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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
High School Drum and
Bugle Corps Made Its
Debut This Forenoon

The newly orsaglzsd aluW y,nd bu-
Gle corps of thu" Albuquerpne high
school made ~ formal debut this az
t"tnnon iu pafair niYrrtisinr the
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Militoriidlc &tittdlnuuacn.

lei Hamt Gar Srob;en 2ruppsus
tjnbeji aovps tommt BON Dem ia
ttiniittn Uorte corpus, oas 80rper
otieitnet. Iiptiiou R;Bt siJtntlidl
1tIt. 8ri9doe it0nnt oon Dem ito
.ienlihtu Wort brldato. ,. b. 2rupp.
BtIeI 'hait 10 blnlt nit Dem Bort
oriqa 8eftdit. 8etummel uni
briaayt iit aultrsrlsu suidmmen
He1imtnt ertitdmmt rem latelniiten
W8ort rt9imeutnm chung. Nn
idndlit be{cihuttt q ben Grt. no
Ser G5erit iein Guartiey bate. Ter
8eetuiunlelpdnot. up'rtrlq ois 9e
ieitnuna pen Dem Ctt aai Die nsute,
bic ron Oh Gus ltgt 9efeble empiin
len. 8at2;u1n III aus Dem fran0
liid}en Mort e1tltls Sd. art emf
itluoeu uno btoeltet cine sut
SdIaht ouileitsutt 1ruppe. Is bat
I'M Is, S~ahrbuuNtrt 0as oeutItt
Wort ,FahuItln ptrorlnQi. RompM
ME II pen Fem ,attinjihen tempds
Mum steijott. ejatm Worte. od4
,nm NIT uua alnis 4rot su
l~0mmeHdtieB, TT uno oaber 9rct1t
%aofeN{t.ait atift Tapou tomnrt
r9t oty Ng3oyut Humpars. \. {.
"tutt Die m'tfiHanotr hr Sgot slleu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Ter Stnm Nuro 1nfota Int bic

Ginltellrnu oe@ ocutidlelt llntcrridlts
III oIlen oifenilidlCn SdrlIen andc.
uroupt "a mltB ma ood Die Nc.
borden. ote hleicu Neiehl ueronlaBt
iobclt. lraaGt. maritnt libcrhonpt Ser
lliterridlt I'M Qcutidcn etnne.
J ii b mor0tn lit. @ir fonnen nit
"eltlmt1theit behallpttl. mo Ole BE.
trc'1cnocn merocu Is Qcrn 3ldcbcn.
HoB oo2 nId1t aus Hltbe sum oeltt
'd'tn Ndlicr o0cr Die ocutldlc Ration
1tldlebctl lit. lonocrn neil mon 0ie,
'rt ltnterrtd,t fjlr nothmcuNid nn0
HuGlth trod1tcit (>ebt iollien ole
9choroeu ertldrtH. mas Den Inter
rldt mnotbla mno |ld}0oIih &C.
ntodlt hat Ter Nrlca hot bod an
Ntnl G&clcn m0 Mertbe Der NclItihen
prod'c nid'ta N~tdnocrt. 7aa Ger.
batter Scr Moro 1ofoiaer Nchor0cll
III nm 70 uuucritdnoIid)cr. ais oo>
&cr. 1tootcn G~r3ichunq@ 0urcait.
A"n cv oodl ilttrlld> utd)t an putrio.
tDld'cm Gnlpiinoeu fthIt, crtiart hat.
oaG o02 2tuouum Scr otutidlcn Sprn.
hc 81 tctner 3ctt uothmtuoiNe
Atlpt'tn NJ, ol2 lcru0e leet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
geioer qibt IS fein Weieb aeacn oeu

WiBbrolIh BON 2orten, - irn0 NIT
Nprtcn mer0cu mir 5ltr 3elt, ME
man iaQcu fonnte qerooe3u ere
iduft mo Icioer ldBt lid Elm
iold'c2 uoul aud faum obiaiitu limo
0odl Qtht IS Nottc lDia ,Srrlhcit. in
onreu Har1eu bcfdfmtIid1 ihon olc
qrofttn Ncrbredcn beqouacn mur0cu,
mte Tatriotl9uiu5 un0 2punIltot OIL,
lcioer r9tr 81 huuiiH mlBbroud1t mcr
oet. 9ttdlt MIR 0crbirQt iih III jiiuQ
tier ,ieJt mtcocr nltr 5t hjulllq Gldcns
utu. GrluHQuna pom oeiddit9por.
thellcu bmtrr Dem 0iebroltt Der lcb4
feren bcl0elt Nurt tplc l5udr oics
'dloft2on5eiQeu IN 3cltwQeu bemel.
lglt, iouocrn orldI 8ortettleppcrci.
mHrn n,dlt nod itllmmcrc9 Ter
Qr0bte Sduit tit aber DER 5tnit
Scr iej0c 5dmiterei hnter Ger EladQr
iellea Hun0ca. Dos hcibt lultcr Nut
iplcIr0N non 4}otrtoti2mus pocr uon
%o0alItot }t noritctteu iud't.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
prdmten'Siit

Gin Sa6r i'm gorots be5ablenne aoon'
vrnssn erbalteu ie eiuen ih0uen aalens
Der aIs grGmie gratis nno portotret, ooef
Gin Pobelenbuh. tpobon mir 3lpel oorf
uafbia baben; Observation-Disclosures" nno
Der qiebe e1pig tpehieIno eeio". an
Grdmteu iinb reiter foIgenoe our Nus
TsahI borbauoen:
Ratutopoi IT,"
Fz>npou Itne i'm gdnsen hrei8ehu 3lHm'
usern erid1ieueu uno nod $ Ruma
morn n, 6dn0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Yrrpcut ROroon'e NnmnId,aee.


1ie Sinot 9tep Port lit in 0cn Pc
fTt Dc9 : Hicrpont N%ior0uu idaeu
HlruIhmicums Qcfonmtu 0n@ieibt
reprRicutirt elncn 5hutumlHmcrth
gOn 500 600 600 bis 500 600 900
Snnit Sotperitouoile crFlGrcn. noB
0usfcIbc |ilbrrh0upt nidlt hc}nhlbnr
lei. On mandle Der oorln cutholtcnctj
&SncultnnOe nlht in 9uplttattu htr
acitrilt merotn touncn Der peritor
5cnc Nlulttmiiliouar bot bier ollie III
aeHo Observation-Disclosures ol4 ollCr
&eit suiommcuQetraQtu @cl0 fuel
te ouhci feline Rollt. tejnt@ scr StiI
dc bot eiucu Ntrth inter Si0.t0n
Ger Sohu bot Is mmmcbr Ser Sta0t
Sem Nort ubcrpirlcn. Iptldlc nami'
auF icldtc Nciie III 0en Ncn6 zines
Ger reiditcu Wfuiteu scr A@cIt actom
rtcu III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
aeaen Wlebrbe3abInns.
d d nj a htueu.

u VI Y 4t " "a
Esr .QorOIteru" > 0dbmaitlifte 3o. !.
auf 5 Sabre ld1riftIit garanttrt. ~Erop
eeab" s~G3ebduie, ertra 'eIre *oiltur,
aHe u~eueitcn @erhe5ernnaen. nblolllf
Bee bette Roidine. 6te lin irgeao e'nen
Yueis etbdltlih lit so
gie uRorbtern sAubnlu time No :. sc
a ME gio. /, MIR NIT nhtbonlotis
ldtem .0rnv 6eoo" 80
lie .Rorbitern" Gaduialtlhe No. ), III
QoIbeu Eaf : 6iehdnie. autbonthitlfte'
.gbnin Git. au8etIdacr : @elteH. mt
a~nthomotjltem o23clt 9teptnter". hos
aem artn. acbdrtete tnbiibclle. ale
.Nttafhemeut5" ~ Characterization,
cine cute 4|uitjle 8t nefn lehr b1iIl.
c $teiie Don MIR Ht0
gae -Qoroiteru7 9idbmofhlne no !,
aenou mie go. 3. uur IN 2c5t Gait
-, s,,rn, S2t
ale eleie Dlaidliucu nm abioIut ia
sauttrt. Sic Erodt hot Der Monfer AZ
rraaeu mno lie hetr0gt Don soc b's S1.0o,
In anh Der Giltdn3
2ieIe grdmicrIjlte miro ohue iretiere
Vctis ron .'cit at 3eit era3n3t nne oers
sr,sert, ule oteie Rtejic tittcti tltb mad
Dxrn ieipeiliaen Wartnuettb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
.Slc bette MteOl;iu Der Melt"

Ste hcitc Nteblitu Der Melt"
u ldlrcrbt STRAIT U Glen upu Ntlnue.
ap2tla. 1lilnlt. lit NprHi'@ AIptt
traHter Mir hahen 6 ittt fiinf ,>ah
rtu III ulltrem Nolit qcbrnudt. Gus
'ritt Vial mar ol2 melue fIciue 5od
ter ichr idlImml trtrontte ,<ufoldr
oen ShQrIad,iIeber butten ltd bet lhr
Observation-Disclosures tinueittut 5lr
Uor oom1la - Sabre alt Cic Acritt
1tlacn IN ulltreu Noult iorup0brcno
tlu uu0 anH. ubtr fttltr torultr lhr
iltl'tn Ed murot Damn oui Torui $
aAttntr0utcr a%uimcrtidm ucntod,t.
unN unb thr upu ojeieu Neilmlttcl
&nurrnoIh imcitr @od,tn tmQ lie an
2tt 0Gnt Sltlibo0Clt btrru1tufrtedlcn.
mo nod meitcrcu ilutl Npdltu ntadlte
re ~@ttpcriud't Ste III icbt dcinn0
<dl bco0uert MIR. NaG ldl uldoi ihou
irltbcr nit Ntticr Nltotilu bttount dc.
porou bin
Mt cn Nctlmtttll mtlditm loIdlt
,iruaHllit uuHdtittlIi mcr0tu utt,t
mtrtll ott @cadltia1 tlnt. lc0eu &ci
ot0oen Nl 'uocn2 Torr6'4 9tlpen.
trauttr til md}t in Apothtftn ia hu
hcti. 'cg0tru miro 0nrd' btinn0trt
p lr2ttu dtIUitri Gtut Neitrtirtna
or''e2 northumberland Nr1uterneIlnIt.
t1ls miro on' 2<ald ua'or0J }u1t
'an>t ppH n Htter tSahrttn 4 Cons
90 '5'fl 9&oih5GataH Nlu0 Ght.
tdGo. III
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
MrIer NnnSrI nit Nnrppn hat nr

qeWtbrr heu hcitgH ,>ohrtt nor Sem
Strirar cine Ne~rooppcIuua crtuhrcu.
SSm Sabre 1914 belief tr pd oui s.
:5S2 100000. I'M Icttcn ,<obrt errtnt
II cr ole i~tmlnhclltht Nohc uou 81.
9:I6, 600. 900 Ter NonNtl init "a
uooa. Mcrieo ulo @cittuoieH II In
Den %crru0bnten orel&dhrcu poH Nf5h
ono 900 off foheSl Jiptl lPiUNrotH
gciticqcn. Der iutumtrltnnlidV NaH
Del hat cbcnIulIe zinc 1roEe &trwgH
.z4ing crfohren SIN Sabre 1914 hat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Dir <totitifcr ocg Nnnoeaidah

III Smtiitifcr ocS Hnnocaidlah
aulte3 bercdlnen Die gcgcnmdrtige 9e-
u0lferuna 0cs 2anoe3 AM runo i05
NiialoneL l}crgIIdlen nit Der lett.
iahriacn 5f0bung mur6e oas cine
}unahme BON uugeiGbr ia Yiilllo
ucn erdeben. Cb ous anaelidlt5 Der
Ibutiod)c, oar uliere ginwanoernnq
inn leBteu Sabre ietr gertng uno bic
nutiirlifc @olfsoermehruug icocu
fnls feline iehr Itorfe gciueieu lit. uiff
ctnas bod qegrifien lit, fam man oa
bindcitellt iein laiicn- ,,rt ilbrlaen /
p nid,t pou GROCER Ne0cutlna, ob ca
eiuiae 0unocrtaulcno mchr ooer nc
Niger iiu6. BONN an ser Ihdtiddc. 6ai
Die gcuolferunq oe9 Qon0ea it'd III BE-
legten uier8ig &obrcn mebr al
ucrnoppclt hat. miro oo0urd'
nidta ge0noert. limo 0n3 III Elm Gr
acbnlB olti oaa Itol} }u lem mir oQr
EcraIlaIiltnQ babeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

ten Ole oortbin qcbenoen umerifani.
idlcn A~usfubrgutcr eincn 8erth por
S270,00O.0 900. 9tua iin0 g SS03,.
900 900. alio bcinohc cine 8erorei.
fodftua. 1ud, 2liieu lit eiu itdrfcrcr
tlbnebmcr umiercr MnorcH gerDorocn
SIN lepten Sabre miroe Die giiaiaroe
credit DuhreH0 inn Sabre 1914 lid
oteie 4usillr uui S400,000,000 be.
tjcf. Iie qroBc Auigdbe, Die DEM
omTifoHlideu aauimoni erpld't,
lit ictt Die, Die nellen AbloBnidrttc
alldl III hnltcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

I'm beiteu uio iitetiien III e., oaS
gSsib per u 0 ii Il II II { i una tg4oren
6aber). bic Der EoituJcjiter in oett Bros
Sereu Crldaften mnSltcIen tnnu. 3u
aGxrieuofu. gbeuio qUt mo lidet 'tno
sig G rpreR anme uHgcn. mel
ap bic Aqenieu III allen GrpreBs 1tdttos
uxu ausleteu. &eltu man oa8 ejeto per
xsusanpeiIuuQ ODER per GrpreBanlpciln lung
gdEdt. 1T Is pidlt aotbruenoiQ, ben bctret'
gxnben 8rtei reQlitrjren au lnlett. fpeun
ass aorefIs eeutiih aeihrtebeH 1T. Seqf
maru oanenen 8aaraelh IN Den 0rief, 10
gOute oiefer itets regiittirt perocn. nm
Sh<r Al lein. onB he%rieIbe ridtig nns
Earrn,t. Sir 6eIoicneuuaen in %elnradbrm
Rrigfoerfdlulie iibernebmcn mir tetnere
ki EeranttportIitfeit. Sm Sale BON
Observation-Disclosures uerae'e man ia
nadlt, Die aite ebenlolpohl luie Die ueuc
Esstoffite on8uQeben. bonn font tculen
auir ben 4nmen III ben 0,lderu gar uldpt
fsrhsu.
RonenssG rosrs oiIrfeu nitt. ME onS
80 oft asIhiehi, ais permeiutlihe Quit
eHrn aur Ii 4 h b q ( lueroen, fo''
a<rn liuh ben 8riefeu bet8uIegcn.
Guittuna erIolat uur burh denoernng
ass Datums aui oem aoreBitreifeu,
Han abreIiire einfnt;
~Hsreheru", "a erafis, gSts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

Gle @tQcHo pon llr1uutii tn
Scr E'una3rti lit Sic. mcld1e pom
Nicer on' Utiicittu 0uf Ser @at
cn;'crnt til. u1mIit 2i00 0ilomc
'cr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

sn groiie, Den /. 6e6ruar 1918,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Our Country, Right or Wrong
G Right To Be Kept Right
III Wrong To Be Set Right
Carl SEIZURE.
Srri triIhamerifnuiid,

9rei trlldl- merifnuiidDr 3eitnus
geu an Mem 2)ort mo @oitou otc
belnnoia I'M %utcrciie scr Nc'rtump
SSrIauo's Yropdaouoo mohttn. III Der
Ecrionot Surdl otc @oit pcrlpcruert
Mbcrncn.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
l.. & c. TO RUN TRAINS BY
MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK
Bridge Over Catawba r'inaiiy Near.
Completion and New Schedule
Is Announced.

The Lancaster & Chester Railway
company announces schedule of
trains between Lancaster and Ches-
ter effective December %. While
this date is given as that upor
which trains will make regular
schedule, The News was informed N,
the general managers Office this
morning that trains would make the
trip by the middle of next week. if
no unforeseen delays occur. The
announcement of regular schedule
between Lancaster and Chester viii
be received with great interest bv
the business men and others of the
section traversed by the line. part
OF which has been without a regular
service since the floods Of 1916
For The present there will be only
one train each way day 1t will
leave Lancaster at Q a m, and ar
rive Chester II a. m; returning.
leave Chester at p. M, and arrive
Lancaster at p. m.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13

The White House, Washington, d. c.,
November 1918
To the American
One million by
pers or the Red Cross Christmas
good They made OF
united
only to of
Of
sustain and the
represented
beiSium France told of
the Red Cross workers restored
and at the canonmens have
een to be of seve
glory are the heritage
Now, Gods Christmas MASSAGE
peace does not that means further
acrhce Our membership
ne great tasks to come We atten
1--WE world that America
ne" era our old indifference
exact nature the
peno upon the programme of the
Is need
service we
ors are still under orders and still
ghest and that
means great deal to
moreover returning home today
nave the assurance that the them in
the dark and doubtful
uneH hack to faith in mercy and in
AS PRESIDENT of the Red in
aue OF sOcn
every American would join the
oh to the whole human greeting for which
WOODROW
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
STRICT QUARANTINE
ON IN SPARTANBURG
Health BOARD again Closes -;
Public Places in View OF In
fiuenZa Situation.
WOODROW WILSON,

Spartanburg. Dec. 12.-Spartan
burg has been placed under an in
iiuenza quarantine fully as rigid. and
in some respects far more rigid than
the one which became operative on
October 4.
meeting held to consider tho
local health situation. which has
been growing from bad to worse
eve" since November II. the hoarl
OF health by and with the approval
of the city council imposed a Quaran
tine which closes all churches.
schools, colleges. shows and forbids
all public gatherings of any kind
whatsoever.
The following regulation becomes
effective at once:
All public and private schools and
colleges and all churches, Sunday
schools. all moving picture shows
and theaters, pool rooms and all
other such places are closed. Func
tions at churches and home are not
"i'p"'u' III stores TWO customers
VIII be allowed to each clerk, in
Guiding the proprietor and man
ager. In restaurants so per cent of
the seating capacity. including table
and counters. will be allowed All
restaurants and drug stores NAV on
sundays sell only drugs and medi-
cal supplies and prepared foods.
such as IS usually served. No drinks
or other articles may be sold.
The students of Converse college.
Womord Fitting school and Hastoc
school are leaving for their homes
The students of Wofford college will
leave rs soon as the S. A. T. C. unit
is mustered out OF service. The city
schools were closed until January 8
or later.
The quarantine is efsectiv~ 80 q,
indefinite time and it is rob III,
that the ban Will not be lif, 4 ur
after the first Of the year.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
GIVEN LIFE TERMS
FOR KILLING CHILD
Husband and Wife Convicted at
Court for Dorchester County.
Others Also Sentenced.

st. George. Dec. 12.-The special
term of court for Dorchester county
that convened here has dispatched
business rapidly and a large num-
Der of cases were tried. resulting IN
number of convictions. Judge
Edward McIver was the presiding
Judge. this being his first term at
st. George.
l.. X. Robson and his wife. Ma
tilda. We're sentenced to life terms
in the peMtentiary for killing their
child. James Fault was given %
years for attempted assault. Tom
Jones got Is years for murder Pink
Banks was given eight years for at
tempted assault. William Fielder
received ten months sentence for
larceny; Weldon Green 1S months
for larceny Henry Pinckrey anG
Handy Pinckney. two years and one
year, respectively, for resisting ar
rest. Ellis brothers three years for
stealing hog. Sammie Carter. Y.
Banister aid Dewey DeBose wera
sentenced for petit larceny Two
murder cases were postponed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
Furman Magill Dead

The death OF Furman Magin. a
prominent citizen of Heath Sprin T..
occurred at his home in that town
early Saturday morning. He was SO
years old and for several years had
been connected with the Springs
Banking and Mercantile company as
salesman. Surviving are his wife
and two children. a young daughter
and young son. IL and 13 years OF
age respectively. Mr.. Magili was
prominently connected in the county
and his death is greatly deplored by
numbers of friends and relatives
His death was due to influenza fol-
lowed by pneumonia.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
w. o. W. Meeting.

There will ho a public meeting OF
Cedar Camp. w. o. w. at their hall.
Van Wyck, Tuesday afternoon. De-
cemher Il, from $50 to p. m. All
members of the camp. their families
and friends are earnestly requested
TO be present. Bring baskets of
lunch and combine the social feature
with the business of the camp. Off
GERS will be elected at this meeting
and other business considered.
Lunch will be served after the busi-
ness session
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
"iv Organization womcn,s Divisio,

wv pr"hni/ation NOmcn'S Division
Following is the city organization
nf the Women's division for the Rol
Cross Roll Call:
Team No i
Captains-Mrs e. NJ. Crox,on,
Mrs. J. p. Mackorell, Mrs. r. r.. Rid
die. Mss Guy Skipper.
Team No. .
CAPTAINS Mrs La-ta Hood. Mrs
Frank Hunter. Mrs. w. p. Robinson.
Ms. r. w. G.aeber.
Team No 8
Captains-Mrs. John Madra. Mrs.
j. T. Wylie, Mrs. Leroy Springs
Miss Mamie Hill Moore.
Team No a.
Captains-Mrs j. A Stewman.
Mrs G. j. Derrick Mrs O. B. Bart
lett, Mrs. w. F Harper.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
Would Keep Them Under Gov
ernment Control for at
Least Five Years.
TO STABILIZE CONDITIONS
Recommendation Not Made i'm
SppOrt of Any Theories for
Ultimate Policy, Mr.. McDoo
Says.

Washington, Dec. 12.-Contin-
uance OF government control OF
railroads for five years, or until jan
uary l, 1924, was recommended by
Director General McAdoo in letter
to the chairmen of the senate and
house interstate commerce commit
tees.
This would permit a fair trial OF
government operation. said Mr.. Nc
Adoo and eliminate the unsettled
condition under which the railroads
must be operated during the next
year or two if their status is not
changed materially by legislation.
This recommendation is not made
in support of any theories concern
ing the best ultimate policy of run
ming the railroads. Mr.. McAdoo en-
planned. but only to give the nation
time to form its ideas carefully.
The director general explained
that ii is impossible to retain the
roads under government control for
Fl months after the declaration Of
peace without further legislation.
owing to the strain on the morale of
officers and employees, and pointed.
out the difficulty Of obtaining COM
prehensive legislation on the subject
soon.
President Wilson in his recent
address to congress said he was un-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
After Four Months in German
Prison Camp Lancaster
Man Comes Back.
HE is NOW IN FRANCE
Grover c. Welsh Takes Charge
of Office of Sheriff of Ker
shaw COunty-Other Ker-
shaw News.

Kershaw, S. c., Dec. ia ru
NOR was current in Kershaw las
week that Lieutenant Hazel Plyle
was mentioned in the casualty list
as killed in action 1t was mis-
take. however, and grew out OF the
fact that his mother, Mrs. Lula
Plyler, received letter from the
American Honor Roll, of Hartford.
Conn, 50 reporting him Mrs
PINler made inquiry of the war dc
partment at Washington regarding
the matter and they replied that the
information was incorrect, that
Lieutenant Plyler passed through
Switzerland November 29th and was
now in France. Lieutenant PlvIer
was confined for about four months
in German prison camp. A cable
gram sent by him to his mother
from Germany on THANKSGIVING
day. reached her on last Sunday
n. .orning.
Mrs. r. c. Blanding. of Sumter.
came to Kershaw last week to ioin
her daughter, Miss Francis Bland
| ing, teacher in the Kershaw gra-
ded school They are boarding with
Mrs. Edna Jones and Mrs. Blandins
will make Eer home in Kershaw
during the tern nf school.
J. T. Stevens has been spending
several days in the north on busi
ness. During his absence from town
Mrs. Stevens has been visiting ic
Lancaster
Mrs. John C. Jenkins and chill
dren. Esther and Mary Ada Jenk-
ms. went to Lumberton. y. c.. las
! Thursday 10 visit Mrs. Jenkins sis
ter. Mrs. William Britt. and to at.
t"rd the marriage of Miss Ruth
Britt, of Lumberton.
! Mrs A. y Hair and little son.
! George Uamel Hair. and little Miss
| R"ttie Hair who srcnt two weeks N
k"rshaw with Mrs. Hairs parents.
I NJ. and Mrs j. w. Hamol returned
to their home in Blackviuc yestcr
day.
Clerk Of Court Paul Moore. of
La"caste", ard his son. Cant. Cant
z'n Moore, of Camp Jackson. wcr,
visitors IN Kershaw Monday after
noon. Clerk Moore was here to holi
a reference
Miss Grace Tompkins. teacher ~
the public schools of Charlotte. i,
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President Wilson'S Red Cross Christmas
Roll Call Message

The White House, Washington, d. c..
November &c, 1918.
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Lancaster County Organization
Has Aided in Many Good
Causes.
WORK STILL GOING ON
Women Are United and a
Higher Sense of Patriotism
Has Been Aroused in the
County.

The chairman of the Lancaster
county woman's committee Of the
Council of National Defense begs t,
submit the following report:
The Lancaster county woman's
committee is now well organized AMI
- splendid running condition.
the teginning of the year 1918 al
executive board was appointed Then
your chairman visited the school
districts in the county. appointing n
chairman in 80 special districts 10
serve in any capacity. The same
district chairman worked in the
third Liberty loan drive War Sav
incs stamps drive. health campaign.
child's welfare work. fourth Liberty
loan drive. United War Work Cam
paign and War Camp Community
Service.
The Red Cross chairman. Mrs.
Leroy Springs, gave valuable assist.
anCe in getting an efficient educa-
tional chairman. and has aided in
ance Of the work in the county. A
mass meeting was held in the court
house in August and the health cam
paign was launched. Dr. C. V.
Aiken. U. s. public health service. in
well chosen words, outlined the
purpose of the campaign. After the
meeting ret with the executive
board and kindly offered to assist in
getting health nurse Mr.. r. z
Wylie. chairman OF the mems COM
mittee and your county chairma 1
visited all sections OF the county to-
gether and tried to put forcihly be-
fore the community the importan 20
OF safeguarding their own health
and the health of others August
18th was settled upon for "clcan M
day" THROUGHOUT the city and entire
county. Mrs r. c. Brown was ap-
pointed chairman for this work
Sixteen volunteer nurses diG
snlendid work during tho cpidom c
of influenza through the Rcd Cross
chapter.
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Miss Catherine Wylie has returned
from Salem for the Christmas holi.
days.