Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ver Chewe o~ ChewisGum" '~ 5c. the packet or two "Bobs" for a cent at all the better stands and stores. a "Bobs"intoyoUr mu~th and smack your lps. h frehtnl of peppy pepenut. the chIewi0e ch Ai gum heart coaed w'th candy. Try "Bobs" and H Ke fp Hi U The Fireside That Comes With You Y OU needn't have a cold room, a cold corner in your house, or a chilly moment in the day-if you have a PER FECTIONSMOKE LESS OIL HEATER. Just take it wherever the extra heat is needed. In five minutes it changes chills to cheery warmth. It's no trouble and it's very little expense-ten hours of comfort on a single gallon of kerosene. Why start a big coal fire when a little oil heater will do? The Perfection is smokeless, odor less and absolutely safe. Use Aladdin Security Oil or Diamond White Oil to obtain best results in Oil Stoves, Lamps and Heaters. *STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) IA LTIMORE rf hinkgro , D. C. Cha esoite N C. Ilichmnd. Vs. Charleston, 8. C. Look for the Triang'de Trademark. I II .Sold in many style and sizes at all hardwar and general store. TEUTONIC ATTACHES PERSONA NON GRATA Von Papen ani(d Doy-Ed, German Ofli. cers, Asked to Leave Country. Bused on Activity of Various Sorts. vasihingtonn, Dec. 3.-Iinedlate witidiawal of Capt. Karl 1oy-Ed and Capt. Franz von Palen, respectively, Iaval and military attaches of the G,'erinan embassy, has been reiuested by the state department. , jn making formal announcent of tills action late today Secre.tary Lansing said the attaches had rendered themselves persona non grata to the United States government by improper activi ties in connection witi naval and military matters. The secretary acted with the filli approval of President Wilson, who is understood to have determined that the United States shall be rid of for eign oillcials Who make themselves obnoxiols by activity harmnful to tle hest interests of the nation. The state departinent. made its re (uest three days ago tirough Count vol eirnstorf, the G erman amibassa lor-. Announcement of the fact was withheld as a mater of cou 'tesy to Germany amid to prevent lie* charge being iade that tle Jtry Irying t lie Warship supiply colspirators of tihe amibur'g-Americain lie in New York had )eein influenced inl reachiing a verdict. 3iust 'nek I'p Soon. No reply has been reveived but nonie is ne-essary and it is taken for granLted that the ann;sador will send tihe attlaches away as; sooun as lie has exchalnged coinmi nat ions with tier lItn. Ollicial Washinetton tonight i was s.ICniling u1pon the effenit 1ihv action ni h a ve (n pmblif. opinlion inll r man Imy. inlnrmalioni uplon that sub Icet, it was; saId inl high ci rvice, voln be awnit with interest. It. also Iecanie kinowin tonlit that the doepiaitmnnoint has under consideia tion the case of Alexander von Niiier, Aist ro-I hiitgari~ani collsill gemneral at New York, whose name frequently hls heein mientioined wit h those of Boy-Ed and von Papel in conninuection witi activities which have been frowned uponl by tihe I'nited States government. It was said aut horita fi'ely that it hiz not been decided just what action, if any, would he taken. It was intimated that tid state department also was consider ing whether any step should le taken regardiIng other high ollicials of tor eign embassies in Washington. The complaints against vol Paen and Moy Md were cunulatlive, dating back to the early days of tine I11'o wall war. Tihe case again.st tlhemn Is e tiniar, not being capab1le of legal I prooft'. \ consit.s of aln re 1m finI of sIluspicielis and c ndliet wiv clI '1ute tle at t:n( hos wi;h attempnln to \ioisae the ineutialily law : of I ho t'nie states. The cm l in \w*I;I sltiient to collvillce hlt; d':r111Imnent that. the oflicial statis of tle at taches in the t'lnited st:nin should nItw !e disco niniled. Unde m Ort(iace Sutspleion. Secretary Lainsling is un nderst ood to have givein considiera tion to tine at tempnt. to suppliy G]ermnan warships withI coal, prmovisins amid ammuni11 itloll, as althbough oin absolut proof101 of' the compl)1icity ofc~ ien' of tine men in the passpor't fr" uds neachied the state diepar'tment, a miass of testimnoiny ar iose to place thnem uinder' the gi'avest sus lpiclonl. The Stelger' passpor't caso, false aflidavits whnichi wer'e made in sunchi matters and thie sending (if r'e por'ts to Austri1a-H-ungery~ by3 .James Fn. J. Archnibald, an Amer'ican citi zen, all were among the mnatter's taken into account by (lie depar'tment. Air. Lansing has stated that tine evidlence in (lhe H ambur'g-Aimerlean consplir'acy tr'ial in Newv York did not pr'ove to thne satisfaction of the dle par'timent that Boy E~d had v'iolatedl tine neutrality lawvs, on' that lie had dlonie anytlhing which at the t imne of comnmission was in violation of the federal statutes. In fact, wihen the effort wvas made to supply the Gen' man fleet in North and Sounth Atlant Ic wvatent wvas made th~er'e was no law on the statuito books whichn perlmittedl priosecution for' that actilon. it was only after' tine German fleet had been dlriven fr'om Amer'ican waten's and the atclvities of thne llamburg-Amneriean line hiad ceased that congress (tiring thne closing (lays of the last session anad at tine unrgent reqjuest ot' tine president passed tihe net which makes such prnoceedilngs uniawful. It was understood tonight that. whilte in the case In New Yor'k nothning actually hnad beenl tirovedi against C'apt. Boy-Etd, in view of thne attention attr'actedl by thne case ofilcials r'eview edt hiis recordo and~ dietermlinied that now wasi a good time to get both Capt. Boy-E~d and Capt. von Papen ount of tine United States. 'thne state deprltmnent does inot have to have le gal evidence hint can act, as it has dlonie in the eases of tine attacthes, up) on the quenstion of Ohnfoxlous5 conduict. The attaches need not have been gunil ty of technnical violation of any law. Von Papenn's principal offenses con sisted of sendingr n. rnnnoit tn tine (11' gOUTH CAROLINIANS ON 1110 C03DIIVEES 1ite l1Posltion of Pm'.mefto State Galis inf11luece InI the House of Represenl. faitlvtes. 31r. -Nicholls Performs Fent bli (4ettling on Milliary Affnirs Com. mittttee. \Vaslingtonl, Dce. I.--- quth Caro linat's In>l on~ ill commiittve influen,1CeL in thle loutse o! Iiepreseittatives as a1 result of, the :;fh'etionls mlade by thle kvays and mllalls majlorily andi ratil'ed )y the l ainocratjli a ellci..; ibio af le'r loonl, is sirongeri thanl inl the last Con rtess. Mr. Whaley mIade a striking ad 'ance, g.oiilg to lie commtttittee onl Ithe tdicary, whivih is one of the Soveral 0ommtiiittees which are so important hat itinebers who secure ass igmi entIs to themil are no allowed to serve ol Ily other comminitiee al thle samlo time. Ir. FiIly relains his position a1s ranking iluetber of' the postollice -oml Initic-, also; om'" of thle in corIiIttees . Alr. Lever 'imlainis ('1b1Ioait of agri ::ul1tural coni tt ee , amlliilu-r of 1, 1 ' Ina.lor class. Air. Aiken continus as to' rankitg meiber of, the committee oi the )is [trict of l'olimbia, and also has places mi the colmitO 111 tees oil Hie (insits and :I expenldites in the navy delpart mnent. A Ir. lByrne:; is mnade cha.irmn m I)h( *onun~littee o!) iea e amd ill a l, i',0I is placed ol thom on mer .hanl( tarineo ;nd fih re .ro:ls, and watr Claims. butiking:, amd eur1-ic ,y coml~iite. oh lainls po ill ( n thle (O onlli ihiter:l 0-I o rlin a'llaii l , Ii. 1);at i lii' !i l il ad inli li'I;:) itit:tietice eiiyi Iteiall o Af the lltain alitcitt i a 1' Il a c''rie : o l' 1 : has a ie li: t ; 1.i made tiltrong olh t i n hin nth sapproritiot tomnil c as t l e 11 t or of tra l- ttr I itpr C.- oniv '.hn ,;on. aid 1o cane very nlear. but thle Texas, Influence in bethalf, of I n of iitativ ' ll1chanan, of that S ae,!was too powerfulil to be over lome. Tas has at member of the ways and means committee as well as two mnemlbers of the Cabinlet. .\er Aiant marine and fisheries, however, Is a more important Committee tall Ir. yrnes had ii ie last Conre-s, ind is increasing Ili importance tit as limte. Valuale Tim,! nr Tree. 11n oI t he r hit 41n. l t asln - ble, tiinber treea: of, the courary~o k- the tulip tet known to ibSrmen al Vllow p olar. It. I:;, ri i to io I)-n~ a , I t i:; the cu i tr a (t 1-3 kiid in the iorId. 'oin ili N italilhbrs and Hu a1 'e. Bred Hu112. h\e will nver he bo- to matk144e alnY reQditable rt cord in I crilmery nli lairy busi i 1v i t e th uitlintit iIm rdei blls are snt it) the it her pon, and i n -tre-b si o st lugb i tled. lohatret a calnryits in rton 0e tarkedathe, of~'the dayt'at il was1a lit sdsgut'n a toind1 sof eiany oarm or n yasthe ut breeding to grdeilt lint foteven113 low-rad bupsCllths). l fThen m L olt'ction tha5I t dcods eac n'elasetdt the eibull ad bing ito htsar'he omu 11ypre-beit bugainfro )iir britl ines ~gtenta tll it101 is lossibe toanake sin propo tion lleto th nvstment.l to isz posie fori oe ha $0,t'o be)51 tollrt iI seerlthousand11 hx el rs of nd gi theho gradeiniup Itn LYnesol for apetiod itgof eighiit ord he o years t ows if see vcdty lltnt becoe ti neaiy' will-bred hat fovI~ity wheosc they wnt tht bt'uvent01 it.1011 pure-bred- ll eresul tabl us toing igure-bred .ire .,tha 'iosto mrase under11c b tchoperiatie plan. intrbunest s juidgt mnt ad intelli that are pr Ieseinte in tis fproibe fiteld Vo n iborhod cooapteron It is froil possiltod mak e iommuni ttynortdlor soethig, ifd a i'efnc Inred~e of cosoUot' isa oelecieasI thube dontthte Anitd tnafte Ia dn arve Archibado ws esalishedI fto :itinsed br)od the byetris ofll eekan bred, tandor thas means rsyndro. Coal in the cella.r Jn -thaIt's thc good-all-over, nir coat feeling that just natural'y tal hold of the owner of a Diamonded C>ir, n.ow at 1x bJ:nn of thle cold rand X r ' stormy weallcr. 99% perfect, only one tire out of a hundred returned for adjustment, waS, the remarkable vote of confidence cast by your own friends, on your own roads -e last year, as well as by the many thou sands who rolled along the highways and byways of every one of these forty eight United States on Diamond Tires. Ther s a rccord for you to tie up to, for, no mattcr where you are, remember it was made on the sime identical roadi you m2 o ltr ol every day. A yorr Disr and dcealcr to tell you ~ rnore C t, an z put on )iamoIIds nw. If INJ ARE SOLD EY Swvgert & Nichels Some Quick Sellers We mention here a few of the many items that were recognized byexper buyers (Iuring the past week and d freely Yard wide Pongcc Plaid Silk in choice col oring. A Perspiration proof Chiffon Taffetas. 36 inch plain Wash Silk, colors white, ) green, light blue and navy per yd. 25c The range of Silk Finish Poplin running from 1 5c to 25c per yard. Just opened a yard wide Velvet Corduroy in pure white at 50c. With a full line of Silk Velvets all stand ard shades. jW. G. WILSON & Co. SINCE TAKING PERUNA I can say my bowels are much . more regular. My heart is / My appetite is much better. My throat is much better. Mrs. William H. Hinchliffe, 20 Myrtle 'St ., Peverly, Mas;s., writes: "I have taken four bottles of Peruna, and I can say; that it has done me a great deal of good for entairrh of the. head and throat. I recommend Peruna to all sufferers with catarrh. I do not think I ever felt much better. I am really surprised at the work I can do. I do not think too much praisa can be saidl for Peruna."~ Those who obiect to !!uid medicines can now a rocure Pertima Tablets.