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!NL BETWEEN 21 AND30 MUST REGISTER JUNE 5 (Continued "from Puge One.) 1 mtso!.. o in. A flirted or appointed I shall hereby l\u\e lull authority for I ^11 acts iloi:c- by tl.cin in the execu- < lion of this ac. I;/ the direction of j t the President. Cvn rt spondence in thc.i Bxecgt/ipn ol this act may be carried.i in pfc/alty envelopes bearing the.: franl^f ttie War P. partment. Ai y (: persons charged as herein provided i with the duly'of carrying into effect's p.ny (ji the juovis om, of ti e i.e. . 1 the regulations made cr directh ngiven tHereunder who shall fail or neglect to perform such dvtv, f.iu. i any person charged with such du?y \ or having and exercising any author- i ity under said act, regulations of di- I rcctions, who shall knowingly make t ov be a party to the making of any t falsej?^ incorrect registration, physi-|i Iral examination, exemption, en isl- i nior.t, enrolment, ov muster; and any i person who shall make or be a party 1 to the maknig of any false statennnt : or certificate as to the fitness 1 ia- I bility of himself or any other poison i for service under the provisions o: \ this act or regulations made by th< i President thereunder or othoiwis? 1 eva<los or aids another to evade tin ? requirements of this act, or of sa'd s regulations, or who, in any munvT < shal 14*%i! or neviOat fully to p< rforn * any fluty required of him in the cmc-,i ci:ti< n of this act, shall, if not s 1> < jjf-ct to military law, be guilty oi' : i misdemeanor and upon coivieti ?n n gf- the district coin I of t e Uaiaejj States buvir.y; jurisdiction thereof, b ] B p ini i.< d by impi isonmrnt for n < H' i: ojv. than one y err, or, if ml jocfc n I ? militay law, shall he t ied by < < uH. I martial and suffer such. pv;ni..hm a < g av ,i courtmartial may direct. / "Now, therefore, I, Wood row Wil- 1 son, IV. sMcnt of the United State t ?r> cal1 u the C*ovomor o!" each ?n ' 1 rtl'K . ever..I Slates and Territovic . tl? beard of conuni. doners of the 1) s I 1 i*:c 1 o'' Columbia and all officers mi. 1 agents of the several States ami Tri-j.1 ritorics, of the District of Columl i:- | j ar.ii o .lie counties and monicipali ) . t>es therein?to perf* nn certain du. tus jii t c execution of tlie foregoi. : law, width dutes will be eommunicat- < i ed vo the.n directly in regulations oS {< even <iatt- 1?< rewith. I f .Iliac a the Mate. < "And I do further proclaim unc;i give notice t(, all persons subject t < . registration in the several States and. in the District of Columbia in accord ' 1inee with the above that the time md'i dace of such registration shall he ie i :wcen 7 a. in. and 1* p in. on the nth\* lay of June, 1017, at the registration'" dace in the precinct wherein they I! lave their permanent homes. T.iose < ivho shall have attained their 21sti' birthday and who shall not Have : ttained their ."1st birthday on or hi - < fere the day here named are required;; to register, excepting only oi fie* n. j and enlisted men of the regular; army, the navy, the marine corps and1! tin National Guard and naval militia while in service of the United Slat<.> ' and officers in the officers' reserw 1 i corps and enlisted men in the enlisted reserve corps while in acliw sei-vict. In the. Territories of Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Iiico a day of ivgisiraldvn will be named in a later proi .ligation. "A"-. I 1 <1? charge those who, through sicknscw shall be unable toj prevent themselves for registra.ion thai they aoplv on m- be."ore the day ^h registration t<> t he ?ou ;ty ele:* win c they :n:iy be lor itearu. ti m .: it:' lu ho'.v they may he "Cgi stored h ; age Is. Yhor.o v. io expo I t() !> ah i ( . 1 I ,- iit o.. the day m:uik (I I ro;n the c( -urli.in whi h they hive lliei i pernio:..'!.t homes j/iii: re vi.sli'r h. n.a' , ir.it their mailed i. ;.> i -u r. t 01 | oair ; ; i..-' re: ch the place in wh.ii j the ;^Viv.ve their po rnanenl homes h i day v.amed her< hi. They shouid no. i | ply as soon as practicable to tie county rlork of the county wherein they may ho for inslrui tion.s as V" how th.ey may accomplish t.eir rcgOpinions from Folks Who Knov. For malarial headache, GrangeLiver Regulator entirely relieved in trouble.?J. Height, Wetumpha, Ah Had heavy headache. Vomits .. l.ia trt oiv tim/>c n /Imr IT/Mii. I V* II V IV ^ 'V v?<iav*i %% MMJ A VWI UVO* of Granger Liver Regulator made n 3 well.?Loundas P. Rrindley, Some; vilhvAla. fljjj^hcr bad sick bead ache. Grangi Liver Regulator did her more goc tban all the medicine she had take before.?Pearley Davis, Pad?, Ala. I never expect to be without it i my home.?Jenie Usey, Gadsden, A1 It is a great saver (?f doctors' bill. ?bonis N. Kent, Honoraville, Ala. There is none better.?Dr. T. I Coihram, Alexis, Ala. I All druggists sell Granger Live y Regulator?25c. Try it. ihtration by mail. In case such persons as, through sickness or abs.nce, may be ur.able to present themselves personally for registration shall be ?cj( ur.iing in cities of over thirty thousand population, they shall apply to the city clerk of the city wherein they may be sojourning rather than to the ckrk of the county. The clerks < :>f counties and of cities of over thirty thousand population in which numerous applications from the sick < mil from non-resident s arc expected ' rc r.u'.horzcd te establish such sub ! tp;cvicies and to employ and deputize >uch clerical force as may bo neces-' "ury to accomodate these applica- * ions. ! War Has Changed. "Th#* twnvnr Misiiiiiut ulnVh w? ?! #? i r ?fc " v ~ mayed has sought to impose its \>*ill 1 ipon the world by force. To this end t has increased armament until it 1 ius changed the face of war. In the < ;cnse in which we have been wont to < hink of armies there are no armies < n this struggle. There are entire lations armed. Thus, the men who remain to till the soil and man the' facilities are no less a part of the Army that is in France than the men jeneath the battle flags. It nuis' be so with us. It is not an army that Ae must shape and train for war; it s a nation. To this end our peoplej! mist draw close in one compact front j lot be if in one compact front against . i common foe. Hut this cannot he if | iach man pursues a private purposr.. \11 must pursue one purpose. The uition needs all men; but it needs ?ach man, not in the field that wi'l viost pleasure him, but in ihe end /or thai. wi!i best serve the common 4'ood. Tin:-, though a -harp shoot'r pleases to operate a tri-l animor fo 1 he forging of great gu s, and an ex 1 >ort machinist, desires to march w'ti j i... r?i ' 1 ,u? nag, inc nation is Doing scrvcu ' >nly v.Tc i llic sharp shooter marchf. : ukI the muchiills1 remains at 'lis b ;ors. Tlic whole nation must be " enm in which each man shall piav < ihc part for which lie is host fitted l'o this end, Congress has provide d h it the nation .hull ho organized f' ivar hy selection ami that each man shall ho classified for service in the )lao( to which it shall host serve the .rneral good to cali him. Cannot lie Overestimated. "The significance of this cannot he overestimated, li is a new thing in >ur history and a landmark in our progress. It is a new manner of ac epting and vitalizing our duty to 1 i.ive ourselves with thoughtful devotion t,> the common purpose of us all. It is no sense a conscription of the mwilling; it is rather, selection from i nation which has voluntet rod in masse. It is no more a choosing 01 Lhojv who shall march with the col/i's loan !t is a selection of those who d;:;ll serve an equally necessary and levoled purpose in the industrns Lint lie behind the battle line. "The day here named is the time upon which all shall present thcm-i selves for assignment to their tasks. It is for that reason destined to b? remembered ;:s one of the most conspicuous moments in our history. !t is nothing los,s than iho day upon which the manhood of the countiy shall step forward in one solid raid: in or foes j of the ideals to which t! i. ration is consecrated. It is important to those ideals no less than to ti.o pride of thi generation in manifesting its devotion to them, that there Read the Story in this Paper, The most engrossing photoplay ever filmed SPatria t7fte cfrtal rJupnvuc "tmVenionCastle TtoTlrU Ixcncii. ffe*too**hotiuin w? Ajncrwe /y I VT f. K N \ TIONAL K.fmutyy P A T H t i i THE HORBY HERA1 be no gups in the ranks. 1*. Thoughtful >iiod. 44It is essential that the day be up. preached in thoughtful app ehensioi of its significance and that we ace- r to it the honor and the meaning- thu" it deserves. Our industrial need pre. scribes that it be not made a tecl.nlcal holiday, but t. e stem sacrifices that is before us, urgi s that it bcarried in all our he.. ts as a gre: y day of patriotic devotlm and obliga. f ?/kii -1 * 4 . . " 1 1 I* - - ? KiVii II1IVII lilt' UUiy J-IIilll III! upoi. every man, whether he is himself tc be registered or not, to sec l !t that the name of every male peis n of tht designated ages is wiitten o.. these lists of honor. "In v.itness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the s a1 of the United States to be affixed. "Done at the city of Washingto this 18th day of May, in the year c our Lord, 1917, and of the indepe. dcnce of the United States of Anicri[ a, the 141st. "By the President: "Robert Lansing, "Secretary of State." o SUMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Not Served.) Court of Common Pleas STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. Palmetto Grocery Company, Plaintiff vs. Dubury Watts and Bert Watts, D< fondants. TO THE DEPENDENTS Dul>u:> Watts and Bert Watts: YOU ARE HEREBY Sl'MMONED and required to answer the complaint in this re ion whhh is filed i the office of the Clerk < f Gou t oi Common Picas or the sa'*l ('<.u.n. and to so: ve a copy of yt ur nnswo: L ? V'.ie said coiv.plai .1 < the : u'. scriber at his office in Marion, Scui' Carolina, within twoi ty days : ft; . 11;? service hereof, exclusive of th day of such service and if you fail t answer the complaint within tic time afore aid, the plaintiff in t i. action will apply to the Court for th ) ( lief demanded in the complaint. W. F. STACKHOUSK, Plaintiff's Attorn' y. Dated May 21st, 1917. To the Absent Defendants, l.h.burv Watts and Pert Watts: TAKE NOTICE That the complaint in the above stated action was filed in the office of the Clerk ol Court for Horry County on the 21 si day of May, 1917, and that you arc required to answer the same as sei forth in the foregoing summons. W. F. STACKHOUSK, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated this May 21st, 1917. DUD Kit FOR APPOINTMENT .(>! GUARDIAN AD LITEM. Court of Coin mo*; Pleas. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. Palmetto Grocery Company, Plain tiff vs. Dubury Watts and Bert Watts, Do fondants. On reading and filing the pctiitoi of the plaintiff in the above stute< case for the appointment of a Guar dian Ad Litem for the infant defend ant Bert Watts, on motion of W. h Stackhouse, Attorney for the Plain tiff, it is ORDERED That A. E. Wait be and he is hereby appointed Guardia Am Litem of the infant defendan Bert Watts for the purpose of thi action, unless within ten days afto ho service of a copy of this orde '.p on iiii.i, ! o, or some one in his b< shall procure to he appointed "mardian Ad Litem lor the said ir I'.'ant defendant; that a copy of ihi n ler shall l?c served upon the sa! (Jert Wat is. infant defendant by 'h publication thereof in the Hovvy II ; a i<v:ra|<r pul>!i:h<u ir. t'. County and State aforesaid, on.e .eek for '):< 'veekr. W. L. MC. AN, ('hi!; of Court, II01*1 y County. Dated May 21st, 1917. o Whenever You Need a General Toni Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tastcle; cliill Tonic is equally valuable as General Tonic because it contains tl well known tonic properties of QUININ and IRON. It acts on the Liver, I)riv< out Malaria, Knriches the Blood an Builds up the Whole System. 50 cent o? While the country fights this \vu the people at home murt woik hai to keep up the industrial, finam i; agricultural, religious and social f brie. The fight at heme is just ; s i portant as the fight at the front 1 .is tell you. GOLDS & LnGPTPPI 5 or G doses G66 will brer any case of Chills & Fever. Cole & LaGripper it acts on the live better than Calcine! acd does xi< tlripe or ticken, Pr*cc 25c. c.p. oohwav, g. c. SOME GOOD HINTS ' ON HOME GARDENS r Vegetables It Will Pay to Grow and Amounts of Seed Needed. i Many letters have come to the cen trul committee on gardening, and also to The Washington Star, ashing Tor information about vegetables that can be raised to advantage i' 1 the District and how much seed is needed. In an interview for The Star, one i o. * series front H. M. Conolly, assigned by the department of agriculture to promote the garden move. mciti in Washington, Mr. Onol y cover.- ii esc poi .ts. "Mu") p vsons believe they must plant, si.n.vl ir.g of everything in order to luxe :: continuous supply thi ouphowt '.he t son/' Mr. Conolly : aid. "This Is .*< t ecss-n v and s< 1dr.m profitable. 1 lext a half <1 zee kinds of vegetable and phfht enough of each kind at di'Tc c it times t<> give a eontbiuous supply. ?ueh a 1st might he pole beans. herns, t"-i mutoes, lettuce, iadi.hc* n d on;< m (sets). Carrots, beet ', ? .. chard! ami cabbage also are ro( n c op* to ' i raise. I | "If t" ? g: rden is large sem< ' ?< ' j vegetables that might he planted. . < Irish potatoes, lucu.nbr rs. wo *. corn, cggpY.nt mu.-l:nu -ions, p: ar , and squash. . A to Sec 1 Need !. ! "No\; for the amount <"f seed t"; plant. A lia'f 1 us! e' of potatoes i r.o-ded for 200 feet of r? \.*. O e , quarter of an on \cc> of < u--v. lLer ' will i;la it ten to twlri hills. T- . ' 1 p'ants ;or early and twenty-live t< thirty supply of cabbage. On.o ouart ef early ;rnd one quart of late s\v et corn wii! p'ant 200 hi'Is and w I] fu nish a good supply. 0"v dezt n plan's ' of eggplant, ten bills of muskmol.n ! (cmc-quarter ounce of se<d), 200 feet j ot spinch of early and late squas1 j ! (one-quarter ounce of seed each) \v;ll ' be enough for an average size fain -1 lily. | "It i^ time now to plant a number I r 1 of various vegetables, therefore tin 1 seed should be on hand. For a rma,: -j garden the vegetables that are best I and the amount of seed for each, follow: "One-half pint of pole lima beans will plant twenty live hills, which b I sufficient for a large family. Two '' quarts of snap beans will be enough for four planting's, a fifty foot iov. i being planted each time. One quart of onion sels will plant fifty feet of row. One ounce of lettuce will make . four plantings, a thirty-foot row at each planting. One ounce of ladish will make five plantings, each con_ sitting of a twenty foot vow. Ten plants of eariy tomatoes ami twenty n plants of late tomatoes will furnish 1 enough for daily use and for canning. _ Swiss chard is an excellent vegetabh _ to be usml as greens. One-fourth \ of an ounce of seed will plant ten t? _ fifteen foot of rows, enough for the average family. Beets All Summer bong, i) "One ounce of best seed will plant t fifty feet of row, and if an ounce. is <>, planted early and another is planted j in June a supply of beets may be bad during the summer and for picking ov storage for winter use. One ounce . o(< carrot seed will plant 100 feci of , row, and it it is used at two or throe sov ii.gs small, tender earwts may be (t secured over a long p( l ied in sum[( roer. "All tin e seeds may be oblaineo < from r liable seedmen, and diicetio'1 : I for pluiitin.tv will usually i;c i'ouimI o tIk* p eke: or in the seed catalogue. "All the vegetables ii'oi ti no a! ovc with the exception of beans and tomatoes, may ho planted a; once. Hearts and tomato plants Ic ' should not be put out until the las o! April or early in May." ^ Six ceilings as Fertilizer. Mr. Conolly takes issue with . K writer to The Star who asserts that all sweepings from asphalt srteets s are had for gardens. Mr. Conolh says if the sweepings are free from I oils a small amount of the grit, fine stone matter from the asphalt street.4 ,i will not iniure tthe ground if worked u. into the soil. "Many persons will not he able to ( ? i procure good street sweepings or decayed manure, so they should buy some commercial fertilizer," he stat? ed. "It is a irood nlan to u?<? ?om J 'commercial fertilizer anyway if you 1 can afford it. If you have used none or very little manure buy a goo< >r grade of mixed fertilizer. This car be procured from any seedman. Apply this fertilizer by broadcasting I f SUGGESTS FIRE TO DESTROY CROPS England Might Bring Starvation by Air and Fire to Match Submarine Hit mingl am, England.?A plan to destroy the German crops by setti.-g them on fire by means of fiivbal s dropped from Entente airplanes i.-: sugge.-toil r>y Lord tdalthoi pe a form- [ ev member of the British army who was given much thought to the food situation brought about by this war , Lord Calthorpe married a d; ughtei ! c; Ogdeu Hcfmann Burrows of New-j port, R. I. Lord Calthorp .'s proposal, mad; I l.nown through letters to the news I papers In London ami other citi? s of lai gland, has attracted ? great deal 01 attention. While many methods for bringing Germany to terms b\ the starvation route have been suggested no such theory as Lorel Cal- ' thcrpe's had before been brenohcel. "In the Rhine Valley and d' tii t< v. iHii 11 reach of our aircraft," he writes "there are vj\ ts tracts of land planted with grain, tl o field.- touch.- f ir.g e?ne another, and without t'e nee. or hedges. Similar conditions ex'st .car the R;t sian fro niter of G many and in the plains in i n a try. "Li:* bed's dr l . <v: IV art ; !i;. ( uhi. !f pt\ p dy const, v.. tod, d< the u .-ands of (- , as d e e "on ?e n" uch drier thai ii. a 1 end ' .eh lit'Jr r'sk to tlie in!. ', i ant ?-,';e*rwi--o : :: co tat." :::: 1 1 i ad imps a) n an tl.. . io d * c i a re. "A soi abio fiiv'Lidl feu' ! . >n 1 ( devised ami mnuUfactm el by ovxperts. "t u' i; i\me "live, h \\ ever, that the i c. (v-s ry rxnerii e r.t and pares are made epiicl;'.-. as the German harvests arc earlier th:r ouis. There is therefore no time l< be lost." ii/".> ? i.oru ^Liimorpc says mat, as, it M . > become a question as to which cov.ntry starves first, Germany or Ergland, it is important that the Entente allies lose no time in hastening the destruction of the German crops. o WHAT IS LAX-FOS LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA A Digestive Laxative CATHARTIC AND LIVER TONIC I Lax-Fos is not a Secret or Patent Medicine but is composed of the following | old-fashioned roots and herbs: cascara dark blue flag root rhubarb root black root may apple root senna leaves and pepsin In Lax-Fos the Cascaka is improved by the addition of these digestive ingredients making it better than ordinary Cascara.and thus the combination acts not ; only as a stimulating laxative and cathartic but also as a digestive and liver tonic. ! Syrup laxatives are weak, hut Lax-Fos I combines strength with palatable, aroI m a tic taste and does not gripe or disturb , the stouiacli. One bottle will prove lvAx-i'os is invaluable lor constipation, Indigestion or Torpid Liver. Price 50c. o Old Ximvs. Why are news agencies sti'! paying 1 cable tolls to sav that ship a e .ami; i , ; without warning??Copi <! You can't afford to miss iPatfia ekrial z/upevmr. "mlistyrnonCasth The He* Deemed. Tie* town Ueeeuu?M Am.nku /Wm*V h JNTER NATIONAL h'riiauJ f A Y H fc 1 I' ? " ! 1 after the soil lias been spaded am i mix it with lie soil by liocirg am raking*. Apply abort f, ur p? m's t leach square ro I." V> THREE HOSPITAL UNIT REACHES ENGLAND First of Six American Red Cross Will Send to France. London.'?The first of six fu'ly organized and equipped hospital units which the American Red Cross is sending to France arrived in England yesterday. The unit comprised about three hundred persons, including twenty army medical officers, sixty nurses and more than two hundred other attaches. This unit will be the first officially sanctioned by the United States to carry the American flag to the battle fields in France. After a brief stay in England, the unit will be sent to the continent to take charge of a base hospital behind the British front. The hospital will have accomodations for r.OO patients and be fully equipped by the British hospital service Sir Alfred Keogh, surgeon general of the Br'tidi army, today s.tid the arrival of the American unit was the result of plans completed by S*c rotank Baker and Col. T. S. tiocdv in. o>' the British hospital sow ce. Su' goon C noral Keogh said it had been decided to send l'r???n America si\ ur.its composing about 1 ,.Vd() persons. Vf J \ t >'i i. L i S?A 1. *. h Under an 1 ly \i:V e of id decree and judgment oi i'-c < umade by his lienor V. H. Spain, U.isidi.?u Judge, ,!o vib-o o<* Conv.ry rational Bank, a co po ation. V!aintii'.> vs. J. \Y. Daws.ey, 11. C. Dawsey, .). 11. Dawsey, S. J. Lev's. J. 11?>: 1 i day and Burroughs cY Collins t'ompany, Defendants, and dated the l'dth day of March, at Chambers, Florence, S. C., A D. DM V, i, th.v u .<"! '] igr.cd \V. B. Bryan, Special Mast n of Horry County, wiii sell at pe. die ; u-tion to the h.ig'h.Oi.t bidder before the Court House h< iv at Co .way, in Hor'ry Coi n y, a id St..to of Sou Lb Carolina. during legal hours if sal \ en j r-alc sday in June r.evt, it bri. g the i4tb day of said mer.th, all a d ingui lar those certain lauds si.uate in llom y C u it,y, ai d descHbcd :rs folj lows, to wij . i n ? ^ .ah ir., i *"1, j uirv l">v lk.cv cm tain let.: of I'.iid in the Town of Ay nor, ICounty and Slate afore-avid, dnsig*1 nut oil on map <>: mi id 4 own made by I). M. lLirrcughs , Surveyor, dated Novo nib i' 2d"), '009, as lots Nos. and b. 19. ?ck 4.*?, the rnvne being* ?conveyed to n' ? bv lL.i*roug*hs & C 11 i*\s Co., by the'i ?1> .* I dated Novomjbrr 4tb., 10CJ. j Said lots* were so'd by the under! Ggncd rt public a lie ion on salosdav |'a .May 10.17, an-' l:aeok"d off to S. | J. Lewis. the bighe *t bidder rt the Uum of S2'.270.00: ami notice is hereby given that the said S. I. Lewis {having* foiled and r? 'used to comply 'with his said bid, the said lots will ho resold on the dry and date above i *d ted viz.: June 4th, 1017, at the I risk of the said S. J. Lewis, the de1 faulting bidder. ' TI1KMS of Sale Ca :h. Purchaser for papers. i Conway, S. C., May 1 ~lh, A. D. 1017 W. L. liltYAN. Spe * in 1 Master. P.. lh SCALLOP' ?UGM. Plaintiff's Alloi ncy. 1! 11. \\ OOMW \ PI) AC >?*n y Cr Pair, oughs d- Covins Co. RUffiiawiiTsflo FOR FREEDOM'S CMBE i Petrogra.d.- The nvo.lsi: ar.l ir<>\ _ or mu ni <1 * !;r ? 1 trd iv ila.t it \v?.? jun'ted in tho t'c'a's!ati?n <>' > s-v.n ; t peace and fiat it adopts as it.' aim the reestabiishment of a p,e < r.d peace whi<h will not foul oifim*- \o ib niinati( n over ether nations ov t * th?' st iaire <?/ the r national ;>ose .> ion.; a peace without annexations or ' indemnities. The governvnrat xptesses its conviction that the Russian army will not suffer the (Tomans to destroy Russia's Western dlios. Sloan's Liniment For K?l>. *?.?<? J The torture of rheumatism, tire pains and ache? that make lite unbearable arc relieved by Sloan's Liniment, a clean clear liquid that is easy to apply and more effective than mussy plasters or ointments because it penetrates quickly without rubbing;. For the many pains and aches following exposure, strains, sprain--, and muscle soreness, Sloan's Lini! ment is promptly effective. Always have a bottle nanny for g nit, lumbago, toothache, backa he. s1 iff i k. and all external pains. At drug i -Is, 2.*>c.- adv %