of clorer. It la the a- - on ,he
ire and on* of thu 1919, for the p
rou can grow. Flaat a resolution t
boost *>*at far foot. ,. .
time and place,
?o cccnQ and win(} up t
^ O Ee E? mJ J coporation.
s asJ Gsrrfea R CI
a worth ? t?>il foe \V I,
garmlaatlea. 31-4t.? ltaw
Dlom Mixture rI ?
. t Lull
ctorer aliturea yield
r sad ann prraraaeat
whea aaty two or
aao or etoyor era aowa. STATE OF ?
Wood's Orw Ape- County
Hmrly tSfSrllSIt? Oil Tit
^Hms, ?41ad fros
In the Court
)OD & SONS
rismtn C. Frank Clybi
do bonis not
VIRGINIA E. Roberts.
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Well
BY FIRST
Anything you
WEI
'.re will be an
IY SHOP fin
ONE
i t Wait. Bri
STEV
[achine She
at Sout!
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TUESDAY. FE
IEB THAN WORDS g
>, Even Though Great,
I Their Merit When ??
jjecte of Boast. TFTFI GUARAN
boasting Is not a sign FOR W(
rather the reverse. A
n allows his deeds to StellA?V|tae hn
and they always will i ful
. ' . peculiar to women
st and strong enough, third of a century,
o State Journal. These | i<or ?Carly ten y<
for boasting, for there , r,Jd under a plain, ]
'oud of. We are proud to benefit. Less
of our sacrifices. of f!e out of every c
of our. sorrows, hut sold lias been
lose their merit by our c'?'m ^cr a refuna n
,h7. |
fd Is not expressed In sufferllIg women huv
quiet and noble life. ; n. Russell
n tell of heroic deed , N. C.,gratefully wri
ss the hero, but one' "I was ifl a most
It from what he said, i ti0n; had palpitati
w,ln hl8 verv t??* un,) and would swell an
thers one could easily Hicfroccinrr wiv
h, honor of It. Thrre O'streshUig way.
hi.nt.tlne which I. very USUlff Stella-Vitoc
that Is the sort which ; POUndS. WOW I. \l
k the greatest people | fUOFC thanklUi thn
ourse we are. but we yOU for the JJTCtlt
roin what the boasters derful medicine hi
know It by hearing of ; Mrs ltussell was
heroes, who are apt i period, the "change,
It at all. We learn of ?ratituc3e for the l^le^
? . .. . understood and app
y by feeling It In our \.OI1Qftn who reads h
by read I uk It In the Stella-Vltae hflS
hearing the orators ;;ufleriug vomanhoc
approaching their fii
women npproachinj
childbirth, to womei
it He Got. "changeof life." Stc
> old Lady?And what cns the female org
Christinas, little hoy? regularity in the mo
>hy. I got dls-dls-dls? , ?0 ^ of ,osS ? 1
iering woman who
n. . . . . on our guarantee of
-Oh. tut, tut. my toy. All dealers sell St<
muld say this.' return your money i
Veil, if you know so fit you. Don't) put
1 got thisuppolnted. ?
. , , ,, Martha Adams, et
"? ni(H*IH|HUT!) Ol
Grove Farm. Pursuant to a de
___ above stated case
t ?.? . . . .a , Moore, dated Janut
?r! ? k fdei1,n0 W?i ??? at public
n.nj f'wSf, Ctt,Ui highest bidder at
ew?r? ?J< ,ma?\8 t House, on the first
14th' H.? , Z, > within the lep
...... f ' urt the following desci
urpose of considering wjt.
o be offered at that . ? '
to dissolve, liquidate , that piece, p
he affairs of the said 'and, situated in f
South Carolina, c
JNNINGHAM, hundred, thirty-flv
STEELE. <7:{B 1-2> acres, m
bounded as follows,
___ north by lands of J.
IK'S SALE. ?f R- F- L?n* ??"
Faulkenberry; on t
of Lee A. Roberts a
SOUTH CAROLINA, ,on- on the "<>uth 1
, _ Hraslngton and on I
of Lancaster. of w s Faulkenbc
w. _!. "i?r*mon.
of Common Pleas. Terms of sale,
to pay or all pape
stamps. PA
urn, as Administrator
? of the estate of W. WILLIAMS ft WIT
deceased, PlalntifT. Plaint
ts. ' 31-3t-ltaw.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniitiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii
rited
OF MONTH
nave that neec
LDING
EXPERT MAi
;? week in mon
; DAY
ing it on at C
VMAN
>p and Gara
hern Depot
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B. 25, 1919.
Vitae
rEED TONIC
)MEN
is been in Ruccees*
n t of t h ose di senses
for more than a
ears it bos been
positive guarantee
Lhan one t>ot
no thousand
ided for, and cvcrv
us been satisfied.
s like this praising
ling of benefit to
cbecn received.
I. of Mill Springs,
tea us as follows:
wretched condion
of the heart
d bloat in a most
When I began
! I weighed 108
reigh 135. I am
n 1 can ever tell
fViiQ urnn
^V\'U tHAO t?V4*
is done me."
i at- that critical
" and her sincere
?sed relief will be
reciated by every
er letter.
proved a boon tc.
hI, to young girls
rat vital period, tc
; the anguish ol
ri approaching the
lla-Vltae strength*
ans and promotes
nthly function.
4iken by any suf
tries Stella-Vltac
the first bottle.
;lta-Vltae and wiL'
fit docs not beno
oil* a trial.
al., Defendants.
cree made in the
by Judge Ernest
iry 21st, 1919, I
auction to the
Lancaster Court
Monday in March
al hours of sale,
ibed real estate,
areel or tract of
.ancaster county,
ontaining seveu
e and one-halt
ore or less, and
to wit: On the
W. Welsh, lands
lands of A, R.
he east by lands
nd E. C. Hrasingsy
lands of E. C7.
Ihe west by lanne
irrv and lands of
cash. Purchase,
rs and revenue
UL MOORE,
C. C C. L. C.
.LI A MS.
ifT's Attorneys.
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