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gfr . ? ... . FLIGHT ACROSS OCEAN I cottoi PLANS ARE PERFECTED \im* j from I ?T] Naval Seaplanes Will Make Start w From Rockaway Beach Some i treme Time in May. j short. ! shoul * Washington. March 27.?Naval tlon seaplanes which are to attempt a speak flight across the Atlantic ocean in; "It May will start from Rockrway the v Beach, Long Island, but the actual corn "Jumping off" place will be much ers o farther up the coast. possibly at] ducer some point in New Foundland. bine i Whether the machines will steer a stuffs direct course for Ireland or follow] would the longer route via the Azores ap-; ton ii parently has not yet been deter-j bine mined. | "F< Actlnc Snrrntnrv Rnnspvptt nn-: ntlnrl nounced the destroyer Harney had pose been ordered to proceed to New | able Foundland to investigate the harbor concli facilities along the coast for the; purpose of determining the best ISTR1 base from which the planes could! put out overseas and harbors lnj which landings could be made in the| event it became necessary for them'*^0**01 to descend during the voyage from a* Rockaway to the flight base. Lieut. Commander J. L. Kaufman will command the Harney, which is ?.Q] one of the most modern destroyers, and Commander P. N. L. Bellinger, pj0yt?, of the trans-Atlantic section of the lnf, tj office of the direction of naval avia- tjje w tion, and Lieut. E. F. Stone, of the t() coast guard, have been detailed to no make the investigation. Unless difflculties with Ice flores are cncoun- jnvP8( tered the Barney is expected to return to the United States within s| about 10 days when the officers will submit their report at Washington. ar(j a In disclosing that the planes would leave the naval aviation sta- iz0(j tion on Iyong Island, Mr. Roosevelt said it was regarded as preferable an(j ( to fly the machines to the base to be selected for the flight rather than to ownei transport them by ship. The air- cop craft will be refueled and given a jiavc final tuning up before they actually 8py j depart overseas. that Several machines are being pre- ,.p|vn(| pared for the flight and two or morn -p0 very probably will mako the start. prose] Three planes of the N C type have jlKiRC been completed and a fourth is near- w^at 1nK completion at the Curtiss plant advis? at Garden City. New York. Kxten- aurh nive tests of the N C-l have been saj,j ] made and 51 passengers were car- tpe R rled on one of her fliphts. I an(j c Whether it will be possible for the rm,i,} machines to carry sufficient fuel to , drive them across the ocean has not WPro been made known. They could re- ^jany fuel at the Azores without difficulty ovpr and some officers believe it would f>lpnlH be entirely possible under favorable ron]d weather conditions for them to replonish their pas supply in mid-At- liaa j, lantic from a ship with which a monty rendezvous could he arranped before p0rtp( hand. ploye< Detailed plans of the flicht are pa8se( beinp carefully safeguarded and ljnPP there has been no intimation as to , whether the machines will keep to- w rether or follow different routes. In of tho view of the announcement that do- i} wa. iruyi-ra w111 n?? hi;iilonimi aionc nie sentat route to safeguard the crews in the ^cre , event of accidents, most officers he- wnr|((1 lieve, however, the flvinp craft will follow one course. PRO I The navy department has not entered for the $r?0.000 prize offered by ^ the London Dally Mail to the first aircraft that completes a trans-At- A item lantic flipht. At the department it l>r was said no inquiries had even been j made as to the conditions tinder which the offer was made. Several Rritish firms and one or two indi- Har viduals are reported to have entered One n for this prize. I>ut the ceneral belief OUBjy here is none of these will be able to , , . chanpi make the start in advance of the naval planes. Inspec ^ and tl ARK TRADING I PON THE an an MISERY OF THE WORLD tempo ? dry te Says CJovernor Allen Relative to Kff- by tel fort of Ootton (irewers to Main- men ' tain llipli Prices. encoui * block i Topeka, Kan., March 27.?The cotton growers of the south, in their '' shot effort to limit the Acreage of cotton ^ ^ to maintain high prices, are "trading ' ' . elford upon the misory of the world, (.overnor Allen charged in a letter re- '* ter ar fusing an invitation of the South Carolina Cotton association to at- . . , . iiudso tend a conference at which reports , in a ( of the campaign to reduce cotton wore acreage will be received. The letter - ? .1 quarts was addressed to J. S. Wannamaker, . ^ , . . _ ? t tourin Columbia, S. C., chairman of the as-' elation. l'KRH Basing his conclusions upon gov- liMP eminent crop reports, Governor Al- Cop len estimated cotton growers are, dent i making as much money with cotton {piled at 35 cents a pound as Kansas farm-{ front era are making from their wheat at his ar $3.25 a bushel. dent < "'Kansas farmers are doing ev- says. rylhlng in their power to increase, adds i the wheat yield so that every one! "form snay have bread, but It seems the Germa / i / i growers are trying at the same "FUSS X" BRINGS BACK 'LZTcLZr h7decTr^ PLEASANT. MEM?RI1 hat any group of men. while _ orld is still grappling with the York Farmer Digs Up B ndous problems arising from Boose Buried 14 Years age of staple commodities, Ago. d begin a deliberate organiza- IT" " " "* to retard production, is un- ? , .. . . . . ., . York, March 27.?And yet occ able, he continued. , ? . . . . .. ,. . . . . ... lonally we are reminded of the tl< would be Just as baneful for . _ .. ,. 4. . , . . . . . when South Carolina mothered i heat farmers of KansaR, the , . ... .. ? , . , "great moral institution, long sir farmers of Iowa, the hog rais- .... , . , . ..... . ? passed to its reward. A few dt f Illinois or the livestock pro- , ? _ . . , _ ..... . . ago Joe S. Sanders, who is a tena s of Texas to deliberately com- .. . _ . ? .on the farm of E. T. Carson, f to create a shortage of food- .. .. , v . ... A . " ... ., miles south of York, was clean! that the famine of the world , . ... , .. , ? . .up land preparatory to putting in ( I pay them toll, as for the cot- . ,,, . spring crops. Close by a cedar ti nieresis 01 me souin 10 com- .. . , ... .. . , his axe struck something that ga for that purpose. _ ?. . . _ off a flinty sound, and investigati >r these reasons and because I . .. . ,. . . . ... . , , ^ brought to light a bottle of F\ y lack sympathy with the pur- v .. . _ _ ... . X." The real article, that was or of the meeting. I will not be , ... .. 0. . , ? , Inallv sold by the State of Sot to accept the invitation,' he ? _. . ... . , d d Carolina. The bottle when fou was standing upright, the seal! orrc wax aWRy. but the cork ,KEKS C HAKliES R()od rondition and the contents i TO BE INVESTIGATED; parcntly O. K- When or how t I bottle got there at the foot of t a Mill Workers Claim l>eputicsj tree nnd remained covered up _ . _ . . these years is unexplalnable, as Columbus Have Taken Sides , ... to this time no one has laid cla Against Them. . t^e "lost" property. It Is qu probable that the "white lightnin umbus, Ga., March 27.?? has been hidden away for at l?i :es of striking cotton mill em- fourteen years. But the finding >8 that special deputies guard- the bottle of "Fuss," what a flo tie mills have "nagged at tex- of memories it must bring back orkers nnd even gone so far as those who used to make a habit rn over their clubs and knivesj patronizing at frequent intervals t n ttnfntl man fur Vi n nurn/n<o ' crrnn moral I nut it n t ion ' Mn n?r tacking the strikers," wil! bet one. as he roads or hears of tl .igated at a called session of find, will hark back to those free a iuscogee county grand jury if J easy days. when booze, "guar# trikers will furnish the names; teed" as to quality, could be had > accused deputies, Judge How- any and all who had the price ther# nnounced in superior court. and many a lip will smack as th< er a mass meeting of organ- owners think of the "good lickc labor it was said resolutions of those free and easy days, a sting martial law were adopted compare them with the prese hat speakers have asserted the when liquor is scarce and hard ies were hired by the mill get and extremely high in price, a s and were assaulting strikers, swear softly against the luck tl y of the resolution was said to makes the abnormally thirty res< been mailed to (Jovernor Dor- to the drinking of ginger, pawpa >ut reports from Atlanta were lemon extracts and other conci the governor had not yet re- tions that makes the drinker joyl I the letter. or sad. happy or morose, and the labor committee which ways brings an accompanying he# uted the resolution to him ache. s Howard explained exactly So far as known, the find has ji martial law would mean and created any untoward exciteme ?d against their requesting and will not, because while men w n drastic measure. The judgel sometimes bury money and oth le could not request troops of valuables, it Is not likely that in overnor unless Sheriff Heard 'he section in which this belt's w ity officials informed him they found that the roots of any otl not cope with the situation, tree are yet holding the secret h sheriff asserted his deputies Ing nlace of a pint bottle of "Fus performing their duties impar- ?r a">' other merchandise that cai but said he had no authority from the South Carolina dispc guards deputized by the muni- sary. fy of Hibb City, a suburb, and not answer for these men. RAPID PROMOTION 1 strike over an eig"ht hour day FOR UNION AYrIATC een on here for nearly two is and disorders have been re- iiieDt. i>^an H. Arthur Now Ooi 1 as strike breakers and em- , .... . "lands Twelfth Aero Squadron >s who have returned to work , .. , ., , , . m-rt )( in France. 1 through the union picket morning and night. vas said that the striking tex- Union, March 27.?Lieut. I>og orkors had no part in adoption JJ. Arthur has been made comman martial law resolutions which ,nK ofncer of th? Ae i Sttiu were adopted by ropreive of all organized labor Stjuadron. according to advices , ivlth the exception of the mil! ce'v?d here He is a daring aviat rs. " ??_ IIRITION OFFICER SATED BY A ?r_m v, ., FAITHFUL WE pts to Smuggle Whiskey Into' ??? V Territory llesult in Fatal Buffered Thirty Year* With Sionv ach Trouble end Hemorrhage* Pistol Battle. of ^ Bowel*. The Story of a Wonderful Recover] risonburg, Va., March 2<.? T lan is dead and another seri- There la hardly any one who does iff. Jfiify."VT/iJP injured as the result of an ex- not experience ijjP ii* a of shots between Prohibition aon?e trouble with | the stomach. It la If tor W. (\ Hall, of Richmond, so common that we [mM ^CN iree deputies and two men In frequently pay lit- WrT7 . \ tie or no attention A tomoblle, who It is alleged at- to- it Yet, the tjf d to smuggle whiskey into ?tomach la very eiixlly upset, and ^ JB ri itoi v. catarrhal liulS '' M ophone of the coming of tlie matlon of the mufrom Baltimore, the officials ewu lining deveiitercd them at Fisher's hill hv opM- ?rows "or*e-the pain and dls " ' tress Is incessant and the trutl ng passage of ;i bridge and In dawns that we have chronic atomittle tiiat followed one of the ach trouble. lots of the automobile wns The case of Mr. Louis Young. 201 ,. . ., . . _ Merrimac St., Rochester, N. Y., Is lie died on the way to a hos- ~ , typical. He writes: I suffered foi He gave his name as Shack- thirty years with chronic bowel The other man. who was trouble, stomach trouble and hemted by one of the deputies af- orrhages of the bowels. We boughl , - . , . ? . , . a bottle of l'eruna and I took 11 exchange of shots, in which , , . - , w faithfully. I began to feel better s wounded, gave the name of j^y wjfe persuaded me to continue m. He Is in a hospital here and I did for some time as directed ultlcal condition. The men Now I am a well man.* Vlr. Young'i from Petersburg and had 1.19 e^rience is not unusual , , , _ _ , . , If you suffer from catarrh tn anj i of whiskey stored In their form whether of th, hftJult ?tomacn g car. the officers say. I bowels or any other part of th? body, try l'eruna. It may be jus I IT>F.\T OF HWITZFRI.AXD what you need. l'eruna comes In LI KM CORDIALLY TO ERFRT either liquid or tablet form and U enhagen, March 27.?Presl- "",'1 everywhere. Your dealer hai a dor of Swltrerland has re-1 U wr wUI *et U for rOU' *** *?' or bwit/.?.rian<l. nns re- J)r nartinan.M World-Famous Pecordially to ^ letter rur.a Tonic and insist upon having President Ebert announcing It. If you want your health aoeept :cesslon to the office of presl- nothing else. >f Germany, a Berlin dispatch tAI! ,U,? "lfk a',d 'utttrin* tn' ' K vited to write The Peruna Company Switzerland, the dispatch j^p, 78 Columbus. Ohio, for Dr, s thus the first foreign state to! Bariman's Health Hook. The bool ally acknowledge" the new! '? 'ree and may help you. Ask you in government. 1 dea,?p for a p^"ina Almaoae. I and has nunibers of victorias to his < gg credit In flghttng the Hun and Is In 1 every way worthy of the hew honor which has come to him. I j Lieutenant Arthur Is the second Lancast son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Arthur Marc*? 27 ' of this city and his friends here are busy 'or jubilant over the rapid rise he has *? 8tai"tlni a9_ made; a little more than a year ago not vefy n me he went to France and went in to ** ye'win and quickly won a place for morG corB lce himself, receiving the distinguished There > iy9 service cross and other honors and nac,e Mar was promoted from second to first Pastor. R lve lieutenant and then commanding Tlie officer of his squadron. cents per enrolled < he A. ree VfH'H SKKS ITALIAN KNVOYS to the cei % \iii itiuv oiTirtmi/w Rions in t IVO f??Arvi rtii t'/i i ? on Paris, March 27.?'Marshal Foch Sunday, iss rn"e<l at the headquarters of the Mr. C. jK_ Italian delegation this evening In ?' Hartsv ltjj connection with possible military Mr* A. nd measures discussed by the council, Mrng in view of the grave situation in w'th the ln erstern Europe. i some tim< lp M. Ilratiano, the Rumanian pre- Mr. an< he m'er, speaking of events In eastern Misses Rc Europe expressed the view that Bol- f'y'or "P* aJ, shevlsm might soon extend to Ser- N cup bia, because of race relationship in Mr. nn< im Russia and to Slavonia and Croatia <"hH<lr?n ite because of connections with Hun- a* the he gary. last week .n^ SIBERIAN TROOPS DRIVE THE [CHAMP Qd FORCES OF BOLSHEVIK I BACK <31 to Paris, March 2 7.?Siberian troops of of the Kolchak government have Former S h0 successfully begun an offensive west, Ident ni a of the Urals on a line from Perm to I (lis , the trans-SJberian railway, advices na Worces m_ from Omsk say. At certain points ConRre88n by the Bolshevik have been driven back sour| jn a more than 30 miles. The Siberians cans to su have captured Okansk, 50 miles his <*onfci r southwest of Perm. tabllsh a | "I take nt, ~~ ~ i women 01 to ?? ?? versal an* S HOLDERS OF ) .... - LIBERTY BONDS ?= yc- people. are advised to hold them. If you PIjAYINCs must sell, deal only with respon- jjy s 1 " slble bankers. We 'New O Buy and Sell "Z 12*5 ni LIBERTY BONDS "<" r the eoncli njj All Issues and Denominations. asaociatlo! Write us if interested. nual sprir oo TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA the follow Capital and Surplus. ?2,OOOjSOO April 24* IH I Member Federal Reserve System Now O? 1o| ATLANTA. OA. Uttle Ro, sn^ 8SBSSSBSSBSBSBSSSBS9BBBSB ham. >R in* Is yov scarce d : Why i same small 4 ROY CUD1 1 UiV 1 i ORDER NOW ANE ! F. S. ROYS' Norfolk, Va., Baltimore, Md., T( [ Columbia, S. C., Spartanbui ; | Columbus, ( : ! E | * . 0 ?' rniLTA i, WAKIH 28, | ASM ROBBED | ?i OF DANGER 10 E the past week preparatory TUC LJCADT S thl. r?r-. cro,. Mttunuk Int ntflnl J moh plowing has been done I think they will plant i and less cotton this year. New Perfected Tablet, Called Aspl*111 be preaching at Taber- ^ to 8IJghtIy 8t,mulatlng Inch 30, at 11 a. m., by thei , mi . ? ev. J. A. Bledsoe. . 8tead of Heart?Heinday school pledged live Recommended by Physft. month for each member clans In Influenxa, Severe Colds, t luring the next Ave years Headache, Neuralgia and llheaitenary movement for mis- niatism. f he M. E. church south last W. Funderburk and faniilv Physicians and druggists are very llle. visited at the home of enthusiastic over Aspitone. the new , , j__. and improved aspirin tablets that are ru.'ue. uui* m?i ou..u?j, | ga,d to be 8iiKbtiy stimulating inB. Carnos who has been gtead of depressing to the heart. U. S. army overseas for They explain that severe colds, in* is nnw home fluenza, fevsrrs, headaches, neural1 Mrs A p P.v.or ?la und rheumatism are almost Inyl r and variably attended by a weakness of >sa1ee Wheeler and Odessa ^0 heart and require stimulation ?nt Saturday In Monroe, j rather than depression. Heart fail| ure, they say, is especially to bo i Mr<> u-i guarded against in influenza a^d 1 Mrs. Kenneth I^aney and Jneu^onla^ hence they recolumend of Cheraw, S. C., visited Aspitone. >me of Mr. J. H. Stewart; A gentle laative with one or two "Scrlptor." tfcblets of Aspltone. as needed, is now - ^ the physician's favorite treatment m a d v itdocc 'for 8evere colds and threatened 1 IjAKIV llKtihS pneumonia. It will usually cut short IIPPHRT ni1 wif env a cold or sore throat over night. AsOKI Or WILSON pltone tablets are also being used ; with Bplendid results for the relief pcaker Declaim for Pnw- of pain In headaches, neuralgia and ? ! rheumatism. The leading druggists on ainguo , everyWiiere are now supplied with of Nations. , Aspltone, which is sold In 3ealed packages, price thlrty-flve cents. ter. Mass. March 27 j They may be obtained locally at the lan Champ Clark of Mis-1 Standard Drug Co.?Adv. n address urged all Amerl-j ?? pport President Wilson and ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. o,ia In Ihaln nfTni*to /. na.l league of nations. | order from J. E. Stewnian, it that every sane man or probate Judge of Lancaster county, 1 earth is in favor of uni-'the undersigned will sell at public 1 everlasting peace." he outcry Friday, April 4. at 9 a. m.. | at the late residency of Lewis T, Cole, in Lancaster county, all the > no douht that the finish- personal property belonging to the t as regards the league will estate of said deceased, consisting in tctory to all reasonable part of one mare mule, two head cattle, one hog, corn, fodder, wheat, ^ , farming tools, household and kitchSCHEDULE ADOPTED en furniture, etc. OUTHKRX ASSOCIATION Term8 CBB^m p roLE. Admr. rleans. March 27.?Adop-i March 20. 1919. 42-2t. r?ut change for the first; outhern association history xoTlCE TO DEBTORS AND osed playing schedule was, CREDITORS idlng act of officials of the. a. who brought their an- ... ...... , . ! All persons Indebted to the estate :g meeting to a close here prancjg r. Twltty, deceased, will 'he schedule provides for make payment at once, and those Ing games on opening day. having claims against said estate Chattanooga at Atlanta; wil1 Present same, duly authenticates at Mobile: Memphis at Pd' to the undersigned, ck; Nashville at Binning- Ef,tate ^ Twit "' d(ceased. ir farm help j and high ? not grow the size crop on er acreage WITH STER'S 11L1ZER RAOI MARK REGISTERED. I AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT ! am ^ 1 A - 1 l<>H 4.3ft. )ledo, O., Tarboro, N. C., Charlotte, N. C., rg, S. C., Atlanta, Ga., Macon, Ga., *a., Montgomery, Ala. 6 _ ? / . " v