Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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s ’' 1 <? . ■ "' % ■ *' M X \ y - ^ ^ X H« PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, May 15, 191S. : /!• / • -..’i « 4T* - 4 \ , .)• « 1 V « v? ' M >4 gnmt ntt N What’s the worth of one baby’s life?/^ The time has come when you must put a money value on it. So much Red Cross money available, SO many babies restored. A little less Red Cross money available, so many babies lost by default. It’s as plain as that.' \ When you made that first Red Cross investment you had a fairly clear idea that there was plenty to be done and that the Red y But have you now a clear picture of v:hat price somebody will have to pay for one Relayed dollar or a hundred dollars withheld? You can’t- read a casual paeKoi* Red Cross reports from any where ‘‘over there”-without endanrwng the coolness* qi your de cision as to “how much.” O' Suppose you had found “am ther use’NPr your Red C . nppey^while ayo and ^corresponding'partho^ the price ol* \v described below weiit undone: y •T): v-. y- U " *• . *0 “(las bombs tisoi,. 75 cjiilar ;n y *... bVifirt’s h..n;l. »n%-cntv-orS* of th« iU -.»> ' 'n* the\i'•maimbr vcie mulcr nJ*M 'o;?- dirty, KiaciicHily tnmu:.: h . . ) .. ... . % .were crowd 1 In -v '-*\\ t;i > \v: 1 ; >ul . V • <. ‘i>dr * i.-y th, .tut undv r turn , '. ~Cf ti an » t r VI .. it ,vi-. in two day.-^thc U ! On*.- s *vor)< r: > ' 1 i?-.' <1 n . t . -y. X bariaik.s, ja'f'',. ! -i! jn; .lit food and cl:: u'ioii a 1 th c s; ok* larnilv. fl, 1 " : n; T 0.'< i .it t:.-.. \ yy y Was Inat nKniev well r e .. , \ , W\m V liiost • (Pies worth wh worth, per lmby? [ V;< :j, h r rem-were. r • \ ’fjuy a’-e tlie^biiture td* FiuiV v—the Ir ee abd \h civ‘ li/ation. W’e are in their'debt ior vhat ihei v father^ a od mxh- qrs have paid a treacly^—iil\h. 111 '* in cold, in mulilatioi^'ln slav ery. * -y • V. We shall pay up, too. Your rr 1 installment was there"in"' tune—new how much? Every cent of everKdollar received for the }{?d Ciovs \\ awl'ur.d ?>»k- . for War Relief. X X ‘ir roi k*’ ■ ■ / Tho ^Irtnorlcan n**i Cio!<i*lam-'t an: , It !«>ys ami ii •!:• i «-ntiv.‘ i> .-Milat.o^y'ia h** rclit f * Uiix-.v •;!’ 4'r»at culsimity.. . ; that t* .• Wo rid has «*v <f >v« a it .s tin- to holp voimm li.u-r hrfy in his t i« n’-ail** tt]> aln:o8t ♦'i.tirelv of ijf... of / •» ' ':-8. th** hijil) »r e.Noctjttvoa heinc WH4mn* X Wit'i Us thtJas^n*! of WutViyf* its t’eim n*l« .•\ception r.iSo aocti tuntfil to larr<* affair*. vPh» y- mi,* *-s and s;.r; *t!i riio^Cv; t-;.: portat>on tire In almost all ca >**.* u\in^ their s«*r\ic*Xx fa* illti*’*, it ir s«*v.inKyur' Xi’.- adva: c* wlthou^pcy. "x-uard and tht:' h.«lp>ti^ to win th*» wa it is supported entirely by its membCiBhip \ Conpr**** cntloirfres it. fees and by voluntary contributions. ‘ IV^aider.t XVtfson hea*b it. It. i» today hrincinK relief to Bufferinc hti- ThXWti^d>epartiii«-nt a’^ilits it? acro-'nts manity, both military and icivil, in every Wa: Yorr XrO, j our Navy and your Allies .»n- torn allied country. .. Ihuai^aftcallyN^uiorBe it. It plkns tomorrow M help in the work o .Twenty-two million Anterior’-.? have join- rertoration throughout the world. ed It. • ' . .. This Page Paid for and Contributed tathe Red Cross by the Following Pa;, mtie Business C Men of Lodge. v W X W. E. HEARS. DUDLEY LUMBER COMPANY. CODE’S OARAGE. J. S. JORDAN. x THE PEOPLES BANK. LODGE MERCANTILE COMPANY W, M. FOX. E. R. BISHOP & COMPANY ) •/ / ii