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HK NATIONAL GIARB I MAY GET A CHANCE it Will Be Called Ob?Short Time Decides?Next Two I>ay? Likely to Settle Course. Washington, March 13.?Not -until W today did it appear probable that the L National Guard of South Carolina and other States might be called upon F within the next 4S hours to "shoulder arms" and "fall in'' for Mexico. Until the present time tnere nas been a hope on the part or the president and the war department officials that the regular troop? would be sufficient to que:l liiexico, but today the scene s|? shifted and "reveille" may souna at; almost any time. ;-V\ The situation with regard to Mexico' is quite different with regard to call- 1 img out the National Guard tlian that [involved m a possidic war wiin uie European powers. A Mexican conflict, as now seen, means a long and tedious siege, perhaps lasting months or years, as was the case with th subjugation of the Philippines. I The National guard, i. called upon ? v ii j 1 J I. ~ roow, 11 is oenevea, wouia uc <iuic uu do the same character of work that was done by them when previously called to "help tfie regulars. At the war department today little information could tie secured as to wðer Adj. Gen. iloore of South Carolina would be ordered to the Mexican border. (The only thing available in the way of information was that r\t + Vio nnvf AC Vi/Mirc "TC/VlT/? t/*TT guwo \JL UA\. iiVAk -XW iiVU?u ?' vv?*u ?w - . the tale. It is not improbable that Tjrifhin that time the National Guard may be ordered to mobilize and hold itself in readiness to defend the bor- j d*r. k THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE ^ ?T* A r?AT> TT ?A i jeiadtt, rvx; $I.OV. FIGARO?Is liquid smoke. $1.00 bottle will smoke 400 ibs meat. Guaranteed to keep meat moist and skipfpers out. Easily applied. Summer Brothers Co. 3-10-2L r THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE j YEAR FOR ONLY $1.50. ! I ~~ i Fire Ins Our Office has ly disturbed by Companies. We s splendid compani< pleased to serve y< r I w. A. M y m * T f manager insurai I Phone 207-2 Coi r miAHTv cr yUilLli 1 JLi ^ For All Av Preserve your uph from hot, penetrating, cr: Sl damaging soakings when W from grease off your own | the garage man. You can I pftpr twn VPQI W W.TW J V^ViN L upholstering is in fine sh? k STOP THAT LE> H| manufacture new covering Just slip new covering ove WRITE FO M. I. McA RACINE iiii \0T1CK OF KLLCTION IN .10LLY' STKEET SCHOOL DISTRICT JiO. 35. Whereas, One-third of the resident electors and a lik, proportion of the resident freeholders of the aee of 21 years, in Jolly Street School District No. 33, of the County of Newberry, State of South Carolina, have filed a petition with the County Board of Kducation o Newberry County, South Carolina, petitioning and requesting that an election be held in said School .District on the question of levying an additional special tax of four (4) mills to be collected on all the taxable l perty within the said School District. Now, therefore, we the undersigned, composing the County Board of Education for Newberry County, 'State nr Snnfh Carolina, do hereby order the Hoard o. Trustees of the Jolly Street School District No. 33 to hold an election on the said question of levying an additional special tax of four (4) mills to be collected on the property located in the said School District, which said I election shall be held at the HunterDeWalt Schoolhouse in said 'School District No. 33, on Friday, March 31, * 0* tl-Vicoi/1 r*l?r?tirkr> thp nr?)fK ' shall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed j at 4 p. m. The members of the Board of True- j tees of said School District shall act as managers of said election. Only such electors as reside in said School Dis- ; ciict and return real or personal prop-! I tty for taxation, and who exhibit tnelr | lax receipts and registration certtfl- j cates as required in general elections, shall be allowed to <vote. Electors favoring the levy of such tax shall cast a ballot containing the word "Yes" -.'vitten or printed thereon, and each elector opposed to such levy shall cast a ballot containing the word "No" fVi orann v-iiCLCu ui j;i iuuu tuvi \s\su. Given under our hands and seals this the 4th lay of March, 1916. CHAjS. P. BAR RE', S. J. DERRICK, J. S. WHEELER, County Board of Education. Piles Cared In 6 to 14 Days 7oor drngrgist will refund money if PAZ( OINTMENT fails to cure any cast of Itchin-. P'nrl 'Rl^edincr or Protruding r^e4-"" *J ('nHH r ?,.? qorOirn tinr> Subscribe to The Herald and News, liranrpl i i I j not been seriousI I withdrawal of 1 hall have twelve 2S. We will be I i uu, I I j mi 7 t YlkT co w J\m ice Department ner Boyce & College St. 1 I AT rnuFDC ill wimo I itomobiies ! iolstering and protect it icking sun rays. From it rains, cats and dogs, 1 1 1 t ? r\ hands, or the hands or sell your car to better rs service, because the ipe. MC in your top. We ^s for tops for all cars. >r nlrl Knwc 'A V1U KS \y IT u* R PRICES \/r\v r>A i lYUl V/U. wis. RELATIVES IK LAW. j I A Little Advicc Thrt May Kelp tc Make Things Pleasant. if 1 V.VIV wiviii.u rutins I {< tlio llllSbnnd nn.l wife rim v.uuuj make each Other hapj'.v and h?>Jd e.vh <?r!n r'.s love 1 would surest tint in iiher < all the attention < i' the <>ilir:- t> the disagreeable qualities <- " the f.un'.ly o.*' either. j "My loves my J?o?>I>U* n ; tlicy v.eiv Ills own.'* a wile fold me.' "It inaUos i:ie so Lappy!" I doi:).t il l.e uid love lier people very ( dearly. l?ut he overlooked those Hmrae-, teristks wlii. Ii a i?ro:e s; .!Mi would li;" e :osei:!od. li i; v. ?s wiuu i St'ilOo!i)ov :?. '? :> "I.; if" ' i? a giorii'iis:/ oae. i Most t-'' i:s n;n il:e temi>ers n:id idiosvn ra. it s <>! < < wn \.:?on woi alono h.:vc ! ' ln-ar tIj:%;i it is w!?on wo ! see t'x'a !n !i t!:o o;'os <f a tiiir>l person tisr.t I lie* l'0<- !!io U!ion<!iiral>k\; That is t orli.jjis <mo iva-on wuy s.? low, roofs are i:ir~e en<>u;,li 10 r??vt?r two families. If eaeli "in-!a w" exercised toward: the meml iM's <?i tlie household into which lie or she married the same pardoning love that is exercised toward one's own the aspersions cast upon tho uiouier-iii-i;iv% wuuiu uie a uatuiai death because they would have nothing on which to feed.?Virginia Terhune Van de Water in Mother's Magazine. WHIRLIGIG BEETLES. These Four Eyed, Six Legged Creatures a _ r- l Mre expert owimmcn. More than likely you have watched him skating In "figures 8's" and alt sorts of elaborate designs in quiet pools along a stream or on the edge of a lake. He will turn this way and ttiat. describing one graceiui curve aic-i er another, and then dart off in a! straight line when he's frightened. He's speedy, as well as graceful. He's the whirligig beetle. He has six legs, two longer ones in front and two pairs of short, flat paddles behind. These paddles make him an expert swimmer. His front legs, stretched out, look like arms. Nature was also generous in giving him two pairs of eyes. With one pair he looks at objects on top of the water, and with the other pair he keeps watch for preying fish below. There are something less than 300 Af nrhii<1l(n<r 'rvaotloa and O^CV.lCO VI ITIUIU515 LTVV WVkf uuv . w , scattered in all parts of the world. All summer you'll see their shiny bodies skating in spiral tracks and in curves on the surface of pools and sh^v sh streams. ? Philadelphia North American. I Choate and the Green Bag. Very few of our lawyers carry ihe green bags which were once a badge of that profession. "I think the sight of such a ba;: oirce kept Joseph II. Choato from coming to Philadelphia to make a speech." Mr. Conlen said. Mr. Con leu and another lawyer had gone to New York to invite the ex-ain-. bassador to England to deliver an ad-j dress in Philadelphia. Mr. Conku's companion carried a green bag. which he laid upon Mr. Choate's table. < vi-j dently to ;he jrreat lawyer's ami >y-I a lice. "What do you carry in that rhi?" he asked. "I have some law b6o!:s." the vor.sigj ?Philadelphia attorney replied. "When I was a young lawyer." Mr. Cboate said rather coldly, "1 was taught to carry my law In my bead."* And the invitation was declined.? Philadelphia Ledger. Carved by Newton. In the Newton chapel of the church ? * in T {n/?Alnchi?'a TT J > <T_ at vvioiui ** viuit Hi uiuvviu^tiii g, t'ti^ land, where Sir Isaac Newton was born, is to be seen one of the most interesting relics of tlie greatest of philosophers. It consists of a sundial and was carved by Newton when he was a boy on a stone in the house in which he was born, his only tool being a pen- J knife. There it remained for many years until removed to Colsterwurlh! s-.Ktirs-.il r'tWfti-tiiii.milc t I>?j !-ic V.ULU1V1X. l MiuiiVi; i | been built direct I v in front of liiis in-: I teresting" relic, so th;:t unless one I knows of the stone's existence and its1 presence in the church ii is overlooked, j Nelcon's Message. In a book called "National Humor" aj serious inoinorc states mat .>eison s j celebrated message. " England expects ! each mau to do iiib duty." was phrased I by the famous admiral as "Nelson ex- i pects," etc., aud that one of his officers j suggested the change of the first \\<>id ! to "England." Nelson's greatness was | evident in his immediate acceptance of j the change. A smaller man would j have l'elt insulted at the proposed elimination of his own name / It Sounded Bic. "She talks at differeni limes of 'my maid,' 'my cook' and 'my laundress.''' cowl +h/-v lrmnin n'ith tho 11 i?i/ I.* i n?i it" OaiU LUC 1T V/XXiUJLL ?? A IU UJLAV UUlVUiliU ? ? . "Has she actually so m. ny servants?'* "No," said the accompanying male person. "She means thai l:c r iiireti girl is a lightning cL;inge ai:is:."-Detroit Saturday Night. Extreme Ennui. "I fear hers is a hopele>< rase. She's tired of everything." "Everything?" "Yes; oven of going to the doctor."? Kansas City Journal. Cured. "Bacon lost a lot of money in a bit? sngar deal. That cured him of speculation." "Sugar cured, so to sj>eak."?Boston xraxisciipu Only evil grows of itself. For goodness we want effort and courage. The Great Kidney Medic'ne Fulfills its Mission ! was afflicted with Bladder trouble. I suffered such great pain that the doc;or had to take my urine. After the doctor had treated me for two T rr/>f o n V* hottpr T-?P 1 U?U UVJ L t,Ll aiij lew. *?._ numbering that a few closes of Dr. X.Ir.i. r's Swamp-Root completely relieved my Mother-in-law, after all the doctors who v,ere called on her case had failed to do her any good, I asked * ? ' - - 1 * *1 - ~ ? my nusuana to gee me a uuiue ui Swamp-Hoot, which he did, and I took i[ a.id threw the doctors' preparations dwav, because immediately a ter I started taking I>r. Kilmer's SwampI\ooi I was greatly relieved. IMy husband was so pleased he said I should takf one dozen bottles of Swamp-Root, but by the time 1 had taken seven bottles I was completely restored to health. That was six years ago and I have not taken any medicine since. My weight is 395 pounds have three cnildren, do my own work in a house of twelve rooms, and keep boarders. Very truly yours, MRS. AXXJE BAUGHMAN, 657 Newell St. Barberton, Ohio. Personally appeared before me this 19th day of December, 1914, Mrs. LVnnie Baughman, who subscribed the aborve statement and made oa+h that the same is true in substance and in fact. W. A. Morton, Notary Public. v (Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co., V TT | uiu^uauiivii) xi? it j PROVE WKATT SWAMP-ROOT WILL DO FOR YOU. Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghampton, N. Y., for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone. Yon will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. Wnen writing, be sure and mention tne semi-weejay iNewDerry Herald and News. Regular fiftycent and one-dollar size bottle for sale at all drug stores. THE HEjRALD AND NEWS ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.50/ r jfjgK /?9?4 gQgTB ffljgTtfj 92S2'CUUI Ia IMO each farm in the In 1JOO SOUTH Atlantic States NORTH produced $484 worth of produced products. products tpjvv mui C d lCd HERE ARE SOM DISCUSS, EACH 1. We Must Inquire Why We Mai Less Than the Northern or Wester Farmer. 2. We Must Make Our Own Lain! Richer. 3. We Must Diversify So As to Mai the South Feed Itself. 4. We Must Use More Horse row* and Machinery. 5. We Must Learn Fertilizer Vahn and Buy Fertilizers More Wisely. 6. We Must Improve Our Metlvoc of Cultivation. 7. We Must Make Bigger Car [Yields. 8. We Must Make Cheaper Pork ax More of It a tit^ "v*no+ tTotto ATnpA Humm ax Fewer Gullies. 10. We Must Have All-the-yeaj round Gardens. 11. We Miist Learn Principle? < Plowing and Moisture ControL 12. We Must Make Our Own Ha and Some to SelL 13. We Must Put th Stubble Laac to Work. 14. We Must Learn Better Methoc I of .Laying-by crops. And Prof. Massey's pa gressive Farmer famous ai It suits every member help, but also providing th People's page. Order The Progressiv Year" (The importance of ] lo+or carie I I iaw/x uvijiv I ?^BlVT jflKTT ^9^. | Rising Sun Flour j| I SELF-RISING AND READY PREPARED. J | %-^f ! S W (Ml W ? J PIP! | ^nSkvmi, rooi^ y fl M | Made of choicest Red Winter Wheat, ground 4 and prepared according to the superior qual- > 1 . F r. ? .< < ? ?? * "^"r -* lty that Has made tne oia rtu mull., msni J ville, Tenn., nationally famous. " T>TCT\7n c77a7 4* l uai/ juuiiifvjwui* IAJ uuivy ywu J grocer. You'll be pleased. | Notice to All Ford Owners I ! i ** r . . 11 T"* 1 we will continue to sen rora parts and repair Ford Cars in same manner as in the oast. We will appreciate a contin uance of your patronage. All work guaranteed. SUMMER'S GARAGE il I *7 // ./5 /y 7" _ 77& . I ^ The Yankee farmer makes $500 more **> J|^ a year than we do We are as smart as he is and must learn to make this ' each farm in the i twTwor??at" extra $500, too. :: tf S s gressive Farmer Will carry every week for the next six months notable articles by Prof. W. F. Massey, 4'the Grand Old Man of Southern Agriculture" on * r foi the Southern Farmer: How to Get It" IE OF TEE SU3JECTS PEOF. MASSEY WILL AETICLE TELLING HOW TO DO THAT JOB: jb 15. We Must Keep Learning as Long Paustures "and Meadows. of Anting Land. | lge is only cne of fifty features that have made The Pro3 "Th>e Farm Paper with the Punch." of the family?not only giving the farmer himself the best je best farm woman's page in America and a superb Young e Farmer now and make vour start toward 4*$500 More a raisin i more livestock will be discussed in a I is of articles by Dr. Tait Butler.) i