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\ ' t*.. ' ■ ' 1 '-** — 5 t ■ ;« • cl ■' . V h-a. J Miiwau. V/ ttt* ^itnwell Sentinel, bm1 Published Every Tbaotiny •t THE HRW SKSTINFL PUBLISH ING COMPaNT '—AT—- ^ BARNWELL, S. C.— f * .jt Dka« Carjoi.i. Fi-xmm, . • Prp«r<jfent lira. K. Sncm.im*. •ud.Geq* 6f»l Manager. that he was willing to suspend ’ ELLENTON NEWS ITEMS, his judgment until he could look into a matter. This is the week in which we met with Mrs. Ashley Bush at are to raise funds to provide for her pretty home near town on Ellenton, S. C., Nov. 11th.— The Ellenton Chapter, U. D. Q. t P n moral and religious needs of the last Wednesday afternoon. The soldiers. Various reasons have chapter ia receiving congratu- been assigned by some hard- lations on having adopted one fisted folks as to why they will of the “FatheVless children v of HONOR HUTS FOR STATES THAT ti £0 OVER THE TOP" IN U. W. W CAMPAIGN. Ji BARNWELL COUNTY OF THE CLASS OF SEPTEMBER, 1918. ; r - (Continued from last mc.k'j' paper ) Columbia, S. C., Nov.* 5.— Word ha$ been, received here that ten welfare huts, in France will be named for the ten States which are-Yh^ first to go “over not give. This column hasn’t France" in addition to support-! the top" in the United War LIST OF REGfSTRANT8 FOR 1179*—Boyles, I,onnie Monroe,_fc>un- bartonV Si-C. (W): 2321.’ -“f - 1678—Boyles,William Henry, Barn- <C); ^ ell, S C., R/ F. D, 2 (WjV 2277. Boyli . 753—Boy lea, Charlie. PechmanjpMar tins, S. C. (W); 2297. 1223—Boyleston, Crum Reed, Black- 1 . rj 1 l l 2407—Brant. Buddie, Ulmer 2350. 669—Brassel, Maqnle, Millf ttsvlllo, S. C. (C); 1112. \ u 3049—Braxton, Bill Henry, Kline,'S. C. <W)1 2476. ’ 239>—Braxton, Arthur' Robert, 3061—Brax&m, Spencer, S««Hinjc (C); 620.. . " . , , . ■ A ' ' v // *2482—-Braxton, Ben, Ulmer ((!),; 626. ‘ • 2104—Braxton; Clyde,j^JHackvIlle fCfF3W ' - * 7 2758r—•Braxton, 1 Furman Ivy. B T-ll, S. (\, N ». % (C); f 47. 652— Braxton, Charlie, WiiN ts . •, S. (* fC).: ,1407. -17 <s BreeJcnd^YlIjiftm Henry, Al- irm!a;.--'(\V); V " • 2.708- rir*Haad, .fe, T.Tlr:,*- r (C) 1 - 5S9' ’ 17 i without, having fund will be splendid tiMiimon- s». . 4 lotions of Iklld will be iwsrte e**rb Of 26 c^nta. ;"t4 i , r.rc *f •):. 1411 (< ul. Marly IV.rd, U’n.-rr d o<: oth r r a; a > < t «•<*-1 o» n Tor innocent childhood, for- aff id§a that •she was a mom her ; lals to ■..Europe* arid • Yo ' our|' ^ '■ *^ : - v,;r 5n, Francis - i v^ry," r! ; ymiie, Myers M::;, s. w-.itiuiihood. ami for of tBe Chapter he was InuMuinrowps. of these African ' W f* , . rt. ,f» «•..!. principles that we hold dear. sy highly: .The Chapter feels i States which have srtldier and h...-a ail . .loimm.v ttrae^xj J<ua<* wu- : These men are living under the that its success has been dee in [sailor Welfsre most .keeniv at ' '• s '’ ; barren mlluences of" camps, grc*atjnceafiure to the splendid !heart. , J(\ All cltanir“« of aitrertihim? ♦ nd all mromiiUfca'ion** most • aii<lre>*i<e 1 in Baruwt-1' Sei#iif vhra office not ltt'**- raorni' ir t > tniiur* public '•arrant issue. • (C); 32HU. i>oyr,ton, Rithcid, (€*->: line, S: AU eotnmi ben* ion* tij the writ-r. . ot tor i "i>ii<o»t'ou, i n' write a letter back home, it is served. *. ! n u, n roaoboP rvi,„«Kio arm,•, aioa evidence of g 4><1 faitu, at <1 tipro-'iL, ■. . • *■ * i nn . . . pi~n reacheJ Uclumhia. lhmk'R/l. u. (». ); 105. •ms« the uew pa { ier. ,the one place, on earth that takes The influenza situation seems ; of the pride and deep apprecijfKp -633 Boynton, ceorse Sander ; 'the place of home, friends arid much improved. It' was never \ tion with which eVery -&uth! .Kiinr.fs.'w-tW); 245. Europe will ■ ; 1 is;or* (f ); 437, 77- ‘:':'.-7o . .1' uer, A 7 1 1 *...! a I ., S. C„ Kn. 2662. ’ ’ ' - . 1326 Br'sl; n, Willie. \fort»nV ft >’;■ On* BU8A<’nirTi<-N rati*!* . . cheei foi him. It makes no dif- very severe among The white ' Carolina soldier 1'n Emvfrua will: . -• Ro>r»ioa.- satm -i; utmer?. s. s k , Ml., so.-; | lerence whether-he is white-or people, of whom only two died, i greet the honor hut'6f the Pal-'° ***■ f ~ . ! blackl } . ew or Gent, e- ProtestaffKbut the colored people suffered{metto.State! Wi^that' every j f s. , —. -■^or Catholic he needs the Y, severely having lost at least 20 [ county : aml/nvcry . community j ssu—Bbvmon. mis. Micn-j^i. s and we can and should » lve 11 members of their race in the - will co-etferate in the effort to V. nj. d n„. s (C » : uiAkt* p -Yt!)!** trr- | . . -Aiio- , • TM9 Nrw Mtr>TIKIti. ■h'lii.ifjti'itt To. < to him. 1 he story is told ot a last three weeks ■ ■' ■ ■ close-fisted individual who died put 1870. THE NOVEMBER ELECTION, and./ought admission There may be some other from St. Peter r • • . . _ State than South Carolina in keys. On arrival at the pearly friend's. ■ which politics can be worked to gates he was asked to show . Dr.’ Fred. Brinkje^ who num- 1 France ‘ state over the $1,250.-: - li7: • Boynton. William- -Bovl**. m Bain individual who died Mr. Allen Dunbar will move^6 mark in the shortest pnssi-! n, " r; ‘- s: :: «"- admission to heaven his family to town soon, nmeti [ble-time after the drive opens-- "“ T l!,: ' bhcm - •'»!»<•»- M?a. a>r. the keeper of the to the delight .off ' their .thany ! It will take two years to' de2 * i4f r r ^ ' V„ „ ,s rrit'ul at tVi« non rltf -. .... , , ... - 0-0 l,i.ib...im. l).t>v>on, 1 mobilize the American army in & s. m 643. FrunCp '* * 246 - P.i'ahh:i m 149b- Brii bon,, James, Mania. s. C. (U): 17rv ; ■ 2'.t59— briber, Randolph, T ;.>r ((* > - 2417. 1946 - Brtt, David, Fairfax. S. (’, ((’): 542. 2020 Breedie Thomas ‘ Anttf-W; B!ackviUe_(( ); 1253. 1943- - rroQhs, Kbrmeza, Elko, S. U. ((">; 3200. / a whiter heat than we do in pri- some ground for admission. Af- bers his friend by the inhabi- 1 This is the estimate of (Jon- t: ~W, 246*-.., 49 Brabham, I.eroy, Syce,more, S. L'J; 246* j s -’ Ih-abliam. Hiram Kusin, 1795 Brocks, Marion, Fairfax- (U); 2m! 14 Broolt.s. Charlie, Jlarnw. li 444 ;- 2662. •7417 Brooks, John, Barnwell,*:;. «\ ((’): 471. airfax. 3218 -Brooks, Joe. Klin« II. ,I\ !>. (r>; 974. , . - Milletu-. > vva mary elections, but we have ter a diligent scrutiny of his taut* of Ellfenton and the sur-;eral T. Cokeman-Dupont who never seen it. When the norni- earthly life he found that he rounding- country, is- improvin' has just returned after a vW 8 - *• nees have safely emerged from had giv-en a newsboy seven after a very severe aitack of in-: to the western front' and who ' rlm C the dus and smoke of the pri- cents I his amount was .hardly iluenca. ‘authorired the statement when ' w - maries the average Water set- enqughto get him in So he.was Miss Rosinlund* .Buist. Vof he understood that final pre- i™,.aie. s, ,wi: it,. ' ties down, undisturbed by. the told that the council had decid- BlackvUle.’ has returned to fci-’ p,oro now hoin r m-ub, nrnbi.am. Bof fact that the general election, ed to give back to him his seven lenton for the reopening of the ' for the hi- United War Work m,:s - s r <^’r; «U7. comes in November. The gen- cents, and let him go to his oven graded school. 741—Brook.-s Willie, (C); 3377. ^ Martin., I'I j 1-15 Bradfoitl, iloorse Ci.jihor, , fCampaign which, is'to sweep^ figured rather largely in the so- for the num who loves his menoy have moved out in the country ' >- 0 untn November| n Rkiisfd. niaokviu. eral neglect of this election has place. This story has a moral Mr. and Mrs. V; inev / • 4 * . -V- * l 2916—Brooks. AustijL ITmcr (. ); 3297. ‘ ~ - 1347 Brook>_ LLarviO, Elko. No, * 25 rtg-FF-MMr- 1966 BrOokor, John Henry. !’. ir fax ((’i; 2510. 912—Hi uukt r, Laurie l.ec> B .o k vHtelwTt 1*067. ^ • ■ i 1934 Brook* r.‘ f.awreijre, F.iir‘: v> (('): 1292. iT" called Force Rill of some years- more than he love* wfiat n.-.i-y to the place formerly'own.s! 'by "‘■Miiitarv leaders.” said (tei:. !j« m,,a,!'!'.: ''U. Brook*r. Bttb. Alit nt’ 'p <« > - I ' • ago. Soon after that an at- jean do to help others, tempt was made in Congress.*^ redistrict the South aiut limit its congressmen to the basis oi votes case in this election. Some Mr. Kttis Bailor rl.r ill. . At It mu! oral’Dupont', “have been urging [26. Messrs. Lucius Bailey, Fur- me to think in terms of a long A SERIOUS NEGLECT. L b, iobjiffat --n. 'there is an iri> " - : aiieau o l’C nian Lush and Richard \ oilng- war and now tIieyare insisting B r blood left la«l week lor the i*. that we begin to accustom our- (\.> ; nuh. The last four years have come M. I.,- and Mr. Wylie Mayes selves .to thUgBought of long day we shall reap.tire harvest borne to all of us in many ways* leaves today for Carlisle. from our neglect. - -- but cwpeciaHy. in the T soarinyr cost Mfg;'Allen Thomas spt ; Of cou.se (he nine Southern ; 0 f living. It is a common expe- oral days in Augusts Iaab week Jtfwn peace is d<‘cijv<-d. as ci:.* 1 * ' • Sta«.cs not mally Democratic re- rit-nce with u;> ta.™ cutbrcl onr-jvith relative^. . * *.f cue generals s M > ie. gen • ! turned an unbroken Democratic brains to. meet daily expenses ob Mr. a.ni (,'. M. tin .•*,.] * . repiesentation to boln tne house our salaries. The farmers have Barnwell, spent lastJBt^Klcn in t",o v *—s it and the senate, except in a few iriddSh on lhe « oii the ww town. , " r ‘ Wc h . , norma 1 ly Republican districts of prosperity, but hot su with all The Ik I), r. % x room open- w >dt just , . uni; : !« th bai where no opposition was mad - those who. e fop is o,n a sal- ed Saturd^r for th( first time m ed, wife that iu.s !,ccn :- .r.::..c In the last piesidenlial cam- , a"ry basis. Railroad employees several weeks. Oysters 11.>2 , Brad!« v, I.rais. L>'t:» r iMl-ion. S. (’. (V); 11 s5. 1 J.9*.’ f5 adli v, Isa.tc, Kli.it>, S *' liullci ■fr^r. iui:v, air .tek.' '•••'■Mr *•. k:;.: n. ’i'hoiHji'. i { ,1- ilv * k or.ic "ill least before- th i.\. \.* .3a* _ (( ) Brad! ; Ilia, I'.l-MI. 1 ’A. 3036. . . -Brookpr , F. D. No i (('n. ?23r* ^ ”^>'41 . Brook* iv t'h'arlip, ..Fairf; (': (('); 166. 674 BroouniHd, Ivl VI illf-t».-\-U3. ,(<*); 2712. • - Bronson. \V*ill, Snrili: 4 (. ) - 3*:-. B - - i E /- kf*. ’■ . I ii 1 * 23 ]li<i)*t n, Boysio, Barn Hr 7! ’ F D No* J (O; 1285. ' 1952 Brown Richard, Mi ll 1299. • v .... I ;rown. Chiu-M**. Barnv 3(*(*0 Brow h. Sol^mcn, ! (( ): 420I .Svr i 1 vi ;.H2>. -s. I'. •own, Sii; s, Hairw. ^ e 1 c -jjack-and iorth across hraiice. paign the honors wen* evenly have been rais«4-4‘ro»i ten to served in various forms and it must never divided in the house. Both par twenty-five.jrec.re'ni. 'Clerks and -nearly twenty-five .dollars v, ties having 207 congressmen, salesmen have been thoughtful- realized, which will be used Oe said *ol were America that she left her task 755- Rr.i\i! *• :\2M9. -Ljli' l: - , *i il U »l)l . ! 1 A4>L* .i f 1 ! i\. used to hall done. We owe everything ' n : (<*)j; The balance oI power being held ly considered by their employ-' help in the upkeep of the tiiap- to France and our have to staiwl by until they have by a few independents and so- era. Laborers have been grant- tor’s bed in France ^ t y„ Thc ^ moc, ' u ' H <-•«•'-1 e*l a living wageTFServant* are Miss Faifty Bello SuHivan, of J done wliaUhey can to , oiled 1 lie senate. Undet the ; rereiving more than ever before. Dunbarton, is visiting Mrs. C. the load to restoration, •nadow Ol th«» ..war. f nl I w ak*. .. _■ —-as—xx. . . ■ f men W'iiF 7 -“ Hvatllry, l.atrrrnri’, KttTvTT '-n “And while they •hadovv ol the great vW.ar to tin the majority of cases teach- T; Newton. n which we were rapidly being | era and ministers have been Mesdames Eugene Bucking-! them over-the re it is going to driven, congress was organized. granted increase^ salaries. But lUTni, Elmore Ashley and Frank under Democratic control. " * »5rt . — be ti^'hiendouslv important that! (< ^ ih '‘ 'iR-mc of county oilirers ic- Lush motcred to Aiken to :h,T u > sta.ufbv them over here. W ,Hv»n th P ?r le ? ullS nlal ." s the same, because they opomng of the United War This_.Ja.-t gives double import ° have given the Republicans un-jare fixed by stSTOte. . ' • Work campaign. ((’); 762. » Bradley. John. Thomas. S.‘(\ r - »* 4 ; > Bradley, i KHie. Jr.. Baltioc. S. ; b 1 fC): 17 1 . i— brad b >, Sam, Kline.^ S. (’. I lli. 7. *• "D. .\o. 1 (C); 4 52. 935 Brow n, S. ito;i. Bol ton. (C); lo23. * 715 Brown.'Martin, Hat cvIBc 1063. • 2969 Brnwii. S«ll^, Ban^tl (('J; 536. 2006 Brown. Herman, B*&i:kv S. C.,TVfrr3 (ip ; 535. M94 -Brown, William, Ellen ion, H. F. D. No. 1 (C); 6t»6. 1449 Brown. Isadora, Bla.-kv i\ 20.7' disputed control of the house. T . . . | a ne'e to the-United War Work s r u Mn j _ -niuinritv f + i’ + * -» 1 ^bcieiit and hard- Mi*. Ed Shane has returned'to Campaign which lam glad to 2161 votes in !he !ln '21™ rkva an ' to '«-> Io.uihI any-, his home, in Paragould, Ark., find so well under wav. \otes 111 the.senate. It the war where'than these public ser- alter a visit to his - daughter,} ad lontinued paitisan politics ,.vaints who fill county .offices. Airs; George Bush. • Dnnoaritui.ks. ('. (W) :^J7T9 “No oile who has " not lived* .... ^ ———• with our boyfc can imagine how : .. "eglai-ted, hut While I here probably is-some ifl-„ Mrs. Joseph Ashley is visitJ.vitaHy important the service of we shall probably ^ee this in its equality- in income in these oT- ingMr old time teivoi. 1 he* Southern fices due to tlie fee system, vet Ga. her motlier in C ommerce,! these seven organizations reallv Brant h--r^iidure. Hilda. S ( V , ‘No. 1 (O; 1116. x./ 1 i 'i annum, Joscpfi 4 ! x Willisiym. S. c. (C); 77»|. -(0>: 2620.. congressmen lost the election, they are giving more service TEL-CRAhi CALCELLIKC.CALL FOR THE AkMY. Ihe following was received by the'Local Board at Barnwell, It was not taken from them, than they are paid for. They their work, and servi --V.T i.i’uiH, Ttiolna.A, l' I mew-, s. No one who has studied his- <’ (<*): 1190. ^ c tory of other wars can over -*-• l)Vitiy - AwAe, i imn-s. * • ’1 U ^ S( ^ e ' en * n K- e not only j state their importance' in the *'. ' i LoCal PW- d "Barhwell, S, C. lira 111 .lull n Hcnvir rin'iA-j ,, outstanding' calls • are hereby TViio tri/xxt, u n \A +u ■ 1 vt vjin\ rotate tneir importance in me - , . ^- . 1 Bis \lew is heki b.v the.major- have that degree of pri.de which for the income, but also because i period of demobilization 1 The ’ ' ' :,u '' Jol,, b % order-o^ the president ail Uy _ of ; Southern newspapers, forbids'them from seeding a «Ltheir public smrif is no res. i f- * • • S T t* ^ ‘ 1 'C.. ‘" U ' • - HSjl C e ST.* - thinking son that ,ve should be unjust b ^ hundreds of Promising you,,; ^ ind - »*IP ‘'.e county shoSd them. This is a matter kr the imem H turned theni back into 2429— Bra nt ,4fher, ,W tiofs under competent' orders •)• •■no 1 ;lor the army are cancelled. Lo cal Boards shall immediately no- each such registrant of 98., such order of cancellation .either luuidicaDDed !,v a „ , T' ^‘'and most gwajl addition of a few mills to back^stlonger and better. . n*na leap pea oy a congress not efficient of our t.r,nr»+ir Hie invm. fr, *u.. j_., • i ; . ‘ of-his own party ..... ,, - . J hy letter or-telegram or orallv 2640— Lralit, Ha^ood, IMmrr, SC. t f - ' y or oy two or all of such means has to thank congressmen who their own voices and see their own names in print. Brani.-ia«wood.~*imer (( )*; a » circumstances require: Noth ing in the,t£legram shall be con- UNITED WAR WORK. munerative service elsewhere, penses would mean but a few I here is not a single ^official in cents more.to each taxpayer, the county who is overpaid, These offiqjals enjoy the confi- livincr pv I ,T u cuf V r ‘ ••" 327^RF5!ffnoka. uTni#r, s. strued as affecting any call or living ex- United War Moi*k Campaign v u (r) . 17r , * . . . , j r ; ..i. y - . •. u - comuetent ordpr fnr* irC,cvf,V,v, w-hile probably a|l of them are dence of a great majority of, - —^ will neetjl every cent-that it is 2so«- r Brant, Bowers, (\v>; seeking to raise.’ 1474. competent order for; induction into the navy or marine corps. •V John Bunyan used to pray , underpaid, if the countHmd to people. No more^ pleasing- act While t*^are-■ * bugaboo to (W) , ^ Uus prayer when confronted | go. into the open market t»-«m- could be done by the delegate With a chniup in liifp “T nrrl if nbar ' • r ? ' , a 324-r Brant, Nip/ Fairfax, s. c. (O; | Nothing^ herein contained shall -- -^-3465r- . ;. * 1; ^ - -. ’ ' I Operate to relieve from the con, ^423- -Bry.nl, Owen Aland*. T'lniph l>, Kline, R. F. sequences of this act any regis trants effected by these orders who has heretofore become a de linquent or deserter. Bulletin • *. n .. — : : ,i;uu, iitc ivuutj caunoi ■ - character of the man. It shows i these officials tZ S tha |. to d « anyihing short of iiTiant, iUiiiit} *riiuer, S ^n v ^JWT; 2S7<». ■ . ; ' j ( follow si BO order staying claSsi- 2*65 Bran;. Zander, l lsirr <W); ' i ! Cal ^ 1 -- (rr “J ) t?lfe'^al examina- a ^ride _ in high cost of li ving in war tunes, ’ justice, - T . }■. -- C?TTr : - t= i ' . - even t \ tf r-l*' Rn nr Pe*n*j Martin, l’Iaier f| v . : * \ •' • >V • * 4 tions received. \ Boards will con- iinue such work. bid) - “Garwil^*~ V Braibey ,. Harry H* nry. Mar- i . ;■ ' * , 2.08 Brown. . Dave, B'.ackville, \ii. li (vr): 1735. J F. D. (( ); 2601. Bra cliey , I.onni *, Blat'kv:!!«. 2198 Brown. Hammond, W ilis’ .:i, ); 3385. •^anrilier^ li F !>• i (C)| 26c;. . v Bi acUe.v te-3*' Br:)‘<vp.vVCilli..in Wi'l:-- • ’ A .j.