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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30
(einsefanot.)
Sir e,uise 3eite,t.

Sic @roBtbaten bes bel1tiden Sol
fes, Die es ipdbrenb bes arieaes boIlz !
bradt bat, unb Sic cs tpeitcr pplbringt
IN 10 gepaltiser, eridiitter,,oer, bel<
benbafter uub opfertpi1iger8 eilc, iperz
Den in Der 8elhite fortleben, fir etpige
|3eiten. Hs5a = @
Ser ieelilde gdwuns bes scianm@
ten belltiden @olfeaan feiner baterlditlz
biiden ge9eiiterlt1s l,no Gntidlonenz
belt miro f%ortleben in Ser grinnerung,
fir etpise 3eiten, iolanse Ser @beins
ltrom o1rd bentide 2onbe an beutlden
8nrgen borbeiflieBt.
8ebor9bas beutl9e Golf feline Sitter
beg @eiites, feline beiten aiinifler nno
Gr9iteften, feline Maaler unb 8ilbbauer
ruff, CUR grridtung zines iiberragenz
Ben &riess : 9enfmales, fir efpige
3eiten, Sen Sooten gum @eDadtniB,
Den 2ebenoeu 5ur Mabnl1ng nnb Ser
Nadpelt 5lrr 9adeiferung, gilt es an
oere Ilf9aben 5n lo1en, bic bringenbez
Ter Irt iinb.
On Bic @rridtung bon 9enfmdlern
oarf crit geoadt tperben. tpenn man
ben ,naditen unb beiligitengflidten aez
re6t getporben lit: Der Siiriorse fir
Die ariessbelddoisten. fir sic @ittz
men uno @aiien Ser @efoIlenen, Ser
Siiriorse fir Sic aug bem Selbe 9eimz
febrenoen uno Der iibrigen Siiriorgez
3neise bes &otben &reu5es.
Sir oas, MUS Die 3entid : Mmez
rifaner fir bic alte @eimatb getban
baben, bebarf es feines 9enfmaIes aus
@iien, 8ron5e ODER Grant. Gin 9enfz
NAL fir uns 1tebt groB nnb ldli1t i'm
9er5en oes Da1fbaren beutl9en 8oltes.
9~ieienigen bon uns. oenen Ser
ipanbte i'm @dterlanbe Damn unb lpar1,
! 3eitunsen iiberien0en. tpilien geno1,
bab in ben Spalten Ser reidsoeutlden
8latter ii6 reselmdBis @intpeiie allf
Die gielleiti9feit unb Die Musoauer Der
oeutid : ameritaniiden, arie9sbilfe
finben.
SIZE 9elesirten bes 9eutIden @os
tben aren5es in Sen @ereini9ten gtoaz
ten baben ii6 Die fortgelebte 8eridtz
erltattuns iiber bas 5ilfstpert auf 0iez
fer Seite bes atlantilden G5eans an
Die berborragenblten beutlden 8ldtter
lett langerem sur Nufeabe sema9t.
@eraoe in 0ieIer Belt etpiger @panz
nlng unb l%ln9emiBbeit ipirft Sic &unbe
bon beutld : amerifanilder Spferipilz
lisfeit Defenders mobltbuenb unb berz
lDbnli6 i'm alten @aterlunoe.
9alr9 ben %itanbigen gerfebr nit
falt alien 5ilfsse1elidaften bes 2onz
beg iinb Sic 9elesirten bes 3eutlden
8otben &reuses in Ser Gage, glnfraz
9enoen eri6Dpfenbe Mllsfunft sl1 err
tbeilen iiber irsenb cine Srage bes
5ilfsperfe5. - Seber @erein miro
ber3li6 sebeten, iid ipescn 9rudiaden
unb Grellematerial CUR l1nterltiiblng
Ieiner &riessbilfe nit ben 9clegirtcn
bes 9eutiden Nptben &reu5es, 1923
8roooipar, Nep YDrf, in @erbinblng
81 ieben.
, Cine @oit menigltenes brauden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30
6eranssrbcr: 8. Slider Irintins 81.
Entsyss et the PostoffIee at Davenport
IS Second Class Matter.

Der rsdaltte .9empfrat", etnfdliesItn
soiiflfagssNliseabe, feds Ilint1nern ieoe 8pde,
toiro al. Die gbonllenien in oiefer etabt fit
lo eeats irbdbeittIiG ober $500 fd5rlt9 BEL
SoralisaablilIg fret abaeIiefert.
Wst Der Gnft alberbaIb Der @tabt, mad IT.
eerb ei1em @oftan,t in ben Ser. Gtaaten, Ga.
naoa ooer mtelieo. $500 idbrIit bel Soralss
9te snnntaes . ansgabe, rur ourd Die goft
nab iebem Ioftamt in ben Ser. Gtaaten, foftet
tdbrli6 Sf.00 bel @oraus3ablu1e.
Ser. rSalblubdlcnttidc 9eupfrat", hurG BITE
Spit itlnerbalb Der Ser. Staate1 unb brr6
5Srdger in Der stnbt $3.50. bel @oraussabIune
$500 per Sabr bel @orals8abIune.
Der y&bdlentitfe 9entpfrat", IN 5tpet 9bet.
len, @ittipods mn sor1abenos. tpftet timer.
mad Gurppa $3.50 idbrli6 bel 8oranssabIuna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30

Cine @o1t menigItenes braud)en
Die Gn9lan0er niht gu iteblen - bic
9iobspoIt. Die fonrrnt Don
lelbIt. Srla1o, S1loien, Neiopota.
mien' lunb Iegpptcn lorgen bafiir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30

@raiioent @illon perlangt Be-
loroeren @reoit Dafaty BOP er bem
anrerifanilden Bolfe sen 5rieben be-
.pabrt. limo be11,ed, ftellt ner ieoen
@iiraer aIsgerratber bineg Der fir ben
.Trieoen eintritt. Nid)t finrt Die @ege
.@ottes iino unbered)enbur. aM1t9 6ie
.Sogif @illons lit es..i' s3ol
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30

Die Mebrbeit oes alnerifani-
ld5en Golfes mill bon eillem &riegc
nit GeutidylanO alls Sen bonn 9raii=
pentsn angefiibrten @riinOel1 ntd)ts
1pillen lagt 9unoesridter Curtis
bon &attias. Die 8ep0lferlulg bes
8eItelts lrno Mittehpeitens lit ablolut
gegen eilten &rieg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30
@olitiide 11nb mnpplitiidJe
&anbglpHen.

- Golitiide 5der3e: @ilion als
@erfed)ter Der @umanit1t; &uoiepelt
als 5rieoensengel; 0u 4ortt als lo-
5ialer Reformer.
- 0el1tid,Ial1b lit IN Ser ridden
6rage mie Die Ser. Staaten thrift
neutral: es liefert @affen ullo Wal=
milton lra6 Srlano.
- SOFTEN mir, Bob Nrdiioent @il=
ION 0urd Ben &ottereB perbinoert
miro, Ser Mebrbeit bes amerifani=
id]en @olfes leinen @illen %allf5u5min=
gen.
- 2on1oon slaltbt Sen pffiaiellcn
9ertdten iiber Die Gage in Srlano
nidt. 2o11oon fenntben @ertb Der
offi5ieQen engliiden @eridte.
Sranfreid madt id)on feline
3olllpadter nrro @alobiter mobiI -
lno in England 0ebaftiren lie INNER
no6 Mber Die aagpnteine @ebrpflidJt.
.5siIu3
-8enn es i'm lelbit nrtgebt, miro
ulld Ser i%iber5el1gtelte @l1ntanitats=
idJmarmer oem @ei es Der Setblter=
'baltl1ng Sen 8orrang einraltmen.
i.
-8is ipateltens l. Mltg1tit molten
oie Rllilen 1T aonitantinopelaeia 1mar=
ldiren. 6abe1t tie toast8erltner 9ro=
left li'rfs liegen laIien2
~ Der l1rlprl1ng Der &eooIlttion
in Srlano miro jett Don amerifani=
lden 8unoesbebDroen l1nterinht. Sin
neues 3eiden oes 3llamnlengeb0rig=
f~eitsgefiibls.
- 9ea1 Ser lebtelt Note Ser Ml=
ltirten lollten oie Reutralen es iid}
our gbre anrednen, aqe ibre l1eber=
griffe I'M Snterelie Der gade Der 9u=
h1aflt1at ouloel1 al ,ollrfen.
SIN @ar15en lit oie Rote Der ST.
liirten als ei1 nod @albingtnn ge=
rlfteter lfarfer germeiS 5ll darafte=
riiiren, oeiien @eber5igll11g NIT Be-
ltimmt6eit e%rrpartet miro.
ltHx Ms.HC.a 5ls
Sn 8albington hpiro man 1tas
tiirlid lofort einieberr, BOB Die bert-
ide ariegsfiibrlng iid Dem 8olfer-
reft, nno bas golferredt iid Ser brit
tii6en arie9sfii6rnns onpaiien maib.
- @offentlid) leben MN enolid)
TrdiiOent unb Staats iefretGr elm, oaB
lte 1roh biel 5t lernen babelt, ebe Tie
2onoon nit ibren N0rgeleien mieoer
gu belaItigen tpagen.
Sci @erolm iino, nie Naris
meloet> mande oeutide Dipilione1r
|orei- ooer oiermal sum Mngriff bor=
gegangen. @rlogen, ~ sic batte ser
oaiirte 8enlor ood l6on nad DEM
|erlten angriff total opernid}tet"!
England faimpft fir Sic fleinen,
n%nterorildten Ratiollen. l1no Sr<
lano? - So, gmler, oas lit iogar
et1pas gang anOeres!
. =
Gas miro Sobn 9rl Sen S0b-
men Der griinen S11lel nientols per=
5eiben, oaB lie mitbalfen inn bic
Wdasfe Der, Sdeinbeiligfeit bon Der
Seufelsfrabe gu reiBen.
Mmtliden g1,speilen 5nfolee
giebt es in Srlano 100000 nnperbei=
ratbete Manner inn militdrpflidtigen
Nlter. 9aber Die Sdmiile in eng
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30

Die abfubr, Die Gnala,to lid,
in 3ollan0 gebolt bat, muB bon
griinolider art gepelen lein; Ser
nit oemt man in 2o1tom ie,ie-
net, gngla1b babe freien 0nrdpnarih
fir feline Irllppen perlangt. lit iebr
Derbadtig.
@ie 0icpol,ltion in SrlanS be=
meilt, apie ur1teroriift sic Nationali-
taten lid) int Sen 3entralldnoern fiib-
len. Sen Srlanoern miro nun ipie-
Der britilde Wenldlid)fcit beige
Ibradi.
Die Mebrbeit oes amerifonir
lGen Golfes mill bon eil1em &riesc
nit 3elttidlonO GUS SEN bonn 9rali=
oentsn angefiibrten @riiuoel1 nid}ts
apiilen lagt 8unbesridter Curtis
bon &aniaS. Die 8eb0lferltng Des
8eltells nn0 Mittelmeltens lit ablolut
eesen eil'e' ariea;
- /, *
@raiioent @ilion perlangt Be-
IonOeren @reoit bofary bab er oem
an%lerifanilden Bolfe bet 6rieDen De-
.pabrt. limo be11,ed, ftellt ner ieoen
@itrger alsgerratber binlgg Ser fit ben
aSrieoen eintritt. Nid)t lftltrv Die .@ege
2@ottes iino nnbered)enbar. Mitb Die
sogif @ilio,1s 1T es..' s -
Die Monriniltration leitet cine
Inter lltd)ltng gegen bic l1rbeber Ser
acknowledgements fir Trieoen elm.
Gas iino 8erratger. Die l1r=
beber Der 9enfidlrift ait bie Nlliirten
limo Natrioten.
Mpropos 5lt ben bod)perrdtberi=
ld1et 6rieoensb eItreblngen: @ar
|l1ldt Der Nraiioe1rt NIT ieil1em MOTTO
nalen 5%rieoensgebet I'M September
oes erltelt &riegsiabres Ser erIte Sof)-
berratber2 Soer lten1pelt 1id Ser
Srieoensfreulrb MIR Damn 5ltrn Sod-
%perratber, ipel1n er es lpirflid) e + r.
[ / d tneint?
3l1er1t mltrbe sic ginipanoe-
rltltgsporlage init Der japaniId1cr
alalrlrl angelto1nn1et. Ml1lt miro Die
lapa1ild)e &lalliel geltriden. Ntd)1
neil Die &laltlel als unridytig erfarn1
miro lottoern no e I Sapan es o I.
bert. @ir itno cine (ebr It 81
ytatton it unieren 6orberltngen al
= idlan0.
8ei naberer GrtrdIidt Ser bri=
tlld)en geote an oen 8raiioenten er=
fennt mar1 crit, 1pie fred unb beraus=
roroertlo lie lit. England erfldrt, baf
es ietne nngeieblidJen @anolunger
11ldt einitellen miro, neil lie iDre
9tebtfertigu1tg als @~ieoernergel.
lungs MoBreael segen Geutidlant
lt1to leine 8erbiilt0eten finben unS
tpet11 Die Ser. Staaten baol1rA ar
|ssdaoen fommen, 10 ieilbas England
lebr gleid)giiltig. @as Iagt Der 5ah-
1lefletlfe1oe &opiepelt, Der s11m Sii=
ter Der 9fefte Der Ser. Staaten be=
ltelte Nralibel1t @illolt, Ser iiir anne
rlfantlf)e &edte ldreienoe 2obge unf
Die gan5e Gotte 5m lolder 9eleioi-
9ulrg nno I&erans foroerllng.? Mad
!oieler Note per0en lie iid) Ser @eob.
ad)tung nidt perif)lieBen f1i;nnen, oaE
England nnlere Nrobriten nod meb1
beradtet> als rniere antibriten.
eczema furirt pber Gclb snriif.
SieSe G}nrnntie neht NIT ieher W;;ch-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30

Die iriiden uIebenen"
@ebeQen lino iie in Sen 9luget De
8elt MIR 10 lal1ge, bis lie grfolg bo
ben, ioann iinO lie Ell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30

Mmtliden g(usmeiien 5rfolge
giebt es in Srlanb 100000 unperbeis
ratbete Wanner inn militdrpfli6tigen
Nlter. 9aber Die S6miile in eng
lan6!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-30
9rud arbetter aaer art
y e.

Iiefert bic SobS9ruderei beg rDe,
Demofrat" gu nieorieen 9reilen 1nt
bel aufmerfiumiter @ebienune.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
SURPRISE TO ALooLu.
Rev. H. X. Williams to Leave There
T'igt for Easiey Church.

rAlcolu, April 1.-THE news from
Dasley of the acceptance Of call to
the First Baptist church there Of the
Rev H. X. Williams, Of this place,
came as distinct surprise to every
onerhere. as not the slightest intima-
hon.lof his intentions had been made
known here. Mr.. Williams has been
pastor Of the Clarendon Baptist church
at t'tffis place for the last three and a.
half years. and the church and Sun
day school have made great progress
under his pastorate MIR. Williams
and ais good wife are both very active
church and Sunday school workers,
and the church here viii be loath to
give them up. His resignation will
likely be rendered this week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
Dcclalmcrs For Columbia and FOR
Commencement.

At the annual preliminary contest
in defamation, which was held Mon
day afternoon. the following boys
were selected-one to represent the
High School at the State High School
Oratorical contest and the others to
compete for the Rhame declaimers'
medal at the coming commencement:
The number appointed for selection
for the commencement exercises is
six; but the committee finds it fire.
quently necessary to select seven
speakers. instead of six. This year is
no exception and the committee has
named seven speakers for commence
ment.
The names follow: pf;
To represent the High School at
COlumbia: Archie Richardson.
TO speak at commencement: Henry
Spann, Hal Clarke, Carlisle Stuckey,
Dan Allen, Leroy Colclough, Ralph
Flowers. Isaac Edwards.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
STEPS TO HANDLE FRUITS.
commerce Commission Calls Attention
to Need for Refrigerator Cars in
South.

washington. April 1.-THE South's
early fruit and vegetable crops are 40
threatened by shortage of refrigera.
tor cars that the Interstate commerce
commission today issued memoran-
DUN calling the attention of the rail-
roads to the Importance of having q
sufficient supply of these cars for the
movement Of the crops.
3 The Importance Of having refrig-
orator cars for the movement of these
crops is obvious" the memorandum
reads, land there would be some good
reason for diverting the cars which
are intended for that purpose to 9TH
er uses. The commission therefore
urges that all roads make immediate
and special arrangement for the
prompt return 70 the owning road of
all refrigerator cars now in their Dos
session."
The memorandum states that one
line which will be called to handle q
large volume of fruit and vegetable
shipments for which refrigerator cars
are essential has found that nearly all
OF its refrigerator cars are on other
lines.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
WANT COLD STORAGE PLANT.
u. L. Pomeroy g. Sons Promise New
Ice Plant With Storage Facilities.

On March 9th, of this year, j. r.
Pemeroy & Sons, of Sumter, submit
ted proposition to the directors OF
tho Sumter Chamber Of Commerce In
behalf of a northern firm to establish
an ice plant and cold storage facilities
In this city, provided they were fur
nishcd free site and exemption from
ordinary city taxes for five years. The
directors guaranteed the free site and
exemption from taxes the latter sub.
ject to confirmation by City Council.
At yesterdays meeting of the di-
rectors Secretary Reardon said he had
called on the local representatives of
the proposed combination plant for a
definite statement as to whether this
northern concern will deliver the
goods in the rhdpe of another ice
plant and cold storage facilities with
in reasonable time. He was told
that the northern capitalists would be
ready by next fall to begin installing
the plant. The secretary asked for a
guarantee of the plant in Sumter by
the first of September. Messrs. Pom
eroy replied that they would urge
their associates up north to try to
comply with this request.
In the meantime the directors de-
cided to see if some arrangements can
be made of a temporary nature with
the Sumter Lighting Company to pro-
vide cold storage facilities for fresh
pork and beef for the farmers Of
Sumter county, and probably of a per-
manent nature on larger scale.
should the demand warrant same.
Messrs. r. B. Belser, G. A. Lennon,
and w. B. Boyle were appointed q
committee to look into this matter
and report at next weeks directors
meeting.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

A. marriage which came as a sur.
prise to their friends and acquaint-
'ances in Sumter was that Of Miss
Helen 6. Broughton and Ormsby
B'andins. which took place last night
at the parsonage OF Trinity Methods,
Church, the Rev. r. s. Truesdale
pastor Of the church, officiating: The
marriase was a very quiet one. only
. few intimate friends being at the
ceremony. No announcement had
been made previously by the young
couple Of their intention and : It was
not generally known until after the
event had taken place.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

S0Hfarcnce Held to,Discuss Matter Re-
suits satisfactory, but lnrorma.
ton Is Withheld. tss

Being asked what was done about
tho proposed Sumter-Shiloh-O Olanta
railroad at yesterdays meeting of
businessmen at the Chamber of Conn
merce. Secretary -Rcardon said that
the results of the conference were
highly satisfactory. but that for good
and sufficient reasons nothing could be
given out for publication lat present.
Another meeting will be held shortly
after conference Is held with certain
parties whom local business men hope
to have associated with them in this
project.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
NEW PIPE ORGAN.
st. Anne Church's New Organ Will BE
Used on Easter Sunday.

49 A new pipe organ is being installed
IN st. Anne's Catholic church. 1t will
be ready for the Easter services on
Sunday. The special music which has
always been avery distinct feature of
the Easter services at this church will
be much assisted this year by the
new pipe organ. The public are al
ways welcome at all the services.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
Ss,aIlss


Mr.. ana Mrs., =. y. ,fzinson. Jr.. and
III, - p. McCilvrAy. their uon., spen,
tks wsek-snd with relatives at Lykes
M AID Mrs. A. s.. Merrimon have
rsternsd ia. the city from their bridal
ttin 40 washinstons lsnN other points,
Mr.. and Mrs iona Kelley Of Fay
eetfHille are visiting the formers pa
rents IL the city. i,
Nsa Jane Htrother Of Batesburg is
vis(<lee Aef father. Judge r.. O.
Puroy. On Hampton. avenue.
M PsM Jenkins ana daughters.
nissss Eloiss and Susie. and Mrs. n.
=. oSenktee Jr.. OF St Charles were
yiAtosS to!tHe city Wednesday
Mn Libra 0fhsSpis is visiting
frtj5ds 4 % Chsrl<s. So n
~ fzerfsrt Blooni, cf saluda. 8. c..
= stadipf Esssr with Mr.. Alex
Mrs g. IA. ounl. ,r. san Francisco,
csls ipvtlting in the city.
II
NJ and) Nrs J, b. Waite have had
- their s6ssts. Mra n. n. White and
Mrs- scot Of Sumter, who. during
their vislf enjoyed . trip to Magnolia
Qaf4enA They returned to Sumter
Yesterday. Charleston Post.
Ar. w. A. Hanks lsas returned to
Ne city nom 0sosgetown. where no
wsne - Ateend the funeral Of ,is faith
q. ,. - Hanks. =,
~. Aowin Wilson sand daughter.
- esnte Of 3. Charles were visitors
- ~ sa1 TAussdax ss /, Il d. =: !. 3
-! Aeracs Harby ana lGids Msbas
newsae savs some To- NStaoIk, : Va.
- ~ tAstr bresher. Dnhaen W n.
De~1nsl.of the Bs1tls~hip Delaware.
.H
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

Instructions have been given to the
driver Of the auto FIRE truck not to
60 over IS miles an; hour in proceed
Ing 70 firea inntructions which have
caused considerable discussion among
the nremen and Others. It seems that
there was objection Of citizens to the
truck proceeding at such high speed,
as Y has beens heretofore. on account
OF the great danger Incurred. and the
instructions Were given because OF
the objections raised T. ss 49, s.,s...
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
Won PAPEN's SECRETARY CAP.
TURED.
Wolf Won Eigcl Arrested After
i Desperate Fight.

n New York, April 1S.-After q des-
perate fight between federal agents
and four Germans, Wolf Won Eigel,
former secretary of Capt. Won Papen
was arrested. He was involved in the
Welland canal plot charge on which
others are held.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

Albany, N. Y, April 18.-The rail
road telegraphcrs have directed Pres
ident Perham to serve an ultimatum
on the New York Central demanding
q thirteen per cent. increase in wages
or five thousand members of the or
der will strfke~ a'sss'T4ss .rAs.s -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
{,spAesE.E H.ns.

MI -, HanhA ;'sor I 1iSnsbsr Of
ysass naster mechanic Cor tho tseorge-
sewa and wsstsrn RaisosA Company
AnA fsfenan Of the At1lnti<i Coast
Lunissr !e0rporatioS SsAchfhs shops.
IN ~. .i6wn. .ofs Andrsws. ,disd at. his
|,olns intthat town on Monds.y last.
xOeerds3 the remains were brought
70 loeer4etown sar burAis Acctsnpan-
~ b. : Arss nuabsr df friends from
AqdrewS The funsras services were
feAducte1 BY Rev. Henry J. Cauthen,
iagtor - Dsutan Sfsn,ortsi church
- The BODY laid to reat in Elmwood
<snetsry. oeosgs>o2A, Times.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
IL L. MCCOY SUCCEEDS G. L. WAR
a. REM.

Chosen Acting Cashier by National
Rank Of South CaroIina-Earlc
Rowland on Board Of Directors.
Mr.. Harold L. Mccoy was elected
acting cashier Of the National Bank
OF South Carolina to succeed the late
Guy L Warren and MI. Earle Row.
land was elected on the board Of di-
rectors to succeed Mr.. Warren by the
board Of directors at its regular week
~ meeting Monday afternoon. Mr..
Mccoy has been teller Of the bank
for number of years and his election
to the position Of cashier Is in the line
of promotion for him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

White Plains, N. Y, April 1S.-Jus-
tice Platt has stricken out the i'm
morality charge in the blanket in
dictment against Former Warden Os-
borne Of Sing Sing. This is victory
for Osborne. The other indictment
charges neglect OF duty. ''''''t' ''''1
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
Fire Near Rochester.

Rochester, April 18.-Fire causing
a loss of fifty thousand dollars Oc-
CURED today at Interlaken, village
nearby.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-10-04
60 AL That We Ask IS Comparison =
Dress Goods Department

. inch all wool toatinnS. rs
price SO lST., all wool Il lcol-
pieces 5l-inch (lo r,ri.c
worth Soc, rs 3Guc Black Mcssalinc OIL
;'inct Serge all roolS only so 6ur Slack TalciA
~" assortment Dress Goods 25 2nc silk Wool roIn
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-10-04
Wol72en's Suits at $40

Moments Suits that cannot be cquallcd for less
than $500 elsewhere They come in all the
scaSonNbc colorS and materials, and the variety
Of styles that YOU may select from is truly Won
dcriul at .... ... .... ..... 20
Ladies Coat, 81 inches long, all black, trimmed
with black Spcria! .. ... .... .. .. S
lot Ladies all wool whip cord Sui;s, special at Is
Ladies RainCoas, only .... ........ !. 9
Ladies Raincoat, good value ........
Ladies Rain Hats, only .... ......
Misses school outfit, waterproof, only ,. 8
Hats that are new in every way lovably, grac-
iously new, with more and more Of "spcndid
simplicity = the simplicity it takes genius to
achieve.
Big Hats bigger than ever; small Hats are
smaller, but the mcdum-size Hats are enjoy
ing positive favor.
Evening journal., 1916-01-27
CITY GIVES LITERALLY
TO help suffering
jews IN WAR zones

Tag Day is being observed today
IN this city by Jewish sympalhizera
OF the suffering Jews in the war zone
Of Europe. Many volunteer collectors
are on Market street and pedestrians
are being sought TO "buy a tag The
squad of tag sellers is composed of
a number of young women and men
of the Jewish faith. who are earnest
ly Offering their services in aid of the
sufferers.
The work Of selling the tickets has
progressed smoothly and the commit
tee in charge of the day is we'll sat
isfied with its results All the dis
tributors Of the tickets have reported
success in their collections. Pur-
chasers Of the tags may contribute
whatever sum they Wish TO the tag
seller, no ,pecial amount having been
assigned for their sale. The Young
women and men. selling the tickets
are furnished with small kettles in
which .he buyer may insert his con-
tribution.
Further contributions to the relief
fund may be sent to Magistrate
Gluckman.
Evening journal., 1916-01-27
drew REVOLVER ON
OFFICER; DRAWS SIX
MONTHS JAIL TERM

John Brown, colored. was given siS
months in the workhouse and fined
$50 and costs in city Court today on
charge OF carrying concealed dead
ly weapon. officer Frank Massey said
Brown pulled his revolver as he APP
preached him al Front and Market
streets last night and then dropped
IL and threw il against the house on
the corner.
William Okie was fined s. and costs
on charge OF driving in southerly
direction on King street yesterday dur
ing market hours.
Martin Hesslon. who failed to live
up to a court order to pay his wife
Sc week for the support Of his wife
and two children, was given six
months in the workhouse, when fifty
cents a day will be deducted from his
earnings for the support Of his family.
The cases OF Paul Edwards, William
r. Hagan and Harry Jones, charged
with the larceny OF automobile ac-
cessories and driving two automobiles
without the owners consent, were con-
tinued until Wednesday.