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"IIKIJL IN CHURCH." Kdllor HlwlU the WimhIn aud Listen* For ? Yelp. Not more I hti ii a t Iioiihii ud miles from Fountain Inn In a < -ii n i < li 011 which (he devil has hii overdue mortgage. The iiixjority of the mem ber* lire headed straight for hell, If there 1m tiny truth In Scripture, mid <;<>?! hHViii'i been liiHhlc (lie building for ho long that lie wouldn't uM/ogi him t lie fuccM now if lie went back. Kegiilar -t'l vicrs are held. Half the women members attend In order to hIiow off new hats and new clothe*, and the other half attend In the Ik?|m> of hearing Home new Hcaudal. Nearly Qpll the men members hate one another, and few If any of them are ahove retelling the miHty scandal* brewed |?y the women. When the preacher criticises certain eviln, each member thinks the erltl clHfn Is directed at some other ID 6(0* la*r. No word Hpoken from the pulpit lodges in a hinnan heart, for no one liHteiiH to the sermons. The hearts of the memherM are turn ed to evil, and their mlridH are HewerM for the reception of tilth. The men have no thought of care except the leaking of money and the ho|>e of do ing something to aplto Home brother member ; and many of the women have lowt the |>ower to think of anything thut 1m not laxuivlouM and tllthy. Not many of the mm can tell the truth, and the women He by prefer ence. The aim, the hoi>e, the desire an<J longing of their liven 1h to* do Home thing to hurt Homebody else, uud they neither know nor care anything about God. There hasn't l>een a convernlon In the church for a month of Sundays, ? and there won't be another any time hooii ? not while the devil owiih the preinlneH. If a young man or young woman Hhould come to me and ask how to tlnd (?od, 1 would say : "(jo to that church. Then turn your hack to It, start away, and keep going in a straight line* The further uway you get, the better your chances are." 0 I sj?eak forth the words of truth and soberness when 1 Hay thrft Ood will never again enter that church un til the women stop slandering one an other and the men stop hating one an other. It Isn't a church anyway. It's a cess pool, owned by the devil and tilled with his garbage.. (The hit dog howls.) ? Fountain Inn Tribune, ANNKTTK KKLLKKMANN In "Neptune's Daughter" to be Seen at Ma jest ir on September 81 h. .ts . t" , Announcement Is made that the op ening j>erformanee of the moving pic ture feature, . Annette Kellerman in "Neptune's Daughter" will take place at the Majestic Theatre on Wednes day, September Hth. Tlds photoplay met with an enthusiastic reception In New York, and won indorsed by every critic, as an exceptional picture. The story deals with the Land of Make llelleve. For two hours and one half we wander from one beautiful scene to another, while the creatures of this mystic land unfold a tale that might well have .conic front- the pages of Hans Christian Anderson. Annette Kellermaun as "Neptune's Daughter" dl\es, swims, dances and fences, and does remarkable act in sr. | As the principal tlgure in this romin: tic drama of land and sea. of the realms of the Immortal King Neptune and the mortal King \Vlllhi|n. Miss Kel leruuinn Is ever on the screen. ? :tdv Italy at War With Turkey. Lcndon. Aug. 21. ? Marquis 1 >1 (Jar roni. Italian Ambassador to Turkey, today handed to the Porte a note de claring Italy considered herself In a state of war with Turkey and demand ed bis passoprts,' according to an of tlclnl teleirram from Constantinople re <celv?Ml at Amsterdam and transmitted to the Central News. The reasons given* In the note for Italy's declaration of war were the xupport given by Turkey to the revolt In Libya and the prevention of the ? departure of Italian residents from Syria. Although Italy declared war oil Au stria on May 21 and hostilities be tween the two Powers began Imme diately. there has never been any declaration of war between Italy and C.ertnany. while until now Italy and Turkey nominally .have been at peace. Friction between Turkey and Italy however, has been in evidence since shortly after the latter' s entr\ into the war. Karly in June there were reports that Italian Consuls were grad uall.x leaving Turkey and that Ameri can officials were, taking over the task of "looking but for Italian interests. Later charges were made that the Ot toman Government was preventing these Consuls from leaving and that similar coercion was being exerted over Italian civilians who wished to quit Turkish soil. NOTIC'K. Tbe li?*n I K?tate ami IliHlii ft||< . HU> partnership heretofore existing under tin* tlrui name and style of Hhaw de Perry ha* l>eeti dissolved and fj, (?, Shaw will III the future conduct tin* business individually, K. L. Perry hav ing withdrawn from said Hum. I/. C. SHAW, H. L. I'KKH V. Camden, H. C? Aug. W, 1015 ' 1H-21 NOTICE. To all delinquent tax puyers, of which I hold executions; | must hgyo settlement in full (Hi or liefore the 11 f I lit of Mcpteiultor, llllfi, or 1 am com ladled to advertise and sell their, This |h absolutely t he last | lot l??*. w. wv. iiuckabek, . Sheriff Kershaw County. Camden, H. Cm Auk. 24, .1915. Announcement. To my friend* an<l (lie public generally : I take thla method to announce to you that I am attain a hk< x*ia L< * < 1 with' the Buckeye Cotton Oil <Jo., an their agent for the coiiiIiik season aud to thank those who have seen tit to do any business with uh In the past ami to ask those who haven't an yet found It convenient, to give iih an opportunl ty and we assure you that we will do our lient to make It l?oth pleasant and profit a hie for you, Mr. H. A. Camp helj will again In* with me an weigher and solicitor. Thin fact will asaure you courteotiH and fair treatment. My office will Ik* at the Maine place that it was last season and when you arc in town I will he glad to have you call even If you have no cotton need to offer for sale. I alxo own the Camden Milling Co. plant and those that have more com than they need to run their farm can llnd sale for thla with uh. We will huy your corn In the shuck, without shuck or shell<>d. Hoping to have the pleas ure of 'doing business with you the coming season, I am, Very respectfully, It. L, MOSBLEY. WANTED, r Wanted the farmers of Kershaw and adjoining counties to know that I will he on the Camden nparket for the pur chase of your Cotton Heed this fall. Will pay the highest market prlcee. liefore selling your Cotton Heed see me. A. L. W ATKINS. Camden, H. C., Aug. 5. 1? WANTS FOR RENT FOR SALE WANTED ? A good funilly of farm hands. Will Rive steady employ ment. Belshaw Dairy Farm, Mrs. A. S. White,- prop., Camden, X. 0. 10 STOLEN ? One Snp?r)? Hanger bicycle, black enamel, with new rear tire; Mack gutter percher grips, rubber pedals. Finder will notify H. Trues dalo, It rou d street, Camden, and re ceive reward. 10-20 FOR SALK ? 4J6 acres," 2 mles south cast of Camden. Price forty dollars per acre. Apply to T. C. DuBose, (tourdln, S. C, 18-21 Notice Heed Buyer# ? The Chronicle Job printing department? is prepared to print your cotton seed tickets on very short notice ami at reasonable prices. Send us your orders for cot ton seed tickets and for printing of any kind. The Chronicle, Camden, S. C. NOTICE to Automobile and Machinery Owners ? We have in stock cold roll ed steel, with which we make all kinds of Axles and Spindles just as good as factory-make and sometimes cheaper. I>o not order new parts of any description until you consult us as we can most always save you money by the use of the Oxy-Acety lene Ha inc. W. 0. Hay's Oarage and .Machine Shop, East side lower Broad St., Camden, S. C. a 1(1-19 To Automotive Owners ? You can get "that good <*ulf Gasoline" for lSV^c per gallon cash - at Hay's Oarage, Burns & Barrett's^and Smith's Ga rage. Why n?t get the best? I have the proof. . J. It. Zemp, agent '(iulif Refining Co. x 15-20 TO CAK OWNERS -We will sell you Oasollne at 1.5 l-2c for cash. Cam den Motor Co. Don't forget to phone tfOO-J or visit my place on Broad St., next door to Mrs. S. A. Wlttkttwsky, for Rock Hill San itary Bread and cakes, fresh every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and other -good --thinjjsr to en t; Prompt 'delivery. Terms cash. E. J. I/ewls. 8-tf. ? I I ? .1 II I . I I I ? HI I AUTO OWNERS. ? Bring your old tubes and cases to Camden Motor Co. and get Oc for tubes and 8c tot cases, In trade. ? Camden Motor Co. PIANO SACRIFICE W? havo fino piano In a homo dnu* rvunden. To save oo*t of returning wo offer tremendous discount ?na tnosl UWr*l Urn M to (Irntwho applies Slightly used but to perfect condition ; irood M new. BU; saving and splendid uualitjr. Address J. k. STEWART, Boi >007, ATLANTA, GA. _ * . . ? When In Need of a Neat Cheap Coffin or Casket REMEMBER \JS CAMDEN FURNITURE CO. PERSONAL MENTION. Items of Interest Gathered by Our Reporters. Mrs. II. 8. Zelgler and children are ill Uiyugybuiy, M rs. W. K. Clyhurn and mftis sjient U#t Friday at Big |<prlug. *?* Mr. und Mix. A. 4. I tea It It* have re turned from a northern trip. Mia. N. it. ootid lu iuud children arc visiting relatives in Columbia. Messrs. Itobl. I -owls and Joel Ilough have rfl(Uritod from New York. MIhm Nancy Lindsay has returned from a visit to friends in I^ncaster. Mr. and Mrs. G. F, Cooley and son are visiting relatives at Greenville. Mr. Itoy Morrell, of Wellford, is vis iting his cousin, Mr. <\ K. Ix*wi.s. Mr. Kenne4y Blakeney, of Kershaw, was a visitor in Camden tlds week. Miss Minute Belle Doar, of Charles too. who has been visiting Mrs. C. J. Shannon, 3rd, lu|s returne^ to her hope, ' Misses Mary and Lula Perrln and Miss Idalene Flowers, of Blshopvllle, ?l>ent several days with Miss Alcthia Myers this week. Mrs. Llzsele Cameron, who for the past few week* has l>eon the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. G. Browne, has re turned to her home In Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Langs ton and family, of Darlington, s|>ent some time In ('uiuden this week. They yere en route from Laurens to Darlington and the trip was made in their touring ear. Mrs. H. L. Wilt kins, Miss Willie NVatklns, Rev. Mr. Acklss, Kershaw de Loach and Jack Wutkins motored 1 to Charlotte Tuesday, returning to Cam den that evening. They reported tine roads. Miss Lottie Lucas, who has been vis iting the Misses Yates, returned to he* home In Charleston Saturday. She was accompanied by Miss Lillian Yates, who will spend some time with friends in that city. Messrs. I>. L. Sh'atensteln, J. H. Op penheim and I. L. Riff spent Sunday at Savannah and Tybee. Th^,, trio says that water Is only used at Sa vannah, for hathlng and transportation purposes. Mr. W. I). Barrett left Tuesday f< ?r Hendersonvllle, where he will join Mrs. Barrett and son, Chap, who have 'been there for the past month. They will return with him the latter part of this week. At Hampton Park This Afternoon. The Young Woman's Church Socie ty of the Lyttleton Street ^letliodist Church have arranged a delightfuV'out door party for this afternoon to which all the children In town are invited. Hampton Park with Its excellent playground over which waves "the sweet scented pines has been selected as the place, and a committee of eight young women will see that every little tot has a good time. There will bq.no admission fee, lmt ice cream and cake will be for sale, I/et all the children come and the older folks too, and en joy the "afternoon from 5 to 7. Services at Grace Church Sunday. A card received from Kev. F. rH. Harding states that he expects to re turn to Camden during the week and to hold services In Grace church on Sunday morning, Aug. 29tli at 11 o'clock. The Sunday School will not begin its session until the following Sunday; Miss Estelle I/ollis Entertains. ? : ? Miss Estelle I.ollls entertained on] Wednesday evening a party of about twenty young people at the home' ofi Mr. and Mrs. W. 1*. Hugglns In honor of her guest. Miss Elsie Ewlngtou, of Sumter. Joe Jackson, former star on the Greenville baseball team, has been sold by Cleveland to the Chicago White Sox for $20,000. Annette | Keller ma iiTT "The Most Perfect Woman in the World" THE MODERN VENUS * the Greatest Motion Tableai Ever Produced "NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER" 500 People 1000 Scenes 2- Hours^ -2 OF THRILLING SUR 9AIIINO DELIGHT At The Majestic, September 8th. FLVlNCi HQUAUION COMING. 6 Speaker* *f N'tlkmal BepulatUn U? M ?ke Addrmws Hop*. 74b. ~ ~j Arrangement* have l**eu ( ouijtlt'twl for the <-?>mii?K ?f ",w Flying Squad rou #e|?teuil?er . Hi at H;30 |>. in., at tin- Camden Itapilst chureli au<l 7 at tM Mill M llool liOllM'. The H|H'Uk er* at tin* church will bjH I Ion. J. Frank Hanly, former governor of In diana, and Hon. tHJrtr W. Stewart, of Chicago, 111., former member of the Illinois icgi?iatur0. - Mr. Stewart will s|H*ak at Hw *011001 houne, Miss Mulllu, of Winchester, and a leading soprano soloist will sing at tte church, and Mis* Itoblnson will Im> pianist. The shakers are men of national reputation and are sjieaklug in more than 40 towns In the state In behalf of state-wide prohibition. Ad mission free to all meetings. Meetings will Is* held at Lugoff Kchool house 10 a. m., Kept. 8th, and Iiahou'H Cross roads at 12 noon. Kept. Nth. PleMiii( His Patrons. Manager little ia giving the public Home good picture** these days at the Majestic. The matinee* are good and are put on especially for the ladteti and children, many of whom cannot attend the night ahow. Last Friday the feature picture, the (ioose Girl, waa excellent, and was enjoyed by a large house. Again on Wednesday night the Littlest Rebel waa aald by many to be the prettiest . picture ever brought to thla city. Twice during the picture the audience applauded the actors. To depict life In other countries and different walks of life, to amuse and create laughter, iH the mission of the motion pictures and in every res|>ect Manager Little is filling the bill. "NEAL OF THE NAVY** Serial Picture and Story to Appear at Majestic and in The Chronicle. The Chronicle is pleased to announce to Its readers that beginning some time In September we will publish the great story "Neal of the Navy" and that the Majestic Theatre will at the same time on Wednesday of every week show the story In pictures made by the celebrated Bathe Company. Neal Is a clean cut young chap ? thoroughly American, full of j?ep and ginger. Through the crookedness of another, Neal Is barred from Annapo lis. Determined to win a commission, Neal enlists as a common seaman and puts In many a hard lick liefore lie wears the epaulet. You will be In tensely- Interested in his many stir ring adventures. William Hamilton Osborne will tell the story through The Chronicle and the Majestic Thea tre will show the story in pictures. I?o not jiulsH the first ^-Installments either in The Chronicle or at the Theatre. Ford Agency Here. The Kershaw Motor Co., recently commissioned by the seewtary of state will open in this city within the next few days. Their place will be in the N. it. (Joodale garage "on North Broad street, and Mr. I-egrand Dickson will have charge of the Camden agency. Mr. D. C. Shaw;, of Sumter, waa over from Sumter Tuesday to make arrange ments for the company's place of busi ness here. He already has fourteeu counties in North and South Carolina In which hq lias the exclusive agency for the sal? of Ford cars, and says that another year will see a great many more Fords in use In this county. Be sides selling the cars, this company proposes to make this a regular Ford station, where all kinds of Ford ptfrts and accessories will l>e kept on hand, and a repair shop for Fords exclusive ly will be run In connection with the garage. They will have an advertise ment In The Chronicle for the next twelve months, always to appear In. the right corner of our back page, where every week Ford news will l?e published. Mr. (Joodale will continue to use the building to the rear of this garage as ji plumbing and repair shop. Five Negro Boys Arrested. Henry Perry, giving his home as Co lumbia, Carl Johnson, Bert Stradford, John Bishop and (Jeorge Murray," all Camden negroes, were arrested last week and sentenced by the Recorder to pay a fine of five dollars each or serve fifteen days on the streets. Af ter the city gets through with the youngsters they will l?e turned over to the mnty authorities on the charge! of burglary. All of the gang were Charged with stealing chickens and it was also thought that they were re sponsible for the burglaries in the northern section of the city in the past few weeks when many of the winter tourist homes have l>een broken into. Not much goods were obtained but the police lmve been able to obtain several articles that were stolen, and all of the l?oys have confessed. At isome of the homes brass was stolen and was sold by the negroes to a local "Junk" dealer. Blower OK NKWH KKOM " IN AND NKAK IIKTIIUNK (Continued from First pnK,. , terrioon at the Merchant will, bHwtru here and ltlshopville. Mr*. Naunie Klllott, it the <5a**?tt auction, Is \ rry low with tulxwtcuUbl* at the home of her father, Mr. H ft Wtttkiu*. .,e?r Lucknow. She can |a?t Wily a abort while longer as she has 'lull.- Ill r,? inoM.hs There are quite a number of ihthoiih in this vicinity who now have, oi have , Pellagra. For the Information of M?**e ,hmhoi,h we take the following extras from m, Interview with In Joseph Goldberger, head of the bureau of public health at Wellington, pub lished in the Savannah New a In regard to thin disease : "We are positive, af. ter thorouKh testa, that pellagra is brought on solely by improper dieting and are absolutely convinced that with a well balanced diet the disease can ?h? entirely done away with. I oannot emphasize too strongly the fact that liellagra hi not communicable. The l*?t Plan to qgt rid of pellagra is to eat plenty of meat and eggs and to drink milk. Do not eat too much of one kind of food and you will never have t>ellagra." I he reunion of Confederate Vetera nr which has beep held here every yZr for a long time will not be held thin year, as Mr. I), m. Bethune, th? prime mow In these affaire is in a hospital at Richmond.. These reunions are greatly enjoyed by the veterans and It ?s to be regretted that the gathering had to I* called off this year. There will probably not be any mvre of these meetings, as the ranks of the old sol diers are rapidly thinning out ahd soon they will alt have crossed Jto the Great Beyond. Ah prohibition advances, crime do creases. Ninety per cent, of the crimes committed in this country are directly traceable to liquor. The following from the Pageland Jourhal Is a case in point : o^r ,KtklllHOn' who ha 8 1? ^ h.ro^"ti^ree Chwterf!1 *Te *fVeu a blow ** oou,,,t3' the number of mur back \TtZT is term of dates nacK to the time when llauor wn? plentiful and he has been in position ^ tor MffiE ?e nay s that at ino?t of the kill tie8 of Unh he has l>eeM calle<1 a bot ? ? , ,,fiuor was in evidence He thinks liquor has been the cause of most of the Inquests which have l)een held since he came Into office. More Souther n* eVlV Kood citizen in South Carolina should vote for state wide prohibition in the electloJ to held on the second Tuesday In Septet Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. L,. M. Yarbrough and baby and Mr. John McDonald, of Hartavllle, Miss Green, of Spartanburg, Mrs. A. E. Guy, of Chesterfield, and Mrs P. W. Vetoe and little Frank, of McBee, were visitors in Bethutre last week. ? A gentleman who went to Columbia from here recently in Ids bar, informs us that the auto highway between Cas *att and Camden is as flue piece of road as any in the state. This road will soon be completed from Cassatt to Bethune and then it will be a pleas ure to travel from here to Camden and Columbia. Miss Daisy McDonald, who attended Wh??l ftt ^e University of South Carolina this summer and who since the close of the school has been visiting friends at York and o&: er points, returned home last Satufi i? ? tlt?y afternoon. t __ Ml** Kthel llraunou return .1 nrduy f i i>ni Florence, . jB day* very JEgf* I i W iiil ^ *? Yesterday morning Mb* u^ ompunlwt by little . jj^v Blanche Gardner, w?re driven tu ?ttMHM frotn the home of Mr b Karne*, and an they drove ^ J (Jouijaii H bridge aero*# Ly?a^? Hi mult- ti u-y vver* drlvtug (rifhtWMl ?t auiue bright cokcjy whbh had been tafad. (*, ^ jj lllil of the bridge by a '"??irrt'-fni of the Coca-Cola <V, and ?\*w_8 the bridge Is <|ult?? narrow, thTZ turned entirely around with the \ V>y, breaking up the harne^ and jurliiK the inule'ti shoulder, aud ij, illtlon badly frightened the child It will 1*? readily Heeh that this <* have been a roost serious accident V the ratling of the bridge had 4* way tbe three chlldreu and *4 would have undoubtedly been tyy Yesterday afternoon the mule of u I>. M. I*arne* also l>ecao?e f rights at the name signs and endeavored { turn around on the bridge and ah** broke the railing off. A Dumber \ people here were quite Indignant ? account of these near accident* u there was some talk of entering M against the iCoea-Cola people. T> signs have been removed from \\ bridge, however, and they are win* not to tack any more at the mi place. I j ' ? " Made Annual Setttanttat Colonel 1). H. Wyse, from the t roller General's office, was In Ctm|j on Wednesday to effect the am* settlement with the County Audi* and Treasurer. The settlement wt entirely satisfactory, and he expro? hliunelf as l>el"K highly pleased rt the condition of the (bounty's aflFalit It" ? ! <;. 1L Pblfer, aged 59, aj*ell tata I resident of Gaffney, died In that d Thursday evening suddenly of fc*| j failure. Uneeda* Biscuit Tempt the appetite, please the taste tad nourish the body. Crtap, clean and fre?h- :! BOCK HILL BREAD FRESH EVERY DAY HOME GROUND MEAL ALWAYS FRESH 1 < Try some of our boneless Ham and Breakfast Baa*. ?'We will slice It for yoa ? our meat slicer just Installed. ? ? ' > ___ ? Lang's Grocery ATTENTION FARMERS We will pay 5 cents per pound for good heavy M Cattle for any number of Cattle . a^ our farms. Bulb and small cattle taken at ftill value. Camden Beef; Cattle Farms LUGOFF, SOUrt Cij4kQLINA FRED E. PERKINS, Special Partner \ un HENRY CUNNINGHAM, MTv I Have You Sieni^ ? ? >-?.f t> y ? Mysterious Clock? ?r * ..v. ??? . i 'v _ * '? ' Call at our Store and take look at the puzzler. ^ We are the only merchants ? ' a Camden doing a strictly cash bus iness and can sell you yo?r P0* / ? ' i i ceries cheaper. LEWIS & CHRISTMAS , THE STRICTLY CASH STORE- -