Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, September 13, 1917, Image 1
ts in-town Tuesday
BLEEDING CMS
:j&ntiousou.iec
•»* tn acquiring- a
iy, “I’tp Jtis’t got
.sarld the"man
rliiiiiVv 1 aiunor
bu'uud, but <
b'j^o T‘;ct to- his ronrn in
*br ftYXfeqrnd hmrjrht “rtnyriiTafnafni-.
toed • ,r ‘•’Five nr 'ofYe'~ of my
mines', i* ,T pi ■•■dilfceY” he dpi m A-'UP* '•.
•’They’re all d vm.qa n d -are paying
v,** per Ant or X kites-tment.’’ They
,>*.•1* hv.r h< ra 'jadyfng the maps-
a ucUIgTfT*? on the dally output anil the
pr*.'«« ut- rtrjce of ro,-d. . Finally, the
question of the amount of money iu*
vb^ed in the deal waVfJfdfcehed. “How
mnchXkiwmj want for the whole prop-
v.’ 11: it An it ri< i n tStitSci \
have «hni<
profit vVyUi t>.. ThO'W r^kioi
I-iJopsiate to, lhe ofjf]
’YlieyjiunV-bo bought for.pifi
t<> r» cviiv-H Jr^ttie soj'* in
The r* >4ti*»ln‘re ik that tlj“*p<
miZ.M&SUiiteX7 and imipi
Mtr v Mstiiv»> Pr.-,,. In ,7'
s, di motored ))vpt! ^loiida-A
mem ittdii* new Ford, fin
t Oil) f
rectum
rU4*?-^ki -aufti-y" b*tv-
ytr^ltTnhr nehe<I the Kqntnrkir.
Ijurg man. “Gee^ TLadn’t figured on 7 7
putting more than $25,000 in mining” *y7
s*«id the man fiynn the Bine Grass
at iiornc to carry .on ;<fiair'$ o
tWf'dimty amt the laws of fcre
at ion—to what entF^jhatJ poster
ity come,’if the war s^Ul Iasi
indefinitely. 7517 7 .
wqrkS\of Pushkih, IHjfkcns, Shake
speare, uftnte, CkM’ysflfes, Goethe, Tol
stoy, Heine,TytipTr Hugo and count
less others^a-re aitbe disposal, of the
is. liot^nowiir wKfetlieri the
ICaiser has forgotten tha.t v St,
HelenaJs Mill an English i*»s-
sessid^fey V- “ ° 1
for Cimrlestoii^here he wiil
enter the Citadeh^OwejAf
many friends wish llW^nueh
success in hia studies. Ay <N.
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SIXTY SIXTH Yl.nR
si ;tv sixth YH.au
vi.xyi
NEWBERRY MAN W3UNDED
IN A HOTEL HERE
NOTICE
ULMER SOCIAL NEWS
BROWN CREIGHTON
DRAFTED men nave
CHANCE FOR COMMISSIONS
NEGROES WILL “OCCUPY
SECTION TO THEMSELVES
* Members of thy .Ldrnweli
Libnui’y. A's^deimion are n qu'ert-
ed'to ljiieetTtt the ■ foyidy iye ot
Dr. A. BV Patterson to Vole mi
Library book 5 ! to Camp
< >no yf t!n i pretaioso u
ever, witnessed in .Par 1
though quiot+aiuFsiuiple t
MiK-l^hi.'.SruUh and MY.
JYm if. McMillan wore married
; J. Ily Evans, of Xowberry
son of Hon; 11. H.'Evans, C
7 AVfcsh i n gtojp, ^Sej)t. ; 8/*—D ra f*
ted men now mobdmng will bi*
permitted to obtain commissions
in the next officers"; training
camo, Secretary of Wa-rxBaker
Jackson
camp, Secretary of
..said today. .•
Also on their arrival at the
draft camps, they will be„ per
mitted jto Join the army of the
seryietf' for which they consider'
tlremselyes best fitted; in view-
of their .employments or pro-
. fessions irif civil life’ 1 .
‘ A.wide field for advancement,
is thus opened up to the mm
who go ip as conscripted p: ivates
"*The following ruling was pulp'
"Wished today by ’ Pruvemt M ar
shal (Jgiieral Crowder:
‘ Mon are not drafted for any
Special branches of the servieo ;
or7mv special work. Ail rnust’
report to a mothu/^ition camp
with the contingent of their
local ihoard: - VVnen tlrey arrive
j ftt i ; amt> :i (*a reful iin p t i ry will
lie madednto their specia’/cjuali:'
lications', and, in so:^far as is
feoinpat ihhi with Ipe public' in-
ock
tterson,
Secretary i
terest, each man will be assign
ed to that dmy <»:• to the branch
of-the miljtary,.service where Iv
can render thegreatestdiemdit.’'
—'Syi-retary llaLrr -'.i ill*: -
“The War Ih phnment has un
der contemplation a thirdresery^
otticers’ camp, although it has
not bet*n definitely decided
If this camp is held, prej&Ymco
wiil'be given to the;apjjfrcation-
of drafted men vyrne desire to
try fdr Comim»9K>rts.' ’ »
The nmvfnneht of the lir^t-Mi
per c^mt^cfie.’draft army to the
Hlon camps, was without
The slightest hitch, according to
phportsjto (ienoral Crowder to
day from the 1 different states.
This work accomplished, the
locol boards are now turning to
.the larger labor of getting 40
per cent-of their quotas oil’ to
camp on-September lth-— -
— See the' new finished Majestic
..-range, sanitaiy t easy to
Salesman Wanted
- - • .... . " '••• -b< *
Lubricating oil, grease,, spe
cialties, jyiTnt. Part . dr whole
fnhc. Commission basis until
ability is • established'. Man
'with rig‘prefehfed7. m ^
Keiiuing i\v. .
Cleveland, t)hio. 1
C oldknicd fr.uri page four)
in the ..world, it is hard, foi
them, to-.detenniri!* who. they
can trust at this, time, wherr—so -
mnclrCi-r'rnan inTriyu 1 is’rioting
ill Vo ugh thwCTanks" And this
together with the iul-iuem-o of
v' ' Jl r
tlie Hasnlists and, other conflict
ing political prfipagajida, will
cai>7;. .considerably delay in
‘reaching a dotomiiinitioii, as t«i
til, !11 -rcriggfr f„ "hriFfiYiuaf.
was'
acideutally shot here'thi
noon by JAmes Epting, li fellow
townsmen, at a local hotel.
The pistol' bali entered Mr.
Evans’ lefj hip, passin^'ohtirely
through his body and . lodging
in,his clothing. He was given
immediate medical -attention
and was taken to a kdspitaj^ ini
Svtmter on the afternoon train.
According to \a statement by
/rhe physician in attendance, it
was iiffpo'sible to tell !u,w seiidua
tlp‘ woipml may proye to-be' un
til a more thorough E xamina
tion is luad'*. # ,
......According to the testimo.
of 11u0 wounded man, Mr Jyv7cn>,
aiid' a third membci ; mf>Ylio pjfl
ty, A. C. M^tthe\v<^iCi»oof New-
berry, the. two pm!)£ meu were
till-h -7f imrsday w at A t HO oYlock in
Preiglitothp^tly daught'T of-MK Whnte'Oak, BaptistMCliurehy
Mr and
and Mrs T, D. Creighton, to Mr
Allen Brown of f Meyers Mill,
which, tobk place at the home of
the -bride’s jiarents, ‘‘The Oak s’ ’
on Wednesday afternoon, Sept.
Oit h., at five 6 ’clock ^
• At tlie.'appointed hour, onl
the immediate • families oLMPei
contrmtiug- jtarti-s,-
iptvst
White Oaki ft.
Mrs. McMilku" arrived here
Sunday wlyeVe -they will make'
their future home
i s Annie L lUTDlckinson is
isitiiig-rt*iatives in AMvUle, N.
o. • .7 —•.
v. , v. Miss .Eunice Sanders enler-
out m-the open, oii/flm Ifroad ■ tained a few fr-ietids last Tues-
pia/,/a of-the lovely old home,
where tlromrntfessi.ve ring ct it -
inonv way^H-rJunnol by tile
Key, \yf\i. ijayt i s,'in tho'ea.str-ni
endYo' 4he veranda, wher»‘ an
hitj:se(,l :1 ]t« r had 1 >een ar-
ranged of palms, fenys and cut
-intenuingled with sy*uTii-
day evening in ..honor of' her.
gue>ts M is-es Zelle Halford and
Kudh McMillan. .
- • , *
Mr.- Jacob iDeer attended.thb
Sinitit - MeVIilfan wedding. Jit
W hiteA’ak, N. C. front there he
eiui sinila\ T ami ivy, Which-e>>\<■!•-
ed the huge old v\jiito coJuino.s
and
and who can bestghe L>(fste«l.
Tiihr pan in tin- walyritrill'be of
immense ml7Ui ieaMa .i-fs results'
”'1ie disaster iluft they' have re'-
eoiitiy.suffgffd, play but little’
part’ i:Ygho' final end. It has
h» I'p^fboUglit oVeu/ in *...some
qhfnHers, that it mav'bosalutary.
tnese'y'esadiM's, bringing to the
Kussia-n heart aijl mind ;• warn
ing as to the dangers surround
ing them, a«nd more quickly ro-
styriTig them to tlielr normal
condition.' of adherence Ux law,
ahifgjjo^erment, and that they
would dedicate themselves to h
greater performance of tlifcir
duties as soldiers than ever be
fore.y It is fully expected that
History will repeat itself in~the
coming winter" and the same re
sults will come to the Kaiser
and his armies, as canity to.Nap-
olean ill his effort through the
conquest of Russia,do dominate
all Europe, and where We maw
not have the burning of a -Mos
cow, we \vill;liave the snows
.....^.feHn-^tHiFToFHiejtl, m\4 a beaut> and tlie "BTberean wolves that
CiU at our store . this week and i„.j u ,„|„ d( ,. uh and -. ifts tr A ic
' ihp factory rn>yseutative tlon to Napofean «nd his meu
explain to you 11n^_ advantages
©f the range wifWYi-ovpuiatioii.
X <y V ATnhiir.-;
MuliStmda- Ok UU- liWtM-l, r — v^t i V . •/
lying on smafate beds^'when in | and festooned along the walls CCb 1 - ^ r.inge )U ig.
-onie nijywm r a pistol- held by ! and ceiling, formed a lovely.
Mr Rpunig was discharged with
thembove results, 7 .
back ground - to the already
beautiful scetle.
./ihe bride i•i.iie.re.d with the
where he. \v d 1 sjiee. 1 several da vs
Miss Ada Sanders is visiting
groyni from the sitting room i.O
, u?ySeveral—t'mwit'i
i n i4> y ■» ^
— -• — : 7 ' m hppropmte ] uc.-es bT muk ic were
YjJ U^ms Picked frethi ITbwn .|^ j rendered by MhsjKate VV«>od-
- -Adr w Mai-v_ A -1 Lh- v and - idaiTg-l»-
The peae“ of the world vcati
-never lie secured with RnssfuTa*
r■ V
MrB. O. Sainlers of Allendale
was in the city Tuesday.
1 * , \
I-- R. I*. Searson, Esq. jof.Allen
dale-was in’town Tuestlaj . - -
Mr J. E. Hair of Blackville
was in town Mbnda\4 on iin-
...
porkant business.
• ' ■ '* j
Mrs. W. L. Moody And chil
dren of Augusta returned home
Monday after spending a week
with her parents Mr Mrs.
Frank Grubbs. 77-
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• During this week a handsome
set of codking utensils will be
given away to every purchaser
of a Majestic range. This is an
out-and-out gift and the price
of the Majestic remains-the-saine
as always. See them while you
are at the special demonstration
tliis weekf : - -
G. F. Mol air.
; .. - A 7} * ■ •
- -Mi« Jeiuqe Kirkland left on
^--wxjrd (hiriv.g tht 'rnemonv.
Miss Zplhh Halfdrd< refutned
to her home in Bhtck\Tlh r 'after
a'delightful visit witJi friend-
♦ . £ .* *■
—iColumbia,. &0pt. h,—yhftf the —
races at Camp JacksOA' will bo
"‘grbgated if negro troops are
to be trained here as seems now
to lie the determination erf the -
War Department, was made
known through, an announce
ment tod ayy 7
Washington dispatches some
t ime ago stated that at least one
separate , regiment of negroes
would be organized: at each of
tite canton me tits. The 40 per
(••■nt increment to be brought
here on ptcmhfT . 10, . .W'ill
bring thousands of negroes ami
in the total f|uota tliofe vid he
a great deaf more than chough
for regiment','- in fact it Seems
-* 41iiw that tlgjre jvill he as. many
if not more, negroesv brought
here from thv three states under
the draft than whites. In that
case, the negroes at (^i_mp Jtjck*
son will he organi/.^fl into c ^par-
ate battalions and will be Com
pletely segregated from -the.
wiritetroo]Ts ; Thrywil fhavea
I 7
1 retriediatEfy after tin- cere
mony, the bride .and groom
left by automobih*...for Augiista,
from which point they are to
visit several-places for awhile,
. reluming to the home .of the
grooiUcat Meyers Milll which
will Le-ihere future lionu*. .
The out ofxtp_wji guests at the
wedding were: Mr and Mrs.
Brown, parents of the groom, Kinder*.
Miss Ruby Brown, tlte^ grooms
little sister, and Mrs H. C:. • • Mr . John F - Holly of Kline
ter M irss (Ymnie ' of Savaimah,
visit-’d rekrti\es near lufe last
Wr lk>. ‘ - - ' • -*•- ■ .. I .
Mrs (lappie Uichai-d'Oti 7>f ;
Barnwell is/visitin'^ Mrs J. M.
Ulmer.
' • ' "•> ‘
Miss Ruth McMillan returned
to iler home in YurnyiRe after
visiting relatives ami' friends ■
fie re
under the present' plans* f
AH the first increment of the
Florida and North Carolina
■troops have not yet arrivedr Ti
ls expecteu that t'heir move
ment will behuiiplcted ly Tues
day, . . okt™. '
GUARD TO BE IN SPOT LIGHT
Mrs M. M. Holly of Kliao Js
visiting at the home of Mrs Ida
Walker, of Georgia, aunt of the
bride. ' ' '■-
EIGHTY THOUSAND
TO DIE IN A YEAR
Two Hundred and Twenty Meu Wilhiq. Draft
Age Drop Ou: Each Day, Natural Cause
is visiting at the home of Mrs
Ida. Sanders.
x7 ' ■ >7 • • •.
- -My JohiiTh Wepkly and soil
Willie;visited Columbia recent
ly. ‘
-Misses Maher Weekly and
Zora Blount are visiting relatives
in Bamberg and Rovvbsville.
.whys beeusinguig “When Jolin-
nv Gomes Marching. Homo,"
says Luther IF Little'ill Leslie's.
Too many people now are point-
—Mi". Emily lvHeY. 4he Misuses
\Yarren. and .Mi ,x Angus Ri] t »v
trisited .YD- W. T. Lembn th-i-
trdrpemleney of Gcrwmw-^-AI-U ^.-w?y V ^° r * TMA'A 1 * Ihk iiiLfl -ing mitt lie te rrible can u a 11 te?
the wi>; yL-rebo.g.FKze.a. th.;.-, ajid j i]i ,! * 11 nt * l . u (College, •> rnfm catastrophes, the Violet
FEW REAL BOOK STORES HERE
Count To1stoy-4truek by Lack of Op-
—poHunftlel for"©btainfng Good
Literature in United States.
Ktmads bring made eaWi day , Mr and Mrs T. W. Di|k(
.Mr and Mrs George T. dVCs-
Cothjiave retufmed froliT 4heh
tour," they will leave
llYt.e in uTiew diiys- fo.r_Gharli)i--
ton vvhere thev’ nvi 11: make .their
X- ‘ *"
future home.
Jo”Avalize tlie7Important part nrang. J,*frg ^pehl the W(Vk ehd-
sh - niu.'t play- m-Jiiainfaining ing aV:rh Mr and Mrs W. 1
the integrity of Europe, in or- J^ck-oii.
der to maintain her own in !e-
ntkmcy, happiness and success
Tin 1 sympathy T America’ 4s
with, her and America is fur
nishing money and raflromis to
hel}) her, and everv eiicouragi'^
ment is being given to 'perman
ently ('st.abiisheiElu'r as ii'n- in
dependent Republic in the.par
liament obflatiohs.. Tr
7 X ’ ,
iolent
,,]■ ■ deat!i', and all the bther horrois
foT war: A casual reading of
luortaiitv.percentages ip various
In
Si >an mht American
State Troops Will Have Major Placa
In Thoughts of Genorai Public, „
Saya Regular Officer.
It seems to me,”
cer of long experience,
the Army and Navy
little friendly, earnest advice to our
National Guard units would he.strictly.
In .order at this time. The members
of the former state regiments are p»:
cullarly placed In the great organisa
tion which Is to Include all ouy forces.
They will have a major place in the.
thoughts of the genera! public, which
always haa ignored, except in the most
abstract way, the existence of a regu
lar army. Unless things go wrong the
Guard will be over the water and In
the midst of things before the regis
tered lads have mastered the intrica
cies of extended field maneuvers. And,
without dwelHng on the Justice of iP^
you cair bet that Company Q of Po- ~
dunk will be. mentioned oftenor in the
— -press stories than any similar unit of
In my country, as i« tlic other parts
of Europe, nobody .need imve any dilil-
mlty iu lirnling book stores in small
towns or in large cities, Count Ilya
j Tolstoy writes in thtLOntury maga-
j zine. Here one can find a cigar store,
W a I*, ! a drug store, ail kinds of shops where
Mr A. K. Dunbar of. Meyers ; wliich \Vus, of course, a small j luxuries can be purchascdr but-the
Mitl- wa,' iiVAowit 1 uosxhiy.- ' allair, an-.l where the casualties--Lurking of a bookshop is often a very
: ^ 7, ,X j; 'hard quest. Ewn in NcwTYork it is
Mr Willie Johnston of Kline * w( ‘Te trmu disrate rather than 1 ■
Mis.sk Edna Morris of 'UMri-
marlcspent the week einl Gimv
with Miss Eloise Morris. -
Mrs Maude Usserv, Marie
; Essen*, and R. l\ Kennedv of
Jorm bid ha.s-a tile ratio‘of battle
loss to disease was as one to live
hard to'find a real book store,' where
.T—' '
-tiie atrendants know their itniliurs'yiul
Pershing’s-boys. For this reason and
others,4-would say to our Guardsmen;
“The National Guard will soon be
engaged in one of the largest and most
ditiicult undertakings, in a military
way, that has been attempted in tills
country since the Civil war. That Is
your- mobilization at camps, transfer
to the copmimrkntion and crossing.
Things should move with comparative
smoothness if-every man jack of you,
from brigadiers.to renr-file private.
'i\,,tj ii. The. chances of ' lbs-
t'roip di>e;ise have been ,largely
wijn (\ont. Typhoid alone ciuis- ^ in( ‘]” L
^d ^o.pcr ct iit ul a 1,1 tlie.;i|i.si*a>e j smaller cities, tli,e task of*flndlng
ileat h-In .that war'. . • • ■ .
can help one select the b<*>Rs-that one
needs on any subject. There are
some, hut none too many; They can
be counted on the fingers of one’s
takes advantage of the, experience
gained in the mobilizauon of last
year.’
books is a hopeless one.' There are a
but
If troubled with"
Rleedinq Glims, Use
This Mouth W.^sh
Dentist L T se
;EI> WiinXit “Li.ciu The-(Liy : !uJiv '• ' rlle Aim-rirtui i-X|.( ri<nic t:i- s.ofes wlnje wW; 1>ui
’ ! T,,!. ,f v Vi-ili, ' ‘ tfc. winch is a Stiniilai-il Mr Life " l,at h«“'Ks! Novels mostly, the over-
. J v l, v " 1,1 IHI '- t • . * . , . age tri»hemeral Romance; magazines
■ nt; j , . * ui'iiraina 1 .coininitaUons, suq\Vs i- , ...
n j . , * m -jT A , f {m ,1: , 1 , ’ , * with two many l’’-concerv< d articles
. . A -\v p • r- .'ii
* rn!;bV't with c ' *r<•» •
in e g hum. wluc.ii »>; '
a iiu
Sfcusitiw . i ti>u *ii.,v ■ i'jL-1it■ eui.t f! afi j i 1
'-be niMiPh •■.•ltd 7’uvl’ n vn -TTl.
l.b..t uiS'Cq' i Uj r m a 1. - CO i¥d l U qn <, contairdug little upbuifitiiig criHci*»m
at ;>'p> of 21, 7.bA.nf -4-tick of public life, nurefi iU-(tigcstcd'. inf or-,
l .Otttk w ill <li7 in nrcrir.' 7\t a ,T c ihatlon, ami newspappes yhich -tifl'oni
• II ivEivch D niaxin.hUi - M vai-iie; being most-'
l-li > «<»*»< • ■■ Sepxxl mue-
^.4" \ '7 ‘i• tT it :o p:i til'X • w‘1 • 'Viii ' i|5?jn,*s .ajvXkinp compared \yittt Eur«h
■ 7X< :kIi \ i-.ii'vt' S.1. t | p;fin reviews. ^btUnhv’rftun'^.of sffr>:>
”■ • ■ kiml. t!.7 nniAers'al itpoti tnre. is 7
iy-kuoM.H. U-bre. -TWye artTA^an. i»
HE DIDN’T HAVE $2,000,000
Mari From Kentucky Thought for ft
While Th^t He Might Buy the
Coal Baron's Property.
New York Is chrick-fujl of little pik
ers who are ben* seeking opportunities
to invest their m st egg^, which usual
ly run in the five figures, {^Pittsburgh
VTfispatch eikirespendent wr!t<* s * One of
Tbmn. a man. fv--nt Kentucky, who had.
wis^eil hiivisfif into the wealthy class,
met. a Wealthy coal baron from Pfir-
; .-rsbhrg. W. Va.f and let it he known.
T- fou: 4- ' “• ‘•'4 X -b" L-
V’; . V t -a - .ag .I-..; -d i.i.r.iiiTl
for-''' (•rXX. inq, iron >Jatt i.p 'r:
ext^rnnl’r-;» dy.
^ruifgMt : h;fre - if. .tt-eet jmcW -7 em\m - fit' •tor-J n ied 1)V ;i iilimbor’bt' VOUtu-' a .
z&glZA*--.* r "■"i^m .uiwaaic.
prfecN. s ires :^n*i : ‘MV a\ e I V * ^ .oL’* a s v.i «i 'J, Vf ■ /v - 7 % .,
j.-..maki.Y-t>a.t* ; ei •■ r \^ • 'j | : iVil ' »-T . \ 7 WPTI I « 1 I fil? O • 1 4471 ”*