The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 30, 1916, Image 10
IttCflHIlAW NKWS NOTKfc.
Interesting fl?Ui?wl *'?"?
The Vsn Of TOtPtafr
,v,sh?w ?, m. S3 Ihm <?? n'a,l/ji;
one- i?f hei" "Wilt needs. I
xv? K only about i ?> mouths <?i!o that
the Kra called Hlti'iitUui to Kershaw -
Lr at uvr f..r ? suhwtanilnt and ??,.
? - 1":,f",',;r7
Hiift'h li^nn-d I >?<H actual wmiK w lb
ffiin wiii.ii. It..? '"?*< ??iir?> .1.0- ?;?;
,l?. erection ??f 0 modern fu,;t ^
\,yW\i hotel. designed h> a ?.f ui
j,?v' South i'lirolliiu -uroliUc. ?!> \
ulll> will H l*. or outward
architectural design. but Ihe lu-dd
raiitfoment "f ?"<>'?? ",H| equipment ''
nil M.i.l will have Hi-Hi ii'Uu 1 ''
1 rif roll! fort Hl.d convenience of
The architeets were ?" ^ ?
*lu?w M ? ?i?? hi > him I submitted "'""""V
plans 'to President i: I ? "?
l?. Kershaw Hiill.Mi?*r
Social l.MI, II... s|Ockl?oldCI's of ? >?"
?r, behm.
A carl. mhI "? |,,M ? 11 '
I lore ford .*n 1 1 U* behamlntf |* "
* !!i?th , i,. I .....I *;?!*;
vxlll lie oil exhibition he.. '"I.* ??
prV.vl.ll.ltr .here h no hltd. In n.rnn^
now helm* completed r.u this
"lill.lt This Is an rMra lino h.l of
til III.' I hat will he well worth
Unllroutl Commissioner* .John <?.
|{|. hards H.I.I I ...I.K W Micaex xx e.
|? Kersln.w Tucsdn.x to coiishlel Mi
inn iter of reqiilrinu the Southern Hull
xx n to establish a Ih.tf stop "?,,,r
l?u/ Koi'k trestle for the convenience
,,,? | hl. people or the I In HfUtlliK ???<*
an. I o<"s communities. The lieui'liitf
XX (IH liel.l In III.' couuell ehaniher. and
ii >t ronir |>ctltlon was present. -.I. ask
lie' for the older to he matle.
Mr. H.i.l Mrs. John T. Stevens an.l
Mr J'reil K. Culvcl'li l.'fl Moii.lnx foi
Atlantic I leach, l-'la.. to nlle.nl the an- .
Iiual HMH'tll.jX ? of the South enroll.....
Cotton See. I Crushers Association now :
In session at lluit place.
I>r. \V. C .Moore, of i 'a .... leu. was.
In Kershaw 1. couple of dnvs last week. (
He hint been will, his fa mil x xixltlnKj
relative* at .1. ?tycoon.
Mr. I .nvhl Philllpr. aired ahoiit |
veins. .Ile.l of pneumonia nl his Inane
near Kershaw. June -'-V Me was a
Silhstanllal ami tfood clll/en. ami will
lie L'renlls mlssc.1 from Ihe couitnunl
jx ||,. ,e;i\es survlvliu; lilni his wlte
11 nil nine chihlren. also two hrothers
ami two sisters. The reninliis were
lnterre.l In the cenieter> at Ih.rtalo
Itaptist church, of which he was a
member, with the honors of the Junior
Order l "lilted American Mechanics.
The plans and specifications for tin
new I (apt 1st church, which were pre
pared h.v N. Walker, n Itoek 1.1 d I
ni'cliltect. are completed mat have been
accepted h.v the huildlnu committee.
The contract for hulhlinu Ihe church
x\ p.) in* awarded Wednesday. Julv
pjlh The new church will be built
n pm 1 the site where the old one was
limned 11 will be of l.'rick and will
he of modern ile^iirii aiel contain nec
essnn class i'<miii? and coiix eniem-es.
M M.N ? 1 1 1". I 1 I ?la keiiev lias moved
his faiuiU the Unite .;<>td Mine,
where t hex will spend Ihe summer
in Ihe -nine cttaue occupied t.y them]
the pa -I s,.\i r:i! -nninieis
Not w 11 h.slaiidim: the interference ? ?!'
Ill,, ra in the l>oo<lcr run ? ;is iiuoIp
t . ? Camden Inst Kridax a {'tern in
ilile.esl i.f the- III. ..f Julx cele (
lira) ion A t?.? t \ . ;irs pni I iclpai ?
; 1 1 1 , | tin- trip w 1 1 1 1 ? ? tiecess.i 1 i I x M'l'.x j
hurried. \\;>s r e : ? t ' \ eiiio.vcd l?x tho.-,C|
xx in- made i: \ 1 no is l.eiuu made 1
t?. .Icll efsi.ii |o. I.a> (Tucsila.x 1. and <>lh |
, . 1 1 rips xx ill l.e made Hiis xx . . k I . ? lie 1
Ihmic. Mcl'.ee 1 nd Lancaster
\\ |; i.re_..i> and II ! Williams,
trustees i.l It*,. I In nu in*-' U<>e|< sell.... I. |
xx ere at < "Mimic;. I;. -I I i mm.x t- ? ? *ti J
t ,. I XX it Ii . "...nut X sitperildel.de I ? ? t |
I Id u< a l ion xx 1 1 1 t el'er ?en. i their :
sch. >1 ! interests The addll loll .'I a i
room xx It! be madi ' 1 1 i - siininier. to |
I,,. , ., .ni plet e> I i time till' the ..pcliill_'
,,t :i?. fall t ? IM ??? 1,001 The 1 1 m 1 1 -
iliu liock pc are xx ide axx.'k" -II
I 111 alter* ;:t:d l-eliexe i i X i 1 1-r
their children ed 11. m I i- na 1 Mil x m -it a -,'es
Miss Mildred . ..??.?ImIc, o| < .linden,
spent sev eral da x * in Kershaw la-t
XX Cek X\ i I 1 1 1 IC f sjs | ( ?!'. Ml- 1 K.
I leteliel
Sh:\MIOKK KO| Nl> TKir I \KttS
KKOM CAMDEN. S. (
Week mul Kxi'iirsion Fares;
ST. ."?? ? l <> W i 1 111 i nut on.
>; | CiO to I sic oi I 'a i '.i s
> I 1 ii 1 t . ? > 1 1 ' \ .1 1- s Island.
*| i. lots on sale f-.r a I i tra.n. -m,
, 1. M S:i > 1 1 i<1m x in. I for I I'm ills
,, . 1 ? U >nnd.ix t'roui Max to Sept
II i,? u-ixe. limited rcturiiiu-' to reach
oi ijiii.il s 1 ; 1 1 1 1 n u point ' prior to mid
i n. d i > 1 1 e \ 1 follow in.' date
|.f s |V
sumnnr I'.rrursiaii I* ares'
ss :;o t., \\ 1 l-l.i -x die I'.e-n h
Si ', 1 ii 1 ; . . I -'<? .a I 'a I in*
Si; 1 ii 1 1 . . Snl.n mii's 1 - ' .1 ? ?
s 7 ?_'( | |<l M X I I e I'.e.l, :
SI |.:i(? to Norfolk
Ti, kt is OH s;i IC :r.l: Mi 1 ?" t"
i i, j,,i? r l.V im liisix .? mite.i i. turn
? j i _ 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 ( let ol icr ? ? I I M 1 " I . i sj i .] .
i .V i ? i i x i l.'Ue >
s lies a I id further pMrl;- n it's
tu . , i s i i , 1 upon application K. I
ll? lit tin. li.-ket Auenl. .'amtlcn. > ?
Atlanii. ( ??as| Line. "The Standard
Kaiit o:oi ot Ilie South."
Money to Loan
At Reasonable Rate of Interest, and
for Long 1 erm?, on Farm Property.
Appl y to Thos. I). Ainruin or \\.
It. (Icl.oiich, Attorney
KAItMKK* IIKIJ) MKKl'IWH
i ' ?? ?>? ? *
\d\ muted MraHiire* TIipj WjiiiI !"???
acted Into l,?w?.
i ;?i 1 1 < >t Chront.lc Tin- I'ltnut^ Sf
i ivi Association hch| un InteresllUK
ltii i-1 iuy wllli (lit- Crescent local oil Sat
i i r i I m > . hint- _'*??? \??l \> it hstandluu
I Im* 1 1 1 1 \ sca>on ? illi I farmer* e\
crj 1 1 ? 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ? In the fonutv wiis repre
, si'ii|?i|. Tin- reuulai imlcr itf husines*
t\ u> 1 1 1 1 elided ( ??,
Mr \\ A.'?Sluckey. of l.ee County.
wa> I'M1 -fill Mini uimh* one <?f tlu* best
-|mim li?'?. lluil we have ever heard oil
I :;?? ?\ .1 1 chousp find 1 1 1? ? licensed milder
sii.-iii. which I'ill fit I Um I to pass nl Mm*
| j;isf ??'(wmiiii nl I In* legislature, Inn
st. mi >inli lull wo waul pilssed ill the
i m * \ I stolon If wo can elect men all
mvr i I'll* slate w ho at e friends of l lie
, 1.1111101*. He lolli'licil on I lie loiiu time
' I ? ?; 1 1 1 s\ ?|eiu ami I lie rural < * rt *< Ml sys
! I fill
Iff coil ii | j ? 1 1 la 1 1 ? ? r I ? meets Salitr
jda.\. ? 1 1 1 1 \ I. al Cellar ('reek auU a
j la rye crowd Is c\|wcie'l. The Stifle A*.
' NMclalloii will meet . 1 1 1 1 \ Till ami Nth.
The fanners have soine measures
' I hc,\ wiinl fiiaclfil Into laws ami will
; make demands on those olt'erlnu for
the lu?iis<f ami congress,
We, wouldn't close without saylnu
?omc t liiuj.' ahoiit llit1 ladles of Crescent
nml the line dinner which I hey nave
us Saturday. K.
lierslutw lloys Join C'anuh'ii Militia.
Second I. lent. Alfred Mcf?t*u*l In
i-harue of (In* station at Camden to
rci ruit to Its full complement of Set*
Uf a nl I )oh,\ Nuckahce of the recruit -
liiu force, were lu Kershaw lust Moli
da v in enlist recruits. ' The former
was in a car driven hy Steve Terry,
and the latter in a car driven hy W.
< >. (lay. I. lent. Me I. end signed up
Walter Floyd. son of Mr. and Mm.
Hold. S. l-'loyd { and lloss (?nrduer,
son of Mr, and Mrs. <>. ('?. (iardner.
who aevoiiipauled him to Camden,
where they had to undergo medical
cvamliiat hue before helny accepted.
Two other Kershaw hoys who liavf
enlisted are. Walter Johnson, who went
from Jefferson to the Cheraw Com
pany : ami Cavlte Jordan, who joined
a party of seven others at Westvllle
for servh-e with the Camden company.
The minimum of men for a com
pany is To men. ami the full ooniple
mciit l."H?. I tut In order to tfua rantee
lis individuality the company must
have one hundred men or more: other
wIm1 it is in danuer of helm: consol
idated with ami absorbed hy other
troops. The Camden company Is struy
yllny to preserve its imll vidua llty and
wants in recruit the entire company
from within Its own territory. It
still lacks some to he sure of the
name. "Kershaw Cuards."- ? Kershaw
Km.
WANTS
FOR RENT
H)K S.U.K I * I \ nmiit li UiM'k fowls ; 1 1 1 ? I
I > i ir? ?? m - .11 rea.-otiahlc prices. AKn
:l -idehoai'd I im| lllil In ? LT ; 1 li V I ill |'\
? ? * ! 1 1 * 1 1 Y i ??iiilit ion at half t > r i ? Phone
_>l I 1 11'
FOK S.\I,K ? DoiIkc touring car for
-ale. I ? i;i 1 1 ? I new 1!?17 model.. I >e leo
\*i ;i t cr- 1 ?r< m ?f iunit inn. . Krii<<'ii for
x'lliiiL'. ? >w 1 1 * ? i" wants cheaper ear fit
I I ? mi farm-. Would eoiisider trade
f>r l-\>rd. I 'nr fit m In- seen ;i I W. < ).
I I i \ ' - -hop. I '.ir | ?: i rt hula i s sec \\*.
' >. 1 1 : i \ <?r I i I.. Moselcv. lo-l 1 1 .
? r
I OK S.\LK ? 'I'll rcc L'linil hoi'scs for
-;il<' eheap. Appl.x to li. I.. Mom'Ii'V,
( '.linden. S. J '.
For Township Commissioner
I herehv . 1 1 1 1 1 < > 1 1 1 1 1 -? ? myself for n*
ci.M i i < 1 1 1 for t he othee of Township < '???tn -
uii--ioper of I ?eKulh Township. and
.\;!l al'idf I ? \ tin* rules of tlit* drino
? 1 1 i ? ? | u iiiia r\ . .1 V Mi l . I *? ? I >
!OH KKNT Stwiv room o|it>
?r't t I .am.''- I (lull i!nnlr Mrofcr.i.
\fj- \ ! i > .1 K I ntr. I"
I* OK *"? \ 1 . f"! toll- of fill" he-t I'c.'l
IV. S lli.l Ml per toll. I'. < ? I!.
I ! 1 i _:???- 1 A | ? | ? I > t>? .1. I ! Sander-.
I II ? - I > . < ' In
ON sFK\ i( F lle-i-fcred 1 l??r? ? f? >rd
Mull if t it \ farm near I ? K ;i 1 1 ? l**i ?? *
>1 on \\ \ ] dwa rd-. |nt !"
FOK KI N I i nil* -!->!?!? a iii I t w o room
I >:! r 1 1 \ fit i !ii-lifd. -uitahle for I i irli i
I housekeeping ,\!-o. ?_* -tor\ lloll-C
| from '_'sth of tlii- 1 1 1 ? > i : : 1 1 Mr-. Su-an
A \\ Itfkow -k> . i Ji'i. ? it 1 1 A\e.. Mroad
i 'a uidfii. 7-1 f.
4 1 old Coin ltrea<i i- nun him* mixed and
?ii :i ? *ti i I n*. rolled. Il.u i' \>>n tried it''
('.mdeii Slcani r.akiiv. V haw -on
1 1 1 1 if. .M _t. 7
? FOK S\|.F 1.-.M l.u-hel- ItliL'lil |.r-H.f
I r< ? ? I'f.i- for vfllo fn. S?1.L'*? per hn-li
I ??!. sprite.;- ?v Shannon, Camden
li
j MK. I A KM UK Win not let Eli. tri.i
! f\ lluht \onr lumii' and farm, keep
the hou-f fool. -?a\\ the woim|. ? iii
| the feed | >i 1 1 1 1 j ? tin- water, do the
family wa-hinir. heat the smoothing
iron, fhiiru tin* hutter. eleau the
tiou-e. the meals, and make
i i f e mole enjoyable all round? Come
: - \V Kotdii Xein | ? - prui: Stfire and
' i k it o\*er willi me. Frank I..
/? i phone .'H?. ( 'a mden.
N-JMnp
[?FOK n \ |.F Mm* la r,'e lot located on
I ? i ?' - ? reet for -ale. Apply to
lie j Mf.*k- sim I.yCtlcton - street,
t Mm le- > { ' 7-0
C.old Coin It read 1-. made ??f rhe hisrh
e-r ,-r.ide tlj'jr. It's a home product
' and "!i<?u"'t he your flr-?t ehojoe.
Give ua a:; up|M>rtitnity to *^rve y*?u.
Camden Sr*Mm Bakery. F.r iHlwwiit f
Meat tie. Mir., 7 j
1 ^-r
K..ISTKKN TKOOPS
( .J . u> , . *V -
Supplies Hi?v? Hetn I'wIiW For
Army
Sgs Yolk. June JV At m u.^nl
4vmu-x( of 4 ;??!!. FimstOll 01<I<M H U 4M <V
Ixsuvtl lai?? /uulnht by Major (;eu.
r, .HM.nl Wornl, i ommnuder of the de
l?ii iriiMMit of ll??* Fast, for Teimsvl
va 11 I'd and Hie I ds! rlct of 'Colftinnhi
I l oops to entrain for I ho iKintfr at t In*
earliest possible moment. II wan be
I le Vcd III hcadipUtt'lcrs SoUIC" of UlClll
mluhl start to-ultfht,
The IVunsylv aula troops- \v?mc or
dered to |-:f l 'a so. tun! llmse from the
Idsti'lct of Columbia to Hlsslbee, Art/-.
The National 'JUrtrd organizations
ordered out from IVnusylvauht consist
of 1 1 1 1*4*0 regiments of liifantry, olio
ambulance <*orps? one tlehi hospital,
two companies of engineers mid one
signal mri* battalion.
The Ulstrlot of Columbia is ordered
i4> **tid 0^4?^ regiment ami cum Initial
hoi i of Infant ry.
Kor Army of 200,000.
Supplies have been provided along
t |i?v Mexican border for an army of
?jihumm) hum i for M>v i?**x i thirty (lay*,
accord lux lo an announcement here to
night hy tln? tpuirtorionsterH' depart
incut of tin* ('lilted States army. It
also was learned from the same flource
that 12.4H M? motor transport trucks had
Im'cii purchased from twenty automo
Idle concerns at an avcraure coat of
eaeh. and that bids had been
asked for 4<h? passenger automobiles
to l?e used by the ottlcers of the various
commands iiIoiik the bonier.
Major (ieneral Leonard Wood, com
inamltutf the dcpartiiicnt of* the Fast,
In a report to the war department to
iilKht stilted that U.Pdl troops from
New York. New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Vermont now are en
route to the border. These are as
follows :
Vermont: One regiment of infantry.
1.<mm> men.
Massachusetts: Four regiments of
Infantry, one battalion of tlehi artil
lery, niie battalion slunal troops. one
Held hospital, one ambulance company
ami one squadron of cavalry. Total
stretitft.li, 5,'MIO men. *
Connecticut: Two regiments of In
fantry , one troop ? ?f cavalry, one com
pany signal corps, one ambulance eoui
pany, one ttehl hosplta:. Total* 2, HIM).
New York : Three retfimoiits of In
fantry. Total. M.N.TJ.
New Jersey: One regiment of In
fantry. two troops of cavalry, two bat
teries of tlebl artillery, one ambulance
company and one Held hospital. Total,
1.5MO men.
other troop movement* ordered by
(Jen. Wood were:
For tomorrow : New Hampshire and
units from Massachusetts and Connec
ticut. which are not already on their
way.
For Thursday : Maine and Itliode
Island.
For Friday: One reirlinent of In
fantry from Maryland.
Col. .John It. ItellliiKer. department
quartermaster, assorted that the troop*
"were inovintr without dlHienlty. Ar
rangements have been made, be said,
to provide sleeping ears for the troops
Ms fast as It Is possible to collect them
at the various mobilization itolnta.
Col. I tel linger said that the troop
trains would make several stops dally,
so as to permit the soldiers to exer
cise. IHtttculty in providing kitchen
cars lias been remedied. I lie colonel
added, by converting hairifauc ca rs Into
cooking cars.
Announcement was made that the
iL'th reuimeut of infantry. New York
National Cuard. probably would depart
for the border tomorrow, transporta
tion facilities already' haviiur been pro*
vided.
The ,\ati<>ual <Juard ? ? t New York
State will t>e continued a> a divisional
unit when it tiioholiy.es its is.ooo men
at Mrownsvii le. Texas. Major (ieneral
o'ltyan aniiounceil here loiii^'lit.
New orders were received from the
war department today. Hen. Wood
said, directing him to hasten (lie de
part ure of ca va I ry units. ;|s 1 1 1.-< t branch:
of the service is mure urgently needed 1
on the border than infautry. lie was
ordered to send the men south as soon
as they tire ready and provide them
with mounts # at the border or sliip
their horses to them later.
"PASSERS RV
Artistic and (hamiin}; Picture To Re
Seen at .Majestic. Wednesday
( 'harles ( "herry. one ? ? f tin- l?est
known leading men on flic Amer
i<*:i ii Kuglish stajre. will 1 1 1 ; < k < - lii- stel
lar ap|?euranre on the screen .-i ; the
Majestic. on Wednesda v. .1 1 1 1 > ?*>. in the
new K<piitahle five part picture. "I*as
-ers By." This artistic ; 1 1 ? ? I ? let i minj.'
picture Is the work of < Iladdou
< 'ha lithe rs. who also wrote tin- novel
ami play of the same name
The story of "Passers H\ " d.aK with j
a y<?nnjr bachelor who live* in -..litnde:
;? ikI contemplates upon hi* *hattered
ii >ma n?*e ??f some year* hefore M ? ? has!
Im-cii separated from t tit* woman he
h >\ e* through treaeherj ami deceit.
I low the lovers are re-nn ii>-> I through
tin- benevolent intervention of ;i l,on
? I < o i fo?. forms the rhnrniin-.; ; 1 1 < ? 1 al>
-snrhlntf ' ellmax to a series nf *< . t,e>i of
n-a i dramatic power.
The role of Peter W'awrtnii the
bachelor, provides Mr. Cheriv with
jn*t the medium of dramatic c\press
l<?ii>. for which his exceptionally tine
*tai:e appearan<*e and quiet methods
of acting her suited. The Mar brings
t " ? thr screen the same forci-fuh and
\ ct repressed style that ha* maiie him
>o ii mi versa I Iv regarded a* one ,.f the
I'fn 1 1 \ hig aetors of the da\ it
A remarkably well halaiuni cast
I ia * I provided in support nf Mr.
<"i,crr\. including KllOh familiar names
i- Ma ru'uerlte Sklrvln. Mar\ < harlps
or Kate Sarjeanston and I ?? ?i i:i i ? ! Kite.
Tin | Her ure was directed hv s p.. V.
Ta\lor, who has missed m> t unity
t- make the work a j*erf?M-t exhibition
of rlie hither art of motion ..jrture
pli..:..^rat?lt> ? a*!-*.
Vttacked R>' l^ar^e Forc*\
('? 'hiinhuv. V. M.. June > mi II.
ffarri*. a private III f Troup ,.f the
Tenth ( 'a valry. was hrouchr i>> the
iHirder late today with hnllet u<>unds
In the U-ft shoulder and arm received
in the encasement at Carriza!. He
said that therr were fully Too Mexi
can* aualnst the K4 men of the Ameri
can detachment.
Ill ? 1 ? - ?-"
BIKO^NA TAKEN BY SI.AVS
KiisAiniis Capture PrlaMMW* him! W?r
Storrh Proni TeulwiU Armit"*.
1 1 1 1 1 ? i ? ? 1 1 . hu.,- is Tin' UJWflWlW
have (niii|iii't'(t|l iiu' whole of ? he A
1 flat it ci'ii\vttliiii<l or IHlkOwlti.il and the
AUnt ro-lliuiuai ian* ii iv tunkhiju' their
w ox toward the ? *M I i?t(l liiilM .,!?? '
Kim i n?l !??>.' in tin* HnUtUorii part <*t l?uk.<
? l\V i 1 1 )t . Iu?v 1 I orcUplj'd b,N I lit' Itll"'
ii in I the Austrian* lui v?' fallen
Jim-k 1 \\ fi'i) Hflii i < ?\\ ii and .lokoheuy
Mini to the nini liu est lut \ ?? evacuated
(III 111 'lull Is sOU(ll of lll'Uii.UM'lll It lltl
\\>nlc. .
Al' ii;-' Hi" IMvcr I'ruth In their drive
( i >w n nJ K ill ?uii'ii . tin* ICusslaiix have
i'ii i 'i ii i ? ?? I Kilt s?li? >n ami TnulounolT.
'I'Ih' Austrian* hi*t heavily in uieu Ink
rii prisoner and In war siores left 1 ?**
lilnd in tlx' retreat.
In Volhyuia. IN'tioiirad records I In*
.11 1 ,1 IHI' of ii redoubt near t 'zaiiorysk.
I'ln* roj>nlse ojf attacks southwest of
J, ulsk and an advance north of Had
xlvllofT. while Merlin report* I lie l ?n I -
tlnK ihfSvn of HuhhIiiii attacks to the
east of Vladimir- Voiynski and west of
I Mihno, Heavy IIkIiIIiik continues thru
out this entire region.
The French durlnu attacks Saturday
nlulit recupiuivd from tlic Hermans
trenches west, of tin* 'riiiauinoiit re
doulil northeast of Verdun and also
made sonic progress In the village of
Fleury. according to the War < itllee
communication. Sunday hi w no In
fantry activity in ilic Verdun region,
hut tin* liomlia rdiuciit on hoth sides of
the .Me use continued without interrup
tion. There also wfl's .pronounced ac
tivity between, the Mrltlsh ami (Jer
uiaiis on tile Itrltlsh poll Ion of the
Franco- Iteijdau line.
In the I'oslna reulou and south of
Arsiero, in the Austro-Italian theatre
the Italians have attacked and driven
hack the Austrians at several points.
In the Adlue and Itrenta sectors the
Austrians attain have Increased in vol
utin* their artillery tire. There have
heen mutual air raids on towns and
|H>sii ions heldml their res|>ectlve lines
believed by the Austrians ami Italians.
In IlKhtiiitf U'tween the Turks and Rus
sians the Ottoman forces drove out the
Russians from a convent hi the region
of lijlvlzlyk. hut later were eoni|K?lled
under a violent coiinter-attrtck to
withdraw.
A Teutonic allied submarine has
sunk the Italian auxiliary cruiser <'it
ta <li .Messinia ami the French for|>e
do boat destroyer Fourehe In the Strait
of otranto off the sout heastern coast
of Italy.
Stockton News Notes.
Itoykiu. S. C.. June -N. ? Mrs. N. K
Workman. of DeKalh. s|K'Ht the week
(Mut wit ti Mi', ami Mrs. \Y. C. Senile.
Mrs. is. !?'. Mil honey and child ren.
Pearl and Dallas, spent Tuesday and
Tuesday niirht at the home of Mr. and
Mrs .t. C. Humphries.
Mr: sheltiui Kelley has returned to
hi* the home of Ids daughter. Mrs.
V. Calloway. where he will spend the
greater part of the summer.
This community has been having tine
rains lately. The farmers are idle and
the grass i- growing. although there
are tine crops in this section.
Hon. \Y. I*'. Stevenson, of Chestcr
tield county, was a visitor at the Inane
of Mr. I'.. M. I'carce last Friday night.
Mr. Stevenson says that there arc line
crops in < 'hcstcrtirld county.
Little I'crnecia and Sam Itritton are
visiting relatives in Caiuileu.
Mr. I.uthcr Sowell spent last Sunday
at the home of hi- mother. Mrs. Kllza
het li Sow ell.
Little Mis- Alma II iiuiphries i- \ i<it
ing .Mr- Lunelle I twens this week.
A -peei.tl China May service was held
at ! tenia h Church hi ? t Sunday. Ap
propriale addresses were made hy
Me-sr-. A. .1 Iteattle and C. W. I'.irch
inorc. of < '.-linden, and Mr. A. L. Hum
phries.
Mrs. A-hmoiv Mi-I.eod died at her
home near I'.eulah Tuesday niirlit and
wih Iniricd at l.teulah Wednesday at
1 1 < I'clock .
.Morey Safe.
San Antonio. Texas, .lune ? Cap
tain Lew is Sydney Morey is safe, hav
ing- reached the main body of Ameri
can troops with two of Ids men to
ii lj.'li t. according to ji message to Uen*
era I Funston received totuight from
Mt,s. Morey.
Miss N'ita Stanley, young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley of
the Hemlersonvllle section of Colleton
county dii'd la-t week a- the result of
being hit ten by a rattlesnake.
FOI'KTH OF .11' LY KXCTRSIOX
FAKKK.
The Atlantic Const Line announces
reduced excursion fares from all sta
tion- on it- lines to nearly all destina
tion- within a radius of approximately
."ton mile- from starting point. Tickets
will he -old for use on the going trip
on all train- <>f .Inly and 1. limit
ed returning to reach original starting
point lo hefoiv midnight of July
s. c.Mi;
l or fan?, schedules, tickets and any
desired information. caH on K. L. Hen
ton". ticket agent. Atlantic Coast Line.
"The Standard Kailroad of the South."
Camden, sc. * 10-11
the SRNSIBI'fr CAR
WHAT A FEW OWNERS SAK;
Atlanta, Oh., Juiiv i, u
Anderson M< ?t ? ? ?? ?' ? |u;re tllis evwiliyf at after a tii* t,
. . |ovV|lS> UIM1 ,vt..-v owe H|?w the ear w??
I stopi>ed al m i j vVlnli you could have ami it
U certainly is a "<??* (Jnstoula ami Spartniil.niK, ><m *,
(hoSl. red -llPlwry UUis bet" vvrv trMl>, f
havo riiUxl ??rUf
lliirtsvHle. s. (\, .fuue^ui
Anderson Motor Co., I took 1 1 HI. S< C,
I >?.?i r Sirs: The trip from Itm-k Mill to Martsvlllc Saturday
"Anderson -Six" whs iua<lt? without any troiililt* whatever, \\V ^
sand road from Kershaw 1? Het^ui lie, and while It is only 5tt ityty
wv came through without it dicker.
Yours truly. i
- 1 rims. a. m?i
What a Famous Kditor lias to Say:
The Augusta t'iiro?i
Augusta. (ia.. May 28,5
Atulersou Motor Co.. Uoek Mill. S. <
<?entlemon: I fully u scree with yult that the South should k?q
of its money Ht home. It Is indeed appalling to me to stv to
tout Ha* North and West draw from the South. \yo can but
that you are tfolnj.' to make a jjreat success of your automobile
Hon : particularly us you seeni to have started out with the itaJ
vivliiK the people just a little more for their money than your .VortjjJ
com | H'ti tors try to do. Sfliiwrely yours.
Thus. W. UlJ
For a Demonstration of the
"ANDERSON SIX? 40 ? SIX"
Pride of the South
SEE
MCDOWELL BROS
Sales Agents for Kershaw and Sumter Counties
P. O. Box 267 Camden, S.i
THE- SE-lSlSIBLrE- CAR
"A LITTLE HIGHER IHMICtWT'"
j If a doctor makes a mistake, he
! limit's it : if :t men-haul makes a mis
take he never tells it : hut if an edi
tor makes a mistake, lie puts it on a
lar^e sheet of paper for the world tu
look at. and all the cranks in the coun
ty have something to wajr their jaws
ahont for a month. ? Fatonton Messen
ger.
His Crime.
captain ? "What's the charge with,
Casey?"
Officer ? "I don't know tin* regular
name fer it. captain: hut I caught him
a-filrtin' in the park."
Captain ? "Ah. that's lmpersouatin'
an officer." ? .ha lee.
! .Mrs. .F. I.. Sanders was called to
Camden Wednesday morning on ac
count of the critical illness of her
mother. Mrs. \\\ C. Hou^ii. ? Ilock HiU
Uccord. 1
Keward For Faithful Service.
A $<>."?. < m h ? reward for faithful ser*
j vice was the fortune of a younjr man
j who for IN years was telephone clerk
j in the brokerage office of Sidney S.
< Schuyler when his employer p resell t
; <*d him with a seat on the stock ex
j eiia litre. Koss Mendelsohn ' WHC 1(5
| when he came to America after tlmn*
' years at Fton. a year in college at
i London ami another year in Parte,
j Arriving in this country In ISPS he
J almost immediately entered the em
[ ploy of Mr. Schuyler as> teleplione hoy
mid 1ms held the |>ositioii ever ifl
The telephone in a l>rokffigj|
Is a person of ros]Kmsllillit^.
charge of the ti ansaiixsloti ai^nj
of orders to the Moor of the tujm
Mendelsohn made himself mm
able to his employer and ioob,B
Ids arrival had assumed eotiffjl
' i " 1 1 of telephonic roniimiiiidttojl
tween the office and the floor ?
Exchange.
The donor of this unusBal phj
11 ey ?s. Schuyler is the
her of the II rm 8dlttw*
and iturnluun of 1(K) Broedwifm
li ad .just l?eeii admitted to 1KB
Exchange when the EaglWt tor?
tii him e-ightceu years Mb ^
Recognition in so siitotantftTw
comes t<? few young men,
gift Is one to provoke inucfcjM
siou. -M
Faithful telephone ' ii|M'rdt"r& ?
are well rewarded in Wall
jrruflf old pirate neydv was aM#JB
a telephone o|?era tor.' The.'
stand for his testy manner. J
ho secured a young lady
him lietter than auyofherpjJ
ors. She fell in love ltoagj
^decided to #et married.
told her employer, lie flow inW?
and en lied her all the ?***!??
vocabulary, which was a JfiBM
She stuck to her resolve tod
' >n h<?r last da.v, au
her an envelope from "tl*
It contained a check for a
dollars. -r-Paul 4. KnrfcfrJ^
and Finance. . v
NOTICE
We wish to state that we have moved
office from the Fir^t National Bank Buil
the second floor of the Mann Building
over Crosby's store.
CAMDEN LOAN & REALTY COMPi
H. P. FOUST, Manager
K