The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 29, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1919.
OF INTEREST TO TH1
BY W. F. HOWKLL, COUNTY
Ko^uriiifc Cuttle for Feeding l*ur|>osos.i lated soil
a Those farmers who want to feed | Held shoul
cattle this winter can have steers after broi
bought for them throuch the pvtpn-! ferrlnw ti?
sion service of Clemson college. Theyj able distal
^ have a buyer In the Held, and tlie cat- to the dan
tie are already located. The county some weei
agent will take the matter up with eases,
the beef cattle specialists for those Too 1111
men who want cattle. The farmers given to t
should state the number of steers for legum!
they want and the approximate aver- der and oi
age weight per steer. velopment
Each party for whom steers are isms so e
purchased will of necessity have to growth of
bear his proportional part of the ex- conditions
penses of the man doing the buying. If you
Hut since the extension service is on your 1
called on to buy a large number of or more <
steers, and since the cattle are al- pay close
ready located, the expense per steer of your s
will be very small. Special forms, ob- time migl
tainable from your county agent, crop. Fa
must be lilled out before the cattle sire artifu
are bought. get cards
which, wli
Keeping Sweet Potatoes. Departine
It is true that a very large per- sufficient
rentage of the sweet potatoes grown u legumin
?usually 25 to 50%?is lost each now to g
year because of the poor methods em- thereby b
ployed in harvesting and storing. But soil,
with proper care and good storage facilities
sweet potatoes can be kept Iain-castor
over the winter and into the period Eancasl
i or of the Twenty-aeve
. . . .494 148* 2079joii8artion ho(akftn ,
ibs have membership as fol- mattPrs romplainP(i
orence, 45; Sumter, 10; Un fh(. Pomm-nn(ler in c
to bo personally infoi
ineous clubs have member-| currences
ollowa: Aiken, 1; Cheater.! Quostlons from ?
Kton, 16; Kdgefleld, 8; Lex-jcomniit(ep drfUV fro
, 1 nion, 2. , j,|aiy retort thlft C
^ ! responsible for \vh
? PRISONERS | France." and Con 1
SRUTAI.I.Y treated:
! was not at the time
leers Convicted of CharRe,! ment of men. under
March?Cablegram nv 'the latter officer or I
Pershing. general, district of 1
j "Immediate comniai
I Bcl'cd" Smith ?vfc<>
gton. July 24.?Ad mission the 158(h a(
rlcan soldiers, held in pris-,The responsibility of
imps in and near Paris, suf-jor Harboard as exp
talP'es for which several'March was 'hat
. , , . | and that many detail
pers were convicted in court
,A , , I trusted to subordinat
?roceedlngs. was obtained ^ ^
March, chief of staff, by a Gr|t ,R fhfi eleme
use war investigating com- which enables n ma
The prisoners, as far as the aim with an iron grl
l
lowed, were held because of, needs at his purpose
ithout leave last year from star of hope.?Condi:
; _
i Pv lifittu orwl a nnhloo-rom ! ?
. Pershing, sent three days! lTs"' {,? not abuse
Paris, declared: "Some of nfM1( ?(,r excess rem
i were among the hardest -?Voltaire.
? ?fa ?ir .. 4_. . , r. < ^ .
when they are most In demand and ?f very g
when they bring the best prices. U. A. Bah
In a great many sections of other arres tha
counties the storage solution is being yield aroi
solved by building what are known acre. Mi
as community storage houses. Many has had
of these houses are being planned this growing i
summer, and are being built accord- county, si
lug to the specifications laid down by field, and
the potato experts at t'lemson college. In many
The advantages of a community stor- tions. lb
age house are as follows: mirably s
Lower percentage of loss. Mi". Bake
Decreased individual storage cost. leaves thi
Disease free stock. Mr. J
Use of standard size house, which Springs,
otherwise might be impossible. "the weec
Co-operative marketing, where the showing i
potatoes are to be sold. This means being car
less trouble and more prices. regular tc
The house is a unit of community
developmeht.
All sections where there is going to Knrolli
be a crop of 500 bushels or more of hoys agii
sweet potatoes to store, should inves- ( ar?Hna
tigate the advantages of such a stor-1 ,,sts f"rni
age house. Our sandy lands are ad-j*',1'v * *1
mirably adapted to the growing ofi ^-ount>
the sweet potato, and the only thing Abbeville
that has heretofore hindered us from, Aiken .
developing a trade in the sweet po- Anderson
tato business has been the fact that l*eau'orl
we could not keep our potatoes over k??Io>
the winter very successfully. Chester .
______ Chesterfle
Inocuhition for legume*. | ( larendoi
c .. . ... # Darlingto
For the most successlul growth of,
<- .r i i i Dillon . .
alfalfa, clovers and other legume ?
v. iii ^ ? , . lEdgefleld
crops, the proper kinds ot bacteria _
.... . ,.i .-.v. Fairfield
should be abundantly present in the ?
Floronro
soil to "fix nitrogen, these bacteria.
develop on the robts of certain plants,, to>
, . , .... .. Greenville
forming characteristic growths or enlargeinents
called "nodules." j ?reenwoo
Horry .
Field soil inoculation: When a jasper
field is known to contain the bacteria L,ancasjer
suitable for a certain legume crop? j aurens
for example, alfalfa?shown by theKRO
presence of numerous nodules uponexington
the roots of alfalfa pants growing j^jarj0n
there, the soil is desirable for the in- v. ....
i>ew berry
oculation of other fields upon which
alfalfa Is to be sown for the tirst KJchland
time. Such soil, well sifted, can read- Saluda
lly be applied to the new Held through ^partanbi
the fertilizer attachment on a drill. gumfer
Two hundred pounds or more of pnlon
sifted field soil will be sufficient for York
an acre and is best applied through
the hoes. Broadcasting the soil by Total
hand will require a larger quantity
t alf eh
and is best done in the early morn- iows. pi
Ing. late evening, or on cloudy tl.iys. ( |<)n j
as the sun's rays are injurious to the Mjacelh
bacteria in the thin layer of inocu- , . r
r ships as f
2. l)arlln|
-~.^TTTT ington, 1 "
alfalfa admits
A'falfa hay Ynakcs the l>e?t and
ir?i t nutrilio.ai hod 1 r bur- cm, i
cattle ami all V'vo stock, Kali
la the proper rtino for sowing.
\ When plnntcd tyio end /of Au*
sast or during Sepicinpcr. Al- .Minor (Ml
f.ilfa will yield foil c*np< and
make under favornl\le conditions. Says
four or live cutlinks i>t nutritious
hay the following season.
Wood's Alf alfa Seed, la American
grown and best duality ob|
talnsbls. . \
i I CRIMSON CLOVER .SZ
II n.l-.rrtiJ ?V.- lA. -# nn? onJ ?
soil-Improving and forage t\>px
for Fall needing. AlitkcH onc\of fered brui
the best Winter coyer crop*, fikrnl*he*
excellent grazing and the minor offl<
earliest green feed or a goo^
hay crop. Oet the heat by order.' martial I
,n* # r>
WOOD'S SEEDS IZZZ
. NEW TALL CATALOG \
['Ives full deso i itit l< i and In for- ' mlttee. H
iintion, n*nl n|y(i (el'a about the \
I . t seed o\TS, SEED STC, Vecords ah
MEED WHEAT, for Fall Rowing.
Write for Catalog and prices absence w
of any Seeds rebut red. i
the milita
T.W.WOOD & SONS,
from Oen
reEDgmw, Klchmond, Ve. m frQm
sls-i-l-ll.' . rn mi pt?th?he iuci
?* ?' mi .... iwti
THE LANCAi
j citizens in the Amer:
5 FARMERS I'VrZ^n,:
%<"FNT sent in response to ai
War Department aft
I had been called to a
thus exposed to it. The mcnt Qf the prisoners
d be immediately harrowed. Four Otllcers <
idcasting the soil. Trans-j The letter discloset
Id soil from any consider- of four ofllcers at pri
ice is expensive and subject j nn<j jt8 adjoining st<
iger of introducing trouble- was said, were iniprisi
is, insects and plant dis- found guilty by cour
' vlction of four other
ich attention can not be ( IniiPfl l?v ronnriu r\t*
h? preparation of the field ward A. Kroger, acti
nous crops. Sour soils hin- cate general. Lieut. I
ten entirely prevent the de- well-known "hard b<
or the beneficial soil organ-; charge of farm No.
ssentlal to the successful! closed, is serviim an e
legume crops, and for such sentence at Governor'
i liming is necessary. . of his maltreatment o
have not grown the clovers original sentence of
and and intend sowing one reduced by reviewing
>f them it will pay you t i Besides Smith the i
* ,
attention to the inoculation conviction of the folh
eed or soil. A little more Sergt. Clarence K. ]
if mean the success of your imprisonment; disl
rmers of the county who de- charge,
rial cultures of bacteria can Sergt. Fred \V. V
from the county agent pnny K, 158th infai
ten sent to the Fnited States imnrisonment; disl
nt of Agriculture will get charge,
inoculation for one acre of Sergt. Savo Kagn
ous crop. Make your plans K, 58th infantry, six
row more cover crops, and onment; dishonorabh
uild up the fertility of your No Record ?
"Gen. Kreger's i
that Lieut. Arthur J.
County Growing Tobacco, corps, 158th infant
ter county lias several acres! William T. Sullivan. (
ood tobacco this year. Mr. raand. were under ch
;er, of Kershaw, has several duct toward prisone
t from all indications will, camps, but that no
ind a thousand pounds per j trials had been receh
r. Floyd, of Kershaw, who advocate general. Si
a great deal of experience ords disclosed, the c
ind curing tobacco in Ilorrv and those accused oi
lys that this is an excellent ward prisoners, all w
better than the average field the prison farm, hut
of the tobacco-growing sec- submitted indicated
e thinks our sandy soils ad- prisoners at St. Anne
ultcd for tobacco culture. ?tnd at the Mastile, a
r is curing his. first barn of L. Leslie Kinkald. n
s week. Syracuse. N. Y., form
T. Moseley, of Heath ''ate of the 27th Ne\
is also experimenting with 'n a letter to Secretn
1" this year, and his crop is was turned over to
ip very well. The tobacco Is asserted that the "pr
rled to the markets in the P'iris was first called
bacco-growlng sections. 01 -superior headquari
1 temher 1. I!tl8."
The Clul> Work. With his letter Ki
nent of members of the a report dated I)ecen
cultural club work in Sou'h which he joined wit
by counties according to Mayhew Wainwright
shed by county agents up to ,or of t',e 27th, in
, 1919: 1 menta to Major Gen.
Corn Pig Total '"visirfn commander,
28 .18 l<5i> l>>' three members of
6 21 28 been Itdd at
.... U 44 55 P?ints.
2 25 27 "These soldiers cot
11 48 591 report, "that at the F
17 27 46 n,on,.v known to the
'Id .... 11 48 59 "'e' in I'aris. the w
i . . 11 11 of the institution, as
n .... 29 75 120 profanity, vulgar a
26 21 *,7 used against t!
8 22 .18 P?an''l to a spirit (
22 48 70 an<? hostility again
32 77 Guard.
*'" 6 24 30 Principal
! 257 257 "The Principal p
'd . 137 137 continued the Kin
i<i 3j report, "which the ||
1 8 9,cer f>??ires to call to
. 10 G6 76 ,hfl commanding gen
21 ?j' mediate remedial ac
5 56 61 ,s ,h* condition at pi
' 85 166 268 w,,ere the statement
8 65 63 f,,prs 'ndlcate a condl
... 28 31 5?>, 1,nK thaf of Siberia
r8 . 5 6 an<1 much worse
64 8!? l|:t wh,ch existed in Cer
9 22 3| war cages."
lr? . 22 15 37 That the report we
... 31 26 67 rprs was Indicated b
ii 17 by Major Gen. ORy
17 27 44 tant general of the /
tionary forces in whi<
STER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
Iran expedition- REASON ADVANCED FOR j
SILENCE OF JAPANESE e A t7C
rablegram was _ > jj A I** r
ti inquiry of the Don't Know What Tliey Own in Shutter
its attention .
tiniu I mil Oermutis Surronih-tlleged
mistreat- ^ ...
rin uiiiriiis. _r, " "vv y'
Oil has en,
Olivietcd. ???? Withstand
1 the conviction ^ ushington. July 2S. Katsuji Do- <hHean<-e %<
snn f-irin \'i> f buchl, Japanese charge d'affaires, vis- organs and
lu"" health org
ckude; two. it ' ? state department and dis- These most
jned after being cussed with various nflicinls th? ! tt?V<t?loo.d^'
t martial. Con- Shantung settlement provision <?t" t' you are do
ofllcers was dls- ,r?'aty. In tliis connection it | aespmule '
Brig. Gen. Kd- was ?,arned that the Japanese gov-' ^epn1ll's1,
ng judge advo- Aliment had been advised fully of in*, rheum
Prank H. Smith. ,,u> strength of sentiment developed 51^*001/
tiled" officer in *n ,lM> son:"?> favoring the restoration
2. it was dis- Shantung to China and also that)
ighteen months' ,h;|t government was aware of the'
s Island because undestnnding conveyed in yesterday's
f prisoners. Mis White Mouse statement that it ?need ervntionso
three years was would clarify the situation by soitp fe**ting the
; authorities. declaration of its purpose regarding (|1
ecords show tlie Shantung.
wing: While so far as known the Japan- ''
Hull, six months' i-se government has not authorized
tonorable dis- any statement on the Shantung <iues- ' ' " '
lion, it is suggested by officials that .
/olfinaler. Com- the reason might be found in Avtirl, >,"""rs 'j "
ltry. one year's 1 f,8. Section VIII, of the peace treaty,
tonorable dis- This article requires Germany to rtin
hand over to Japan within three ' '
ovich. Compant months of the coining into force of llJlVG lutC
months' impi'ft the treaty, the archives, registers,
b discharge. plans, title deeds and documents of
f Trial. every kind relating to the
report revealed ()f Kiaochow, including all of the
Jagnon, inodicjll trcntioQ Hon rin rv ttn f 1m enlkinot t# WW
? - - - |
ry, and Lieut, said that until these are had the
if the same coin- Japanese government itself is not aide*
argos of miscon- to make any pledge of relinquishment I
>rs in detention because it does not exactly know the
record of their extent of its own holdings in Kiao- .NCAST1
red by the judge chow and Shantung, nor. unless C.? ri)
far as the rec- many should anticipate the treatment,
onvicted officers provisions on this point will Japan l,,'yjce.presi
f misconduct to- j? position to transfer title not only _
ere stationed at i. tp(. dual ratification of the"?
other documents peace treaty, but for three month",
maltreatment of thereafter. ??
. a former hotel. Parliamentary approval is not remilitary
prison. qUjre<i jn the case of this t-eaty in ^anjanlani^
iow a lawyer at japun> but it is said nevertheless . ?
erly judge ad\o- (j,ere mechanical and routine difv
\ ork division. p0ll|||,.s to be surmounted that will Never le
ry Maker, which! nocesnarily consume much time make you
the committee, j prot,jibly several weeks?before the which, wh
ison situation in ,|0(.u?,ent can be ratified. heart is f
to the attention jiaR been learned that at present self witho
ters prior to Sep- (jjspositton has been shown in Ja- worth whi
pan to amend the treaty in any re- too sacred
nkaid submitted Sp<.r, H,l( j? Japanese circles here what it is
iber L'ti. 1D18. in jt as8er(e,j that in the event that it comes, i
h Lieut. < ol. J. sh0Ubi either the French chambers or needy chil
, division inspec
reporting stateJohn
F O'ltyan,
that were given
the division who 1 in.,
Paris detention Ulllted MatCS
nplain." said the
>etit Ttogue.com- . J Director G?
men as the Has- ^
bole atmosphere .
evidenced by the ^ ^ ^ a 2
ml ept- V '
OUULllCI II
1st the National MA J
St"?,1 SUMMER E
kaid-Wainwripht
nvestipatinp ofll- y | l w AH
the attention of ?** 1"* I ** T
oral so that !m- X * 1 ^A11
tion ran ho had
1?? ??? N?. 2 t Asheville, N. C $
ts by those sol- f ^
ition exists rival-, TjT Waynesville, N. C
,, prison camps, y Lake Junaluska, N. C :
than conditions %
man prisoner of Flat Rock, N. C
Brevard, N. C
nt to hipher otli- J
iy an addendum Balsam, N. (,
an to the adju- Ridgecrest, N. C
American expedl*h
the command- (\v
nth urpod vipor- X
n relation to tho|*^ AND MANY O'
of, as 1 believe
hief would wish Tickets on Sal
"nied of such oe
lemhors ot the 1 P I V/Miv
?ii f ho fhinf n f T t^Prifi /^111^ V/ ^
AV? A V VIA U
}on. Pershing "is J
at happens in V MoUIltainS <
Iarhoard was in
prisons. Itut the
the prison farm ^
of tlie maltrea*- * 1/* T * II LI
jurisdiction or v boli I emus Horseback
he commanding ?
Jaris, but under V
Id" Of "Hard- ?* I I\
udti i w n l umpa- f-4
ting as guards.
either F'ershlng 4
lained later l?y IV "THE Li
of general sense
Is had to be enes.
THROUGH SERVICE.
f
nt of character
11 to clutch his Jt ^ ^ y W"% Ik W
lp and keep the 1 l/\/ I #\ 1
1 pointed to the ; V V JL#? V^ilL V
1 %
ss. I X
| V w A 1|
; neither abstl-j*^* L<^\1
Jers man happy.
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PAGE THREE
GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF
Mrs OOT/n MRrvAT/ Haarlem soles are tha remedy you need. Take
ibled suffering humanity to three or lour every day. The healing
attacks of kidney, liver, oil soaks Into the cells and lining of
d stomach troublos and all the ktdneys and drives out the poisons. ^
snnected with the urinary New ikfo and health will surely fallow.
to build up and restore to 'NVhon your normal vigor has been reans
weakened by disease, stored continue treatment for a whlla
: Important organs must be to keep yourself In condition and pre?cause
they llltor and purify vent a roturn of the disease,
unless they do their work l>on't wait until you are Incapable of
iomed. fighting. Start taking GOL?L> MKDAb
sleeplessness, nervousness, Haarlem Oil Capsules today. Your drugy.
backache, stomach trou- gist will cheerfully refund your money
In the loins and lower ah- if you are not satisfied with result*
ivel. dlthculty when urlnat- ltut be sure to get the original Importatlsm.
sciatica and lumbago ed CK>L.L> MllDAb and accept no sub>u
of trouble with your kid- stltutes. In three alr.es. Sealed packD
MEDAb Haarlem Oil Cap- ages At all drug stores.
an spiiato make any res nfTICTO1 /"^fTTC **
, changes substant nKUlOkO-lU Id
principle- upon \\hi 11: Cleanse thoroughly? *
awn. the .lap U reduce inflammation
bv cohl wet compres- /Zslfl*.
alto! pi also to ma! .' r. fes?appjy. lightly, without
icludinu possibly provision friction? Ear
VICRS YAPORute|
-YOUR BODYGUARD"-30?. 60MC2O
Japanese poarv coinmis ?
, , . . i ?
;n in u at I'tins. j *
lity that tlie people I DR. W. R. REGISTER I
1 to sell their Bonds
Specialist in
======^ Chronic and Nervous
Diseases
of Men and Women.
ER, S. C.
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dent and Cashier, wv.v , p
les, Jr., Assistant Cashie lllCS 311(1 KliptlllC
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?? Cured Without Operation or
| oss uf Time and Under y
Itenjjndprwoc
f its Room ins: worthlossnosa tlliarantee.
koop ha<k that swypathv of
on tnon aro suffering, your ????
nil. Go and give it vourr.r:r?,ui:
12061-2 Main street
I a thine for you to toil
worth God from whonce Urdnmhio ^ C
tends it through you to his V/OlUTODiaj u? V/?
d.? Phillips Rrooks.
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10.32 Try on, N. C 6.48 V
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10.74 Hickory, X. C 6.00
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