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PAGE TWO AFRAID AMERICANS GIVE ALLIES CODE Says Dr. Alfred Zimmerman at German War Investigation U-BOATS UNABLE TO GET AT TRANSPORTS Vice Admiral Von Cr.pelle, Advocate of "Sub" WarT* n 5 * o foe? 1 V/) M IvlLO. Berlin.?Dr. Alfred Zimmerman, secretary for foreoign affairs during* the war, caused a mild sensation dining today's session of the national assembly committee, investigating the war, when he admitted the German authorities had hoen suspicious that their code, which was known by an American, was betrayed by the United States government. Count Bernstorff asked regarding the code, at first said he could not swear that wireless messages received in America had been kept from the entente. Later he said under oath that ho never knew of "such treason." He declared Germany had a difficult and dangerous cable route through neutral countries, but that messages had been concealed as commercial dispatches. The submarine warfare came into the investigation again today. U-Boats Handicapped. Vice Admiral Eduard von Capelle one of the advocates of the submarine j campaign said the U-boats had not , been able to get at American transports because each submarine covered a limited circle around England and the whole ocean could not be patrolled. Various British and American inventions, like the "listening boat" Admiral Von Capelle declared were other things which provented attacks on transports. Admiral Von Capelle did not men- , tion mines or depth charges during his recital. Ho would not admit that, the admiralty underestimated the i TTtii+asI Sf?i>Ac 'i< ?i frmfrvr in Mm wnr U lim'.'M M WW\ o 1% *t?.v v-v?* ilk V ? v '??... I , but declared it was known, from England's experience with a voiun- j teer army, that the United States could not raise many troops in six j months, and it "as thought by the , time they were trained the war would be over. England Weakening. % | Dr. Von Behmann-Hollwcg, chancellor during the greater part of the i war, declared lie was of the impression in June and July (1917) that the subamrinos were so destm ti ; that England was weakening. He said Lloyd George's speech when he asked for "ships, ships," was piobabl.v not recognized as a peace opportunity, and he asserted, the same ecu Id be said of the speech of Mr. Lloyd George at Glasgow demanding "silver and bullets." What had been the impression regarding the entry of the United Suites into the wan was then discussed by Howta'i YOUR. MPWlTJ B'; Hi Maybe you THINK they're ,H Hi all right and maybe you're ^H wrong about it. H; Pains in the back, cloudy H :W reddish sediment in the H H?' urine, palpitation of the <.H M- heart, pulfy skin under the ,-.H Hi eyes?tliese are SOME of m H~ the symptoms of kidney fl Ik- trouble, and they call for 1 Dr. Tracker's 1 i Iiucb ami Rtnnn i |B ftisiill nNW am kvvw am 1 Syrup 1 H- A remedy of 07 years stand H' ing. Eaxatlve or cathartic; %H H liver regulator; blood purl- 'H H fl?r 51,1,1 kidney tonic. At H B your drug store. -:B K' He Threw Calomel Away A Win. 8. I'rinco of iJirminKham, V Ala., writt-s: "I waa fluttering M witii indigestion, billiousnesa and l.idney trouble. I tried calomel and the doctors for about a B" month. Finally I tried DR. V TllAl'llKR'S LIVER AND IILOOD ' V 8YRIJ1* and the tirst bottle re- -VB H lieved nie very much. I am K sound and well, can cat any* k Thacher medicine Co. H) Chal anoog^, Tenn , (I. S. k, A the commission. Von Bethmanv.!l')lhvojv declared that any man who trail the I.usitania and Su.sex note to the United States would have known this was inevitable. Dr. Zimmermann was asked whether ho said in a general party meeting, legarding the submarine warfare and lite entry of the United States in the war, that American aid militarilv would amount to "zero, zero, zero.*' The former foreign minister evaded the answer. Gen. Ludendorff has been summoned to appear before the commission. You Must Do More It is not enough that you stop the cough, you must go i back of the effect and remove the cause. Thousands subject to colds and coughs find that SCOTTS EMULSION three or four times daily works wonders in building up resistance. Scott's derives its power to strengthen by its power to nourish. Better let Scottps Emulsion help remove the cause. a. The Norwegian cod-liver oil used in Scott's Emulsion is super-refined 'vyjl in our own American laboratories. JTl/i Its purity and quality is unsurpassed. JJ ill Scott &. Bowne, Bloom field, N.J. 19-27 DON'T LEAVE ON GROUND. Millions of dollars are lost every year through improper storage ?#f cotton. This has been known in a general way for a long time by every body interested in cotton, but probably very few of us have even suspected what a tremendous factor storage is in the trade, or the astounding lot of money thrown away by the individual owner who lets a hale of cotton stay on the ground. Fertile FOR. SALE 100-ACRE TRA CULTIVATION. 750 POUNDS PER ACRE. LO MILE FROM ' KNOWN AS " BAKER PLACE. ' FARM IN HO W. BOYD JUSTIC 10 30 19?4t I Yourl I Tour Furniture love in makin uUUllli pyand livable i few Hj?'? ?*! fmg iiirougu i old, creaky cl squeaky bur dated looking <J Make you 12 > / S) ?1 enjoyable i vvIla) PaYs- Whei \ifff niture buy That's why 3 here. SIITHFRU Household and Kitchen Furnis THE HORRY HERALD, CON PLANS TO ADVANCE SOUTH CAROLINA About .'JO prominent citizens met h Columbia last week and formed the i^outh Carolina Advancement association which, according to its constitution, proposes to work for the economic industrial, social and moral pro gross of the State. Those present came to Columbia- ai the call of a committee of 12, whicV had canvassed the situation, am thought the time ripe for the confer, once. In addition to those who at toned the meeting, a number sent letters expressing interest, and regrol that thy were unable to be there. , PROGRAM BUCK CREEK UNION To Convene With Dogwood Hill Church Nov. 28, 29 and 30. Friday morning- session?Introduction sermon, preached by Rev. J. W Todd at 10:30. Iiccess for 20 minutes. Union called to order by Moderator. List of church called and letters read. Query No. 1. Is saving Faith a (lift of God Voluntary work on our Fart? Discussion opened by Rev. J. R. Carter. Query No. 2. What became of the Head of John the Baptist After it was Delivered to Herod's Daughter in the Charger? Mat. 14. Discussion opened by Rev. J. K. Todd. Saturday morning session?Query No. 3. Why did Moses and Flias appear before Christ on the Mount of Transfigeration ? Mark 9-4. Discussion opened by Rev. P. B. Coats. Query No. 4. What is Meant bv the Needles Eye spoke of as being easier for a camel to go through tlian 'for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven? Discussion opened by Rev. J. J. Cains. ..?Committee. F. E. Wade called here one day last week. i Farm : OR RCNT CT, 25 UNDER PRODUCES LINT COTTON CATED ABOUT DEPOT AND , UNCLE ENOCH NO BETTER RRY COUNTY. JONES; E, S. C. Ph PP Cornels ill Castle comes next to g the home hap- i Life is short, JUbUuL us i auuuunucu tjy MliliM hairs; scratched, l|f eaus or dilapi- ywwy ; beds. ir home a castle /WjVX >urroundings. It $ J i you buy fur- \Myv good furniture. w tou should come J- v\ NO FURN, 00 == hlngs ? Bicycles and Supplies WAY, S. C., NOV. 13, 1919. I Special I l I 1 t To my many friends and c: i sence of the past few wet following announcement, i I have iust return; last six weeks buying the i the markets I searched hi; customers, and a visit to i sembling the finest lot of t . In fact, the prices price on goods that I overt cutting prices right and lei low buying and this speck You can save at least tw< coats in stylish and cons or Suits, and Dresses, in the > Goods, Sweaters, Underw; a full line of Blankets and Come in and if yoi you will surely be one aft; other stores. i SOLOIN i ! ^ I pay highest market pric< I ITS UNWISE I to pot off to-day's doty until to- 1 morrow. If yoor stomach it I acid-disturbed take I Ki-mdidS I the new aid to digestion comfort I 1 today* A pleasant relief from I ;. the discomfort of acid-dyspepsia. I < MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE I i MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION 19-6* < i i ; NOTICE or SALE. Under and by virtue of the decree!' and judgment of the court made bv j ^ his Honor, T. J. Mauldin, Presiding! Judge, in the case of Marshal M. j Home, et al., Plaintiffs vs. John H. Home, et al.. Defendants, and dated tlio 20th day of October A. D. 1919, 1. the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder before the Court House door at Conway, -n Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, on salesday in December next, it being the first day of said month, all and singular those certain lands situate in Horry County, and described as follows, to wit: All and singular that ceitain piece, parcel or tract of land, lying and being in Floyds Township, containing ten (10) acres, more or less, bounded as follows: North by lands of S. V. Causey, East by W. P. Causey, West by Daniel Causey, and South by W. P. Causey. Beginning at an iron c >rner, l-unning near'y a Northemlv course to a stake, Eastemly to another stake, South to an iron corner, thence a Westernly direction to beginning corner. For further description see plat made by J. D. Long under date Aug. 0th, 1911; being the ame tract of land which was con-j veved to M. A. Home, deceased by1 W. W. Roberts and H. II. Roberts, by their deed dated December 15th, 1911, and recorded in Book VVV, page 2.'35, records of Horry County. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. Conway, S. C., November 7th, 1910. I No Worms in & Healthy Chita ' All children troubled with worms have on unj wealthy color, which Indicates poor blood, and as a ? nle, there Is more or less stomach distuihancc. v '.ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly J't r uvoor three weeks will enrich the blood, im^ ove the digestion, and net as a General Strength' m i v1. Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then ic v olT or dispel the worm ;, nnd the Child will he i :?crfect health. Fleasunv take. 60c per bottle I [ Announc /"si * V? .istomcrs who have been inquiries )k3, and to the public in general ?rl from Mew York and Baltimore argest stock of goods I ever hat }h and low for the best bargains ny Store will convince you that ligh grade merchandise at prices were so reasonable in comparis nought and am now a little overs h in order to reduce it and you < 3! reduction by coming early ant mty-five per cent, on Men's ant native models. Women's and CI latest styles and fabrics. Alsc jar and everything in the way of Lap Robes at very low prices. .! are not already one of our mat tr visiting us once and comparin flON SC CONWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA 3RANCH STORE: TABOR, N. C, > for your fur hides. J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Horry County. 1 H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. 1 -o i FORECLOSURE SALE. Under and by virtue of ?*t Decree )f Foreclosure and Sole made by his i Honor, S. W. G. Shipp, Presiding Judge, in the case of Du'/roughs & i Soiling Co., a Corporation, Plaintiff /s. Margaret Davis, et al., Defendants, and dated May 31, 1018, notice i: h< reby given that I, J. A. Lewis, She) iff. will offer for sale before! the Court House door at Conway, S. j U., within legal hours of sale on 1 Monday, December 1, 1919, that bring the legal sales day in said month, the following described property, towit: $100 Reward, $100 Catarrh la a local disease greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions It therefore requires constitutional treatment. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is taken Internally and acts th'.'ougb the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the foundation of the disease, gives the patient strength by Improving the general health and assists nature In doing Its work. $100.00 for any case of Catarrh that HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE) falls to cure. Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney St Co., Toledo, Ohio. a ' I can install Sanitary Plumbing in any home. See me while in town. W. J. BENSON. SEPTIC TANK. I can make you see better. I can make you feel better. I can make you look better and you will do bet- I te? by using the best Lens for th( least money. J. E. DAWSEY, Optometrist. > :ement ^ I g for me during my ab , I am glad to make the I 1' i whore I have spent the i ].. During my stay with which to supply my I have succeeded in as; that defy competition. j on with the high market 4 tocked. I am therefore .an get the benefit of my J buying all your needs. J Boys' Suits and Ov^praildren's Hats. Cloaks, a full line of Shoes, Dry wearing apparel. Also iy satisfied customers g prices with those of iHFRR W m tan I 1 | 1^1 ALL AND SINGULAR that cer- I Luin piece, or parcel of lan<l in Dog wood Neck Township, containing I three hundred seventeen (H17) acres, I and bounded as follows: On the I North by J. W. Vereen, East by Jes- I sie Chestnut, Smart Lewis, and Phil- I ip Willard, South by Frank Keel, and West by Walter Willard and is the I identical place on which the late I David Davis resided. I Terms of sale cash, purchaser to I pay for pupors and stamps. I J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff. I K J. SHERWOOD, I Plaintiff's Attorney. I Conway, S. C., Oct. HO, 1919. I e>fes! v I Happy Mother J is certainly to be | Mother's Friend Preserved her strength Jmxi nhadc motherhood easier. Used cxtenuillJL At all Druggists. " Special BooVlet on Motherhood and Tlaby free, Dradficld Regulator Co. Dpt. F-17, Atlanta, Ca. s HORRY COUNTY ?5 s TRUST COMPANY Si 0 L. D. Ma^r&th B Manager. B Real Estate B Real Estate Loatt Bonds Insurance lanvneiisBaBBg o Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days >rufUtlfit3 refund money If PAZO OlNTM?NT fails cure Itching, Dlind, fTleedmgorProtrudlJrt Piles. /.antly reliever, Itching Piles, ?r. \ you con get rscfu! bleep ufier t'.io l,r..t upoiiccton. Price60c.