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PARDONED BOYS VINDICATED d ii Baker Publishes Record of Dough-, e< boys Saved by President. | ii 1 Washington, Aug. 21?One of the e two American soldiers sentenced to JUST ARRIVED A S( Ntnvpc Ant k/iV/ vw ALSO A CAR LOAD ( Moline Mower i Chattanooga Cane Mil American Wire Hold Ceda Kingstree Hard (We Lead; Otl Furchgott's Fr Visit Ch At Our If you live within a radius i I opportunity is yours to come to 01 BER 1-6 without a penny railroad MAKE A PURCHAS MORE, PRESENT R( ET, AND RECEIVE FULL AMOUNT O ROAD FARE. The Purpose of ? is to offer our firm the chance of < |? of out-of-town friends the efficienc of our facilities and to increase th< p wish to exist between our person town friends. I I We Are Willi I Money on this undertaking in orde state with our establishment. Thoi mail Order Department does?no' trip to our city, so that they ma: Dresses. Coats Suits, Cloaks, M wearables, which are so abundantl; THIS SALE OFFER i FOR THE WEEK Al IN CONSIDERATE ANDS OF SOUTH WHO WERE NOT A rriAtl IlfP U IUMLKAllUi^i, TT JD II VAILED UPON TO ] ? NEXT WEEK ALSO. Think over what you will ne< 19 B for early or late fall and for wint* ip aa.J ree if it v.:i* not pay you to ta m m ; VISIT CHARLESTON . -.M. FURCHGO | 240-242 King St. j ( "CHARLESTON'S SH( &KWJKH K;JE. bsvki eath for sleeping on outpost duty by \ France and subsequently pardon- bei d by President Wilson was killed dei i the great Aisne offensive in July, i>l8, and the other was twice wound- El d and finally honorably discharged, ed This was disclosed last Thursday Co ?__ w< ~j wl )UD CAR LOAD OF d Ranges! * J ai te >'< )F THOSE FAMOUS s and Rakes. % ti< is ti< Is and Evaporators, J Fencing, Tight ;;; Shingles. in ware Company ; . ' 10 VMM re an tiers Follow.) ee Trip Plan I y Sh I th< arleston I b II I Tl1 Expense |5 Iae of 150 miles of Charleston, the j| hr ur city during week SEPTEM- ^ cost to vou. 1 tic B hi] E OF $50.00 OR | wi )UND TRIP TICK- ar , IN CASH, THE . I ,? F YOUR RAIL- 1 fe Ic. as | ro H as this Free Trip g S g?, iemonstrating to our thousands p . y of our service, the broadness f in IIJ? I tu J spirit OI xncuuuiicsa nmui r> v. = a se jiel, our firm, and our out-of- S eo n( ing to Lose | y g ir to acquaint the people of our 5 asands already know what our ^ w we want to give them this Ij ta ? in person view the beautiful jg "j, illinery, Furs, and other Fall jj 'e) y shown at Furchgott's. B ar WAS IN EFFECT | ia GUST 25-30, BUT g v OF THE THOUS- f in , CAROLINIANS I T ^FORMED OF ITS | AVE BEEN PRE- | ws EXTEND IT FOR | to ^ ! | m | m -J ? 4?Va navt t*r =E 111 ffll UUIiUg bllC UCAW 1VW 444VUVMW; SE ?r. Make a list of these things, | ^ ke a day next week and ' j| wl \T OUR EXPENSE. | a I sis n & sons, : CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 = 1 aw 1PPING CENTER." 1' |M||| be an exchange of correspondence tween Secretary Raker and Presint Wilson. Private Forest D. Sebastian, of dorado, 111., 20 years old, was killin the Aisne battle, Private Jeff ok, of Lutie, Okla., aged 19, was junded in the Argonne offensive, lere he* received his second wound. In writing the President of the illant conduct of the boys after the es.dent had pardoned them, Secrery Raker said: "You will recalj that early in 1918 ur death sentences were presented ' n 1. you irom r ranees iwru, iui ui.-wcence of orders, you remitted to rms of imprisonment, and two >ung boys, Sebastian and Cook, ho were convicted of sleeping on itpost duty, you fully pardoned. "It will interest you to know that >on restoration to duty both made >od soldiers. Sebastian died in bat?Jn the Aisne offensive in July, f >18. Cook was wounded in that bat? and restored to health in time of fht in the Meuse-Argonne battle, hen he again fought gallantly and , as the,second time wQpnded. He is now been restored to health rough medical attention and has en honorably discharged from the' nice." President Wilson, in acknowledgg the Secretary's letter .wrote: "Thank you for your thoughtful ss in telling me about the records ade by Sebastian and Cpok, the ,o youngsters who were pardoned r sleeping on outpost duty. It is ry delightful to know that they deemed themselves so thoroughly id it was very thoughtful* of you give me the pleasure of learning out it." o I NEGRO SOCIETY SETBACK hile Its Organizer Is Beaten And Chased Out of Tow*. Austin, Texas, Aug. 22.?John R. mi ?V/tttf Vorlr cA^rofari' nf Iiiau\ , %JL * Wi l\, fc7VV4V??..^ , _ ? National Association for the ad- | ncement of colored people, was merely beaten in front of his hotel Austin last Friday and ordered catch the first train out of town. ie beating was administered by reral men following a meeting Id with negroes by Shillady. He reed to leave town at once. Two weeks ago local officials orred the disbanding of a local anch of the National Association r the advancement of colored peo? on the ground that the associa?n had no permit to operate in ;xas. At that time feeling was jh and it was reported that both lites and negroes were purchasing ms. Shillady, who is a white man, came Austin Thursday and had a conrence with Attorney General C. M. ireton regarding a charter for the sociation. Local officials who intergated him were assured that the sociation has for its purpose the inging of social equality and deare that Shillady advanced arguents along this line. The meeting with negroes Friday llowing these conferences was not terfered with, but as Shillady rerned to his hotel he was met by veral white men, who administer1 a severe ^eating with their fists, e was then escorted to a railroad ation, where he bought a ticket r St Louis. Shillady was warned >t to stop in Texas. o EGRO EDITOR EXTOLS I. W. W. ttacks Dixon, Griffith, Vardaman, Williams and Smith Washington. Aug. 25.?Race angonism over the country is due to ncendiary utterances of would be aders of the race now being circuted through the negro newspapers ui magazines, of South Carolina,' clared Congressman Byrnes Monty In the House. Behind this propaganda, he said, ere desires of some politicians to crease the number of negro voters id designs by some capitalists to { cure negroes as prospective strike j eakers and levers to keep down ages. Negroes in the South are alleged be ill treated, Byrnes said, wherethe "Southern negro is actually aking rapid progress accumulating oney, buying property and educatg his children." Mr. Byrnes read editorials from a 'ashington negro publication in tiich he said the I. W. W. was extollas "the labor organization which lew no color line." Senators John iaro Williams and Hoke Smith, rmer Governor Vardaman, of Mistsippi, Thomas Dixon and D. W. iffith, the motion picture producer :re attacked in the editorial. "The law-abiding negro still is inted in the South," Mr. Byrnes id, "but those who have been inflated with the desire for political aality or social equality must stay ay. Here is no room for those the latter type." o [f you can't understand it, it may art or poetry. I 'VvV \w ' -xr 7' /P srop //a\ > \ \x t x>\ ! s'.t?dla/hke stoke \-y\\ \\ vy. \)\ o/r those ha/lz xs\ v~~?t. v)_l sceela/s a ho h/hc 'vX aZ rHC p?S r c/ _ y\ \ \ hard wake / okde - ' a,vd jxw 'r fc*6et || T&'ij Tht? sh'nglea?/*.S ni wt1-^ The Tools of^l _ . "m a Trade 1 EVERT GOOD MECHANIC IS CAREFl TOOLS HAVE CHARACTER THAT REFLECT CAPABILITY OF THEIR OWNER. WHAT SATISFACTION THERE IS II IMPORTANT IT IS TO HAVE THEM WHEI IN BUYING TOOLS! WE HAVE GIVEN THES HAVE FOR INSPECTION THE VERY BEST T LIABLE MAKERS. A CALL AT OUR STORE V THE BEST QUALITY OF TOOLS. KINGSTREE H. (We Lead; Others Follow.) The A n. dtO 5 I We will open op in Manning, story department store 9u feet by 1 This building will be equippe comfort of employees and patrons. Men and Women'4 Departme throughout. All other Department? equip: ner. I Meat Market equipped with i Manning is an ideal town to nificient new and modern court hous paved sidewalks; streets will proba ice plant; water and sewerage; het excelelnt schools and churches; be and helpful citizenship; four banks fertilizer factory; flour milling plai fact a town with all the advantage city. ' Manniqg is the center of an i miles average radius, as progressr State, and Manning is determined t no other town can serve it. Come a We desire to get into commui following departments in THE ALD Retail Grocery; Wholesale Millinery; Shoes; Dry Goods and N Women's and Children's Ready-to-V Meat Cutter; Stenographer and Bex Reliability ability and affabiL' if interested, state fully in f whether married or single and cond THE ALDER1 tP ' L MANNI] CHARLE^WOODS, Manager, * , ; # # ' * r ? ' 3 'I I' y: ' j \ A ,, i at n??wn(r-.v A"Z> ???l &LAMBS /f/S ,? *"& let'S y<*4 TOOLS; AS, F/ , rw /? ??? r?* . ' A ,W.v r?K G/T JOT.wny 3XMr, ,Pf/> 1 Vt7C v -<?-?' ' M<* " TVXOOGH TTrffte VOOksEcA A- t l ^ &VC1.E ED. 600D SAW OMCS % A I camt DO no / JUST, MAT*. Hfi to . \ \\ with Mtfi/O lbwD MY OcaSm ? \ \\ <?* th/$ *aad tools TO ' ? \ \\ ^ anybody;? \ Vi I /T""^ THAT A WAY fT^ %\ t i. A^mm\ dl^?_ ' ; -A i\ ,-y IL OF THE TOOLS WHICH HE OWNS AND USESl ' - i r THE CHARACTER, THE PERSONALITY, THE , * HAVING GOOD, DEPENDABLE TOOLS! HOW f f NEEDED! WHAT CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN iE MATTERS OUR BEST THOUGHT, AND WE 4 HAT CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE MOST RE,V" ULL CONVINCE ANY BUYER THAT WE HAVE , f'? ' p " > , 4RDWARE CO.. C } ?i KINGSTREE, S. C ".'- a IShb ~7>'" i f . v, 9&3H ' /5 Merman I .v > *! -)^ ?res! ' ipr SfcM S. C., about September 1st, a new two- .? 50 feet basement 30 feet by 90 feet. 4 V*lt d with ail modern conveniences for the V >' nts equipped with Grand Rapid fixtures r * ped in most modern and complete maniutomatic refrigerating plant. live in; county seat of Clarendon; mag- 5 e with beautiful grounds; public library; bly be paved this year; electric lights; ilth unexcelled; beautiful shady streets; autiful homes; progressive, hospitable ; four tobacco warehouses; oil mill and it; excellent artesian drinking water; In 3, without the disadvantages, of a large , f igricultural community, with twenty-five ve and promising as any other in the o serve this community in the future as nd see, for "seeing is believing." lication with "live wire" sales people foi ERMAN STORES: Grocery; Hardware and other ware; 8 otions; Men's Clothing and Furnishings; B Vear, Furniture and House Furnishings; B >kkeeper combined. I ity are indispensable requirements. 1 irst letter experience, references, age, B ition of health. B HAN STARFS J Tlilil IL/l VIIUU^ NG, S. C. (Temporary Address) Alcolu, S. C. *' ' J