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I f [ ALL TO BE TRAINED ! * AT FORT OGLETHORPE / < i Aspirants for Officers' Commissions Will Not Be Sepa- !, j . V rated kr Schooling. !' ; .yiu. , K Chat tun rr~r, Tc nn., June 1C>.? ^ f Alter the office's* reserve corps v training camp lu <1 been to a great it c tent broken up, (500 men having tl i * n ordered to other points to comnlete training in various branches o! the service before final examination w for commissions, orders came from . X Lon. Leonard Wood today cancelling former orders and directing that the a ure training take place here in I Chickamauga park. When the countermanding order j( ^ came, nearly 400 who had chosen the . field artillery for service during the war were already entained at Lytic, j (la., and readv to start on the Ion.." , * # f trip to San Antonio, Texas. All thei: . baggage had been loaded, their quar teis had been closed and messmate: consolidated with other companies. Ai once the men left tlu; train and torched back to camp and again | t'fok up their abode where they have been in training for the past live weeks. IHEFIRSTLOAD OF NEW TOBACCO Brought to Mullins Yesterday and Sold For Ten Cents a Pound. (Wilmington I Jispalch.) Mullins, S. C., .June Hi.?This morn ir.u about K o'clock the town of Mullir.s was agreeably surprised to see an enterprising farmer of Fork, Mr. S. W. Rogers, bring in the frst load v of new tobacco, just cured. This tobacco was transplanted on the 12th day of April and was sold today b\ | Neal-Dixon & Co. for 10 c< ills per pound, while the price was high I it was paid to Mr. Rogers by tbe buy " The first pile sold always brings a nice premium. The tobacco crop, present outlook, is good. The r< gulnr ? market here, wit!) full corps of bu\- <, 1 ... ers, will hardly open for two to thro** weeks yet. T!)e warehouses are ma!:-' ( ing preparations to tak. care < !' tin: j p tobacco, as usual, ur.d all war<h?us.'> <. have bought "Load and Loo!:" seal sip fi n.ething n< w in this territory, and : ( arc making other improvemei t-. I c Cheap la\ing. ti Johnnie should have no trouble in n persuading his parents to let him ipeml his vacation in the countly this year.?Evening Host. i l NOTICE OF SALE. I'-.1 1 u.. , .1 C w kl iiucr iiim uy vii iuc wi uic un it: ^and judgment of the court made by his Honor S. VV. G. Siiipp, Presiding Judge of the 12th Circuit, in the case JV of Gertrude. Tharp, llentus Tharp. Lonnie Tharp, Bertha Tharp, Archie Tharp, Lizzie Tharp, and Wade Tl.arp, by J. J. Tharp, their Guardian Ad Litem, Plaintiffs vs. Mary ?i Tharp, Luther Tharp, Ada Tharp, - i Dorcas Ann Tharp, and W. 11. Tluirp, ai Defendants, and dated at Chambers ti the 11th day of June A. I)., 11)17, I, h< the undersigned W. L. Bryan, Clerk ai of the Court and Special Master, will te SjicVll at public auction to the highest v.* bidder before the Court House door ki at Conway, in Horry County, and cr State of South Carolina, during legal n< hours of sale, on saleaday in July he next, it being the 2nd day of said u? nionth, all and singular those certain su lands situate in Horry County, and co described as follows, to wit: be All and singular that certain tract ad nr parcel of land containing Seventytwo (72) acres, more or less, situate A in Little Uiver Township, in the U County and State aforesaid, known as the estate of Gaston P. Tharn. tie ceased, and bounded on the North by lands of "W. H. Thorp, on the East by ' lands of T. It. Permehter and C. C. ^piGore, oh the SovitTi by the C C. (lore to mf# ft th? West by the same, on beinglafiof*p\Uehased by Gaston P. thi Tharp l'rom Luther N. Tharp. Th TERMS "of Sale Cash. Purchaser thi to pay for papers. in Conway, S. C., June 12th, 1917. mc W. L. BRYAN, or Clerk of the Court of Common J Pleas and Special Master, thi Hfj H. WOODWARD, niti tfciaiVitWfV Attorney. , the 9 SEE THE MANAGERS AND DO YOUR PART Conway, S. C., June 19th, 1917. 0 The Public: As Chairman of Red Cross Work 1 Horry County under the plan inu guru ted by President Wilson, 1 ave appointed those named below ; Managers for Horry County in u.king a campaign for donations. Iverybody understands that the Rod 'less organization is supported by oluntary contributions arid has for ,s object the help of the needy, specially those who are serving heir Country in time of war. The President asks for $100,000,00. South Carolina's part is $200,00.00. Horry County's part is j 2,000.00. We must raise this at nee. Let evreybody help. See the lanagers: K. A. Burroughs, II. P. Little, Paul luattlebaum, 1L W Ambrose, C. J. Ipps, M. W. Wall, J. A. McDermott, ). A. Spivey, I). K. McDuffie, V. P. icQueen, W. B. Duncan, Dr. A. 1). j( wis, S. I). Bryant, Kelly W. Jones, . 1*'. Harper, Brooks Thompson, J. i Marsh, W. J. Singleton, J. T. Sh K. (1. Holiiday, A. L. Low is, Dr. V. L. King, J. W. Cook, Rev. H. T. lorrison, W. H. Ston", Moore Themp on, M. B. Thompson, A. D. Jackso.-, ). M. Meares, M. J. Bullock,, J. W. Lssor, T. B. Cooper, N. B. Allsbrook, larence Craham, W. K. Alexander. ? Robt. B. Scarborough, Chairman. NEGRO BOY THIEF CAUGHT IN DWELLING A negro boy, known as William laiklin was caught in the dwelling Mr. a11(i Mrs. W. ;?. Chestnut last v. sday, in the act of stealing' vaus artiHes of cocked food. A trap id darn fixed for him. Mo had been i.i>; in the house and taking things i some time. It has developed that had a partner with him, anothei f gro boy who loft recently for jco} }_; < tow n, and aceoiding to the me now in custody, taking with him . watch that Mr. Chestnut lost lasi reek. WOODMEN HAVEBIG JNVEILING CEREMONIES Nearly. if not quite, one thousand icople went out to the Cellar Grove o? tion last Sunday tv> witness the mi f i'ir.g of the moniuvtopt elected by he Woodmen of the World, to the * iK'inory of their late decerned biotlir, W. I'h Causey. He had been a nen her of the Conway Live Oak 'amp No. 121, and the unveiling ore-monies proves the high esteem n which he was held by the other .embers of the lodge. The c\oivis. s took place at 1 o'clock in tl.e after con. o Hewarc of tlie men who are .Jways 'Mining that "well-enough" will do. i doos suit his da. s. ?IRLS! WHITEN SKIN . WITH LEMON JUICE lake a beauty lotion for a few cents to remove tan, freckles, sallowness. ! Your grocer has the lemons and j 11 y drug store or toilet counter wil' | ipply you with th.ree ounces of oieh rd white for a few cents. S<|Ucey )e juice of two fresh lemons into a )ttlc, then put in the orchard white al shake well. This makes a quair pint of the very best lemon skin hitenor and complexion heautifie. iown. Massage this fragrant, eamy lotion daily into the face, ck. arms and hands and just sc >w freckles, tan. sallowness, redness id roughness disappear and how nooth, soft and clear the skin lames. Yes! It is harmless, and the autiful results will surprise you.? Iv. reaTbIgYurniT nonu/u MCJkD Anmikl uiiuvtii ntHn HUMAN Another big1 turnip found its way the Herald office last week, grown the farm of Mr. M. S. Todd in e Adrain section of the county, is was a very healthy specimen of 1 is vegetable, weighed seven pounds the clear and and measured a little >re than twenty-seven inches in < cumterence. jj Mr. Todd had a nice crop of them j s year of the purple top variety, | 1 this one brought to the paper was 1 ? largest in the patch. I THE HORRY HERALJ Lf0c?al and J. A. Hearn of Little River was in Conway last Thursday on business. 1 m m m m W. J. Smith makes a good newsagent for Conway. He does not sell any papers on Sunday it appears. < * * * ? ? Last Winter it was too cold; now it is too hot. 1 t There is a grand demand for huckle 4 berries; and there is a gnat crop this year. ! * ? i Some boys will not be able to watch < i * % * - i ipc clock anymore when tluy have to : go lo the war. Still another crop is needed in thi county and that other crop is wheat. ? * ? ? All that this section needs now is| ? I to put in wheat as one of its great {crops and we will be independent of the world. Think over this, farmer! Land de< <ls and mortgages of real i ? state are on sale at the Herald of . I . . lice. V CJeorge W. King of Myrtle React ' . pent some time in Conway on busi. nc ss last week. A representative of the Good Reads Machinery Company of Chari lotto, N. C., spent several days in the county last week. | Somebody will bo lonesome when i they all have to go to the war. l)r. Ch e C. llean, of Noith Carolina, ..pi .if tin- first of the week in | th? city with 1'iiemL. ?*?** I Some men give to what pleases thorn while slighting other things of etjual or more importance that should come in for a share of their gonero.- ily. Very few fanners have been comi ing t(, the town during the last sevori al weeks. They are busy in their I cl one | Austin Permentcr \vj:s in Cor way I on business one day last week. m m m 0 The weather was much cooler the ' latter/part of last week, following tlm showers of vain. ^ *, * * * * Joe Davis, of Marion, S. C., arriv| c<i in the city the first of the week i and is visiting* his sister, Mrs. Join , K. Watson. ! Miss Maud Dusenbury is at honr for the Summer vacation from Cokn i College. W. I-'. Stackliou.se of Marion. S. C i passed through Conwav last week 01 I | his way to Mui roll's Inlet wliero )i is interested in some valuable pro, ert v. Mrs. S. R. CoeWi'dd passed llnoug Conway last week. Slu was nucom punicd bv hei* brother, N. F. Nixon ! I * l' I . . , I V .? I ... * ? ? ! Mis.s Mary Harllee left the firs' I or the week to visit friends and re!| atives a'v Cartel sville, S. C., and oth cr points, after which she will attend the Summer School at Rmi- n;n s; c. Rev. .John S. Lightbourn of George town, S. C., was recently in Conway to fill his regular appointment here. i S. .J. Blackwell of Marion spent : some time in Horry County last wcel: 1 Rev. S. C. Morris passed through Conway last week on his way back to the Horry Industrial School; afte spending some days for rest and roc- t rent ion at Myrtle Beach. lie was 1; pleased with his stay in this section 1; of the county. r * ? a Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Barr of Leesville, S. C., passed through Conway n last week on their way home after j spending some time at Myrtle Beach e with ltev. S. C. Morris of the Horry y Industrial School. Mr. and Mrs. Barr t< are related to the Rev. Mr. Morris. TAKEN I P?At my place one red steer, marked swallow fork in one rl ear and two underbits in other. 11 Taken up Fob. 1916. Owner can I get same by paying for thi: ad. ana charges. A, B. Thompkins, Con-1 way, S. C.?adv-lt-pd. j ? WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH, Jon't matter if broken, I pay $2 to 1 t>ii> ^er lull set, Single and partial dates in proportion. Send by parcel )ust and receive check by return nail, F. TERL, 4(K\ N. Wolfe Street, 'nlliir.ore, Md.-r-adv P, CONWAY, S. 0. if i Personal i ??? i 1 j F. G. Hoilklay ol' Galivants Ferry | * ras ir. Conway 011 last Wednesday. * * * * Hon. R. IF Scarborough left last, Wednesday to be away until the end ;>f the week on business. ? ? t * ? The song that we want to sing ! through these columns from now on' .0 the farmers of Horry County: 1^ 'Plant Wheat and Make all the! Wheat Flour you Need Right at Home." We know that this is the] most important thing the fanners can ! lIo at this time in the history of this' section of the Slate. ? ? M iss Mattie Tompkins of Adrian. S. C\, was in Comvav last week. ..... I Dr. Davis ot Marion, S. C., arrived) 1.' re recently to visit his daughter, Mrs. J. E. Watson. A mcrnVer of the firm of Harrelson A'- i 1.<r: h , attorneys of Mullins, S. j spent las'. Thursday in Conway attending ;; !".earing hi fore W. h-T Bryai , reJ jrc j appointed by tl. ecu rt. ? * ? ? Norman Mosely was in Conway J last Thuisday on he ess. ? . ! Mr. and Mrs. \. f*. Plait recently spent several days in Charleston. Julian DusenVury was r ccntly m Charleston, S. C. .? * v ? I Hairy (h Cvishinan left for mountains after spending saver;.. days here last week. Mrs. Cusl.ma 1 is in the mountains. | * % % Clarence Sessions arrived here the j first of the week from Clemson College to spend the summer vacation! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T Sessions. I W. W. Jones of Muliins, S. C..j passed through Conway last Sunday, for Myrtle Beach, where he sp-nl the I day with friends. J. Lee Piatt Jr., of Mullins, was n | O nway recently visiting1 relatives. * * m ? m ' J. H. Atkinson of Jordanvilk. was in Conway last Monday. * * Do your part to aid the R< d Cross! Yt'eVrk. It is the bej-t (.assurance you i can possibly have that your boy ! while supporting the colors in ' France, will get ready and quick at-i ter.tion and assistance should he- j meet with distress. ? * 0 Dozicr Tisdalc returned home from ' Charleston, S. C., last w ek. J. H. Bate of Georgetown spe : t | several days heie last w^ek on business. He is interested in the W a reflate Comnany which operates seve ?il lumber mills in this section of tin ! State, under M. G. Auel:\sen as gen-| mil manager. ( * * * * Misses Sarah McMillan, Mary . Marllee, and Messrs. Dozior Tic<!alo,j C. Anderson, and Julian Dusonbu y j < pent last Su.alay at Munell's Inlet, i ? * * * ? ( Do your part for the Red Cross. 1 ] F REE POST A H F F n R ! ONR FIGHTING MEN* Washington?A bill to extend the j nail flanking privilege to officers' .nd enlisted men in the army, nav\ ' ind marine corps has been introduce'.' >y Representative Francis of Nov. [ V'ork. NOTICE OF SALE. 1 I have for sale a tract of land con- v aining 411 acres, hounded North h> 1 a ands of Wm. H. Daniel, Jr., Fast b\ Mi iinds of W. H. Daniel and F. F. Clcr- v aid, South by lands of S. P. Gerrahi a nd West by lands of M. A. (Jr. raid. No offer considered tliat is not ? lade in writing through the mail. b f you desire to purchase this prop- *' rty write me what is the best price 1 ^ ou will pay for it and on what rs irms you would want. it. 1 Address H. H. Woodward, Conway, S. C. <M "UP TO THE MINltTE" I ri I j Surety Bond Service?Bonds I th issued and delivered same R day applied for. Backed by Company 10(1 years old. R W. B. COXF, Million, S. C. I 1,0 B hf ! " I { AT HOTEL GRACE. \ Amonn the recent arrivals at Hoe' G: ace are the following: J. I.. King, North Carolina. J. G. Todd, North Carolina. 11. C. DeChamps, Sumter, S. C. ! 11. \\ . Garrald, Chora w, S C. J no. W. Brown, Wilmington N. C. Clayton Moore, Wilmington. N. C. C. L. Terry, Wilmington, N. C. .1. B. Vaughon, Jr., Winston Salem, C. C. Dan K. Costin, Wilmington, N. C. S. J. Black well, Marion, S. C. H. S. Greenberg, Dansville, Va. A. A. Duncan, Florence, S. C. 1 J. W. Boyd, South Carolina. t A. S. Moore, North Carolina. t N. I"'- Tllonni?nn A l.? . . VM, i ? . a t i i I l lit I 11 f allil t. K. W. Miller, South Carolina. } C. 1>. Loane, Florence, S. C. 1 11. M. Poore, Columbia, S. C. .1. 11. Hudgens, Lanes, S. C. I < John Hudges, Lanes, S. C. ! < .1. 11. Kate, New York. F. C. Norris, Florence, S. C. (1. W. Tidewell, Columbia, S. C. 1). U. (Ireon, Latta, S. C. Mrs. M. M. Williams, Keidsvillc, ? \\ C. J. L. Pud imv, Atlanta, Ga. W. F. 11 tulerson, Cu.nborland, Ya. Mis. 11. 11. Woodward, City. ( has H. Denny. Norfolk. Ya. Jas. W. Holiiday, South Caiolina. D. F. Ocormor, South Carolina. H. H. Dalton, North Carolina. Fdward Baurroughs, Myrtle Loath S. C. U. Mai ion Pcrritt, Marion, S. C. W. P. Blackwoll, Columbia, S. C. i/. \V. Bnkgr and wil'e, Florence, S. C. J, 1\ Patterson, North Carolina. D. E. Lawson, Florence, S. C. E. \V. Mostin, New York. J. W. Lovejoy, South Carolina. Miss Jessamine Burroughs. City. Mr. and Mrs. 1). Y. Richardson, P.ucksport, S. C. Donald Richardson, Rucksport. S. C. M. H. S a t ens, Atlanta, (la. 1 *M. J. G< ii berg-, Atlanta, Ga. Miss Cronly, Wilmington, N. C. Miss Margaret Cronly, Wilmington, N. C. D. T. (heuly, Wilmington, N. C. T i .,..i-u~ ..... . - . .. >_iiu i\.;u USt illHl W i I C , .Million, | S. c. l*\ A. Burroughs, City. W. 1.. .Miller, Wilmington, N. C. J. E. Dunningtou, Baltimore, Md. S. W. Almond, Baltimore, Md. .). I). YYcddon, Baltimore, Md T. \Y. Turbeville. South Carolina. W. P. Casque. Florence, S. C. AYalter H. Windlny, Muilins, S. C. W. 11. Thomas, Georgi town, S. C. A. B. Carrctt, Rocky Mount. N. C. ? \'. E. Woody. Rocky Mount, N. C. D. E. Scott, Rocky Mount, N. C. .1. K. Devon, North Carolina. K. R. Burger. North Carolii a 1\ H. Lovejoy, North Caiolina. S. A. (Iravi 1 y, North Carol tin. Notice of Cinal Pi. charge. Notice is lerl \ gi\on that ti undersigned ndmini. tretor with tin Y\* i 11 annexed of William Kirhy Prince, deceased, will apply to th< Judge of Probate of Horry C uv.ty rt lv* office at Conway, S. C., at I o'clock in the f\? c. oon on the 1(>. [lay of July A. !)., 11)17. for a fin:.! Uncharge us such administrator. Dated June 1 lth, 1 i> 17. .Marshal I. Prince, Qualified Administrator with the YVill annexed of \\ iliiam Kirby Prince, deceased I JflRRY^IiCT DA ICC izunii l IViUU I I1HS0L FUNDS FDR RED CROSS On May 2Mb President Wilson so * ?i ,parl the wool; beginning on .lunc 8th as Rod Cross work. During thi- (| reek the people of the Coiled Stale re urged to raise one bundled mil- , . . 11 i< n dollars for use in the Red Crosv rork. The President also appointed Red Cross War council, and the ... . , n [ uncil in turn appointed managers f the campaign in each stale of the 'nion. R. II. King af Charleston is ic manager for this state. Governor tanning has appointed one man in ich county of South Carolina to as 01 st Mr. King in organizing a tiiorigh canvass. Hon. R. I?. ScarborIgh was appointed as the manager 1( >r this county. It is proposed tha* mith Carolina raise three hundred lousand, and Horry's part of this is ro thousand. Mr. Scarborough callI a meeting at the court house the ai rst of this week for mapping out a< e work to be done. o . NOTICE. * About last October one black male A g took up at my place and has been *\ re ever since. Owner can get same !o paying damage and for tbis ad. VV. I'. GRAINGER. re nor, S. C. C( C ^ FIVE SOON WILL BEGIN SELECTIVE DRAFT VIay Start as Soon as Rolls Are Ready in Washington. Washington.?Registrations totaling 8,986,790 under the selective haft law had been reported tonight Y6rn 15 Staffs jm/1 r*; 1 ?. - ? M??M VI 4 V 1/Jt'H 1 ' J L Columbia. The three State* still nissing wove Massachusetts, Kenucky and Wyoming, whose aggregate is expected to bring the grand :otal close to 9,5(0,000. Hy the time the regiitration rolls >f the provost maishal general are ;*( mpiete .officials may be ready to proceed with selection foi lite first war increment. The greatest siny.'e problem } rosented is formulation o' a fair nv?lhod of selecting exemption tribunals. Three plans are ir ders.tood to he m~ dor consideration. On: voi.id i ' vide for appointment throng : th.e governors c I the States, a sec< nd thrcugh federal judges and 4 f "d thsough a centrai cam.1 itvee to be located in Washingte n. lVovost Marshal Cr? v. !1:" Fsued a statement lcnight to make clear that rojri Fed men having business outside the country i ay leave if proper assurances are riven the wai' department. ' | ^ CHAIRMAN Of BOARD 1 ANSWERS TAXPAYER ./Jf1' + ' ayi. editor: " ? 1 want jmu a sh? rt spree ii: \our pr.p'V to reply to a:i a ti le in the! last issm of ; ot. p; nm : Canie: i\< a' C; n . ine k'st St \ :v L i ^O AI -.0 .ill ? ?' X p a * ( < > '\ long as 1!:cvj '. th< .an k??1 iinnrovCiu( nt in U o Ciiedueios ol the i>u roughs lkgh School as there has been for the h>>l, l'..vcc VX i?v-,i .VlMO* I don't ca.i if "fospoycf' <\es hi.e to Oat Crnw, Wlu-n \v e .ce'the Vivcud tho boys aiul yv's have wurde mi College for the past few yeh'.T., 1 feci like shouting Hurrah for Burroughs High School. I Y>o\ <?r hem J of the Teachers going to Conway Uumoer Company's oft ire for their pay. and don't believe they go, but if they do, 1 don't see that, that is any ot "Taxpayer's" business. Unless "Taxpayer" is a Tea< . er, and if tins do go, 1 don i think T:oy cou?d go t .. nieor o : ; ,e in Conx\a.\, and am u.o ti e? v .i *. a?-- ukr Iad.es and j. n.iioinesi in t.;C e. fee a.- ?. ere aie in Con way. I would sug est that the m t I' 10 "Taxpayer" dt r! ks io \vrile a a article, lie wu t e oar he ' net ashamed to sign his n.rme to, ami that he join the other patrons of the School and help make ours a better Srhoo! than it now i.v, if he can't (to that, do as he thinks best, if it is run t\ v Mayor. ? L. M. Hurroughn, Chairman Hoard Trustor*. o \V. T. Watson of v.Ii'01'ii Sim. a had ing- fanner of thai section of Horry County, visited Conway on business the latter part of last week. LIFT YOUR CORNS OFF WITH FINGERS Fells how to loosen a tender corn or callus so it lifts out without pain. You reckless men and women who. ire pestered with corns and who have it least once a week invited an awful leath from lockjaw or blood poison re now told by a Cincinnati authority to use a drug called tTee/.onc, /hich the moment, a few drops are pplied to any corn or callus* ft*) gore ess is relieved and soon the entire orn or callus, root and all, lifts off ith tho fingers. Kreczone dri( s the moment it is pplied, an<l simply shrivels the corn r callus without inflaming or oven rituting the surrounding' tissue or <in. A small bottle of fro ozone will >st very little at any of the drug ores, but will positively rid one's ?et of every hard or soft corn or irdened callus. If your druggist isn't any free zone he can get it at iy wholesale drug hoiise for yob.? lv. " i ' ' o ? to. 666 fbis it prescription prepared aapecialty r MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. ive or six doaea will break any caae, atkl taken then aa a tonic Ike Fever will oof turn. It acta on the liver better than klotscJ and does not .gripe or lickcn. 25c