Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T" H" 7 n s ■ **: ft * 1 •* * 'i.r *“. ■' / •. H , i / / /• / •/ / SIXTY SIXTH YEHR ESTABLISHED 1852 SIXTY SIXTH YEAR 2LH VOL LXVI. i , •• BARNWELL, S C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 191s NO. 4r. ~7t;- -y -I-'—— VOTES ARE»INCREASING FOR DIAL AND {COOPER Both Show Substantial Majorities With] Nomination Certain BYRNES IS RFELECTED •* Second Race for Short Term in Senate Another Pri mary May Be Necessary to Decide Contest for Lieut enant Governor Close Race for Railroad Commis- “7* sioner. X • of the affection pesteem and regard in which Mr. Sawyer was lndd by tlie^eople of s the State. He was bucied in the cemetery at Orangeburg in tlie family plot, and there rests one who had endeared himself in the hearts of the entire State'by his affectionate, tender and con siderate disposition. The State of South Carolina can ill afford at this time k> lose such officials as Mr: Saw? •yer. His ability in office has- beeu demonstrated from his therein during various adminis trations uniRTieTvas' finally ap- Tfh nearly 101)0,00 votes n ported for the.senate in Tues day T ^ptuh Carolina primary Dial continues to maintain his majority hover Blease and Rice, increasing his lead over Blease l£2,<Slf» vot* s while his majority over the two is 18,974 Later - return^* ivceivM showed Dial steadily, holding his lead and his majontv may bek tic reused by the vote* yet t> »>e reported. The ia*st vote snowed-: Dial otl,•!<(», Bioase •>•1,001, Rice* .1,841. . 'For 'h' 1 short senate term a second primary will he necessary 1 >etwee:i/mMI lock and IV>ples. Rollock continued .Jfil lead as ad-j and all agree that never has ditio.ia i it turns were recei\ed yesteaday. '1 he vote : Pollock^'JK, j tl«e State" had a nnire capable 7’S0, Feeples 27,123, Benet tMgkl. man at the head of this depart- —^—FUrtin-: • Ar-Crmp-r game 1 e.m-iU^i abb* ground during theduy, ment thau Mr.Tsawyer audit i ucreu - i * i g * his majority over his fobsT opponents to 14.427 while • was with ;i personal sense of 11i> lea l oyer Ric’ ard*. liis m-are-t opponent, reached ’}l,id7., loss that these officers attended 'The - v'tr: -(’ooper r>U,30l), _Richards X!.>,.»1- Bethea S,0s.j his funeral aiid paid their last Duncan 917. l)e>(’hamps 408. \ respects to Ir.s memory. / 'Pin* -i.atU' of thy race .i.^itenant.governm’X still uncertain, j ■ - - '—— It is La:ady possible that a second race may Is* necessary between 1 JHE UNIVERSITY ON WAR BASIS Liles ii,,;d Wightnjan- Although the (haipgclntrg man has a.j. ■ NOW. marjority of the vote* thus far rei-oml it > not so tat® that a,I- - Tlie*ait,mt,«s who mey chance tiitionai Tf.urnH -may not n«^.t»te*n«ther UDrt.ary liie- vote s , r „„ on c , lm;ius ,,„ xt .Imw. : H-M,Wtohtman 2vl U ..hen 1...1 V ! f a ; r will barUlv ivcoj-mz, hi* Indications point to ;i .srcufiil race tor railroad . commissioner -—\t ~, n t , n . * l , . , .... . * . .. , alma anuter.. Malenullv slit* wd.l between Richards and Arnold. 1 he votes received yesterday | laced 2 Richardson Tti the had with Arnold second and Smith not far | V — ' * * • behind, with adhai.ee of being in the second 'r;iee. The.vetfe-of; the fir-t three : # Richards Arnold 21.,731, Smith 20,9.71. | , For commissioner of agriculture there will he a second race • between Harris and.Garrison, both of Anderson. The vote: Harris :)T.‘213,-Garrison 27.;7S4, Morrison 19.Ng2. be much the same, though the beautiful new building with its classic exterior and the trails- * > . . . • formed .DeSaussure will attract h s eye. If He happens to enter central DeSaussure he will note with pleasure that attractive modern well-lighted f adminis tration offices have taken the place .of the semi subterranean makeshifts in the basement of the president’s home, But these changes are minor and superficial. The. greatest 1 Y|/1 transformation is the change ‘from the i.ibfettercd freedom of universitv- life to rigid military discipline. The way department will be in control and the stud ents will be subject to army .{rules and 'egulations, fora pointed Comptroller General by Gov. Manning, upo,n the resig nation of A. W. .loues from that office. His oifical connection | 111 . . . with 11io Treasurer's aw.l'Aml,- D 1 " 1 '," *Tf4Ti'V'° n “ tor’s office of the Ooumv brought! s l^'i • . . ^ . ...T-k versity ,oy the authority of the him into inti male contact with*. \ J . , ., ■ J , , 1, adjutant g-m-oiul. r>verv mem- the business affairs of Barnwell |. J - ... ■ beV ot this corps, if T> to 21, is r 4 1* j an enlisted, aid if under 18 an « e officers. Next -essmn then* will he in the corps thn*e professors with two months’ intensive training at rlattsburg aiula’nout 4* students with a month or! enrolled -..Mier iu.tl.e tailedof ‘raining at this liar ■Hfrnv, ai'mv.. 1'lns flofn, will k '""" l " CT tnnmnj; -amp. Hi-*- i ! ill . i i : i i i .. . i • - » * •«» in cases of special military em ergency. When they reach tVie draft age they register with their jOfiitT u i»*d o-i Fifth Pagt I trained by competent ollLers ap-! " malm ially aid in>tj^p^Jln , i; pointedjiy the dt'p irtmcnt. 'Piiej <,,lt tiaining of the cm p- gov<*rumt»nt provides arm HEl^PAPER FDR RETURNS. t* piipmont and uniforms as ft>llows: One olive drab over coat (woolen),, t»vo sliirts, two pair of breecjies \ oottoiY), one hat and one pair shoes. . Ip ordor to gi ve our subscriber^ the benefit of the official count of the votes cast in the Primary ' Ten hours per w»*«*k will be election held on last Tuesday, ^ d-vm-d to tlu! military, Ymirrm- necessarily had >o go topre^tt in »mw snld-. t*, fuur in a day late. \Ve lK-ltevo, however. praetHMu mod twin (TTw-ti-.d <V< our subsenbers will appre- F. : .. knate this service and will not military instructunn 1 In* \ »;m-]l complain because the paper is hers (d the S. A. 11 . C. have 1 the 1 ^ out on time. L i-4 vear tfn* great dilU'ulty^ stains of 1 mted St-u<*s voMici-'-j ;lro giving the official in' training tin* battalion wsvs- in tin* army Imr an* not th h'* ‘coufit Us tabulated by the Countv. the lack of experienced c idet rcalled into active sendee :e\cep t Executive-Committee.. ... VOTE FOR COUNTY OFFICERS AND CONGRESSMAN - x BYRNES LEADS IN ATkEN PR ECU NTS. Barnwf 11. Sentinel. Birtiwell. S. Aiken, S. Aug: Sth k- -Aiken gives Byrne* majority over all ’’opponent^, votis as ollows : Bvmes ‘4^2, Croft 89, Evans V),- Poole 117." - ' ;l.i (u^i—F, Byrnes. FUNERAL OF COMPTROLLER CEN- Ih . ERAL CARLTON W. SAWYER. I’ll (» funeral s.( •! \ 1( .of the lat<* "arl’iui \\ Sa v. \ > •r were held ; Tt i >ra a gel OH' g ill the met’)- ijii-t V •’:it: fch (Ml S n r< aty. the .kdLlL in -uitvi 1 V. Hi c inducted hV til (* Ibvr-M -r-r— 4r-l 1. V l -mi, the ; Eji-i •opal. M iai -te r a t' ( 'range- 1 t urg , < \ - - i '• t • d by the r ’a-tor o! t lie M ■ * lobi't c T . : 1. It Wit* ;»vgely attcml(*d from all sections nf iii(*.St:it(* quite, a Contingent fi'iim Columhia. hoadid by Gov. Manning,,anupigsj whom were ‘ \ * ih.* l’n'l Rearers, the intimate 'fri'Ails of the •!( ceased. T-lu*.-( r- v'ic-s wi'*n 'participated in 4>v the lve.ig.ht Templars, ql which opder the deceased \va- a Hicin- i>tr. 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Davis. wns nominated for.the House of Representaives with Dr. E. W Ellis, ^ W.-Jtolk, ri. \V, Hutson and Dr. A. B. PattersonTo make tne second race. - x Slf.] Wiis elected Supervisor by four yntes., ' ' ■ • - ' Err the rare for(TinrnTi-Uoimr Box. was ulH-ted in the Third district, while Hiers and Ray indtlie" First district and Owens Ellis in the Second district are in the second primary. - . Riley for Auditor, Armstrong for Treasurer. Snelling for Judge of Probate, and Crouch for Superintendent of Education \vm s unopposed. ' •1 ■ -‘i i .1 K 55 l 12ft H | "4tS*i ' ' lift ft'2 L- l *. : ;g - 15 'kf - >7 - | 'C« l'ft 9 2 ^ 7T) 11 >1 ; 3 •r: — yj It 1 1 * 22 5 f ' 17 4 5 . ~f •> '7 5 5 14 24 57 73 10 • 5 ' 4 20 49 32 32 44 18 - ' 8 12 18 51 4 33 7 9 2L 23 5 4 • 0 w •:g • > 38 16 3 4 4 38 11 1 38 9 .27 19 23 t + U 25 3 34 i 31 19 12 • 7 Of 1 23 2C1 6 34 3 24 28 . 6 A '*'.,.5 47 3 . • 20 9 15 9 7 .. h -'..f 4 .191 - .» 29 ' 17 31 IP H 0 4 18 0 t —t,——i*-» s • • - v .. -1 i—t. 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