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• me. THE STANDARD i Phone No. 10X r. i>. c. tTf ' . ■' L\. 4m *c. K* -.JiUj?- :ir • ii4r Mr'J ' |FIREMEN HELD GOOD V MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT | ^Elected Ddcsaleg to S(a»« Fire- men’s Convention at Greenwood. * * * » v ’3 On I.isf Friday nisht tftf* Walt r- I ktri h. Id tUolr to*- .t.,:, witfeh was mmm * b«Srb‘FlrO O. j> tilhr .yc'Hp-t c * IN# * Sr ■ i f - '.A " I" ** ■ * 'i r. .V w .J ^ A ^ . II.i V T#* ■s^fir T. ■ 'jfoa iuej pfhccl Aad.i. * J • i;< . . f via - sr .i to '.i.i •;. » * • jUrkcra ' -‘.11 hi 11 d ,.v : c/ the* Wa rans i.i t' . • * tery s?4 all thes • grav«r. will be < torated. .• Every C'onfe'krato soluier v>!h can b» urged to be here that the ri.a. may be a aucress for them aiid.Jh • * * . W 1i * aixs V '?jr * ." - 4 *t.» ,, f - - ,.j. C '7 £“ A a t’ ; • »* O ( s A 4*4 * V/ a • .* - / 1 f?A a t Af> M ^X. r k -• I H f>et fe u maKinj; the |< i‘y ie Or.u trif> in Hou- k • • • VrK. W. K. Jayfocl;«, a'r>d children ^ Chapter. After th- regultrr pro- ' of i Combahee.- who have lu en. vlai* gram of study vas carried-out, Mrs Padgett served delightful rCfre«S- ^ : * r ^ orni * 'Vednesday. |.v ments. and all voted the meeting most pleasatu-and snce n s.«ful one. B. G. Carson, of Rldgeville, here* on business this week. ' ’ • • • Mrs. E. M. Jones Is v'bii/jng • her daughter, Mrs. K M. Itlddle. ia-8un! : | ing Mrs. E. A. Marvin, relnrnedxto t : ' '• . ai.d : I vv. rh -Chi 1 fwSclden jllupdfi^s jit wag decldejl to-j> iitiou council tn pay expenses of these .young men jto this convention. Much. giysil can be (y rived from atiendlng and thn practice of fighting fires is well dis- >HJssed at these meetings. * . * The department learned With sor- rpw that Walterboro had b^on cut ter • • • Mrs. G. A. Snubs spent the week-, end with friends in Charleston ftiw! f Jack son boro. While in charleston ! ont oMhefirem<iB ’ M f,,nd on a0(,ol!n t Mrs. Sauls visited Magnolia Garden*. f of a forn ' er tdiief not having com- 1 ••• / J^ie.d with th 0 rules in regard 4 Mr. William Campbell, until ra- (ently cashier of !h<» Bank ■ f Hufflh; Xvf f ‘ \ • •a-* • Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Link hate .r^- jlhis week, turned, after yisitii^ in AlfLt ,iii * and Belton. t • • • Mrs. Alfred Fripp, and daughter. of BlufTtop. are visiting Mrs ^W. E Jones this week. , ' s *\* • Mr*. E- L. Flshburne. and baby, nave returned hftme after spending sonfWitn** in Chester. idied with the rules in Ending In the fee for th<? year. The check for the fund had.arrived hers I but now'ciifdiier / of the 'tank o* Lbefore the asROt iaMon found out (Brunson, was a business visitor her' that Walterboro whs in arreas>but i,. . * . .. ' .. • ' , * • ■ Bey. jy T. PeH r. and wife. was r dused payment when present ed. however, the chief of tho de- of jpartment and members of the conn- H itnptoit, are aftiong the delegates jcil are working on the matter and to the district Confc-v ace here thi* hi wiili Miss • • • C - Mrs. AVbley Anderson, and baby, have r n turn.'d home after N visiting relitaves In Greenville'.' ' ^ * * • * Mrs. Leila Williams; of Allendale. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. K. Jones, on Hampton Street. Mrs. E. A. Terry, who has_. be-*n visiting relatives'here, has returned • • • ThA Colleton BargaihyHmise are starting r new campaign now. They aje' qut for the mi***' ** g=- M-- week, ftntk are- stoppu Katie Glover. ^rs. B. G. Price, and Mrs- J. W Lucas left Tuesday* * afternoon K Tor Bennettevflle. where they will at tend the state Federation of Wo men’s Clubs * , x* • • • Mr. and Mrs. K. E.' Jones, and Mr. and Mrs, M. (} Grub-r left Tuesday afternoon''for Charleston *ir,d Mag nolia GartiemC They made the trip In Mr. Jone’s automobile. \ \ -< Mrs. li. it. Padgett visited NN her mother a few days aeo. She lias re J turtmd to her h.onie at CJoud'cr.s and was accompanied by hersjjst'er; Miss. Ella MaV Crosby, who wlll.- , .;pend hope to soon have things Ftruightd&- iwl out. It is ^ct believed that tfift nfdney will be forthcoming, and in this.case WaltVrboro wet send dele gates to th'* roii vent to v: The change of meeting night Wms^ • * discussed at this meeting, but after much deUiieralion was decided hot to chanftp. Other r- gular btiginess’ of tho department was attended to In regular order. few days- ww*. her. W l td, \ NOT NOW^M f .. ( \e»^llMm|>^Iiire Holds Thirty Sooth MANY AMERK ANS ARE BEING SLAIN. Curolina Bonds ;President Asked to Intervene r^lftmida. April 2T.- Thomas h 1 Brave (iirl PutfcLp Fitrht; Pb^pl.s, .nMorney gen-raL h • r>»- >/ • ——'—- x . ' ' reived a full r-•>•.»“* tom .T^ie-: P .Tili. 1 .'. TrariE-Cautasla, Vpri! :’4 Tuttle, attorney g»:n*-tri ^ of ;,eY.'j|/ia P-.irogTad and London.'' -April w Hampshire,'-> c ♦hX »;a bond; of ilC/ 2f.). Ref6trees reaihing fhe Kh s State'of •N,-.y HaMtps&lre. The sian Hm r port thai th<* itiaFcm/e or fpocial report on the hdutl* v. is j.re- .Vtineriian- by Molia.miut>d:uis iJ Pc pared by Louis E. X-' . mho: an a.’t- imr continued on even a gi- uter etc.-n\ empfcvej by i H i • h'- a I lamp- jecale,/ They say all tho inhabitants shire attornev gen«tah > After the of ten viHagos near Van, in Arme receipt of this re port AttoiWi'-' G'-fk nia. A'iatrc Turkey, iiav been put '•ral Tuttle .dei ided.that it would ho* to death be advisable to bring suit against^ t>n !»■ ing advised of massacres at the State o ffeouth Carolina for the Erierupi.,Jlerjan and Seitun an«i of collection of the hopds. Attorney Newman* visited Columbia ami made ’an exhaustive study of the ques- ”At-the pre*enx time it is difficult. If not Impossible, to prove any facts connected tvith the issuing for any bqnds by living witnesses.” says the irt. : - v MAHCB MOKBIIHTY 1 Coluipbia. .April ST.^-The morbi dity report that for March compiled by the State board of. bfalth from carda sent ^to it by rfi’e . practicing physicians -of the State, shows th-» the conditions at Van. the KatolMio.’-. head of the Armenian phurch, at Etchmiadzin. bear P.rrvan, cabled to Pr*Bidenu Wilson an appeal to the American people on behalf of tho Armenians. The Associated Press correspon dent received reports of the masse- cre of the. 800 villages in Urza and of 720 in Salmas, A Journey througn Salmas showed that three weeks had fajj^ed to obliterate the signs of the slaughter. Pools of blood ^still , ' ‘ ' '■ f . marked’the execution places in Hnf- tevan. . ^ * • ■ ' , « A young ntan'named Hackatur re lated the stury.of'his e'siapc fropj a well’In which th" bodies of the d<ml wide prevalence of pneumonia dur ing 4 the last month, a total of ITT- J had been throng Ho fell with ot! paces having W«*n reported- Con- '*c^ a«d wyis tossed In the well.-foti ridering. too. the law - in "regard*' ’* . va'-ciifatlon, sinallpov w ith T 1 - < • * dn eight counties : u';/-■< eMrCrnci. .pretalen*. a» it > t'-ougbf that th« rj* ere'many cases w’hV? %■*' • net h - rirort'flr^ vW The r uml. r c*‘ .■ - Tvj*r>!--. • • her d -eaf- - a - ‘ diptliOria rXi ' ‘ . r 10! pci:- ■* • HL t>. typhoid; f . . confer ' The f* nort.- ] i sc-diftriha'- d .•«- * -B •• ’• ” T -> 1 VIkeh" '■ • A* *. Chf fer* 7. J lT- t|ihrttjfl l r 1MlLv ; *■ ** tWfR-ld 1 ft.lrr - ovf vii:e\r. Greenwood THE MEATH EH. Weather forodast fot* the week beginning -r y/edn«wda}r> April 2V by the U. S. Wcatfydr, Bureau, Wasldngton,- D. .C. For South- Atlantic' anti East /Gulf • States: ' *, / Generally falw weather./•'h t«*t P'^-atur<"near the e^asoi/l hv'err:^- probable during'the-co,ning weed •*sv* ‘ / o i ? ’ 00 CHILDREN’S $3.C0 Children’s Hal tXJ-KJ & x,, now v! 50 “ 1.00 “ .50 2.C0 i.oo “ y We earnestly request you to come and see- our line of hats before you buy; We have bargains never be fore offered* and you cannot afford to miss them. The H. Zalin Clothing Store !- I'l.liKlt A KWH. Mr. ft. W, froKby ,6f this pl -c-- i y Visiting in ChHiic ton n v’s v.-eek. Mr. <’liar Be Uedmon, Jr-t and M- | Tampton Bridge of Reff Oak, weri;, pleasant callers in this, adctlbh Sat’-' ucda’y and Sunday, • -j, Mr. "Abe GeVilco and Mr. Wilh r llhoad of Providence sex ti-ip \vi r‘' i cMlers iq thi^ section- Sunday. j~, Mrs. 0. W, Crosby spent Sunday j 'with Mrs. J, M. Craven. • r Mr c.jd Mrs. J. In. Craven s*t d j TilMren of Bedon's w're. cjitlers ftt j Jhe home of Mri-G. W. (.Vosby-s a.n,I ^ A F. Fick’s Friday. Cheap Store Below we mention a few prices. ; Coats Cotton Thread, all black’ 2 spools for 5c ■ ' X - X : v . - ; - X- \ : • - 4 boxes Star Lye 25c. X . . ■ ■ . ■ N ■ Regular So- paper Needles -at 1c. Embroideries, regular Sc sellers ab3c per >ard Vinegar which was 45c a gallon, now 25c. ; - ■ . • N >- ■ - , Nice, thick 50c Undershirts now 35c. Men’s and Boy’s hats at half price. Ladies’ and * Children’s all wool Sweaters at Half Price. X /■ >-•- Xx Old- n. S. Gkver /j Sk / ■*. 1 Next Door to A ml erson's X' X For Ford Automobile* and F«»r/. repair*. *"« Rlzer Ayer,” Waite"- hq-o, 8, C. - . Br—i NOTICE. •K —r-- \Viut!ir« |i \ N SCHOLAHHIIII’ ami ENTRANCE EXAMINATION . \l eU IleleAttlKJOIfN I II.MS XT Owfwr to I will *ell at public outcry to th** hlghfglxbTdder. for cash. In front of pitiPwirt House doprx dbring the log-al hours , of sale, p 0n Mondav, May 3rd, aald Monday being the first Monday of the month, (he fol lowing described property to-wit: I Jot of farming utcnxil* consist ing of ptaws. corn planters, guana distributor/Hc *. , 1 dumo-rairtXfV® L-horne wago.i and 2 reaper*’ cradJ^*.' . . . * v .1. E. Mf^pyitE.* . • .’liigliw.ay Commissioner: At’:-. 23-it;' ■ ; nggleil through th* bodies ami es caped abnigld fall. ’ Ai-ali'e d-;-:” >: .'ted Cit>i»lie i b st x-j HKAIK^rAItTEllH .\T ttOLVMIM.J-- li .•'at*Jl«r • ■ . wi ..r**'.; A’ • i Xf fjio The examination for the award of defeat scholarships In Wlnthrop Col lege and for the, admission of new students will be held at the Countt' itiurt Hou*« on FHday, July 2. ■« a. m. . Applicants must not be less than alxteen year** of ige. When Srhcdarshlps are vacant after July 2 they will be awarded, to those mak- iag the highest av-»fage pt this ex amination.‘'provided they meet tji»* iondltlons governing;the award. A»>- plicanta loy* Scholarships should vvYite *to Pre<-id> r t J>-Lns«;t1 •'+‘ f or> > ri p *;xam1riqtioM.*fior, Sf hplagship ex- uhlnatlop blank- • fechoivi^shlfw are worth tl free fttltion. The, h**tt-sei < !ion September 15, It Elgin |q« lures to Try . Eater Them. Newark,. N. J.. ApnK27 I^gaf contest by th** owner of the \Villard- Jobnson fight films to bring IhY (Hms Into thia country will begin • next ^Friday, according to an an- is' nouhee’ment by Charles A, Towne, fornief I’nlted States Senator, coun- IIOT SI’KM. WILL BE BROKEN BY KNBOF WEEK PKKBKTKI) . Washington, April 27.—Generally fair weather throughout the country except for some thunderstorms and scattered showers was predicted to- v day by th> weather bureau for tipi # Xeek beginning Wednesdar. The boiXpeli over the east will be brok en by Saturday Or Sunday-;. </ sel of Lawr»nre Webber, the owner. < ' “In Jh»» middle Atlantic stales,’* Th.» first step preliminary to the says th» forecast; "temperatures will be’ginning of the legal battle whs average ronsidenifele above Ihe nor- •; taken here yesterday when Mr. mal..although there witl^be a rhangn • Town- made a formal demand upon to lower temperature* the tajter half ttw» cplle« tor of the port that the pi«- of the week. Gmierafly fair wKither lures be, admitted Uefusal t(as efv- the ^tfst half of the week will prbtii en bn iliXgrour.il Ijiat flu- Federa’ aMy lie ^UllnWed by showeyp or Jo a. C staufes forbade it. • X thunder storms the first, and fourth iv-u.v ! then served ntjUc v if slonr w ill jtHat *he w /rir fur-fm-jf/G. 1! . , "Tiii; South Atlantic nnd east Gulf lj.(t!iat u.e -would appi* y to IndgiXTlio at sites probably will expcrieiuV t dWr AT Stat- .enilly fair wnather, w MJi tetupet - light In the J’nii ■ T '* * AT:. KM;; -A, ‘ told htm , < ’olu iVihpi, ' n.' , .. -*p 1 ■'* 1r hpefc. s* lee fed •V-i’j .• .t-, Dratan ; }ut its>t> -wan te'er j. n v i -ft April 27/ (’oTinJ-bi a«-. 'Iseadqusvro i slV'h Inform 'rest* l*iv-; l>.' -till. s. r . i ’(•;! t ■jl'YC’!’ r ' v . , !t. .'jdm®'*:*.■ J £4$ j j uf^trfi 1 ">X ; > !h* r" Cone*-- v , ■ ■ ■ v. . v j. WutfioiiMonihj? - Tv, ’ h : A be-p! etiuJ •;X •< i < o !'ri l rcfen nining ■ • ta to K •> > ,/lt "or nij ih tur 1 ',’near tjie “sohal avefagf ' •• ' ••-T - ' ♦ ' < /> - i : * tho th. x; pr<-trrj Tx;' r' i%M’ tr S’l-L (X. L'T'O ,x, "W ' j so i vAre V I M i-11’/ id T^u.rena 1. Morion nr-"-. K* S? n*'i !f^ . v-- >i Mr jX: •*, «!. v ■ , • 4- • ■■■ i - i'-’ • v.o s<nd !>ri•• . • .> . ••»•••> },*!' -I /•y’/'ii'ire * . •' r j r.f m) *»r: v. • i-'>, cl)iiy7 , Tin- f\ j; j':;. ■ ;,ii.n>dPiiC(i? th< Ir pK'nd-.’r ah V'-a rv ‘- ohariYr i -■ . , • •.•<•/ s . tbe*^ dead • - * Ueirfor- eijt; 1 tied vrIjjji : -/S"y'’rel3 saw tin-, Kirdi ptu.-’d ril feiniK re-r-1 dThe fj’.r <_ , - I . M’ * •{< in Chic. ’ t W ' eh -y d pfcsif3 ■ettgrega at* tho. SavnniR:;', I >' A pi ll oN t. Yf-qr to.'-’ - i’. TNnkina, of ( I ricyfeycre®* Was'- ots vAt^cks Xeo’the b* • • • * -> been ih Chicago. v , : t In. tho w vjv»<<’,ulf stair . t<» Ut- <;«<' i f '/• •’ mo<> ■v-fUt iy Varru ’ • ’(tvi. r i };r- Ohio v tlT'\ ;> . Ilv fair 4x 1 • i "'X •V • Lnndir. ' Jitnrt iY “ 11 ’vr 2' Willi - ‘ e*- ; 1. ' 11Ives. We’saw the. Ku'dr pro.un;r:i ^ au Frahoisco in September * Tub^rculmiio wa«- ripened x from* Ufa f,leva nr and *h<\ nu tlww. . W -e- •’ *- • ” •*• • th-y escaped with tjHdr booty, dWr toM Shn-PKcsIan »AVM>fi * , • \ X,' ; t f 5 ''Lasl o : x*- 1 r«h a.ttai 1, • -i ■ :ide by ‘i! • • ’: ’ uaihgv -rrf* • yrfiafig -• rj • ' TNJay along pnr >ry of Chp Crtftdv hr .mount oN^jc Ul. ■for tetjvifv ♦h4 following ecuutbs- 'Abbeville -t. , Beaufort 7. Charleston, ^ Chester 2. /Dillon 3.- Fairfield 1. Greenville d. Greenwood 1, Saluda 1. Spanao- , hurg 2, Sdmtnr 3. WIMlamiburg 2. .; ■ ' xxv v ' mi-.y ,V:y > •;' - Near' DHman Ve^were attacked by* 15 Kusda. of whom > killed on*' After the Riraslana defeated .the Kurds end Turks near Khoi, \ sol-, - Tfi^siitprriptipnalTsefeMdP of t'-' eoVigre«tt’ n 4iif| he held, at RHRR ;r<-j)lled wlt'li u/i** < sind by •• jsrong , _ . .. ■ fire pYdvW r>f^ itsefnl iicTp.-to 'tb** d.inr told the Pt^sian governor abou’ dVcnch. /fh?se-troop* made,an at* fack'oi^Lizerne, w hhYi ye'- into/thq hands 6f the c-nem h was wrested troni them again r' • e r i'i, .-.i •- ’ AA ; t fat A ijb mtr* • S jr . *':»e but ,fi-. d , :> 1:;, > , j , * ’ ' ; • ’ i! • : 'd, ft we-ifd h*> . i!.. “i * thVxivM-,: .jthrt ti',. v* j ;* filiu* <o a - prijb/Td . .-/tX / ..-rXAn of a bo*>«g 4>'out. Our jirtiHerX - TT’*” . To Drive Out Malaria » % V me and’ he sent for me and offered^ me 'the, chieftainship of a regiinen* of Turks if I would fight (he 'Run slaas. /- ■. .x • * /. • v this afternoon.’*’ : X ^ KNihU v, , Ah Mcpdhy G*> • ..-Al’ilntins heJior :d .m i ffom, (iii llend.-rson of' Libitnla.tflT ri-tum Ym that *t«to of Jim JohnMon, v aried fh^Jefferson count} .♦ anin, for vioiatiop of the Standard GROVE’S ^ hlWl4 * ,i ty'* , " a0 ' te ** St n XC You know be jll^Neeces, Orangchofg comity,- , as the formula ts agjMhe Al.,haniit officer, J. W. Le-m Jsbel, showing left for Orangeburg Momlny:. afternoon to present tt»* papeT* to ; cenU Shefiff Snlh y and get thp man. * ? . ■ ' . - . And Build Up The System Take the Old TASTELESS chill what^ you are ited on e ■ he and. Iron in « tasteless io drives out up the system XX ; *’ > i ■r\.