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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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tvr I?rl?*4* |M-r annum
Camden. S. <.. September 5, 1917
ten PAGES THIS WEEK
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Wor Id Argentine, finds hitn*elf in
a phkle of a tlx, It wus refuted
thai he had H?m1 Argentina ami taken
iKiHKa^o on a Spanish steamer 11 r 11 1hI?
emitter* arc holding? "I1 Spanish strain
crs in houMi of it''"
.Joseph l???vy, of I'llt-sburK. ?Iihwh a
senteixe of two years in the Atlanta
federaI |m-ii for )iit)m rsoiiathitf a soli
of Se? retai l I >anlels The ymjIlK man
sueeoeded in olitaniini; money by this
ruse and mIho Kalinsl admit ta ikv to
i lit* New \oik nai.i >aiM
\ It I Mai lawier. farmer. iner
i 11 it i ? i and business man of l<aiir.eus,
in a statement >;i\ en to llu* ihi'ss Moii
? lav -lulivs tluil he will he in the rifee
for (In- | nllcil Stairs senate hi 1MJV
('oloiii'l I Mai math- llu* rare for tin*
seuat.e several (cars ajio.
It was 1'its* enough to u'i'l I he
Kaiser out uf thiiM' Chieas^o sjwilerM,
(?lit il is another and altogether itlf
ferent matter i<> Ket liiin out of the
Ueojjraphy" sjiys-y>4iii e\rhallKe. Kill
when \oiir I nt'le Sa mini ?ets through
with 11 i 111 lie will lie hii k \ to ln> in
the dictionary
|{i'l m'i'h'ii ta 11 ve Sain .1 N'iehols, of
S | mi r f a i) I it i rir. will lie anions the Ainei
ii'iin i oiiL'ressiiieii who will leave on
Oi'IhIm i' 'J I fin a trip to (lie Hawaiian
Islands Tii ese islands iHfupy a sfra
leirie |iositioii and it is the wish of
these people that Ameriea know their
needs from a military standpoint
From the irlowihtf aeeouiita siime
pa|i4-r^ pnlilish of the wonders that
Iio11 led fluid Ili um's ahont. we might
lie led to believe that all the Cerman
people need to elnili^e their viewpoint
ami to'make them behave like eiviliz
? ??I folks is :i liberal dose of 'ranlae
niiiu' and evening.- Aiken Stand
I tob" I ? r i \ t ? r. that elYer veseeii I. bail
weiirhi. who at one time
wrote insurance Inre for tin1 Carolina
<\isualti I'n.. I'll' who is now Auditor
for that eimi|iiiii is :i visitor in Cam
? I ? ii this week P.ob says he is all
i ? ii keiI iiml primed for the eauipaimi
? ? f I!? I s lie I.. ill I I hree a II
11oi|;|ei?? i candidates for tlie ulliee of
K;i i! !'? 1.111 < '? ? in inis.sinner
I'll I eeoinilielida I i"li if the State
I So: i ii I i I* I'irdoiis. Coi era or Manning
has d* . ided ii"' inleri'i'i'i' wi'li the
eii 11 t e i.f Ma' Im > l'almei. a neu'ro
. ,.i v |. i; .a 11>,? 111 ? i j-t 11? j- i.f Ser_'! II
II I ' ; 11 K ' i I: ? >1 'he i >ra n^i'l HI r?' police
l'.-ri < M.i' Li') is s( liediiieil to be eleo
:i.-. ii i j ,ii ;li.* State penitentiary i'ri
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? f ? 11 - j 11* s j I . 11 ' i i: the winter ?
1'.' M " 1 ?? ? row :: > i i n ?? ^Imui il his...;
t ' o; : f \.| p. i . ,| | i.i t. . a he.I II t i f I]
t Aiin riean woman of in> aeqn.i ntai;< *?
! :. 1111 sa i>i 11 in t lie hoped war V olild
j i*i ?; r while his fa t her was a Iii ?? hut.
if ? of lie wmild "stai r a war tin nm
i ineiit lie eanie to the throije. From
Cerard's I ..nr Years i:i Cermaii.i
VISIT THE
State Fair
And Your Boy at Camp Jackson
FAIR WEEK
October 22nd-26th, 1917
Football Games by Soldier Teams Wednesday
and Saturday at Fair Grounds
Carol ina-Clemson Classic Thursday.
Military Minstrel on Grounds Each Night.
Cavalry Drilling a Daily Feature.
Free Acts and Midway.
Good Horse Racing Again This Year.
Splendid Exhibits of Livestock and Agricultural
Products.
KVKNINji (iOWN8
\r<tpt The IC4*i^n Of Simplicity?Ml
lady'ii Slipper Follow* Suit.
Now York, < K*tol>or I).- The question
11 f (?'v tuning I ho "to bo or not
to I?f" of the tllK*OlloU\ HOOIIJN t?? have
heon tltH'hh'il. The optimist lc spirit
Amerh-a ha* prevailed. and \\ liil**
I her*' is not the saint* ffortfeous <lis
I > I it > as in tin* past. evening riot hen
air worn, am! raivl.i U'autiful ones
at tiiat Tin* 1'irslilrnt of the ('niI?>?I
Statns |mii<l 11 \ islt to Now York not
loiitf ii>io. ami. togi'llmr with .Mrs W'l!
son, pass**'! an ovoiiIiik at one of tin
most rnjoyahlo play* of tho ?mmsoii
(>f omii'Mf. ilif Iioiim* was wltlt'l> fii
tlmsinsti? it was soino time hrforr
ilif play roiiM Im'kIii, ami ovoii thru
the aiitliomi' paid moro attention to
Hit- oltlflal l><>\ party than to tin* pla.\
Mrs NY 11 Hon was vory simply dressed.
Init alio Ntfinotl intensely interested in
hustle iIivksom on tho stage ami tltr
oostiinioH Ht'iittoroil everywhere over
tho hoime.
? Ma u i
\ \ ictory (in Kmpin* Line*.
I'i-i iiriv,|iii>. indeed. ;irc I In* ?? 111 j ?:??
j iiii-Nt-N rtlfi ll <1 l'\ I .Mm..II Tin- Hi. ?
i .lie hi liii* -hum' \\ ? 'i i< lerf ii I tint- jiit-i
i rolo|x t 21; I't I ?; l \ ? > alway* ImtIi I'll \' ??t"! I ? ?
] ilxtiijli ;i i rill"* Mibdued. S.-iii"
! :i re 11i11 in Hie I"!i? k. >i|U:i it ??r i ? 'Mini
I ill fj-ntlS. 11 ; I 11 "11L' -iceves of full"
! . i i-ry -11 ? ft i in'*- " "f tin' sanic ?"? i
atil.' 1 I i I ? "'I' thl' it\'l" K'V:
'"In* \\:ii?i I! ,il i- <u! -traiuht .. io->
j"hr?n\ .'" one's I riiiiinintr-? <>i --very iir
| i i<"f "tie's ?fr?- S;ij? |? i that are
><>.I furm ar?' vcr\ j>laiii. it. till. Tin*
l<'riL' vamp i> still with heels do
Hi it *?< 'fill to ht' ijuite mi l::^i as for
merly. fur l hex too. have 1 ???< r "hoovcd"
Satin, the same color as !h. dress, is
the first choice. A rhine*t n? buckle
placed hiell ?>n the sli|>;? - is very
fa shi? ma I tie. Then tint1 of 'ht* latest
ideas in slipjier ?1?Hi?ra t i< ? is a tiny
how of satin, a single Imw of ribbon
a quarter of an inch wide. perhaps.
.Many of tht- fall brides have chosen
thin ft>r their wedding slippers. It
elves the foot the lone, narrow efl'e, ?
that is so distinctive. slippers of
brocade, of metal cloth, nr >.f oomhina
tions nf plain an<I figured materials
arc worn only on the most foi*mal oc
casions. Indeed. the all-black or a'l
whlte slipi>er is always appropria'e
ami in eood taste. Stockings mnst,
of course, yiafrh the costume and the
sli pper.
r.u-ht men were convicted nt Knid,
<>klah"uni. charged with draft resist
ing The maximum jh? nm !ty for the
i?tTcn>e i> six years imprisonment and
a fine ?'f S.j.fmrt ??r both.
I'll.- it.a. k iguana t?f < "alifornia. of
whi' li rl;e scientific nann- K ctenosau
.i-aiifhur in allusion to * u? comblike
.?n~* of sinfif". alone tlie back ^"in
t!iir Mn'.i:iii,K' ' sprine-taib-1. " is allied
t" iin- rine failed iguana but unUke
the .lani.nc.nr, i^iana Its fl-?-h i? hijr.i'v
i'v ' e.'lned
(iK.KMAN f'KKWN Ml'TINY
hiii|Mior Ordcrn 4Hk? Out of Kfvtii
Mutineers KxeruUxi.
Amsterdam. ?Kt. 10. Mutiny auuuitf
ilu' 111*wn <?f four haitlcshipH <>f the
(ikTiiwtit HtM'i litis occurred at Wilhidnnv
haven. "in' nf ihese huttlcsldps wa?
the West i'h it-it whose captain wan
1111??w i? o\ i ?ilnmid ami drowned The
< i i? \\ x lauded Murines refused to tire
op i lu lu w hereupon Mildicis sur
loiinded ilie sailors, who surrendered.
A 111111i11\ is t?? lut\i* oc
curred "ii iIk* liermiiu warship Xurn*
Iter*. w lllell Hili ill sell. Tile U1CU
seized I In* otticers and proceeded lu
itic liin'i tiiu <?f Niu'rta) wiili the in
ifiitioii <>f liaxiiiK tlu* xtiip interned.
Tli*- Niiriilirry was overtaken h.\ de
>1 ro\cr? and foi^Hsl to surrender.
KiiilH-nu W illiam went lo WilhelniR
Iin\?Mi iiml ordered that one out of
i ? \ e r.\ seven hi lit iueers In* shot, J'han
? cllor Michiieli* protected vs i11 i^tli?* re
sult t lint <? 111\ three ivi'ti' shot. Heavy
sentences were imposed on tin* others.
As Viewed in Washington.
i Washington, Oct. I". Few ?I i s
patches since the war began have
(created mure interest at the navy de
I |>aitinciit than today's reports from
I Amsterdam telling of a revolt in tin*
jiicrinan inn). Olllcers unhesltatingly
j ilci iand that tin* story, so far not
j ?oiiiircni'l in official reports. was one
| of the most encouraging signs of the
I tear for the allies. Thc\ |iointeil out,
I that. while i lie allied | towers have
I im.ic.I i ? ? j???}11cdI\ in their recent of
I licial statements that the morale of
the (icrmaii troops was declining there
; has I teen not hint: to suggest that the
| iron discipline of the liernian military
| s\ -tem had lost it< hold over the tight
| in.' machines in the -lightest degree.
The <|c. lining moriile on the west
1
| t'-in I font, it was --aid. has shown it
self iii tin* feel tie character of recent
< oiinfcrattacks.
The revolt in the navy, these otliceis
-.iid. wjjv ,i more serious matter for
'?ei'in.iii) The soldiers uenerally have
I:' t her 11 - III ?jeet I'd to the lilltter of
t ila.\ after day. month after month j
; T!'j'\ insisted that if there is discon
I
'V?:i anion- the sailors with their con
dition. it lulls' i? ? 11 irreatcr in the
. i n 11 > .
\s one p.??sj|i|t. explanation ,.f the
t:a\\ revolt. t lie \ pointed out that
1 e\< r sjn,-,. ?111 ? 111; i line warfare was
j started 11* the licrinati" the Mriti-h
have adopted I lie consistent policy of
siipjires^in^ information lo t!i<? fate of
s ? 11?n i a riii'-s vrnt to the hottoui hy their
I,:|'s The ????!!?>* Was adopted ;|s :i
, '! e I -:,e;-.-| method of hrcakin:: down Ihe
'morale uf the submarine crews.
? rev. s for the it bonis .ire under
*' 1 'o '.!? dratted f i'ojm 'he iii-'h sea*
I ("?|i |'| \( Kl) IM)KI{ ( IIMKdl,
Regulations To Me Prescribed For \t
l.f,is| I went.\ (MiMinodit it's.
\V ' -; _ : < ; '1 \ i r! 11:1: ? a . i
, : ( o|,oimii t by Ilt?' A:i:< :
. . ? . ;!' j.i- ? r 11111!? *r or<
' . 't ' IT 1 Till- !'<? ?!
i a - r:: j .r ?.-?* ? ???! I'-i.i-'hl l!: ?'
? : ? t. .. I la \ v i ?' . -1. i? .[|! \\" 1 ? 1 i
; w j | - - i1 i-\<-? M) i\ i- ? m'iIit r??? j?iir
sing ? 11.. ? !:t.iT:ilf.i< ' uiv! - ami ? ii?>*. . ? ?!
t,.r- .?(' mhiii' ft11? ?!.-? 111? -11f;i! I". <..N
j uti'l'T li< i ii-i' !???<! rii-l !<>!)< <i? j
? ^i_rii?i T<? prevent uii ivas>?11.11?'.?* | ? r?.*it ^
I ;
| ami t.i x]h'chI:iI :? >ii ami linn rding. j
i Kc_'ii a! i>>iis will !??? proscribed for ?
in.at | i.ark'-i'^. <"!'l ^tora-'i' limit's,
mil?*!-. > a : ?v'-\ al<>r<. grain ?1?':i I -
i (?!?> ami w i.??:?'<:?!?? dealers and r?*T.i ilers j
<|i>iii'_' a i- ft' more tli;!ii .<I<MM1<1O
; t tl I) 11 :l 1) \ ill t 111* < '?!!l!llOilitS<>?- ho ;
name I
"The prime (iiji |mi^.? <>f (in* fin*) :ir?- j
iniiii-! rn tion." I he announcement >aid.(
"i< ti> protect iMo patriot against tin'
slacker in business It has generally j
lii'i-ii recognized that I In- enormousj
oldigat n?n imposed on I ho American!
people to feed i>nr soldiers at tin* front j
ami tin' allies creates a disturbing fae-i
for in trade which allows opportunity
to :i few to impose burdens upon the
mailt ami that it i> of vital national
important thiii such control should ho
exerted as will remedy so far as may
he. tin- economic disturbance^ incident
to the war."
Will ITa white man from
Spartanburg who has horn contlnod in
the death-house at the State penitenti
ary died from natural causes Tuesday.
His case was under ajr|>o?l to the
Supremo Court and a now trial had
l>oen granted him. Ho was convicted
of killing a man and given a life sen
tence. Then he killed a ? hain gang
guard and it was for this killing ho
was sentenced r<> death
A seventh story and To room** are
to l>e added !?> rho Jofforson Hotel at
Columbia. There will ho .10 rooms in
the seventh story, and 10 more In the
ball room which ?? to have j>ortable
partitions.
The city of ftendintr. I'a . has estab
lished a municipal piggery whore citi
zens may ra w a pig on< h by buying a
pig and tlmn providing f<wd for if.
Is your barn a
cotton warehouse?
WHEN you store a ton of old style cottonseed hull#
you give space to almost 500 pounds of lint and
all the extra bulk that the lint causcs.
When you store a ton of
. J MA**
RUCtt^YF
W W CQTTON3CCD 9 ?
V HULLS \
LINTVK48
you give space to 2000 pounds of real roughage, free
from lint, compact, concentrated, solid.
Buckeye Hulls save half your storage space or enable
you to carry twice as much roughage.
Other Advantages
2000 pounds of roughage valuo Better assimilation of other food.
to the ton?riot 1500. No trash or dust.
Priced much less per ton. Sacked?easy to handle.
Every pound goes farthef. Mix well with other forage.
Mr. John Wicker, Format, Miaa., a ay a:
that his first experience in feeding Buckeye Hulls was
unsatisfactory as he fed them improperly. He now
soaks the hulls over night, then feeds them and has
very satisfactory results. Mr. Wicker states that these
hulls are more economical than the old style hulls and
thinks that they go almost twice as far as the old style
hulls at a considerably less cost to begin with.
To secure the best results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hullt
thoroughly twelve houra before feeding. It is easy to do this by
wetting them down night and morning (or the next^feeding. If ?t any linw
this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dry, use only half as much by bulk at of old style hulU.
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the rifcht formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for
using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill.
DePt. k The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. o,Pt. k
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood Little Rock MtmpkU
Auruata Charlotte Jachaon Macon Stlma
I (\il. \\\ (!. Smith. State warehouse
I commissioner reports that there is now
j being received in the various State
w ;irehouses from MM) to l.<MK) hales of
j cotton each day. It is notaMe that.tiio
; ^niiill fanner in very much greater
' numbers than ever before is storing
cot toll.
The Ixmn .Must Succeed.
We hum make this loan a success.
We ran make it a success. The fail
i ure "f a single issue of <iovei'iimeiit
bonds would be worse for America
?t-fttt+i?a? rtprrn fhc~field?of bat
:ie. We ?11;i-1 never ler that happen.
\ few da\s m.l'o | read the follow
ing tnanifesto issm-d in Herlin by the
l.ojiifne of <ierinali .Municipalities;
If money talks, the I'resident of)
the I iiitei) States may learn by Oc j
tot.er Is. when the ^n-b^eriptiou Lists
that the eeho of the new war
fund _'ivtn li\ the (ierman p<s>ph* will
have drowiieil out completely the
ei;inior ..f unending protests to which
his r?]. \ to the I'ope has uiven stim
ulus"
uv meet that challenge by a
subscription t<> our Second Liberty
l/oan on the L'Tth day of October,
nine days after the dose of the fJer
rnan loan, which will make clear to
the lierinau military il<*spotism that
America marshals not alone her b?
soldiers upon the Held, her inviaj
Navy u]H>ii the high seas, her iw
tries throughout the length and bw
of this land, l>nt as well her tuna
resources, and that ahe Is detenu!
to use them all without stint awl
irardless of sacrifice to vindicate Ai
ican rights, out raged too frHjoq
hy (Jennan infamies.?From Secret
McAdoo'A s|K>(H-h before the Ameri
Hankers' Association September
1 m 7.
FINAL DISCHARGE
NnTlr-e is hereby iriv cii fliai ??n.*lm
from this date. ?>u Monday. X>>v?
5th. 15*17. I will liiake to thf I'roti
Court of Kershaw County my j
return as Administrator of the ?t
(?f Charles II. Ilornsby. deceased.!
on the Millie date I will apply to
-uid (Vuirt f'?r a final disrhara?' a<
Administ rat or.
.IKSSK T. ih?SS.
Camden. S. ('., (w*tol?er 4th. 19b.
Mst Certificate.
This is to certify that certificate
O'J. thr?H? shares of series No. 1 of
Camden Hullding and I/>an Asa*
tion, of Camden. S. C., dated <Vt
1910, has been lost, and that if
publication of this notice required ffj
her of times I will apply for anc*
certificate of said shares.
\V. A. CLARK
Camden, S. C., Oct. ?'*. 101".
YOU KNOW THE BANK
BUT DOES
the bank know you?
are often jisked is such and such a person
18 r?,iab,e' ?r entit,ed ^ credit. If you are a.depositor
thC bank knows ^0ur worth and can give you a rating
Otherwise a bank is often compelled to withhold >
latin# purely through lack of information rel
ative to your financial status.
hank account is your best endorsement. ltstawp^j
you as a man of affairs.
Loan & Savings Bankj
OF CAMDEN, S. C.