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con <?hf lAorrti jftrMld. CONWAY, S. C. Entered at the Post Office at Conway & C-, as second class mail matter. H. H. WOODWARD Pnbliahed Every Thursday Morning by Con\%ay Publishing Co. TELEPHONE 21. TERMS: SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Copy, One Year $1.00 One Copy, Six Months 75 m. l4 C A One Copy, Three 3iontns uv PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT Tributes of Respect, and Obituaries will be charged for at the rate of one cent per word for all words over 150. Resolutions of Thanks, Cards of Thanks, and all other reading Notices, not NEWS, taking the run of the paper, will be charged at tho rate of five cents per line; and all other notices in the local columns at the rate of ten cents per lino. Extra charge of 50 per cent, for notices set in black face type in local column. All changes of advertisements must be ;n the office by Saturday noon to insure their appearance in the following issue. All communications must be signed by the name of the winter, not for publicaiton, but for the protection of j this paper. I.p?rn Notirns :it Si nor inch first O " - insertion, 50 cents each subsequent insertion. Rates on long term contracts for display advertising very reasonable, and made known on application. < Make all Checks or Crafts payable to The Horry Herald, or H. II. Wood- , ward, Conway, S. C. Notice in Special Column at the rate of one cent per word each insertion, and none of these taken for less j than 25 cents, to be paid for in ad- i vace. * THURSDAY. SEPT. 5. 1918 J ( There are some who work hard , every day trying to avoid work. ( o , When a man hates his job too bad { he will not do much at it although he , may almost starve. i -o t Some of us labor under the mis- \ taken idea that it is our business to advise others while performing: noth- ' ing at all ourselves. o Some years ago it was said that "cut-over" lands were not worth paying taxes on. Those who have such . land are not giving it away now and i" never will. c There are no easv places where ! 1 monev is picked up. Increased , i wages even in war mean increased ^ expense and still more work as a usual thing. The madness of the huns cannotiN yet equal the spite and ill will that sometimes is to be found existing in small communities. o Some men act in a way which j treales spite and ill will against hem; other know exactly how to g t on your good side ithout your know ing it. It is a latter of tact and good judgement. In any service of a public nut u \ ' the man who complain- ! ss 1 u ua'ly gets the best thorn i . Sonic will liopc to yet more than their shar* by constantly complaining and th s may * do for a t ime out 0011 fail . o The I llit' < Stn te e ' a i:: n( e t make victory .-ore aivai ' < '! r] mans and Austrian by ma h i 1 il our tremendous mar. p w < with' a further delay; and v. 1 i ; h< e '< a forces aire: cy aide to d< al t< llin blows with t he [; itish an ' i K reach, are nibbline eon ant1 y i' the (iei'man li' es and jyradt a h 1 breaking down tin- (lerman nm ale. > I'ncle Sam wdl yret n ady and pi; "e in the field a ho t of willing ficht a that will ea>il\ carry the war to the \ . A I" I ? 1 ' 1 1 * ' iM'nri oi i>ernn ami <11( ian terms c: peace to a rotten (lermany that is on l its knees. This is what the I'nited j States purposes to do by this time next year, and there is no reason why we should not do it considering that i our cause is on the side of jusice and equity. O" One fact which stands out plain a.i day about the tobacco market at Conway is that it is possible to build here one of the largest markets in the whole country. This season there was handhd at the Conway warehouses three and one half million pounds of the weed; and this was in the face of a condition which should not prevail?the warehouse owners did not seem to be organized and working together to bring to Conway as much of the tobacco as might have come. At other points even the outside business men are organized by means of a chamber of commerce or board of trade, and they j FEEL that I i * you the great perienced from using D sin. I had always su but since taking Syrup troubled in that way, too highly as a laxative (Krom a letter to I)r Mrs. Geo. Schaeff Utica ur. ai Syrup The Per/bt Sold by Drugg 50 cts. ( A combination of sim pepsin, mild and jjcntl lieves constipation qi can be obtained free o i 3.. \A; U 11 / 1^1. VV . I). VJiliUWCll, 1 Monticello, Illinois. novel' fail to advertise their market and by their united efforts they work wonders in a business way. Here at Conway they seem to be willing to take what i it lie good will eonn1 ef it motion and make no elfort to inerease results over that. o The section of Germany lying in he Rhine valley is now undodrgoing he terrors of bombs falling on the icpulaeo from allied airships. That >art of Germany is standing in daily Iread of an invasion as the German ines are being pushed back toward he Rhine country day by day, slowly )iit surely as fate itself. Well may he people of that country spend th< ir tights and days also in contemplation ?f the terrible times that are coming o them just as sure as there is a vorld. A taste of their own mediinc only boiled down to a greater t length?f rightfulness such as lermans have been wont in the past 0 say was necessary to enforce tiernan Kultur on an unwilling world; >ut frightfullness of a kind such as nankind never had to stand before md the kind which brings weeping", vailing, and gnashing of teeth such is has been described and mentioned n Holy Writ. The time of horrors s coming to those p ople and it canlot bo avoided in the nature of lungs. o Instead of buckling down to bard ,vork in pursuit of fortune, some of is start out early in life to seek it it the foot of the rainbow. Wo are dind to the opportunities which lie it our feet and can only see slaves.it the foot of rainbow whose gaudy uies lure us on from pillow to post, ilways nearh within our grasp but ;ot so far away. In this way many 1 boy or girl has spent the givator iart of their lives seeking something hat is just oil' yonder and which moves something they cannot find. The eitk'on of a town should live n . ,.r i i? ' j?* '' i w, i ' ?i m i I. x x 11. ?? v wiiii., tiii1 . he city fathers should :il\va\s be ihlc by their good inatianvnn nt and act to keep the people rou<iy and willing to pay out their tuxes readiyv md cheerfully knowing that ju.-t ihead there i- a great public improve meat the.' ,11 he a<comp1 'siu-d for their benefit. To : i on! I a e i p lite money for ne e tlcne he same a inuividuaU save up oi tin earnings to buy some ne\N atei le tkov want to iniprovt their b . ine 5 o? tiie e. nv? mience.. ab ut tie ir !i\*i11y? quarter-. ! I owes . it apn a: t!r ' usually the city fathers go about their tasks after the; are ei cte i -pending the tax mom y in bribiethere and yonder trying to give temporary relief against the grumblingof the populace. Xo biggei mistake was ever made. The funds should Itsaved and never thrown away in tin making of temporary and non-permanent improvements, but kept unti the money is sufficient to do some thing that will he lasting and wort I while. Pay for the Herald to-day. Pui your account in advance. During September $1.00 per year; after Oe tober 1st, $1.50. Don't wait and for got it. Send us a check or money or dor or currency to-day. o The total entente captures on th< Western front since July IS now approach 120,000 prisoners and 2,00f guns. (irove's Tasteless chill Tonic iesiores vitality and energy by purifying and en ricbing the t>loo<l. You c?n soon fee) its Strength eniug. Invigorating F.fTert. Price tKV. THB HOMtT Hf must write and tell benefit I have exr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepffered from indigestion Pepsin I am no longer and I cannot praise it y* h . Caldwell written by\ er, 1103 West Are. 1 > N. Y. / dwell's Pepsin ct Laxative ists Everywhere ws) $1.00 pie laxative herbs with e in its action, that rclickly. A trial bottle f charge by writing to L58 Washington Street, uliUNlY NEWSPAPERS MUST ALSO CUT DOWN 25 Per Cent. Reduction of Pub iication Space Over Eight Pages Ordered. Washington.? Reduction of 2"> p 1 'cent, of all publication space in ex| cess of eight pages for country weekly newspapers was ordered today by Chairman Baruch of the war industries board. Other features of a conservation plan for newsprint paper I which by their order is extended to hi elude the country weeklies, are discontinuance of papers to subscribers three months after subscriptions expire. stopping- use of free copies ioi ' exchanges within the same county 01 a 40 mile radius, stopping of puliation of extra copies for adveitsiing stimulation and stoppage of returns of unsold copies from nc wsdealers. The war committee of the countr} weekly publishers presented the plar which was accepted by Chairman Baruch. o Kll'eetive September 1, the "fiftyfifty" rule, which required that deidors sell wheat flour to householder.*only in equal weight with flour sub stitutos and the use of such wheal substitutes in the household, is modii fied by the food administration. in the new regulations it is provider that where straight wheat flour i sold, the retailer must at the sarin time i 1 'JO per cent, of other coroa flour cineidentally. o NOTKK. !lv permission of the ProbaC Court, the undersigned Kxecutor ?? the !i late of .Joseph R. Allsbrook i ). ( ( used, will offer for sale, begin i. at nine o'clock A. M. Sept. l'.t!) !01S, at Sanford, S. all and sin guiar the personal property of tie ? e ; a: '' i referred to below. To wit: JO head of cattle I'arm males 1 ( halmt r." Automobile 1 Uudson Automobile 1 Saxon Automobile 'id rpent i r.e w. i!! joi i bus. corn i 11 -ad hog. i I'mw.-ei (lasoiine lank 1 Caroline engine 1 Acet ylene (ien< rator ! Sundry Carts, plows. shovel-, fork.* n.o\\< r. rake and other articles. Terms of sale cash. I). I". McCOl'(! A N\ Kxecutor Kstate J. R. Allsbrook |) ( \ 1 ' r I ? LV 1 ? l)DMl)/\l vil I iv< / 11 i . i). ov rv i \ i)' /liwi V 11 1 . Attorney. J Aug. 2f>, 1918?8(29 lS-2t. Our government, through the Uni ^ t?*<l States fuel administration oll'i ci1 s, is railing on every loyal Amcv iran to deny himself of pleasure an tomohile riding on Sundays, and i wishes this art on the part of th people to he voluntary. o Marian suffered her most disa:; trous fire of recent years Wednesda; ^ night about 11 o'clock when the build ing occupied by Byars' (lavage \va discovered in flames. Despite the et | forts of the citizens and the fire dr. apartment, the flames soon spread t " the residences of Abe Solomon an Mrs. J. M. Dozier. iip, owwit, b. a STATEMENT BY THOMAS H. PEEPLES Candidate For the Short Term For United States Senate. I wish to say to the people of Sou til Carolina ami my constituents that 1 am grateful for their confidence, evidenced by their liberal support, which have placed me as a canin Oio vuvwtnd fiw flm short term for United States Senate. 1 wish to rail to the attention of every person interested that the record will bear me out in ever having' stood four-square on every issue anil I principle that has been advanced* by , our Government in this time of strife, ' having been profoundly in sympathy j with the allies from the incipiency of hostilities. 1 have been deeply conI cerned since the cloud -of war has i j hovered over our great nation, and j the record will show that immediately upon a declaration of war I tendt red my services to the President and our nation and from him 1 recti vod this acknowledgement: "The President thanks you cordially for the good will which prompted your kind message which has helped to reassure him and keep him in heart,' and since have reassured my posiI turn and sincere interest in everyway ! pofsihle, rs is further evidenced by the following letter addresses to Mr. John howell, Chairman of the Special Committee for War Service, i Washington. D. C., on dune 17. 191S: "! an in receipt of your letter of the loth in. t.. enclosing information card which is herewith returned, i 1 wish to say that I am in the campaign for Governor of this State, but nevertheless 1 stand ready to answer tlie call of my Government at any time 1 may be needed. 1 will serve in any capacity and will do so for only my actual expenses. 1 would be I glad to do so for nothing if 1 were finnancially able to support myself while in the service. 1 wired Hon. Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States, on April (>, 1917, as follows: 'Since a state of War has been declared between the United States of America ' and Imperial German Government, 1 extend to you my services in any capacity,' This telegram expresses my postion now as well as then." i This record ;s not shown as a matter of defense for my position needs ' no defense and. any statement or ini sinuation to the contrary by any man i or set of men is wilful, deliberate and untrue. I further wish to add that 1 am not running for an office that will detain me long from the service. The term of office 1 now < held as Attorney General of South i - Carolina, to which 1 have been three t times elected, will expire in January next, and that of the short term in i the Senate will expire on March brd 1 next, and whether elected or defeat s ed it will only he a short time before ' I will answer the call of my GovernI ment under the i c nt Graft Act, and will he with the boys who have gone forth in this great cause, and will do my part then and there foi my oppoe n< n'.s and those agj inst m< in this f election as freely as I will for those who are with me and have been with - me in til is political ambition: and I am proud to say that the time has - ceme or will soon be at hand when ' " can don the khaki in defense of our Government and this great cause for humanity, freedom, liberty and jus t icf. In the discharge of the duties I>\ h< one elected to the United State Senate it is encumbent upon him to cooperate and exercise every powei 'o a.id the President and the natio" 1 in every effort to carry f rth to a uc ' cess I u 1 ronclusion the great underI taking before the nation and the al ! fieri world. I am heartily in favoi i of sending every available man ui h ' America as went forth tlie ancient ; hosts of the Lord, to briny victory and glory unto the cause of humanity, and 1 wish to reassure the pet. pie of South Carolina that my effort.* J will he set forth with this sole pur! j)Ose in view, returning from the ; seat of the Senate to the army to dc : my hit as a soldier in actual service - which 1 feel wll he a greater honoi i-jand for a nobler cause than any oth' or in the sight of (lod and man. i- .As to the other issues, the short t time in the Senate would doubtless e give no opportunity to bring them j to a successful conclusion. They can be properly presented and coneluded in due course of time. As tc y this, I wish to reiterate that I beI lievc in supporting labor in its legal ? efforts and protecting capital in it* lawful investments for they gc - hand in hand and their intercourse? o should be compatible. Also, that d some enactments should be made tc adjust the conditions of labor con I Fanner Is! I am moving to Florida a personal property consisting < other articles too numerous t 300 Bushels of C One 4 vear old rr One Buggy and F One 1 Horse Wa One Theory Org< Big Lots of Hay Farming Tools, i Household and K Call without delay and sc or Bill Johnson place on the Pc erty over. You will find it goc you right. HARRISON FOKM frontiny; the farmers and others, and that the allotment allowed depend-' l ents should he handled through th 1 j | various Local Hoards and withheld j from those who refuse to work on i account of hi vine thi^; dnnnl inn iVnm I tin* (iovcnimcnt. The farmers and j homos in South Carolina arc feeling the effects oi' the independence of tlioso who arc sharing in this i bounty. 1 do not believe in depriviluus or injustice, tint I do believe' that the "Work or l**ijjrht** system v bouold apply to every able boodicd man and women in America to-day. ?adv. o \< KSl' LTS TH \T KK.M AIN Arc Appreciated by Conwai People. \ Thousands w ho suffer t rom back-j i ache ami kidney compl; int have i | tried one remedy after another, finding only temporary be nefit. Thi ; is discouraging, but there is one kidney medicine that has earned a reputation tor lasting results and there 1 is plenty of proof of its merit right hero in Conway. Hen* is the testimony of one who J used Doan's Kidney l'ills years ago. and no\y makes his testimony even | i stronger. H. C. Moore, farmer, Conway, says. "Several years ago I was in had shape because of my kidn *ys I and backache. 1 had a constant pain through my back and I suffered day and night. My sight became blurred I and objects seemed to float before my eyes. The kidney secreti >ns passed too frequently at times an 1 then again were scanty. Pinaly 1 bought Doan's Kidney Pills at the Conway Drug (Jo. They relieved the i i i i - --- " 1 " ' IW ftai III' ,11111 l.'UMM >yill|)l(ims ()1 KIM i noy trouble." (Statement given December 10, 1014.) On .January .">(), 191S. Mr. More; , said: "Donn's Kidney Pills cured me ! of kidney troouble. 1 feel like a different man now and it is a groat pleasure to recommend I Joan's." Price f?0(\ at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get I Joan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr. Moore had. Foster-M ilburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N*. Y.?adv o? r. s. l oo.) A.liniliistnition. .Jist 07. do buck wheat cake g.?t flop over on his faee, Iir'er Baconrin' dance 'ronn' en say, sov.ee: "One good tu'n dciarves en nuther." sov.ee.?Moanin' dat cf do sojor hoys no en do do fiohtin* for 1 us, do leas' we alls kin do is tor | sen' 'em all do wheat?en eat buckwheat instid. Co'n meal, ry< en barley flour for ua will ho'p a lot too. LITTLETON COLLEGE 11(>i w ilier 110ai, oiooirio lights ar.<! i othor modern improvements. The ii7th annual session will begin Sepj tomlior 25th. j Write for new illustrated cata, Jlogue; also for particulars eoncern( ing our special offer to a few girls who can not pay our catalogue rate. Address J. M. Rhodes, Littleton, N. C.?adv?till 10 1118. o l ay foi' the Herald to-day. Put ' your account in advance. During September $1.00 per year; after Oc1 tober 1st, $1.50. Don't wait and forget it. Send us a check or money order or currency to-day. No. 666 Thie ia a prescription prepared especially , lor MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or tlx doaea will break any caae, and ; if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not return. It acte on the liver better than .' Calomel and doe# not pipe or sicken. 25c t y J Selling Out 1 s soon as I can sell out mty jfl I of the following and maw I o mention: larness, and Fodder, plows, rakes etc., itrhon Piimituro > ?vi iva ui III I ill V> I ie me at the Gurley Johnson, I II e Dee Road. Look this prop- I >d and the prices I will I I ROWELL .* :v, S. c. 9-5-18-2t. -pd. CARD or THANKS. , Conway, S. C., Sept. M, It'1^8 To the Voters of Horry Ount| | I take this method of expensingmy sincere appreciation of having served you nearly ei^ht years in the 11< norahle position of Probate .lud^'e which time I have endeavored to serve you to the host of my ability and now that I have been nominated by a very liberal vote for a third term. 1 feel a still greater sense of duty and if bv any means I can improve the service I have rendered you I will !>< too y;i?l 'o < I?? A i>;a i r > I thank yoou all. I am as cvor, your Humble Seradv? J. S. VAUdllT. H o ^ SUMMONS FOR RELIEF |E i o (Complaint Not Served. Court of Common Pleas. STATE Ok SOUTH CAROLINA, fJH County of Horry. 1CTJ VV. H. Stone. Administrator of the Persona] Estate of Nelson Thornas. DeeM., Plaintiff, \ Annie Lydc, Bearon Chavis. Redic Chavis. Mary Hewitt. Sarah Chavis, Reheeca Morrison, Annie Albcrt, Alice Albert, Amanda Sween- fll ey, Rctha Newman, Willie New-j I man, C^uiney Newman, Mellon (th Newman, Alverna Sams, Sallie I I .lane Ivin^, and Doretha Lyd'V Heirs at law and distributees of Nelson Thomas, Dec'd, together with any other person or persons who elaim to he such In irs but whose names are unknown to the plaintiff; Burroughs .& Collins Company, a Corporation; Robert W. Moore, and Stone Brothers Company, a Corpoi at ion. Hefen I Jnfl TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE I I YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required answer the com- fll plaint in tiii a-tioa, wiiieh ha beeu filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at bis office at Conway, S. (within t wenty days after th" service In reof; exclu. ive of the day of -ueh service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the* time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will Mi.iili- ? 1 " c v,, v mui i n?r Hi'' relief demanded in tli<> complaint. .July Kth, A. I). 1018. II. I!. WOODWARD. flfl I'l;: Aitonu-*^'. TO Doretha Lyde. and Sarah C ha vis, lairs at lav and di. 'ihutee N'el.on Thomas, Dec'd., together 1 w ith any other pe:\ < n or persons who elaim to he u-di lndrs, whoso namos arc unknown to the I plaintiff. Absent I )< Cendant TAKi; NOTK !'! That the Com plaint in the I'orec.oinp; stated action | and the Summons of wide!; the torei p;oing' a copy were filed in the of lice of the Clerk of the Court ol* ss Common Pleas in and for H^rry County, at Conway, S. C., on the 1 10th day of July, A. I). 1918. I W. L. PRY AN, ( L. S.) M H. H. WOODWARD, I Plaintiff's Attorney. o ?. jM HORRY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL! OFFERS THE CI HEAT EST AD- H VANTAGES FOR moth a T*nnw? ?? ? j. x i j i x x\i iv" ARY AND A BUSINESS EDUCA- fl TION. ^ M $175.00 covers all expenses for tiro I year. Several may reduce expenses by work. A safe school for your boy or girl. For Catalogue, Information} 1^^ ed., write: REV. S. C. MORRIS, President, H Horry, S. C. |4ti.r|18|18. ; V