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HjL> SELECTED b'OK 3I111TAK1 SEKVICJ Installment of >'ewberr Quota Certified by the 1 and District Boards il board has received th ited below from the Iocs board as "Containing names that hav hoon rvnccewl unnri hv both the IOCS WV.W4. boar^ and the district board and cei tified as selected for military servici "The list, from the date of postin at the office of the local board, cor stitutes notice to those whose name aje listed hereon that they have bee selected for military service, an charges them with an obligation t watch the bulletin board of the Iocs board and to hold themselves in read iness to report for military duty a the office of the local board at a flat to be specified in a later notice to b hosted at that office." j "Date of posting this notice at affic p of this local board, September 2; 1917." '<S. J. Derrick, Chairman. "Jno. C. Goggans, Sec." Walter Richey, (C), Kinards. Harvey Lonzo Luquire, (W), Ne^ berry. Oscar Spence, (C), Helena. Job Grey, (C), Newberry. George Tillman Davenport, (W) Edd Jesse, ( ), Chappells. George Farrow, Jr., (C), Chappells Rama Hughes King, (W), fW1hitmir< Sam Caldwell, (C), Kinards. Amos Rutherford, (0), Blairs. l?ee Miller, (C), Kinards. Walter McCants, (C), Newberry. Hugh Farley Longshore, (W), Sil er Street. Robert Sims, (C), Pomaria. Rufus Ford, (C), Newberry, George Reeder, (C), Whitmtre. Luther David Aull, (W), Pomaria ?? J- T_ ffy\ rmr&m nurst, or., i.v;, i?wwuj. Will Davis, (C), Cross Hill. Colon Boyd Bedenbaugh, (W), Pro: perity. John Wilson Dehart, (W), Silve Street. Will Suber, (C), Blairs. James Elliott Griffin, (C), Whitmir< - ^ * t- ~ /TTT \ \T^*r Eddie usoorne urauam, \ vr;, i\c>i berry. 'Jim Marshall, (C), Chappells. Bennie Jerome Thompson, (W] Newberry. Robert Ruff, (C), Newberry. Price Kenneth Harmon, (W), Pros perlty. Marian Srealy, (C), Prosperity. Willie Cannon, (C), Newberry. "Willie Caldwell, (C), Prosperity. Holly Bluford, (C), Chappells. Hayne William King, (W), Wh!t mire. fJrfan Jr . (CA. Hftlena. Emanuel Gray, (C), Prosperity. fPom Byrd, ( ), Kin&rds. L/ttther H. Fellers, (W), Neirberrj Ciiiaer-<xr. ^ Newbei I Fall and HI You don't need to give y ors as I am here with the public in good fit and wc best materials. I have t and worsted goods on ha have you call and leave 3 winter suits. Prices reas r t c / .JL * A 1 f Dock Floyd, (Cj, Newberry. ? j Price Henderson, (.Cj, Newberry. j .James Nance, (C), Newberry. J"| Murry Counts, (Cj, Pomaria. Paul Jones, (C), Newberry. Joe Lindsay, (C), Prosperity. Luther Richard, (C), Chappells. e Everett Wilson, (C), Newberry. Li Alexander Bragg. (C), Helena. e Honrv Tnvlnr PrOSDeri ( U Wil ilVlil J A V? T , ? V l 7 ? . _ j ty. ~1 Solomon Caldwell, Jr., (C), Pros3' perity. s Bachman Lybrand, (C), Prosperity. L* Arthur Suber, (C), Newberry. 3 Henry Wicker, (C), Pomaria. n Ernest Farrow, (C), Prosperity. d Jim Nelson, (C), Kinards. 0 Roland Washington, (C), Newberry. lI J. C. Gallman, (C), Prosperity. John Brooks, (C), Blairs. lt* Milton Abanthy, (W), Newberry. g Arthur Dawkins, (C), Prosperity. e Willie Norris, (C), Newberry. Pinkney S. Bouknight, (W), Proa-j ?8 perity. Mack Glenn, (C), Newberry. Virgil Wise, (C), Prosperity. John David Tobe, (C), Pomaria. IvVm. Bryan Pitts, (C), Chappells. John Smith, (C), Chappells. irthn Yorman Livingston, (W), Newberry. John Watts, Jr., (C), Silver Street. Jessie Kensler, (C), Prosperity. ( Louis Rhodes, (C), Old Town. John Shealy, (W), Newberry. Larkie Van Yarborough, (W), Whitmire. ** George Hill, (C). Chappells. '' John Henry Hunnicut, (W), Whitmire. George O'Neal Boyd, (C), Littla Mountain. ! George Atchison, (C), Chappells. Zeb DeWalt, (C), Prosperity. Pink Evans Bowers, (W), Prosper ity. Hampton Satterwhite, (C), Silve Street. Willie Patrick Dominick, (W) Prosperity. Henry Calvin Wicker, (W) Po [ maria. i | J. Timothy Halty, (C), Newberry. ir Maderson Young, (C), Newberry. Courtney Adams, (C), Kinards. LFDrage iiiawaras, t.u;, r-omaria. 5. Archie Hill, (C), Chappells. r- Walter Dominick, (C), Prosperity. & Roscoe Jackson, (C), Newberry. Wayman Gillman, (C), Newberry, i f James Roberston, (C), Little Mountain. William Gary Graham, (C), Po. maria. ? George Shealy, (C), Prosperity. Benj. T. Seymore, (W), Whitmire, I /TT ~S> Tf? \ ^ U vi ? CL) < William T. Senn, (W), -Newberry. (Accepted Base Hospital U No. 41). John Clymp, (C), Blairs. Raymond Isido Ruff, (W), Pomaria. Bddie- Cicero Thomas, (C), Whitmire. Tomnrie Cannon, (C), Newberry. * Frank Barre, (C), ~:happells. J (Ideal ; * _ \ _ _ _ _ rouni^mKe^y tVeeks, Co., ~ry, S. C., -H 1 =* finter Suits c MBVWHMBaaaaAjnMMManaMHOi r j our work^to outside tail- i * i best heln to servp i s >rkmanship with the very . \ he finest line of woolen < ind and will be glad to j \ four orders for fall and t onable, work satisfactory. , ( ^RLSON I Je.-sic Oxner. (C). Newberry. ^ Isiah Stevens, (C), Chap;:ells. Henry Thomas Fanr, (\V), Little 8 Mountain. Eddie McFall, (C), Prosperity. William Owens -'Wicker, (W>, Po- B maria. 2 W. W. Herbert, (W), Newberry. (Accepted 2nd Officers' Training ? Camp, Fort Oslethorps. Ga.) lnmo! Williams, (CM. Cliappells. la Geoige Hendon Andrews, (W). I Whitmire. i Charles Creighton West. (W), New- g berry. 1 Wess Davis, (C), Newberry. Jim Cheak, (C), Newberry. :Bishop Gray, (C), Newberry. j Claude Pinkney Summer. (W), s Newberry. B E. J. Johnson, (C), Chappells. Willie Griffin, (C), Newberry. |l George Young, (C). Newberry. j| Press Stoudemire, (C), Prosperity., jl J. T. Hill, (C), Cross Hill. James Horace Cromer, (W), New- fi berry. I Clyde Mize, (W), Newberry. I Teague Sligti, (C), Prosperity. I George Thrift, (C), Kinards. Jj James Collins, (C), Newberry. jl Ernest DertValt, (C), Prosperity. jl Samuel T. King. (C), Newoerry. > Luther Young, (C), Prosperity. : Dosb Jackson, (C). Prosperity. i James Johnson, (C), Prosperity. j * I SEGKOES CALLED ! TO CA&P JACKSON , j Movpment of Colored Draftees fro? Three States will Begin October jl 8?Soath Carolina's ^tai 2,- J 61&?Nnmber to be FHrnlsheu by Each Connty J Columbia, 'Serfc. 24.?That 8,416 | negro selective service troop3 from I South Carolina, North Carolina and I Florida are ordered to report to Camp I Jackson, beginning with October 3rd, I ' ? ?o tala. I is the interpretation givru ? ^ gram from Provost Marshal Gen. I Crowder to Governor Manning order- I ing the mobilization of 26 per cent " negro troops. South Carolina's percentage will total 2,618, North Caro- ^ lina's 4,153 and Florida's 1,645. I ^ The telegram from Gen. Crowder ^ instructs the South Carolina local ( boards which are deficient in the mob* I ilization of the 40 per cent of white ; men recently called to th$ colors to <send additional whites to Camp Jack- ^ son as soon as they are certified from j the district boards. They are to t given regular railroad transportation, J ^ and the Adjutant General's office is' q emphatically insisting that all local g boards send these additional men to t Columbia before October 3, when the t movement of negro soldiers ?egms. 3 The American Railroad Association 4 is now preparing the schedule for the ^ movement of negro troops, which will ? be embodied in mobilization orders j, issued by the Adjutant General's of- g fice within the next few days. The > wire from Provost Marshal Gen. g Crowder follows: - : 1 Gen: Crowder's Telegram i "All deficiencies in the instalments of the quota of any local board in the call of September 19 should be n made up before October 3. On Octob- ^ re 3 begin sending from all local ^ boards white men to camp at Colum- ^ bia as fast as they are certified from c the district to the local boards as se-' y I lected for military service, until all t white men included within the quota v for such local boards have been sent. ; J 2 L 13 UlUUgJlL tilill 11KJ apcuai namv/ ^ arrangements are necessary and that <] these men can be sent on ordinary o trains. ''Entirely apart from this movement ^ white men send, beginning October J t 5, 26 per cent of the quota of each g local board made up exclusively of <3 colored men. Schedules for this r noviement or coiorea men saowmg tue specific dates on which installments * rrom each of your local boards should nove will be furnished you by the t American Association of Railroad's. Except as local adjustments made airier consultation with the passenger epresentatives are necessary thess t schedules should control." j j The apparent contradictions in the * oregoing wire are explained by the ^ statement that the telegram was also f sent to North Carolina and Florida/ t Hie section directing tne nmng in 01 c he 40 per cent quota is Interpreted ,i i _ is instructing the States to continue I] lending white men until the Incre-j * r.ent under call for September 19; oo/iliae ifc- frttol \ ftor (latp *11 ? IV.O tv/tu*. V.?wv ^ )ther white men above the percen- n is:e provided for on September 19, 1 ire to be sent as soon as certified bv_ v he district boards. This will not. ap-, ^ )lv to South Carolina as this State : n vill be unable to send 40 per cenrum a >f white men. j The following is the number of ne-, 01 i croes who will be sent to Camp Jack-1 r" ;on from the various local boards of *r south Carolina beginning October 3: j ? ?ffroes from South Carolina j Abbeville, 4."; Aiken, 90; Anderson, ^ sTo. 1, 2S; Anderson. Xo. 2, 25; An- tl< S A j f Here are but I of the Case 10-I I 1 Adapted to all farm v harrows and hauls. I thresher, husker, bale etc. I 2. The engine is a Case Case-made four-cylind tractor motor. 3. All parts are easily ac< 4 Simple, easy to operatt nomical. Bull pinion axle run on Hyatt Roll 5. Weighs less than othe; equal capacity. Bailt st Ixo uc wurituitr. Ropp 6 CRC | jn? lerson No. 3, 18; Bamberg, 48; Barnwell, 95; Beaufort, 28; Berkley, 38; Calhoun, 41; Charieston County, 62; Charleston, city No. 1, 29; Charleston,! :ity, No. 2, 50; Cherokee, 31; Chester, 19; Chesterfield, 43; Clarendon, 78; 'olleton, 61; Darlington, 40; Dillon, 2; Dore&ester, 32; Edgefield, 53; ; ^airfield. 53; Florence, 74; George-j own, 38; Greenville, No. 1, 21; Greenrille, No. 2, 53; Greenville, No. 3, 24; Jreenwood, 39; Hampton, 47; Horry, >1; Jasper, 22; Kershaw, 46; Lancaser, 51; Laurens, 59; Lee, 52; Lexingon, 67; McCormicb, 35; Marlon, 39; darlboro, 65; Newberry, 56; Oconee, 7; Orangeburg, No. 1, 74; Orange mrg. No. 2, 43; Pickens, 47; Richland bounty. 53; Columbia, city, 49; Sa-j uda, 50; Spartanburg, No. 1, 46; Spartanburg:, No. 2, 42; Spartanburg, jo. 3, 27; Sumter, 69; Williamsburg, 2; York, No. 1, 31; York, No. 2, 33; 'otal, 2,618. j Water Cooler. It has been discovered that an ordl- : ary flower pot can be utilized to keep utter, water and other things cool uring the hottest of summer days. An ordinary flower pot will serve the airpose well, in fact any clay Jar, or ommon unglazed earthenware pot, i rrtn onciror All fhnt Is nppeasarv is ! ?Hi UliO TT Vl? ?*** V..%* v o moisten a cloth with strong salt rater and keep it over the top of the lower pot. The ends should drop k)wn into a soup dish or basin in rhich the flower pot should stand, 'his draining dish must be kept full t water all the time. Another way is to wrap a layer of urlap round a porous jar. The waer is placed in the Jar and exposed o a current of air on a dark window ill, with the windows open and the butters closed. The water inside the | ' 1 - In a mi. i >orous receptauxe perwiaic# ju ? roscopic moisture to th^ outer surace. The burlap wrapping maintains uch a slo^ rate of evaporation that he pot is kept cold, and that cools he contents. i Why He Joined Air S*rvic?. Few men, I am sure, would con/ess o so strange an immediate cause for oining the aviation service as that re-1 ated to me by Drew, as we sat orer j ?ur coffee and cigarettes, on the ere- j ling of our first meeting, writes James j Hall in the Atlantic. H? had come j o France, he sfcid. with the intention i 'f joining the Legion Etrangere as an j nfantryman. But he changed his j iindt a few days after his arrival in j 'aris, upon meeting Jackijon of the j lIikticuxi AYiauoa squaaron, wno was n leave after a service of six months ! t the front. It was all because of the ! manner in which Jackson looked at a > 'urkish rug. He told him of his ad- j entures in the most matter-of-fact i ay. Xo heroics, nothing of that sort. j Ee had not a glimmer of imagination,: e said. But he had a way of looking t the floor which was 'irresistible,' | hich 'fascinated him with the sense j F height.' He saw towns, villages, a ; etwork of trenches, columns of toy ; oops moving up ribbons of road?all, i the patterns of a Turkish rug. And j le next day, he was at the headquar-, ts of the Franco-American corps, in ie Champs Elysees, making applica-1 on for membershiD. ?aaBSMBaaaaggg EBSSBSBD a very few of the i >0 Traprnr f W X X M V V V/ A 9 vork?plows, 6 Idler whee >rives small lever nom .. spot? ->r b r, silo filler, feature. 7. All wheels design and . , , land wher er special prevent soi 8. Successful] ;e3^ible. operate un j lv without shaft and g Absolutely ler Bearings. maximum r tractors ol either tbre ;rong enousli The new Ci Ca-se tractors z.. Workma )SS HILL, SOUTH CAROLlf A S >4 "i-: : ' -:te - , - izMk* A part of Cborns that will appear ii rist&fi. Opera Houst Monday, Octobei I ffe Do It Rightl I When you need repair car try our Repair Dep ly find the trouble and our statement. Lest< charge of this departmi Satisfaction. Our bus; ice. Try us. IJ. D. QUAT] Prosperity, i 4 ! A -m A twVvi+iAti our! \ rm iiiuujiuvii >?MU 1 j 'pHE needs of the South are iden f \ of the Southern Railway: the rrowth a / , the upbuilding of the other, q /] ' The Southern Railway asks no faronf[ t ! accorded to others. \l I The ambition of the Southern Railway / < nnil* '"'ereet that is born of co-operatiot / < the railroads; to see perfected that fair acd fn / merit of railroads which invites the coni I arencies; to realize that liberality of treatm > --?i ?r?rth* \,y to CDUin IDC 2CUIUOIUU uyuu IV. "> enlarged facilities iccident to the demand JL service; and, finally? V To take Its niche in the body politic o ,1 other great industries, with no oorc, but v ) rights and equal opportunities. ^?ut^eri1 Serves *Southem#Rail^ xiany features 1 1-1 ' "v M 1 racking. r, [y burns kerosene. Will WtJm.; der full load continuousover-heating. B| no side draft under B ^B pull at plowing with || e or two bottom gang. B ? ise catalog tells all about i. Come in and get one. B J n, Agents j U H iH 1 ] ? i the "big comedy hit. Stop, Joolr,. 4 lie First Time Ifl work done on your lartment. We realfix it. Let us prove er Bedenbaugh has J ent. and that means l iness is to give serv- m- a H rLEBAUM, I s. c. I * s m J \\ a Record: p. tical with the need* I ,/\ l ad ncccss of ooc mcaa? 1 ^ / -no ?i>cciil pririlesre not J ir J|| Company is to see thai ' 1 between the public and I ink policy la tbc mirage- ' j ,1^ ideuce of eovernmenal ' \ j icnt which will enable it j 1 : acquisition of better a>j A for iocrcatcd and beocr J I , f the South alonnide o* J ith equal liberties vraZ f j| the South." } System \ i