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LFYEK QI'ITS HACK FOR THE I . S. SENA J Mi. Wilson Anxio'is to Have Cai iitt i.ui Keniain In H??use as th< Chairman of Committee on Agriculture. Washington. June 13.?Represen tive A. F. Lever of Lexington, tonig aurscunced his withdrawal at the i <3?est of President Wilson, from 1 r-aee for the Democratic nominati for the Senate and his decision to 1 co/ne a candidate for renomination Lxlt? nuti5?t* iruui aio n uiovt *vt, order that he might comply with t President's wish that he (Mr. I^ev* remain in his present position. In giving out the corresronder between the Pres'deni and hims< Mr. Lever made the following co meet: 1 "The correspondence between t President and myself speaks v? plainly, and points very clearly jpe. my duty, which I fulfill in set ing a renomination to the House. "I express to those who have loyally supported my cancuueu-y j the Senate my everlasting apprec tion. "Vregret the embarrassment whi this action causes to those who ha announced themselves for Congn from the district, and to me." President's Letter. "The White House. Washington, C., June 7. 1918. "iMy dear Mr. Lever: T know tb some time ago.you submitted yo name for nomination in the Den: cratic primary election in South Ci oMca as senator from that State, a that the last day for the filing papers is the 17th of this * monl There now seems to be a very re sona-ble assurance that no one w succeed in securin gthe nominate in South Carolina whose entire reco _ does not make it plain that he t w: - support the -nation and the gover ment. with unqualified loy.3ltv in tl vigorous prosecution of this war a successful conclusion. I am wri ing ro ask If this is net also your o\v view, and whether yo'i would not t "willing to reconsider your decisio ' and to remain in the House wher you would continue to service a chairman of the very important com mittee on agriculture. ; x "It is clear to ir?e that unless ther "arc very reasons to th contrary you should do this. Th past five years have been exception fruitful of legislation of vast fin portanre not only to agricultural an< rural life and to the 50,000.000 cf peo pie living in the rural districts bu also to the whole nation and th< world as well. There are still, as yoi knew, important and critical meas Tires pre^sin" for solution. The reg ul2~ appropriation b"ll, not only pro a % i 1 f- irv\n^i?font o At IU' Uic uiguij i taut u\ v ivities of the Department of lAgricul tore -but al?o containing an unfortim t3t$ p-o?<ml to change the pnce o ^wheat fixed in a proclamation issuer - some time ago. ic still pending. It i. important that this measure be dis posvd of wisely at the earliest pos sfb/e moment T^e p^erarenry foot production bHl. with two unnecessar arrd ohie"t;o*mbie riders, which ha passed the 'House, has not ye< bee taaen up toy the Senate, and wi! doubtless again reauire careful cor Sideraticn fry the HO'ise oeiore it ut comes a law. . It is important ths this measure be passed before fun 30; otherwise, the department ma iia^'e to discontinue activities esser I . tia! to the winning of l?:e war or t grsatlv embarrassed in its efforts I and render a SUilXTJlOlC j/?uviuvv^.. l sistan-ce to the farmers in the soli tion of emergency problems. T1 water power bill, which is under coi sideration by the special committi ' of which you are a member, is a .ether urgent and important nieasu which should be acted upon ; promptly as possible. "It is ohvious that many other ms ters of vast consequence to the natl in the field of agriculture will co tinue to press for solution not on during: rhe continuance r>i me v, :u u also after the return of peace. Yo long experience in the Hcv:se as member of the committer on agric; turc- and. for a number of years chairman, and the important part tl you have been able to play in seci inc wise action on vital measures ready enacted into law, clearly po xo the desirability of your continui In the House for the time being possible. I hope, therefore, you v not feel that I am taking an unw ranted liberty in suggesting that, nossible, you reconsider your decis and that you do no? preis your c; didacy for Senator further. "Assuring you of my appre^iat of your cooperaton in matters legisl. tion. I am. "Terv sincerely yours, "Woodrow Wilson."' >fr. Lexer's Reply. Mr. Lever's letter to the Presi'i ; i'O'A'S ! K. Washington. D. June S. 1913. . ' To President Woodrow Wilson, ro- "The White House. Washington, D. > I C. i ''My Dear Mr. President: 1 am in i receipt of your letter of the 7th inst ; in which you convey the impression ta- that you desire me to continue as a *ht member of the House of Representare tives. :he' "I entered the senatorial race in ion South Carolina only because of mr oe- 'belief that thereby I could :best serve to my State and country. in "You will pardon me for saying thai ;he this communication is a great and ir) complete surprise to me. as I have j been under the 'belief that I was perice ' forming the highest duty of a citizen ilf. in entering the race for the (Senate, r?- and also oerformins a sacrificial dutv I : to the administration. !At no time did he I believe that I was serving my own >ry ambition solely. The one thought act-, trpting me in retiring from the housn of representatives was that 1 believed i that I was performing the highest so ' duty to the people of my State, to the nation, to the administration, and ia-! yourself. j "I had every cause and reason to :ch ' believe this. You have conveyed to ,ve nie now the belief that there is still >ss a higher and greater duty to perforin | to the nation, and to. yourself. You I have implicitly commanded me to reD. 1 main in the House of Representatives, i and not to take the stump in South lat ..Carolina during the coming months. iur We are at war. you are the Command! io-1 er in Chief cf the Army and Navy. ir-' we have a selective service act. and nd it is the duty of ever man to be .placed of where he can best serve his nation. th. I If it is your belief, as I construe your >a- i letter to me. that my services can ill! best be used in the House of .Reprer>n ! sentatives and you will say so. to me rd in unmistakable terms so that "he 1 who runs may read." no matter what i- my own judgment may be. or the deie sires of my friends. I wish to say to to you that I am willing and likewise t inv friends, most cheerfully to acu \ n : cede to your command. ,e "Respectfully' yours, ni. "A. F. Lever." 0 Mr. Wilson to Mr. Lever. s The president then wrof.e Mr. Lever i-tas follows: ' The White House, , ' "Washington, D. C., -Tune 10, 191??. e c "My Dear :Mr. Lever: T am in re- j _i CPiot of vour letter of June Sth Tn t J _ . reply permit me to say that I wrote i 1 to you only afte^ the mr-st thoughtful ' , consideration of what I deemed to be l ! mv duty in the ca**e. T d'd not wonder j t that you thought yourself entitled, t ; "by your long and distinguished serv-! '' - . ? ., (, J , i i'.*e in the Mouse to consider-anon as; } a candidate for the Senate, but. as j I you yourself s-u-egest in the last par - { i agraoh of your letter, we are at war, | land the selective service act is ap.j ! plicab!e in principle to a IT of as. It j : was this consideration that made me . .! bold as the present, head cvZ the nation.! I j , ! to ask vou to remain in the TTonse of 1 I , I Representatives. It seems to me ab| solntely necessary t^at your should re - | j main m- wasinn^ron mrougu uir; j. j j present consideration of t&e IegTs!a-[ r.! t^on to- which T alluded in my Tetter j to you of the 7th instant, (legislation I s I , which w? had hoped to <be finished by { n . { t? j this time.) } "You see. I hope, tie clear basis of! tj my judgment in this important mat-; ! ter. which so nearly touches your | own Dolit'cal career that I would not j .0' / I in ordinarv circumstances have been y a*" lfoertv to express a judgment! 1- 1 ! about it at all. I am convinced tha* j >e . the interests of the nation make if in the highest degree desirable tlia". you should remain as long as possible in direction of agricultural le<risle latioYi in the House. r hope and be1 Pevythat vou will regard this convict:on a-= a sufficient justification for the libertv I have taken. re . 'Cordially and sincerely yours, a3 .. , "Woodrow Wilsoto. i Mr. Lever Accedes. u" Mr. Lever then replied to Mr. Wil? ' soi as follows: n" "Washington. T>. 0.. June 13. 1913 ,I-* "President Woor'row Wilson, ine 511" White House. Washington. 1): C u r "My Dear .Mr. President: 1 am in ,l receipt. o? your communication of Tune l-'th. in which you have in unas mistakabie terms expressed the delat sire that I should remain in tno House of Representatives. al_._f "As a loval American, trying tr lilt ;ni, serve my country as best I may, I am today acceding to our request by announcing my candidacy for reelection tr, tho House ot Renresentatives. ar- w> ? if am taking the liberty of makln? ion p ublic our correspondence in orde: an- rnat the people of ths district inro : know the reasons whir r, have move.' :t:e -n r.his action ion .1 /Resoectf.iliv vours. of * rt r *? r. L-evci. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE HSJRALD ANT en!". VICW3. j [ >!H. LEV KITS ACTIO \ ! ('KKATES l.H. ST1H. j Colunjb'a. .June 1-5. The announcej meat iiiut Congres-sman A. P. Lever of Lexington, had withdrawn at the | request of Pres-'dent Wilson from th? i race for the I"nifeti States senate and | had decided to stand for reelection jfor congress from the Seventh con j gressional district created a great, i deal of political excitement here to' j sight. Two of the announced can; didates tor Congress from the Ssv} enth district gave out statements to-; nirrht. Edward C. Mann, of St. Mat i i thews, solicitor of the First judicial i circuit announced that he had withJ drawn from the race, and Thomas G i McLeod. of Bishopville, former lieu. i tenant governor, stated positively ; that, he would continue in tho race as | an opponent of Mr. Lever's, j Mann Withdraws. j "Because of the distinguished servi ices of Mr. Lever to his constituency ! in the Seventh district and because | of his uncompromising: stand on the ' war issue, upholding the hands of the i I administration and working indefatig | ably in toenail ot toe aannnisirauuij I bills in Congress." said Mr. Mann to1: night when talked to over long disj tance telephone. "1, for one, will not . stand in his way in going back to Congress, and retaining the important i chairmanship of the committee on agriculture. which the President has re quested him to retain, but will with| draw from the race/' McLeod Stands Pat. ' yMr. McLeod, when talked to tonight over long distance telephone said: 'f have filed my pledge in good fat ill i and do not propose to get out of the ! race for Mr. Lever nor any other candidate. I am in the race to stay. I ; have be^n loyal to the government . ? ' and I am still so. but the congres' sional office from the Seventh district belongs to the people." . i' The other three candidates in the race could not be communicated with from Columbia tonight. George Bell j Timmermann. of Lexington. Solicitor | of the Eleventh judicial circuit, wa? I registered at the New Charleston ho| tel at Charleston and could not be i gotten over long distance phone. Col. I Thomas F. "Brantley, of Orangeburg, j was away from his home and could i not ibe located before midnight. | Hampton 'P. Fulmer. of Norway, * | member of the House of Representatives from Orangeburg county, could rot be reached by telegraph or telephone to ni^ht. Cobb to Decide Later. Wade Hamoton Cobb, of Columbia, solicitor of the Fifth judicial circuit, stated tonight that he was leaving town early in the morning and that he would probably issue a statement in" a few days. iMr. Mnl-eod is the onlv announced1 candidate for Confess from the Sev. enth district who fi-ts filed his pledge1 with the Secretary of State. Congressman Lever hid not filed tils pledge for the T'nited States senate". W. J. Cormact. \ KfForts to reTfh Mr. George >BelT Timmerm^ir test night were unavailing. iMr. TirnTernian is in Charleston having business with the F'nited States District Court. | * For Wmthrop Girls* / ' Those girrs intending to? enter I Winthrop coifege may enter nnconi \ j d'itionally by standing the supple! mentary examination at tfce court. | house on iSaturday, July 7. A large I number of girls not making" the rei quired high sciiO-'-i t:riits have t j make-up work after reaching Rock* I Hill in the fall. Tn order to facilitate | this task the trustees and Dr. Jo'nnjs^i are offering to all applicants not *? nn TTVlHciV lint j OTliy UlfcT UlMU'l-CUUirc v/ii ? ? j on the remaining subjects for fulT | unconditional admission a suppleI mentary examination to be held S'at; urday. As advertised the competitive ex amination will be held Friday, .July C. along with the entrance exaniinai ticn. The winners of the scholar: ships will be appointed upon th^ records made in the examination held j on Friday. The County Superintend! ent of Education, 0. M. Wilson, would , be glad to know if there are any ! girls from the county wishing tc ' take the supplementary examination of Saturday to relieve themselves oi I : | making up work in the fall in ordei 1 that he may send for the questions i and arrange for the examination 'This cooperation will be-gladly giver ' i to help any ambitious girJs of thir I county who desire to enter Winthrop ' i | ^THURSnSiir"; IOtfE MEAL ~ ^ WHEA3XESS VSE KO 1S1XZAJX CRACKJEiA. 1HMHI11111I 1 IA5TSY '3 KlEAKIAsT TOCttW ODSTA:N-tNvi "WHXAX I YOl'Ni; WO MAS TELLS OF liuhAT niAM.K Seamstress Dps'r"l?#ks, Ills and Chaiitrf Tan lac Made - Passes Word Along Says She Decided to Take Tanlac Because She Heard So Much Abou It. "Tanlac is a. fine medicine fo: r.U K1 a ?> /I I a rrAA/l nrAn SLUMIJclL'll U'UUUIC ctlJU It a eral tonic, too. and I am glad ti rer-ommend it as such to anyone,' said Miss Lena 'Burns, of Greer, S C., in a statement endorsing Tanlao - '1 was troubled with nervousness an-: - weak spells before T took Tanlac. 1 ! am a seamstress and mv work i: very trying and it brought me these . troubles. Indigestion also trouble: me a lot and my appetite had lef r me. I certainly was run down ir ; health and feeling badly. "I finally decided to take a course j of some medicine, and T had hear< . so much about Tanlac I decided tc '. take it. The Tanlac helped those 1 nervous spell: right away and soor I had good nerves. My appetite cam< ! back and I trained a great deal ir j strength and weight. T got so , could sleep well, too." | Tanlac, the master medicine is sole | by: Gilder & Weeks. Newberry, S, C. Prosperity Oru<r Co., Prosperity, Lit tie Mountain Drug Co.. Little Mounj tain. S. 0., W. C. Hollo way, Chap j pells, S. C.. Whitmire Pharmacy | Whitmire, S. C. Colored Committees on W. S. S. | The county chairman and commit, tees on War Savings Stamps and : Thrift Stamps have appointed tc j churches throughout the county a; I follows: j Bethlehem baptist?T. A. Williams Miller'^- Chapel, A. 3f. E.?Rev. G. K L* >. 5. W. Allen. $ <e', Episcopal?Prof. J. 3 TJU. ? Cai.c . Presbyterian?K. 0. Reese, Rev. J. M. Johnson. S. R. Reese. Brown's Chapel, A. M. E.?W. D. j Rook, W. E Williams, W. S. Glenn. i W. M. Mitchell, Elliot Robinson. Helena, Baft;st?Rev. Brae v. Sunset. Baptist?Rev. W. R. Reeder. ! Calvary. Baptist?Rev. A. \I. Brown j Pleasant Grove. A. M. E.?I. H j MofFatt, Rev. B. VV. Wilfams.. I Si 'Matthews. A. M. E.?Robt. Rutfri erfc/rd, Hanrp Sligfr. j Sweet Spring, A. 5f. E.?Lort Glenn. Big Beaver Dam, Baptist.?Jo? I Wallace. ?Penney. ?Suber. Little Beaver- Dam, Baptist?Wari ren Wilson. Silas Glennn. I j Bush River. Baptist?Ford Mangum. j Harrison Ellesor. G.# Satterwhite. Little River. Baptist?Duffer Stephens, W. D. Crump. Trinity. A. M. E.? Jim 'Boozer. BIu; frw*d Gary, S S. Smith, L. [ackson. 3Tt. Olive. A. M. ?W. M. Long, jf.r. C. Kinard. W. R. Ree'rfer. L Flint Hill. Baptist?C. Duckett, P. C. Sanders. Zion?Gilliam Chapel. A. M. E.? "W. P. Moffett. 5T. Fow-er. Bill Miller Cedar Grove; A\ M". E".?Henry A"orams. Will WalTace. ?[ohnson. Whitmire?W.. D. Davis. A. D. Shuttre worth. New Hope. Baptist?-T. M". WcMorris Ren wick Grove.?Dovgias, Geo. Henderson. Q. W Crossoiv. Enoree, Baptist?C C.. Glenn, D. Caldwell. I. S; Reed. | Fair 'View, Rantist ?Douglas Cald well, F. Ray, Geo. uaiaweu. Fellowship Fantist?R. B. Baxter, M. C. Ruff. Sam Henderson, W. vV. Lazenberry. Maybint?n?Rc5. Whitney. C. C. Stewart, E. Clark. X. C. Xible. H. Godfrev. Jno. Gibson. St. 'Mark's. A. M. FT.?Rev. G. F. Coleman, J. P. Counts. Will Edwards. Sf. James. A M". FJ ?'.Tno. Davis. Mt. Hebron. A. M. F.?'Robt. Tobias, J. C. Bedenfrangh, F. Thomas, r 'St. Johns?William Douglas, Rev. A. \I. Strong. Little Mountain?F. Hawkins. Drayj ton Hart, Geo. Bates. i Oak Grove Presbyterian?'Rev. Riec I Mt. Morriah?IMt, Olive. A. M. E.| .fas. "Wise. Henry Wise. .Tno. Caki j well. T. P?. Dominick j Lever Chanel, A. M. K.?FT. B. Ri i kard. Ponzer \ | Antiorh, Baptisf -W. ?.f Boozer j E. Dorley. Shiloh. A M. Iv?Rev. Brogdon .Tno. Henry. S. J Wise. Calvin Gal! ; man. TT 1:~ A AT T.' A T Qinfflotftn ' naiiiu'iw, .-a. i?i. w. -..w.... ? Willis Moon. Wil MrCrary. Boozer's Chapel. A. M. E.?!.Tnc ' Boozer. Rev. Rufus Carrington. Elisha. A. M. E.?H. B. Butler. .) ij R. Butler. J : St. Mary's. A. K E.?A. !>. Daven I port. 1. Sims. A. J. Young. Week's Zion, Baptist?Culler. Re"' j ben, R. S. Moon. j Vaughnville. Baptist?Fred Grias i by. Jones Pitts. G. C Bluford 1 ? < - tti 1. jj,17r.: I ^Happens?rrm:t ..its, a. J Pltis. Hal. Harri-. j Miidlic?Rev. .r. R Robinson, j Thomas Chapel -Tom Tho.ma-?, ; Wilson. 4 Scrap Iron ami Bras^ Wanted. Will pay highest price Langford and | Bushardt. 4-23 tf ^ ?1i ^ Baldness I; Conquered RECIPE MAILED FREE 1 , I A veteran business man, who was almost completely bald and had tried s numerous tonics, lotions, shampoos, etc., without benefit, came across, while on a journey, an Indians' recipe by which ! he grrew a complete crop of healthy, t ' luxuriant hair that he now possesses. ' . Others?men and women?have re' ported remarkable hair growth by the : <ame method. Whoever wishes the reI cipa may obtain it free by writing to } John Hart Brlttain, BA-222, Station F, , ' N'ew York, N. Y. Or obtain a box of 1 the ointment, Kotalko, made according > to the perfected recipe, at the drug i store, ready for use. !! Indians' Secret cJ Hiir Growtb s ! Tn a vast number of cases, when hair j falls out, the roots are not dead, but remain j imbedded in the scalp, aiive, like seed3 or Lulbs, needing ouly fertility. The usual r r.lkaline shampoos, alcoholized hair tonics, j etc., are of no .avail in such cases. The i Indians' ointment nourishes the hair and i ! stimulates the growth. Kotaiko fertilizes the scalp and induces J hair growth in evory case possible; wonderful results reported. For men's, women's t litiu Li.uu*i(*o /k;;/, n juu aic vain, ur losin,? hair, or have dandruff, you should * , try Kotalko. It is a pleasure to observo - ! the starting of new hair and its steady | increase until a prolific growth supersedes - thin hair or baldness. Cut out this notice; | show to others who want beautiful hair. ? Tho recipe is free. This is genuine. j j NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. [ I will make a t al settlement of . r\f Ahnot* TiiIiQn T^prri^k r LLie cotaiu v/1 Kf kLK,k V ; in the Probate Court for Newberry i c. atv. S. '. ' . wj-tjay the lt>*i. . day of [uly, 1918, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and will immediately there, after ask for my discharge as Administratrix of said estate, i Belle Derrick, Adrnx. , j Xewberry, June 12th, 191S. i >OTICE OF EXROLL.HKXT OF j YOTERS FOR DEMOCRATIC PROTARIES. I ! Pursuant to the ru??.- of the DemcI c-ratic Party of Soutn Carolina, I. I Harry H. Please". County Chairman of Xewberry County hereby .give notice J that the books of enrollment for thft | respective democratic, clubs for the I new enrollment of voters for the year i 1918. in Xewberry County, wilT be j opened by the secretaries or the enj roITrnent committees of the respective j dub? on Tuesday. June 4th. 1918, anJ i will" remain open for enrollment until j Tuesday, the 20th day\ of July, 191?. ! whicfr shall be the last day for en| rollinent. ! Eacu applicant for enrollment shall j in person write hig full name upor. ! the club rolf. and immediately irfrerei after In's age, occupation and post : office adtfress. If the applicant can| not write he may make iris mart wHncjfr j shall be witnessed by the secretary or i other person havfn? che custody of : the enrofl?nent book and the secretary or member of the enrollment commir,j tee shall' enter the other requirements. No person shall be enrolled' in any j club or vote in any club -district exj cept where he resides. j The ettrb districts, as heretofore ffxj ed. are- established for the year I&1S c K.. t-U ~ ! Persons wno oe-come 01 agt wv ui<? j time of the general election: of 191^, I to be held' on November 5th, 1918, and. I otherwise entitled to vote, will be permitted to enroll and vote in the primary elections of 1918. i The enrollment commitee^ for the j various clubs are as set o/rt below. ! The books will be opeued at the : places specified, and where no place "| fs naretetf the book for the- -club will I>? l opened and kept at the residence of ! the person first named as a member i of the enrollment committee, but the ! enrolment committee for a club may .' change the place for *:be keeping of J the book if they desire to do so, I ;i Ward Xo. 1?John H Baxter, Wm -I M. Dorroh. W. A. Hill Book at Bax -iter's undertaking sarlor Ward Xo. 2?W. W. Cromer, Harry - W. Dominick. T. P Johnson. ^Book j at National Bank. Ward 3. Xo. 1?Otto Kieitner, R. L ' Tarrant, C. H. Cannon Book at i,Klettner's store. -| Ward 3, So 2 (Mollohon)?D. D j Darby, W. S. .Tones, D C. Driggers I t^ook at I. T. Timmerman's store. , Ward 4?Frank R. Hunter, Geo. W >. Summer, Sr., T. B. Kibler. Book a' j i P. R. Hunter's office, in. old cour' .\ house. j Ward T. F Turner. W. H. Harde - ' man. J. Y. [ones. Boo* at Nesley <3 j Timmermari's store. * J Oakland? M. A. Atta v>iy, H. \V Thomas. W. K. Griffin Book at T - Vf. Sanders' store. j 'lelena?T. H. f'happeii. J. W. Hen. * derson. G P. Hill. I .Hartford?L K. Summer, .T. McD | Seliu^'T^t. W. n. Goggans. Jotoistrne?W. & Wallace. W. _ N v)l. } 3. Kllgore. ' J Oarmany -.John T 0>:?er. -I T. Cromer. J. A. Siieaiy lj| Mt. Bethel?S. V,*. Brown. S. A. Rikard. G. S. Ruff. ^ Mulberry - T. W. Keitt. J. A. Sease, f. I). Nance. i Mt. Pleasant?Krnest Ringer. J. L ; Henderson. G. F. Smith. ^|? i Whitmire ?B. Baker. W. R. Wat | son, John G. Holder. Book at John fl ! G. Holder's store. j Long Lane?J. C. Craps. T. B. Car- V i P T A Tiintiij I | am pi* it. t-i. aiui muu, ijuuiiii) ?j j Long. W. C. Sligh. Book at Jalapa l Mercantile Company's store. Kinards?J. A. Dominick. T. K. , Pope. John Miller. Pook at J. A. ! Dominick's store. y ; Longshore?G. H. Martin, A. R i < Morroh. J. W. Vilson. Book at Mar, tin's store. V Trinity?Marvin Longshore. John | Brehmer, J. C. Longshore. ^ I Recderville?P. C. Workman, R: R ! Livingston, W. T. Buford. ! Dominick?John X. Livingston, J. | M Abrams, M. Q. Chappell. Chappells?W. L. Andrews, J. J. j Murran, A. P. Coleman. Book at Cole< man & Scurry's office. | Vaughnville?L. H. Senn, H. D. j Hollinsworth. C. W. Mcore. 1 r?, i ?' rf -r r-1 -or* r Trr i :5a1 uaa. .\o. i?,j. s. weris, |. v? ! Sanders. H. T. Fellers. ! Utopia?E. 0. Lake, L. H. Boulwara, M : G. C. Blair. Silverstreet?G. P. Boulware, J. M. Nichols. C h. Leitzsev. Book at * post office. ! East Riverside?W. P. Paysinger, j E. L. Hayes, Olin Cousin. Prosperity?T. A. Dominick. W. J. Wise. Geo. W. Harmon. Book at T. i A.^ominick's store. | Liberty?G. F. Hunter, J. T. Hunter, Pope Morris. St. Lukes?C. S. Nichols. J. P. Hawkins, f. W. Meits. \ ! Saluda No. 9?Jacob A. Bowers. M. | C. Beden.bau^h. J. K. Monts. The books will be in charge of Jacob A. j Bowers., the secretary of the club. | O'Xeall?Pat B. W:ise, Willie H. B j Long. James Fuimer ' Monticello? (No report.) Big Creek?X. A. Nichols. Perry H .Knnkle, Otto Boozer. ' Little Mountain?J. B. Derrick, W. A. Counts,.A. X. Boland. Book at C., X. & L. depot. 1 Swilton?J. S Werts. J. E. Lon.?, J I.E. R. Shealy. i Union? J.- D. Quattlebanm, Geo. S. , Enlow. W. B. Franklin. A { Jolly Street?G. T. Kinard, D. L. * y | Stone. T. L. Boinest. i St. Paul?L. 3. Bedeu/baugft, G. A. f C. Wicker, T. D. H. Kibler. j Central?Eusebius Koon. J. A. Counts. John C. :SIigh. Zion?Jno. W. Kinara. 3f. H. Follf K. M. Saber. ^ St. Phillips?H. K Ruff, C. L. Ruff, G. H. STigh. 3cak at Ruffs store. Fomarfa?f. 7. Kinard. J. P. Setzier, t, . W. D. Hatton Hook at J". T. Kinard'a J J store. ' ^ Walton?J. L. Crooks. W. H. Folk, A. J. Myers. Book at Crooks'' store f A few clubs have n^t given mforma tion as yet. These are maked as "Nl report." As soon, as the informatioa is furnished, it will be inserted in this notice. A member of the enrolment committee from each club, or some person designated by him. win please call at my office for the ^nroriment book. . On the 3ist day of July,'1918, the ?Ani.n*/)pr r\' m;ih /-> f n h ~vf FT fnrxn TVl C va L J Vf V V i ? M " *?4 v. the enrolment book of his club to me, at Newberry, S. C. Harry FT. Bleasa, J County Chairman. Attest: fc B. B. Leit23 3y, ^ecrelrary. ? {" i only GET \ /biv? VQ-.^ -o " jmilSsto ',~rv>r. hv-c^w.h . ' M3y i . Qg -P. \ A ! give \m Mim j fl THJ? HV.?J!P;-I I 1 j T7ITTV WATCH JT Is: X IP A""D | \ ! HUSTLE. Si;ttE DKWil iO I'ASUOlx 1 , Friend AuNn. t: vV> don't *: iv-> to tclt ! 'j you anything Lho.it c< on. t.-.o grc.it; ' standard motor >jrso w ':!< >. you "cuss i ! out.'' but s-ldoru '>,^iii:ly cut out o? ] your motor. Ac that :rbOii is great j ' stuff?in its Diane. Thus it: may bo j "I life to tho electri.; li^ht?-a'-il-..* ;; is 1 death to gasoline motor efficiency. You Should do what thousands oi \ ' j satisfied autoi-fs are doing. They givo their motor; HV-sWiN CAR3GN KLj MOV Kit aad find it id sure death to j t i carbon. ky-stgn ImDroves tho Quality o? 3 I your "gas." giving 25% to 4<K? mote { mileage or. same amount of gasolfn ? * ; thus making for greater increased if- * ' j fieiency and economy those war ;.r.:es of high gasoline prices. C-ivo your dealer -tiho HIGH SIGN". | Then give your motor th<* IIV-SIGN. 1 I and note how gratefully ir. <ivcs you j j ita very oest ol syeeu. yuwer ?uxu. i J mileage. i HY-:iIlN hxs trravrd a!! that is | clai-iiea lor it bv exhaustive tests. BOX CONTAINING 2 4 cubes. Si. Cood for .120 gallon.* oi gasoline. ASK YOC& DEALER or send to Eureka Auto Products Corp. k 123 Liberty St., N. Y. City. t? 1 r J i / i