The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 17, 1918, Image 8
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GERMANS RUNNING
IN FULL FLIGHT
. Their
Retreat on a Twenty
Mile Front Amounts to
a Rout
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NUMEROUS GUMS AND
:,;.";TEN,THOUSAND MEN
) J i A J '
Taken by Allies in This Drive
as Huns Flee Before
Hard Blows
The German troops on a 20 mile
front were put to full flight and the
British cavahy pursuing tivmi, the
infantry marching in eolumns of
.fours through villages hast ly abandoned
by liie enemy. I bis wa >
Tliu r.ulay.
Camhra: had f d! a and the British
well to tin* on. t.
Tb" deeu< a gain \ a. a1 1 uist nine
miles on tv.i - r< : for an! uc dens o
the adv ie loving up. On tlv
Contrary it wa ; gc'ng a. tor e ery
hour with ( ! a" ground :k1.
In/cry thing that < H'hl l.v burned
had been vet d'ito by the < n my bolero
be bey ?u what virtuadly amounted
to the rout of no U than 30
divisions, the smashing of whieii
was continued ft ?ion :lv.
North of (.Ynlrai the Canadians
attacked and p minted deeply.
The Briti h marched through
Bertry without opposition. They
reached the outskirts of Troisvillers
and held Maurois and Honichy.
Large forces of the enemy were seen
from the air fleeing well to the east
of Le Cateau.
Marete fell early and the British
reached Buzigny and passed quickly
through Bohain. These are only
a few of more than a score of towns
captured.
Many thousands of prisoners, at
least 10^000, and quantities of field
and machine guns were taken as
welt as vast stores ef other booty,
v^iick the enemy did not have time
to blow up or set afire.
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Bud C. Graham spent a short time
In Conway last week.
INKMENMLLED
, TO LEAVE OCT. 30TH
The following are to appear here
Oct. 29th, 1918, for entrainment to
Fort Moultrie, October 80th, 1918.
James Wesley Collins
Laris Gradon Chestnut
Daniel Gary Long
Joseph liabon
K. Ervin Hardee
Hallie Causey
Vance Elliott
Floyd WoHey
Calvin Allen
John W. Mi shoe
Putty Tompkins
Alvn Harvev Bell
Wiriium Bargessor
Richard Jordan
Emory Decarroll Boll amy
Hwvoy Hamilton Mishoc
J. Bert Graham
Monroe Culbert Black well
George Kelly Anderson
Herbert G. Harrelson
Blakely Latronie Soles
Louis Henry Hewitt
FiVtnk Johnson
Oscar Clemmons
Armagie Worth Hardee
James Graham
William Hal King
Willie D. Moore
Archie Maston Gasque
Hope Turner
Daniel Emory Martin
Classic Hartford Lai rimore
Waitus Herbert Todd
Graver Harrelson
Cromwell Stroud
Levi J. Watts
George Herman Cartnght
William Ashbum Hardee
Thurman Johnson
Mack Causey
George Melton Suggs
Porter Stanley Hooks
Manley Parnice Bordeaux
Grier C. Wade
? John Bunyan Capps
Olivet- Grainger
GaBtoi^Hardpe, ^
' William Bredmclc Stanley
Willi am Wri gh t .Toh'n son
Sam Preston. Graham
Olin Benj. Moore
I. Bert Sarvis
The ofcovo men were first called to
leave on Oct. 22nd, but an order from
the Yf*v Department changed the
late to Oct. 30lh.
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MANY TAKE BONDS |
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
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Patriotic Horryites Are Seeing
That Our County Goes
Over The Top
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J. M. Cannon, 100.00
ALLEN.
J. K. Moore, 50.00
Miss Rena M. Bradt, 50.00
I Benjamin M. Busaey, 100.00
j J l ines i j, ward, 100.00:
Thomas Franklin Cartrette, 100.00
' Trexler Lumber Co., 10,000.00
' Miss Winifred F. Alexander, 100.00
Mrs. Sophie M. Alexander, 500.00
Wm. F. Alexander, 1,000.00
Henry A. Mullinix, 50.00
i Jos. H. Baker, 50.00
Mrs. Mdry Klla Baker, 50.00
J. Hartford Baker, 100.00
Writer Harris, Jr., 000.0J
N. K. Armstrong, 100.00
L. M. Ludiam, 100.00
J. Link Baker, 50.00
Mr-. Annie l.udlam, 50.00
M. .s. H; ant, 50.00
W. O. Jordan, 100.00
|c. F. i{ lines 50.00
j M. C Holmes, 300.00
Gelt*:FN SNA.
111. J. Williamson, 100.00
|j. l\ Sk.'iBy, 50 00
W. J. AIL n, 50.0 i
S. H. H \rrc inon, 100.0 '
C. \V. Jehn.-on, 100.00
I Miss Fii ra lOorham, 50.00 i
F. L. Floyd, 500.00
Elias .Jollie, 200.00
Herbert L. Lupo, 50.00
Miss Essie Derham. 50.0.)
I Mrs. J. P. Derham, 50.00 i
Mrs. Emma Derham Mace, 50.00 j
Wootlrow Grainger, 50.00 j
Miss Ora May Grainger, 50.00
C. A. Arnette, 50.00
Susrn McDuftie Grainger, 50.00
James Calhoun Arnette, 50.0)
Augustus Grainger, 50.09
Hen Tillman Watson, 50.09
Dwight Grainger, 50.05
Mi*s. Penny Grainger, 50.05
Chas. F. Page, 100.00
Geo. M. Fowler, 600.0)
W. C. Elliott, 50.00
J. L. Clemmons, . 1.000 0"
G. B. Harrolson. 100 05
S. D. Bryant, 1,000.0;
W. T. Watson, ' , 1,000.00
Troy M. Harrelson, 50.00
E. M. Blanton, 50.00
Dr. A. D. Lewis, ljOOO.O)
E. N. Thompkins, 50.00
W. C. Bryant, 50.00
W. F. Lupo, 250.00
J. M. Floyd, 50.00
' .J. T. Mills, 500.00
MYRTLE BEACH.
! W. J. Singleton, 1,000.00
I Geo. W. King, 100.00
Erwin Cox, 100.00
A. L. Grainger, 100.0 J
O. A. Todd, 50.0 )
G. M. Grainger, 50 0 J
G. W. Shelley, 50.0)
Robbie Stalvey, 250 00
T. B. Cooper, 500.00
Dr. Edgar A. Stalvey, 100.0)
L. D. Clardy, 100.0 D
W. B. Clardy, 100.0 J
Julius Cooper, 100.00
C. G. Newton, 100.0 ; |
Mrs. H. S. Turbeville, 100.00
Rev. J. E. Cook, 100.00
Pierce Cook, 50.00
W. K. West, 50.00
L. E. Singleton, 100.00
J. W. Lupo, 100.00
C. E. Dusenbury, 100.00
A. W. Stephens, 150.00
T. M. McCormiclc, 50.00
J. M. Murdock, 100.00
WAMPEE.
M. B. Thompson, 500.00
Thos. J. Bell, 500.00
W. H. Stanley, 100.00
TUftl. i> onn nr\
x nun. iv. uiuinivun, ow.uu
Alien Skipper, 500.00
J. B. Livingston, 50.00
W. M. Thompson, 50.00
R. V. Ward, 100.00
M. M. Clardy, 100.00
Bryant Bellamy, 50.00
O. J. Bell, 500.00
J. L. Boll, 1,500.00
Frank H. Clardy, 500.00
A. P. Thompson, 100.00
Louis A. Bellamy, 100.00
Duke Watts, 1,000.00
TABOR?IN HORRY COUNTY.
Sam C. Strickland, 100.00
Sam Strickland, 500.00
M. G. Johnson, 50.00
T. A. Harrelson, 100.00
J. K. Floyd, 50.00
N. A. Shelley, 50.00
S. Q. Floyd, 100.00
C. P. Shelley, 200.00
W. F. Floyd, 100.00
S. W. Floyd, 100.00
J. E. Harrelson, 100.00
B. T. Holmes, 100.00
L. P. Floyd, 100.00
Mrs. W. D. Mills, 50.00
Wm. Perry Watts, 100.00
Ellis* Grainger, 50i00
>>mv. iauu re,.
v '
Wra. P. Strickland, 50.00 I
Mayberry Floyd, 500.00 ^
Miss Veronica Mil!**, 100.0; J
L. P. Watts, ? 150.00 J
Quince F. Watts, ; 100.00 1
Miss Missie Watts, 50.00 1
Lucian B. Watts, . 100.00 J
Mis. Creasy C. Watts, j 100.00
Ham Causey, 50 00 ]
Zebedee Williamson, -.f 50 00 ;
J. S. Watts, 10C.00 J
|L. M. Watts, 1,000.00 1
jE. D.^e, j 50.00 j
* ADRIAN. ,
Hill King, 100.00 1
*G. W. Sessions, 50.00 i
Kelly Thompkins, '? 100.00 1
W. J. Dorsey, 100.00 .
John Benson, . 50.03 .
B. ,T. Dorman, 100.03
C. A. Cartrette, 200.00 .
D. P. Cartrete, 100.00 .
H. M. Gore, - 50.00 '
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yy . u. rvuucmuii) 1UU.UU
M. B. Anderson, 500.00
J. F. Booth, 50.00 ?
C. W. Booth, 100.00 <
Mary A. Anderson, 50.00
Pearley Tompkins, 50.00
lliza V. Thompkins, 50.00 !
HAMMOND. I.
hos. W. Livingston, 100.00 I
J. !i. "Williamson, 50.00
V. J. Cox, 50.00
.. A. Stalvey, 100.00
i. M. Cox, 100.00
GURLEY.
r. P. Puckett, 100.00
Ma k Sessions, 50.00
"ed Ai nnonds, 50.00
W. L. Tyler, 50.00
S. S. Anderson, 50.00
C. G. Anderson, 100.00
W. R. Tyler, 100.00 j
A. R. Price, 50.00
THOMPSON.
T. A. Lee, 50.00
C. I.. 1.awrimore 50.00
Mrs. Braziila Lawrimore 50.00
VINA. (
W. C. Reaves & Son. 2,800.00 1
doe M. Vereen 50.00 '
W. W. Lewis 50.0) PATRTRA
DTv i
J A. Holt 50.00 1
R. M. Chestnut 50.00 1
H. 1). Chestnut 50.00 1
Mrs. B. M. Chestnut 50.00 <
TODDVILLE 1
J. A. Beverly 50.00 t
Geo. H. Buck 50.00 1
N. D. Paul 50.00
Mrs. Sal lie D. Harper 200.03
W. D. Williams, 100.00
W. R. Shelly 50.00
BURGESS.
S. P. Vcreeu , '' 50.03
J. J. Vereen -.V. - * 50.00
O. J. Owens ' n 100.00
Mrs. E. A. Johnson 50.00
C. C. Smith, 100.00
B. H. Vereeh 200.00
Rufus McDovreW 100.00
J. J. Vereen 80.0')
Wm Rnrirr??c A^
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I. P. Pat nek 500.00
BAYBORO.
James L. Bell, 100.00
A. Bell, 150.00
L. B. Durant, 50.00
W. D. Phipps, 100.00
Doctor Phipps, 150.00
FORNEY.
J. A. Calhoun, 100.00
R. B. Glasgow 150.00
P. W. Skipper 50.00
FAIR BLUFF?HORRY COUNTY
M. J. Bullock 1,000.00
Stacy Huggins 50.00
Ira B. Muggins 50.00
CONWAY (Addclitional)
W. H. Chestnut 50.00
Mrs. C. Medley 50.00
Raleigh Spivey 100.00
Mrs. C. E. Spivey 100.00 !
W. F. Causey 50.00 !
John Johnson 50.00 !
C. T. Whaley 50.00
J. B. McMillan 100.00 :
I ON MY \
J. ri. M;
"THE GROW
; where they have received
Children's, Misses', and Lad
money on the Coats there ti
| nice Ginghams to make me
iE finH i nAmnlolD linn nf llnrla
r< I Mill U VUllllfJIVIV/ I 11 IV/ VI V/1 IU v
and Children, I also notice a
1
Misses and Ladies Dress Ha
NEW FALL I
for Children, Misses, Ladies
the Town over and find thai
, to 75 cents on each Sweatei
K , the. same way with every tf
' >r
Don't forget to get a Silk Sw
the leading shades.
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M' T"* . ;() ; -/f
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>r. J. & Dusenbury 300.00
Vilson D. Lawrimore 200.00
F. J. Chestnut, 100.00
f. P. Nixon 100.00 th
Hiss Nina Collins 100.00 ti<
drs. A. T. Collins 100.00 th
Hiss Marguerite Coll ins, 100.00 of
N. C. Pitts 160.00 es
3an W. Wise 60.00 to
F. E. Holmes 60.00 ty
F. Hamp Long 60.00 w
Bob Long 60.00 Bi
imw S? g
Bert H. Hoiqies < (.,pf |f 100.00 di
VIrs. H. B. HolmesJ ' ' 1 !? 100.00 b<
W. W. Lee . > > 100.00 ai
J. L. Hyman 100.00 hi
A. B. Lundy 100.00 pi
MISCELLANEOUS. ti
I. Rufua Thompson 103.0) c;
A. J. Todd .M00.O> I r,
1\ C. Todd 100.0) Jj
Mrs. A. J. Todd 50.0) ni
Wm. J. Jordan 50.0)
J. 1). Watson 50.0) et
Chas. W. Lewis 100.0) \H
W. H. Vaught 50.00
[>. Frank Singleton 500.00
J. H. Marsh 200.00 ~
John H. Hart, Now York city 2,000.00
Mary A. Graham 100.00
John C. Whittington 50.00
Mrs. H. L. Hamilton 50.00
VV. L. Graham 50.00
L. U. Cox 100.00
W. C. Hell 200.00
TOTAL $472,000.00
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Ed James was in Conway one day
last week from the country.
LISTED AS SUCKERS I
SEND IN INFORMATION L
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The following persons are being ?
carried on the books of the Local
Hoard for Horry County as delinquents
under the Selective Service j
/Vet. It may he that some of them
ire erroneously classified as deinquents.
The Local Hoard would'
jo glad to have any information as
o the present whereabouts, and oc- I
upations of all persons named. The 1
otter "C" before the name means
:hat the registration card shows the
person to be colored.
92 C. David Cause
97 ~C. Wheeler Carter
172 Empie Roberts
212 C. Henry Dozier Dewitt
213 C. Frank Dudley Shipman
200 Hicks P. Skeleton
400 William Hardin Bellamy
463 Alexander Brown
564 C. Joe Button
660 C. James Bryant
717 C. Thomas Bellamy
807 Thomas I^aurence McDowell
84} C. Charlie Smith
884 Luther Bethea Owens
956 Robert Asbury Lee
999 C. Really Deas- Dewitt I
1047 Willio Foster Hardee ?
1115 C. John Jones
1263 C. Ben. Franklin Daris
1288 C. Abert D. Cox
1322 Chas. W. Cartrette
1376 C. Isaiah Mc. Ray
1 447 Charles Voley Graham
1473a C. Frederick Vaught
1480 C. Harvy Jordan
1590 C. Richard Powell
1599 C. Sammie Bellamy
1702 C. Samuel Mishoe
1806 John G. Floyd
1816 C. John Johnson
1920 C. Junior Geo. Skipper
1673 C. Julius Gamble
1797 Minus Doyle
2059 C. Robt. Brown
2102 C. Thos. Kennedy
2165 C. Jim Faulk
2184 C. Frank Ladson
2364 C. Gus. Todd
VAYTO I
4 m
arlow s
ING STORE"
a nice stock of Infant's,
ies' Coats. Can save enough
3 buy me seven yards of his
a dress. There you will
rwear for Men, Women,
nice line of Childrens,
tS? i ;;,J. -rt.
SWEATERS
5, and Men. I have looked
t I ann ontin fraiv* OK aamIa I I I
i i vaii oavu iiuiii iuiiio
11 buy thigre, in fact it
ling .yofl'gfet there. y>
> ] -ouK
cater, they are there in all
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? pCONTINUES
TO SPREAD. <
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The influenza continued to spread \
e first of this week .to many
>ns of Horry County, where up to
at time, there had been no cases
the disease. On Monday it was
timated that there were from forty
sixty cases in Conway and vicini- 1
Five deaths from complications ^
ere reported from the Gurley and 1
ayboro sections of the county. At 1
ittle River, S. C., Dr. J. A. Stone 1
as reported as suffering from the <
scase. At Conway, Dr. H. L. Scar <
trough was sick with the disease
id Dr. J. S. Dusenbury was ill at !
s home for several days. This
aced the burden of medical attenon
on the two remaining physir.ns.
Dr. H. H. Burroughs and
r. J. K. Stalvey. So far the situaon
has been handled as well
ight be under the circumstances.
At last accounts vennrts pontinn-I
i to come in from different neigh-1
>rhoocl of the county, that new
For Twenty
I have been selling' your mo
daughters, your wives, your
hearts Hats, and now have <
selected line I have ever ha
Silks, Coatsuits, Cloaks, Sh
my display and be Scat
Yours
MRS, J, S
cm VMID
OLLL luun
BIG
Wc hare
j.^4ms" all sizes; locc
your property
the best price
your place in
sent to thous
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* Our up to dat
today.
DELOACH REAI
'The Bin Central
"Honeat Dealing
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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Farm
We are in positioi
and fan
IF YOU HAVE A
SELL OR BUY
OF REAL EST
Rhodes &
Office Next Door
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4t-9-26.
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We have in this week a car o
and Mules, all good broke. I
come to see us. We will sa
this stock. Also we carry s
wagons. Come to see u?f ;
Jenkin.
Tabor,
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uv v ;. --..a , v. . . m >
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rases had been developed. There U
10 way to tell how long the epidemc
will continue.
REPORTED BETTER.
Last Friday is was reported that
noat of the employees at the Con my
Lumber Company camps who
lad been stricken with the influenza, jl
tiad recovered and gone back to their
work. l?Trom the best information
obtainable there were no serious
rases at the camps then. But Mr.
Watts, one of the employees, who
had been taken last week, was suffering
with Pneumonia.
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Did you miss the paper for the
last two weeks ? Then you want to
know the reason. Be sure to read
the article on the local news page
entitled "How Those Left out May
Get Back In," and write to the editor
to-day, or call if you arc in reff^i
oi the office.
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Five Years
thers, your sisters, your
friends and your sweet511
hand the largest and best >
d, and also a nice line of y
irtwaists. Come in and sec
isficd.
truly,
. CAUSEY k
? ml
?in tne
MARKET
hundreds of inquiries for farms of
ations wanted in every section. List
with us and assure quick sale and ^
. Write us today and let us include
our big fall advertising bulletin
ans of farm buyers everywhere,
e methods bring results. Write
LTY CO., INC.
Real Estate Agency"
;?Onick ?Serviee"
CLARK BUILDING
Lands
i to handle farms
m lands
NY THING TO
IN THE WAY
ATE SEE US
f
Hardwick
to Bank of Loris.
H CAROLINA -+
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if 28 head of nice Horses I .
If in need of a Horse or Mule I
ve youmoney iiyouwill see 1
nice line .of buggies and I
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ipffrrm .-'.i.,*/ 'JO
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