The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 06, 1919, Image 2
THE PEOPLE. BARHWELL. S. C.
PRINCE REGINALD DE CROY
THE TEMPORARY RESTRAINING
ORDER CAME TOO LATE TO
HAVE DESIRED EFFECT.
COAL III TRANSIT IS SEIZED
The Operators, So Far, as Available
Reports Show Have Not Made
Any Plans to Combat Strike
Chicago Inforniiition obtain'd from
(lie bituminous coal fields of the Tin
ted States, in which more than 400,-
000 members of the Tinted Mine
Work ers of America have been order
ed out on strike, ind’eated that their
would be nothing which could'check
the momentum of tin- walkout, de
spite the temporary resfrainlriK order
which was issued in the Tinted
States distriet routl -at Indianapolis
Deprived of the diretfinic hands of
Its leadeis, as a result of the injunc
tion the tii**inImtIot■<h , i » of the union
was prepared to ent.r th»* first full
worklr.ir dav >oncM the strike order
b**c a me efTertive In an effort to dem-
oaatrate atolity to halt the j»r.e
f *4.ft
MME. TSAMAD0S
RAILROAD UNION MEN DO NOT
PROTEST BUT OFFER THEIR
SERVICES IF NEEDED.
PROTECTION FROM PARALTSIS
Prince Reginald de Croy, new first
tecretary of the Belgian legation in
Washington, was associated with
Edith Caved, and came close to shar
ing her fate. He was warned, how
ever, and escaped from the country.
GOVERNMENT.IS DETERMINED
dort ion
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Samuel bompers Says Injunction Will
Only Bring in N%* ind Disturbing
Issues to Complicate Situation.
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WashinKton —Railroad union offi
cials conferring with Attorney General
J’almer. entered no protest against the
injunctibh issued in Indianapolis
against calling of the coal strike, and
tendered the good offices of their or
ganizations in attempting to arrange a
settlement of the strike
Mr Pa Mu or said he told the union
men that they werv at liberty to say
to either side in the strike th.it the
President was ready to act immediate
ly to have the controversy settled
amicably wh* never the strike was
called off,
President Comp* r» and other offi
cials of the A met Iran Fed ration of
Libor were s ltd however, to have
SEWS RULERS
■ KIT FRESH!
THE KING, QUEEN AND PRINCE
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ADMITTED SEPARATELY TO
WILSON’S SICK ROOM.
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QUEEN FELT MUCH AT ROME
President Was Greatly 1 Cheered by
the Visit of Royalty and Says He
is Feeling Much Better.
DOUBLE B2AUTY
OF YOUR HAIR
"Danderine creates mass
of thick, gleamy waves ,
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Attorney Central Palmer Resolved to
Ea*au*t Every Resource to Prevent
National Disaster tmpen4>na
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Mme. Tsamados, wife of the charge
d’affaires of the Greek legation in
Washington, has returned to America
after a stay of nearly a year at her
home in Athens. She is affectionate
ly remembered in San Francisco as a
Red Croat worker during the influ
ents epidemic in that city, where her
husband established the Greek con
sulate • general.
MAKES IMPRESSIVE SPEECHES
Washington. — King Albert and
President Wilson clasped hands, the
meeting at president’s bedside, brief
as it was, proved the climax of the
American visit of the Belgian mon
arch, and he left Washingfn a happy
man, to sail for home from N< wjKirt
\* ws on the transport G< urge Wash
ington which brought him to this
country From the day he lamb'd the
pleasure of his tour has been marred
hy anxiety over the presffbmf* con
dition. and he had abandoned hope
of being able to see htm.
As hit majenty was leaving, he
leaned over the bed to shake Mr
Wilson’s hand and aw d
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In a few moments you can transform
your plain, dull, Hat hair, ^ou cuk
have It Abundant, soft, glossy ami ful)
• f life. Just get at any dm* or toilet
counter a small bottle.-of ‘’pandering
for a lew cents. The^-moisten a soft
cloth with the “Danddrine” and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time, distantly. y‘*«.
immediately, you have doubled the
beauty of your hair. It will be a mas*,
so soft, lustrous and so easy to do up.
All dust, dirt and excessive oil Is re
moved.
Let Danderine put more life, eolor,
vigor, and brightness in your hair
Thi* stimulating tonlr will fresheo
>our aealp. check dandruff and falling
bait and beln'tour half to gr»*w b*QC.
thick virtue ami beaut If til.—Adi.
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CELGtAN MING AND FAMILY
ARE. NOW HOMEWARD BOUND
Portsmouth Ya Albert, king of the
Ib-lsMns Kllxalmth. his n*ya! r«»nsort.
To* t.
FNATE ALSO OVERRIDES THE
VETO ON PROHIBITION BILL
BIG GALE IN NEW YORK
t.» Tb** other sponsored bv sE
i* i or Johnson, r* puMu an. falfforn
.is a nevt solution for" treking incqti
CAUSES LOSS OF 160 000 ity in the bague. tiais killed outn|i
by u • ourt of 4.? tti J.”
N«‘tt Y«»rk \ fieiv* n.-rtb\t**-t iral**
tore 20 lighters and mows from their MILLION VETERANS WILL ~-T—
docks in Bmokhn and blow them ATTEND LEGION MEETING. PUEL ADMINISTRATOR ISSUES
!>f "Ol t
weighed ;»ni h**r fre
b«>umi for Ib'lgiunv.
ington. who f
Hampton U<Kid(
• itely efffetive itjai hini'ry for |»rev«-nt
teg sale of ffevorage* containing more
than one half of one per « ent alcohol
The vote was C,f* to 2 ( *. or eight more
detcrior.it;
NEW "PET NAME” FOR WIL.SON
GIVEN BY LABOR LEADERS*
down the harbor Before th*-\ had
boen picked up by tugs seveial hours N’ow York Approximately
later, mer( handise valued at Jko.nOi) 1 9^0 \nierican veterans of the world Washington
ORDERS AFFECTING COAL.'lHan the ne< essary Jw.*- tbirds. nj«)r-
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to rob-uM* it.”
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*’ ' if;. While there was a wrangle over fndian^poTk I ml After dispatck-Q-
Fuel Administrator taking tip the mpusure in place of the int ' f ° ^ ^^hinuton a t degram to Sec-
had been Mown their decks, including '* ar will he represented at the first Garfield signed an order reviving the peace treaty, which had the right of n ‘ , ,l "“
•ican distribution and diversion ordeya f»f wav. there never was douiit as til ljFe sl dentes propositmi
f retarr of Labor Wilson in which the
on on the coal
Health Neu<r
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A SOFT, VELVETY SKIN
coffee, sugar and telegraph wireless national convention of the American distribution and diversion orders of way, mere never was doubt as to '-‘'m}"'-7-^,'*^ ' "th r r^"* shoi,, d the ambition of every worn-
equipment intended for American b *K>‘»n to he held in Minneapolis No the fuel administration under which ht»w the senate stood It was over ‘'’ke wa _ < i.u a. , .m iged as that ot an nn ftS thero jg nothinu so ., tt ‘ ra ctive
vein her in. n and 12 it was announo- the old list of priorities immediately whelmlngly •‘dry’’ like the house. ’ J , M5Il ' >>r ’ J 1 ”' "W.",' .° 1 * P «« a fnir, smooth skin. Neither son ns
ed at legion headquarters Here. Iieionies effective’. which repassed the bill. ^ n f» in* ^^ f ° * meiua nor p 0VV( j ers ran jj,j s qhou-
snnds of southern women know from
forces in Siberia.
turned to routine business. ,
MEXICAN REBEL SOLDIERS J* , ,t«
OCCUPY REYNOSA GARRISON SEVEN RADICALS ARRESTED TROOPS RUSHED TO WEST NEGOTIATIONS TO FURTHER wn M 4M BPn r boa« wnoK c«
BY CLEVELAND DETECTIVES VIRGINIA MINING FIELDS ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE WOM ^N R 5 _° 55 _ _ _ R
Brownsville, Tex.-—General Andrew
TELLS STORY OF ATROCITY.
Almazan. Mexican rebel commanded.! Cleveland. Ohio Seven persons, six Louisville. Ky tinder instructions Honolulu — The Japanese govern , Warsaw . T he'Polish government
with about 70 of his men. occupied ’ Inen and onP woman, charged by from the central department of the ment has announced that negotiations ... . f .
the town of Reynosa. Mexico, oppo-V° Ucp with being identified with army. 900 troops of the famous First w.l be opened with. Great Britain for . ‘j , nd _ . hl> i-hevik
irlte Hidalgo, Tex . avoiding to ! radicals in yiother plot »o trrrorrze division composing a provisional bat- an extension of the Anglo-Japahese _. ’ Min . nnw nr
rvirts here nation hv a series of oomb exnlo- talion. were on four trains early en alliance, according to a Tokio cable * , , .
Thp railroad l.-two.-n Maiamorns ,ion,i »«>'« s l' rln < ! »<“!<■ b-lnir hAld bv rout a to coal fields of West Virginia to llio Japanese.Daily Nip,m Jitji. . •
and Revnosa is inundated hv P nlir '* « a nd were being southt ‘n what where they will patrol disturbed min- J, if ‘
ami ru >m»s4. is munn.iieu n\ no .<1 . , , v . ‘ .. ‘ - vt . T . worker who returned from a rehef as-.
waters from the Rio Grande no trains ls l * x r )f ‘ r,ed to be a natmna) ileaning mg districts - Kailier advices to the Nippu Jipj.
are being operated and P N Mlered i' 0f ."‘'»0luU«nl*tt ; r»lawel-W- O-HrrrretlyemTrmniTder-r fnrwameri .to ,ne unlled States, stated >t>( ^ th( . ,
Mata morns is safe from atfa* k Rev Police in several Fastern rlt #•« have the Sixteenth infantry.-1> commanding that extension of the Anglo-Japanese ... _ L ^ erly scvbre uqit
experience that Tetterine will quickly
rid the skin of its disfiguring pimpled
and blotches and give it -that bright
clear appearance so much admired.
Tetterine Is sold by druggists or sent
by mall for 50c. by Shuptrine Oo^
Savannah, Ga.~Adv.
, A Cloce Observer.
A little giri <11 BMJeficliLuns caught.
, L . . , Jn « gFiiss exaggeration the oth**r *i;iv
her jmimnia said in prop-
nosa is CO miles west of Matamoro*
h«*»*n asked to arrest a n;ir. said to be the battalion, which, it is said will treaty would *he sought by Japan hut
’he leader of the plot
train at Huntington. \Y. V*.
DESPITE INDUSTRIES UNREST
COUNTRY SEEMS PROSPEROUS BR,T,SH GOVERNMENT FACES 56.000 000 IS SAID TO
MANY CRITICAL MTMBERS HAVE BEEN SAVED ON SUGAR
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MANY LIVES ARE LOST WHEN
STEAMER CRASHE LINTO PIER
hy A fl
ea n tie wav# as she mas trying to rnTTe
thi* harbor after riding out a terr-.ft.
gale act Lake Michigan the
steamer C'tty of \fttftkegeon rraahed
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pifal asj« stunt wlio was rash enough
to express the hope that conditions
would Improve when tha town fell.
FEAR OF EXPLOSION CAUSES
STOPPAGE OF RESCUE WORK
Steubenville. ‘O r After t.attlmg
•heir (ray to m-tli.n ISA f#**-t of where
2"* miners have te*eO tf ttftpr.s-mvl res
r „«* workers 4ere ordered «4it wf t\e
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