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FOOD FOR CREW OF AIRSHIP Most Careful Consideration Had to Be Given to Proper Nourishment of Daring Navigators. The average holusewvife would hold tip her hands li horror at the thought of cooking and providing for thirty inIen during i four days' aerial voy aige. Yet this was only one of the tasks, and by no ineans the most important, which confronted the organizers of the It 3-'s trip to America and back, reiinirks London Tit-Iiits. When It Is reiiviebred that the inen had to coniforni to the rigid lituitations of the acconiniodition, the task 'ssuies evein more forimidable proportions. While the provisininig of the crew takes a back place, relatively, when coip tared with the navigation and other scientific arranigernents, diet was, nev1erthitess. a subject requiring the tmost enreful conslileration. The di gestive orlgans, It impaired, react at once upon lite nert' system, and in an enitrpris of sti t a tdaring char Itettr 2s thie flight nerves lid to be tenlderly not risiihed. The noitn'i 1levtinat'llent of the air mniistry wvas ently 'olsultetl anti de viscil a iawill contisisting Iainly of now,, bocheChocolate, tea, IIm lt propiem of cookiig, at l- h Irely the stranguest ;itw1n 1slead of fixing an h ncr t1j i ypet of stov , 0 tIll ni 1-4) tone of the m' r ' trappe , at111 led ariu' Sh'pe'l for boiling for r. n thus o n 11 b - i II i w:to i ll the retii reiii '.re thr e of th I I -w h li algethn f te jar t threesla pnsyu one'l in a- h u r to h114olid 'nealf o1ia t! y' tue 1y ofr these, a 1: dalning (11rinks were 1 it be ) hi ty.: na clothingi provbted fIr 1tI -rn livet' athe ext nplO of the "W ,:t1.(! t11 del tail to gi the tilde e u eeof, success. nh [t' Iidla-r I ~s hui 1o' (lo 1e on ea pr.4 i1 p et. I i sitito faS of 'r'dtnt'ih .o Ovet tsy woolenf niar" d r, wn Deer lacrecasmgj in Calif'ornia. Tiw,..11 t ho, a re1serNve established n :..n:!wa to of thi.' A.\ng les wrhtlin i ll Iern 'dwir. .\on , has bee inl exist !:pl\ l ~ ~Nili' :] l' lill ti -4 f 1il''sir oili ial . I li ved tli t w it1hinl i feu e:Ir r,- wrdsof d \r-ill be f l li !hl. . it'er. liave IMi'n. oil 'hIe s f Iri t in inl lit, soulio~ a liifa'ula lnitilit ills, h1111. vs infili ~ w .:1 *. i he preserve. is 11rf4lt'et itiu- rd'. 1:\.4.n nlow deer afln up1) Ile:11r a 4lon :hi- hornuilary linets of the4 rest riti l to rI nli. an t tino- wandef r int41 (.:1ti s n..:11r till" foothills, seeining, to b1; \er 01 V n:111. Thi fol srts rvc will estalish pecial paltol Ohnlte rese-r\e ur-. the voini. hunting seas4on 1-i 0le hat1 the h:1\w is noit. \Io hil l.-(' rid al Scienct. .\lonitor. M1MORIAL CAMPAIGN EXTENDED. Camtipaign to be Extended to Junle 1, 19620, and Commissioin to be Empow ered to select Site. The following statement has been issued by Ihe State Memorial Commis SiOn1 to the 'eople or South Carolina: TIo the People of Soutith Carolina: To clear up certain imiressions which seen to be current relative to the proposel niemorial building and to set forth tihe obJecta for which the campaign for $400,000 is being pros ectted, the South Carolina A31einorial Commission de(etul1s it expedient to make the following statement: Tle General Assembly of 1919 pass ed a Joint Rosolution approved March 7, 1919, provicling for the creat.lon of it comiission, conmposed of Gov. IR. A. Cooper as chairman and ex-Govern.r Richard 1. Manning as Vice Chairman, and fourteen other Imienbers, two from each of the sevetn conigressional dis tricts of the State. This cotumisslon was empowered to erect a suitable memorial building of "architectural beauty aild appitropiiateness at the cap ital of the State, 11pon grountds now owned by the "State and held by he 13or1111 1 TUrIstees of thlie IT !uiveIsity of South Carolina,'" Ile structure "to be designed , as a Inenmorial building," which will "preserve in ma)1rble or broniiltzeA or otiei iiI perihiable forimt Ilie nameik's of all Soutarolilials. wheth er sollit'r. sa irs, 11111Ses or otlii worlora is iie cautse or iiifivI libo oflf It red Iheir le as i t prelie sacrifice in) t w . llf, t l t \\'rbi War,an I II-h rill bl ho' placedt all (tIl i, t Ii<l 4, t . 11ei; l in tli t.l, i anid liia 1 1111 4 t i l n t I r t'.r ill . lilt S1l iitll' I I-i-liii I i it ' ilt il (I h iii - li -ai ngi Il0 .11 11i li 'l I Ii 41 2l(iit l If Ili illi)-, fri lit; iti ..4t I!,. i lartic iat)in. iai l l \'. b aVW unni "), the r nie i t.s of the .\ei, ex rn r '11 pII apop id l 1he w( (tlt' lif' I ' ii 1.1 i i 14 it. ' ill lit isltu e ppropiliatioli, Wf$' nmn n hot it. Ii Iit'e tl, t111 (1 1 1. build lit'. tI t' ap1 pi I i ml o1 bcillt i 11)4illhe'iil u litn fit v2ln ary contr11 li: .)f' lh4 amounit (1h-chleil (In by ti-e ( on.inik.,ionl. Thel th-I Iil.s ofr tilt- sol at. i n enn i l am pmign wva;-1 plare lunb. I t.t h :tI lellrvi ion of4 a s ub-connilili nt2 'ith2 v : (lv urnor .\ n ig .:, elutirinanll. This sub.-colniiltlee. 'cl bil' to ble fiI; It lil -.Iii.11 e llI'r 3 . I i' I '141 I I I)i ' ' ili by\ thel T h'lirti-ie I:i\ asi n I 11i:1\(. it W(rninatek on N0v(-In1hI 11411h. th inil Hial (iuv rs r f Hlis' (i4i of lt(-. I r i isl ict. 1 1 11i,21.N I\ 1( Siii I l !W,21I1 111 1 I, i hnliie il. I: . 11111 l itltlh u lu rial lo0 (1n1v o( a liilarianf lirlos , t, nio 'It '11pl W' 11o1f h ( t 1 Iti ill" t ow a ( 1 w illfilia I illiqiti' at t'o tlthia. i'Il-iiera lioll was niv iu I t indIve' I-, 'i , a fiili liltcling oii4 the1. colinniissin, which :lecbled toi ad here to the r ia phln, ,s thele t isIlti'i:i le-c vow e et , s a luiory ill I r clctiolls 1 114h co .;iutis ioll as t Ilhe kwrin thlt luemor10lial Shouti takeo To huave derbclId1 othrisem wouid hatve Ilailntl tilitt Owi cmlllIn, i.on cmild 114) haI 44 111n. on wro. ectI b)I \milid hlve~t hadl it) nectalnteld~ to 11h1 .' If:;islat la I I lo A i . l b Sop I to n1thoty lit u11 11ili 1xian icien. IUikewise, it appeared i. hoja I4-!; I;isk 1() allelilt to()0c)(1'u1 in 4ar1.ls *'*'itar ili I ' ' ii ro posel. A 1 thlt- r- 1 V %, Inven t) off ih< " I( ('11 ;11a illa 4 1ivis 1ioll ot' ItI A lu eri ent 1.( it , Ihe lin lt iiece W li ' I Sol I l ile \\'rb \\'ar. thv hospila l I 111li 4l 4'ti lit' 121 'il wa l lit' or I ' 41 li r 1 i' illeas asI' l to li he fort1 2 (illi ' i ti ' 14.11! lit'lit illii. l e tl :2l'1fi.I 4 for;iti'~ I)l i:' 0 1110 St t - 12 2444 ,iiti 1 .1.l I ' e lIX il l list ift II'lii i i~ dIt ng I I3I(I'iI honid~itt s if 5 ti1(I itl -u}le i' ll t he (l s!2Il'21tilt' f ot \l n M i (t ii t'~il ite', ini it' ' ('2il - 1(1 i s io t h ',\ l2l443 If do itt 'in i' -i lu 5tt i lit l 11 2 Ili tw)".'1'r, I1 yor of t 11 41 till r'~itll a s ti 1 I hiiOItilil ho'l till t'me -.I lht .)l1ialg, ther-!e1) wll - 'X't12i 2! ,lo ' fh'r ec (2(i111 111 where a bronze or other suitable tab lIt recording and perpetuating the su preme sacrifice made by Its white sons and daughters In the World War will be placed. 5. The structure will contain a large auditorium, as outlined in the foregoing, andi a halil of records for the preservation of documents and historical data appertaining to the persons and organlizat ions from South Carolina who participated in the World War. 6. Unless South Carolina has some kind of repository, the imperishable history of this State in the struggle of Democracy against Autocracy will he imperfectly preservcd, and, in af ter years, the record will be incom plete like that of the War iletween tie States. Soutlh Carolina Alemorial Com. Columbia, Dce. 6, 1919. HISTOltC MANSIONS FILMlE). 'Aucli of the big film sPqctacle, "The Rise and Pail of the Confederacy," was photographed in Charieston, S. I C., witl the :im of securing perfectly true atmosphcre for tl'e story, as well as vie-ws of great beatity. A number of Charleston s most historic or most chiaracterlistio mansioni.) are rellroiduc ed in the story. Among tIhese are tihe al a lioti 1 22(1 l d()dger 2s manlon.,101s, ,the Villa .\larwh ria, the Parsons place, Ih( ol(d llutldge homc. and tihe old .\t. I'eaa t e ro la e qularters. Noi liitig so Iidwiresu( Ihs been re prioducei( d inl ainy ilm story of tile Sm1 t as th1 . lul al locatio-s. Tle 10hotoohiy w.h I dn 141 .\lMay&) as Ithe heroneis Nok !") r thev Opera "DANDE iNE" FOR FALLING HAIR F-or it f(en cenlts %mu ennl Save your. hair an0al doiul it S bealty. To Stop falliig liair it on2ce an2d r-il thev scalp of veyparticle of dlanl druff1, Lnel a -smal01 hotile of deli.ghtful11 "luulrine"i at any drug or toilI (ounteir For a fow e(nts. por2 a little li youri ( haid all .ub) it into the svalp. After evve-ral airpliention s hile (hail usually soscominig out and youl enn't ulld aiy (:1n(iriff. lelp your hatir row long, iliik anl stronlg an(d be I ome soft. glosvan abnllidaillt. USED CARS AT Rock -Bottom Prices! Fords, Maxwells, Dodges, Studebakers. Also a used Truck. Prices right. Terms easy. See us Carol YMIAuMato Co .IJ Y. MILAM. Manager Tuesday, Dec. 16th. "The Ris ad Fall of The Confedercy" Featuring EDNA MAYO As Patriotic a story as ever filmed---Spectacular, Impressive, 'Thrilling--How America fought its own battle of Democracy at home and made itself fit to lead the world's advance. A story loved by the North and cherished in honor and memory by the South. Children 15cts (Including War Tax) Mr. Win. ("Pike") Switzer has resumed the management of the Opera House, having returned from a years service in France, and takes this opportunity to thank his many friends for their patronage during his absence, and also Mr. Tyler for his untiring energy as manager.