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Registration List For Chester-1 field County (Continued Irom last week) Plains. Adams, Thomas P.; Adams, Henry B. Belk, Winford D.; Blagburn, Walter A.; Broom, Lonnie K.; Faile, E. Gustus. Gainey, Dave E.; Griffin, Virgil G.; Harris, John L.; Hicks, C. Lve; Hicks, T. Luther; Hicks, Minor C.; Hicks, James M.; Hinson, Charley W.; Hunter, James Thurman. Lowry, Ream E.; Lowry, F. Frank. McDonald, Chess; McManus, Rus ton; Miller, Jesse J.; Miller, J. Dan. iel. Polston, Thomas.; Raffeldt, Ed. J.; Rogers, J. Arthur; Rodgers, Thomas J.; Rollings, E. Lonnie; Rollings J. Lee; Smathers, T. Baldon. Usher, Broadus A.; Watts, Dave; Watts, Jesse C.; Watts, Boyd F. Williams, Thompson W.; Williams, H. Walter; Williams, R. Frank. (Colored) Baker, Lewis; Blackney, Charley; Bracey, James. Dunlap, Jesse; Funderbburk, Commodore F.; Hamilton, Brady; Henry, James; Hough, Lou. Jones, C. Arthur; Lewis, Henry. McMannus, Vanus; McMillian, Joney; Medows, Snow; Miller, Jesse S. ;Miller, Ervin; Miller, Dexter. Segars, Willie; Turner, Wade. Tyson, Esau; Tyson, Dave. Wexford. Allen, Robert J.; Collins, J. Ray. Davidson, Lonnie; Davidson, Henry R. Griggs, Lee A.; Griggs, Charley C.; Griggs, Ben T. Gulledge, Elnha A.; Jenkins, Raymond H. Moore, Luther M.; Moore, Vance D.; Moore, Henry. Pittman, Oscar I.; Sellers, Sinclair; Sellers, Luther M.; Sellers, Adolphin. Tucker, Lewis W.; Tucker, Harley B. (Colored) Burch, Weaver C.; Caple, Tom. Gainey D. Gib.; Gainey, Lee; Gatewood, Webster. Harrell, Oscar; Harrell, W. Welzie. Huntley. John. Little, Lester; Little Price. Melton, James; Melton, Ross. RatclifF, John W. Bethel. Anderson, Henry C.; Anderson, demons C. Bailey, John M.; Bane, Fuller C.; Blalock, H. Frank; Brigman, William. Chapman, John Rufus; Chapman, Courtney Guy; Chapman, J. Coit. Farmer, J. A. Authur; Freeman, Malloy. Haney, William; Hudson, Alfred D.; Hudson, J. Henry. Knight, William Ervin ; Lee, Frank; Lide,Thomas E. Mason, Allen Corwin; Parker, David. White, Edgar; Williamson Thomas Lee. (Colored) Black, Samuel; Black, Robert Jr.; Brodie, Francis; Buchanan, Sam; R11 V* onon A "O 4 1 niiuur, ourn, Anderson; Burn, King David; Bum, Isaac. Chapman, Robert; Chapman, Allen; Coachman. Enoch. Davis, Robert; Ellerbe, Samuel Ellerbe, Cromwell; Ellerbe, Otice; Ellerbe, Robert. Emanuel,H arvey; Ford, Van; Ford, Samuel. Gainey, John A.; Gainey Walter; Gary, Sam; Green, General. Haley, John; James, Samuel; John son, Willie;John*v?.i, Elliott; Jornson, Talmage; Johnson, Walter; Johnson, Robert. Kendall, Walter; McEachin, Walter; McEachin, E. B.; McRae, Frank; Montague, John. Nesbit, Sam; Nesbit, Hamp. Roberts, Allen; Robinson, William; Pnfrafa D "T'n ' isuiii, jvu^ers, vv ill. Sanders, John Talmage; Sanders, William; Scotx, Ezekiel; Short, Jacob; Short, Walter; Short, Jolley; Short, Robert; Short, Lawrence; Singleton, Henry; Smith, James Harris; Soon, William. Thompkins, Lawrence; Whitfield, Frank; Williams, Jacob; Wilson, Rivers; Wilson, John; Wilson, Albert;, Wilson, Frank; Wilson, Loyd; Wilson, Creak; Wilson, Wise; Wright, James Levander; Wright, Edward. Mt. Croghan. Atkinson, John Wylie; Baker, Walter Worth; Baker Wayman; Brown, Richard Wheeler; Burch, John Henry; Burch, Andrew Jackson. Deese, Dock James; Donehue, Ben Tillman; Donehue, James. Edgeworth, Walter Eugene; Gale, Minor Pope; Graves, David Little; Graves, George Rufus; Gulledge, Jule Nelson; Gulledge, Beniamin Tillman Hancock, Steve Jonah; Hancock, Ernest Clayton; Hancock, Henry Norman; Hancock, Lonnie Preston; Hancock, Boss; Hancock, Robert Lester; Hancock, H. Franklin. Hilton, Henry Ezekiel; Hilton, Frank Clibom; Hinson, Colonel D.; Horn, Benjamin Franklin; Huntley, Johnson David. Jackson, James Lonnie; Jackson, Benjamin Franklin; Johnson, Edprar Frederick; Jordan, Jesse. Kelly, William; Knight, Richard Jefferson. Lear, John David; Leonard, John William; Lowery, Walter W.; Lowiy, r i Henry Clyde. McNair, Benjamin Ernest; Maness, William K.; Moore, Ben; Moore, Preston C.; Moore, Julius; Moore Ernest W.; Moore, William J.; Moore, Robert Berry; Morris, Jule; Moses. John; Munn, Burdine. Nicholson, John Rufus; Nicholson, Arthur Herman. Oliver, John Pierce; Oliver, Alexander; Oliver, Thomas William. Privett, Samuel Kensin; Ratcliff John Willie; Rayfield, Walter J.; Rivers, Charley Clarence; Rivers, Lester Augustus; Rollings, Luther Jackson; Rollings, John Julius. Sellers, James Lemuel; Sellers, Hugh Hoil; Sellers, Lee Broughton; Sellers, Cyrus; Sellers, Charles Spencer; Sikes, James Jackson; Sikes, Lee; Smith, Tom Latta; Smith, Thomas Andrew; Starnes, Prank; Steen, James Franklin; Steen, Maxey Herman. Taylor, John Edward; Taylor, William Burlie; Taylor, William Franklin; Therrell, Perry M.; Threat, Henry Wilson; Tucker, James; Tucker, James Arbie; Tucker, Benjamin Franklin. Wallace, Henry; Watson, WilliB Elbert; Watson Leven Andrew; Watts, Robert Lee; Watts, Bee, Watts, Jesse; Woodard, Henry Shakespeare; Woodard, Lee Farris; Wilson, Jule. (Colored) Badgegood, Wilson; Burch, Jonah; Burch, Norman Holly; Burch, Dock Burch, Adam; Burch, Henry Coit Burch, Haywood. Cauthen, Everett; Covington, David. Davidson, Henry; Dixon, Roman. Evans, Jesse; Foster, Henry. Gardner, Joe; Gatewood, Ellis; Gulledge, James. Hancock Ernest Charlie; Horn, Robert. Ingram, Willis; Jackson, Henry; Jackson, Gurley Arthur; Jackson, Carl; Jackson, Claton; Jackson, Martin; Jackson, Robert; Jackson, Marsh; Jackson, Vernon; Johnson, George Washington. Kelley, John Edward; Lee, John; Lowry, Lee. McFarlan, John; McGwin, John; McNair, Joy; Maness, Oss; Marsh, Ezekiel; Moore, John Millard. Pate, Henry Jr.; Pratt, Weaver; Ratliff, Pete; Sellers, Andrew; Sinclair, John. ; Pee Dee Aycock, Authur William; Bryant, Authur Donell; Byrd, George Luke; Chapman, Charles Ambrose; Dangerfield, James; Dawkins, Jessie Os ey; Dawkins, Clarence; Dixon, James Amos; Dixon, Will. Edwards, George; Gaudy, Isaac Jr. Keith, Rogers; Keith, George Henry. Linton, Jacob DeWitt; Linton, Rosia A.; Linton, William , Sandy; Linton, John Hemy; Petty, David Lee Andrew ;Petty, William Dorsey. Sings,, Thomas; Tucker, Robert; Weatherford, Theodore; Weatherford, Tobe; Weatherford, Mack Jeff. (Colored) Douglass, Allen; Gainey, Henry Edward; Hossick, Cornelius; Joynes, John Josh; Union, Ernest. Winzo. Anderson, Caulie B.; Anderson, Charlie B.; Atkinson, Carl. Brewer, Phy G.; Burr, Koy Felton. Deas, Silas; Dry, Benton. Evans, William Harley; Evans, John Henry. Green, Spofford; Hendrix, Hubert Horace; Hendrix, Palmer Armfield; Hildreth, Bill; Hildreth, David. Jackson, Henry B.; Johns, Laney Ervin ; Joplin, James Bartley; Jordan, Smiley Lester; Jordan, Edgar Williams; Jordan, Henry. Kearns, John Caldwell; Maree, Bennie; Mills, Rufus; Mills Lonnie Monroe; Mills John English; Mills, Luther Clayton; Moore, Ed.; Moore, Eugene. Oaten, Walter Brutus; Philips, Tom Charlie; Pigg, Arley B Richardson, John F.; Simpson, David Alexander; Sims, Charlie II.; Smith, Joe. Watts, James L.; Watts, LeRoy. (Colored) Allen, Hamp; Albrooks, Joby; Brewer, Cleveland; Brewer, Jabey Larney; Brewer, Henry Carol; Brewer, Preston D.; Brewer, David. Flowers, Jessie; Gady, Sam; Gregory, Roach; Gregory, Reamus. Johnson, Andrew; Johnson, David James. Louallen, Henry; Lowcry, Ernest; Lowry, Julius. MeManus, Willie Q.; Marcus, Furman; Myers, Adam David; Myers, Lonie Crushfield. Rivers, Walter; Rivers, Andrew; Rushing, James. Sowell, Arthur; Stanley, Jesse James. Williams, Esau; Williams, Thomas Grant's Mill. Boan, Willie B.; Boan, Samuel J.; Brigman, Alexander; Brigman, Charlie; Brock, Ben F.; Brown, William D. Caulder, Walter L.; Caulder, Arthur James; Caulder, Willie H.; Curry,, Hector. Davis, Walker F.; Davis, Vanes. Graham, Alexander; Grant, Henry Thornwell; Gulledge, James S. Hicks, Coit L.; Hicks, Luther Tompson; Hunt, Lewis. Johnson, John Gary; Jones, Sam P King, Ernest LeRoy; McBride, Ben F.; Martin, Dan A.; Morgan, Ebbie C. Parksr, Willis E.; Roscoe, Charlie W.; Roscoe, Daniel ATjHRoscoe Bogin; Rainwater, Samuel J.; Raiwater, Minor; Rivers, Carl A. Smith, Raph B.; Smith, Ernest G.; Smith, Belton; Stafford, Charles Franklin. Turnage, Harman; Turnage, Ben F. Wallace, Lewis H.; Whitaker, Geroge W. (Colored) Bennett, James Willie; Bennett, Charlie E ; Bennett, Fred. Conrad Mike; Dixon, Leslie. Fleming, Randolph; Jefferson, John. Love, David; McFarlan, J. Calvin; McFarlan, William; McFarlan, Lewis L.; Miller, Luther; Mills, J. Lester; Mitchell, Burwell; Mitchell, Frank. Ratliff, Sam; Sanders, George Hen*y Turnage, B. Floyd. Cross Roads. Allen, May Franklin; Deoson, John Stephen. Fincher, Silas Jasper; Fincher, James David. Gibson, Henry Augustus, Gibson, Nathan Lucas ;Gibson, Julius Barton; u raves, Raul Dexter; Gulledge, Joseph Evan; Gulledge, William Edward Hancock. John Daniel; Jackson, David; Jordan, James Franklin; Jordan, Marvin Maxie; Jordan, Lonnie Franklin. Knight, John Arthur; Knight, Thomas Samuel. Melton, Robert E.; Miles, Albert Jeray; Miles, Alexander; Mills, Monroe; Moree, Henry Alexander. Oliver, 'James Walter; Price, Ace Clayton. Raffadaldt, Jessie; Sikes, James; Steen, James Albert; Steen, Gelbert. Watson, Minor Harrison; Watts, Thurlow C.; Wilson, Henry Lee Harrison; Woodard, James Walter; Woodard, Maxie Cleve. (Colored) Campbell, Minor; Crawford, Eddie. Gaddy, Ellis Isaih; Little, Jamet>; Little, Charlie Weaver; Love, Jefferson; Love, Carl; Love, James Wesley. Myers, Henry; Nicholson, Ernest. Robinson, Thomas. Ruby. Allen, Charlie F.; Allen, Joseph H. Burch, Robert H.; Campbell, James Wm. V.; Campbell, James P.; Clark, Daniel C.; Crawley, Duncan L.; Crawley, Anguish Stafford; Crawley, Gary E.; Crawley, Samuel F.; Crawley, Alex Whiteford. Eddins, William Redmond; Edgeworth, Carl B. Griggs, Julius; Griggs, Sanford B.; Gulledge, John; Gulledge, Preston B. Hancock, Barge; Hancock, Redman M.; Hancock, Andrew Luther; Hancock, Henry Edward; Home, John Lee; Horn, William T.; Horn, D. Lester; Huntley, Stephen McQueen; Hancock, Thomas L. Jackson, William C.; Jenkins, Cleveland; Johnson, Anguish S. Keziah, Clegg A.; Lear, John Haney. Mcflrpcnr .Inline Q /"'?i ? q - j w vtiiuc y atacxagcy VjUIUIII" bus G.; Moore, Walter H. New8om, Dr. Robert Murray. Oliver, Stafford S.; Oliver, James Z. Oliver, Duncan F.; Oliver, Vonnie E. Raffaldt, Eular J.; Raffaldlt, ChesterL.; Raley, Martin Luther; Rollings, Ernest. Sellers, C. Sinclair; Sellers, Thomas S.; Sellers, Julius M.; Sellers, Jasper L. Sellers, William B.; Sellers, Kenmore; Smith, Fugerson E.; Steen, William B.; Steen, Bamie; Swink, Charlie M. Tucker, Thomas Franklin; Vaughn, William C. Watson, Lonnie A.; Woodard, Arthur W.; Woodard, James Z. A 11 1 i ' ?* ' /\iisDrooKS, L.een; Kittle, Aaron J. W. Hanna, Mack; Hanna, Dock; Huntley, George. McBride, Julius A.; McNeil, Herbert; Massey, Ben; Massey, John. Nivens, Robert; Rivers, James. Sellers, Willie; Sellers, Tom; Sellers, Fred; Sellers, B. Frank; Shaw, Le?. Watson, Edgar; Watson, William. Angelus. Adcock, Gary F.; Adeock, John A. Boone, Jesse J.; Boone, Benjamin F.; Brown, Ernest P. Catoe, Charlie D.; Catoe, Wesley B. Deese, Robert E.; Deese, A. Ernest; Donohue, Edward P.; Donchuc, i,uther B.; Donohue, Henry W. Finlayson, Walter A.; Hathcock, John D.; Hopkins, Julnus E.; Horton, (i. Clyde; Horton, Henry Thomas; Horton, William L. Horton, llarley R. Johnson, G. Steadman; Keziah, W. Gabon; Keziah, T. Cyrus. Lee, Frank II.; Lee, John E. Mangum, Samuel L.; Middleton Lee W. Poston, Emanuel A.; Rollings, J. Chapman; Rollings, Lonnie E. Snipes, JesseC.; Snipes, Daniel E.; Snipes, Raymond T. Vick, D. Benjamin; Yates, R. Bunyon. (Colored) Baker, Colon; Baker, Harvey; Blakney, Harrison. Ganey, Jesse; Horn, Thomas; Horton, Edward; Horton, Anjfus. Jowers, Lee; McCaskill, Hezekiah; McCaskill, John. Newman, Alex; Pate, A. Louis; Pate, John. I Smith, Charlie; Sowell, William. (Continued next week.) * Program of the Chesterfield Baptist Sunday School Convention The convention meets with the Chesterfield Baptist church Friday and Saturday the 20th and 21st of July. General subject, "The Efficient Sunday School." Friday the 20th 10 a. m. The Convention assembles. Organization, Enrollment and Reports of Delegates. The Standard Sunday School, Rev. Thomas J. Watts. Relation of the Sunday School to the Church, Rev. B. D. Thames. Dinner 12:30 to 2 P. M. Afternoon Session, The Effi cient Teacher, Supt. J. Arthur Knight. The Laws of Teaching, Rev. Thomas J. Watts. 8:30 p. m. An address on Sunday school work by Rev. Chas. A. Jones. Qaturrlnv? 10 o * ? uuiuiuuj iv a* ill* 11U VY IU Hold Boys in the Sunday school, L. E. Cogburn. Good Records, Rev. J. K. Hair. How to Get Good Teachers in Sunday School, Rev. Thomas J. Watts. Delivery of Diplomas to the graduates of Normal Class. Dinner 12:20 to 2 P. M. The Value of the Organized Class in the Sunday School, Rev. B. S. Funderburg. The Graded Sunday School in Principle and Practice, Rev. Thomas J. Watts. B. S. Funderburg, J. K- Hair, W. P. Coker. Regulations for Draft Taking Definite Form Washington, June 23.?Regu lations for drafting the new National army, now awaiting President Wilson's approval, containing provision for every step in the great undertaking, except the actual method of the draft itself. No ofticial announcement has been made, and official confirmation is being withheld, but it has been stated, and generally is accepted here as true, that the federal government itself will do the drafting, probably in Wasington, so there will be no opportunity for local favoritism, political or otherwise. As the regulations stand now, every registered man bears a number. The numbers will be forwarded to Washington and the drawing will be entirely bv number. The identity of the numbered men will be entirely unknown to those in charge of the draft machinery and can be established only by comparing the number with a printed list in the man's home district. As the numbers are drawn, they will he telegraphed to the home districts, where the regis tered men will learn if they have been drafted. Then the question of exemp tions will come up, and this will go before the local boards. If a man is exempted, the man bear ing the number the number which was drawn next in order take his place and so on. In this way all those available for service out of the 10.000,000 who registered will be made ready for the country's call and from them the first increment of of 535,000 will be assembled. The others will be called as the need develops Plenty of time will be given for drafted men to arrange their personal affairs and report to the cantonment camps. It is hoped to have them an in training by September 1 or very soon thereafter. Slater was absorbed in the evening news when his young son's crying disturbed him. "What is that child howling for now?" he demanded irascibly. "He wants his own way," said Mrs. Slater. "Well," aigued Slater absentmindedly, as his eye fell on a particularly interesting item, "if it's his, why don't you let him ! have it?" Why a Healthy Dog's Nos< is Cold When your faithful dog poke: his nose into your hand, evei your affection cannot prevent i little shiver, because the nose i: usually so cold. Why is it When the body of a dog is s< warm, why should this one spo be different from all the rest o him? According to the old fable when Noah tried to get all tb< animals into the Ark some o them were troublesome and lu had to get a dog to help hin drive them in. Because of this the dog was the last to enter tin Ark. There was no room lef! so he had to stand in the door way with his nose outside in tin wet and it has never been warn since. Science gives quiet anothe explanation of the matter. Tin coldness of a dog's nose is, i says, due to the fact that it mus be kept moist all the time 11 order to sharpen his sense o smell. And, of course, as tin moisture is evaporating all tin time it keeps his nose cold. "Now, my son," said the con scientious father, "tell me who I punished you." "That's it," blubbered the boi indignantly. "First you pound ed the life out of me, an' nov you don't know what you don< it for." For Sale?1914 model For< touring car in good condition tires nearly new. Guy Watts a the Redfearn Auto Co. | a aw miv.il UinV OUCCeSS 1 sweetest runni Success has ma< tional equipment; I Fire Passenger Tourinfc "i Coachaire c. M. J Bmicizjij:iiiiii[iu'miii!uiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitningyt^ ^?coooooeco! s Financing X The farmer's busines N financial backing if it u Q That is one reason w Q and willing bank behin jJ It is an important fui temporary assistance tr X of us, and who have de: q repay obligations when Q The best way to hav< Q an account with us, an V only the farmer but ev( X ground financially to d< S The Bank I 5 Scholarship and En trance Examinations. fl 3 University of South I i Carolina. 1 The examination for the I s award of vacant scholarships in 8 ? University of South Carolina H > and for admission of new stud- I i ents will he held at the cour.tv fl ^ court house on Friday, July 13, H at 9 a. in. Applicants must not fl be less than sixteen years of age. H 1 When scholarships are vacant fl 2 after July 13, thev will be award- fl f ed to those making the highest fl 2 average at examination, pro- H i vided they meet the conditions governing the award. Appli? cants for scholarships should , write to President Currell for -1 scnoiarsmp examination blanks. H 5 These blanks, properly filled H i out by the applicant should be B filed with President Currell by B r July 6th. I e Scholarships are worth Si00 H t free tuition and fees, total $158. H t The next session will open Sep- H i tember 19, 1817. For further f information and catalogue, ad5 dress, President W, S. Currell, '|fl i Columbia, S. C. H "Father," said the minister's H son, "my teacher says that 'col- B lect' and congregate' mean the B f same thing. Do they?" "Perhaps they do, mv son," said the clergyman; "but you 1 may tell your teacher that there V is a vast difference between a l k congregation and collection." } Veterinary Surgeon Calls answered day or night, j Phone No. 48 two rings. Full stock of horse and cattle , nr*M'llorc An linn/1 r? ? 11 . i .v. I |/v ?* \avi o vii niiiiu ai an uuiL'd* L. P. GRAVES oe we believe b the best looking, the | ng automobile ever built at the price. | 1 Je it. Forty per cent more power. Addi- | I liner finish and uphobtery. See it now. II I Car Four Pa??enjtrr Roadf&pt Delivery Car (Unopy Top body) j rUCKICK, Agent. r ^Ptmelnnd, S- C. VS/StOOOOO&SOCXSQ^ s The Farmer S s often needs a little extra ft s to grow and prosper. ft hy he should have strong ft d him. ft iction of this bank to give JJ > the farmers who seek it V monstrated their ability to X due. ft e a credit here is to carry ft d we cordially invite not ? >ry one who wants to gain j? ) so. J? of Pageland S v C*>SCCCGCCCCtS&