The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 01, 1920, Image 11
IEGION EFFOtT
TO CLEARI LIST,
Many 1ersonul Flysteries of War U11)
bM Explained.
New ,York, Aug. 28.-The Americal
Legion is making an effort to Iitigatt
a distressing :phase of the afternatua
Of war, the 2,000 personal mystere1s
of the gieat struggle 6f men who arc
classified in army alid iavy lists a,
"nmissing in action,'' "killed in battle'
an1d "iresumably dtad." The work
hlas been rewarded with some success
it is announced. In several instance
the Legion Weekly has obtained for a
iiotther mnorC and cleare'r details of
how her service soil died, or put a
wife ill touch With the contrads of
her husband. "missin: in action.'
lequests of relatives and'friends of
soldiers. sailors, iar:nes and miilitary
nurses about whose fate little is
known, are being sent to na.vspapers
thriiuighout the counLty 'for publica.
tion. Results of this publicity are eart..
fully tabulated at oillces here.
All "I ulidis,' ofilcrs, <loctors
hurses or welfare worklrs, who may
know i sointhliing of the person of
whom ) information s sought, are in
vited tou Uiin illicnte with e fr ilint
or relativ es. Each week a lIknn I
of Eystdes" re ublishied bi dte
legi:on' organ an11d frctIuent ly i num
ber ol lianies o nwii and wonlieu yi
s'rved in the war, but Ah4o failcil tc
rIac h liole, is sint 1) hito t il n- w pa
The current result list. of ile Ic
glon collini lhe followintl-c instane(i
whre d sireld information was fur.
.'. is. OXthrine llshie of Allea
tow\ n, l'a., askstl for ilfol' iatjon eIi
crnlin_- thlt vircumsn~t'ances sroi
n.g t; I -ak .: he)III .r 11n S rg . L og
lolb. :- of .1m pany0 ('. 1 Is t I Manh iar
G n lauitailon. T\.vt:enty-ei Illh divi~ion
mohr) i r;i e(eivn sl aP letter ro !i I r. .1i
ilh .maz of Nc'v York, w-ho atten!e
2' tYin. .soldier, 'iving Ietails of hi.
last hours.
Air.;. Lohl Alason, ol .\celae, (;a.,
Iono light oil the 'isa pip ar
aloe i h r .-ol. ". Ala;on, ir., c:,r
a ' -rd om;sany. Si:<th Marines
The il-l.r rot .: n: other that ht
wtj Cd !,-, ioi* for Christimas, tl1ix
but hI not api ar anui nothing fur
eel11 '.*:. of1 i :::u A:. AlA sitii
.s ' 0 rt e--d two letters,
' Al. y uiS 'ind uchinu appals
A . ther wA!:f to know
if hkr on. w01o di1 ill a fih hos4pitii
-aid a thin n v is Ih uth M -I .'' ':i
her rlt, who.' -en wa ' *as.rl.
:i nd d' .i i d1 I, desirs.4
Mm knd of x:as ,tas ayel a:I bres
t affet- :nl:i. Informau' n i.: &renht
of :an :tvimy nure-wio wa..i as !141-i
of '-i mr 1:.- to Fni . two, M e& a s U ,
A distl i os:vtnI family s( sks w i:aI froin
the "budd 'is" ts soAdist r wL r.. wa
ImsI skn a lini 1 a ba ttI< !i. b'd w.(,ind
.IELS. P. M. Innt- U 'kninitt m'lao
df the passage ofl ths ''pial smilrani
amendme~lisnt. said:
"Tihe srlie:-tioni of equa~el Sufftran has
sititut~mn of th' t'ittds Stas--; nosn
selrtor. The' rh14ht auml pi iv.bs-g of
v'oting no0w dsy Viis on womensn ;a:tsl
sI' tha t rvihsm. 'This I::2 and~
bea'.s y )* e IconsIiilli's.
"'('iO this ) ilc -irs r sts 5h- :; y o
de5)1'in tsr he~y poi'c si 1of m ii .: e
nw '.eh whther tsulle potslni i. wIll;' ro
f:ham-asofsur anI titi ., wheth ' (51 ' not w
ale to have~i g Od) .whol , itoi d a I'/' ad(
I iJN h iyst -g s (ll Ie fali~s l t!.d W'l -
whether '(li ou I lc offii ia is, nta'sy n:t
Is'ation :iml !pja sh'al be thoI se .lt ho'
chartt er'' anid 'abihlit are. i n.I -s aiss
-t 'thes public weglfare rwoskfr
thucr -li :nsatc lflnd politica li advancr
mant.Si h"I hfP.
"I woluyh', I rurge the in-rnoeral wei
enof~b ta'u'h Caronlinal o1 stu dyi
selvde to usaum ctheir. ltnw respwn
t bo~t14
DESCIIAMPS QUITS
DE310CRtATIC PARlTY
Will Vote for Harding and Hlope's Ite.
Pibilcalls Will Make Clean Sweep.
To the Editor of The State:
Mindly perinlt me through your
columns to say'I am no longer a Deru
ocrat bittt.a Republican. I am alfiliat
ed with the Republican party and ex
pect to vote the Republican ticket in
November.
I am personally acquainted with
Mr. Harding and believe he is the
right man for president at this crisis
of our nation. I hope he will be elect
ed and have with him a Republican
coigress that he may be able to do
the work our nation so greatly needs.
I am nct. a candidate for any office
but behold a needed work before nie
for our Southland andi dare to colse
crate my efforts to that :work regard
less of restIl ts. For if there Is tL'
s irit of nobility in the soil, where ia
iecedcd work calls a ready eirvice will
a liswer.
For years our Soutliland, rich withi
undreamed of l)ossiblioItles, has been
rt '. red by the cIi ise of oue parlty ismn.
This curse can, must and will he re
'lo/e l'rhIn us iha I1t w(e may Come into
ll' OWn nd111(1 enjoy the bil tes*2iivgs 0111r
;()!I and CHimate is tady to give lo us.
I enre bt li1ttl for' thl" 1CIere 11an1
of auy 1.v itic'al iatIy. T!I' %ork
lli'eledt and tlle servicet to be rII1ederted
11re niy chief concern'ls.
For a half CO1111 r, with sliht x
1 tions, our e prst1ttiv es inl con
.te h,. I ) :C i li t l ftle mor to
'' tn I.mer wail pielur's, becaus
tiy -ee ver in a ne le s l iinorii y.
\0 'Vie W' Iil3vt of'l lc- (lit' Soull
\ lle years~f th ur11 peopl o1f3 therej-t
ti0e! :-.uff1eel. 1ur itovsrtyll c tnlimtel
and our naltiral weallt conwwree I
u :T if lii o f a ility (to ie vte 1.11
To dive l ' t ith w%# nio ( ireool
help on a ilairle andl l iling seei hl. but
wll never gt it 1ind)r the onv pary
Wk.eo V havie 6.n-ritiendl our b-.it
itere- u oInI U10 ltarl' of hlittelr ej
iece lon:, enough. It is tiine In;l
nobler groittis uon which It) a
I1r t;hl iori ouri gri-itIr gOod.
Affletion In may faunily an(l the au..
(unI u lon of dtis at lon' hav1
1 riet:: rd c my tim r o(her aP.
hI tit ;i n 1( % h Ito vih" :
''tite--i b- n ve in:., th arious
Ie1'1 . of hI111man1 act ion . f I rll m1 (I
Tl o . (wll ;:th 'levr 8to r ~h;nan
\ hu too sorln ha .-iu) i
r I :.r b, r t h .i 1h1 and .,
Give.. o!. Li-. , tf, :,1- ::11 n
i r he .i. ;e. al. hc-it .p::.
T'\IN r i TS .('1TO,
3 1 t~ju -~'In WO, '.iE'.? \r!T
1)'1 11 ' 1:111, 1)031F 'I'F
Womann 1a114 4 hilld Drauvvid oi ('sw.
t i'ar ii - Seriot..' ' (' rt,'
kile ins~inty an a tird. I h: 1. -jlrt
Jwr 3n te rn ' Stilwariy ira:n .\-. .
kneven ase the. Trsn .''- i,
('truckan au-'r Pnobl v' 'lwt a-i.i
h ee~ th ! aftrno-o1 n. h. - 1 r- l:.
~ioser 6, yaard 'o' . ia-l elr' T y
:ra' boy 12i or i , j ar ' of '..
.\'f~ r e" .n h .\lur ' . n.--1' . i f .\j r
I J un y nu? d' in;' rwn"ly. r'ue. ret
Jto ne down fth r.4' s-o
AIR N.YIGATION .
ON GRtEAT SCALE t
Vienua' Now Iakiig A1I)titals Plans.
Vietinit to Ie Center of Laies.
Vienna, Aug. 10.-If plans now mat-1
ing are carried out Vienna 'will beom(eI1
oile of the great cen ters of EIuropean
dir navigation.
Whiell soon after the conclusion of
hostilities, Ii~inglani, France and Italy
prepared to s;rdle au ( criss-eross
B-urope with air routes, il looked as if I
Austriai. were to he left ot :ti (aoget her C
in favor of friendly Countries, ihe
lanes being laid out via P'rague in the
north and sol ii over italy. Laiach
and Aanin. With the arrivail hcre of
various nissions5 and al undirsta ll
ing not only of the favorable geogrI1 ph
ical location of l\'en na but also of t
its existing facilities, Ilhii s hlitn - has
bcen (ealitedi lt io eent' -Iany of ilte
lanes here.
It is linflerstood th;t Colonel 1i-r111,08
chIef f allied a viatio control iln Aus,
tria, takvs tis iii-w. -nl fam-ors Hw
use of the :rat .sj.ern aviation fhild
as a cenl t ra I sla lioll. 'I'l i h i4 141 is on.1
Iy a rei' r-:ih's, fro:t \'i. n aa ;44 i( 4is
aw el ri-tpir rholps, 1aoi . 1~ ang ma
111 Ilh% Ia'l rna I i:I (11 a r4al war
dJanlt.
. 1 , nu f :1 :1jr. : i m' f i A (ir
Hil f*:nI 1.on-1b1ll h,' w ~ l ,,- .-m-li s,
I ;blenzj~;,4n ich , \'ienna . iidap 1:
:4l1''d :49 ijl !rti:4 14) ( 42 o 4CI
z. V\44 iv :t lim 'iI I I ;
\'h :1"a ir rNac .%. -I il o 4 11111'r 14 ll li
'o1t4 , w hi 11 i., - .1 : r 4 .2.1 : lol
On)- of the- opli al0 -1' 1,, -
Vick, !, 4:conv4: Ii h b1 n l 1 r 1., .
f rin ;I i r a g rnn ih t Iif-n.
Vn -'' :I; aj| V i itIa :Ind 'nd1 '111li :4.
Thi volono ofp 1. ek.I 4f al
A: rali, i' i '-r4 i. 1ir, :tiaa hijnr.nI of
4 r when 1 'a i. ' y :ind l-)4oking af
44F i ine .3, whoj ..!; b(. brou ht
by mtor 'o Vil nna hotols :1101 ha k
W hI I I tIi. l n n : I I
n1pt 4 r1' r r - 14 1 ! 4 '.., - , . -
IK: li' t or Trif-h est l . b nt!il
d ul. (44.C n '4in.. th n w44: .thl .\Iiktii, '.4
414
'tI (i'i '. 4I 4 l'h' r and IF a , 4 'v
mr.' -' ' ton
A 'EW
FALL
COAT
Air e nh s h01ingsret forh
m E- unihGei\da .\nge be
$1.75eaan a h.to ,.6
S nglibshngsifor
Godscoo torels,
Extria large ured
4 a1.7 $1.00.
Sigod bed sheting
$3.50 arnd $3.95.
NEW FALL
PLEATED 4
I SKIRTS
Serges and Plaids
1it-le c hige of Its Illtert'sts on Aits
rian territory.
Oillees already linlt% e o t' '
ere ai(d regula r L air t 'tn trl'Ii to
t'aby 111113 of li r't hatve been
Iatiguratted.
ENNi-ssI-:. E 0~i
SM.ILLi-S' IN YVAILS
ens( Nuneritleni 1I irease for 'Tenl
'ars Ai .ny lVel~de Shic , 147 .
Washingiton,. A i . s
1v pllpulationl of whichl was. animeoi s.c
; today by the n u 1111ti ls '-.
-74-19. hadl thp. s-inall 1t num icalk
erIt's.e Il O h :1he Ist 1 y .. or any
tcatid shi o IN71 while, i its rate or
rowth was tht sinile.kst ill its hislory.
s null'v'ieal increlaste 1";2.1'.71 and ivs
Ili of 4rot Ih 7.1 11.1 etilt. . the
:n 3ears.
Tenne.(5 sce raik atl 1 1 0 :.f :t)i
i i tk t n yV . a, lI I: I f h I l :I,
h of whjch ILhe :2 1 poil il
Ix I I 10 ii .J 3 (11,:
i heen ,1 1r an i l.l - 1'1n1'4, e'
2.!) i nl i':i, It I g s; Il, herl d
ho n 'r''I I G. 1 1 b
'it'll~~ I')~'~
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. ' I h ' i
Are Here. C
and Girl
mntil the last minute
your boy or girl wf
liege. Visit our sta
READS, PILLOW
ID TOWELS
teets, price $2.00 each,
sheets, good qu.a!;ty,
Oc each.
,75c and $1.00.
75c yard.
5c, 35c and 50c.
rhite spreads, $3.00,
A GOOD PLAC
"fDidn'/
Prominent Georgia Lady
and Slceplessness
P '01P13 who got to reIng wen!
every now and then, and who d4
not seei to get tho proper rt
froehinent from rout, leep amd romrtt
tion, noed a Ionle to help their bloo<
rovitalize and builld up their yitern.
For this. you will find Ziron Iro
Thnic very vatable, an; the tosiniony o
thounaudn already ha14 proved. MsI.1
J. W. I)ynnrt. lady of' a pro imitne
aeorgia fiully reelding near Carterm
villn, Says:
"I di N't felie m1yu-dt.
Y(OU WILL 1AE
rREtATrn rOi'ir
-AT T1-1i.
I' "' vm-Ok
kche orpor sinw
(IM) be had at suich s i
We make a ihorouhli c:
Withoult cost, ;'11d dly
t hem at tl ( owstp
PERCT IT I N(
......... .....e.
et Your Boys
s' Ready
to ly i you su
ic ou e pett
retd yan.rp
pleadysit, rm
re2tday $25.0 and,1
GINGHAM FOR .5(
DRESS
Batez and Renfrewi bo,
ored ginghatm, in plIe
for school girls' dress
27-inch ginghamr, 35c t
~E TO TR~ADE
hRes/ I'Vel/"
Suffered from Falut Spells
-Relieved by Ziron.
L "I didn't rut well niome twgjht
W'ouild ho Julnt Ai tIred whnl ' mot u
-In VIhe 111,1r11inA. an whlosok en
-hc(L I would got wonk,, und h:ivt% ktuo,
of fnainty uutelhi--rt titnetN luirdly ablb
to do lity ha.wurk.
"I hliard of ZIron, ndil felt tunyita)'i
it fonic Woulid he,1) lp it). I tho0,1ght, V
wouIld itt lenut utregithuz moe.
"I 1huel I.v V iron han donte, lt goi
I Feel buer. I tun glad to recoinouw
It Un it goodl tolte."
Tr'/ 'lrot. Otir uilowlfTy-,helt r*tiuru
tom Ilrotutrin you. At your drugrI'lit's
3731210 470~ m 7J n.,
n y b
G i ll I I I ,I I if y
Ie priCe.
1_1 As ; I AfI' (I tCI
-/ , .) iJ , , t f . - 1 4
N4EANV
FA L L
DRESSES
Wool andS ilk
ply of fur
prepare for
re yourself.
)Y SUITS
Suits, rna je with
eid in red, gold and
made, price $1I7.50,
32.50.
HOIOL GIR LS'
ES
~t 32-inch fast col
da~ and solid1 colors
(s, 35c the yard.
he yard.
NEW FALL
BLOUSES
Crepe~ de Chine
and Georgette