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The publisher is not responsible for the views of THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1920. •‘Jimmie” Byrnes, of South Cara lina, has long been recognised as one of the ablest men in Congress and when he gets up to “make a speech" the other members of that august 120,000 STAND • IN BREAD LINE • • ' More Than 1,000,000 Face Death It Menage Brought by Mite Daketian. Imagine a bread line of 120,000 fam ished people waiting for twenty-four hours a day for the dole of food that Is the sole barrier between them and death from starvation. That Is the situation In Alexandropol, a city In Russian Armenia, according to Mias Bermlne Dakesf^n, a pretty Armenian flrCone of the survivors of four years body usually “sit up and lake notecs Recently “Jlm»»«“ had occasion Is pay a few remarks to Admiral W, 8 d he cer*aiaty “say as If all that Mr Byrnes satt t Admiral Is true whole*ev fw « >«IIM HtmilMC OAKK8IA*. the i serosa of TUftlsft awsaaeras I Far Big Craps of GRADE A-l PEANUTS U!$E PHOSPHO-MARL For Information and Quotations, t Address Edmund A. Felder, Selling Agent, 1512 Sumter Street, Phone, 1^29, COLUMBIA, S. C. aSa. aSa. —'0—' NOTICE. If not, or if you have any doubt, fill out this coupon and mail to B. P. DA VIKA, Supervisor of Cantus, Barn well, sj a: * On Jan. 1, 1920, I was living at ad dress given below, but to the best of my knowledge have not been enumer ated there or anywhere else. Name A meeting of the stockholders of the Barnwell Ice Co., Inc., will be held at the office of Brown and Bush, at torneys, Barnwell, S. C., cm the 12th day of February, 1920, at 12 o'clock noon, to consider a resolution recent ly patted by the Board of Directors, proposing to increase the capital stock of the company to $15,000. W. T. Aycock, Pres. ❖->***❖* >♦♦♦ Street and Number City SUte FIRE INSURANCE Absolute Protection Strongest Companies L. P. WILSON BARNWELL, 8. C. THE MAIN DIFFERENCE BE TWEEN FARRIS* COLIC REMEDY and the others, you do not drench the animal, a child can give it. Good for bloat in cattle. For sale by all good dealers. TENNESSEE LADYJtUN-DOWN M hri k SNi M Mr Htti \t%m- NM If Tl* Uu <t ZIMN Ini Ink Chicago Foot Specialist is Coming Here At considerable expense and trouble, we have ar- vanged for a foot expert to be at this store ' * " 1 13-14. - ,\J. .... ■ r . • • . . ■ • •• - *• - . '' ^ ' ' js ' ' for the convenience of foot sufferers. Examination and Advice Free « •<r la the hahtt j f • t f gumg rih ham gt*au • m the Si msuigunm^s haa^i etwre justly wwu the “W •< BeWnh AdmwuJ m Novy.“ tfeei the gmut facwf ahamug the uut Ihe 4maag lahtm of LauAaa. lha rue rmH y • t mahmg fubae stat- •afy l*WRad ift« ihe vwefc gf lhat *W md aat kmmm bmm —Is he had awdee h • earn Rrttieh waieee ami. la •a* guaMy «f amay • ll seeme that the admical wa* hue** us Canada, aadev the RrttieJb flaa. end arvwediag le Mt Byrwe* h- 'Mavtag heea devweuAed hy th» Br-t »ek Admiralty ,«aa dM«eatbaa ef ihs U ailed Slate* Gwreramewt reuM ha* e aay a! tract tea fee thM dwttagmehwl L “•ay* * Mr Byrwee, wthaee ha* keen pwMtehed hraadra*^ Ikewghewt Ihe Uaited fttatea, aad a die patch frma Waehmgtaa la the Ke** keck Timy •tated it aa« mterprete-l hy eume ta be the Admifiintratiaa^fv ply t«* Admiral Sim*’ recent aeeer- I urns. r | I-et Mr. Byrne*’ charge* he intr*U- rate.f rarefull) and if true then let the aim i re I hr given the diahvnorahlc • herbarge ttmt the Congrratman »le- mands. Oner upon a tim«* there Ha* a town in which there waa a park that was an eye-aore to viaitom arid a rebuke . to the community, and then a aub- J Rtantial fence was built around it, walkn laid off and flowers planted, until .at last it “blossomed like the | rose. (All fairy tales begin with! ‘‘once upon a time.”) h*a rmmrn la tlda aaua try aad aaiaead Uhartia Catlagu % With bar rams fn *Kaaa si bar Arm* aiaa gtrta la thaaga af Wm adataiia R Ibaigjkt. • hear Raat RaHa$ taafhm aha aaa haws tnstnwaaaaal ta hakptag ih mew haadeada af thauasadi at that* paapta (Sam death hf staraattam M»a* :«* 4tt. • • •<♦4 gi«*a ta aaaam •t*aa aad has aaau cuddMI haadL my* maaa thus a mdams paapaa ara fbctiag dauth hf atavautlaa ta hr Maeaatl as ayaa ttaaaa la 0ka tta aga aad thAdeaa hg tha Taeha aad a tip am af tha daganaoadR Mas Chat# duu. aa aaaaaaay ihart m aasaid in dirtag la hftaaada aad tym. Ska peatam tha ad*eta at tha hast Raat RattaR fhtmartf the a —ira a Chmmtnm dm htmaatsa aad ••naa RatmR hi m*a aa aaaaf at '•Na gsugaa aa paamhia hi Ryteha tha capita 1 af tha himsaasa aaa hat maai Ip gi«aa am daMp, aad hy ? •aa ratmf ahma tha city a daath ra*a ba« haua em ftma a thaamad may ta i ha a«araga af taaacy. hi hiaaaadaa I gal • bars tha rafugaua fvam Tar kith I Aramala a ara drHau hy thaaaaa^i tha j wiaatveu ia appa> ag. M «a Pvt—at mi a ll la la atari ihaaa ahataaatt deatha that Near Raat Ret ef Ip amhiag s ahthmuida appeal fat fhadh BOY SCOUTS IN ~ - .YOUNG ARMENIA Strangest Trocp'of AH in Con stantinople Bein^Made Into Good Citizens. SEND 18 YOiR ORDERS FOR Typewriter Ribbons fern I ORLY TMR ROT GBIDO CAR- aata i BIRD 191 ST1MR TMR RlR^RRIX FfnCML Pare* HI a t Tfunua DC Scholl Your Blood Needs ZIRON ■mssw haw i—1*» m cm aa Immediate Relief :xt Farmers’ Union Mercantile Co. ita Another one of the pathetic little features of every day life is the way those who take a flight in an aero- Ameriraa Boy Scout training Is sid ing prominently in the rehabilitation of hundreds of little Armeoian boy refugees from the Turkish massacre*, who have been organized Into s scout I troop in Constantinople ns the solution | of one of the most troublesome prob- ; lems that confronted the Near East Re lief workers In that city. Hounded and driven for four years, having seen their parents and relatives ♦ to slaughtered or worse by %urkg and Kurds and themselves forced to beg, nlnno x.-iii *«iy- . u .. . | tteul or do almost anything to eke out . >ou ow they enjoyed i tj,e barest existence, these boys had e np and the extreme reluctance i completely lost their moral sense when they manifest about second tfth£ going up the Barnwell now has a “flying - par son, Dr. W. M. Jones, pastor of the Barnwelj Baptist Church; having qualified as a sure enough “sky-pilot” last week. they Anally found refuge In the Near East Relief orphanges. The hoys had been clad In rags for ^ so long that they had forgotten how to ’ take care of clothes. This was a tragedy when the Near East Relief had need of every pair of shoes and of every suit And now some of us who did not "‘go up” in the aeroplane last week will have a painful time explaining why we didn't. . What chance ha.s the poor man, anyway ? 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