The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 10, 1919, Image 12

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* . * .. ..e .....e e * . e * EKOM NEWS. * * * * * * * * e oe*oe e* e e l 0 , Sf!'I . S.----A'i Iar llers ( ar va I 1sI ing. sa Ning; Po de r and hw i llg t) pi8k (ooln. The (otto!) crop 1s not n )ear so good as it was tiloilght Ito Ie a uo111n11th or so ago. The (')' 11 crop is fairly good. lrs. ILol ('111hertsonl1 is still onl the S !- I. b ht . i. i slowly un roving. '". nd .\r-, 'nr , -'-er~ on anld _.. n e-y I l with Dr. (l ; : .>? wi44.V 1 14 1th l Se1vf ra f (0,mrt younglt peole hatve 1o1)( (PIf toj School. .\isI.Oey (u - to, ..irs. h Srton to1 1 i1isonille : an .'\ )( . . to ti;'''s111. \W 444 limi lIiy 1v ' 1 1 ::H hav . p V Isit (4 '' 4ll n Air . d I . \\'. Thaie4ml 4 l 1 ''14 -1n l S I wt1 ''lt I I I ll P m1 d a som I I e m alldsll v . A I II I v. I I I 1410 y, '4 th (4'> 1444vf- ' 144411' i r. and .\l M . \\'i..n (ooXv r r '! a w ihlis 1r7'0; and fora1. 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I ' 4>a '-ent Is 1 l N'e~; \1( 1 |4 ||(1-a'-14. 4. i. hIo' XII 'I llr il illi 1 4i4n \ilson 'S117 Ji a' V ul ,4 :4k.00 10 5,al in 14 pt11 o a th I thIrli t y (I-'! h )at i Id.4 4 i, r *Uato -1 I be, a4rap e by 111u1 1 l 444 reo , 4.' I - d I I s 144I. \:j ( D.t It he i onypI dn 4 ' 4 a m t Il a to ' wal of4 p::) ( mh m and i j )la l tIl- :. inu i ts 14 h11 h. : n a Ih 41n b 1l;.I. Th. 14 4 m ~ reIIrvation 0:.10 1 1141h I i m l . .an ial in .jo ' of~l lia or '( he I n * o h4crU .[o a~ e[j - VETEIPANS ARE NOT ENVIOUS Goldiers Who Took Part In the Civil War Prcud of the Youngsters of Today. Recently one of the current mnga Ities eit'la inOd a pletvire called, "Iis Phtee U'suriil." It showetl the ustrtal Village crowtI if o' yuwngsters listening to at retltrneni sohl'r tell stories of his life "over ti re." Sitting at one sitIe of the ct('ur, entirely deserte by every ole, was ia Civil wirr veterlin. is frace wis full of Sorrow over hila desertion by Is ulsu:a I alivnce. "We wolIer~ whethler thait was really the way peoph-. were <l4ing getthnl'- the -111 soie1*1rs-Illso whethier the (ld . wer' feeling as this Old runnl inl the pitef- seemned tot feel," said al i lulal. "So we took the plitlare .111d show-ed It t) an ohdit.m wl I,: a very fatnihiar, figure In our strel--on n'ount of his fAld 21a1iuy tif ,:n. lie looke'd at the pictulre and th n i hll' uC(i1 kll1: " 'Why, hhI'ss yourl soul. I don't fcel that w:y' he 1411 is. 'I wilit to lisfvto c-m 'nInyst-h',' hoeconitlinued. 'I wait tO know how they fougIt lit Y11r-t- : s111d e if it was lIke we did at Anlietian. Alnd th1en. tot,' he smiled 1uer", 'it's *..:t thIs way. I've been hono1r4al(( fri in we than 50 years now, ail d Iu! I 11i t th ' 1ne gets .ust a little. hungrry fo Owenne to dloti little hon ri' ito el. No nfmw It's lily h: e to hofnorl the youni l lere lin gail theO this are turni4l fior a little wile. :.l! I lilt ti(ist ol the other old colirades e, t ' DISCOVERED VAST DEAD CITY Photographs Taken by Airman Over Mesopotamia Reveal Site of Once Vast Metropolis. Lient. Col. J. A. 11 -zeley gives In enrapienI Jo un (Lorloln) an in ti'llsting examtiple (if how phiotography fron n irshily enn extnt'ionl our knowl edge. Whlni uimaking ani erial recon1 nalissilie lin Mesopoitninin over terri tory occtiled by tie Tuirks lie took a Series'l of photographis -ietir S1inarra whllh shows (I!istinlly tile riiis of an 4n1cilnt city extenidling 20 niles llong the( T11-r.1 rivefr .111l two inils! anld a half wile, lir ge louih to shelter easily 4.0(H).000 hil abl'itls. This city would never have been notice: oll earhll silei' It Is not inruked Iy an tiniO g but sentt'r'd hillocks, Il though pot tory inl rials hid been <ficv le l fi l th 11 si B. ut the ph1oto graphls sh~ow (.l4:1rly its whole, plan1, With its frilt li(ationts, c al:Is for ir i'igni t flin, a nIl sti reet s. Th fall of thi iplnue wilhill till ninoIly li nel (( tll he P tr of its dasngr di not perin111 Colonllv lfIenz4.ey to lun1-11ne Il' r,:nrb s hn-I -since thw Blit if rie lt thek territory1 !In rhe l i oN ex i limo . g bIfedt hy th ' 11 ("11*:1r ilhs, ha1s biegilnt to explore the hld viy. Conquercd Dcrert Sand. The hirit ish nopt fl n :Ai atl "snow 'lii' " t ' (ri-iquer the 5:ands of 11(1 gI yp-' ti ) <h !1i r114. n 1',(%r<!!, l fi t fi. J hni I ini 4' ' ' l iiih ariy, wh sevhi e:i i t -: ' r .a t. The tle4 nl . Whlic. ast~e \4 ~lis onii the (14j 'th eory that~ ~ ~ 11 f:'sd10 oint Sadop the n' Fws e w la hlol 11d while th l it EFiji: I1 Ino8b1 l both th infantry! wire 'I: the1 annus'' sahl 31l1jor 1l:aln. "The ;I I T n i:Ie 11 tuIs givIi'n e inH. Solt 'ntls, - 11ii the l'hors g lt a better ff"'inig. [uill'IIdin11' y we found1 lhat ltinnh gr'eate ( pr'ogreI4 sl''s wa':s Ilaile, (and4 11u1r advanil('eS soon14 alnoun~iti~~ to nIne Development of Army SearchlIght. ('ngirno'4r corp's4 In the0 war, fir4st 1s 5114d by the4 war del'Iir4'llinet, Say3s thatt sonreliIighlt rnore pow4~erful44 flutn any13 which thei S(cond4 fiield alrray3 had1 been repor (41 says3, "'n'i(lghth l s 415lucih uis hanlils of1 former'l dlsigni. (list on13(ly on thlird as innehli was(4 albout one-'fourllth as lairg' In inilk, and(( threw'14 a Ilight 10) Abli iil(2 ir.c l r i it n e" S lf r Honey 92.1 Per Cent of Normal. was '.0 I per ' ent ofoml o1'ne ':( it C'ly sI, laroi ' to (''1 the 1 4:1ti 1412411of t Uni"trl inedcrh-ak~ilq win Jfapan.l tslue. 12 p 'lit Ii to the hnrea of (144 - ditio o24: fli !ri. i r'. l i'ent of4 nortual on . 2l: t h s h'e iar con IIt l it h G'(( .7l lin 19H nad'G.:s n 1917 LAlOE PLANT FOUND. Ofiicers Locate Big Distillery Near Bennettsville. .Bennettsville, Sept. 0.-A big dis tillery raid was made Thursday night in the lower part of Marlboro County, iiear Caslla Ferry, on Pee Dee River. For some tlline P. 13. Rogers, rural po liceman, has been at work trying to locate this tlistillery and a few days ago he obtained sulillcent information to wa rant an ('ffirt to seize the out fit and arrest the operators. lie called o his assistance Sheriff Patterson, -who provided a posse coniposed of ID)eputy Sheriff Ilibaid, Chief of Poliee Cun niihailn, Tlural ioljeellian Jacksoii, State Ollicers Kelly and Spejal Con stable 11ceele andl also Special on stable Walter McCall, who had) lien cooper1aling ando assisting 11. 11. Rtol ers. Kelly joineI the party aiter iijd iight last ni':ll, and Sheriff l'fatto'.o was take l w1) %%!ith an attack of aI p tildicitis and 1)(.11ty SheriffT linhbir(Id hadt to11 retti1in to liennieitsville wvith! Sher-1iff, l'alterson. 1l1c Ii* I ' i l Il l.1 1w Il was thifi hal the partie were was 1nd41 K eilly .i114 .lackson weIe ( de tailed to a11roneh from I he Iont whie( Itorers, I '('.McCall. ( inn inighami and l'evle 1mde a1 (1ireni rout. and( ]man aIgedi to surrlouild 111 Insc. One ot the inimate; thrc.v opel the door and as he li(I so. hadl his pistol in hand and (Over.i (lif Cu(onninthaim. l.1 Ale4Call -.nd( othlers, had1( him veredvi \ith ia shot'nno andl seeing e sitA tion. lIe immlledliath-ly dlroippedi h is Is. tal. After the arrelst of tlose m n. w1ho are- said to be from itobeson -ounty. North Carolina, aIIId from wia is knil as Sentfle Town. tle scene of, IIe operaltions of 1lie celelbrated Lowry gang, the distillery was seizedi. 'The distillery was localtcd .*soel(- listinee PERU FOR EFFEC OF On., 'LA GRIPPE .1r. (George B. I iw, 13% No !th Vranklin t.. Urazil, Indiana, has a word of cheer for sufferora from .aCrippe and its results. a~ltAet Wer Are Noa Here. Showing of N, Our showing of Nea early fellI wear kring every woman that has styles are so varied and plete, etc., there is no the style you want. New Frocks ar FaH-Likec in ] .er ies are OI, vry uch in akihough~ the f't:hions~ and tricotine, showing I well as stra ght~ Min ato $60.00. in the swamp, which was almost im passable. An in.ventory showed 60 gallons copper still, 500 pounds of sugar, 1,000 gallons of mash, ready for distilling, two automobiles, a Ford and Buick, and several pistols. One of the men escaped, the other flye were brought to Bennettsville and are now in jail. MICKIE SAYS -huts Boss is 'Too OLD of Cau%' Or nF-D, aunT cous. Phr is only on "Brom sunn. c.~. ROsV,' sae on ox.-0c AL -V~- VRmed CROAN, 'twa %s.9.,'N1 to\E,. N ter\ wit tt , INr' dAXATIVE RpP. QU vINg et r hcare ofDhegreat alye "Bomo Quii E.~~~~VV W.GOV' igaur nbo.3c.P% NC d e my Rnyued Hisz Ltter ndId notIo have anferd f tlst fodn te Grippe. avn Itnflenza about entirely disappeared, and my general health la good. I am satEfed that Peruna i a won derful remedy, and I do mor heartily endorse and recommend It for LaGrippe." Co.Cash v Ready for Yoi Every Depatin na 1n nw Fall Millinery v Millinery for present or forth the admiration of visited the display. The the assortment so eun lifficulty in selecting is e Distinctive and ine and Fabric nd har monizing embroid rviden rce on the new frocks, in straighit ta ilored lines of prom inlence'. A select iv stylecs in satin, serge he new bl(u:e miodels ats d foshien. Price $19.75 LAUREl\ -rn-rn--. THERE ARE NO BETTER Farm lands in South Carolina than those around Rock Hill, the home of Winthrop College, and at prices far below prevail ing prices in many localities in South Carolina. If you are in the market for a farm, either for home or invest ment, take a day or two off and let us show you. It will be necessary to act quick in order to get possession January I st, 1920. Real Estate Department The Peoples Trust Company ROCK HILL, S. C. | Thos. L. Cartwi nxianager i to Do Your Fall Shopping ient is Now Complete. New Fall and Winter Coats Coats that link smartness with excellence, which are altogether' linked with super-value. The assortment comprises a wealth Jf new models an ew fabrics. Full lined or inter-lined, fur immed or plain as you wish. The new fail shapes of redwood, marine, fawn, raindeer and mahogany are the predominating colors. Priced $25.00 to $125.00. New Fall Suits are Eichanting in the Cleverness of Teir Lines Some are fur- trimmed, thers are rfertctly plain. Some are handsomely embroidered in self tone or elaborately enhance% by panels andl poclk ets. All are lined with either plain or fancy silk Prices begin at $25.00 and go up gradually to $95.00, due consideration having been given to supply plentiful assortments at the in-between prices. CoMPANY~ [5, S. C. ili