The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, June 21, 1917, Page 2, Image 2
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ESTAIIL1SHKI) APRIL. 1891.
Thursday, June 21, 1917.
Although the liquor interests tell
us the consumption or whiskey is constantly
increasing notwithstanding
the growing sentiment in favor of and
tut? euai;iiJUCAi!. uiuiuuiiui > id v. >,
a good many liquor establishments
have lately went into bankruptcy.
Prominent among the latest failures
is the R. M. Rose company, well
known locally. It is not likely that
the whiskey houses are as prosperous
as they once were.
, It must be a pretty poor concoction
when a fellow doesn't like to take
his own medicine. The "reform"
party has again protested to the war
department for fear Bleaseites may
not be appointed on the exemption
boards. The former governor says
the Bleaseites will not be represented
except in a few instances, it would
appear that .Mr. Blease's only criticism
of the governor should be that
any but his friends were appointed
at all.
The Herald is today at the expense
- of considerable space publishing the
complete list of persons registering
in Bamberg county for the selective
draft. The lists of both white and
colored are prfnted for the informa- i
tion of the public. These young men 1
i. have enrolled for service in the army;
and their friends and acquaintances (
are entitled to know that they have
complied with the law. The public 1
should also know if there are any
who have failed to register, thus increasing
the bprden of those who
have registered.. A copy of this list
is available to all newspapers, but
it is only here and there that newspapers
are found that are willing to
incur the labor and expense of printing
the lists. The published list will
furnish a permanent record for future
use, and we think it would be
a good idea for every family represented
in the rolls to keep this issue
of The Herald.
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To show what a newspaper means
to a community, it is only necessary to
point to one instance, the plant- ,
ing of velvet beans. Two or three
years ago there were not a half a
dozen farmers in the county who
had ever seen a velvet bead. This
.' year there are thousands of acres.
' The department of agriculture sent
salaried men to talk boll weevil and
velvet beans to the farmers of the
county. A handfud of men attended
the meetings?most of whom never
operated a farm in their lives and
who never expect to. The Bamberg
Herald gave column after column
to this important matter; we left out
much other local ai\d general matter
to do so. It was the only paper in
Bamberg county to give anything be- 1
yond passing mention to the plant- j
ing of velvet beans. The government ]
men gave the facts and figures, but ]
The Herald carried them to the farms i
of the county. The same thing can ]
be said of growing wheat three years c
ago. The Herald, of course, asks i
for no special credit in doing this, i
We run a newspaper, and we do not ?
mind going to any reasonable ex- ;
pense to giving the news to our read- <
ers. :
It is proposed, according to Wash- |
v ington dispatches, to list news print :
paper as non-essential. In other <
words during this emergency the pub- <
lication of newspapers is not to be i
considered essential to the successful :
conduct of the.war. We get some new
surprises from Washington very *
often now?but* this beats them
all. After all the newspapers have ,
done and are doing every day to help <
this governm .. . this is the thanks '
they get. Newspapers have never '
been treated with any consideration .
by the government, however, so it is
really nothing new, after all. How
the government expects to get its free
advertising?in the event the newspapers
have to suspend, which, of
course, wont 'happen?is a mystery.
It really looks like whenever a con- j
gressman or senator runs shy of publicity,
he takes a whack at the newspapers.
With all the cussing, however,
none'of them?the government
nor any of its employees or representatives?fail
to ask free favors of the
newspapers. Anybody who does not
recognize the absolute necessity of
newspapers in the conduct of the war)
or even the conduct of the government
itself is simply an ignoramus
and it would be a waste of words to
argue with such a person.
BAMBERG COUNTY i
Complete List of Bamberg Count
vice in Un
?iamber<; Broughton. Elias
Brvant. Frederick
W H11 E 3 ryan i. J o r
Adams. Frank Bc-nj.
Armstrong. James H. Campue ;. rred
Aver. F. Charles Campbell. Herbcit
Bellinger. Lucius S. Conn, Dan.el
!^SjrCartPinkney Carn." Jamef
oiacn, J. Garv
Black, J. Bonj. Jr. Chapman. Mi.tcn
Black, Clarence E. ",lfot!mk "?>?'?
Black. Charles F? M. D. %d:,?oion!?3
boiand. James Clyde c William
Braaham, B. Fran* c Freddie
Brabham, Artnur E c Joe
Browning, \\ alter k. rvnchv PputBryant
Henry Daniels', George
Bruce Edwin C. Daniels, John Henry
Carroll, Ben Tidman Daniels, Harry
Can-oil, D?%id Daniels, Paul
Chavis. Urn. Henry Daniels, Not
Coleman. \\ m. D. David Bee
Cornier. Eugene R. Davis' Eddie
Cooner. Marion G Davis. Landy.
Copelana. Adam R. Davi?? Top
Crider, Nathan B. fowling, Martin
Ciider, Gio\er Lee Dowling, Caesar
Crider, J. Eugene Dowling, Charlie
Crider. Oscar Dowling, James
Cope Glen W. Easterling, Willie
Daniels, Walter W. Easterling. Liscoe
Darnell George Felder, Willie
Davis Marion Flemming, Ambrose
J:efs' ias". Ford. Isaac
Delk. k. A Ford xehemiah
DiCKinson, \\ m. A.
Debois. Manford mzier,Tathan '
Debois, \ander Frazifcr_ David
Ducker, Thos. Fronis, Henrv
Dukes, James Frederick, Willie
Dunn, Martin G. Frederick, Caleb
Sf f- Benh7!liman Fry, Robert
Feider, Robt. T Forrest, Jake
Felder, .George H. Punches, Mac
Fickhng, C. Raymon Funches, Willie
Ficklmg. James H. Garner, James
Fo k. Henry V Geete DanI Jr
Folk, Herbert Glover James
Folk Jno. F. Gloverj Jesse
rox L. Jo..n Ginyard, Allen
Gaskin. Fred Gillard, Sammie
Gantt. Latta Gilmore, Eddie
Graham, F. kirkland Generett. Angus
Grayson, Carl c. Govan, Solomon G. Mon
Goodwin, F. Bamberg Grant Lennie
Goodwin, Lige D. P?nt T r
Griffith, Dan K. gl '
Griffith, L. Allen r t' V R
Grubbs John G. Grant; George
Han,d Joel W. Graham, Sumter
Heard, John J. G George
Heron, Chas. Henry G FiIraore
Herndon, F. Henry Green Henry
Herndon, Willis k. Green, Glennie
Henderson, E. Henry G Char,ie
Uill f *
"!" t" Grimes, Quilla
Hmnant. H. Lawrence Grimes> Leon
U i'fi i?ri c Pi 1 Grimes, Vannic
Ho.h field, S. Claude Grimes, Lewis
SlH0* ^ E,rVm Grimes, Ed.
5 53?* Grimes, Walter
Hutto, L. Glenn Grimes, Robert
Hutto, John Grimes Grimes George
Inabinett, Edward A. Grimes! Isaac
Jennings D Fair Grimes, McKinlev
Jordan. B Bartlette Holman, Peter
kearse, Henry L. Halyard, Herbeit
kuiard, Laurie C. Halyard, Wilbur
kirsch, <r<ar^ Halyard, Ben
i\nignt. John Halyard, Carey
;\obeiz. Lewis Holland, Archie
Lott. Frank Harrison, Ben
Lolcoponlos. Geo. kic. Harrison, Vanhie
Love, James M. Hazel, Alfred
Lovmggood, \\. L. Ha2Gl> Judge
Lyncn. Jonn M. Havs, Edmund
.Merchant, &. A. Harley, James
Miller. Chas. Hartzog, James
Mitcnell. Jno. F. Hartzog, Willie
Moody, Tom Hamilton. Henrv
Morns, Ben R. Handy, Webster
Moitis, James A. Handv, Ernest
Murphy, Philip B. Hays, George
McGowan, H. F. Henderson, Joe Jeff
McKenna, W. L. Hightower, Glover
McMillan. J. Albert Hisrhtower, vMoses
Padgett, George C. Hightower, Horace
Pope, Lonnie Hightower, Isaac
Poliakoff, Lewis G. Hightower, John H.
Price, E. L., Jr. Hodges. Peter
Reeves. Jerome B. Wolmp* I pon
Rice. Wm. T. Hopton,' Leon
Richardson. J. Jervev Hutto Colus
Rowell, Richburg M. inabinett, Willie
Rowed. R. Clyde Inabinett, Linwell
Rush, Joe Irons, Creighton
Sandifer, Chds. H. Irons, Hezekiah
landifer, J. Edward Irons, Frank
Sandifer, Russell L. Jenkins, David
Sandit'er, Leon F. Jenkins, Solomon
Sineath, Harry Jenkins. Solomon
Smoak, Carl W. Jenkins, Nathaniel
Smoak, Marion G. Jennings, Romeo
Smoak, R. M. Jennings, Charlie '
3moak, L. C. # Jennings, Roland
3moak, Jno. G. Jeter, David
Spann, E. L. Johns, Monnie
>Pann, J. Jones. Howard
5teec,ly, G. B. Johnston. Henry
?teed!>, Angus Johnson, Henry
Stokes, H. H. Johnson, Leslie
stones, R. C. Johnson, Richard
?tokes, \Y . zj. Johnson, Ishmael
rantt, Oscar L. Johnson, Willie
rhomas, La\ erne Johnson, Joke, Jr.
Froup, Ben Johnson, Chester
[ P]erce Johnson, William
,e* Johnson, Ezekial
W hi taker Paul Johnson,' James
. Johnson, John
Wi.liarus. \\e-oie Johnson, Sylvester
\i son,.C. E. .Johnson, William H. V.
VVilson, Jonn H. Johnson, David
ieigler, O. J. - Johnson, Carey
COLORED Jamison, Fred
Kearse, Capers
Alien, York Kearse. John
Ant ley, Kirkland Kearse, Jacob
Atteberrv. Earle Kearse, Eddie
Bartley. Barcus Kearse. John
Berry, Jim, Jr. Kearse, George, Jr.
3oatwright, Adam Kinard, Monnie
Boatwrigbt, Henry Kinard, Willie
Bonepart, Joseph Kinard. James
Black Solomon Kinard, Ben
Black Fred Kinard. Holman
Brabham. Tom Kirkland, Walter
Brabham, Jasper Kirkland, Richard
Brabham, Mcses Kirkland, Sam
Breland.' Charlie Kirkland, Arthur
Breland, Norwood Kitrell, James
Breland. Jesse Kizer, Edmond
Breland. Lennie Lawton. Monnie
Brown, Charles Lawton, Monnie, Jr.
Brown, George Lawton. James
Brown, Lonnie Lebby, Henry
Brown, Jimmie Manigault, Jim
Brown. Eugene Martin, Aaron
.ELECTIVE DRAFT ROLL
[y Boys Who Have Enrolled For Sericle
Sams Army.
.
Middleton. Joseph Hartzeg, Paul Henry
Middleton. Harry Kennedy. Leroy Stanly
Middleton. Peter Kennedy. Shannon Ray
Middleton. Jcsiah Lancaster, John Frank
Middleton. Clyde Lancaster. Willie Wyatt
Milhouse, James Mather. Joseph Snurgeon
Milhouse. John C. Medlin. Claude Edward
Milhouse. Quilla Medlin, Willie
Mitchell, Edmund Morris, John Henry
Mitchell. Henry McCormick, Lewis Edward
Mitchell. Joseph Padgett, Benjamin Franklin
.Mitchell. ?dgar Padgett. Henry Auzzy
Moody, Charlie Parker, Willie
Moorer. Charlie Ray, David Ast:ury
Moore, Ernest Ray, Henry Murray
Moye. Winford Sexton, Olar
' .Menae, Isaac Templeton, Ernest Prescoti
Murda'ugh, A. C, Williams, Le-.vis Vastine
Myers. Albert Williams, Wilbur Pickens
.Myers, Herbert Zorn. Herman
McGill, Toby COLORED
McMillan, Willie
McMillan, George Anderson, Tom
McMichael. George Barnes, Bill
MeNeeley, Cleveland Bennett, Lemuel
Nelson, Ernest - Brabham, Holiand
Nelson, Curtis Caine. Asbury
Nelson, Joe, Jr. Caine, John
Nimmons, Isaac, Jr. Coats, Enoch
Nimm.ons, Enox Counts, Joe Sephus
Nimmons, Uriah Daniels, Joe
Ximmons. Alex Daniels, William
Oflnni Willi** Edv/ards, Herman
Odom. Minyard ' Edwards, Lennie
Owens, Ed. Edwards. Lonnie
Owens, Charlie Evans. Samuel
Orr, James Green, Henry
Parker, Olin Green, John
Parker. James Holman,"Richard
Paul', Julius Howard, James Arthur
Payne, Willie Howard, Malcolm
Patrick, Ben Jeter, Solomon
Pew, Samuel Johnson, Brazly
Pool. Henrv Johnson, Eddie
Precner, Sam Johnson, George Patterson
Ranson, Eli't Johnson, Julian
Bedford, Frank Johnson, Lennie
Reed, Lige Jayner, Lonnie
Reddish, Willie Kearse, David
Race, Reddick Kearse, Hammie
Rice, Fletcher Kearse, Robert
Riley, Lis-T-e Moncreaf, County
Rcbiiirc.ii, Ottie Moore, Henry, Jr.
Robin-on', Frank Nimmons, Robert, Jr.
nie Rob'.i1 jii Willie * Nimmons, Solomon
Robiiif.o-.i, ri:os. Arcncr Nimmons, Thomas Jefferson
Romie, Sam Odom, Adam
Romie, Hilyard Odom, Charlie
Roney, Jacob George ' Odom,' Davis
Rowe. Frank v ; Odom, John
Rowe, Harry Odom, Luther
m t t_ Volcr\n
oa.\on, Jesse, jr. uuum'
Saxon, Charlie Odom, Span
Saxton, Quennie Ransom, Henry, Jr.
Sexton. Een Reed, Aaron
Sease, Tom Richburg, Daniel
Sease Elyses Simmons, Lonnie
Sease! Johnnie Stewart. Eddie Owen
Sease, Henry Swab, Wesley
Sease, Dan Wright, John
Sease, Jacob Wroton, David
Sease, George Wroton, William
Simmons, James Zorn, Johnnie
Simmons, Isadore _ Ehrhardt !
Simpson, Abraham _*
Singleton, Jacob ^~v ?1TE
Singleton, Willie Anderson, Foile
Smalls, Ed. Baxter, Arthur L.
Smalls. Vincent Bennett Bobbie
Smalls, Robert Bickle, Chas. E.
smalls, George Bishop, Marion
Smalls, Jake Carter. Ben F.
Smith, George Can^r B^n
Sellers, Wash Carter! J as. R.
Spell, Lewis Clayton, Benj. R.
Spell, Caesar Clayton, Ashton
Spell, Oscar Clayton, Charley L.
Stokes. Lemuel Clayton. Maurice
Stewart, W illie Connelly.- John F.
Staiey. Lucius Connelly, J. Lockwood
-Strother. Jake Copeland, George A.
Stephens, Sam Copeland, John G.
Squire, Jesse Coneland, Harrv E.
Thompson. Ernest Dannelly, E. D.
i ;iuniiJsuii, juimuie Ehrhardt, JSS. ti.
Thompson, Robert Ehrhardt, Herbert W.
Toomer. Ben Ehrhardt. Harry
To.omer, Lemuel Ehrhardt, W. Conrad
Toomer, Lonnie Fail, Frank ' *
Toomer. Lisbon Fender, David E.
Toomer, Edward Fender. Walter H.
Toomer. Isaac p0pK> Oliver P.
Tyler, Alex Folk, Bennie
Tyler, Sam - Gibson. Joe E.
Tyler, Charlie Gibson. John L.
Tyler, Harvey Goodson. W. Ralph
Yarn, Bennie ' Griffin. Jas. P.
Walker, James Henrv, Chas. S.
WjJker, Harvey Hiers Bradley C.
Walker, .Timmie Hiers,' Joe L.
Waiters, Richard Hiers', Haskell J.
Warren, Johnnie Hiers, J. Fender
Washington. Julius HlerSj Ernest L.
Washington, William Hiers, Gilbert G.
Washington,- George Hiers. Harry
Washington, Henry Hiers] Andrew J.
Washington, Freddie Hucks, Herbert
Washington, Johnnie Hughes, Robt. L.
Washington, Mouzon Kearse, Roy W.
Washington, Richard Kearse' Stacy
Washington, J. 1. Kearse] Horace S.
Washington, Ben Kinard. Raleigh
watson. t-ranK Leinwand, Moses
Wilson, John Moore, Clarence C.
Wilson, Ernest McKenzie, George
Wells, Samuel McKenzie, Leon 1
Wiggins, George McMillan, Geo. F., Jr.
Willis, Lewis Nelson, Samuel
Willis, Blending Odmin. Willie F.
Williams, Lige Padgett, Eddie T.
Williams. Jim jRentz, Chas. H.
Williams. M. Gilbert Rentz, Eddie W.
Williams, Frank Rentz, Jesse C.
Williams, Robert Rentz. Peter
Williams. Walter Smoak, Eddie '
w imams, Haul Speaks, B. Lee
Williams, Henry Stark, Morris
Wrenn, Marion Sullivan. Geo. W.
Wright, Chester Tate, Dave
Wright, George Warren. Tillman*
Young, Reddick Warren, Geo. W.
Young, She!lie Williams, Robt. 0.
Young, Stephen
Young, George COLORED
Young, Jack Abies. Ulvses G.
Young. Isaiah _ A1)Ites A!oazo
^eigler, llrses Abies, Richard D.
Goran Alston. Jim
Allen, Isadore
WHITE Allen. Henry
, Allen, Rhuben
Brabham, James Grier Akin, Louie
Campbell. William Henry Bamberg. George
Collins, .James Barker, Henry
Cox, Laurie Lawrence Barnes, Cornelius
Eubanks, Semmie Oliver Beard, .Joseph
Garrett. Isa LeonQll Beard, Harvey
Gunnells, Charlie Shellie ? ?
Gunnells, Joseph, Jr. (Continued on page 3.)
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