The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 12, 1918, Image 3
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C'HANOK IN OPINION
fir*UJHM to t'nder??tfm?t? Amerlca'a
\%Vijcl?t licrmiuiy 8?y* Krror
\V:iH!ilnK?fii. April S. Word that
Uarrh-an ivlnCon-cmonls ap.* moving
I., flu- support of the allies in I'lea rdy,
{ h , revived artfinuenf In <iormnny over
i lie , illea<> "f the ?Ul?un?i*iu? and
draw ii from Captain 1'oiwIum, military
,-riiir , r i fir* Merlln^cr Tnk'ohhitt, (ho
i -> >f 1 1 1 u ? * 1 1 1 that after belnjf ]>erHuaded
j,, underestimate America, Herman
- ,,|.ini.'ii l> uudertfo^iiK a ehantfo.
\ 1 1 (.ili< j.il dispatch from Switser
!:tn.j todaj reviewing the )a(estf> dis
iis-n'ii ? i ii H'-i Captain jPersJjus as fol
lows: t, 0 s
\\ , w i iv at first a groat deal imt
sua<i?-i '?? underestimate 1 1??* imrtiolpa'
ii,.ic < *1 America in the war. Wo be
-I w to nolo 't change of opinion.
1 1 ,, l >< ? \ oihl a doubt. I hat II would l?c
well t<? <*u rl ? at the present tiiuo,(
iih' .? iiu-if or loss fanatic vagaries
,,f |.. i->..ik discussflng t |i?* submarine
w.ii t.iK' Mr <*an not for the moment
oNliai-iti* when tin* L'ullod Slates will
ii.ul> the millions of men which
net |M.|ni!ai!ou will permit her to
r.iiM. lii(i it is certain that America
will, in tin- very near future succeed
:n I'm i si n v' an amazing army, which in
any 'a sc. will constitute a vtfry valu
,*i liii * ; i i<l for our enemies. "
Captain I'orsieus concludes by not
nipr thai Amc/icn Is preparing for war
of long duration and expresses with
out un-at conviction the hope that the
present offensive will attain a mailt
which wilt frustrate the plans.
Honor Koll of Aittiocb School.
Flrnt grade* ^Istileo Ktokes, Fiully
Trapp, Kltua Shiver.
Adivitnced tlrst. ? Kdward Shaylor.
Andrew Trnpp, l la r??Ul Ixv J wye.
Second grmh^Mury Stokes. Sallle
Whin Johnson, leonine Trapp. I-Ulio
Mao Trapp, WllHo Trnpp, Charlie
!>avls, Henry Joyo, Alexander John
son.
Third ifnuWv I.ennle Stokes, Margar
t?t Shaylor, Verda Shirley, f/>ta CNd't.
J e*->lo Mat* 'Norrls.
Fourth grade? I.eta H<?dgers, Hen
ry Trapp, Arnold Trapp, .lame* sha\
ifcr, Troy' lluekahoc, Claud Campbell
Fifth grade- Fstelle Norrls, Mamie j
pledge, Clyde H.ifcer, /a da Shirley.
Sixth grodo? llertha .lohusou. Yashtl
Joye, Hdnu Joye,
Sex'cnlh grade Mar Johnson. Mot fa
.Johnson. Daisy Joye. Pearly Shaylor.
Henrietta Arledge.
Six groat Herman-owned Now .lei's./
woolen mills, with a intaV valuation of
ha\e heen taken over hy the
alien proj?ert.\ custodian, who has nam
ed governing hoards of directors to ac
suine control of them. The earnings of
the properties during the war will go
Into the federal treasury for the pur
ehase of I.ihcrty bonds. The mills tak
en over were announced Friday hy A.
Mitchell l'aliner, the alien property
custodian as folhnvs: The Passiac
Worsted Spinning Mills, the llotany
Worsted Mills, the New Jersey Worst
ed Spinnig Company, the Forts Mann
and Huffman Company and the (iera
Mills, all of Patriae, N. J., and the Har
Held Worsted Mills of (iartleld, N. J.
FOR UP-TO-DATE
AND HIGH CLASS
VISIT THE STORE
OF
G. L. BLACKWELL
Jeweler and Optician f Camden, S. C.
TO ICE CUSTOMERS
This is to notify the citizens of
Camden .that on and after April
1 Oth, prices of ice coupons will be
increased to 7 5c per 1 00 pounds in
any quantity. ~
Carolina Ice Company
SPRING WALKING
?l?M at t hiA season. when the worst of the winter Is past,
? it Kcforc tipriuK has fairly opened. is tin? most treacherous weatn
'"r "f the year.
- ivrOteclVm JWf your Yie*\^V? jw W9vv\ a \wic of <??r
fii rni>u< ? ' .
SERVICE SHOES FOR iSARLV SPRING
I'ho^. shoes arc lmilt for comfort and service ? 4>nllt to Pro*
??' i \<>u from the treacherous dinnpnejw of the early, spring dajs,
" hen nio^t folks are off guard. v ?
Yet they have all the style and comfort so dear to all. They
'""k ritcht, feel right, wear right, and protect.
<V?tne in and see theni now. *
C. C. WHITAKER
av ?<. w *, ?, tf ' g * ^l-y v 1.1-/
THRIFT IIONOK RO|X.
rujiils of Caimkii (irwh) School Who
Have IUnikM War S4??m|?*.
Flrnt (ir?d?v
Kdjth .( i<KxlrtU^ .
MngllljwinjU <
Krtif t Sim \v
I hi vis
Kolatvjt NVost
?Irsxo l,v<? (Jusklr.s *
Wmtclx 0\vi>ns
Hliuii'lu* Mi-^'iisklll
Clinton ontlau
.lus|H*r 1 1 lU'kal < ('
Willi- A llwVt
Second Oradf
< '!;( r?? Hnn*?'
(\trt>l\ii 1 1 1'\ man
Aiim'I Italtnitin
.1 u ) leu I'JU'IhiI
Virginia Nicholson
\V. T. Atklhwon
WalU'i- Kl^iinc
l-yiu'll Fonts
l Mara SowMI
l?*>Loa? h Sitcom * ..
K.tiuloli'h .lone*
John ltl?*liar?lsoii
Wlljio Porter
.la mi's ltlarkinon
l.mlllf Clybnrn
Kit; li Christinas
Sara Fonts
.lni> Caninrr
I'nrtrih' MoC^sklll
Sura Unstick ., .
Sara Moseiey
1 >ra Kvatis
01.31
Third (iratlr i
I >l|\ |s .luiitf . i. 40.5S
John Davidson ... 7.15
T. It. Clybnrn 5.25
IMchonl (jjooiluH* 4,80
iiatir-tol ( ?<>fT ...... 4.1B.1
Harriet \Vhitak?*r 4.11
Ella Cioft' H.OO
CMiftoii (JolT ... ' .... 3.00
Martha ltoykin 2.95
llarvoy (Mark ... .... 2.00
Sarah 1 H^Pubk 1.75
Carol vii Wooten 1.75
Jutttolle Hallo ,.... 1.50
Jack Kirk laud 1.25
Jamas Watkluri .... 1.26
Mary (1-oodalo 1.00
HutU Ooo&alo 1.00
Margaret Shaw 1.00
William Olyburn 1.00
Joan (iuutc'r 1.00
Charles Russell J.OQ
Kay Kirk land 75
Mtuv] Dabnoy .... :..... 50
Fwuk Mttck*} * 50
Julia Rrnriy* 50
TUobna 20
Mary Cure toil '25
Harry Condor \ 25
Morris Campbell .. ...... 25
Dorothy 7ai nip 25
Luootta I toon o 25
102.06
Fourth Grade
Marvin Benson 24.72
Ciarkson Him mo 10.48
(latewood Workman 10.48
Helen Savage 7.87
Hoy kin Hhame 0.38
Charles Shannon 5.87
Emory McNair ... .. 5.12
Elizabeth (Mark 4.14
Lucy 1 Lardy .'{.75
Heywa rd Marshall .. 3.75
Leonard Hammond 2.00
Frank Howell 1.75
Abbott" Ooodaie 1.50
Frank Humphries' 1.50
Mamie 1.25
John Forte ....r? 1.00
Elizabeth Ix?wis 1.00
ltuth Itobinson 1.00
Mamie Shaw , 1.00
Margaret Delxmeh 75
Mary Moore 75
John OapeU 75
Heron Boatlck 50
Tlvoinas Bronn 5 0
Hubert Brown 50 j
Henry Hardy ...: 50
C^apers Zemp 50
Elise Hardy 50
Ward Hough . 25
Albert Shannon 25
Katherine DeLoach 25
Ethel ine Mosele.v 25
Molly Moseley 25
Estelle Sanders 25
113.31
Fifth Grade
William Nettles 82.40
Miriam Bruce 24.72
Thoburn Bond ^ 10.24
Leroy J>avldson 9.28
'Buryl Harrison 8.20
liOUtec Hirseh 4.38 i
Christopher Vaughn 4.14
Henry Clyburn 4.00
Bruce Elliott 4.00
Hattie Elliott 4.00
CtH-LI Wlttfeowsky ;....? :n .-:-32.25
Morris Mogulewu 2.25
Chapman Pea roe 1.00
hiiln Mills ^ 1.00
Susie Watklns 1.00
Dollie Cl.vbiim ....? .. 1.00
Will Hough. -.'-75
Harriet Llppcomb 75
Stephen fXwider 50
I>evy Shirley 50
Led West r. t... ? 50
Gladys West 50
A lline Bosttek .*. 50
(/lias. DuBoa? * 25
Francis Hough 25
Mamie IMekett - 25
Ethel Smith ..., . ? : ....t "25
Harriot Steedman .... .... 25
100.20
Sixth Grade
Alexander Savage 53.82
Martha Workman' 17.25
All?ert Evans i 8.20
S. (I Clyburn - 5.13
Thad Medoud 4.12
Will I?nis 4.12<
Ka1?> Watklns .. 3.25
A4KWH ShtLWiOJi 2.00
Raftbdd Holland ...! 2.00
Emily Wooten n 2.00
Margaret Trantham 1.25-1
Beuirie Delvoat'he .. 1.25
Mary Campbell ? 1.25 j
Bennie Forte - 1.00
Ethel DePass 1.00
Florrie Outlaw 1.00
Tlielma Davis ? ..... 75
I^urft Houston ? ? .. .... 75
Joe McKain ... ~ - 50
Jamen Brown ? ? 50
Walter Wilson 50
Margaret Mills ... .. 00
Bast! Bruce ...i ? .. . 00
Cornelia Atkinson ...- 50
iiui Mi4'u*klM
\V U iU? CoiuW
laxtv NMMnklH
Alitv Owen*
Seventh tirade
Mills
ish'iio William*
utlrow \Vliltukt?r
IVto Miickoy
han Miliar v-, . . .
Itrovurd Hoy kin
M?r\ Hough
"mll.v I.uuk
' Mir (Jtllimn
NirMt' Mooro
Mhlrow lUiiiH't
'm l Kt liloxliurg
<'hu* Kirklam)
tluMr Hlaokwoll
' Hough .
Oawson Html tic
l.ouls Ih'l.oar
til Ii?h Little
tulfoiir Shirley
Uv.ahet li lU'stlck
Sue l.ewU
\m llle Moore
\m:usia Hosiiek
1 w ruurc Jours
{ i? ha I'll Kirklan?l
Mar.\ <ioo?ialv . >.
Iti?> < unlaw
' lex w aril Smith
laait's Cornier
Margaret Klliott
r.iuii.v Itnnly ;w
licdiw Coleman
l'.- 1 ? * I U? . Hanliug
.Mamie Stewart
\ " t r_rin la Clark
(irad?'
1011/alu'lli Workman
Thi'inns Ktrklnjul
jSiim Kvans
Sfctmm KirnH
Thomwi'll Jlaj
Immm.v rark<?r ..
Willis Itoykln
AllxM't TViwn
Watte Ink
William 1 H*l.oa?-h ? y
OakmuYt Hay
Viola Hall
Herman ltauni
Marie Shannon
lltltio Halle .....
I leion Williams
.Iry<v SttMHlmau
Sorroo <ielx>ach
Mat tic Smith ....
.lotojtbene (Xiivton ;
James Stewart v 1
i.'iiollc Trucwlalo
Malh-l (ILfftml
KoK'tt }AmoWy
Henry Clark
! Ausley Walls
tiO.82
Ninth Grade
Hour.* Huvilffc 08.55
Ilennic Marshall ?? . 5.62
Isadore Mqgulm-u * 4.02
George WfttkowKkv I. 4.02
iCdwiu (Joodalo 4 . 1 1>
Sal lie PW.IW 4.18
A^uos Del 'ass 4.18
Cnapnian llarivtt . .. ' -.(X)
Anufc Mac ilelk ... .10
SteJla Hall 50
Sue Hallo 25
1 24.07
Tenth (ifade
?) ii um's Clyburn
J<?ze!?el Shirley
Kiuiuh VUlepigue
IS. 15. Clark
Wilbur McCallum
Clarence* Wilson ..
ltobokah Dclx>aeh ..
Eleventh (irade
Nonuan Hucteaboe - 21.20
Willie Hollo Mackoy 5.88
Everett Sehenk 2.00
Corinne Ixnvis 75
Mary (Hyburn 50
olive Khame 50
Jlmmie (iriggx 25
JohJi delxmch 25
MaU-1 Pa to 25
May Hush . ^ . .. 25
Sara Campbell . 25
81.58
Total $0.m02
To Push States Quota.
Columbia. S. April ?. Wis. ?
Tho Liberty 1/wn Committee for thin
State is making a divided ofl'ort to
bavo overy city and town in the State
reaeb its quota in tho third Liberty
Ixmn. Already it lias be^n officially
announced that two towns on Satur
day, t)u? rtth of# April, the day for the
launching of tho ?^tmpai^n. passed
their quotas and will 1h? rewarded
honor flaps by tho Secretary of the
Treasury.
Itoth the Stat e Council of Defense
and the Central IAberty Ixmn Com
mittee. of which Mr. K. W. Robert
son of Columbia is chairmau want each
city or town a soon as it has reached |
its quota to #d vine them of this fact
so .that the Secretary of the Treasury
may l>e Informed and an official an
nouncement from Washington made.
? ?*
Reading Matter for Soldiers.
The State (Vumcil of Defense Is
l*?ing pressed to call attention to all
the people of the need for reading mat
ter for the soldiers in camps and at
the front. It costs 'so little to send
magazines ? ?just a one-cent stamp for
each. Xo wrapping, no addressing is
neocssa ry . The thing is to remember
tr? do it yourself and to remind your
friends as droll. And semi the maga
zines jwhile they are <rtl 11 fresh and
clean.
?"If yon want to do something that I
wiH help a lot toll everyone you
know find everyone you don't know
I '
to put a stamp on their magazines
and put them In the mail bo*. If
you could see how these men stand
around the nan 11 room wAiting for the
magazines you would realize how many
dollars worth of pltamire a stamp can
give. Sometimes they read even ad
vertisement* when fherp t* nothing'
24.80
1.00
50
23
25
25
25
" A Tard *Yo?n Ih". lhiiui.
1 vtIkIi t?? thank My frlondw for tin*
support given ui*' in tk)e ra?v for May
or of t\in?don. I very proud t?f
tin* voto 1 rvoolvod, apd <?f the fact
that so far as I ran loam my friend**
tuudo every effort ti"? havo an lmuo*t?
fair election.
The voto was too ch>?o for any man
ti? sjjiy I was defeated at tho polls,
and certain f?o|* that appoarisl hull/
f#?\ t ??? I that I wa-? not. Init tho Kxeou
1 1 \ ?* t '< >in in i t too ot the Municipal (Mult
refuM'd to i ??< oi u 1 1 tho vote or to ex
amine* tlu? i*>ll iUt?. <1)1(1 e\on ti? outer
tain or oou.sider some protest I thl ho*
foro them h\ i.n<\ all .oii^li made with
m tl>o pari > am) eluh rules
Tho K\Oeutl\e t 'iMimilt tee mi? lit to
hold that illegal \,.io> wen- not iiroyn
larllles \\ hero tin- names of tho Illegal
votj'is w ito oil the ('Inn Ki?IU as pre
ami maintained thai thr rule of
the Mun lot pa I Oluh !<? tlpow out i ho
ontlro voto of those proeluels w horo
irregularities otvurriHl < I i 1 1 uoi apply
to sltoh i'llSOs
Tho FaoouUvo i oMiniit too found thai
It was no irrogula r 1 1 > for noli resident^
to v?>io, or for tho Ma Hanoi's to onilt
tho oa t It hM|iili'iN| hs law of v??Iimv, or
for a voto to ho east np?>n a hot. Thoso
things are o? r. ra i > Im Slulo law and
parts rules. hnt In the i\Os of tho I0X
iVutivo Committee aro uoi irro^ularl
I ios I w fill. I rather loso than win on
s ;)o| | (looisloll
\\ .1 I nmii
t'arudoii, S. ('. April r. | h . tuts
I Vace To lis Vslus.
Mr. I ?. ,M. Kirk Icy writing in I he
M osnonuor of this Wook has I lie fol
lowing to *a,\ :
"I want to a?K for .1 1 1 1 M<* s]>aco to
ivpl\ to tlic ( 'hvonielo 1 1 ? ? olalms
that 1 road his papro without paying
for It. whit-li Is not true I don't allow
it in my homo. nor <lo I road it. it' I
dhl I would pay for it. All my papers
are kept paid it | ? in advance, and
that the. t'hronivlo knows. when his
sheet came to my homo I paid for It
In advauw. Homo time ago the
(Mironlvlo ooinmonted on Mr. Ulchartls'
law <m the chttlll gang. The Chroii
iclr was shown to mo at Kershaw and
the oiio that showed It to mo asked mo
to reply to It and sign it for him, 1
da) so, hut not seeing tho man that
asked mo to do this, so 1 signed u?y
naau* to it.
"Friday at tho court house 1 was told
that tho Ohl'oulvlo hjpl ripped mo up
tho hack, ho I was at Korshaw Satur
day and bought a copy of tiie paper
to see how ho had used mo. Whon I
finish this 1 will bum tho paper,
">'?? Mr, Ohro?1c)o, I iVon't rend your
pajH-r nor do T allow it 111 my hoiflO. I
novor koo tho little shoot. By tho W?y
kUjco tliy last plo<v I havo Ik'od inform
ed that tho olialn gang did work 0 1-2
months in tho Wateroe township In
tho year J 01 7.
Attention Veterans.
The members of Camp Richard Kirk*
land. No^ 7<>4. I'lilted <\jnf?*derate
Veterans are hereby notified to meet
at CouneLl Court Room, on Saturday
April lttth. Inst. at. 12 o'eloek.y All
members an* urged to attend and 'come
prepared to pay' their annual dues,
a iid transact other important business.
\V. F. Russell. Commander.
Teachers Examination.
* The Hprlli# Examination for tea oh -
ers will Im> held In the (k>urt Houhc
at f'flmden, Friday May .'trd beginning
at*U:30 n. m.
Teachers are acarcc and It Is urged
that every eligible person who con
templates teaching should qualify in
this examination.
I. J. Me.Ken7.ie.
Hupt. of Education.
Knew Hi* Iiible.
Why do you have an apple as your
trade-mark?" asked a client of the
cash tailor.
"Well. well." replied the man. rub
bing his bands, "if 1 1 hadn't been
for an apple -where would the cloth
inK business l>e today?" ? Southern '
Woman'* Magazine.
(?ViuMrx AHHoriniivn To MM.
The Farmers Seeret A**oelnll<,m will
uuM't with Antloeh loonl, Frhluy; April
12th. Kvery loeal tit the eounty Is re
(JUOHUsI to M'lld dolt'KUles to till* moot*
lily. m,\ order <?f the pwwWciit
Mrs. J. (Jnrdner lost her life and
her daughter had her collar bono and
ami broken In an automobile aooidoid
near Newberry h?*t Saturday after
noon. Mr. a M<l Mrs. <tar<\ner ami fami
ily had loft their homo in l.jdla. Mat*
Huston <v?unty. to visit tholr son \vb#
w:is In iht> army at Camp Sevier when
tho l'ord t he> were drlxlug weiii 1 1 1 1 ?
a < I i l <?h
Tlir tiiv.ii IIoIkIuii | k h*I Muoti'i ' II lit K s
?Tin: mm t:ituci> 1 will ho hIiu^i
again al tho Majestic hnhi.v. matinee
and nu;hl.
Born Tailoring
Satisfies
The Born
wool en display
permits unre
stricted choice ?
Born garments arc
correctly fashioned,
faultlessly fitted and
skillfully tailored ?
And Born prices
allow a substantial
saving on your
clothes bill for the
year.
( R??i<4*nt Born DcuUr)
-JONES CASH STORE ?
W. L. Jones, Mgr.
Lug off, S. C. '
WHY NOjT BANK THE
MONEY YOU WASTE?
EXTRA YAGA NCE IS SINFUL ? IT IS WASTE. IF YOU PUT
THAT SAME MONKV IN TffK HANK, SOME DAY YOU WILL
HE ABLE TO INDULGE YOURSELF IN THOSE LUXURIES
WITHOUT MISSING THE MONEY. " \
s if ' *?-' ; .
A HANK ACCOUNT GROWS? YOU WIIA, BE INTEREST
ED IN SEEING IT GROW. YOU IM>N'T NEED THOSE; EXTRA
? - v 1 . j;- ; . ????*;?' ?- ?
YAGANCES. YOU WILL NEED THAT MONEY SOME DAY.
. # HAVE IT SAFE IN OUR RANK.
The First National Bank
i yjd ? 53E3 Wm ?.
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
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