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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Road Bonds Sold.

IDS on the first installment OF the
road bonds were opened by the road
commissioners yesterday and the is
sue Of $150,000 was sold to w. s.
Glenn, Of Spartanburg, at IA per
cont interest and premium Of $1,735.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
CLINTON HOLDS PATRIOTIC
PARADE FRIDAY AFTERNOON
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
DAVIS COMPANY
LAURENS BEST STORE
MRS. ARCHIE l.. ADAMS.



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ci@cs for ;hn l,in Nh. c,,.;. pora
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25

White Mountain Refrigcrators are
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S. NJ. G. e. II. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Entertainment at Sandy Springs.

There will be an entertainmtnt CIV
en- ae the Sandy Springs school house
Friday night. May 4th, beginning at
8 o'clock. No admission. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Extends Thanks.

The Wednesday Club extends its
thanks to those who assisted the mem
bcra in the play they gave recently
ard those who rendered assistance in
other ways.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Beat Of All.

1t is good to be rich, It Is gratifying
to be popular, but It Is better than
gold or popularity to have host Of
good friends.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Bred In the Bono.

Pure, unadulterated honesty is bred
In the bone--it Is not the result OF
education.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-02

mediatng world,
April eve compounded of the world
mediate their BLOOD mediate their traditions mediate their sen
their their ourselves compounded
things We therefore, able understand them the
separately piss but unedy knowing and corefendg and
medating Nation"
neutrality, great war;
any question real
But the spirit neutrality maintain Public opinion
deeply Belgium reports
The Belgian Septem-
their country
sympathy respect
in his reply reserved decision in the affair
could take without abrupt departure from traditions
Old World disputes sympathy
the Belgns their heroic tragedy and from
money contributions and supplies food and clothing poured
Relief which
of our fellow countrymen abroad.
Still the thought of taking active this European very
minds The Nation shared with President
maintaining neutrality
the end impartial medators.
the
pcations the might risk being drawn into
could forctel
might attempted by the bgents And
powers
uncertainty their maritime proposing
be
British while
purpose suggestion declaring
possible the interests of neutral announced their
"o generally the of the Declaration subject
conduct of their naval The Declaration
been indoed by time and there legal o
CATION Great Britain Her reply however dippn
ing it did nothing clarity the situation Great Britain recognized
binding long accepted international law and sought
apply peculiar and conditions this
these principles often and therefore full Of dserou
sibiliies of friction.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28


recruiting parties and unassigned re-
cruits. $3.50; quartermaster CORPS,
1868; ordnance, I'll; signal corps,
1851: medical corps, 620S; misceL
laneoals organizations, 1853.
From this it appears that the cav
airy, which had slight excess, was
the only branch of the service up to
its authorized strength. The infantry
Was II, $50 men short.
The tctaI a4G opriat.on for army
ae-enautics was s1:,2Sl. sos. The
army now has 81 land machines. four
bYdroaerolaanes and two flying boats.
!: has ordered 2G6 land machines. so
hydroaeroplaRes and 10 flying boats,
as well as five captive balloons for
field artillery fire control One Yep
peliu Is TO lie constructed.
The present Eeisonnel OF the, flying
service Is 90 officers and 500 men, as
against u officers and 1870 men au-
thOTizei. ~. .-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
INVENTORS FORM ASSOCIATION
TO WORK FOR NATIONAL DEFFNSE

tie OF inventive ideas followed The
American inventor has no superior.
and the people OF this nation may raSI
Well assured that their interests Wih
be guarded in proper fashion in time
Of international conflict We take our
hats off to no foreign inventor and are
ready TO show tn nation We are not
hOaSting. Inventors have been called
soldiers OF peace. but Their position
will be we'll defined il Wgr comes. We
already have established Il fund.
Bat the time TO act is now. Pre-
Earedness must be more than a mere
Pigment OF the mind. We ask the army
and navy to lay out our work for US
and We will don9te our time and
rOney. We are all loyal Americans.
and to join our association a nan must
be a loyal American and practical
inventor Orators and politicians
should not block immediate prepared.
ness. II would seem that some OF
them exchange their cOnsciences fOs
press agents. =
Training Station Urged II
Several days ago sent letter to
Mayor Mitchell and Gov Whitman adj
yising them OF o resolution adopted by,
our association at a recent meeting.
We asked them to set aside the filled
in land from the railroad tracks to the
Hudson river between Eighty-first and
l27th streets for use as military and
naval training station for the young
men Of this city. l received replies
from them, saying the resolution would,
be given consideration.
Statistics will show that AZ per cent
of the Colonial troops, So per cent OF
the enlisted men of the Civil war, 81
per cent Of the Spanish war
troops and 80 per cent of the enlisted
men during the border, disturbance
were under 81 years old. This shows
the advisability, Of not absolute peces-
sity, OF training orr young men"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
ARMY ORDERS

Leave Of absence for one month uu.
der exceptional circumstances to take
effect upon arrival in San Francisco
on or about May 6 is granted Capt. G..
S. BabHock,: 4th Cavalry. :. -.
Col. John L. AcMahen, 9th F. A. Is
detailed as member OF the board of
officers appointed by paragraph 4 OF
this order, vice Mai. benjamin B.
Hyer, 4th Cavalry. for the examination
Of LieHt. Col. William T. Littebrant.
Cav, Cnly. S. =. =. - =. ~
= First I.ient. Gustav ]. Gonser,. Inf,
ID. @. L.. now at Lihue. Kauai, Fl. T.,
will proceed to Fort Shafter, Oahu,
H. T., and report in person to the
president OF the board of officers an.
pointed to meet at that post by para
graph l, Special Orders, No. so, these
Headquarters, current series, at such
time as may be designated by the
president of the board, for examina.
ton to determine his fitness for pro
motion, and on completion of the duty
will return to his proper station.
Pvt. Erwin W bradley Co. M, End
Inf, is transferred to the Quartermast
er Corps at Fort Shafter.
The troops OF the following named
posts of this department will be paid
on the muster of april 80, 1917, BIZ
Capt. Thomas r. Harker, Quartermast
er Corps, in person: Forts Armstrong,
De Russy. Kamehameha, Ruger, Shaft.
er, the Department Hospital, Schofield
Barracks, Kahuku and Pearl Harbor,
II. I. ~ =e.4-.@.- FL
The following transfers Of enlisted
men are ordered: Pvt. George Bar.
Der, Troop d, 4th Cav, to Supply Co.,
2nd Inf, Fort Shafter. HorseshOer
Charles p. Hopkins. Supply Co., End
Inf, as private to Troop d, Eth Cav,
SchCf.eld Barracks. .~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

Since January $40 me nberS CT the
Association OF PEa%tiCal Inventors nf
America have been working secretly
On inventions TO aid the army AMI
navy in the event Of war vita Ger
many. according to Timothy -. Glee-
son. president OF the new organization.
When perfected the inventions will be
offered free 10 the government
We are all mechanics" said Mr.
Glee iOn to reporter OF the New York
Herald, land feel able to assist our
army and navy in I substantial way
il the nation goes TO war With the
Prussians. OF course, We could go
ahead and perfect several inventions
hut they might conflict with those a.
ready in contemplation by the gov
ernment For that reason We have
deemed ii advisable to concult Mr..
Daniels aud Mr.. Baker before we pro.
coed in a general way. We have a
few under way that We are confident
ale not being worked on by govern
ment forces and We are ready to snO-
NIT these when called upon to do so.
Could Have Saved the "a
Take the submarine, for instaare.
The F-4 went down in Honolulu and
every one On board lost his life. We
are confident this was all unnecessary.
A Prussian submarine met with an
accident last year and sank to depth
OF 24o feet, yet only q single life was
lost in the 80, hours it. was submerged.
Thirty-four men comprised that crew:
Suppose, for Instance, an inflated tank
with telephone wires and pipes at
tached could be released by a sub
marine in case of accident and floated
to the surface, a whistle sounding an
alarm, do you think lives would be
lost? A simple invention of that ma,
ture will give you an idea what we
are contemplating. -.
when practical inventors heard
about the accomplishments of the
Deutschland they Wondered and O hat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
ADVANCEMENT AWAITS l5OOFFlCERS
WHO ARE NOW STATIONED IN HAWAII

Infantry lieut. Co.'s x. G. CroVton.
W. weiseL. F. Il. Albright. F.. G. Car
n@han. w Il. DasFie |, r. r.. Lacey.
Dr.: Ma l.. s. SOrley. T. +, Schle?,
G. G.. Palmer md H. T., Nelson;
Carts. y. J. Stone. l.. G. Ovcnshine.
T r. Harker. C. A. Martin. F. Hal
stead. A. ]. Macnab. II. NJ. Bran:bila,
g. de g. t'atlin. =. II. McCOok. T. A.
Baldwin. &. l.. AcKain. A. {. Knowles.
W. T.. Hunt. ]. IIaveS. J. =. Cirek J..
T.. GOrdan J. VI. Il&ud. r. S. Harris
horn: Ist I.ieuts. ". a. Greacen. VI. C..
X. MuhIenberg. J. r. Curry. II. ).
EratteR H r. Milligan. J. f. Cha
nGy. VIC. Jones. &. H. Homestead, =.
4. Parker. 4. II. HObley. G. b. Glover.
IT,, l.. ID. Baker, w. G. Philoon. 3. p
benson. r. Sears, w. H. Frank, , A.
Sloan, l.. WatrOus. T. J. Samp. Jr., J.
day. G.. J. GonSer. r. V. Schneider. +.
]. Riley. G.. NJ. Hallorsn. +. +. Wit.
sell. A. L. lockwood. &. a. nardigg.
{. l.. Cohen, c. l.. Ballinger, j. r.
Baxter, f. J. Carr. II. b. Keen, O. NJ.
Baldinger, S. J. Heidner, ]. N Peale,
w. r. Schmidt. II. b. Lewis, e. d. Ly-
man. ID. b. Falk. .s..
Following the promotions as a re-
suit Of the examinations ordered there
will he on the island three colonels,
no Observation-Disclosures, eight majors
and 81 captains in the cavalry; four
colonies. four lieutenant colonies. IL
majors and % captains in the field or.
tfllery; two colonels, one lieutenant.
colonel. five majors and 80 captains
in the coast artillery corps, and IL
eolonels, four observation-disclosures. %
majors and 50 captains In the infan-
try. ~.
In many cases there will be more o.
ficers than are required to command
the troops here. What disposition
will be made is not known at this
time, but according to an order re.
ceived Friday none win be relieved
from duty.
As every first lieutenant In the ser.
vice eas been promoted to captain
there win be no officers OF that grade
in the service until future order
promotes the second lieutenants ana
the non-commissioned Officers who
are nov training for commissions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

As the result 81 the recent order
from the var dcpartmcnt CrdernE
Iaany officers Of the regular any up
for promotion, lse Officers arioaet
lpTe wall he advanced grade on
IaeFing ca minat!Lns.
ia the cavalry there are lieut. nant
CGlonels ,, captains =, Isl llei.trEants
-. Field artillery II lieutenant colo
Hels ?, majors 1. captains ~. list lieu.
tenants -. Coast Artillery Corps
Lieutenant eoICRe!s ]. captains .. lst
lisutsnaHts -. Infantry -I.leutenant-
colonies G. maiurs 4, captains IS an
isl iieutensnis -. ....
The following are the men who
have been named for promotion:
Cavalry -COls. &. 4. IIedekiR
AMI ". T. Iittsbrant. Capts. {. Il.
Day. &. S. Babcock. J. J. B0niface. G.
w Van Way, d. n. GIenty, lst IiautS
3. W. SeofielA- g. p. Steans, c. VI.
Haverkan,p. ~. ~. Estes, W. b. Nc
Laurin, r. A I-ohman, ID. E. Murphy,
T.. J. n. Herwig. r. r. McQulIiin, II.
~. Rayner. w. r. Dorman. ID. G. Rum
sey.
Field Artillery-Ileut.- Coils. T. y.
Horn and w. S. Guignard, Majors II.
W. Butner. c. n. Lloyd. r. c. Austin
and r. c. Foy; Capts. A. Mcintyre, J.
w. Kilbreth, Jr., w. s. Browning. ID.
H. curris. X. S. Pratt. ]. 3. W. Corey,
s. Frankberger. H. S. Kilbourne. Jr,,
s. Miles, X. +. DE r. Hoyle and g. II.
Paine: lst Iieuts w. MeCleaYs. G.. d.
DAILY, A. X. c. Palmer, o. A Dicker.
son. r. W. Stewart, L. ]. Ahern. n.
Erlenkotter, ]. l.. Deykrs. c. A. Sci
leck. L. A. Beard, V. P. Erwin, f. e.
Vanderyeer, G. Andrus. j. N. HauseF,
X. c. GreenwaId, A. v. Arnold. h..
Frankberger, d. r. Cain, z. Setback.
p. l. Thurber. J. C. wyeth and J. n.
Eager.
Coast Artillery Corps-Lieut.-Co Col.
A, Hero; Capts. @. 7. Perkins and H.
~ Merriam; 4st Lieuts. c. AZ. Steese.
F. Drake. ,. r. Garcin. r. w. Clark.
Jr.. G. r. Meyer. H. G. Knerr, II. F.
Burdick J. A. Beard. p. q. Blaekmore.
w. II Jonett G. NJ. Burlingame. 8. II.
McGreeof, s. NJ. Decker. AZ. NJ. Kim.
mel. Jr. S. S. Giffin,. II. F. Loomis.
J. F. Kahle, J. C Haw. E. c. weIling-
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

The resignation of 2nd Lieut.. Ken,
meth B. Barnes. list Rgt., Haw. Inf,
n. g., as an officer Of the National
Guard OF the%United States and of the
Territory of Hawaii, is accepted.
Tie resignation OF Fad Lieut.. Wor.
den w. Paris, End Rgt, Haw. Inf. y.
G., ia ordersthat he may. return to
continental s6nited States and enter
the military service of the District O;
Columbia, is tac eepted ,....-
On the Recommendation of the troop
commander, the following appoint.
.ment IN tho tst ssePataae Troop. Haw.
Cav, N. G., isCa nnotinced: Pvt. Thorn.
as A. Anderson. to be sergeant to fiji
existing vacaney.s z.-rA ~ =. ~
On the Recommendation Of the COM
manding officer, sanitary detachment,
list Rgt., Haw. Inf, N. Ct. the follow
ing named prtrates are appointed pri-
Yates first class Pvt! Bet. TX. Ching,
PVT. Robert =. Burns, PVT ileong W.
Lee Pvt Charles iOio, Pvt. Robert
Tyal, Pvt John w. X. Wright. Pvt.
Joseph TT. +. Wright. ..
BY direction OF he commanding gen
eral, Haw. Dept. the following. named
enlisted men will be 'honorably dis
charged for the reasons set opposite
their respective names: Sgt. Howard
r. Downing, Supply Co.. LIST Rgt., Haw.
Inf, N. g., empioye OF ordnance dept
Wagner Frank Wictorine, Supply Co,
End Rgt., Haw. Inf, n. G., inability
to attend drills. Wagner Robert An.
derson, Supply Co, list Rgt., HaW. Inf,
N. c., inability to attend drills. Cpl
William W. Wyatt, Field Co. A, Haw
8. c., employe Of United States water
bureau. lst CT. Pvt. Carl A. Reich
cit, Field Co. A, Haw s. C, employe
of United States water bureau
The following named enlisted men
will be honorably discharged for the
reasons set opposite their respective
Pvt. Jacob Aquinalde, Co. b;
4th Haw Inf, removal of res. to P.
l.; Pvt. V. Bernardino, Co. D, 4th Hay.
Inf, removal OF res. to p. T.; Sgt.
Amanda Escorsan. Co X. 4th Haw.
Inf, removal of res. to P. l.; Cpl. Val.
entine Hular, COX, 4th Haw. Inf,
physical disability: Pvt. H. n. Has
glund, LIST Haw. Eng removal to con.
inental United States.
( The following named enlisted men
are transferred to the organizations in.
dictated: Nice James Williams, Co.
B, End Haw. mE, as private to LIST
Haw. Inf; Pvt. Nobilas Alberto, Co.
B, 4ta Inf, to lst HaY. Inf; Pvt. SUI
liano Tumas, Co. B, 4th Haw. Inf, to
LIST Haw. Inf; Pvt. Apolinario, DOmin-
go, CO. B, 18th Haw. Inf. to lst Haw.
Inf.: Pvt. Peter Kahoonei, Co. L. 4th
fIaw. Inf, to LIST Haw Inf. y Pvt. Jose
Del Rosario. Co L, eth Haw. Inf, to
lst Haw. Inf.
s Pvt. P. Galacio. NJ. G. Co. End Haw.
Int, win be discharged by reason OF
0y, the. civil authorities.
! Pvt. Henry Hickey. medical de1t,
VIII be honorsbly discharged by rea'
son of physical disability. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
KQ0D Transfer
ARllsEDsI0RN

disclosure that Maj. Gen. Leonard
wood had been offered the command
OF the new southeastern military de-
Partment with headquarters al
Charleston, s. c. only after the com
mands at New York and Boston had
been filled, and that IL had been point.
ediy suggested to him that he 60 10
the Philippines or to Hawaii did not
tend TO qlfiet interest in military cir.
cles and elsewhere over the manner
IN which Gen. Wood was detached
from command of the eastern military
department to the less important
southeastern division, says the Phila.
delphia Ledger.
An indication that a storm might be
brewing in Congress over the treat
ment of Gen. Wood was given when
the following authorized statement
from Senator John w. Weeks, which
he had telegraphed from his home,
Vest Newton, Mass, was furnished to
the press:
The transfer OF Gen. Leonard
Wood TO the comparatively unimport-
ant division OF the southeast Is most
disheartening. coming, as it does,
when patriotic citizens everywhere
are trying to make the military estah.
lishment effective. The promotion Of
Or. Grayson was without excuse, but.
1t was not of sufficient Importance
to greatly affect the naval Service.
Gen. Woods detachment. however, at
this time Is matter of greatest mill
tary importance" .-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
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FORT SKATER. April 2S.-The old
rock cTnsher al Fort Shafter, which
has been crushing the rock for the
roads at the pest for the last five years.
s SON 10 be replaced by a new up-to-
date one. which will be build on the
eastern side OF the reservation II is
expected that this machine will be able
to furnish the whole reservation with
no needed rCck. for the repairs Of
roads and the building OF new ones as
necessity demands them.
~ -
Lieut.. Sloan. who has been stationed
nj KUkO Head fer the past month, has
returned TO the post.
y y
An order has been posted ut the
9oSt headquarters TO individuals and
organizations having dogs, that on
and after April 70 all persons and or
ganizatiGns owning dogs must be
jagged or else keep them out OF the
reservation. II this order is not CON
formed with dogs will be shot.
-
A board Of officers is Appointed AT
Fort Shafter to select suitable target
EOA OI
Fort Shafter and Fort Ruger The de-
tail for the board are Lieut.-CoL VIII
tam r. Dashiel. Major Guy G. Palmer.
Major Robert P. Howell, Capt. Alden
c. Knowles and Capt Jack Hayes.
- ~
Upon the. recommendation of the
commanding officer OF Company c,
End Infantry. the following promotions
and appointments have been made:
Corpl. Smith H. Caldwell to the grade
Of sergeant, vice Jares, transferred
and furloughed to the Army Reserve.
CorpL William E. Hover to the grade
IL sergeant, vice I5ynskey, also trans
ferIed and furloughed to the Army Re.
serve. Pvt. Mike kajtaniak, made cor
porai. vice Caldwell, promoted. Pvt.
LIST class Charles S. Urban, also made
corporal, vice Hoover promoted, and
pvt lst class Henry V. Pattern, to the
grade OF corporal, vice Sapp, transfer.
cd and furloughed to the Army Re-
serve. ..-, +. o..
The troops of Fort Shafter will be
mustered en- Monday morning. April
30. This viii be preceded by a pass.
ing review on the main parade
ground; the music being furnished by
The End Infantry band, first call at
S:45. Uniform will be garrison. After
the review the battalions will be mus.
tered and Inspected by the battalion
comWanders. The Machine Gun Com.
panE. Supply Company, End Infantry,
the Quartermaster Corps. Signal Corps
and the cooks and bakers school will
ne mustered By Lieut. Col. William r.
Dashiell at the post headquarters at
II 80 a. m.