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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-11-20
AlpEsNs sourA cA<nl4nA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
lliMlNlj. uGrRr 10 BE
UEhD IN DNlEit3}U

%peci;h Term OF Contt Ordered by COY,
Sianning 50 Dispose OF iINa.! Gsim.
inal Pocket.
The last two terms of criminal court
having boon iutcrforcd with by
weather conditions and the influenza
cpidomic, Gov. Manning, at the re-
quest OF Solicitor Blackwell, has or
dcrcd q special term Of court to be
held the second week III December.
Tho court will convene Monday morn
u~. December orh The jury commits
sioners will meet tomorrow to draw
the petit jury.
The time OF the court has been linn
itcd TO one week. As there are several
| important cases to be tried it is hard
| ly probable that the docket will be
cleared Of all cases in that time,
though it is thought that the jail eases
will be disposed Of
In all probability among the first
cases to be tried will be that of Robert
Burdcttc, charged with the murder Of
|
ID. d. Stoddard near Owings. This
case mas aireaoS Deeh 'rieo one ''llie
and resulted in a mistrial. 1t was set
1or the last term VI co"'' o"' 40
postponed "heh 'he court ""s '"'''>'
OH on account ol 'iie mn
ROBERT brooNS' co'o'eu' VIZ p'''-
ahi! Nc 'rlco lor 'iic 'i'"'"'i VI '''"o'
LAWS near Mouh'E'''e' III '''o. o'o0N'
"aS r"2ehIlE "'p'c"''"'u ~ >"'
tic, "a, ana '"ri'ed oEcr 20 ~ 'o'''
authorities.
Another case on INC oo'hr' y ''"' "
Charlie GrlIi'h, H"h'N i0'N"""'S any
PeNrNc bNE"' ''l h'|'" #'"''9 :"
lonn&8 to"N"hip' ch'I.'" WI ~
murder ana roOAei| o. N'F''''"' ]>''N
@Hd"r an 2%'o h'Nro '''h vi '''~'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-11-20
Gin House Burns, Near Laniord.

Mr.. w. p. Little, who lives near
Lanford Station had the misfortune OF
losing his gnnery and six bales OF
cotton by fire Friday night. The fire
was discovered about ~ o'clock ana
had already gained such headway that
It was impossible to extinguish the
flames.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
WEST LIBERTY

Tho little normal town is still AL
most snow-h0und. Most OF tn" country
roads arc impossible and on NcdneS-
dnv neither rr Tn" transportation
trucks could get 10 Wheeling. IN" o!a
fashioned winter is holding on. hut nu-
trcrnus Slrirhing parties arc enjoying
1t. West Liberty has been fortunate In
having plenty Of gas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26

purposes only. but must close. as amuse-
ment places. on Tuesday.
Dairies-Exempt under general order.
DclIcatcsscn-EXcmpt up to l" o'clock
noon Monday for sale of foods only.
Express and Baggagc~-EN"mpt as
necessary adjunct to transportation.
FoundricS FlackSmi;hs and Machine
Shups-May operate for repair work and
IL make machinery for coal mines and
oil wells only.
Groceries. Meat Shops and Food Stores
ALL dealers in food stutfs should close
nj noon. Mondays. unless exempted by
special emergency permit from local
food administrator. which will only he
granted when food supply Is endangered
Deliveries after closing not prohibited
Garages and supply Stations-Not
emepted. except as may care FOR We
hicles employed in exempted ocmpa-
lions.
Glass Factories-Eyenpt under spe-
cial order Of federal administrator.
Hay, Grain and Feed Storcs-ENempi
as food sturts dealers.
Observation-Disclosures for rendering
! Of emergency service.
Ice Cream Manufacrure:s-Not ex-
empt.
Ice Compantes-ETcmpt as necessary
TO prevent injury to health and preserve
food.
Jewnlcrs-Not exempt.
Laundrics--May operate as usual ir
the interest Of health and sanitation.
Living ouarters-Portions of al
building Occupied as living quarters are
exempt from order.
Market Auditorium carbohydrates
! section should cloSS2t noon on Mon
! days rs food dealers. but offices may
remain peon for purpose Of conducting
government business.
Munition Plants-Not to be operated
unless under special permit from fed
eral officials
Mine Suplies-Exeupt
Milliners-Not exempt
Opticinns-not exempt
Printcrs-May operate on Monday t.
publish magazines and other regular
publications periodically Issued. only.
Plumhers-Subject to same closing
as wholesale and retail stores. except
that emergency work necessary for pro-
lection Of health and property may be
done.
Photosraphcrs-Sot exempt.
Refreshmcnt Parlors-hre not "X-
empt from order except those serving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
NEGLECTED COLDS
:::;,a.: ARE DANGEROUS
Play Safe! Prevent Serious Illness by
Promptly Administering DR..
Bells Plne.Tar-Honey.

Prompt use Of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey does more than break up your
cough. 1t day be the ounce OF pre-
vention" that saves you dangerous
sickness. Doctors declare the common
cold one Of the serious diseases, Win
results like pneumonia and tubercu.
losis which cause a large portion OF
human mortality.
For years DR.. Bells Pine-Tar' Honey
has been remarkable successful with
coughs, colds, grippe, Group and throat,
chest or bronchial troubles. Time has
proved its healing balsms will soothe
and relieve irritation, breathing Will De
easier, while its antlsepuc qualities
kill the germs which caused Infection
and are retarding recovery. Children
like It.
That putting of treatment" is dan
eerous. At the first sign OF cough.
start taking DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
AUTO-CAR ACCIDENT

An accident causing the partial de-
m0lishing Of a Ford car occurred at
Eleventh and Market streets shortly
after ten o'clock last night when car
number 19S running between Wheel
ing and Warwood belonging 10 the
Wheeling Traction company crashed
into the Ford.
The car occupant was not injured
although he had narrow escape. his
auto wis going south on Market street
astridc Of the rails and when he saw
that he WAS in a gullry running along
the tracks. stopped the Ford. The
motorman going north tried to stop
his rar. applying the brakes, but ow-
ing 10 the icy track slid into the Ford,
tearing away the left front wheel. de-
molishing the running board and fend-
crs on that side and crushing the car.
Traffic was blocked for about twenty
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
SICK WITH A COLD
HEAD STOPPED Up?
TRY "N0STRIOLA"!


80, iuhr nf NbSTE!blA l2'm or
SOC bottle Of Liquid NpSTElnl.A Will
keep tho whole famil" fro" from colds
and nasal catarri for months.
The nostriIs' ard mir rasSaEcs are toe
breeding places for tho tatarrh. Hay
Fever md other tliS2as" breeding germs
md all need %nSTEI0LA Ia cleanse
and purify nnStrilS.
NuSTEIul..I is also ru; nr in liquid
form for spraying nose and throat. .NSN
your druggist "a show you the special
'Eo$lrinla AtU.n;z"r Outfit. price M
Guiding 81 days treatment. $i.rn. II
"tnuchrs tho spot
When YOU catch cold. h"ah stopped u1
Wheeling. sncczinc. misery frrm mead 10
foot and ynu wan; quick help. just apply
a little NOSTRI0i.A In nnstrils. rub Oh
chcs. and throat. "r wherever there is
distress and = pleasant surprise awaits
you.
NOSTRIOI.A costs bur n triflr. Got
Il 23r tub" AT any druC store today ami
you'll wish YOU had tried N0STRlplA
e"nncr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26

and the melting snow and ice made
.lhe streets SLOPPY from early morning
until late last night.
| The night before the city was visit
cd by both rain and snow, the snow
melting as fast as it fell and the rain
helping to melt the snow already on
! the ground.
The usual rush OF pedestrians was
not stopped, they just plodded through
the slush as If 1t was an, everyday oc'
laurence.
The highest temperature was IS de.
grees. This thawiRg may indicate that
the cold spell has been broken, but il
| is not we'll to predict the weather.
With few days warm weather like
that of yesterday, the river will not
cause any alarm; the ice will melt and
peacefully slide into the river and run
off unnoticed. ....
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
WHEELING Steel
MAKES NEW HIGH
REACHES HIGHEST FIGURE IN
HISTORY. ON LOCAL AND
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Other Local Stocks Continue Chn1o'
and Other fiew High Marks
Are Expected.

Wheeling Steel and Iron StncE
,,achrd new high point on the local
market yesterday. the highest sale pc
co., Il mark never touched pcIote'
On the last sal" @02 WIS being asked:
, The markets opened yesterda! Ill
100 The same rs the close OF IhurS-
day. An advance of one point was
made in short time. and by noon ~"
was being asked with no bidding. Al
- O'Clock the figure CT 202 was being
asked, with little buying.
! There has been Il sharp advance IN
, this stock for several days, and II Is
rumorrd a Dividend is 10 be issued
next week. :,
( Other stocks were likewise orlsk
with trading yesterday. La'elle was
ceiling at 107ls with demand ana
United States Stamping company was
selling at 49,. closing at 100 Wheel
ing Mold and Foundry closed al ~
and was bid at 81. Ncuralgylinc was
also strong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
KEW Orders RELATIVE TS
"woNKlEsS' DAY SUPERCEDES
ALL INSTRUCTION HERE
roToRE
State Administrator Barnes and Fan
Handle Committee Hold AL
Day Session Here

As a result of an all-day conference
held by State Fuel Administrator j.
Walter Barnes with all ,hr fuel admin
;s,rators OF the Pan-Etandle counties. the
following revised rulings were "'s'ut
with reference 10 trims ana orSanlza
tions that must observe "orA'esS
Monday.
these rulings apply next Monday il
Sh,eling and Ohio county and surerccd2
all rulings heretofore made. These are
final and up-to-dat.. Nnne of the rui'
inGs Of the local committee were re-
ycrsed but were modified in some IN
stances by an order in possession OF MI
Barnes and which had not been commun-
:cated to the local committee.
With relation to grocery stores. 1t Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26

regular meals and operating as r"s-
iaurant.
rut:crics--F.Xnmpt "nl! Ia extent nee
rsSary 10 Prevent injury t" property.
Real E.slpt"---NGt exempt.
MISUNDERSTANDING in The order shall
lac construed 10 interior" with tho l"ad-
ing or unloading of food. fuel or I've
stock.
Shoe Rrphircrs-~N"t exempt.
SrhnnlS ana Public Library Nothing
ir tho order y\all N" construed I" APP
ply To <.n""l hlildnes. ar educational
Institutions.
ToIrarrI Fari"rios--Not exempt
Tamnr ri"S-- No, rN"mrt.
Tea and coffee ilnu$"S-ClaSsnd hr
f,"d stores: exempt under same ruling.
'raIl"r$ Not exempt.
Table Wntcr-- Exempt rs necessary
L. preserve health.
Wh"lrsai"S;ri. and Retail Stnr"s-Ar"
not ">.1apt from order and must close
IN Mondays aud f"ll"W all tn" usual
prartircS and "uSiumS generally nl'-
served nu Suldavs and other legal holt
days. h. ginning january list aud end
inE Marri. "Iih.
Y. ". =. N.--E.N"mpt.
s. ". =. .A.--f;N, nlIt.
AQUlLOnS.
CONTEXT ,unnri,'s Il y h"l"Sal" and re-
tHin Not exempt.
Milling r'"mranic$--cXrmpt under
general ORDER.
News Sl"m!> Exempt as I" Monday
suspension. for sale "f newspapers and
periodicals. "ul%.
Despatch Defines Order
Th" following telegram WAS r"cclr"l
al Is "a Tor
NnlrS Of Washington I" Administrator
Earu"s: ri" spirit uf Or. I;nrn"ldS or
der wnS thai nothing in it should inter
fer" with necessary production and diS-
triluIton ~ food. G,uf"r'nr" with food
administrator has resulted in tn" lnl-
lowing rulings: Grain elevators. potato
attd vegetable houses cold storage. grim
storage. grain feed mills. certain nrr"S-
S;ry ""l"Hl products, manufacturers
bakers. rAnncrs, milk dealers, rrcarcr-
irS cun,lrnS"rS. all milk products. manu-
fncturcrs packing. and slaughter house
necessary. Ice plants and rcfriGcrating
sugar manufacturers. shall be exempt
from order: ais" manufacturers OF bina-
rrS Irvine. ammonia. Insecticides ana Ter
tilizcr Conference has also resulted
in following slight notifications OF or
der: all wholesale" nnd retail stores SELL
inE food urged by both food administrn-
non and fuel on PATRIOTS grounds, 10
,.l"s" al noon Oh Mondays except thar
wherever necessary distribution OF ro"G
I" p""rl" is in daugcrrd hy closing such
food stores they ar" ut liberty {" remain
,,rcn Ill day. Necessity for remaining
,.,r.n tn bc determined Ivy local fool ad-
administrator who should notify local fuel
administrator uf each case exempted.
Please convey this information I" local
fuel administrators in your stale.
I'tr.l administration
NnycS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Comparatively Speaking,
Twas Warm Yesterday
Melting Snow Made Walking Miser.
able--M ercury Reached Near
Iy 40 Degrees.

Yesterday was one Of Inc warmest
days in Wheeling for several weeks,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
REVISED RULINGS Of FUEL OFFICERS
/ FOR MONDAY IN THIS SECTION

! the desire Of the government that they
close at noon but arc permitted to re-
main open for the sale Of foodstufs
wherever it Is deemed necessary that
distribution Of food to the people is
endangered otherwise.
Some new rulings were made with re-
ference To clubs and lodges and num-
Der nf other lines were ruled on tina.
had not hitherto been included In the
lists.
The meeting was held in the office OF
; local Fuel Administrator CharlcS NJ.
ketchum with the local committee ana
Mr.. Rarnes took occasion to state tnat
the Ohio county committee. had the
hardest problems to face or any IN inc
state and was also the most efficient.
The revised rulings arc as follows;
| Here Are Revised Rulings.
Business Buildings-DcCupied by doc
tors. dentists, transportation companies
coal companies or other companies of
cc,uations specially exempted BY the
renrxal order. are to be heated and
, lighted. Portions of such buildings used
for any of the exempted purposes may
be served BY elevators as under nor
NAL conditions for protection against &C
cldents and injuries. Other portions
Aof business buildings not used FOR pur7
poses exempted under general order arc
no, to be furnished with heat or Aght
derived from fuel.
Barber Shops-Not exempt.
Cleaning and Dyetng Establishments
Not exempt.
Carriage Buildcrs-Not exempt
Clubs and l4odgcs-Exempt.
ChurcheS--FXempt
Drug Stores-Exempt from tho order
for the purpose Of selling drugs and
medical supplies. only. Other parts OF
store may remain open If no extra rue!
IS required. but not for the purpose OF
selling merchandise or beverages.
Dance Halls tI'rlvatc and PUBLIC
May open on Monday for amusement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
MORRISTOWN, 0.

John Travis has purchased the kirk
property on center Main street. Mr..
Travis cnntcmrIatcs making EXTENSIVE"
rcpa Irs on the property. which Will Md
greatly To its appearance and value.
Harry DnuGhlasS. agent for tho p"lrn
Light Co. has sold plant Ia F.. y. R"EIs
Of Barton. one to \. q. nriSun. and one
to Jonah Thomas. both Of this place. Mr..
Douglass is meeting with quite Z success
in his line of business.
Tho young people will give another
one of their enjoyable dances tonight in
tho Masonic hall. Tn" music xiii nc
furnished by the l.afi"riy orchestra.
Miss Inicc Williamson has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends at
Akron.
Several from here attended the public
sale Of thr Nabb property near NJ. Hope
yesterday.
Leave items OF interest for tho Intel
lieenrcr ut Croft Kinn"y's Barber shop.
Charley Ford and M"lfrcd Taylor are
home from Cleveland.
Oscar Ice, is confined Ia his room with
badly spraned ankle.
Sherman GilhHm WIS tranSncttng
business in Wheeling yesterday.
| w. S. Miller at ltaru"svill". was n
business visitor her" yesterday.
Joseph Devices NJ GAINESVILLE. and FL
wood Devices OF GAINESVILLE. spent yes
tcrfuy with their father hero.
! Mrs. Wilhcr Riglc% Is reported Ia nc
seriously i'll Il, her HON" wcS: OF town.
! on account of tn" MnrriStown and
Bethesda pike being hl"ckadcd with
snow, our mail has been several hours
| late tlt" past week.
Edward Simpson has returned from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Relief from, Eczema .,

Don't worry about eczema or otner
skin troubles. You can have a clear
healthy skin by using a little Zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 3oc, OF
extra large bottle at S1.OO.
Zemo generally removes pimPles'
Slackheads, blotches. eczema and ring.
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. It IS easily
applied and costs mere tihe tor eacn
application. It is always dependable
TheEW. Rose Co., Cleveland. 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26

Watch for the Opening lnstallr'ent
Of Gerard's Second Series OF NT'c'es'
Exposing German Intrigue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Briefs.

Mrs. William Mayors. who mas been
on tho sick list for sumo time. is now
critically III.
Mrs. Clinton RoGgcrs is taking treat
mont In the Q. V. G. hospital. Her
friends hope for tho host,
Mrs. Harry Cox is still very sick.
Mr. John Riggs Is on tho sick list
Mrs. q. W. Schcnchlim of Wheeling
spend several days in town: called mere
by the Illness Of hnr brother.
Mr. VI. {. Hartley is on the jury In
Wheeling. lie was also a Moundsvillc
visitor on Saturday.
No services were hold In tho NJ. T.
church Sunday. II t"inc quarterly
netting at the Short t'rcck church.
Mr.. john Smith will shortly move &"
the lIartly farm in Er"nk county and
Mr.. Omar Mct'"lock viii mnTa Ia Tho
Ennar farm vacated Ivy Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. &. s. Curtis. wh" Is teaching in
tn" pike district. spent In" weekend at
his home here.
Miss Minnie Morgan NJ near Clinton
has been the guest &c Miss Rosa Wayt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26

lucky Hollow. after Il visit with irlHh"S
here.
John Shepherd made 4 business trip
ito Wheeling today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-14
sAsDusSY.
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Sunday school 10 O'Clock Morning
worship II e m Sermon subject,
Faith, the Seventh Fruit OF the
Spirit Christian Endeayor and eve
ming worship al the usual hour unless
announced differently az the morning
service. at which time il viii be de-
cided concerning early evening out
door service. The pastor will speak
on Character and Quality OF America
In the Worlds Task" the third in a
series of five sermons on America
and Her Position in the Worlds
Struggle. A hearty welcome extended
to all.
The many friends Of Mrs. Collins
Wilson and family are rejoicing that
they are in the community again. The
friendship and company of Mrs. VIII
son should be sought by the best of
u.s. The family resides in their old
home.
She rush of the berry season is over
and things are falling back to normal
Edward AtteTburg has purchased a
new car.
F. IF. Williamson received word of
the death of his sister, Mrs. Lottie
Bailey. of Atlantic. Iowa. He has
gone TO attend the funeral.
Miss Gertie Johnson is home again
feeling much better
A number of Sandusky people at
tended the social held at the home OF
Lee Davis. Wednesday night
1t is reported that Miss Marie Davis
Is up and around again.
The empty fruit jars to be filed by
the Ladies' Aid society for the Chris
tian home at Council Eiuffs are at the
home of Mrs. Carpenter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-14
MAY SEND WOOD
TO RUSSIA
Major General Mentioned as Had g
the Proposed Inter-Aflsee
Expedition Into
Siberia.

by Carl D. Groat, United Press
Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, June 1E--N[lsta-7
officials today were discussing tas
possibility of Major General Leonard
Wood, deposed leader OF the CAlE
Funston division. Leading Al i--a-4z
lied expedition IN Russia
The discussion arose IN coz1ecIC-
with disclosures that some -rocD s-s.s
may be used after July 10 ss11 s1c-
an expedition abroad TIE vs- de-
partment, however. shed NO rghl CT
the subject of Wood's ssstg1Ze-l
It developed today that the idea Of
having the expedition enter tAro1g-
Siberia, has been Discouraged BY L.
entente. This plan wsz regarded q
offering difficulties that might bs
avoided. The talk roE is Of AzEl1g
the forces penetrate by way OF rhs
Thurman coast
General March, chief Of staff. Is III
darsfooa 10 have opposed ths ssadtas
Of an American force to Russia. ccCstf
tuting as II would diversion OF ef
fort and an addition 70 transportation
and supply proble-ng-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-14
BONDS ABOUND
NOW ON MARKETS
-Four Kinds Of Liberty issues ard Two
Mere in Sight, Say Bankers
Who Are Handling
Papers

There are now outstanding fouf
issues OF Liberty bonds and on July
I there will be FIVE or six, according
TO bankers. The issues now in the
hands Of the bondholders are the fol
loving:
1. The original bonds Of the first
Liberty loan, bearing three and one
haH per cent interest and maturing
June 5. 1927. These bonds have a
full conversion privilege.
2 The original bond of the second
Liberty loan, bearing four per cent in
terest and maturing Nov. 18th, 1912
These bonds have limited CONVEX.
sion privilege.
3. Bonds Of the second issue which
have been obtained by conversion oil
the first issue into bonds of the sec
end. They bear four per cent inter
est and have the same maturity date
as the first Liberty loan bonds. They
also have further conversion priv
Ieges.
4. The original bonds of the third
Liberty loan. bearing four and one
Quarter per cent interest and maturing
Sept Is. 1928 These have no con
version privileges.
I The federal reserve board has asked
4
bankers to make no conversions OF pre-
vious issues to those Of the third
| loan until after July l.
! The two issues yet TO come from
the conversion possibilities Of the
former issues are:
! 5. Bonds of the third issue which
have been obtained by the conversion
/ Of bonds of the first issue. They vii
bear four and one-quarter Per cent in
| terest and will have the same maturity
dates as the original bonds of the first
/ issue.
! 6. Bonds of the third issue, secur
cd from conversion of bonds of the sec
iond issue. They also will bear foul
and one-quarter per cent interest, vii
have the same maturity dates as tae
original bonds Of the second issue but
viii have no further conversion priv
| ileges.