Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? f , | . PAGE SIX iiumipp inn I i Invocfmant F diuimico UUD 1 J,, AND YOUR OWIi ! = { Liberty Loan u< He has almost finished his 3 3 to ,bo t,>rms ?ff' A ed by the Secret; How about you? Are you ready to <> ed States Treasl ay. "I have done tn.v part?" < > usual attractions When Jitninic comes rnurchinp back. 33 aro convert with gold strips on both sleeves id * ** P?r cent go maybe u cross on his chest, are you <3 May 20. 1913. an ready for the glad home coming? J J 192.1, being issue Ready? you ask.??as if you had uot <> li?r,s front $ been waiting and longing alt these 3! They are exempt mouths! As if you had not visualized < an<* state taxe bint again and again, pictured him \ J States normal from babyhood on up. and loved each <> Further, they a memory of towsled hair and grubby 33 into I'nited Stat face?yes. and toothless grin, too; <> P**1" cent foi loved his way of calling you "Muni- 3 J notes of the sum tney." when he l?td tracked mud on turity which an the best rug again, or come home <3 "" taxation lor; from a most apparent encounter with * \ "l' Suites inclu the enemv. % excess-profits an Tot, loved him most of all that day | |ml BubJect to ? when he came home, very quiet and ltiiJ.ue ^,xes wriotis. and put his arms around you 33 > vntue o t while he told you that he wanted to ? erty ,L(>an *ct ad go to serve his country That day you 33 ?n8 _ Brst knew he was no longer a hoy. ? ? ,n*8 jl " but a full grown man. ready to assume 33 act ,nt r*a8*s to his own responsibilities in the world J* g.vgate <>'< tng ] [ bonds (besides That all seems a long time ago. o from all local. St doean t it? Since then he has proved ^ States taxes exc himsHr He has served his country 4 inheritance Uxe faithfully and well, even "beyond the 0 exemptions are; call of duty" until now his services o ^ Llbertv Ix> over there are almost ended and he 33 to M additional will he coming home soon. J 000 pXtendlnf, f(1 He Is coming home to you?but be -* (he terminst Is coming back a duTerent man from X as fixed by proc the boy you knew. The boy will be ? President of the there, too. but he has known the feel ? 2. For even tag of dedication that conies from of Pd the Victor feriny hi* life for an ideal, from lav T Hn additional tag his all at the feet of Liberty. His ? three dollars on yes have seen the vision?have yours sues, not to exr Men it too? ? of jjo OhO. He has almost finished his job have f?>r life of the ' you finished yours* His w.is to drive Loan so subsr | tbo H nn to his knees where now he I f held. Is grove>linfc; and yours has been t T Installments r bark htm urv H?jr to the Rhine. You ^ foil* ws: have done that but you hare not fir \ 10 per rent on Ished Your boy is st.ll over there r 10 per rent on He must not he deserted now when % 30 per rent rn ha is almost finished. j 20 per rent on When he is ready to corns home you ? ? p??r ?snt on must he ready too; ready to look him J per sent on is the eyes with the knowledge that Payments ma\ yon have served your country at least x '*>11 on or hafon so far as the rail of duty X or on any Install There hi one ni >re hir effort neees o "nl* ?OTir bank ary-one more pull. All tor-ther * borrrm money aov for the Victory Libertv Iysin! o subscribe to ths < I?a? | t CAPTAIN SWIFTS TALE | j w^T^Ta n punttm ,-rf tho T?.nt. I Was it Smith... t flfth, tell na a warrior's taJe. of the Jonea. t_hc truekm rifles mttle aud the bloody battle and T'.bor's war or w;v the shot that fell like hall "It wu ** * Autocracy's v at Belleau." and Captain Slow or "rtv's war? Wh<>*< Swift, as the c;us? may he." and my . Pgure It ont Th brave cornmaiwl plowed up lue land Victory liberty Law In support of Battery D And from People's War uou C Know.* miiVirotv-nWi&**!? ' 11 ,*n'1 pald ,nrfi,_ , . i tnr The Virtorv the tumor is being made ir, p*y ^ lt. r^e ^ country districts, has always cauee it was their made in the country districts * |are 8 i01 Md Jonf will always be made in the coijj ' * districts, lor the very ?ood rei- ratnta&ta the "if. tliat there is no other place whe*' ?t?ad build up thrift can be made with any deKr?J safety. Of course, a case come- ? ? ?< light now and thon whrro ? ^ WATCH Tl over-thirsty cityite is found ma* o 'FD? it on the kitchen stove, but it o Get th. namdistilling in any appreciable qui1 < a'i perwoa ty is akin to the back count. V " offering you ape< . ... <> ful stocks and from civilization as it is possfld/ o ticularly if In get; up a branch, generally, thro' < ywur Liberty Bo. briar thickets and woods \t |J o ln?" W!l . ,. o "ltteratnre." Mr this is the impression we have ? < jy to f^e ed of \\ hat is generally ter( J * fVleral Tiad< "blockade stills." It is possible ti a lot of liquor may lie distilled 1 ^ ihl> .... ? ii- .inn i'iiips. nut it i~ kuo? n tact that everybody's l>i t P'an,M' 'n Number of acres ness is evervbodv else's t?us ness . , , .. centage of reductio a small town and it would be a d Estimate as to i gerous undertaking to begin ' mercial fertilizer ir making of liquor in a town .say. i How many week size of Lancaster. In the rity, li man con8^ers the wise, there is a stricter enforcem. |I t0nwhether pr(.par. That the delegates from South I poor. Carolina to the New Orleans cotton Has any cotton convention two weeks hence may be kille(j by fr0st? 1 able to make a detailed certified. How is stand of statement regarding the cotton situ-J n,.r<.s?;iry to replar atlon in this state, the central com-. What is conditl mittce of the South Carolina Cotton bor? association is sending out a letter to Have follow up every county chairman in the state for each to for information. Have represental Each chairman is urged to have a sinners and specul personal canvass made in every sec- formation In count tlon of his county In order that the Under fair sea Information obtained may be as sufficient acreage p nearly correct as possible. The In- produce sufficient fractions sent to the chairmen says eluding corn and that the United States government the entire consumpt will make the closest detailed check for n,e next season of acreage this year that has ever will county with been made in its previous i istorv sufficient hay crops A questionnaire sent to each ounty Have efforts beer chairman asks for tho following in- planting of su formation: hay crops? Total number of acres of cotton Will farmers be planted in county for 1918. pledges binding tl Total number of acres estimated continue sending o ^ * \ - THE I.ANCAt ? ? ? eatures ^ ? dory Loan i| pnt the Victory <? II Iftfy// >tes. according // V/fjU/1Yi ciiill.v announc- 1 I f/tTj' iry of the Unit- < I II | iry, ofTer un < J Inl 1 i. The seeuri- <, A. ?4\ ^lU t ible four year \\ I id notes de.ied <t ^ (Ml! J id due May 20. < \\ ^S\\ I d in donomina- < \\ Ii ))\\w r?o to iioo.ooo. < fl/Pfv t from all local <i a and United Jj income taxes. < i re convertible *| es of America Z ur year gold 2 e date and ma- j N? ? exempt from 5 l _ al. State. Unit 3 iding surtaxes, jj fV (1 war taxes. < ' 1 state or in her * I k. Victory Lib | \ 3SE2 ditional tax ex- i ~8I anted to other I 35 The J I qH nF= $160 000 the /J g _ iK of Liberty ^ flrst 3^1 free 4 late and United <| ' ept estate and 2 b. These new ran amount of ; r Ave years s.i * I Ea^^TTn^o^mlT^S ion of the war < I I Initiation of the * I United States. I dollar suhsorib- * J "~~=ie y Liberty Loan < I 'w\; exemption of * ced the nrpre * 11^ this ?xt*,n?linsr < IX ".Victory Liberty < \ _?. ribed for and A "_ -1 I _^===-r-==i; ire pnyanl* as ~ fl subscription. ^ 1 Ail* 12. 1919 "j 1 Sept 9 1918 'i Oct. 7. 1919 " >?rvr It. 181? j w . r be made in } | ? May 20. 1919 \ J \ ment date Ci?- \ A J if you desire to 4 / f with which to 1 J Victory Liberty 5 R WAS ?TT VC$/' ? I' IV ^ he banker's war oi i nn's war Was t 1 /o -*"1 ? it Capital's war J r J rar or was it Lib /^v I e] ? war wu it* I . V an subscribe to fh? / , I ^ in. For it was th< J It most be pa.ii V- jn """ Liberty Ixsin wil \ opte rati'rt t?uv r>? A j war The \ >?. Labor and Owpi, \ fU j \ r* *" frmr life and lr * ( ME STOCK < J Lens < (k A ? and addre**en < jRM And companion * nilattve or doubt- < erurttieg. par- * xouanpe for } u- , a.... 4 f?r grain? [Kin or ? ar S?t>- V b copies of their i WJ? ,mnks h* ur^ to ill t'.iein prompt- * their capita! stock 50 per < Will county take its alio r> c mmisnien. J! stck in the big cotton for* ') k.r.Kt n !\ C, 4 keting. exporting and flnan poration? Estimates as to amount o ~ j hay. cot n and oats shipi 1919- j county. reduced and per-1 The central committee n | quested the county cha eduction in com- make prompt replies to i i county for lblft. tionnaire in order that the r s backward chair- aj jjs meeting here on net planting of cot- day may be able to prepai j ports for the New Orleans ation is good or, tion. j The letters sent out to tl in couniy oeon i chairmen contain this p f so, how much ?, regui ding the New Orleans cotton? Will it he ?Tho ronvention at New |l * will bo one of the mo?t i on regarding la- ftn(| 1)trKe,y attended ro: ever held in the south T committees been j worjt accomplished t wnship. j provf! Qf untold benefit, tives of northern j meRng a new S()Uth The ators secured ln-^ Jjon ()f, t|((, poreign Marke | porting and Financing ("01 son has countyjwffh ,.;ip,tal ftr0und $2nn lanted and can It t increase in the bankin grain crops, in-|of Jh<> south f>0 per cent am other grain, for mation 0f a permanent sout tion of the county j # ? ton association to foster, IT ) fair season make protect and upbuild the cotl ? ests and the various allied i made to oncour- nf the south, all of which > fBclcnt grain nnd l)e perfected at this conven urged to circulate wlU br,n* not on,y a npw f lemselTPs to dla- permanent progress and p rders to the west We are In the tight to the sTEH NEWS. LANCASTER. S. C. A a flavor?a smoothly over j I * How much - I t IWill you lend I)' far the use || ofyour I two legs ? j> 'governor cooper is hicrease IN FAV0R OF RO/ rent ? itment of Utn mar- Would S|x>n<l Twenty Million ring cor- lars u Year for the Next ' Six Yearn. f western ?ed into ~ ire W&xfmJtuL* lepend onKaro. Wit body?Karo spread vour cakes. Truly < There Are Three Kinds White"?in the Red Can; "Go r; "Maple Flavor"?the ne\ ince and a rich Maple Taste JT TO YOU?Every can of Karo is in .irk' V tained. Do not be misled by packages cf ring no relation to weight of contents. / * PRFF Every housewife * rVtlsEj teresting 68-pai Tc utifully illustrated. It is ~~7^w Corn Product ^? p. o. to* iei , mdl-surinod roads. Frequent] prospectors fiMin the middle we route to South Carol.nu with tl view of settling here, but lot around awlii.e and depart, that the last heard of them. The chanei of lining them aepalre agrtcultur land in South Carolina havo bet frustrated because of the bad road The solution of the rare proble 'is bound up in securing more wh' settlers for South Carolina, in t! opinion of the governor. This ca not be done, lit continued, utile tb" state builds better roads. Tbe n> ppnratiin of tb ee bills w be asked of the state highway cot mission bv Mr. Cooper, the govern, told the supervisors. One of the bil 'ill prov'de for : state system : h"'Ci? *a\s. built, owned and co frol'ed by the state; tiie other b I v'* 1 e ; f? ; a ci inty system, bill owned atnl coiilrolletl by tbe int vidua! counties and the third will ' foi . rcii; iv system, built by tl count'es with state aid. along t1 saiix Ii 11 ** .is the aid provided f weak schools. The governor w ! submit these bills to the general a I setnbly for consideration. That tl j next legislature will provide fun nf'C- my try im- ? ?' H Now I know wkat Ik* rool M "GREEN FLAG" Oil bo* aw '"H H vital tkiag tko rifkl aort ol i of H POWER aad COMFORT of vays H Tbaro ara aororal I!t* i . ho "GREEN FLAG" Motor Oil, <.?on would drira twoaty aailaa a * P FLAG" if it w.ro a ocoaaory ,,p" Tkoir aaaaa ara liatod im ho ome StewmaiTs Mach BB LiiuritM nont orth _______ and BM?RH|IH|flMRRflflMflBf9flBfl9 oth. Columbia, S. C\, May 5. I has re- was oxpressed by Governor Cor Irman to last week before a the quea- lerfince of the county supervj ommittee held here, that South Carolina w tt Thurs- $120,000,000 on a systei e its re- 'mproved highways In the next i oonven- y*>,''^s $20,000,000 for each yea i "I realize," said Governor Cor te county 'hat if I had made this sugges paragraph ^ea 18 atI0 you would I meeting: 'houeht that I was crazy. Ftut Orleans War haa ta,,Sht 1,8 to 'hlnk in bl| ni port ant' terni8 We hava 8P?b 'he kuii nventlons' ?ne hun,,rft?l million dollars ra he resultj amonK ,he P?op'e by subscrip here will. or War PurP?sf>s Why cannot It really I S,a,e apPnd $120,000,000 |n organlza-j yearB on sorne'hlng so vitally cnna I f 10 nw iuilir? RlOWin HS ting, Kx- ' , , proved road*. poratlon, , mo 000 governor waa vigorous 1n advocacy of an Improved systen r h'Pf,a highways. Permanent highv . ?r must bo built by South Carolina hern cot- , . , declared. If tfcla stato in to I promote, paoe with her sister states. The ton Inter- ward progress of South Carolina Interesta said, depends primarily on Its vork will teTn ?' roads for men will not c - to this state to buy on unlmpn tlon, and highways and remain as permai louth but Be(jjerR w),en they can go to N rosperlty. Carolina, Georgia and Florida end." make their purchases on smo TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1919. ? J , ! . >.v A a richness? J U' '$ evenly and j delicious! I i Of Karo | lden Brown"?in the v Karo with plenty ? in the Green Can. i net wright in pounds ti. Ui size bearing numbers > should have a copy of the in* j te Com Products Cook Book. | free. Write us today for it. 1 :s Refining Company New York City J RRIS, Sales Rsprssmmtatiom | f Atlanta, va. 1 ly for lho ?onstbut tion of permanent st highways, confidently was predicted to by the governor, and Ite urgod the >k | snpoi visors to begin preparations is1 this year Tor the inauguration of an ps extensive roadbuilding program. Ilo al expressed the hope that the higta>n way system would be of suoh niates. rial that its expense of maintenance in would not be excessive, te Dan. M. Miles. supervisor of ie Spartanburg county. was elected !>- president of the association of suss pervisors, and L. I MvMillun. of He in her:; county was elected se< : ej11 tarv. 'lite as.-o iatnu a'aepted the invitation of Kitoenviile to hold its ' tirst, annual > nt< cling in July at ls Greenvile. \ + + +w +++++ "p'* PROFESSIONAL CAKDS . +++++ + ++ 1N lilt. J. UKKI hV ( VOKMiit KK, |)(l I lent a I Stlr;;iMMt. I1(. Office Hours: (lo 8 SO to 12:7V 'A M. ()r 2:00 to 6:00 \f?. M. i ID And by Appointment. a.J Office Phone 160. h(, j Residence Phone 52. (js' Office oyer Lancaster Pharmacy I j I I wii lika | m lot of othor H| 1 nB T>oobi" who n?T- H| . 1 4H or paid any at* HHj y* i vWk fm tantioa to wkat ^H| if % \4N/I ?ort of oil wo* H ,i+ 'r b#in? put ia tb# ? crank ct**, but k the "GREEN ^B FLAG" adyartie- ^B %f got tno to thinking tboro ouit ^^B X * ?o something ia it and to "watch ^^B " four step" whoa you say, "gWo ? H k qua of oil"-?That's wkat 1 Hfl ?o#n saying all along?but now (EVER AGAIN do I *ay it tbat -NIX-t-I ay,v"wi'?a m* a quart of ^^B / 1EN FLAG" b4i! and than I ^B < \ "r?? Got It"?ff*t tba right sort ^^B I, tba bast oil, and tV* rigbt body ^^B ?y my tor. ^^B ly?shies I bagaa using "GREEN ^^B that asotor of also bakers* ^B k lady. Sbo purrs lika a pussy eat, ||H uai ?o silaat lika, I kava to lislya ^^B ' now and than to baliara ske*h v ^B 1 joy of drfrlug a car roally asaai. ^^B ra waked aa up to just what a F motor ell IS ia tko SERVICE, ^B driving a car. ? laallri id tkli aomaty wka mU H wall kiowa, ralUUa folk*; m?d I ut of my way la gat "$*EpN ta dm mm. T? K i this Uttla ~kujpat af aatknalaaaa. ine Shop & Garage H ilrr. H. f. Bfl Ma. H