The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 22, 1923, Image 2
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. THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S. C.
FROM 94 POUNDS
SHE GOES T0132
Mrs. Gross Praises Tanlac for
Overcoming Stomach Trouble
of Lena Standing—Says
Results Are Priceless.
"Before I took Tnnlac I only
weighed ninety-four pounds and
scarcely had strength to sweep the
floor or make the beds; but now I
weigh one hundred and thirty-two and
rnn as healthy and happy as can be."
This remarkable statement was made,
t-eeently, by Mrs. Mabel Gross, 1137
Aldrich St., N., Minneapolis, Minn.
“For nearly two years I had been In
a seriously weakened condition and
suffered nearly all the time from head
ache and backache. My nerves were
t>eyond my control and I was terribly
dizzy. I couldn’t half sleep and my
stomach was so out of order that even
the sight of fn<>d nauseated me.
•The benefits I have received from
Tanlac are priceless. I am now a per
fectly sell woman and my friends
often apeak of how healthy I look. I
certainly have a great deal to pralae
Tanlac for Health la worth every
thing and that la what Tanlac has
meant to me "
Tanlac is r»r ante by nil gnn«| drug-
flats Over X\ million hottlen a>»lri.—
Advertisement.
Warn ef Oifftcwlty.
It la an may and tuigar thing
in* rn.ai»J ImK a «ecy at
*«• I safe |.. Ba4.<niati them, haf vmt
ttally l» hestehi anal to r it
!• m wark f»nngl>* wtfh
to
REAR-END COLLISION
TAKES LIVES OF TWO.
Tarboro.—R. L. Moore and J. K.
Bass, ronductor and flagman, re
spectively, of Southern freight train
No. 209, northbound on the Atlantic
Coast Line road,* were Instantly
killed near Palymra wheh their
train was crashed into fro]
re&r_ Ly-AthmthTTToaiFl^lne
Pi ?fi7| ' ~~~ ■
The engineer and fireman on the
Coast Line train were slightly Injur
ed. - -
Twelve cars and the caboose of
the Southern train were smashed
into bits, while the engine of the
Coast Line train was derailed. The
accident occurred in a deep cut,
where the track comes out of Kehu-
kee swamp for at the time, which
prevented the engineer and fireman
on train No. *257 from seeing the
train ahead.
PROPERTY
Athens,—It Is estimated that 150
| Greek naval officers and enlisted
men w^re drowned when the Greek
transport Alexander .capsized and
founded during - a fierce gale be-
-ED I tW6€fi Sal&tnls and Piraeus. Tha
$300,000 AND
$400,003.
HUNDREDS WITHOUT HOMES
Trail of Property Damage, Dead and
Wounded Left In Dozen or Morr
' Towns.
NAVAL OFFICERS ARE
LOST WITH SHIP.
PUN FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
WANTS
WILL
TO KNOW IF
BE CONSIOERCR
THE ALLIES.
Memphis, Tenn.—Eighteen dead, ap
proximately 100 Injured and property
|damage estimated at between |3U0,-
'000 aod $400,000-made up the known
toll of a tornado which swept seven
delta counties In northern Mississippi, i
demolished one village—Savage—and
left a trail of property damage and one
PROPOSAL dead and wounded In a dozen or more
[towns and farming settlements.
Several hundred are homeless.
Of the known dead nine lost their
trahsport had on board 250 officers
and men on furlough from the
Greek cruisers Gorglc, Savarrao,
Kilkis and Lemnos. During the
voyage a fierce gale was encounter
ed. Three huge waves struck tho
Alexander, which turned over. An
explosion of her boilers followed
and the ship foundered. Many
craft hastened to the rescue, but a
majority of those on board the
transport were lost, owing to the
small vesels being unable to get
through the high seas. A public
funeral was held at Salamis.
IE III ALMS
GAS EXPLOSION tS CAUSE frf
FIRE TRAGEDY IN N.
WOMEN’S HOME. .
Y.
SIX WOMEN WERE CREMATED at. y«. D«cour.H. Bi»t
.Another Was Killed When She Leap-
ed From Upper Window of Blaa-
ing Building.
TO HOLD LOANS NINE MONTHS
BY
MILLION DOLLARS AVAIL
ABLE FOR EACH OF TWELVE
FARM LOAN BANKS.
Angelica, N. Y^Seven women, and
two men perished when the Allegany
county alms house on the^outskirts of
this village was burned. The '-fire
started from a gas explosion in the
basement of the two story wooden
structure where 24 women patients
were quartered and quickly spread to
the administration building.
The building where the women
were quartered was 250 feet long
Jfjrt. ffettfe W—£ng** £
W4
and joined
where the 29
a concrete structure
men Inmates, bead
Doctor Telia I LV,
Mot her a to Give
Baby Teethina
London Time* Correspondent Says
Plan Has Been Submitted to tho
Britieh.
Germany la about to mako
a doUnatto* that ab« la willing and
rrody to prudnro n plan for tbo Inal
•rllUment of th» rvpomUona gaea-
Hon. peovidad aba ran roly an tbe plan
for»tvtntg tbo attoatinn and conoMom
itarn of tbo allied poeommantn. aaya
Tbo Hally TrU«mpba diplomatic car*
r*spr>o4snt apua obw
tly Tsisgropa ta
t• lb* r«li«ot rvtiob. *
lives when the atortn battered the rent- -
nanta of the town of Savage—badly 0ir€et Advances May Be Made to Co-! * t,b, * mcn ■* ^ lo*tMution. loot bis J
damaged two months ago by a tornado " ‘ *' —~--
-Into debris and carried halt a dozen
dwellings Into Coldwater river.
Mrs r. W Mabry. A. O. Mabry, bis
wife, and John C. Kerr, a nonhaat.
•re among those killed at Ravage Five
argrnea also wore killed at Savage,
all others loot their Uvea whoa their
rabfna wore wrecked near Uamberl.
and one negro child was hilled at Wal
Bet Lab* bio deafft being
to heart fnllnro Incident to tbs osrMo
meat sf the storm
Operative Marketing Associa
tions.
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Tbo Bat injwred inrtadao
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mural
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WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP-ROOT
Vota
(itagt. r
Sen Fra
edwtalS
on
#.
do of re
handr»d milBon della ta
March I and lb
ad tbo fees*»as given bar tbe
that bests so a • va4Nb*as Improv
eg thru ogb ■ oi lost year and are rad
tiaatag an tbo epgrado ana that al
tboagb tbo general leeol of federal
laa re ire baa bpon lowered as c
ed wttb I bo rate* open which
vonfa payments ware baaed, treaoary
Bgnroo tad lea to tbo aggregate a moo at
— of taaeo csvllortad during tbo trst half
Counsai Satclda. "f Marrb this year far
rbarlea F Cramer, •wllerttma for tbo
rlaro who retired last T***. •boa tbay totaled about $134
Washington^—The Federal Farm
I*oan Hoard, charged with admlalatra
tton of the a«e government Snanrial
tatennedtato credit hanks completed
the regain Mono which are to serve as
tho gnido for (b# system s
__, ef J~~ 4tm
•taty million dollars
by tbo law creating the new
banka, antamatkally has boon act-rod
Hod la tbo Farm Loaa Board by tbo
Treasury sad tad teat leas more given,
following a conference between Cam
Lab doll, of tbo board, and •mon
MoBod. tbal n malBaa dot
tors mlQ ho turned goof Id ogeb of
tbo twelve banks immltatoly agon
tbo imumg of rBarters AddlUonal
funds np to tbo aggregate of Maty
million wdl ba uupglis ( ns aeuds artso
Tbo board piano tempomrvlr at
leant in budd koano made under (be
noa tow la a hosts of a mo moattbd
matarvty Mr Lahdell otydowod
bowouof that ibw wwnM bo done only
kora was no one knew tbo ean*t ea*«nt
lo obtsb tbo system oenld bo mOod
upon lo aid m agWuRursi dnan* tag
Tbo drst Row months of. perhaps a
roof bo aaM noold bo regarded so a
peftod of ospoflnvontailan
A r nQQtrprtloO of tbo law s previe
Iona mode pobttc by tbo fummlavi »a
e* oas as reed open la tbo (brooder
r oaf ore o*e of the board with tbo land
prsaidabia It said
Dire* t tanas ran nut bo made la in
41 vidua la Dmert advances may he
made lo Cooperative Mnrhrtlpg Aaan
r vsltana of 1*1 veaterh Aoour tattoos ue
corod by warebooae rertpts fur staple
sgrtculturol prod or t a or by (battle
mortgage an bovatach •
“No onrb taaa may ogceod 7$ per
rant of the market vnlno of tba agrt
coltofml
assy ba re dtarooated for
life In an effort to rescue the wom
en Inmates. The night fireman,
a hose name has not been learned.
| waa killed by the eiplostoa
l 8tx women were cremated ta their
beds and another was killed when
vhe leaped from the upper window
of the blazing building Tba atme-
tare waa built 4$ years ago The
right wing waa burned Bve years
jag* and n raarwro addMan man than
capital erected Tt» Is n*#i Mod tho firo hot
tho root of tho long structure was
bornod lo tho groond
Raaborn made bis oay into tbe
blazing structure three tunes sad
ear b time raffled out une of tho
ootaoa tm ho foortb tnp lota tbo
tb* Boor raved in sad ha
wn* burns f in dnpzh
•ovoral of tho r*or ood. naabon
• »r* badly borne4 bm nil are os
pocted lo feevasrf Tho Luo to (ho
bnfhsd bn
lias be#
This Ad vies la of Vital Importation
to You
Columbia, S. C-y”! wm suffering
with a breakdown in health, and be
came discouraged. I suffered with
bearing pains and pains down through
my limbs, my appetite was poor and
I became frail and weak. Nothing L
took seemed to do me any good. One
day my husband got one ol Dr.
Pierce’s pamphlets and we soon de*
tided to try the 'Favorite Prescrip
tion.’ .My husband bought a half
dozen bottles to start with. 1 began
to improve at once and before these
bottles were gone I was perfectly well
and have been well ever since.”—Mrs
Hattie Wesainger, 209 Sumpter SL
Your health is the most valuable
as act you have—-do not delay but
obtain this “Prescription" now.
At all drug stores in tablets or liauid.
Write Dr. Pferce. President Invalids*
Hotel in Buffalo, if. for free medi
cal sdvica. Send 10c for trial pkg.
tablets.
cans
a#
A
. it handy
for bruises-
For many vevrv dmggis'v hsv* vrstrbud
with much intei*ut the rvmvrkstle record
mnjnuioed by lb Kilmer t Swemp Knot,
the great kidney, liver sod bladder mrdi
cine.
It u • physician's prescription.
Svrsmp Root is a strengthening medi
cine It helps the kidneys, liver and blad
drr do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp Root haa stood the last of years.
It is void by *11 druggist* on it* ment and
it should help you. No other kidney medi mined bin health.
month na general counsel for th# \X
eranv Hu re a a at a time ubea the con
duct of the Hureau waa under Are In
riingn*»a. committed suicide by shoot
ing hlmeelf through the head.
Ilia body was found In the bath
room of hi* home, where Jie had lock-
Reportv (o the treaanry ahog
al this amount had been es«eed»d
by fifty million dollars
agrfrnlfural
credit i-orporatlona and taiorporated
llvnalock loan com pan lea
“No paper caa be re diatrouated-up
on which tbe borrower has been charg
ed a rata more than one and one half
par cant In ei« ess of the discount rata
of the intermediate credit bank of the , * Turkey
district.
’In making advances on warehouse
Short Lmaa to Offer Mileage.
Wavhington.—While eastern trunk
line railroad* are preparing to take
. d himself after saying good bye to , nto COOPt , he ord#r of thp In , er8tate
Mr* ( ramer when she left on a mid- Commerce rommia.lon which requires "^‘P*** the cred,t bank * can acce P t
night \ork The police th|<m to Hel| lnterrhallRl . ab , e mileage oai3r receipts from bonded government
found no mcaage to explain his act. after May 15 nlne Bmil]I rallroadll warehouses or satisfactorily bonded
but hu friends nay that the nervous wh , rh |he commiHainD exempted from » a ^houaea operating under aatisfac
strain which resulted from his con- *— * 1 — ’ *■ —
r*» *• — |*r» ss i#g l‘
ta hdaj ta* ts vi mi ta
%»#»•> gwvvraabeut t«
oi tfe* t*a«seaae \* si
fvSvRea The gmruaav
■u* ame It pewa' 111 *
owimm addHtame sa*
• *-ed eg mi ia«r graft
regutae «ervfel study a tueB • k
wtU keep (Be eipoyis away leg at
»B— Buys After w ta dwesed. II
IttaBgRft. former Frew* h so bassoAsT
to Tushes escompautad by sty eft a.
win depart leg LsudeB. fee a coufoe
emru with reyuroeRtattvee at (Be allb e
•m (B* bMUUttaU
TB# taleutkime at (Be Halloa gov-
• SBBiiat wttB regard to tB# Aagoeu
cover*meat e attitude t* not Baowg
ei pesos at .hut R in uad»rviood (Bat
• uriia. (Be Brttteh forviga see rotary,
will tavtte (Be Muaeoltat gowramvut
bo re presented at tbe Luadoa coo
Nryace fyr na eavBaage at staaa*
ft le erpected «ff! fulminate la
a joint note la reply to Angara.
A cursory • samiaatioa of tbe text
of tbe Angora count rr-proponale
ahowa the Angoru government has
considerable distrust of all tbe arti
cles of tbe draft treaty dealing with
•et-tatatata Bl
Sgexi
ttaftaB
tn list
os — Bettasrs — D^inful
ff Bailies <■* stiff, statta
:let — a® fdXilY <••
t# t*e#*e
(Btall
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wore ta#w Bm
XK
4| Is tatty liTliitata keep
ta ZeptS at (Bo ,
i*t KdJhJy.
Be 4raft In etf
Y«
a vtU ewota Etad SltaMi^fi
Bwez poB*e etata
M Bhn
te taMrtwI iKoR lay itafcff
t ta e voBsRMta
la nifdirit <she
wflaeawtas #4uei
•ft.
If Weak* op the cotata
< beer* • IB (Be
•thm
Ml thdl C litafl the pdiR.
e*ei y oata wtB
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P A A fff'B ? % fMM|
from p.m a* you wxmlal
aa MLKptiC Id penrot
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Dv »g We'i
Roaatag Hole void lo e T M t'. A»
bddreau la Bo egos ngaiata v|taralat*
iBf:
“Noekiog ta so tagw lev« a* a y** a saK
maa apmwiottag. A keidrr aae be-«s4|
to say to a 1 »tafr* r» aeta <tay T
** ‘Yuawg t«e»urg» Br«*wajta* conalaly
Marat tbo umtMM a eft. * He ■ k»« a
aprrulating tw-urty a year Sow. and
be s still g<4 —me t<f hi* father a, fwC*
tune left. "
Nearly all its amendments concern
these articles and would curtail the
prlvleges accorded by the tteaty.
Welfare Congress Picks Birmingham.
Atlanta, Ga.—With Dinuinham, Ala.,
the necessity of selling the mileage ^7 State supervision and regulation. ^ selected as the next place of meeting
nection with The Bureau had under- b(K)k! , haye appUfd for permission to Thl8 8hou,d ,ead to broader interest | in 1924, a gommitee will work out the
cyie has so many friends.
Be sure to get Swamp Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparartion send ten cent* to I>r.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamtoy, N. Y., for a
sample bottle. When writing be *ure and
mention this paper.—Advertisement.
Taking It Home.
“What have you there?"
"All the latest scandal. The New
York Blurb."—Louisville Courier-Jour
nal.
Hairs Catarrh Medicine
Those who are in a “run down" condi
tion will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much more than when they are In
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease, It is greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions.
HAX.L’8 CATARRH MEDICINE con
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists
In Improving the General Health
“ id b
The houne In which Mr. Cramer
lived and in which his body waa
found was thJlt occupied and owned
by President Harding when he was
a member of the Senate. It was said
to have been purchased by Mr. Cra*
do so.
> 7 'v I
Through the American Short Line
and greater activity in the develop
ment of warehouse facilities and prop
er regulation.
Railroad Asscolation, the Bamberger
Electric Railway. Charlotte Harbor,
and Northern, and Electric Short Line Increases in Postal Receipts.
Railway, Jamestown, Westfledd and | Washington.—Ten of 50 selected In
dustrial cities showed increases in Feb-
date for that convention of the South
er: Regional Child Welfare Confer
ence which closed here.
The welfare conference was follow
ed hy a meeting of the State boards
of public welfare of Virginia, Ala
bama, Georgia. North and South Caro
lina, which adopted a resolution in-
mer shortly after he came to Wash- ''' ortbwf ’ 8 Y eni - Joplin, and Pittsburgh,
ington from California in 1921 to he Kansas City, Kaw Valley and Western,! ruar - v Postal receipts of 20 per cent
come head of the legal division of Salt I^ike and Utah, Suspuehamia. and over the same month last y« ar ' accord - d , or3iDf!: a nati °!L al criminal identifica
the bureau. * New York, and the Waterloo. Cedar in K to official announcement of the
As general counsel. Mr. Cramer Fa,ls and Northern a11 P etit,oned the P0 I t . maSter gPDera !' i, n ,
passed on the many contracts which oommis^jqffrfor necessary authority to [he average gain, 11-51 is the sec-
were made by the Bureau during thu insta11 sale ' of th '‘ books grthe 20 jper 0 “ d g 7 ates ^ inc . rea3e for these P a ri‘c-
past two years for the construction cent reduction which trunk line roads " lar <Mti ® a in the last ei « ht months^
and rental of hospitals. Some months have been ordered to mak.e. Pueblo, Col., jumped to the Jiead of
DYED HER BABY’S COAT,
A SKIRT AND CURTAINS mE)
WITH “DIAMOND DYES’ 1 •
Each package of “Diamond Dyes" con
tain* direction* so simple-any woman can
dye or tint her old, worn. Tided twinge
new. Even »f vhe ha* never dyed before, —
•he can nut a new, rich color into shabby
ikirta, dreasea, waiata. coata, stockings,
iweaterv, covering*, draperies, hangings,
everything. Buv Diamond Dyea—no other
kind—then perfect home dyeing is guar
anteed. Jurt tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to dye is wool or
ulk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or
•nixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak,
«pot, fade or run.—Advertisement.
On the Linka.
“Who’s the pair of ginks in purple
golf togs?" “Willies of the field.”—
Louisvi 11 e Courier-Journnl.
ago he and other Bureau officials
the list with a percentage gain of 47.84.
Gains in Southern cities follow: San
Antonio. 6.97; Birmingham, 19.64; Nor-
Bol
F. J
t>v druggists for over 40 Yean.
. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Russian Mizgovernment.
Owing to the lack of fuel and cap
ital. 20UUH miles of rnllzruy under the
fiuazluu ai-vWt have been closed.
ac.
Dr r**rr * t>*e4 i« *«< * ' toe-
ome• er •/>»(- a«i * r«*. »«4 t**ai»aee
e—* »r ■MStciae wntrS it**mm oat Wmrmm
me Jmpmmmem mum * etas# *mmm AS*
were bitterly assailed by some of-? Fleeing Doy Drowns
m-mh-rlf ^ «»* >»IW»1.. Ok^Fleelos from a SQ u»d folk. 8.39; Tampa, 5^5-l-letla'Rock.
the oan.Pl „t h 7 I i a ai ,:Uar ' IS ’ "'' ar ' hL ' Clt t ‘ ,tockade - Be,1 >- 1 81.25; Savannah. 2.48; Knoxville, 8.06;
the counsel of the legion Tiad discuss- el Smith. 15. year old white boy of shrevelport 7.57-
ed Bureau affairsa meeting in Gainusvillo, Ga., plunged into, the canal Jackson 5.63
Indianapolis he issued a statement and was drowned. He sank after-
wholehv&Tted d servirp 1 . ^ sw ' imm,nK to with,n a few feet of tbe 606.14 as against $71,551.28 in Febm-
had laid all the n t« ! r hH opposlt ' , bank 11,8 body had not , *ry. 1922; Columbia-« $28,125.41 as
For be* ^and waVwllline tr.hM h" r9a> ” T( * up to uoon Youdk Sm,th a « a «n.t $25,073.52; Savannah a
w ,!!. - . *, * to . ab,da »aa arrested by the police upon the 21* *4 aa against $37,291.68.
Postal receipts are frequently cited
official Washing
business conditions
Columbia, 12.17;
BTrmlnham’s receipts were $85,-
.28 in F
$28,125.4
$38.-
lhIn , id t raraJln Ci rn 0 off , lce t0 h * r * 0f th '‘ (;alno(,,,in ' a uthoritlea. rw> «. rw ^ ipi . are ir ^ U9Qll7 CIlPa
ward his resignation waa accepted b( ^ e “ ld ^ h * d rUD tr ° m h ‘ - «■ m m Indug to
WRot (very HuBBy
fey - R Rot 4> jam
|-» rirffcOBt
Tornado Sweeps Ge°rgia Cowirty
Augusta. Ga One person la dead,
three are Bodty injored and property
j Iosb will raa tato tBoeeaoBe of Aollars
I ta (Be leowB at • terriBe eta4 itarw
BhrB ewer* port of
Bell Poppies to Raieo Vets’ Fund.
Indtanapols American Lofton aa
•Bat headquarters has coatrarted lor
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May Close Cefee
Tampa. Fla - Pereiateat violation of
tion bureau. This, members said,
would greatly aid welfare’ workers in
tracing fathers who have deserted
their children. —
The new executive committee nam
ed is composed of Profesor Howard
Odum. University of North Carolina,
chairman; Miss Rhoda Kauffman,
Georgia Board of Public Welfare;
Ralph S. Barrow, Birmingham; Judge
W. S. Criswell, Jacksonville, Fla.;, jG.
.Croft Williams, Columbia, S. C.; Dr.
Underwood. Jacktfon, Mian.; -Ald«v-
Claude Sullivan, Nashville; Mrs. G. B.
Shepperaon, Richmond, and Judge
Nix. of New Orleans.
Discussion of aocigl work In the
schools and tbe community care of
negro dependents sod delinquent
children, were tbe prinr.pal feature*
of tbe closing meeting.
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put a houKron ir.“—LoaisvtttP Courfer-'
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