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?c?:v. TIIKNIPHKKD PMH I'loniinriil Member of South C'Urp llna t'oufwAiir*. 1 Tin- l(fv. It K, Tut ni|>> > 'l in.MtliiiK older of tin* Ur<?ewvl||e dhtriot of t !??* M?-t Ii...li*t UpiM-oiMi Church Smith, at oik' Man- pastor ??f Main Ntrert .\fetb ? ? . I i 1 < Jtnmb <ii thifl mi 'iii .1 nt liis in .in.- in < ; i > .nviUr oil m.mhIii> moroluf tit lib4 death fc*ult(#tl from |.n? uitH.iiia. following t?u nifnek of hi ! t'ueii** The l(?'V. Mr Tmnipheed >vrts wi<l K ninl lunl iiiini.v wanu friend* m Oil* Vlty where Jo* mIho attended 'he Htiiti* 1 'iii v(*rxltjr. He. hud nerved tdmrt'htiA in laiinuKter, lleniietUvllie, .Kloreure. Columbia. Chester nod other pointn in the Mate.and for 'the pant t,*vo ,vear? loot hpeh pic*idinj( older of tin- tlreeuville di?dtlrl. lie wum one of the liewt known and um*t |M?|tulu f MftbodUl mittltier* in (ho Htatc ami th* aituouiir?mtttit of hi* death will ?*arry Morrow to oiuuy In ^ill M'CtioQM of th?- Htuto. 1 1 ?? vvn* a ma,; of itmrkod ability, ami wan rarogiilscd u* ,nn?> of tlu? leader* of ll??' (?ouf"n,iK<\ which hud (wire honored him with ^|w f'oM to w in tin* general <<oufcn<mtv ii< iimi **?m? ?titUllcal wrttury o| tlur < I'lilVi ?in <? tad OflC of t li*' tvlil.it* "f lh?* 'conference minute* for many year*, ii it ci Iimi lw?tl HmwtHr# ?/?of v mlKhiotU for mIx year*. ||? li'livi'K n widow, who was ,\( i*s Kathcrim> IhIh'II of <'nimle?; Ids moth er. Aii s. .Matuilda Turnipseed of thin ?it> ; l>n?i hri >, tin' Ui'v. li. J(. Tin ii 1 1 >?????< i of (Jrcenwood. and IjoiiIhi 'Or mii, iimi i. in- >ihter. Mix. Il?-tt??- ItroWUC of VVIntbrtn) r?dlff?\- TucxdayV Htate. ? mm. i' ... ... .i i .i ? H?'V, T. A. Hheaiy. pastor of the MtilnxUid i'burrli at HWdifiwa died M?n day of lQflW9li Good Tires Are Scarce and High And they are going to be scarcer and higher. We have a most complete dock and all *izes. Can save you money now. and in the future. GOODRICH "The Beat in th? Long Run" " tm I ?win...! !.!?>? II. inn ?'|| I. in ? ?????? .? w? M .i. ? ? ?? i. nm ? ???'?!? m'mm ? ? n ? Prompt and satisfac tory adjustments. They are no higher than the ones you are using. . ? ? r: 1 '?'Ut.'-'.n.*' IW ? '..I ?? ?? J. GEO. T. LITTLE, Distributor FRANKLIN. HUPMOBILE, CHEVROLET ' ' ' . i i ' i ' i i I I i I .i ? li I ? ii i i i i I i'i I ? ? nmmmmmm ? ? Buy War Saving Stamps Now. Don't Wait. Back Up the Boys in Belguim ~ ' t ?' ' . ? By-? Buying More War Savings Stamps They are doing great work there for l)S. We must see that our Government has the funds to supply them with everything that might make the fight safer and ? shorter for thenru W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Telephone 30. ? Special Notice to Telephone .Users Prompt Payment oi Telephone Bills Required. i ; ? ? Good., business practice demands prompt payment of bills. ? Your telephone statement is mailed promptly on the first rof each month for rental service in advance and long distance charges in arrears to the 20th of the pre ceeding month. Thtj entire bill is due and payable at the Com pany's ollice on or before the 10th of the current month and if not paid by the 20th instant further service may be denied. If you will adopt the plan of returning your re mittances as soon as you receive your bill you will find that it will save you as well as ourselves the embarrass ing duty of having to call and notify you that your hill is past due. Now lets all work together and put the Camden exchange over the top in collection efficiency. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company J. A. Hough, Manager SELL FARM / / ? 1 in the BIG MARKET gyO i-r* i i ^.i y e ? * - * . ft it We have hundreds oC iuituirie* for farms 6T all sues ; location** wanted in every section. Lint your property with ok ami hsuuiv Wil<* nn<1 the best price, AVrite . . ' us today and let us include your plaep In -our big fall advertising bulletin *?-nt to thousands of fartn buyefa everywhere. Our ui)-to-dute method* bring result*. Write tOflg)'. ft' CI.ARKK Bl'llil Si " * . ? v'. ! SEVEN WAR WORK ! RELIEF AGENCIES JOIN IN DRIVE ; ? ? ' Recognized Great Organizations Representing All Creeds and Elements Welded Into One. $170, 800,000 IS THE GOAL '& ?: ' _ . ? .. .. .. v ?>. . Plan ?# W?r D?p*rtm?nt to Avoid WmU of Energy and Duplication ?f Iffort BnthuilMtloally Adopt ed and Unity !? Adilwid. t '' WHAT GENERAL PERSHING NEEDS ?v ' " Give mo nine men who hav* i hut and I will have a more affec tive fighting force than if I had ten men with out m f r,T ;'?*??? ' ik ?v'4^ -General Per&hii ig? On November 11 the Amerieatt.peo pie will start a one week's drive to rnlse the largest amount of money ever given outright* by any people In the history of the world. The drive wiu.b.e a new thing under the sun. For the first time Protes tants, Catholics and Jews, forgetting all their differences, will line tip shoul der to shoulder, welding their Individ ual organizations together In their common devotion to the boys in the cHutonments and over there. This amalgamation of the seven great agen cies engaged In war work Is on* -of the finis developments which have been brought about by the war and under the wise guidance of President Wilson. The seven organizations which to gether will make thlp united appeal nrs the Y. M. C. A., Y, \y. C. A, Na tional Catholic War Council and K. of C., the Jewish Welfare Hoard, the War Cathp Community Service, the American .Library Association and the Salvation Army. Fa eh of them will need funds this Fall ; each had planned a separate campaign for support. Now, acting on' the suggestion of the President's letter of September 5, the seven campaigns will be rolled Into one. The American people will be spared the burden of seven separate appeals, and the nation will have an opportunity to. demonstrate splendldiy that men and women of all creeds at home can work together, as men of all creeds over there are fighting and dying together. l>r. John JR. Mott, whom President Wilson has spoken of as one of the ablest and most useful men of hlsTjen eration, has been selected Director General of the drive. It Is lutereitrhg to note that Dr. Mott's name was placed in nomination by John G. Agar 4?f the National Catholic War Council and seconded by Mortimer L. Schlff of the Jewish Welfare Hoard. The gen eral committee having the campaign in charge contains such well known names as Raymond B. Fosdlck. Chair man of the (Commission on Training Camp Activities; George W. Perkins, Chairman of (he Finance Committee of the II. Steel Corporation ; .Tatnea F. IMictan of Horuhlower and Weeks; Honorable Myron T. Herrlck, former ambassador to France; Cleveland H. Dodge, Ceorge Cordon Battle, Mrs. Henry P. Davison and Frank A. Van derllp, president of the National City Bonk. In every city, county and town the campaign will be In charge of the big-, gost men of the community. Together these seven organizations represent a work that is sta goring Tn its proportions. They have more than lft.OtH) uniformyd., workers, standing shoulder to shoulder with the boys ev ery step of the way from home to the front line trenches. 'I bey operate more than 3,000 buildings ami ship 500 tons of supplies to the boys In Fnuice ev ery week. Fifteen miles of film set sail for the other iflde each week un der their direction, and the regular weekly attendance of soldiers nnd sail ors at their motion picture shows Is more than fc,f>OQ,000. Xhe Bibles fur l nished to the boys since the war broke out would, if piled one on another, ' make a pile more than twenty miles I high. - j ? "Morato," said Napoleon, "is as oth er lector* in war ?s three to one." By I which he meant that one man who Is j kept contented and happy in better I than three men who are discouraged L and homesick. . It is the huninsjiK of j these seven great agencies td help f maintain morale. They are keeping up ih<* fine fighting edge or ouK boys, ! and by their .ministrations, helping to put added power Into our army and navy and so hasten the hour of victory ? when they will brUig our boys home ? again. % & U Is fleeted By national teedera *lory drive will "go Over the top^Mri a larger way than any campaign that haa preceded it. TROOP SHU- SINKS l on in Qfrtpni Mtr*m*hlp "Airarlka" Went Down at llohoktm I'Imm.. ( I * ? I m i k <i i , N. ,J., Oct. 1.Y Shortly 1>? fore the American troop transport Aunt lea, foruii'il.v tlic < ii-i iii.im I : .III - Al l.inl I. I'd'xpujrvr steanmhlp ^Vmerlka. wax about to Mill today for Hurope with soldiers Mini supplies tin- vessel sank at hvr pier In the rarly morning darkness. while the troop* aboard were sleeping, the Am? ha settled with her keel in the mud. leaviug only three pi he'r eight decks. to gether with part* of hei: funnels above water. ./ v So f?r a>< wan known up to neon there was no loss of lift'. Kt? ?1 ?*?r repar la W(tr? that between thirty and forty of t bf crew had perished after being trapped ill tin* boiler 1 1 ii ?iii . Th?' America, of -2,f CJ2 tons gross. hah a rapacity fm- carrying N.000 troops and a now of men. Of the troops, it wa* said that only 'JOO or MX) were on board at the. time. Nearly all the < "ul had been placed in the milkers. The America, then the Anierlka. sail ed < >ii her lirst voyage from New York on Oetohev -?*>, UH?r?. To celebrate the event, a banquet wax hold on board the ?liner the previous evening, attended by j-<<pi'i-xontativeK nf the majority of hti'Btu ship interests of the port. ' ? ?. At that time the ship was the largest passenger vessel in point of tonnage alloat. having accomodation* 'lor~. * passengers and about 400 crew. She was the first of the ocean liners to he equipped with electric elevators .and her -VTrrtmtx wtoon* and na^rmtoly rntinnt-wrrr decorated Willi paintings of distinguish- * ed Americans and American scones. -Her decks were named uftwr presidents of the United States. The use of one of the imperial suites for a voyage cost |^80O? In Avi^nst. 1014. sJbe was iu New York and remained here until the I'uited States entered the conflict. Then she was seix c?l uud taken over by tlic Uuited States shipping board. Wilful damage to ? the ship by the officers and men of her form er crew was vepaired here at a cost of approximately of $500.000. f> n ? ' 1 1 Charles II, Carlisle, son of the lie v. M a rlfr. I., Carlisle, died Sunday at Qulney. Kl|i.. after n weeks illness of intlucn/n. Ills body was buried at Anderson. Dr. William (?arland White, a prom iuent physician and leading citizen of York, S. C., died Saturday at his home, in that city of pneumonia. W""" . J ' v THir ciRii* Kriomiii^ < ' IMhtim KprcswdHng Hill Tfcfn U N? Ocraiiou For ; - - t- 7-^ry* ?f ^^^.vywyry^j| Wii?d)(*r ?m* not tb?? grip epidemic, whhh, bus enured Mieh ' Merlon* eoueftra thioughAm the country during the past ten Umv^. is of Qfrwiv Ortyfi. (hi* number of it* victim* ban reerntly l?wn increasing #o rapidly tb|t drastic steps throughout tho .nation gre C#H?d for. The Intent report# from the Hurgeou (Seiierar* office unfortunately indicate that the ditfCasc is as yet unchecked id array rump*, aiul the tJoreriunent ha* cojitddered ft neeenH?ry to ixHue a warn-' ing t<? the effect that all ponaible ateps should be taken to prevent conditions tii'in bacimting *vcn worse throughout the Country, It M?i?l that. reports l?a? ?? been received showing the pr*?ence of t he dlwcase In every one of our atfttt* except live. The condition at our im tiougl capital, with its overcrowded <>t (Jeep, hotel# and Vl^'oliiu?**, has become so Heriouw that extraordinary preau lions are being taken orders haviug been ismied for the immediate dosing of thenars, dance hn 11m, moving pi* l u.v houses, etc. The Washington schools have already been dotal, and the time of Open lug stores and public others is altH4 being regulated in order to avoid duogeiou* crowded condition* Car*. Thf hospitals ?|V a|rv to rapacity and two bulhhug* taken ??*?* by the (loverum* used for the treatment of **, Vufortunately the condition I iuptou Willis to be h fa'r exaat situation in overcrowded di*t tnany mthcr part* of the nm tfcer? U n?'il for comiwte ,t? on tb?v part ,??*?> the public a and people generally wberewi appear*. , v i While th*> nituattou la e?rt of the country )v uiuUniiably arcouut of perwonH affected, to in almp*t every instance the l thorltle* are proving ubl* to uptoad <lf the dlaeiw* ^hortly uppcarancci moreover the pen fatalltlc* is comparatively Knial ahoulrt bear in mind (ho fact, tbat while there Ik an reasot great alarm or panic about tl |t iw Important for everyone t unusual rare an to health and aid in every posidblv way | the ?preHd.of the epidemic a u bat It wherever It appear*. - Th?? tnoat important p agatnut the dlneaae are Maid avoid crowded conditions *nd * roughing, Kuoeaing, or expect the preface of other* in also < slnw the diaeatio 1? highly ^ general Welfare League. We wish to announce that beginning NOVEMBER 1ST Ginning, all Meal and Hulls delivered to wagon, or deliver*! in tfte, city by out* dray, must be settled for in cash. If weshu products we will draw on purchaser with' bill of lading t$ tached. ' , ? . ? ? ? ? We pay cash for seed and it requires a great deal oi cash to handle the seed at the present prices. In order to bt sure of continuous operation of our mill we are compelled to carry at all times a "considerable stock of seed on hand. N<w if we sell products on open accounts and have to wait 30, (H or 90 days for the payment a great sum of money is tied up This locking up of so much money in raw material and opei accounts restricts us jn the efficient operation of our plant and we have decided to go on an absolutely CASH U ASK beginning NOVEMBER 1ST. Youb veiy truly. THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY Camden Mill. D. G. Perkins, Acting Manager. Times and ' ? ?; 'v - * 1 ' '? v V/OU will find the war A doubly reflected in our new Fall models. Lines have an added smartness . and triiriness that befit the times and become the figure. , There is appropriate restraint in lapel, sleeve and shoulder which is not only pleasing but spells the economy of lasting style and prolonged wearing quality. Some all-around models for any hour of .the business day bear the mark of ( Q ) . 1*518 ? St*ou5B & Bros., Inc., Baltimo**, Md. Clothes by these famous makers are always abreast of the exclusive modes. With fit, quality and fabric to be considered now as. never before, we are happy to be able to offer you products of a house whose standard has ever been maintained unfailingly. : . Z~ - : '? C . ' ? ... .. . r >v Hirsh Bros. & Co. 1 " ? . ... . - ? # ^ ?