The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 03, 1918, Image 1
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VOL. 39.
^ . WALTER BORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1918.
NO. 42.
MORE CHiiOlilES ARE
.NITRATE OF SODA
j . DELIVERIES HAD.
I * . . • * * * ** % ' '
Only' AImxii I", 50 Per «Vnt of t**-
01
m
ipD
• • ,> •
THIS wkkr SKVKHAI.
NAMKS APPEAR IX THK
NFAV
4LHT
t*l Ordered DellvCTvd or Swn*
in«ly AraiUble.
K-
E
4
161E
OF THO^K DKSlUINfi TO SKH\ U
• . , .
THK “IMKAR PKKIM.^." .
J. M»
Mr. A< k<Tf»wn Hocklnl SMorday
’ Thrre Las b«vn much' dlnaatiBf
tion ov^r iho way th*> nitrate of soda >
proposition has-been handled in this j
.eounty as well as in every county In ,
the State. This disappointment has |
been due to the inahijity of the kov-
> Alii. (.MUO^UOXS MCK4.\t> OKU-
MAX UXK>« . 1*01 XT TO THK
OHKATKST HATTI.K l\ THK
WORM)** HISTORY.
DRIVE EXPEC TED TO '
START ABOUT JULY’
uiiii.k roixKTox roixTv i»l:*
Not liKT.OVHIt THK T«>|* < ()l \.
IV M \I>K FJXK SIIOVVINti AM»
ACKERMAN OUT
• iernnu-nt to secure shippinv faclli*.
wv.Twrrv trka^ITRFR or lalM>r ,0 h arid1 ^ **»«
FOR COUNT i TREA. I cargoes as .they came in. The fat- -
mers of the county who signed con-. . •
tracts with the government to se-^Aioeilcon Tr«N»p>. Uellter Smashing
cure nitrate expected to s^core it in
Enter tfcc Rare »«w This W**' am P ,< ‘ for »PPH<*atlop to corn
C
» ;
to
sintwixti
l»IM:R\ KS VRKItlT. X
I! VISED MORE THAN
ELECTION FOR
TRUSTEES HELD
• ' * ♦ #
Voter* t'honae Xe»» Hoard Hor Wa!.
terUtru S» ho<»l—Tln-ee lle-clee* '
^ . /
ted: Kmir New Aiemherv.
21 WE III 10
GM.IED
tant OlHce. and
I*Mie of the
l ard in Thi
X.'
Press and Standanl.
Illitn on t'lonn Prime's l/“ft, t'*i»»
• ' I
tiirijif; VI any Valuable Point'*'
N-
v 4 This w'eek there are several nev
names appearing as candidates for
office -in Colleton, county. These
njunes will be th$ csfuse ot consid
erable interesf to the people of tin*
^ county,' -especially th.* voters.The
sawral races are beginning'io warm
up a bit. and before the entries cloP n
• Von July 15th there will be enough
candidates to insure an interesting
c&mphicn.
Thef-'* seems - to be a lack of ln - -
. ' tere**i in flu* matter of reglsterini--.*
bgAer wfh> expects to vote in
the' primary wifi have to enroll on
his ciith. roll'within the next f«-..r
'days, or else it will be too late.
The tnem)>Krs* ok the clubs, having
the bonks,*in charv-.* Will doubtle:
\epe t«i ft ill.it \tlie 'nu inliei^ « r. Il
tWlfor-* the time Jimit expires, but
dt wyuld be wisdom for ajyy '^»ter iti-
teresibj to hunt tip the bonk and
s enroll •*\.
. J. >1. AMterman for Treasurer.
Th.*, - subjccK of this sketch wX
born, and nareti, n* r.r Round; ami,
a ml 150 Prisoners.
liver
-tlieat<N*t"
Xlimbet of
A.
’ J.* - Illl
am^ cottony ,
This,.br.s only beep, partially don*.
and a great many farmers rpniplair Mivai f-rUVUVIfTITS i
that they have received their soda | - . ,
loo late -to be of use to them. Eaflv , ^
conn, is too fiV ‘advanced/ now to i WashDijiton. July 2. The tier- ' While Colleton jrounty did not g?t
make .on application "of nitrate, ^tr]- mnn general staff has practleall* mer the top In the War Savinus
visable o'r profltable. Many Tarni'. completed preparations' for another Stauipa.^-auipad^B from June
e.rs contend' thbt it is silso Joo l it ’ drive against the allied line In a v'ert creditable ihowing .was uiad*.*
for .jt to ho applied to cotton. Fiance. Great tlai^d of supplies Mm. .tluin $170.Otto were sub
■ I’p to date Colleton county has'h H \p been unloaded Vt (lie railroad*, y.': ili-’Vi’'for the* county, which is a
l»een able 1 to deliver about tf> to 50 Thousands of troops are*, in move. amoti: t than ever lias heey
per ei*nr of the amount of rod a or runt behind the Gertaan lines, .'great s- i.-.Sjlind fo> - any war piyj»o<e in
dered. with tho exception of Wal- fbreea^pparently being sent to re-,tl •• i-mioty. which seems to Indicato
terbofo ; t nd Jack son boro from i-crvej|Bmps on the Flaffders front.*, t it th** pcypTe of" the
which * point Cottacev’tlle secures Mitny^jservprs believe the offenslxe i< ali/fng that\fhey
shipments of soil a. Thes'e points wilf begin. July 4. , . jt
liave had only about '2:5 per cept. ' These facts, reported here today, r
Aiilltional cars of nitrate have been through official* channels, from the .
ordered, to these points in order td obsirHj^tlon of allieil agenjs on .Isum
bring their Kllotment up to the ay- nr: ^ ‘ n the air. led tnUHarjr officers^ !•
erave ■ fur tie- counte, <> 'Thes<* cars l*erc fi»*pji'dict that within the next■ A
were ordered *o.:t from <T«,tlesto*. *N .hpprs.,lhe suprwilely.*critical hat-
a week ago and it is thottgltl tliev * -,> the war wilt.open. * An allted-:
will ho received tlie'lat'-r part of t!,e nfll-er. who Is <TpstartLy in .touch,F
v , - ^..wiih the war .efllci* oj . hi* uoverB-
County A?c*nt Iffsher nnd‘NHr: - t*' ;■ ' . . • ’ H.’.'
.. • c , . .... Thc^pext day or two promises tv) .1
, ^ J * ' t M - t ,be urffpiC but after tlurf. lie ready *tt jt''
’ , ' ^ ' bo dc-innd • of the „ ^pm nt to iiW^that Ludendorff
•r-: hut the fo®dlimns hav Vl . d „ r mo fof .
tie*'! ir-urmountabh*. The sam-' .
mydifion prevails in other .rountievX.; v W| „ M< , y _ - '
i ut ,-, s ha\( ic< n circulafed-in this •Military opinion aru to^The poiuy ”
**b<—e the blew- vOIl In* launched ftp- i
pt ars ^aDrxTst nnanitnotrs here. Tho n
opinion is geneidl that tH<* assault r
.mmunirntion >tfb]i$lieirTri'wi1l b'.* dircel***il a«ainft 'the allifs';
Vfhc* somewhere betwec*n Arras
Os’ieiMt. That the drivf* xvllj be rua
towards the channel ports f - *nt
*'* * ‘tuiced tliat thcyvcan be counted
f |s>a to do their full., *dnft in tpj.
The election for trustees of the
fWatferboro school district held yes-
!tbrday contained some surifrises.
Five mem hers of the old hoar^stood
for re-election. Chairman ; Smoak
and I. M. Fishburne not being can
't didates.. ,Of the live members
EVER RAISED BEFORE J Ktandi " K f ° r ”:*'r U<Sn , ,hr ‘T w<r -
'elected, which brings in\o the se^-
1 (vice of the school four new ntem
t inmipt I’bilge* anti l*akl f«»r i*.ii * LT. , „ .. ,
» ** I 'he following are. the names of
Count) Kwcetl* I .urge") Aimnin: ; tliose on the ballot with the vott
a ' . . received by each: ■ '
Fleilged for War Ihirpose*. p t; Padgett ... . ...US
X. K. Reach ..
whiti:
ixrKT
Jt I.Y
ORDKUKR TO RK-
14 AX!> COUm'KD
AT- *WAl.TKRIMlRft
FOR Alt HU M / A TION.
CLASS ONE NOW
- ALMOST EXHAUSTED
?>«!»*«• fiber*. , % .
s? i-l>r. Riddick 'Ackerman
M 1’. Howell .
F. J Lucas ....
,\Y C. Saunders.
1 \ Z„ Searaon , . .
J J. Padgett ..
E. T. It. Shgffer
• H. G. Price . . . :
N. Haws ....
Jos. VT. Lucas v .
L. Clover’ .
r»*;
! .ornl Ronnl I* P«*werli*** to Defer
Call* ami A*kn That RiutUtrantn
*. .4 . , v • • H
ami Their Ki lend* do not Request
It to do *o. ^
.r
The -Local Hoard has announced'
(that 21 afhlle,ipen will be called b»
report at Walterboro for . tnobfllxa
" tlon at 5 p. m -on July 14. and 45
x e * colored men at 5 p. ni. .on July .16.
;; T»»*
men
lyr khow .vvnat f
gore through With, hut me
•ro^s^t;. r. ^U'tafns fie: my con-
- .sc:* uce He eftatr. qiwtuf feel f HrfVf
could
;ihd
di teftlv *
is predicted'
Apfiericars stunnejl Coemy.
Am/rlciup troops on the Mar
fliyv
ill
had hfs earlv edocatio* in th» ‘ V*" t’avc i,m n eirculatcd'.in tMs
schmils of his^ comVn.nity/ Frout tjmt noroh^tc- . omUv. f .l
the.*-* ho went to Furihqn t^ives- b ** r f .’ ! » ;«"«•» :ee. n t. luit tile
sity where he spent two V ats, hot ••dlowin-g emHmlin; pdtc.grap
was not able financially at*iht* titjn*' ,r,,ni X,
to continue. He came homo, from theJ»DrCbester F CoM.nt\
therp and bccan teaching. FoK22>*fou .MeAlJ^erT^iardl.' henry tWM
years ,he lu.s followed This prop>s^o»t: ^ V
sion. hnrlnV thus become 'o enefwi”
.•favorably known to r.ianj^wCimun- h
ities in”,the ovnis'y.' 1 JDfeakhsy 'nto
hie srwnk-wii/ a ^ejrfhir. Mr. Acker-
i na yrillM li Vfirifn>clg'ht Tdip nm innocent of all blame i
clerk qf c^iift with Ca|ft..tl. D. P«*i- net tor^i*-thKAVashingion-nlllce to
u’i< the golvjs. neither 'onl|i 1
Vn'e tHp radieadN^wnpsny to de
liver tlu ih gfto-r tin ySto-re\‘ : o biljed.
thlnkv Itis training and experienev and some lihy when tiiXse.'reta <»'
fit him for the work of being a Jood th« hearts of at! men areNuronlt-d, .' V / IV ntllT coining
n^Ml .efficient county treasurer. Hc.^f feel (hat 7 wlll b^ vindlcatyU*^'To •’V'Gon
- in# HhorcfopK offering,* the county that d»v. I await w ith fond" an^d** w ith ' French troops^wa
cgpacitvv Mr.’pa^ion. - " . \>cn<' of thi* most dashing
warm friends J ; _ _ J' .- . . ^ z TrT.iw.—*c..i - - • p n .
—
x , ilip MaftH'Z' It^pmced .thetp in po*
Monday Morning: ho,K contested.
t
county arc
muse begin to
more sacrifices in order‘to win
\nother-thing about .this
saving# campaign and "the pled-
• cured, more people subscribed
• veial tnindred than wt-Te reach-
■ mv of-the other; drives^jq Ih^
\ Tips has tvYo - Reasons v^fityh
. h'- used to account for it I.Y
. ; place the amounts Were
• * . nd thus .more tu reach of
p-iv on c>f sniall means, and then
spirit is, - growing 'eT^jurp
Enjoyable Dinner
For Mrs; KinarcfNL
p
;r •;
p|; n of the-Firmpnizn fot.- th : *
v imrs y tiuup - was
unbjue . aniU grippH the at
of. the profit everyw-»k .
n of tiie hc.K bolidav*' wa ♦ j - -*- -
Mo for the splendid :■ tnlbec-
: leeted tl)i* workers ‘ atij
n - s in their campaitpit. **/]
e-tri"‘-nc-:s v ith which theype-
i-np-ilation 0! the county gmso
oppotjr.ttifj*' to.aid ^their uov-
* was 'renulVtcable-. and thev
K
:Qf COM ——b-
getf. ■ Jfo'then returned #o feaebln-r. bill
wrhieh
.wtfnnti
work haw
ion since.
be*n engaging hi-
Mr Ackerman
wou
news of
•njashin
prince's
one. villa
t Wo woods
honor of place in the v.if
the last yt; hours b •:
tirSaulf on the --r; vvn
left which won for (hem
c, an important hiM. and
with the ptrat 1
'V,’ -! !e tjfe < ruiBjivD .• .yrvu
Usth. 'here jt. no need f**f^th*- work
• rs t'» - ''*t iip till GjXanu’nht bllot
ted is • ed: Ncdl
.returns
— - • * ■ ■ - ,, ,.vuv ij'ag'xoi 45-t
prfsoltecs prelifu^narc'-crtuni huor
"Altogether tAe-
wliich Was carrierl oi:t ihcoi
his ,sv*r>ices in
Ackerman hue
o»er tie* county
strong . mppyrt"''in
-rr
\^Zr Wn: Registrants l^ft
r<* not
ch , of the Jown
Is rea/buabb'Jsifbe that
fulK reporfed will 1»« -
e^rofnl now shows. Th
count* deserves prsl.'
done
Tin
lii
\V.' V. Jones for Nlsgisfrato.
The - fird of \V. X. Joyes, of Ash
ton." wrho announces his candidacy'
for magistrate of Rroxton township,
appears in this issue 4>f The Press
and Standard, “I ncle" Newton, as
he is familiarly known over, the
county, needs no introduction to
any voter In his township, everyone
of whom knows him. well. He is
the first candidate to announce for
this office and it is not ithoucbt |
there will he any- opposition to h's
succeeding himself. Alp: Jones
been magistrate t n y'* numhep'm-
years, and has petjtmmed hjtr'nutia.t
with i/bllity and fairne!;
On-r^
I" -- n: h in Green. XValler.
'Henry rf I
William*.
Hioit. Round:
AYaJterbord
AV. D. Hmonk^ftfr Alaci*tiate. to
. W. D. Shropk^nas his cupd in thi* l-y !
Irriu; for ✓''magistrate of Warren bor©
township He is asking- f<vr re-eiee-
laving served'one term, being
rted two years ag-p’.
Mr. 8moak hs .well known in his
co^J[lnlunit!^, w-hofp lie -has been a ,
life-lonm. resident. He engaged in Th- number 0( voters who hav
'farming and his frt*hd*'think.'h?. '•* far- Is exceedtpgly. w.g4l.
-will have no trorihb* in succeed in - TV time for enrollmg ,svcr\;ti,m»-
h-msejf a- ■ ■ /d. and those who expect'tt) - vote in
statehicHJj^ i^nemely. iiuporta
. high^rfjound wlrlgh domiuntes vhoi
' . .. . . , only t’hateau-Tricrry. rtlie piytd »j
The ftdlowlng .regirtrnnt.-. ' *Lrfhe German lefL but a vas>4tretch
Moadtiy morning D. enter sur roundlng chuntpyside ov
or special train^fK: in »),),.p the German legiopkinust pass
branches of the service whit. J w m>n th t rdT Paris from
men left for Cointfiblp^Srhere the. |h t ^ V,
w "' Vf" training Th» Fniver , { , a G* dls’paf.u/from the l „Ke,
sHy and the negroes to Orangeburg ^ rv1w 8talT corr^^ont wlt5,
where thev-rtfill be in* the Stal- „ rt . A , n ^i ra n armv J the Warn
college Jo'* 1 - Sv - shows that hitter fighting is stil
leaving for the I nlversitv The battle c.
lumWa* were Ja<*oh Lawrence
arter. Lodge; 'AVilliam ^
Davis. NVaRerboro , Route
Berry .Hu&snn. Ruffin: James ^
ndton. • >< x . .
istrants who wreji?
were Wfrjffcv Pros ^
(' rad'
Lodge.
M, r
Sulll-
-i \
.RenfiS. Jr.. I*Limlb
."Ho - p**gro reris
1,019,115 AMERICAN
SOLDIERS IN FRANCK
Aloi-t
• N ’• ,
’ —IVr^miw There
Tlmu TtMMHMt Actual
•4.
will
.KVR'H.Lfvt; VKRY SLOWLY
✓nu
a.IMMI.OOO fry Jitn. \\
.WashiH -
mi II ion
:>v ailnbl
.'hips,
I he ^GrTal
e than Jh
people-of th
.!oi* the ittfe'ldld work
, Idiuit Flidi >len)lH*i*.
✓follow ing ^'vj u- - Itill
club* nu-mbersi for
reported to date
Urovt-.n T.iwn-tiin
intlle Conipati'
fan. Peoples HaiyK ot
lii/er
Wirren Tf.wnsliip Vain
<’> t'n.. .Rank ©f Sipo^ks. Fred .Pad/i-tl.
Verdier Township .las. K. Pen ri
ll WEclimaii. Mrs .1 T -
Col . .las, G. I'mlgett. Firsl\
al Rank.' fnrrmji's and Mer
lantWj [Ignk. Collcturt Ranking- r<>
mi GJ>Aer Townships
and Merchants Rank. R. H
WGlis. A. ). Wit
Ofitlitli. pelrce. R
' Ackerman and
•t'lh and wife
\ Heyward Tow-n-bib
"ift,C H Rnynton, J,
•‘9 ,' " ’ ^ - Or* - ; -
The following is, the, toial : 0"r1 '? ?>
for the va-b us fiiwjisUips r *»' aM '
time of going td pit*' - -
Rroxton .Too iiv.bi)i.
Mlotmeot ■.■. ;; L . .
I'-cviou.-ly reported
I .mice, additional TO 1 ’
line of the best things that, be.;
taken plate at Fire Hill cnnuntlnit*.
during tb« past several months tpuk
place on last Wedmisday. Jinjj*-.“ , r,'4
lien most of th** relali>es.jfnd^*soiu •
tr'.xqds a seinliled at. the . home of
J. I'V^JG.n.i'riT to d*) iioiiMlge to his
T J*««tf)Vi d "wife, end oiir ’ siste; - in*
.ChriM. i n her sewntteth hirth*!a''- '
Sister- ixina'.l ik- an." Itnmiyrant in,
i!i-- ti -v-t i-.-nse of ilp -v word.^'#H'l
v t she.,*' not disloyal, lor-she - Is,
't ow' - vvb. and alto; -'♦her a Coil**-,
t- ni^r ■ Seventy years ago slv
✓bVh )n old Rarnw* !J count
/trrriltg l<er sev ont*** nth
i that retmth^wTiicb lesus
N wodemu>e-Vvas' ecsetutal 1
of^jJto kingdom of f*o‘b
she' atr ail - ,
in -th**' v in« y:i * - d' of th
1 Souve' tw envi>riuu yenrs a; o .
e lOnertl fnniilv indveik to Coll-*-
ton count' and “ip-tv* tlmt Urtie sb*
i,. ; - Klin d l as. Vcn ;.n amKe .wer!
l!l iir R n-- Rrofe Rapt Is? 1 diui'cli
Our hflovyd sister In Cl,rial \y^n
a Jo.-in of/Arc to, save FranyfT b*iK
she i*- ;yi inslrVinerr in (lodks, hand’
•in liVjpiUg i-> save her ftfruRy an*:.'
th-yc.-t.inunity at laigyr She is rt
ttie president/ ol th<* Wit,,
can’ yi.-fjonary - '><ociet.\ at *h«
eliutch. Sh* i net a MoTj' Ritcbc.■
*»© heeenje .*.• rtRistilMte and Imr!
at the entiiK put sh-
te us*- of tliat spiritual
condemns' stn and put' - ^
names 'and addresses of ''the
t*i Ip* ordered to report are as
' follows: , , ‘ ' •
T , x White Men. '
R^us (Ireland. Ruffian. . — ,
Charlie English Carter, AVilliams
hurled Jlai vey Croaby', Round,
oylers RiMon Carter, Ritter. V
Marsh; II I ravcp. Cottagevlife. ^
Walter Tracy («-r_,^ttrrfnk s
Men- ■*• ClifJon FfalK^’Lodge
Rill iojF rank I to G a rr i s; Co^K* t o if.
Roy ilernd?)n. IslandtoiivR^
(Julll t- H ier-i,.' K hrha nfli.
11 fram IJcnJrfti id flo-'ii.
v i?le. .
Autos James Jennesr*.
• N» ly Julies, L-lantRi
Charlie Asbui vjdtfrtin,, Ruffiti,
Thomas Ltui/\hirtjn. Rutlity
* 'Lb" VViruvi f), f.odgv.
il»*p>/TilJiotf MeTeer, Wc-gine.
f tn 'ijlvmb G.’Quim/Wiitiams
N
j,
mdtotj.
-■ ox .. oimui*
:1 - .--* I.a- R* (|m jgcvHlof
». Ifribo •*-; L-rZAtouad. R. 2
u.iml<Vw«
infosf:/
to.the
-'i ice that
tiie .st
*err>
Jt
l*ol«
Ranr
h 1 Rry
Hnar
AndreiY "Ruin-
.fosepli Ca) ■ '
John C »av. M,
Joe Cbi'«.J.' W
Jr' in l : '
l.'eo. • i - i-ay.
itenrx v\ iRfsoiy Dion*
y*-i sop'V.*'igf-'i'. tiipe. t
Men. . .
fuspn. Rvitlltx* RC-2
n, Watteilioro, «U - . J-
son, Week.-... v . •;
arlestou.
' Pond
S.f
.White Hi
. Wlygiris.
Ritll* -
.■.ttal-ev IF--
itittw-r. ’
/•
/"
H '
Islandton'.
a
I'omt. „ •
cnm., Rnnk.
Snerblan m
Farmers
VVilHa, Dr R. S'.
IK T.
A
V I"-. L. H. Grif.-
T lb)* n
H M;’rv ip.
st*el bullets
is gifled 'in
sword wh
the devjpio flight , x
v*
* / * -
"OHlers. work 'with ^patient .skill.
.Alftthers labor later still
Vothen* parti oh. haltng yeV
RiV Motht>rs pardon and forget
eR. others throw their faitli aw-a).
Mothers pray and pr.ix and pray
Ope <d,'ist**r Kinartl'e sisters was
depmj-il from attemling the birth-'
•lay tltn> ft r owing to the fact that
she was sick ami in on*- of thK'Cp
luiuhiii liK-^iHtals. W^all wish he; ,
well tJ\*A*M»nd trust that in th«* near'
future site wiM be able to return t-i
lier honi*- near Fairfax TV follow-
Ipg some of the pear relative'*
w ho’ Sr:, i*(U - *i tits* tlinner: W./ K-
Regup DuRpbt. 1, Riillin.
i, AbralialiiyKlt Jds. Gyeen
Ervin Glover, \V**ekH_ K* •
(Wtoll Hailey, Lodge.
‘ Ramsty^ Jpnkins, Stoke#. '
Shephard Jenkins, Springfield, Gu
Jie* Levine, Ritter, IL 1.
William Hagood Lynali, Cottace-
ville
panibr Maree. Round.
Aleve Morgan, - Wiggins. •
TiuioUi.) M* - >li!lan, Islandton
Charley Parkin Islandton. ‘
Tom Pjnckney, CikHagev ille.
Esaw lUvem*),'Springfield. .C.a,
Dosia Utcc.' Islandton
Herbert Rice. Islandton
Francis Jefferson llishc.t. Syifoaks.
. Will itfitwell.'Ruffle
fhkviil Singleton, (}reeu/Rbn»l
Riehard Singleton, Cdlleton
Timothy Stephens.y^moaks
Cash Stewart, R,
H©rb**rt Thin
-Hie
Riant Sylvanla, Ga.;\JohP/. M
R r a n t. 'lin-T: M r>-. 1r'e«-rt
P. r. It lot i n Card Wale. t
A new - candidr.le for
lb Frart»r township - ^s a 4ard <a
tMs Diane of The Press find Stand
ard:. Mr. Hiott'a enyr’ into this
rtieh makes an interfi^.iflt ramp: ig©
^Prtsiilble. There are three'c*!ndUf;> f es
now in the race for thir office. M».
Hiott has many friends in the- town-
fbip who are anxiotf? to roe him
* ccesaful in the-tace.
th** primary election^' in Aug'i-t
should no* postpope ehrOlllng. It
imtst tK>t bey-forgotten that - ’ every
.voter mH>r *nroll his own name on
b** c]>rb book nearest lily , place .of
residence. ' .-iccording to the ruby
governing th«* primary elections >n Tt'O.oort
this State. x - - ’ .' 'A' S
lount o? deft* it'.
R«*ll* T«)\vi»*lil|u
V’Of uje.lt . v . ^
I’reviously reported
R\ .1. W. Durham
fLMro
to
sentativ'ea
Lan;;<tab*
from this county.
Is well known A-)
S'-- *•>
H- H«*<lgc* C'cndidate.
Thf -hnme of H. Hodges app* ;.rs
in this iasne df The Press and
county, am! ha* held th^offices of
magistrate ard corotp r jle served
r.s m a gist rale for two ^ - ears anl
was cororer three*' He/has bepn a
Gacher, and t*/at pj^senl tlistrict
ton. Jul>^2. - More ti*aii
a. million Ameriwin soldiers liav«-
gone to Franc*)/ The exact number.
1 .ifl !i,11 5. w:«.s dii« - iosed in .corre
spondence between ITesident Wil
son' - ami, .Secretary of War Raker
•late*!'yestffiday and made public to- • ^
cl IV ‘ ^ * ’ • • • ■ •
is, ' . • , * , ' touflf of deficit
Df this number approximately I4..v„ n „i To«o*l.i.,
are fighting troops. ' - - Hc)vvnnl Toun'l.lp.
Shortly before the fiinnouncement lotmjht . . .. .. /
- watr made the house appropriations ' '•■'iouslv
M--. - committee made public testimony L Frank
efore that body id connection with ‘
-c**nv i
I li .»x. Mr j/*n<t, Mrfr
ex nie. ami
;«,\nnb* l»>X n - <»ud dai-liGi
Ruth. jVugusla, Ct< \
,,, The t.jiucr w ■.'/ tine
V - V'ltii-t cv - > •»ri*.;/pr* - .-:**liy enjol*;
'* V-Itll) dav- • \Mer jmiTir-i ^/d. voGnpfi!
< L Tfifi
• I.**,' <»
Mrs.
t'ulimilibC'for
A ~ iKvrKlfpshand
,*)r>
^fdrr**/|
s«
loirs** of
**ld song*
ye# re • age.
Herndon ha. left
Greenville to he with
who ha* been t - ans-
—
*amp Sevier.
t'he be
r*-p<vt«>d #ytL2?h
Thompsinr
*27.000 X*
the
army budget. In it (Ten. R. E.
Wood, acting qtiart^rmaster general
of the army, disclosed the fact that
by January 1 the lTilted States will"
_ ,s at ppt*senl district ..have In uniform’an army 4,000,
^tandan^as a candidate for ye-elee ^ ra mv \rl^ 1 ^Th'e LOlfi.l 1 5 represents apKoxl-
yon as rhacistfatc In FraW town, r ,‘* n,b vC^notnn^Hiv ' Jnatvly 25 divisions
/rhip, Mr. IJedfes succeeded Carol den for Colleton doui i between 40 000
Rutlpr when he resinned the of he?; . Mr.yf ancdale was born and rear-.
*nnt of d*fi
Yerdicr Toyvmvhti*.
r/.onnfr over ......
, l.owrwlo* jpmvi»*4hlp
$.)
$6,60*1
xm»
Miotment
* *
- , reported
ro by Mr
on-the basis Of .Amount of deficit
and 45,000 men-*ry ! sherMan'fi1t«l liluv
. -M ""V,1 fighting and ancillary units to a 4l- \Tlotment . / . .
tO E^rform KU #.•«) - , ***- *
?rfoj-m
c*pc
the
tigers in his
sequent
liquor gt on down there
the election in FrSSer
"» 1OJMS Vlb*fhi.eiTt -• ••
-~rt£r—r-~~ PryAiomly r/oorted
?X,?)*,I ’Frrui <ffeen .Pond
•Ayre Hall . ../
'. .K-. . $125 OOQi' Eion >1 F. -Church , L
fix,(ISO , Ry Paul AVfifte.i . . , . *!
■ /* IL L. Sullivnn I
' *8.740 2«',52 > i A"' K * '•
•v, • Amount of d*flHt
;v . . .,$9Jkt80 Fraser ToHnship
«*r Townsbiiiv. , I'Allotnu nt . ; ' . .
a .. Jacksonhoro..
White Hall ,
Green lAind
gum,* Round. .
no. 'Islandton
iams, Round,
ianis. Islandton.
A’ade WilliajiiM. Charleston, .y-
\sbnry Wricht. WaReihonvTj** "4
' N Th** Local 'Riiaixl - annopitees that
wtUjKKss fi!J«n S» ayaltabb* whit't
men 1 iu. eoiort-d IfCclayt* ope (th**
new*- MauxiRMib*'nyf yet availablet
all • of w hopKii re aboilt'
far as^JtffmiuSsope,
* - erne«L Jh« ). h;ifv h*-»;n ’ < unable to
further *iefer__lb*-KuHRng of* - farmers
but hjjiyjraliad to rallNdiese men In
^**tnfenc- of order niHhln'il, Th'i
lyhcal Hoard is a very
.worked, tired set -of
have served without — r
5 4 7(i and have largely received- only ajKis-*
and criticism from unthinking^ men
• -,in for tb*Mr patriotic service/ They
• hope that the*yoi*ng mep - called for
, service and thefr frieiyL“ Will undeh*,
i“tamf that the Loral Hoard is
powerlefie as they a^ 1^) furtjjrerj
fer their call find will not •buslego*
:the vanouvAllerabers of pr^ hdard
with useless ropferenc©#’and appb-
catlonsAn an endeavor to remain
haivy o’ while lotiger. ft
A
on a gar .sfL-
•-.raiions^rK'cori
iiiuMi over
men. They
compeosafiqir
X
* • ♦
Hi
it his full dpty find has .f.angdTale and has’been engaged in! 20G,Q00 have recelvevl. 11 g /months i>.
espdeially active |ln run^its*' farming all his life. He is well j •'piningYor more b^ck of the line-tn c - 4 j.,
own the liqtior dealert* or ^birfid thought of in hjs oonnnunltf and ' J ' rano e or on thp-JlghtiUfi front. »
townsh ia^'As.a eon-, has manfi friends who confidently ! Assuming >hat between now and
illicjt sale of • fi^pect him to be a winner. . jN'oveniber 1 the war department did
rnot have monthlv nmro »hon th^•
gjJ^^mount of deficit ‘
•HiUi Mr. Laocdale’s entrv into this
Will 1 race maKcs four cabdidates foj^fhe
reported f 2.!>.'nr>
J. W. Ackerrtian 225
ottageviUe^K. , J0 f '
Red Oa’
iteth
f 4’ r i.nff0
Pteviouslx* reported $2,735
HenhetCs Point . . 29(1
[
l.o 5fi
100
watched’Trlth Drierest. and -the i two/ position*. Representative W. ' JA»uary 1,
fends of Mr. ■Hmlces think ho will W. Sfinoak is a candidate to succeed- by the Mi,
a X ’ iWiitficrf. cot. J W. Hill. CaPt. Gef*. !tiffin
/ -W
4*. X. «—^ . - .. . ^
ot. have monfhK more than
average transpolted' nionthly
Vniounf- of deficit ..
% -• ,f s '-. BecwpItnUttofi .
' ,; H o Hiovton township f^o.4ho
W’arren township ^ 1fl^ t 90 o
n ' 'UMiltiply the troubles of
•», /R«»ard and consume
iistrants - time
ation‘confrOntln
overned
$5
re would be-in
winter sets in
1 AdfO.OfiO.
anee,
mor«
J W. Hill. Ci.pt Gef).
Rrunson and Mr. Igincdnle ar*
Lanirdnlc f.w llet*re*en«Hll»o''the ..other candidate? : It is humor-/ Vrs. R. G. llyrne has returned
ad that there mav he twq other CEp-t^>m » visit at Fort Screven, where
■ dates to shy'tfceiri/ hats ipjo tyi^e.was the guest oPher son
ring ifl a few days. / Hyrtle *
Allotment
Previously.
Hy E
llloko Tontishi|i.
reported
A. y Marvin
$13,290
180
$Moo
*12.500
16.245
26.820
35
At thr solicitation of many frien*|.\
Colurut.iK *;/ t,».ne«’a1e announce’
bi'' can,)j,)^y f UT *'.,e'offlee of rep ,- <. - - - r’ 1
\i .ount oversubscribed . . $1,270
Transferred "to Lowndes for ^
Heyward township
Verdjer townfihip
Sherlda t and Glover
Blake township
|j)wndes townsijjjr' •,6^r.
Fraser townfih'p 4,02
Bel!*-toWJl<hlp 18.390
tit
ret
rcy;l*tni
the reg''
h.^KHu-
bh are
a* rig-
-^overn
■ X. . H
n the daily press that
other Jtfifivf calls for both white and
are to follow th^ latter part
j^j^july. As the law requires the
^calling of®all the registrants oiit .of
'eJass ope of the class of 1917 be
fore th«- new registrants of the- elasa
of 1918 can be used. ^J?1ery man in
class one of the ol$>s of
he preparing ftrr' a
I