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The Barnwell Sentinel, Barnwell, S. C Half Your Living Without Money Cost We aro all at a danger point. On the use of good common Benee in our 1919 farm and garden operations, de- ) pends prosperity or ouT “going broke." Even at present high prices no one whatever ehe the school inaviCrfeoh,Eli** Thers Is mors Catarrh In thla auction of th* country thaw all otUar. diaaaaaa out together, and for years It jwaa sup posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Catarrh Is a. local disease, greatly Influenced ttV conatltutionafl con ditions and therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Medl- cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney « Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy, is taken Internally and acts thru the Blood on th*J(mcou8 Surfaces of tho System. One Hundred Dollar* rfc ward 1b offered for any case that Halls Catarrh Medicine Alls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. F..J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. K«*vt** r i». . Barnwell. . Creech, Lurrei is. Kino. ' fltUi sectarian I Ur*<oh. Ls$Tr» A. Khn». wilF~faise' the' ^icka E R Wiiimon. & .r~ . : Urawdj.Jotephine G Ai pi ton iHc the -State Dychts, Ann E. BUckviJIe, 1 for tho KUl)- K*»in »ng. / Wtliistir^t. 10«1» tho state £'L n ' i ' l S«‘ l 2 s * 0 ? , F. in ell, O M. / Du iharl.ui •ICC in t he mat- Ferguson. Ileb* cca. Seigliug. G ■ rd nor, L..c -n, Black vi lie. r flirt ia tlmt <«'«'•• 0 A. E. / Hi-tckvi le. • iac / Hagood, T J. B rjE.IL ?11 of tlie state Hair/, El«v Bottomry. half educated H«1r t Martha/ Hhi kniu* , ... Hair, Martha K Elko.It. I* Private citizen Hrir.Sua.n A.J. Eik ». Ii too ; little Parrison,‘Helen, l.’lur w. tii,rnw*;H. —Trr’ir F .ir f+.x. Reduce your f«rtJHr.or ex pense and save f^ea bills by growing Caw Peas and Soja lien ns. They cnrfblx th# land not only, when plowed, under, but when used lor forage and grazing. They can be grown to ad vantage A In your com crop—adding nitrogen and hu mus to your soil. It pay* to order \ ING COMPANY t ... — _ AT - 1 BARNWELL, S. 0. . Okas. Carroll Simmh, « Preliden fpo. K. Snrllino, Sec^-Trees. and yen eral Manager. can plant all or nearly all cotton, buy food and grain at bresent prices from supply merchant ou credit, and make .money. Food and grain aro hlgheiy+n proportion tfia^i a«o present cotton prices. \ It’s a time above Ml others to play safe; to produce a|l possible food, grain and forage supplies on your own acres; to cut down t\ie store bill v - -. A good piece of garden ground, rightly planted, rightly tended and kept planted the year round, can be W. M. JONES, Editor Entered as second c'ass mail matter Feb ruary 14,1906, at the Poetoffice at Barn well, 8. C., under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879. . Harter, R A Hartzog, Margaret. Hilda. Hay, M. H H*yv He Hayes. E E. Seigtingvill H* wlei-t. A H. App.U t n. Johnson. VV. O. VV iliiaton. _ Kea ss Mary A. B*-l loo/ Kitchtbg El zabeth.VN illigton, Knopf Jai e.~ Fa r(ax Lard, Cafrie. Bhckv lie. L i wton, Virginia 8 Ola'. Our Cow Peas, 8oJa\ Beans are superior in cleanllnd^3 ana quality to coW peas andYbeana as ordlnarliv/ sold. Write for **Wood's CroA Special,” giving prices id seasonable informa tion about gll Field and Gar den Seed. . Loan made same day application received. Legal ifTr'erUfinltA* the rate off 1.00 par inah first insertion, and fifty cei.ts •aah subsequent insertion. Obituaries. Tributes of Respect. Reso lutions of Respect. Cards of Thanks -Mfl-fU. oth^r reading notice* not news, will b9 charged f6r at Hie rule of fifty •ants per innh. or one cent per word, aach insertion, with a minimum charge 1919 PENSION ROLL oney on Long Terms Comptroller General Rut. L. Osborne has just.sent out from his office $298,172.00 to the clerks of court of the various counties to pay the peusions for ▲11 changes of advertising snd all eommumcations must be addressed to Tha Barnwell Sentnel and must be in thia office not later than Tuesday morning to insure publication in the •vrrent issue. ▲11 eqmmunication* murt be signed by the writer, not for publication, but aa an evidence of good faith, and topro- tact the newspaper. iWN & BUSH Lawyers ATftfWELIj* S. C. Attorneys at Law Free Garden Seed-Call and get yours before they are gone. Barn * ell. Blackville. Elko. . Hiaskville.R.F.D Barnwell, S. C Fe ’der, Surah F Ray. Sarah Ready C. J. Rountree, M A. Sai dea, J. H. Sami^ra, Mar,, The rolls for this year are the same as the 1917 rolls, due to the fact that the new pension law does not allow the old State pen sion board to chango them in any manner. The comptroller is ready to turn over a balance of $101,628.00 which is left of the $ 100,000.00 appropriated, to the newly created board of pen- B truwell. Bari well. Bltckvd e Hlackvnle “ BARNWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Sanders. M. A .. Haniwe SimDwi e, l).,nie, Fairfax $160; Six months 90c Three month* 60s. IK ADVANCE Still. Marti a. BaOiWrll. Still, 8 L. Blactvill**. T r.mr, Mary C. ' B nc*ydle. . * William* llaMe C. Barnwell. Williams 3no G. Alieiida'e. Wo id, Eli* o, Blackville. Woid.M K Duubart n Woodward, ▲nnie. Hilda Wo >d ward El zabetn, Barnwell R K D WcoVy, Mart,. Ban.well fa remitting cheeks or money order make payahl- to Taa Ntw Sentinel Fi bi.iioiino Co sion commissioners All matters pertaining to pen sions are from now on to be handled by the commissioners. Mr. D. W. MeLaurin has the work m charge and is known as State- FWBtGB tkHWTniNeioiicr. 1 Mr. Osborne states that the only change of any significance in tlie pensions paid by him is that the widows and soldiers in chasses C 2 and C-4 will receive $3<LOO each this year, which is $4.00 more than they have ever been paid before. Below is the list of pensioners COMPULSORY EDUCA DOES TION The last legislature will go down in history as marked by TO PUBLISH UNIVERSITY RECORDS. The University of South Car olina is preparing to publish a complete record of its alumni and students. Blanks are being mailed to each to he filled out. lu view of the fact that the uni versity is not in possession of the present address of a great many alumni who have changed ad- the great advances *uade in ctfh ttructive laws for letter edtna- tional standards. One of these is the putting of teeth into Un compulsory education law. A few years ago education might be made coin|>ulsory in a district upon a petition from that dis trict. Now the compulsory fea ture is the rule aod the excuses therefrom the exception. Chil- dren lietween the ages of eight and fourteeu are included. The term that is fixed by the act as a minimum is four months, al though upon a petition of the majority of the qualified electors in a district the children in that district may be required to at-' tend the full term. The enforce ment of tlie law is vested very largely in the work of an atten dance officer who is appointed by the couuty board of educa tion at an annual salary of $1200 and whose work will require all of the officer’s time. The duty of this officer will be to make a census of all children in the county who are of school age and. of both races. This must be done during the mouths of July and August. During the rest of the year it is the duty of this officer to viftjt the school districts and see that children of school eges Attend school as required or i‘e- FIRE, BONDING, STOCK INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS dresses since leaving the unirer for Barbwelrcounty* Prompt and fair treatment received here Office second floor over Moody’s store. sity it is earnestly requested that the desired information be sent immediately without waiting for the blanks. This must be done if the record is to be completer \ Tlie plan lias two phases. In the first place the univer sity is very anxious to obtain in formation as to the war record of its alumni and students in Qr- der that each mav have a place in the memorial now being plan ned. It is requested that,>iii ca*e where students and alumni have not returned Irom over seas, or have died in service, or for any other leason the situa tion is sucle that soldiers are likely to be unable to furnish the university-with the information, the relatives and friends of such sddiers send the information. Iu the second place, it is plan ned to establish a filing system which is to be a permanent re- Pavsi.'N R»ll 1919 CUsh A Buekha'ttr. D. G. Barnwell. Kavi-s. S. W, Ulmer* K. F. D Lott, H. B. Williston. Templt-t >n. Ja*. E. B'enkville. Trotu, Ssni’l W, Williston. Glass C-1 W illUton. Fairfax. Biaekville. Barnwell. , . Biaekville. A Lji d!iur«t. Wtl i*ton Hhrnwell. Toma Olar. George* Creek, Martin. Cla*s G 2 Bell. W D F B<« % ere K. Ctrroll. W. R, Greerli J. S. Croft. H. J. Pick into:.. F. l>tint, R. P Grubb*. T B. lltg.Hd, R If Hoover, D. M Hut n, Henry Morris, G \V, Us*ery, J. W. 44$<0 , Q<0»4»«Q»Q4$44» Anderson, G. W. Dunbarton Barnes, J. J. Btx'ey. J. L. Bennett. J R Bltok, A Hlaek. D. W. Blsek, F J. Anpleii n Barnwell R. F. D Mui tins. George* Cr« ek. G-*orges Creek Carlton, James, Allei dale. Gavey-fc.- K cord of all alumni and students ol tlm university7 Again it is urged that relatives and friends come to tue % assistance of the university in the tttoitto obtain accurate and complete records of s-tudents who have attended the university since and’ Including the year 190<), as well as any in formation pertaining to students who were iu the university prior to 1900 but which belongs to the period since 1910. It will be a fine thing to have it so that any one can come to The university or write and obtain a short his tory of its alumni. To make this possible is the aim. Tlie desired .information cov- Chiiiy. H. 0 part the same itrtheTTTngistnites Cminnt-y. J (luodsou. G. VV. Gnttin, O. P. Biaekville Ulmer*. Seigling. George* Creek Blackville U. F. D Ulm» rs\ ent. This officer may be either a man or u woman. Where a woman is appointed it will also carry the additional duty of school supervision. The penalty for each violation of this law will be a fine of not less than five dollars nor more.than ten dollars. Certain features of this act are noteworthy. It is so drawn that escape from its provisions will be almost impossible. In addition to the efforts of the truancy offi cer each superintendent or teaclr- er mwrfurnish the desired in formation for absence of pupils - or-be liable to a- fine of five dob- lars for each offense, which sum shall be deducted from her sal ^ary for the current month. The truancy or attendance officer is vested with a certain degree of discretsipiij and there are also certain exemptions expressed iu the act4 Paragraph 5- provides that tit any case where a child between the ages of eight and ' fourjeen years attends any private or pa rochial school that sueh a school must teach similar subjects as taught in public schools ami must be approved by the state board of education. It will be a mat ter of considerable interest to sec ! how' tliia section w ill be legarded ! by private aud sectariau author ities. The idea of the law K to JohjjB in. Marion .loiner. E B Lnueaster. D. 1*. Li zvr, J. G. Lee. J. C \ Lew s, Wil iam, McMillan J. (J. Martin. H. H. Mach ell. W. P. . AYilTiiton (THorX'‘e Greek OR fifteen days Only with a fair line of NEW and SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE fr Barnwell. Kile n ton. Uimers. -Marti if. Al!e id ale. -Dui bart >n Muns, R. M. Myriok, VV. J. Peyton, I. A. - R tysor, H. 0. =#eady,Davnl, Ready, T. J. Rountrt e, J. B Rouse. M. D.__ Barnwell Don’t forget to Come to Weiner’s opening sale. You wilT find him at the Blanton Old stand fbc the Home Bank. Buy at Weinqr’s and get the benefit of your dol Meyers Mill Otranto. era tho following -points Saodors, W. R •Barnwell Shepherd, W, L. Barnwell Name in full; present ad dress; present occupation; oc cupations engaged in since leav ing the university p class of and date degree taken ; whether married or single ; if married, name of husband or wife and date of marriage; war record cover ing : time of enlistment, branch of service, promotion and rank, places where service rendered, if wounded ; if deadj the date, place and circumstances ‘of death. If non-combatant ser vice, facts relative to same. Still. C. B. Still. Rt F. Still, Tobias, Walker. J/VV Weeks E. F. Vijru, J. C. BariiweJl. Geur^ttsL Greek Blackville Blackville, Bolen. Ellen. Blackville. Collins, Caroline, Barnwell. Duncan, F. V. Millettville. Willison. Am inda. Sciglingyilla A warm welcome to everyone to inspect our line. 9 Our prices and quality are our best adver- Si Anderson, Maggie, Dunbarton Anderson. R. I, Burnwell. Ashley, Mr^ie. BarnwelL Barnes, Elizabeth, Barnwell, Huxley, Martha, BlackviHe. Baxley, Mary Bari.vil e. Bennett,Man ha A., Appleton. Q tisement Barnwell, S. C iliMi tho cloiuic be educated ac - #