The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-08-22
Industrial School Plans.

Industrial School Ptans.
| "A meeting of the State board OF
correctional administration was held
Ill the Palmetto Building This board
mas IN charge the Boys Industrial
ochool at Florence, the negro refor.
matory in upper Richland county, and
the proposed girls industrial school
The main business Of the meeting
was to discuss plans relating to this
institution. N. o. Ludlow. government
| architect, and his assistant, ]. Carol
Johnson, Of Columbia, met with the
board and presented plans which were
satisfactory to all and were unani.
mously adopted. Bids will be called
for at once for the erection of the
building. The institution will be sit
uated about eight miles from Colum.
bia OH the Newberry road.
The matter Of electing a superin.
tendent was deferred unt' later
date. Several application .'e before
the board.
Gov. Manning recently received
$4,000 from the government to aid the
State in view Of the war conditions in
this State which call for SO much
money for the camps.
The board was composed of A. r..
Jamison, chairman, of Greenwood: DR..
e. M. Matthews, Florence; Walter B
Wilburn. Charlestnn; b. G. Clary,
Gahney: j. B. Johns, Florence, and
Dr. Rosa II. Can't Of Spartanburg.
y. c. V. Reunion.
BY order Of Maj Gen. w. A. Clark.
commanding South Carolina division,
U. G. ", David Cardwell, adjutant gen.
eral and chief OF staff, has sent
through D. r. Fleniken, adjutant of
Camp Hampton, to all the u. C. ".
camps in South Carolina the follow
Ing letter:
Dear Sir:-In order that the South
Carolina division may go to the re-
union at Tulsa, Okla, which takes
place September 1927, 1918. comfort.
ably it is necessary for us to know at
once how many men will 60 If sus-
ficient number can be known of in ad-
vance we may be able to engage a
Pullman to go through to Tulsa from
Columbia; otherwise men will have
to take their chances Of a Pullman car
at Asheyille, Knoxville, or even fur
ther on. Therefore advise at once.
If this car is obtained it will leave
Recent S. c. Casualties.
Casualties among South Carolina
troops overseas, as shown by late re.
ports, are as follows:
Killed in action: Lieut. d. e. Mon
roe. Marion Sergts. C. A. Stephen
son, Anderson; w. B. Henderson, Con-
verse; l.. f. Fields, Easley; ]. S. Nun
neary, Columbia; J. G.. Pinckney, La
massee; Privates b. c. Gowan, Spar
tanburg; Riley G. Copes. Bamberg; R.
j. Walker. Cowpens; T. r. Cotting.
ham. Dillon; Peter Washington, Char
lesion
Died of wounds: M. W. King, Iva
Died of accident, or other cause
Private John Dean Williamson.
Severely wounded: Lieut.. j. D. Hol-
liday, Marion; J. G.. Huire, Granite
Vile; Privates j. e. Jennings, Pelzer;
Willie Munroe. Charleston; II. e.
Price, Columbia; f. B. Collier, Rowes-
Vile; G. r. Mann, Greenville.
Prisoners or missing: Sgt. Jas. Rog-
ers, Greenville; Jas. II. Gardo, Easlcy !;
Private P. f. Ragsdale. Pelzer.
Some Charters and Commissions.
The following charters and COM
missions were granted by w. Banks
Dove, secretary Of state:
A charter was granted to the Tex
tile Economy Company Of Greenville
The capital stock is $4,000.
A commission was issued to the
Carolina Wholesale Hardware Co. OF
Columbia. The capital stock Is $780,
900. The concern is to do general
hardware and mercantile business a
A charter was granted to the Lynch
burg Cooperative Ginnery Company
at South Lynchburg. The capital stock
ls $4,000.
A charter was granted to the Black
River Brokerage Company Of Alcolu
with capital stock of $4,000.
A commission was issued to the
Tallevast-Cooper Company Nesmith.
The company Is to do mercantile
business. operate cotton ginnery and
buy and sell cotton and cotton seed
and farm products and vehicles Of all
kinds. The capital stock Is $4,000.
A charter was issued to the Clary
Clothing Company Of Newberry with
a capital stock OF $4,000.
A charter was issued to the Charles.
ton Trust COmpanY The canital stock