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f , ... \ HAY 12, 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE SEVEN LUSITANIA'S BEAD ESTIMATED AT 1,500 RAIDING SQUADRON ;get much liquor. i < !iarh‘>'on Major Sends {{ejMjrts Tin* (ioveruor. to 5C FAR AS KNOWN ABOl t SEVEN HUNDRED PER- l SONS* ESCAPED j ' Nearly 6.t*00 bot.les of leer have ^ | been seized l»y the Charleston po- JUe^fnce tlfe law er.forfement oanj- w.ts boena. accordi'ne t.> re peris filed by .Mayor John I*. (Jra<— *• ith Gov. Maiiring. The Charlos- i<?n mayor forwarded th* reports or "■m* .fhmes R. Caiit'vell, chief of police. r»/'kTjrr\\r r''f\rrs TAT'' 4 ' withou> cement. Gov. Manning T UK 1 I *r 1 t Ti .'•:!* «i 1q ui?« urs t>!e repoit by the hartcafoa mayor. , Th-> f>7Hov.i»rR reports hav.' beeji i ?rnn3»r*lttod by Mayor Grace, ef Cbar- b.'itot; to Gov. Manninp: I .. •Aiit’harlcsroji. :\tir. 2t». 1 h 1 j i "fir n.. Jo’.iTt I’. Gr.. *. M 'vor, City.. | ••t'e-r Fir: In reply to your, re- rntil Inquiry i* lie! I || |.j: Canto to l*c Caught Will Remain Sax-rf. • mat in the t.. t; t ,.t London. May (icre.put the death r*iil in? of the Canard-*- I.us up ro I.BrtO. Superintendent !> dd. of tb- r •*•- *n]. Line, today dish'd line**;: liopea that there mipht b» f *•: r survivors in a statement that K.bi: "The only proWem now is to id*':;- Hfv the nameless dead.” So far as can be ascertain-'ll about TOO pemons escaped when the line- rank after beina struck hv German torpedoee. but of these f» have died from exposure or from injuries. Lord Mersey Is to conduct an in- nuest into the disaster and until that beains. official opinion as to how the Lusltant catne to be caught and why to many Uvea were lost, will remain l secret. The general unofficial Dpinion is that several German sub- m a fines were assigned to the task of ItMcMng th« liner and that they, manoeuvred her Into position where the could net escape. ^ Altered Her Co wee Passengers any that for some time before the flrat torpedo was fired the Lusitnna bed altered her course, and they ascribe this to the fact that one German submarine had shown her- helf. sending the big liner in the direction where others wer« waiting to strike. Beyond anger at the Germans the catastrophe has had no effect on the British people. Steamers are striv ing and departing as usual and even iteamen to Ireland are being freely patronised. The heavy Ion of life on the Lusl- tsip was due. passengers believe, to the fact that some officers at least reaassnred them, after the first torpedo struck, that the Lusttana would remain afloat. Preparations were mad# to launch the boats, but before this could be done, a second torpedo hit the steamer and she list ed so badly that the crew could only work the boats on one side of the ship. Another factor was the extreme confidence of the passengers them selves in the infallibility of the water-tight compartments. The Lusitana was not in the British navy list for April among the merchant vessels commissioned as npval auxiliarv craft and Cunard of- flrials deny that sbe ever mas used for that purpose. < u* A for the, roford o f tb * i!ei " r.’ In (or.plyln? with vour order f * ibe f-’iforrenint of the law, l '.'e? to . d \ 1:%' that lhr. - r-iuads tit ’ <! •r. 'ivo depart:rif n*- •.-.'ricn-d to '■/or. e san-* have ma-J • t t.» raid-. *' lif.sratinc and -deliv ii..? to the '■ curly dispensnry tbr following •. ines, Idi'tors. etc.: a. *> ? * bottlea of beer. 77'.' half pints uT whiskey. .11 ,l quarts of whiskey. 5 I'uarts win*', 0 'gallons whisk* y and one-half barrel wine, cortalnine 27 gallons. In ad dition to this. 6^ Kegs of beer were confiscated and emptied hi the sew er. 6i» were seised and demolish*'d and all gambling has been suppress ed, 43 places have discontinued the illicit sale and all others have been driven to cover and now resort to the hip poclret practice and only keep sufficient stuff on the premises to supply the immediato demands. They replenish their stock from pri vate residences in the locality under cover, but bv continually raiding them they will eventually have to go nut of business. This department ha* conscientiously enforced the law and will continue to do so, even thoagh It overtaxes the department by drafting men from the line of protection to the public in Its en deavors to enforce the law. There fore I will respectfully request'the appointment of five additional men. Trusting you will approve of same, I am, _ . / "Tours respectfully. "James R. Cantwell, "Chief of Police.” TIZ FIXES ACHING. SWOLLEN, SORE FEET "Charleston. April 26, 1916. "Hon. John P. Grace. Mayor, City. "Dear Blr: 1 beg to report the fol lowing parties and placet who have discontinued business: . J. Syracuse. Olympic club. .1 Kong. L. Williams. G. Moraccos. H. Nicks. Z. Danikas, I. Goldberg. P. Pash. J. Addison. O. Peters. J. Mar tin. I. Cohen. A. Jannsan, J. H. ; Drews. O. Jones. E. L. Drake, E. D. Morgan. E. Doscher, H. Hackett, J. Goldman. B. Tumbolli. J. Mc Laughlin. J. B. Drak'*, S. Yeabon, B. Lorkleir. M. Passiras, I. Goldman. Peter Hughes. Fred Dixon, Acme club. J. C. Wyndham, E. Perano. Carolina Yacht Club. Charleston, club. German Artillery. German Fus iliers. Elks’ club. Santee club. Fre- undsrhaftsbund. St. John’s Hotel, Charleston hot°l. Argyle hotel. "Yours respectfully, “James R. Cantwell. . "Chief of police. “Official: "H. L. Calder. . “Clerk, Police Department.” “I Never Spent Any Money That Did Me So v Much Good as That I Spent for Vino!. ,, . r • v UellefontAJ.te.Cf'.io.—“I wish rvery •tired, weak, nenous woman could have \ iaol for 1 ru ver s-vtit any n.i>ncy in iny !:f*» that uid rr:o t> i..u,-h ^..oa a; lhaL 1 3p»*rt for Vinyl. My nerv i were in a wry Vad condition. iraVingms very weak, li.» *. .nd worn o *t anj otter drowsy !; odac!i * I h. • 1 tried cod liver c;l, d :t>r’s n o-ib'/.-H, aci-otiier pro,oar..*: m» • ithout b •, fit, "0a' ' y a f*u :rl ark "J D'* it trj ! i : ::,.d » a i:.. -• •ft.. In 'ck-zs. (I, i : k ne*ty.;* jiSi r. - l r~> ■ ironn, Vi.*,* t- nr .i:;ciw« ’ -,.nd f inv hoi;-; ■ vd" : i I! r. • : J. F L'AMtur.::, ?;1 ; • > « ti. i •Uf WO / *. i . I.ncf • .VCIVOU.T. W ',!■ men : h*-,ul i take k* ra. I-:, and try Vim ! for tS.*t» >:■■ ■ t '. r&tiy thousands c£ men r.ra women w».o yuTt formerly run-down, eok and nervous who ewe their good iuulth to Vh*o!. It is the medicinal, tissue buildingele- ments of the cod’s livers, aid til by the blood making, strengthening influence of tonic’ iron; contained in V inol, which makes it so efficient in all such cases. Sick Headache. Mrs A. L. Lurkie. Bast Roches ter. N. Y.. waa.a victim of sick head ache and dispondency, caused by a badly w akened and debilitated con dition of her stomach, w'hen she be gan taking Chamberlain's Tab lets. She says. "I found them pleas ant to take, also mild and effective* In a few weeks’ time 1 was restored to my former good health.” For sale by all dealers, * *** ooooooooooooooooooo W1XTHKOP COLIJOGK. o ooooooooooooooooooo Rock Hill, May lO.^Wlntbrop auditorium was packed and standing room was precious when on Satur day evening the three literary so cieties—Curry, Winthrop, and Wade Hampton—presented "A Midsum mer Night’s Dream," with a cast of more than seventy student perform ers. Though *%any of *the parts wes« very difficult In their proper presentation, no fault could be found with any, portion of the entire pro duction, and even the most exacting connoisseurs could hot Unkindly criticise It In its minutest details. The elaborate costumes and artis tic scenery rendered the comedy rendered the comedy moat spectacu lar. Especially pleasing was the last set, in which the majestic state liness of the scene was heightened by the exquisite rendition of the "Wedding March” from ‘"Lohen grin.” After the play was over, the en tire cast appeared en masse, making i most beautiful sight. Lords and lad)**, lovers, attendants, soldier*, rustic players, and the fairy train were grounetf In a most picturesque manner. Each witness of the drama wished to render heartiest expres sions of thenks and aonrefiation to the head of the Department of Ex pression. who recentlv made an «s- peet»l trio fn New York to se© a new staging of this play. At tbe conclusion of the entertain ment there was a short reception in the parlors of" fhe main building, w hero the college girls and boy* and the visitors for the occasion met and discussed the grent merits of th« plav and some of the amateur ‘stars’ were In tho throng to receive th? well-deserved praises which were sung by all. How t omfort Tired. Burning. < all"ii*»ed K»-ei and Corns. People who are forced to stand on their-feet all day know what sore, tender, sweaty, burning feet mean. They use ’ HZ." and TIZ" carer their teet righ* up I: keeps feet in perfect conditon "TIZ'’ is the only remedy in the world that draw? out all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet and c.vu«e tender, sore, tired, aching feet. It instsntly stops the pain in corns, cal louses and bunions. It’s srnplv glorious. Ah! how comfortable youfi feet fe^l after using ”TIZ You’ll never limp or draw up yovr face in pain. Your shoes »von t tighten and hurt your feet. Get a 25 cent box of “TIZ” now from any druggist, department or general store. Just think' a who1« yqar’s foot comfort for only cents. I P.yni.KMS FOR in NKAHDS. Is If 11 Sin to Hide in \ul<»mol»ile to Crow T<*tu»«cu. or NOT ENOUGH CUIIMM ever receive the proper balance of food to sufficiently nourish both, body and brain during the growing period when nature’s demands are greater than in mature life. This is shown in so many pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds, and lack of ambition. For all such children we say with unmistakable earnestness: They need : Scott’s Emulsion, and need it now. It ! possesses in concentrated form the very foci elements to enrich their blood. It ! changes weakness to strength; it makes them sturdy and strong. No alcohol. Scott & Bowne. Itloomficld, N. J. \ C\ PRESS SASH DOORS BUNDS i/ mouldings AND MIL [.WORK ^^«scsBmssocxasiNmBO«HiBmmaO^. IGE CREAM We ate now receiving lee Cream from Hahn’s. This is made of the best material and contains ifo chemicals of any kind. The Pure Food Cream. • . SODA FOUNTAIN We have recently renovated our sada fountain and made it more Sanitary than ever. Have also put in a new line of syrups and crushed fruits and have a man •that can mix the drinks to suit your ta le. GASOLINE e have recently Installed ;i gasoline depot and are now prepared to fvri.i. li you gasoline in tiny quantity at the right price, business. V i e a>k you to allow us a part of your Mr . Frist Thursday. I J Giv- 1 Indy-Bower*. Mia* Eva Ihcjv an * , Bower*, wen* "married April w 29. by Magistrate H en*. ■• *. Mis* Ihelv i- the orb daucM - <• Mr?. L w: Hilev arrd i a’ y< lady of manv lovabb* trail' Mr How. r- i' 'Hr •• u* ft ** r •ff this * onv*>unity, vb/ b' f, « popular and much • if \ ’ entire t irej • <>e freed; ’H:* 1 i Pleased to know they v.ir Beni el.' ri. ytor. Ohio. May 7 Tbe Dunk- ards. the Old (Jertnan Baptist breth- r . !' < onsider it a sin to use tobacc o, and at tb«dr national conference to be held at Hver’.i church, four T.ii!*'? n« rtb of Dayton. May 23, they will determine hv vote if it also is a sin ••rain'd fhristianity to grow the vuo-d as well. This is the main is sue to be brought up wh-n 6.Otto of the sect gather. Another question to be settled is: "!« it a sin to own and ride in an automobile?" Likewise this issu- uilfbe put to a vote and settled for future generations of Dunkards. tb Some Forms of Rheumatism Me. Fura- Khepmatlsm is a disease charac- tenred bv pains in the joints and in The muscles. The most common forms are: Acute and Phrenic Rheumatism. Rheumatic Headache*, Sciatic Rheumatism and Lumbago. \H of these types can be helped ah- Holutelv hv applying some good Unl- rn'Mit fh'* f pent rates. An applica tion of Sloan’s Uriment two or, !tbre*' - time- a* day to the affected rt will vi'e’ instant rwlief. Sloan*' . 1.'j ir « ri •' rood for pain, and e»- Ifl'.-unitic Pain, bemuse in - to tb/ seat- of the trouble., ti .. *jTlji • d »art and drav - S! ••it *s Liniment i- ; •:'!! •" Get •? 2”*' bottle nd'-- of emergency. I.IL’K t>\ HOSES. Rb k HiU, May 10.— During past few weeks many calls h:-v" come to the, Winthrop College Agri cultural Department, asking for a remedy tor plant lice that are no a so bad on the rosebushes. We here giv e a spray fo-mula for plant lice which may be used on roses, chry santhemums. and other plants. Boil l-8 t of a cake of sc:»p in 2 quarts soft" water; take away from stove and churn in one gallon of kerosene oil. Churn this mixtu r c 15 or 20 minutes. Now when ready to tiji? take one part of this etnul- parts of water -keep well hen using. to ime tak sityfto 10 • mixed whe PE-RU-NA TIm Traveler's Companion rut | nr ipilv '.'..*>• * r* ' 7 ’v,. j .•*r F*‘ i Kovp i f at ; ban in care writ#.**; "Oifr whol' f on Pine Tar" Htyy > " Ma> be. sorrier one in your fan.iilv has ' severe Gold—perhaps it js the b.’ y The ' original Dr. Bell s Pine T.*r Honey penetrates the linings of the Throat andvLungs. destroys tho Germr. an ! allowp Nature, to act. At your Druggist, 25c. - WHITE MW WITH BLACK'l.»\EH n>r iy WHOLE FW.ff.Y 7>KPi:\i>K\T I TV;* •*'• r * ! T>\' r '%' r 11 Mr. K. Willim s. M <: Bon Ohio, jwrs thoug’.» 1 ’ rv ' ‘ " lueal of the pnssipns. The »r'>';!)l was mOsj pepj'le is that tl'e,r U'-t TfX'nmes black because of imp’tritb * in the blood due to bad phvsical states, causing Biliousness. Head- a»h n . Dizziness and Constipation. Dr. King’s New Life Pills will clean up the Liver, and give you new ! Jife. 25c at your Druggist. . ’/’ft Mr. Arthur I*. Pierce. 2618 Sher idan A v e.. $*. Louis, Mo. "The curative value of reruns Is truly wopderful. I.lhlnk *Jt especially val uable as a speclfle*' | for catarrh of tho system, and for a man who has trpv^* tied for years as l have and who is certainly exposed to Irregular meals and' uncomfortable Nleeplng accommo dations, Peruna la one of, his best and most needed traveling compan ions. It throws off disease and keeps him well. I therefore heartily recommend It” Those who objoet to liquid modi* tints pan now procurt Reruns Tab* IsU. ' — i For Sale High Grade Meal and Hulls, the best and Cheapest Feed ** SEED WANTED. We offer three deals, Sell, Swap or Store. COTTON GINNING Saturday, WE BUY SEED COTTON. REMNANTS Wakerboro Oil MiD We are still In the Monument business at the samot place, giving •ir customer* better money-saving values than ever before. Means money saved t oyou and another aat- isfied customer added to our list B. R.LULMER WALT! RBORO, S. C. THE FARMERS Are especially invited to our restaurant when in Walterboro. Our service is bound to please. OUR SPECIALS We handle the best line of candies in the town, and when you want any call and see us. Remember, we alsu have a fine line of cigars and tobaccos. H. G. & F. a CROSBY ir-n -r* r ' CoDetoi and Dorchester Coories Have Recently been added to my territory, for FORD CARS. I have about 20 in stock. Be glad to sell you, either in Olar or Walterboro. If in need of one, take i up with me at Olar or Mr. Ayer at Rizer and Ayer's Stables at Walterboro. C. F. RIZER OLAR, S. C. Piles C«rad la 6 to 14 Day* Your druggiK will refund money if PAZO | OINTMENT fut. t. cur. Mr cm. of Ittfci. Blind. BiMdiagar PrWr»*ogPUe.intl.Md,r» rw tr»i .i>rlit,li«#n giee. Es* mad Krtt. —r To Cure a Cold la Oao Day Take LAXATIVE BROMOQuinine. Ut*oputb^ Cough aa4 ile^che and work, off Dm Oofck Druggfat. refund money if it fails to cure. K. W. GROVE S .igoature on aoch bos. 2Sc- THE 1 LADDER TO SUCCESS Is there a leak in your business? ' » . z*' • Count the cost of maintaining * • each department, and then figure outjthe’jresultsDoesYeach de partment pay? If it does not WHY . * y* keep it? Let us suggest that you look into your publicity depart ment. The results more than pay for the amount expanded. Then add to it. It is a good thing that cannot -be overcome. Give it . ' * ,, i * trial in The Press and Standard a N I I R D X x