The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 12, 1923, Image 7
THK FEOM.E. BARNWELL. S. C.
MRS. EARLS
TELLS WOMEN
How Backache and Periodic
Paint Yield to Lydia EL Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound
Clean, N.,Y. — “Every month my
blood would go to my head and I would
havesuchabeadache.
nosebleed, backache
and pains that I could
not do my work. At
night I could not get
my rest mid nothing
seemed to do me any
good. I read some of
your testimonials
about what Lydia EL
Pinkham” s Vegeta*
ble Compound had
done for others, so 1
decided to try it. I
had only taken two bottles when 1 began
to be better, and my back did not hurt
me nor my head ache. I felt like a new
woman. The Vegetable Compound is a
splendid medicine and I will always rec
ommend it “—Mrs. A. D. Earls, 680
M. 6th St, Clean, N. Y.
Mrs. Kelsey adds her Testimony
Copenhagen, N. Y.—“I read your
advertisement in the papers and my
husband induced me to take Lydia EL
Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound to get
relief from pains and weakness. I was
so weak that I could not walk at times.
Now I can do my housework and help
my husband out aoors, too. I am willing
for you to publish this letter C5 you think
it will help others.'*—Mrs. Herbert
Kelsey, R.F.D., Copenhagen, N.Y.
PREVENT EXECUTION AND
KILL FIVE IRISH REBELS.
Dublin.—While a party of repub
licans at Glenoar, South Kerry,
were about to execute a railroad
workman named Cornelius Hanna-
find, who had been kidnapped, tried
and condemned, they were surpris
ed by Free State troops. A fight
ensued, during which the condemn
ed man was forgotten and escap
ed. The republicans barricaded
themselves in two houses, which
were stormed by the Free State
forces and captured. The republi
cans lost five men killed and two
made prisoner. ^
WANT FAIR PRICE FOR SHIPS
PLAN UNDER CONSIDERATiON
FOR DISPOSING OF FLEET
NOT YET WORKED OUT.
NOT TO ENGAGE IN CONTRO
VERSIES CONCERNING MILI
TARY POLICY. '
WELL TO INFORM THEMSELVES
Weeks Urges People to Beware of In
correct and Misleading Static
. tics.
No Thought of Selling at Sacrifice
For Unrestricted Service, Says
Statement.
Rsmarkabls New Alley.
>C French chemist named
tas Invented a new alloy re*
fid and It haa hem
ireuin It has the bright-
ibUity and l»»xldtXRbUlt« of
Washington.—Secretary Weeks in
a formal statement urged the public
to be wary of individuals and organi
zations who, he said, are responsible
for “the widespread circulation that
has been ^iven recently to incorrect
and misleading statistics concerning
the coat of the military defenses of
the United States.’*
, American citizens, be added, “would
do well to inform themselves of the
Washington. — Formal announce- facts and to examine into the charac-
ment was made by the shipping board iter and patriotism of those who are
that no plan now under consideration | prompting th* pacifist campaign be-
fbr disposer offbe govern meal feet [fore taking a step that may readily
contemplated the sale of ships "for un- .iiign them with the enemies of the
restricted service’* at less thsn world republic.-
market price*. Suggestions that a During the day Mr Weeks also took
sate at any price policy might he adopt- rrccaslon to warn army officers not to
ed wns said to have resulted In a nat- »ngage la coatrnvcrsles with say or-
ufal hesitancy on the part of operators ganlxatloa as to military policy. He
tr venture at this time upon opera- made it clear that the department It-
ii..as designed to build up new lines self would criticise the activities of
r some of those now male
TWO DEAD AND BIX
HURT IN AUTO CRASH
Raleigh.-i-Wllliam . Naylor and
Robert Chappell, bott^ of Raleigh,
are dead and six other hoys are in
jured as a result of a collision of
two automobiles here.
Naylor was killed' Instantly and
Chappell died after being removed
to a hospital. Hospital authorities
stated Bud Rankin, McKeesville, a
North Carolina State college stu
dent, whose injuries at first had
been reported slight, had been re
moved to the hospital in a serious
condition.
Bill Bethune, State college stu
dent, driver of the automobile in
collision with Chappell’s car, was
arrested on charges of manslaugh
ter, when discharged from the hos
pital later. He was released In
11,000 bond, signed by his father,
L. A. Bethune, president of a Clin
ton bank. Hearing was set for
April 17 in city court.
SECRETARY MELLON FINOS SIT
UATION IN EAST “VERY SATIS
FACTORY.”
SMALL NUMBER OF FAILURES
Federal Reserve Board Calls Atten
tion to High Rate of Industrial
Production
FLIGHT WITHOUT ACCIDENT
SECRETARY WEEKS EXTENDED
Washington. — Declarations were
made in two official quarters that gen
eral business conditions throughout
the east were nearly normal. The
central and western parts of the Unit
ed States were said, at the same time
to be making rapid strides toward
recovery and the prediction was offer
ed that those sections soon would he
in better condition than at any time
since the pn^^-rity incident to the
war.
Secretary Mellon asserted, on re-
Weak and Miserable?
Are you dull, tired sad achy—both
ered with a bed back? Do you leek
ambition, suffer headaches and died-
Me—feel “all worn out"? Likely
your kidneys are to blame. Lainenaai.
■harp stabbing pains, backache and
annoying urinary disorders are all
symptoms of weakened kidneys. Don’t
wait for more serious trouble. Get
beck your health and keep it! Uee
Doan's Kidney Pills. Thousands of
folks tell their merit. Ask Your
X eight or! r *■
A North Carolina Cano
"Zmy Naess
Mrs. 8. B. Short,
R. F. D. No. S, S.
Morgan St.. Shel
by, N. C., says: “I
had a dull ache all
through my back
and when I did my
housework, I would
J ust give out and
lad to stop and
rest. I had nerv
ous headaches and
my kidneys were
never regular In
action. I used
Doan’s Kidney Pills and they soon
strengthened my back and kidneys so
I was rid of the aches and pains."
Oct Dssa's at Aay 3*oss. 60c a Bsa
DOAN’S SKBff
FOSTER.MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y.
New Use for Mousetraps.
The rpousetrap has ft new govern
ment Job. Finding Rngltnh sparrows,
which have been committing serious
depredations on th* Immature corn
OFFICIAL WELCOME TO THE j turning from his first vacation win.*- Hn d mungo banns growing Hi the ev
il e became head of the treasury, that
the industrial and financial situation
PILOTS.
*ry
Left Tsass on Six Thousand Mils Trip
to Porto Rico and Thtnco to
Washington.
cr ti
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tatSee
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Far Infants tad CkOdre*
In Um ForOver 30 Y*ar«
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any
Mr M eeht admitted he had receiv
ed a statement fru— Brtgtdter Oener
ai Amos Fries, chief of the ••heath *1
a srfsre wet w e shirk bad heen pPe
general as as answer to
ft* made against hi— by the x*
I Cowartl for f^evrattan af War
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, a month ago on j
Porto Rico and tl
landed at idling
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pqrimental plats of the federal experi
ment station at Honolulu. Hawaii, too
wary to eat poisoned grain, the mouse
trap was railed Into* service. In the
corn plats the trapa were wired, te
partly eaten ears. For halt a nodi
bird at-
king bait
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SLOW
DEATH
Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi
culty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The world’s
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles—
LATHROP’S
r TY IM E*
HAARLEM OIL
bring quick relief and often ward off
deadly diseases. Known as the national
remedy of Holland for more than 200
years. All druggists, in three sizes.
Look for the name Gold Medal on every
box end accept no imitation
’WHAT FUN IT IS
TO BE HUNGRY!
Y QU can’t be well and hearty un
less you are properly nourished—
you can’t be strong unless your
appetite is good
For a keen appetite, good digest**,
nch red blood, and the punch” and
"pep" that goes with perfect health.
Yuu l reU UMk'ft PifSlkJMTpn
Tiftke Code’s far a Short tana sad
note the btg dBerence m the way yon
look, sat sad fast
drnggm has F—Aqmd — tab-
Gude’s
Pepto-Man^an
to ortfi-
>ly avail
Grew to Attend Lausanne Meet.
Paris.—The American ctnhassy here
has received no instructions regarilinK
participation by the United States in
the forthcomioe Near Fast conference
nt laiusanne, although there is no
Georgian- Honor President.
Aegiista. Ca Uitizms of Aiieu^Ln
gave a dinner in honor af Pre*ipf<*nt
Ifsrdinp. th** fourth chief executive of
the United States to visit dim city in
its history, which dates back before
the foundation of the republic. The
>th"rs were Georg* Wa>hin?ton. Wfl
Hnm McKinley and Will lain IleTard
'*They hav
Nlonstratlon
:iv#*a a remarkshle de
! alone of the role
aircraft can play in national defense,
hut also of th* possibilities of quick
and easy communication by air with termined origin
this, one of our most impntant island
possessions. The flight could easily
have been continued for the few re
maning hundreds of miles to the main
line of ^>outh America”*
ifigton Hotel Burns.
i. Ark The Arlington
doubt that America, as before, will be Taft
invited to attend Leaders of^ftie life of Augusta and
Jose C. Grew. American- minister of this section of Georgia Joined In
to Switzerland, will probably attend honor!nc/Mr. Harding at the dinn*y,
the negotiations as an observer wheth- at which other megibers of the presi-
er Ambassador Child gOM from Home denial party were guests. About 200
nr not. F. Lammot Bolin, attached to persons attended the dinner,
the American embassy here, ako’Irf Brief, addresses were made by
expected to attend. j Thomas J Hamilton, editor of The
* ; Augusta Chronicle: Major Joullan M.
Hughes to Speak on Court Plans. ,Smith, Benjamin E. Pierce, vice rresi-
Washington —An'important declara-' dent of the-Agunsta Chronicle Publish-
tsoii in support of the Administration ing company; Rodney C. Cohen, corn-
proposal for Americ an membership mancler of the Georgia department of
the American legion: Federal Judge
SpriDgi
oldest boatelry la Hot Hpriaga
ae nf the most anted la tho
was destroyed’-by fire of unde-
II guests, number
ing morn than Jfto escaping without
serious Injury although dense smoke
threatened to overcome many as they
groped from the exits.
The loss waft estimated at upwards
of a million dollars with something
more than half that sum covered by
W illiartfc H. Barrett, and Judge Henry
in the permanent court of internation
al ju.-fice is expected from Secretary vviiiiara
Hughes, when he speaks April 27 be- c Drufimond. all of Augusta"
fore a meeting here of distinguished 1 Resnonses to these-addresses were
international lawyers. made by various members of the presl-
Although it was aid that the detail- j dential party, including Brigadjer Gen
ed arguments to be set forth for the ! eral Charles E. Sawver. the presi-
secretafy had not taken form, it was dent’s physician, and Edward B Mc-
Indicaled he would lay down at length i>» a n. publisher of The .Washington
|the consideratiom on which the mem- j p 0 t.. The flnkl address of the evening
1 bership proposal «s to be renewed jra, b y the President, who’spoke brief,
with the retonvealnx of Congress. jly »wd informally.'
Liquor Thieves Make Big Haul.
I Baltimore.—Whiskey thieves broke insurance.
.’into one of the storage buildings of the addition, loss of personal effects,
Spring Garden's General Bonded including Jewelry, money and cloth-
Warohouse Number 1 district of Marv- * n K guests will run Into a conslder-
land, in southwest Baltimore, .bound, able sum. Most of the hotel occu-
.‘.he three watchmen and carried away P a ats were left with no personal
three large truc-kr loads of liquor. property other than the'clothing they
The watchmen were Ulcerated two wore when the alarm was given.
hours later by a Baltimore and Ohio — —-
trainman who heard their cries fori Car Loadings at Record Figure,
help. They said there were about 40 ! Washington.—P/.ilroads loaded 917, J
men in the gang. The bandits gain-1 0 ^® l 'ur.s with r< venue freght during
! ed entrance to the warehouse, the ^0 week ending^farch 24. or 12.750
watchmen said, by breaking the Idck rars fhore thhn the week before, 79,-
on the door. , ”55 cars more than-the same week a
—^ year ago, and 230,469 ears more, than
during the corresponding Week of
Volcano is Active.
Hilo, T. H.—Kilauea Volcano Is 1521. The car service division of th*
more active than It has been for ’ Atperican Railway Association, which
years. The glow in the sky is visible compiled the reports, pointed out that
for miles. With forty acres of fire t* 16 t( >tal broke all pervious seasonal
less than 300 feet from the rim, ten records, and with one exception, was
fountains ‘are sprouting an amount of than the amount of freght tak-
lava estimated at three million cubic . en ,nto transportation during any i and constipation. T flail It la •
STOMACH TROUBLf
DISAPPEARED
Baptist Minister, of North Caro
lina, Says He Owes His Good
Health to the Use of
Black-Draught.
Summit, N. C.—“My health Is good
and I can say with jrieasure I owe it
to Black-Draught,” whites the Rev.
J. H. Wilcoxen, local Baptist minister
at this place. In the Statement given
kere, Mr. Wilcoxen said that Black-
Draught had been us«l In his home
for fifteen to eighteen years.
"I have had stomach trouble,” said
Mr? Wilcoxen, “so that after meals I
would break out In perspiration and
feel tight In the chest. I wonTd go
to my shelf, take a good dose nt
Black-Draught, and In less than an
hour all this disagreeable tightness
would disappear, "-s, .
“I used |i with my children for
yards Weekly.
}w*etf thin yaar.
Tornado Kill* 12 in Louisiana. Housing M«aaur« Held Valid
Alexandria. L* —The known *. - . . .
la the tornado which atrnck Pmevil’e
ad vicinity, a. roe* the Red ,h *’ r °' irr re-
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to restore beating after K had stop-
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Mae and Major Kelly ed tkU leva,
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