Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ltecfel and Get lc$>a? blanks at the^Herad office. Get second sheets at the Herald 1TcL#ms and paper napkins at the Herald office. Wi A. Cook was herefrom Ay nor last -Wednesday. el wi o : <> ...j {i no qn "< 8, Otto Prince was < vn Cort^ay' V>ii business one day la>h 'Week1. 1 Mrs. Mci^cen <?uuttlebaum. and children, of Applcgrove, Ohio, are visiting at the residence of Cok and Mrs. C. P. Qutittfebaum. J Hon. $. W.'G. Shlpp, of FVo rence, I vrill pnefmie over the court foccc nd&dt r * \MmI * * * ilnilinu ? > ?..??" ~~ ~ [JUJ/VI in'iiiv;.-! J 1I4C 'ttft W l?T even trnadetii the Herald offico. Haw lung 'will :'u *>?undreel last yon'? ? w. The management of the. OhatAau < fly i1. this'time expects the biggest fltifcoss such an enterprise has ever rWu ih Horry County .. 'The be&, tul eni wi) >.(> here. Buy a season tVcket ai il take in the . chautauqua fix>m start to finish. It I is the biggest thing ever brovight to [ Com\u*a^in th< way of instruction 1 and oi^rtainnb.'Tit for th.e people. The season - have 'bnen fhr>' for th* growing crops with vxeojith n of thy- \ ^ cool weather last week. The ciw 1 snap added to the >NA vages of bugs j and worms i? some neighborhoods. | ?% * * ?\? * The wealth of information and i 'entertainment in tft*>re foi those v.ho ' will attend the chttutaupua here be'ginning toady, May 22nd is a si.ffi cient inducement tt> bring big crowds. m m m ? The Hotik Tlemonsfcvtition vork 1 carried on in this comity during the 'dust few years Ibax (user one of the best things for nur ;|wqj)ie that ever hfinnnn/wJ 1 1. . ? 4 ? ,,wi. i.i\ II*. v.nir> iiy ivniu'iu y<Jlir aid all the time. Remember tin* Chautauqua -which v.ill open here -on toll*y, May 22nd, and lun through three dayu two meetings each <&uy, Closing or Sat/ujiday night. 'You cannot -arbord to miss it if yon (om :h?tp iit. 1 J. Herbert Yiat*:, of TJew-York, was in Conway 'lust -week on business. Ho is the principal stockholder in the Ward-Hale Cornpam now operating lumber mills at several places in I North and South Cardlma. * * * * * The people appreciate what the ; government *h&& baeii trying to do j during the past number of-yt&rs in j the Farm Dcmonstriftinn work. It is I : a thing which -every business man should encourag-f: and support by his . cooporation in every vway he can. * * * There waw a gc't-to-golhei meeting i ?!)i me memoers 01 me Methodist i church held at the el lib rooms in Con ' way on "Wednesday night of last 'week. Fine addresses we re "'delivered by distinguished speaTcers from other ; counties, and refreshments ' were s?>; ved. * ? * ? Soniq.tppositien to rattle dipping i hy>- .dc^Ioped in the comity Since the | j work began several weeks ago; hut 1 the cause was to he found mainly in : the fact that the farmers were very busy *sn their crops and neglected to ' pay -attention to the regulations in this respect. * G. f ied Stalvey, of Lake City, ar-j, irived in Conway last week to spend some time with his sister, Mrs. .Jas. A. Lewis. He has not been very well incc suffering an attack of influenza some time ago, having gone to work too early after the attack. He , is resting tow and improving. ( , ? * ? * * i John Hdlt and M. C. Holmes wiil ' ( begin ^Stfr duties as school attend- I ance officers under the comnulsonv , * -.V ( j at\ tru lance act of 1919, June 1st, and j ^ will take a census of the school chil- , dren of the cownty beginning- July , j 1st, 1919. All absences of children |T must be reported whether excusable ^ or not un<ler the provisions of this new law. The act is printed in full y in-f.nother column. Tcnatits on the corner of Laural j/' Street and 4th Avenue have l>een no*- ,, tificd to voeat? the first of the month as the lot will be needed for the erection of a large addition to the brick garagp on 4th Avenue. The lot is .^losite the Horry Tobacco W irehoTWo and has a small dwelling I on it. This lot and building were recently sold to Harry G. Cushman by fhe heirs of the late J. M. Stulvey. j f w Pepsonel . , A.< r ?,, ? 1 * A. P. Floyd was in "Cwiway on j business last Saturday. i \ G. J, Watts spent last Saturday i in Conway on business. * ? ? C. N. Oiusey w?5> here last Sat- < urday <*>n business. ' hi :>i ? 0% m j Wl'-W. James was in Conway on btfnlwess one day last week. ? ? \ ^ iL&nd deeds JUnd Mortpages at th? ( Hdtmld office. i J. p. Montgomery, of Marion, was ito this couttty on business last week. ( * X 4 General 0. P. Derham was in Conway on kttisincss last Friday, ( * * * * ? . I Come to the Chautauqua -and bring j all the family. h J M. $1. Andersen sp<ent a <fcw daysli in Georgetown last week 'Oil 'business. m m m m ? Or>me to the Chautauqua beginning l, Thursday, May 22nd, anil Yiave a big tinfe. * ? 'Come to the 1919 Chautauqua 'he gr iming today, Thursday- May V.2n I, and see the biggest thing of this kind Conway Has ever had .> j w m m W ?| Miss Walker Gasquo. of PU re nee. C. C., is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. S. J. Casque., of near Con May. ^ a % ? o The Chautauqua runs for three \vl>r?l/k *V. ? * 1-? ^ ' ,w' 1 w-u-.-v . >, n. iiM* ijiwrnoon iu '4:. s 11 and at nighi -at Do mil miss this tj?c<aL The Chautauqua v.tarts today , may J; 22nd, lA 4:M|! in the afternoon. Come and tro plrcufonl :at wirat.you wp an 1 hoar rft the :litg torit, < * * * * i No?rman 'ftniton, v*vh<> has'been serving rr: tin; T. S. Attviy overs? as, re- ; reived his diwhurpi last we*'l< and is vim tin r iTriendsnrad rdktt/ves in;i the ally.. ** ** Andrew {hihnson, who has. been >.< s.pendrng a'leave of absent; here f.. wil'n iTrieiids sand relatives, 'returned I to Fojt Seropen, fOrorgia, last Fri- jdu-y. \ ***** . < T). T). Edge, was .-among* the pro-1 i gresskra; fanners visiting Coirway on ; Kusinetcs la.dt vsveek. Mi*. Edftt; lives | ~-.n a su'tion-oi our'W.onty where tbe(, Hands *uro being ckrveJoped more orf 'ess every year and 'fine agricultural 1, production increases. _ 5 m ?i m m o i t The petition which ? as circulated-; lro-t week asking thvtl the lrs?nt and! pewer company put on-a day current,' ir- reported to lu.ve failed of ite pur-|? pose, no the company could r.ot so- j * cure from the users of power in lj si*.In I, the .amount. requiwd fco /i.stifyj; the expouse, it was said. Howard Little, who !i-,as been in i overseas service wvith Jtlie 'Johnson | Engineers, recent!}- received his 'lis-!* cliarge atC'amp Jacxson -vnd arrirved !1 here last 'Friday to visit his patviits, 1 v Mr. and Mrs. J. W. .Little. ; !* ? ? * * it t Cotton w'flrt losses in South Caih)-]1 lina are lihout one million dollmsii yearly. Plant "Diilite" \vjIt-resist- a ant seed. * * * * * j At the ^Connecticut Experiments Station it was found thiat 100 to Utf) v pounds of nitrogen was returned to ^ the soil by soj beans a# a grewi ma- * nu ring crop. * * * * o South Carolina lose*. annually e about GO per cent of her sweet ]x#ta- t to crop. Prepare now V* have a v storage house ready for thi* crop.. NA * h REWARD OFFERED. a If my wife, who was lost m the P A-oods, on March the 23rd, ha* wan- P lercd to any one's house, I offer ff & 1,000.00 for information to that <<* ifl'cct. W C. B. NEWTON. C Myrtle Beach, S. C., R. P. D. No. 1. (She is a small woman, brown eyes, lubum hair, left wearing a black C ady's long coat, a dark gray bon P1 ?et, with a black scarf tied over A >onnet under chin.)?adv-3t>5|15|19 fi C( WANTED?Purchasers for tobacco sticks; cut any length desired at .25 cents per hundred lineal (run ninpr) foot.?Conway Lumber Com- f? t>*?y.?A<lv. 4-24-19 2mos. h< M HOLD YOUR LIBERTY " BOMDS But if you have to soli thorn sec C. 11. DUSLNBURY, t'r, 3i20-8t-pd Gricr Merc. Co. w ???? In THE HORRY HERALD, CON FOR SALE. _____ _ \ If you want a fine pair> black, well matched, well-broke, good serviceil le Hordes, weighing about 1400 bs. each, not old, not top young for food sei-vicc,. Wagon and Harness ilmost new, see &. T. LEWIS at Con vay Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Conway, 3. C.?adv tf. ? ii 1 1 'Mrs. Paul Qvattlebaum and chilIren, aft^r .^pendfrtg several days ? *ith ffi<jhtt' and relatives stf Marion Vtumed?l^>me the first of the weeki ' $ ' m m m m m Mr. ^and'Alrs. J. D. Andbrgehfcjrf he Hickory Grove section of the bounty, were among the visitors n Conway Monday. Dr. Dietz, Dentist, will return to ^dtixvay on or about May 23rd?adv 9 m 9 9 Harry Mc In veil, of Hartsville, S. 3., spent the first of the week in Con May with friends. J. Gray Floyd was in Conway last Wednesday from Galivants Ferry. Tobacco crops are growing oflf well. There is a fairly good stand ar most plantations. * m 0 ? 9 J. C. Peel, of North Carolina, spent the first of the week in Conway with friends. Russell Davis, of Georgetown, nt the first of the week here with his Iwither, W. O. Davis,, ***** RTCYCLES.?Bicycles and Ricyelo Supi dies, Flash Lights, Lamps, Rationed Sec Sutherland Furniture Co. ?iiov tf 5 22 19. * * * * FOR SALE?One fairly good second It aid one ton Truck. E. T. Lewis, Conway Coca-Cola Rattling; Co. ? ndv tf. The second Quarterly 'Conference; r>l the Aynor Methodist Circuit vvili Ik held at Sandy Plain ?church May I3?:.it, and June 1st. according to an an nouncement made some days ago by Rev. M. W. Hook, Presiding El-; iV r. | m m w m m There was a moetiirg -of the stock-) iitilders of the deFundt Fururers &\ Merchants Rank held here :at the; cftub room's last Saturday. The pur\iuso of the meeting was to -consider lLe liability of the .stockholders to live depositors at the rnsolvcrtt bank. FOR SA'LTL Simrle rmnli lRitjrwin Tclo*i>l '!)?'! n AD1U11V4 ] ej-;gs for ftettlifrg. Tiioa^ ogge aro i?om pure bred birds. $1,750 for odtting of 15 ?eggs. Call on or write Mrs. .'S. 71. rfu.in^isoiv. R. -P. 5>. 2, 'Q&bor, "N. ?C. r<V.v?2|27|!$-3inos. pel. * + K ? J '"The regular meeting -of'Live Oak Samp No. VIA win be called off un71 Juno 12tb on account of the'ChauLanquna and the revival services that s <going on -at tire TiaptiSt Church. HOC, RAISING IN BARNWELL. Ciemson College.? Barnwell Covin v is evidently 'de'tervriinecl to fight he boll wocv'fl with hogs. Already vithi.v the past season many farmeis iave given gwsiter .-attention to hogs is a profitable cash wop, and nov nany others are preparing to tak* nsurance against boll weevil damigc. County Agent H. G. Boylsvon remits lAa t already throe cars hogs iavo bevn shipped by farmers in the restcm part of the county. One of ' hose cars was shipped on March 2, rom Dun barton, and was consigned o the Baltimore market in the name 3" one of the fanners. Two other airs were shipped on March ill, to'1 he Richmond market. All of these !' ,'eie cooperative shipments and Show halt can be done when farmers who 1 ave too little material to ship sopar 1 ttly will get together. < Prices realized were 15c to l^c per eund, and the growers are well * leased with this small but good be- ' inning. Many seem to consider il 1 ne of the best pieces of Extension 1 ork yet done through the aid of the r ou?ty Agent. i As a means of further Dushinc hot? using in f&arnweell County, the ounty Agent arranged a sale of lire bred !Durocs at Allendale on pril 30, at which farmers bought ne material to further stock the >unty with high class breeder stuff. o THE POWERFUL HORSE. ^ Horses under one year of age on | urns in Canada averaged $56 a 2 3ad in price in 1918 against $57 in ii >17; horses one to less than three ji %ars old, $112. against $116 in g >17; and horses three years old <1 id over, $162, against $167 in 1917. C - o? 1 Food experts at. Washington are oi" ie opinion that the cost of foodstuff ill decline but little jn the near fu re. i o 4 WAT, 8. 0., MAT it, 1919 _ INDUSTRIAL SCH80L I . COMMENCEMENT J i ' V ? ' * * The annual commencement exer- j cises of the Ilorry Industrial School will take place next Thursday and Friday, May 22nd anc^ -23rd. Hon, R B. Scarborough wH?kJ^UX&ji-wj1* address on Thursday aro'^H^ % Rev. Rufus Ford of Marion, will preach on Friday afternoon at 3:30 and also make an address Fri- \ day night. The program shows in- ( teresting exercises by the students , and the graduating class. , President S. C. Morris extends a ] cordial invitation to the entire peo- , pie to attend the commencement ex- , ercises. ( dangerous' places in road bridges There are thiee very dangerous places, along the public road in the elevated bridges leading out from the steel bridge across the Waccamaw River, lowaid Myrtle Reach, according to automohilists lrecently travelling over that road. At one place the boards have broken through so that the machines go down in the depression and may cause a worse break that would he disastrous almost any time. The other places are equally as dangerous . Repairs should he attended to without delay. CASK NOT HEARD. The case of The State vs Carson Jcmigan charged with assault an i battery and disorderly conduct wa-? to have been heard before Magistrate Chestnut on Thursday of last wcck; out it did not come up for trial beaausy the defendant had not been arrested and bound over in time. AVTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. I i. ?~~ , i j fSPhon If he accr.cent otcu'rcnl on "Wednesday evening of last week to ' the ; auto mobile of C. M. Start Vey as' hevwas driving along the public roah ; Xmm Conway te Red Bluff, T. J. 'Cox of that place was in the cat' with Him "when'it skidded and ltxn into the 'thick striking first against several swedtgum trees. Mr. Cox sustained very painful injuries in the aocidu&t and had to "be'brought back to'/Conway for medicfcll attention. 'There waf an ugly wound in his face "in which several stitches were ireces| s*uv5 by the Doclm*. It is stated'tr/at it is a wonder Mr. Cox raj not .njwre | seriously hurt. o JIIR O R S N EXT W TJi lv. Here arc the petit juryrcnen v'no will .attend the criminal 'cc?urt next Aveelcj Packer Rabon, C. C. M c Cor s ite y, Bert Johnson, C?. H. Watson, Oh J.I Blanton, T. M. Lrundy, L. B. A'liatrd, j Geo. W. Singleton, L. M. Stevens, D. ! IT. Baker, S. M. Gjraham, E. P. JJaroes, | J. C. 'Livingston. R. S. Jdbnson, J. I W. LWOO. W. J- "R-irmn P ? ' (l , ... ?-- m'VMi, A B. Altman, R. M. Bullorfc, M. B. Hardwick, H. L. Richardson, E. T. Lovell, W. L. Edmunson, M. C. Powol!. J. P. Graham, "N. J. Cox, Sr; K. J. Bevefay, J. Eii. IFIarrelsori, E. .3. Tyler, E. W. Joroijsrin, J. F. Caustvy., ; G. B. Shelley, J. TJ. Royals, S. W. iVcrcen, W. F. Mishoe, D. T. Smith, o NEW GAME WARDEN. ? < \ News comes from (Columbia thaVn Governor 'Cooper has appointed W. C. ..Martin o5 Conway and John R. Hughes of Wi'kinsvilie as game \ wardens to took after the enforce- v ment of the game lawv with the jther wardens of this State Mr. Martin Fives in the Pee Dee lection of Horry County *vhere violation of the game laws m*.y bo earned on by those who do not respect i i no law unless there is some official I year by who will watch and report I hem to the authorities n CALL OX THE HJBRALD TOR: iAddintf Machine Rollls, v . fc Paper Towels in RoMs, ii Toilet Papers, "* h Second Sheets, Prices are right for these. o g in HOUR KODAK FINISHING ? S L AM rolls developed 10c; packs 11 Oc up; prints 2 l-2c-4c-5c;' enlarg- * !i;?; 05c up. Specialists?we do noth- ^ ig but kodak finishing. All work ? uarantced to please. Eastman Kuaks, Films, Supplies. 'OUUMBIA PHOTO FINISHING CO 111 Taylor Street, Columbia, S. C. -r'.tf.? , Italy is given a now loan of $50.00,000 by the treasury. < MACHINE SLIDES I INTO ROAD DITCH ^inning the Owner so That he C Was Fast Until Help i Arrived. ? r V >. * ;. Persons driving out of Conway "J ast Wednesday afternoon about sev?n o'clock on the road leading to.var Is Red Bluff, near the place A'here an Avenue leads to Hardee's . Perry; found an automobile in a . :litch and the owner, C. M. Stalvey, wedged in between the side of the car and the ditch, apparently seriously hurt. There was blood on Mr. Stalvey, his clothes were disarranged, one shoe being off, and he was apparently in a semi-unconscious condition. The accident had happened some time before that and two i men had just come up and were lak- |, ir.g him out of the <1 itch. After a 1 little while he revived and was J brought to Conway where he made 1 arrangements to get the ear. No ! explanation has bet n made as to why i th car, ran into the ditch. 1 The ih juries to Mr. Stalvcv while painful, did not prove to he serious. o JAMES W. EDWARDS - OSES IN CCLUMBiA I i James W. Edwards died in Colum- . bia last week at ll e State Hospital i for the Insane, win nee hi' had gone j recently in the hope of being bene- j fitted by treatment. After arriving j at the hospital his condition appealed to grow worse and his two sons Waiter and Charley Edwards were with him in his bust moments. There \\?r?s no improvement in his condi- \ t"*cm after he was sent to the hos- . pital. He was nearly seventy years of age. He is survived by his wife and a number of sons and daughters. He was engaged in the mercantile busi| r.ess here for a number of years be! fore his death. The interment took place at. t.he Camp Ground Cemetery about three miles from Conway, on Sunday. u SUMMER SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENT. The summer school for teachr rs will be hold in Conway during the six weeks beginning June the thirtieth and ending August the eighth. A strong faculty has been secured anil an excellent course of study has ibeen arranged. Mr. J. V. MeElveen. jono of the state supervisors of rural i i -stnoois, wUJ t>o one of the teache rs land we arc very glad to have him , (with us, not only for his. help as a i I teacher but also for toe benefit ( (which we feel sure will rome from j his knowing* the teachers of the j county personally. (Wo feel that many of the teajhors j will wish to take advantage of this, opportunity for improvement and j hope that they will hear the date in | mind and plan to he present during the entire time. Fuller announcement will he made soon and bulletins will be sent to the teachers. Mrs. M. J. Bullock, Training Teacher. IM. .1. Bullock, Co. SupL of Education. o DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Power Plant There is a satisfied Pelco-Lignt user near you. Ask him about it. * i E. M. NANCE, ; i Box 353, ? Conway, S. C. h O n Religious schools in Hungary have 'I >oen secularized and theological sem- c nsries are closed. Representations b >y the allies have saved the convents. 'With the Victory Loan, the last cl rcat popular subscription issue of ]< ovcmment securities now closed, rr importance of the war savings U tamps as a continued feature of gov- f< mment finance was emphasized by n ecretary Glass. > a o For tobacco flues call on J. W. passer, Gurley, S. C. We manufacture the best flues made.?4 24 12t j . PlOB FIVE i*EACE WHEN THREE NATIONS RATIFY /lause Provides for Making Terms Operative Promptly THOSE HOLDING OUT AT DISADVANTAGE < " (tf\> A -i I . *- 1 )thers Would Have Favorable Start at Commercial Restoration. Paris.?The German peace treaty t developed today, contains a clause A'hich has not yet been made public jroviding that ratification by Germany and three of the principal associates! powers will biintf the treaty into foice between the ratifying partic-, enabling the immediate resumption of trade. As the nit of conferences among? '\: representatives <f the powers, vhi.li were ho a.jj; continued. the text the Gen. an tr aty probably will bo iv.a d by in t;d;r.? ts. It is report ad the fat: tcial a. nl l. nnvlarics sce'i n rf the UiCtirnent will be released. If was pointed ort-io connection with the stipulation as to the ratification cf the tier: tar treaty that any nation whicl' w th! rid ratification aficr three of the niineipal powers ha ; ratified would ho at. :i dis advantage in a commercial way. Tliis would follow from the fact that the ratifying powers would be able to resume trade relations with Germany at once while the states that delayed would have no such privilege. It is quite probable that the Turkish and Bulgarian peace treaties will be negotiated and signed in Constantinople, Saloniki or some other convenient city in the near east, according to Renter's Paris office. To Settle Italian Issue. Paris.?Negotiations pending for the adjustment of the Adriatic controversy contemplate a direct settlement between Italy and Jugo-Slavta, through American mediation. By this plan the Austrian treaty would j not specify the disposition to bomade of Dalmatin, lstria or Flume. : beyond detaching them from Aus*. ' tria. o V; 'EVERYTHING REflBY' FOR CHAUTAUQUA Everything is ready for the hie* i A , . . viiauuiiufua which opens to-day !:i the large tent in Conway. From i ; wo expect to get much now thought, information of great value, an 1 pleasure and entertainment without limit. The speakers and entertainers will act together to make this one oi" the biggest occasions of the sort ever taking place in the county. It has been said that "All Work and no Play, Makes Jack a Dull Hoy." Tired men and overworked women need something to take them out of themselves for a time and make them enjoy existence. Come and see the attractions waiting in the big tent. You can attend every meeting and see all that it brings for the price of i season ticket $2.00; or you can g?> n and attend any particular meeting* \nd pay at the door the price of adnis.sion of fifty cents. The first at' ruction is at 4:<"0 o'clock on Thurslay evening, and the next is oa Thursday night at o'clock. Two viil take place on Friday and two oa Saturday beirinninir at ?????. ^ n v.iV >7U>I I IU lours respectively. Things as big as this Chautauqua mist not be missed by the people, "o take advantage of it, they must ome while it is on. Next week will e too late. ?o? Philip Scheidemann, the Gemnan hancellor, has followed the lead taen by President Kbert. In a state icnt to the national assembly in erlin couched in language more mdble than that of Ebei*t, Ssehcidelann declared that the peace terms rr not acceptable to Germany. MONEY TO LEND At (5 and 7 per cent, for period of 5 or ten years. See C. R DUSENKURY, t 20-4Upd Grier Mere. Co.