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TAX EXECUTIONS. Under and t?y virtue of sundry fax OXM'UtlODM to lilt* directed l will pro <?<?<?<1 to sell to the highest bidder for cash, on tin* first Mouduy in Novem iH?r, 10)6, during Um biMl bourn <?f sale, the following projierty, to wit : All that piece, parcel or Innl ?<f land! bounded north by DcKalh afreet, east by IMnk Wood( woutti and Weat by Hatetttau ditch, - I<4*v44*d u|m*u uud to he wold km the property of M. 1*'. Chip ley for taxes for 1012 18-14. ALSO . ; One tract of. land bounded north by Mim. Miller Ito.vkin, cunt l?.v Mnnol street, *outh by Mrs. Mury I lit! C-aiv toy and U'ewt by |>olo grounds. levied ti|Hin ami, to tic Koh i as the property of K, It. Cantey for taxea for llllll ll. ALSO One tract of land bounded north hy K. It. Cantey, caat by Hrofld street, south hy K. O. Whistler and weat hy |h>Io ground*. levied upon- and to he Hold mh the pro|x*rty of Mrs. Mary 1)111 Cantey for tax^ for 10 IH-14. ALSO One house and lot In city of Camden hounded north hy T. II. Bruce, cant by l>yttletou afreet. houIIi hy Hcbloahurg and went by W, C. Hough. Jjevied Upon and to ls? sold as the pjrpperty of L. O, Latham for tuxes for I01M-14. A I /SO 44 aeren of lathi hounded north hy Dudley Alexander and L. .1. Watts, ein#t by K. S. Vlllepigue, south by ? ~r Ounlap and \v?*t hy Heaver Creek read. ? Levied upon uud to he Hold an the property of Jim Certain frnvtaxe*. ALSO 101 acres of land bounded on the north hy J'. T. Vlllepigue and Sanders Creek, east by Francis BJalr and P. T. ViileplKue, south l?y la tula of INn-k and weHt by K. S. Villepigue and Ivs tftte of J. N. Nicholson and others, levied upon and to he sold an the pro l?ert.v of Gilbert Cantey for taxe* for 1014. ALSO One house and lot In city of (Cam den, bounded north and w??at by estate of M. M. Young, east by Mill Htreet, south hy Helen A. Havana. Levied up on and to be sold as the proi>erty of M. K. ItoiiK for taxes for 1014. ALSO One house ami lot in city of Cam den, hounded north by 10. C. Stokes, east hy Northwestern .Railway, south hy ? , west by .Mill street, Lev led upon ami to be sold as pro|?erty of A. l. ilea run for tux<?* 1014. ALSO One house and lot in city of Camden, hounded north and wist by eight foot alley way, south by monument and I. H. Alexander and west by T. It. Team, I^evled u] h ai and to be sold us projH?rty of It. It. Team for taxes 1014. ALSO One house and lot In city of Camden, fronting <vist on Lyttlefon street, hound ed on north by property of ,10. A. ltoh ertson, east by Lyttleton atreet, south hy W. F. Malone and wife. levied upon and to he sold for taxes 1014 the property of J. s. Ijfalsall. ALSO One lot. uud two hulldlngs in city <?f Ounden, fronting east on Broad street, hounded on north by Delgnr JLiutcr, ?'o*t by Knatd >*?uih by Clyburn Utrwt, wa*t by I *?\vn ditch. I^vUhJ mimI to Im* Hold uh prop vrty of h, J. MHilrt for taxes 1014. 'AI,S< ? One )ul In y of Cuuiden, hounded UMi'tti by KIiik street, east by Kitty Me lutosh, south tiy J. Karesh, west by e*f a te of Nam I(iikk. Mild to la* sold for taxes W14, a* projiertjf of V, I. II. .11)1)1. 1. ALSO One house mi. i tot in rtty <>f farm den, bounded north by JCllen Strak. east by Hit iu liowun, south by Nwo I {<???< I l.evied upon flnd lo li<> sold x.s llio property of estate of Alfred Young, for ta\es Mil l. ALSO One house mill lot In city of t'atyi' dwiv' hounded on north by Hum Jones, fnsl by Iteheeea Murphy. south by KIiik street, west by Same Jones. Ix?v I?m| upon and to la* sold for taxes for 10J4, as pro|H>rtv of* ItanHoin Sims. A I .SO Two houses and lot* In city of Cain deuf hounded north y York M treat, east by cami?hcil street, south by cemetery, west by <{. A. OuljOiard, I/O vied ujhui and to be Hold as estate of Cyrus Me Olrt, for tyxes for 1014. ALSO Two houses and lols in city of Cam den. iHiuudcd north by 0. 'I1. Little, uast by Jiroad street, nouth by I). M. MeCasklll, wont by L. If, Cook. J/CV h*d on and .to , be hoI<I for taxes 1014 an property of W. II. Jones. ALSO One house and lot ill city of Cam den hounded north by - ? east by Silas Franler, south by John Mlekle, west by Cainphell street} Levied upon and to be Hold for tiues 1014 ??s estate of Joseph Fickle, ALSO One lot and two hoiiHen in city of Camden, hounded north hy John Myers, east by Nora Harris, nouth by York street, wwt by Martha I'ye. levied Upon and to be Hold for taxen 1PM an estate of Amnion Lew in. ALSO One house and lot iu elty of Cain den, Ik)Uii(1u<1 north by K. 0, von Trese kow. east by John Melx?ster, south by OeKalh street, weat by lOvana CollliiH and wife, levied upon and to be Hold fnr taxes for 1U14, as property of Mar tha Levy. ALSO One house and lot in. elty of Camden, hounded north by lMltie Dixon, eant by I. It. English, south by (i \V? Crosby, went by Campbell street. Levied upon and to be sold for taxes 1014 as prop erty of Wash Carlos. ALSO One Iuhiho and lot. in elty of Camden, houiided north by E. 0. von Tresekow, south and east by Evans' Collins ami wife, west by. Campbell Htreet. Levied U|M)ii and to be Hold for taxen 1014 an instate of Ten it I^evy. ALSO One house and lot in eitjP of Cam den, bounded north by Lucy llrOoks, east by Tom Boykin, south by King street, west by Uansoni Slins. levied upon and to lie sold for taxes 10t4 as property: of Iteheeea Murphev. ALSO One house and lot in elty of Camden, hounded north by Itauiii, . east by W. K. ArU-dx*.', *outhhyKub;bLwc*t by, I 1 -in Bo \ kin I .??* !??< I Upon i< i M I to he *ultl fur Luxxm VJl i uri property ut t\ l I l<?ll a lid, AI.80 Out* Uuum> ami lot iu city of Canij ?l?'ii, r?4* b> 1 IN feet, iMiiuidfil .north I ?> lot No. ft, block '1 ; east by lift >'??. 2, ; block .'J; south by street, Wetft' by! street. tftVlwl ii | h >ii and to be Hold for tax*-* 1 i ? 1 1, a s property of .!<*? < Mllll loe. ? ... Al/HO ? * pUi* house and lot In city of <'am den, bounded north by HclltoKburu and ttrmrington; wist by , tooth by Tho*. Wilson, went by Mill street, levied upon and to Ik* Hold for taxcx 101 i, tM property ??f R. stoi*< - ALSO One house and lot In city of Cam dell, hounded north h\ Chestnut street, east by Mill street, so ft til hy \V, II. Halle, went by Alllnc Woolen. levied upon iintl to In* sold as pro|>ert \ of I,. T, Mills for taxes 11111. ALSO 1J17 acres in Buffalo township. school district No. '12, hounded as folhnvs: north by l>. A. McDowell; earn hy M. K. Yarbrougb, south by Mrs. V,. A. McCasklll, went hy J. T. Hosier Ixni* ed upon and to he Hold as projRM'ty of VV. O. Nicholson for taxes 11114, ALSO One house ami lot In city of Cam den, hounded north hy Tow Thompson, easi by Punch Blamling, south by ciy burn street, weat by Church street. Levied u|niu and to lie sold an property of aJinea Alexander for taxes 101 1. ALSO Id acres of land, more or h^s in DeKalb Township, bounded an follows : North by . O. (J. Alexander, east by Jones Arthur, south by estate of Hen derson Bird, west by Caroline McMlll len and others. Levied upon and to he sold as lands of EmttOft- Alexander for taxes 1613 and 11)14, ALSO .'11)8 acres of land In lieKalh town ship, hounded as follows: North hy Ancruin estate and F. B. Campbell, east by S. It. Adams and McMullen, south hy Oruham ami Mcltae, went by Ma roney and Whylaml. levied upon and to he sold for taxes 11)14, as property of Hen ton ami Roy Sheorn. ALSO Three houses and lot in ctty Hif-Cam den, bounded north hy O. P. DuBose, east by (iolf Links, south by C. Tlck uor, west, hy Mill street. levied ujhui and to be sold as property, of Benton' ami Wiley Sheorn for taxes 11)1 1. ALSO One house and lot in city of Cam den, bounded north by Ed, C.amble, east by (Jordan street, south by B. Brunson, west, by S. A. L. Railway, levied upon and to be sold as property of J(M? Frasler for taxes 1014. ALSO One house and lot in city of Gain-. <ien, bounded north by property of Brooks, east hy Campbell street, south by Hoykln, west by McLaughlin. Levi ed upon and to lie sold as property of West Miller for taxes 1014. ALSO 100 acres in DeKalb township, hound ed north by estate of Paris Watts, east by Watts, south hy SpriiiKmai) and Joe "Brevard, west by .Joe Brevard. Levied Majestic "The Best There Is In Movies" FEATURE PLAYS DeLUXE ' * ? . ? v ? Controlling Exclusively in Camden The v Best Feature Photo-Plays That The Open Market of the World Affords SOME NEAR PLAYS : TODAY, Friday, Oct. 15. ? Famous Players ? Charles Frohman Co., Presents the celebrated comedian John Barrymore in the shriekingly funny farce "Are You a Mawn?" The greatest laugh triumph ever presented on the stage or screen. See John take the test of steel. Also, Burr Mcintosh, Max Figman and Lolita Rob ertson in "The New Adventures of J. Rufus Wallingford." ..In two parts. Tuesday, Oct. 19. ? Daniel Frohman presents the Famous Military Drama "The Commanding Officer" with Alice l)ovey and Jack Pickford. A thrilling Film Ver-? sion of the play that stirred two Continents. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, the world's greatest exponents of modern ball room and society dancing. 1.000 feet of poetry of motion. All of the latest and modern dances. Wednesday, Oct. 20. ? The Greatest of all American serials "Neal of the Navy." Fifth episode, "A Message from the Past." The most interesting installment of this great picture that is taking the country by storm. "Pathe Weekly News" the '? animated newspaper of world wide events. "Pokes and Jabbs in a Quiet Game," with the famous comedians Burns and Stull. "Mr and Mrs. Vernon Castle," in mod ern society and ball room dances. Thursday, Oct. 21. ? Fox Films deLuxe. "St. Elmo," the world famed Southern drama, by Augusta J. Evans. A stirring six reel story of a Soul's Salvation. Billy < Reeves in a Lubin Comedy "Think of Money." > "i Friday, Oct. 22. ? Briaworth, Inc., presents Fritzi SchefF in "Pretty Mrs. Smith."-! Suppose you had three living husbands, supposing that each of the others were dead, the third one living. Suppose they all should re-appear at the 5iame time. What would you do? This is the situation in which Fritzi Soheff finds herself in the title role of "Pretty Mrs. Smith." The best method of solving this problem is to "See foi* Yourself How She Does Ito" Also, "The ^Adventures of J. Rufus Wal lingford." u | mil and lu Ih? Hold ?? I?rPUfrtlr of estate of Dun Williams for tuxm 1014. AJyH< ) 10 H'K-h of land In DeKalh township, I m hum I<m1 hk follows : North l?y Hill Williams, ca>i I > \ f.-ilalc HaiU Hass, south i?> k i ni i ? i ii-ni|isr\ , went b) Btf Carlo*. I^?vJ*H| II fM >1 1 to W sold a -> jh <ijm 1 1> ot Arthur Murphcy fur oi fr/t ISm i. ALSO (hi# bouse and lot lu city of Cain* deu, ?hhumI?mI north by Khiu .l?fkK??n, <t?Ht by Jeff Boykln, Houth by L. Duron, west by ( 'n in i I street. Levlefrgpon and to Imi *old as property of Eftlson Adamsou jfor tax** ion. ALSO one bouse and lot In city of Cam den, hounded north hy Oolf Links, cant hy John Shiver, south hy Flora Dean, west hy 1). W Levied upon and hi 1 1?? sold as pfOpeutty of .Jack Adiiin son for taxes for 11)14. f ALSO 0m house and lot in city of Cam den, bounded north by Itoldeu, east hy Campbell street. south hy ? > ? ? , west hy (Ionian street, Levied upon and to he sold as property of It. H. Wood for tuxes 1014. ALSO One house and lot in city of Cain den, bounded north hy O, T. Little, east hy 1'attersoii, south hy Mary Squalls, went hy II. (J. Carrlson. I*evled upon and to be sold us proi?erty of t'ella Oafdner for taxes 1911 and 11)14. ALSO one house and lot in city of Cum deu, bounded north hy Fannie Smalls, east by negro Itnptlst church, south by York street, west by J. -Anderson. Levied u | miii and to be sold as property of Anhdn I/ewls for taxes 1014. ALSO 1 acres of land In DeKalh township, bounded north by Henderson Bird, east by J, F. Bateman, south and west by I)r. \V. J. Dunn. J/eyled upon and to be sold as property of W. M. Wash* inuton for taxes 1014. ALSO 250 acres in Buffalo township, school district No. 22, holimled on the north by lands of J. E. McLure ami Lyncher river, east by Lynches river, south by lands of N. K. McKinnon, west by lands of Ellis and J. E. MeLure. Said tract is known as Big Springs tract, levied ui>on ami to be sold ?s property of Big Springs Resort company for taxes 1014. ALSO ()ne lot in city of Camden, hounded on the north and west by ewtate of Mary M. Young, east by Mill street, south by M. E. Ixmg. Levied upon and to he sold for taxes 1014, as proi>erty of Miss Susie Young. ? ALSO ? One house and lot in city of Cam den, fronting east on Mill street, south by Miss Susie Young, went by Miss Susie Young. Levied uikhi and to be sold as property and estate of M. M. Young for taxes 1014. Terms of sale ? Cash. *. \V. W. IIUCKABEE, Sheriff Kershaw CountJ', October 14, 1015. j Noted Military Romance 4<The Com manding Officer" in Motion Pictures at The Majestic next Tuesday. Daniel Frohman will present a four part film adaptation of the celebrated military drama, "The Commanding Of ficer," l>y Theodore Burt Sayre, pro duced by the Famous Players Film ComiMiny and appearing on the Para mount Program. The photo adaptation of this noted play combines In a thrilling and absorb ing manner a novel and varied environ ment. and an original plot that often attains an intensity of dramatic power and appeal seldom contained in a screen play. With the interest of the theme centering about the beautiful young wife of the commanding officer, unjustly accused of an immoral deed of which she is thoroughly gulltleus, the development of the plot is marked by a uniformity of merit and n con tinuity of suspense that will result in a complete conquest of the sympa thies of the audience. .The difficult and sweetly pathetic role of the mis judged young wife Is entrusted to Alice Dovey, well and favorably known in this country and England ass one of the most charming and gifted In genues of tlie contemporary stage. Needless to say, l?efore the termination of the feature the Intricate situations and circumstantial episodes that for a time threaten the honor of the accused woman are logically explained, and the pnli that endangers the repute and happiness of the commanding officer's wife rises into the clouds that drift Into the^iowhere. ? The carefully, selected supporting cast includes Marshall Neilan, Ethel Phillips, Douglas Gerard, Donald Crisp, Itussell Bassett, Olive Johnson and Jack Plckford, an unusual collection of popular photo-players. ? adv. Gen. H. H. Newton, one of the best known members of the Marlboro coun ty bar. and former solicitor of the Fourth judicial circuit, died in a'Char j lotte hospital Tuesday, following an Illness of several months. He was 70 years old. Gen. Newton was brigadier general of the South Corallna division. United Confederate Veterans. Ho# wax the tlrst man to establish a cotton seed oil in ill in Marlboro county. Plalntleld, III. ? An ingenious farmer attached a rubber hose to the exhaust of his automobile, drove til rough his Meld* himI inserted the hose into every j gopher hole he found. Every gopher j was killed. The farmer then Inserted I the h.?st? into rat holes, turned on his | engine and the rodents have disappcar ' ed. Jersey Shore. Pa.> ? Jane Reachard. IN years old, was taken with a lit of laughing w1vUe listening to a funny story tohl by a friend. She laughed for three hours, and It was necessary to put her under the care of a physi cian. ^ . J "ARK vol*. A MWH". Paramount fValurt U tb* MiM Theatre Today. The prominent star, John Barry more, who it 1 1 allied phenouilual popularity hh mi irresistible scfeen comedian to the two Famous Player* Film Company's comedy triumphs, "An American ('III twn*,u- ami ^Hte M?ti From M<*x4co,u surpasses hoth hW former screen wuc (?(?Hht'.s in the five part ti 1 111 adaptation of Irf'o Dltrtchstein's famous farce, "Are You A Ma sou?" the latest release on the Paramount Program at The Majestic Unlay. This subjvrt was selected an 4 In* v<> liU-lc for Mr. Barrymore's return to the screen because It repreaeut*, more than any other comedy of Himilar repu tatlou, the ty|>e of dramatic humor heat adapted to the Inimitable talentw of this ?tar. In "Are You A Mason?" Mr. 'Barry more portraya the character of Frank Perry, a dashing young married man of exuberant spirits and vivid iiuaglha^ tion. When hla wife announces that lu-r elilcf desire In life is to have him become a Mason, Perry grasps the oj> portuulty it affords for staying out several nights, explaining his numerous absences from home by the logical statement that he is spending his even ings at the Masonic Ixxlge undergoing the ordeal* of initiation, One night wide delightedly announces that her father, Grand Master of the Muftons, 1m coming to visit them. Per ry's agonized efforts to keep his father in-law from discovering his deception, a wattle' fearful tangles in which he becomes involved thereby, culminating in a situation which is one of the fun niest climaxes ever conceived, furnish the humor of the farce, which la furth er heightened by the fact that the "grand master" has also deceived his family, is not a Mason, -and i? con stantly manufacturing other deception* to safeguard his tirst falsehood. How he Is finally caught and cornered by his clever son-in-law, who emerges vic toriously from the chaos he has creat ed, ends the copaedy ^ in a roaringly laughable manner. ? adv. The New Disinfectant. The United States Public ' Health Service has been casting almut for a better class of disinfectant than any known, all having an Inferior quality of some kind. The Service 'has Just announced that the disinfectant sought has been discovered, and that the pine tree of the Southern states furnishes it. If we rightly understand the bul letin, the Government, itself, becomes sjH?nsor for this new disinfectant, which is to be known as "Hygienic Laboratory Pine Oil Disinfectant" The new preparation has about the strong est endorsement the Government could] give. It Is derived from pine oil, I which Is a by-product In the manu facture of turpentine. It Is easily pre jiared and iiossesses over four times the disinfectant properties of carbolic acid and Is altogether nontoxic, so that It may safely.be used as a throat- spray or mouth wash In solutions of the or dinary strength. The cost of the prep aration is remarkably low as It can be miiuufttutmtHl for 1m t gallon. . Tho po^lbllltu* u ; tr?* nrcm to to ?lM,i,i Mh Kr^ of the cotton stalk, .,,?i has not yet learned tt|j ^ ^ learned about Hi. in, cither <% ( >bserver. (iHKAT ( HOI'S AHE cl Uarveetw Wttt be the Moat v?l HUtory of Washington u, t , -Atnertaal vests tbi.^ > ? ? ; ? i w ill |?. ' ; uahle ever | ?i? o I u? ?h | . win, ,? *; crop exceed Uik a biuioo largest. ever grown In one |Z3 any nation, and u corn crupj also may prove to he the UrwaH made the government's report. Issued today, annouw*|1 lliulnary esl luiatc* which tiolU-aW , ,>1.1 harvests of oatK, barley, rye ? ootatoi'H, rlee, tobacco and 'to, 4 Corn hI ill Is king of iroiw wltki cations of 8,020,150,000 bushel* ! Ik 0H.OOO.OOO hUHhelH l*low the J of 1012 hut the tliml. prodtictiw more than make up the din, higher prices this year anaim* thtj valuable coru crop ever k< prices to farmer* prevailing Odoji the corn crop Is worth >'2.m,(?iftj3 Wheat prosjKM-ts Increaaqd w. growing season progressed and tbtj ernment's early season forecaitiM up month by month so tliat t<*layy llmlntry estimate was placed at ii 020,000 bushels. Wet weather vest time, 'however, rwluw*! thtl ty of whiter wheat so that moctH will be available only for fead prices prevailing October 1, value of the crop Is $010,644,000,-] slderably more than ever was ptjg a wheat crop. September weather waa imtiedj destructive to i>otutoe*, causlufl ductlon of 87,558,000 bushel* or S cent, In the forecast of production bacco also suffered from unfari conditions, which cauwd a dccnl 21,845,000 pounds in the i>rodI forecast. Tobacco, howerer, pnfl to exceed the record crop of 1 43,000,000 pounds. Oats will excee<l the record 1012 by almost 100,000,000 1 liar ley will exceed Its record 000,000 bushels ; sweet pottt 000,000 bushels ; rice by [?. ii_r; ?? r -<? IV WU,UW els and hay by 8,000,000 tons Newcastle, Ind.? Moab Is dead. Thirty years Ago ... his llrst stroke of paralysis and his funeral plans. A wain? Was turned Into a coffin and the local undertaker Jto care will be buried In' the walnut i CITATION. State of South Carolina^ County of Kershaw. By~W. L. McDowell. Etfflijr Judge. WHEREAS, Charlie Wi suit to me to grant hh|f < Administration of the effects of Joe Williams.' These are Therefore, to montst} all and singular, and creditors of the said Joe 1 deceased, that they be and fore me, In the OourtHWt i be li'eld at Camden, 8. C., 26th, next after publlcat at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, | cause; If any they have, why Administration should not be ( Given under my . band, thto .: of October, A. D., 1918, W. I* Mc Judge, of Probate for Published on the 15tl#and! of October, 1015, in The ' icle, and posted at the door for the time prescribed Residence Phone . C. W. EVANS, Manager , --- - FUNERAL DIRECTORS and LICENSED EMBi AMBULANCE SERVICE. City and Country Call* Attended Promptly DAY OR NIGHT Office and Show Rooms at 535 DeKalb Street Office Phone 91 COOPER Real Estate and We are offering 126 acre* Ant loch section of the county; acres under cultivation, some i ber. Good dwelling, tenant* he and barns. v * This entire farm with exception about to live . able. Terms.