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iifvliSHAW NKW8 NOTB8. liikriMliie (iatli?i'fd Krwu The Kr4 t>f Ttmt i'tafr. ? _ U?J'I limit-'IL Jjulilia uiiil i^lltl ; ?f |liih<Nl?uri(, motors I t?< Kim nhavs HlVtl la?l tv*??*k rut! \%ilh .Mr. Jimch' jmijvjikj;, hi<*1 Mi*. H. N. ?l<tiu'vi. Air ainl Mi> J I JiowriN |?*ft Siiij<la> olyht i?? utuunl llif ?.I'vxji'ii i?f tin- Soul In* rii ItuftUt t\?n\iMithiii lit Nrw <>rU'ali*, J-u. Willie .mil) tlir.v will vihil ivhiUtVx at i.lh*??n .,itul Mnrtt li'k. I>a. SO\?'l ?ll III tfl'i*"* St ??!**? IIJi IK'f'MV M. ) ??r J. (MilHhC) Molality <?ji <i t iiiii^r ? l violating Itii' IhjUoi hits IIIMS,. i. .1 Uu>r> \\IT?* UHlh'Sl^l (ill llii- VV hull' (I'LlWll. CWttiul'il, Wh?? VSII' !iij?llf?t 1?> 1 ?*?!iijlT ??(rurk wiIII the heani tvhlrh t\ IihIs t h?f r iiiilla.s.N la-hitf ii-?-?I In draw ing Ii??- ?*l?t l'ir. h\in ian .hunli Uulhliny l.i ;1% . i'\v Imalhui nl the Kershiiw Oittoii Mill. i-> mm \i-i\ ninth iiiijii <>v?'tl front his injuries. W. Ma/.t I ri>h*r, '.t/h ..I Mr-. I.mila I'lvler. |?a?r?l lliv ii(ii*?tMir> iMimlii.t thm f"f atlini>fsi.i|i to tin' training fanip at I .-i t < >clHIii?i"|h- lln/fl retiirneil Tue-ila '? f UiM ivit-K friitti N ill|nirai.-<" Inttin11.1 u licrt' In* hail hern attt'ialiiiii Nt'hoiil ll?* vsa> ^i? k fur -etrrnl ihits after hi\ an-lva! heir. hut linpruvril ?ailth'h'iill\ t.i Irinc Suinlnv f-ir Cn Uimhia. l i join tin- other South ('urn Una voiui? men win* left h> v|M>?hii train fur tin* ti ll inline camp 'I'tn* Kir-haAv tin- ? >'t ni?-ii I iv n'lvi's thU year from thi? ?>ne per ? flit, tiif iiisi i in in *1* fun?l tin- slim ??f .'Cyi.lJ The tnui; >>f f.ai!. a-.ti-r irrt >'1.'{Ji.'t 7, i li< I I 11 11 > l I t'J 1 ?J.'l7 IXi \r.l- t'rii-k Si hmi) rl.?r.| :i \ i ? I" > *? invj*ssf'ii tcnn I' Thirty. llih I>iI Ml>> I .<uii.se I'ji itt, ttic I'thi'ii'iil ti-n hi'i'. re t urtinl i? i lu'r I: 'iii" at \J< ( ii tni< K. Mntnlll V , I It'll i li->t Mi-- M i III hi I i loixiit).'. \\i.M h it 11 U??'ii .t-ii tni; fetatives mn?! frlnc!* in \'nl'th <ill ma. -1. i| ?| >i ?! I ? >11" in K> t -hatt la-' vvi'fk and i.- >peii<lim; ?? whih- with hi i ^i-hr. Mr-. T. K l'lrt- h i i. Iii?f.ir>' 11 !?i> ] '11_r J" lu-t hunii' i: f'MlMlll'll ' \\ I' I'll i y :t 1111 I' I'Tank ? i;. 1 it I ? a^'i'iil- fir fin* Sji \..ii I'iir. wi-nt !.. I *' 1IIln111.i \|.in.I.in t.? in i11tn ixcl shav i S.".\i>n Si ^ 11\ ;!11? tsi \|> - \| I! r.ri'vs'.T Mr ami Mi- \ II M relative* at I'ltliHt Mill#, N. C., Ia*t week ami wrn1 acoou?i>aided home by ! file former* *i*ter. SUk# Mary Hue Mor^nu. who will aoiue time in iver*htiw with them \ttss K<thcr Mrfito.^lvnri,'. ?if Oumte'M, wa* a vUltor In Ker*haw last wt^ek ? a?l Hii?l wu? ihi* Kia*Ht ??f Mis* Tliflnm' Sou?'J1 while here. Ml>< 11a I tie Tntexdale ami mui, l.ee. .. ! ? i j i?*??I iii1 Thin *da> from J^akehyid. K:.i Where Miv TruesdHlu visited U.-i 'i.uiuhter. Mtk 4). O. lieekhniii w I ? i iw^ ill. "The Li tie- I'mik". \ I Iu> of Chil War times im "The i.Idle Yank". In w hieh lH>rothy <Jish iui-. tlx- title rule ami whcli will U mx>ii .?> th?- .Mf*je.?tt?- Theatre, next UiUl sda \ Mtii Ci*ii a |?| wars as the daughter of a f jVinlU "f I'niou s.xmpa I hies, liylnu in KeiiliH.kj- She ven I UK - Into I lie ('onfederate lines, where hei toother I- .sel l ?u>ly wounded, and there linds a loniume with a yoiiliK Confederate othier. A* she luis a crafty ami unseritpulnu- admirer In the |H'is?>n if a l.'niou otfleer, who ?,'i'ls into tlie Confederate camp as 11 ^i>\. hei loitiauee is l?es??i w itli man.\ perils, f i ??in w hi< h her own cleverness tiiiah\ e\i;ieates her and the 'Johnnie lifh The cart said to he one of rhe um'^I api>ealiiiy w hieli lias vet lieen :!!<?!! ei I to Ml-.-. tJlsll. Mam Negroes (jo North. Iii< hmoml. \ a., May JC?James W I'm*. president of the Colored Citizens I'atrioile l^'au'iie, with headquarters at IU< hmond. lias gathered the fol 1 <A\!nu >tatistieN on the uumher of niv'i tlm' )ia?e lefi the South dur ing the pa-.! eljjht months: Viririuia. i'.i.Tiis ; Ceortfut, I*v^7!>; North Carolina, r;r?,.*'?7i?: Ml .-Kslppi, ? !o."J1M : South Carolina. '_'7.."?<?<?: Arkan-' s.ts ?J.:..")!''*; Te|iU?'s>ce, ..'UJS . Keli t .a kv, J1.S.V); Louisiana, Mi.JM'J? I'lor Ida. i!>><??_?; T,..\a-. 10>70: Oklahoma. lo.r,s<; I'.k' repi.r; ? i:iasi.\ of them seeking ? 'inph?yuieijt in Northern ''war" plants, :: ? i.i_: in 1 *??i111 ?yIvjinia alone. s;i >. ? rh'\ Won! I better he eulti \ i: i I Si'iliii rii fund | ');i ills i;< " I- I! T'vr.'ije. < f Aiken, eoiu .a. :u!e) <?( !!.' ? Settrh t 'arolln.i division ! i"| ( Veteran-, has an-! . < i: ?? ! ? ii'.e Confederal" jv-ui.ioii ' ? " !''!' ?? I.. id -i; A!'Iie\ ilie. Oitr Hundred .Million to KuNftiil, Washington, May IK?Tlio State* today loaned Russia <NN), hrlnuiuK <>i?4 total amount loaned t?? ? lit? Kuteiite 4Jovern?n*ut* UfF !?? *4.7o.4?IO.O?*V Tin* mone> ww* Iminml to in* dici;! |Js needed. \vlUlUllt Mij'lllittit'll t?i UU* <I?mn|au'jluyr of ttuy sort further than |{n-.sla at'ind* hack of the obligation, wiH itittki* if ;!?'<?<!. ami will >|>eud tin* iiiii)i?'\ in thiv; ?-?n???*r> under the su per\Klmi of a it'itiVM'iiialivA of I lit* Treasurv IKm*"?Itnent or a ciiiuuiIhnIoii t<? Im* named hy f.ih American tiov -? nmcnt. < nth hi is waul itunKid io realize, it was authoritatively said, that tin- 1'ijl i*??I Stales. as a ??yininitlietlc friend. i.s standing ready t?? help. To thin end intimation* l?n\?* Ihvii conveyed to the I tCu>>ian (Sovcrnmciil tiiat today's loan i*. n?>t the f'uil extent to which the j i tilted State* tx willing t?? aid,i txit i hat oilier assistance ??f a siilMtantlal Mature, will Ih* forthcoming when it !-? needed. A ? redlt of *4o.(MHMKK> to Belgium aUo was -e*ftihllshed today h.v Mcerv tany McAdoo, tin* stnu to lie with drawn in six monthly installment* of <7.oOO,<MH> eaeh. Ctdared School Closing. The closing exercises of the .lack >?>ti graded school will l>e iield on tin* -'Till. JMh. and ;UHh of May. Sitnda\ afternoon. Max U7th at I o clock in Triidt.\ church the annual sermon will he delivered to the en fire school atul friends hy ltev. It. K Krogdan of Helton, S ('. and I urire that everv parent and friend he out !?> hear him. , ('. i\ Lowly. I'rineopal Colored People Held Meeting. Xews has come t > its the central (??minitlee on Civic Preparedness, through I. .1. Johnson, chairman of tin Antioeii precinct. that a;; enthusiast lc meeting was held in Zlon Mill Church! i Tuesday night May Me. Ver.\ stroll?: ami helpful addressc were delivered ? h,\ Mr. I ?l. McKcnzie , Mr. (\V. IMrehmore. Mr. A. .1. l(eatt~e ;?;I? 1 I ?f. Walter SorreM. Thi'si1 neiitii'inei. were given a rising vote of thank', for their wholesome advire and instructions. It Is general Is 1 m? 1 i?I that they did much g"od and lailM'd a : tncir Inarer-' to ^o 11- ?!!:?? with a u'-Vrmiita: ion to plant and rai^e im?r<? f'. od stuff-. The <*<?>)< liiitf'-o hopes t) i: 11 e\ or \ preeiuet will !i"!i! it.s nii-eti l*s and do it* part i ' ludpiiu: t<*? ?!!??? ; 11? ? ? demands for t'>" ! and all ."c? es..j; ? ;.-sp. iru.iv L >v. I I \ . S(?!? \ t ?m :ai ('omaiit ? " 11 hen turn pci; :,:orc t!iar) f'isl pricc*, yon oa :.1 jor snmz ii)ir::' (hat /*o' i .xhl W ho Wonion'?: J.' > nile: 'T,H!S man hua 1< :.:j Uu.f tire satisfaction to be measured by 1 Ho extent oi the manufacturers m-erest in the car owner s persona! c peri once. I iis money buys unusual mileage and real non-skid protection plus the basic hisk Policy to see that dealers and users alike get full value from The price is right and fair' J'isk 7ires For Sale I3i/ W. O. Hay Camden Mrs. ltobj IMmI. f Mrs. Kliaaf>elh Kemuxly Hoby, a native iiml former resident of Uuuujvu foi urn 11 \ yeai> died at the koine of liui UmumUiois M's< H. M KuKfah, fh Columbia TlmratUy morning and her remain.-. will be hrouxht to <\?iuden over ili?' ??arly train this morning, the funeral to lw helil ut tlvic IVrsbytcilan church at ami the burial will be at the l^uakvr cemetery, .Mi>. I?oh\ whn nmrly so years of aye iiml will be reuieiityieivii by amny of nitr ulilei |K.kople as a lovable Chri-fiau woman. She \\iin the duiltfh* ti-r <>f (he late Anthony ami Susan Ann Kenneil.v. She Is a sister of <?ur fellowtdw nsiunu, Mr. A. 1). Kennedy, and Mrs. Sallb* Ihirroui&s, of Sumter coliidy. ami was also .a sister of thu late Hen. John IV Kennedy. She lea re* one daughter surviving, Mrs. Hevorly M Kntfll>4i of lttehlaud eounty. (aono To Oglethorpe. Mr. Henry Fount, who has had eh-true of the Camden Loan \ Realty I 'o. has resigned his |M?sltioii here and hits entered the train I UK camp for. otlieers at Fort Ogl?tkori?e. Mr. Foiist wa- a native of North Carolljuv and entered, from that -date. He Is -aic-j reeded in Camden by Mr. 11. 11.! Cauthcn. of Aiken, S. C.. who will Imve cliaive of the Camden Ix>un & i Ke:iii\ Co. Imslness from this date. I I .Making a Neat Shop. Nasie Fiiglish is having 'ids h o her -hop on Main Street eomj?letel> reno wiled on the interior. New ceiling, new flooring and three new chairs Pave heen added. lit* is aluo having a new hath room bullt for hot and roll | -how or hat lis. When completed Naur says his shop will be t!he most complete ami sanitary shop in the < it.\. Another Private Injured. Willard Robinson. pi hate in Cmn pan.v F. South (Carolina National ifiuird I roiu Spartanburg. was serlous l\ injured ycstenla\ when he was ??trink h\ a Seaboaid Air Line train v.Jiile ?11>ii.*-_r ; i.'rol duty near a South Carolina iowi Only meagre infor n?-?tio:i v.a- ol>t :'.'liable. The accident occurred in i so :?iornimr and the in jo red man was ormolu. to the Rap *i-i hospital Columbia on the noon t:?:?j? ? Im addition to concussion of 'j c I :.r >. the ;?atic;.i i- suffering with ? i li.oke i c..liar !?. :ic and the left ? ii"iiier i- ImiUj hurt, lie has been i;;: ? .i ;.>ii ? ire hi- arrival at the 'iT' i ii-pat<h whirh advised Co !' K >i. I":111? t' llir accident did m : : ?? in a!;. Thur-.|ay' St;it' ' rderimr ?-v!;i<ke;, in South i i ?;.<!??!? the i|Ua rt-a-uioiit h i. the 1 ? . acrordir. r ? ' :!:' ? 'o d-f :l.M : ? ? iie\ lli'ii c >? S;li>:>. "The 1 < r,ui:e- e" Fi'\" it ? c j y, ! -:: -1 '? < liji; oh i. '? ? y\ >\ , ? ! ? J.I. ? ? . :.i I i - !?? ? v. . ., :. ? ?,.,- a ? ? ?? rt > ! i'.i in ? i iu f <? ??? ii-_' ? ,ie : i:11> ? i; ' . a. ifiia;. oil the - ' ?! ? I ve : 1.? \ I I .1 ? ?" !'? f 1 Fill" \> ? :!>? !\i i i in ui-1 i'i<! ??r a! 'T in- M.i,'' ) ?? ' Tin?N<ia\ T'ji ? ???r\ > ! i u w:i> \> -i: f I?y .\fr,:v 111 ]":??; i ciMitcru^ lit l )?? Fii-ach ?- her aiui>. am - ' . r ii.n- . ?. i ? : r:? \ uti-l liiiai i; : 'i! I itiit ? i:. .1 Mi-.'- I'ijirk ?1< >? :i.'r ? 1 * ii .1 ? Iitifn! wm k" <?t' llff >' It" i? i 11LT J 1 ?? M'frt'Sv vith i ' . ; '.ah that i- rrfn>sh ii : :i ' ? ? ??!??i iiiiii,' Two Pictures " lolin l>oc lost his house with all its contents b fire last night. Mr. l)oe had his property well insuj ? and says he will have a new res.dence started * Boon ^e ashofl of the ?W 4,?o an- coo!. "The home of Richard Roe was burned last night ,, ' ,.ii the household furniture and clothing lo/ r,;? Mr Roe had no insurance and the.lS falls heavily upon him. Relatives and friend. ,1 care for the family,temporarily. . I The two pictures are not at all overdrawn. 1 hey are both being reproduced every day. If your home should burn tonight, which pictur# would fit your case? Be wise?see us now. After the (ire is too late. Williams Fire Insurance Agency It. M. Kennedy, JrH President K. N. McDowell, Munaeer 1012 Broad St. Phone 52. Analysis Shows Pure Water. We have received a reinu't from the Stale hoard of hcalth^on the eondi ri?m of the -water used by the Cam den water plant. It is quite a com plicated Table and refilled iw too late for publication tills Vieek but will appear later. The statement Mays: "1'ioin the report it will be seen that the water has without exception analyzed pure, both 'hemicnlly and baeterially. and so Tar we have never had t<> snbinit a second sample as the first has alwavs been satisfactory. In Supreme Court. Kunicc Outlaw, respondent. vs Xa 1,timial Council Junior Order United j American uieehanies. ete. npi*?l hints. 1 Atlirmed. < >j*ii??11 by It. O. Watts, | A. J. j Tin* above <?;>>(? wa> an aj?i?eal from ; the lower court, urantin^ a verdict for ! .^.">1 m i insul a mi ?? on the life of the hus band of .Mrs. Kuniee outlaw wlio was kilU-d near the Hermitage C-otton Mill ? i ?t i.i! voai'N ago. \Y. I?. del/:a<fli i j and Kiiklaud & Kirkiand l'-presented Mr>.. uijtian whib* U. I?. Clarice rep I ?f-,1 ;t!i" .Junior Order. ISa^rfa'l. i'a ? ; iill That bi: of n-v< - i> ? in of the romantic '? ' c- ill.: ? rimliy pnaeMuito ri'i.i! -\ world war. J ia<!. city of, t ho caliplni<. liotne . ? . tiiru.-e of ?iui- !reams, llarc.m :.?-hid. i i; ! i m!?i;1 of Turkey Asia . '! > Ot! W.i' K-.-e two l:Vel'>, one tilP ' :i-!! - in I ho mountains of Ar t.i i. .ear the Mlaek Sea; the other : l!nphrat'-s. i-ii11ir near the source* ' iv Tigris, .*a -h llov. in.,' toward the "t . ;i? i;: .~r paralleling each oth ? r ? r. ? Li v. iieiiiputamkm plain *nd 'in.My ' their water-; into one ?" ' ? ??nptb-- ihe Persian <o! 'i; mil of .\!<'-opotaniia. of _l!aUx?rW-yi nt. trrrrrr.^i 1 by" r!vi;*v i- uvne rally regarded as hi' (?:*:. dlt of th?' hitman race. It '?? i'.? ??.'iirr < f iplain of Xhinar. 1 ?'?! w: cii ?!??? ri\ot-. fh.-if the people bull' ;i '? grout oover of baker brick t > fin "oil ,.f the air. that was the' ait '- of our ehuivh sicepiys. From 1 thi- plain o me soint1 of the earliest uri:kc:i n-? ords. clay tablets more titan fl.iMo years old. From out those val !e\?> ;? iirou the mighty hosts of Xerxes an. i>:triu- on their world conquering tuitions. There the great Xebut'liad nezzav looked abowt him and exclaim ed: "K n6t ihis the great Babylon, which I ha\e built?" This land was for thousands of years supreme in the In *ory of the world and wa? ono of the groaf molding forces in the human storv. V In tlit* days of their prosperity tl valleys supported a large ]x?i?ulatl The sol! was rich and produced f| ly, when irrigated. It was the/1 great wheat country. Herodotus (t Was frequently over-enthusl^stlc) t us he saw wheat crowing on tbfc I gated lands'there that yielded L?00i VJOO bushels to the acre. War, the lust of conquest. <;lvrecl and ruined it. The irrigation da and locks and ditches and aqucdn ruins of which are yet to be ? were destroyed, and the populat staivod or moved away, and sli lain waste, its cities of ancient pr? ness. capitals of the world, heaps rubbish u]H?n a de volate plain. wlx jackals l?ay the moon. There was always a city where H tiad is. 100 miles up.river from* Habylon, but it was greatest in I year $3U. when its population astout ed the age. t( was the religions cj it a I of all Islam. I low its sjdend impressed the imagination may lie s#i from the stories <>f the "Arahi( X igii I'lit the Mongols took I from the Turks. Tinitir captured j the Mongols recaptured it. the Tiirl and Persians fought there and it?i again and aga-in the seerte of a ?re war; and gratluaily it detained, mil I f.?r manv centuries now it has fowui j IIS ill t .if W cSil'l ll tVOI'Mt imrray ' name, a mythical creation of orient ) r iiimnce. the scene of the tales of tl j Sultancss Shalirazetl. Hut through all those years the H j lived and was an lini>ortanf tradii j poii.t ???? ihe caravan route? from lnd ? to {he west, and now it has I 1 *.<xm> population. 'I'llrough all those years of th<- 1* ?ctt centuries, too, file e.fes" ef H many rulers were watching it. H pntron dreamed of an empire tbi would embrace it. ltussin has covdl it. Germany plan icd the Berlin i;.u dad railway that would got * Fhold those valleys: the Itritish <*P i tuli*U had planned to sjiend $130,001 j (MMI there under Sir William Willock I who surveyed the country ami n'por* 1 ed that that much money would \tt gate It,500,000 a ores of land wbld planted In wheat and cotton, return 0 i>er cent on the In^BltW* and that 12,500,000 acres more ar susceptible of modern Irrigation, n? it Is yet the richest soil in the worH , when irrigated. | It is posalble that modern sdeofl may build anew a finer civilisation o< the ruins of the. past.?Kansas ^ Ktar. [ ITEMS OVER THE STATE Eugouo S. UleiiMo. of XomImtj?, last Wednewlay to make his home San Antonio, Texas. Obnirs awl kindred articles of niture will be manufactured nt I State Penitentiary. | The Spartanburg Owminp and i servinp Company lias boon organt ? with a capital .of $3,100. 1 Movie mj^n of'the state hav<? u potest ywith Congressmen fl? the proiXfeed war tax. They ; having- profit* taxed. The insane German held in | land county mid the insane Austri j hejd at Chester will be commit*#1 Hie State Hospital In ColnmW? r ? ? ? --JZ i ' iM? Five hundred applicants ?n I Carolina tbr admission to tbf j Ing camp at Fort Oglethorpe ft* j omcers' reserve corpa were i Thursday.