The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 15, 1917, Page SIX, Image 6
SIX
Kit ion Letters In thi
Bearing Magic Won
Keynote of the Splendid Worl
Our Men In Uniform
Touch With the
STAMPED WITH STARS AND S
Multifarious Ways in Which the
Your Neighbor's Boy, or So
Creates a Helpful Environment
in Front Line Trench and B<
Tottering Back?Give Your S)
Accomplish This 4' Last Evidex
3T was evening on the broad
Hempstead Plain, Ix>ng Island,
where the Rainbow division was
ponding its last night before embark|
Ing for France It had been raining
hard in the afternoon?a cold, steady
autumn downpour?and there was
nothing to suggest the rainbow in the
outward aspect of the camp. Lines
and lines of sodden canvas housed
27,000 men, gathered from 27 different
states. The ground was dotted with
pools and quagmires. Under the wet
canvas it was damp and cold, with a
penetrating chill. Lit by dickering
i candles, the tents were far from cheerful
shelter for a man's last night in
tils native land
} But there were seven big tenia
where electric lights, numbers and
^friendliness made the nignt pleasant.
?
Music, Gar ies, Good Road.ng and Co
Bui
In each of these a soldier was strumming
on a piano; o'hers were reading
books and magazines;* hundreds were
"vn r!11T'tr le t >ro home. Behind the
r.ais' <1 < o inter at one end three or f >ur
young men w-'re busy passing out
notepaper ai d enve opes, selling
stamps and weighing parcels, which
the men were sending home. One of
the so (Hers s tid to me as 1 rt in 1 in
the tent use I chiefly by nv-n from
Iowa: "We < ' ]- all the way here
from Des M i.. s. and we were mighty
lonely. Then we found tnis V M ('.
A. on the job, and it's been a home
and more than a home to us it gave
us what we wanted v hen we ne *<!e 1
It most. We'll never forget it The
boys' best fr ond is the \ M C. A."
Fine, Clean Cut. Unstanding Fellows.
How close those benches were packed
with men, bending over the Ion;
tables absorbed in th? ir wri'ing!
What an appeal to t .e sympathies
those great groups of s >i :; -*v> in .he!
Fine, clem-rut. upstunlng fellows,
some of them mere boys, one thinks
immediate.y of the sacriii they have
made for the rest of us . o I h >w pre
cious they are to some one b icu homo
Somewhere, in far off ?ar:n or village
or city street, there ar<- parents ci
brothers or wives who would give ai
they possess for one gi.mpso of those
sunburned faces as you and I se*.
them on their last night before goin^i
across. And It was with a throb ol
the heart that I watched them, beni
over their letter paper, in one after
another of those seven big tents
These were the tents of the Y. M. C
A. On that last night in America th<
association was serving the soldiers
in the best of all ways?giving then
an opportunity to write homo. Or
previous nights they had enjoyed box
ing bouts, movies, concerts, dramatic:
and a score of healthy entertainment!
as well as religious meetings. But 01
thU last night home ties were strong
est. And perhaps that is the keynoti
of the splendid work the Y M. C. A
is doing among our men in uniformkeeping
them In touch with home.
Maple Words, -With the Colors.**
In these times there are some let
tors that mean more to us tnan an;
va have ever road hftfnro ...
w __ _ . ? ? ? - w. Hii
written on eheete of paper starnpa
with the Star* and Stripes and th<
red triangle of the T. M. 0. A., am
they bear the magic words. "With th
Colore." There are many more thai
a million such letters In the mails no\
while you read this. Perhaps one a
#
B Mails Today j
is "With the Colors"
k the Y.M. C. A. Does Among
Is Keeping Them In
Folks at Home.
Tninro inn nrn Tniiiimr
Iimrco ANU ALU I AlANuLL
Association Appeals to Your Boy,
ime Boy You Know and Love?
t in Cantonment, on Way Overseas,
jyond?First to Aid as He Comes
lare of the $25,000,000 Required to
ice That Somebody Cares."
L
legist Is on Its way to you. Each one
of our 16 cuutonraeuts, where the new
national army is being trained, is
using more than a million sheets of
this paper every nivinth. In the draft
army alone that means 16,000,000 filaments
of love every month reaching
out from the great encampment where
the men are being trained into the
greatest army this nation has ever
dre imed and binding mem to the
hearts at home Multiply that by
thinking of all the other places where
Uncle t?a:u has men with the flag?in
navy yards, on the high seas, in araeua'.s
and oflioers' training camps and
"Over There" in France. In all these
places men are writing home. Those
lira-suming little sheets of notepaper
gladden millions of hearts a day.
They tr n-fer more love from one
rrcspondsncc Facilities in Y. f.1. C. A.
I d i n g.
part of the vv or d to anoUv** than statistics
can extire s Statistics aro
pretty poor anyway when it comes to
ifTi ?i u"a in or love an i num.111
lenderMss I. >t's put it this way:
That the V M C. A is the biggest express
< < nr any the world has ever
?e -n. a:i i the p.pvcli it is handling
are the loves an I d evotions of human
belli ;s.
World's Best Lcved Trademark.
T.us a a; . us in...le us t.uuk hard
a;.d last t'ou/ u > or your neighbor
s o j oi 1.10 o.iy y ou kiiow and
iU\ c 11U.1 I. O. il . a.i O Lo do Ills folia 1 *
.11 the uig j o o. po.icing Lho wor.d tor
Utilise.a... a.?u unman hourly. Is it
uii) coini. i\ to you lo know that w herever
;ns duty u.uy call him your b^y
v>ib nave a u.oud lira will se.ve hiui
in bo .y. in.ii4.1 and so 1? Are you
g.a.l to know ih.it t il- mead wi.l place
oOJi.s a id in on ...as at liis disposal,
organise < .. > . to l ml-n him whatever
lie %Naii;.s to leuru, give him a
j. or kit i?:ia..out and invite liiin to
.o.n reign u.- tr eiiiigs oi the tail!
, .nal lie w brought up in? Did yoi
rt'a.1,,1 \ n h a-, oi iation provide,
a ho tic cqui) nient for his favoriti
guinea, teaches iiim gain s it he know.
! none and noiiis i one -its, lectures
movies, 1J: i.e class is. dramatic enter
I tuinments and every kind of whole
i soiu. amuseni lit to keey him interest
. ed7 Are you glu 1 to know that this
. iriend will go with him overseas, helj
f lo shield him from a *eore of Uiitlcul
t and dangerous temptations and follow
him right up to the front line trenct
and beyond it? The last contact tin
i soldier has with this life he loves s<
well is a cup of tea given him by th<
* Y. M. C. A. free Just before he goe:
1 "over the top" to a hand to hand strug
1 gle with the enemy. And as he comei
1 tottering back from No Men's Land
wounded, but strong enough ant
4 plucky enough to keep on his feet
4 even before his wounds are dressei
1 j the Y. M. C. A. is waiting for aim wltl
'! tea and sweet chocolate, the great com
3 forts ot the man in the trenches. l>
' you wonder that the Red Triangle 1
* - M ?ii.? ? -
cauea cne veil lovea trade mark l:
the worldt" One soldier lit France ha
called It "the last evidence that anj
> body caret."
f It every thinking citizen could to
with hit or her own eyes some thin
i of the actual work being done for ou
e men by the association there would b
d ne queetlon of the T. M. G. A. bavin]
e to appeal to the public for monej
11 Rather than let this essential wor!
v falter for an Instant rich men woul
t sell their motorcars, poor men woul
p?????BP?i i m
THE HOBBY HERA
forego coveted possession* or even necessities.
The work mutt go on. because
there is no one thing that contributes
so much to the spirit and efficiency
of the trocp6. The Y. M C.
A. Is working night and day to help
the government win this war And
every penny th*t is given to aid the
work is a diroct assistance to the
health, happiness and strength of your
boy and mine
Snapshots of Kaleidoscopic Work.
In all the big cities in France where
our men pass through in large numbers.
the Y M C A. is operating
hostels. where they can get beds and
meals at a minimum cost. In London
the American Y. M. C. A. nas erected
a large building for our soldiers and *
clubhouse for American officers.
There are Y. M. C. A dugouts right
behind the front line trenches, where |
the soldiers can get hot drinks, crack- '
ers and other comforts at all hours
Over 2,000 men who had been rejected
on account of physical disability
have been able to get into the British j
army by reason of the physical work
of the British Y. M. C. A.
A fleet of motor cars leaves the big ,
Y. M. C. A. headquarters In London at I
midnight every night to pick up soldiers
who are wandering about the
. streets without any wholesome lodging
ir which to spend the night. Those
cars are operated hv English women
of position and refinement, who report
that they never meet any discourtesy
at the hands of the soldiers. The im
portanee of this service can be estimated
by the fact that at least 50.000
soldiers are on leave in London every 1
week Over half of these Bleep in Y.
M. C A beds every night.
tntertainment on V?3t Scale.
The Y. M. C. A has erected a big
auditorium, seating 3.000, in each of
the big draft cam;e. and huge Chautauqua
tents, seating 2.500 in the otner
encampments The association is running
a 22 week enterta'nment circuit
among the camps and is paying 16
companies of entertainers, who are
travel tig to 30 camps performing before
the men.
In each of the draft camps the T.
M. C. A. has ten secretaries engaged
in educational work The association
is eeeing to it that every man who
cannot spe?k Knglish is caught to do
so In many of trie camps the association
has a sing'ng director, who is
teaching the men to sing the popular
and martial airs that do so much to
keep up tholr spirits.
Of 6 4 Y. M C. A. men at Camo
Dix only three are h?ing paid full salaries.
In all the craps the majority
of the Y. M. C. A. men have left lucrative
ositions to do this work simply
lie i a use its appeil is irresistible to
any red blooded man. Harry Lauder,
the famous Scotch singer and comedian.
now on his f 'rev ell concert tour
in the United States, is giving all his
spare time to the service of the association
and is singing to the soldiers
at all the camps ha -an reach.
in on'1 or hip aratt camps the Y. M.
C. A. is supervlslnu athletics on ICO
playing fields, providing fell athletic
equipment. The winners of the interregjmentnl
games will play the champion;
of the other camps.
Op.e of the p?-eatest services rendered
by the association Is the making
1 *'' *">i;
* i *sw.
A Ked Triangle Dugout in the
} Trenchc3.
' out of money orders by which the men
1 can send their pay home to their fam'
ilies. In some of the hi# camps the
1 Y. M. C. A. is providing banking facil'
ities for the inon as well.
Do Your Bit With a Tenner.
, This month (November) the Y. M.
. C. A. must raise $35,000,000 to carry
s on its work among our soldiers and
their allies until next July. Of this
j $35,000,000 about $24,000,000 will be
spent on the work with our own troops
j or about $10 for every man In Uncle
Hnm'si untfnrrri If AvArvhrwW >!>? ? ??
- ~ w - v J vvvt/ WW uu u?0
1 received letters from soldiers and sail'
ors were to contribute $10 the task
' would be easy. Are your boy's health
" and happiness and clean soul worth
1 $10 to you?
B Your town mayor, your pastor, your
r' school superintendent will know who
is the treasurer of the campaign com0
mittee In your county or town. OtherK
wise send a check or money order to
r Cleveland H. Dodge, treasurer, 114
? East Twenty-eighth street, New York
E city.
r- Only sacrificial giving by millions of
k nivorr. w\l\ make possible the continti
nance cf this vast work for American
d soldi'rs and for those of our allien.
LP, OONWAY, 8. O.
AGAR 11
LQAO OF |J
Wc have in a lot of Horse
and Wagons, and expect
assortment all the rest of
us if in need of any thing
Yours
JENKINS
TABOR, NOR1
IRON FOR URIC |
ACID TROUBLE
I
Highly Concentrated Medicinal1
Iron Known as Acid Iron
Mineral Best Yet
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VERY ECONOMICAL TOO
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When a p?t;ror.\? hack seem?:
l.nost broken and their shoulderr j
a pari, 01 inu iviciittru wans lauu.
TERMS of Sale Cash. Puchascr to
pay for papers.
Conway, S. C., November 12th, 1917.
W. L. BRYAN,
C. C. C. P., as Special Master.
R. B. SCARBOROUGH,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
o
; Iht Qutnint That Dots Not Afftct ths Mood
I Bertuir of its tonic and laxative effect. I. AX AI
TIVB BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Ketnember the full name and
look lor the signature of E. W. GROVE. 30c*
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NOTICE
11
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There has taken up at my farm one
black frizzle backed sow, marked crop
r.rd underbit in right, crop and hole
in the left ear Owner please call and
pay for advertisement.
G. F. TODD,
j Allsbrook, S. C., RFD 1.?10-ll-3t-pd.
weigh Ivce lead, and ev. tw.st or
urn of limb or nuiscV seals paii s
shooting about, why all of us n u
remember that uric acid dose thes- j
hings, and what we need is a litt'e
i'on to drive it our of the system, j
We don't need a laxative. \v'e donk j
want to nut alcohol into the system. ;
What We need is just one little thing
1 i
that is iron.
(let a bottle of highly conoe.it at ?d
Vcid Iron Mineral. Pour a taspoon1
a! into a. glass of water after a me !
nd r-r.e wh.at a nuid:, shoit cut i
nuke1? to relief and freedom from
pain. Take it regularly a f.-w day
iie'p the blood.
Sometimes tHo trouble con be tiacto
the kidr.j ys and this ; a'.ut* d
1 highly concent ated medic! ml i?- n
helps them too. Ark your drugg' t
or a b ittle of Acid Iron Mineral. A
i
large dollar bottle can be had p" mid,
if you seed to the K? rrod'.ie
Chemical Corp., R ianok' , Va.
Sobl by Cleo. J. Holliday, Ca'ivar ts
rr^..?... nu,,...,,, , a .
? ?. i j , aucuuo x 11 ?.* i 111 ax. ; , -rw \ 11 v/: ?
Husenbury & Co., Toddvillo, and other
good di uggirts in this s,-cticn.?
adv.
o
NOTICE OF SALE.
,
Under and hv virtue of the d -r.
\nd judgment of th ? court mr.d !>;
!''is Honor, .J< hn is V"' < p, Pi c i ling
udge, n the t. A'isb; oo]*,
''U\'cssor to J. K. Ali.b".o(J< & Co; 1
u any, Pla nti fs vs. John F. Watt-5,
iroi'ge \V. Sessions. V. .1. Smith
and Pun'.nigh.s & Collin.- Cueuanv,
' C "Ooration, Defendants, and dated
he ~>th day of November A. P. 1917,
ii, the undersigned \V. !,. Bryan,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
I ,m Speeiai .Master, will soil at pub!P
laaion to the highest bidder befcr
!ir Cour' House door at Conway, in
Horry County, and Stale of South
'arolina, during legal hours of sale.
>n sab-sflav in Per nob.r next, it beJ
! j>the bid day of said month, all
and Angular those certain lands sit.i
uate in Horry County, and deserib* d
as follows, to wit:
AM and singular, that c rtain tract
of land lying and being in Conwvy
Towir-hip, on the East sid" of VV. C.
vM. C. Ti. P. (now A. C. L. It. R.), containing
Twneyt-fivo (J,:) acres, mere
or less; bounded on the North by B.
; P?. Watts; East by lands of Collin
Mucks, et al; South by lands of W. H.
Privette; and on the West by lands
] of John F. Watts,?said lands being
i . i . r a i n.M i \ir~ 11. i 1
m HORSES
& MULES ,
s and Males, Buggies, :
to carry on hand a good
the season. Come to sec
l in this tine,
truly,
> BROS.
'H CAROLINA
IDEAL SMALL FARM
FOR SALE EASY
This Farm is sl'.uated in Horry
County, 2 miles from Town of Conway,
011 tlic Dog Uluff road, contains
4(? 1-2 .acres of land, lb acres under
cultivation, five now cleared and
ready to 1m* plowed, the owner had a
very good crop this year and is now
harvesting same. This propeity has
one four room house, stables, and
bam, is but one quarter of a mile to
, railroad siding', one mile from public
i.shool, one mile from Church. This
is an ideal location for a sti awlicn y
fr-m. We offer this place at a surprisingly
low price. Cash, or terms.
If interested see Horry la nd Agency,
headquarters at Hotel Grace, M. M.
11< drk k, Manager.-?adv.
NOT KM OF SALF.
Under and by virtue of the <!ec:ec
and .judgment of the couit made i'.v~
Lis Honor, John S. \\ i'scn, 1 Yet-ininj:
Judge, in the tare of Conway ,'Sa ing
lk i k. a Corp ration, i'!a'uti"fs v;
L. A. Homin :\vay otherwise lallo
lk r \\' Hemingway, rod F.i< ha d> w
jCdi'ns Company. a Corp- ra'.i n, D ;
j iendants and da.ed thp l<t day > I
L'vA'oi.ibo-, A. 1). 1J.U7, !. the u .dor- j
J imI .1. A. !.o> i". SK ril" of !io> . >
! (Aunty. v. ill >cM at pub'ic auction t
I the ' i'.r'r.o.-t bidder holo/e too Coi r
J
JHouro door at (>n\\ay. in Ihr'y
County, and State of S><L". u C <r ii .
? in bit* I' U ii bou \s .)!' ride, on d. f
I . .
' <iiir in Dojoriber .pm, it bo1: ;; th
<! day or .?aid ir'n;'.. :T and sjvj?n
! !;.? tho-r ecr.aip. b'.ndr .-it a at' n iloriiy
nn.y, and dor, ribrb a. fo'iww.
to-wit: ,
"Al: aid v!o";y''ir. ?-crt ' <
j pi'T.rs, jtii'vc!;; or. t'O t < 1* 1 :a*11? !yi:.;r
! ml ho.: a in C)?>n\v: y Township,
; a ;*/ rod St' to a ro ; ! !. contain
iii in the t- 'I'd t. . I wo*
.< s. ctoi'/. or ie. > . a <! arc d" v !!>
asf rl?oWBS
Ti"Ip* No. (.'oir < Yvontv
I vo (2 >i s. an
'.in# on M o VV. < t . of i' u! y
I Swamp void, bound -d N vth by 1 i. 1
j< r S. A. Cni. "v; I": I b\ M;.-? Y. V,
j ) U: v* ^ tr-t: Sou t* i b> Mr. M.
j I?o t tract, n \v ow im) by o o I'm
\ j .... 1 " f ' _ i i rn ii* i > ? ? 1
i r: aiui v. t. w . lar ;s ;:i :
I i '
The said tract boa, g a pa l of w. i
is known as ''Wilson Hill 1 act." and
is the ideoticaj tract of land convoy.
(d to mo (lb A. Horn mini- wry 1 )>.'
S. A. Can.' y by his deed of date Ja.i
ion y 1st, 1001, and tho same reco: !
od in Vol, LI.L, page 121, in office of
h. M. C. for Horry Count.".
Tract X >. 2: Containing So on (7
mips more or less, 1 yirj>* on the Pa'-Ar
i loy Swamp Public Kosd, about throe
miles from Conway, and is bou dod
North (and Novthoa.H) by lands ?f
l'reslcy Hemingway, and on the Ida '
South and West by lauds of Mrs. El1,
.1. Dusenbury. The ,rl tract being j
the South'1, n (or Southwestern) portion
of a tract of Pros ley Ho virgwty
and is where my house and plantation
is located. The same herein conveyed
being pi I that belongs to me, or
i that 1 may hereafter acquire of the
I estate lands of my father, the said
Presley Hemingway."
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
Conway, S. C., November 10th, 1017.
J. A. LEWIS,
i Sheriff of Horry Countv.
R. R. SCARBOROUGH,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
MIISTAIIC
vi w niiu
For Sprains, Lameness,
Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism
Penetrates and Heats
Stops Pain At Once
For Man and Beast
25c.50c.$1. At All Dealer*
LINIMENT
'ire Insurance I
Life Insurance ^ J
?Bonds
Office in I
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK I
D. A. Spivey W. King
H. H. WOODWARD, I
Attorney and Counsellor at Lav, J
CONWAY, S ~ U
R. a SCARBOROUGH I
Attorns7 at Law, t I
CONWAY. S. G. I
WILLIAM EUGENE KINtfc M d 1
Physician and Surgdon M
Office in Pl&tt Drug Oo. I
AYNOR,. S. Oil
CH/1 S. R. SCARBOROUGH I
CONWAY, .SOUTH CAIUJUNA I
Complete WnterwftrkH, Steam Hoi wo- fl
ter and Hot Air Heating Plants.
INSTALLED ANYWHERE I
Only Plumbing and Heating^ goods!
and material of highent quality u*ed.fl
Pull line of Tub, Toilet, Lavatory,J
Sink and other Bathroom Accessories M
and reptJ*i* on hand at all tiniea.
Plm?tbing and Heating. Y
PUT HOT WATER AND I
HEAT IN YOUR HOUSE!
T. B. L E W I S , I
A My and Councellor at Law I
CONWAY, - - . S. C. J
J.M.JOHNSON, I
f ' I \7 I I ITXTY ' IXTITTTMJ
VI V Hi ijilV.IKMiLiH
MARION, S. C. J
My Engineering and Surveying.!
office will be open during my ab-l
scnce, and prepared to take cure!
Ot any work as usual. Address!
ali communications as hereto-.!
fore.
S. P. HAWES J
Auto Supplies, Fancy GrocerierlJ
Ajax Tires, guaranteed 500(*W
miles. J
PHONE 67. 1
QUICK DELIVERY. 1
DR. J. D. THOMAS I
Physician and Surgeon in
liUKi-S, S U.
J 0 Norton E. S. 0. Baker 1
NORTON & BAKER {
j ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW I
| CONWAY, ? ? ?-" 8. 0.1
LUM JUNG LAUNDRY, f
CONWAY. S. C. J
Her: inning July lut. 1913] A
All persons must take tickets'for I
work left hero. Possitively no J
work delivered until ticket is pre-J
sented. Laundry not c .lied for in
30 days will be sold for charges. I
LUM JUNG 1
W C SINGLETON ? J
ATTORNEY AT LAW 1
Conway, S. C. 1
Office up Stairs Buck Building J
DR. 6.1. LEWIS 1
DENTAL SURGEON , I
Office Over Norton Drue CoopiLX i]
CONWAY, 8. C ' U
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