Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I Above all I gives to you i these Unitec 1 peace, you s freely as otl Where to E Subscript! mat inn will t V ? * I VI 1 f V I I I ? , | the Liberty Pflnnli WW jgotra 't tSSBKBKBIM Are: i/ar Bonds arc issued by the Unite the purpose of financing the wa Humanity. s will be dated June 15. 1917, and ire June 15, 1932, or after June ' ;erest at the yearly rale of 3 1-2 ix months, and will be exchanged rate of interest, should any follow; e. Var Bonds are issued in two c Registered Bonds. Bearer Bonds *a tions of $50, $100, $500 and $1,C attached which will be accepied terest has been earned. The inter; 'ill be paid by the .Government b r. 3, both the principal and interest w es gold coin of the present standar nrinrinnl PAP f V"? r. i n r? o f ? * i\ 11 U |y mui|yut iiv/i u it ll I ID COl V / ! 11 UL 0 L Var Bonds will be issued either to t inyonc the buyer may at any time Should Buy Them:? hase of Liberty War Bonds is the 5 't to end the war quickly and honor ined through them your Governmei ind navy, furnish supplies to our have been heroicly fighting our b, money men are useless, supplies ai ist cause. Liberty War Bonds the host patriotism?for ALL. ) not going to war yourself, buy Lib meone else who is going. sending your son, buy Liberty Wa ve no sen to send, buy Liberty War an's son. int to end the war speedily, buy Lib h it to that conclusion. foreign born, buy Liberty War Be 1 beyond a doubt. icome is large, buy Liberty War ie from income tax. icome is small, buy Liberty War ! the safest security and surest inl , if you appreciate the liberty tha and yours, if you believe it wor i States shall continue to exist in ihould at least lend vnur money t< icrs are dedicating their lives! ?uy Them: on blanks for Liberty War Bonds )e cheerfully furnished to you wher War Bond Window in any of the f UMWMMaHaHHHnHMMHaHMnHHMUWiJMUMi THE HORRY Wtttti id States Gov- 1 ir in behalf of | I will not be re- | 15, 1947. They | per cent, pay- | for bonds bear- | ing issue carry | :lasses?Bearer ? /hich are issued | )00, have inter- i by any bank | est on Register- | y direct check | ill be payable in | d of value, and | ibject to income | he nurchaser or 1 f ? " * n designate. | iurest way of do I ably. With the I nt will equip our I Allies who for I attles. I re unobtainable.. | refore furnish a ? ierty War Bends 1 r Bonds to sup- | 1 Bonds to help | ierty War Bonds | >nds and prove | Bonds because 1 Bonds because | lerest for your | t your country 1 th while that | honor and in | 3 that cause as | and full infor- | ) you inquire at gl ollwing places: I it wm vusurn Wtt B | U I ? "" w'? "? " ? * I kLD, CONWAY, S. 0 GUARD FORGES if FOR THIS STATE i i South Carolina's Quota Iri-.T eludes 3 Regiments of Infantry. I I South Carolina is to ha e a third1 militia regiment of I ifant , t< }vi.h . < or with n.nny additional tro-.ps. ae- u cording to plans of the Was Deprr.. '1 ment recently made public. I5y thd w p'an, the National Guard is t > be in- w creased to a fighting stc-ngth o. i more than 400.000 men, under au> tho'ity given in the national dei'cns.- h acc of June last, this to be done by t; enlargement of existing units an j creation of new ores. \ Th.e act in question authorised a increase of the strength of the guard to a maximum of 43*1,800 men, includ ir.g naval militia, whiie there are at pi esent less than 200,000 men In tit i' guard. Desiring to profit to the ful by the patriotic spirit of citizenry, the War Department will authorise, the increase of existing units to ful .-tie igth and th ? formation of oth us 1 The adjutant generals o ' ail tin States have been sent complete in 1 formation regarding their quota -, t..< units to be composed, and <;h? ovdo ' in which they are to be raised. The allotment of South Carol inn i 7,200 guaulsmen and 500 naval mihtin-men. Under the present plan, the National Guard of this State is to in- 1 elude five companies of coast artillery, with headquarters; one infantry brigade headquarters d?tachment. * tliree regiments of infantry, one squadron of cavalry (designated as second squadron, provisional cavalry regiment); one regiment field artil-i ! lery, one batallion engineers, one out- j post company, signal corps; one am-! 1 ' \ 1 munition train, one field hospital, one I arrbulanee train, one field hospital, ^ i one ambulance company. I All these forces, with the cxcep ( tion of the five coast artillery companier,, will be assigned to the NinthL National Guard infantrv division. Tin 1 i < War Department, in explaining what i j has been done, says in part: I i "All persons desiring to offer then \ ( servicse in the National Guard, ano e>pecially those interested in rais n .' new units, are requested to communicate with the adjutant general o< tl eir State and to be governed by thr I wishes of the State authorities in ' carrying out the announced policy of < j the War Department in the organirvaI tion and acceptance of such troops." ? ??n AIKEN TIIUU) SELECTION. Charleston.? Columbia, Greenville I 1 A ikon, Macon, Augusta and At! ant.; 1 were the six cities announced toda\ ' by Maj. Gen. Wood as practically as*. " sureci of getting training camps for 1 the new army forces, while Chatta nooga already has under cruise of construction a cantonment for one division, and may got one cr tv.\ *s more. Gen. Wood niso stated th<v c j Grarlcutcn and Savannah u.u|ue..;tie> ably would be point.- of i.'nr-irtant activity for troops of the S? u .'reasl elm department. Port R >yal and * Wilm ington, N. C., will be invest! ! ! gated as to their avai!ah:.,;ty. LEMON JUICE IS FRECKLE REMOVER';, Girls' Make this cheap beauty j lotion to clear and whiten i i l P your skin. Y . . r 4 , IV Squeeze the ;iucc cf .wo ?orio..': i. into a bet .;ie cent ring th< ?o ounce 1 V of orchard whho shake vo I. and you I e hove a rniarter pint of the brst'g frcch'e and Ur> hdion, end (aenp'ex c; ten b-oauriOr. at very, very sir.a' i CTOt. j n< Y'.mv grocer has the ! unnp.* and : h< an\ i: .1/ storf or toilet o in ter wi'i j m siipjit/ throe ounce*. <"?t' orehar I white 1 v. for a few cents. Mras;.^ this swo'*4 si fragrant lotion into the face, nock, arms and hands each day and how lreoicie-'. and blemishes uisappca , and how clear, soft and white the skin ^ becomes, Yes! It i* harmless.?;ulv ! i ?* " | " i v' Life is a em.tir wais prHe-s. ef toi- ! ot e rati on once we understand it, i iz reason charged in ohio capital! I hrcc Men Accused of Gravest j Crime Arrested by Federal Officials. ! C lu.ubus, Ohi >.?Charges of tre.in wcr1 i"1 by United SU.tc: I)i>ict Attirney Bolin tonight against ire<* men with several o:before ari'O.-.e I today in m.m vt: >n 1th ant;-resistrati >n plotting hi Co unbus. Much plead not guilty bea*c t'lr'.fd States Commissioner ohrson ami ver.? held ur.d r $-*.00) and to await preliminary heaving: aturday morning*. A federal grand ivy v.*i" bo assembl:d Tuesday to inv sti ate arrest '. Tb> .-e charged with treason arc: .iiunon A. Hennacv, a junior last ear at Ohm S.ato university; Harry h Townsl?y, a printer; Cecil W. ?ailoy, mechanic. Others turner arrest for invest igaion a'e: Olb W'uirestr), Hast Couinbus, a tinner, ami John Ilewi.-. luiinno rl. a miner, ar-* st m! at Maritta for distributing anti-i ogistra i m literature. Tov/nsley eoinluets a print shop. !o:tnacy has been a Socialist works'* n Madison and Milwaukee. A great sto-'k of bri-liant posters as conri.-cateii : ro;v Hei.;.ae,C> re.tlcnee. It was repented the poster ve.re primed iu Wa.-*!.ingt<n, D. C. ASKS STATEMENT" ON WAS PROJECTS KVu. : ? / ?? i v/i r\.? inuuionrs iuv inn.; m early, general and democratic oeace" and urging the United States government "immediately to announce its war aims in definite and concrete terms," and to make efforts to induce the allied countries to make similar declarations were passed tonight at what its promoters termed the first American conference for democracy and terms of peace, held at Madison Square Garden. The resolutions were offered by Morris Hillquit, chairman of the resolutions con5 mittee, one of the American Socialists whom tine state department refused a passport to attend the Socialist conference in Stockholm. CALOMEL DYNAMITES A SLUGGISH LIVED % Crashes into sour bile, makint you sick and you lose a day's work. Calomel salivates! It's mercury ?alomel acts like dynamite on c duggish liver. When calomel come: into contact with sour bile it crashes nto it, causing cramping arid nausea If you feel bilious, headachy, eontipated and all knocked out, just go .o your druggist and get a 30 cent mottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which s a harmless vegetable substitute or dangerous calomel. Take a spoon tit .ix.l :** i? - ?1 <.? i s??i ii u uui'Mi i sian your nver ior! straighten you up better and tulcker than nasty calomel and with ?ut making you sick, you just go >ack and get your money. 4 If you take calomel today you'll bo iok and nauseated tomorrow; bosids, it may salivate you, while if you akc Dodson's Liver Tor.e you will rake up feeling great, full of amotion ami ready for work or play. I's harmless, pleasant and safe to ivc to children; they like it.?adv. This country will be blessed with n cmcerted action on the part of the eonle and will raise the largest r? ps ever seen. M VV CM SV. KIOTS. ; Washing,ton, May 2b. ? Kiots and ul)lic di. orders will occur in New I ork unless the administration has ms the eaviy creation of a national ;o(l control, such as is planned by resident '-ilson with Herbevt Hoov at the head, according to a tele-1 ' aiii retoiVi\l by Mr. Hoover from ovornor Whitman of .Now \ >rh:. Governor Whitman declared it i. j pccssary for NVw York sta'e t?J ;vo adequate protection to its feed > tpply during the coming fall and inter if public order is to be pruned. Mr. Hoover's appointment as food lirinistrator has awakened v.nivori1 approval among the gevci nuw* iroi'.jfhout the nation. More than \!f the governors have tele' rnoh vl . . . > Mr. Hoover oiferng the services V o* as. elves and their State organaliens. SBVEIT AMERICA BORN TO SERVE MANKIND Prsold^nt Declares The Time Ha: Come For Nation to Act i SPLENDID TRIBUTE TO FIGHTERS OF 60'S ! They Fought to Preserve Govl enunent Now in War for Mankind. Washington. ? President Wilson, j .-peaking at Memorial exercises in Arlington cemetery, declared the I time has come for action by this nation, and that he had no fear on the part America would play in the great world war. "In the providence of God." he said, "America o .ce more has an epporI tuniiy to ih >v. the world that she was I born to serve mankind." The President declared that while no such dav as this could be without sorrow, he looked rather with envy ' 01 ?hose who serves I their country .. 1 t.se v .vi! ?v .i: , he- au.-e tr.eir work i jv '.. ' i *- nceo... n*. sited. i,:o Pre.-idem .u?m: "The prog am. i.n.-> vor.i'erved an un merited dignity up vi the remarks I am g oing to make by calling them an add:ess, uocai.se 1 ant not here to de' j Iiever an address. L ant here merely ' to show in mv official capacity the I ; sympathy of this great government . with the object of this occasion, ana also to snoolf itwl 'I VI * iM-.l at' tlia r-u ' v v?. 11 vi >4 ry L uu timent that is in my own heart. [ "Any Memorial day of this sort is, : o' course, a day touched with sorrow> ful memory, and yet I for one do not , see how we can have any thought of [ pity for the men whose memory we honor t-xiay. I do not pity them. I [ envy them, rather; because theirs is . a great work for liberty accomplish. cd, and we are in the midst of a i v/ork an finished, testing our strength . where their strength has already . been tested There is a touch of sor.' row, but there is a touch of reassurj ance also in a day Like this, because I wo know h'.w the men of America ' have responded to the c.U! of the !cau.e of liberty, and it tills our mind . with a perfect assurance that that re! ..ponse will come again in equal mea| sure, with equal majesty, and with a result which will hold the attention of j ul! mankind. | Died 'o j>ene \N orkl. \jfr "Vvnoa you reflect upon it, these ! men who died to preserve the Union J died to preserve the ir.stvumoni whicil . 'we are now u ing t> serve the world i ? a :\ve \;.fon esy ur :\g x'-c cause : i) i" 1': 11 i >'t n !"'>?? ? t* T . ........... i-'- - .... - *.? . 'I s?*?-at struggle int.? which we have I * now entered is an American struggle, . bcVause it is in the .sense of American , honor and American rights, but it us something even greater than that: t in a world struggle. It is a struggle of men who love liberty everywheie and in this cause America will show herself greater than ever, because she will rise to a greater thing. We have said in the beginning that we planned this great government that j men who wish freedom might have a place of refuge and a place where their nope could bo realized, and now, having established such a governt mcnt, having preserved such a gov1 eminent, having vindicated the power ' of such a goveerrimont. w e are saying to all mankind, 'We did not set this ' government up in order that we j might have a selfish and separate libi crty, for we are now ready to come , to your assistance and fight out upon the fields of the world the ivm^ <??* ' human liberty, in this tiling1 Ajneri' cu attains her full dignity ar.d the I full fruition of her great purpose. Time for Action, cffr* 1 "No man Oari be glad that such, things have happened as wo have witnessed in these last fateful years, but perhaps it may he permitted to u ? to bo glad that we have an opportunity to show the principles that we profess to he living, manciples that live in our hearts and to have a chance by the pouring out of our h ood and treasure to vi., I'cate the things which we have professed. For, my friends, the real fruition of life is to do 'ho thing* we have said we wisripit to ?u>. There are times whoa work seems empty and only action !? em.i Such a ti \e has come, ;.r > t?> -n'iiifnc<? w. <L America will op.ec more have an opj ortuait> to show the world that .<he sva.s bv m to serve mankind." Ti.e Herald still $1.00 a year.