Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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REMOVE ABNE) IS DE. imittee which solicited a ned cUross MAND OF FEDERATION subscriltion from him were the chief developments today in the Incident Riere1selitath11s of en I lw hich a stird the state. r. Ab Demand itemoval of Counsel. nIy baq isued no further statcnicnt. The staitemnrt Issue~d by the comn Columbia, May . of a1 mittee W1 ic ietle subserip resoltitioi by Southern Itailway shops ,il of Mr. Abncy follows: federaion, representin. 5f) railroad "We Called upin D. 4 Abacy, meet meni, asking I]lhe remilova of D eni. L. I t the ct lanC Of the Caro Abney as vilet' o ) t ilima National counnel on Mauy crin lailway itn Hoitlih Carolina aind 1!1( l, in tle ll. . Rea iiwr, bc pit hie lld Iion of 'I si ieae t by 1111.' coii - In g the stat ke a is, sad y: '1he, arc ICatarrh of Throat.flo Mi"a Amalie a.uzilka, 1449 SoutWob 16th St., Omaha, Nebraska, writes: Could have huffered with catarrh ea othCr throat. I caught cold and It settuen Not Sleep 'in my throat, and I Coughad badbe and was very ofeak. I could not slom t No and had no appetite. I bad t o dowri tors, and had taken so many different medicines and found no help. I thought Now Well, I will have to give up; but at last my mother read about Peruna, so I We Always thought of trying that great medicine t Peruna. I got a bottle of it ald in Have PERUNA i the about four days I almost stopped coughing, and after a'While I surely Ho.e. found relief, and from that tine we Thoso who object to liquid mcd'. are not without Peruna inl our home," cinos can procuro Peruna Tablets. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS LAMPS FIXTURES STORAGE BATTERIES RE-CHARGED AND REPAIRED AT REASONABLE PRICES Bring Your Battery for a Free Test We Will Endeavor to Supply Your Needs In Eleetrical Goods as Soon as Made Known EDISON MAZDA LAMPS---PRICE LIST 10 Watt Lamps . --- ---- -$ .30 25 Watt Lamps- .30 40 Watt Lamps------- -.30 60 Watt Lamps.---..-.35 75 Watt, Type C. Lamps .-- 70 100 Watt, Type C. Lamps --1.10 200 Watt, Type C. Lamps - 2.20 400 Watt, Mog Base Lamps 4.30 500 Watt, Mog Base Lamps --------------6.50 750 Watt, Mog Base Lamps -7.50 SAVE OLD BASES Save the brass bases of all broken lamps. We will allow two cents for one old base on purchase price of each new lamp bought of us. A TRIAL SOLICITED PROMPT ATTENTION AND SERVICE Laurens Battery Service Station J. F. H-ARNEY, Proprietor E. Main St. Old Express Office -When It Pours, It Rei ns . - ANT yu jut tstethat cup of good y IU1 i Cold Luzianne cff? Steaming hot I ~"-~"and ready to give you a whole dayful I- of pep and go. The .flavor is wonderfully good and * the aroma-get it?-oh, ma honey i I ~ Better run quick and get a bright, clean *ig~ 9A tin of Luzianne while it's there. If you grcrwl1iv o akevery cent you I paid for It. Try Luzianne today and see i .' "When It how mighty good it is.g I Reira. )WJR! ~rn~mrmmmam~,mwma~w~,.COFEEJ you in a good humor? ills reply was, 'About as uisual.' .\lt. Ramer then saii: "Wo are call Iig on you fo; v cont rIbu ion for 1w Ited Cross frd. I is Prl3 wias. 'I will not g t a (d mn (C t.' "The'lire was Som', additional conver sation, but Alr. AhIney didl not langei his attitudC. Amonte, other Win.gs said was that of ir. Fa:rbher. who said, 'W me tell vou .methia': about this war.' To thi: Mir. ,\hn-y i-li('< , 'I lknow it datun II meeAbout the wvar to you (o.' In thP vo-'rs m :We conve:-ation, oini nghjll V: ) ti oned bo ut a h:. Owning Liberty bods. lr. Hteai said "Well, a in, -.e us a Libe rty bond'. "T111o this .1r. Aley replied, 'Do you think 1 am1 dallin enough foot to give you a Liberty bond?' "Thbis i th tllfbwtane'' of the entire eon versation." A statement In the Charleston AiCericanl this morning wa. s inter preted by citizcns of Columbia to mellan that .1r. Abn(y had contributed in tie( former campaigns to the lIed CroslI. This led to Ih ii',ssuance by Red Cross W'!id al of a statemtent to the (fleet that th records of the local chapter confain no record of any con t ribut ion in pi ivious camip11igns by .Mr. Ahtne. Protesting vuainyt anl alleged derog atory ryinar1 n a t1 in refernce to the Ried (ross 10 Henljamiln I.. Ahne;, of columbia, ( hiif counSl for tihe south ern railw Uy h ity Federation of ITrades, at a metinia last night passed aresolutio n which st igmiated the quoted word" of 1i'. Aliy as "1wo German and unpatriotic," sailled ulpo' the district attorncy, Francis II. Wes ton, of Columbia, to take such action am the facts in the case warranted, and to "itirn '.\Ir. Abey for the period of the war, if possible." In addition, a telegram was sent to Williall . MeAdoo, direetor of railroads, by the secretary of the federation, John L. Davis, on Inst ruet fis from tile feder ation, requesting the removal of \ir. Abney as counsel of the Soutlhem rail way. "I'.. 1. Ahn vy. counsel Southern rail way," sai(l the wire, "mnade (lero'(ai tory relariks aboutt Ile lIed Cross. We re:mi-'(t fully r'e~test hiis remloValI.' When a comit1tee of he 1I'ed Coss approachlemi'. .\hne se 5eveaIl day: aio for a cotribution to fie w*at Ifund f the philanltropi eniteiplrse. lie is alleged to have iRatly reflisel to contributte a cent, 'remarkin,. it is said, 'Not a (amn1 cent for the Red Cross, mark you; not a (amn cet. The commilte reported Nir. Ahney's remarks, and I storm of indignation swent over Columbia. Titesday night in a local theater, Fitzhugh Me~laster. president of the Columbia Red Cross chapter, who Is also a four-minute speakler, saId that, in his opinion, Mir. Ahney should be made to leave the city. Mr. Abney his been long identified with the hat- of the state and is con sidered I lawyer of exceptional leal a. t -itients. lie has beI-n divi.ion coiunsel for' the Sottlih'rn tailwxiay for' ai niiiube 0' year ls andl is no0w chie(f ('Oltisel. lie is repute'd to iu a mani of greaLt weath. Mi'. A hne'. is a l'ott.in of (ex-Go'v. ('ole I,. B1lease, 1.181 WYashiington strleet, with wi~~ hom, he miake's his honme. Thel st :temiienI mile d yh .\leMl steri and( v'er'itied by~ h1im 11ast nighlt is subt stantiilly aus follows: his youing life to thiel cause of httuani ty; that young liemphill. of ('hester, has done1( his fuill ditty, anid sacritled his life: that yotl .\otitgoiaery, that fine fel lowv from S paritanh lt t'g. hadl been !ost to those who wele nearUt and dear8t tired 11an1 t hat lhe was, had saerifleedi wvre me'n in ihils (communtity~, iv'n who refutled to give a c'enl to) the Illd( Cross. isr to i . o ahtat t o - dspiii. bod'~iui, n il tla i fij~e wf , lie I jn toee a. ..nd he ii them~0U 'n:ia dal apply for a tu' Ili ('aaiL' 1:tar "!b. Iolu t s Ahiiiun on:~ c.. m ia," sai el .\lr.1 .\lslas~e r.Ii 'llal ayh: to111 bil ru hot o1f10 th i arall h)uthern raeilaI ltlii Ion oe.refete (latei ahly lla n e'n i' fo he ftel'l I i 'rcs','an 'JiA.I NilTT'P 1:.'113.)I, Taeniliils tattnith will dalfleof1 Mauyt, 191.-t w ii! endera tna SOLDI)E1IS LOST ON ITU''ISII SIIP -i1111111lt 'hIorpedoeld wih Amerinns (onili rd .Many 34In 3411 sng I-iitlon, Alay 21.-The I lii iish arIed mecalint r1oop slip Molda via with A.nerieant troot's oin board hus beeni torpedoewd and snaodigto anI f * ial bu et Itin i isued by in1' admilial yii (veing~ii:. tlt, tNI (f t adiira y .-at!in nt fallows: "Th 11-1 ar n w e ieatihi. Mri or.l dta \-Is IorpedoAmd and "'Ink yester da(y mlor-ning. Theret were0 no enuIal it aIllong t lie ciew. but of t lie Ameri ciIII (it)'ops oil ard 5J 111 to Ihe ji res scnt have not been accounted for, It is fear'ed they weriC killed in one comt partmillent by lie explosion." The Moldavia was torpedoed without w'arning. It WIs a iooilliht night, aInd althoigh a good lookout was kept the attacking suibmailne was not sight (-d before ilt' toripedo stituek. .\lost of the miien aboaid were in their' hammocks When the explosion occur Ied amidshIps. The sailors ad so - dilers alike showed no inic. They fell calmly into line and awaited or deis. When it was seen that tle .\ol Iavia Was settling down. I IhI ose oil board were ti liken off by tl, sin Ships. The men lost all of Ilwir. belonIgjin-s hut were supplied with ntw cloth ie at the difflerent naval ort:: whiet wel taken. It i., believed 1hat the \m ria sloi dier-s nliss;ing from Ohw .\lo~davia were" .-leerping Oil the bottom ik k ;midwr OVtruoello by ile great iicush of a'er aifterl il10 explosion, whenl li--y w trying' to rea',ch thll main01 dock. The vessel was struck helow :i biidge. Jodite ilakes IEirroneots 1'rediction lie "About one clean shirt is all I though lie would ever weai. lie had fallen away to a liol'e shadow; was as yellow as saffron and oft.in dou bled up with paili. )ctrs contillu ally gave hi mIorlphile aid weIe alout to opeIate for gal! stones. .\layr Ws W ndefful l)lg ( imk -. Siored hinm to perIVeet health aai. It is a simple ariple lrepartion hat1 r-eiloves the calli l- niu 111r1 om 11 in tel tinal tract anl aiaS Iho il amn:11111m Iion whien illau.sia -ll tically 4ll stoniach, lir iId tat alie a - luents, Including a'pwtillicitis. ( :3w dosi will convince or moe!y ri;Ii 111"r111A Orlig Co. Nlin l Iie t t i ol llt- hed Cr-sa .:. Complete \inidienti~mof th .\mI: Rin lie ross "f7teI toay, Tlt I hat old sweaitter and l lieri a rt l to nll lis ed Iel is Lgiven ila itl ateent V. 1ivate Doug4las A. Ferguson, Com France. Ilt now explaii) Hin Nl-at w n '. wreohut to his Alihiman homne that the Ifnd Cro is was seliing a r i6l ati pris he diti it Solely on h11!ernyan wii he h investigaIted found that th ruiorills ;reIed to arttile .it inl N". .\M. C. A. lunch rooms. !Ho thought lit lun1ch r-oomn was run11 by th,. Rod('o. thatthe dpigrm hargd byk the Y. M.l OFe ee ihol toATIU thAeI nt wartcodit ' ionsit made them Ito. advrsly upo t e li i''d ti l iross ar x !1 a ine ai wayi' C~it i il i I-'niso ign Id h t atemi en t idill ii:th Itied *r-s an concluded:- i "ijl -I want to do' lthis st i ar i n ut - titli 1 o tha peopile en read hit an noeiei I thik th l'Id Criss is sliing ti- g vrhr. G iR L! HAV Aul MASS it'''lti .\t ty mal it le de ii ndndrmic.n doule br anut) oifii Iont hir. Weihin ni-l-inuet- afb'r at lappli 'tion lie ii-v-ieine ytot enn tmoii forn lit b'ent- htr of eda1)5.t het o h alim.:s hoaially i.ro tr .apwl o th u wha wuin Thate Do Not Afilc the ad Bec a f: ls toi stlu' l.-at ve hefct youXA. nT w V ir II ilM ' ;ULN3NJ fllbte liii ~rdi.\ - un tout doey no ase .-nwion a!!or Ai~i~ i RI'il d Rt'tniei e ti e flnia e' muda HAIL! HA!L! HAIL! A i. i witi it l ikt a i re of hail imlih ts wi ll r-i N w i a field of ,growving cottoni or grain in hlf a Ilinale. Yott a nlilnof ievent. hail. hut you 41n prectI' yentrr lf I iaaiet los' by a i Insilurain I'ui v nM t-u. } la d r u1 - In i n-( .\ti "Ilaru oril" :;-01 efi n, bi. I ] L i ,: ~ uU I C~o(I( p111Y.~ ~i(. A r ip 1, < rl t ayne of ; ii :ts- 1 i I w 'l I Ial l iI Ii a llI I I I o to n 11 1 1:1 y- h a r 't I I 101 desroit a.4 froi l by , inlotlerate-rate inail .n ur i m p lic~ g, e Va It , I e ab l b ipr1114' o Uegionhl 1 n !ome only fro n a So11pany ali 11 I assets, aind 111v a-oll namw of 1h114' le d" andl a :oli<-v u hy anl a il at las the iesy t iItIII s oI I 1 <n 1) rlc - Ilm nd. Plevase dlon't (1o1ay. Inlsure today. No"specifuilly, J. J. ADAMS, Agent At Laurens National Bank Laurens, S. C. Ugh! Calomel Sickens; Salivates! Please Try Dodon's Liver Tone I am sincere! My medicin does, notI u pset liverf and bowels so you lose a day's w'01Z. Calomel los-s voui a day ! You l dugid els for a few eien I large know what. caloiel i:. -i II' , r- hoti ' 4)! I )odson's Liiver Toneo, wh ich eury ; <Iicksilver. Calomlel is dan-- is entirely vegetI ble mad ukasaitt to gcrlos. It enishes into sour bile take aInd is a perfct s ubstitite for like dynamili[te, eramping anld sikk- ca loiel . 11 is gua ra it ced to t en'inlljg you. alomel aiiu-ks the your liver witlnii siirring you 111) honles and should lever be put iito iniside, and can not salivat yol; system. Doni't t akeu caitomtel ! It malnas yoi When vou feel hilious, slugish, sic k thll- next da v it. loses you a tiy's -ons.t(i(nted and all knockod oIt Im1 work. Dosoi's Livet Tone straight hle v ou need I do.e iof. i d0, a u cn-: you 1-iht ulp mal \Ii fIi ee . . vulomel just rruemiber that your Give it to the chil iren as well. HOE KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR BLACK.WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER. THE F.F.DALLEY CORPORIATIONS, LimTa. BUFFA.ON. G rafonola ad Xofumbia Records t --~ "What ought 1 to pay 1'hee .for a Grafonola?" Th re i ontv one way to dcide. w. Com i, and the* Grafon.u f)r yourse~l 'ta wi:. be wcrrw ':y'v .udu we' wl dI o bes ~ t to 0 - t u 1 e . the eh G : ola 1.t the. pr1ice you ughit na p.y William Solomon Reliable Jeweler Laurens, S. C. .