The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 20, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
PAGE SIX
'BELGRADE TO "COME BACK* j PROTECT
Citizens of Serbian Capital Confide** Sound Advi<
Their Beloved City Will Rise to
From Its Ashes.
Belgrade, the capitnl of Sorbin and QUr gongb
Jugo-Slnvla, Is now a mere shell of Its f0 t^plr CV
former self. The Serbs used to be nf them inn:
remarkably proud of their metropolis, lines are rei
Did they not possess a city with tirst- n>e Pid H<iti
class hotels, electric cars, n boulevard, eVer.v way i
good shops, and all other modern con thc tH?st proi
i-nlences. not to mention a profusion [ garden crops
of the coffee houses and gardens so out these bii
dear to the heart of the Serb? us out of In
These coffee houses of Belgrade nre p, an art
more of an Institution than the tavern Wlld life .Is
ever was in London. A cupful of whole case
black coffee ia a public garden, a mil- He takes th
ltarv hand playing the weird Slavic tlve of our
songs, and the young people dancing fare against
the old folk dances on the grills?these states his ei
represent the height of contentment "Now whn
to the Serb after a day's work. t erybody kno
During the war. however, ihere was ai,,ng iho re
little coffee drunk in Belgrade, and robin slttllif
the Serbs have forgotten how to dance, went over i
"While the streets of a city are system- Two cutwori
tlcally shelled by the enemy, and ev- ground?the
cry ablebodied man Is off to war. the his beak. I
citizens think less of comfort and con more fell 01
cern themselves with safety. her. one cut
Belgrade was deserted, but Its peo- tomato plan
pie, those who survived, nre coming worm does
back to their wrecked homes. They ( under the si
are still battling with hnr.ger. and their p|?g along,
loved city Is In chaos, but they are hlni out?at
tinnafnl 4 o tl>? 1 - a,?
........... no vnv % .|?n?t - ?"?' v robin. ir i
public, Belgrade has, they believe, en- robin will ?
tered iip>>n a new and more auspicious worms In n
era of its history. - It Is true."?
One by One They Go.
Another of New York's famous res- HAD A
taurants will put up its shutters and
jro out of business the end of this Df ^ii
month. Tt Is Mouquln's restaurant, for Cod( Two
two decades one of the best known ge,
eating places in the old Tenderloin
d'strht. "Mon tlleu." sadly remarked "F.ccentrhth.o
proprietor yesterday; "life Is Just nn t|i(. j
out1 d? tl funeral announcement ^ Icciurr
after another." The picturesque old (,f Hygiene
wooden structure on Sixth avenue, j.jiysich
near Twenty-eighth street, which is C)M1 n,.Ver en
one of New York's oldest landmarks, liable htin
w ill be razed for a skyscraper. Tt was ?re f,.(
built more than one hundred years ago have rurnlv^
by Isaac Varlnn :tn<l stood In the ren- nnich they v
ter of Vnrlan farm, whose rambling ter for jf,
fields and pastures stretched west to One little
the river and to the east as far as I.ex- keeper to pr
lnaton avenue. Through this pastoral household go
landscape wound a couple of cow- devour save
paths. These paths are there yet. One other memhe
!s known ns Broadway and the other jnK ftcin liei
as Sixth avenue. When Isaac \ariar few. minutes
died the farm was sold. A public road with an entl
was rut through the place and it kitchen earn!
passed <\lre? tly in front of the old butter. She
iwusp. a iiiip or stage rnjti nps npernt- forp ?-hf got
? <! ovor this rond. nnd what is now d'oeuvres.
Mouqnin's restaurant nsp<| to hp the a girl wn<
first stop after leaving Howling <!re?*n. garden for t
that time sh
B1?^1 lay hands ot
on shrubs
mm?-| ^afl r* r\ t tS f ??un h'
H # One boy a
i T ifp I Ing. A youn
-Li-IJ. w H ate 20 unholl
II Was a Ipsl
jl Misery I ' ^ 1
Mrs. F. M. Jones, o? B C(;"n' ''- ,h*
B Palmer, Okla., writes: I '|! J""
V "From .he time I en- IW I ^
A tered into womanhood m print, ju tin
m ... 1 looked with dread I I post>' on tj,
from one month to the I I tlon Mr. (
|| next. I suffered with my H I ?u u not *
H back and bearing-down 1 H of Knglnnd,
Hi I P^in, until life to me was |J agree with
Hi I a misery. I would think I Iconoclast.
I|| 1 could not endure the I is a very *
|| pain any longer, and 1 I mirth, head
WJ gradually got worse. . JmI eataldlnhed
( Nothing seemed to help Mr ' hHi,ma
|l me until, one day, . . | | corrigible
! 9 1 decided to IB rhat"??n ni
i 11 | | nations hy e
' TATTU works of r
I.aughlng I
mm My fl fl qi"">
nnnnni
umiuui
The Woman's Tonic 'ZJ'Z
another wo
D"1 toefe four bottles," frt.,Khf 8tRt
Airs. Jones goes on to ||Hj| ing a hody
say, "and was not only 1111 i^ng Beach
greatly relieved, but can U y the middle
truthfully say that I bare I I wtbion w
not a pain. . . I I the t>ox dov
"It has now been two I K" He let
yeais since 1 took Cardul, I 3 ban*, and w
and I am still in good down tli
health. . . 1 would ad- Police >
vise any woman or girl I ''onK
to use Cardui who is a I " 7
ct . . i B vouches for
sufferer from any female fp.
tT0Uh,e " . U'd Find She
$ [x if you suffer pain cauaad || Tntkinir <?
I from vomanly trouble, or 51 4 ?rl,?n toinl.
I if you feel the need of a Bj 1 littlf up;.!*
S ji good strengthening tonic wf K tm-xi r<||g
to build up yourrun-dowp fVJt in i,is -in
II I system, take tin advice H ? ? ;;t . M ;
fl I of Mrs. Jones. TryCar- * Pa 1 1
|| I dui. it helped her. We j/jJ f'"
It !J believe it will help you. Ifljjju '
""' ? II t ii trlrt. An ii
N $ All Druggist* In
y'J J Gl E| ^ U" l",'l
I . r whirl, u II
^ t*L^l L.'.Hill.II ('III
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M LANCi
THE SONG BIRDS!
:e Which Is as Applicable
sd States as to Cana. |
dian Farmers. I Ui
Irds are now on their way !
niiitlnn hmintK nml snma I
ir have arrived when these 1
id. Their return suggests j
nonition?proteet them in |
Mjssible, because they are j
teeters of our gardens, our
i and our orchards. With- j
rds the Insects would "eat i
;>use and home."
icle on the protection of
i?-k Miner condenses the
into a single paragraph. .
e robin as the representa- j
winged allies in the war- 1
insects and worms, and lie j .
ise in this fashion:
it good is the robin? Kv- .
ws the robin. A boy cutue ;
ad with a .'J- ritie, saw a
: there, and killed it. I
ind picked the robin up. \ \ (T^~
tus were squirming on the 'j'm'X ^
roi>ln bail had thein in CtlL,
held the bird up, and two Vjfev. vlSCj
it of ills mouth. Hemem- j
worm win cut down uve i i
its In a night. The cut- i yHp
lit* work and then hides ,
>il; Mr. Robin comes hop- j
picks in there and pulls |
id then turns him into a
anyone toils you that a
lestroy one hundred cutday
take It from him that
Montreal Herald.
RECORD APFETITE
ght Devours Entire Raw
Pounds of Candles and *~.~I
weral of Butter.
ilies of Pict and Their F!fliirostlon"
wsis th<? suhjoct j
firiivt ri'il 211 t!n? l!is.titiitp j
h\ I >r. Saltan Lcnwick.
in mentioned people who
t enough; who have an in- 1
ger. In appearance they
Me. ill favnretl, anrl they
irons appetites. However
at they are none the betgirl
of eight had h special
event her front eating the
ods. She would cheerfully
n times as much as any
r of the family, ami escap- "
r attendant one day for a
enjoyed a meal beginning
re raw cod. two pounds of N jn
lies and several pounds of * (8^1 oT
was fortunately found he- B jS || 1 9 |PW
further than these hors j | J | $ S ^
? locked In n little walled j
wo or three hours. During
e ate every leaf she could
t. most of the small twigs '
nd was discovered In the
jog ? honi'h
te the whole of his clothg
woman Invaded a dairy,
ed eggs, six pounds of hut- J
es. and drank three pints J1
two bottles of wine; after JL
identlally for the dairy
fell asleep.?I.ondon Kx- !
inistry of Mirth.
nher of the London county HORRORS! ASHE\ II
Rev II. II <'hapniiin. vicar DANCES ARE>
nt relic of old London, the
el, marooned in a ba< k
Strand, bus emerged into 'I'M i*? Assertion of Club
e columns of the Morning Mountain Metropolis?\
e croat amusement ques .. . ,, .
. lieemen at Each 1)j
liapman Is convinced that
ell in the theatrical state I
und there are inuny who | Asheville, June 19.
hint. Still he Is no mere (hat the dances which tire
He hus his remedy. It j by the darneing set of tl
ilmple one?a ministry of { -absolutely disgusting in
ed by an Ideal chief, and j <|r<,adful ? a conimUteo
without delay. But then ......
. ... | representing the city fe<
n admits tnat he is nn "In- '
optimist." Perhaps Mr. women s clubs and head
ight add to the gayety of 1 President and other otlle<
dltlng u new edition of the i organization, appealed I
emokritos of Ahdera, the L
hllosopher. unless, us la f| | || Aam
de. and not without rea- WlllY UV18 wOlll
rds I>einokrltoa u.s the first M A
- Peeler, "fit
ntriioquist't Fun. 8k>P Corn FAini; See Con
t tne down ea?v, mister," It Is Inst when a corn
,. , _ yon waul lo fuel sui
p volee. apparently from getting rid of It. Why tal
is Andrew J. Wilson, a tie- of keeping the corn and I
?d l.y a Long Beach. Cal.. PaU^ro^orso^fo^ll
In unloading a
Ion there a cofhn eontaln- ^
ttiat had been shipped to Hr SarfK
for burial from a town In W y I
West. W vj /
us Just letting Ills end of I
rn, with about two feet to K
the with a
a dying start lie
e
Allen ^
who was standing near
if 1 h a ventriloquist friend. ^HUHE
the Story. The Only Peetfc-Off W?y h
It" anyhow, sooner of lat
tils In English Gardens. as well use it Sonne?* Th
f raid.. Ih.. l..k ,.f th. ?.,h r.r.'r*rlry?m",^?tr"?,i,",.*o
tier is llkelV to provide a ran jterl the whole thins
in. ntiiry .-s.-W .l?ri..K jf,;.';1/ "hk"p
w soiisttns. While digging nana. It takes a neeond
hit il r.l 11. r tl .i .. rex,- ^PPlV "Geta-It." There's
1,1 r '" * " n 1 (.r puttering. Corn-pains
ior I'lirt. linenrthod si load Ish that'll keep you ev
hiring 1917 arid the first ^*"1V' ?w,';!! jh,M?a
now for corns n:ij* boon
of hot if.ir . i n ! '"inolh ninco '<;? was bon
ammunition fired hv Vf 11,0 mi.
(?oth-11 .iml bo. mire t
trtiMH In flit* L' <l??n <!N and pain free! Yon*11 any
ii rei" lit-, propoi 'in of this "tie t a-11tlio eunrant.
, hark corn-remover, the
iv I It ii \vl en they wnv, costs tout a trifle At nnj
erii.l d. image, were hurled MTil by K. Lawrence dr. Co.,
in the earth. It Is u crop ?oid In Lancaster and ri
. . ed ear. ftsl lissrvesting.?? l:ls "'? worW"s ^ rn
. , ;J. F. Maekey Co., Sta
on,c,e Company?Adv.
. iWUiifAy' AS ' * ""
' '
? torney general. The opinion of Mr
Lumpkin is based on a pamphlet of'
instructions Issued the internal i
revenue department in Washington.'
t "G?u-lt." "Mr Lumpkin's opinion is given to
icr; might I. C. Davis, judge of probate of Dil-j
Ccnrn" will '"n ,nun'y. wlm made Inquiry if peryo"
mils were to be issued after June 0
; off palnn
one cum- when tbe lii|uor order \va for medj'iir
hvii to final purposes. 1 minediatidy Mr
no fussing Lumpkin took the matter tip vith D.
i will van- '
root whlin ('. Roper, commissioner of Internal
t. Nothing . .
discovered revenue I he opinion com ludes?n
?"0,v | "An examination of the pamphlet
llions; u so |
o Lo corn refeiTed t > in the roinini .oner's
l*'s magic. ...
od, money. letter dis loses no prov sion \h only
sure I ,.Vor allowing an individual the pnv- i
' <1 rug store. I
Chicago, 1II. , liege of securing any alcoholic li- :
commended quots for medicinal or other personrr-mof
1 v hi
. ... ' i al use. The commissioner refers lo
ndard Drug
this, and calls attention to the fact
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\STER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
ris Camel's 8
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>epsi-Cola
Bott
Lancaster, Soi
,LE oity commissioners and asked that t
"T NICE sur'' dances be stopped. I n
J The ladies charge that at one of a
the hotels of the city a crowd of v
Women in . . . ... w . . i
dancers was put out of the hotel lie- t;
\ ant I'o- cause of the way in which they
Mice. danced and that they went to a pub- i:
lie dance hall immediately after and J
?Charging danced for several hours, Theyj n
being done state that they have heard many t
le city ure "dreadful things" about the dances'L
imoral and and ask the commissioners to make t
of women, an investigation at once,
ieration of The ladies referred to the "shim- -|
led by the mie" and the cheek dancing which
era of that they state they have heard of. One
lefore thf of the representatives suggested that r
^ the parents of each girl attending a j
dance accompany her and another! j
wanted a policeman sent to each I t
te |l9 dance. An investigation will be|
" I made as soon as possible in regard to'
the matter. j
i Peel Oft I
hurt. that NO LIQUOR PERMITS TO c
r iboQl
{Ichance BE ISSUED AFTER JUNE I
S. (\ Assistant Attorney (ieneral
Hull's Tliat "Medicinal i'w" J
Is Out Out July 1. I
Columbia, S. C., June 16.?No per- |
mils for alcoholic liquors in South |
Carolina must he Issued after June i
30. according to an opinion isfeued J
hv \fnrri? f' T tininU in ouuiuluni of _ i I
FRI
1
aavs are u
kJ j
Man, but be\<
without ii
IIelu.a !HM
(\.h.
v- j?>
c , ^ Crr 5
r/'-\ v r ?,is,;s
\ *fi M ^4 Stimulc.'.i-'j
Uth-X
'. : * ?' tF j^j -t ? ? ?..
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, 'i "" vj J, I V>vV. ">?* ~ '
? ' i i ?t ,
v^2r.-* vsi^r
^1
gt.-- - -?
ling Compar
ith Carolina.
hat to secure non-beverage spirits' er the 1
r wines, a permit must be obtainc.il navy <1
nd a bond given, and in the case of Wilson
.'inns for sacramental purposes, cer- and A<
ain affidavits must be made. I citlc fi(
"You are therefore advised that it Karl
? the opinion of this office that after posed
une 30 the issuing of liquor per- ships
aits should be discontinued, as it is tons ol
lelieved that no delivery of such al- stroyet
oholic liquors can be made under r'n?8.
he federal law." ers*
TO 1)1 YIDF. NAVAIi FOIU'KS
INTO TWO KQl'Ab FLF.F.TS IliUoui
Washington, June 19.?Orders lfeaclft<
unking effective the proposed divis-l^*?*'
on of the United States naval forces! ~~~~
nto two fleets of equal strength. oneil\^ 1
o be called the Atlantic and the oth-JjjQ
|l See PL1
l| IF Y?I! WAXT TO
| | Because?"If It Can Jle Did?
la ~ ? ? ? ? ? [
" 130 acres, two miles fronj town on
t 1 through this place, cheap af $5,400.
p J !<?<? acres known as C'askefy place; 2 ]
L p* timber and some nice bottqnn land;
[_ 100 acres belonging to Mr. w. ly. p
' J school and rhlirrh Alninui iw.il st.u.i.
!Jj easiiy worth $11,500. Thisf in a $faiK*lr
f| Hi7 2 4 acirs known m Hn/tter I'la
[f Only $14,800
222 1 2 iiiTra on crossing of Idbertj
JJ niails. Close lo school anil church. $4
IC *'' 1 2 acre beloncinK to Mr. S.
jjj < rook church and chooMk On Pottoi r<
fi loin land Think It ovOf Onlv MO in
DC '1 acre- I .11V to Mr 1. S Slai
ff4 nip' iniio to /.ion. I V1! lo Sliilolt. l'"M
J| ni I.and to d and iflonriie p o|s i In
BJ NIco, neat, alnyfat nin I hou
ril 11.? Cau l pot 'In hoiMe U|i I r <1
jjl I..'.on launch on mid of Snith Mail
'I li f. I i iih . * 11 in:
JjH 'd Ifi\ ' a opt lor J ,2"0.
litj \'iro lot oil lo< alio: "iH\|t. i ii
fi l'i\o r.ioin lion and lot nine. n
[V I coded ovorhi id Can I do . r. on
ii $5on tin house and lot.
K* Store loom on .Midway, nearly new. >,
Kroni $10,000 to $12,otto worth of
|U SK iooni house and lot, line loeatloi
^.irinnnrt rt^ipprtrtrtr "!r
hjUw3uwlJuOTJljil-nJljl Ji
DAY, JUNE 20. 1919. 1
p! I
* thirsty! 1
ly I
I'acilic wore Issued by the
epartment. Admiral Henry 1*.
will command the Atlanta
Imiral llurh Rodman the I'ai
of the two fleets will be com- ?
of four divisions of battleand
dreadnoughts, two diviaf
cruisers, 18 divisions of de- ?j
s, three divisions of submaand
two divisions of mine lav>
T
quickly nelleves Constipation,
mess, I jo$h of Appetite and
-he*, due to Torpid Liver.?
ifou Get The News?
fLERl
101.1. OK III* Y E j
IMyler Will Do It." [j
?, ? 2H
road; creek runa I 1
&2 miles from town; some V 1 fl
ly $33 per acre. 1
Ivl??r. wii' mile to Antioch I ?
and barn. Buildings are I " fl
i for $4.500. - J
ce, two miles from town. Jf
r Hill and Brown's Kerry f 2
M i??*r acte wItii term? - 1
Steele, one mile of Camp I I
>od Big mi act es n ee bot f J u
or acre. - J
<>m town I 1
yard" to -Ikhii . eros-dng f
l> at l.'oi pei ane t
*e with li^t!! I a ere L T
llonse and lot for only T r
1 I
i - ? pei month e.,. h \ L U
?
d today for 5?J ado. (Ally
lots in town. |
i, only $3,000. * J >
ds ink a^ain. J
, c r tast*. d IVpsi- |
! st .ntcd tl.at 1
ji y??i', r ji I <1 y. j
a d:. !* l\psi-C !?, 1
wi id u-r, :mcl i\- cp , j
y :t lull frpci.i? j
--Hcvivifyinc? ;
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Vcu Scit.Lillate*
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