The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 07, 1919, Image 6

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* THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. 8 C. SHIPS SHIHEI Bt E f DREAONAUGNTS OF OUR NAVY HAVE A NOVEL EXPERIENCE W* OFF COAST OF MEXICO. -■V’ COLLISION PRTERS SOUNDED New Mexico Trembled From Bow to Stern At If She Had Struck a Reef; No Damage Done. On Board U. S. S. New Mexico.— $ix dreadnaughts of the Pacific fleet were shaken severely by a double earthquake shock 20 .niles off the coast of the state of Colima, Mexico. None of the warships reported any damage. The New Mexico trembled from bow to stern as if she had struck an un charted reef and the navigating offi cer sounded “collision quarters" on the flagship’s siren. Sailors in the foretop said the basket masts of the warships swayed like poplar trees In a gale. Officers on the quarterdeck hurried to their posts and the crew and ma rines took their places Meanwhile all Watertight compartments on the New Mei'co were closed and inspec tio* parties were tent Into the holds to see If there had been any damage to the hull CRUELTY TO AMgRlCANE IN MEXICO DISC RISC O MAJ. G£N. CHARLES H. MUIR A new photograph of Maj. Gsn. Charles H. Muir, who has been as signed to temporary duty with the chief of staff in Washington before going to Fort Leavenworth, Kan., as commandant of the gsnersl service schools. General Muir formerly com. manded the Twentyeightli division In Franco. ‘ sinus EMI HI MSI E0MRIH6 PROPOSED FIVE WEEK RECESS *BY HOUSE IS DEFERRED BY REQUEST OF PRESIDENT RilLWir CONDUDTORS CONFER Interstate Commerce^ Committee Di rects Federal Trade Commission ’V- to Insert Probe in Shoe Prices MORE RONE!OR CHEAPER FOOD - A non oi rrealty to Mei*r<x. tavojrfsg the Washington.—Developments ini the efforts of the government to reduce the high cost of living were: The house at the request of Presi dent Wilcon agreed to defer its plan ned five weeks’ recess and consider demands of railroad employees for in creased wages. The senate again discussed increas ed living costs but postponed action on the Myers resolution proposing re duction in currency circulation. The committee of three, appointed to consider means of reducing living expenses and report to the President and cabinet began work. The national officcis of the Brother- hcod of Railway Conductors conferred with President Wilson regarding In- ( reaa+d wages and the coat of living I The hour e interstate commerce committee reported favorably a reeo- ( lotion directing the federal trade com I mission to investigate the increased price of shoe* # Vteeotwtkms end hills designed to el is vials son It lion i of living were intro of Congress Of the half doses imps etna I dees I MRS. MORTON F. PLANT K EFFEt! HE MU GOVERNMENT MACHINERY WILL INVESTIGATE THE CAUoE OF 1 CONTINUED HIGH PRICES. DANDER IN SOGIAl UNREST ^Resolution to Sell Wheat Crop at Mar ket Prices, Government to Make Up Difference in Guarantee. Mrs. Morton F. Plant, an active Red Washington. — Governmental ma- ch.nery was sot in motion in response to demands from the public th^t some official action be taken to relieve the high cost of living. Prices, as they affect the average citizen, assumed first place in interest at the capital. At the White Hbuso President Wil son was said to be giving "deep and EERUNEHI BUIE GREENVILLE’S .SECRETARY OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS IDEAS ON THE SUBJECT. THE PIONEER ROAD BUILDERS In Some Sections Farm Lands. Have Advanced Fifty Per Cent Since Construction of Better Roads. Columbia.—Writing to a member of the Richland Cbunty Permanent Roads Association. F. M. Burnett; secretary of the Greenville Chamber of* Com merce says: “Greenville *s the pioneer’ county dn South Carolina in the matter .of per manent road building. It was the first county in the state to go into the very thoughtful consideration" to j bnglne „ 0 n an extensive scale. * problems presented to him and the I to whet Her or not the roads Cross worker who was married administration by members baTe pajj us j w j|] sa y this: I do not Col. William Hayward, commander of; 0 * railroad brotherhoeds, who rep- that there Is a citizen of tit Fifteenth infantry, ths famous no- r c®uated that prices would have to g re * nT i|| e county who would be wlll- gro regiment. | ccme down or wages go up If social ^ for rmmlT to t * U its present utrest was not to develop into up- j fom6n , f tuch a thlnf possbile. and go hack to the roads we hsd be fore the present ones were built, even though- the county was offered ten URGES PRORPT RATIFICATION toalMl rwsrbwd Waahlag ai chsaaele The a* siievfe by boa f wbwsa e#w to CNrrsaswtee iwgtgwn** MMgerwUsai of pewyivrsy alw4 N is eel* mpm P» T giertta «f Weeb 11m leiiwYs a*««bev Mm rgbi Woebiagts* rg*4 4+4 mi e«*rv*iMW • priMMev by ibm beegita MtNNV AP#«AL» 90m WAigga IN LCTTCB ▼© Mtg COWb*N OsgewWgvw TV* f i css ■ * y*v***e Mm n mi Fvwmm m • Msw# um X *4 m?• ibe iruib ebMwi tw hr 11 m *be ei>M4 ssaimmms • ia»i mi um tmmm* igeeuv Is pi ea ty*e:i thw KM SppMS IMIM Mbs * Mg Q« irgs la Um mmm mi ysrstivw e*4 I m rnmm N bs 4ws as Ivm4 4mwm4 wg •• (■Mn aw4 tfbsl ef the hseswev Dee Mee mier TV* wstev w%w% is sige s4 'T mmf fteasbA* <'-«mm Mewvy shsrgee thei gegt e4 pN4te4 Owe see* r s « m wsrr 4*wwfA 1 gueegwi council OhO« •• RUMANIAN AllSiV TO gTO# The eeprvsse teter e4 s ssMses* to the Re snwy slewg th* Tbs Res nvwr Its edveture ■(oe hadsyest The covhr T t hetg ee f • w BaI meetisg Wit Us Member* eager!* awaited further rommanKstioa from th * hew HungsruD § »ernm*nt ia Budapest Th# not# which ths supreme roun «tl cocnmuntcated to the new Hun garian government through the Ital ian mission in Budapest was temper ate In tone, showing that ths disposi tion on the pert of the peace confer ence to assist the Hungarian people In woeheci sf •WMKNhifH . f te cm rsgweess ef (he fwllrael the revigy and bs etedy by ter the FAVORABLY ItiWACaiCO BY WlLBOATB BCOU8BT F^tsset Wsfss sed l««eA»ee Net Cem> rw«Meveeie With FreeeM Ceets ef the NesseeRHee ef Life. - — ^ ♦•iisg'oe — The sftsemef’ve «f • ««ram*nl ;<t«oa to forr* does tho r«w< o4 U* eg mm mi A*maed by (ho ra w4 eag a«era mi eowetry few shetbev le^rwees M wages was pro eo««o4 U Fr*s-4ost * **. « a? W *r**« • |i«eo r f es4 «bwf mi the Bewtbee h *.4 mi LeKoMs4«ve Kas ***** eed »«av*f rf the h***h#eba*dt ed*w f*iMa itasg fwhrtaehsh eeeshed bp the ; Chbraga <OB neci sd the ChlnBP sdeieegy heard es As veewai seeesiad BNsnvt ewahsM sd tha FhOesvied as i hseebshA Ms BMMPh Pi e peepeswd BN^mrA s aahsm wherh eaNad • aa saeissaeal read tw the fYeeagewA Bh tiea wide essM* «d wBarey she# • < ef% «Dared the! whAs the gstfewB sag* *Fh weea ts sesehdy Mepweeaad hp i 1 f mil itfiT- 1 -whMaed jp; Ff^BI Wmm\ B^WI ^Bl * «W* • repaseS aa w-eeaas bs the ^^eais s MMMaM i Mewacmg veas sd hem*" they wmw -rweiawa 1st eai mi the *peaa*w thai the lews mesagy rmpmmu veee sese«*eg th h* (M s.<«siww eed Me thsl w«M re (Fessigswl had ia—esSsd that say sett te idi sag the beegea sadev e he b (IhFBBBB^^b^lMBjl^BIjRIjliJl^J tv* «%«*• ym> fU ere srregg* ed *• b*e t%* poeee»sseet h* ’*•• * • -»e s4e a*e'* »•<••** •• **4*^* the * mm* *4 t%* ******f *« mi life t* • ts*r« that t%« ? - ^ ‘ •*#•• **4 *a«t »w mi the Bsys Adoption ef Obligation But Far- Hatty Discharges Debt te France The! Nothing Can Fay In Full. -The special treaty pcomlstag immediate that rape bite Jb re j ideal wUoaa la hip meeaage argiag fat: Bret tea E tha Pveaftdeat declared' th# prwaMM "a ! temporary eagpiemeat' la the treaty ’ a Mb Oe* ass 7 aad tha Nagae ad ha 1 oaas saeaaaat, deegraed la give Fvaara pretes t*ea la ee aMmeg^Nfr heal BfBBlMMB ®ha adPPM ad ttB *l * He gwmaed esd Chet a hsavsl In the senate and hous< tion gave rise to. severs! to investigate ths cause price levels, another to volume of currency in ci?c n.eaas of Jeffsttag prices quest the sttaraey garner specvUtloa Ut foods oa aad soother to sell t* ‘ crop at market pnet 1 govern west gner race te he mv'i't eg ateeL Attaraev Oeaeral P«Jsaac aA.MR^un*4 p hem he #’«*• W']«*d t.i k s , »e f**r • g**' caealaa ad high roots ead the heel methods te parses bS sder t a foder ima Altec a foaecsi tsfh bmeiag ee arty three haam the raafesaaca 4 Mead ed ia meet sga a, prshahiy aeai e*oa. fee Pert he* remaset the situs- resolutions of existing reduce the irrulatlaa ss a res. oa# to ra se rsl to stop mi exchanges^ s year's wheat last eed ef at toe. tho ddfer- I T th# g >* met r * times whsf It psld to hslld them To be fslr with yoa. I do not believe that mosey could buy. our roads If we were told thsl ws could sot rep’see them, but woe Id hsve ta go t#rh to tha roads ae hsd hefocu oar permanent highways were built And sue old reeds w*re ae worse than years "Tbrm lead la Oreeavtlle r.*u«*y has sdvaaeed soar IP per real is • ym - 0 sectleas alare the rwautrarHea ad the II advaared ti every k t % • fhedtsp—TW rttv la taepo aaa petNtana asateg ase*sg sd heads aerss pmrpeaea • »-* %» is • 4 aMHI Nffrn WOOOSSffN BATCB iPPffCTlVC 4ANUABY. ihirsge At the B>«rreiga Camp m*e<*sg mi the Weodakea ad the M ertd epee the emphatic reeasamoadh tma mi Aesecetga « oeseiaafev Praase s roadjasimsat ed rstee has heaa ssada te isk* eg erf Jeaeery 1. Ibid Hera after se sew appitratleae wtll ha writ tea egrept spoa tdeqaete rstee er ror 4 lag te the riper wore ef the order., TWe la lh keows ss *i rates" and is mads seres aery by the Germans laws ad iff state* Ths old members will have some lien upon thvlr policies and wtll roe cootlnus at old rates with modiffed policies. 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PRESS ASSOCIATION INDORSES THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. STRIKE OF 490 000 SHOPMEN IS BELIEVED TO BE AVERTED V r- *| C* *‘ ft* smbts ef the cummlttee af mlsstous for the Fresh*!* of Sceth Csrollss. of wht B Otllespis. D. D. od Torh an effort to create a stshle government under the direction the new pre mier, Jules Peidell, * BICKETT REPiXeS TO CHICAGO PAPER’S WIRE i. Raleigh. —Cfo vemor T. W. Blckett, answering a/Q uer y of a Chicago news paper sayV that North Carolina can absorb ^£(>00 negroes who want to return 'rom Illinois to the South un less tt^ey have become tainted or in toxicated with dreams of social equal ity of political dominion. COMPLETE TIE-UP OF ALL RAIROAD8 Chicago.—A complete tie-up of the railroads of the country is very proh- 'able, In the opinion of M. L. Havver, president of the Chicago district coun cil of the Federate Railway Shop men’s Union. He declared the strike Is ipreadlng rapidly and that the un rest among railway workers is so gen era] that the movement has ovar whelmed the international officers of the various unions Involved Tangier. Morocco—Raiaulis forces are continually attacking Spanish con voys, rendering the provisioning the military posta very difficult troops are kept always on the alert by the sniping of Spanish camps which at times is so heavy that artik lery is employed against tribesmen concealed behind rocks and brush wood. On several occasions the convoys have only succeeded In reaching their destination by a barrage of shells be ing fired from each side of the track. 100 OR MORE AIRPLANES ARE WANTONLY DESTROYED Wilmington.—After an hour and a half of heated discussion the Press association adopted a resolution com- °f mending the covenant of the league The 0 f nations by a rote of S3 to 3. The debate was led principally bv R. F. Beasley and W. O. Dowd, the latter of Charlotte, who spoke for the resolution. And Parker R. Anderson, who strenuously fought the proposal. Following the vote on the resolu tion. Mr. Anderson moved that the resolution be given unanimous appro val and this was done and will be Washington.-—The century old sen die custom of considering treaties lx secret session wtll be broken whet Wshlngton—Officials of tha six rafl- the long pending Colombian treaty It road shop employees unions aad 6f taken up. Tbiq decision was reachec the railroad adrainistrution expressed , by unanimous consent of ths senstt ; confidence that the strike of 4C0.000 membership. shopmen throughout the country had The agreement for open sessions been averted by telegrams sent* out regarded possibly aa forecasting pun- calling off the strike. lie consideration of the peace treaty ! . the Franco-American agreement and subsequent treaties, followed unani mous approval by the foreign rela tions committee of the Colmobia con vention calling for payment to that nation of $25,000,000 as claims growinf -NTf’ hoasa ♦an ■ vs off ti Rev K Is chair man steps wars taken to greatl? ad vance ths Interest of this work bv tbs slectlon of Rev W' H Mtley. D. D., ss svsngellst for the synod. wired to the President. BANKING LAW IS AMENDED TO ASSIST IN COTTON CARRYING. Washington.—The house of repre sentatives passed a bill amending the out of the partition of Panama. BRITISH ROYAL ASSENT GIVEN TO TWO TREATIES. London.—Royal assent was given to the German peace treaty and to the Anglo-French treaty, which thus be comes law. * SECRETARY BAKER REQUESTED ONE HUNDRED SHIPS BUILT TO SELL SURPLUS SUPPLIES ON GREAT LAKES ARE SOLD Washington.—One hundred steam- is. *o ships built on the Great Lakes during wranglfe. the house adopted a resolu- K * the war have been sold by the ahlp- New York —A “million dollar fire” fn which 100 or more serviceable air planes were destroyed by order of , American army officers was describ- bank,n * laws in tw0 Particulars so as ed by several witnesses who appeared facilitate the carrying of cotton ^ delay surplus food products held by Corporation of New York for approx before the house sub-convmittee which and other perishable marketable sta- the war' department and. valued at imately $80,000,000. This probably is Washington.—After an all night vranglfe. the house adopt tarr Baker to place on sale without !"- f ^“Anderici OTerteas is investigating cruelties to prisoners pies to a more liberal extent than has , ji20.000,000. and other alleged armv irregular!- heretofore prevailed Representative The hearing was conducted by Repre- Stevenson, of South Carolina. Intro- sentative Royal C. Johnson, of South duced bills looking to this end. in con- Dakota, and Representative Bland, of sequence of requests from the South Indiana. Carolina Cotton Association v FIVE PERSONS KILLED BY EXPLOSION IN ITALY ABBOCIATION DELEGATES TO WORLD CONFERENCE OF LABOR PAY FULL FARE TO MEETINGS IB TO MEET IN WASHINGTON the largest ship sale on record, the th. resolutio nwa. 26S ^ ri »* ld ln , “ n » u “ 0 ‘“« <Ua1 ' and the vessels will eventually pass Into French and Italian ownership. Delivery of the skips wtll commence August 10. ; - . * The vote on to 4 and was taken after the house had rejected, 160 to 114, a substitute resolution. NELSON FAVORS LEAGUE “WITH RESERVATIONS* SENATOR OVERMAN HAS NOT CHANGED SUFFRAGE VIEWS Taranto lUly—High power vx pi oa red. aalff by tb# police to hove laddff by raff teals la order to Wash ingtOD--The ratlroaff ad minis tration handed down an Important da etaioa whan It refeeeff to grant reffae- dff or esenretoa retaa for iba dff tbs Washington —Bo that the first i Inge of the international labor. Washington—Announcing hie sup Washington — Senator Overman urt of tbo longue of nations wttb haa not changed bit vtewe on luffrego Boom fellow called aalff In tbe annate and asked kirn If bn be ronaiffaref aema eon of e amgaxtne etary. tbo * in protect America# bim bo Rock Hill—Two additional school buildings, a grammar school for wMte children, and a public school for ne groes. will be erected in Rock Hill within the near future, according to announcement made by Dr. Myron Sandifer. chairman of the board of, trustees for the Rock Hill school trict. The buildings will be erf with funds obtained through the re cent sale of school bonds In/the sum of $75,001). d of >1 d}/ p erred Killed by Falling Shed. # Spartanburg.—lAfbert Burrell. 11 years of age, was almost instantly killed when a shed under, which a innmher of boys were playing, fell to the ground. The shed *#ae prop?. erty of the Southern Paving & Con struction Co., being used by that com pany while paving was going on a few weeks ago. The other boys under the shed at the time escaped without serious in jury. The lad was extricated from the debrta and placed in an ambulance but died enroute to the hospital. Builds 1400 000 Addition. Rock HilL—In order to Increase Ite output sufficiently to mart the de mo 1 for Anderson cars, tbe Ander- sea Motor Company of tkle city wMl an additional plant which will the company to' manufacture a day Tbe present aatpat M b far