The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 01, 1918, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE!
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I'ublUhrd ever/ Friria) at 1 1 W No
Broad Mtreet. and at th* Cam
4ma partoOk* an M*x*>d rla mi mail mat
ter. Price &nnuiu $1.5"
('MMbii, S, ('. f-'rlda) >l*rch I.
Would It in?j !??? itfi'- "|?* u? H'
to *|?*dl it |*?/r
If v.jm* ??ylidldaf*1 f *r ;?uiii< 1 1 <* I
lioiiorK ?i ? >u )? I ?<ut ai?d
Uiak? a >ta I that li? ? uotjtd d*>
Mil in 111- (?? ? \\ 4 r t-? r<"tif> ?ii(jc i?f lit*
IIm'Hk |fin*> i:i tlx- ? Jt> tfut tThint-lit In
would .-.-rialji.v u?-t h?*art> ?up|??rt.
Itut a- w?? it too maii> "f ttiA'm
an> i>ln > n??j i*?Wti<>.
f'oiifit.v Ki**l Administrator d<d>?a<h
ii? t>< (itrrt- t a f u I ?y* rtiuior that
i* tn i/jk' ?prca'l a round tln? county.
Si/iu?' frllmv, j?r<>hahi> one of tin- <;<-r
man hirelings, and ?<? Mo not douht
that wo haw lliciu aimai*' u*. ha
Hj?n*ad it uiuonK tin' fa rincrs that it
in again*! tin* food law? t<? -Hi < hhk
??Hi and t'KVH, and >?! them have
IxK'li li*<| t<< 1?? tiji- to ??!>< h all ?'\
t ??? 1 1 that th?-\ arc afraid f-> hring
this j?rodu?<* to market- Thin i- ?-n
1 1 r ? * I > im orre< t Tin* irovi-niitHMit sent
out a r<-?|U?*-l vofia- time atfo asking
tin- farmer- i?ot r.. -?? ) J thili latin.'
hiii?. hut tiii- wa- melt i\ a rn|ue-t
and i ^"o'l | ?!#*? ?? nf udvkv that. j
\\ ?? *on?. .\jM-it li n . : ? ? I - i.i
?i'i;l|o|| fHli'W* Wll" 'iltllll I !???>
? mi kill a | i r r r cl_'f %* > t I.i thi*lr
.*?) i r>tl f> *t* (?-< ( 'H.?-v v. ?*'.: i.. :aU? h.n k
??,lf*. li'#W?v?*r. vv Im*ii it ? ?-nit - *?> .1
? i ill | ?.'t > i >? li with J h?* K.il'i'i \ ' ? ?
III. Hi journal -t.lt'-* I Il.l I ill j
)!m* I >? l\.-i)-?*r 1 [?:??"??'* i>f 1
iv I -I _Mtii?\ 'jjf i ? i ? I i / . T<? ?' I - - ?? k
Hi.! i>M't>u<-k "ii.it ? i f 1 1 ? 1m* Ij.I'I i
, xj,.i li I ? j t ?1 :i ? ?. ?i a . of *?!.?-?*' | iii ?<??'> j
of _m iiii iii"i> than of wliidi
h*m?* - 1 a - .fi'! wa? thi- t Mcr
iniiii f< j ?? uij-l iif'- ; i th<- vyrl?l. \Vi?
<|n ; <.? \ . ?u?h f<*r th?* .? < *? -i i r ft ? "f thr*?*
tiiru r?? t ? 1 1 t in i * la iifc'fif?-r?r *>f hum
-lfi<i* l'.'l I ! |i?* K i;M'l h.l* t ? r? -k ?-Ii all
former ???????. r?1? i'iil'Ui 1 1 ? ? i a ?
I
? ? i
"More *ta Irimnt *. ami I m ? 1 1 ?- r <ati j
rut'iil'*" will l? Hi*' -loiran <.f ?
l?ahh. I'm* m*wi\ uia.v*>r "f Lain '
? *n* ?tat?'?l that hi* jK>!lcy woiihl j
U* t'? folJ??w thv fill !?* ? f puhli?*it\ <<f
a li ? t hf* ?tf!ll*crations of tbo council so
that flu* public may a*?i*t in arriving
at tlx U'-t vlutioM* <<f th** problem*
wlmh ma\ ?*iujh* up fr-'tn time to t i in?-.
Thi* i* a tip t" th?- in\t :nlmi)i?>tr:i
?i'.ii "f 1 1 1< ? < i ? \ - f <'ajn?h*n. .Mat>>
titii. - ? li?* i-lit.T "f thi* ]-:i|K*r ha*
a-k?'l . . f :i n * li 1 1 ?? ? i - *-f th?* ? I'liic il what
u a v .p. in- at their monthly nn-i-tin;:
In iii"?' .j 1 1 ?a-c* ' V* r?*p!> wa* "lU'th
1 1 1 ?r. I.i thi* wa> t.h?-> wi n* ii^'h'
"l'!ii ? ? ? i t ? j : . ? ? ? 1 1 1 1? ? i ! i U hanllx n
an\ lM'i;?|M?t* ??/.? what fln\ 1 1 .t v # -
i * * ? ? Mi i ? i *".?*? I il'iriii/ tip* i'i*f f--nr
\ ?*.! i ? If : i * i \ t h i i . ^ in tin* wa> <>f iin
pr-'\ < - 1 j ? ;.t* !i ? \ - ! ?? -? *t i 1 1 *? ?! 1 1 1 1 j ?! i * Im*<I :ii
? i ? . ' \ ' ' ? . ':?i *. ?? ? : ' .i i : k? p* ' '
i w a \ t ? ? . ii r 1 1 1 ? piii> i<
Win |. i ? >. i i i-w *p.i >m i ppi i r *
*?. iiii.it ? *i< < rf il . w ? | ? r< ? ?: 1 1 ? ! i ! i :
' r.i ' 1 1 \ <? a ? I \ < 1 1 1 *? iii' tit *. ' ? i \ ? - ' !i<*
i in pi ? * * '? ?; i ? tii' in i .'!? I ? ! t ? i ; r ?? ' ii 1 1
? tu- t?.u ii i - if* ? 1 .< ' Hi* *i r ? * . i : i ' {
? ? . p ? ] i . i \ ? : . . _* i ?< ?? I ??[lii.'!-'* ! ' ' \t
trad in.* ('(??;' .i;i*i ii' i ?? ? * * i.'!'
f- >r *? >ni. t ? ; i ? ? ? , ,.i p( .. . . ? ? lr
? . .II II' ! ' i * \ ? 'U *
?I i? *i ii ? '????. i h *?* 1 1 i tjaiifi-M "? I'm*
I I i 1 1 - 1 1 \ ? *??!'? I ! I r_' t ? ? Hi ii.'.. i ? ?
?in-lit /? :.?? : i ??!' 1 .? *. A ? n .\ ?
: i ? r?*? I tin' ? i: .in I ? *1 ? i u.i i s .l>i*hna
iii*l !n* I *t ai-ii'- - *ti | ?t u fi*' I .1 1 - ri? ii*>
f r* 'tu t'<* t . 1 1 1 m 1 1 i ! i ? * . .?)'?? ? ? r ? f i i ? _r t" tin*
' 'fl I ??* t a mi*:; t in i r< Ii i ti_* ir"itti?i t'ii*
? ttv witli tin* Ark "f flu l.'i'l nil* i- ,i
? lav ("f * l \ i|.*i\> : 1 1 1 ? I ii.i Mm- * '. * v ? i i * h
? lav i ii' ? 'in pa ?* ** i 1 1 tin- ?!'> *? * \ ? 1 1 'nil**,
tin* prii*^f* h|*?w iii^r thi ii iiuiiip?*t* j
Win n t'i<* a*t i tu irr-iiriL' mar'*h ! a<l
I ??*? 1 1 ai i'|i* tii'- I-iai*ht?*?. *h"iitcil in
; 1 1 ; i -< ?; i .i tul tl*.?* walls f? ?; 1 i ruin * ^
Thi ri - 1 1 p" 1 1 th<* 1" *i i^'ri * I il*h?*l Jlit'i
'In* ? its a tul put all tin* inhabitant *
tu ?l'*afii with tin* I'X'-cpt i"i: of Hahal'j
w h" h.i'l hiil'l' ii .1 1 ?* h 1 1 . i ' * uii***?-iiu'?*i * !
f i < >Mi 'hi* < "ana nit < *.
Appeals to South.
I p. 1 1 1 i<*\llar!> i p|i a 1 f.? Ui tariu ;
? ?r** of tip* South r.. piaiit ahuii'lant j
fi kkMuiT* a* wi*ii i? ????ttuli. TIh-v |
? hi *h"W tin*ir j i a 1 1 i ' * * i * m i in Mo hrttcrj
? t Miorc ? "ti\ iii' it; j wa> th.in I'.v re !
-i?tiii? th'* ^'ri*at f ? :npt .i t inti "f flu*
pri**?*nt prii*i* "f . ott.*M and lit lpin^. I
fM-lpitiL' UJHMI II !? a I villi*, t ij ft ?!?? 1 till*.
Viti"ii ami tin* j M'oph ? i-v t*ry v\ h?*n* who j
ir.' li^htiiiu' for t)w;r I : iw-rt i?**?. atnl f ? r i
our ovv it Th' varii *;. of thi .r i-n?p* j
v^ill I"- thi* v i *i?.;.- ;ii. .i-im* "f 'ln-ir1
? "Mipfi !i* .i* i "i t -'f * ! 1 1 i : national 1 ? ? r \
\\'i ??>?!: *<a S\'i I *o.? i
Th<* a . iM u.i < \ ; m : ! ? n . . .f f (,c | , , ? | j
'??I S 1 ii t < ?*> for ? ? i ? i * ! ?. .* .n?pr..Miiiiito'\ i
? |< H i ( M K l I X M I,
PATRONIZE THt: HACK TK.\( K
| \ firoinll>?-tit mi'inN'r <?f Hh? <'aiu?l? n
lii'hnjf ami l?rlvl?? ?'lul? rv*iu?-*t? U*
im uri :*? U|??n ! b?- limn aivl fomi!)
??)?.*? tu Jik*' k!?uri->t in tlw m*i4>
lU'fiN U< >Jh- iKNr future
i >ii flu- ira it ??f !!?? rmiivlt'd Killing
a'i'l l?rivii.u' s?\*-nii
Ull<) aUM?>iUi.' I'M-lll* it|W- !*?<-!? Iu*l<l
th?-rv r?-n-ntli Wu? ?!??? a!|?viulfi:i<v uu?
!i"t a? < J a- sliifiilil bn \ ?? IhI'II f>< r
a ?oiuiJimn!} <>f tlii* *iw jkn*-.
jiIk ?>k u? t ? . in?pr?'?- ii ojmmi
t icii .n?'l Kir*lciv\ Hint thl*
HiiiUM'iix^iit fin/ not ?4j)?'iv f?r ilw
t??uri*tv liWr> ?? v ?-ii t that l?a* )*'*? m
ln*l?l i iir |<r?>rw? fr<?m iih* 8at?- n-<fi|it*
lia \ ?? t*i-n i;iv"?? t.? >i?iu?? f??rtu >>f
'?lift r i r > ? f"r tin- !<?-? I t la*' chur
it> tiuiKpita'! hi fin' tik?-. and it i* f<< r
* In* iH'iM'tit <f iIiim' lii??iu^iii?n?* un
tvHl a- a form i ?f i'??? ri'ti ' i? *i i tljal t Ii?*>
an- iri \<-li .
TIM'Ii ll*?aill flu* UUIIiiltflTH link tin*
I h *i i| i Ii ? "f <'aiii<if|i .t ii< t l hi* ?'?iUiit> to
? ? 1 1 f ? -r I In- 1 r bor to iii|ii|4*|i' f-?i ilw
ln?iH#rx TIhti* i-? no lutrano f<*\ It ???
-? ?l?*l> an amateur ami j.'1-n t l?-tnan'? lid
in* affair and |>r?>fi-?*i<iiiuU an- l?arrr<l.
If linTi*' N a Ii<#i Hi* ovv ui r vvlm lia*> all
animal worthy of rntrj ^i-t Info ?n?h?
iMimi' a t iofi v\ 2 1 1 1 ???||ii* innnU i <<f tl?*
? 'Ititi and i nil r tin- animal
Tin- tin iiiU'i'. ? -t tin Clill' want it
<li*iin?flv und?r*tiH?d iliai it i- no t an
I'vIumvi' M'f TJm'V wain t-vi-r\ i itizcn
in fi-i'l ,i hearty \\ cii'oiiic in ttu*Ki>
??>?*nl? a in I i>> ? i r _r? ? a i f ?< ?>) tln-ir friend*
i ? rrn-ml UuTi-n Tin- ? <?-iiimii> of The
[ I ill Mil.. It for '.l till! MllMflJH'/ll ? ??f ftl
| * ii r?- iMfiit<i ai.'l Im- -on- t . . a r tend.
\ l.till. t in board will -.miji Im- placed
a: i in twiii-i "f I'.juad and I H-Kttlh
?. t r?i-t ?< w I ? 1 1 ??.nil i ? vi -m i wil) I <*ha Ik -
..I nj.
Will t )??- People 1'rcvriit the l>iM*aM*?
H?<uui i')?* ill South Carolina will nut
' cense ii:i t i I Mi*- !i??tii>ii i- vr* ?t t c*u ? ? 1 1 1
? f t In* hen ! "f r he .1 \ ? i age mail lliut
if r.ght 1- i??dg?*d in 1 1 i in in
? .*? i ? *? t|iun n-N m hi- own way.
The a\< in.'t man. good. had. intel
igent. huuiide. oh-mre. ..r protiiinent.
think* that when he ha- h?i*n injured
? ?I* in-tilted. i- tils own
pri\ iiege ami that t<> exact redresv < ?f
hi.- grievance in one way or another
i -? lii- ohliga r i > ?i i . Tin* notion that when
he -trik?< hi* enemy he strikes at the
community ha- nut enfered hl? head.
i if ( let riK'ii t - in tiie criminal court*
rr-ad. "The State of South Carolina
again-t Hue" or. in -ume States. "The j
} mm?; ijf against K?*\" but Doe's idea is ;
that the criminal <viurts are e-tahli-hed
[ give him <>r hi- family veutreanee j
ar*aln-t It-*-. In truth, the State take* j
ho af ount of the injury to I Joe ur his j
f..mil\. e.v<*ept a- an injury to i t .<??', f. :
i I ? *i * ? tm*n fre?juentl\ ire lighting j
with o>n? another ami often killing
Hem ?? prohibition of tin* Ihpior traffic
!??;-! 1 1 \ lessen tin* number of,
? ? : 1 1 i ? i l? *
The ' . ? ? i . . j ? ,,f tin- nrpcr man e\
i,. ;!).? iivcrau'c j 1 1 r \ The jury-!
nn ii iouk oil thi- i on t rover.-y as he- ,
rw?-?n T ! : ? ? fa i ii i I > "f thi* dead man and
hi- - 1 a \ i ' i and are oblivion- of the fact
: 1 1 . ? r : In* Mow of flu- -la\er wa- aimed
ho? *o line 1 1 :i ' 1 he - hi in a - a ' ? f In- lli
-ej\e- ,i- ?'t<- ropre-untat i \ ?? ><f tin*
In? i! jiiMiinu -hall u nder - 1 a : : < I llial
Un it ??ili'-o i- lo protect ;i i the people
igain-t murder and h"f . i \ ? ? i i _* ? * an in
iurv f>i ;i famil.x the murder di.-ea*e
j ' on 1 1 n m ' I ? i : i f t-r-t tin* State and
'tk* hundred- lives ea?h \?-ar
i 5 1 ? tiii remedy for murder rli.it na
i - 1 1? . . ?? v f ii | : .. ]iuni-him-iit . I
?o:m <-! J iu ".>]>r Sla!.? > and eommuiii- |
? I i - ; ? r ? ? \ 1 highi.v elficaciou-.
Ih i" v \ murder i- i a i in I3iig!and
and : i the New Kngland <tate?. fly,
'?mpat <o!t with South Carolina it i
i . 1 1 ? ? in V ir ginia. in tha! Slate. v\ hen
? i ma kiil- alio? h?- r ? ?? < liaiM-o- art
f ha ' h? \\ r ' ; h< | * n it i-n t ia r \ or
('lit lo di-ath and ?-v a-r,\ l? ?l y ktio\\<
' ?and t h ?? \ arc ,:i Ma--?-i hu^-i-lt
Win-lux tr tin- | |?i?- mako 1 1 j ? their:
mind- !?? )>iit an ???ml to Miunh-r- in
S--iii h I 'aroHna murder ? 1 1 -_r wiii ciime :
:?? end So lon? a- the |n-uj?le are
willing t" waive their li^'ht.- a- a poo-!
I '!<? and allow men to settie their feuds;
and nuarrels in their own way. murder*
will continue, which i- to -ay that a
disea-c a thousand tiim- more deadly
than meniiiKitis will ^u <>ii with its
ravage- h<H-nuse the jKHiple lack the
n rtn tie?-, the manliness, the character,
the '?oiniiioTi -?*nse. to aj?pl> t lo* only
know method of prevention. ? Colum
M a State.
T:;ere i- no -tandard re- ijxj f-.r "vie.
?oi\ I. read", the only riijuireiiK'rit l>e
ing rhat if mu-t contain not more than
sit jN-r t-ent of wheat tlonr. the re
maining -II ix-r <*ent heiiig ? ompoM'd
? f meal or colli flour, rice. i>ota
1 1 ? ? 1 1 r or other <-ercal- re<-ouitnend
?d tin- i-'.hmI Admini.-t ration "Vic
? i V pie- and doughnuts, which con
rai:: not ic-> than one third nonwheat
H? ?? ; r maj I >? ? -old on wheiitle-- da\
if 'iie -anie r?-?-i|N- ;ite u-od ! h r o u g h -
?ll! t t:< wei'k .
WOOD'S
SEED POTATOES
FLOWER SEED
and ONION SETS
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30.
I N PATRIOTIC T ALK.
'.'i
We understand that llwrv U
I'idlik1 itimiuiiit among the fHriu<*r* #*
l?i llu* rai?iii>; nf i(**l ; that sjUm* of
them ?Uie !h*y an- going to rulw
(ilcuty f??r i and fatallte* hut
that liii' tow a folk* and other# will
ha vf to l>?ik out for theuiM'hc*.
Till* atrlke* u* <i ? a \?*ry n-u-atrloti,
\% ;i \ to )<M.k at (lie matter. Kurtlu'''
iie?ie, we la'lleve If It coine <lown lv?
a (?lti?'li in regard to fiK*l that the
< ? Iveninient will ??<*?? that i-yeli family
1 > kIvvii an e<|nal i- t?j ?j ?l> of what i* on
han<J. Should it eome down to where
there in *Ueh u wanit) of f ? m kI that
there In ji ilauxer of want anions *vr
! lain ela**e* we are 'lire the f*nal ad
ministrators Mill U- illnitwj to lake
I eharge of ihe f<n?d of the i-ount ry, jkiv
the rai#er for it at the market |?rl<v*
ami Mien Me thftt ea^i ofie ?,'et* a pro
rata share. The flour situation t# al
reaily a ileiiKMiHiratlon of sslmt will
! l?e ?IoIH'.
Another thin*' that our farmers
I Should consider. ami we feel nure
| that a nuiiilHT of tliem do, ami that
1- that most of tlic husincx* house* in
town art' a* essential a? is fanning.
I,U other Honlfi, if the town huslne-^
-t ? ?l the farming business will fioon
>lro|. t<> a very low ohl>, and the price*
<>f farm |.r?Mlu? tK will also ilroj>.
Whul ?f nee?l i? !??*>? talk, whieh
ha-? a llavo'r of in-o-Ccrmauisin In i t .
uii?l more ?^?-oj?eration from every
l?o?ly. Tlii* is no time for any one i<>
express selfish views ? that they are
;.'oi!itf to lo"k out for themselves and
the rest tan tjo f ? ? ihe devil as far a
i hey are eoiicerned. hut a time when
e\er\ one of us. no matter in what line
of liu.^iiieys w e are. sitoiild say and *1"
everything |io*!?ihle t<> cooja-rate with
ea<h other hi helping to win the war.
I ntil ?c do this we arc in a mighty
Kail way. The pr??|?cr spirit is to say
that "I wjli raise w-verv pound of
food (H?K>ilile. or ? I ? ? anything else in
Hi) jMiwer to help win the war ami
help my fellow men." And never for
"I'nited we stand. divided we fall "
i?ef together. ? K<h k Mill lle?x?rd.
(io\ eminent Publicity.
i Some months ago mint ion was made
; f tin* MihhJ uf i?nl?li*-ir>* material wliii n
then ?a? flowing in upon newspaix-r
iiitio-o. Thi* material originated at
1 many sources. and it aimed to pro
j inofe a wide variety of en terprise*.
Numbers of the enterprises were meri
torious : others wyre not. The pur
pose of it all was identical in one
respect, namely : to secure newspaj>er
spare without jKiying for it. Since
that comment was made the flinwl has
not diminished. hut trather. has in
creased. liach day's mail has been
burdened with an ever increasing quan
tity of letters and circulars from pub
, li'Mty bureau* "f one kind and an
other.
Some "f the most active publicity
agent* art- in the employ of the fed
eral government departments at Wash
ington and e|s? -where. It is appar
? ?it that the government is spending
huge ~>nn- in an effort to get free
I ? 1 1 1 ? 1 i ? ? i t >? from tin- iiew.?pa|*ers. Ntws
pa|K'i-s have common ted ? ?-! i this matter
more than ??n?*e. and the\ are agreed
that y lar.'f parr of t J ; i ~ i xpt-iid it arc
represent - e\ t ra va ganve. or waste. At
a fine-, when in a -pajH-r s|?i*v is at a
premium. ? lieu the < <?<t of publishing
le-w vp.i ]?|v ;i( t hi* highest point
r? m e! H'd , w lie. i i In* demand^ ii|?ou
ue\v?jiaj.er spare never were great,
r'.e government is unloading a |<erf'eet
? I ? ? ? u if e ' ? f publicity material upon news
| l ; M ? ! othees. It ..l]_'ht t-> in-. Ill to
men responsible for this deluge that
no new sjuijM-r. even with tin* most gen*.
? roiis i u t en t Ton, eoiiM publish even a
small |?oiliofi of it. The vitiall weekly
t ie\v spa jm ? r i< n<>t aide to even skim
Hie siufaee "f it. The eon<equoti'-c of
it is that the government is uselessly
burdening the mails, and is daily feed
ing thousands of waste baskets witli.
material which represents money ex
I ended for salaries. paper and other
materials There s?-?>tiis to In* no
thought of economy at Washington in
tiit? matter. No private enterprise
rould afford to l?e so extravagant.
F>pial prodigality on the part of pri
vate enterprise Inevitably would re-'
suit in bankruptcy. If the government,
would strike a balance, if it would
[compare the publicity actually received!
i with its ultimate cost it would diseov- 1
[ er that it is paying an extravagant
price. The government would T>e mon- j
I ey ahead, and it wouhl get more real ,
, publicity if it would buy space at the '
! regular advertising rates.
Publishers who know what paper and
I printing cost are appalled by the waste- j
| fully extravagant methods of the gov
ernment. The overflowing newspaper
waste baskets arv a standing indict- 1
inent of the present method. The eon-;
j viction. when the government i* spend
! itig such huge Minis on the war. not j
'alone of extravagance but of folly and
j lack of common prudence. ? Dawson
i New s. J
W hen we hear the word "s|a ker" i
j the mind instinctively turns to the (
, l?'ison who tries to evade military
duty in the country's hour ?>f need.
1 Sut all the slackers are not found in
the ranks of the army. There is the
slacker in the great arin> >?( indus
trial workers who refus??s t ? ? do more
than his day's work or grumb't s jf
he i s asked to put in a few hours' ex
tra time at regular pay. And still
worse is the ahle-tHMlied man who loos
:.ot work at all. K\ery man rnOHt
have a certain amount of fo??l to koop
him alive and when a man does ant
earn w hat he c;lIs he is 1 i \ i i . on
somebody else's labor This the
tyjie of slacker the ?-S ii authorities
should if o after. They are to be found
in ? very town and c ity in the nation.
There is plenty of w..rk to d<> and
these slackers should t>e given the al
ternative of doing their part in the
ranks of the great civilian arm> .or
serving time <>n tin- chain gang ?Dil
lon Herald.
ATTORNEY (iKNKRAl/S OPINION*
lYofcair Judge* MuM be Ortaln M tu 1
IVrM*>i Making Affidavit
I .
i Columbia, Feb. 'Si. ? Thai 1 1??* oldy
i ueonMry for judge* nf probate
I in U?uii>g |?riui(? for lhjuor after
Man li 10. w )m>i* tlie new m l I** ef
1 fot'itve. i* for i Im'ui to lUhii i?> tin*
illrlaiw of their (?w ii and
I {(I U?* MlUltd <liM n ltoll. I*? lilt' tijliult'll
' vulrvil by <U?u?l V Sapp. Assistant
I Attorney <?e;?eral, today. hi aimwcr to
ja letter from J t\ llioff, of Si. Mat
I thew*. Judge of l'r?4?atf f??r Calhoun
I County. "Tin/ aiu<KiJil ??f iH^t**
*ar> to satisfy the <?f probate
I that the liquors art' for legal purines'
said the opinion "i?> a ijueMioftt to 1**
1 determined by himself and if he ? n* n
j ii4 *1 satisfy him<**if that the liquor*,
are for ligitiuiate pur|*>se* other than
li> requiring a doctor's prescription.
I hen he is authorized to require Nflim-."
The 'oj.udon states lhat judge* of
i probate art- required lo make out tin*
liquor |MTiuh* in their own private
(i|li(w or have tlw-m made out there
j hy their clerk*. The objret of the
law, said Mr. Sni>p. is to prevent th#
(tract ice of delegating this authority
I to some one else ami having the i*t
mit* issued in *c|>aratc otllcc*. Not
over 1" (vutft ran in* , charged a- a
ft-** for issuing the ] x^rin i Is a i ?? 1 for
-wearing tin* affidavits.
Tin- opinion further says:
"As to tin" Hltklavit required. the
judge should rake tlu- r?ame If tin* ap
plicant r*?que*t* it. hut if ah alhdavit
In* furnished w 1> i<*ii lias lieou id ;k it* !*?
fore ami olli< cr who is qualified to ad
minister an oath, the* judge would l?
authorized to issue the permit mi such
affidavit. provided the oilier require
incuts of law have Iuhmi met h\ tlu
applicant.
When the law amending tlie old
"quart-aiuonth" act was passed hy
t he n*?ciit session of the iJelieral As
sOiiibly. there was a storm of protest
from many of the probate judge* in
various parts of the State, and thei
?htained a hearing from liovemor
Manning. t<> whom they stressed their
grievaiKi-s. They claimed that the only
way that they eould keep from lieing
proMs-utoti for malfeasance or mis
feasam-e . in oitii-e hy some disgruntled
applicant whos*- ix?tition was refused
would Im' to ntpiire >the prcseriptioii
<-f some reputahh> phy-h-ian or not to
issue any j?eriuits. However, the Uov
emor si^netl the act and it will U- <?f- ,
feetive on Mareli 10. Shortly after
Ihe hearing, (i. Duncan Itellinger. j
ju<U:e of protmte for Richland County, j
issue#! a statement saying that, when !
th<? new law h?KH>mes effective, he
would te<|uire a ?l<?otor's certificate he- J
fore he would issue a i?ermit.
A<-<*ording to the interpretation j
-i ven flu> opinion >>f Mr. San?. should
a judge of probate he "reasonably"
sati-t'u'd that the appli?-int wants the:
iutoxieaiit for medical jiurposes only, i
then then* is no law hy-whieh the jiro-1
hate judge <-?.uid Im- adjtid^fd L'uiltv
of ma lfeasaixi- or mi<fensanee in of-;
li'-.
\E(iKO LYNCH KI) BY MOB
Had Shot to Death Owner of <?ara*:p
And Citizens Strung His I p.
Fairfax. S < Feb. "J.",. ? I {ciwit'ii t j f -
;t 1 1< 1 sixty \\ -Ji i t ?? men !yii<.-hed Wal
ter Best. ;i negro. near here early to
night. The negro wa? a | ?ri and
w:iv b? inir earriod t-? Barnwell by :
Sheriff F. It. Morris ami Deputies John
B. II.-- and .1. F. <;ibl*?s.
Tlw lynching pla<?? :? 1 ?. .11 r ?;
o'clock. after Be?t had kilimi William '
Wii*u?n in m garagt* The n?*sr?? ?
ua> -ui i? I to have boon drunk at the
time. According to those who were
present, the negro and Mr. .). T. Wil- .
son. owner of the garage. ha<l a few
words about an automobile tire the j
negro brought to have tixed. Best is
?aid to have demand??d that it !?? re- 1
paired free of charge on the ground
that J. T. Wilson. Jr.. now a tidier at j
lamp Jackson, had rejwired the tire,
Mime time ago and guaranteed it. |
Mr. Wilson disclaimed responsibility
and refused to make the repairs with-!
out being paid for the work. The ne-j
gro. it is declared. tlicreii|>on Used in- j
suiting language to the proprietor,
who ordered him to ieave the prern- j
ise>. On B??st's refusal to do this, the
younger Wilson stej>pod between the
negro and J. T. Wilson, the latter l>c
ing in feeble health. William Wilson
then reiterate* 1 the demand that the
negro leave, but instead of complying.
Best drew a revolver and lired on
young Wilson with fatal effects.
The negro ran away, but Was later
captured by a policeman ami placed
in the town guardhouse. The Sheriff
was notified and with two deputies
came for the prisoner at once.
Fettling, when the shooting became
known. U>gan to run high and it was
deeidod that the negro had letter be
taken to Barnwell, the county seat. 1
The negro had only boon carried just 1
out of town when several men stej?pod
up and said they had to have him. The
negro was taken away and strung to
1 a tree and a 1:04*1 many shots were
tired at him.
The shooting ix-currtfl nlmut L'
, ociiK'k and the lynching al*>ut <>. The
.sheriff stated that he Indieved that
every road out of Fairfax was guard
ed by men and that the one he took
jw.iv us safr as any other.
In ropiy to inquiries regarding the
; inedibility r.f redistilling seized spirits
for alcohol the War Department ItA4
announced thut the small am<>unt of
'alcohol recovered. tin* cost of trans
1 |x?rtati<wi. re<*ooperago. and r?>di*tllla
tlon would make the cost to the f}ov
ernment greater than it is now paying.
} The average yield from confl^ated
j liquor would not exceed 7, j?-r <f?ot of
? alcohol.
Terry Mc<?ovorn. former world'*
, featherweight champion died in New
York Friday >tfu-r an illness ? ?f two
da vs.
How many pounds to a
ton? 2000 or 1500 ?
HOW many pounds of real roughage are you getting
to a too? If you arc buying old ityle hulls you
arc getting about 1500 pounds because they are
about one-fourth lint which has no food value.
If you are buying
?IAM MAM
COTTONSEED
HULLS
untlkas
you are getting 2000 full pounds because tiusy are free
from lint and are practically 100 percent roughage. Try
them and see how much farther they go.
Other Advantage*
Cost much less per ton than old
style hulls.
Allow better assimilation of other
food.
No trash or dust.
Sacked ? eaay to handle.
They mix well with other foe.
age.
Mr. W. C. Owens, Charlotte, N. C.t
feeds thirty cows. He considers Buckeye Hulls th e
cheapest feed and gets the best results.
To secure the best results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the halls
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is easy to do this by
wetting them down night and morning for the neit^ feeding. If at any time
this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dry, use only half as HtUch by bulk as of old style bulls.
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for
using them properly. Send for yoyr copy to the nearest mill.
D*pt. K The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co . d*p*. k
Atlanta Birmingham Crwmtoorf Littlm Roch Htomphls
Amgmita Charlotte Jackson Macon Salma
WOl LI) NOT FIGHT GKK.MANS
I nited States Army (Mfieer Sentenced
to Serve Twenty-five Years.
New York. Feb. "J4. ? t'apt. David
A. lienke*. Sixteenth infantry. I'. S.
A.. has Ikm-ii senteneed to dismissal
from tin* M*rvi<*?* am* I eonlined at hard
In 1m ?r for twenty-live years by a jren
c r;i ! eourt-martiat held ;tt 4 iovernor's
I -laii'l.
Menkes \\ .,<> i- ?-f <iermaii deseent,
endea vored :<? r?*?i^u hi-* ^enm mission.
si\ iii- In- did ii< >t ? -:i r? ? atrainst
relative* and f i' i ? *i i ? I ? .
(.'apt. H'*nkr?*. who w,i v vi.it i? ?i ut 1 at
S;? 1 1 V ? 1 1 ? 1 1 l i 1 1 T?'V j ?? - ? M.i,'. . wrote fa
tin- S?i-ivtar> "f War. nr.'inj him l ??
1 1 ? resignation. whhh he h a < 1
.i submitted. a it- 1 reasons
whi< h :.?? ? 1 ????]: i r ? -t 1 wymiM lio longer al
low liiin t" vi'Vc i- . i > i >'f tin'
American aiim.
"Further M-rvjn- a- a ? -? an 1/1:1 1 1 ? 1 i n^r
ojti'vr iu u- 1 mm. her <-r later take lue
r<> Kuri'iH*. aii'l there hrinir me in <?? ?n -
flier With iny relative an<| friend-*. al
fhouirh f..r tin- fim<* beim: my ieua ' ??i i -
eni1e?\*' f\ipt. llenke- wrote. My father
eame front 'h-miany. My mother wa>
born bfj'' vijortly after t in* arrival of
her }?arenU. We have i?>m i* \ other re
lative and friend* there.
"I I'lin nut f'?r>f invM'if to the eon
vi?-t i??n that I am capable ??f making
war on m\ k ii i< 1 r?*< l u j . n their mmI in
;t manner that would lMi <?me my duty
ami station. 1 earnestly re?|uest' that
I may not hi- rtvpiired to undergo this
ordeal. I seriously doubt my ability
to withstand it. and won hi avoid, in
the interest of my eountry, family and
friends, what at least apitears the pro
bable consequences."
Was Aiding the Hun*.
Washington. Fob. 1!4 . ? Evidence that
in spile of his commission in the Uni
ted States army lie was in touch with
liermun agents, contributing to von
Bernstoff propaganda funds and work
ing for j?eace :it any price before Am
erica went to war was largely respon
sible for the heavy punishment impos
ed ujxm ('apt. David A. llcnkes, sen
tenced by conrt martial at Governor's
l>laml to dismissal from the sendee
and imprisonment at lvnrd lal>or for
twnety-tive years.
Austria and Germany at Outs.
Washington. Feb. 27. ? Further evi
dence of .the growing ?trnin in rela
tions U-tweci) (lermany and Austria
over the refusal of the latter to par
ticipate in the renewM attack u{>on
Kussia i* ^i veil in an ? ?tlicial dispatch
r?i eivc d here today fr?>m France. It
? i u? ?t the Austrian premier as for
mally reiterating on February 2*2 that
Au?t ria-Hungary will take no pjtrt in
military action against Russia or Ru
mania. and will not her troops
into 1'kraine.
The dis{iatch refers to the meeting
j Ix'iween Kmperors Charles and Wil
j liam February 22. and says there
seems little doubt that, a serious <?on
tl i< t has arisen Itetween the two na
? toTit which Germany i> determined to
settle by violent measure* if neeeksary.
The War Department now permits
women to <|uali|y )a* ins-j wctortf of
small arms, according to an announce
ment by the Civil Service Commis
sion.
Captain Anthony l iala. who accom
panied I )r. Cook on his expedition to
the Arctic, and who ha? commanded
several expeditions of his own. i* in
training at Camp Wndsworth.
Tin- JkhIv of Dozier Mishow wb?
was drowned near Georgetown on Jan
nary 'iril, has been found by ii fisber
man. Young Sehroeder, formerly of
Camden, met his (loath at the samr
time.
Wants- -For Sale
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-Ow
dry ?-ow. red and white ?i?otte4
with horn extending over Trout of
fa<*c. Stolen from lot at renr of
t'amdeu Milling Co. Reward if re
turned to H. L. Moseley, Camden,
s. c.
FOR RKNT ? Five room liou.^1 on
Hampton Ave. Apply to E. I*. True*
dell. ;< t Knterprise Mer. Co. Ipd
TIRES! TIRES! (>11 aCCOUMt of fac
tory shortage in 32x3 1-1! non-skid*
wc am soiling 1X1x4. the ovcrsiH]
non-skids at a greatly reduced price /
lor a limited time only, or until tl*
faetory can catch up. This OW.J
will last about twice as Ion?"
as the regular size.* W. O. Hij's
Parage. 2ti.
FOR RENT ? Two houses on Fair St
and store room south of G. W. Cros
by's jxjol room. Jas. II. Burns. 45tf.
I>OST ? Friday afternoon Feb.= loth
. between Mills Street and MajeiUf
Theatre old Cameo pin. Finder
be rewarded if returned to Mrs Ber
I)oI/oache 4&41
?
FOR SALE? -Improved Pulluot big I
live look cotton seed at $2 per bittfr ?
el. Apply to M. W. Hough, Oamdft
S. C.f Route 3. 44-48-ji
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Atteati**'
Having secured several more &
ehunics, we are in better
positW
to serve you than previously.
O. Ilay's Garage. 4ti.
FOR SALE ? Baled scrap paper. ^
for starting fire*. fiOc per bale, *
many as you want as long as
last. Apply at The Chronicle offltf
FOR SALE ? Shetland pony, 3 J**
<?hl. Beautiful Httle mare, geot*
kind disposition, no had habit*. Aw I
pony-cart and harness. First cfc^l
condition. Price reasonable.
Elizabeth English, Rte 3. OolumW*
S. C. w
NOTICE ? For a nice, cheap coffli? "
<*asket call at Billing's Bro?* V
rant's old stand.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS? Wc
in stock a most complete
automobile supplies including ,
lard batteries, United States * ' ?
Fisk tires, Geunine Ford parts. ?
tanic and Vulcan springs to fit w*i
?ill oars. Our repair shops ate ^1
ond to none'. even in larger
and we make a" specialty ?
pafrts and repair work- If yo?
any overhauling to do, now i? .
time while the roads are had
our shops are not so crowded
<>. Hay's Garage, Camden. J
TO THE PUBLIC? Will have a 4
wood saw rig in operation
soon. If you hare any wood ^ j
sawed notify Bo* 2lh. Yon ww J
?-eive prompt attention.