The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 07, 1922, Image 10
THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. 8. €.
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the Arr..",rli-*r. T.eirlon New. Service.)
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WAR RECORDS OF GRANDDADS
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THanla (Miss hdna V ret>nian of hast Oranjje) and h ( *r court at the Asbury Park \
tograph showliiK tl.e occupation of Milan by tbc Italian Faclstl to break a general strike*
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NEWS REVIEW OF
CURRENT EVENTS
Shop Crafts Poliay Committee
Called to Chicago; Strike
May Be Settled.
BAIL WIVES SIT
MOflE m ' ' ' *p
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jm Hm t*to*x*
*««ta<i|r- ge
w* tp*4 by
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* PlCftAMO
nnnounretl that the union will stand
back of every union man whg is ac
cused of purtic!|iutlon in the mur
ders, and already be lias declared that
nil such are Innocent. Interest of the
American Legion has l»ecn aroused by
the discovery that two of the mur
den-d tueti were overseas veterans.
1‘tllN II t'LAItKK of Ohio resigned
J as assurtate Justice of the Supreme
cwrt the I'nlted States, and ticirge
H Sutherland, former senator from
Itili. mii* e|>|»4nfr«| |o till the vsrwnc)
ac4 iif.rme.| by the artnite Jimtlee
, ^W rhr cate alight rea*Mia fur hta j
I.sli.m et«et4 that hr had reached
■ge f.-r refiremcMi Hr was a|»
ed hy |*re.>.|etit WUa.a> In Ittld
ad eanettme* t«e*n trim wd h|
rallies taernaae Of I .• dc tde*Sy
I n-« Ur ttathrftasd.
saw crest h-gal st» iMy la wldelj |
SuS" *c«l la •t»*«r»l aa a ld>» rat !
H* «a* h.<*« hi t c<ct«tMit aa tsatg sael I
■^Sb » h** t «^| 1m f th>4P %m • • * • |
*4 thh a*ad 1 Aw I Mike t*AI * mW W * id j
. as He 1* a e1.’ua ires.^- *1 fr<e«*4 *d j
lIMkM llardmc
Mrs. Edward W. Burt of North Caro-
. .. |ina Working on Hereditary
Society Plan. -
“Gnmddiul, wliitaf did .you do during
the wurV” will be the s|teciid query of
the young Amer-
icuns of the next
genenition that
Mr^. Kdward W.
Hurt of Salisbury,
X. L'., has sei her
self out to an
swer. Mrs. Hurt
Is chairman of
the American Le
gion A u x i 11 ary
committee to per
petuate the organ'
iza t ion In a he
reditary soelety.
^ The Auxiliary, ui Its present make
up, Is composed of mothers, wives,
, daughters and sisters of the members
.. .... | , . W **| of the American Legion, and of the ^
elect«*d its |>resldent. The chief mat- 1
ter In-fore the league is tne Austrian
Asbury Turk baby parade. 3—First pho-
'TMIK assembly of the longue of
* Nations Is bolding another ses
sion In Cleneva and Augustin Eduards, [
Chilean minister to England,
V
% *
situation, t'baiii elb>r Sel|H*l presented
the case for the suffering little repub- 1
lie and trietf to make It clear that
unless the allies granted lrame<liate
and IHieral relief. Austria might haia
to merge with another imliutt. piukaiidy
(•ernmn)—which wowM tiolate the
treaty of Versa 111*-*—or preferably
t ‘seeh«sil«»* ahln. or may be Italy, whieh
•leMrea m« b an •■wtcwaae The league
ciiQiMil. after heartng (he ehancettur.
•aghed him a lih h*e*eyf*| aoTblb and
referred la a cuboattitee the entire
dwestbai of hu« Aaotrta »mm he sided 1
• •iif WtHdfcMT IS hmt
•* .ued the Uni tali and I f h taanhs
In % lentss wbusv* «s*MiMtts|WuHi added
women of the same status who lost
men in the World war. There Is no
junior MM-iety to the Auxiliary or to
the l*rgtoa, such as there la to other
patriotic sneietle*—for InstaiHs*. the
thins of the He\olutlt>a- hot When a
general bet has pas*
•u< h a •■•rtety Mill n*n
It is to prrt«are the «i
-.1
IP
•re-
vary
»r
* f «i
m f 1 M H
THE VETERAN OF SEVEN WARS
• this
•A
l<
f satad
Hene*i Hence MscO > eye»
On* Of (»e»e»" Hnee«
Mta 0*d Het«me<
A tctrtaH *f .*r*.r* a *
HmUMl
Whole System Is
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• Thousands of frail, nervous people
tnd convalescents everywhere have
testllled to the remarkable power of
Tanlac In bringing back their health,
strength and working efficiency. It
seems to quickly Invigorate the consti
tution, and isra powerful foe of weak
ness. Mrs.. George G. Owen, of Salem,
Oregon, says:
“My limes wore upset and the little
I ate wasn’t enough to keep up my
strengtli, so I lost weight and became
so weak It seemed I had no energy fit
all. Tanlac restored my health com
pletely, and t gained twelve pounds In
weight.” 'V* ‘ -
There is not a single portion of the
body that is not benefited by the help
ful. action of Tanlac. It enables the
stomach to turn food into healthy
blood, bone and muscle, purifies the
system and helps you back to normal
weight. Get a bottle today at any
good druggist.—Advertisement.
Couldn’t Steal His Thunder.
Little Michael had.been on a visit
to his grandmother, who-hud not been j
very well.
His father had come to take him |
home and Michael, as he was leav- ,
Ing. felt that he must be polite.
So he looked up at his grandmother
Ud said:
' ^‘Good-by. granny. # I am so sorry
you have been III I**
“And I'm aorry. too!" his father
put in.
Michael felt that this lesnenrd the
turrit of hi* remark Ho hr Con
tinued ;
* Hut my sorry U mu- b bigger than
bis *«*rry. granny !*
Tb« Cwbcvra Ta-tet THa.
Raving rtmrvd yntf aktb keep tt Hear
by making iNttimra yaar every-dav
••dtef peetmaaikHNa. The Mnap to HesMaae
and partly fbr iHnitarnt to anotbe aa»t
brat tbr Tatcam to poovtrr and pre-
fayoo, Ho toilet table la msapAete
ottbosN tbeo* Adeoevtaraaead.
Tn# Tea»tar.
Alretearvtr xgokot ta aa attmevsvv
gift lanT •br’*
t‘«na % •». Iom ami van t want bat.
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Boxxxi runs
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torn* y Gd-iArral iKiugiM rt) ttdnaie-l
^b^k* thef* 1 m• *ulit lie* ii.t Inicrti-rt-ii
the Vaftief mt-etlng* "Ih-IiI f.ir litwful
Saturday, but Hint tin- gqvunum-nt
It took da*" *f ff 1 * - *}rjl»- iiM-etlng'*
to reach the ti !'****«- •'in. lil.u'
four days for t""'*""" "* '»»•• »•"
. Inbor bus practically
the Bno w o r ,i|ul|,jj order, but tb«*
above N^k u bib* keeping
Dp .Atrn on tbe proeeeillngs. bu\e
of Jtlh'tle in tbe way of attempting
w oMcmenr. Kuturully, on Labor day,
mlon leaders, from iTesldent
rs down, topk the opportunity
ack Iritterly tin-- iictb»n of tbe
)ey 1 general. Later tbe- labor
d bta
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tbr -raai lH-nuArratlc et-nalnrial
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•his. nxprcsrtdd tt* xalisfnetbHi, u lileh
will U* >buredh the American pub-
lle gelierali}.
W iMI%iU4 Must*} • ah'fHHd*ti<H •
k*N|**re, *le LobA'Veoe raptoU
erretapr*t »»nrt lb» gv* otae pi
la»~*r #|J| lor ahllXrd la i*en
«ieriuaii ai»4iiuta* turrr* >4 I
deU%rre*l artajo have d per c
The Sod'ial
tbe mIioU-
it profit
brnnut
d srKt*
ill*t pr*-- In Grriuany atta* k*
■ plan a^Npurely a selltsh con-
Varda.nan ...hrateahv IlJhrrt I ,n,ct -t ,,H * •MH-nWi.f the (e-rni.a
stepbena (brnirr rongreaamaa. | * wven, " M, “ •V*' 1 * m, 11
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wa*x’
C<
Hoot
the n.
mapped out a plan of attack on
inctidn, seeking counter injunc-
Hereto.
ous coa
the ralIroau > ' , ‘ M1< ' r:i1 strlko ll,r ^'- v s
tlie week, for all but tbe
ub-
500,000 tons
ent Mr Hot hiborites recognized that
000 and 25^ ^^herto unknown in the
Ings throtf 1103, coul(1 not succeed,
of the grei il,! - ,r rt '» li5, A !lls,> ' fI| !it the
coni dellv ) * ess ** ian n ' st of t ' 10
GOO 000 tot xvOU '^ he deprived of most
clal priori^hies ami comforts.of life
has not m ul 8trlke -
Federal
dlscusglnnlOllK and miners in the uu-
merce flcf'lte fields accepted the terms
the Not! by Senators I’epper* and
If total 1 the strike was settled by an
would be which, like that in tbe bi
tons a w^case. Is almost a complete
the cloggr the men. Tbe old wage
planned extended until August
Ings with P>th sides Joined In re<i.m-
wlnter to atU>na 1 leglalatiun errattng
for tbe No anthrui ft*- ««ml -cmnmls
HKKi L’S ana) in Asia Minor ha*
been almost demolished by tbe
lorce.s of l\»*inal Padui, the nationalist
leader, and at till* writing the latter
is not lur frityu Smyrna. The situa
tion tor the foreign colony in that city
is critical and British and American
warships lia\c arrived there to pro
tect their naiionnU, There have been
some bloody encotmters lietween tbe
opposing armies, but lor the most part
it appears the Greek* have retired, in
considerable confusion, without’ put
ting up much of a fight. The Turkish
leaders are said to bt* much superior
to the Greek commanders. It was
reported that General Tricoupis. re
cently made eommnndor in chief of
tbe Greek forces, was captured by the
Kenmiists. .
The Greek morale, both lu; Smyrna
and Athens, seemed to have been
broken
been started to compel King GoriRtan-
, tine to abdicate and there were rumors
that the cabinet was Rbout to resign
and that Former lTea| rr YPnizelos
would returp to power. However, It
was stated that the government would
_ n«rt consider the evacuation of Smyrna
4 or the aurremler of the (kyek inundate
> in Thrace. II..fh Ilf tb«% tilings the
mutes SHimes profit* at
marks.
Dr. Hermes, German finamV minis
ter, la negotiating with BHg1unK.con-
cernlng guarantees for six-month ti
ury certificates which Germany Is
j give Helgiutn ni lieu of cash. His
! difficulty Is threefold, for be must
satisfy not only’ the Belgians, but
also the Gentian cabinet and German
financial and Industrial leaders. It
seems likely lie will have to seek for
tbe guarantees from foreign financiers.
are |»*-.jc*-|
ha* Im***I)
SeiiHle in
; cion for a
i cently Ian
I <|U*r*. M.-n
and Is educating
i boy.
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lute IirMI*-# he f«»u
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tM-balf *»f the Amerii
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nutuiter <*f iimnth#.
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ll lop I ed
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
“•fM •een Ac<>Ae*«tA!
‘\ *41 xfieMk <*f tux fetm MM .»• Wf-
a flft •■••nyeiir-old
continuance of |>ruduc- j Turk# demand l*cfore tb. v util talk
■Ne extcticioti date Is to t-c of |iraco Tttc Krmalt% -god the
tatmtlooT*** ** ^ mm ^ \ Krcnrh wl*. !*c*r fnm.% m rhenr.
Nil raj aag^* u * h< *4# ta-port Ngmr (•real lint a Ip for .p* aupport
at ■ — W# "A '
DESIGNS THE LEGION POSTER
iwing by Clarence Reeder, New*-
>«r Artist. Advertises tbe Big
Meet at New Orleans.
_ 6 Bcllans
Za. » Hot water
Sure Relief
ELL-ANS
2S< and 794 PacAhHpaf^arywAgrt
SORE EYES
IIIKW ,4ml, ,hn, „ , Dr Solttt's Ey* Lotion
tb.n on your ftuart. In twelve stanza# witho(ll A*k vour drugg,.t or dealer for
of four lin*** each you made twenty- SALTLI S Only from B*f*r« n..,—^
four uttempts to rhyme. In two in- R-O. B«* isi. AtUau. Cmtsm
atances yon surceeiled."—Birmingham -»«=
Age-HeraltL ' *W. N. U., CHARLOTTE. NO. 37-1922
“Why in# *” i
“I wr*4e it h
dnaliANl off M
“I’m
riad the
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It
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S ecbetary of state hughes
and Ids party arrived at Rio de
Janeiro, were given an onthjisiastie
reception and housed in a palace, and
on Thursday the celebration of the
one hundredth anniversary or Brazilian
independence was inaugurated with
impressive ceremonies and patriotic
festivities. The centennial exposition
is still fur from complete but will he
opened soon. It is interesting to note
that at the presidential reception
Secretary Hughes took second place
M< vemoiifs were said to have to Mgr. Cherubini, ambassador from
' the Vatican, because Brazil Is a
NtneteenNNew Orleans artists com
peted In a onHtcsi for a poster to ad
vertise the Amer
ican Legion na-
Hoiml convention.
butSa former '‘tup
serg-'ant" won the
p r i ze\>f SIUO.
Clarence rteeder,
staff artist of a
N e \y () r f e a
newspaper, who'
drilled -rookies at
.Camp Pike during
the World war
drew the inning
poster.
The successful design represents a
doughboy, a sailor and a marine In
miform,'. looking at a guidebook.
Catholic country. Two Immense Vuti
can guards In red uniforms ami gold-| labeled “New Orleans, ;the Paris of
helmets accompanied the reprcsenia- 1
live of the Pope.
Although the aviators who started
from New York for Brazil In the seiL,
plane JSampalo Correia came to grief
a few days after the start and their
plane was wrecked, they are proceed
ing on their wfy lo.another machine,
iaH artt now Ur Caribbean waters.
A Grateful
Mother mites:
: % I
Galveston, Texas.
_ March 12. 1920.
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espectfully,
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U. S. A..” with a view of the
famous Frqijt^i quarter below. Above
the three figures are tlie legion em
blern and the word*. "Uh, buddy, let’*
go." and (below, “American) Legion
National Convention, at New Orh-aua
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