davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22
Record Houses Greet RedmOnds

At the Majestic theatre the Ed.
Redmond Follies company hea l"l by
the inimitable comedian Fl Red-
mond (himsel) are winulag high "a
yor FROM the theatre pnrs and draw
inr capacity houses at very perform
mce. Back TO Natue," the current
is veritable riot o.!
mirth and melody and viii be shelvel
after the Saturday evening perform
ance and for week, commencmc
with the Sunday matinee, the Red
monds will stage the seasons su-
preme laughrcst, INV Wirc'~ Rival
ed. Redmond will be seen IN the
role of modern Anunias and the
skein Of trouble be finds himself en-
meshcd in lays the foundation for
two solid hours Of merriment. lie
will be supported by the entire act
INC east, including Myrtle Dingwall,
joe Kemper Marvin Hammond, MIN
or Reed, Robbie Deanc, Billy C0eh-
ram, Mrs. Ed. Redmond, Eddie Mitch.
cll, Charlotte Byrant Armand Jgan-
con aud the beyy of sprnghtly sing
inc and dancing mnidens Seats are
ON sale for any performance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22

Showing Of Silver Ave. Bakery Earns
Communication Of Health Officials.


While many business concerns tn
Defining are IN some confusion as the
result Of The recent order for a
cleanup, there is al least one that
has. no such worries. This is the
Purity Baking Co., 1856 n. Silver
Ave, which was one Of the first,
il not the very first, to. see the light
when Health Officer Chapman first
hogan his cleanup crusade a month
ago. Manager G. NJ. Boiling, while
he has always prided himself on the
sanitary conditions at the Purity
was quick 10 see the logic Of the
new requirements aud Immediately
went TO work to make the place per
feet in every detail, not only from hi
own viewpoint but from that of th,
health department as well. No file
viii get fat at the Purity this sum
mer, for they are cffectually shut of
from every article of food. Al
shelves are screened and everything
is kept scrupulously clean. The bake
room is a model Of tidiness am
cleanliness. Goods for Camp Cod.
are delivered in fly-proof, sanitar.
boxes, All garbage goes into cover
ed cans, ready for the trash-wagor
The premises back Of the shop, an
to the middle of the alley, are lik
Ia floor
So thorough have been the precau
lions taken at the Purity that NJ
Chapman has fallen into the hab
Of taking clean-u delinqueuls dow
there to show them The place as
sort Of model to pattern after in con
plying with the regulations "Be
clean as the Purity" he has to
several, "and you'll have no troub
from my department
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22

The beautiful poem by jas. ll..
Hutch, "When The Stars Come Bark
Across the Sea, ia last week. lies (
light, ea, masterpiece.
Pvt, Leroy llacketi, recently hon
orably discharged from tho army at'
Camp Cody, was a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Pond, Monday evening
apd night, before leaving for bis for
ner home at .Plainview, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Haven are
cozily domicied in their new border
land home, ,hld Nj Haven says he
viii lay the dust Ny powmg II under.
Several Of onr citizens are avail
ing themselves of the opportunity 10
make hay while the sun SHINES, in
and around Deming, picking up few
dimes while the picking Is good
Mrs. l.. A. jackson l. enjoying
another short holiday at the homc
ranch west of town and her friend
are wondering il She viii moi seize
the opportunity Ia make few social
calls ere bidding Us adieu again
Il. S. Pond was business caIler
in Deming Tuesday
Mrs. Gray and Mrs Hurt spent
Tuesday Of last week with Mrs. Glib
son and report a delightful visit
There vas not q large attendance
lat literary Friday evening but thc
meeting was none the less interesting
socially
Geo. Alderman responded to ou
invitation with q farewell talk, prior
TO leaving for California He recent
~ enlisted as q mochinist nlhc ny,1-
lion service.
Program for literary April +.
Opening song.
Recitation. Mac Thorc
i Song, Phillips brothers,
Reading, Mrs. Hurt
Recitation, Clinton Hurt
Talk, Mr. Brown,
Recess.
Cuumdrums, Mrs Gray Mis- Hlh
.Icl SylVanus
Song, Mrs Gibson
Reading Mrs. Ring.
Geography Down, Dom llUca au.
Miss Callic Thorne choose rJc-
!, Recitation, Miss Willie rllro
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22

+. II. Wing sold the Christian par
sonage building Wednesday to Benz.
G.. West of Silver City. who viii take
some time next month The
property is at present occupied bv
Rev Mcclure, the Christian pastor
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22

Mayor NJ. a. Nordhaus returned
Wednesday from Sierra county, whore
he has been looking over % ranch
with q view TO buying.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22
Card of Thanks

Our sincere thanks are hereby eA.
tended to friends FOR sympathy sn'
aid given during the illness ana ~ o..
lowing the death Of our father '"'
late c. NJ. Lewis.
tx Children Of C. NJ Lewis.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22

Mary Frances Mclaughlin is the
name of bran-ncw arrival at the
home Ut Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Mclaugh-
lm, ilb w. Pine street The young
lady arrived last Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22

n. G. flushing was over from III
paso Thursday ON business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-03-22

DEFINING DEFINING STATE
q b
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
Roy ROWLAND Tells
Glow Dad Taught Me Fielding"
by ROY ROWLAND
Spn ~ Manager Clarence Rowland,
81 fhe World Champion
White Son.

OF The four positions on the In
Ga.d believe prefer 20 play see
s.I base. Tor this think is tho pot
.herc b4llplsyer inds the great
est action. 30 position on the I'M
field requires greater judgment than
tue Keystone sack The hoy playing
tas must be- bear AZ holding swift
ID thrown balls and Ia looking ont
faf high f.y balls Moreover be- must
Do quick IN putting the ball on a
runner. also very active in backing
uD the shortstop and fitting into dou-
bic plays
Another important part Of h.s play
IS % study the style OF the various
hatters Tor his position "a the field
ls governed by the character Of the
batting he Is called upon 10 .aco
when the first basomau runs IN FOR
O. bail 10 is up 20 the second base
inun 10 cover first
Always time your throw Co first
base and take good aim When a
runner is on first base and another
0u third the second basamJn should
b. on the alert 20 make a quick re-
turn 10 the catcher when the latter
pegs 20 second in order 10 cut down
the runner az third should be- start
for home on the double steal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
STOCKS UNCHANGED
BONDS IRREGULAR
TglnING WAS MORE ACTIVE AND
uiNEHSI>ILD Isl Z TONI
HfSITANT.

NEW YORK. April For all
.rstaDal purposes iodays stock mar
30, aaa little more than a duplicate
uf i4- previous day Trading vas a
.f.il, more active and diversified, but
q, tome wds ~ iiant ON the furth-
e. SO nee 20 decisive adyloes from
H.lIal.
Iu.Jod states Steel. which yielded
.l,tGcr-hip 90 such speculative issues
o. sI.Iatra Tobacco and studebaker,
tIryer cd very narrow area. while
3ufffIa registered on extreme Rain
O.. lurse points and Studebaker ad-
tar,ea ii, Minor metalr derived
srue imulus from . four point rise
Boz national lead
shp.4uEs steadied on relaxation
of .e.eut pressure aud prominent
s.aIgmen'a were featured by Amer
lrlq Car and Baldwin Locomotive. al
$50 sine gains OF ] q 10 points,
American can also advancing one
.o.u. lnd Atlantic Gulf 2ia.
safe, 10000 shares.
lhdu.trai conditions assumed
moro hopeful aspects on the recos-
.r ~ pix iron production. Is dis
closed by statistics Tor March. and
+ prospects % large government con
|,rasta Tor railroad supplies
1 Further strength IN French issues
marked the IRREGULAR bond list Lib
sfiy also moving garlably Total
sales. lpar saluet ts.31i. 900
q bonds. old issues. unchanged
.r cali
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
GRAIN UNSETTLED
PROVISIONS CAIN
iIHsiD WEATHER. ~ TIN
NOHTHM t>T HND ~ LIISH
EIIiCT On MARKET.

o. hs.1..sisd Press
tHlCAGO. April . Freezing
weather northwest had decided
bnlI..h effect today ON oats and In
directly also GOA corn Prices closed
unsettled. with oats ~ n la 20
.i, NET higher and corn mp nc AZ
tI.ah Prov gions gained l2c 10
t..
Activity conferred in the oats mar
Iot and there was notable evident
renewal of seaboard demand. based
apparently on apprehension that cold
might develop In serious interior
eu,o With the terminating; of tho
now crop An additional bullish
factor was tnuwlrdfc that the nitcl
statea visible supply was s,ill &C..
100000 b..'brls less than was the
Dae a year aEo. and that .. alrih
american available total ~ 90. o0u
1000 nu hcls Short as compared ~iih
nsf years NE1f0
Corn .ymplthitrd with the oats
strength Notwithstanding that the
visible supply ot corn is about 600
600 bushels be- excess ~ the aggrc-
ru,o a' tho corresponding time in
tIf. rul'1 we're handicapped
tnuplu hv material Improvement .n
ihr Quality Uf receipts here
I-Htiucus ram up oWinr to jump.
Doe t'o value oft er.iu and 90 hoes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
GOLF PLAYERS To
AID THE RED Gross
LARGE SUMS FXPECTED TO ~
REALIZED FROM ENENT-
THIS SIASON

b. Asso' .sisd ffsas.
CHICAGO. kprH Col; exhibit.
lions b. famous amateurs ana pro-
r., sionals for the benefit Of the Red
Cross and other Nar funds Here
planned on large scale today sy
presrntatiyes Of the western Cot
Association The contests will oe
similar 20 those played last ae. ou
by Chick Evan. natiDnal amateur
and open champion who almost single
handed sathered $50 900 for the Red
Gross With the extended formal
program formulated today. u Is said
that upwards Of a million dollars
viii be- contributed Dy golfers % pat
riotlo causea.
Tie plan as adopted today With
the ssnction OF President Charlie D.
Thompson. of the Western Ggii As
sociatlon who wired his approval
from Pasadena. CalIf calls Tor o
series ~ contest, over the courses %
clubs who vii! guarantee the collec-
ton Of fund sufficient 10 defray
eXpenses and leave a balance for the
local chapter OF the Red Cross.
10 vas decided ~ BOOK matches
from June 90 October 49, and
clubs may arrange Tor either one am
steur ana one professional. OF Two Of
each claDL Crafts " Higgins Of
Chicago. assistant secretary OF the
Western Golf Association. Was aD-
pointed 10 manage The events
At today's meeiin an Offer Of
$4,000 was made BY the llill crest
Club OF Kansas CITY, for a fourth Of
july exhibition and 1eyeral Chicago
clubs filed bids for matches.
Among players who have yolun-
teered their services are. Chick Nv
ans Warren X Wood. former west.
ern champion. Robert Jones. south
ern champion and Perry Adair
known as the Atlantic Ponies. Ken.
meth = Edwards. runner-up to Out
met in last years wotern amateur
championships. Miss AleYa Stirling
| OF Atlanta. national woman cham.
plon, and the following profession
ais Jock Hutchinson. CHICAGO
| James barnes. western open cham
pion. colorado Springs. Walter Nag
on. former western and national
open champion. Roche tor. y Y.
Robert Macdonald. Chicago. Phi
Gaudin. Chicago. ca Nichols. Ncw
York George Sargent. Minneapolis
T and Gcoryc Simpson. Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 3d.
CASH CORN -,No. 2 white. $3.50
iNt No. . white. si.73Hl.T7. No
q white. ii63 l.f0.. No. mixed
ti.s5d t.62. No . mixed. Si52 "
l5c. SO . MIXED. tl.t0Hl.50. 40
. yellow. tls0 10 l.6s. No . yel-
Bu. $780, i.60. 40 I yellow
sl.f1fl5i.
OATS SO g white. - i-2ft 80.
No white - l-2GSN: No. :
MIXED. S6hsg -. No. Q mixed. N5
l-gN SO. No red. SO q 50 10. No
red. - i-2u -.
KAFlR 80 white. 1855 u
ass No 2 white. t3s3A355.
MILO No. =. S3.5bH3.5S. No
,. f1.s8H1.56.
BARLEY 40 Z. tG5di50
RYE No. =. g. soa2sa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FOR TWORTil Texas. April g.
uDGs Receipts 1000. market
closed % 20 20 cents higher top
SlTt bulk sls.a0Hl1.g5 pigs
steady. $3.50.
CATTLE Receipts 600 includ.
ms -NU. calves steady aud active
top 0u beef steers tl2.50. bulk
$40 .5uH ~ so. COWS. top 50 so.
bulk fT.g5Hs helfers. ton
fl,.0". buk 3, 1904 1880. bulls
3 5000 900. calves steady. top
$500. bulk sN50dl2oo. stock
90 steers ftooa $50. COWS. 500
ass heiters. t7.50a 800. calves.
s. nOu iu up.
SHEEP Receipts 200. market
steady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
FAMOUS HARVARD MAN
JOINS THE NAVAL M SERVE.

BOSTON. Mass. April Charles
r. BricEley Hardvard'- famous drop
kicker. was enrolled In the naval re-
serve today Brickley has been a
sergeant In the Hazard reserve Off
GERS training corps. bus as the OPP
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
American line shellci.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ~
FRANCE. Aidi 3.--The Germans en-
,rge'ically SHIELDED the American line
AMI batteries northwest o. Toul last
night and ih,1 morning. employ ng
minnenewerfers a. some places ln
view 81 The Intensity 81 the lombard
ment u Is uprising what little dam
axe was done.
The visibility beinT extraordinarily
GOOD THIS morniug, American obsery-
ers saw long lines OF German ariii-
lery entering the enemy sector far IN
The rear german airplane. which
Attempted 10 cross American lines
today brought a thousand shells
bursting around them and retired
hastily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMl ~
FRANCE April 2---l.ieuieuant &. r.
HolmoH of south Carolina. and Ser.
geant james A. Murphy have been
awarded tie French War Cross.
Lieutenant Holmes Is the man aho
recently captured German sentry
from his post Sergean, Murphy
killed a German while he was trying
in shoot an officer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

~ As.sf aisl .feat
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi April -
The ten round boxing contest be-
tween Bills M..ko ot $50 Paul and
Tom ruwlor. fugIau hcay} weight.
scheduled tp Doc held hero tomorrow
nisht has been postponed until nest
Monday ODD .ht because Of tuVlor's ilI.
ness. according i1 900 announcement
made here tonight toHIeT was con
fined tp H.. hrI to-day WlIh severe
attack 0i grippe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
STATES Will PROSEGITE
iupD REGULATION NtOIATORS

KANSAS CITY. No April g. -
7 ianF Tor prosecution 81 fod regula
tion violaiors without referring their
cases o. W. hingion. and the rcea-
zion 1T ~ exer4tise committee q
. snforce food regulations. we're the
results Of a neetinr here today Of
fcof =dminIsfrstors on their repre-
ssniafites frpn Kansas. Missouri
Me- Msaico Oklahoma. TEXAS. Seh-
raska and Utah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY ~
FRANCE April s.---one Of the units
which wi,i 20 10 PioArdy came 90 q
temporary halt today o. complete
preparation Tor hattie. New eluip-
ment Wa ssaed To the men and their
rifles. guns and machine guns were
put In first clnss condition u was
made sure that every weapon vas
ready Tor instantaneouS work
Many % the men TOOK The oppor-
unity 81 the halt 20 write home. for
v probably win be the last chance
hey val rave 20 do 80 Tor somc
time
May Of he men marched today
through miles Of tree-lined road 81
shich were lust family green Niih
newly hudflng sprius leaves Wo-
men ard rhlidren distributed flowers
io the SINGING and whist.'ng march
'rs a. uarf points The Americans
stuck thr ho1ucts IN the muzsles Of
their fifl~s ~ IN their hat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

WITH THE AMERICAS ARMY ~
FRANCE. April 3.-American troops
on a certain sector other than that
IN the region " Toul. have been sub
lected 20 an extraordinarily heavy
gas attack
The attack began IL night and
continued II intervals until this
morning Min;led with tho gas pro-
lectiles sent over by the Germans
Were shells n high explosi1es
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
CAMP KEiRNEy MN
MERE ~ ~ YESTERDAY


~ 49, laisd iress
CANT KEARNFY, Son Diego.
calf April The 18th Engineers
hearty al Of the l5sth tArisona) in
fautry aud one battalion OF the l55th
Colorado infantry spent today on
the rite range regardless OF the
fact That this was Liberty DAY
Nor did the schedule half holiday
: RAFT work On the trenches. where the
remainder of 70 is1th infantry spent
tle iay diEginE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

PHILADELPHIA. Pc. Arul 3. -
''s TeIi"r. the ph iadelphian Heht-
w'ieht had silently fhr better ofthe
.> round bout with irish pu.y cline
%. Sos Iut. hero tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

hot SPRINGS. Ark April . -
The third race meeting under the
auspices Of the business Mons Asso-
citation, az OAK Lawn Park closed
today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

MN YORK. Anil lad easy,
sTot 5-o 4 7so. Spel,sr dun. spot
fs-i - Louis deisveFy eTs = zoo
bar silver - is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

Measw j O. uHI j % Cooper uf
klntn, furuf registered DO 900.
fli Noi1 Tur llt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
OFFICIAL REPORTS
FROM SCENE Of WAR
luon,inued from Page ID

and troops. our airplanes rcturnins
TO their airdromes just as dawn was
breaking
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04

NEW YORK April The gcrer
10 cotton ust closed trour 40 q net
advance nf lN GO 800 points
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-09

| licve and hope Hughes will he elected
president
"I am making this statcIn"n, sOlcl;
in Justice to you. regret that
have, been brought into this matter
int az ! am your friend | could not
remain so and withhold this inf0rnt-
ton"
Mr.. W. II. Garfield was in the au-
dicncc here today. He is w"ll
known farmer OF Anderson county ard
a son Law OF the lat" Josh Ashley.
lettering TO the Aull letter all""in"
McLaurin'S attempt to turn tn" stat
Republican in 1916. which h" charged
Mr.. Cooper with showing his friends
on the sly. Mr.. McIaurin told his
hearers he was wrong in IN" state
ment that Mr.. Cooper had been given
IN" letter 10y former Governor Blcasc.
but had gotten il from another source.
"Furthcr than that | hay" no ap"l-
OgirS TO make fOr any statement
made in connection with that corr"-
spOndencc." said Mr.. Nclaurin. ANY
man who insults M" in this campaign
has got 10 answer to me. I'VE got on"
time TO die. Mr.. Cooper SAYS am II
cripple I'd rather that hr would tak"
Il gun and shoot IN" than say that.
do not propose To attack any man M
less h" first opens the fight"
Referring again 10 the th"Shir''-
Garfield telegram hc had read. h"
said OF former Governor Hl"aS": IL
Governor Bl"as". when h" mad" this
statement did no. know that thc only
way to "in th" war WAS 10y loyal sup
port "f Woodrow WILSON, ne u 10"
short sighted To u" Il S'a"'Si''''h '""
u" "id KNOW IT, "' II '"' "'H''H'" W.
j." even citi|rh'
me speaker r''" "''''S '"'' ''"'
Harrison M"dlln "i Suhhih'it"h' ana
Hon. Ellison 'ap"rS "I 'h' Shih'
place. on" letter da''" June - an"
III" o'h"r Jun" ~ III WHICH ''' VIII
"rs informed nm "' 'h' Nn' ''''''
ana 'SN'" '''' w Wv H'''''''''''" '"''''
IT,
HhrE'"S '''' '"'' "''H wv" WV
mu'h h"""' h''N'" UP III ""'''' INV
lima politics ol E'''' ne r'''r''' ~ , 'In'"
7" Wv ''"' "
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-09

and il is not the first time I have
been stabbed in the back" continued
IN. Laurens candidate. I'm order to
set the matter before you at rest, If
my IL years Of life in this section Of
the state are worth anything, or II
my word is worth anything, / wish to
say that ] never at any time to any
person anywhere ever stated or sug-
gcsted that under any circumstances
would support Blease for any Of
flee and any man who states to the
contrary and states 1t on his own re-
spOnsibility, states what is unqualified
~ false" 1t was at this point that
Mr.. Richardson injected his statement.
Il want TO state" continued Mr..
Cooper that Mr.. Otis supported me
with hundreds CT others and he never
had any authority TO speak for me.
K. T.. Babb. my partner, had charge Of
my campaign and what letters that
were not sent out 10y him were sent
out 10y me-
ne crown mere lOuuy huiHDCiSu
about 200 voters. The audience adopted
4 resolution indorsing Former Gov.
John g. Sheppard of Edgeheld to fill
out the uncXpircd term in the United
states senate made vacant by the
death OF senator b. r. Tillman. Sena-
tor Frank e. Robinson. chairman OF
th, meeting waS instructed to send q
copy of the resolutions to Governor
Manning. They were introduced by j..
|. Rrackncll uf Plum Bra.ich.
There WAS little deviation from their
regular speeches by the other candi-
dates. The me; Ting Saturday will be
held at Abbcville. following which
there will be- interim of 4 week In the
state itinerary. w. ]. c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-09
NO. So

II. Otto. ScrGt. Willie Jcffress. Corp.
William l.. Griffin. Scrgt. John W.
Rogers. Corp. Charles W. Hewitt. Jr
ii21 North 18th street. Philadelphia.
Srr';t. Bernard Werner. CORPORAL
Charles T.. I'latt. i0l North .ith
street. Lafayette. Ind: Corp. VII
liam Hansen. 1881 Portsmouth ave-
nur. Portland. Ore: Corp. Brnj. T.
Strin. Corp. Mrarl &. Alexander,
Sharon. Pa: Corp. Karl W. Locke.
Corp. Francis J. Dock. 6"S3 East
Eighth street. South Boston. Mass:
Corp. George y. Mincry. Ogrrchce.
Ga.
Killed in action at Chateau Thicr-
ry. France. June 6. 1915. they gave
the supreme proof of that cXtrIordi-
nary heroism which will s"rv" as an
example 10 hitherto mtricd troops
First. Srrgt. Daniel ~ Hunter.
Westerly. Il. l.. Misunderstanding the
attack nj Chateau Thicrry. France. on
June q, 1918. hc fcarlcSsly exposed
himself and encouraged al men near
hii'. HlthnuGh hr himself WAS wound
"d th!"" times. He subsequently died
Of his wounds.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-09
Funeral Of Senator Tillman-Funcr-

Funeral Of Senator Tillman-funer-
III services for benjamin Ryan Till
man. for nearly - years senator from
South Carolina. were held in the Pres
byterian church at Trenton, last
Thursday afternoon, burial following
in the little cemetery close by, In the
presence of some 5000 persons, in
cluding representatives Of both
branches of congress, the navy depart
ment. and Governor Manning Of South
Carolina, and three former governors
of the state.
Floral offerings which were heaped
about the casket in the church and
covering the grave. came from hun
dreds OF friends Of the family, the
President and Mrs. Wilson. members
Of the South Carolina delegation In
congress: Secretary Daniels and the
Trenton Masonic lodge. Services al
the church were conducted by Rev
r. G. Shannonhouse. Rev. E. c. Bal
ley and Rev. B. r. Turnipseed.
Senator Lodge was detained In
Washington on official business at the
last moment but following a request
made many years ago by Senator TILL
man, he later delivered the eulogy
on his death.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-09

A letter has been received In
Chester telling Of the injuries sustain
ed by Lieut.. ]. Thomas Mcclure Of
Chester a short while since In France.
He writes that he played in great
luck" when a high explosive shell
burst near where he and two other
officers were standing. He wrote that
'only one fragment struck each off,
Ger. killing both outright" whereas
three pieces struck him and the sur
geon assured him that he will soon
he back in the game. One piece
struck his right cheek. tearing out his
teeth on that side and making its ex-
II through the middle lower lip. An
other piece went through his left arm.
but missed the bone, while a third
piece struck his left knee cap. The
injury to his knee cap. the surgeon
told him, would not leave him with a
stiff knee.