The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 25, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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>115 BROKEN W
j CURED BY COLUf
I urgeons Mend Lieutenan
I After Fall of 2,500 Feet. an<
* He Now Flies Aguin and i.
Happy.
| There is a man in Sin Francisci
J 'Hiking around with a broken neck
le is Lieutenant Charles M. Cum
4 i tins, of Viiginia.
^ Cummins was an army aviator
j. IThile making a il?g!:t at Gers.'n?>
* 'ield, La., in February. 1918 he fel
J ,500 feel, tractor ng the fourth, Hfth
nd Bixth cervical vertebrae and dis
J scaling several other vertebrae par
* iall.v.
\ After the futT Tie was sent to Let
firman General Hospital at the Presi
lo in San Francisco for treatment
u*my surgeons who are working al
lost miracles there in the reconstruc
Ion of th# war wounded finally flttec
t J . metal colar on the aviator to earn
" he weight t>f his head. It worked?
nd now Lieutenant Cummins is walk
ug about apparently normal.
One of Many.
Lieutenant Cummin's case is onlj
in? of many, but it stands out be
Jtuse of the popular superstition tha
* i man can't live if his neck is broken
' !*he reconstruction sitreeons at Let
' frman are working 011 hundreds o
ases much more difficult than tin
J lyer'a.
They are receiving ni'-n there daih
Vt>m the battlefields of France. whnsi
ess and arms hint withered and
?etpless and they are turning thesi
' nan out. after months of treatmeni
ind patient mechanical manipulation
ible to use their arms and legs and
mpable of making a living The cost
>f course, is tremendous when on*
akes into consider tion the fact thai
.he same work is he:ng carried on ir
nanv militgry hospitals
j More Money Needed.
Already Congress has ippropriated
,! nillions of dollars to carry on tlu
aork and many millions more wil
lave to be made available for the
' muse. For it is i onus* th.is resrori
| 'ration of the m?n who gave theii
vodiu* to their country.
Pajf of the money to he reahgod
'rom the Vi< torv I,>be?-tv T.om will h<
;s >d for 'his lob of ree^m-'ruction 01
egener-.t on. Think < f tins when vov
motlnir nn vnor mind as to how
rtuoh of th<* loan you, personally arc
toing to subscribe
Lieutenant Cummin* msde a fliehl
t irlth his collar on hist to convinc#
limself tha' he hadn't loct h s n*i'vc
iVe can't 'ford to lose our nerve or
J * dollar and c ents nmn - fon in the
i 'ace of the de.-d f s'lc' men.
Returning Soldiers Have
Outgrown Civil.an Clothes
Some of tln? soldiers returning t<
Civil life from the world war are fac
tag a probata lie y <;i 1 hot -not
the proliiein of lintly.g a job to li: :lit-;:t
hut that of finding a suit to do so. Athey
return to civil 1. . and - nil lu.l il
intents it seems likely the tail -rs wil
.ho busy for the men are tin-dug the)
cannot get Into the clothing they .lis
carded when they donned uniforms
, Ciuins in weight up to J,', pounds an
f common, while s,,tne have made great
, er gains. Tltosc ulm went in the armv
young and not fully developed ntnch
especially hirge gains, but men ol
twenty-five years and up. who thought
they had stopped growing, find thai
they have added brawn and muscle t<
a degree that prevents them weuritu
their former garb and that they wil
have to provide themselves with new
clothes. In some eases, the shoes, too
will have to be a size or two larger an<J
Wade on a wider last as well.
Food Supply Required by
Soldiers and Civilians
The man who works hard needs in f
glay twelve ounces of one or of a com
blnation of the following: Meat, poul
try, cheese, dried vegetables, fi*h 01
oggs. To vary the above he may < 01111
very glass of milk drunk equal to at
ounce of any one of the others. Tin
moldiers, either in home or military
life, must have four pounds of fresl
fruit and vegetables In order to keej
the bony structure in good condition
*Ie will need the three-qunrters of 1
cupful of fat (this Include., butter, oil
the fat of meat eaten, or any othei
fat In the dally diet) to keep bin
(warm, and to this group he must ad<
one and one-fourth pounds of breu<
or cereal, and finally. In order to com
plete the necessary amount of drlv
Ing power, he must have two ouncei
of sugar or one-third of a cupful o
?lrup.
A 111 11- lilt *
ouap worm millions rmas
Way Into Sewage in Englanc
Four hundred thousand tons of ?on]
jatp. It is estimated, used every year li
Kngland, practically ull of which find
,lta way Info the sewage. If this couh
"be extracted, tin- value would be fron
$40,000,000 to $50,000,000. The resldui
Which was left after all the fatty con
atituents had been drawn would he o
considerable fertilizer value. It wouli
not clog the soil, would he complete!;
sterilized and odorless and could h
stored or used on land without creat
inn a nuisance.
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j TIME TU START
, POULTRY RAISING
ii- unr i~ i i ii ? m wi >
' Ai no titiie in Hie history of th
stnudurd-hrnil point ry business list
there hern such ti itivoruhlo opportim
t ty tor tli?' Ik1:iIiiht or small hreode
J to make a pioil profit from poultry
There lias never been a tinu1 when i
3 oitlil pay so well to keep oven a sinal
llork in tho hark yard to supply th
fatally ileitis.
In conversation wi'Ji a hack-yard poul
? trymaii, \. rites ;i poultry expert, w<
leartieil that from nine hens lie Inn
* secured enough eggs during I ho p:is
year to supply fresh eggs for tho t: l*l<
use of a fa: tily of throe, and they lia<
i eggs on the tahlo a' l< : st one men
I every day. llis food hill w;;s vor;
little, owing to utilizing tho tahh
* scraps, which, ni.eio into a mash, inadi
* up a nil o pari of tho daily ration. Tin
savin;: in moat and egg hills was m
* little it"!ii of expense," and. as lie pu
it, "The expense and trouble are si
* little it's just like finding thoin."
Tor tho poultryman tho future novo
" wtts brighter. The ijeinanil for stock
eggs and lathy ohioks Is sure to he tin
r greatest in the history of tho business
and those who have stuck thnotch tin
trying tituos of the past and those win
will take up the breeding of standard
bred poultr> will rottp a great harvosl
during the next few years. 'I ho preset!
^ prices of market poultry and eggs
hacked up by recent government re
ports on cold storage holdings, 1 mli
. rate prices w ill continue to soar higher
j Tho 111:111 who is 111 the poultry husi
noss. or can got in even with a few
r fowls will coino out a long way ahead
, even if only a few tiro kept for lib
I own family use?to rwluco the ad
i vunced cos* of Uvinc.
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Collecting War Library.
I The university at Bologna. Italj
has well under way a war library f<>
< the collection of which it lias eon
t far afield. It lias sought original dor
i tiimtits froin all the belligerent tin
tions. lias collected an Inimcnse mini
her of documents from war corr*
I spondents and from accredited corr<
? spondents in all the countries u(T?cO'<
I hy the war. Its latest yift from <Jrea
) Britain i> an anti P.ritish 'rook printci
h> C.erman ncents In San Francisco li
the Hindustani language and lutein
ed for circulation in India, where Ooi
I man propaganda wna rife thirlna iti
' period. The Cniverslty of Bolgona I
r attempting to make such a colleetioi
1 of hoOks and documents us will fur
r tv*-'* at* n.<?,in.itoPHii for ? o *??i
partial record on which to base .linls
ment of the war motives and event)
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III 1
1 Health ^
About
Gone ^
Many thousands ol v
women suffering from HA
womanly trouble, have
been benefited by the use
cf Cardui, the woman's
tonic, according to letters
we receive, similar to this
one from Mrs Z. V. Spell,
of Hayne, N. C. "I could
pot stand on my feet, and
just suffered terribly,"
she says. "A$ my suf- En
fering was so great, and 1^
he had tried other remedies,
Dr. had us ra
r ^ ^ i voi uui( i ^
improving, and it cured |B
' ^B| me. I know, and my 1^
doctor knows, what Car^L|
dui did for tne, for my
nerves and health wera
About gone."
^ TAKE ^
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
Vj She writes further* **I asm
| am in splendid health ..,
can do my work. 1 feel I IB
owe it to Cardtii, for I waa
1 in dreadful condition."
1 ^B| If you are nervous, rundown
and weak,or suffer
from headache, backache,
J etc., every month, try
Cardul. Thousands of |B
women praise this medlcine
for the good it has
done thern. and man* Vw
I . physicians who have used
Cardui successfully with
[?I Iheir women patients, for
1 years, endorse this medi*
j cine. Think what it means 1^
I |^~| to be in splendid health,
II Vm like Mrs. Spell. Oivs IV
Cardui a trial. it
5
! ?au .<?<iaa?wuw?a?MMMUMAVBBK^arrr!"
THE LANCASTER N
| T *< + + + + +
* UNION.
>< + !' + + + + < + + +
Lancaster. S. <\, H. l?\ I). 2. Aprl.
I 24.? The far?'ois of this coninmnP
ity are all very busy with their
s erops. Some of litem have about
i- tit isle d planting their cotton,
r Oar Sunday school is improving
' since warm weather has come and
i tl?i? iiniilainl. <ti' lnHnni..n v.???
down. Our old superintendent, Mr
1?
J) A. Knight. hud to resign us he.
I was lowing the community. Mi
t, H. M. llinson has boon o'ectod In bis
j place. Thov organized a young
t men's rl.iss last Sunday, with Itrlco
i? Hallo as teacher. We hope the.
1 will keep interested
I Mis Margaret Adams and 1 i t * 1
k grand child. Verdie, have returr-a!
homo after spending a whi'.e wit
M-s Alice ItlacUmon in Dnneastoi
Air. and Mrs. Ira Neal have mv"-,
t to Canton, Ohio. whore they wir
, make their home.
' j
Klrhy (). I>ur<n. who has rooent!\
r boon discharged from overseas se.
vice spent several days of last week
' with his sister. Mrs S. K. A. Mins'in.
Jasper Kills, another overseas
hoy. spent last Friday at the home
1 of II C. Hinson.
t Misses Viola ami Fannie l.ee and
( Mace llinson are visiting relatives in
the !H< h Hill section.
The friends of Miss Daisy llinson
- enjoyed an epg hunt at her home on
. last Saturday afternoon.
. TAHFR^ XrT F *
Lancaster. S. ('.. K K. |> 7. Apr'11
24 The farm work is now I oing I
pn tod A small amount of mm I
f anil some cotton ??????t hnvo boon I
r planted I think there will bo ron j
siili'i a hie rod notion in tin- cotton'
acreage this voar.
!
! Master exorcises wore vorv Intor,.
ostingly rondoi imI l?v tho Sunday
k. school last Sunday to a vorv large
1 and appreciative nudionco. Tho ext
or^lsos consisted of som^ vory boau
d ttful s <tips and approprlato reolt i
n tions. which woro followed by a
most earnest exhortation by tho
pastor. Rev. Mr Rlodsoe.
' The R v 11 Merrith an! fam'tv.
*
of Lynchburg. S. C are visiting at
.. the home of Mr. U \V Taylor,
i. Miss Marguerite Sapp, of ColumIda
college, and Mr. Marlon Sims
?. Sapp. of Wofford. are spending the
week-end at tho homo of their fatli|<>r.
Dr \V H Sapp.
Mrs. Hon T Sapp. of Lancaster,
k v a visitor in tho community SunI
<1 V
Mr ?' A Plyler is visiting rola
j i \ I i ri. lids Ion
Mr i; m Taylor and family spent
:tic end in
M I' 11 h . lerbu w 1 >o u n
d in of.vi t ion Tor afp'Mid'
the r.-n .Ml in*1? .nary sotm
i!;\- |i;i -1. \\ .! > pla<l to n >te is ran
ally *ri 11 tr. "Seriptnr."
* ! ! * > + ?!?4? + + + v+ + + +
* w wii wv No r? *
f+++++++++++++++
Tl," f.?in>?T of th's n.n 'Dimity,
an. \f-v busy at pre-sent trvillR t
I ? oly To p.all! . ot Inn.
Tlii- wheat and oat crops are look-)
ini' i around in this section.'
especialy the wheat, which looks
very prosperous
Mr J It Slstare had a misfor '
| tune last Saturday to fall from the'
q inw< n ne was covering and nntKO
. M collar bone and was also bruised
I badly, but wo are clad t oaay ho is
Improving rapidly at this time, and
| we hope he^ will soon be able to be
' out again.
| Mis !l B Garvin has returned
| from the Fennell infirmary at Rock
Hill and we are sorry to say she isn't
; improving very fast.
Mr W O Ferguson and family
spent Sabbath in York with retail
ves.
Miss Willie Ferguson, of Lancaster.
spent the week-end with her
I parents, Mr and Mrs. W. ft. Ferguson
M'hh Margie C Sistare, of DanoasIter.
spent last Sabbath with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. J, K. Sistare.
| Mr 4! Ferguson spent the
| week-end at Columbia. He went to
k j see his son, Mr l.ornirfc. who Is in
I the hospital there.
t Dr. (J. W. Kill and daughter. Miss
fc Katherine. of Catawba visited J.
'ill. Slstare and family recently.
I Largest Motor VmmL
. The British twin-eerew Diesel ew
fined vessel Glenapp, which had jwat
* been built by a Glasgow sbpyard, la
h according to the local press ths larg|
est and most powerful motor vessel in
the world. It la of 10/100 tooa dead*
k ! ?aI<rht v\A t\or\ aala onwlwOS
| * " ~ " ? ????!
1 constructed by Mesam. H?rlan4 A
k Wolff at their Glssgow work*. Those
I give a total horse power of 4.000,
which figures represent a very marked
|, progress In ^hla type Of vessel.
| ltub-My-Tlsnf y Is a powerful antlI
septic; it kills She poison raused
from Infected cuts\ceres old sores,
k tetter, etc.?Adv.
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EWS, LANCASTER. S. C.
tt'i-ti rrCTT't-r rr i rrtti
+ WISE AND OTHERWISE +
T Tho tn:i 11 who kf iis hi- s< !f- T
M
4< has savotf till that mat- *
t i
h A woman's Idou of a roal party
* s 0110 for vhij-Ji stio f<' 'is It
4? riw-pssary to iro '<? tin expert to
havo hor hair drossrd.
J" Nox* to slr?p;?iotf for horsol! >
* horo's tiothiti ' ii woman likos |jj
4? 'n'ttiT t'lui* I -ii i11u~ anothor 'r
t i,.i *
? " " K??II. 4T
'I'licreN ono ihii>v :i!><>111 good t
-j. work?you never li:i\r to worry ,%
2 nHo?*? I>?>!ulilo to ^"t nv.'iiv "v
4. Wit II it. 1
"*
* +++ t'^'! } < 'i-+1 *t-i t-1 + i*-t*-j--{ ? ; i-?
'tiili-My-Tiwii is a great pair '\i!Ie<*.
It rrliiai's pain *n?l oj.-aess
< ;iii i i| liy ItloMima* Iniii, \e:n tight,
Sprains, Ktc.? Adv.
Slop Corn Agony
In Four Seconds
.
Use "Gets-It"?See Corns Peel Off!
? The relief that "Gets-It" gives
from corn-pains?the Way It makes
corns and calluses peel otT painlessly
in one piece?Is one of the wonders
of the world. The woman in
"Get Me Getl-ll'
Quick! It Euti Cora
Pain*end Make*Cora* FjSjWFJj|C?a
the homo, tie shopper, the (lanrrr,
the foot traveler. the'man In the office,
the ck rk in hpo st?ire. the
worker in the shop, nave today. In
this jjreat lliscovery, "V lets-it." the
one sure, t\ii? k relief fluxn all corn
and callus pains?the onrt sure, painless
remoef r that makes ttorns come
off as entity as you would peel a
banana. It takes i seoondp to apply
"tlets-dt"; It dries at once. Then
walk with iiiiitili'.ss iov even with
tl^ht shobs. You know your corn
will loos<Ai from your too?poet It ?>IT
with your tlnuors Try It. corn tsuffercrti,
and you'll smile!
"(lots-It," tho guaranteed, montybark
oorit-removor, the only sure way,
oosts but; a trifle at any dru? stor?.
M'f'd by KlUtvrcnce &Co.,ChicaKo,Ill.
Sol ! . \(iiv,?M and ro, onunu; d? d
as tl.o worlm^best corn roniody by
t l<" Uncl'oy ( o Standard ltinr !
'oinpany Adv
if HTTlm^i
~*J 141 n | : ' S'jf-jg?
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Life Isn
in a rented house, a boarding hoi
is too cramped, formalities too h
too numerous. It is a useless i
it ki nu \ u? iiwii yum OWII Illll
high, l>ut modern methods of m
and place a home within your r
'hut systematic construction mak?
only .a few days. Build Today
4
An attraetlre, anna. convenient, roomy little
linos emhodytnir tlio most modern of archltectur
substantially Imllt to make It lustiim nntl comlor
weather KstieclalU Imllt for ninirnlrmt Will
and smiR Its rooms an in reality ol ample size i
at a tremendously reduced cost, due to the Immi
production. From the (louring to the roof; from i
finish, it is already prepared for erection and pa
a QUICKP'LT Bungalow, you
SAVE
WA *" "ir material Is alre.idy prepi
rv M piles of scrap lumlar aie thus el
lumber Is used. You huy no surplus material.
TIH/iF" KT,'r>r Pl"-" nf materia! hss Its o*
* MtviCtm numtierrd and IftlfflUlltfj. The
penter (.re complete and the order of erection i
In looking for material. The time ordinarily
cutting and trimming la saved. As a large por
ready built In panels. Just that much time an
eonat ruction.
i A R/1J? With the entire process of er<
complete, the great btilldlnr
preparation eliminated, the labor In the ercctloi
gnlow Is reduced to a minimum, and therefore.
A cartH'nter of average speed and eiperlence will
tue house In 7 days. The ordinary houae will Uk
JI/fnA/ITV A saving In waste of material
? "saving In money. With a QUICI
ponse of erection la cut In half, but that la not
a contractor's fee. The ererdlon It so simple <
carpenter of average Intelligence ran erect It w
t 11 Id them themselves. You pay no arrhltert's I
with all specifications and Instructions are furn
the plans are mads after rareftil sludv by the In
of architects, with a view to eliminating wi.ste i
possible convenience, economy and strength. T
Is further reduced by the feet that you buy It
QUICKBILT Bungalow
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In
jjjllllglj
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^ CHEWING
V" - "f <- \ v ;
o
^ 6etledTfeht K(
't Life ^
isc or a crowded flat. One \
mrdcnsome ami restrictions \
uiisance. Especially when
ne. Building materials are
anufacture reduce the cost
each. Labor is\ expensive,
:'s possible the erection in /
?Stop Paying Rents.
Qutc KBVlT
BUNGALOW MO. 42
buiiinilow with graceful turc? ami forest In one. O
?l Idea*, S-' rurely and fromYtheJree to the couiple
table In the moat severe Vmi Kuv 'direct from tin- *<<
lie small In a|)|M-aranro. which .hundreds of linu?<-s
or evtffy comfort, llullt tNTt>c<h*i la used and t-vci
liar saving* in <|tinntltv in Krc.-iV <iuantlllcs >ou gall
the siding to the Interior product fcn.
HUH, built, in buying ^ CQNVENIEfl
The hoifce Is shipped V (
material .k.vni ih? tei-v
Tlirre T;iroTtw?? Inrtfe bed
ircd nnd the lnrpe w.iate ?ne ariiclouJUlvIng room 12ImlnalciL
Ktrry foot of traetlfe fr.mlpor.h 12 ft
well ?ent.l,.t?4| iin<1 conteti
Carolina en o.V'Tho Wood '
n place K<erithlnn >a tl<><#ri|ik . wd cAlIng WalU
Instructions t?> tlx- r.ir- l>ull<l*ra' ,"T Y' Insure *
ilmple No ttrn<- la I at pliull strip ahlngrya with *'<
required In prellmlniry flnlab Kx<-?-l!? nt doors an
ton of the hi-tiM la ?l- furnlahcil >h>ua?- homes wit
d coat in eliminated In of standard colore rtr pulnte
lerhir trtut and InaKI* flnlf
frtlon lyiUMllwd and
"luiicahoo" preliminary LyC
t of a QUICKBILT Bunof
minor conaideratlon. f"r further kifognatlon ?i
ti two laborers, can erect lustrated boo*. ^BUICKBIL
e a I moat aa many weeks 'bout No 41 and many oil
KRKK for the usklng Me
I, time and tnl>or. Is a Hotter still. If Buwgalew N
<BILT Hungalow the M- aired and Instruct < to Mi
all You need not p.tv COUPON
ind a>*tematlc that any
Ith suae. Many owners I" "? T-l ~ '
're The complete elans MSW # yaw Ml
lahed fUKK And yet. especially interested la a
at and most eiperlewced I U1MC
and gaining the greatest >
lie sort of the material I ADDRCM
ir'HB Ul? Bill. MDlilt
Dept., A. C. Tuxbury Lumber 1
RIDAY, APRIL 25, 1919.
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Enjoy the
jJuSfreedom of
jyfjvr^ 3 [L home life in
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|j \?\ ^PRICE
$879. Leem tO
p?r tfn', /or cash.
Net price
$791.10
ur complete plants cover the entire proceaa,
led house. You pay no mioitlr-man a profit,
urce of material. In our complete plants In
lire hullt simultaneously, e*t cy short cut to
y waste avoided. As the h macs are ni.de
t the advantage of the low cost or quantity
fTLY PLANNED HOME
I It Charleston, complete with all necessary
i work. diss over all. 33-ft x 21-tV
rooms, si/e t-ft x li ft .. with closets,
fl. x lo-ft , Kitilirn 12-ft s l. :t and an atl
-It. Tlie house is well || hied, spacious,
lent. The construction la tersely of North
rnlreraal," thoroughly Kiln dried Kxcellent
i hullt in panels of siding lined with heavy
armfh. Plirahle, firs-reaming. standard sate
greea sr red flalah Artistic paneled lusldo
d sash. All necass.tr v nails and hardware
h exterior walla stained any one of s number
d with ene heavy ooat of priming paint Rx'h
painted with one heavy coat of priming
ITE TO-DAY
I a ropy of our entnnlrte and attractive, IIT
Bunralows** Ne. M tt.lt will explain all
ler attractive AUIRKBII T n i>
raljr All aut tha anuitoa below and mall ll.
o 41 BUM jnm Mada, tell ua the aolor daily
Immediately.
CI la Hara and Itol T?-D*y.
^?VtV.Bungalows" j
ream Baaaa. J
6g? Charleston, S? C. I