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MBMWHLL ttMTIHXL, BA&KWKLL, g. 0, ' •M. ttbe Barnwell Sentinel, p . V?i ' / ./- Owned ami Publioh* d Every Tliiire<li^ Bt THE NEW sesxinkl publish •j ING COMPANY * A 'f —f BA UNWELL, S. C Mrs. Sinn hope Sams’, Y. W. C. • A. Newspaper Director, Uni ted War Work, Room 312 Na tional' Loan and Exc. Rank k JUdg., Columbia, S. C. A: Tim women of South (Carolina 'Who are the Woman Behind'tilt* r OhabCakr r.i, Shims, Jmo. K. SnkLiano end /i Gmi.s ui .Mie Voting Women.s jfrgahL L’nked Tn«‘# j*’hriMilnV. Association. Orgatii-; .S(« , .-Trr8'*. and l.irii- NUU.faJ.il vH l|iej jcpliung .UaianT. War VvoiL ('a in oar on pafgn, are M»h!otBin** in the way o.- b<dug W. M. J( »N Es. I'.nnoR **, i .-IW I) 4: otiih Iucm.-eives'. > i ir " < Ion ernor s wile. M n Manning, i* Statt ihauAt im-n jy ,11«>iior* -i- worfc. Both her “husband and herself have been most success ful and prominent in the Liberty Lo n, Rod Cro^s. and most es- diccially the Y. XL (L A. and Y. W. -CTA., Drives. Mrs Moor*, mag, A ; ia>A spring, wns j 1 r«• (diainnan for tU* ( <'o!uml» : a Yv W. ('. A. loeai campaign, . and Cuirif <1 it through to h-Complete Micce*s. going’Over The To|rth line st\ le. a . v : . .Strip !*d’aroliiia is > t ill'furt'it r honored, Mrs. Lefirand (iuerry. a i*f;' of the arniuent sprirton. N on (lie Y. ,W. rr.V: iT.anfnimi * Bntered*H> | ntiiil.ni,uer(H ii. rnary U. I'AO.h'I ill*; t’uMnlli. .■’;<* Burn- , r , wi*.ll,S. ('..Jin'lor llit* .Aft i>r pnn>ii^-OJ .< ■ .** •<' • .... , , of March :t, !H7}i. s ' /f/ ; am t. n:. : man, but active t nair-,; tn-e ><*uti.i.east< rn• 1 mpamui nt. :i :i:V i vSotil'i < 'ayolitia-- njld" hjoh N ,.■■€«iinjifM <| of \« •.-+ u! r. ad v .working hard States lms appoint* d Mrs. < \* i ; ..i,v ;»i lier job. Long ia.- Waring of ( ’olnmbia on its ( ’ i n-i. iti.l was ihe < io\- nii’tttc at Large. Rot-h ,'M r* f T*rr-.:;- lia \ e 1 u.i ig TT-'io ;i!:an bej- share ‘iVi | been inown f >r f'pir •!«•< p r • •:x • pinh.n^rii roji’u- \voi k of al, lorc-t -in hjini Work for.-toe. *»r - and -ii.ire'tiie u.-rr, .-.fit ‘ gtiui/itioti and have a in-trio i l.rffRl **<1 v« roh j< y • i.Sl • i »»r ; r. ptr ti'di firs' a' - i i T; urd 1 ifly .r> .o etu*h *1 !>•> y a i l i t fa.vn. r- Otlii'iHr to I'V rlr t f tif U» sl»»‘ t IJhVO- . - • - > r i i \f.. vf • • Ivti.'i s «.f u • | . (’ir,<!- ! i.t 11.; k- j ■ d- •'0 .tu ( uitdina, si:e. nail i-y ml- . 11 s. >' a11p r ■ Ai d r I <>|ii r »• a< i n i.< t <<• t--r»f'irr^* : - V»H* t t*.rs» rj;*d l.i :it‘ be m *• li \ litj U r • ii«. >i' . i t' i'n t |> i v* .•.| M.t:t» .■ j; will. ;i fiiininijLi'iii 1 ft i dt tt- 4 1 it> .— — —'-*■ — A— i/hjjf Oh t« rHtl vi ;tliCT hrm at the iirari— TTr v-oh<‘01.ngs j.nd ( o 1 i It l- oHtr ■» \r<nit; ve'boar<Lop f*-v^rv \ ’ Many, efjuaijv prominent V* .Al'L^i arik.'* •*. of a iter' ii>ini! : uni ( wm wm ,v\,i; ... g.iin/aiioh ijfj whirii wo- : men hnycbeeii st dec ted a- Uks- IhHt’ t !H.;f lit la'" r i,;m Tu ' rd - fj ’ ' ; » ■"[» l 'y ( ^ O-ponsibll 11 !e • , t'I-, aid Loutlty [ \ i a n ni /. n . morriii jr i » uiti./ry. ptrlfWifaiio:* m Pi • p, | : |* ♦ * St ale. Every one ~~k i:ovv > among i hem being Mi's.N. B, SttiireDt inMi*\ ’ • ’ * ah?i roagra t ulates her on the! Dial, wife ol the 'new .1 it it < <1 ' Hlfv S&' -TH •»T.-Xw 'y<2>. \r \i 'il' bn i wm-1 ' ■ m vitfel: 1 ^ iCi ' All coii um jicat hu- 1 m n t I hj tht* writ- r. i nt fnr i nldiei* M An evnlei'Ce <>f i; o.i fait'i. a teei rhe, new paper. ’ SI* BHt'K ll’Tli N llATti* ' A Oda fear .41 50; ttt, tube I'hretj tn< i th- 503. IN AHVAM.K . viioi- d j | i<s . } t j liU shy has six tons in thcp^L.ites S*>tml-or-Eject, Mr-, d i pro. ‘ .Vi ni v, a ini every one w ho k nows hotjfjwyn Liiytt and Mrs. \\ her knows how bravely and D. Mt 1 toil, ichyvrf'dih' she beai'5 tliC fUixiyiyj ' 1 oi having,Ave of them in acii\o o\ ''iseas service. Juat- Liis. iiLfcT_. —tforttURl Tr'i m 1’rtR. 1 riA*. - A week 1-lie Governor’s Mansion ^ d : j n earnest and full of ^ ! I mJ nir-wwiyBaii j nr |! |:VI ^ t 'If RED CROSS CERARTMENT. ...»« further with. nj,,, 1 ,i,„ s i i ,.,„.-Tl.w ~ Tv-m-k sii ' now veisoas i lag witii lio;trf and mind as no otliei In..wnittime « ln*«^ «-r m-nvy < rffr- '-tars* wiiii'h" was liiurg by- Ujo | c ross ' wor p done by local m.iU* p.ytblH io alroabv time-faded si\ starTetl;'. . - ....... i.\ ti . e.. r . Thk N ifw'SK.NT: >f r f i Hi.isiiivo ( •». . • j c pa piers can >, itgii ings us iait - -■ >oi \ see lag^.. . - l to face with the chvnger and •Mi'. Msanning presided at the s •Congratulations. State < ’onfereuce of the A'. \\ —; (J. A. leaders in'the l inted W ar To the neyviN elected’ mem- Wotk iduupaign. .This C’ofiri-- bers~t»f tiie lygislatin. from eilee was held in Columbia, rhF liainwt il county tTiy Sen Intel Se|>tt : mbi»r lS-l-f), and had joint oflei*s iis coiigi atulatioiH. and, njeeMiit'^ wiihttie United Waa. W Uampaigu Leaikrs in Sr»utn < alohna, who a No held a d tinieivncc in Uolumhia al that time support. -Other olliciaN max receive more money, but nolo fill an ollice as important a- voiirs. d ineanupt go btyend the law> tnat. you ipiake, oi that were' made hefor.e y«cit term of ollice. You will Kia.o' nbi; work ()rgmization will the hi\>s for tlie courts to 1 V ’ t he 'wlie pi’ the young l . ' i i ( it . ‘ . • 1 - - pound am carry out. xxill strisi Atultlierhig gun behind th. 11 .n.-lioTtie \ . W .0. A. Slate " tillering ,onr men ,are up against, and tin re is a certain „ j.r*y to feel that we are yetiiall v making the things 1 ' that \vi 1 . J.n.dp to .^ciire those horrible wm nds, in fait, without udrirdi tin v eamfot l»e (Hired. < )ur in triieto - , Mr-, (diariie Wilson u.f AlU ndale is. ijp-to .'date tii every re-pecr. • • M re’ I’at I d ew hits bn n t 4 - ippoihtcd t'> yulhcf ami -ldj^ to A trrrritrii. all lie* h i t tvnr i ! t J The Pennsylvania Station is strong because it is sup ported in every direction by sturdy diagonal braces that form diamonds everywhije. • _ V •/,: ' 1 he lialtery is strong becait •’ its plates, like the sta tion, are built on the Diamond p.inCiple. That »xvhy the jdates do not buckle nor lose their active material. , 1 hat is. why the battery can be guaranteed for eighteen months. ft ■* s'. That is why we are the•'official Philadelphia Service Station., o Expert battery re-charging and repairing. Free inspection—:any battery—any make, any car, any time. Drop in today and let us look a * the condi tion of your battery. ; ‘ * ’ccEixnv^i* fo'* sArrw- VICKERY BROS. BARN\Vt:U.,S. C." I giiiinnniZi 1 r PlHkAUWrrA * —- goto AJ\Wf It || | I gw . m W 1? < \eeut i ve ollieiM - : i The lirst thin j : x-oti about t ho ia"/- . tii a.; H ' < . i A I ( t 1 II \ 1 1-’ t “I C t f y e- .s b ti ’ V— t h o 0 v» .—•'•'■gy::;, t. e li V. a A\ Si a » b tl a ay. r v> h cl e: tl on oti-r -tatntc.liook.s i-> _ they present a raie eo'u'.t. \i- tiou of- pritieiplies lu w ami < Id ' Much of it '.s more pate \v »r > ol loea 1 leg.- at|ioa. that |>es ],,ij - had better never been eua it«i. M l.ch ul’ it h I- stood tlie le-t- of the in i ds of each up i:vr:(- l mu he'o! e volt ,1(0' ('• lit' i• ■ - pft>ir Sl'aV* h gisiattire- hay-' not in uc< i.{ yyttrs i i-t n 'sp^liJic e-tiimttion. (hie re:^','■ for this is that bnncii swapping Senator. Mrs. Uluu^tie Ike net. Like Mr-. M inning. Mrs. l»enet i r> has Jilvvays been activity -at xv'ei'k ghong tor othii's, ( v.eti xy.i.e.n >lu- was ;t girl, Aii.'o 1 tu- t ile daiigdriei-' 01 .kul ’*■ oh "Nlie Inis n tiTie amh i.'ttaetie sojvrrdrsr^ \ on ' i- ever at tin* son ie .>i m - »rrow and in joy^itaci •'!g if.)I’ t ie >oi.i.el - » on- ..''li- drive■- h"i\ car ini s' tin** < ioverdment to be-sent to over- old i\ • * 11 (* lit;., ill \\ ga mien asking for destitute fatmtrrs 1 lie tr'u-ir.ent- and dnotdd be ;>< 1 t ro'ss f(»< m ; s ' Dossihl . T: 1( . Y \V v . t mill v, a mug v\ \ M . A-.* A•; 1 Mill, ten am i g'itboring- of 'women-for- T- I Hg >-u :A VKJ rfiS’i , ir- -tauH; . ;;. .i- d t r»»s- Motor t or] -:iiM*it-> orgvu i/at ion -he <!o. not t:-e it any T inoie than li.e iid :a fury p r the' lovl t'. o- -. a- pjii-p >- e r.- earm -■ »y r ] -u^. ialie an iut(-r< in Ti - We are send big t la* it- nil towns and sciidyls :riots in the (’otu.tv. • i \ r.e of local legislation is. yngagt u ilpat xvouhl h nidy be po-.-rbie.t in. Another reason i> that poli- l-hj;- pte Y. \A. the ha- tical inlltlvnce is -otm times. vinrkeu fur years in any capa- loaued and horroxved agaiti. e ty wlmre most needed a nd-siie ’i'lie larger reason i- the iu-!]ias been keenly interested in ability of some representatives 1 1h.iaptiLgrowth of the Uolmn- to see that all wist legi-lano!. f hi^Tu g'ani/atioid. In all ' xvar should he hut parts of a xxi*'! l>rivi*.H s>iie has alwayi beau ordered unity. * , most successful as a Captain Legislation falN^TTuto two;-and an. organizer, even when departments. One of \y1pc1l_N to -.jk* had the hardest of all quar- keip a strict watch upon tin- tors to cover, “The-Street-T|iat- xvoithy or perniciotis'degi-la- Led-Krom-Tlie-Lunatic-Asylum- tion anil prevent jts enact ntent. To-The CemeteryShe is a TbiBother is to lend possible a id to const rnfijye ! amUItas been a hal'dworker foi laws. Wi labor under mYgreater j i'oixj Conservation. In other handicap as .a county 'orstate' woul-, a.- wife - mother, ' hou c- N^han our burden of ‘illite.racy, ; keeper, and p'ubliq s|w-riteil and iniiliricm y ot srl-noLs. 1 h.*; worker, she ; is au all-rot|i.Ki -xvo- illiWate voter is tin* umUgag. j d ia :i of the best modern* type., helpin' the ini set upu Ions pod- j Mrs. Robert Moorman, a ii- tk'iarr.NWV can break—l>is-mn'p oijic: line modem ?is Vkse only in \he school—-room. A. (Jiiaitman, and she has borne wise and Tdieral provision -N»r • iie blunt of the organization ,ol ,'V„ , ; pri.o gariltMiAr and NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION. T «-r«- w il Bt* u iui*t*li a '<1 LS(* y> - li , .i*• r- i», rlie vil 'iii !■ m tp)i plui *' I’liinpa y nt »tie T 'c|ihnn’p i HL'p lu \\ * • i s S. 0.. (mi iIn* ‘istli-il \y of ( to i> r. 101S. >>t Ut-lie o’«'I noo;i. lor trip |iii'|>i>s- uf «i< (In/jr tip th** h(I ir- t t ‘ ■ i * i* 111 is ii rt (1 9l)rr» Uiliy ing 'lie ohAror to tlip Sr-rt-t ■ ry ivf St Ale. All Movkhodec* ai it otli-r pVrionit int re t-(i wi | app a «ir and p*p-*-n' M e r i; nin- at t- * * i - tone, a* the co'm'Hi'V w-tU Bp l iskui.U’ <1 and file «lo, rt* f cHncelnd. W. 1) B lac it. I’re-id -.nt and Owner of inorp th in 'Jo"-,. <f No Sto*k of the V/ilist, n Teie- i ' (in U . . 53 n - i* -Be' t o b milLWirTTst inl\ •S-L?5 S’n (• ■ lh© schools able legists ttidt accept* life of 81 P' __ bi O <r J n Mi a u .In* Campaign in its earliest 4-_ hip I* 1 ** ot k-tages'as slur has been speeializ- tbe people is'ttnrvet-ailv touch- mg-it such could be said of.a ed by the riiads Xyer which woman she seems yoTe aspecial- they travel. It mav\ be - -aid ! i>t ut every line ot patriotic or here that while we havU"ivn er-r : rhai ; ’itable work she undertakesj- teusive road mileyge x m we have, m Y \V .C;A. work for years.She no well defined road -\\dem ; Int- attended Blue Ridge and either of main -and ti ibiitVy uthei (fijnforen.ces and his studi- Toads, or of road building. < >nv! ed ad the technical, as "well as of the best invest incuts* 'that ykthe '-religious part of the Nanon- a county can makers a perina- J a\ organization,. besides doing! nent good roads, which can not ! uiirty..than her share for the Co-( be had under the pie-ent' l-nw-. | hfmiHa Y. W. C. A.| cluiFch Another matter of vital tyu- j work, Tied Cross and other war i*ern is a. ’campaignk of ” Tax education for the people.- l oi'- FORMER B/M^WWELL COUNTY MAN. liter legislatures lt.ave,. largely sidestepped this matter, but in equitable basis of taxation xvtil go a longways toward a great**" prosjxerjty. CL TO KEEP WELL ' A Teaspoooful of PERUNA Three Times a Day -r 1: a • » »♦ x C'Xn'inued Nfrorn r«pi*oi;p. fact tbit up tost he time of ]i\s; ai'ejed disloyal utterances be!' . seemed to have the good of t be : - paop'.e of .(’berokcA' ('oimtv at. ijci'i,r i'quc'ted to: hpijrt and used all of his inH- id ti a* .er -1 uetie?.in helping to get' rid-of . * ii -arv~l:ixv. IL* xv.'is a so count hou-c o’ti nd a v. < ;t j» w-"- i'n bringing ,;d ul *• • x. her ?th. begu ning a: 9 ^.*ni. i fuJE. • atihtt of’Cbf roke * k’.'Ui-’y. ’ Catnd closing at A p, ai. —^tate, W> auuounc* that tjo* examination xv .d 'jUiWJf Yfr viJ— y -' : ' 'L V ■■ ' ; * s / f M' f •*!$££* ff-At k- k rpi'er >'c,.x l J.;. fg • - “•:--'o..*;y • j ' [ •"**y / . • ) r a* . '-*r ^ ft- r -7-^r • iL r-/j — 'Td W fT'trf Ml; x. :-^NT tu r 'V'**^;v '•Xr'y >) (Jc ; uk ■Aza The BrancSi House Man This Is one of the Swift & Company Branch House Men. They are all "pretty much alike in the way they feel toward their work—and that is what this ad is about. They know that most people couldn’t get such good meat promptly and in good condition if it weren’t for the branch houses of which they are in charge. They know that the branch house is one of the most important links in the chain of preparing and distributing meat for a nation. 1 , They know that Swift & Company must have it? branch houses run at the highest notch of usefulness; that even a Swift & Company branch house won’t run itself, and that it is up to the branch house man to run it properly. v - ^ Any branch hduse man who doesn’t see his work in this light is transferred to sorne other place with Swift Ac Company to Which he is* better adapted. They are picked men, these branch house men. Every time you sit down to a steak or chop, or cut of roast, you can give a grateful thought to the whole crew of them. And remember, in a general way, that everything that makes life smoother and more convenient for you,is the result of the thoughtfulness and effort of a lot of people of whom you have never heard. Swift & Company, U. S. A. N r\ *\ Has Never Been Down Sick Since Taking PERUNA Read this letter from Mr. Robt. Minnick, 1 Grass Range, Montana^ “In 1R0(V I whs out in Kmjis is fttaalntf n (lirr-liin^ rn^iii,. ;*ti.• the threshing crew hud to si, -p out of tloo**. OnVof tlx- cr<-, b route hr a Perunn ,.\ Inin line ft the engine oru> xju\ mid I v i. feettnt? very'111 fruni Nlecnin^ 5 ont. I dfl'Jdrd lo kIVi* | trial and .sent for 1...t«I. **, . runit and a box of Koruna T U f CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS. I or Sale r- POR RENT Tf) 1.EASE-Mum*w tnjn*aUiw in \ V '.tllAn ol l-tiravN fit, !■( C ' III I r ly^K. r^, t rBht‘l, liil |i .•'B- mi (u Can >* kiVeil imuv< diat j v x ^ , It. Bfoi son, 9u3lt ^skiuru veil, 8. C, lets, whioli straitflitvu d iff* a hurry. “I hove never been <1 >-. «lnrr that time, ' ' do" any other iHeilleiceM . \ runa. I ntway - (. ,.'j, -V IT I pet my ft -t w .. -*r feet chilly, nr i l.i• • way* Inlte >Vr«im.' I'-»j.u not wah until ' ■ stole «n<l iTu-n ',x :*. ’.'u keep lr uTT r i when they f. .•! I, time it.” nn. < u 1 Liistrll.ir nil f-iual" nound dog.ii si i! Xi hit ■ »i 11 1 lilack *1(1011(1 if . tfe). )ViH ;pH-y; Nvvut'rd ’%ir mturnviition n^-fn ‘/ill r \x reaUoui KOI.’ ' l'»r* w * Vh • , K" .1 J, Wat: (*r, r. w • ' .* . . Wanted - i -> Jarei **v 1: ie. r> v* t’flU Recon4nrgrrced v fj< inflammation of ev E - Uxi x/x W'i •* iT S*« : m c. $ ml !•' --We nr** ' tf ■ i K DT r V>»l't—C m il V "('B**n fitriiit ;><*''or -I U ir' 2 IJ " >1 1 ’/ a M ■II l’a»l r Sl.i’e- J . ,i ri>" m ('•= • in 1 hoiSii’ v. i"™n i i f ^rxjtx - |>.i * (■'f- *v* i-- • IL'* * oh’*'** • .ie|.. ♦ v t- i** >' • »• tUlk « •'< Ft I'.' tHtit-'iUf e t u * nr/ 4 - K tf-’I'c ’ I* • - i,it •«> -i.ji . ijUj-f' t’ ' ♦ >x a it I er' F r* i •! • - . \*T, cj'O < )• r 1 - ml <j rihf (- r " Beii«- <dtn«a eotnt'itio:-, ;rw ir • h'l Hr""; *1. i * . SS Woman’s Case Startles Barnwell \ »l.. \v«. v • rt11 fi^ 1 •> Barn w. * I, - TEA U K" * -HfFygteurean *\(’»*'- 1«* * r> ij on i r< iijr /' f. i i t MUyltUT ,: ' n r o - 11 ro-mn - A tl(lFUH*-rt n»**#-ts ’--av •*r i*i*vv *V3tlv in(> x*Bjirji K r VCI'F lirr i‘ .-S ' t H*n b >lw iii 1 | i. wa-h. tin- r* •» *! i - <y; ast+Hii tinj h,*r \ n c i« viia i* i i < A ! . A S E v\. ■ k„ - r )< OM-; \\4\t1 y** r<--ii''n ' A i/fni.111 ■ ■ -A' ■' it'—-: :—^ 1—: — YCli ')!■: ' '.N USE IT.. 1’ v • *r \ i ni ami T i e nf yo"r i" : - lo M. • r*vir Ul e . J>. ; vi \ -1 ' ! > i - ’ I 'n «• ! 1 l|nlri*,.i| urh r vy■>.* ami WliU. L .vwpt n*. ii'vr p;iiira>ti n • 111- I. i'V* *f • EVMY r-. 1 freil • y. s. ' " li ie* fji i-k • ' c I* It EE. —- 1 iin'K-.^ p'n* 1 **- 1 in* 1 i- in - uiif.; a.yH'g li’enF* to $'_» fl 1 t.t». A| • r- - ijjo f ^U-!**. .Li*t or with - e >ary edib at i'll >• n r**• 1 - tfthfi i>‘ dor a ' • t 'crviep -bf : leaitilr g. lyietlt ?»» Wrt'e t >dav. . ■ n.w. •' Southern Teae^era’ A>nrT. 1 Ii. \V. WaWT;, PeaAt, 1 24 21 - -Co’umb^.9, ' * *v ^-A>r irtouN •tf' IV 1 njAt *.v t i>i 1 :• li t