The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 29, 1918, Image 3
NIIDSWREHOUSIS 1 '-*
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RMY NEEDS VAST ROOM
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Hatlm#tf fari* aai railroad t#f n»»*
tali aottortlac ihw Imi. ilnt*
ballt for th# arroaimndatlon of «wo
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per day
FOOTS PUNS RAfRf
TIE EXPERT WAR CRITICS
ra
IRON STARVATION PUNT
TELLS OF NEI DRAFT
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Th«* iilttmat*' aim of th** a?rrtatl*'
*t:n «Mrb Koi h U anrklna
lXw*f %#t
Pier ahed for naty: #300 fH*i l»> •out l’i il'.o p^ontn i»i*rk« of h’ltlr
| •«»«*| i Muiltbt* Ir# X*
• > M twErpxOfil.
(>«*rman\ la atlll far from atarta*
llua or from th# I ml: of tuni^ir-
uii*r »o far Oa lh«* tlvlllan popula-
m,. RARER RECURES RARRIAIE 6>«.
JOT RAS6 OF EXEMPTION
I
I
Meter ill Sy*trn»* Have I Icon Compl'i.
nl. Others, Like That lit C'hurlew*
t4»»i. An* In l*nKTSH of KrcHtlon—
Details of Vast Plans Too Tre
mendous 'For Onlinary Header to
Visualize Their Scope.
The War Department authorizes
the following statement:
The estimated cost of storage
warehouse and other construction, to
facilitate the speedy handling of ma
terials at storage points for the use
of the army, already erected and in
the course of construction in the
United Staes, is about $218,000,000.
When completed these projects will
provide approximately 33,800,000
square feet of warehouse space, ad
ditional wharves and piers, and im
proved harbor depota a: various
points.
All
H2 4 •feet; three Mtorten reinforced
concrete and at eel conet ruction: 2-
M s feet-of’berthing space. Served
*by 16 elevators, 16,00o pounds ca
pacity each.
The work was begun April 3, and
it is estimated that it will cost $28,-
000,000.
Temporary quartermaster water
Is th«* subject of murh Npc'U'.ittioit lion H «onrorn«d
both In Loud cm and* ParlV ITroudly
the miillaiy ixpirrs i.re (livid*d |in-
to ; wo camps,.. -V . ♦
Some helJcv*' that Marshs! Kocli'i«
striking, u ituinhcr of hammer blows’
with the object of weakening the
enemy ntujw“icnUy and regard^
fills Is thp imbalance of a report
nr de to the Asaoctated IMesa by a
SuMivh Journnltst. who has Just’re-
ty ned from l»n oxtended stay in
(Terman> and at Marlenbad. Ho
ht'niia. He is an intelligent obsejpv-
«r and corroborated, reports , from
month
in
and morale preparatory to 0 ^ er travelers in the last
post tie
house. 1500,000 square feet area 1 . a blow at some absolutely < j n Xorth Gerttlanys. particularly
floor space. This work,— has Just v ^ a * Others think that n P rP * ( Berlin, there is a marked scarcity
been started and* it is Expected that ,f e,1 ‘ ^‘ ie Keneialissimo is endeavor- 0 f foodstuffs. Nevertheless there is
it will be finished in 90 days. It is :' 11S t°. dl s( > r fcamz e what is really a onougii for existence and the Ves-
all wood, of temporary construction. I ^ rout German r .treat or intention f auran ts of the. bettel class, still
The’estimated cost is $1,111,890. t0 ret J’ eat 011 ,ar! f e sectors: being aprve j im ple 'portions (If inept with-
v ew Orleans Port Terminal ’ t0 r f ap 1 the l r,r u h fr u ulH - °I out a meat card. Farmers . gener-
New Orieans Port Tormii al. this disorganization in the shape of allv stin have p 1( , nty . even in the
Three warehouses: Size, 140 by i big hauls of prisoners and material \ () ’ r tb f) f Germany.
600 feet each; floor space, each ; and to allow li^er results to guide ‘ _ .... . ‘ c... .
building, 504,000 sq*uare feet; avail-! him in the-matter of more decisive * onditions improve, e . «
able storage space at 80 per cent. 1.- act'on this jtear. Journalist says as one goes south-
200,000 square feet; constsuctlon. Some able^Tn-ench critics hold to ,^ < V n ^ h'fi* OU8 * *.
1 i .. . . ..... • - at Marlenbad-holds -were served
RESERVE OF 18-YEAR OLDS
of War LvplainM Ptvivis*
Ions of War Department'* Chaim-
<mI l*rograiii<p—Some >farri<*«l Men
. Ought to f>o—^Voungster* of IM to
lie (’Allied laist aiul When Seniceti
Are F^aential.
km
reinforced concret on wooden pile the second view which is based on . . .. , 4| .. . . r# ^ nw% .
foundations. Kach building is serv-.the theory that an enemy withdraw- »' ,h . un J‘™" e<1 quantities _of whfte construe^ .nd_tbat
to some
bread, butter, milk and
r% beat
• l»ffrt»*4«r to
••rntthHi In
Amerii# may carry atralcbl
to Get many th# full mo#nine of
A last camp«Ugn of ^l#**true*
tfon within Germnfiy proper As b#-
litx urged The Hhtn# Is twenty
miles dtrunt at the nearest point to
the battle lino- In l#orraine. Many
American army officers and others
lavor’ getting the war Into Germany
by.the shortest route.
And, while It cannot; be revealed,
naturally, what the present plans
are, it Is believed that Germany can*;
not expect much longer to escape
v i ^ » i . r a war a * a in»t her cities, Just as she
No general exemption of t.mrrle. hm, carrled war , nto , he „ eart of
men simply because of their marHed U-rance. Russia. Belgium and the
.statu* is ('ontenipluteil hy the war I jjai^ug
ilepartment In preparing for the pm- Som e 0 f the Rhine cities are re-
!««.«! extension of draft ages. Sec p orted , t0 bp forttfyln)? Howerer.
a 8 :!:. e 'l Amerlcan P lani are for driving this
war thru on a great, quick scale.
Army officers are a unit in be
lieving victory can be achieved next
year.
Chief of staff March stood pat on
his previous prediction of victory In
1919, .provided 4,090,009 men have
retary Baker declared in
meht before tile House hiilitary com
mittee on the new administration
man power bill.
Mr. Baker said his previous re
marks on this subject had been mis-
marrted * men
cream , who do not support their families
ed by six elevators, 16.000 pounds al is ^radu«Uir going on xw j . . . ^— w, V sr V , VW w
capacity each. . » Hind*»nburg line, which prob- Hunkarans. ^ homa ‘ ,PUpa, "‘" or 'J^^°y i "® le, ?* a f^ I” Ibeea annt overseas by Jnne.nnd bb
nthe Hy of ,h e guests, hi ought such » I continue to he called. | H tht h : . .
n,h of foodstuffs with them There are many married men In ^
Wharf house> Sise. 140 bv 2.000 ably Ij- greater in depth tha .
feet; floor rnjee, both floors, 560,- flr/t one. Th^ie who argue that ; var |° ^ . ... a
work of this nature is done 000 fpH; ava |i ab |e for ator- the world Is wl»!i**ss!ng the nrelim'- J hat ,hp V ‘H^yed an almost o*
under the supervision of the v 0 ®*ja|re, 300^)00 square feet (approxl- narles *to a de»l«lve stroke b»«e len,al,ou * ,u * ur >•
•traction division of the arm). The matelyi; served by six elevators, their belief on the fact that the Al- * ondltloti* in Austria
maiority of the projects'will be com- j poumj* eapacHy-each: con- He* preHumably are employing %ery
pieted tbit year. Wltb few ercep- »i,uctlon. structural steel frame on con«lderable fores in the aggre-
tions they are permanent structures a(MM | rll p: | ajl timber Doors. 12-lach * a H *" prwnt battles, that
of eon—ot#. brick and^st^el. . ‘brie* fire wall every 3*n f«-ei; «ree| they are exploring tbHr gain* to
f g.
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<‘o#«trnrtt»a 1% now under way at
VlM^ fo'lowlna peAnv#: Nest Ortesns.
Ion r*«M»tRtyn <"btc*SO. IM l^sols.
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in wotwinn
flba# noAwotw aomoMno bvn
rolling doors Tbe wbarf bonse
cr ra’w led to tb# main ware boa
b) a bridge at tbe g#raaa oiory leset,
natoing twerbead all railroad yards
betaren wbarf sbed and warHusniew
Tb# rallrnad * siapelseo a It aiTles af
irorbnn# Tbl» pee Red Mas jfn«f be- a
started and Is to ramidpted by
* h #d real
10 ibe etniost and that tbev alreadv
M # are ibrevtealnff *ital enemy posi
tion# Tbev fblnk also that If
woo Id be foils not to pti«b to tb#
last deafer ibis year flM» I os arena**
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b
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•«n« am ibm rby .($eemnwe stin byae
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type nt jibt# mot base stui mnee dNt
PPi|bi» *••• •• ewso*
are very
b;id except for those who receive
extra food tuna use they are doing
war work This class It earning
very blgb wages aad Is satisfied
wltb conditions, bat Rb* re»t of tbe
population Is longing for pence at
almost any price
Tb# Rwedleb )onraaH*»
tb# poa#lldllty of #ny *
rising In Anwtrla berap#e
larb af oenaninnc nbitiiv
tbe low#v rtasaes He sold
*lf sounds pa cadastral
tb|n very larb af
tbai beeps tbe dan
falRMin m ptwrei: **
this country who ought- to go and
fight as freely as single menr* he
added. •
The war aecretary. wltb Gen
March and I’rovoat , Marshal Gen
Crowder appealed before tb# ftlouae
rommltte# a i open hearings to reit#r
nie their explanation given by tb#
Peuhte committee that Immediate en
actment of tbe man power bill la tm
prrnilve m order to entry out the en
Urged war program
, 'There ate ta# aaya mt
tlnr Ibis war ~ Mr Haber m %4 ftn*
ear la to mabe eve y paesibli effort
p nom.and tbe other la to
f siOMpoMfl. MMRM, MMb
•art, mdwat rmi and #ren«mbr i» to
pH oaf hit *•
'.uO.OOO mark In embarkation of
troops already.
He declared bis victory predic
tions to tb# Senate military commit*
te# were not raefe "spread eagle
statements.'* they were on tbe con
trary. "cold blooded military opln-
bat
Anybody.** be said,
served with tbe %i
donee In them Mv
them Is inspired and
by serving with them and
il*m In bettte ~
h# atniotnenis to the mlRRtorv
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Kai'd i ngs ar# «*f fwaf«»r*ed eoncrete
and sf#e| constr#cti«Mi, There will
b** three piers. 15** by I.?-** feet,
and «»ne pier n>ev*Bring "*• by l.3U*r
f*H* Five slip* s1|J be provided.
thr*v of which ail! be 25*» fe«*t by
t.n»M» fe«*t.*on«* 143 by. 1.30** feet amd
une f *5 hy 1.304 feet. The three
m..!TY pters Will be connected to
binding A by bridues^at the second
hro y !«*ver These tejmina 1 * are to
s r v * (1 by railroad yatds accom-
m.MiiiHon 1.tso cars. The estimated
date o r cpmpbdion is July 1, 1919,
altiiouuh half of the warehouse
sw-re and one .slip thid pier-will be
]\-»n ‘iy for operation October 13,
1 !M uThe work was started May
i 7 of this year.
Some of tile Other Projects.
Some details of the other projects
ar a follows:
llo«tou. Quartermaster Terminal.
Main storeliouse: In six sections,
each section 126 feet by 273 feet,;
eith: stories, reinforced concrete and
steel construction
Wharf shed and wharf: 137 feet
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• v* f.a*
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In .vd ll
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•:**## ptolvor'VM at tbl* »b
**f^| Igfrrtaftr •««»r a g r 4rp«»
*h#t4 Mav 3 I al an i*«tlm*
43.I**x.9IS a •par# of
«guar** feet wa» provided 1
tioti ther# wa* com % d#tcd an e'p*‘»!|-
lienar) Mnrage depot on May l*» at
an e«tlniat*»d coNt of It.02:!.330
Thu provided 27I.OOU square feet,
t bn ago I *crvoa t \\ a rehouse*.
Thre«* buPdlngs, each 277 by 324
feet, providing 1.22n.•**•»» square
feet: construction, reinforced con
crete. The work was started March
•*, 1918, and is expected to bo com
pleted September 13, 1918. The es
timated cost is $2,2 T 6,SCO.
This project is in addition to the
Chicago general interior storage .de
pot which provides 588,060 squ^fe
and cost approximately $809,-
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B * wdrv
Wit bin
f*»4!t grt>
• b*
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tap# only
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get her
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EXPECTS ALLIED OFFENSIVE
bv 1.618 feet. Wharf shed, two stor-
Thc **sti-
ished Septfmber i. 1!*18.
mated cost la $1,368,310.
Schenectady Storage Itejint.
le< in ’jefght. r**lnf(»rced concrete and ( buildings, two to be 169 bv
a ***wi .confttrui tion Between tlu* l.4<» * feet and four t^o bv f.cxg
main wirebou**' and wbarf abed/77 whan finished, :i**pt«mber I,
f#wf **f paved •tfe#t far *faulkoad Pf*»wde l.3tb,«*0 siyttar# feel
Mala warabaa*# #Hlm4tw*l mat ta-?*«?€.3##,
i#r»w4 bf Dte. krm t w«Mftw*rtaa*t ||•4.» |My«4.
w«f lrf#4 f “^ m 3 hallilwg* right •.* |.• |C* •.#
* *4 f*#» awd iwm id# bv f t *#
nt *»f T v»*n»^ >ui%% Hun R’.x-
pert tiMliiMte^ Attacb.
i
“Kli»lib»lt»m on the whole west
'front Is bcityjR slowly restored." is
tf;e co^sen.Afy :>f expert military I
opinion iusjSeturday's Germap news- 1
papers, find t):e view is held that in
ns much as surprise attacks failed to.
pierce the German front the pr* s-
pects of a future piercing are! (Jimin-
i-hing sensl'bly.
Cspt. vo'n SaU'.mnnn’, tf.rlThig jn
<he Berlin Vossische Zoitnhg, says
St. Louis Storage l>e|H»t. j he sees signs in tlie shifting of
The buildings: congtruction, rein-1 tr,) °P s from ‘ibe Aisiw* northwest-J
forced concrete; to provide area of!"" jr 'i of nnotber bis em*my of fen 1
3 6(>.(U19 fumare Deet; each bnilding j ? iv( * ,on the Somme:" He adds that
six stories. on the Aisre an independent Ameri
. The work was started Mecepiber j ( ’ nn Vr4ipy group seems to be in th<^
13. 191 7, and is exported to !»? fin-1 rour4p () f formation ^and offers th o
Tb# M##mam gamMRHiwa ab«mg Kb#'
Rtboi# #"*#ai"ta mm AMmi UMaaima. MR
tb# •#» a wa ad • RauBvlR mmmmmm mt
f«e#muHR "Mb#- wtbw ba* jNg*t 9#
VNMfbwdi *<a A m*** 4mm tfam* *. •#* Mfe«
fw-faiiv## ta a aaattl •*ll#a# M*a
liaaa «m «b* Mb a# 9w a ••#•«
•atat ta *gb# \t-i**w**t *ai • r#*•• «a
dr a* at Tb- |«a!ty Rltga»**
Taw tai,a - • «••» gaibwrvNi ftwm
# bal I »«a *a*t heard la G *r*uaa*
wa* awe af r#al 4r*pa»r
abat a#w»p#pwt# «av •*# d«* aat nay
lb# G#tm«n r#*ir#mi*at la tb# wrat
U making the worvt p«»*«.blr im
prcmloti •*%p**»i4lly along tb*- tthln**
Th»* people there know th.»t they
will b«* the fir*t to be hit if the Al
lies ever come. Tb** Id*** that Ger-
m:iti soil u to,remain Inviolate to
tbe lu^t has disappear***! completely
HTid i*n the Khine everybody expect*
a for»* vn irvasioji sooner or Inter.
Many families are preparing to leave
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a# ftM#y ##•
* ft OR# rgi aa fir at
*“b a * Mr (RnlMPf r##4R
ag ibat tb# aftMMRt t#aw*a
i•rdinc deferred #la#»tfR*• v
*•»»?* »*! amw a*ald apply * •»
evt*t raMia
9l#*»f«•#w*aviv# Ttl««»a <*f t ->aae- *t
rat •aggeated that m »ay mew afb be
lt* vptt# ol,|*t married ta evade tb# bee draft
and tbat tb# bill #boeld provide tbat
»ho*e married after tbe aea bill wa*
intr«»du<ed vbould not he exempt
Mr. Baker aald turb a rigid peort-
•lon of the law |« unn**ce<««arjr. If
(••ft to regulation, he raid the Tiepart-
iuent could disregard ail marriages
made to evade the new law.
Kvcn tb oigli the **work or fight**
ereiciidment was .not . re«v*niirM*n<l*vl
l *y the department, Mr. Baker Maid be
%\« II foe ( '«iiigiv*MH to make Much a
d'Hlumtion («> circumvent iRidu**trial
arc simply terrible. When you
read:
for e.-ntr^t ierminy.
The ravages 'of Allied aircraft | " 4H kers.
When Kepresr.-ntative Lunn, of
New'York, joined with Chairman
!Hnt. in opposing the Thomas |
f(‘et
3 00
‘‘Thcrb was sonrr; material
damage.’ it nicins a henvv casualty
list to complete the .picture."
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dw«% ar# betwa ril>»##d
«MM#, « *
Taming ta tb# Tban# "wavb ar
Vlgb*** a meed meat add#d la tb# bill
hr tb# flanat# rommitt##. tb# •####-
tvry Mild he could •## no objection ta
It In view of tbe fart tluit tha men
ial lon« of th# President am mlivd
upon to carry It !■tn effort Re
garding lu provision for revoking de
ferred c la >»»l flea lion for men who
refu»e to work,* he added:
In case of a strike he said the
President could determine whether
suspension of work was **ln good
faith/* and could defer suspending
excirntlon of workmen.
"Then you are willing to use the
draft regulations in Industrial dis
putes." ^1r. Baker asked.
>
Chairman Dent emphasized that
; ••’•nendm.-nt. Secretary Baker and al- m. e Thomaa amendment was not a
| so ©en. Crowder pointed out that the Wt of the denartmenr, hl’l.
[fjpYpndnient is* not. nXandatory
part of the department's bill,
and i “j have a very strong feeling
PftMimfT II\! AWTH- L UCCP [ fh:,t tlH> President .would have'power I nganst a slacker*JiMng exemption,"
l nLA DILL. RAr^Lfljto suspend military service for men ; * V p r though the^work or tight"
( ^ 8 P uta ! ^mendmeiU. was not
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cxvdanation that this is du«* to Am ;
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ing under foreign ctrmmund.
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1 Mtiiperor to. * rhe i'.urg''T.asi**r of
| F’raiiki’mf. stating thu* the Kmpcror
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town *»f Fc3r,kf'»ri as th# re«u!t pt
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involve*! in an .i-udu«trial urspure | fS m e n ,i men jL was not recommended
arising-"in ;:ood taith," - I the 1 departmenf. the secretary
Pointing out the existing " work 1holM , ht it might be well fok’ Con-
(or* fight regulations involve con- J ptf. 8R to make su< h a declaration to
' ription of labon, Mr. Baker declar-’ with industrial slackers.
*d that v :?h men being drawn from | t .Secretary Baker was excused after
’ne farms and jndtis’ry it is only fair more than an hour’s examination and
to require skilled men to work or *,»* followed by Cen March chief of
<iff. who said all of the belligerents
fight; ’ •
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