The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 11, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
PACT SIX '
THE RAINBOW DIVISION Tenn.; Sergeant Major
READY TO START HOME. "Tmberlh!p
F. Spence. of KnoxvlUe,
First Train of Troop* Scheduled Joseph Hyde Pratt, of <
to liCave X'oblrnz for I*wt N. C.; Col. Peter K. McC
Sunday. | derson, S. C.; Col. Hari
of Nashville. Tenn.; Col
Metts. of Wilmington. N
Coblens, April 10.?The 42nd rommittee on ron81
# <Rainbow) division Is all packed up 1^.,aw8__col. albprt l. (
and awaiting the final order, "all eJf;h N r . Co, l uke L
aboard for home." The first tralm *yme Tpiin . MaJ w. f)
with troops from this division on of Grepnvlllet s. c.; Maj
> board Is schedule<l to leave Ahr- tey of Columbla> s. c.
weiler Sunday. The personnel on Major Q A Matthews. 0
this trnin will consist of the divls- g
ion headquarters, staff and several ' " Con)!nlttec on hls,0rici
mailer units. Two trains will leave Lleut>-Col- Svdnev C. C
Sunday afternoon and four daily Durham N "c . i,|eut.-C
thereafter for six days. The trans-! Wvrlpl{ of Fountaln' C
portation officers figure on an aver- Mflj 0ordon Rmith of
age time schedale from the Rhine ^ . MftJ John 0 Wa,k
to nrest of 60 hours. burR Va . Capt j A ,
Ofhcial cognizance has been taken of KnoxvMle Tenn .
by the third army of the increased Roval, of FlorenrP< S. (
spirit of enmity shown by civilians Major Kp,th j Harr|8
against Americans in the occupied noopa Tpnn
area. Thursdays intelligence sum-. F|nance comm,ttPe?C
mary says of this condition; Mjnor of Durham N.
-mere is considerable recline R Marrhant of roluItl
gainst our strict enforcing of the gergeant Major A n.
civilian circulation reflation." Knoxville. Tenn ; Serg<
The summary adds further along: Charlea Tr(KK of Knox,
"This is especially so with reference
to the circulation on the left bank ._
of the Rhine between the several oc- HELFFERICH TRIE
cupled territories." PUT BLAME OF
Regarding bolshevisin and the
opinions of civilians In the occupied
.. ? RuMO-Gcrman >egotinti<
area, the summary says: The
general idea is that bolshevlsm will Referred to R> horn
die of its own accord, and satisfac- Chancellor.
tion is expressed that it can not make]
headway in the American zone. Perlin. April 10._R
While recognizing that the inhabl- noRotlation? in july, lf
tants owe the quiet in the region to Mribed from tbp Germjl
the American troops, it is evident the ,)y nr Kar, nol(Trichf
population has no really friendly man vlce^hanopllor in
spirit for our soldiers." "Rre-vVnr llistorv," wh
The third army has granted spe-j publ|shed short|y.
cial permission to a number of con-' nppr HplfTorlrb rpfpr,
pressmen to address such of their madp |o Ber?n on JuJy
constituents as they find among the L p Davydofff a prol
division in the occupied zone. The sJan bankpr who wan
congressmen have arrived at Cob- ,rh.s yJpw on fbp poR8ib
lenz for a several days' visit with suadlng AllHtria to mod
the bridgehead troops. ' matum to Serbia. Aftc
Representative Julius Kahn. of y,pw A)frpd Zlmniprmai
California, arrived in Coblenz this dpr_aef relary for foreign
morning, after having visited the ,,plfTprl(.h 8lIKKe8(od t)
battlefields Other congressmen almuM be glvPn a frPP ,
Who arrived during the day were bjft w,fh (hp a88urancft
Hatton W. Sumners. of Texas: Ad- (,on sbp took ahould no(
^ oison i ?mnn. inano; t\ w. Ham- balance of power In
savor. Iowa; William W. Hastings. Davydoff promisod to ti
Oklahoma; John E. Raker. C,alitor- geption to Petrograd. i
Yiia; James P. Glynn. Connecticut;
Lndislas Lazaro. Louisiana; Purton y??gaapMW
L French. Idaho; William A. Ashbrook,
Ohio and William R. Green, C - ??
Iowa. I m mm
OLD HICKORY DIVISION I
ASSOCIATION FORMED IjU g
Col, lloluto* Springs i* On the K\. I |E
ocuti\e Coinmittce?Oilier Com- 1 B
mitteemen Named. lj J
, , 0 _ . ., ? .. , I Mrs. F. M. Jon<
? harleston R. ( April .. Aboard ,x , , ..
, , ,, . Palmer, Okla., writ
the transport Madawaska < ol. _ ' .. ..
x, , i, . ? . . From the time
Holmes it Springs, on arrival here gf|L . . ?_
91 tcred into womai
iive out I lilnrv I.n tlw . IV ...1 HI M
^ HI ... I looked with
of 11,. Thin,..11, Division association | ffom Qne month ,
Ai Remans Prance, on February 27. 1 Hj next | suffered wi
111!., was launched the first divis I ^ back and b^ng.
ion association in the American ex- \ Jj pain, until life to Bi
peditionary force, when officers of B a mjsery> (would
the 30th (Did Hickory l division. I j could not endui
composed of :h" national guard or- B pain any longer, i
g.inizatinn of N.irth Carolina South RW gradually got worse
far..Una and T< nnesS. . m t and ]A Nothing seemed t<
formed "Old Mickery" division as- I I nte until, one day,
sociation. Col Holme, I', Springs. I I | decided to
of Cleorgetown, S C was elected lj| ,
chairman of the executive commit- lAiVu
on ni/.iiion Col. \ll>ert R.
n on e\- flA | ya 1KM mm
T!i"
order that the ties of i'on,radeship B H B IS
r 11 - which iia i > t"d its I m BJH H M fJS
1(8 HRj
asunder and disappear." and that H BB B IB
the great name of Old Hickory divis- *f*l_ w 9
Ion and the brave and noble deeds lllC OffiHH S
whieh broucht forth commendation 4 t
from the hlghe t military authori- ibti ? ' to?!1 our
ties mav he incorporated in th? re- ]l|| .. If* ^?eS
1 N I ut and was nc
corrls for generations. Any officer MRU! J' rc,ievfdf t
or enlisted n,an of the division Is B ^ that
eliiri)de for membership. I B not a pain. . .
The first annual convention will IB ^ ^35 nQw bci
b, held September 'J8 J'.. 131ft. the | | vears since I took <
nate smarted heinu the anniversary |M and 1 am still in
of the breaking of tho lllndenburg ! M health . 1 wo
lino at Rellecourt September 2i>. H any woman
1 1 fl The exact place is vet to ho I |0 ^ Cardui wli
derided on h.v the executive commit- M sufferer from any
oft- m trouble.'*
Executive committee on orgnniza- HI If you suffer pain
tion is composed of Col. Tlolmen 11. H I from womanly tro'
Springs, of Georgetown, S C., Gen. II if you feel the ne
1. D. Tyson, of Knoxville Tenn.. H M good strengthenln
and Col. Albert I. Co*, of Raleigh. lU to build up your rui
V. r jH system, take ths
Arrangements committee Col. |H of Mrs. Jones. 1
Don. K. Scott. Graham, N.C.; I.lent. |H dui. It helped h<
Col William llaeon. of Memphis. 10 believe It will h?l|
Tenn.: T,ieut.-Col. Geo K. Freeman,
r>f Goidshoro, N. C ; Mai C. W E I AH RlUfffl
Dyer, of Knoxville, Tenn.; Maj. .1 D. II
Meyer, of Charleston, S. C.; Maj. C. I
C. Wyoho of Spartanburg, S C.: B
Copt. G. E. Monk, of Nashville.
*
/ LANCASTER NBW8, LAN<
Aspfa robbed ansivz
ss "f fw rt ~zzv
,irt THE HEART
. C.
tltution and Washlngtoi
Cox. of Ral- N?w Perfected Tablet, Called Aspt-'ant Colonel j
pa. of Nash- tone. Is Slightly Stimulating In- Judge ndvoca
. Workman. stead of Depressing to Heart?Kk- the leaders li
E B- Can pec tally Recommended by Phyal- courts-martial
f ?,;r clans In Influenza, Severe Colds, d,rected by S
f Rock Hill, pare and sub:
Headache, Neuralgia and ltheu- oplnIon wouI{
nl records? mutism. the existing 1
hambers. of The secretf
ol. Thos. J. of April 5. w
_ . Physicians and druggists are very
Y. enn" ' enthusiastic over Aspitone, the new war departmt
Raleigh, N. and improved aspirin tablets that are announcemen1
,?-r. uyncn-1 ?<uu iu ue swKiiuy ?iui)uiaiiug in- tary Tinker h
leXaughton,! stead of depressing to the heart. , ? ,
r i??t o t 1 They explain that severe colds, in- , ..
'! Uuenzu, fevers, headaches, neural- 'rMnmunlcatlo
Sergeant jg|a an(j rheumatism are almost in- replying to si
of Chatta-; variably attended by a weakness of jor General
i the heart and require stimulation uenernl
'-?i rather than depression. Heart fail- ... .
?y,ure. they say, is especially to be wh,rh is ,n
C.; Maj. T. guarded against in influenza and department
ibia, S. C.pneumonia, hence they recommend bv the ndjut
Tuell, of Aspltone. whom it was
Mninr A gentle laative with one or two
' ' tablets of Aspltone. as needed. Is now lp SP(,rt
Mile, Tenn. tj,e physician's favorite treatment edges the re
; for severe colds and threatened channels of t
5 TO ' Pneumon,a- It will usually cut short j^e jndorsem
, a cold or sore throat over night. As- t .
<J RUSSIA! Pltone, tablets are also being used an " ?n'
i with splendid results for the relief of April 2. d
of pain In headaches, neuralgia and of proposed
vns In 11?14 rheumatism. The leading druggists of niilitarV U
everywhere are now supplied with . . . .
ler \ Ice- Aspltone. which is sold in sealed n,ane y
packages, price thirty-five cents. !,r'* entirely r
I They may be obtained locally at the substance am
! Standard Drug Co.?Adv. erntlon. whl
usso-German With manv i
hi nothing definite would be done until
n. are ue- .... secretary of
in viewpoint nfter h,s arnval 1hPro excePl that h?.irlv con,.ul
former (ler-: "nssia "probably would mobilize ^ ,
his booktl?irt of hor nrmy " particular sui
ich win >>e Herr Helfferlch says he pointed
"n win ue, changes. In
; out that this would lead to a (Iwman , . ,,
. . .... max* l?e fn'H
a in o . ion mobilization and war, to which he . . .
^ _ ... views of Die
6 1 a 14 t,v ?">'?. Davydoff replied:
" I1*1*- !,y adeountely s
t>,.? Well, we can demobilize again: , . ,
ninent hus- " (hnt Ueuteni
tea tieifT...- t*,at costs money, but it need not
nu neiimi- , pare and snh
dllty of per-1 Cost hlootl- wnr nf (
Ifv her ulti- Tho former vice-chancellor asu>
ner um .... , . draft of such
r the Inter- ffrts that he also got assurance ...
r inn inier- ... . ... would he ad
in. then un- irom ausiria mai a note wouin no
affairs, and to a" (hp powers containing rf ^oa
lat Austria ^a<>t8 bearing on the consplrAcy PaJ",IL'rnPh ?'
hand in Ser- ?Painst Archduke Francis Ferdinand With rec.
that any ac- aml i,B connection with pan-Serbian craph of
t disturb tiie ngltation in order to permit the gov- fa"s ^nr
roTM rv of wn
the Halkans. eminent to "convince themselves of
ike the sug 'he correctness of the facts cited in hclally 'he r
saving that 'hp ultimatum to Serbia." M. Da- rpt,,rpp T
vydoff, llelfTe'ich adds, promised he <lUP8*'on has
would urge the Petrograd govern- an^ 'here
JHHBBl^ ment to accept this, saying he had s< ' '<ln,r ,l> 11
seen at the Russian embassy a hope- ',s a ni0f",,rT
ful statement regarding the last pre- sorf ,n pPrs
, . . ? necfion with
gg vious conference between Sergius
He ^ ,, ,, , , not begun b
HR Sa/onoff. the Russian foreign minimi
ister. and fount Portales. the tier M' ii *1> woub
9 I man ambassador in Russia, who ' ' -'onronr
I B agreed that no further jnllttnrv '"M hodv "
,1.1 ried far er.o
measures should lie adopted bv eith
rH H .... secretary of
H P ., n, ,, , . Colonel Ansr
llh I)r. Ziminertnann, UeitTerich con
l.i . . ? i concentrate j
W tinues, was not informed regarding
H .. . cial attentio
s of tbese assurances which were conH
i ...... ments of the
ca: H trarv to increasing reports that the
Hi. , -,i .. t ice and Is i]
I tn- f3 Russians were mobilizing on the
. . BJ T ? ? . . minded and
a hood M [4 C.erman norder. ? ,
. . H ir it .t i \ , -of that subfi
dread llerr Heifferieh asserts that prior
.o the I to the murder of the archduke Rub- '
th my I I sia privately asked Germany if she ' ls< ''ss'op
down MI would leave Austria in the lurch, W?' m"
_ Vli . r, , , , . system whic
ie was m whereupon Russia would forsase ,,
think France. This was refused, he adds. t
"C the I because puiilic opinion and the Ger- . P" '
and I H ?... . ... 'he departnu
*nm 1 man officials were convinced that n
. P5t . ... ...... thorlzed puh
- uiey firm alliance with Austria-Hungarv .
) helo III [d .... , ' tary s note r
UC,F ! was nhsolutelv essential.
HI H Referring to the yachting trin ^UL
K rnn^p by the formor omppror tn the ^BllV
glimmer of 1014. the former vice- ?
chancellor says that the emperor J)j# Thachei
^ H B B went after being reassured by the willHnnil tl
K iff B chancellor. When he read of the Without
J Dj B B ultimatum to Serbia. the emperor
B BB started home and immediately tele Yearn ngo
U B B B graphed to King George. Emperor when the ltv<
HB ^8 2E H Nicholas and Emperor Francis Jo Its work or 1
0 | seph to stop a conflict. ITelfTerich ^y^d'by'
declares that this attempt would that the "ait<
T/>nj#i have heen successful, the emperor drug were as
told him. "if the unfortunate czat
ttles," had not allowed himself to he forced T^ache
on to I S| into signing the order for Russian to take the p
>t only |1 BR mobilization " would do al
ut can yffj ?? would do, nn<
I have H ADDITION TO l?K MADE Blood 5yrup
I I' to tout miij, school each year Bim
en two rtencc of thots
Dardiit, I Fort Mm- 3 r Anr11 7 A new MissSusle
i good Ik anf* commodious addition to the Tenn.. tried C
uld ad- Mm fort Mill graded chool building is ^^Yad1
or girl H assured by the result of the recent fhe calomel f*
10 is a m ''lotion ?pon the question of issuing er'a liver A
female Pjjn bonds and Ihcreasing the tax levy in better after U
hi L this school district. The vote was 2??n
, Thacher a I,i'
caused to in favor of both issues, thus won<jerful nv
uble, or I I the issue of tifi.oon in bonds for am very thai
ed of I I building purposes is assured and the For nearly'
g tonic H H t >x levy is increased four to 10 thissterling ]
J-down nil mills totrwUMri
advice IH| The addition contemplated will digestion anl
'ryCar- I^HI comprise eight recitation rooms and complaints.
If. WO IM n gvmnasl im It will be three sto- blood puriflei
P HBP 1 rles In height and the present p'ans. ?
HI Li , , . . . . wrile Ana
91 I which arc being worked out by an HnoogO Teni
riOjt* II architect, contemplate the situation Family I>OCt
' II Just in front of the present building symptoms 01
' ** I Included In the disposition of the
rooms will he one for cooking and for sale by A
sewing and one for manual training when.
FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919.
rr :,d. tr Comfort of Body I
Jrowder. In _ - . V
Baker de- Many children and adults m
*per as not m constant sufferers from cold M
ft the1 sut hands and feet and are acutdy I
but to per- susceptible to every chill and fl
i the two of- sudden change There aj
is definite help in 1
ems scotts i
emulsion i
L!.L Ami Ia mm as
tudied it is directed! ]
int Colonel Ansell premit
to the secretarv of 4 J V
i< . ... , : Ana l<
earliest possible dato a
a hill as in his oninion
apted to carry into ef- _ _
s expressed in the first |%/1
his Indorsement. ifl*
ird to the second parae
indorsement, which STORK
memorandum, the secr
declines to receive of- 1^1
ommunicntion herewith ?V.I
he communication In
already heen published
, therefore, no point in
se the secretary of war
) of publicity. The re- ?
lonnl comment In con-;
this subject matter was' ? a* ^
y fleneral* Crowder. It; I WL I I "M
1 have been more fltt'tn?1 I 1^1 I
late if never he^".n hv I I N H
has certainly been car-j ^
uirh bv everybody The,
w:ir assumes lieutenant
H's earnest desire to
>11 hltr attention and oHin
neon the improvcsysteni
of military tusluite
sure that a sinc'e- Pfncn
unbiased consideration > * U?p
fct can best be assured
ment of further person-;
and unanimity of effort;
tfie best results for the
h we all desire ^ J
nation of this order hv i
on t follows the^unauilication
of the secre-'
eturning to Colonel An
ake Calomel? Buford T
's Liver & Blood Syrup
hat calomel will do and ===
; the "after effects."
when people were bilious, C
;r got lazy and failed to dc J
.he stomach was out ol
lomel was the standby. Cr\ CfWTf^r
the users of calomel found v^UVC I
;r etTects" of taking the
bad and more often worse ?
meat tor which it was yuu IIIICIH
r, In seeking a medicine . 1 r?
lace of calomel?one that tniS 7>nrin
1 the good that calomel a**,
r! yet leave none of its evil
-co Dr.Thacher's Liver A vr/"iii v* Ay/1 /
. This was in 1862, and yOill OlUc
ce has added to the confl2
who have usedlfc. ? 1
Brewer, of Chattanooga, oeing pro*
:alomel. Hhe was su(ferry
serious cold and grippe .
ippetite whatever. After now. oet
ailed she tried Dr. ThachBlood
Byrup. Hhe felt
iking three doses and ahe
rely well. **I think Dr. ?
ver and Blood Byrup is a
edicine," she said, "and I ,
ikful I tried it." ?
threequarters of a century I I ^
preparation has been an I I W
r" in thousands of homes
leumattsm, dyspepsia, inI
other stomaeh and liver
It is a powerful tonic and I
r and can be used with j
onfldence.
chcr Medicine Co., Chata.
for a copy of "Thacher'a
or," a book giving cause,
ad treatment of 47 comsr'g
Liver and Blood Byrup
mlrrain mwHrtuea every
lS a chance sell the communication s
SLP RIGHT EVILS the ?m?*r ln ^ly to c<
f ments made by General C
i I that communication Mr.
War Asks Him to cuDe<i to receive the pi
For Court-Martial being In proper form a
Procedure. 1 dressed to the discussion
I Ject of military Justice,
sonal differences between
i. April 10.?Lleuten- fleers.
\nsel, former acting
te general and one of AIRPLANE WRECK
ti the controversy over GENERAL DICKAL
I procedure, has been
lecretary Baker to pre- ijeut.-Col. F. W. Blckmi
mit n bill which in his j. Butts Killed
1 correct deficiencies in Amerlcus, Os., 1
military Justice system.'
iry's order, .under date Amerlcus. Ga., April
as made public by the Coi Frederick W. Die
int. At the same time mandlng officer at Soi
t was made that Secre- near here> and Maj. joh
nd refused for the sec- oxecutlve officer, were
make nubile the recent -??
- iiit-ir airpntne piungen
n from Colonel Ansell. ^j,e Rround
tatements made by Ma- Lieutenant-Colonel H|
Crowder, jude-* ad vo~ ^njor niitta were gradui
Thp secretary's order Polnt Major Bult? was
the form of a regular Texas,
communication, signed
ant general through
transmitted, follows:
>tary of war acknowlceipt
throueh military
he first paragraph of
ent made by LleutenAnsell
under the date w
ealing with the subject I mm
changes in the system Jjj PJI
ist'ee. The suggestions:
utenant Colonel Ansell,
ipp-opr'ate in form and
1 merit earnest eonsidch
they will receive. ALL BUSINt
r?f the suggestions, the
war finds himself in
rrence. if in fact, existnw
Is defective fn the1 Itrillg VOIir
Cgestcd by the proposed I i i m
. . .. . . . , 1)8 II K IIR
orclor tnit tno funiect
' considered and the, Al
utenant Colonel Ans'll'l
I 7 Lieut - nilll<11 luiiusiica iu? ?w a
kman, com- the body, helps make pure, J
uther field, red blood and maintain the system 'i
n w. Butts. in a 8tate of robustness, so that
killed when the buffeting winds or the sudden yl
200 rect to chill of evening are enjoyed rather
. . . than feared. For comfort of jU 1
[[Tot weDst *nd houy*nt health, 1
^ a natlvTof ^ -Scoff. EmuUion. W |
Scott & Bownc, BloomCeld, N. J. lt-13 Tt.
I BUY 1
erty Bonds I
FOR CASH I
:SS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL J
? to mo, or if you have any bonds at the
paid for, brin? me your cards,
ly Quantity?Any Issue.
[ PAY CASH I
>u Have No F urther Trouble. | |
BLUESTEIN I
WITH TIIE BIA'E FRONT *?
LRSHAW, S. C. 1
IRMATION I I
^=TO= 1
ective Purchasers of
rd Cars 1
ownship, Lancaster County I
:ontract with Ford Motor * |
s Buford Township. If I
J purchasing a Ford Car i
g, Summer or Fall, place J
r with me. Ford Cars are ' B
+ ||g
duced in large quantities H
your order in at once. H
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FORD AGENT I
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