The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 22, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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' BANKS ORDERING AG!
, HAND GRENADES
Ov?r 175,000 Children In Fifth District Haro
Will Be Routing Enemy, Waste, D
During 8ummer Months.
Richmond, Va.?According to the
latest available figures over five hun- Fir
sired banks in the Fifth Federal Re
whb umiriti uave oruereu supplies ???*? '
t>f hand grenade penny-savings banks
hat are to be used by the children for P
summer 'savings. The total number d?m?
of hand grenades that have been or- "tent
dared exceeds 17s,000. natio
The plan of the hand grenade bank' th<l*
originated in the Treasury Depart- ?ome
xnent, and the banks are being dls- e,n0
tributed in this district by the War 'nK 1
| l>oan Organization here. Every school OU8'
, / child under the age of seventeen years'
, may, by applying at the local bank, re- un 81
ceive one of these hand grenade as 1
penny-banks as a loan for the vaca- ^?5?!
Ion period. If, during the summor, ,ri
enough money is saved to purchase cer?*
one or more War Savings Stamps tho n(%
hank becomes the property of the cles 1
child. ? a8sur
for ii
The banks are made out of real hand jQ
grenades that were to have been used c^urf
Against the Huns. With percussion tj(in8
cap and high explosive removed, and
-lot- .... ?i? orKar
V*wv*f vub %.V# I VVV ? ^ aUU lun*- UUl LUIlId, W(,rkl
fhey are now doing service against jerta
the enemy, waste, as bunks tor sav- co.Up
*nS8- part 11
School officials all over the. district Ac<
re enthusiastic about the plan, as plans
they feel that it will not only kepp ities
alive but strengthen the thrift ideals lows:
that already have been implanted in ..j
v the minds of the children. . l'
J. H. Dinford, assistant superinten- sp<>nc
dent of public schools here, haa en- "2.
dorsed tine scheme, in a recent letter cure,
oxpressing the hope that all the banks the 1
(in the district would co-operate by get- "3.
ting supplies of the hand grenades, as | girl,
the school children are enthusiastic "4.
about securing them. curiti
OBJECT IS TO MAKE 1
PEOPLE PROSPEROUS
ft ties 1
ings
Oevemmtnt Much Interested In Series nieut
of War Savings Societies That
Are Rapidly Being Organized.
Government officials at Washington
are watching with no little inter- ^
?st the growth of a series of societies to ha
springing np all over the United best
: Gtates. They have already attained a '9 8*
membership that reaches well up into Your
-the millions. Stam>
Treasury department officials are |ju*rt
particularly interested in this move- "7,"
ment, and It is fostered by that de- cu 1 v
partment. As soon as a society is no
formed the names of the president, "
cretary and each individual mem- 1 '
%or are placed in the treasury depart- n 1
sent archives.
them
These societies are War Savings gowe,
Societies, and the motive of each so- nj,
ciety is Thrift. The government, in Soc*ie?i
favoring these organizations, has not crow(j
only in view the replenishing of the
United States treasury through the
c&le of Thrift and War Savings
Stamps, but the big idea is to cause <> ,
each individual member to learn the <>
value to himself of being thrifty.
The government is not seating to < 1
divert capital from legitimate commercial
enterprises. It does not want < ^
to tie up vast sums. It is the person J J
who has never saved systematically < 9aJ
that it is the most anxious to reach. Hi(^
This person can put aside the small^t wa
amounts that he has been accustomed * s
? to spend, and this, drawing four per
cent compound interest, will in an in- < '"*1
credibly abort time grow into a large * lin
enough turn to make the first par- < '
ment on a home, or to provide a sum J * an^
with which one may make a perma- < s
p?at investment.
"Nothing is flnsl!" said Napoleon
after the battle of Jena. In days of < ^
prosperity insure against emergencies 0 nft*
flaancial safety with War 6av- J tb'"
taps stampa. eeea
boapy fear, .
I-lttie Jenniie was tremendously in- COW
terested In the patriotic songs she j
heard at the community singing to May I
which her mother had taken her. 5U
A few evenings later she was playing
close by as lier mother practiced
at the piano. "Mother," she asked, "y0
"can you play that piece about the there
laoapy pear?' I like that one best of smile*
H-" the ,
lier mother, knowing the child had heglni
confused some words, played various SB|(j t
melodies site remembered hearing at . jriR Cl
? ' O -.1
u.c WIIIIIIUII1I y ^iiiKiHK HI Id finally (IIS- pjf.(,s(
covered, through this method, that It pUIU.|,
was the song "Over There" Jeanne Tjlf
referred to. The refrain, "So prepare, n(.w (
so prepare," was the one which to j,er n
Her ears, had sounded like "soapy p|tll ,
~",r" with
Discouraging Art. celtfu
"Why do you spend your days and Irate
nights on these pictures?" asked the
wife of the struggling artist. "You Ihere
?1on't get enough for them to jrtiy you
for the paint you use." close
"I know, my dear," he answers; <*ow-p
"hut think! Rembrandt and others "<ustn
painted pictures and sold them for '"""he
rifles, and they are now the masterpieces
of the world and bring millions Kun '
of dollars I I am not painting for us. think
I am painting for our descendants."
' "Humph!" is the dlscournglng reply, halan
"You don't make enough for us to af- twirl*
ford to raise any descendants."?St. R 1
J?uis Globe-Democrat. c
.NTS CARRYING *eet ,,wu>-?"??
- ? . the air. Hang
MESSAGE OF THRIFT f*r,h*rh
Into the nlr an
v rolled agnln. H
Id Braddock, Director 6f Savings poured In the du
I vision Writes Letter of Ap- | ?it'a a KOod K,
preclatlon to Each of Elgh- handing It back,
teen Hundred Workers. high."
A little high!
st-hand information and auggoa- 0lsm, 1 thought.
as to how to obtain increased ?ut the cylinder,
pncv and Drosnerltv mav nn* Ka >
? , | mm jijinx I 5111
ned by women on the farm, in ground. My Im
>art of the country, from the home wns. avoiding st
ntitration agents of the depart- part relative to 1
of agriculture. Entering into the but I may have
nal savings movement with a zest We began to
characterises all their work, ground, perapect
eighteen hundred of these home ted with peaks
nstratlon agents have been carry- rested. Sudden
le message of thrift into the farm penred an altof
>s all over the United States. j looked-for, alino
appreciation of their voluntarily taele?two India
rtaken work. Director Uraddock horseback wear
written a letter to each worker, black trousers,
mmendation. which reads in part: their black hall
[ft is primarily the people's con- bands about th<
If thrift is to become a perma- ner's Magazine.
national asset, the people's agen-,
and organisations must definitely Dieunp ai ni
ne their share of responsibility. ^LUI
nculcating thrift by including it
eir program for action. Schools, ^oax Cleverly C
hes, business and labor organlza-j Ecclesiastic
fraternal societies and women's Briti
lizations. as well as agricultural
era and agencies, are already un- Pr?at Dis
king this work and are in close sta>'nK at u Kr<>
eration with the treasury de- ,,e to?k 8 'u>st*
ien^.. ! glanced lieliind I
ording to Mr. Braddock's letter. I>iU's fo",rvvl?K. u
for the creation of savjngs facil- c ,,slas,1(' ,n a
in the home are outlined as fol- N%"8 stra'W to h
He remarked
I you are not supe
Habit of eavtng first some part jown thirteen t<
come for future needs and of jj1s hostess w<
ling wisely for present needs. i ?.lt,i v
naiu, rui i*ru? VI
Home betterment fund, to se- sitting down,
for example, running water In twelve seats lin<
louse. moment after sn
Savings plan for every boy and standing behind
j was not long be
Savings fund in government so- no OIR, put he t
es for every family. dinner the host
Keeping of account# to pro- monk was an n
wine spending and to Increase hut the bond o<
8s i generation, bad *
Safe Investment of savings appearance alwi
2. 3, 4) in government seouri- The next day
intil money in needed; War gav- pea red to the bis
Stamps as a desirable invests explained that in
! fessor to n pre
| the family nnd
FJLCV TA CAVT I v*r,tt,>n confesst
tAM lu oAYl 1 Being suddenly
I slipped the conft
the same token that the best way of .Jhe Fathers
ve anything is do it yourself, the had died sudden
way to get ahead in the world for fear it shou
ve regularly and invest wisely, secrets of the <
children may be buying Thrift He exhorted th
ps but the nickels and dimes and confession nnd h
ers they are able to save wen't The bishop w
new automobile or a home or a snld, "1 do not
ator. The money to do that will library. I do no
e saved unless you savs it. I volume of such
easy enough to save If you do on ths shelf I mi
W. S 3. way. Quarters planted They braked, f
rift Stamps grow into War 8av- j in it an old inn
Stamps and the interest makes age, and burnt
grow like rain does a summer appeared again,
r. Save for that happy opportu told the story. II
If you're not in a War Savings among friends h
ij?iu uuc, oa wuu iao inn uini ne nun
|. entire tale for t
what people won
' a sufficiently gri
Did You Ever Say: <> Ouardlun.
IF I HAD THE MONEY?"
Then consider I COMBAT WIT
itBGULAR SAVING?be mod < I
utd about It?it gives voo the J \ Qlraffes Have
wer of < ? Method of Settl
3ELECTIVE BUYING, which J | Arlae Amc
res you still more money, be- < '
es getting you just what you < , While the gl
nt and provides funds for 1 * classed among i
3 ECU RE IN"VE8TMBNTS, <! the animal worh
Jch pile up money without J * aperies are knov
[p from yon whtle youYe gat- < > bats like their ir
g some more. J J The long-necked
t's SI KJC sad It's EASY, la < > and curious met!
rthtng better than that? ] J neither claws noi
3tart NOW with < with which to
WAR < 11 when It Is ont ?
SAVlNGfl ' " Its kind It does
BTAMP8 ! Providence hy tr
They bear interest Yoair J * adversary, us a
iraat post ofTica or bank has < , tear it. as a tlge
n?. \ I trary, the giraffe
< been provided b
ftn,} |,|int.)#* neck.
! solid. bead, usej
BOY NOT YET EXTINCT ,r?,f in,-. n?
neck around and
3e Fewer Than Some Yeara Ago, does Immense ci
t This Traveler Telia of Meet- ] tlon, brings Its
ing One. swing with a thi
* The oth<*r con
u mean to say," I began, "that the same tactics,
are still real cow?" But as phintlng themsel
i were beginning to pass about slble.hy stretchli
rintform I desisted, realization the utmost, s
olng to dawn why the barber other hnmmerlr
hat the men we had seen drlv- heads until one
little bnrk in Kansas would he enoneh
<1 to Iiave been called cow- tjm. |H.ad ftf tl
lors- with two stump
trip nt once began to assume a so that the nnlm
nterest, and when the mine bar- mer und-tongs n
une back on the platform I eyed mind the speofn
with something of that reserve ancient warriors
which one contemplated a de- with the spiked
I man. But nothing could pene- carry for that p
his drawling sang-froid. n chain.?New Y
n tank station farther along
was opportunity to stretch our
opportunity, also, to observe at Si
range a bronzed, dark-haired "Making frlenc
uncher who had paused on his a man should he
nig to observe, the truin. The >*>f friends he n
r approached him confidently. Oadspur.
iglibor," be said, "I bought a "My sent I men
n K. C., Ml zoo. What do you Dubwalte "\VI
of It?" moves Into my n
> puncher took, the wicked 44. as If he might w
ced It In the phlm of his hand, den tools three ?
>d It around on his forefinger, find out what h
then brought it to hear upon a and take the opp
ail li'Ujii &. 1hjL rmtr^ahT.ut 2v ha in Age-Herald.
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LANCASTO NEWS, LANCASTER S.
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I The can leaped into
! It rolled fire feet I
Hang I Attain It flew _
id rolled. Bang! It I /l/g) VT"
?ngI The can dlsap- I
ist. I
n," said the punches. I
"only It shoots a little
Rather a nice crltl- *j, Hj
The barber snapped
reloaded the weapon
cntly into the backpresslon
was that he
me questions on iny
Kansas City had men;
been wrong. -Vi?' "t
fly through the level * v o&i** A
Ives on all sides dot- ' * "
upon which clouds
ly along the trail apjether
amazing. unst
unbelievable specns
Jogging along on- I jflyiS A
lug moccasins, wide I fal f*!
red or pink shirts, I B8IF JR
secured by scarlet I ftj K Vj
plr foreheads.?Scrlb- Rfl I V >,
YE SAW GHOST
Carried Out by Noted
Is Recalled by a _
L!"- RIG 1
hop Wllberforce was I
ut country house. As I
?ss down to dinner he I
dm and saw five couec
monk's costume who
S\u hostos,. "I nee HOUSE I)RY8 WANT F
rstltlous about sitting CLAUSE STRICKE
> u table."
ent deadly white, and
i s sake soy nothing!" "Xot I'nlawful to Possess I
he noticed that only One's Home" WouUl Pen
1 been placed, and a Hounding, The, S?v
w the supposed monk
the host's chair. It
fore he realized that Washington, July 21.?A
saw the figure. After strike from the prohibition
explained that the , ,nPnj |,m the clause that "It
pparitlon which none be unInwful to poKSPSS llquol
! the family, in each , ...... .... .
< .. . ... own dwelling will be mad
>ver seen, and that Its !
lys foretold disaster. hnilse b>' the Prohibition foi
the same figure ap- This was made known by
hop In the garden and who declared the bill as no\
i life he had been con- | permitted wholesale hoardin
Reformation, head of I sona> reported t^ have i
had l>? n r? tiding a . onoiiKli wines and liquors to 1
on from a penitent. I , . t ?
... ? the rest of their lives. Ther
called away he had
salon Into t^e volume | statement from Chairman
he was reading. He of the judiciary committee, i
ly and could not rest j of the "dry" fight on the tic
ild be found and the whether he would accept ai
confessional revealed. mont to thts effect. The rad
e bishop to find the frankly they had little hope I
mm It unread. t jnR (bp bjjj jn tbj8 reSpPC(
ent to his host and ( , , ,.
. .# - the consent of the committ
know If you have a i
t know If there la a , manand
such a Father general view, how<
r</?n? ...4 " Hint Oin ' " """" "1
iiiiv. vvuic uuu iv/un. j h?vj u"Uou >iau ?uuc; ttUU
bund the book, found ' as conservatives thought v
nuscrlpt, yellow with drastic provisions. For the t
It. The monk never ' mnny prohibitionists have t
Bishop \\ llberforce jnR elimination of certain s
;ut he was a wag and 8tricUons without SUCCeSs.
e never concealed the .... .v , ...
self had invented the the,!1 ail,d today the,r ri?ht
he purpose of seeing Possession was stricken out.
Id believe if told with simply add to the public
ivv face.?Manchester
|
H THEIR HEADS Ji|B
i n g O l.re u cm ^ T h at
ylng to disembowel its <
rhinoceros might, or j
terminating in n very Jw*11
L the upper part Qt
1J, and. swinging Its v<!L
around in a way that M^ullWHl' ' ^
redlt to Its organlza- illlJk
head down at each ^ .f.r''1 ..uliillfiEK!
imp on Its antagonist. ^^luyiiui I Kill Wi"!W"
"riLT.S,
r^'o^iuv %, \ ! '
tand opposite to each , |Mi'4|j|ii||i''lV|l|l|||
ir away with their ^||'|i||S||
or the other has had i \|lli'^'
fie giraffe Is furnished _
y, hornlike processes, \ 11SG arg^uing
ais when at this ham- IN minor key! 1
mde of warfare, re- rette makin's notic
it a few liberal loa,
!?n^: 2 Boiled down
ork Herald. Prince Albert ki
Puts pipe pleasure
trategy Makes cigarette rc
is is aii very well, hin fragrant, so fascini
careful nhout the kind !
lakes," remarked Mr. ; Prince Albert C
throat! You go as
spirit I Our exclus
elghhorhood and looks PQTCh!
ant to borrow toy gnr- >
,
la political views are | sponge moiifn*r to,
oging side."? Dinning'
' R, J. Reynold* To
C. \
Time?Buy
FIS1
Ik \ i
CORD Til
J They
tread
fy sistan
HRES?EXCESS
V
Fbr Sale bg Dealers
IOME against certain features of the bill I
N OUT p<>rsonH sincerely anxious to see strl
' j enforcement of ull prohibition law
! WttP-tlmP nrwl pfvnatOutlnnnl
liquor l'1 Thore were indications tlint son
nit of members were inclined to kick ov
the traces at the attempt to ra
through with the bill, in ten hour si
tings, when it may be a week or t?
B '?i days yet before the senate judicial
enforce-, committee concludes hearings. T1
shall notioconsjon for SUch great haste was m
in one s OXpjnjnej j,y "dry" leaders beyoi
? in thc^ statement that they wanted to g
I the bill out of the way and forget i
members I Republican Leader Mondell said tl
v framed j measure would be taken up tomo
g by per- row an,j before the house unt
jut away passed, but members said they hi
last them quit predicting when a vote might l
e was no reached.
Volstead,
n charge Su|K>rfluity,
or, as to (London Tit-HitR. 1
i amend- "You love my daughter?" said tl
icals Raid old man.
of chang- "Love her," he exclaimed, passio
without ately. "Why, 1 would die for he
ee chair- jcor one soft glance from those swe
eyes I would hurl myself from yo
;ver. washer cliff and perish?a bruised ma
ut as far upon the rocks two hundred feet b
rise with low."
iast week The old man shook his head. "I'
leen urg- something of a liar myself." he sai
evere re- "and one is enough for a small fami
Some of nice mine."
of home
Do You Get The News
about it, or making chin-*nusic in
f you've got the jimmy-pipe or cig
>n cornered in your smokeappetite, si
r a ?? ? ?
3S oi rrmce /\iDem
> regular old between-us-man-tal
icks the "pip" right out of a pip
i into the 24-hours-a-day joy'us clas
>lling the toppiest of sports! P. A. is
ating in flavor, so refreshing!
:an't bite your tongue or parch yo
far as you like according to your smo
live patented process cuts out bite ai
t ted tint, hand torn* pound and half-pound tin
t clotty, practical pound cryital glate humidor with
t that kttpt the tobacco in tuch perfect condition.
bacco Company, Winston-Salem, N.
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