The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 08, 1918, Page TWO, Image 2
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OUR ARMIES FIGHT
IN SIX COUNTRIES
And Training, Besides in
Camps of the British
Isles
MO SERIOUS PROTEST
ON THEIR SENDING
Draft Law Barely Questioned
and Issue of No Consequence.
Washington.?The war map with
its trench lines straggling athwart
international boundaries shows American
fighting men holding their
footing on strangely alien soils. As
it now stands army units of the Unit
ed States are at their grim work in
six countries. France, (I rmany, Bus
sia, Austria, Italy and Belg'um.
The swelling v lume of their move
ment overseas has been so necessary
a response to the emergency of the
nation's responsibility, so thoroughly
implied by tiio original war declaration,
and so entirely natural a picture
to a people prepared by three
years' observation of world war, tha
it may take a historian's perspective
to visualize completely the departure
from traditions and the smashing ot
precedents that the movement involved.
L Checking the six American artillery
has been reported on the French
line opposite Mulhausen, severa'
miles inside the border of the German
empire. In Austria, the olive
drab uniform supports Italian sectors
whichvgwing round the toe of
Lake Garcia, and American fliers
have maneuvered over the Venetian
lowlands, where the Austrian drive
was forced back this spring. In Belgium,
they have gone over the top
with Australians and in France their
forces in action now can be counted
by army corps. In Russia, at Vlad-1
ostok and now on the frozen reaches
of the Murman coast they are
putting disciplined force behind the
manifold manifestations of national
purpose. Likewise, in England, Scot
lad and Ireland, they fill up the
school camps and prepare thcmselve.
for action.
These men drafted marly all, aiv
the agents in the far-flung jouineyings
of a nation whose military history
has shown more than on; instance
in which volunteers, ordered t >
cross a boundary, have sat down, pri
*rate and officer alike, to debat ? the
.onstitutionality of a warlike expedition
to foreign soil, and still more in
I stances where militia organization"
lave successfully opposed nationa1
ttempts to scad thorn beyond their
wn state lines.
Yet today, under the urge of tli
'ar resolution which directed th?
dministi ation "to exert all of it ,
ower and employ all of its resource
> carry on war against the Imperial
orman government and to bring th 1
inflict to a soccessful conclusion,"
*afted men and volunteers have no
lised a single protest of serious imIt
was not until January of the
escnt year that the supreme cour.
rmerly construed the constitution
allow any sort of war operation
e nation desired to carry on. The
urt said of contentions opposing
at view that they "were too frivols
for notice."
Yet long before the decision the
st drafted American had fallen ii
itfe overseas and legions more hac
earned after him to every quart?]
lost of the Eurasion continent.
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arg'o and interesting^ mile post t'
Id in the future, but for the aver
? American, the news of the da;
ws that his interest is purely ah
xct. It having been definitely de
?d upon due and formal considera
i, that a compl ?te defeat of Ger
ly was necessary to democracy i
world, the nat ion has not even r
nbered precede nts of histor. o
'itions of the past,
pparently the men least inch no
onsider that have been the so
s who have gone gravely bi
1 good cheer into the valley of tli
mrnrcnaa nnd t.hfMV :i'
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:mg good the purposes.
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Indigestion, Constipation <
Biliousness
try one 50-ccnt bottle of LA.X-FC
'H PEPSI.*. A Liquid Ditfcstb
tive pleasant to take. Made ai
nmended to tho public by Paris Med
Co .manufacturers of Laxative B: .n
ine and Grove V Tasteless chili Ton
STATE ITEMS
OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH
CAROLINA PEOPLE
The American Library Association,1
which association has a large librar> J
building on Jackson Circle, has now
begun the work of placing a collection
of books in each ward of the
base hospital.
'
The Camp Jackson Fire Department
received a new Seagrade fiiv
engine.
"Due to heavy shipments of domestic
coal to the Great Lakes and
army cantonments, the movement of
this grade of coal into South Carolina
is going to be very light during the
months of August and September,"
says a letter addressed to all fuel
committeemen in South Carolina by
B. B. Gossett, State federal fuel a !ministrator.
The Eastern district exempli' n
board of South Carolina mot la t
week to hear the appeals from thos"
men who have been reclassified an !
put into Class 1 and also for the purpose
of considering the decisions of
the local boards in regard to certain
cases.
The weather has been more or
less cloudy, with intermittent shov
ers and deficient.
One thing that goes towards making
Camp .lacksAn one of the b< st
milifnw mtmiis in tlio TTnitod Still os
is the fact that the drill fields never
get muddy.
The German prisoners at Camp
Jackson are being worked every day.
They are used in helping to clean up
the grounds.
Marion County will not have a
canvass for county offices this year.
There has never been a year when
it was more important to grow a
wheat crop than this.
Rye is likely to be killed by dry.
hot weather, when sowed too early;
consequently, how early it may ho
sowed will depend very much on tho
season.
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Thousands of S
Offices to R
entl
i i \a7 o v 10 rl Ck *vi 1 v? i vw nil f 11
| Tf AO UV/ ail I'll
9 Stengoraphers, Clerks, Bo
I necessitated by the war.
I Thousands of men of m
1 tary age, must be prepare
fl ment Service.
I You may not be able to
i FIGHT FOR THE FLAG U
- I YOU COULD IN THE TRE
> I SERVICES.
S If you are now a StenoiJ
1 you have not a knowledge
I ately begin a study of th<
r 8 Even now, salaries of ^
Id experienced Bookkeepers
3 aried Bank and Office Poi
II Stenographic, Bookkeepii
I Enter our Departments
be thousands of wonderfu
from 3 to 4 months?und
young* women ever dream
We are now receiving will
appreciate your comi
weeks intervening. Tho
by writing us and stating
Don't hesitate?dela
date.
(Note): Classes in Fvenc
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NATIONi
THE HORRY HERA
Ugly, Unsightly Pin
Are Sig:
Give Heed to the Warning:. fi
Pimples on the face and other ?
parts of the body are warnings from Ci
Nature that your blood is sluggish
and impoverished. Sometimes tney b
foretell eczema, boils, blisters, scaly o
I eruptions and other skin disorders p
that hum like flames of fire. A
They mean tnat your blood needs o
S. S. S. to purify it and cleanse it of a
! these impure accumulations that can c
cause unlimited trouble. This remedy t
is the greatest vegetable blood purl* C
SMITH MAKES PLEA
FOR TOBACCO HANDS
Washington?Senator E. D. SrnDh
on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce
of Florence and the Tobacco
Beard cf Trade of that piece, has
lodged with the war department a
vigorous appeal that toba-co workers
in the Bee Dee section bo relieved
( f immediate duty for war pur- |
oost s until their nrosonon in I
field is no longer necessary. Goner-1
a! Crowder, provost marshal of the;
army, has passed the matter up to j
the Kicrence County board with i:istrueCem,
however, to proceed with
car and to exempt no one temper[
arily whe -e places can be spared.
??!' n in th.e draft age unless they
; are highU specialized experts a'.'o i
iwast'r.g time in applying for commissi!
ns in the quartermasters j
corps, according to information giv-;
| en Senator E. 1). Smith by the office |
I of the quartermaster general. R >cently
several ycung South Carolinj
ians have asked Senator Smith to
j acsist them in securing commi sions >
j in the Quartermaster corps and in j
i each in anco the same response was j
met with. It was also pointed out
that the classification did not count
at all.
The fact that the applicant was
liable to the draft was sufficient to
keep him from a commission unless
ho happened to be a particul rly I
high grade specialty man. Enlisted
men already in the service must undergo
a course of training before
th- y are eligible for commissions in
the quartermaster corps, but experts
in certain lines may be commissionlographers
a
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Are Urgen
Stenographers and 1
i x r mm i
replace i onng Men J
ly Needed by Goverr
$85.00 to $15
3 trained office-help of the nati<
okkeepers, etc., appointed in th
ilitary #ge are being called to the
d to fill their positions in Bank,
DON'T BE A BUS
serve your Country on the battl
;y helping uncle sam with
INCHES IN FRANCE. MOREOV
r;apher, take our Special Civil S
of Shorthand and Typewriting
)sc. subjects.
5100 to $150 are being freely ofi
are receiving $20 0 and $2 50 p
s.tions will be open this winter t
ig and Clerical Positions, which
ARRANGE FOR I
! NOW, and be ready for some <
l1 opportunities open for those
or our Individual Instruction Pla
ed of earning a year ago.
Applications for entrance in Sept
nunicating with us at once, if yc
se who wish to enter now, and t
their preference for this arrang
y?or postpone your enrollment
h an ! Spanish arc now be:n?? organize*
aughan's E
\L REPUTATION -LA.-.5SK.: 3
LD, CONWAY, 8. 0.
nples
nals of Bad Blood
cr known, and contains no minerals
r chemicals to injure the most deliate
skin.
Go to your drugstore, and get a
ottle of S. S. S. today, and get rid \
f those unsightly and disfiguring
imples, and other skin irritations. 1
Uid it will cleanse your blood thor- l
ughly. If you wish special medical
dvice, you can obtain it without
harge by writing to Medical Direc- ?
or, 29 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
ieorgia. 1
ed from civil life.
Senator Smith was told that the j
quartermaster general desired it
known that it is impossible for any 1
civilian in the draft age to be com- (
n.;>Monod in his department.
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WHATEVER IS?IS BEST.
1 know as my life grows older
And mine eyes have better sight 1
That under each rank wrong, somewhere,
There lies the root of Right.
That each sorrow has its purpose
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vi v ovx i iii^ v/i v uii^uv u,
But as sure as the sua brings mora- 1
ing? '
Whatever is?is best! !
I know each sinful action,
As sure as the night brings shade,
Is somewhere, sometime, punish d
Tho' the hour be long delayed.
I know that the soul is aided
Sometimes by the hearts unrest
And to grow means often to suffer?
But whatever is?is best!
I know there are no errors
In the Great Eternal Plan,
And all things work together
For the final good of man.
And 1 know when my soul speeds onward
In its grand Eternal quest
I shall say as I look back earthward
Whatever is?is best!
-By Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
(Contributed by J. D. G.)
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Plies Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money It" PAZO OINTMENT t'aiLtocure
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles,
' .-.tantly relieves Itching Piles, an' you can get
restful sleep after tho first application. Price 60c
o?
A nrnnncol fr? fav /?r\ttr%n roioct.
tv/ VMi\ VV VVVII I 11 A V J V/V V ? |
ed almost unanimously in Washing- i
ton.
ind Bookkee
tly Needed
Bookkeepers Needec
drafted?Many Tho
/
lment Offices-?Sala
>0.00 a Month
on. It is estimated that there
ie Civil Service to handle the v.
i colors. Thousands of women
Corporation, and private offices
ilNESS SLACKER
efield, but you can "do your bi
THE CLERICAL PART OP THE
ER. THERE IS URGENT ANjl)
ervice Course and be ready for
, heed the Civil Service Commi
fered for thoroughly competent,
er month. Thousands?yes, m;
hroughout the Country, not to;
must be filled in the Washingto
ENTRANCE?NOW
3f these high-salaried positions
who will prepare. Only a* few
,n, and you can begin to earn a
ember and October, as well as f
>u arc planning your enrollment
o make their tuition payments
fement.
, a single day, but write us NO'
1 in our College, an.l will bo conclude
isiness Coll
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FOREIGN ITEMS I
gathered and condensed
for easy reading
The Allied embassies, which recent
y left Vologda for Archangel, were
ict permitted to remain in Archangel 1
ind have arrived in Kandalaska,
Stell requirements of the shipping
rnard for the next three months call
for 1,000,000 tons.
Aubrey W. Vaughan, a captain
in the quartermaster's corps of the
United States army, is indicted by a
federal grand jury on a charge of 1
conspiring to defraud the govern- 1
ment in connection with contracts for
rain coats.
Six war-tired American congressmen
are on their way back to Paris
Lifter having witnessed from a hill.:.i
? -\/t i?.. it., i... l_ *
r?iue i?ii muiiuuy me luasie lor pussession
of the town of Sergy, two
and a half miles southeast of th:
former German base at Fere-en-Tarilenois
in the Soissons-Rheims pocket.
The second battle of the Marne
has entered a new phase. Both
French and German official statements
tonight reflected the increased
fury of the fighting for several day ;'
past, indicating to officials that a ;
new crisis is approaching.
The State Department does not ne
lieve the story that came via Copenhagen
of Turkey's breaking off relations
with Germany, for two^reasons
?first, because it comes from Copenhagen,
and, second, because the
department thinks it is a little sev>n
fc; such a development.
The fierceness of the fighting
Monday, it is believed, is a sign tha.t
the German retreat has reached its
limit.
mi n it
i ne merman armies apparently
were on the retreat on the AisneMarne
front last week.
The American troops pushed forward
their lines at certain points
Thursday on the center of the
Rheims-Soissons salient.
pers
i by Banks and
usands Urgries
will be 100,000 additional
:ist amount of clerical work
and young men, under mili?,
as well as in the Governt"
here at home. YOU CAN
: WAR, JUST AS TRULY AS |
PRESSING NEED OF YOUR I
an early examination. If I
ssion's advice, and immedi- I
Stenographers, and many
[iny thousands?of high salmention
the thousands of
n Government Offices.
this fall and winter.there'll
month's Special Traininglarger
monthly salary, than
'or immediate entrance, and
, for the early fall, or for the
later in the fall, may do so,
W for a suitable enrollment
(1 by Dr. Julian L. Kendall.
ege
LUMBIA, S. G.
EVER SAUVATED BY 'M
CALOMEL? HORRIBly"
Calomel is quicksilver and act
like dynamite on
your liver. I
Calomel loses you a day! You kf
what calomel is. It's mercury; qii
silver. Calomel is dangerous. f? will
crashes into sour bile like dynar withcramping
and sickening you. Caltijms to
attacks the bones and should never
put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggiavith
constipated and all knocked out arure,
believe you need a dose of dangeroiftpn,
calomel just remember that ycyrooci
druggist sells for a few cents a largWtpg
bottle of Dodson's 1 iver Tone, whicrf*:^
is entirely vegetable and pleasant p? $
take and is a perfect substitute wor i
calomel. It is guaranteed to st/art
your liver without stirring >'0'u ^
inside, and can not salivate. I
Don't take calomel! It maltfes y?u i
sick the next day; it loses you a day is >
work. Dodson's Liver Tone si '
ens you right up and you fee fjTCat. 1
(live it to the children because it is
ncrfectlv harmless and docsn\t gripe.
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NOTICE OF SALE. \ 1
Under and by virtue of the decree
and judgment of the court mach
his Honor S. W. G. Shi pp. Presiding
.Judge, in t!ie ease of American Fertilising
Company, Plaintiffs vj. j VI.
O. Huggins, Eddy Lake Cypress C7<>in
pany and Conway Lumber Compi/ny,
Defendants, and dated the 28th /day
ot June A. D. 1918, I, the undoy signed
J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of . Horry
County, will sell at public auction to,.,
the highest bidder before th<r CO'jJn
House door at Conway, iA Horry
County, and State of South Carolina,
during legal hours of sale, ^?n salesday
in September next, it /being the
2nd day of said month, all and singular
those certain lands situate in Hor
ry County, and described \as follows,
to wit: y
All and singular that certain pa^
eel or tract of land my (M. <0. Huggins')
undivided interest in \ the est-ate
lands of Susan E. Huggijns containing
two hundred (200) acres,
more or less, and bounded t^n the
West by Little Pee Dee Rivorty anTi
Northeast by the Huggins brothers
and known as the Swamp LandV of
the estate of Susan E. Huggins,! ?ying
and being in Galivants FrtCry i si
Township?(Being the same land |de- ?-t
vised by the said Susan E. Huggi ns, I
described as her Swamp Lands, i in ha
and by her last Will and Testament jm
to M. O. Huggins, J. A. HugginsJ C. th<
L. Muggins, and K. T. Muggins, /the ; s<
interest of each being an undi^'id^d g
one-fourth under said Will. , id
Teuns of Sale Cash. Purchaser to ov*
pay for papers. v
Conway, S. C., August I. 1018. is
J. A. LF/W1S, bci
Sheriff of Morry County. itc
M. H. WOODWARD, * e
Plaintiff's Attorney. it
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The Strong Withstand the Heat of is<
Summer Better Than the Weak li
Old people who are feeble and younger people *
who arc weak, will be strengthened and enabled to 371
go through the depressing heat of sumrner by tak- j.
iug GROVE'S TASTELESSchillTONIC. It purifies n(i
and enriches the blood and builds up the whole sys*Pt O
tem. You can soon feel its Strengthening. Invigorating
Effect. 60c.
IAIyouiSS* i
by having them properly refracted
and glasses accurately fitted
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Ii^uin way?ur r iur. u/\ 1 o?riVf-y p
SaDtuDrday at Horry Drug Store. ^
MULLINS?OFFICE DAYS?Every
Monday, Main Street, No. 10.
Yours for service, \
Lycurgus A. Woodruff, G. Opt.
Optometrist. K
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The acreage planted to corn in j
the South this year is a little les3
than last, and the recent severe
drouth has made it practically certain
that there will bo a smaller corn
crop than last year.
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