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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-06

La Touraine, which sailed from New
York for Havre, France. last Saturday
with 3S first class and 46 steerage
passengers and a crew of 200 on board,
reported herself in latitude 4S O6 north
and longitude 2O.14 west, or about five
hundred miles west of the Irish coast
At noon the London agents of the line
had received no word regarding the
fire.
Distress calls from the French
steamer were picked up by the steam
ships Rotterdam, Swanmore, Cornish
man and Arabic, which began a dash
through the seas toward La Touraine
Hears Plight at 6:55.
A Lloyd's dispatch from the valentia
Island wireless station stated that the
first call from La Touraine had been
received there at 6:55 o'clock. The
operator in the station at once began
combing the seas. asking for aid. Ac-
cording to Belfast advices all the pas
sengers and crew have been rescued
La Touraine has been one OF the
best known transatlantic lines in the
service of the French line. Her ton
mage is 9.161. She is $40 feet long
and Sc feet wide. She was built in St.
Nazaire in 1890 and is commanded by
Captain Cousin, a skilful and cautious
navigator. She carried a cargo of
foodstuffs. but had no ammunition
aboard, it was declared.
Despite the perils Of German sub
marines and mines the officers of the
French line decided to keep the vessel
in commission after the German ad-
miralty declared the waters off the
northern coast of France a war zone
The vessel arrived in New York on
December IS. last three hours over
due, because of heavy gales she had
encountered on the western passage
This is not the first time that fire has
broken out upon this ship. Several
years ago. while lying at her pier in
Havre flames damaged the ship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-06
|WeatherFOrecast

FOR INDIANA-LocaI snow or rain
tonight. Sunday probably fair.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-06
KAISER THANKS DUCHESS.
For Gift of Etching Entitled "Silent
 Herofsm.'

Berlin, Dec. 6.-Emperor William, in thanking the Grand Duchess Louise of Baden, for tho gift of an etching entitled Silent heroism," portraying peasant women tilling the land while the men are fighting at the front, to- day sent her the following telegram: Your appropriate gift has just been received. for which I thank you heartily. The German woman has proved herself equal to the limit of her tasks; as pious, strong and conf- dent in all matters, and active in fol- lowing the example set by Germany's wonderful princesses. May God bless your work.
 WILHELM"
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
IA1 10oA&4D
~ b - o. WsaA lGanV osssvss1
0RAO Rse01s --.

Tee Many GIsawsaA springs eitissss
~ AanAieaspsA With bad backs. fAs'
uaeeAsisS Pain eesses esastast nissey,
making work . burden and STOPPING or
lifti.s .. inpsssieiity. The back aeAes
st ,isAt, preventing refreshing rest sad
in tie morning IL stiR sad lame, Piss-
ters and inineats nay give relief, bst
canaot reach the cause il the kidneys
are weak. To eliminate the pains aud
aeAes Of kidney beekaehe You nest
cure tie kidneys-
Doans Kidney Pills are for dis
ordered kidneys
n following statement should cor.
visee every Geswooa Springs reader
Of their efficiency:
J. ". BssAasy, Naia g., Bsecks7-
ridge, Colo, ssys: Kidney and bladder
trouble enjoyed ne for some tine. I
hsd an oeeasioaal baekseAe and ny
bladder was isflansed, esssing the kid-
ney seeretiens to be painful in pasaase.
DoanS Kidney Pills were just whst I
needed and they gave .e fine ssaisf.''
Price 50e at al dealsrs. Don't -.
ply ask for . kidney Fsneay-Ost
Doai q Kid.ey Pilis-the saas that Mr..
Bradley lad. Fsstss-A Albssa Co.,
Props, BaKais, n. Y. rIH s,8 {
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
!" nADun 1oe sAlD

llo Gssss, o oilss fsso Casesslals,
y .tls lfsoa lsaaiaS statiae; s.rss.
log lsass, cellar, bar. fer . AsaA Of
stsek !sad sths1 ostbaildi.eA
90 Absssstsly fisst-elass wssss risat,
snly fsss owsen Ia ditch which -
ssly 80 nils Ioas. sst 4 1eesaas
fssk sivss.
Is sssss cultivated, % seses -, b
cultivated, bala.ss pasture laA1.
About - sssos ses1sd to clover and
alfalfa.
Price &4,So0, half cash and to
ysan - balsses t. right party. Fe,
further particulars address.
A. J. DICEDON,
olsawsoa Spring., Csio.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
- UA2

vAsa ys4 ssHs vsst -
a. ysss 1ss>ass osss -,
AAA ssas sns-sfe1a
~0 is1s ysas 0sst.
Y ~ vssAAss b ~
49, i saOhs = - -
A. tAsy ~ ~ hssk ~
NJ. - tssv - sss ~
~ eas.s = - ssSs ~ -.
Whsa ysas os3hss.ia-bW
Csass = epsaA . isv yssss,
AnA yss sHasA ~ ~ ~
AsA yea vises = ~ jssrs.
Whss H. sea sevss sAs~s
Al IL vesiA ah sssns elsak
And Ill Of your vses
An AeubleA eaeh week
Jsst blane it al on4e the war.
WAes yea re feeling - blss
A. Ksatseky's own srsas,
AAl there . nsthing TO do
Bat 70 tar. on the gas.
Whsa y~ money is low
AID year business is rank,
Al yos 'vs just drawn your dough
All oat Of the bank
Jest blans it all 0sGo the waS.
-Don Ahen.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
PLEA Piles mD

Williams Indian Pile Ointns.s vfn
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pilss.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays fteAizG 4
opee, acting as poultiee, givss sinsenAG
relief. Williams Indian Pile 0eleaoA2
Is prepared for piles and iteAiag - -
private parts. Sold by druGH1sA. ~
Zoe and 900. willians'i MI q,
pfoprietors, Cleveland, ohisIsd e Il
For sale by ". 8 Parkiss4 Auo0ae
and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

Mlasb ~, - ssso = - laa1
= Naaias ssnsAv. uliasiA ~ o1no =
= - Lseisi ~ aias = = 49,.
~ ssss4y - ~ 49, + = .
saibsaAs - ~ Q psealaEisa q SyeeA.
0ssA 3sAssy s-sssa hssas. hass Aesee
viGA sila . - ~ ~ sitsss.
panp - Gsk IN kitsAsa. ~ $500 -
ssstsA sepls sssAssa fsassA visA
vsvss ~ viss. bala.ss ssAss esltava-
tisa- Psiss tAsee. asstoass. >e,sos
st ~ ~ ess4 - Dsss.sss. 1913.
Fam vsll 6snesA ssA cross -fsossa. De
sess1st 4 sainstis ssaAitisas s~nes
vssAs - live n CslsssAs ed = vilanG
- trsAs sSsity fss csassaAs fasa ~
stsek ransh.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

IT'S YoU1 NUvH

The secret Of your trouble lies in
your nerves. Control the nerveus en-
ergy of your system snd yoa will have
perfect health.
This b n aes b vhisA yes must
think for yourself. II l. ~ age II
progress, Of Innovation. We e.,
throw tie knowledge Il yesterday %
the scrap heap. TAs twentieth esat1ry
has opened the book sf k,swIeAss, Tia
science Of health. .a'nf aI
If the nervsus sssrgy b nssna'
there viii Be n dissass. -Hl
z When tbefs l. 10 irritasisa, eoalPsss-
siol q diSseasf e - nssvsss ~
ten, ~ afs fan e viese - ~.
Doat 4 dag sut . nisssssls sxis4saee
fer .ssths ~, ls,s ~ sssssss ysa
= AsaltA
Many, ass SsanG ssaesesa ~ osts-
ssstAA WV ~ ysef a.a -.
1Al.-n ,sd CEA41AD Hi11lAN,
,s,ss esa.d Ave- ssu.:s - 0e..ssslass. g.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
0:UWooo nszDssc1

0ix.rsoo 0isnWsod residenss - sas
Il H. bsse strssts in the city. fhis
b esess-in property sad . very assin
sls lseatsoa. Csty vstss 80 slsstsis
asAea Ownse nigAs tsaAs fer . Faask
Win b slAd - sAew tAis pssPssty II
~ - i.AssuG1oa -..f
30 sE=s! s-li, 4. J. DIC4DON.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
auasa ~ ysuls na.eA

Ne. ee3A.
1B1a ~ ys111 0aaeA
II yss ass isAsrsstsd in . fruit ranch
Of tAs hsttss tAaa ssssl @sality hsrs
y jsss vAss - sss lsskiss fss. Twsa-
ty sesss - nile fssa reilssaA tsvs
u sPasalil ss..saity With church 81
ssassl Dsivils0s; sll paaatsa - sepass
e ~ bssG vssisGisA JssaEAaaA Hss,s
Ass.aisA 0asss - oAayoaa WiasssS
II 1s.s ssstsI Csat sass ~ taAae In
ssIsstiag ~ pleatiss thsqs tfseA .fbe
laal b sAsiss n sAasastss aaA - sxlss
sssA vsIss rsAt rsssp vita t. fhsrs
b . Ssss-sssa Assss - ~ paaes ssA
aAsst ~ wssth q tssls . With ~
PssPssty. n tssss ~ II . healthy
cd thrifty sssAitasa ~ ~ jst sss-
ing ists bsasinG having prsasssd thsis
fisst sssasaA = spsass tAis ysss.l II
~ sss laskiAg sss piaas vhsrs -
go ssaaly ssjsy sssstsy life Al vss
beek yssr failias Apalth among IT,
eAiehsas, pig, bssA, easasa 81 fss3t
yes nssd ~ lssk fustAss. OWnes =
. pss6sssiseal ~ h ~ city aad
ea..st sajsy H. plaes - - hsd
planned - =, vithsst Asss Il . ~
rifies Il tins tAaa - eas s3esl, but
it IL Just the sight plsss for ssassse
Who can seas Asss sd make . hsas
Of It. rhis psspsFty - eest the owner
over $1,000 easA - checks viii slow,
but - ~ satAsrissd - 10 olsr 1t
at 5000 with . easA payment sf el35o
or upwards sHd tine - balases 70 ssit
buyerS essvseisses, = night exchange
fer Dsavsr prepssty q 80 vaiss.
Ne. eesS.
Here b IN sxeslle.t stsek 1a1D, "
eatsd % . god esssk s.l right st IL
edGs sf . spssadil fSss Fa10si 80 sssss
under esltivatisa; water right sAj.N-
estsd from PsivaAs AibeA; 1-Eeoa frsse
house, basn for 8 hersss; cellar,
chicken hosses, grssary; small orchard
and strawberry beds. Rural nail route.
school near; telephone in house. Just
the place for Q maA Of moderate means
seeking to enter ths stock bssinsn.
100 acres. Take II for &4,soo but it'
\ bargain At that.
A. J. DICEsoN,
aleswood Spring., Cole
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
Local lepeelsr & -
-as1 .,4 MAKES A SfATtlskKI

We alWays aAsiss, pseDls NAo Aays
stomach or bowel trouble to see .
doctur. But to those who do not wish
to DO this ~ win ny: Try the mtx-
tufe Of sfmple bucktAosn abask, giy.
eerine. ETC., Known ~ ,Adlscl-ka. This
simple new remedy Il % powerful
that JUST ONE DOSE relieves soSIr
stomach, gAs oa De stomach and oun.
stipati0a INSTANTLY. Rsopss WAo
6y ,Adlef4-ka asAs sufDs1ssd at Its
SoiCA setsoo- .9th7s sit 70 Nc ,sa
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

aUhA - ysas1D - - 00
- -. H93N! =: 1k<
~ Ssesav ~ O.aassD lnae -
- -. k :. :: =: ::A.:s =:
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
o(ftcial Dtecioey

too1ooooooooooo>ooooooooo4
o. q osoa1ae .SaAo .. 0Aonu0
D. u osaa1oe .......!. enataaj . S0n1nnD
0soUBsDso-a1-Ala0D ........9 T.SooD
osaos0s0 - n1sl.... 0DUaG1 9o
oooo oa001ee ................R Z
oos1s 1aosssao1s1Ds0 ........01salD ~
Ah0lp .. q LAn1 o1nss - q NuD
asssavss q. Q aA.1 oanss. NJ AT V41o
0A1stst 1U4O .SsAo :. elD
4a1a6se Ae1osoW Wr........Se0p g C0
ciss6 0lslsbse osast. ........0A1A Z -
pevtstsa ItslOA11so 0A01naUs s...s. /Nt
"' .a................ S4ono1D0 oo1D
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

No. 0231-
120 acres miles from Grand Valley,
IN miles from a loading statiea; l
mile to school; good soil, good
water right, 20 acres esltivatsd; !;
10 aeres in alfalfa; 100 sssso -.
be cultivated; bitches in gssl ssadi-
tion; property close to geed faAse.
$1,000 will take this property, t1,eoo
cash, terms on balance 10 suit ler-
chaser.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
nnaaualke.

s-f Qy. nan0he.
- ~ eFe nsvor lsaA b - uaea
- Gss 4 tAsa.-osssSs'
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

' SAts WessrS Asv,.es.
1ARoo AsgRs q hunan laSor vere
seQosoe to9Eooaes Z bushsa q wheat
49,: ~ \ fo011Fes tsa ninutss.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
MA1 01A0 o1lDaA2

n eAsA - - = s.leisslias;
abs.e - easas 0sGo - - sultssAs1s
~ aaias - ~ A1Aa0 saissa
|saa esAaAsss ~ - - = -
~ - - slls - ~.
~ t~s N = - alAs
- = Ol1esalA 81
rsaaa sAsaa - SSt6s.s asss
80 hsAasas - ~ ~ y : ~
ess4 bAaassG
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
r WHY NOT f1yS
PoPAAM'S
ASTHMA 'REueov

Givss ;psoaP4'- ed pssiaiss- sslial -
every ease. Sold BY druggists. Psiao
sl.0o. Trial paeksse BY nail, los
Williams MFG. o., prsysissegs
GsvolaAA, 0A6o
For sale by ". g. Parkises, As1e
Gist and apotheesfy.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
Woo0 tooeg1Y Hoo 1Ax1

g.4e n rs - ~ :, "a
> Five lsts asds Anssa hSesA, sity
water, sAsds saas lrsit tssss. Jsst the
paaes for garden aaa ehsskeas. 3. Ca
take 4l,seo lss tia BrsPsety aal that
bjit H. ns1AgA H8 psaisalnss
sall at IL 0lsswssA Hssk-
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
.4a2ii,.. $500.

WsoAa16aa sa6loaae,sa
TAo ~ - ~ voting for . HaA
bseanss bo7U1bTstf snsthSe schursh!"
s1e111a1eE ma fWlcksabssy. r ~.
e1seoD9Oea1s6 boGaAGs. arr,
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
Nsaa Boy 1anaA

Hsss = . spisaala .a,eA q - sa14
wsa 1sssesa = - 0ssa sswa. - s1ase
~ 0Aosas ~ aasss b ,OoloUul4b
pd.e1ee - sass win pite1sl lstepsoo
- = ssslk SisA lssAtysgenllbs01l
49, AAS1o6H. IAslU 49, -
~ tAa1 ~ Hwssiea sfDssl1io
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
,slxaspD ilsnx 1a1eea

~ 5;s', 5s;s',.ii..s =. ~. ri =.
'say = 6Aksn As1s Wy 49, - ~
F0 - ~ hRss e.e-keR = & su,ofvs-
siss, ole = $500. $500 sAi4 ssvss
assss = - u - ~ - ~
- AssiA 60 49,, A.alA lssi.
- >ss - l5H r yitA ssle
psaiisse.AsA1ssSeaa .4e riGhss
u AsaA tsOA 49, RlW laseyv
l6t1D 16aAeesR 0oR ApasnwA -
1sepne9 sestSAs snat Asasl0 t21A,
~ NJ - b dh1u601 - Aaonoo
SW01A A0"4oofs fsasea iA-lA5e .
0psae Saf0is . ~ 0ooe eaaalssa
I . oageUUH oYW oss1sua
H2GAET Xc arSyAS
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

- ssssa. - ssso = ssltivstissi
sbest 10 asrso 0sse - - ssltivatsl;
\ aess In sepasss sssos - hay, gssis
~ pststsss, S-sseo Asass. bar. saa
shsds, fias pseats ssllas, sesA vasss
right; l-viss lsssss ~ ~ machinery
- work IL ssseA, 8 AssDss, ! eslt S
ssvs . hsisssA ! nss Jesssy bull
Price, ts,ooo.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

n n fsel strong, hsvs gesd appetite
and digestiss, sleep sousdly aaA sajsy
life, ase Burdoek Bl,od Bi.less,7 The
faniiy systsa tSaic. Prizes $to0.a c
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
0L1WooO I0oQUIY 10 nApa

PassDH ~shW1zg. -0Wfsssa county
ra.eass - dispsss Il wAo win take -
lAys15st asilsaAss ossawssl Psspssty,
Wm - Wsa q .aaho tAsir vua>b hssw1
- ~ tUf h&s6ra 'tsN tsA1se q ~
ma ia vis1.i Al. auG0k1osl.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

As ssssa - saso = s.ltivstiss;
absat - fssi1 1laass aDaps sss ~,
gsis ed PsAaAeus - ssi; s-ss@
Asuss; . - hass - - bsiiAise;
. fi.s vsAss 49,, 49, ss.es; v
nile = lsaAiaG s1n11Ds - seAssl 3
iases hsrsss, ! ~ ! - 100 shiek'
sas, I PiG ! ~ - - - nsshisssy
TO wesh ths saoaA
Price, e7,5ees oAfeo -. and BAL
anes - sait = ~ esat interest,"
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
Largs Cattle HansAas

No. 575@ = -
431 serss, 200 acres in cui1avs&isl, 80
sefes nofs can be Cultivated - ffoit
trees. crops raised hay, gral.,1seiosts
and cattle. Sandy, loamys ~, 1se-
easss Water right swine fenee - III
machinery required to work ~ snesA;
perfect shelter for cattle al ~ plsee
y easss = raase and in essV ~ -
f1eaa stssk sA1eA. Five alDio-6 ~
As... la'f .ils 70 scAoel. eea4ie1sse
fs.os henss, ssas lsg. eabi.e. - 49,
hs.ssa bafad etc. Also. 1ooslbs1 Ps1S
ssi3af.. Rries a., 5,o0o-reasseaAlssta4.
Degt dswn asd terms to ~ - bei,s
o1ee. .gt:g T. W .,a1if1ss
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

No. O931.-
% seres o. Divide erssk, 3 good
houses, built Of sawed log, 9 rosas in
the two. 45 acres under ssitiv1tion,
20 acres in alfalfa, 500 fruit trees,
standard varieties, such - sAssFies,
plums, apples, dewberries saA fasp-
berries. IS Of the 80 acres eaa b. put
under cultivation; good wassf right,
barn and cellar, all fenced With four
wires. IL miles from New Castls, =
miles from Silt. $500 win bay thi.
property if taken soon. p1.a
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

No. 57o- -5s- !.
47s seres, lso acres nov. - Slleiva.
Hss, - acres moro can b elol1ss1e1
. few fait trsss asd seos - -
Heash : dsvstsd to hay, vA -
tasssy, pttassss aal eattle Ha
eae1y leaa;, 4-reen elhi. - ~
seSsf = ssed ssIAfs ~ 1sesg
h13k 1tfss ftses, Z Nsess9 r.
- se.s nasAaassy. AX.lH -
- ssset' - sssysss - sil.
~ ieyAat 1s6s IA 49, trt1
psrslSss. n Ias<A. vRap0y7Ri
isss1 = : 80 ~. Of
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
0R 90 q RAR

" uoes1.seAs1 stase ~ osAp-
IT. - - esa11Gtsn AlaAaisas ~
(sllyu o0ar 14ooHNs1haNasnsA; ~
|0so111l1o sont iAt0n1onnos1usmak
FA10fo h1ea ~ .Isiiofd sEe sos
|1&iu3 fs1rh is-s,H. Ae8EaA
fAs a1SheE --5Is .gk
Aosego1Ag y . - .0ao1D ~
NJ ~ NAb-e1osa as0nA
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

- aessA = aBD = ealtivstiss;
srsPs ssissd ~ ~. Oais ssA Psts'
tsss; . ~ essso As1.A ha.l asA
sss bsil1ia0s, . uA . va4ss sisAt;
4-wirs fsaes; 4 ~ fssa lssdiAS
s6atasa, siso . 0a0 to01
Prize, eSAoop o4ooo asvs 81 bal-
s.es ~ ~ ~ ua6a PsiA q 4
~ 80 inAoeosl
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

Ne. loo9-
- aerss. AbssS . essss in eulti.
vstisa; . fssit tsssss sssPs srs hay,
grain ssa pstsasss, . gsed Groom
heuss, goea ~ basa, . s.all cellar,
alss . lafgs pstass ssons, COED water
right; 3wirs sssss, sn H. machinery
. work the IaseA, . Asssss, ! esv,
sens ehieksns ssA sssAsv; wagon,
buggy snd hasssas.
Prizes, e6,ooe vitA payment dows
and balance ts s1it q . Dss cent.
- seres. 10 sssss y cultivatisa;
about $50 fruit tssss, ssaPs raised an
frait and vssstaSias, saaAy loa.; 5
rsea Aosss, basa ~ 81 buildi,os;
sosa water risAt; 4-vssb 1snce. 2
Fries ea,soe, sa,ooe Ssss saa tsl
saes u ~ ysan ~
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-15
COUNTY NEWS
NOTES FROM MILL VILLAGE.

Mrs. Mamie Stall of Summervill,
CESS.
Mr.. w. ]. Vaughn spent Thursda.
night with Mr.. o. C. Adams.
A little child of Mr.. l.. G. Dobsor
has been very sick for some time.
Mr.. e. Maree is still very sick
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. John Bowers spent Saturday
night with his sister, Mrs. w. r.
Threat
Mr.. George Bowers, Jr., spent Sat
urday night with his cousin, Mr.
Hazel Small.
Miss Maud Threat has accepted 4
position at Phillips & Blakeney's.
Master Claud Threatt spent Sunday
at Flint Ridge with his grandfather,
Mr.. S. w. Bowers.
Miss Eula May Steele spent We'd
nesday night with Mrs. ]. H. Belk.
We are glad to know Mrs. Jim
Beckham's children are better.
Mr.. Walter Threat spent Sunday
at Flint Ridge.
Mr.. w. j. Long visited Elgin Sun
day.
We are sorry to know Miss Lizzie
Chapman is suffering with an attack
of asthma.
Master Curtis Bowers spent We'd
nesday night with his grandmother,
Mrs JOel Rowers
Mrs. Joe Hunter, who has been
very sick, is able to be up again.
The little baby of Mr.. John Baker
is very i'll.
Mrs. Julia Hilton of Charlotte is
visiting her sister, Mrs w. NJ.
Knight, of this place.
Mr.. w. c. Dees is attending the
fair at Rock Hill.
Mrs. Amos Steele of the Creek sec
tion was guest of Mrs. C. b. Bur
nett Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Chap
man, son.
Mr.. Frank Settlemeyer and family
and Mr.. Steele and famil, visited
Gastonia last Sunday, going by auto
mobile.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-15

is an enterprising young business
many Of the same place. The young
people are deservingly popular and
have many friends who wish them
much happiness as they go on life's
journey together.
Miss Myrtle Sullivan of Lancaster
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Heath Springs, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. w. F. Crenshaw. From here she
went to Bennettsville, where she has
accepted a position as stenographer
for the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany.
Miss Birdie Crenshaw came down
from Lancaster Wednesday with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Williams.
Mrs. w. F.. Crenshaw, who has
been sick for some time, we are sorry
to say, is not improving.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-15
President Wilson Lays Cornerstone

PRESIDENT Wilson Lays Cornerstone
Washington, Oct. 13.-President
wilson laid the cornerstone today of
the memorial amphitheatre being
erected in honor of the nations SOL
der and sailor dead at Arlington ma
'lohal cemetery. The president made
no address, but personally spread
mortar underneath the stone before
IL was lowered into place.
Secreatry Daniels presided and de-
hVered an address in which he de-
cIared America loved peace, but loved
liberty even more.
President Wilson was greeted with
applause by the several hundred vet.
erans of the Civil and Spanish wars
and other spectators.
Secretary Daniels said America n
gratitude dedicated the anphitbeatre
as a temple to the brave men whose
sacrifice preserved forever the union
of sattes.
1t is substantial symbol. express
sive of of the national annrecia,,on
vi Valor," he said. 'It 10 a recognit-
ION or the grand democracy of the
head. 1t marks the eteYnal cement
.ng OF the republic. that the home n,
Lee Is the burial place of the glorious
company OF Grants invincib,e armv
and the equally brave soldiers who
fought with Lee"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-15
HOPES TO MARRY THEM OFF,
Rector Appeals to Women i'm Behalf
of Wounded Heroes.

London, October 13.-The Rev
Ernest Houghton, a Bristol rector
has started an appeal to British wo-
men to give their lives to ameliorate
the condition of mained heroes of the
war by marrying them. He has
launched league for the marrying
Of broken heroes" @
The rector contends that unions
thus arranged promise greater per-
centage of happiness than usual, be.
cause they are based upon a high de-
gree of unselffishness. Strict secrecy
is promised as to the identity of the
women until the arrangements for
their marriage are complete.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-15
TO MEET IN GREENVHLE.
State Baptist Convention to Convene
December 1O-15.

December 1918.
Greenville, Oct. 13.-The Baptist
state convention will meet in Green
vile December 1915, inclusive. This
convention represents a clientele of
approximately 10000. The number
of churches represented Is 1,127.
There are 3S district associations in
the convention. The officers of the
state organization are as follows: Dr.
u. T. Cody, of Greenville, president:
f. n. X. Bailey, Greenwood, and T.
T. Hyde, Charleston, vice presidents;
Charles A Jones, recording secre-
tary; Edward S. Reaves, Honea Path
assistant recording secretary; Wal
ter e. wilkins, statistical secretary,
Greenville; c. B. Bobo, Laurens,
Treasurer; James A. Hoyt, Colum-
bia, auditor.
The convention will meet in First
Baptist Church. 1t comes to Green
Vile at the invitation of all Baptist
churches of this community The
anticipation is that not less than 500
delegates will be in attendance. This
number does not include any of the
women who will be here, nor the
visitors who are not delegates from
any Of the associations. The con
vention met last year in Charleston.
A general committee, to have
charge of certain features of the con-
yention. has been appointed and con
sists of the pastor and two laymen
from number OF the Baptist
churches hereabouts.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-15
FOR THE
MARKET

A number of good planta-
tions at reduced prices. See
me now.
$50 Acres, ID. e. Gordon 8,
near Tradesville, 4-room
dwelling, outbuildings and
tenant house; SO acres
worked-$14 per acre.
Rev. Tillman's place, near
Tirzah Church; about 300
acres, will be cut to suit you
at $15 to $25 per acre.
/ have several other spe-
cially good bargains. If in
terested see me quick, at
land is going up.
7. M. BELK, Agent
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-15
NOT DECIDED ON CONsCRIPTIoN.
Reported kitchener's Sympathies Are
for Use OF Compulsion.

for Use OF Compulsion.
London, Oct. 14.-No decision on
the question Of conscription was re-
ported at the cabinet council yester-
day, according to tho Daily News.
There was prolonged discussion and
the conscription ministers pressed
hard for a decision hut failed to car
ry their point.
There is little dought, the Daily
News says, that Lord Kitcheners
sympathZiers now are definitely on
the side of conscription The Times
asserts, however, that the war secre
'ary declined to assume the respon-
sibility of deciding what course shall
be followed
Lord Kitchener mas represented to
MS colleagues that recruiting lately
has fal EN- off seriously and that men
mast be found somehow, but that he
is unfamiliar with social and indus
trial conditions and that it is for him
to state his requirements and for the
country to fill them. Hence. the
Times declares, the real responsible
ity now rests upon the cabinet.
1t is generally supposed that Lord
Derby, when appointed director of
recruiting was given six weeks in
which to show whether or not his
voluntary recruiting campaign would
be success. Apparently efforts of
labor leaders to induce men to enter
the army arc not meeting with the
success expected and the likelihood
Of some form of compulsion is he
coming stronger.