The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 24, 1917, Image 1
VOLUME;~ XXXIII. LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESD)AY, OCT. 24, 1917. UH 1
AM RICAM TRANSPORT
SUNKIN TK ATIMIC
Submarine Makes Su :ess
ful Attack During the
Past Week.
ABOUT SEVENTY
MEN ARE LOST
Ameriejtn Transport, While leturning
Under Convoy from European Port,
is ''orpd(oed by Gierman Submarino
Which Succeeded in Eluding Ameri
can Convoys.
Washington, Oct. 10.-The American
army transport Antilles, homeward
bound under convoy, was torpedoed
and sunk by a Germttan submarine in
the war zone Wednesday. About sev
enty men are missing and probably are
lost.
All the army and navy ollicers
aboard and the shiip's master were
among ilthe 167 stir' ivors. The ms
are lm1'tohers of' tl .'rew. three civil
ian egin.er:', :on.. enlistei met1n of
Ihe navy and 17 of ::oldiers rret un
ing homte o'r variouis reasons. Neith
er the submarine or the torpedo was
seen and the itIasport, hit squarely
anlidahips, sank in live minutes.
'T'his tragedy of the sea, the tirst
in whichi a American ship engaged
in war duty. has been lost, ii; the first,
of it:; miagnitmtle to bring home to the
People of the tnited States the rigors
of the war in which they have engaged
against G ermany. It carries the larg
est casualty list of the war, so far, of
Ame ran li,1 antd marks the tirst.
success o.f (erlan submarine attacks
oit American tran'ports.
That tie loss of Ifie was not great
er is du" to the safeguards with which
the navy hts surrounded the transport
service, altil the quick work of the con
voying war chips.
Secretary 1)aniels announced the
disaster tonight it a statement based
upon a brief dispatch from Vice Ad
miral Sims, which gave fow details and
lid not say whether It was a lay or
night attack. An accurate list of the
missing cannot he issued until (ener
al Pershing roorlit.s the names of the
arm: met (n f te bessel and the list
of the merchant crew. Following is
tle an nounicemlent:
"The tr'anspo't Antilles was tot'
pedoed in the war zone O(tobC'r 17.
The ship, a former Morgan liner, was
imder eonvoy by a naval piat rot whet
attacked. The sitbtarine was not seen
nor was the torpedo.
"All naval and army offileers aboard
were saved and all but three of the
ship's o1l('eers, but lIi rkdiers ouit of
:3:1 aboadI were lost."
A brief dispatch to the war depa rt
ment late today brouglht Ithe nows
of thle disaster giving few details. It
is understood that no casualty list hatir
been cabledi andl even If available in
Eturt'ope it probably will not he received
htere tonit !)inIl t Iime fotr publIteation.
;G'r'ef at thle war d epartttmentt overt
(tie hadl news "'a; mitigated by relief
at (lie thought that had thte enemity got
tetn the shtill ont her otutward r.oyage it
wouttlId hiav~e been linf1iitely wvorse. I130
tails of (lie enemy attack and( thle r'es
cue of sourvi vors areo aw'a 'ie withi imi
paticec.
Thel nmesi of thle soldilerls andI of'
the mt ehanlt e crw iising t anTnot lse
deteri'ttInedl unt i thle mu11Ster'I roli is
made p;,bl eb- hvIsh navy de(parItmettt
Friancee of thios;e ont hoard has been
examiined. l'tbethe details 'will he'
as soon as they are received.
No army unltits wter' aboard the ves..
sel. Such'l otl tot's andl ment of the
armty as wvere ab~oard( weire biig sett
home Onl special assignments, inital id
(ed homte or those to be dlischarttged for
some reason or other. Trho list of
these will not he available tint il it
enn he obtainted fronm Goneral Per
shing in Friance. 'lThe army person
itel aboard thie r'eturning ship Is itot
"ommuittnicatedl to the war depa)frtljenlt
in advaitce.
litton receipts of thte cablegram
fr'oim Admfira'Il pims, (lie governmltent
kept its promise not to withhlold bad
news from thto ptublic. The issutante
of thte attemtentt was dlolayed only uni
til the navy coutld telegraph to thie
families of the men known to have
M1r. D ,H,. Cotints heft Monday morn
lng for Atlanta to buy mules and
hrors for hbtS bilineon which he hats
Onenod un horo.
FATIERli DIED WEDNESDAY
Of F'xteisive Family Conneetton In,
(Gullford County, N. C.. Confederate
V1eterain.
Iter. C. F .Rankin ,whose plan to
attend the Sonth Carolina Presbytery
t'Tuesday was suddenly disar
ranged by the news of his afther's ill
Iness at. Greensboro, N. C., only suc
ceeded in reaching his father's bedside
a few hours before his death, which
occurred Wednesday afternoon. The
news of 'iev. Rankin's bereavement,
coning at a time when he was deeply
engrossed in his change of pastorate,
was received here with great sorrow
and brought out many expressions of
sympathy and condolence. An ac
count of the death,, appearing in lie
Greensboro Daily lRecord, was as fol
lows:
"The death of Mlr. .John Iiarrison
Rankin, which occurred yesterday af
ternooni at St. Ieo's iospitii. remm'we.;
done of (Grcensbolro's oldest and most
highly esteemed citizens. Ils brief
illne s -coverl ia only a few days
vaS nlts cinisideric'cd of a serious naturi
and his sudden gassing was a shock
to his ftiends w lio, on n(ecionit of h1is
uniusuai'liy r olust health, believed hime
to be good( for' a ripe old a:. T1hougth
nearliy >.1venlty-six hle was wvell Ipre
.:erved, ex\11hiil:', none of the( Intllrmi
tie: of 'e. On :-aturday ni.lt he suf
"r~ d'. 1 "(i ;' ittack (Igntot <e1 as .:'i
lendlicicis. lie was taken to the hos
pital mI .\londay and operated upon
that niht. \While sCeeming to siendci it
as well as could have been expected
he Confirued to grow Worse until the
time of his passing.
"Mr. Rlankin was a native of Gui!
oi colnty and traie at e\tensive laim
ily 'o111tion in this part of the state.
I'erhaps no other man in the cotopl)
1 ad more relatives in Guilford, whelmcre
he had always made his hom1e. H is
father was Alb:'rt liankin, of tIh' hlif
Ialoi Prer hylerian church section, who
married .\Mary McMurra.y, of .\i -
e anee' eunty. On lecm her 1R, Ismi,
Mir. llankin was married to .\lis. ('ai.
oline ('lemintina Ilnehanan, of' I ;i'l
ford, and from this union litre :-'
eight, surviving children. These are:
W. 1i. Ilankin, of Summit avenue;
Rev. C. iP: Rankin, pastor of the iirst
P'reshyterian church, of Laurens, S.
C.; G .A. IRankin, agent for the Jelifer
. a:1 Standard Life insurance company,
at Macon. (7a.: .1. ii. I;lank in, .I., ':
South .\she street, and who is asso
ciated with J .M. lendrix and compa
ny; J .-M. Rankin, of North C'edar I
street, with the National lItiscuit (lom
pany: J. I. lankin, of the Atlanta,
(la. Rental Su pply company; T. F.
T;:'akin, with the Vick Chmical In
i nsy. and Miss Margaret iankin also
of Greensboro. Mi's. 1 ankin died
about, three years ago, since wc clh
time the deceased had made h1 is home
with his son, J. II. lankin, .l'.
".\lr. It:c'kin served in the ('onf'der
:u army with the loyally :Int bravery
ti'-t 1'"'1iked hli, life and was held in
affect elite eslceem by his c'omiri':il
!i' vas in lite -15th North Carolina
regim"ent, t' swt'i's Corps, Da~niel's I ri
gale. lhode:s (ivision. IeI was promi
nent in the local organizatonl of C oin
federrite veterans and interetsed in
everything Colnnected4 wit Ih the tIlg sic
ler wiichi lie fought. Ii' was a lls
long Pres.iyferian ,gi'ing a son to Il'
mlinist ry of that chiurich. Ile held
cmbiir:hlip in the i' rlrt Piresbyteoriasn
Church (,f Greensboro. 11c was at
good man and a iuIseful c'itizen.
"'t'i'e funeral will he held this after
noon at :o from the resh!leclie of his
Son on Souith \'he street, services h
Ins cid onductel br y lRev. Charles F. Mly
ers, l'astor ofth' F u'Iirsl Piresbytriani
iWi'iSTi ('ON FERENC'E.
.\ uua Mee't Iing wvill be4 hllid in aiu.
reius October 27.
'Thce ('itelyve ('ommiiiltton of the Lacu
rens:,li ipt ist a'ssoc'iation1 hias ann.lounei(
1Sd I hat an) adsociational con ference
''Ill be hch i ait the First Iaptist
churii'b in this city Sat urdhay, Octobcer
27. h':eh Iiaiptist ecurei iln thle act
50o'ia tionu is rl'ueiicstedc to( sonud tihree
or' -1 deilegaS'te. Thle object of the con
feece is to annilounce and discuiss the
apiportionments for thIs assoeiationiah
\n icnteirisl ing' pirogr'am has beeni ar
r'anig(c for the muoirniing service, a fter
wIhiicl dinner w i li e served by thle
miembi r I o'5(f thle FIr st. ehuirehi. Diing
t his mlorn?)in g ser'vlce ' Rev. Edcwardc
Long, of1( Clintoni, will addr'ess the Con
ference 0on Stewar'dshipi and fev.
Gra:ves 1,. Knight of this city, wvill dis
('11s Systematic (living in Coilntr'y
Chuiirelies . liesiide these, it ia proh
able t hat an addrliess will be made by
conie promInent laymen out side the
ass;oc iat ionl.
'lThe annuual confeirence is usually
held in Ja nuairy, but1 it wvas thought
be~st to hold the meeting earl ier this
year in orderi to give the churches an
opportuilty to begin their work at
once'
Mrs. C. L., Mooro returned to
Charleston Thursday after visiting Dr.
and Mrs. 1r, K. Aigcen for sevoral
Weeks.
GOVERNMENT EXI
TIC RESPONSE T1
SALE IN' CAMI
Laurens County Apportion
Not Yet Reached $100,0
Expected to Make Magni
Today has Lbven et apart, by the
President as liberty lond (lay and etV
ery man is expected to express his
fealty to his governmnt by subscrib
ing to the loan which will gnarantee
the comfort and (tllimient. of its sol
diers durint the ardn on1s caipaign in
defense (if liberty and free govern
ient. Laurens county, as anl integral
part of the counttry .hals been appor
t ioned in the neighborhood of $100,000
as its share et lie liiiunioth loan
necessrly to carry on tilh' war. Ofi this
almount less than s f10000 ias bee'
s lb;jcribeid a1nud a !ar re + part of 3 the
Elan 4'is e It'd 3,h a~dtdy
The locnl t,ih'rty linnet e(1n ilmitceC,
.+f wh.1ichl I)1. I1t.I' .A\ike n1 I. , h:irmuan,
i:; planning a hand dlays stork lloday
P1d holes to brin: n. p ti Is ('it'Y aip
portionment before the shadows fall.
Clinton is -plantitg a i g ral!y fIor to
<i:'y :(h-" v:!(! (I-IIh~ (-Ii Inw nls ini
lilt'r entinty are diin i kwi1'.w. Iiow
('ver, -r. Aiken stapedl ysetu day that
he hoped that. eitizens in C'vt'ry s
tion of the cotin ty w'utid :;;:. together
and ntaike a close emriv,e of ti('r (om1
;(1uii(ie beoforeo ti -111)l of lite week
whlen1 the Uanmpaign i(ii' e (lore. it
1a"; bwel ruIggestd(( that 1he1 li' ed ('ross
comluulittees talke u thl O work o, pro
marting ihe bond sale. hnt wherc t he
cOlmittees do not act. it is hoped th.&
nil other citizens : will c'erite' to
et i' and Plantlan ampaignu:.
''he( alltloritis'5 at W\ainia:;tt+ nav'
let it be known -that they ari expect
ing a handsolne response to the sale
of bonds from the farners. A few
faru'mel's havie already made large stb
s!riptious, but m:ny more have not
yet been approached. Those who are
not visited by committees may have
their' subswcriptionsc sent in from any,
aak in tie county and all of the
banks are offering their services in
whatever way I hey c,:n in making the
lan a 1 it(c'es. Ma1 ny p(pl - are hor
r'owt'ing money from the banks and
counting the 'ifference bet ween
ee th y !'.a'r'iv'('I 1"e ro i lite hmuilts
a.nd the interst they pay .: the loan
as a patriotic conitri'ibait'mi to the war.
XT'm : .:!' are .h' : t o fn erommt adll)(ate'
tub :e I he ' ini thiis w. ..
'lThe Peoples I .tnan ,' !t-an41 .:ank
I., eiv' ed' yc.t(''day (I10.00 wl* orthl' i 1
' htili it vill deliv' r to) thlos'
w ho would rather h:v'e tle 1r ihnda
wws than wait for fu:ture deliver . 'tie
herd'(s are beiaulitiul spe lmt n, #if thle
en,-;:rat r's andl prtiter's; ar1' and are(
::e I vorth1 seeing. The oI!ie'rs of the
hank will be glad to show them to
anyone interested.
The Watts Mills made a hetantila
-is to this (ontuiy's subsceript 11ions
yr: terdaty by ilt t ing down\ ii or $1.~,,000
V.orith! of biondis. it aditi (n to te
rub ('r U tins mtionellid in the !It i.
in:imcs huave been add(ed( to h11:ha:
's. T. I. Saxen ...... . . .. . 1.0
Milss F"anunie ('. Vouilw are .. 2004.00
Ti. D. )arlhiiIti 5411n cmhioal) :gt0.o0
11. I,. Jlones .. ...........100.00I
Wmi. Powell, -.141 Chnraieh St. 1001.00
.\rs. C.. F. T1eage .. .......100.001
W. ii. McPhail...............100.00
.\i r'S. A. K. R im jlSOn..... .. ..00.00
.\ !'5. Z. lK. Th'iet ford .. .. . ..400.00
.1. 8. Cri'ug (aditilonal)I . . . . 500.00
Aits. lI. N. itoyd ............100.004
The:' W\edn('aday Clnh. .. .. ...50.00
Mtrsl. T1. 1". .1 ones (a idditijonalI) 500.00
0. (1. T1h ompson.. . . . . . .... .00
JT. Wess D~onnan.. .. .. .. ..I 00.00
.\M Mra ll ie Sloan .. ... . .... 100
\Miss While 10. Jlones .. .. .....00.00
Mirs. Oyn tlia Jones. .. .. . . ...00.00
Wiek I,. (Oarret t. .. .. .. .. ..500.00
F. I I. Caine.... .. .. .. .. ....00.00
Mrs. 3. 1). Ch id ress. .. .. ..500.00
M Iss Dolly Itoland. .. .. .. ..300.001
IT. 13. inmnhert................t00.00
Mrs. ('arrie T1. Fleming . . . . 1,000.00
Mrs .Jlosephilne (Gary Watts. . 100.00
C. H.. Ilicks..................100.00
0. P. Little. ........ .. .....100.00
.T.'. IT. Sntliv~an ... .. .. ...1,000.00
Dr. A .JT. Ch ristopher .. .. ....200.00
Ti .0. Franks .... ..........400.00i
R. F. Fleming ............600.00I
J. W. Thompson .... ........100.00
.R. R. Nickles ................150.00
Miss Pnanfnrt . Coland~r .._ 10A.00
ECTS PATRIO
) LIBERTY BOND
AIGN OF TODAY
d Over $400,000 and Has
00 Mark. Rural Districts
ficent Response.
AlIss Mlary 11. Copseland .. .. 100.00
J. II. IRoper .. .. .. .. ..... 100.00
San). AcGov-an .. .. ...... 100.00
M1. A. ('unninghamn .. .. .. .. 100.00
W. C. 1 r(1 ...... .. 100.00
A. 11. .\oore. .. .. .. .. 100.00
.1. 1. I(a ldw in .. .. .. .. .. .. 100.00
Mis. ar ie 11. Kennedy .. .. 200.00
Mliss W. K. Ilitidgens .. .. .. 50.01)
W. IE. Wi lso .. . . .. .. .. 200.00
i;ss Ad(1ie enll I i)avis .. .. 100.00
.is. Aary E. Iavis .. .. .. .. 100.00
Miss C. A\Iillwee Davis .. .. 100.00
. .11 I . ......... . .. 100.00
n'I'l .1- I e n y .. .. .. .. . 50.0
'. y. 'r'.Id .. ..5......1 0.00
\. .1. Wilergt .. .. 2.. .. .. 00.00
T I . lir ler" 'o. .. .. .. .. .. 1,000.00
1-tin'er n:: (i n s Works .. 1,0(001!
Sa TI'ay l(ir .. - --.. .. .. .... 100.00
Il. 1,. Cla dy . .......... 100.00
I'. Kendrick .. .. .. .. .. 50.00
S. 11. \\'ilkes . . .. . .. 1,000.00
W . 1.- lough .. .. .. .. .. .. 100.0(
It. II. Itoper .. .. .. .. 110.011
W. 11. Gilkerson .. .. ..1). .0.
11:1r; N. (larrison .. .. ..... 0.1)0
1Irs. .I. i-. 1(nnet0 ... .........100.00
.. '. ull .. .....00.00
C. 1.. Boho' '.....1....
\\l'. Vin khwizer .. ....... 50.00
1'. P. Snoddy .... .. ..0.01)
I :. D........orroh .......0.00
.\1 i::;b. Itobe~rta D)orroh . . ;0(1
-l. W. Thompson .. ......100.00
J. C. Owings .. ....0.0
it. A. bh.. .... .. 00.00
.1. C. 'la rksdal .. .. .... .. 2 0.0'
athryn C. Switzer ... .. 1(10.00
W. P. McGowan .. .. .......
T. 1E. Iabb .. ...... .
W. A. Simnpson ...........00.0)
T ... Owings .... ....... .1
\I rs. . C. Owing............ 200.0)
-Mis M.\ari Littlej ohn.......... 0.011
l'ahn(. .lE";5;ank ..............00
L. U. haulle. .00
I-ItII .'Terry .. . . 00.1+
ir. .Cno. N. Id . . ..000
.1. P. 'ob .. . . .
dII . oper ..
It. I". abbh ..... ... .1)11
\' r *. i . . . i .. ...
................ .... v.inS .......91.100)
W. 1i. atoan ...........
.\lr". 1. r\o . . 'l l 1 . ,, . .~)!(I
'0) ). \. Itul.a. . .. . 50.00
.1.; l .. .ns . 5(1.00
I.:1 ... 'I' r. .. I j 0 .. . . . . .. 00.00
.\'. R. t."ea............ . . . 00.011
\ w1~1 'a 111..he..I50.00
it~ley 1 an. .i. . .50.00
Ii. . ~.~ge........ .. ..50.00
W. . Wlke.......... .. 00.00
W. ~. 1I.~inn........ . ....0.01
R. N.ils k1leyV ....... .. .. 50.00
\'. )A'. MuIIfOCk...... . . .00.00
V.'.B. flnule........... ..00.00
2. . iI.keey.... . . . .. .
'lii' 101) lil met.n o . th 00.0nt
't nl: VIn ovenlie. . e.e. of the.0
rdusoji~tin aren~h . to .a . 200.in
*.i~iO an attnd o (l . l.e .d.te0.0
LAl (1'NS I'CLEV1'EN
UlEA'' Ml)'N'T'AINEltHS
liigh School Tieam Waliks A way with
the (reen ille .Aggre'gltion onl Their
Oin Soil.
Blearing in mind the defeat. of two
weeks previous, Lauren:; high school
eleven left. honme Friday for Green
ville determined to atone for the above
mentioned disaster. The measure of
their success can not be reached by
a glance at the score which turned
out to be 19 to 0 in favor of the lo
Gals, for the leamn looked like a new
a gg reratiol when they valkehd through
(reenville's li)e an(d prancved round
tlair flanks f o' a victory while at the
.same inie they were holding. t he ir
OpIpollnts fpow('r'lers. (ireen'ville won
the toss and chose to defend the c'est
of the mountain, for mountain the fi.-,
looked to he, sloping frot one g.al
line to the other ont a steep gra'.
Cri:Ip Licked off to Gruenville who imt
med'ciailely made two first <lowns1 anld
ith(It lost the oval. ''hie lturet..: team
thecn ler:!n hatiling; tit rIm: ..:. op
slope '!1h by inch until at the en.d of
h i fir:.--tperiod t hey had Car iled the
: -s(in fo't tiheir o'...'t ::o : ard lne'
," 1t"' live' rard Hl oIf 'lm !In ':..
La 1"at fn then carried it.' hail ;: ts:
fr' i .:s fir - ore ofte :aa n. f - tr
a ain, kicked to (Ireelivilo lie ho :Gain
il!ed"t to nul:, k downs , deadly: t; ( ingil
1It Laur'(le forw\arib; andl ha .;
modo ring v-t'ry a ft''ttllpt at a m:.
Iti:Il gain. I.aircens took lt' hall
ott Gree-'tnville's ownt Iw.ett'y-yard 11 n1(e
)'1(1 p11om c"eded to march1,0 o al i' seco d
louen idor nt. ilaurenl::. ater' hieli:i11:
Ilfy to Gire-env1ille ain1 .proceetided: t~o
r'.'t'e:t away the eflielt' of the de(f isiV( d
:i from the L d anl Wih.
ad had11 tl' ball on Iha 1(-'ard line,
ready to scor(e mail?, whenl the whi
i!l flew. lt' wlhole of the Tit-v! 2 V. i
pecricti was p'layedl in opptme( n t~Is t.1
ritory.
Istinencls went back1 into the' secondl
half deterined not only to hold what
they had, but to get ro ore. The hade
fair to (10 this huti in their excitem)ent
ver' pe'tnalized Iwice which kept 10he
from accotmplishing their purpose.
e l ca rie th i hall to their oppo
eunts 7-yard lin only tt !oe it on
downt'. The tilfing climtax for th fray
can . !in the hist : minti tes of play
'vhI:la Dial the spe('etly righ! .Id for
I.:nn-r as, u. oc;ied 11:, (;reecn-ilie
futmblel and raced .t yar to Ilh' last
lout hdlow'n (if the ,'amto. Tu- pgamei
*n! ' V.ith the ball inl Laurn ' p t
t h e (n''l''uf1' ft-i l '1'- it' n ( ii
I f h l.'u, hu-hi i t I1 .:11 t .I'' t t
\i o'812 .ii they ho: \e tam'l of their
!('4 '1 f'b.!: - e! I !: -l ::''' " l - te
I ('t a - . I' . \e t -I('at Ift'l V inth '' tk
-Inl '141 i'' !( 10 !at". Itetfy1 \\'li atus,
f 1 :1!f t':' ('ie tit "tt. ~ (t
i' faih('. f bm-no -it U i., i\;'thtetr
w, ~t~i Wh NJt tasllv tt !t~i'l t l
f r' k of ('ri p aI ihte \'rk of
- toe ., Atif 11w ' tin e ', ( ogi nt.
T t were n' shnn ih:howev'
Sthe whohll' t1'n~u was a tar in
and hids fair to re !t ul( i!
4,1"tonbu In it to 1,-Jtatr or
- yr~.-Ocober :aikth.Rc
1WO GERMAIN R410[RS.
D[S1 ROY [L[V[SIP
Two British Warships and
Nin~e M~erc;hant Vessels
to the Bottom.
135 OFFICERS
ANN MEN LOST
(~i(((led IFire' out il 1 rick Two llrIt
(,g Latter' (4v'f.Iiig Awiay.
,N(\\' York:. 0 0. 20.- -U ''rinanv iwo'ed
oin 1I1 he 'vi r I in jo a Ii lay'.i nlew (10
iuj. 111 of a ilicr'i'ianu convoy in tied
e 7t~ '('1 er h} tI1l^' cilfi!i; to hati
* il li 1' n Ce'' ! ma'i I e '!. ht1I thri0
!t~~~f iii;, ;. .i ;( ' 1\ ye I (lilt;, w o
!:7t( h}" flt (~l47 717 1y:i7tple ll?.i thi
10t O.(it Ihe ( i -7a i I iii 11Ori).var(f
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