The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 24, 1914, Page THREE, Image 3
< VIKING ON 1. S. VLA(i I N*
VRIENDY, HI T NOT HOSTILE 1
V/r^t Report From (apta.n of Cru/ser
Tennessee Contained Th.s information.
Washington. Nov. 21.?After ail
announcement from the White House
today that word had came from Capt.
Decker of the cruiser Tennessee, that
f e tiring of the Turkish forts at 1
Smyrna on the cruiser's launc.; 011 ;
Xov. IT was not hostile. Secretary j
Daniels announced that a portion of j
Capta'11 Decker's first report had not !
be.n made public when received be- |
L cause it was considered contradic-j
tnrv Hp announced til?at Cantain >
Pecker's uispatca reporting the fir- \
L ing contained the words "act not hosr
tile, but unfriendly."
- The navy department's announce- j
ment omitted the contradictory ^
phrase, according to Mr. Daniels, in 1
order to verify it a;.d toaay came word
that the message was correct as originally
sent. Secretary Daniels was -
unable to explain its meaning and said ,
that it seemed to him an exuression :
of opinion by the captain of tt.:e Ten- :
nessee wit. out exact knowledge of
what took place on shore.
' At the White House the statement I
issued said Captain Decker -had re-:
ported the firing as "not a hostile
act." the view being taken that the j
first part o. the phrase meant thai
the shots were not limed to take ef- >
ftct but as a -warning that ti e harbor
cf Smyrna was mined and closed.
Secretary Daniels announced te
L had received no farther messages
' from Captain Decker and that he as- j
sumed the commander was awaiting j
investigation by Ambassador Morgen-;
W tf.au. Mr. Daniels does nM think j
I Captain Decker could possibly have j
known what occurred on the shore'
as his launch was turned back. He
said the contradictory phrase had
been omitted in the announcement
because it seemed only an expression
of opinion, w:ich in itsel'f was inexplicable.
Mr. Daniels stated that the order
issued to the commanders of the |
. North Carolina and Tennessee pro- !
P- hibating them from taking any action ;
?a. ?? : n ^i
wuuuui sptruinu iu5iiuv;uv;us uuui
Washington was merely of a temsporary
character until the state department
had completed its investigation
of the particular incident con--!
nected with the firing .on the Ten- j
nessee's launch. He said t' e usual |
? wide discretion imposed on naval of- j
ficers by the navy regulations would :
be in effect again later. %
There is no intention o.: with drawing
either vessel as some o: th,
, American residents are said to be j
concerned over the general condi- j
tions in Turkey. It was suggested in
nuartorc tliat cnniP I
V1UVJU* WW W V W ""V. v J
of the American consuls may have j
given the Turkish authorities the im- \
pression that in caring for British and
French interests they were obliged
# to extend protection to the subjects
of the entente powers. Tee task which
& the American government has under?
taken for the 'belligerents in all coun
rines, ll was puuueu ouu ujuci>, ia
merely a courtesy and extends simply
to tfne point of exercising good offices
as between the belligerents, but does j
not obligate the neutral nation to af-'
lord anv protection whatsoever.
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GOOD TIME IS ARRANGED
L FOR SECRETARIES
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Meet;nsr of Secretar/es In Rock Hill
Will Have Pleasure an<J Profit
Comb/lied.
Reek Hill, Nov. 18.?An event of
much importance ail over the Slate is
the assembling next weeK in kock
Hill ci representatives of all the com|
( mercial organizations of South Car- !
olina. This meeting will take place
k on Friday, the day following Thanks^
giving.
M All alert boosters of Rock Hill and
the last comparatively accurate ceil
sus of the "good town' taKen in jyi4,
shows that there are about 11,764 of
r'^ese boosters here?are looking forward
wifa much pleasure to this opportunity
of entertaining i.i their
midst this visiting body of boosters on
9 the 27th.
i It is hoped that every commercial
r organization in South Carolina will
'f have its secretary or president, or
.
both, at this important conference.
T. e president of the association. Mr.
Albert S. .Johnstone, of Greenville,
has prepared an excellent programme
and it :s sure that ail who win nave ,
ta most profitable and enjoyable time.;
One of the best features of the oc-t
casion will be t> e address o. the new ;
president of the University of Southj
Carolina. He will speak at a smoker
to be given at the night session by the .
Rock Hill Chamber of Commerce ro!
the visiting delegation. Dr. Currell
is a renowned educator and a charming
speaker, and no one who can arrange
to be present can afford to j
miss his address on "Education and j
Citizenship."
The secretaries will also have an j
opportunity of seeing the most fam-;
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If you spend less than
ings work for you in a
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if you wili make up yc
not get rich suddenly,
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sit ion to make qim K ?
HAVING READ
when opportunity fo
If You Wouid Know the Value o
The "Rainy Day" i
is prepared for it.
This Sank welcom
COMPOUND INTEREST
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me newueri
Newt
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America's Greatest 1
Good Grow I
The most wonaeriui
dorsed h/ghly by the U,
For severally by the farmer
W/ll gTOiv wherever soi
hay than any other plai
produces 300 to (500 lbs
| | per acre the same seas<
nay s:'sts drougrht and stand
sow an acre in dr/lls ai
hay equals timothy and
livestock prefer it to a]
WopH and ^ra^n* Last si)r^n?
Texas. It is now sellm;
fore next spring1 as th<
steadtly on the /ncrd.ise.
J-* Sudan errass seed in lots
Qlfflfffi less than one pound <
cheaper. Better order 1
money and then make
crop for diversification.
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^ EHagene Farm, Box 15,
Laughs at Drou
ous alfalfa fields of the State. These
are.in sight of the city on the farms
o! Mr. J. M. Cherry, and an automobile
ride is being planned with a stopever
in this field. Right on the spot, rlmfe'il
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Weeks, o~ Winthrop college, will de- Ui'JsT"
liver a short lecture on "Alfalfa."
'inore is snti anouier leaiuie ??
the secretaries anticipate with pleas- V
uro. Tie local secretary, Mr. I\\~. R.
Timmons, has iust accepted for the v?^
president of the association, the invitation
of AVinthrop's president. Dr.
D. D. Jcfcnson, asking for the atten
dance of the secretaries at a luncheon j r I ^ | ^
I i AIP
to be served in their honor m tne same -*
dining room with r.is 870 girls. It
might be well to state at this point,
however, that a number of chaperones ?11
will be on toand so the wives of the apD2
secretaries need not fear for the safe I
and heart whole return of their ab- rj
. u , -He
sent husbands. . .
It is nedless to say that Rock Hill DefO
extends to all who contemplate eni^rinr
her gates 011 the 27t;i t e same one
heartv welcome which she has display- \ fa.ni
ed on so many other occasions and it i
is hoped that a very large number will j tflC
bp in attendance at this meeting from i
ai over the State. j pOSi
CHICHESTER SPILLS |
T1IE DIAMONO BRAND. A ^t/^yrrTT!
Ladle*! Ask Tour I>ruirf?Uf for /A i B I I a !
{ 4( C'hl-ohes-ters l>lumon<rTirand/^rtL\ 1 *** ^ "* '
IMIls in Rt-d ani t;.,ia inetaiuAV/
s ??Vj,v"g boxes, sealed with Dine Ribbon. \ / A T^T 7T&; r
^ Take nt> other. JJuy of your ^ I*S
/ f/T J>rujrirl?t- Ai!t forCJJi.('11 ES.TEE S I
C Jj I?!A?!?\? !!RAN? 1*1 LLS. for as 1
"5* years known as Best, Safest, Always Rclial le !
s?* SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE | ___
Only One "BROMO QUININE'* | Invigorating
To get the genuine, call fcr 1:11 name, LAX A- The Old Stand;
jflVK BROMO OUININE. Look for signature of GROVE'S TAS
h.V.Cr Cures a Cold in Oce Day. Sici-f Malaria.enrich
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you . earn, and let your savi
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lore Than You Think,
>nv min r! tn rlr* if Ynil will
/Ut llllllVt W v?vr ?% * .. ?- ?
but will put yourself in poand
profitable investment by
>Y MONEY ON CALL
r a good investment comes.
f Money, Go and Try to Borrow Some,
lever comes to the man who
tes small deposits.
' IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
7 Savings Bank,
jerry, 3. C.
Grass Comes From Aii
Sudan Grass M<
ctjss of tihp ae-A introduced and en
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Agricultural Department. Tested
s of Texas in all parts of the State. Moi
rghum does. Makes more and better
it known. Under ordinary conditions
of seed and 3 to H tons of cho ce h:iy
mi. Adapted to nil sorts of so/1. Be- \A/V%
Is rain. Takes 2 to 4 lbs of seed to ? ? H
id 10 to 24 lbs broadcast. Quality of
cattle fight for it while all kinds of
Ualfa. Poultry eat the tender Jeaies
the seed sold for $2 to $4 per lb in { jf"
? for $1 per lb and will go higher bee
supply is limited and the demand
We will send prepaid by parcel post
i of oO lbs and under for $1 per lb not
considered. Larger lots by freight
low and be sure of the seed and save
money next year growing the finest
Everyone should gTow Sudan who
ake more money tlun ever. Address,
Aid me, Harris County, Texas.
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phone Saved Child's L
One of the children fell into a water tank o:
Jabama farm and was rescued unconscious am
Lrently lifeless. The frantic mother rushed t<
.elephone and called the doctor six miles awaj
told her what to do and started at once, bu
re he arrived the child was out of danger.
The protection of women and children is onl
of the chief values of the telephone on th
i.
You can have this service at small cost. Se
nearest Bell Telephone Manager or send
al for our free booklet.
FARMERS' LINE DEPARTMENT
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