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Camden Chronicle CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, May 31, 1918 Number 7. ?Uj .IJ" Jg* ( 01 vn IMM'IUJKS <H OTA fill Shon-VhlH County Weill ttilt |t? .\ ??n<l AlloKnicnt of $6,000. K,, , n_ .11 with a IV w |>Jac???. >ot ,?)?? ?i f ? I J ? i in ~ ^ l Ik* total for Kor ?? 4 .11 .1 V III' I" IS. Till' . i i- i ?? |>!a<?sl at $0,000 i iii. jiiiioiiiii iiiiirr than |Mi ui . . -ii v\ H- inniril in |(? |j|<. >ui < ' fli, in hi. in M I' IhMinaij In a short r,.,, .ii I'ln- .Majtvyiir Tlifat iv Tiiok tvciiin- .iihi<?u'im?mI tin- ti^rur(>s ami I .1 ilr-1 IH' ? 1 1 1 4* III tiiosc niio i irn?:i : i \ M \ qui: their )mi>Iiu?s> and j,. in,- . t n v -iii'h a if low I n>r auocoss, fum: ii-11""- "" Ainorl Kc! Cio>- ini'i'f.v I'll ml reaching >hMnr' ? Tuo-<lay nltfhi stlfl ,\vor?> hut <'ii t It*1 fao<> 4?f latest lit.- {'iiihI was ovrrsii-hst-rlhiMl ,N(., I l _c ? 1 1 ? y??t ti> he nx'Oll l\v,.|c i \|?-.-fi"?l to in r r \ tin- total If, (1,4 II Hl.l MH ? |l?. i.-.iiii i ? ?( ?? ?r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 their in j, i In- following (lint- > t ?*' I ' j.jit i.i | i 'i in; mill iv, through M II. hnaii miii 1 W 1'. ih'I.oafh. prutVp (lit! ;ii**i i . .VITO ?Min N". - W. I- lM'Tass. ini'r \\I'n| ?-illt? I .(?.mi \". .'1 M II. Hoy mil ii. mol lis mi I ":i - 1 si?U' $1,IKIS. ?urn No I II <?. ('unison. .Jr.. ^ r< M.I < '7 r.im N... It I'.. ritr>. Ilonnlta kc I . -i i Mi.'i S'J I'J.Oo. emu No. ii M lv. 11a licit. Watoivo .11'><' miii \" 7 s. A. liurricr. HanUi ('(?ii 1 1 ;ivl i Iiir Co.. $1,400.85. |m at No > IV T. Yarlin?Uifli. Ik' .. [?mil No, ; i .1 \ M'ot'axkiSI, Kt*r l\. .o. r.im N ? 1" .1. T. Itos.-. MlaiH'N. ['.itn N.- II Ii I. \1 i?'k lo, Ktilniu's IJo i'U. s|;:s. him N.. 1 'J I W Cautcy. Boykiu Imii; N '. !?': K. ( '. .1 one*. Liberty roportinl. k'u'n II i' N I luui|>hrr?ytj, J.ili. S77IM.T. hi" N>" .'ain ??> Ti'aaj. I aij^off, .??? imtii N<. h; w l. St<?k??s. On* ?vJl?>.7(?. '.-mi \... 17 I: i c . TnioxrfHI. Can >111. k;n" N' |v I M. Martin. Lu?ofl'. II \ I'1 H.flHTl ^ < ? i I ! I LT. Wl'sl J". \ JO KrV. .1 . \V. Itoyklll. 22. v '.'i -I II r.iirtii'M. Three $1 !\V. ?tut jj .1 ,i. Ili< hnnls. City ? : : \l M.i ruari'i li. Pitts, Mi- < M (oiciiiii n. $;")4.50. ' ?; M - M liaruMi $120.55. : 1 Mr* I T. Mills $309. M:. i; o lU.ykin $197.S*. t '? M ' - Win. I\in>: $49. Jl i_L flay kin. ia>llo<'tiou at > v". v I I. .. I ' nil N". T. S. A. . ... . , in i- I anplox er< of W ,t ? i r ?? ' 'Ml S 154.75. S A <7 \ i ?. i ; j j ?ii s:;.5o. l I J . \ \ !.???<? S4. A. 1 >. (????>< 1 t'i - T II. Kni^lil $-1. . - , ? > i ,\ ( ; < ivcr<t reel I i ix , I '.ill Kainsey >1 >?_'.")??. Kr?iv. Franklin M-'w.iM S'J.50. I ,ee Iiosv ? ? .1 1 >t<la n $2.5o. .1 or j |:< ,i.i. Kinlaw $2.5n. KHis I ..i w n-ii'M' F.aily $2.50. j.'.n Si ?1 1 ?iii< ?i i Miller $2.50 ? iOc Hamilton : '.r. >ii ' $2.5o, 1 ?i(ry Wil ;:ir!;i> Smith $2.50. Henry I - .li'iinii!^< $2.5o. Zil J ."it. .1 iiincs l.loyd $2.50. - 5o. .I.ihn Philips 2.5(), vj.5i >. .1 ;i j x ?r Martin '2.50. I'-m : v s j 5o. < "orwcil Martin $1.75 I'.; kiiK.u $2.5o. ] Cooper ? ? I'rrston .<2.50. (ieonre 2 r.i. " ? , Kirk la iul $2.50, It. h "in | ?. j". r*npli>l? $2.50. M \ $2.50. .loo Wardie U.ilpi .\mlrrson $2.50. Thos. v jf"j.5i ? .1 i in Johnson $2.50. Wil rk :m <| .Sj r.it. .1 no. Clarke $2.50, iU'K,,. . > .? i Minion I'usch $2.50 ! v.-ili Robersim $2.50, ' i - 1 ront rllmtions IVam No. 7. S. A. 1 ?' '??!<? I'.mplnyees Wateree - I'-.ta I $1 HUM> ? A. C. I .???? *25 I W. I'uirUii ' I W:iii/.-r $0. F. K. Applet on ( ^ ? I l.i u $,*{.5o. .1. r. Jones ?' v 1 ? .1 .1 . .<?. cieo Attn $2.50, II. mi. Martin Tnekei #2. v ' v ?' 'II 1 i 1 ' WhitPls $2. W. II. Terrell $5, uuwHI ( '< >1 1 lo Tale $2. Mntiel " " I ' I'olzin $7. Mrs. (J. I' I'olkln. .Ir , $1, Kl >j. A K. Hi-it t $2, Mrs. II \/,rriv $."? s. K, Allen ? <>t' ?-mih*n>utions | ? r. 111 I 'Min No. 7. S. A. liur ' r'" 1 r.tiipio\<-,.s llnnlawnv f. - ' " t'p.iav Total $(504.50 ' vi:.. a W. t iiHH-b $12. ST I: M W?H?<lrnfl" $0. '? *' v I '' .r; o. !?:. M. Hen 1 ' ^ - M. hvi- $}. j. i;. Jor ?' ^min, $i. s I., (ianl u - ? - < , v\ ? p\ I rnll.reath $-H. Krvln I P. l'.rii\v(i $1. -T. W .1 I'.ritt $0, II. M. I>or i ? w po]k- $n.r?o. o. V \\*>, , ] w ri-ht $fi. I'<1 H.vniim ' l'\ . aai $1. Andrew Wells $1? u Will tilannton $1. K ?**. .! M. Altee $4.50. J. n? .<:;;2T. "NV. T. Sharp $5, V. II. Smith $4..ri0. $7 .v?, AUjert Willlnm l.rii-e Kelnev $1. Arthur si k r J. B. 4 1 < ; ien Ha hon .1. P. f V: 'm, Williams ? KOI .1 . Ol IIONOK Of Cuindcn trailed SrliooU l ot Month Of April. i 4 i in * It* 1 William Amnion* Ualph I >i\?>ii, Sarah (ioodale. llenrx tirad diek. IM I in Holland. Lee .1 ?*ti ni AlWtill Shelieen, KoWrkali Wesf I ran eOs ( ?\\ *?11!^. (il\lde 'J W I . At Unix. >ii. \hi lady I Miulap. l/oluhtou llani.\ Walter Khamc. . I ? ? 1 1 1 1 l{ ieha rd^on. Lnn>i Sh* been. Marvin Smith. Claiv Hnuv, Lnclle Clxhurn. (tilth ClirUliuav < ha Nolle Kvulis. Virginia \ettlev Willie I'orter. Marua.ret lla*t. Marx "Tin >m { ? son. (irade :t. .1 u 1 1 it -1 U- 1 1 ii i It'. Harriet Whiiakcr. Carolyn W??oion. Mary M< Coy, l-'rederhka Kirklund. I>ai*y I .an;:. lOvelyn Minion. Thelina Wr-l. Mary (iooiialc. Klla (JoiV. Martha I it ?\ kin. Mildred lloiid. Maruart'l NiHiii;.'*. Ha .lung. .laek iv i i'k In i m I . .lean Mm ter. .Inlin S I >a \ iilson. \\ illiniu Clx burn. (irade I I Ifii ?? \ llardx. I'ranU Hum phrie*. Clarksoii Kliniue, Noykin 1111111110. Llihn Sohlo-diiirt;. Alfred Shan lion. Charle* Shannon. 1 1 Ii . ( i.itoxx ood Workman. !?! I i Hardy. Marx Mo >re. Alma Holland. (trade 5.- I .i' in x H;i x itl.-on. William Nettles, IMiristopher Vaugnii, Cecil W'lttkoxvsky, Mirhini Nruee. Mildred (iardner, 1 lolon lllnxon, Louise Hirseli, Harriet Lipscomb. Harriet Stoediuau. (irade 0. ? Uasll It nice, Val Lipscomb Cornelia Atkinson,. Aubrox Ihsittie, Mary Neal ( \unplMdl. Libel lvel'ass, Marion Hinson. Actios Shannon. Kmily Woottui. Martha Workman. (Jvade 7. ? -I')stel!e Harding, Mary L. Hough, Lotih deLoaoh. i>an Miller, Andrew Nurnot. ' f?anroiis Mills. tirade S. ? Ceeile Trucsdale, .loyee Steed-man. Kli?al>etli Workman. Lli/.n bofb Lcdford. Stella Hall, .losophus Cnreton. ,y tirado P.? Sara CIxImkii. Ague* He 1'ass, Irma Seaglc. (Irade 10. (Mara Curetoh. Hannah Lazarus. James Clybnrn. Ksfher Sohlosburg. (irade II. John del/oaoli, .liiamie (iricgs. Norman lluokal?ee. Lverett Sohonk. Mary Cl.vburn, Coriune l/t>wis, Willie Bell Maekey. (Hive It lua mo, Mabol 1'ate. Muyv ltush. FROM KKRSHAW COl'NTY (.'apt. \V. J. Iturdell Severely Wouned In France. < 'apt . William J. Rurdelt. metil ioned id Sunday's cast) tilt i.v list as being se verely wounded in Frawv. ami '.riving his Inrtue address .-i-. Hot Spring. Ark., is undoubtedly 1m-. William .1 liiirilell of Lugoft'. in this County. It is known hero that Dr BurdHI lia> been in FnniH' for xmuio time. Ii;i \'i nir loft Caurp I pton. where ho wih stationed as a divisional >anitar\ tnspoetor. hold ing tin- rank of Captain. lb- was fur* ruerly a prominent physieiati and sur geon of this < -ou : ! t \ . was f..r a iiiim In"- of \i a: s (???niM'i'iril w ith the ('mi den Hospital and i- well known throughout the State as a member of t lu> Slate Roar**? *?f H<-n+th from the] fifth ('on^ros-iona ! distriet I'urini' I >r. '"RurdeH's abs.-n.-.- Mrs Bill dell ;i ? 1 1 f rhifdn-:: have been le-dd ing .11 Detroit. M i< h.. bill wriv i(> leave; : hero ?o"ii to make her homo with an iiim-Io at I lot Springs. Ark It i< very I likely that I ?r. Burdo!! lmvc Hot j Sprltiu'- 'is ' his boiin address, a^ lie has no i in tiled ia t e r< ?';) I i v es in t h i s eoiuit ,\ die Uaboii $.'5.5l i. .1 .1 Mi1. Neil .<7. < . li. Kshloman $1. M. M. Sikes- $1. C. c. I'roetor $5. John Hinson $2.5o. ,|. < S f HMierr $1.50. A P. I l.i ttiniond 81. Melton Banks 5o. W 1 ?. Ibirrisan $3.5o. .1. \\ . Koon Will I ..Tier $5. .Maryin < ; rti n t $.'J. Antonio An*. $5. John Taibert $5. Charlie Si r i< -k I i i; 8 1.5o Tom Brook man $5. .1. II. Grant $3.50. W. W. tlihson 81. W. P. Bnehanan $1. .1. M. Croon $0.5O. II M. MeKldufT $1. Ervin Taylor $5. E. It. Costlier .<4. II. < >. Uodd $1.50, .1 It. Hartncsjj $4. v>V. A. MeLean $3.50. R. L. Adkln* $5. .1. I ?. Keisey. $4. .) . .1. Taylor $<>'. W. F. McMlohael $3.50. P. 1). Lynn $3,50. V. V. Met 'a rter $5.50. Wjn. Ko'ly $,"#.50. John 1 vol. soy .<1, ('. (>. Harbor $4, S. R. Rallington $3. J. E. Rallington $3.50. E. W. Ilobbs $0.50. Hugh Saimiyms *5, Wm. Byors $2!75, Chas. Davis $1.50. K. Posey $5. W. H Me Dill $3 ?. II Pleasant-^ $3.50. ? B. F. Til vlor $o. ? Hr II. Pope $4.50. .1 II. MeCarlov $5. Felon (J ray J?.". K. W Turner $4. E. It. Johnosn $4. C. < >. Williams $5, R. M. Iluckabee $.{.;'?(>. li. K. Hell $1160, (i. R. ' I>ol?l)ins $f>. C. F. Watts $1. J. S. Cobb $4. Fre<l Clark Itob Me Daniel i. Odell Hale $li..r?o, Kul?en C.aines $2.50. Jaek Williams $2.75. Rill Initio $2.5<"). Istaiah Dawkins $4. Miles Mass $2.50. Stns>r Ju<;k.soTi $2.5u. Tttr man S<?ott $2.50. Ruben S<iott $2.50. Frank Shropshire $2.50, .Tolui Howard $2.75. Ren Johnson $2.50. Jess Seott $2.50, Will Cunningham $2.75. C. ltre vaixl $2.50, Stacice^ Feaster Isaae VesbJt $2.50. Joe Pi<rtcett $2.50, Tom Robinson $2.50. Isaac Rhevard $2.50. Will Allen $3.50. John Jones $3.75, Damp Pennies $2.75. Adam Me('lure $3.50. William Creen $2.50, Waiter Joy. $2.50. Perry Wright $2.50, John Hux ter $3.50. John Henry Williams $2.50. Rob Smith $^t. (%>nsol Patterson $2.50, Tom Oliver $2.75. Sherman Lapots $2.50. Curtis Heath $3. (Ifs). Mills $2.50. Win. Darbv $,'{, Willie C^iskey $2.75. John Bradley $2.50. Major Peter $2.50. ! I-Mefeher Meltridi* $2.50. I>ee Kelly $2.50. Posey Clui rubers $.'{, Frvin Ingram $2.75. Orrle Smith $2.54), Alvin Fer e u son $2.50. Joe CJunthrop $2.50. A. Baldwin $2.50, Sam Rrooks $2.75. John Deal $2.75. K. Rogers $3, Raymond Sikes $2.50, Tom MeLendon $2.50, Dan WiUron $2.50, John Hflle $2.50, Geo. l>eFlnn $2.75. IClUott. J/ong $2J?0. Albert Oovlngton $2.50, Dorsey Coleman $2.5^?, Handy X'arter $2.50, James Anthony $2.5a Ely Scott $2.50. John Tittle $2.50. Paul -Carter $2.50. Wra. Jeter $2.50. I Continued on I,ast Patrei 4.KKM.AN KI-JSI \IK|> Vllit s Won- Not Surprise*! \inl ( laini j \irtitall\ \\?ii. ? Jenuan.v ? ?:real offensive ,.n the \te.sifin lit i >ii l has htvu rcsuiutsl. Willi ? mix brief a ri ilU-rx yn I'paraiiou. two blows hu\c heen .si/ick 1 ?\ i lie Ten l",M Ji rniie*. which 1 1 ; i > < * |htii reormm izt*d s 1 1 1 1 1 * ilisa.si mils )osse> wcic in (I ic( ?M| (Ml 1 1 14 * 1 1 1 1 1> lilt* llollcll a IK I lirlt i-li during t lit- I'ieardv ami Kin mi fi's ha 1 1 If s in .Man-It and April One attack w ?s t>n (lit* line from Voor itu'\ Iff i ? ?. l.tH-iv, sun i hwest of Ypres; ihe other on i In- in i U* front from I'inon. Iiori h t>l Si il sstiii *??, to 1 C lit* i ti i ^ . I his i>? known as the Aisiif sw'tor, In I* hi lit If is tlu* < !t*i'ina lis lia\'i* gain ? 'I \ i i ( 1 1 . 1 1 1 \ imiiIiiiil'. I?iu fartlifr south l in- 1 It* r 1 1 u ullli'ia Is slut t * nit* 1 1 1 claims 'In* <M*iinan frown prince*. troops have earned | Ii?* w 1 1 1 1 1 f rhlire of (lit* riifiiiiu Uf ? Dailies ii 1 1n llif Aisiit* river. I la* i if nnaii Jiii.uk in 1 liiutliis a^ain-i | >os j i i< >n s lake ii I ? \ Hit* Kreneh Ma\ jo. \\ 1 1 1* 1 1 ilif.v re-ca pi tired ltru lot.vi- ami I/ofiv ami strengt lioufU ilifir lines on eiieh side of Hill II. \\ . i i i t * 1 1 ilif.v had if i.i k cil a fr\\ ila.\s l'f fori*. i>u I lit* Aisnf from (In* present luii He rftalls the fearful lighting of Ja.sl Miuinicr along I lit* ('hemiu des I 'a nif where for weeks tin* (unman fi*o\. ii prince hurled his un-ii against the l'reiifh positions only to .see them finished and l>eaten. Last year 7f> tfi vision;-, were engaged in t h<* (iermau attaeks along this lim* aloiu*. Tlie atfat'k here is rcall\ in the nature of a line-straightening oj)e ra tion. It is l?ciiig lauiifhetl from Ijioii as ii tfiitfi* and Is aimed at the el how in the line formed during the lighting in riea rd.v Jn/i March uiul April. Here, however, thf (I'ertuiuis must r.n-f permanent works whieii have Ufa occupied by tin* Kreneh t'"r long periods ami which fan l>e ? Ifi'f nded quite easily. Kvldenee that the allied .supreme toiiimainl was forewarned of the new 1 if rman attafk may In* found in the f a ? ? t that. Hritish troops are lighting then*. I [? to tin* present ii jutd heen hflifvfd that thf Mritish foives <1 it j n??t hold ?po.-ition* iiuifh south of ilit* Solium*. t*ast of Amiens. Thf Herman crown prince is in command in this .sector and this may indicate serious effort to hreak tin* allied lint,'. (Vdwh Prince Uuppro* tin*' of Itavaria i- the iiotniual com mander in ArtoU ami Picard.v ami the Herman rrmvn prJuoc. for tl \ nasti* reason-, will ?.tri\c to outdo whatever siifffs- W;1s at t:t ilK'il h.\ hi- colleague farther north. I I i> probable ih.ii America.!! ti tM?pS are f/iL'a^ed in liirhtinir in hotli hat llfs on thf Wfst front. It i? known ili.it American troops arc close Indiiml the allied line- in Inlander**, while svuue lime hl'o i; was re);<?rtcd that the\ wen* near Kheim-. 1 he l.i 1 4 ? o|li?lal report nme- ?piite 'fVfic ll vrh t i iiir in \arion-. sectors; anion.' tlieiu tin Ajireiuoni foreeasf, whore American^ are known to he 'lohlmu l h >sj t ions aj tin* ]n-c-em time The report ^ sa.\ th.ir the Cerinaie v.ere repulsed in ail thes4* attaeks. i I: i- odicially rt*|>orleti from Wash ington that Aiueriean positions in the I'nardx sector, near <'antiyn\ and Moiididier. have In-en suhjectoii to al ia' k and thai at p!aeo> the (iei-maji.s pem i rattil tliein. The em*my. how e\t'i*. wa< d riven out h_\ the Americans. Altno-t foin jedeii t with the new <ii-rman a.s>ault. the l(,aUans ,launeh?s| a Mow at the Austrian lines in the 1 1 1 oi 1 1 1 f .? i 1 1 region to the northwest of Lak?* ijarda. Ae?*ordin^ to rejH>rts, I he.\ have carried .Monlitvilo j?ass. I lie \ iilaixe ot I'resena, Monte /ij^olon ?""id the mountain spur t<? the easl. lie fo:v them lie parallel streams lead iiiL' down into the La^arina valley, and if they sutvessfully earr.v out their attaek there. It is iH??sil>Ie for then i to ourilank the entire Austrian position in the north of Italy. The lt?n tr range bombardment of I'aris has heen resumed after an in terval during which it was heliev<id I that the hie <ierman ^uri had heen' sileived. IvIM KI) IN ACTIDKNT I I Workman Fell From ,J)um and Died From Fearful Injuries. Kdwanl Posrv . .a while man of \ear-. met with an accident at the Ilardawa.\ ( 'onst ruction ( '<?>. at Wate rs Monday about two o'clock which cost hhn his life twelve hours later. Mr. r.ivcy was employed on the high eonercte (him now l>cinp ??on structed when lie aectden tally f??l 1 a -ili-miMT "f nenrl> llfty feet Ljte. struck tin1 hard granite below and also hit asaln^t an engine nearby causing hotii legs to he fraetu re<l at the knees and a severe Injury to his head. Me was brought to the hospital here but died the following day at 12 o'clock. Mr. Posev was a native of Horse shoe. N. am! had a wife and sev eral children at the camp at the time of the accident. The laxly was pre pared for burial by undertaker ('. W. Kvanv. ami left here Wednesday morn ing over the Southern railway for Ids old home in North Carolina where the luirial will take ftlace. Paris Again Itomharded. Paris, May 27. -The long range | bombardment "f Paris wnv resiuned at ??:?'*<? n'elit-'k this morning. Paris ians ha<l not heard the sound of ex plowing shells from the (Jerman vJWg Bertha" sitx'e May 1 The tlr?t shell was followed nt fairly regular inTer vuls much as on the m-casbms of pre vious hombardmem. makinp it seem probable that more than one pan was in action. Two persons were killed. The firtft was a workman fetching milk for breakfast and the other was a wo man * TO 1ST*: |{ J1 Nfc .VIII \ 1 1 \eiith* HrioinliiK ?l fluiit' .Mil Nuh- j jot To Militmv l>ul\. \\ Vd in??h( v . ,1 1 1 1 1? ? 1 1 1 . i* | lie ? I \ m-I ft i* III- r**x I > I la I ion of .voilliu men i?i romlii- Jl sin,-,. Iji si .lunr Tli, "if will I ?** ii* 1 "iluM* if^ri -l rai ion booth in thi-? ?*? ill 1 1 ( > i s I't'i >l at ( 'a iik Irii ami t ti? - hour* will I ?* ? from 7 a in in !? p m The I, Hal Ima ril a*k* ill, it n?gi* Irani* rail earl.v mi lliai i lie work ran ? m ? uceonipli*hct| without eout'u*loii. Attention of would l>r registrant*. In railed io ili?* following pol l Ion of thu President '* proclaimi t ion Now therefore. I Wootlivw \\i|*on. I'roidcni of tlir I liilnl Stales. do rail UjMMi ill,* governor of' rarli o| tlu> sr\ rial Ntales. I lu? Hoard of I 'oiniuis-iou ers of 1 1 ii* liis'irirt ,.| Columbia. and all member* of I .ora I Hoards aid agent* thereof n | >| ?< > i 1 1 1 ? -d under I ho provision* of said art of Coiii'i'^^ sip proved Mil * is. I i ? I 7 . Io |M'rfprui rcr lain duties in | h<* execution of tin; forotn?iii^ law. which duties will U' roUllllUniratctl to them direct I. \ ill I lit regulations prescribed under I lie terms of said I'uhlir Uesolutiou. . And I do further proclaim and glvc not ire io every person subject to reg- 1 1st rut Ion in tlir several Slates, and in I lie L>i*trlct <?f (Vliimbia. in accord an<r with tlir above law, -that tin- lime <an*l piare of siirh registrations shall I he between 7 a. m. and !> p. m. on thv ."?r h da.v of June. WIS. at the oillee of rhf l/oral Hoard having jurisdic tion of 1 1)?* si rea wherein he j>ernm nently roshlt**. or at sueh other place its slui'l he desigua teii by puhlie no* tie<' h.\ siteh Local iloard. All male person*. either oltiy.en* of tlie I 'lilted Stale* or residing in the several State*, or In the l)i*trict of Coliiinl'isi. who have, **inec the f?th da.v of .hi lie UM7. ami on or before the oth day of .luue. l!UH, ut tallied their t wenty-tir*t birthday are required to register iu accordance with the ahove law and the regulation* pre scribed i hereunder : Provided. however, Thai the following jmu-soiis are hereby exempted from rcglst ration : Otlicer* ami enlisted men of tint itcgular Arinv. "the Niiv). the .Marine Corps, ami the National < ? u;i nl and Naval MiHtLsr while in the serviee of tlie I'nited Slates, and otllrers in the ( Mllrers' lie serve Corp.* and ciili*lcd men in Ihe KnlMcd Keserve Corps while in sirtive. A da> for regi*! ration in I ho Terri lories i f Alaska. Hawaii and I'orto Uiro an i S is- nanus) in a l:i l ? ? r proe Isi ma t io; As reijiiirrtl by the re^u la I ion*., ov try Loral Hoard having jurisdiri ion !n ;i 4 ? 1 1 \ of .'{( i.i H XI imputation or over win ^iiTuiptl.v * M ll*e the tua.vor thereof t?? Jh* notified of the plaee or places th signaled for registration: even l.o. ra! i'.osiril having juristlirl i<?n In a foiini.v . pari-h. or similar unit will prompt l\ i*;i Use the eierk Iheri'of Io I h ' itolilied of the phi re or places des ignsitrd f'>r resist nil ion. and ever.v I. oral Hoard haviiur Jurisdletion in a Slau- or 'i'eri itor.v , tlir area ? ?f which i* divided into divisions for the ad Is. i ? i ] 7. will preiupt Iji '';iliv the clerks of i lu - townships within ii* division t.. i <? notilied ??!' liir plaee*. <te*ii!mi led f. r registration. And I ? l< > ra I 1 1 ) ? 1 1 ?'Vi!V in. i v < U'. r< 1 1 j i ? \ rlerk. or tow r i s 1 1 1 f ? rh'fk re rririTi *urli liotitlratifti r-? have a iiM 'l sai l | il :i4H> 4 of roLristra t ion polled a.nd do charge Ii i in wit li the diuv ,'f havitiLT all |Hison- uiukins hiipdrv informed of 11. e pint's- plaees .ii whieh they uia.v register A i v person who, on ar -oimi of >irk ni".*, v* ill he una hie to pn-st'ii! him se'f f..|- resist ration may apjil.v on i'r lief,. re t'ln^ <Liy <?f resist ra I ion ;?i the oMire of siii.v J/x-al l'o;ird f(>r in* vtriiriioiis a> to how he may re^Kter liH Jiyent . Ativ person w ho eXlK'rl S to Ik- absent on ihe da.tf (Ussijinated for ri-^istration from t tie juriMliej ion of the board in whirii he jHTinanent i v res'nk's ma\ re^'is-tei- by mall, but his reglMi rat ion r.ird miisi reaeh the Loral Hoard hav' in^' jurisdietiou of the area wherein he jM-rmancnti} resides by the day herein named for ro^i* t ration. Any siu'h ] t ? rs? ?j i should apply as koon sis praeti?-ahle sit the ofllee t>f a I,<x*al Hoard for iust ruetjous a* to ln?w lie may reciter by avail. An.v perK>ii ,wlio has no |>eruianent re-iileii.-e uiUSt fetfister ? a.1 ? -liUi ? pi a re designa t?vl for resist rsit Ion h.v the I>o eal Hoard " hnviji;,' juri^llellon of tlie areji wherein he uisi.v Ik> on the da.v herein named for registration. An.v person who. on account of ,i1? *ehcr at sea. or on uoooiuil ?>f ab sence without the ii'rri'tori.-i I Wmits <?f tlie I'nited State?. may 1k? unable to comply with the regulations per tainite-f to ubHente*1;'. I'hall. within >lv?? day? after reaching the tirsf I'nited Suit<-*< |K?rt. register with Jiis pn>p*'r Loral Hoard or as provided in the res ulftf Ions for other absentees. Thanks to I'atrons. Tli?* ii?:i iih of Hio fomprt in^ Imm-I ha II I < *? i ills, I'ut- i > ! I.i. in-. w Mi t<> ! r\|nv<* their rl?:i iik- in i Im- i m i 1 * 1 i < ? for. the liberal patron.ige piveu fliciit on i Thur<dj> afternoon lasf and have in J wtnre f??r them a more Interesting iranw ui the no;i r future wliinh wiil 1 l?o <luh advertised The not reoelpt.*. ' 1 7.0 ?. from Thursday's pamo was all I pivoji i-. The receipts] from all future Finn's will ,'il?o go for the same ffood purpose.. The maunders wiM afrproiiafe your attend ance at flu- nt?xf came and so will j th#' Ji?il f'ross. The M.i naper* Postponement of Meeting. Siftkf U hereby piven flint the moet inp of \V. O. W., Live Uak Camp No. 49. ?*heduled to l>o held first Thur*-" day irfpht In Juno lias been postponed nntil fho second Thursday nlpht ir June M. fl. Ifuvkabee. Ck-rk. < OMMi;\( IvMKM t:\KKC INKS Of Ctiiiiiitii Sclitiul lie-in Nuiulax Willi Srl'IIIOII l>> K?'\. >i. II (il'HVI"'. < 'I'limiiiiri meni < n < * i"* "I *?* * *? "I tit*1 * am ? 1 1 ? I i < traded Si llools vxill I?t held ihlif daw tlii* xe:ll l!\lvisr^ will he^fln Willi i '( tin iiu'iii 't'liicli t *ei im>n it Hap ti*: I'lniivh on Snndax ni^ht. June L'lid I ? \ l!r\ .ltillli II ? ; lit V f * |H(s I ? > r .-I I lit' Molhodisi Soeielx. Tluirsda \ ni^lil elds* exc ifists. The V'radila t i?ni i-M'it iM's will he hold oil I'Vhlax idtfht w in ii Mai M I' Smith wltl del I \ ?>r l he uuiduat in.; address "Hiul (I iploina -? will l??* iiwh i tied I ? > lion Tlios ?) K irk hi ml to I In' folloxx im; x oinik' ladie* and Kent lemon 1 \ ? r i 1 1 1 it- l.i'ttiv Willie I ? e I h ? M;n k> > Ma.v Hil*h. Mini Clxhurn. Saial. Camp j Ih'II. Olixe t v 1 1 : i Hit*. M iltt-l I'alt John i It ? I ,t >ji i l i J : in in It* ? ; i iu'U- N i >i ina ii llmkahet. l'.\t i.-lif Seheiik I \il loxx in:.* i* lli? i ? !?????' i a rn lor im< Ii iiU'hl Wrdmsdax N iluiii1 .Mil H:'M 1. 1 * 1 1 1 ? lit - moelin:.' TimrtMl 1 . 1 1 1 ? i . 1 1 > S<? ili'lj Miimi I It it'll William* I kh'Iii ii? a t it'll William I ?el -<>a> In I >eelanial ton I'el I x I la i If Mi^it* Coolie ami l.oree Truehdale. hehate Itosol vod : Thai Immicra ilmi 1 1 > tilt' 1 * ii i t o?l Slates I ??* rivst rhled l>,\ an eduea t lona I test AtllrmiU'lve- NKrman 1 liiekaU-e ami John del,t>aeh 1 1 i x t ? Jlmmii' <!riirt:*. 1 - \ ?? rt *t t Solveiik M llsie Willie Hello Maekex ami < Mix e IMiainr. lMvl*loti of Judiros ami dellxvix of medal. Thursday Night .lime <>th, 8:110 Class lvxeivlsos Mu>it (Mixe Khame Sa Inialorinni -<V?riniie l.exxi.*. Historian -Willie I telle Maekex Cln*.s Alphabet ? Malxd Pate Muvio Coiinne l.oxvls Joke* ? John dol/oaeh Hiojfruphor May Hush. Stalls'! leian ? Mary Clyluirn Censor Sara Campbell. Mu*ie~ Willie Hell Markov I'oet Norma u llilekabee I.axxvt'i' I'vorett Nohrnk. Prophet Olixe Khame . M llsie Sara Cani|?bell anil Max I'nsh. \ a Indieloi ian Jimmie iJri^u* Kri<luy Nij;ht June 7th ( ; radtia I i??n K\- -relses I met < ? 1 i x t ? Klnnn ajtd Willie 1 '< ?] Ii > Maekex . 1 ; n < k ? ; j t it'ii I { ? ? \ . J II (it'axi's. Sa littalorx < *t ?t nine I .t?xx i* Addre>* .Major M I Smiili. .M lisle. Aiinoiiiieeiint'nt<- J. (.' Kiehard*. Ii Axxardinv: of I >i|iKirna T J. Kirk land Valedictory Jimin.o li'i'liiii* l'.fiit tli.-t ion |{,x 1 , || | |a id i : . ^ Uaptist \>. ,M. I . Solire. The >et'tmd t ( 1 1 . i r 1 1 ? r I \ meeting of i he upper part ?f Ker*ha\x A**oeia t i<?n, i 1 1 e 1 1 1 d i 1 1 it L'nd. :hd ami Ith dixKhui* of I he Woiiiiin* Mi**i?>narx I Hion Work xxi'l ine??t at Thorn llili ( hureh Snndav June ! M h at II a. m l!aeh ('huj'eii i* ur^'itl to send lull delega tion (o this nieetiitj.' whether it ha* a 'missionary >?H*lel\ or not a* it i* hoped there xx'ill l?> a >*?'iet\' in e,n'li < 'hureh ! I' I lie nea I t ut lire. Mi**" 1 la I'itts. 1 ?i x isjona I President Dought l/Urgc l/<>l of CoH<m?. Mr .1 I,. MosHc.v . w li" i~ ii ii ?''?til ? ?ill r.\ iiuiiMi^ I ) i? * < 'a in* It >t i ?*??! !??n I mi \ ? i i'v on Tnc*i 1 :i v fill i*i "lwi IIH) I i.i lc*> from Mr. S .1. ( ?rl n?i i . who n*ii|es ,ju*l a?'ro*? ih, I i i m ? III Lit <i?nnl.\ Mr. < '.jiIm-i i n-.-fh ?-W l'!? ii'iit* |k*v | >? > 1 1 1 1 ? 1 vopriKonl ili;: a total <?f IMHi ThK < ? 1 1 ? ? 1 1 ha* I >< ?? -i i ^ I ? ? r? ?? I in n 1 1 i ? li*?| ? villi- w.i r? ? 1 1 ? ? I ? -?4 ? a rid hid* had Is'i'ii made 1?\ buyer* frmn jieiirhborim: town*. Till- s|ii-4ik?? wt'H for tin* Cani dm market and nc an* uiad to note it i* fojiiiiiir back info it* ot\n. If r4*|?iftH 1m tnir Camden nei 1* a buyer of thi* kind, a* muHi cotton Ini* beeu carried to ot her towns in riH'ont. year* on a < '< 'i ?will of thi-.* m;i rkt*r .hein:: un di i- that of it her I own*. Committee Thanks The People. To the men. woiihd. and children, white and <m?1oii"I. of Kershaw (>nni t v : The Central Committee of Ker shrrw fount y for fin* Si?comi KfiT Cross] War Fnnd wish to express tiieir sin 4-i?re thank* aniLrshcarty ajrpreeia f ion of the noble response and outfMMiriii^ generosity in tin* mji'iit campaign for the se4'oi>4| I {e< I Cross War Fund. At this writing it appear* t tin t Kei *haw County will raise over thirteen thousand dollars for this fund, which is more t'han double qui- allotment. This 1* striking evidence that, the peo plf- of Kershaw (\mmi1v are true blood ed. one hundi?il p??r cent Americans. Wf would make spet'lal mention of t h" hearty -co-o^'rat ion of the part of the chairmen of the various dis trict*-. and of the ladle* who assisted in thi* magnificent work of merey. I'lu* Central (Vunmit-tee, M II ileyinapi. Chairman. Ca nidi >n S C.. May fUi. 101 V Merchant's War Savings Day. Charleston. S. C. May Friday .hin<' "Jt. ha* been d<v?1gna fed Mer chant's War Savings Day 1>y the South Carolina War Saving* Committee, l'lanx jirc* Wing perfected l?? the end that the merchant* Tn every town in the *f :? ii ? will a gree to invent their total cash receipt* that day in War Saving* Stamp*-. This will be one of the features of the great intensive War Savings Campaign whii-h i* to lie con ducted from June 14 ro .7 tine 2% and 1* expet-ied to l>e a memorable event of the <-ftmpnign. This plan was originated in Cam den, S. C.. where the merchants pa triot Ically entered into a similar agree ment. and it Ih believed that the plan will l?e adopted nationally. I. \TKST \\ \li SI MMAIH lhtiis(la\ Hi il isli ami l-'romli Worr ilt'luu Fuh-jmI lirtrli. hi tin i \ i> ? U *t 1 1 attaek- on I lit ??". tii i ic 1 i.i 1 1 1 ? I r?>ii | running from Sob. miiiv i ,(sh\.in! ic llic region uort hwost ? . i' I ; I M- 1 m tin* (Jerman arinlf- atv ?;oi?t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ? * I ? 1 1*? ? hack flit* I 't'l'UOii ;i 1 1? I Ki ll isli for.v- .'ii noa r l.\ fver.v -ts I ? ? I The I\ 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? *? I I ? ? II ? >1 Sol >| ?r> . I lie e\ t route It'll of ilif allied I 'M 1 1 le line, ha I teen otvupied h\ ilif oncinv . although ihf I rem li .u'f .-till holding ifiuii n?u> l\ t.i its western t'li viroits. through wlilt'li fiut i :t' tin' railwax lim** load I llg I I > I '.I II - .1 I It I ( 'olllpf icllf Aft t ? It I i 1 1 U lt> t he ( ? t1 im. i ii nlh>l:i i colli iii u ii it ;i i i,t>n , Jo.Imhi prisoner*., iiinonu ! 1 1? - i 1 1 a I relielt : 1 1 1 1 1 lllili-h genera I. have I'ffii taken and inimeroii- aihii Ii ii.il lf\\u> and \autago poini- nit i ) i ? 1 1 _ tin 1 1 ??ill ha\o been t vi 1 1 1 n its I Seoul i ncl \ I ( I it*i iii s, 1 1 K t ? St?isM.?iit, ;il Ml I- doomed In I'll 1 1 illtO lilt' llHHd- t'l llio euoui \ . a- Ilif I'roneh war olllee re I ?< ? r t - I Ii) I Ilif l roup* covering llit' I'a nioiiN cathedral town. which almost tlait\ for several jeaia lias been tlif ?aiget fur -hell- of halo from l lit* (ioi iiimi gun>, ha\e 1 K't'ii withdla wn ht* hlntl Hie Al-ne t\inal northwest of I ht* rown. ?>n i hf M't ior ? I i it*t*tl%\ southeast of Soissous, i lit- (h'riuans now uiv light i ii K relatisely IJ mile* from wlifiv tho> -tailed their drive Monday from Vaux alllioti. while furPher east, near Loup eigne. ami in the tvnter In tho \ielnlt.v of Savignx, wttlgos hav<? been tlrlvt'ii inlt? ii 1 1 1 - 1 ? 1 1 1 of a pproxitini I ? * 1 > llftoon inilfH. ' I lif liermaiis ooiiiluuiilh art- throw I iin: fresh divisions Into t lit* halt If, but t In- Itiihsh ami Fro noli troops art' keop ing up their tuetie* of giving ground only when it is ini|H>sslble longer lt> hold {to-illou* under tht' tremendous prevsnfo of llit- ononis . ileav.x t*as iialtU's an* hiding -uttvroU I ? \ the arui> of Lilt* (itTinan frown prince, whilt* the lo-so- of nifli to the* alliotl ft rfft's me t it* >t* r i I if 1 1 a- rt-lal i vol) light. Although unollU'ial report.- have I nifiit ionod tin* rushing 1 1 1 \ of rein foivomont- from t lit.' south, there lias a- .\t*t ht'ou im oilM.-U stah'iiKMil that ? Jfiioral l-'itfl; M*ii>liif_' in lilv* rt* M*n t->. ' >f ?t 1 1 u t 1 ii- groat inlrrosl as tin* Aisin* hattlo is tin* situation arotnui I lit* lilt it* town of Ca rtignj . whoro tho Auiori<*uiis inadf a iiotaMi* gain in tlifir lir-i v ( 1 1 ha vt' liffii la ii i it -I it -t I against tin* Anifiifan- lioitlin^ <'iititign> ami I In* o'llfving posit iojiw, I Mil all of tilt 'in lia\f iin-t Willi thu muiii' ivMilt ? f?i? nrt- ami tin* In.-.*, of maa,\ tm*ii k i I It *<f or w t >11 1 n |t*tl . LviiJo;: t !\ tin* Amort ?"ii!*> art* 1'ifjia n*t| i<> tli>pntf to ihf | ia-f ? Ion ft ?< thrir . uv npa in\ of tin* higli l'IoiiimI tlif\ ha\f w^hi overlook ii'? ilif I'ialtan t-ii-t tif ( "ant Igny. I n-iiiiiftl praiso Im- Itcon xliowor ?'?I upon lln* American- I ? \ military otll'vr> for tin* tlavli a 1 m 1 <lariug tho.\ show 01 1 whfii t hi* \ lt*f t tlifir troix-lios ami -lariftl ?? in j n u-<i of 1 lit* i r oh .iff! i \ f . still aiiot hor tlof ca 1 has been in i lliftfil on Ihf fiMMny by tho Aineri Mil- linif far to tin* oast, in tho | I on, vi'dur, 1 lort* t h?* (I't'i inaus h?f ' loosf largf ipiantitifs of tras near 1 I ' I't'ino 1 1 i I ami tit* !l\t* retl an a I tack which f lie A meim-a ?t> -li*?i 'It' p iet *t *> ' wiili maehjiif gun-. La I'-' . on anol hf 1 seetor, untifi a 1 hi a v \ lia rrage lire, hi iit'rm.nTs hihii a get I to invatlf an A nn* rit*a 11 treneii. Norn* "t thiin rot uiJiotl. In hand lt> haiiil lighting nine of ihf (iormans well' killed outright and cue died later I '*? >i 1 1 hi- wound.- I lif ot her four were made taptive-. In Inlander- aiitl I'nardv the tier man- are hfa\il.\ lx?mharding l-'reneli ,aii'i iU"iti-li pt/sitioiis on \arioils see lor- ami raiding oj>eratfon> itre heiag carried out l>\ lu?th -ld?- No hig I>ah 1 if ha* hei'ii Itfgun. lln* iUili-l) t ransport hea-'owt* ("as 1 If ha- Itffn -ujik l?y a -nhmarino In the Mfditf 1 raiiean w ith lln? loss of joi pfi-ons drownotl. To He Shown Again. "Tin* Uom- I 'ream" operetta was rendered jii .Mill School on last Frl day evening for (ho benefit ?*f that yi -lii >nl. li was decided to Klve the plav nwr a train fur (he benefit of iirrrj ot . t:ne town people who could attend As ?si i j K' r i 1 1 1 < "in I* 'i 1 1 of the school sy? ifin I a I "pea I f <? the townspeople I ? ? patronize this show. You will enjoy it and your presein-e will l?e an in spiration to further the ?ood work that has 1hh?ii noinK on. The Mill School is a very invariant part of .win school system. Monov Js needed for Improvement. Show your interest in (he school and t<iteachers by at tendant.' "The Hose t >ream" Friday evenlntr June .'ilst, Mill School. J. <J. Richards. Supt. 200,600 For Limited Service. Washington. NJay ? ' Two hundred thousand men of dru ft aw. who, lw cause of mrhtor physical defects haver l>ecn held by examining surgeons over t he country for limited military serv ice. are to Is* employ ml in producing or handling equipment for the army. Provost .Marshal General Crowder announced toniprhr that the army stafT corps will utilize the service of these registrants ami thus release liprli t In-j? men from the front 11 in-. Carl Moore Captured. Garl Moore, an escaped convict from the state farm, was captured Thursday morning at Midway by Constable Cas key, atvd W. O. Kofjers. Moore, a whit*' man. escaped Wednesday afternoon. He told the officers he was sent up from Kershaw county for the Larceny of an automobile,. When taken he had discarded his stripes and was woar lnjc'a new suit of overall*. ?Lancaster New s.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 31, 1918, Image 1