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THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1917
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Blame the weather for everyhting.
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This country has no healthier town
than Conway.
Things are never just ready for
any great action.
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Let 1917 stand for improved sidewalks
and paved streets.
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Anybody can talk, and talk and
talk; but he who acts creates the
most stir.
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What does race amount to in the
mind and life of a man who has no
pride in race?
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J Have you ever noticed a man who
makes a living and it is a puzzle as
to how he does it ?
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Now is the tme to take steps in
time to kill the flies and mosquitoes
when they come along.
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By helping your neighbors with
some improvement you will aid your
self just as much or more.
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Strange but true it is that there
are some people in the country who
have not yet learned the value of a
vegetable garden.
War will teach this country many
if /lAiil / I tintrnii 1 AI> * .1 IM A M?t
ivocuiio ik kuum llCVl'l ll'tll II III LIMV
other way. But war is awful. Tf
you do not believe it ask the Germans.
If the public appreciates the newspapers
as it should it will willingly
pay the increased prices of advertising
and subscription when this is
made necessary by the increased cost
of production.
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Other small towns are making arrangements
to pave their principal
streets. How about Conway?
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You never know how bad a thing
is until you have had to put up with
It. It is that way yvith war.
Money, no matter how plentiful,
never grows on trees. ' j
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The habit of putting off is what
results in never getting anything
done.
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War is costly for even rumors of
war will increase taxes.
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TOO MUCH OF BILLY SUNDAY.
Methodists Alarmed by Spread Of
Mania for Grotesque Religion.
The imitation of Billy Sunday
methods &nd the stampeding: to his
sort of evangelism by the young men
of the church is threatening the very
foundatipns of the Methodist Episcopal
church and all Protestantism, according
to a warning delivered to the
ministers and lay delegates by Bishop
Joseph Berry, presiding over the
eighty-first conference at Atlantic
City, says a report to The New York
World.
"Personally appointed evangelists
who have an astonishing mania for
grotesque religion" are making their
presence felt on every bishop of the
church, according to the presiding
bishop, who warned his hearers
against the danger of supplanting
pastoral evangelism with this "startling
and spectacular system."
"The stampede has reached alarming
proportions," said Bishop Berry.
"These young men employ the methods
of Billy Sunday, imitating him
and often using his words. The wide
newspaper publicity, the shower of
gifts, huge collections, the reputation
of saving thousands of s<?>uls amd the
financial aspect are having thtfir too
strong appeal. We are on the verge
of surrendering our responsibility to
the roaming evangelist. Are we
ready for it ? It is time for Methodists
in the name of ?God to call a
halt.
"Any system which supplants the
church building with tent or tabernacle
is a danger to the church, as is
t It O 1 A'.wlrtt'Chin /> f rrl'nl 'MViiin t'ln
w?v tvuvivi Ullip \? I j 1 lli:ilUV/%>
ant, sensational, itinerant evangelists.
The peril of the business is
that the dependence we place on the
evangelist may discount the work of
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our own nnriisccis.
The laymen at the conference are
making determined efforts toward
"equal representation" in the selection
and appointment of clergymen.
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COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Not Served.)
,STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry.
Court of Common Pleas.
J. R. Allsbrook and N. B. Allsbrook,
Copartners in Trade doing business
under the firm name and style
of Allsbrook Bros., Plaintiffs.
Against
S. M. Boyd, R. J. Boyd, L. T. Boyd
Mary J. Porter, J. J. Boyd, Sallio
Cause, Isabella Wright, otherwise
called Isa B. Boyd, B. F. Boyd, J.
B. Prince, Brook Prince and Lizzie
I.udlam, Defendants.
TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE
NAMED:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint
in this action; which has been |
meci in tne 01 nee oi the (Jierk of the
Court of Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his office at Conway,
S. C., within twenty days after the
service hereof; exclusive of the day
of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated January 11th, A. D. 1917.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To R. J. Boyd, L. T. Boyd, Mary J.
Porter, J. J. Boyd, J. B. Prince,
Brook Prince, Lizzie Ludlam, absent
defendants:
TAKE NOTICE that the complaint
in the foregoing stated action
and the Summons, of which the foregoing
is a copy were filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Horry County on thcs
18th day of January A. D. 1917.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
W. L. BRYAN, *
C. C. C. P.
THE HORSY HSH.
A Laxative for Bt
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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
a Safe and Efficient Family
Remedy.
Every member of the family it
more or less subject to constipatioi
and every home should always br
supplied with a dependable remedy
to promptly relieve this condition
Whenever the bowels become clogged
and the natural process of climina
tion thereby disturbed, the entire
system is affected, and readily subject
to attack by disease. Constipation
is a condition that should never
be neglected.
Mrs. E. R. Gilbert, of MillbrO, Va..
says that Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin is a splendid laxative for children
because they lifcpi its pleasant taste,
and it acts so easily and naturally,
without griping or strain, and she
finds it equally effective for the rest
of the family.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep^jn is r
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin that contains no opiate
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BRITISH ADVANCE, I
TAKING BAPAUME
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London.?The British troops have |
made another extensive advance entering
German positions on a froni
of about 16 miles, according to the
official report from British headquarters
in France.
On the north the British gain
reached from Bapaume to Monchy
au-Bois, and included the villages o1
Le Transloy, Achiet-le-Grand, Achiet
le-Petit, Bucquoy and others. On the
south the gain included various villages
from La Maisonette (south oi
Peronne) to Fresnes.
The text of the statement reads:
"Bapaume has been captured b\
our troops after stiff fighting with
the German guard. The town hat1
been systematically pillaged by the
enemy. All private houses and public
buildings alike have been destroyed
and everything of value carried
off or burned.
"Our advance has proceeded rapidly
during the day on both banks of
the Somme. South of the river we
have entered the enemy's positioni
on a front of about 16 miles and occupied
the villages of Fresnes.
Horgny, Villers-Carboncll, Barleux,
Eterpigny and La Maisonette.
"North of tho rivpr in addition to
the town of Bapaume, we are in
posssession of the villages of Le
Transloy, Bicvillcrs, Bihucourt,Achiet-le-Grand,
Achiet-le-Petit, Ablainscville,
Bucquoy and Essarts.
We also hold Qucsnoy farm, 1,500
yards northeast of the last named
village, and have gained the western
and northwestern defenses of Monchy-au-Bois."
SUCCESSFUL RAIDER
SUNK ALGONQUIN
Penzance.?The submarine which
sank the American steamer Algonquin
was the U-38. One of the
members of the crew of the Algonquin
says he counted 22 men on the
deck of the submarine and asserted
that the submersible mounted two
guns.
The German submarine U- 38 was
reported to have sunk the Leyland
line steamer Armenian off the Cornwall
coast .Tunc .MO 1Q1K with th*.
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less of 29 men and the injury of ten
others. A large number of those
men were American horsemen.
Bring that next job of printing to
the Herald office where you will get
fine work.
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To avoid imitations and ineffective
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Syrup Pepsin. See that a facsimile
of Dr. Caldwell's signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow 1
carton in which the bottle is packed.
A trial bottle, free of charge, can be
obtained by writing to Dr. W. B
Caldwell, 455 Washington St., Monticello,
Illinois.
AGED CITIZEN DIKS.
Mr. W. H. Cavtrette an aged citizen
residing about a mile from
Gurley was found dead, sitting in a
chair in his yard Saturday, March
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His daughter who lives with hie;
went to Galivants Ferry Saturday
leaving her father and one smah
child at home. When she re.urnei
about dark, she found her father sit
ting in a chair leaning against the
side of the house dead.
The child had played ariund it.
dead grandfather's chair until it ha '
fell asleep. h
The coroner was notified and h<
requested Magistrate E. W. Prir.c-'
to hold an inquest which lie did o.
Sunday morning.
Witnesses testified that the nge<
man had been troubled with dropsy
for the past several years. There
being no evidence of foul play, tiljury's
verdct was "that the deceased
came to his death from natura
causes."
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The administration revenue bill
| designed to raise $350,000 000
through special taxes and bond isi
sues was passed by the senate by f
strict party vote, 47 to 33 .
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TODDVILLE TIDINGS.
Miss Jessie and Hampton Dusenbury
attended the "Movies" in Con- 1
way Thursday night.
Miss Marguerite Oliver, who has
just finished a successful term of 1
school near Loris, returned to town j
Saturday.
Carl Dusenbury, one of our most 1
talented young men, who left here ;
one year ago to accept a position in
a drug store at HopoviUc, Va., when
trouble was expected with Mexico
volunteered and enlisted with the 1st
Virginia regiment and held a position
in the Medical Dept, ranking as
Sergt., returned home Sunday. Mr.
Dusenbury underwent an opei-ation
for appendicitis in Richmond two
weeks ago. '
It seems that "Field's Day" is attracting
people from far and wide,
and we believe it will be well attended
from our adjoining counties. Miss
Irene Walker and ot.her prominent
young ladies of Fair Bluff are expected
to be present. Miss Walker
is a cousin of Miss Jessie Dusen-i
bury and is pleasantly remembered
here having spent Christmas with
us.
The farmers in this section are
preparing their land and the present'
indication points to a large crop of
corn, peas and potatoes, provided wo
have favorable seasons.
Miss Grace Haselden returned last
week from a trip to Florence and
Marion.
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Eun tax their more delicate
premature age and chronic
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source and are helping thousands
of their nerve power?overcome
patience and irritability.
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UN1VEKS1YV lWifcb.
Following the recent can ot Coach
Foster many ca*?uiun..vo *.?.^
in-nne and are no.? uuay Uyo.g u
snow cause beiore Wn r osc^r \*a,>
tney snould be alined to rosiest,n.
Uie University ou w..%. -jCou*? lV?uU? I
xor u?c coiimig sc~^in Cui.uiuUkt'b
lor uie team auu v*?.o awUik.iit oouy a~
a whoie are euthutA^uc ana it is ?.
good guess that \?e nave 1..
stars witn wmcu to utuld a tea...
around the University will uevernuless
be well repj.wt>w44wcu on tne
bail diamond loi Vat ibxi-xo.
The preliminary to choose Cui^
Unas representative in tne beau.
Uratovieai cxinte^t will oe ncid aion
day mgnt in tne cliupei. 'ine chapc*
representatives l.ave ulreuuy been
selected, ana it is now assured tnat
our repl'esciitauve at Hock mil tiu^
year win matte a ereditaule showing.
On April zo auu Zi tne University
will piay host to the eighth annua*
meet of tne Inter-High bciiool At.*ltic
and Oratorical Association o.
South Carolina. It will be remembered
that last year Stokes king or
the Burroughs High School of Conway
raced the sox olt the whok
bunch who came to Columbia as a
representative 01 the different
scnools ol the Stale. btokes won
second place with the judges, hut
among the audience tr.cre weie several
who were disappointed when iu
was not given i'iisi piuco. \\ e itorooys
here at cue Urnveisity nope
that the schools ot' Hoiry will lk
\vc.i I'cpi'esonceil at tins meet th.s
year ana that we may take our share
of honors both in athletics ami oratorical
events.
At the last regular meeting of the
moot court Wednesday night th?
students heard a most interesting
murder case. Professor E. Mario.
Pucker of the law school faculty pic
sided. The state was leprtsenled 1).
S. Blatt and Julian Dasonbury, th>
defense was represented by U. 1.
Kast and Frank Thompson, the case
was hard fought by both sides. Aire
the close of testimony for the Slate
Judge Rucker upon motion of the
defendant's council directed tlie fore
man of the jury to write out a vei
diet of not guilty. This was the firs,
appearance of Julian Duoenbury,
who acquitted himself with muc.
dignity.
Dr. Reed Smith began the serier
of life work addresses that are being
given under the auspices of the Y.
M. C. A. on last Wednesday night.
His subject was "Principles That
Should Guide a Man in the Choice of
a Life Work." The' address was
heard by a large and attentive audience
who appreciated the eloquent
speech of Dr. Smith. The next address
of this series will be given in
Flinn Hall next Wednesday night at
7:30. Mr. Beverly Herbert of the
Columbia Bar will speak on "The Legal
Profession as a Life Work."
The Febiuary number of the Carolinian
came off the Press last week
and has caused much favorable comment.
We hope that this pretty warm
weather we are having at this time
has reached Horry and that our good
friends there are being benefitted
very much.
Mr. J. C. Brown has been a little
indisposed for the past week. It
seems that the recent, "rub" of exams
caused him to over work himself.
We are g'ad to note at this time that
he is out again and attending to his
classes. If he has not yet fully recovered
we feel that he will soon as
his room mate was seen going over
to the room recently with a large
box presumably from home and if
his Horry friends continue to visit
him as frequently since its arrival as
they did before there will be no room
for indigestion.
?Forecast NV). 2.
University of South Carolina,
Columbia, S. C.
Optometrist Optician
Will be in my Office every
Saturday at HORRY DRUG CO.
Conway, S. C.
LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFF,
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The Grand Duke Nicholas ranked
us Russia's master strategist looms
as the big military figure in the empire
which has just witnessed a successful
and almost bloodless revolution
and abdication of the Emperor.
Emperor Nicholas of Russia has
abdicated and Grand Duke Michael
Alcxandrovitch his younger brother,
has been named as regent.
Great Britain has not officially
recognized the new Russian Government.
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