The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 08, 1918, Image 1
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VOLU111E XXXIII. LAUJRENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, t9184 UBP4
o li 31: EN AlE SENT
T1O TRANI Gt C.A\II'S
"' Exe'lmi4on B411n1rd Si mN NiIrlyi
nA ic iin It VAriius ('mps in
.atTim Weekus.
1fli 0 hi' ~14 'Ii w)4 weeI' the114 .10 :wl
- i b : rd a ' kt t e'liarly a
iindr 11 1411 h ti-ll various ' training
e~si hlis, vicinlity. antl momo timell
thm:u e !nwi to send( foriyv-two
mo .Thl. < h rks; m, 114 he oard( as; well
hnn akin?, mut necess,:Iry papers- to)
:o I ' n ; jI t ai 1. Since last4 .Mon.
'41lth men I hav beenI
Ilil . . it . .\ ij 2! . .,[ vk
IaI I4 Ih. .11)ui s4 w'll (;ray. ('h iIs
H). "1 4'. . e .\. r ia A:a . W'I I S in
It \\ \ . \ \I' m1.0 . 1 .: I e1 8man
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. ;% n!dk i, lI Iprry Le w lad.1 (
1 - Pi I s. M1 ,,. \ lvin 11 hell0.1.
4 r 41. .\la y 7 .1)1111 .\l. .\da ir.
WV n. \ . (',illy. .1 a . % I). Io ge s \\'mtI 1--. NV11.
('arey W ilsonl.
C'any J-hiekson. .\ay ~. .ohn It. \lry.
"m. il. .1. Checlek. .lms .\. fllavis, \\'m.
-. uindS, Iboht. .1. L:ntriken, Oscar
I 1'. \\'. J. Owens. N. A. P'oole, 14.
\W. 14141h1 -r.1 \\'. 1'. Tu'lrner. . .
\ thr. ~onl T. Yearginl.
I :in 1hist weok the following col
'red r'gisirallts werIe lnt o Camp
.Ia k son:
.\iril 29.--.\ason \lams. G:4o. Hooz.
vr. C s l I ('look leu) ry llasley, Ira
Sri:1. b 1th r lvekI s, Jali s l isd(ale,
' A hilds I'Ployd ('1ek, .ih 1 n ) av
' upor. -h Je-ainles; Do n, -arl C.
.ilk4n . \'ill Lonnie ivell -
n'). Geo. 8 1 . - n ohn t . Finley
W ililin ' ).F iliner,':lihu od 1ll, A ily
Illnd.son .hn .John Johnson, \\'ill .John
soi. 'A I:(a t.ean, . sha I Owens,
Pat ! I I tt~., .\loses P'rathIer, WilI I(
l'-ter. Walker liev. Will 1ook, Sher
i lSber, Gary Templeton, R1obert
Thom'son1. aneWood(y, Jack WVil
;oil. J11Sse Youlg. .ohn Hoenry Young.
.\ay :t.-- JosephI Duckett, Ifelvinl
Imi'u1eron1 , lien sl'ts, i l floyd
.1,lfae Workmlanl. Abe ,James.
L. Ianren 1en Wonmied.
\r. T. I,. Woodh r, of he i 'ot I -
Splring ' tion, was 1a u isior in the
eityv .vesterdlay and stated that hie hiatl
.hnst receive d a otter from Ills son,
'lis. 01. Wood, who .- Wil the thegi
inerIs "Somewhere Iin France", stat
ing that ho had bee Wounded in te
log butl that he was getting along Very
wl'l. 'rivate WtoodI fIrst en 'liste( wit'h
Co. A. l11th10 Inlf., while it was enl
ape hire but laters3ecured a tras
for 1o the ninefI'ers and(] wias 'monig''
fihl first to go to France. Incholed In
theo list of wound~edI publishled In thle
Adealy aor yisterday wis th e name
of Thm'. (lendirSon, of this count.n
It is thought that lnon jrsay aoined
1111 volored troops from some otl'hr
-qetiol utt gave hisid end as11 IC IUu
.11 . t'. of tl)0 N it':. D. e y
Pelalse \wayt''I of itlomeo. i
Mnow by is friendWs heryeas ofage.
Aneronl;I die athe home sof his.
son,.. Ge)(I I . neso, 01 et~'in Green
awood,)11) lasiThrsay light Thvlaoe bod
wa4Ost rilet lIon ofrisday andten
hisrment was114 ath 1h01 Grove Mi'.rAh
between 01CotlintoIn tilnd0 Lauresa large
numbers of ttorrowing1 frio d andI It el-.('
ati 110( t'ves' att ig t lti f ites.llt~; The
tervisere conduchd may ien.d.
.aon's, aIor of'0'4 the0114 F1irsoi t Presby
AIr.w An hdeoas Tyer o.ae
'i'e lee a'! ife and one'sonpAtr.
afwitII mtil ag14 to he(11l live lnein
Tihe eastetionl bof thicty theno
he' willove tckyenod to delketul
hims sh msedwit Ci on.e.tn
LIBERTY BOND 8AL
PA88[8 MWil
Nearly Four Billions Hat,
Been Subscriied.
LAURENS COUNTY
MA K ES rCORD
CoithSlae ndNiimn Go "10%1r
tle Toll" in SIubscriblu. too Third
Liberty ImLoan , Water'lom Winhs Twoq
St'rs for Tripli it s lt, t poportimn
\\ith near11ly !m ~ ill i oiin subl
:rlibers a1td indieallin of total '!
iTln t e:In. inn, o :1. ': V 1
dishilt in the nation wonm " Ver th.
Top". South Carolilla. w.l,. :ppor
tiotlnment was $1 ,.:). si hrbe
$ 11.00(:0.000 anld Ilmlor hai!- a' yot Ii
be heard from.
In l illat'tl (Olin1 y the emnIIl;: i.:n
Was very grat ifyin to 21hairminanIl A iken
and all t host whol intereited t hetn
selves in till work. a. well a t host
who subscribed. Tlhe county ovrisu b
scribed it-, qu11o1a. Every town in the
cotylv oversubscribed its quota n
every balk in every town overisub
serihed its qittota. Inl addition to this
Or, which has no bank subscribed
in the nelilhborhloo olf l !A and
Wvaterloo subscrlibqAlthre tims it
I pportionment . In ad ditioi to all
this, subseriptionz to the amount of
$,C00 Were turn o er-':' to banks in
a d~lin in t oluntis, the sn ubscriptiolls
having been mad,14e i-n ithi cout ty but
en tered th rough a dijoining coun t y
bands. The countltv anl every bankin
town in the county is thuny s en t it ledu to
a Liberty ban ner. Waterloo wins a
itahnner' with tw.o stars mn it.
Chairman Alkeni yes;terday sahI that
he was very itctih gratifiled at th fine
showing mado by the voinny and that
he wished to express his thanks to all
solicitors, both im en and voieln. as
well as tihe subsc1ribers them selve's for
the liberal aisistance given him. ie
follow i ng Is tie record of the 10)1d
pireiases iy banks in the county:
Laurens National ..$31000
people.,s Loai & Exh2,80
Farmers 'National ..20.100
Flnterprise National .63.100
Palmetto fank ....o)
TLucas Bank ......19.0)
Iltank of GIray Coit22,000
fank of Waterloo ..22.00
Btink of Cross Hill.........
Clinton (3 banks) ..108,000
11ank1 or \Iotltvi( yue..... 10,200
1ank of Owungs...
'.otal... ..$1,0
ShrltfV1iadeiit N1l*1Vrv% QiliIsit t
$iiii. 'lie et . . .. ..el (ho,8u0
'Pil )'slg~atlo . of ..e R.. I3.100
and cceted estrda. . . . . .di0.:l5
hot-u f or til Re . . (. ..~e I0.of
''onk of Ill ins ..lati.. l .. lt. . 7.to
t~icEWetl O N torslkNAo ill-'. ai
atth PiEiio heltttl iDENT lil tONS
uroc illtenden'ttNakr 11 t'es Inthtu
1)01iolTel ie l o T. C. ta O'D 2l hoenI
astccess.
"'he) resignatiloll or the. Rev 1001. a.
t'Nbortl suitn1lCtednto the boar
wo~tiihi Orgahnaewas bener be to the
.bard)-e~tl of ttees eei of tht n titto
and tilepIntedit1 yestherday. lmeiae ly
''her-aftr'te v. T . C. O' Delli of c 11
Wock lii) 1 wanuniously c~e phoeto
.(uccee~ d i. ak Nab rgh wilt Iemai
1lect liotI ll an'Can b te hrgeo.Th
boardie bad alho afollowin sttent
"Tero intis,~o n on~ls of l Nabofs was
thre tand teetdtte board epi
rle tetet th oil afain inf tilerin
untl( hil-h'successor 5 becme abietod
aprciaI. tio)ngt nf ichct of aer.
Thonat no the institut ionhe reigne
10h days ag Th C.tateofRk111
DENO&CRATS PU
County Deiocratic Coinventi
ing Loyalty to the Nal
and Pledge Th
!he Pre
uo nwr. :!' Ib
Aliqble' s-(e11\' 1 il
hn die rachl Frn n 1-rnv
M "ii~~ t i y I - h. olno s vir i
11 v m i z r. n , I' I t I I
whaiha llei ("ru l taf ils
itabii )II\lr if it 'I ~ p d to try.ato
i I 1 . *aA) out !
GERMANS M1UST MAKE
NEW ATTACK SOON
-11petil to 31ake .aYpre lt S ear \ a
A llide Strengthe t l 'o i114ion.
On thle Frl'ench oro ii n tian ce,
.lay 4. 'TeIa o'inion is v'irtually
kv wi I hiia f I I ) " n ( -\ I. la I , ",)'.v
xcInie the rior cs md to the r.-1
ste edu, it (ome haveon. e We
Tlae byreaeiLt. alct ivity of1 the . 01n
along 1the is v ec ptor is 1.i a
ora ltUe :i the opening io ane<;n
vin irush thear Or is int ded to d
Itrall attention from a1:1 i i 11 ,1U ~ 1 -.
tack 'el"bwh i. Thear( is nd lik e a
widespr'ail view that th next l lr io'. C'
mu11lt Cm 11e ll Im the 'krmjlan a r i s 111 4
a'Onentrated f nitp r C en. von BrtihInow
forcesin Arhas oluled of jt diisjnt
were brolwie) d ciby ieir Grin
ari'es lo'vr tacks to the0 n1ort and
the soutlh, bu tile hese have since beeno
I(laced y othest ris anshe frte gath~
Strnd ther Is vrery al powrul. ro
Iro A ris, in lh h 1n liklto y evten
of' a Giria succes., it COl 1 ur on
eIlsr toward The coast or o'ward
thach the mole nrlliherly 1rat ion
would be chowen in an atrmpt to p
a rate thle main 1rit ish and Frenchi
fot'r's. The~ contIinued'( homb ardmelflnt
o Amlinis o possibly e icly a blind
1) cover the prepaaion ofe this
Since thle lbreakdlown, howver, of.(I
he fir st Germuan riush by the hei 4 'I
st and of t he French anad Iritlish troops,
the' Alliles have had timue to strengt Ihen
1the'ir ositlions agaIinlst any fresh I on1
slaughis. The unity of command
w ihih fused all thle Allied artmies in to
oneii and1 thle t errifti lo'sss suaffer ~d byI
the4 enemy113 withiout the ac(compliSh
mentI of atnyl~ su1(c(esCes whiCh (0ount,
('e1m to hav V Caused4'( the Germltans to
hiesit ate(, but it Is 1imposs5ible for t hem
4)(o1 tontent t hemse1lves~ withb lhe' Iresen4 t
pos it ions, wh'ichel are of the most un
favorahle charaeer andlfl( de(fenflive
lactiles.
Antot her faictor' in comll 1ing t hem
to seek a rapid decC'isilon is the tra'tns
lidrenit fear) of thle ('ver- iceaslng
stren'igthI of the Amerienn forces, d1i5
lilayedl in the priesenit de'luge' of Ger'
(nn ei(ffor't. TIhese forces they -foresee
mlay become a po(werfuil instrument in
brinaging a bout. the ir defeat. before
long, and t hey arte Critai to11 1( ek 5 (uex
('e5s before the Itrans-Athint icar dii 1 e
('(imes formidable.
The (formans11 areC fully:. aw ar th iiat
It is Amer'lea's intent ion to throw her
w~hole e'ner'gy Into the 'ommlaon (-ause
of winin g thle warI, and des5pit'' the ir
attempltet to be'little Am ru kan helpi to
the' Allies, the(y are' wideC a-vak :oi te
dang) Ierus to thlemasel vs.
Pool 1t4iooms (lose.
Folowing thte dIi 'in' of the city
('ouniell to1 14lace4 (oPe r1 rlit Iions
ariound( pool rooms5 beaing (1perated
here'4, the proie'(tos'' bo4thi the4 whate
anud (colored~ pool1 roomi applied'1 to the
('ity last we'ek for a i(turn of th'ii'
licen ses. The r'equle'ts were 4 grante id (
anad thle phi11'(' ('losed.
JBnx Supper,
A box supper~i and1( otheri forms of (en
toitainiment will be given at the SandIy,
Springs school house Fridlay night for
the benefit, of the Rled Cross. The
pmblic is invited to attend.
Tuo ''nd . I. 1.
W V r s - i.'' , I , t C,.
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T r ad Ih I r I ' am
'1i l . i "hI i i ce I n II
i .\lay N. : on I I II
th t I a r v t I v . t
1ICII 1: a : I ICC o ' \.'i' C IiC IC C
SU - tC:L.
" H In)il fi! 04I CICt1 'CC iCC. aw
1 f 1 l e l oiin:Cod e 1 C1144.a
Ti( a C\. aer i r '4 : Ci ar -
h toya "A; he wa tqmow wep
lii::nCC U inClt . U .;Ch : i C'sa
lut ci l: n d" he CCCII '1 ,11i ,
Man ufra and and .o lthing.in O
801'Til('.'1,)\
ToC CIi Ce )1 " Cliehl in.('olumbin 1 Tue a 3t
oiflt. Al In re td re n ie .
lew jlreid in Collm f-10a t :nT ed y \a
I 1 ,:: .,..;: 0 -:;; o o -n o
I -:00 proth"Cers ) of : C:tharolina
:f A: N r: in :r: -.i ic X!s i vac
Cun ng f l e d rib Cion in till ihy
Clniii n 1nd I' \r: it Ci lll a sr Citi n of
anheSil are omeC' ofi 'h" purpilio)es to
(1) TJol)1C11 C? formulah CI ' tahe ln
for 11m state-w(ide (riC nizatijoni of the
- '.l o prIovCid :'CC thle format Cin
ofI CtCICliallity mar kt ting. (linbs jii egeICn
(CoCunCt'o time81C State-:he'e (Chommuniiity
('Inbl 'C C' fiiet al'CI Iount asscCCCLition),
adl the Cn aiifi 'CllI ou t aisi a ionj~s toi
(Cml jhin' in the formatCC!ion of thle Southi
('' rolinCa (Ct ICCn-.a rting Or'gauiz'a
C uJ Toi' ('stablishI in the oflice of
I'l' ''t\e WarehouCi'. (C::Ciisioner' aC hi
: ii a C'f in1formation 101 nCC enCtion11-thiis
CIat C' ''C'auC to) he' in constant toneh
wCith a -Ciilar bit auC at the (0cCnty
.2(-1o hCounty: iind ('achi ('ounty
burea ICinC1 daiily (comIin int Cin with
thet "''\'C al I "CCCnCnanly V et tres of' lhe
CCiCC bein CC ropo'ICC.-d anld doneli b~y the
fa Cun 'S C fi C n!! the '' honies of' SouthCIIf
Iui ('' er -C-and wi;.aC ('st to tihe
Th n i Cr: 'C': S 1CC sill thir~l
C 4.* ICIC CT . Iar
2 -. forl
* and' : : oC1 'f CI *C''~C'i ICh Cr'
CC ' in hC" !isI C, tonC ('ro1C. LeCt
noI who'C'IC ennI alt i nd(, noify me li
(1.n(e.
YouCC I are eciaC'CClly invCted to attend.
W. (I. SMITII,
State W'ar'ehouse Commii~Roner.
Columif)a . C.,L April 13t
EDGE LOYALTY
ons Declare Their Unswer
loonal Administrationt
cir Support to
Sident,
lid IZ
\ 1.
- I ln \ n \ rT
- on. v. Sih bly ant
LORFD DUNMORE TO
MAKE TALKS HERE
(4.m1eili o Defenlse .ilakes Planls for
spaitTour inl 11.aur1ens County.
: r 1. E Iughs.as chialiman of
1., (i ncil fmr IDefense of this coun
y. hI askeI l Tlle Advertiser Io uiVe
llt i-o that Col. laord) Dul nlorle, who
fohi in all the grec(at hatties o1
. pru-Ilit war. will probably mahe
n alb'.'s- s in I.aurens at anl carly
k.. Also, that the Council of D.,'
: i : vill send (onl of 1 the r trncd
Al!:rican soldiei. ) to make several
lhe ill the onlItY, antd u'TIvnShi)p
.\rm n ill llle aket ITegliest'S
nw\l if they wvalt to helal on" or (olur
1)wn. hosWho has, M)n UNpeienACO' 1o
1 antl piractical advice to givo.
The State Council of lDfenise, V.!!e
n4t surprised, is .'ratllitd at Latiens
counnty's ra nk as twelfth in the list
(.f war .aving htams sales, and our'
oilulty's going "Overl the Top" in tihe
Liberty Hlond sale, <lde to the sys
teinatie anld ene'rgetic efforts ofChr
nmia Aiken and his staff, amuong the
men: and .\rs. Cora C. Lucas and her
able co-workerus, along tiht \\omen. It
wvas first class team-wvork. wih vi,or.
hatriony anl the bst of fte ling.
iilii SCIOOL CONiTES'S
TO BE 1HEL.D 1.RilDAV
Atiletic Evint In the Aiterinoont and
Dechlimers4 to Contest lit Niht.
Thel( annuzal Lauren : Comnty ih
School Deeia I is' and Athletic con
tests will be held at the t raded school
Friday of thIs w'eek. Te a th'etiC
nte'( tits vill I- h ld in thlie aftr'lnoon
at : o'clock and the declaimer con
test will be held iin the Ceniig at
o'clock.
The usual medals for the various
contests will be awarded. The Mlinter
niedal will be awarded as a lirst 'rize
n Ihe declainmer's' cont est f'or hoys
and the contet meda~il as a .ocond~
let ize. The usual prize w!Ul also lie
piven in the girls' contest.
TO t'NF"Illth Ol) Gl.OlltY
AT' LAUI'lNS Ml1i. Sf1I)t)L
1no(1n (ln Sc'houol (Gro11udi. Initer
Inte'est ing exerlies have been ar
ranigetd forI a "lag ~ r'ais inug" 'I erice
which is to be held at the Lauens
mill school Fiida y enine,~ whein the'
U'nited States~XI- flag. mae by, the .\imth
ers' Club, wilIlibe raised aloft atnd pre
w''ihih wil!l be held 01 lon th e liool
grloItt, w.ill begin at 7 i'clock{ and
w~ill enn'inute 'ionly for a short tinme.
Flocwing the raidntei of the finc a pa
Itrioti addrelt'isS will he dliwredi by
soum invytid spceker. The puilei is in
viid to I at tind and1( take part in thte
been a tiar id:
end m a al~es.
'olk liatnco '.-* eiri of t!.e t l- a
-'. "Ita--' b ise Our iBa ne Fla; an
lIIigh"'--by thle sc'h~ioo.
l'lag Rbahsing.
Song-"Fltcot Proudly-Float on the
Ti reezes".
Pledge to the Flag,
Praer-e-..v i, Min111ken.
- ' :1 d I1 - 1)
W ,
- n eOl the el
- u: ll -
n b !to head
b h I .m
11 - i \.1: N o )
V. A I' (~ A
r w I h if It
u al'n Mat n m.Thet spirit
* ~ ~ ~ ~ l I-' ~' L1A
'Al was w '.Wwsm in Ath hleti o of
this~ ~ ~~ deeain treo h, deh-1ateS
brin revculniz.-d ila m nh- of th0
r.-iml.1 faction of thel Jnirly w ih was
a i a min or i !atthe conl ven
I ion. RL .\. Coope r wals 'h ted .4 by the
COnIVent Iion to rer) et 1,1 T &l conn vy Onl
'h a re-dentials eolomitive. J1. T.
('rw was vna nmouly tcled .,-tate
H. N. Blabb heinig withdr11awn. by Co0l. J.
!!. \\harIml whenl it alpp.ared that Mr.
Crown's iiawi had bOwn fMr! suhitted
to th convntion
Onm tino W.I.tryrs lutin
wer adpte cnunndig te anoA'A
of N.B. Dil tothe vlers AfAth sate
:s acanddat forl'nied tate se a
tor.The esoltion wer as fl lws
at i te o i primay, an
pa tc n iat ar rei quiredA: to LAs ilet
A "\\'hLAl eas.' ' i t isi undemoj.rati.- fort
A' i or A f a nyAAA A paieAl~.ar'~ ~cLAd late'i'
A \hA reas. we deas' re to~- ''L'Alliv tah
A"CA. TAt N. A'AII iC'AalA ie Inayer of
I.lon. Iad IAA'essfu prI~A'a'.t.iA by bus.i
ness anAoAwid and viaried tliter
"il' t Thaliet hehs p unh.geae
--lOn I ofl is(lW.f lif i ' e lopinlthe
'La'rieniA(AlturAl a n bI'lanufiActurine ine
A.la N.of li1 th e e of)Ai' the t at
:he'. A'imAIIA wIaysrI' AourAe'nI irandi <en
- AI '. I ('lA i. AA a A oA b . hi~ no Slte
''\Vl 'and'I s werin oy AiihAA''t ' :0'
\A'AA( ThatI'll weiil hantld on o
him\ tol thAe voter of he IAA te' ' A
t'Ion . JAA . I. Whiarton moved 'A'o
l (gCAnI1 nn('e nnfll TItArnt IAn('a b~