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MOUNTAIN (WMlMMi IH-miIM in IkwlilW IhMMHl It) Houtli m RMiiua>. Tho In*?I t?m?k 4 ?? ? ?viut|?iuif in ll?*' mounUiliw tlwt ha* Ihvu IsiioiV for many' ii day I* ihiw ImUiik tllM|rlbuti?.l |>y tho Sou{ln?m ItHilwuy. TMh l>? m ?k In ciilU'd "(toinpiiitf oil Mount Mlti-li ?:H" n ii* t toll* mostly alx>ut oamp 1 1 f?? in ( 1 14 ^ Nulloiiiil I'Wonts which list >'?* within Iho IftHl fow yoars Ih?oi? iTihiUh! M |h? I ' id Hi I Stato* < Jovornmoiit, Tin- I 4? contains an ihton?slln>{ lot tor from C/ol. II. S. (iniviv, t'hiof I <?r ??si ? r, 1' S. !>n*?rtin?iit of Atjrleulturo. addrossod to Mr. \V. II. Th>)o?\ l*as Tmfflr Manju;or, S?vithoru Hill wti>, \\ a>'hH?j:ton. I). <' , w^hloh start-. < til4 with till** vory lnU?rowtlutf stato mont "I am vt'i j' uiu? h intor?*s|i-d i i ? t li? ? ?lov olopanXW. ill' Iho A|wtla<'lilaii N'atlou nl Fon-HtH for rooroal i<?nal pur|#*-4v? Tho ?'ii JoyuiPnt by flu* public ?>f tin* Sa t,l> >i*al Fimttls for all M?rt> ol out d<?or n^n?aUoii l.s rocotfiilratl ii*. olio of tlu*lr liii|H?rlaul usos and ample rotruliillonH exist for tho puriKwa* of fhcditat Iiik tiii.s ii^< I < ? t li< ? fullest ox |.*'i i Tho tlllo |MiK** ?f roads : "IssunJ by tJu* Nouthorn Hallway. who . t r * ? - tmiohtiil to (the < ? > ojH-ra t Ion of the h '?n\st iS*'i v>< ?\ I' S. I >opartmont ? <f A^'ri.ulturo for niiah ? ?t" tho data < ontalm-d m l.hls bookh't." Ii. ? 1 1 < 1 1 1 J < >i i to a ihiiiiIkt of jil<t tiros of ? 1 1 1 1 1 > sii^ics jiikI information ;in to <;iim|< lifo, liic booklet tells just how to it era am* for a camp trip. both as to dot lUntf, footl ami niwssl'l tif- <>f' all kinds, ami llto approxlmato .s?N.t ??f Dicko tilings Thoro is :t map '<f rMc Mount Mitchell National For siiouinp; all tin' tralN leading from tin- railway wlut ion at Hlaok Mountain, \l? MitchNI, ( Jraph 1 1?* \ Hie, Abbeville, v. IV. also miHinULin (.rails ami retails. Summer (Vimp life In ii |>opulur form of recreation in i-antem Colorado, in Tito Adirondack Mountains anil also In f.ho MouninHna ? rf California. I >i 1 1 1ms not Imvu taken up to any \ fly moat extent hy the |>cople in the South. Tlti' ??bj??o| of I ho I'. S. I'\>ii?s| Sor vhv ami thr Kouthorn Railway Is to t>riMK t ho advantage* of tho national forovts in Wiirti-rii North < 'a roll oh |o i ho allonl.ion of tho |hh?pIo in tho wamii'i' Minions of Uxo South, as an iinj>ort;tnt It iiM of outdoor lif<?, whioh 1* HU tfeileialJ.V N?xvpl<*?l 111 JUiHlorV I l|IM"K It* (INC of lift* to hoHltll, A e*>j?y ??f tlrfi bfiklrt tn?i,r be obtain t*i to UWiliUlliuU Ut jlullilimi littilVMU tutv TlekH < ?J?i? -17 MwtlflX street <*harU*t?>n, s r. or mjucst Dy ouill wlfl iinvt' prompt attrntlon ~a<lv. I K V\ N'H HIKN NEGRO AT STAKK. j . v \\itnr*s Akoiij of CoiifpHtMHl As snilaiil and Murderer. 1 Wii'v, I ? ? \ n s', Maj l.Y With tlfuvn I lit. it -;il(?l person* lis wl tiles. *???*, iurliul I ui: ..?null iiinl children, Wal ! i> i \\ li- ? 1 1 1 the iissault and mi ii r < ir i . .f ,\|i\ I airy Fryar seven miles ?>( here. last Monday, was taken fn in the Fifth illstiift ronrt room <dn?ril\ I ?*f? iMK.t) ami burned on the jniblic Mpiare. T Tlii* burning on me 1 |i 1 1 1 1 ? *< I i a ( ? *J \ n ft ?.? r ? f 1 1* ? ne^ro'* trial had ??!? I ami tin* I Jur\ hail f? turned a venllet of gulltj L' i \ Inn t In- ileal li |H'iia It y. ! Some oi'c not far from t )i?* negro started tin ?>l' "grt thr negro." It was taken up by all those from the part of rhi ? mint y w here the woman was killed riii- crowd at lirst seemed | 1 1 M 1 1 to I : . ? i ? jtc tin' negro from the stis j firii-?|oii bridge. but a suggestion that li*- he burned on tin* plaza met with J 1 t ;i ii t re->nsr ami In* was dragged < it\ luill yard when' the cliuln alrradv aroiiiu! his ucii was thrown o\fi tin- limii of .1 tree, wood hastily siniri'il Mini thr tire startt.Ml. Mrssis It. ( i . ('arrlson, Jr. and I,. .1 Whllnkrr havr purchased thr store building on North liroad street now ?m m*ii|>1ih| b\ Mr. II. It. Williams. It ? lis formerly the pmj?erty of Mrs. I. ii uia Nettles, of Camden. I Mif! Mills, ii negro of S|m it anbury, was .shot ami Instantly killed in that rlt.\ Wedii?*sday night b\ Constable M. S. Turner, while he w;i? resisting ar rest "The Battle Cry of Peace" ? coming. and Gocfo <#AjLL Kl M 05 rut: (?ICIv\l C'O.VIPKTITION iii this cla** of time piece lias tuought about Midi ii high standard that Alarm Clocks are now ??old h> us at a mere traction of their former price. No one need In* wilh'Hi' ;m ;??:tnn elock when tliey can l>e bought at the price we ask. vVr li.t'xi' .( ! . i !' l; ? ? I ? ?? 1% ?il ntlmt' clocks 1 ('?'> III (lie i>t? I ball t I ? m K i<> lli?- f?r??ti\ immtlr t imr?pi??< ?? ? ('<>ni? :ii uid ;i < 1 iij i >'? ? vv Kji<'?\ vt>i: will 1 ? 1 1 \ G. L. BLACKWELL Jeweler and Optician Camden, S. C. SW ? ?MM Photo- Gngravtrs prratmp Plates in Line and naif -lone Coh 'vf)ia <\ovt(i cJ f <2 rcl ino Proi "i t Service SHOE POLISHES BLACK-WHITE -TAN - IO<* KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT TMC r.r.OALLKY CO..LTD. BUFfAlO.NY m INCKKA8K I.N Afc-HV/ Alirrfinwil By IIoum) mh) Senate For W aMttiiyrttiu, May ltt- ? A " stanttitiK anu,\ of 'JtMJ.OOQ fighting (iieu ? ?f helng ox iwiiuiml hi emergency tt J II l)< I hacked h.\ II federalized National Ouurtj of Uo.ono us ii rewrvo, j ll tut 1 1 > wa* agreed mi t<*(a> '?>' Hiiuw i iiimI Senate 4i?nfere?<K ?>ii (h?? unify- itlil. ; Tin* agnvmeut w 111 l?o ro|?orte<l to Congress ?Mirl> next wwk mid the iihtisuh', t li?* tlrst of the Admlnlstra tioll pl'e|?arcdlicss bills. Is U.XIHH-tlst t<l Is- ln?fi>ro President WUmoii for Ills slg nature mkhi afterward, Advonites of tuhipuite National do j fense regard the anifi'iviuv agroomont lis a tHuiujJi. Till' compromise Ik Iwooii the Mouse and Senate measures was elV??cted after works of struggle against an Insistent demand from House eeufcrees for a standing unny of only 1 10, (XX) ino.n. Tin* minimum enlisted strength would ho attained under the conferemv agreement within the noxt llvo yours and !t Is stipulated that ut no time shall tin* total lw less than 100, (HX>. Tin* eonferemv ro|?ort also provides for the (Idvcritnivhl nitrate manu.fnc luring plants not cxc<?edlng f'JO.OOO. iHKi; for \ (national education In the regular Army and for estuhllslunont of military training companies for vol uutoor citizens whose transportation, clothing and subsistence excuses while In trailing would he ]*aid hy the Fed eral ( iovermnent. The training eainp feature, as Dual ly approval, is regarded as compen sation in a measure for the Fderal volunteer rcM'ivc of 'JO 1.000 men which Senate <-ouferecs were fom'd to ahan don on inslstetico from the House. -Other salient features of tho incis ure provide for a hoard to Investigate the advisability of ?*-tahllshing Ciov ornment munition plants and a 1>oard to recommend mohilixat Ion of Indus tries. Aullkorlty is given to the Gov ernment to seize and o|?orato private munition plants in time ?.?f war. Mary Miles >1 inter. There Is every evidence that little Mary Miles MUitor will lienvifter he known as "Lovely Mary." since the release of the wonderful feature of (lull title on the Metro program. No nana* could tit the '"llow er of ?, t ? screen" more aptly, as in this feature she is the embodiment of nil ilt.it Is ! c\ i pi is 1 tr in femininity. Besides Miss Miutcr. !.N* strong sup- i |Mirtinu ?~ist iiielnd??s such names as Thomas .1. C.arri;jan. Sclmvler I .add, Fred Tldinai'sh, Frank !><? Vernon, Myra Brooks ?i n< I Harry lthikctnore, ** I -??v??ly .Mary" is l>ooked to In- shown here at the Majestic tomorrow Satur day. May 20th. -adv. .May Kmploy Negro Truckmen. Columbia, May 15. ? K. .1 Watson, <??1 -rotary of agriculture. niiniiicrn1 and industries. luis mailed out circulars to ill textile ma nu fact u ring plants, ad vising that the employ incut of negro truckmen is not prohibited under the rare segregation art. Previously tex tile manufarturers were notified that negro truckmen <"11110 within the pro visions of the law. An ? ? j >i 1 1 i . was recently given b\ Thomas H Peeplos. 1 1 fornry- -general, thai the pr<>\ i -ions of Ilie amendatory act do 1 : ? .1 apply to 1 *_-ero truckmen as such inhibit j..u J* K't ant hori/.v<l !?;.? the tit.-- tie word truckmen" having been ? ? ??usi.\ nitied from the list . f ? '.p. tions which the restrictions ?' tie lav. WeT e to be applied The I4."?th e< *;?>?* artidw^- f? ->-+~iied it Fort Moultrie loft Thursday morn i 1 1 l.' for servUv on the Mexican l.>rder. A I)M I N ISTKATKIX NO T I ( K. All persons having claims against the estate of W. L. Clyburn. deceased, will present them duly attested, and those indebted to said estate will make j pa vmetif to the undersigned ! DANA V. CLYHFRV Qualified Adminivtra t rix. j P.cthune. S. C., April 24. ll?Ui FINAL DISCHARGE. In the Matter of Jennie M. Croxton, Guardian of the Kstate of Charlton Reed Croxton. State, of South Carolina. County of Kerahaw. Charlton Reed Croxton having reach ??d his majority, notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, May 22, 1916, I Mill make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my tlnal return aa Guardian of the estate of Charlton Reed Croxton,, and on the Mme day I will apply to the said Court for a final db+chargo from my trust a;; wald Guardian. J KN NIK M. CROXTON. Guardian. Camden, S. C., April 20th, 1918 DKLKUATKH TO MKK1IN(J. Who WIU I**' HeW ??><! When* wui ntsy. ? KoU?? i* a IK. gf iSSSS i h?' Woman's iuivllnir nt !?v j ? Ilf\t week ?t IH I ii?w* of th?*e vvh(? will entertain them : . Vlken- Miss M P. lord. >*?<? Mrs. W. W. Kdtfe.rton ^ ti ?i Mr*. W.. ? s- ',Im1J not; MIns c s?Hl?i?r ?ll<1 NI,H* 7 Ivnlval Willi P T. VlllypUW,' Ml.s.s K. McCarter. Rev. It < Joter. Keiinettsvllh- Mrs W. P. Hn-nlen with Mrs. llrullou dcUmeh. | (\>ngnnv Mrs. W. I,. Arthur with Mrs J 1 'lu 1 W. Corl>ett. Mrs. .1. H >> ?* I ton w it li Mrs. NV. M- Shannon. Mrs. < ; Arthur with Miss Catheilne , /HMnp. Miss M. P. Hopkins with Mrs. I). A. Hoy kin. Charleston : ChrKt church? Mrs s 'Movers ail. I Miss Haael StopplcbeiUi with Mrs. f. I- l.U tUv St. M h'hiU'l I I'hun'h ? Mrs. K. C. Klehardson with Mrs. H. M. Hoy kin. Miss 1/4-1 la Mar 11 Well with Mrs. A. D. Kennedy, .1 r. St I Mi 1 1 lips? Miss Mary Hall with Mrs. <; M. I,enolr. Miss A S. Mazyek with Mrs. A 1>. Kennedy, Jr. Holy Com munion church- Miss Helen l<ee, Mrs. K I ?. Kavene ami Miss Catherine Walker with Mrs. T. A. Porter, Kc\ Hoiiicr W. Slorr with Mrs. F. H. Hard Inj;. St. Lukes ehnreh~Mrs.' Thoiuas | MW'arrel. Miss M. Simmons and Mrs. \ r. ( \>rncil with Mrs. Homy Savage, | Mr Kenneth Parson w ith Mrs. Lenoir. j hurch ? Miss It. Tlljrhinan. Miss j S a 1 1 1 ? * Loekwood and Miss Addle Smith 1 with Mrs. C. J. Shannon, Miss Sarah Moore w Itli Mrs. 11. C. Johnson. Mrs. J. S. Khame, Jr. with Mrs. J. Sumter lthnmc. St. Pauls churoh? Mrs. Man nlnj; SLinons with Mrs. Henry Savant'. Mrs. T. era litre Simons with Mrs. A. D. Kennedy.' The Kev. Mercer P. Lo J?an. 1 Choraw ? Mrs. K. 11. Duval and Mrs. W. It. (Jodfrcy with Mrs. W A. An fill 111. Columhla : Trinity ? Mrs.- Hetty ( aid well. Mrs. L. P. Chatnberlayne Mrs. Lueco (Junior and Kev. K. <J. Flnley with Mrs. Lenoir. St. Timothy ? Mrs. It. I. Manning with Mrs. K. \k Hoy kin. Kev. P. (J. Kobottoii. Cood ShejH hard -Miss Ida Pwt?' with Mrs. John Cantoy, Min. W. K. HelnKh with Mrs. Lenoir. Kev. K. A. Penlek with Mrs. 11. 1 1 . 4 'arrlson. Mrs. Le^rande Cuerry with Mrs. C. J. Shannon. Jr.. MLss Whoa ton with Mis K. M. Hoy kin. MKs Margaret Matson and Miss Hon trice Thomas with Mrs. D. A. Hoy 1 kin. Miss Isabel Wells and Miss Caro ' line Ida! with Mrs. James Hums. Darlington Mrs. <i. T. I'atton nnd Mrs. A. I.. Wlthers|HH?n with Mrs. L. T Mills. l'astover? MKs Julia Clarkson with Mrs. John W. Corhett. Miss Fannie I Slnn.lhred with Mrs. p. T Vlllcpltfue. Floreiitv ? Miss Kntrenia lltK.k and Miss P.asdale Polk with Mrs. ( i. L. Klack well. Mrs. Lander Jones with Mrs Kl.en M?UtHl. Miss M. K. Koays with Mrs. Ksthor Davis. Mrs. J. 1 >. Kvans with Mrs. Kl.en MeU'od, Mrs. Leslie MeLaurin with Mrs. Joe Lewis. Kev. Harold Thomas. ( iranltevllle ? Deaconess Sands and Misx Lily Rhoden with Mrs. J M. Heath. Miss Thopre with Mrs. W M. Shannon, Kev. J. N. Taylor. Ci'i.ru'.'tow n-Mrx. Mortimer \\ ;inl with Mrs. T. J. Kirkland. < ? r?H'ii \ llh4? M rs. C. W. ("rosl.v and Mrs. IV T. . Hayn'e with Mrs. H. <i. ( 'a rris< ?n. Hiil'<?^I M is. \\ . A. Hoy kin with Mrs. ( .1. Shannon. Jr.. Miss Kloreiiee Hllerl.ee, Miss Kllen Hllerhee and Mrs. KUiott KUerK-e with Mrs. Hrattoil de Ivoioli. Mis. Crawford Sanders and Mrs. Charles Sanders with Mrs. L. T. Mills. Kev. \N'. A. Ifiirnwell. Marlon? Mrs. A. Melntyre with Mrs. K. C. Johnson. Mi. Pleasant Mrs. T. (1. MiK'^ints with Mrs. J. J. Workman. Mo draw Darby with Mrs. I/eslie Z^Miip. Kev. Sanders Cuitrnard. Weverly Mills ? Mrs. .1. C. 11. (riil hralth with Mrs. K. M. HoVkin. Hartsvilh*- ? Mrs. Koltert Stewart with Mrs. H. < >. Carrisoti. Jr.. Mrs. L. M. Coker itli Mrs. John Hoykin. Mrs. William K^leston with Mrs. W. L. McDowell, Mrs. Marion Moore. Mrs. C. C. (Jintry? Miss Catherine K?hk1 with Mrs. 11. < ?. C?rrlsoii. Kdisto Island ? Mrs. J. M. Chisolm with Mrs. I). D. Parrlsh. Johns Island ? Mrs H. S. \S haley with Mrs. I >. I >. I'm rtsh. lt?'v. I. LaKonrhc. Yonee's Island? Miss I**ila LaKoai-h and Mrv. W. \V. Martin with Mrs. John Whltakrr. Krv. H?*rli**rt Shroter. PinopolLs- Mrs. I', r. Cain with Mrs. L. T. Mills. I<<M-k Hill? .Mrs. C. K. Srhtirn Mrs. J. <\ Carhrrry, Miss F.tmna I/ondon and Mi SS . I as it- Hull with Mrs. Henry Watkins, Mis* M deFolx I.onir with Mrs. T. .1 Kirkland. K<-\ . Nathan Matt hew -s. S:? ill t*f -Mrs I it-nry Kut 1**?1 ?.;* ? with Mrs. C. H. Vat o??. Snmtcr ? Mrs Mark Reynolds. M rv \\ . \V. lire- with Mr-. Fsther I 'avis. Ufv. .1. iUiit li ffti Walker. Siiip'iiitx i!t" Miss Tyrol!:. ?? T .latni- j si n w iih Mrs. T. w. Lane. .spa na n'nnrL' Mis. I'ani ' ki-nnerty tnd Mis. (' T. Luturrrti with Mrs. .las. Burns. MLv> 11. K. < and Mi-** ina StHHlmiiti with Mrs. Parish, Mrs. 11 S lioltoi, with Mrs ,1???? Lewis, Kev*. W. H K Pendleton with Mrs. N?'wt?in Itoykin. Mrs. A1?t. Wvincs-. Statebnr^ ? Mr-i. I>eSaussure Hull with Mi's .John Catitey. Winshoro ? Mrs. I.. S. (iantt. Miss M C. Aiken. Miss K. it. ( Iantt with Mrs. I). T. Lanjr. Mrs. M. T. F.Ilison with - Mrs. Rratton del/oaeh. York ?Miss K. Ma<ido\ and Miss M. Sr.. Miss Virginia SinirieLon with Mrs. C. P. Dulios^, Mrs. J. K. Allston with Mrs. C-. C. Whltaker. Mrs. W H Moore with Mrs. Henry SaviiRe. Mis> M H. Willis and Miss Jennie CaU*s with Miss Hen r let Johnson. Miss Thelma Johnston. Union ? Mrs. F. II. Gardner with Miss Hesste Younir. (irwnwood ? Mrs. ('. II Jordon with Mrs. Parish. Plantei-Mv41le ? Miss Josephine Fraser with Mrs. C. J. Shannon. Jr.. Mrs. Miles Ilellune with Mrs. Parish. Onunrehur* ? Mrs. A. f. Llgon and Mrs. John Oart with Mrs, W. M. Shan non. Executive hoard ? Mrs. Alex Ix>uk with Mrs. T. J. Kirkland. Miss Katie I>ce with Mrs. T. A. Porter. Mrs. J. J. Mills. Mrs. J. W. Mlxon, Miss Hootla Reed, and Mrs. O. Pttzslmons with ?Mrs. <\ J. Shannon, Jr., Mis* Fannie I mi\ n I with Ml- 0. 11 Yates, MIhh Uarrel with Mrs. John Nettles, Hlshop ttiierry with Mrs. II. <J. OarriKon, ltrv. IIukIi i; Ilurleson - with Mrs. N. C. IU.>T(ln. ? ? *, < For Clwfc of Court. I hereby annoume myself ax a c mm dldute for the oltlee of Clerk of (V>urt of Kershaw county,* huI^<h1 to the rules ??f th?' Democratic primary. II. C. XINtiLKToN. C*ute> School CloM'il. i The Cantey school <*Ios<mI last Fri day after a very suoce-SHful tenu. No public exercises were hold but prizes Wore awarded Norman and Thelma Truesdell. and Iteulah ) tar field for l>e Ihk present every day, Iteulah Har lleld made a perfect attendamv ns"ord n? >t having been tanly nor nbaent a day during the entire lerui of eight months. Nelma <*re?*d \yon fhovprls&e fur scholarship, This school won second place at Field Day and Is making progress In i.uany ways. A splendid C4> o|s?ratlve club Is organized which has proven to lie a factor for g?>od in the community < >i m I school life. Negro employes of the Nona Land A LuiuIht company last Wednesday night crowded 4i hall at Wollacoton, Va,. for. ti iu<>tlon picture show. The light* ?*?re t*uppllo<l from - tank. Tber?# was uu wlxldU tUwrtroyed the tUtild^y ami l!l bodies had l>eon ^ i-ulus. Ileiweeii and 30 ?* burned negro** were tak*u la y Ultat ft"d wagon* to Pon^y treatment. The building dOHtrojg it fraun1 wtrheturc formerly store, It had boon tnrnod ovfcJ lumber foiuiwi^vV employe tfrj cnUirtalw month am! lodge me?W WeilnoMluy'M pleture slM,w phuv. Tin* dlwover.V of tiu. 8|| explosion <*ame almost at th*>j tlnuC I" tho stamiHHlo that many wero trampled uiidur f oot i building burned like tinker. it,, minutes ill wan a sheet of tlao^ fore tlio blocked exits <\>ulu fca oil, the r?n>f coll?ii*od. T1uh> ^ Uislde were helpless, Thon> one physician within several the place. Ho exliausted all ^ medical nuppUun In a few tufa dressing Hie most seriously bin*] Ifhh*. Meantime, he had i>rvs*4 servlee all available automobllu ij<ul telophomHl to Portsmouth fa slstance. .] ?3 *~Jjred JTo ~ Movq " Xife after sh You can get your Chero-Cola "In a Bottle-Through a Straw" at Soda Fountains and other - Refreshment Stands. Everybody knows it ; by it 8 name FOR SAL) The SCOTT DUN" HOUSE AND LOT 7-.trr4 3 LOCATED ON DeKALB STR# 90x280 Feet. Price Kennedy & REAL ESTATE AND RENTS,