Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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YT ------ I OPER v I ' ml Daily Matine Prices: 50c Nights at Prices: 75c, ' 1 Reserved Seai Hi at Gilder & We I The Most Stupendoi I Sta j Proclaimed by P ? Being Greater i than "The Birth Presented here e York for 9 mont i _ r? _ o . i 1 ianta, via*, <u ww I La., 1 week in N< Chattanooga, S I Birmingham, etc I Lauerhter?T< Heart-Gripp Superb Spec if Music By . H - * JLLJUllXKAl ? flUVl . LEAVE THE STATE. ? Columbia, Dec. 6.?With at least 1 19,873 male whites of voting age in \ South. Carolina who cannot read nor. write, the illiteracy commission of South Carolina is about to launch a : campaign to wipe ont this disgrace to & the State The campaign will he ivnnimaafo^ of r'/lllim'hiQ Tiappmhpr 13. , au^ui ?>tvu wv ww ? j ; 14 when there will be an- institute fo/ j ^ -county leaders ar.d teachers of night j schools. An effort will be made to . f ' ' ' ' i> KIDNEYS WEAKE KMiwy troubles don't disappear Of themselves. They grow slowly bvt ] steadily, undermining health with deadly certc-itty, until you fall a vie- ' xizxi to incura,oie disease. < 3top your troubles wiille there is time. 1 Don't wait until little pains become big ; aches. Don't trifle with disease. To : .avoid future suffering begin treatment J w <with GOLD MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Cap* jidai now. Take three or four every 2 4ay until you are entirely free from I pain. This well-known preparation has been ' <eae of the national remedies of Hoi- i .land for centuries. In 1696 the govern- j nest of tiie Netherlands granted a 1 special charter authorizing its prepara- i rtion and sale. t %. vi3?* "*?' ' ,'\ f ^ V * i WlliU I IIMW t (: Opera House, Monday and a ' . y ^ HBflnHHHtoMQ ? es at 3 P. M. ; and $1.00 7:30 P. M. $1.00, $1.50 'is Now Selling t r% r?. ens urug store. s Production tver ged. ress and Public as and More Vital of a Nation." / % xactly as in New hs, 2 weeks At;ks New Orleans, ashville, Memphis, avannah. Macon, tm i ears ? Thrills, ing Story. _ t . . ' . 'l : , ^ Large ! hare a State-wide campaign for nigh schools far illiterates opened. The illiteracy commission, compose of Patterson Ward law, of the Univer sity of South Carolina, as chairman Miss Will Lou Gray, of Laurens, a field worker, and J- E. Swearingei State Superintendent oi Education Mrs.* J. L. Coker, Miss Mabel Mont gomery, George D. Brown, Jr. S. II Edmunds and Dr. C. B. Burts, ar sponsoring the movement. 3*he committee has suggested th following plan of organization: - ? ? ? NING? LOOK OUT! The housewife of Holland would almost us soon i>?i v/klioui food as without her "Real Dutch Drops," as she quaintly calls GOLD MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Capsules. They restore strength and are responsible in a gTeat measure for the sturdy, rfebust health of the Hollanders. Do not delay. Ge to your druggist and insist on his supplying you with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Take them as directed, and if you are not satisfied with results your druggist will gladly refund your money. Look for the name GOLD 1TT2DAL on the box and accept no other. In sealed boxes, hree sizes. tmmmmmmmmmmimiKimetmmmmmmmmmmmac Tuesday, December 1F-17 <5F?2 r <^a'mv?Hw.<'.v.wXwWMBBBM6i>v.s'MM^M >x<:o?:<?S888^NX-::vy^SwwaitaMBR:^:^^^^^^P JjjMs^ 1?P ' '^pp? ^MBg s c^? **" WfgS Mm JmM '' JszTsSs ;' ^ y ^yy^^Ks^SaiwBHB^';::: : D.W.GRIFFITH \ - Si \ jmtm. ^ ^fWW^, ^ >v *? '?*" BATTLE SCENES 0 {UNDER AU Symphony it First?That there be a committee of three on organization in each count, d j ty, of which the county superintendent j of education be asked to act as es ; officio chairman, one member to bt s appointed by the county board of edi. ucation' and the other by the twc ;.{members. - ( Second?That this county organiza^ tion committee be asked to see that 9 a school census be,taken and to hav# compiled in the county superintende ent's office a complete list of all illiterants, to encourage the establishj, -ment of as many night schools as possible, to work for such legislator ' as is necessary for the success of th< movement and to use all legitimate means of propaganda and ^gitation I The committee desires at least on< representative from each of the coun ties to come to Columbia for institute > and each county to get whole-heart1 edlv into the work of stamniner OU1 ? illiteracy through the medium of'tfc* n*ght school. Each teacher volunteer, ing will he paid Qne dollar a faighi for her services, and in a good manj ' of the counties, the Women's Federa tfon of Clubs, has subscribed anothei dollar. The work necessarily must b? a patriotic one, unless the General As. I sembly makes a specific appropriatioi for it. 0mm Ay EAST WAY rnrv n-nnTTftn nr uon 1U IVJCi If L V li C'LLiSU Drink Hot Water and Take Tassc< Haven't you often wished for z medicine to reduce your flesh? Something that does not require dieting .>1 ; calisthenics? Well, right here yo i ihave it in 5-grain Tassco tablet." which you may secure at the Newbe* } ry Drug Co. They are pleasant tc I take, perfectly harmless and case nc restrictions of habit or eating, and reduce the flesh, little by little, unti' you are down to the number o: oounds you wish to weigh. Too mucl flesh is undesirable, as most quit' -tout people will readily admit, ant it detracts from one's good appear ^nce; makes one clumsy and short'o breath. There isn't any reason why anyon should be too stout, wT,en there's thi much-tried, perfectly satisfactor remedy at Xewberry Drug o's. Tass "o tablets (doon't forget the nameare recommended by physicians an are guaranteed to be perfectly harm less. Refuse substitutes, if you ca not come to our store, we will ma Tassco to you. \ A VQ MON /A I O tup mm /* SUPREME*TR UEAi nm OF THE Ufe SWEETEST LOUE SK 3!!55P3I N THE BATTLE FIELD 'SPICES BRITISH WAR > Orchestra >|EYERY AMERICAN URGED TO JOIN THE EE? CROSS BY PRESIDIftT WILSON. } Proclamation Issued for Christina Boll-Call Week, December 16-23* , Whole Human Family Needs Christ mas Greeting:. t Washington, December 'Pres ' dent Wilson, in a proclamation marj public today, calls every America to join the American Red Cros DaII Poii moot Llil idtiiid'K' 'IWUli \A*1A VWttf ?r-u . . t 16 to 23, "and thus send forth to ti whole human family the Christina greeting for which it waits and fc which it stands in. greatest need The proclamation, prepared befoi the president departed for Europe, fo lows: The Whte House, Washington, 1 i C? November 26, 1918. To the Ame t lean People: One year ago twent: two milliom Americans by enrolling ? members of the Red Cross at Chris ' mas time, sent to the men who wei fighting our battles overseas a stin ulating message of cheer and goc will. They made it clear that oi people were of their Own free choic 1 - - * - *v united wim tneir guvciumcnb m determination not only to wage wa 1 with the instruments of destructio: but also by every means m thei power to repair thg ravages of the ir r vader and sustain and renew the spii it "of the army and of the home } which they represented. The friend i of the American Red Cross in Ita!? Belgium ard Prance have told, an will tell again, the story of how th 1 Red Cross workers restored moral . in the hospitals, in the camps', and a the cantonments, and we ought to I) > very proud that we have been pei > mitted to be of service to those who? sufferings and whose glory are tb I heritage of humanity. ? 'Xow, by God's grace, the Red Cros 1 Christmas message of 1918 is to be ? message of peace as well as a me* i sage oi good win. out pcauc uuco - mean that we can fold our hands, f means further sacrifice. Our men bership must hold together and he ii e creased for the great tasks to com s We must prove conclusively to an a ? tentive world that America is perm; nentlv aroused to the needs of tl 1 new era, our old indifference ?roi a forever i- The exact nature of the future ser n ice of the Red Cross will depend c il the program of the associated gover ments, but there is immediate net S DEC 16 flTHIS ~ 111 9 world IUMPH torn t SBi the to the fsfrC ffir. of woi in the ^ w t: H * ence v I D BW mwt t c*>y f^e Iff ?< .?? tion." Itighittn new months thew, in the ^ making - Nash v / * all en x * . laught S OF FRANCE' ST office) 9 * seldor Carried By < Company F* nmnii'in'r-n^ 1 ii today for every heartening word and for every helpful service. We must not forget/that our soldiers and our sailors are still under orders and still 19 fe&ve duties to perform of the highest ~ consequences and that the Red, Cros3 r- Christmas membership means a great deal to them. The people of the saddened lands, moreover, returning home l" today where there are no homes'must e have the assurance that the hearts n of pur pople are with them in the is /joTb- on* rfmiTiffui days ahead. ' Let UUA U uuu w T us, so far as we can, help them back ie to faith and mercy and in future hapLS piness. >r " As president of the Red Cross, con's J scious in this great hour of the value of such a message from the American people, I should be glad if every Amer3. ican would join the Red Cross for r- 1919 and thus send forth to the whole F- human family the Christmas greetis ing for which it waits and for which t- it stands in greatest need. *e (Sgned) Woodrow Wilson. 3- i l(i Trespass Notice?All persons are here lr k-o. not to trespass on the IJW? ;e lands of the undersigned in No. 6 ie towship by hunting, fishing or in any other manner. Mrs. Fannie Satterwhite, Frank Satter white. J. B Amick. 12-10 3tp i '3 .3 i / : YOUR e : December ;e 6 --- ^ a WK W I VI VI a ilj Pledge t| IS DUE 1-1 le ????? >e Make It v- GOOD >.i I n3d ??? yV; ; 17 DAILY I 1< MATINEES I CRITICISM: 1 tanooga, Term., Times.?"Xo 11 r art has been produced by the i war than D. W. Griffith's film | Hearts of the World" All ef- J leretofore witnessed to portray | ir are but feeble in comparison realistic depiction of one of the ist lore stones ever told amid j guish and the sublime sacrifice inded France. The marvelous , many authentic, and alf taken trenches and shell holes of. >, brought wild-applause that > cnViaidp pvat jiftftp the audi* ras out on the street. gripping is the pl&y- that one , cries, marvels and enthuses te forgets time and place. "The of a Nation' cannot equal in or technic this great producYork American.?"Hearts of >rld' is another Griffith triumph, y more vital than his 'The Birth ation-' It is a monster success." Lville, Term., Tennessean-.?"One greatest dramas of action that irer staged was David W. Grifvoderplay, 'Hearts of the World' Vendome this week. It is well ; it is a heart play and as such sals to every emotion of the huleart. More canmot be said oi ti's greatest achievement, a it \a .Mr 13 U1 I.UC II U1 1U vu?u ? >W ?. *ial to his wonderful genius, aid ippealiug and superbly presectn than- his 'The Birth of a Na- < Wm . s , iville, Tenn., Banner.?"Hearts World," David W. Griffith's war play, is one of the most ag photoplays ever screened in v ille. It is a play that touches iouur.s, tuav a v^ai 'V er and S6nd3 cvwjr drop of fi, tic blood coursing thfOtl<>h one'* B The audience went wild. Xct s in the theatre was dry, and umultuous bursts of aplaose has I i ever been heard in Nashville. :hose who saw the play can ap- B te its wonders." I SHAREHOLDERS MEETING. The regular annual meeting of the shareholders oi the National of Newberry, Newberry, S. C., will 1>9 held in the president's office on Tuesday the 14th day of January, 1919, at 11 o'clock a. m., for the election of directors and such other business as * may come before raid meeting. T. K. Johnstone, 12-1-0 4 weeks. uasmer. ?f? i THIXKS IT GRANDEST MEDICINE Bf WORLD. Piedmont Womaji Took Tanlac and Gained Much^?Made Great Change. ?Heartily Recommends it to AH Who Suffer As She Did. | ' "Tanlac gave me hack my strength and made me feel fine in- every way I think it is the grandest medicne Id the world amd I can heartily recom mend it to anyone who suffers from the complaints I had/' was the emphatic statement given by Mrs. Lizzier Brysom> of Piedmont, S. C., in endorse ment of Tanlac on May 9th. "When I began taking Tanlac I was so weak and broken down I could hardly keen oiit of bed. I had no appetite, I could hardly sleep at might and was nervo*!* to kill. "The Tanlac gave me back my health and strength, though. I soo" had a fine appetite, my neryes became vtrrmtr And steady. and I feel fine ir every way. In a week the Teniae hart me feling like a ;iiew woman. It two months ago that I stopped tafeinsr Tanlac." Gilder & Weeks, XewT^ry, S. C Prosperity Drnsr Co., Prosperity, Little Mountain Drug Co., Little Moun tain, S. 0., W. C. Holloway, Chap^ pells, S. C., Wbltmlre Pnarmacy. Whltmire. S. O. I 7 ;l ' . ' .JM