The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, April 21, 1927, Image 4
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THUB8DAT. APRIL «8T. 1M7.
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No lnaota is Mnsil, tarnsr or s hick
'<0 thoM who behove them-
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Two« Homer who sold, “Hateful to
is os the gotes of hades is he, who
idee one thine in bis mind and speaks
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President Cootfdge restores citizen-
•hip to three boofleyfori. It had to
be done. Our popdation i# being de-
pletod too fast. '
The gMs of today hove little on the
fkieof yesterday on any other genera
tion. As e matter of fact, they hove
little on themselves.
It is reported e New York doctor
found one mother who wee feeding her
Jlttie hoy milk became there wasn’t
• drop of fin in the house.
Flying from . New York to Pert*
to be e popular summer
this year end if all we read
the French hotel and a muse-
managers’ plane to “nick’' the
Aamriean tnuriata la true, flying from
Paris to New York win be even more
Twe Sides.
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A now mi 11 work factory is to bo
started oaon at Orangeburgr
RooHy changes are flpoKod. In
Beaufort, chiefly the fepeighee plan
tation to is New York investor.’
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Actual work has begun on the
Ftpmdn highway. ~7~-
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Hampton Ocsmty will transport its
rural students by bus. .
Production Records
“The Chevrolet Kotor
March Washed all
production records in Ha bistory by
oyparf^ittnfrg 107,900 aufctaMbilas;
an average daily production of LSlf
cars,” says Mr. Yoomana, of the
Causey-Yumans Chevrolet Col, local
I T believe in the worship of God
according to the felHi and practice of
the Raman QMhdfc Church.; . .
in frocekan of wonhip “as a matter
of eight,; in “absolute separatiorW
church and State"; in “support of the
public aeboi system ..as one of the
of An^iriftpi liberty”;
of religion or pro*
hflMtiag the free exercises tbeseof.”
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“In this spirit,” the Goaernoe
concluded his .letter, “I Join with fel-
k>w Americans of ell creeds in a fer
vent prayer that never again In this
land Will any public servant be chal
lenged because of the fsith in which
We wander in our idle way what
jtftw Governor of North Carolm, would
jfeavs to say to the present Governor of
South Carolina.
Sheriff Dyehea, of Barnwell and
Chief of Police Hayes, of Ei lent on,
•sized three large stiila last week n^ur
Robbins, destroying amounts of whis
key and maah aa well as the stills in
the raid.
Margaret Brooks, colored, was ar-
rested lata w'ede near Jacksctv, ih
Aiken County, charged with leading
a big akin game. She was flned $25.
Said to have been operating
around Blackville and other nearby
points, George Hagood was arrested
at Orangeburg with a load of six
cases of bottled contraband wet
goods. A woman is said to have been
working with him taking orders.
The Jasper Reecjnd announces a
great county-wide spelling match at
Ridgeland some time this month.
The Salvation Army has decided to
organize a poet at Orangeburg.
Orangeburg is the 10th county in
the State hr the truck-growing buui-
learatary Hoover saye the rail-
are now in Ana condition, sup
plying “completely adequate ser
vice." He thinks this “vindicates
It show*, at least, that private
ownership is working weN, a* «t well
may when the government guarantees
ralroad owntrs good earnings. Includ
ing Interest on their mistakes end
jaueh water. Private ownership is
going to stay as long as prosperity!
Ways-—everybody knows that. If
things berome very bad, of course,
railroads would say to the govern
ment, “Please take us.”
♦ U should not be overlooked, and
Secrets i y Hoover knows it, that the
UMted States Post Office also gives
“completely adequate service,” and il
NOT under private ownership. Mr.
Hoover couldn't imagine any private
eaterprise carrying a letter from the
southern tip of Florida to the north
ern end of Alaska for two certts.
Disgraceful.
Cap you imagine this?
Washington, D. C., April. Four
puMie-spirited citizens have ad
vanced $10,000 each to care for
468 peer chiUken, wards of the
District of Columbia, who were
thrmtened with starvation as a
result of the Senate Filibuster pre
venting passage of the Second De
ficiency App-iopriafion Bill. The
toena wiH not beer interest. Those
lending the motley are Mrs. Anne
Arctibald, John Hays Hammond,
John Jay Edson end Frank J.
Hogan.
The above case is but one small ex-
ample of the position Federal insti
tutions and department heads now
find themselves in as the lesuit of the
•mothered deflcency bill. In almost
every branch of our government ex
treme emergency situations now ex
ist, those In charge knowing not what
to do. To borrow funds and carry on
is unlawful and makes them personally
liable and in .the end they may be
left holding the sack.
The whole situation is downright
-disgraceful. Unde Sam, richest in
the world, his business and wards on
charity.
Hie filibuster and its.parent, the
ahoit term seas ion is the cause end
they mutt go. Sene’or Norris' Con-
stitutional amendment ending short
aasaiom, filibusters and “hme duck”
legislation is the best/Hing hi sight
at this time. It would install Con-
grass and. Presidanto on the January
fallowing elections.
The Senate passed this bill throe
, The house favors iV
ance to veto on It. Why?
the Home tfule* Committee j
it ctf (the floor. That is, it has ;
It will new see
on the wall and give
Leaden had better the to it.
Farmers of Hampton County will
see instructive educational motion
pictures In many parts of the county.
That county has reduced the tax rate
one mill.
Dr. M. C. Mahew, (hmggiat, and
Eldredge Gregory, soft drink stand
proprietor, were arreted by the Aiken
(police on charge of violating Sunday
“blue law,” in selling on Sunday/ but
were dismissed by Mayor Henderson,
as city ordinance, of 1928 allows sale
of soft drinks on Sunday except dur
ing church hours
I in freedom eduction in public or
I religious schools; in the “principle of
“A new daily record for production 1 non-interference by this country m
was established on March 31, w&en I the internal affairs of other nationo”;
5,075 Chevroiete were run off the aa- j in “the strict enforcement of the pho-
sembiy lines. x visions of the constitution that Con-
“The Chevrolet production last
month exceeded the March, 1926, out
put by 42,783 egfr, a gain of 66.6 per
cent and outstripped March, 1925 pro
duction by 64,404 care, an increase of
148.1 per cent.
“A constantly increasing demand
for the Chevrolet car, nation-wide hi
He hwestence, has made it necessary
for the Chevrolet motor manufactur
ing plants to work night end day to
keep pace with the enonnoqa volume
of sales registered since the ( advent
of the ‘mtaet beautiful Chevrolet in
Chevrolet history.’ Raw material by
the thousands of carloads U moving
into the plants daily where exten
sions and equipment were recently en
larged to a capacity of 1,000,000 cars
yearly by a $10,000,000 expansion pro
gram. . ,
“In the first three months of 1927,
the 267,393 Chevrolet* produced ex
ceeded production during the same
period lata year by 104^486 cam or
64.1 per cent and increased by 197.5
per cent over thy same three mofnths
of 1925.
he has tried to walk
God.”
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Send U» Your Job Work.
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“The number of employes in the
Chevrolet |$o0or company's pkan«S^
totaling »,142 on March 27,1927,
•bowed an increase of 48.3 per cent
fever the 21,678 employes aa of
March 27, last year.” * .
The Bamberg Herald is urging
the building «f more hi
Denies Church end
Patriotism Conflict
Governor A1 Smith, of New York,
in replying to an open letter from
Charles M. Marshall, New York law
yer. etatad that he recognized no
power of the Ronym Catholic Church
“to interfere with the operation of the
Contaitution of the United States or
the enforcement of the law of the
land." Marshall, quoting ecclesiastical
authority, had argued that in any con
flict between church and State, the
Roman Catholic Church chimed the
deciding power for the pope.
Outlining his creed aa “an Ameri-
Chicken Feed
Use High Grade Feed and watch
the improvement in your chickens
Starter, Fine Baby Chick,
Growing Mash, Egg Mash,
Scratch Feeds.
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Lemon Bros..
Barnwell,
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Renew Your Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell yon that
“Perfect Purification of the System
is Nature's Foundation of Perfect
Health.” Why not rid' yoursdf of
chronic ailments that are undermin
ing your vitality? Purify your en
tire system by taking a thorough
course of Calotobe,—once or twice a
week for several weeks—and see how
Nature' rewards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest of all
system purifiers. Get a family pack
age* containing full directions. Only
35 eta. At any drug store. (.Idv.J
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Z^Fast Preliminaries'
MONDAY, APRIL 25th
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Vamp Theatre
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Barnwell, South Carolina
Admitiion, 75c and $1 Ringside, $1.25 ;;
Stepping right along!
No detours! Here’4 the
one road to real ciga
rette enjoyment
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Grocery Bargains
For This Week:
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NEW IRISH POTATOES, 3 lbs. for 2$c
YELLOW CLiNG PEACHES, Nc 2V4 can, per can 20c
ARMOUR VERIBEST CATSUP, Urge size .... 20c
CORN FLAKES ’I”’’lOc
F. and G. SOAP, 6 cakes for ... J5c
STAR SOAP, 6 cakes fool 25c
3 cakes of DONA CASTILE SOAP and a 10c Wash Rag for*’’ sOc
WASHING POWDER, 7 pkgs. for i. ' 25c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 pkgs. for :....:””””l5c
BABO, 2 pkgs. for j| c
ROSEBUD MATCHES, 2 pkgs, for fte
^MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, per lb! ’’”l9e
SODA, 6 pkgs. tor ---*"”"~”"”25c
W1 WILL HAVE FOR THE WEEK-END STRING BEANS.
CUCUMBERS, YELLOW SQUASH, FRESH TOMATOES, GREEN
CABBAGE AND GARDEN PEAS. ALSO PLENTY OF FRESH
MEATS, FRESH FISH ANP FRUIT IN ABUNDANCE.
PHONE 1$2 • '
ALL CASH., * NOTHING CHARGED
eed Grocery Co.
Klatural jf
Tobacco
<• Taste •
Compare Chesterfield with
any of the highly - sweetened
cigarettes and you’ll have the
answer. Natural sweetness,
natural character, natural to
bacco taste, the very thing
you smoke tobacco for!
1+and yet, tbefrt MELD
Ijoostt a Myxxs Tomacco Co.
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