The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 06, 1915, Page TWO, Image 2
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WOMENS' CONGRESS
NOT ALL PEACEFUL
Ladies From Europe Insist on
Talking War and Justice
T* A^U AM
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
One of the Delegates From Belgium
Surprises Audience by
Her Remarks.
The Hague, Netherlands, via London.?The
wings of the dove of peace
were ruffled at the session of the International
Congress of Women. At
the instance of Dr Augspurg, of Munich,
the entire Belgian delegation
was invited to the platform. They
were welcomed by the chairman,
Miss Jane Addams, of Chicago, with
both hands,shaking with the German
delegates.
- i /* i 1-1 At
in moving- inc unai resolution, ivirs
Kosika 'Schwimmer, president, of the
Hungarian Woman's Suffrage Association,
requested that ail delegates
stand one minute in silent prayer for
place. Mile. Hairier of the Belgian
delegation, asked permission to utter
a few words.
When this was granted she astounded
her audience with this dramatic
exclamation:
"1 am a Belgian before everything
and I cannot think as you do. There
can be no peace without justice. The
war must continue until the Belgians
wrongs have been righted. There
must be 110 mediation except at the
bar of justice." General sympthy for
the Belgians caused part of the audience
to break into cheers.
Justice Added to Resolution.
On the motion of Miss Holbrook, of
Chicago, the word "justice" was inserted
in the resolution which reads:
"The International Congress of
Wnmrn nf rlift'ovonf ntif inne
f f VIIIV1I) V/JL villi VI VII t UUtlV/IIO) V I vv\iu J
-classes and parties, is united in expressing
sympathy with the suffering
of all, whatever their nationality,
who are lighting for their country or
who are laboring under the burden
of war. Since the mass of the people
of each of the countris now warring
believe themselves to be lighting not
aggressively but in self-defence and
for their national existence, it urges
the govrnments of the world to put
"an end to this bloodshed and to hegin
peace negotiations, and it emphatically
demands that the peace
which follows shall be permanent,
and, therefore based upon justice and
principles which include those adopt
ed by this congress."
"I was a suffragist and remained
a suffragist. I suffered in jail for it.
I am just a plain English working
woman, but I represent millions of
women who favor the present just
war as much as do the men. One
hundred and eighty women are said
to be waiting at Tilbury to come to
this congress to talk peace. For every
one of those women a thousand
women arc willing to accompany
their sons and husbands to fight. We
are tired of the century old silly
platitudes such as are uttered here."
Mrs Lillingston insisted on continuing
her speech until she war
ruled out of order.
Elizabeth Glendower Evans, of I Jos
toil, and Mrs. Morgan Branch, of San
Francisco, moved and seconde 1
amendment to the resolution referring
to the armament. The dele
gates urged that all neutral nation.-,
place an embargo on arms and air.
JI1UII1I/1UII.
Miss Adams said:
"1 am glad to agree with Mi. f
Evans' indictment, as much of this
happened in America," but she ruled
that the amendment was out of order,
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Desolation in Colon.
Colon, May 1.?The city of Colon
half of which was destroyed by fire
yesterday, presented a scene of deso
lation today. According to police rec
ords, ten persons, two of whom wer<
Panama policeman, perished, am
many were injured. The loss is stil
estimated at $2,000,000. The Amer
lean consulate was among th ebuiid
ings destroyed.
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Berlin, April 28.?(By wireless).?
The French armored cruiser Leon
Gambetta was torpedoed by an Aus
trian submarine, according to news received
by the Overseas News agency.
The offensive assumed by the Germans
in the Ypres region has given
rise to the report that they are about
to undertake another carefully planned
attempt to force their way to
Calais.
Six hundred acres of wheat have
been destroyed by crickets in the Wilson
Creek section of Grant county,
Washington, according to a report
made by C. W. Creel, cereal and
forest insect expert of the federal departmnt
of agriculture.
London, April 28.?An official announcement
has been given out from
Belgian army headquarters on the
continent which reads: "The situation
on April 27 showed that the German
artillery was evidencing little activr?i-?
f vnnl h\' tlio RaI fflflll
army.
The longest early spring drought in
more than 40 years was reported as
existing over Eastern United States.
Cotton aud truck crops in the Southeast
as suffering.
Flood conditions in Texas last
week continued encouraging, rains
having ceased in practically all the
water sheds.
On the narrow, rocky Gallipoil peninsula
in Turkey, and on a restricted
front strotohincr northward from
Yprcs, were in Belgium, two of the
most vital struggles of the war were
in progress last week.
French troops have occupied the
village of Kum Kaleh, the Turkish
fortress on the Asiatic side of the entrance
to the Dardanellies.
With the new draft of the Japanese
demands on China in the hands
of the Chinese foreign minister, interest
is aroused in the nature of the
modifications Japan has' made in the
original document. President Yuan
Shi Kai and his advisers have examined
the demands as amended, but
no decision has been reached, and
they are likely to be the subject of
further discussions.
An appeal for relief of Armenian
Christians in Turkey has been made
to the Turkish government by the
United States.
Exportation of raw cotton from the
United Kingdom was specifically prohibited
in a special supplement of the
official gazette issued last week.
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Better Preparation for Teaching.
T-T ill ATn v 9?Tt 1ms boon trn
ly said that teaching is both an art
and a science. Any training which is
c.fective recognizes the.se two phases
of the process. At Winthrop College
the effort is to combine as closely
as possible ti.e theory and iru
practice of teaching. Along with
.J.".or c^m-fcc-s n education during the
.iuniur year a course in cbservath n
and criticism of instruction is given.
This course provides opportunity for
prospective teachers to observe the
Training School and its wor!* from
many angles. The Training School
building, its heating, lighting, ventilation,
furniture, halls, stairways, fro
protection, etc., are first noted briefly
Then comes the main body of the
work upon the conduct of the clam
room exercise. Here, also, is offered
the best possible opportunity to study
! individual children and their peculiarities.
It should he noted here that
these children will form the classes
which the observer will teach as a
senior practice teacher. Hence ,sho
has a real motive for close and careful
observation. She observes the
work of all supervising teachers, am
some work of practice teachers a*
? well, and from these observations she
' may select those methods and device?
which may later aid in solving hei
" own problems.
This course gives juniors an opnor
1 tunity to become thoroughly aequain'
ted with the Training School?its or
ganization, its management, its spirit,
ideals, and practices. Hofore the
ll'rtvl/ r\f fViie /enliven 10 A/I 4VW
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whom she will teach the followin(
year.
i Winthrop girls have always beei
well prepared for teaching, but then
' , is much evidence that the change not
* ed above will result in better prepara
tion than ever before. The State i;
* entitled to the best.
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THE HORRY HERA
WHAT OTHER PAP
Will the Girls Too?
Soon everybody will be frolicking
with the mermaids; that is, everybody
in a bathing suit.?Charleston Evening
Post.
Means Wickedness.
Despite woman suffrage, Chicago
remains Chicago and what could be
wickeder??The State.
Always Laughs.
The less a woman means it the
louder she can laugh.?York News.
Everlasting Want.
"Man wants but little here below,"
but even a little is too much if it is
calculated to make him thrist for
more.?The Morning Star.
The Limit.
The Clinton Chronicle has a delicate
way of asking us over to eat
watermelon with them this summer.
A watermelon seed was neatly wrapped
in our last copy of. that cxc
h a n ge.?Y o rk N ew s.
"Pie is Coming."
"Business is reviving in the tin
plate mills throughout the country."
A ^ v ?? O I Will* Xll UUK I \WIllO, J"^
coming.?Dillon Herald.
Ashamed to Tell It.
The other day we saw a farmer
literally flying out of town with a
hale of western hay strapped to the
rear of an automobile. We do not
blame the man for exceeding the
speed limit; if it had been us we
would have waited in a back alley until
nightfall.?Dillon Herald.
Really So?
"The Cotton Acreage Reduction," is;
a headline that is playing out. The
discussion will shortly shift to the cot
ton acreage increase.?Charlotte Observer.
Personal Question.
What are you doing for your town ? j
?American Press.
Take the Hint.
Ads get wads.?The State.
CALOMEL IS MERCt
ACTS ONJJVE
"Godson's Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver
Better Than Calomel and Doesn't
Salivate or Make You Sick.
Listen to mo! Take no more sickening,
salivating calomel when bilious or
constipated. Don't lose a day's work!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are sluggish
and "all knocked out," if your
liver is torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, if breath is bad or stomach sour
just take a spoonful of harmless Dod?ou!a
Liver Tone on my guarantee.
TRADE AT
Our Stock is more varied
suit the needs of this entire
the best interests of our cus
at prices that they can affo
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lLD, CONWAY, S. C.
ERS ARE SAYING |
Old Gag. |
The sweetest, graduate in the world
will finish school just about 99,000 *
times in the next few months.?Times
and Democrat.
The Sle?*nv Times.
It is said that May chicks sleep '
themselves to death. These spring
days we rather hanker to be a May
chick.?Marion Star.
The Same Here.
The City Fathers should get the
business section of the town sprinkled
every morning. The big steel tank J
Is full of water. Let's get some good
out of the bond issue.?The Enterprise.
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Stared Out.
'Barnes gazed at Roosevelt for two
minutes." Both survived.?Exchange ;
No Old Maids.
Dorothy Dix declares: "There is no
such thing as an old maid." Even if '
there were, and old maid is no
"thing."?Wilmington Star.
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The Sons of Ministers.
Dr. Reisner thinks that it is hoc- i
tuiuse the newspapers "never publish
the usual, but always the unusual;"
for that reason, he says, a '
minister's son going to the bad is heralded,
and a few like him establish
the rule, when they ought to form *
only the exception.?Daily Record. 1
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They Will. i
I? ...ill
i>iii lies uim nnuiievuii win pruve
that there is still some news left in
tHo United States.? Evening Post. 1
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General Improvement. .
There is a general agreement among t
business and financial authorities
that business is making a decided improvement.?Florence
Times.
Conway's Goat.
During the gabe between George- !
town and Conway Friday, a little goat
persisted in running out on the diamond,
to the amusement of the spectators.
One of our boys had to get
it off forceably. We presume this
was the visitor's goat.?Georgetown |
Times.
IRY! IT SICKENS!
:R LIKE DYNAMITE
Here's my guarantee?Go to any drug
store and get a /it) cent bottle of DodBon's
Liver Tone. Take a spoonful tonight
and if it doesn't straighten you
right up and make you feel fine and
vigorous by morning 1 want you to go
back to the store and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale of calomel because it is real liver
medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore it
can not salivate or make you sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's
Liver Tone will put your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels of i
that sour bile and constipated waste
which ia clogging your system and making
you feel miserable. 1 guarantee that
a bottle of Dodaon's Liver Tone will
keep your entire family feeling line for
months. Give it to your children. It is
harmless; doesn't gripe and they like its
pleasant taste.
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lUUUViLLt
and up-to-date than ever to
section. We still try to serve
tomcrs, and offer them goods
rd to stand, and prices that
I times brought on by the EuOF
ANYTHING.
tion elsewhere, come on to
u what we can do.
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OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH
CAROLINA PEOPLE
William C. Gant, alleged to have
deserted the United States army on
March 26, last, while en route from
Norfolk, Va., to Fort H. G. Wright,
Now York, was arrested in Chester
Monday by Chief Grant' of the police
department. There is a reward of
$50 for Ms return to the government's
nearest post. Gant gave his home address
according to the government, as
Yorkville.
.Since the gallon a month law went
into effect, the consumption of liquor
lias greatly decreased in Gaffney. This
is evidenced by the greatly reduced
shipments ami the passiveness of the
blind tigers," who have heretofore
given the officers no little trouble.
The interstate commerce commission
lias dismissed the complaint of
the Columbia Railway, Gas and Electric
company of Columbia against the
Southern railway. The Columbia
company complained that the rate of
24 cents per 100 pounds on gas oil in
tanks from Jacksonville, Fla., to Columbia
was unreasonable and unjust.
The commission declares that the
present rate is reasonable.
J K. Swcal'ingen, State superintendent
of education, has addressed a letter
to the county superintendents,
trustees and teachers of the State,
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/uuiug aiAuntiuii to mc snort course
in agriculture to be conducted by
Clemson College oflicers during the
month of August.
Governor Manning has granted a
parole to Parrott Milam, of Laurens
:ounty, who was convicted in Laurens
county in the spring of 1910 on
the charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Julian Mace, the infant daughter of
Mr and Mrs Bright Smith, of Centenary,
Marion county/ died at their
home of meningitis, April 13.
The People's Drug Co., of Georgetown
was commissioned with a capital
stock of $5,000, the petitioners being
H. L. Gardner and Capers G.
Barr.
Chief Game Warden A. A. Richrdson
stated Monday that 50 cases
against persons chartrod with violat
ing the fish and game laws had been
made by his department during the
past three months.
The Charleston County Board last
week decided in accordance with an
opinion of the Attorney General, that
they had no power to fix the compensation
of State Constables for Charleston,
should the Governor appoint
any.
Recently Governor Manning honored
an extradition from Gov. Henderson
of Alabama for the return to that
state of Jim Johnson, wanted in Jefferson
county, Alabama, for violation
of the prohibition laws. The man is
said to be at Nceces, Orangeburg
county, and the Alabama officer, J.
Y. Levings, left for Orangeburg Monday
afternoon to present the papers
to SherifF Sallcy and get the man.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy
has been filed against Jake Forb,
merchant, of Saluda.
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IS CONWAY SATISFIED
The Evidence is Convincing?The
Testimony Open (<> Investigation
Ih fore a statement can be accepted
her. it must be supported by local
testimony?by the evidence of some
one residing in Conway. Statements
from unknown people in remote
places may be true, but we cannot
prove them, Here is a statement by
n Conway resident:
Mrs. G. A. Mackien, nurse, Laurel
St., Conway, says: "I don't hesitate
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. I
consider them a valuable medicine for
backache, headaches, dizziness and
irregular passages of the kidney secretions.
I have often recommended
them and they have always given the
. best ol* results."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
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Your Child's Cough is a Call for Help
Don't put off treating your Child'?
Cough. It not only saps their strength
but often leads to more seroius ailments.
Why risk? You don't have
to. Dr. King's Now Discovery is jus1
the remedy your Child needs. It is
made with soothing, healing and anti
septic balsams. Will quickly checl
the Cold and soothe your Child's
Cough away. No odds how bad th<
, Cough or how long standing, Dr
King's New Dscoverv will stop it
It's guaranteed. Just get a botth
from your Druggist and try it.
ROVER INTERNED ? I
AT NORFOLK YARD 1
Kronprinz Wilhelm Laid up for 1
Period of War Says 9
Disnatr.h ?
SICKNESS PREVENTED DASH j
Captain Thicrfielder Asks Uni- J
ted States to Take Charge
of Ship. . f U
Newport News, Va.,?The German fit
auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm, 1
was interned at the Norfolk navy
yard for the remainder of the war m
and was at a pier filling her coal bun- \
kers. Work of coaling* was to be com- ?
ploted last week and cruiser taken to ^ I
Norfolk for internment.
The Wilhelm was interned at the re
quest of her commander, Captain ^
Thicrfielder. Official notion nf this, in
lention to intern was given the collector
of customs by the commander, i '
who gave no reason for his action.
Following her internment at the
Norfolk navy yard the Wilhelm's
ficers and men were given the free
doin of tlie city as was tlie case of the
crew of the Prim/. Kitel Friedrich.
Tlie Wilhelm came into port at New
port News, little over two weeks ago 1
after a long voyage through southern
seas, during which she destroyed four
teen merchant ships which, with their I
cargoes, were valued at $7,000,000. !
Commander Thierfield said that it J
h"d been his intention to attempt the
dash for sea past the allied warships
. rr i i * r
?>n me Virginia Uapos, hut the con- j
tinued serious illness of more than GO
members of his crew, who are suffering
from bevi-beri, would make the 1
dash impossible before the expiration
of the time limit set for his departure j
from this port. It was understood' ? j
that the Washington government had
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allowed the commander until midnight
April oO, to repair his ship and
put to sea.
Washington Pleased.
Washington.? Announcement came
from Newpork News that the commander
of the German sea raider
Kronprinz V- ilhelm had given notice
that he would intern without waiting A
expiration of the time allowed by the j
United States to make his ship sea
worthy, was received with surprise
and relief in Washington, It is understood
that several days of that period
still remained. I
It was suggested here that Thier
fielder's announcement was made on
instructions from the German govern- ^
mcnt through the embassy here not to
attempt a dash.
The Wilhelm was interned at the
Norfolk navy yard and her officers
and men allowed the freedom of the
cities about Hampton Roads, under
the same rules made for the crew of
the interned Prinz Hitol Friedcrick.
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((I'lKT IN RELGIUM.
Day of Relative Calm on That Front.
No News of Any Import- J
ance in Argonne. Jk I
The following Official < ommuni< M I
tion was issued by the war office
"The day has been relatively
in Belgium and there is no news^^^^^^H
any important occurrence in the
gonnc. Last night two Gorman at^^WM
tacks near Bagatelle were easily repulsed.
In the forest of Le Pretre
we have taken sveral trenehs and
morln 1 0.0 niiinrt?n'"< A '
i "\f jji isuiicrH) capturing ono
machine gun. We are maintaining I
our positions.
"One of our aeroplanes, while flying
this morning over Rome, was hit
by a splinter from a shell which penetrated
the reservoir. The machine,
however, succeeded in reutrning to
our lines, passing over the first line
of German trenches at a height of
only 400 meters. It v/as riddled with
bullets during this difficult flight, and ^
at the moment of landing came under
; the fire of the enmy's artillery. The
' aviators, nevertheless, returnd unin??
juicu.
^ This afternoon's war office statement
says:
. "No change has been reported in
\ the general situation on the frrnt .
' since the giving out of the official '
^ communication of last night.
5 "Ten more shells fell on Dunkirk
- during the evening of yesterday (Fric
day) and there were several victims."
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