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VOI/LXVII.
BARNWELL SOUTTTXAROJJX.W TTIUBSDA Y.. J.fNf
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FIRST ‘ WILD CRTS'*.
AT CAMP JACKSON
Part pf Three Hundredth and Seven*
tTAtn.h'ArliHuiy Arrived at
j M » ;ne 13.
Tin* lirsi unit of tlie-Eighty-
first Division to be tie mobilized
•at Cam;' Jackson arrived in Co-
1 niifma Friday from N w'pui,t
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i ;u r< weir t. > om c’. - u.mt
: T2* men o? tir. ’diT.ir l ield .Ar-
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT .
IN ALLENDALE COUNTY
Sheriff and Deputy With Large
Number of Citizen* Hunt
For Assailant ...
Allendale June 1*2.— A higli-
ly ivsptcted young white girl,
'residing jn tiie liver sectionof
A Ue lici:• Ie etuTilfvd f=
AlCOOK AND BROWN MAKE
NON-STOP FilGHT.
ne n-y -to red out, at on-y.' Tm-
men are from South' Carolina
and rLmida.uud are ivnder find
command* of Crpt. Edwin <L, ' -• h. -W t!htiin, r
t+r*t e\-
,j-.> eii to* % live, jis • a- ri>Trft .of
four ii’.dd ti fired into her breast
at lit: kimm .this morning By-a
hv jyo. man who. atbunyied
HssfTuTt.
ci mural
A It nough
Hazardous Enterprise of British
Army. Officers in Vickers-Vimy
Biplane Ends Without Mishap.
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London. Juue 1.5 1By the
Associated lTe*J -— The final
goal mjI'tiI 1 tie' ambitions which
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living"" men h-ive ventured to
dream -iueetiie \\ right brothers
fir si rose from the earth in a
m ; \ ler tai;I.i am iTEiehine \v;i'
. alized tfi-K m or Ring when two
\ouug; British roitmers," Capt:
DEMONSTRATION CLUB HOLDS -
ANNUAL MEETING HERE
-'beiif: E. C. Benn< tt and-4-T:-
Randle and Fir*: Lieut. William
Ms ted by a large ^number of
A M.Cowan formerly football | ciAir.Lus, iveiu^tlic'scene im-
was., at t!ie UnSVersUy of South mydiau-lvjrflCr the report the
I aro.i.’.a.
. A tea
img“o Trad not been captured
me i. :
ir*t 1
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gram received at tin.*
iVr*» <’f the “ Wi.dJ at
1s-«-A :ation *a-iJ that
11 uin!red and I wenty-
lat*'* this ufn-tmoyn.
Uie girl wli* alone'at homo
at tpe tim** of the crime, hi r
father being in the field-
, •• • • •*». til it 1 •it**.? c»•
work. 17.e negro, after literally
t; 1 * I \ ;l!iu lilt 1 ..: rl
a:ill S: rnr Sarritaiy
t*. a r it . h *n * otbing to thread*
-am' : i-b/r “in ids - attempT.'**
cur- -i a pjstol k-pt m t*:t* h off
1 V -j u * g^tT's f:it!u r, a: i lir**d
tit * * .o* -. r.n crim** " n- i*..».j
v v . e : t N c\v~pi»:^ N« vi s
fi. a* <’ taeiimouts .an*
i* M.ir.c'.inri i. I hl* i*
;• v.' c j .. •Tidi'g tlva a: -
John Alco'ek.aiUl Lieut. Arthur
W L Brown, landed on the'Irish
.coast after the first nob-stop
Ibgfit across the.Atlantic ocean.
Their voyage was witiiout
:ecuB*nt and without unforseen
incident, so far a* call be learned.
If was a straight away, clean-
cut Might achieved in 10 hours
and 12 minute?—from New-
fTundiamL-t-o CliBBm Ireland,
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a distaff* 4 of more than 1.00b
Interesting Program J Arranged For
, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day of Next Week.
.The third annual Short Cour-o
for the members of tlie Home
L)e-mon>tration Flubs wili fyc hehl
at the Court Hoiis«* iiT'Barnwell,
\\ r edtn sday, Tnirmlay and Fri
day.1 une 25th,2‘Uli and 27tb.
itliuer t;j<. a u vj Uce?? ol Ala.^s C/ilt -
ford BarrStt amP Mi*s 'ETdTs<
Cave, 11 dfiie -Dentunsti atlon
Ageut- 4 * —* r '
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Wednesday, .1 une 2Ath.
do. Ob- In. lid—Registration.
lU.3b.JdLjA — (upeid’bg exer
cises. Hr. W. M Jong*.
lb. h*i 11.0b—Welcome. Mr.
Jim Da\js, Mr. J. A*. Porter and
Mr. JI..IJUiJallioun.
ll.bb.l*'.bb— Salad making.
Miss rhoise ELison. assisted bv
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12.0b' l.FM
land assign in
But
the Brief
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and mod*-*t
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camies from |
1 bo 3.00—
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•‘ni**n at Cli
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id auiazmoiy j
| Bed M V ing.
mid'
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STEM END ROT CAUSES
MUCH LOSS IN MELONS
Agricultural Department Ciives Pre
ventive-Freight Required
CnleSs I'sed.
gttr Mo te Ha’r of f;lko and Mr. Hi
A.fSfalllnjr*. of'Ounha ton Send
I’be railed States denart-
iiK'tit of agriculture, bureau of
plant industry vjjias inauguiated
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FIRST COTTON BLOSSOMS
RECEIVED LAST WEEK
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■ Fi^st Cotton Blossoms .
The first cotton blossoms
reach tin* Seutiuel oflice t.ht-* *
* <■ a * o i i was received about ten
day*-, ago from Mr. Moise Hair.
V 1 I f 4 # » l * i i oh t ' i
a cainpaigh agfiihst the water-
r.ieloit di-a-^e known as -letn r. t. v ., 10 )s OHMl! > t | h . most nrosoer.
wltjcli ixsJTytWctefi.v.'d by si r.ap : d (>u< .p,-...,,..; ^ '
-c decay begmmngusnallv nt|^ 0 ^rf , un . ihllurowu
tbrv,; nLJ ernl ami CTlfi*<‘ittm <And U a .. of early Iru.c
mv-ent m ' thp -fT^r^| 1; ,; ; ,. uu . t . !; r , >utl[v Jm^rfoT
wyicb attaelm the fresh cut sfem ( ra j yen’ts ~|»rodurerl thr first
sev-
when t::e melons are, to outward
aptx*a’anc('s, sound when ^hip
ped. hut arrived at destination
with part or all destroyed. T'lte
stem-end rot fungus is verv pp v-"
ftlent .in the South Atlantic
State* and it is (*sfimated tliat
apf'rnrrimatel v 2.500 citr* of m*-!.
ons were lo'«t front t?iis disease
dnTirrg.the lb|s iea-on.
A -simple hlm-'tone treatment.
12.0b' 1 imtHim cments L" eos-ta-.,_ littlu, -u.|o«lieLL
hale of rieec-v staple atlu will in
all , trohuhility keep up her
record this year. Several full
blooms were nh*o recived' this
week from Mr. II. A. Stallings,
of Dinibai tuu who is connected
with the StalHugs and Woolev
Drug Co. ef-that eitv.
J. E. HAIR.
A*wo'd-itrg -to. . reports ‘. re-*
uuer.
igstno
to tne nr -'em at t ie time of j v ,. ( j i n Harnwtdl on Mon-
| loadingbound m. !»*• a prevent-j ,j , v aft -nu'on Mr. .1. E. Ilair.ij
ige. I I,., melon distributor*-' a*- • |
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sociation it:
- m a nut actu r<
J'OllIlN iVltldci |
ah ,r cd for t he
.]>*. «fied on tlu* tram that
or*
a rat tyti.
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'ti | a gi''up
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t eiumbta sin
t .fiMemi* who will D-n-.»ur..gmg pitijfv.-,
Sin wa* a Learn to avoid ill-natured
wttm m
tit
dofV.
IgXas a> welcome
a* a *uubeam in a 'ic'k i >mn.
L ai n tin* art of saving kind
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— in Jut'll
r ptw—tUg. _ .
ijiAu - t j mca.r.cMrf the UaptT*t R'marks ?ukL.everythingcaintl
ft - .j i ated t<5 Create friction.
ciniO ;t. * —i
'J de late-* Mr*. Bellinger—i* ^J^arn to keep vour troubles
*ii'.; vy-d !>y~TTVD tlaiiglitci'*. Ui:s. 1}° ' YiliirTh’—4>eo_pkr iiave
YVrttiam 1 Iatciier—Jimisrmnl | - nvl L ~—t—
.Mr* i .1 Jiil S.. Rcvtiofds. both of*' , * , ' ain t() V‘>tb* ftfHes and
<'o’.a dhia :o»ne -mr. ILhintml \\ .
Bttld: ger. of -Spartanburg ; and
i ,vo ii.othu rs. TTll qk F. lb i i fba r.
f—Barnwell -coAivt-v, and V.Ai-
o
hann'M • Du’tibar, of Washii.g-
toil, T>. ( . v Beside* these mem-
iK*is o r tier• immediate family,
the in Mr*, lie ii.'.gerrjeavc'*
many oTher relatives.
. T’n • funeral service* w* v re held
Monday afternoon - at* '•> "'c:ec.;
at. tin iat;* restrleiice', ISb'.Mi e-n
sliitml-
paia* under a snrile. ,
llrtficmhcr. a sjmile is worth
a—fortune^ —==-\Sample"-Ca' >e.
ATTEMPTED RAPE.
According to leports received
in Barnwell a vomi' f nesfro
named James Daniels attemped
t_hi- rape rff.ithe dauglber of a
ttighly ivspec;ed tainner Living
near Revnol<l* station on Sun-
M )** Lltfoe M;tiOli\ 1 |M* -re*
(uriied from sa\anna!t where
site Vpent a few days.
* Fatlot - W till mi Malony of tin*
HtUiettfOTit+o i 'oi-iogo. ‘Sayaun tit,
(id., u at home for the bummer
holidays.
* Tena Browh <*f
Angela - * Aeatkmy, Aik.oh; S.
C^ i* at home for the summer
hoLrtavs.
“Miss Rosa Brown has a* ln*r
guest her cousin Edna N ine-
burg, of New York.
.Miss All ice Whittle lot's re-
burned from a very pleasant
visit' to Virginia
Mi-s Bertha Rich lias as her
guept Miss Henrietta Bloek#cf
Camden. S. C.
Miss lips a Brown entertained
in honor of h«*r guest Miss Viiie-
burg, with an enjoyable rook
parly oil Wedm* <lav aft-moon.
Miss Rosamond Burnt won !ir.*t
ducted lyv .tiie ,Rev. John K.
<lood.-. pltstor. of the SnandolL
Baptist church. The interment
A.Ob—Trued ride to to
•rings. - »
Moving picture
1. -o*!!f u 1 hi Im* dt*in fi-i l int
t • the tiL-yJy)< iit *o;ta*-e m th
*t* :ti. • 1 '*• ;i Mii:ill b *u*!N abou
! i;ic;i in Ui.inf^tt'f.F.1 in* mKioti
^’amtd h < load' with rlc* stem
outwardr*'
Load (»nI v those -melons lmv
V •* i f*t»nilv
■l
H-tl* •'
* to a ln?ge circle of
4-iv«-~ b»* U*»V**H
i’ h)*s the folloWr
i ; - of his iimnodinte
*.i. E. Hair, Dr. (i.
1*::* .hegg. Dr. Harry
to .in, l>r_l Murray
I II si:*
Ha t l i'Snarriii’nirg. Mr.Byron
Hai ‘, a*ul NLrs, Jiilitrs Sandern
«*t B a- vd * . and Mrs. Tostde
! W ■
I incut
* < ‘b:utn!)ia. The inter-
• » .
will h<- made in the
‘t.bo -
\\ oodiaml 1 iieatia
Friday, June 27tlu\
Special day for tin* Women
Home Demonstration < luh . ... . . ,
members, and for the Boys w h 0 lnllt * Mlx a,1(l kcH T th, ‘ ( ls,, ‘*
an*^mnnbers of the Boultrv club J hutant pa-tg. in glass, eaina,
l)inot Blackvdio cemetery on Tues-
the steiit more than »*«•-•«— 1 da v afternoon *nt six o'clock.,
-arv to seem** a tri -li surface. | being eoitdu t<*d hv liis pastor,'
Ik I - .1 > 1 <► # » »
amt only tin* *o*m ami-never j R t v . F. Watson;
tiio 'ihface* ol the no Jon a* this
injure^ th** ap|K*arance of tin
ly.bo.lo.lo— Opening exer
cises. Mr. Morgan.
1U.15-11. LA—1 »*n wavsof-pj'e-
pari;ig egg-s./ Miss ft -Vam t ussis-
ted by Mi*s Ellison,
11.1") 1.00—Chinning Meats in
the steam pres-iire canner. Mos
Mary B> MartiitF —
- 1 bo-3.ob—Dinner in ‘‘The
Circle." ^
3jlb-3 30—Report oi Repi'e-
sentaiives.to tStati^Sljort Course.
3.30 j,oo—fiolivermg Honor
, r . n
earns.
J.oO—Moving pictures at
'Woodland Thoatre. - * .
copper vr good enamel vessel.
Never in iron', tin,or other me-
tallic ve-sel.
In the interest of donservatiou
of the•flrodm't and for the’ pro-
motion of the remedial measures
for.aim prevention of stem-end
rot, Um C uiu*d 8tates d+*j *a rt-
niejit of agriculture lias asked
allj'aiiroads to require prepay
ment of all shipmoiLfcs of water
melons which, have noC' heen
treated for stem-end rot, and in-
All ol the girls win* ;ld*. urn
iii-
jon. The you fg jRn/,o. jAg^ajuty leg couive wa v j• ^of tin* <* inning and poultry
laged to escape ! M‘rve<l. I nose mvited w. rt :. c i n | H Mr ^ ih VUfM l t o "attend tTie
ILV hud .gave., the j.^^ses. \ ena Blown. hh; n,i . 8hyrt Course for the entire lime 4 .
• r * -- X r •’ 1 1 i \ 7 : . I IJ. , It. .. I > . . I J , ... •
wotnau* in anti
without injury
ainrni SlierilL Morris upon he-! A'iiieburg,'. Evelvn Rosenhurg,
rook place Monday iifterno^n at ; p,,_r notified hro'ight ahemler to Sybil Baiist, ; Edn:i Bliiine,(jerah
<; :.*;d TTcRiClr-ar -thaJLiaji statin- j flu. Barnwell jail. The com mu- Kammer, E.orie May
• 4-f.w y in Lai .iwuJ in Hie presence'! uirv is to be liigb!y r cojnmended Smith, Evejvn Leonard, Rusa-
"l a large cuneourse ol ,s >rrow= hfo,*r their restraint and law mond l»ui*t, and. Bertha Rich..
_ ing reiatiu s and *y mj»at!*etic .abiding conduct in thi* matter.
In* :u*. -JUio li.jral trihutt-s at *
tested to the love and e*teem in
wliii h sbe-was iield bv all who
y
knew her.
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Among the out of town folk*
who- were here to see tin* Ilear^
oflluyianitv were Mrs. Reuben
Ilo.v.t:*.. and Mr. and Mrs.'S.
B. MauujM Wiiliston.
Mi* E. Cn Smith and Mi?
„ v : —
A * very distressing and
possibly fatal accident was
narrowly averted on Monday
afternoon when a car driven hv.
Mrs. \V. C. Jennings and
carrying several children and her
. DEACONS ORDAINED.
- Cypres-^ClrTpT‘1 church on,
Sunday afternoon was the
sc(*ne of ti yery impressive
ordination service, when Messrs
B. F. Tisdale, J. M. Killings
worth, S. II v Greene, and
mother, Mrs. Graham co]lided s ~W. /W-Dicka were onlaieed a**
with a tree just beyond Turkey <leac**ns of that church. After a
Creek. - M*s. Graham was not j public examination of tlies
They are expected to be at rb<
( on i f House m Bfirji well
promptly at 10 o’clock, W<-dnes :
day, June 25th. Every girl who
attends each 'session of thy
Short'Course without being tar-"
dy to the meetings will receive
an Honor Card atjthe end of the
qoLii *e.
The hoys ii> the poultry club
are to attend the last-day, June
27th. "On that day the Women
club members'are requested, to
come and to bring a picnic din-
ner with tliem, ’ -
It would not I*** po*sible to
have this course for our countv
M.VtieA 7 '/?
WU!i»t<*tVe
Wcit’lerylj
i. We i
_..Srid
ithersbee .of {'some
Mrs. Allen jcaugl
Bifiw* Biu/l.jthe i
i*‘»t< -of * ftr. T r* f«»r
" ***g*
iiiki Mrs.
W. *M.
Jon£j t on rn'by
of ('some manner' had Tier Tit-ad qualifu-ations of the office of t er<»aity of the people of Barn-
it between the tree an
ws of-the top. At fates
.< m.f
f- 5F V
ileacon the ordaining prayer 1 well iic entertaining . the. girl
a* made by tlit* jx *tor - j in their home*. Wt appreciate
tVrjuni
i*tee
and
W.
Ulai
M. J
itidrne orftin
orrarlx-d hv
l *■
rteejur tile *npport I fat pwA
are giving in in our w.*rk, for
wryreafiie that the motr feo-
BARNWELL HONORED.
Among tin- visitor* in Barn
well last week was Diet. Col. J, '.
M. Johnson of Marion, S. G.
Among the first divisions to go
aero** t<> the other side was one
wlirclT b ecu mm its men came
frojn every state in the Union
was cafle*! the Rainbow Diyi-
sian. The engineer troops in
this division came froiii South
Carolina, and were commanded
by Col. Johnson. It rendered .
most excellent service Svhile
there. *. *
Col. Johnsou-Comes from a
struetions have been i-^ued hv
the cairii rs that all shipmeht*' familV we 14 known in • S*»uti*
of ine^.ns from -Florida, Georgia Carolina, H's futhery John
and- South' T’TiroiTifa be Tdq-uired ' Monroe Jolm-on was one of the
t * he prepaid through to degti- best solicitors that the PeeDto
nati')ti, unless so treated.
, Although the food administra-!
tion ha* cancelled its trade unit j
on watermelons, it i* t ;, e desire !
jl,section ever liacfT
Miss Maude Breeden, &
of tin* "tailr6ad ' administration JR^nher of the Baynwell High
tjnit. shippers continnne to load ^ c ' 100 ^ facnltv attended the-
tire same a* last year, that_ i“ :ir 1 j a g* ^ er
watemelons,4 1 average weight Manning, aCClio, S. C.
25 pounds of less livrrrerxTugh. J ast "eek.
^drAVatenm-lon*. average weight —• —j —---.."'.--f —»
20 pounds ofje'S. live tiers record unanimously -Clavoring
high. j the cohtiJTuation of last year’*
At a-meeting of the melon plan of loading,
distributors, association held at! Much more eiti**ient iise of
Cincinnati Febuary I I and 15, equi{>ment is tx)*sible if this
1 blO, thU-association went on method of loading is fallowed,
•——«—— —«*^- —-r and will - place carriers in
pie there art* hack of jujhinglposition to . furnish,, prompily
the better it wiil go. . cla*s of equipments roost suit-
' Every one wno is in any way able.
connecUnl with the demon*tj^i- * This matter is of such vital
tion work is urged to tlq his or importance I trust you' will he
her part u^helpus.run the Short willing to co-operate with ns in
Cou/s* on eohedui*- nine. **rdtr to give puidwuy
ihitiord. Birratt, :»« pmvrt>re to this -* * it *j^ci .
. Kloiv Cm, j Your cocmerafion wilt be ftppra*
Home De:non*tration Agents ^