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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-10-25

Requiem

FIN american soldier mdaanng grace his fallen eomad
Goodby. pal; don't know where you're camping now;
Whether you've pitched your tent meath azure Skies
Or whether Ger your head bleak storm winds blow
only know
That when they sounded final taps for you
Something within my heart died. too.
Goodby, pa your body sleeps here meath the sod;
Your soul, l trow reached up to God.
can not know the greenwood lane
That leads into the Vale Beyond mot yet,
But love may neer forget
So here close by this cross
That marks your final blighty.
My solitary bunk I'll make,
And in the solemn quietude of night,
AS if your spirit, borne angel wings,
Had come to me again from distant shadow lands
I'll talk to you of old, familiar things
And dream you're at my side,
Returned from travels wide.
Ah pal if l could join you in yoNr shadow land
If could greet you in the Vale Beyond,
And lend brothers hand,
And help you climb up to the Golden Gate;
Feign would sound for lone retreat,
And build my dugout close by nigh to yours
Save that even can hear you plead,
Advance! Advance! And carry
What we, that have gone west have left undone."
And so I'll carry on for me, for you
I'll plug for two.
And when will dawn the day of days.
When all will triumph that is good and true,
And peace on earth will reign forevermore
reckon then' be done my target score,
And one still morn I'll miss my reveille,
And in the record books they'll write:
He's one of those that bled for liberty
And now has gone into the realm of light
To join his lonely pal.
All, pal, it won't be long you'll lonley be,
1t won't be long before come to you
hear the bugles blow
See them fall in, row.
Ready for the victor charge.
1t won't be long before come to you
My place is in the front rank now,
And am going to plug for two-for two.
%71 Fra Guido, F. a.
iczsNc4szNn.z1.zn.zu
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-10-25
Bero

Word was received here, Wednes-
day that George Bero, who resided
here a few years ago, had passed
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-10-25

If that cold goes down on the
lungs you will be surprised how
quickly q Nyals plaster will relieve
you. Reid Bros. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-09
BY Purifying the Blood.

Once you get your blood free from
impurities-cleansed OF the catarrhal
posons. which 1t is now n prey to be-
cause OF its unhealthy state-thcn you
will be relieved of Catarrh-the drip
ping in the throat. hawking and spit
ting, raw sores in the nostrils. and the
disaEreeable bad breath. 1t was caused
in the first place. because your i'm
poverished blood was easily infected.
Possibly a slight cold or contact with
someone who had cold. But the point
is-don't suffer with Catarrh--it Is not
necessary. The remedy S. S. s.. di.cov-
cred over fifty years ago. tested. true
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-09
Best Treatment for Catarrh
s. S. S. Removes the Cause

ana tried. Is obtalnable at any drug
store. 1T has proven its value i'm thous-
ands OF cases. 1t will do SO In your case
Get S. S. S. mt once and begin treat
ment. II yours is a long standing case,
be sure to write for free expert medical
advice. We will tell you how this pure
ly vegetable blood tonic cleanses the
impurities from the blood by literally
washing Il clean. We will prove 10
you that thousands of sufferers from
Catarrh. after consistent treatment with
$ S. s.. have bee9 freed from the trou-
BILE and all it's dsagreeabie features and
restored to perfect health and vigor.
Don't delay the treatment. Address
Medical Director. 439 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta. Ga.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-09

Times-DIspatcn Want Ad.
are big aids to big business Use them
liberaliy--you'll benefit literally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18

war - lind some hope for the future.
som" uf us are undergoing the same cx-
p.rirI.r" :tS did Jeremiah: "" are brought
face To- face with conditions as they,
arr" Th" great vast. of young life
through in" neglect 81 mothers and in-'
rau,s and through grbsS ignorance and
,.arclrSsncsS on tho part Of the public
are hviug revealed. Lack Of proper ply.
siral development IL boys and girls
mur S,h,".l> i forcing itself upon w
Shall v" n"gl"rt our RESOURCES the lives
Of potential citizens. or shall We shFc
lh"iu: Ia other words. shall we as Il
I""r!". ,.h,H,$" life or death: ~,
In our National crisis many young
Iir.u stand ia"" - face with the some,
rv.,lIrrE Innt cuufr,.it"d 1"sus at Cae-,
Surca lItiiIpp The great moral test OIL
Ills Aifr - ais. theirs. y similar crlt-
"a! moment has ""ur IL nihny men VINO
viii MT lac asked To- fight for their
country Ii H. tho moment when they
are called upon |" dC"id" whether or ir"t
thcy will ,Xrl"it their country ana IheIr
rutIuIiymrn during this disaster. Ihc-
NAYS in which, th"s" Crisis are met
mean mulch in Srrvir" I" our nation. We
ar. lr.,Eg refined a$ gold H. refined. me
dress H. coming Ia the surface. society
is hcing purgcd ana purified OF many
evils "Cun"nI:''. ihoral and social. ana
.v.hon suffering touches us little more,
:rrc"fuily. j; will purify our religion,
Nfrrr reviewing III" relation or the.
church I'm :h.. mnttsr OF service TO phil
;rIhrnrv education and amusemcnts.
Rcy U.iyj. said: "Tf the church Is TO
l." th- iyunrn" II supply energy ana the
Swi,chi,.rarr 10 direct the distribution
Of thai cn-rry. ii must claim the head.
heart and hands uf its members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
SIDE TALKS
Keeping Up Appearances.
BY RUTH CAMERON.

The question Of dress WAS Solved by
.he expcdicui II getting along comfort
ably, on Inadequate means. by NOT al
tempting to associate with pe"p'" ~
whose society their brains and "u!ttv2-
ton gave them the riSht--that is 10 say.
those fan&il>cS ~ La ''hance who's" IN
comes wcr. from ;hr"" - .ire s!tiicS
that OF ""llnE" professors.
--canfl.ld.
Tho above IS = description "t the way
Tn which u cuii.E" professor and his
family refused I" allow their lives I"
he made miserable by the struggle I"
keep up large appearance on small
salary
lovs i, Don't you:
It gives ,.ur new heart - ;hrnk that
there ar" pc"p," with the c"uraE" "a
s"iv" ,h"ir social problem that way
,cv..u p."ri., IN - s,nryD and THAI iheE
find happiness in :" doing.
Eluw f.w thinsS there are In ;ii.' world
TIM. aus. IN. NOR. uuhanr!u"SS rhan
arx,.ty about nr'.'S S"'!n! i'''SIti"n.
Think of the Sacrifices We Make.
k..i.,ns uu appearances thrt ". have
~, r;sh' L. ~, ur = tn M"h"'h h'-
for. which ;,.-.,,r e rrin'i. ''nf;'.r' -
body. :G.nl~. ur>.ltjshm,>s. k:tdi's"SS.
and ,,,nf.N ,rrr.. 90: ~. .-',fI':.'> ~ IT.
ar. rtI,f,t'~~t; =. rft!r.'i
Nnl what docs .'i..' L.t "a "f u all
,,ti.. liz. ti..'lvG SWEETNESS ~ '.nNy :. AMI
III. unr,>: - f"r",'r nn>;,;!Stt'i 'mh'-
to-
At.,ui ,.,,t !" :,..' mean ;h.'' "n.
>i,-r, 10. ~! .ff..:..;.t /, In. i,~'';ur''s a.;
<.,rs.i i,.t.rr"ur>.- intercourse with
f-i.,GS Who's. S."'i..ty ,.ir.. Enjoys. net
h....,<. they h.y.. SOFIA: r"-'t'"H. Ia;
!",au>.. -. ~. ""nG'tli"! Hr:! St:iiIu-
-,sil. ~ y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
Hon. Thomas A. .Popp Among.
Prominent Local Visitors

Among n" prominent guests az the
MrI.Gr. yesterday WAS tn" Hon. Thpmas
\ rnrn =: rna:inSrpn. state official and
ono of :ha most widely known and es-'
tc.rrnd retired business men OF kanawha
county.
Mr. p"p0 is a member or p'oheer
family Of TINT section of the state an"
!. widely Known throughout The stale.
H., fG. brought much good labor into,
W"si Virginia lit his "Ni"ial capacity. a.
wei! rs being inst rr!n"ntal IN ~" "sta"-'
Nsf,,fient q: number OF excellent IN
,ilstrhal p.ar;s In this state.
Mr. Popp is n man who has always
had the interest Of West virginia nj
rcar, end his many activities nave
shown tTGt MS haart - in tho right place
,,f,nu :. comes TO having bigger anu
hc-'cr Mountain State as the years
so ny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
Surprise Party.

Al their HON" nn 'NrlOn". II N"ri II
Wnrwnnd. MIR irnd Mrs - +. WIun I'll
I"rrnn,.,I a rr"up "f friends on Sarnr-
day evenings w!Ech was arranged
delightful sUri'riS" Ia Mr.. II. i. sill. IN
c"l"hrn:lou - hiS birthday anniversary.
Mr.. Th"uas Williams -"S"nt"i IN"
honor gus with q hnmdS":n" scarf i'm.
the gifr - thr "nG!r'"r'rg f"rt' of tn.
Anl"ri,'',n ms ~ t.l""'rlr company If
R"'.,'h Ii'l'nm.
I.ru"!uK .,'iG nn informal mtI$!ral pro-
gram furnished d"lIEhtfvi "n''rin'iIm"n;
and u dainty luncheon Was ~rrH"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
WILLING SERVICE"
Theme Of Text Delivered In First Uni
tartan Church by the Few.
Clara CJoE Aelvie.

Taking h"7 rrxI from I"r"rn'"h G':lS,
reading. II srt hnfor" YOU tn" way ~
iirr md the wEy 9: death. Na'ih""
IG.?5. r"ad,ug. 't'nr wh"s"'.v"T "cri.!
hnve hts III" fnr My SAX" Shall iIrd u
~" Roy. clara "onk H"lvi"- III" "M'r"r:
rnStrr ~ tn" FIRST Ini'nrHn "HUr"h
y"si"rdnr n,"rntnE snid III h'r sNl" d!S7
cnursr ~ follows:
TrrHr rWn passages wCri NrurE from
tho InartS of men who faced Sr"at
crisis I.rrimInh fnrr<Iw III" destruction
Of .f"ruSHlrni mud It's l""pi". ~ ia'"a
u mat iunHl crisis. l"S'i~ faced IN" 'nii-
urr "f His gospel IL hope. Gr''SS lie
gave UP ali attempts I" snN> HIS ""h
NE by hiding In foreign cities: Ii" cor
frontrd moral crisis. Studying thiS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
She Mas in Bed Two Months.

Women suffering baCkache, rheumat.
ir pains. sore muscles. stiff joints or
any symptom Of kidney trouble should'
read JhiS letter from Mrs. S. c. Small.
CLAYTON " NJ: Il had been under tbs
doctors care AL summer and in bed
two months. hui kept getting worse
In January got so bad ] told them
something had 70 be done or | couldn't
live. We noticed an advertisement for
Foley Kidney Pills. and sent for some
They have done ire more good than
nil other medicines" Sold every
whore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
ChorUs Rehearsal.

Tn" "h"rus department: "f I'll" We
mans cluh will met in r"Eulhr TO-
h"arsnl "Wednesday aft"rn"'n NJ %:3h
o'clock at tn" Hotel Windsor. Mrs.
Elsie Fischer KInch"Ir" ~ ''ha"!"si"n
will r"nduc, the rehearsal!
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v-n,,i,,,, ..,,.,,l.
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u h"Hr "iI'' ~ M mos '''''H!'"S
trr..~ nu tli rr,.,l.ri war situation. IN
=, IA, hr.IlinuI MADAME
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''' .,t,..r,.i - r,r,,,.r ualiye
~ t',',. ,,,.,. ,r,rria..
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49, ,,,,,,, .,',,,,,,,ry
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,,'.,, or',, ,,,.,Iri.,,,.,. -, mind charmed
t.,r,n, -, v,,irh she WAS
.,,.c.,..i .,.i ,v.,l Ms, nn,.I for her
rr,, ,.x,rs aud s,rar, ,,nthcS.
H.. ,,'.,, h,.,,I vim ur,is,I,I In.
... =, ,,..,,'L ,i,i,s an y,.r lecture,
,,.,.,I, ,',.a.N I,.- ,.I,,,r,.ur,. IN s,rhl,
.,,,,,u, ,r.. Ecru,,n and Austrian inya-
,.r r.l,r. ,...,t -, it,: ti,rr.
,L .,II,u.i,,- is , criticism nf II Chi
,,.',,.,-
,.-,,,i,.>h :, .Irco3v known
,.t,.l.,,.,, h,,irr i,..,,, h.r.. ON several
.,,,.,.T FRS, ns :, vrunr girl who
y,,,l,r, =, IN, University IF chi
-; ,.,,,,i i'm. j., all no..
.,,.,-,,, Fash .rn,r =, social and Ilulo-
.,....,. -, I.,u,,,r where, her hus.
,i ,r,,,.h.. =, ;h. Serbian
-, ,.,,,,.. ..,,,,.r..,,,,,J Sim H..
,ho' I,.-n. II N,I,rr,ni,I;.s ;, family Of
.,,,,.,I ,r,,,,u,.r,,. yL.u sh.. ere.
&c.. .,,.,,I .,,r,:~.. and charmed
~, So. r..- I..l,,.h,rui manner and won
= IT. ,r,ri o,,,.r,r,,,,.,,. ur,.
,'' ,.I. ,na 49, Inn, 80 =,
.,','',... ,,.',-,, ,r',,,,u, v,brn Oh. cam, -
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,.,,;,t, 90. L,,,,u.r ;, wis,
''.mH '' ,u 80 ,o,r1
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
Delta MaoLauren Circle.

Tn" members of the l'"ltn Ma'!-tIr"n
C!rr!" Of Kings daughters viii meet wiih
Miss Elsie Williams on Tuesday "v"n-
Ing ~ her home. un til" Island. when the
evening Will l." SI"n, at tn" usual sew
ing for thor charitable interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
RED CROSS MEETS TODAY

Tho executive cnmmtte" NJ the wheel
ing chA!,tCr. american Rnd cross. VIII
held n special session this afternoon III
,hu Nrd Cross headquarters. and plans
for. the big membership drive which
VIII H. staged here in April will be
discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18

understand :i1' lear >''..:nl position !
like Your digestion ar n" nose on Year
:-t,-' Writes May Sru,IrIr. THAT YOU
are tr."r conscious -" either unless
th.rr's Snrl"th!ur Nr,,i.:> wi;h i.
II hr CONSTANTLY uneasy hs"": your
social position. :" w. 'r'u~ianit> NNinS
h..ynrti y"uc r'..:rrG~ III thu 'tFHTt tn
Keep in w!;h w.alth:"c u""rl" |" Stub
those below n:" IN tE" S"c!A! adder.
and .na,iv - those ahnv>. IS /" show
..o;.>;..irusnrss It tu;.rlnr:'y that n""ds
90 -. h"lstrv.',! Wy.
The Right way to Obtain worth While
Friends.
Th,rs is u"ihiu; | want rl"r'' Than :"
have worth while N"rrl,, for my tTi"udS.
hut 7 do ,int wan; - obtain jhHi friend
Srlr hv small unworthy !a"ttS.
The right way :" win worth Will"
friends is IL Vn;,k" yourself worthy "t
he,nc ,ha friend Ut worth while p""pi"
to acouir., tn, ties; i:lmd - breeding:
70 study tn" arts OF S""ln! intercourse:
20 WIDEN arI i..ri".u your wheel" S''ii L"
their measure.
Tho Friendships I rann"t NH ~ ;hat
way can do wi,hnU: That = my So
cial cr"ci" "f,"u wnV.'r from II. in
Thought or not In,.IUSr I'm weak: but
even when | w;il"-. | kuuw J: - right
"A nd | am wrong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
About. People
k;ovements o. individuals 70
and From the Cltv.
SSESSSSGCES0:

Stanley Thomas II Warwos'd boy sta
toned IL Kelly Fields. Texas, as an in
s;ruCiur in aviation. is HON" on a fur
Tough
Wilson NJ. t'oulkcs. War Library III
rector OF West Virginia, was in The city
yesterday, on business.
John f. Gallagher. relnGrn ph"r al thu
Western Union, will l"av" to-day for
Pittsburgh. where he will TAX" III" tx
animation 10 place han IN iii" United
States Navy.
Miss Vim Dyson AMI Miss Eva Jones
Ar" visiting friends IA ChillicOIh". o..
and wer" guests II thr dance Saturday
evening al Camp Sherman.
Miss Brpdin Lewis. rf MHr!ins Ferry.
formerly with HI. George f.. Johns
Company, OF This city. has accepted II
position with The, .ti"org" i. Taylor
Company. Miss Lewis viii assume her
new duties This morning.
Miss Edith GaIr. OF Erie. Pa. has re-
turned home. after visit with Mrs.
Frank Trrrin OF nOdlawn.
DR.. e.. ". Quo I"lr last evening for
the REQ factory a Lansing, Mich.
Miss Edna Maxwell is III" guest Of
friends al iridg"vili". Pa.
Miss Martha Srt'l"r is hnm" from
the Wuman's College,. l.urhrrvile. Md,
to spend The Easter variation.
Second Lieutenant Edward I'irry. Of
ChillicOthr. Ohio. spent III" WEEKEND
with his parents; at plrasHnron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
Knitting Club.

nn Tuesday attrrrl,"'u Mrs cart SITE
will entertain ia" Inrtnl".rS at h"r knit
ting club 4, her h"m" IN Warw""a. Fol-
lowing s"v"r'u hours spent al th" NJ
trr"stinc art Il H""ver luncheon Will he
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
.MNE. CROU|TCH
To Be HEARD BY
LOCAL SOCIETY
WOMAN WHO CHARMED "OMhN ,
ROYALTY WILL BE Loyalty
WELCOMED IN NATIVE CITY.
yerv Few Affairs Planned For ihe
wcek In Social WIy-Char1ty And
Eveuts Of Church viii Claim
Attention

H.. - wt~"-' who "ulv gives,
ira" &" h'rnsrlf. tin h">t H." rhn.
Who drifting "u IN" wirds # praise.
Tia. inwnrd in"ui;"r ui"':S.
And Win :, huiuu"S~ thtt ''"niHS"S Tear.
Tuh"S in IN" rruwd"! sail. and let's his
conscience steer.
SEIitT''rIIrIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
Hlalth 6tudY ClnaH.

'rh" hr..iih study ''lm-%, which n'H'S
a, IN - u'"l"'k Ia til" y rArl"r -! IN"
Windsor hrlri nn Wrin-Sdn" morning.
r,u. ,.h"s.n fnr H. ruhirrl, "f'lies, tn"
1,Iu..- Whrr" Thry t;r"w, Hre-d Null
tinIy u,h Mrlhn,iH rur Effective III
termination"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Homo Economics Msetdns.

Mrs Z" T. Hickman. chairman n:
tho hnnr crnnom!ca drNsrtmen; NJ mo
Wnmnn'A club. hnS arranged an tnter-
c4ilnI progrnr, fer. ~" March m""tlnE'
which will n. held ~ Friday h''cr-
u,ru IN ~" lIu;rl Windsor. Rev. a. NJ
'rn,,rr. rn~,nr ~ III" V"n"" M"'nnr'"'
,.,.rl...n. Will mnk" AN ahdr"sS on
"Hrn,.. Id"nls." which ~ hninE rhErr'E
uurl,.tunt..,i .hv ,h,' in"nh"
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IIcnnc Sherman. John +. Arh"nZ. Jri-
f"rs"n Gibbons and Miss Trina KRAFT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
VIII Ala In Liberty Loan.

Tn. W"IrHn's tlWh will H. r"pr"s"n'"d
81. :, iurr,. cutnrlitirp who viii .uN"ly
engage IN ~" selling ~ l.it"Ftf BONDS
r. IA" cniiiuS cninpu!Kh
Mrs. John r. Garden. president. has
r,.d.. sni.... ndd!.inlal appointments. and
IN. following ~ liz: complete. r"mnlittr"
~ e will serve:
Mrs. t., Russell Hubbard. Chairman
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Magazines and Discussion. ....-....
Led 10y Mrs. II. Norton
Ian.r Mrs. f'crry Callahan
Euu GnlI .rarr!utir Quotations
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-14
Lumberton's Cllrfew Law

Lumberton. one Of North Caro-
lina's most progressive little cities,
has adopted the old curfew law.
The law went into effect last week
and it's operation and effect will be
watched with interest by many towns
in the Carolinas.
Speaking of the law the Chariot C
Observer says:
On next Friday the ordinance pass
ed by the Board OF Town Commission
ers becomes effective. and it prohibits
persons under seventeen years of
age going on the streets or in any
public place OF the town after 9
O'Clock at night. during the period
from May I to October l. and after s
o'clock during the period between
October 1 and May l, unless accom-
panied by parent. guardian or other
person having legal custody of such
minor. or in performance Of an errand
or duty OF such person. or whose en-
ployment makes it necessary to be out
after the hours named" The ordi-
nance provides that parents or guard
ians whose children or wards are
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-14

found on the streets in violation OF
the curfew law shall be deemed gull
ty of its violation and subject to a fine
or $40. An interesting phase of the
law is that it provides that a minor
Who is found on the streets in viola
ton of the law shall not be imprison-
ed for the first offense. Officers of
The town are authorized to arrest
without warrant any person violating
the provisions of the act, to conduct
such person to her or his parent or
guardian and to instruct such parents
or guardian that a second violation of
the law will subject the offender to a
reprimand by the judge OF the record
er's court; for the second violation
The officer shall require the minor and
the parent or guardian to appear be-
fore the recorder in his private office
for reprimand: for subsequent Of
fenses fine OF $40 will be imposed.
The purpose OF the law is obvious
and those who know the town of
Lumberton will expect confidently to
see the new law enforced, and thereby
given fair trial. 1t is hardly too
much to expect that it will result
eventually in the conservation of the
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-14
HERE'S HOW

There are many persons who
have an uncC ,fortable feeling
that they are ~: holpin& the
nation In this time Of crisis.
They can not for var.|rs rear
sons enter the military or .oval
service Of the country, or In
other work that would help the
government In prosecuting the
war against the Huns, and yet
they want ~ help. There is a
solution to this problem which
troubles many earnest patriots
Those who invest in war saw
ings and war thrift stamps are
actively aiding the government
They are placing at the disposal
of the government not merely
money, but the goods and ser
vices that the money can buy
and use in properly supplying
and equipping our army and
navy. Joining War Savings
Socitey makes saving easy. The
government pays interest at the
rate af per cent. per annum.
compounded quarterly.
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Two Million in Glass I

Between 100000 and 1900, 900
men Will be embraced in Glass In
the coming draft. according to e3-
Inmates at the Office OF Provost Mar
shal General CrOwder. The numbc.
depends upon the percentage of cx-
captions for physical disability,
which may run as high as 40 per
cent. Even with high percentage,
the number available will be con
siderably more than 100000. it Is
said.
Following repeated publications
that a new draft will be ordered May
!, Secretary Of War Baker authOriz,
ed the statement that no date had
been Set
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SURRY COUNTY.

Rockford. n. C. Sept. 81. 1917
r. S. Royster Guano Co.
Norfolk. Va.
Dear SirS
! have been using your fertilizers e.
Is or 20 ycarS. and .hink il Is the be-
there is. l have used other guanoS IL
the same fields under my tobacco, an
the part where l. =. II. was used wa
better from the first. i could get better
cures on II than | could on the tobacco
where l used other brands. and when
sold. th> tobacco grown on +. s. II. cv-
eraged me more in the hundred. ! raised
ten barns myself this year and / hav.
good cures on nj lof 1t. My tenants used
IL this year. and they say they are goinp
to use T.. 8. r. again next year.
1 expect to use your brand as long
ran get II.
Respectfully yours.
ri. T. DINKI-
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FREE FROM TAX
U. $. War Savings Stamps Are
Free From Federal, State
: Or Local Taxation..Pay
l.. Good interest.

ono OF the advantages Of the vai
savings stamps as an investment il
that they are not subject to taxation.
The following statement in reference
TO this feature has been issued by the
war savings committees:
when preparing for the issuing Of
Thrift Stamps and War Savings Ger
dhcates, the national administration
very wisely decided that they would
not be subject to any taxes-federal,
state or local. In this respect, they
are entirely unique, being free when
almost everything else Of value is sub
3ect to impost.
AS the amount that an individual
may hold is limited to $1,000, this con-
cessfon does not deal unjustly toward
other security holders. 1t is simply
An inducement to the small investor
70 make an unusual effort in his own
country's behalf by depositing as
much OF his surplus with the govern
ment as possible Those who buy
these little bonds-and all should do
f-should understand in advance of
the coming days Of taxation return in
April that whatever Of their earned
savings or surplus derived from eco
Aomics 10 converted into Thrift
Stamps and War Savings Certificates
need not be recorded upon the assess
or's blank. AS the interest and prin-
cipal are payable in 1923. neither Is it
necessary to make mention of the in
vestments in the return to the in.
come tax collector.
They are. as stated, absolutely free
and, as they also pay per cent com
pound interest. are the best securities
that one can buy In these troubled
times.
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) Rov'tcr Guano 60.
Norfolk. ".
Gentlemen:
AS / have used Your guano for tv
ears. | take pleasure III writing you -
regard to your bT-ln,. / tried last ye!.
to get picture OF n cot of tobacco j ha,
on some Re 4 ,or horse grass land
couli - get man TO take one larg,
enough. l got OIL last to take on
this EEK. I have %. 900 hills in this L.
with 200 pounu OF 2-8-2 on 1t, and 1t
4 fin, as / have YER seen. as you Wi
gree hen you Sc" the picture. l thin
oysters is the or guano to use.
u !. ELLIS