Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

RKI) ('HONS FI N1> CUinens ('aiiw Arrow* I Jbcrully in IH? imlloiiH For <in?t lfluitia?n?* Work. 'INto H?m1 <Uoh* OauipalKn fftipo to a ch>*e ill Cnunleu last Monday after noon with n stirrtnff address l?y Judge Mendel I.. MiiiitU on Monument Square. The wrvicK'H were o|>ened with a beuu* t(ful prayer l?y H**v. V. II, llnrdliiK. asklnu IMvIim; ^uidaiMV for the nation In thin erltdn. Judge Xin 1111 one of Ills usual forceful luhli'OHHOM askiiiK that <'annl?*ii and Hie county above all tin* cities and countlea of Am or lea nhouhl re m|hhk| liberally to the cause, <?!11nvc tin* Idstorh-Hl fact tiiat over many of the ? ncarb,\ Helds battles wciv fought fori American IihIi'IM'IuIoikv. IJc went on i r?? toll of how (iermauy had allied herself with the uiiM|>eakahlo Turk In her effort t?? have the 11???I divine rl^ht of kings have full sway ovei* lh??i world,,, llo told of how money donated to the Red Otom* fund may l?e 0*0f1 j to atlevlate the suffering of some Month Carolina boy wounded In the' presold eonttlet. At the close of his address he said iliatJh?' wan happy to announce thai C<tuuden had given in I In* neighbor hood of $1,200, ^really In exeeaa of tlir amount allotted iher, The coun ty had not been canvassed hut would he heard from at a later date Since the Hose of the i-ampalKn Monday afternoon the fund ha* ifrown fo he yond i.r?oo: Kershaw County's allotlmeiit to the UimI Cross War Kund Is $.'i,000. Of | this anionnI $l,f>00 lifts been rained. The comiuIttee has not been aide to see a meat nuuiher who would gladly and would like to donate to the fuiuj. Those who wish to contribute to Mils (Hum* '('tut vlfclHT mall chtH-k or *w \t. T. Milll*. 'Vvm*. ; or l)r. A. \V. Har nett i or' T. I j. Little. A greet <i??h1 of tlfo vmllt of iIiIh IuiiuIhoiiu* Ntil?H? rl|)llon 1m tluv to the 11 n 11 rl 11 u I'fforl* <>f l>r. A, W. Hurnett <i11 to rm> young 181066 (^iwkiw iflro the affair. A ll*t of thuMO who have donated will l?r found Ih'Iovv : (V .1. Shannon. Jr. 100.00 CannhMt Wholmili1 t irorory 100.00 .Miijtstft' Then fro .. 72.00 II t|. Cn rrlxon, Sr. 00.00 Cll.\ <?f ('nlit*It'll ^ |25.00 I (<*11 ry Savage . ' JWMH) .<{????. 'J\ |JttU? 50.00 Mr. and Mix \ <" lloykln 50.00 I.ojiii \ Savings Itimk 25.00 First National I in 11 k 25.00 It. M Kcniit'dy, Jr. 25.(M> lillllk of CaUldtMt 25.<H> J. J. Workman 25.00 III inch Hriw \ <'o ofi.OO Hnruch-Nettlc* Co. 20.00 !.. Sohetik fi Co 25.00 If. f,. Nohtowlnlru 25.00 W. M. Shannon ",.on Mr. and Nfrs. 1{ H. |Mfl* 25.00 lluriiH Ac IWirrett 20.00 Mrs, .1. It. Walliwc. Chairman 10.0ft Wolfe lOiehel Co'. 15.00 C. II. Yato* 15.00 W. It. Del,oa<h 15.00 \V. O. Hay . j in.4H> C. J. Shannon, Sr.. IV (>. De|?t 10.00 (i. C, Hnicc 10.(Ml T J KIrkIniir Co. 10.00 M. II. n<\viuan 10.00 Ithainc Itros. IO.OO I. A Wlttkowsk.v 10.00 u ci-omI.v io.oo T. .1. Arrant* 10.00 I'M M. Workman 10.00 John ('unlt'N lo.oo ('a union Motor Co. 10.00 No. 9083. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN at Camden, in the State of South Carolina, at the Close of Business on June 20th, 1917. Resources Loans mid discounts ?iJ5(l,.'17d. 14 TotiiI lottos' . ?J50.I170'. 14 U5ti,il7(l.l41 Oven!r.ifts, secured, $705.44; lUMUictirwl, $7S.'l,15 1,548.51)] U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (pur valuei 50,<hm).oo 50.000.00 Payment oil account subscription for Lllierty Loan Honds 120.00 IlondH other than y. S. botulH plodded to secure postal Savings deposits ?J.tNHMMt Stock of Federal ItMorvi1 Hank (50 per cent of subscription 1.S00.0O Furniture and fixtures -.'105.s 1 Ileal estate owned other than htinklm: house p.tHHMMl Net amount, due from approved reserve amuds in New York, <'hlcaK". and St. Louis > I'-'.'J.'UM) Net amount due from approved reserve ayents in other reserve cities .. :5.S(MMH? Itj.tilMi.srj Net. amount due from hanks ami hnukerJ??' 'J7.H.'lii.(?s Other cheeks on luinks in the same^ rttv as reporting hank l.L'50.00 Outside cheeks and other cash ltetwVi, 77s.l'<? Fractional currency, nickels, a;d cents iso.'JP I ,,J5S. P.) Notes of other national l>.;nk.< ?J.L'oO.oo Notes i?f Federal lie yurve Hanks .. l.'joo nn l.awfnl reserve in .?/Ult and net ;111ii>11111 due from Federal Heserve ^'JrjiTlK Kcdcniptiot.) ft/nd w 1th. T S. Treasurer 1.7(HMH) Other a^se'yt if any. *_M.'5.40 ;i>fal ?J05. 77V45 Liabilities. <'a pi I ii I siock i m id in ? ... $5(UMM).O0 Surplus fund . . in.000.00 I ndi\idcif protit - .'!7.s7l!.(M) l.es- current expenses, interest, andi.i\es |kii? I 7.00!?. 11 'JP.s7:;,u; AiimhiiiI reserved I'm* taxes ;n t turn l.tKMMMi A immirt ? I e<-erved fir ;|!l Miter :t rued J.tMMHMI ('Ircuiat.inu notes ??iit^tjitidl!:u i> Pmuhi Net amount due l<? hunks :tin' ' > l.'tT II Oemaml deposits. I ndividua I deposits -; i T. i. ! link 1 :!s..",.s." s?; CertiMed cheeks . ? 17.5o ("ashler's checks outstanding . i.Ulo.-Pi Total dctuani iii. Postal Savines Oeposjfs 4s,-.-,;; Total '?( time deposits II I' S hepositjs. not suhject to Heserve: ? , Total of i . s. i lepos'ns ts7 r?:: Total . . . s:77 s. Shite of South Carolina. Coiiut.x of Kershaw. I. .lolui T. Maekey, Cashier of the ahove-named hank, do solemnly swear that the ah ?e statement i- true to the hest of mv knowledge and belief JOHN T. MACKKY. .Cashier Sill's. ri'?ed and sworn h? fore uie ii.:is ?Nth da.v of .lutie. 1!>17 Cor r<>>-t Atte*.| .lolui S. Lindsay, Notary Puhllc. i .1 Sha niion, .J r. : A Witl kon d* \ i'irectors. <; I! r..ium No. ;?ik. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF LOAN & SAVINGS BANK Locaicd Camden S. C., at the Close of Business Jun-2 20tH 1917. Resources. i;. i ? r, t I.hmh- ri.i?t | rtv.?> uill^ <?\crdr.it't.. m ' l-'iirmt in ? :i "| |'i\ltire> . ... |i.> ! > 11? ? frme It inks ami ItaiiM>r-> I. _'l'?.tv>" rtirrni. v cold Jr7:'" Silver i illit'i .Minor Colli I 77,i.?u (Mid U- t ' a > h 11 fill- ?' *'?* s;,? I'i'l ' I I 'M V 1111' 11 I !.1>m I U I : i?1111 - .!.i?M) ii Liabilities. Capital si.ii'u r.ii'l l Surplu> F>ll.'I . ."i.IMHMMI I - I?*l IV l? it*? 1 l'ri?lllv, ('ut'li'lit I'.X|HMI-|- :i !ii I T.i\i - I'.II i I!"" *>'; Individual 1 >epOM?? Sulijoi t in ('heek VJI.MKi.7n Saving Iieposit* '!S..")J.'! !."? , < 'ertltled < hoi k-- !t | I [ Oashlei - Che< k* _'.;?iiio Hi.'1.7 Is.JM IJo^iM"\ i? I 'ntnl <'.???!? i ? i ? ? I ?? \ ?!. ;i ? >r S.i \ j 11v I i 11r ? 1m mh? Tota. SJ'JJ o?| Stnti' S...nli Cm roll on. County of Ki-r-haw. Hofore mi' ciime John S. I.lndsa.v. Ca-h'n-r of the aho\o named hank, win'. Iin? duly sworn. that the a hove and foregoing statement K- a true eonditmn i*f ?ai?t hank, a* *-h?.\vn h\ tin- hooks of .^ahl hank .1 < illN S I.INDSA V Sw iii ti 11? inn! .-uhsrribed in'l'i>ri? m :l.i "JlMh da\ "f .liinr. IP17 <'?irr(vr -Attest " T~T: Wal'a i \-?tar.\ l'nhi;. Th.?> .1 K irk .a mi 1'' M Woolen ! ?iri-t^rs W I! Zi-iiio ' j Cttiudtfii C'himIv KU<*He? Camden Chroiilclf W. Ot WIIhoii ... |h\ \V, ,1. Dunn Cash .????? "?>?? ??? ?? J. U. (Joodnle l*. < >. J. ii. Zcium p. O. |fe|?t riiil'M. Shannon. :ir*l P. a I K?|?t W. D. Trantluun I'. <>. I Mrtittlv HasporuVs 1' <>, Di>l>t,^ c. p DunW <'ousolhlaI*'i1 Auto c?? .... Phillips & Co ... , M. il. Phillip* ... w. T, smith C ('. Whltaker J. K. l>HiiK . Witt kins Meat Market KiiKtlsh Marher Shop I,4?\. Is & Christiiuis . Camden Dru# Co. N. Ii <iO(Mlrtll* ,1. Cunnlnyhnui ? Police Department . ... Twin Itros, . Peoples Pharmacy ?? "i" J. IIoriKt TIioiiihs Coea Coin MottlliiK Co Chero Cola UottIIiik Co J. L. (iuy ??? Pearee Youiik Co. 1 c. S. Williams W. (lelsiMilwliucr Mrs. T. I.. Ultle ICutorprlse Mercantile Cp. ..... (J. I,. Mlaekwell Mrl-uln's Martx*r Shop ? It. 15. Clarke M. C. West D. A. 11??,\ kin Dr. K. II Kerrlson <;. s. iiik?Ius VV. U. Hough Alls. II. Ma uiii I >r. S. 1'. MraslitKlon J. II. Osborne T. I<: Sal ley > Olvnipla ltestaurant L. T. Mills Dr. A. W. Murnett .?. ii Ciyimrn I >r. y W. Corhett ...... Cash ' W. F. Russell "... 10. N. McDowell Mrs. Harry Mauin Dr. W. .1. Dunn Wateree Massen^cr It. M. Williams Clyhuru Drug Co M. <i. Iluckathee M. it. Will la ins J. K. Hush C. M. Coleman lOfigone Dlhhle ... II. K. Mean! ,1. S. Iihame .. . I,. J. Whltaker J. A. Hough .1 It. Mill. 1. .1. MeKenzie .1. C. Kowan W I.. DePasss A. A. Shanks W. S. lturnett . J. .1. Mell ... ... .1 ess Marnetl . . .. . j C. II. Nelson Cash ' Mr. ami Mrs. J. Sheheen John YlllepUw John < 'ollins ... (;. W. Me< firt ' Cash . . ... ,11. I 'ii I lerson ? City l'>arher Shop j \V. A 1 linsoii ? Sam Merr\ .. I Dock Wilson V Wlodenjier 1 All-- Wlodenger I Woir?. Nero Meed W. I. Lolils Nellies I ,i i ii I -;i\ Frank Campbell. Sr. I Intel ('oinmeivial s. 15 Kirk 1.1 ml Mrs. Tohias Thomas Ancruiu .Mi's. John Whitakcr Mr>. M S. Sowoll ?Cash ! M isx I , i I | ila keney Cash in Muxes Maptist Sumla,\ Sehool Mel hodist < 'hureh Presbyterian < 'hureh Mrs. T. 15. MeLnin , i :pi>? i.pa I ('hurrh Wateree Mill Chnreh Colored Methodist Chinvh < 'i.lored Mapr 1st ('hureh MOKK THAN THKKE MILLION. Suhxript ions to Liberty Loan Went 'Way Iteyond Mark. W : s ~ JI i J; t < ? i?. .1 ii)m* L'L'. !<k\1i ? u!?>i ri|?f i??n- i??t n 11? m 1 ;.s."4K aji . ..f !!??.?? rl n li fly-two jtcf i-I'llI. Thf tin;; I tabulation \\a? officially .i;i111'Uin'i?(| I? iiiiirUt. >-lunviiur that more :.iii I ui m ).< m h t |i?>r>>?iii.- 1???; i m ' I infills. .Viin?i \ -niiif |m'r i ciii <?f -n!?-"Imv va r\ in? from $.1() to fln.imii. while* ' < :ii\ <>111* - nlisi iihi>r< :11? |>U? ? >i for ai ? 111 ?!ft - .if S.-.0<MMI<I ilis ! I i? ?1 ii-l I '1 ii-t witli -i;': Mpthais . i'lt- $1.1 M5.7vs.4mi. . r than | ? I i ini'v tf.r .* 1111 < ? 11M * -iiIjai ill 11 ? ? I 'li^ttM-f. I" 11 i ? *;i:'??. $",.-|7.1 J I !n' ?.:Iht ?Ii-: rii-tk ^n>.--r:rittnns , j .: - f ? ? i. ?' u - I'.. -'.in. .<:i:!'J.4J7.<5(hi : i kv .la?nk ! N'.'Mi 1 fS. 7(1(1 ; Philadelphia. '.li.."!!)!* ?_?."?<?: S;i i? l''raii?'U?-<?. s 1 7"><l:_\'J,DOO: Ui- hiiii'inl. .<101i.7'57.1<Mi : Kaii"?a> Clt.Vi ?<!i| 7._is.s.-?ii : St. Louis. .<si;. 13.14700: j nIii.i>?>.>i>? >n$7<i.-j.v?.:,<hi ; Atlanta .<"i7>7s.r,^o jiimI I?:?IJiis. * ?s.!l4flfftT>Q. Via-.* -iil.scrtptioiis ini hi'lr t ho<(? iliicrt t<> the treasury ami :i]>|M? r?l<?it-1 ? i ;111??>11-_r tin- varioiis lvservo ili^f-rlots. Six Weeks .Mori- of War. Wi.l Ii<i_r?? r^. who*** skill a t throw . - :i lariiit. and <lafii*inK aii?l fluency I in i.M'-wax t-oiiversation while ho is <li>i.._' Iii>t 11 nf the former. h;i \ ?? trained linn i 1111 i 1111 * * (Kisition on tin- Aineri ? -si *i - r ii in ?. i- one of Mm* -tar- in a I 1.1 \\ ;i > inu.-iral <*oined\ Hi- r :i 1 k - a I m.i it tin* war. 'I know 1 oiic tiling." he <ays. "Thi- war ain't m rnin to btxt ver' long. I ha?l a lot; t?-r from ,-i 11 rot her-iu-ln w of mine oil! i; '>ki;ih??in\ t' otlmr day. I!?? says i hi - 111i-1? *<I " "Well." ii<' rambles (A. I I. i tin- war's Roin' ta stop, j ?aiix' that fHler ??'vrr held a job six ! mrk in ht- hull life."?fVnniin,r<,?? nml I Final < OF COMING HERE FOR YOUR MOTOR NEED' _ . ?V EXPERT WORKMANSHIP AND A SQUARE DEAI That's What You Get When You Let Us Do Your Repairing. . Vulcanizing Department Any kind of tires repaired The reason is we're com pletely equipped for all kinds of tires and tube re pair work. You would be surprised to see some of the tires we have repaired and restor ed to service. Don't discard a tire un til you have shown it to us. If we say it is gone there is no hope for it, but if we say we can repair it there are many more miles in it for you at very little expense. STORAGE BATTERIES We charge all kinds Storage Batteries. Just installed up to-date equipment. The Bat tery is the heart of the elec trical system of your car, but its maximum usefulness can only be obtained when it is kept fully charged. We inspect batteries free of charge and fnrnish distill ed water. Ford cylinders rebored, furnishing four new piston* complete for $10.00. Workmanship Guaranteed Welding Department Oxy-acetelene weldini o{ auto parts. ..AU weld ing of auto parts made equal to new. We weld crank casea cracked cylinders, differ-] ential and rear axle houi ings, also straighten autc frames-' It will pay you to see before buying new parts. 'Bring us the hard jobs.) Carbon removed froi your cylinders with the] oxygen process. Try us and be convinced] Quick service. CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY DeKALB STREET ?Telephone 181 ? s? , CAMDEN, S.C. I ARMY EXEMPTION BOARDS Governor Manning's Appointments Ac cepted Without Change. rolumhla. June 'M.-?President Wil son has announced his acceptance with out change ??r revision of the county exemption hoards suggested by Gov. Kiclniril I. Manning. T1m?sc hoards will pass on the claims for exemption under the selective sendee act. of the men in their respective counties. Th* so-called ."reform party" of the State. led hy Cole I,. Hlease. a lawyer of this city, carried a fight to Wash ington in an etTort to have more "re t'oriners" appointed on the oxemi?tion hoards. The President's announcement shows that the protest was unavailing and the hoards will stand as recom mended. Hoards for Kershaw and nearhy counties were-named -as follows: Kershaw?A. J. lieattic. .J. H. Cly hurn. l>r. J. W. (,'orhett. Lancaster ?1{. S. Stewart. Paul Moore. I >r. S. L. Allen. I.ee?T. <!. MeliOod, J. M. Smith. T>r. K. o. Met 'utoheon. Chesterfield?K. \V. Duvall. L. P. Mangum. Pr.'T. K. Wannamakor, .Ir. Sumter?John H. Clifton. II. Tj. Scarborough. I>r. J. Moo<l. Richland?Harry (J. Kaminer, II. II. HLnnant. I >r. J. W. Wessinger. Fairfield?T. H. Ketchen. John W. I.yles. I >r. Samuel I.indsev. ?'I nch* l>an" I'avis. of Orangehurg, sold 1!>.". I tales of cotton Saturday at cents ]>er )K?und. He received a check for a little over $25,000. J _ LugofT News Notes. } I,ugoff. Route *2, June 27.?Mrs. li. ? M. English and Miss Elizateth English ; of Columbia, Mrs. Edward Burrows of i Sumter and Miss Elizabeth Byrd of j Atlanta. sj>ent the week-end with Mrs. ! Alfred E. Kennedy. Rev. Fl. C. Be then of Hembert Is spending some time in our community. Misses Arabcl and Elizabeth Ken nedy are visiting relatives in Columbia. Miss Mabel Bowen of Blaney spent the week-end with Miss Bertha .Tones. Mr. and Mrs., Alfred E. Kennedy motored to Columbia last Monday. The Sky Pilot. owiim t?> a foir. a steamer stopped ; at the mouth of a river. An old lady became very nervous and inquired of the captain the cause of the delay. "Can't see up the river." replied the ' officer. I "But. captain. I can >ve the stars overhead."' she argued. "Yes." said he gruffly, "hut. until j the boilers bust we ain't a-goinu that ; way."?Denver News. Headquarters at Zenip & DePass. < >11 Saturday .June 30th the Red . Cross membership committee will open ; headquarters at the drug store of j Zemp & DePass and they earnestly | call upon all those who have ?iot yet j joined this glorious band of patriotic j workers, to come forward and regis ! ter and by so <loing show their pa triotism. If you cant fiRht you can at least join the Bed Cross?your country Is calling for your help. Head quarters ojk'ii from ten to one a. m. and from four to six p. m. A. M. Brails ford, Chairman. Bed Cross Membership Cuuimitteer Examination for Fireman. Applications for the- position of .man to 1111 a vacancy In the Office building at Camden at a ary of $000.00 will 1h? accepted later than July 14, 1917, from men ing fireman experience. There will] no educational test, comi>etttors rated on physical ability and exr ence. Application orm 1800 c-au bej talned from the Secretary, Local Service Boftrd at the Post Office] the above city, or from the Secret? Fifth Civil Service District, Atlar Georgia. NOTICE. Sealed bids will be received ou^Ji i 2nd 1017, for lease of the theatre } of Opera House for the fiscal year in# April 130th. 10iS. Council iiik the right to reject any and bids, also reserves the right to the Theatre for public entortainuu and public purposes. Jtv order ??f Council. C. II. YATES, ibiyor Attest: A. Coodale. Clerk. / To Meet at Rock Hill. The State Rural Carriers meet! wiH be held In Rock Hill on Ji 3rd and 4th. All carriers throui out the .state areMnvIted to attei C'apt. Thoman Barrett Hagood, ag 76, a veteran of the Confederate am died at RJdgeiand Sandfly. He w laid to rest at Harnwell Monday. Where He Would Be Welcome. "He's so reckless he'd always (a! ing chances."" "OS, send him to on charity bazaar."?Baltimore Amertcu ? ? ? ?? 200,000 Lbs. of Scrap Will Pay 45c Per 100 Lbs. CASH Will also pay highest prices for brass, copper and rubber of all kinds HARRY L. H

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 29, 1917, Image 10