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RIANT NEWS HE WORLD OVER IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THIS j AND OTHER NATIONS FOR SEVEN DAYS GIVEN vt cM9mm grow (R i TTTI~I"*t. T*tmM Ittrovci tS* gocl of New ilflooM oo4 j tS«* lnl»r•(«(«» ntovvnrool of l4Milttlotto I coftoo Uolrrt'oblcb bovo boon In ttor* j ns** will bo pormlttod undor modtfieo- > lion of tbo otitllng quarnntlne agatn»t < tb« pink boll wo?v(l In I^oultUna and 1 Tons announced by the department of ' agriculture. coiifeiieiice miNninsi Msthodiata Hold Sway In th* City of Union for Rotter Part of a Week; Next Meeting at Lancaator. Union.—The upper South C&roJNna THE NEWS OMHE SOUTH What la Taking Place In The South* land Will Be Found In , Brief Paragraphs i Foreign— Dr. Alfredo Zayas hjjt^been elected president of Cuba. Hedefeated Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez, Liberal. The suc cessful candidate fused ivith another party. . French extremist Socialists will slightly more than one-third of the^Sen- su.iiuit at the next Socialist congress ate will he chosen in the general elec* to be held at Tour soon, a resolution tjons. TJ!£ presidential campaign baa declaring open war on parliamenta eclipsed all others in interest, but the nanism and syndicalism. ! congressional contest, especially sena- The \illage of Graiiard. Ireland, GO ( torial, have received much attention miles fronj Dublin, was practically de-j from leaders of both parties, atroyed by uniformed men. The raid Hog Island cost the government annual conference In seseion here 170,000,000. y When put »up for sale, the highest bid was /nit little over four million dollars.ynhie government rejected all bids. The American steamer Rambler, re ported helpless and adrift off the Cu ban coast, has reached Santiago, the navy department has been advised. The 8,157 national banks of the country reported a gross -revenue of $1,109,000,000, or 24% on their capital, for the fiscal year ended last June 30, the comptroller of the currency, John Skelton Williams, reports. This is a new* high record of profits for na tional banks. , ^ A new house of representatives and was in reprisal for the murder of inspector Kelleber of tbe Royal Iriab tonaubulary. shut dead in a hotel rw ewaftiy. Relief work for tbe 20.000 estimated sufferers In Cbina from famine in protUM «e where tbe crops felled Ibis peer bee been nnderteben snergetlcel If by both Cbtneee end foreign urgent * a * Over three nsllltos dollars he* been mined. OppmNMen le lbs gweerwmewt a anal •smsw anctlemewt la mnbind beedwep nun IJI gas snaen reeawded eRniaea ■ to led Pm Ins flh eer LemOee new# epe^ • it *• tbeipaw l»- • • * - lW- b* MR • < a *• Rnse*ee m t edm mdhoss* tbe ORmiw •ase el Rbsent CmnRObnn semiMbOn Ms psnsRSees. wees Obe taemmbnM Aeon M . kbe p Soft coal productions has exceeded twelve million tons for tbe third week In succession, reports of October SO, compiled by tbe 1’nlted States g*»olog> leal survey, show, The year's record of soft coni pro duct toa Is right end e half million Ims behind 1017. Domestic — with Bishop Darlington, of Weet Vir ginia, presiding, has adjourned to meet next year at Lancaster. Methodism held sway throughout the entire city an■! surrounding dis trict on Sunday, particularly when the pulpits of every white and colored church w4re filled with Methodist ministers who preached, strong, able sermons, presenting many plhasos df. gospel truths. Grace Methodist church, where the conference sessions have been held was filled to more than overflow irg at the morning, afternoon and evening services. Bishop Darlington preached a mag nifleent sermon at the morning serv ice, while Dr. Morrisob at the night service, gave one ot Ms inimitable sermons, his text being “What shall a man give in exchange for bis soul?” After devotional service* conduct rd by Dr. Morrison, Bishop Darling ton. in a very capable way handled tbe Imsin* h* of Du* confererve that it all might be disposed of and tbe adjourn ment b«* made by noon. Ex< ell**n€ reports were made by the various «ommltteea. That by tbe ftnam ** < unmil—ton as one Fsnfnrv rer«Mnmended the elssti St of Mfv fnsepb«ae l«angfo»d l.jem nd trwns ufwv mi Ibe < oaf ere nee t#> •nrremd ber kale bnsbend Judge J- INtllef Lyosi wbU* reports so be Ibandaf urbrnd earn and tbe Rpuervn eepbnna#* dbetsad banb m nund «eHMHnb A speetel eunMUMaian ••• appmsale eg be «nee«i<mata edsd rva n etna* IRetaosiiet tMofstalL utin tMJ aeMteeai# le bap eaea pie a* as tbey sepesd mow aPevaeaae AmsbR tbe fPeaae tbnfl fiRi ia PbamaMu RrtPWRfP #%b9 «e» eMuemd MM eubdbsmaea by Mr FMbnsdi <m mwp Rb RPRd ReBBee Reesem -ums Ml *%pbbe (be ibd nsm fpmssr eed sMbep «aee* Mtem en ■ im t be MW se>eMM «d t west MUM •e Vbw a tm mmm * v Mpl # # - ee ♦ “ > * J A rrzi ' .»*4» been | WwMbnsn b % ( ■pm p| BOYS and GIRLS G>ntest BOYS! DO YOU WANT A FOOTBALL, A BASEBALL GLOVE, A NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL, A DANDY JACK KNIFE, OR A* PAIR OF ROLLER SKATES? GIRLS! DOES NOT A HANDSOME DOLL OR A PAIR OF BALL-BEARING SKATES FILL YOU WITH LONGINg? TEN OF THESE HANDSOME PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY BY THE REXALL STORE TO THE MOST POPULAR BOYS AND GIRLS. THE PRIZES GO TO THOSE HAVING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES AT FINISH OF CON TEST, WHICH RUNS FROM THANKSGIVING TO CHRISTMAS. ANY PURCHASER IS ENTITLED TO ONE VOTE IN FAVOR OF ANY CONTESTANT. * A VOTE FOR EVERY PENNY’S PURCHASE CONDITIONS: 5—No coupons will be givne except at actual time of sale. Do not \. ask for them at any other time. 1—No girl or boy over twelve year* 6—Any coupon showing traces of any old ipsy be entered. change in denomination will he 2—Only one nomination blank to he destroyed without being counted. placed to the credit of each con- 7—No coupons may be deposited in testant. the Ballot Box before Thaaksgiv- 3—Every voting coupon must hr cer- ing Day, or after 6 o'clock P. M tilled by one of our aalea forte. Uhriatmaa Eve. 4—No contestant shall aolicit votes ft—Prises will be awarded ( hri«tma* or patronage while iw the »tore. ^BliFniwg at TP w'elweb. • t urne m ant time and vee Ibe band pnaee and a«b an^Ttaueetlea* yen »i%h about tbe iteet. The Mace Drug Comyany fur UW% %U fTfiHIK BARNfeltL. ft C Greatest Tire Sale Barnwell County Has Ever Seen Pfldl fMUl RR3T9 ?«» BkbVR •• 4 RR CVIHHMi dRi '4HHHHMHI p nRRR MMMttni M-tRSfOW YtMUb TVRSSl m M Ftl RRBgtDd % f • m t ««# np*. 1 L-4R LRRY y^RlRL WRRR WHR Vi OR 4UHB MUR 001 OR* U»<4 YMJ ■ ROV TOR f M vWRI '4 400 RjOR MUR oo ORL TOO CAOO OMR 9 aRRb VtRta * * s 4ea e, • * *♦- 1M* < : 'bs sa n«e Tl pom Washington— Pnvuti- upi ration ul lb Lb t non rcturiia »Uow that ( alitor- . l Ala la cai i > nig oui ibe Miili-JapeiM'Se program. \)tgil II—ii*)i ia, iifud of the naliou- laiiiuada ^ prohihi!ion giiya ho believe* for the first six months uttei the end prohihition will spread rapidly in the o/ federal control , w ill cosi tbe fed- British. Isles as Hie r**suli of the ac- gnirAr^metit ‘m. tijital f|f ruuv t;'*: 1 "i Siotialid m wlinh 17 4FQ4B Treasii ry opelatlOhS for Oct oiler Te^^vUt dry. suited in a further leductiou in lha i Miss Alice Holier Ison, a candidate public debt, showing the gross debl 0,1 Reputdnan ticket from the to he $24.002.SOIMiTl*. ^ second Oklahoma distiiel. won, and President Wilson has made no com- 1 wil1 sit in Hie next congress. President meut on the result oi the eleeUon. , w >1^ 11 ^»'H oi 11!P(i miatress oli Neither lias Re cpiigratulated the pew Mnskogee. president-elect. laiban J. Jenkins, Kepubliean, dte TherAtnt^iran-gtnaaiitnent has made j ^candidate for congress from public its first statement regarding ' lil0 te,uh North Carolina district, may the discussions with the Japanese contest the election. He charges whobv 'ambassador comeVtrlfig the—proposod i frar.d. iiaitieuiavly in the cast- anti-alien law voted upon in raliior-1 in « ol votos 1,1 l»»*eple who were not UtaT^ tr ^V that ft-hr- in~ the dt-orttf -at-the-tttm* of the ^dtnrr 1 Japuti«*sc ambassador realizes that no ti^n. (Rvuss, M r DC , 41 v Im* IbMNbvp SdHa* J R 9Ur%* bUfNl. lamaa U M Cual ■*y bw-* 1 -% il •* d T Rfa* fcmaa. Kef i i-m J F G-dicbll* l^i^ 3 M Manly; P»r<*l«*l MHb». M. B VMirirk; Spnrfaabiirt tl**ih**L < F R IMbtil* ; Central. J W Frasrrr I>wvtmi and M*Mnm.4it, J r~Farr' r>itH an. N. B Hardy; r • • • J T F»az^r. Whd n«*> and Saxon. Beaverly Tucker, R K. Burge**. Nupply. junior |»r**a*ti»T; Tueapaii. R O Webb, wtipply; Unkwi - Bethel, R. F. Cogbnrn; Grace. L. P McGee; Green Street. J. B. Chick: Unity and St p di>. J. P. Byars; W/xxl raff. VV M. Owing*: Textile Industrial Institute, president, I). K. Camak; Saxon, quarterly cimferenca. Evangel ist J. L. Harley; Central quarterly conference. Sc-uthern Home Institute, president. S. T. ('reach. Transferi ed:—C. A.—Johnson to Western North Carolina conference;* T J. Carter to Korea <*onf(‘rence; J. H. r)anm*r to S :t'.i C:»r :lia » confer ence; E. Z. James U> # South Carolina conference. outcome of the* California movement will b** acceptable to the country at large that does not *< cord with *>*- Utfnf and sp|dwxMe provtvkms Ot law,* 4.i»d with naimpaf (nstlb*t *4 Just Ira.*’ FamBunT Tnta wmt wtccwnm pf pp MbB PNMb Ibe m* I* Mswefy tjmi (bpp '•<*• 4wsm Pm* ** Warr. n G. Harding spent hi* first ] ^ Lutheran Synod Convenes. Charleston.” The Evangelical Luth ! emn synod of South ('arolina ronven- 9Gth annual convention tn imwidrnr- . l.tl r.-.i in, (rum rh.rl^.ton .cl I. holdln, n, •vuion* WaBw***«i M* r ■PPBRbv bP %t SpBU PpMoM* b«nM **tpa»*»*i %. * *• * • gHMUBM* th*- teiisioii of ei*-i iiuu lute yotamv wMb yoM to lb** analc-BJ* id tb** 111 coagrvM 4 ■■BVSwp** tBTPMBr Sms I PS Rmb tma iw kg*w# f Mb t B*SwSl PPaPWB amJbMMMMflM* (pMf F USw pM PMbMav op y ooi Rp% PiwmPs r*-vie« mg l*r sttmttnB lilxt I -wvff-wlb MM* i •lt**maiH) In the 1 cbpndie* of the * lit JBMI W dl be b**ld IB Ft N* *TI* | N l-utherkn Tb# Irwt •#• Juba's cRprrh I Hagood-Jennings Auto Co. Dealers (or Studebaker cars and International Trucks PHONE NO. "S. Barnwell, South Carolina ❖ f f f t f T T f f f ♦I# GET IN THE GAME. | You who have sporting blood and like a good clean game J —and what normal person does not-- have you tried the game of | saving money? It is an old game and a good one. Those who £ play regularly are very enthusiastic about it. Try it, if you are not already a player, and you’ll like it, too. And if you keep~X at it, you will surely win. That is the beauty of this game-all T who play regularly and persistently are bound to win. 3 Come to see. us and get in the game.