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FILIPINOS WANT AMERICA TO GIVE INDEPENDENCE Maximo M. Kalaw Declares U. S, Cannot Consistently Refuse “Self-Determination." BOOKS AS MEDICINE By MAXIMO M. KALAW, "*7h^ ry Th i e “'“Ion. An- th ..r l,< * for ,he ^Hlpinoa,” Snu-(tovemment in the Philippines.’’ etc. “When they ty,” “When the^ N sufflefent copacl- are fthle to govern themselve s, J ’ “When they are' educated enough.” T h u s run the answers of many Ameri cans pressed with the question as to when the Filipi nos should be granted their In dependence. Now, “ability,’’ “capacl* ty“ and “sulTi- cient education” —What do th.»y mean in black 15 tl k no iwople immt that slnea I recall, or that John Hmith of tm iwntO# 1« B %• £ DrHINBHC - DriM>i:iO mth < vM ItlATE* Book* are frequently referred to at tools and as tho key to the treasure trove of knowledge. The American Library is daily demonstrating in U. 8. Public Health Service Hospitals that convalescent soldiers and sailors And returning health and increasing strength in good books. BOOKS BRING AID TO SOLDIER SICK FARM DWELLERS ASK FOR BOOKS Mm. Bowen Telia How Rata Almost Burned Her House Down. “For two months I never went in our cellar fearing a rat. One night in bed I smelled fire. Sure enough the rat had been nibbling at the matches. If I hadn't acted promptly my house would have been burned Later we found the dead rat. RAT- SNAP killed R. It's greet stuff.“ Three stare. She, Me. 11 as. Reid eud _ _ ’ I guaranteed hf C. P. Melate aad The EFFORTS BRING RESULTS. MFORUATIVE WORKS SOUGHT 1 «w rw—,. American LSrary Association Announcement of ttie “Books for Serves Ten Thousand Men Everybody“ Movement in Nation’s Hospitals. Bnnps Lotte Flood, i aeve mew lb* meee e# ttse dreeem . . . the meadaliee #f the dweaee. giviag the | the Alaea Jourael R tleet etreugih b? beiwaeg «e the eea* t«t|ee es»4 eeeieitaa aetwre la 4aAac lie a a. The proprietors have ee neffi h ta the purattve * power of Hair* Catarrh Medlciao that they e#er Cue Hundred Dolters for any raee that It falla to cure. Bend for Itet of teettmoniala. Addreae P/J. CftENCT A t'o . Toledo. Ohio. Bold by all Druaglet a, TSc. Agents Wanted We want a live agent in every town in this section. -■ i 25 per cent, commission and express paid one way or • 20 per cent, commission and*express paid both ways We have just installed some addition al machinery and are prepared to do first class work. P- A TRIAL IS ALL WE ASK. Barnwell Chinese Laundry • Kim Ngone, Proprietor Barnwell, S. C. Id Adro^tuo Mi and RcvWw iu roach the people of Waotam Carolina. Duplay rat# tic. Solid on# dollar bill and rveeirt paper until Dec. lot. Largeot circulation In Aiken County. Address, Journal and Review, Aiken, S. C. - 5-27-4L FOR SALE.—Thrae fine milk cows with first and second calves. Prices reasonable. Apply to I. Keeler, Blackville, S. C., route No» 1.6-20-4tpd NITRATE OF SODA.—We have a limited quantity of Nitrate of Soda for immediate delivery. Price and quality right. Farmers Union Mer cantile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 5-20-tf. Drive in our up-to-date filling station and get your supply of gaso line without leaving your seat. Our service includes anything from free air to a Kelly-Springfield tire. B. B. Easterling, Barnwell, S. C. 5-13-tf. 1, S. C, April I7th, ItSft. 1 hereby announce myself g candi date for tho office of Clork of CoMrt for Barnwell County, subject to (ho rules and regulations of the Democrat ic Primary election axuf pledge my self to support the nominees of the party. R. L. Bronson. Barnwell, S. C., April 20, 1920. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Clerk nf Court of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary election, and pledge myself to support the nominees of the party. W. H. Duncan, Jr. For Sheriff.' Barnwell S. C., May 4th, 1920. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Sheriff of Ban- well County, subject to the rules and We have just received a shipment of ( regulations of the Democratic Pri- Moline Mowers and Rakes and will be mary election and pledge myself ta glad to have you call and examine them. These machines have several advantages over the old style and a wonderful reputation for durability and service, and the price is no high er than the old style. We also curry parts. C. P. MoAalr, Barnwell, 8. C. 8-18-80 support the nominees of the party. ^ C. Keys Sanders. • •• Yn Peuw Ve* e* If pau value quality aad service eta* ear up-tw-dnie fRlmg etot asst time pea aaad gaaatam aad aft Anything fvum fuse ale la a Kb By- •gemgfWM thra 8 B Kaeisvtaag Israeli 8 C, 8-lRtf I hereby announce myself a candi-• date for the office of Sheriff of, Barnwell County, subject to the ralegH aad reguAattsae ef the primary e Wet km, aad pledge aiyeeiff to bap pert • K. aomineee ef the pal J. 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To the Philip pine mind, st leest. If is non a qoee 1 ttoe of whether the Tnlted Htsteo Is ; ready to dl«H*hsrge Its own obligations fully and ronipletely. America went before the world in the recent war as the avowed champion »f “aelf-deterinl- nation” and Filipinos cannot see how t America can consistently refuse to act. ! , The Filipino people, however, have no grudge or grievance against the American people. Theirs is a message of friendship and gratitude. They seek | Independence as the natural’ and log ical outcome of America’s policy in the islands and of America’s solemn | promise to them. They come willing to give privileges and concessions not Incompatible with their national wel- »»/v Kfk • Vt• . t ' '' ' 1 ■ ■■ '"! The Filipino people are willing to accept independence under any of the : following conditions: Under a League-j •f Nations, guaranteeing its territorial Integrity; underlie protectorateship of the United States for the first few years; under a treaty of neutrality be tween the United States, England, Ja pan. France and utlier power*, or even without any condition whatever—abso lute and complete lnd«*p*f>detirr. They hare no fear of Japan Philippine In- depbodeum, lu our opinion, ta nut tntm leal in Japanese Intwreofa The Japa pou* are now ft— In earn* to tW png ippinon huf ut *W peooboi limn thorn gau kam than MtiUi Jugaaam feu tho maamia Yhouw as* «aa Mum as ma%f m Chadwaum an maaa non m amum yhmugano gmuiguauga naan m them e • *of amt y fbt forme* me* Wo ama wha ar* w<h m ^mhfead ta tha aamwiaviua wuch-ng The * a too af hooha pemod •a grout tu mm ta cmapa that egocta aro atilt hotng made ta roaaeet dm charged toldleea and anltoea with I thru- rles uhevober they mny ho. Hnndroda of letter* hate reached A. L A. head- *r«» The AmavWaa Uhaaef tailrtiMaa ti !' urn #stag M MMa aMmMaa ta Mg V “ urhaa dwotie*. not ta II aogwettag tha reutav* af popuAeitee fa* tha rueul dm- tvtcis aad roamMmittau It ta. hewovnr. uaguaotiaaahly eager ta rroaia a at end y 8ow of lafatmailta rending ta rural Americu That the need for anch aarv- |re exlati and thnt It la anxloualy quarter* fr»*m f«»rmer •ervieo men tell- aought la evidenced In every letter of Ing of the hM* af library facllitlea In |hl§ nllur# by >f . te „ bril7 comm Its ions and by the A L. A. A few excerpta have been aelected because w Hat- j odo, J. A. CaRaaa aad A. P. Wetumeta I K F*® value qualify aad sue' Thao* favor mg the propound levy j vmlt mm up to-date ftllmg •la’ wM eaat a haial with tha word "Yaa" j m% \ thus you naed guaalknc and aft. written or printed thereon, and thane uppoeing the proponed levy •hall cast Anything ft particular localities to which th< men have returned. Dirt* ».rvc Provided. th „ ^ , 0 truly , h . 1. n»,„y th«.r. I. . dt.l. llbr.. ■ of , huuun , la of ry commission or a nearby library to, , . . which . man c.n be referred for the! ,vh "' C * r, » OB - whow f,rm hook, he need*, hnt If there ts no such l I* beyond Mason, W la., asked for eopiee organization through which he can be of “Productive Farm Crops,” ‘‘Pre served, books for almost any serious purpose may ba borrowed directly, cinlen of the. Practice of Poultry. Hals- ) nouncaa his candidacy for the office^ from the A. L. A. War Service, 24 West Thirty-ninth street. New York city. The only expense in connection with these loans is prepayment of return postage on books borrowed. The A. L. A. has published lists of hooks ,to help ex-service men who are studying to advance themselves in their work. “Five Hundred Business Books.” “One Thousand Technical Books” and reading courses on prac tical subjects are now in preparation. Other Work Being Done. Othejr branches of work which the A. L. A. War Service Is carrying on In clude service to the Merchant Marine, Coast Guard and llghthouaea, service (• industrial communities which are resultant from the war. aervlo to Uail ed States forces overaess. This work ts earrted uu with mammy rucstved fret Iks U sited War W **% fan its the u* sf whferh feg Hmtted by tbs camMHsn sf lbs gift in thsss aymnAr pufpsssa Tbs bstvwu sf tbs Meevbsse Mftew gspsruusse gessugui fbB# Mksaey gpe ipp is muams ua Aemsqqpn mssftas» moym m sas asms «# **ussm Meuaam M*® suuMumg <n» ductive Vegetable Growing” and “Prln- s hullot with the word “No** writ •r printed thereon. HORACE J. CROUCH. Sec. Co. Board of Education. Barnwell, S. C., May 21, 1920. 5-27-2L Messrs. A. A. Lemon, R. L. Bron son, B. P. Davies, E. D. Peacock, W. A. Hayes and W. M. Boyles enjoyed a tv/o-days fishing trip at Bryant's Lake, in Colleton County, last week. Mr. W. K. Black, of Hilda, an- lrn Springfield Ur*. Barnwell, 8. 1'. free air to a Roily- B. B. Easterling. MS-if. Ing” she echoed the book needs of her neighbors. Then she revealed the fact that her eyes are not always in the furrows by asking for a copy of Col lins’ “Book of the Stars.” What Others Desired. There was a pressing need behind the letter from James Dunn,lives ten miles from Convent, La., the near est town, which ha* a population of only 500 people. He asked for a copy of “Practical Farm Drainage.” The task of keeping hit acres dry was be yond him. Walter Williams of Osaeo, Wls* wanted to know if he could make fuel alcohol from frozen potatoes and ■polled fruits, and If he could, were there any book* on the subject. The roqwauts run the whole rang* of farm •peri ttaoe Rome wish to know how I to treat acalo. othora dee r* facts oo I bog rmietog Haul ha giviog tnfbrwgtWu j oo crop ffotutfea® ore tu Anoood TW Aavetran Ukoury Aeo**qpHou fee auuseg o C •■MW baud u» Woe • oso *fthuge tor ft* *ry * mpHunooB •m>% dppRUg Rbe ooot mmm yooou uui go NUeeUai eg 40 «4**poooON** uwu BgpB* asg iWUOUBU pgft <■*»»* OgBBBvNUU TW fUgooo ip UUi UflNig wnuag gfeMun^h febo I ■ - of Magistrate at Hilda In this issue of The People. He is well known to the people of his township and if electel promises an equitable edminis- tration of the affairs of th$ office. The Annual Children Day Exercises will be observed next Siinday, May 30th, by the Sunday School children of the Methodist Church of Barnwell. A very attractive program has been arranged and the general public is in vited to attend. These services will take the place of the regular eleven, thirty service Sunday morning. A Rat Breeds • to 19 Time* a Tyar, Ae'eraging Ten Young to a Utter. Remember this, act aa soon as you aee the first rat. Get a pkg. of RAT- SNAP. It’s sure rat and mice de stroyer. It's convenient, comes in cake form, no mixing. Mummifies rat after killing—leaves no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guar anteed by C. F. Molair, and The Best Pharmacy. CANDIDATE CARDS. For State Senator. - Williston, S. C., May 4th, 1920. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of State Senator from Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary election and pledge myself to support the nominees of the party. Arthur M. Kennedy. Mi rut c «t ftufwwvfet, 8 C 1 b*r*by aamumaufe «mbj»rt t« lb* ndaa aad re mt lb* DauaurrafeNt Primary aad pladgu myetJf la aappart ftfea mmm mmmm of the party. J. Staff Halford. For Magistrate at Hilda. Hilda, 8. C, May t4tb. 1920. I hereby announce mytclf a candi date for Magistrate at Hilda, subject to the rules and regulations sf the Democratic Primary election and pledge myself to support the nominee* of the party. W. K. Black. Hilda, S. C. t May 18, 1920. • 4 hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate at Hilda, subject to the rules and regu lations of the Democratic Primary election and pledge myself to support the nominees of the party. ■ • O. R. Hightower. v 'il WE ARE Exclusive Agents TOR IMVCTE Xf CftiA Hilda, S. C., May 18,1920. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate at Hilda, subject to the rules and regu lations of the Democratic Primary election and pledge myself to support the nominees of the party. W. G. CoIIhBa. ' 8 G. April n. for febo offlro of abjin in tbs