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IOCAL NEWS* rt REMEMBRANCE. ijrJ IfW " ?-??'U*und thlnjre [nit vf wars urn| df?Ut? of ?mA ^ rrijtb? H?w ver> hour ; moq h.v > ??i??i?-r vlllajro lower, r, |!?*i noon in May l?ut 0*?le ?"",hK'V ul> <l'Wi Way, (lie brook tho road; niu*l"if lu'r?'- Met down Its load u w*nM an. I H??ook llatloaaiy, rZ(llt tiwv t *?? i n JM r<>?u tree. Ir Thomas HalJey Aldrich ??T W ITH w i. i^r \ss. . j,jjl4 J). Iv'I'IMMh < I ) Ejlimvt -'ii Monday, Murnh (Mil, at ?jv.4 j, m ,it l lit* tvsldonoo of Mrs. j^l'ass $lrs. Loroy Davlsoh and ^j)u Corln'tt will assist tho hos AH iw?i?l"'<N ,,r?' urion! to attend <i* wo *vl" havo to eloot. Ku 'to flic District ( 'onforoneo HUI |H> cntei talnod in Columbia "f April, anil wo also wish annual work In shai*>, thyt u^'Hlcs ma \ make a gootl ro(M>rt ECoiifereinv ono worthy of tho t'liaplcr, which should takv nink anions her slstor orgah1r,a \Vo luive hail so much to on W uv li "ill fftve ?s a grout ttn. t<* have all of our votorans I with ?>. not only hocauso of tho t iu<l pleasure to he dorlvod from r pftwiui', hut t/liat I hoy may ad ii*l counsel us In regard to tho jinx tasks which wo so fondly hr?i w p\?i|?lish. Mrs Ii Ii Clarke, I'rcs. .1 I >. K. Chap, I J 1). <? tSS? .\lfnlo "ii approved country | city real estate. Long toims. iv IntiTiNt. M. M. Johnson, Atty. MAJESTIC R 0 G R AM ?Today, Friday March 2nd. Sptvial llenelit Performance HKLITTLE GIKL NEXT DOOR' udcr tin- Au>plees of The Illinois Vic- ('ommission. All Scats 25c. M hililreu Puder IB Years of Arc Admitted li'nless Accompanied My Their Parents Saturday March 3rd. Triangle. Fine-Arts Present Wilfred i.ueas in T li F R U M M Y " A No < 'hester Oonklin in A TFGBOAT ROMEO" :li tli'- Keys-tone Bathing tJlrls. Monday .March 5th. William Fox Presents <!ladvs Hroekwell 111 "SINS OF HER PARENTS" M?ral !>%?on That Every Mother Should See. Tuesday March 6th. Vitaurapli Blue Ribbon S|>eciul "THK ( II R I vS T I A N " r.> Hall ('nine h' Ir.nK Played by Edith Storey and Earl William.". Admission 10 and 20e. Wednesday March 7th. Triuiijilt; Kay liet; THK RETl RN OF DRAW EGAN" With William S. Hart. AI.mi "Blue Eyes and Black" A Keystone Couiedy. Thursday March 8th. ti' Metro Pictures Corp. Presents itruld I,tM'kwood and Mae Allison in "PIDGIN ISLAND" A Metro Wonderplay in 5 Parts , | Friday March 9th. Mary Pickford Presents Herself in THK PRIDE OF THE CLAN" to* Sweetest Story Ever Screened. Admission 10 and 20c. COMING: ?Mrs. Vernon Castle America's Best Known And Uest l >ressed Woman in "PATRIA" PERSONAL MENTION. . Miss Hli/.a belli Itaboii of Columbia U vMituu frii-juU in r-Nintifti, t Miss | ails William* of Winthl'op C.?l lege was in Camden last week Mrs. lOltlitiu Hruiison ..r Florence U visiting her sUler Mis M F. S<n?r?K'k. ?Miss Willie lli'llf M j i il; * ? \ >? | >*?i 1 1 I lit* weekend with friends in Sumter hist ! WMCk, Miss Florciit c I ti'll ci I It -a tin Springs has been tin* r!Ur*- 1 <>t Ml-. ,|oh.:i T. Mat kt \ for I lif past week. I All's. .1 \ lt?>osf ,if Conicarve and Mrs. \\ It |. aw ?.f Siiuiti'i' si m'Ii i -t>\ ?'i'al tla.vs in ( 'u uult'ii i ist week w ith i clat i\ o*. I ! Miss (iuclcne Mitchrll. of Loui.sv tile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. a M. Catup ' M-n on Kali* street. Misses Annie l>oe Adams mikI An* t ni?' Williams art' \isitlim Mrs. It K. i Stevenson in Camden.- York News. I ilr. J. H. Stcv^lmun. the well known j cotton buyer of Camden left Sunday for il? Is summer home at Heuderson ' vllle, N. ( \ Mr. and .\lrs. lninscuml>e have re turned to their home in Portland, Me. after s|?eiidlng two months witli their 1 daughter Mrs. S. It Ha.vnos. Capt. and Mrs. I.. 1.. Clyburn of Kaih, and Mr, and Mrs. It. F. Oly i hum. tif Kershaw, were guests of Mr. and Mix. .las. II. Clyhum Sunday. IHd you ever notice the guy w i tli a tioliath faee as he strolls Into the picture show or theatre with a loud gulfa to attract attention? Can you nuiuc him? Don't all s|>cak at once. l>r. and Mrs. it. H. Stevenson of Camden siicnt the week-end in town with Mrs. Stevenson's mother. Mrs. J. W .Campbell. They motored through ! f rom ? Camden Saturday. l>ut on ac count of tiie heavy rains were compell ' ed tt? leave their car and return on the train.? York News. Dr. Walter Sorrell. fonnerly with the Soutliern railway live stock depa rt - ment, and now demonstration agent for Kershaw county, is making a tour of the cattle raising sections of the west. It is said while away he will exploit the use of velvet beans to the western fanners as a food crop. The IahIIcs' Missionary Society of the Huptist Church will observe "a wtiek of prayer" lieginning Sunday af ternoon in the Sunday School room at four o'clock. Dr. John A. Branson, of Sumter, will give a lecture on Man day evening, at eight o'clock. On Tues day afternoon at four o'clock will meet | with Mrs. L. H. Nettles, Wednesday with Mrs. 11. L. Benton. Thursday with Mrs. M. O. IluckaU'c. Friday w ith Mrs. .Imues Hoik. LITTLE MISS CELEBRATES I HEK BIRTHDAY. On Tuesday afternoon little Miss! Mary (iiiodalc gave ;i lovely party t ? ? twenty live of her girl frieiids at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. it. (loodale on Laurens street. The, occasion was to celebrate her eighth birthday. When all the guests had arrived the; ever popular games were played until ? they were invited into the dining room where delicious refreshments were serv- ; <'<1. The diiiing room was beautifully j decorated in red and white: ribbons J HUsiM'iidetl from the chandelier and drawn to the four cornel ? ?.?f tin table, where the birthday ci.kt1 with eight beaming rod candies fotuied a center decoration, made a pleasing pit ture, long tt? be remembered by the children. loiter another rountl of games- w< re played and after ?'many happy returns" were wished the young hostess the guests departed, each one carrying a lovely souvenir tif the- iK-casion. MISS ATKINSON j CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. Mi<; Cornelia Atkinson celebrated her tenth birthday Tuesday evening by having a few of hor friends with her frmn seven to nine. A beautiful cake with ten candles was placed on the table and sliced by each of the guests which was served with delicious ices. ? Services at Grace Episcopal Church. Sunday March 4th. services at 11 a. in. and ."> p. m. During the week IxMit en Services will lie held on Monday, Tuesday and Friday at 5 p. m. On Wednesday night a special service with full choir, at s' o'clock. Thursday at 11 a. in. the Holy Communion. All are cordially iuviteti to these services. F. II. Harding. Hector. A pert schoolgirl recently informed her mother that she didn't intend to wear short dresses any longer. Up To You WE SELL BETTER GROCERIES FOR LESS MONEY > GIVE YOUR POCKETBOOK A Needed Rest GIVE YOUR BANK ACCOUNT A Chance to Grow / Phillips & Company pHONE 28 CAMDEN, S. C. 1101 U1IT A UXHiiK 8TOCK. ! Mr. St liiosburg Keturns t'rom North i With <^>od New* For Hi?; i'atron*. I l( would ho a wo Htuiijco I blUg j indeed, If Mr. 11, I4. .<chlu.'>burg iMthl in. ike a triii to Now York ami full [to return with sonic remarkable bar 1 1 > t t*tti t>t llu* iiionI economical ' I 'lt,\ Cl'x Mr. SchioNbuig, on Mils trip had flu* t good fortune to purchase tlio entire stock ?>f merchandise of tlio Salablo Yiauufai I til ing Company of f>.'tt?-r?41 Kradwa.v Tills h?h k1 con.-. 1st, s of ladles iiimI \li>s.es ivady-t<?\\ oar. cloaks oto.. also ? ou.ldcrahle while goods cohhIsI ing of dresses for ladies. misses uml chil dren all iif which Is uiorchtMuHtic of the most desj ruble kind .. The patrons of H. I j. Kehh^sbUrg'M store will welcome this op|M?riunlt.\ ottered to buy at re duced prill's. In view ?.if the prevail ing high prices for dry gomls of every description, tills customary saving chance is calculated to Idud the tics of Schloshurg's patrons more closely than ever.. The entire stink of (lie above eon oern will be ojioued ui?on its arrival and will he placed on the counterN of II. I.. Sohloshu lg for tho sole henetlt of those who w ill aval) themselves of this o|?|H>rt unity. When you sin* Hie mer chandise oftVrod and the prices on it, you will la' amazed, esiieclaliy when the prices of other stores are consider ed. And this stock will not he sold for prif^s based on the present market conditions hut for the very lowest jhan slhle p rot it.. This in itself will be as surance sutlicicnt of the most remarka ble bargains. if you are wise you will not let this chance slip by.. There is no telllug Just how high goods will go, and if you are offered goods at prices based on conditions before the unprecedented rise, needless to state, it is almost im perative that you buy. l>on't forgot the entire stock of .1 manufacturing concern ,>f New York City was bought out and the goods wlli lie olTereil to you by II. L. Soblos burg. Watch for the announcement in this paper. ? Adv. Charlotte women 'returning from New York are so Imposed with tine feature of current life in the metropo lis that they are disj wised to talk of it to the exclusion of all else. It is the war spirit which llnds its manisfesta tioiis nnrst strikingly in the moving picture shows. In all of these places of amusement martial music is played, Mags and the President's picture take turns about, and always "Dixie" is struck up to bring down the house; Wherever Pixie is played, and that is everywhere and about all the. time, the people shout and clap their hands. The Mag is displayed in stores arid shop windows and across streets and from | wiles ? Hags from the largest size down the postage stamp edition. War talk is the meat and bread of the New York people. ? Charlotte Observer. DKSKCKAT10N FOKBII>l)sN Not Even Post Card Bearing the Flag Can be Sold or Given Away Now. Thiit l li?* congress of thi? I'nlted States on February S passed a drus tir iK-t forbidding desecration i>f tlie American flair is a fact that has <?s ea|H'd the attention of a large imni 1mm- of |*?o|)le apparently, and has re ceived very 1 i 1 1 1<* comment in the pr?ws. The new law and some of the effects it will have are thus set forth by \] nit<Ml States Attorney Laskey of Wash ington. according to The Washington .Star : "Merchants of the national rwpital are warned against exj>osing for sale or even driving away any article of merchandise to which is attached an American flag or on which a pj tears any representation of Old < J lory. An act of ronsn'SH, approved Fthrunry .s. d??elares such use of a flag a <U*secra tlon and imiH?sos a penalty of a ti ne not to exceed $100 or imprisonment j for not more than thirty da.v*. or' both each violation. 'United States Attorney Laskey sug gests that the attention of merchauts should Ih* called to the drastic provis ions of the act. His suggestion followed a visit t<> him by Mrs. Fred L. Volland, chairman of a committee to prevent desecration of (lie flag. If such viola tions are called to his attention. Mr. Laskey says, he will cause warrants to he issued for the offenders. "IJercaftor no canned goods Ix-ar ing the representation of a flay may j Ik- used to beautify a show window or aid in the enihelishment of store jJh'Ivcn No j?ost cards on which a flag is printed or painted may >** of fered for sale. Mr. I^iskey touted out. nor even given away. Sheet music even <>f patriotic songs, may no longer display the Star Spangled Banner and be sold or pjaced on display. "Mr. ? laskey ? has already been ? pre xentted with several incidents of vio lations of fflie act. and he has in his possession a small cake surmounted l>y a flag, a candy box shaped like' a shield ami heating on. it the starry banner and a number of banquet and party favors to which a flag had Ikm-ii attached or on which if is repr?*-.eirt ? 'd ".Mr. Iiskey declined to l>c quoted nil what he would hold to l?e a viola tion of the law and would not risk an opinion on whether the woman suf fragist* could use a flag on . wtrieh was printed 'votes for women." ort>.-r legend of their cause." Deaths. I ? ?? I on last Hhursday afternoon the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W .1. To?Id. The funeral was conducted at tho grave on Friday by Rev. J II. OrnvoK. Mr William J. James a resident of the Spring Hill section of the rromty \MON ii TlftK TOI KISTH. H<ul <iolf Chief Form of Amuse, merits on The llrlKht*. Tli' entertainment eouuuHtei* of tiu? l'olo 'Club wWP?tlvc a 5*si |??rt> In the ( 'i n info y Club House after the Kritl;i \ .iftfrnoon eiuertalnlnv: the polo tiMin and their friends. ?pin C? untr.\ l Muli I .ink-- ha\e been hu>> v. lib tournaments all week one of kcene t belli,: the mens handh M? lotiniuiiifi.il played on Wed ne>dn\ \\ hen cSarivii Molt. I H Bluckei . Jr.. Mini t II Hate* tied for place. The tie nv II 1 I if |'hl\f>l oil Frldiij March -li*l Tin- l.adles Hlnuvr Tournament will he pin \ ???! Miirfli 1st ami -ml for prizes nlvfii b\ Mrs. I Ji?f ?ln Smith ami tlif schedule will skip Sunday to be eon tinned on MnrWi nth with a four ball handicap tournament for men for prises glvou by Mrs. W. N. Kerr. Mr. ami Mrs. Holier* .ttravw are away for ten days attending a house party and limiting trip In Hluli Point, N. (? visit inc with Mrs. Treston Satterw lilte. Mr. Caleb Vox Is visit Inu at "'Mostly Hall" the winter home of Mrs. W, N Kerr. Mr. ami Mrs. John K. rr??<l?l ot Mim mitt lire entertaining Mr. ami Mrs. Snyder at "South Hill." Mrs William Klrshrlde of fool Spring has returned fioni a fortnights trip to Mobile. Alabama. Mr. ami Mrs. Frcderlk ltoblnson ami Mrs. William Peake add many pleasant foal n res to Caiuden.'s social calendar ami are very busy with the usual charming entertainment ami hospitality at their beautiful home, "Holly Hedge. ' Mrs. H. W. C. Arnold has gone to New York for a few days aeemnpany ing -Mr. Arnold on his last trip north and will ivt ii i'n to (Camden about March 7th. , Mr. ibilph Kills went t'i Columbia Tuesdax morning 1 1? join l?r. Watson of that city on a hunting trip. This week's arrivals at the Kirk wood Include Mr. and Mrs. Uarret Mott from Vonkers: 11. Weatherly. Kngle wood : Mrs. C. A. Lelghton. Thomas ton. Me.: Thomas Whit ridge, Haiti more: K. ti. lMleher. Aiken: Mr. and Mrs. 1'. W. Watson. Banghorne; Mi:, and Mrs. F. *'? Flnkenstaedt, Hay City. Mich.: Mrs. Hugh J. Mc(!owati. Miss Isabel I MetJowan. Indlanni>olts ; J. F. Weller. Itoctuwter : Mrs. F. W. lligglns, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hushnell, Spring Held, nhlo: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ltemick from I ?et roll : Mr. and Mrs. A. Ward Ford. Miss Florence Ford and Miss Harriett Ford. Blngliamton : l)r. M. Pollock Parnegg. New York: Mrs. NN in. II. Harris and Mrs. Norman B. Snow. New York: Mi's. Charles Weston and Miss Mary Weston. Buffalo: Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Kat/.enhach. Jr.. and Fran , ? i s S. Katkenbach. .'{rd. from Trenton N. J. and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. I 'ovin ias and Miss Marlon Douglas from I >ct roll I Wee at arrivals at Timrod Hall arc Mrs. C. H. Sliaw. Clinton. Mass. ;M:\ and Mrs. John Keogh and Miss Keogh. New York City : and Mrs. W. 1\ Bowers. Mass. The friends of Mrs. F.. C. Hit' hie. of t 'autonsville, Me., are glad to know that ?her recent Indisposition is lutf scarlet fever as was first supposed and wel co'im her among them ugain. M>r. Harry Porter. Mrs, Porter and Miss Jim Kldredge request thut their friends not <-a 11 them up over Mrs. Tmlor's 'phone. Arrivals for the week at the Hob kirk Inn are: Mr. ami Mrs. Otis B. Beusderly. Highland lli'rk. III.: W. M. Weir. Montreat; F. J. Dllllon. Welland : J. (Jardner. Iirookville ; Mr. ami Mrs, John S. Miller, Mrs. John Miller. Jr., ami child, Chicago, III.; Mr. ami Mrs. Henry H. Perry, Southport, Conn.: Mr. and Mi's. C. (). Blood. Lynne, Mass.: Frank J. Walters. Buffulo. N. Y. : Mrs. Frank (i. Iloyne. Chicago: Miss Berkins, Mrs. N. Nolen, Baltimore. Md. : Mrs. I>. Thomas Moore, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Frederic West. Miss Eleanor West. Chicauo. 111.: Mr. and Mrs. B. Fits Randolph. Orange. N. J. W. \ninB. UolHMts. C. Pufdcll Krdmore. Prince ton, N. J. Arrivals at tin- Court Inn air: \\\ J. Crawford. Jr., Mrs. \V. J. Crawford, Jr.. Cleveland, < ; Miss Esther Cott, Knglewood, N. J. : A. R. J>ieklnson, Atlanta ; Mr. and Mrs. If. l',| M, Hay, Rochester, N. Y. ; \V. P. Pumerian, J lost on : Clms. S. Uaben% Phila. : R. S. Nugens, New York City ; W. S. Drlnlar, Mrs. Drinlar. South Ilethlehem. Pa. ; J. Donnell. John II. Johnson, Detroit: Mrs. S. W. Reyburn, child and maid. New York City; Mrs. Jame,". S. Aitkin, Trenton, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher. Melrose. Mass. : Ernest C. Schlren. Iloston, II. K. I>eyden, New York; Col. uird Mrs. Wed Clbson, Troy. N. Y. ; Mrs. James Morgan Mrs. Catherine M. Dreseelle. Mrs. Delpli Trotter. Miss Helen L. Trrrtter, Miss Mary It. Sanford, Miss Crena Davis l'arker. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Win. A Hnbli.-i rrl, ?!)? Hhi'IknIit ; MIwm f<n?n Hosle, Scran ton. Pa. ; Miss Evelyn Hub hard, Rochester: J. C. Etnnioie* and wife. New Jersey; Mr. and ^Wrs. A. C. W!<)1 tt lug. Burlington, Yt. : Mrs. Samuel K. (Jetty. Yonkers, N. Y. died at the Camden Hospital on last Friday after a brief illness. The fun eral v.iu liulil mi laxj. Saturday -at the hurying ground near his late home, and was conducted by Rev. Attawty. Mr. H. Ij. Amtnonx. aged obout (17 years died at his home in this city last Saturday. The funeral was con ductal on Sunday by Rev. J. H. < i raves. Mr Ammons is survived hj- his wife, two sons and three daughter^. Mrs. ItetKMica Sinelair. aged M years a resident of the Marshall's Church section died at her home last Tuesday afternoon and was buried on Wednes day. the funeral being conducted from Marshall's Church. Mr*. Sinclair leaves a number of relatives through out the county. L. P. HOLLANDER & CO. BOSTON , A N D NEW YORK Announce That Their SPRING EXHIBITION Of Indies' Gowns, *uits, W?i?ts, Evening, Motor and Street Coats Will Be Held at THE KIRKWOOD HOTEL Friday und Saturday, March 2 and 3 MKN. YKKNON t'ASTLK To He Seen Here in "Pallia", IliK Serial. Mrs. Ycruon (^istlr, famous through out the world every \\?vk for II ft ?h*i i weeks ut The Majestic Theatre ! That Is t tn* promise of Muitu^cr l.ittlc who Is mow making arrangements with rathe for a hooking on "Patrla," the big serial produced for Internal lonal. in which the society favorite is starred. "Patrla" is th-' f ? rv t society serial of romance and preparedness. Many of the Wvik?s were taken in Newport, America's greatest millionaire resort, anil at private showings in the <{rnnd I hi 1 1 room of the Wit/ Carlton Hotel. New York, and in such places in other large cities. ' I'atria'' has been enthusi astically greeted b,\ the hit; figures of society whose lead everyone is anxious to follow. "Mrs. Vernon Castle. t lit' hest known woman in America, is one of the most charming stars ever seen on the screen." says Manager Little who lias been glv en an opportunity to judge. "She is prett\ and attractive and delightfully feminine. The I ? I < > I of society, every one has licurtl of her though few have l>een driven an opport unity to see her and those that have, paid two dollars a seat. We are going to ;rive our patrons a ihajicc to 'see her net -and she really does act- at motion picture prices," Election al Bishop ville. Hishopville, Feb. 'J7. ? The muni cipal primary held here today to nom inate a mayor and six aldermen was very close, the vote for mayor being: I.. X. .Icuniitgs. ss ; \. J. I.aney, S'J ; J. Kdward Stuckcy, PP : Jennings and Stucke.v will run over. The vote for alderman was a> fol lows : I ,. Austin. >."? ; .1. W. ihivjs A. M. 1 >ee. 1<MI; P. 1\ Moore. ; \V. U. McIxmhI, 1M?; T. K. Mc( Hltciieil. ITS; \V. M. Held. Ml; <i. o. ltogers. 1oL' ; .1. T.. Shaw. 10.r>; J. 1,. Shuford. I'M; W. \V. Wooten. Hi. The six aldermen elected ill*: S. I,. Austin. A M. l,ee. \V. N. MclAH.d. T K. M< Cutchcn. \V. M. Held, and .1 I.. Shu ford. ( '. It. Kutlin was elected water commissioner. All are good business men and the affairs of the town will be in good hands. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given Lhnt one mnrrrh from this date, on March TiOfli. 1 i ?1 7 . I will make to the Probate Court of Kei-vhaw County my tlnnl return as Kvecutrix of the estate of Sabie ii. Cardner and on the same (Lav will apply to the *;aid Court for a filial discharge from my trust as said F,x ? ?cut rix. VKKMKhLK CAHliNKK. Kxeeutrix estate of Sabie IS. (rardner. Camden. S. ('.. March 1st. 1W17. (jjimriri ijjall 2nd Avenue near Sarsfield Club. Select Patronage Solicited. WAS NATIVK OF ( AMDKN K, F. Davis Named President Farm l.<mn Itank at New Orleans. Thomas Frederick Mavl>, appointed hy I lit* fcdcra I farm loan hoard president of the land hank at N'c\s < Mieans. which serves the Fifth (lis trict, comprising Alahama, Louisiana iiiid Mississippi, was horn in Camden in this state, the son of Mil Kpiscopal minister, the late Hev. Thomas F. Ha vis, and the grandson of Hlshop 1 >a vis of t he diocese of South Caro lina. Mr. Mavis Is ,V> years of age. Me left Camden in his Kith year to enter tlie Fnlverslty of the South, at Sewanee, 'IVim., from which he w?.? graduated in issi with the mnster ol^ arts decree Following his graduation Mr. Mavis moved to (Jreenville, Miss., where he taught school and read law. ltefore he had progressed far with his legal studies he was offered a position with the haukim; house ? ?t" Nagiis Ircyes \ Co.. which offered more promise. That hanking house developed into the First National Hank of (Jreeu ville. After some 'years with this hank, Mr. Mavis was offered a more remunerative position with the Hank of < Jreenville with which institution he was connected until IKS!), when he became cashier of the Rank of Kbse dale. Miss. He was with thai insti tution until 1W.r?. when he accented the position of cashier with the Hank of Yazoo City. When the I M'lta Hank it Trust company of Yazoo City was organized in 1JKM. Mr. Mavis l>ecamo its eashler, the position he Is leav ing to accept the preshleney of the Federal Land Hank at New Orleans. Mr. Mavis is a '{'2nd deirree and a Knight Templar. Airs. l>avi? was Miss Annie II. llemmingway of .Jackson. Shi- N the slaughter of Col. W. L. Ilemmingwny. They have five children. ? Columbia State. Hall Murphy, white, <li?Ml in the (Jrcenwood hospital Monday afternoon from the effects of morphine tablets' taken hy him while in the lircenwood county jail last night. It- is not known if Murphy intended to cimmitt suicide or not. Interest is Your Best Servant Interest never sleeps. It is never idle It works 24 hours every day. It works days every year. ~ No other, servant is so faithful. KEEP YOUR MONEY AT INTEREST Start a savings account at once with this bank, and have money accumulating steadily. We pay interest on all time deposits,- a n<l our cus tomers' interests are OURS. Loan & Savings Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C.