The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 26, 1923, Image 2
THE PEOPI.R. B %*>*!.!.!.. R. C
DOCTORS CONCLUDE
< »POUW Htw HfLLtO
IN Ain ACCIDENT
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
GOES TO ORANGEBURG NEXT
»
YEAR.
MAULDIN IS ELEC1ED REND
Joint Meeting Held With Hoapital and
Nuraes’ Aeaociatlon One of Prin
ciple Featurea.
Charleston.—The 75th annual con
vention of the South Carolina Medi
cal association came to a conclusion,
a series of scientific papers being the
final business. The next annual con
vention will be held in Orangeburg.
Dr. L. O. Mauldin of Greenville is npw
president, haring succeeded Dr. C.
Fred Williams of Columbia in the
election.
The principal feature was the Joint
meeting with the South Carolina
Nurses' association and the South
Carolina Hospital association when
Miss Clara Noyes, cheif of the bureau
of nursing of the American Red Croas,
delivered an address on the practical
phases of professional nursing.
The hospital association elaticd its
officers for the ensuing year as fol
lows President. F. Oliver Hates.
Charleston; first vice president. Miss
A. B Commer. Florence; second vlca
president. Miss Mary C McKenna.
CVInmbla; secretary and treasurer.
W Julian Clarke. Columbia; chair
man for publicity. Miss Anastasia Mc
Connell. Charleston;' tmstee* for
three years W King McDowell. Char
Uaton snd Miss Ktta Robbins. Cnm-
des The bneptisl aasorlatlaw will
aleo meet la orsagebarg nest spring
The Mouth Carolina Public Health
Mpeoriattoa hae also met ta affUtaltam
with the medical aseortatloa and Ms
a*>t meeting pi*.« ta alas Oraage
Dayton. Ohio.- Four men were
almost instantly killed and an
other probably fatally Injured
when n Martin nlr service bombing
plane nosedived Into the Great
^flamo River here. •
The dc»ad are: *
Captain, W. R. Lawson, pilot,
l^angley Field, \’ a
Technical Sergeant Bidwell,
Langley Field, Va.
Sergeant Wesley . H. Howland,
Selfridge Field. Mich.
Civilian U. M. Smith, Bureau of
Standards, Washington.
The injured: *
Technical Sergeant F. B. Shaw,
Selfridge Field, Mich.
Smith died after the accident at
the Miami Valley Hospital. All
five men suffered fractured skulls.
M RECORDS MADE AT
LIEUTENANTS MACREADY AND
KELLY SET NEW WORLD’S
RECORD.
MEM01L GRIER
.. HARDING'S 0.1
EXTENDS HIS BEST WISHES FOR
SUCCESS OF STONE MOUNTAIN
PROJECT.
IN' LETTER TO ASSOCIATION
“Will Be One of World’* Finest Teati-
monies; One of History’s Most
Complete Avowels.’’
RAY MORGAN KILLED IN
BATTLE WITH OFFICERS.
R8DND1REE GOES
Hrnderwonv^r.—Ray Morgan, of
tha Tuxedo aectlon. was shot and
killed by Tom Staton, n constable,
and a night watchman, C. P. Huff,
according to n statment of Sheriff
Ballenger, of Henderson county.
According to reports to the sher
iff. Morgan in an Intoxicated state,
went to a family by the name of
LynclT, ran them away from home,
threatened to kill them, took some
things from the house and set Are
to It.
Station was called to the scene,
according to Information reaching
the sheriff, and arrested Morgan.
The prisoner became violent in his
attacks upon the officer, who shot
him. Death resulted in a few min
utes.
WILL REPRESENT THE UNITED
STATES AND BANKHEAD
ASSOCIATION.
♦ ** . ) -
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10 MEET IN SEHLIE. SPUN
MOTHER OF
LARUE FAMILY
Recommends Lydia E. Pink*^
ham's Vegetable Compound
to Other Mothers .
Women’s Organizations Planting
Trees in Memoriam to War Men
and. Women.
THREE GOVERNORS TO SPEAK
TEXTILE
MEET
16 AND 17.
Harris and Irvine Also Come to Front
With Remarkable Flying Perfor
mances.
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Dayton. Ohio.—Climaxing a day of
luperior flying. Uvula. John A. Mac-
j .>ady and Oakley Kelly landed the
;rokk.r mom,pi... J», -t-l.ll.hl., • j H.'r'dli.,"»id
new world a record for eustaned flying 1
They were la the air N hours f min
uti*a and 2" eeroads la addllloa.
eight olhr-r records were mad*
Travcllag ever a k® kHomier irtaag
■ lar roarae. the pllola had covered
2 k4l 2 mile* ahea they laaded al WIL
•ur Ik rtgbi geld, eagaaaled from (ge
togg griad (HDrlal oboervera tmmed
'alely besaa rgechlgf record# of |ge
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Atlanta. - 1 — President Harding's en
dorsement of the proposed memorial
on Stone Mountain to the heroes of
the Confederacy was made public here
at a haunquet given by the Stone
Mountain Memorial association. The
President promised his aid and ex
tended his best wishes for the suc
cess of the undertaking in a letter
to Hollins N. Randolph, chairman of
the executive committee, which was
reAd by Col. C. O. Sherrill, the Presi
dent’s representative. -
Governors of various southern states
also endorsed the project. Governor
Peay. of Tennessee, and Brandon, of
Alabama, were present at the banquet
and backed up Uu movement, aa did
repreaentatlves of the governor! of * harlotte. N. C- Between *00 and
South Carolina. Florida. Virginia and 800 of th * cotUjn mill execu-
Missouri. tlves of the country are expected to
“It will be one of the world’s finest E**ber In Richmond. \a.. May IE ABE
17, at the twenty seventh annual con
Greenville. S. C.—The first business
session of the Bankhead National
highway association and reports of
women's commissioners on the work
of beautifying the highway through
out of the southern states featured a
session of the joint convention of the
E X E C U T . V E S WILL ^ ^ ^ assoclatlon
IN RICHMOND, MAY and the Bankhead organization. Mrs.
.Albert E. Thornton, chairman of the
woman's commission, told of the
plans made to make the highway a
_ .road of remembrance" for^the men
Gov. Cameron Morrison, Gov. T. G. Me- an( , women who 8erve<1 in world
Leod and Gov. E. Le# Trinkle on
Annual Program.
Windom, Minn.—"I was so run-down
Chat I waajust good for nothing. 1 waa to
| become the mother
of my ninth child, and
I thought I did not
have the strength
to go through with
it 1 took Lydia E.
Pinkham’a Vegeta
ble Compound, and
it has surely done all
I could aak it to do
and I am telling all
my friends about it
I have a nice big baby
girl and am feeling
ine. You may use this letter to help
other sick mothers.” — Mrs. C. A.
Moede, Box 634, Windom, Minn.
My First Child
Glen Allen, Alabama.—“I have been
greatly benefited by taking Lydia El
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for
bearing-down feelings and pains. I waa
troubled in thi* way for nearly four
years following the birth of my first
child, and at times could hardly stand on
my feet A neighbor recommended the
Vegetable Compound to me after I had
taken doctor’s medicines without much
benefit It ha* relieved my pain* and
Bcncban Cameron, of North Caro-J gives me strength- I recommend it and
“r , x B * n T? t '
| elation; Representative J. J. Me
war.
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la bis letter, “on* of history's moat
complete avowels. that unity and un
derstanding may Be browgBt even into
the arose where faction, hatred and
hostility Bn ve ogee reined supreme ’*
*T Bate the sreale .t pleasure la
wtaBta* to tBe peopi* of ig* sontg
not only complete anreena ta tBts
great work but (Be rooperation tBey
will so well deserve from Am*rir#ns
every wBerw “
1 water P liart->o* of (*W« eland do
clarod tBai IBs people ad (Be nortB
owold like to iHotet Ig Bnnargkd tBe
unden a gm* and o«*nid nk* in pontri
pnle Be an*d ~1# * moaesnepl ao aw
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teed #| tBe WBB* MamSo nBsso ■ own
waled IBnt tBte pnewStew owe Mo Santa
tops* *• >ateo*4 asoosap
veation of tBs American Colon Manu-
farturera aaaoctatlon. R waa announc
ed here By W, D Adams secretary
•ad. trwnsurer of tBe aasorlatlmi.
wBtrB Baa apecottva affirm |# tBe
(’ammerdUil National Bank BnHdta*
Beotdea many of tBe ^jnoat prominent
•gwr** in IBs cotton Indnatey, tBs
covernorw of NortB and Hoota Carol!wo
and Virgin to are on IBs convention
progrnai. ' nBWB Mr Adwma mod*
poBBr
Onsornor Cnmoson MorrtsnB. of
iBls slots and Qomsnos TBomoa O
Me Lso4 of ffeufg CornUaa ore *• Bed
•led Bs apeak at (Be oaoosgsttisn s
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Swain, Mrs. Robert K. Bambo. wo
man’s commissioner for Georgia, and
Mrs Franklin Smith, woman's com
missioner for South Carolina, also
■poke.
Mrs Thornton in her report told
tBe roaveatloa that atats chairmen
had been appointed la every atats
tbrongB which the highway ptu
Alabama
How Thermopylae Waa Fought.
In a <las« <»f Greek history at an
ln«!iat ia|*>IU scImmiI recently. S >«*uth
was asked to tell the story *'f the
bottle of Tliermof*)loe.
TBe lad had uou*ttol «le«*ri|*tlsp
oMHty. snd be |ir»e'» • «le«l lulu tl
•t**r) with crest *est N*o*e «»f iK*
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rereads af it.* rap rial
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ragarding the work of the orgaalxa
tion during tje year Tke organlta-
Uon last y»-*r. he aald has bad over
Uf.tXH) Nal<-* of lotion delivered to It.
deatite the many difficulties to bo
Ironed out before the marketing plan
could fundlon smoothly Practically
all these difficulties have been Ironed
out. he said, snd the organization I*
steadily increasing In membership
with more thsn 500.ooo bales signed
up based on the 1920 crop Indira-
Ilona are that the association will
market for the farmers of the state
approximately one-third of the 192.1
. rop and then- is a possibility of
this figure being greatly increased.
ill.
rmrwH.ua worn# persons say* «
the atgniScanre of this T^roa th
pectoff to Be reacted la the n
lion activities in May.
escapes
Chesterfield Ships Chickens.
Cheruw. —The first soliti carloda of
live poultry ever shipped from South
Carolina rolled from Cheraw. bound
for Philadelphia. The car carried
about 18,000 pounds of poultry and
left in Chesterfield county, in cool
and refreshing cash, the sum of ap
proximately $4,000. Of this amount
$1,350 was pall at Pageland. $700 at
Mount Croghan. $750 at Ruby and
$1,200 at Chesterfield. So far as could
be learned from the records the lar
gest individual check was for $108,
paid at Pageland. and the smallest
was for 40' cents, paid to a lad witt
a rooster.
manv wit! —fart in** for th® J#r%ay a** aVardad 1*1.9#* damage*
first time a* a ' rtsdit* to khaht. sub by • Federal Jury Kulhev'a wife, who
)«-< t for thr tint*- tiriag to the rules waa l*>sa serum l> injured, was award
and regulation* of the military estab ed 11.944. —
liahnient. * TBe Kolkera who had been married
It was estimated by the War De- rnl > 1°** hours, were bound for at- Pslmotto State Prohi is Slain.
parim. nl that-m.ooo men will attend laBti*w<Yty on their honeymoon when Washington.—Thirty-three Federal
the Tfalionsl Guard. Organised Re- •h** Reading flyer leap*‘d the tracks prohibition agents have been killed
serves.' Reserve Officers’ Training last*July, killing seven persons and since prohibition became effective, ac- ■ntish Explains Signing Delay.
Corps snd the Clilxens* Military Injuring fifty six They sued the rail- cording to a statement by Federal j London.-The draft of the Angio-
Trainlng Camps road company for a total cf $650,000. j Commissioner Hayes, in commenting American debt funding agreement
The remaining troops of the regu ' KQ,, “’ r wa * ‘arrled Into court on a Ion the killing of J. Leroy Youmans. a
made their **
before I bese a.
■moke Many Jwa _
aad others were taken
by the firemen
There were many narrow
when the roof fell in.
wiwt.gg toltgLl* V.
living i# IBs
k
tBe •tatr*
| ■ ff by flfe aad
d from siodows
■loan ladders
-kith pdaf
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lar foncs have been provided with cot - rh > sitlans stifled his Injury prohibition
agent, near
a program of their own to be folhiwed Has I )ernu,tl '' nt
<iuring the summer at the scattered
S. C.
“Agent Youmans gave his life for
his country as truly as though ha
which has been in the hands of tbo
HartsviUe, British treasury officials for a week.
is being closely studied to make sure
there has been no misunderstanding
of any clause before the Government
Veterans to Meet.
Florenec—Plana irn holnw
here for the biggest reunion in tho
history of the United Confederate
Veterans U« South Carolina. The voi-
•raos will meet in Florence May 1
and S and cltlxono and officials hopo
to make the occasion an ovent that
they wVt Bever forgot. Bute officials
tacJudiac Governor McLeod aad leg
ator t D Smith Bore Bong tgvtud to
aftood and on (Ba rlomag day a pa
fwac deptrtiag (Bo Old V^r| f jILM.
jxists of the country and in Panama,,' Alabama Phohi Agents Suspended. ,— . — — .
Alaska* and other territorial stations.! Washington. — Suspension of four Jjad_ died on the field ol liatlle,’’ said: na , J aU * l ’ riZ * 1 |' ' aS!5a( ,0 08
The training period will begin In Alabama prohibiting agents, including Commissioner Haynes. “When -an ^ ° jreHt Brlta,n ’ 11
June and extend to October. The Eord, assistant state direc-| officer of the law Is killed by moon- ' ‘
national guardsmen, will begin taking ! tor - undercharges of improper official i shiner, bootlegger or rum runner, the
the field in June and continue through
September with each unit allowed t'vo
Regarding the American comment
conduct, was anftouneed by Federal | verdict should be such as to strike j aR to the Dritish delay in the final
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. | chaos to the heart of such slayers. sea **ng of the British fund arrange-
The other agents suspended were All murderers should be punished, but men T. officials point out thta the docu-
to be about 1.6.000 officers and men Huey, Walter B. Seale and John the people themselves should extend ment is a very complicated one, re-
A^ Wilson. +4bo , fullest protection t(r the officers qulring careful examination.
The suspensions were recommnded , w ’ho risk their lives in the enforce-
wceks. * Thi-ir attendance is expected
Tlii; majority of the reserve offl-!
cers' training corps units will be in
training from June 14 to July 25.1
by Government agents of the Treasury^ i^ent of law
Each unit of this organization . v j„. ^eHigeiite unit. The charges were
be given six weeks instruction. Their un, ' erst0 °d to.have been initiated by Price Advance During March,
total attendance is estimated at ' Bi,,b Mil,R ’ superintendent of the Ala-
9.000.
The citizens military training camps
will be held from June 25 to Septem
ber 1. each unit being encamped one'
.month. Provisions have been made to
accommodate 30,000 men in this way.
Chamberlain to Quit Ship Boari
n, n .!.- I 1 . ftirlUnd, Ore -George E. Chamber-
lain, member of the United States
bams Anti-SalpOn League.
Failure to nTake full reports of liquor
seized in raids was said to be charged
in the suspensions. The woman em
ploye suspended was the stenographer Bureau of Ijabor statistick’pf the d7-
Washing^on.—An increase of one
and one-quarter per cent in wholesale
prices in March as compared with
February, was shown in figures on
404 commodities announced by the
in the office of the assistant- director.
Rreover Steffen SemTUtT:
St. Ixmis —A .million dollars worth
partment of Labor.
isiof jsiiMi«
■Irish Hunger Striker Freed.
Dublin.—Dr. Conn Murphy, who has
bee* on a hunger strike in Mount
Joy prison nearly -four 0 weeks, has ”
been released, It was announced. Dr.
Murphy, who some time ago visited
Rome to lay the Republican cause be
fore Pope Pius, was arrested March
22 and immediately began a hunger
strike.
Clear Your
Complexion
with This
Old Reliable
Remedy
COCK
SULFtlURCOMPOUND
For pimples. black-h«atb. (rtcklrt. Notchrt.
anJUn as well •■for more tenuu* (ace. tcaip
and body emptloss. hives, eczema, etc., use
thia scientific compound of sulphur As a lo
tion. it soothes and heals; taken Internally—
a few drops In a glass of water—It sets at the
root uf the trouble and purifies the blood.
Physicians agree that sulphur is one of the
most effective blood purifiers known Ke-
member. a good complexion Isn't skin deep
—it’s health deep.
Be sure to ask foe HANCOCK SULPHUR
COMPOUND. It has been used with saUs-
factory results over 25 years.
60c and $1.20 the bottle
at your druggist's. If he can't supply you.
send his name and the price In stamps and
we wfll send you a bottle direct.
HANCOCK LIQUID SULPHUR - -
COMPANY
Baltimore, Md.
Hancock SulpJiur Compound Oint
ment-Jtx and dor Joe tut myth
the Lyfuid Compound '
us
Young Morse to Face Trial.
Washington.—Denpite his plpa of
Illness. H^rry F. Morse must go to
Prohi Officers Slain By Tigers.
N*w Orleans.—A deputy sheriff and
of bonds and <*••< urities included in the a prohibition officer were 4hot and
Shipping Board and former Unit.-d ujen in a holdup of an armored ; ki,,ed ,n * *>•«*« »hh rum runners at j t r *U wttlThis two bortbera Ervin and
States Senator from Oregon. w»H ft-Lsi. h.e- a~4. lh « Bor « u * M*** near , Ben Jo min > *!• father. Charles W.
sign from the board June 30 accord- 1 ^ w P . ! Violet. Ln.. according to a report re- Morae. and four others on indict
lag to reliable information received ? • 1 bon,e ,B 8t L " aU co,l,, y cetvnd at police headquartenff^JB*. Dt » charging ronsptraay 4o defrgoff
g er# fhv Ore—ntnn anld »vvr*l “Hat Wuat of Ike cilg UmMR urmnere Bav/ got been (aptnred .the United States In connection with
j [^According lo th* Oregon In* a BewnL^l 10 ? ** ** k#-> *‘ The dead woe* Joaeph L Eatoplaal. { Uma ahlp contract.
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Mo pranico In Port load It in
GET RID OF THAT
“TIRED FEELING’’
lU you feel
D CPyou feel run down and half*
sick all the time? Are you thin,
pale, easily tired—no energy, no
ambition, no "pep”?
Now is the time to take Gude’s
Pepto-Mangan. It will brace you up.
give you a delightful feeling of vigor
and ambition, ennch roar blood, build
firm, solid flesh. aMkbnng the healthy
odor back to yobr akin.
Your