The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 10, 1919, Image 8
I HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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H. I) Mlrh mill 4 i
K N. M, | ^UbM^
1'uhllshed gver.v Friday ut 1100 No
Hroad Stivol, him! entered at the Cam
l ?? 1 1 imstotth-e aa HtK'ond flato? mall rout
or l'rhv jier annum $1 50
Canuieii. S. C. .Ian. :i. ????*?
1 V ?. .V ?- .
.Many ooinpluiiit* are beiut: made a*
t?j> the ope/atiori of ihf ferry aeroiut the
Wmt'h'o river ut thin place. A party
i ix yesterday that ho >pcut thm
hour* mii the river try in if to K?'t iiciohk.
ANnia with hliu at tin4 time were fuurv
tiM'ii aiitoUmbilew ami several bungle*.
Many holies were in tin- ears, ami ii
wu? a great ljp*onviiniencv to t U??su'
p I ? ? . These complaints hav?? been made
mi numerous oivaMlonK a ml It sreins to
us that th?< situation mnld he remedied
in sunn* manner. The ?vunty has been
rMvivlui soiuet lung <>\ci tfii thousand
dollars per year from automobile tolls |
?nd these people who have to pay.lheirj
money t *? ero*s are .entitled ? tw better I
-.?IV i.e. s.>iii<- .it iIhv money wfitd i?e |
? \ i>. i ? ? le. i in puTFTiT* t lie ferry in
shape.,' At the rate Hie river bridge Is
lie inn erertetl it may be ir Ioiik while
yet before parsing eau be made thlx
way. ami it is high time the publie was
getting better service, We invite criti
cism of the ipuiuiKi-nXMit of this ferry
through these columns; We know of u?)
belter way to net better Service from
nubile otUelalH than mi appeal through
the public print*. >o let tin- patrons <>f
tin- ferry open up their guns.
1 *i? Ml W* a former editorial w?i ????? !
oil t liv *tftlT ??f the < 'harleston Ameri
can ami f??ur other*, one of fhoin a ilojcro. j
started on tlx' way from t'hnrleston to!
tin- fedeful penitentiary in Atlimta 1 rt s t t
Thlirsdii v afternoon. I 11 i t ?>< I States Mur-j
vliiil .las. I,. Hi Ul H W it* in chart!)- <>f thej
TK t-ion-i s, " Xone of tin- lorn appeared i
hin II, v depressed when they were lin?*?l j
up preparatory t . ? tin- trip, hilt a rellee* j
tive <*oun teuaiiee appeared to lijfht up!
Wicrsc's fun- as one little ui'ijro hoy
in it nearby street > ?? 1 1 I in another a
< 'hrisfinas meeting.
1'nles.s a league of nation* or other
tribunal that \y i I ) make certain tin* limi
tation' of international armament i? es
tablished. i In- f'liited Statos must build
I lie greatest navy in tin- world. Secre
tar.v Daniels told tin" hotlM* iinvni com?
mitt ?>?? Monday. "It is in.v linn convic
tion." declared tin' secretary. "that if
flic con fi'rCHcc ii t Versailles iloi-s not re
sult in a general agreement to put an
end t>? ii il vii I building on tin* part of all
th<> nation^, then (In1 I'liitod Stirte? must
hem | het will ami heml her energy ,, must
give her men ami give her money tfv<
the tusk of the creat ion of incomparah
ly the greatest navy in the world, \*
I?r. J. Wilbur (''llapmau. one of the
most renowned evangelists of the pres
ent i'a\ . ami executive taeuil of the . N?_w
Krn movement of the l'reshy terimi
t'hureh. formerly pastor of tin- Kouitth
, Avecvie I'rcshy terian . t'hurch of New
\ ork ? ? f ami one of the ablest minis
I t> >t any denomination in the Cuiteil
>'tit< ?*. !icil Wednesday morning at New
\ork, following an operation.
^ K. Mauer. a well-to-do VitiZ'ii of
(?ario-lt. in Hampton eounty. was inur*
dered I'm'sday morn inc. Severn I negroes
are under arrest and feeling is inching
high. I
Mottling <ierman>. % ""
When the outline of the peiuv term*
n?v published lh** ?s?uutry i* likely to
tind t hut the Danish territ?>r> yf J
wig- llolttein will be roifloretl to former
owuerxli-ip uud condition*. 1 'tv s>iil i* ut Wil
son ttome months ago publicly declared
vMnpatlp wltlt thO->e people him) intimat
ed. till intention to make t hi k restitu
tion to Denmark i?s a matter of his
toric J\l?*tioC. Tbi^ is perhaps olio of tin* J
points upon which all tin* Allied Pow
er* hiv agreed, unil there is a deeper
itioutt-iiiu behind it than the mere mat*
ter of restitution. It will be oueof
I li** wh.vm for hohMng tlenuauyV *<'?
power in check. It Im |H>iu t *'il out by a
writer in 1'ho WorlU'n Work that with
this new alignment of Denmark territory
th?* stivtrh <?f HcncotiHt remaining to Oer
iiiiiii.v wo u Ul In* insignificant (Jerniuny
would be left >\ i t h several good har
bor*, "but. it Would be ini|?oiisible for
tin1 (ienuau Meet to move from the Hal*
tit- Sea against even uu inferior force."
Only one route would In- open and this is
what i* kuown as the UiVat Pelt, which
K *o narrow that a (101-1111111 Meet could J
n ? ? t i>a?s through it in war time with
out violation Swedish or Dunlvb nou
tralit.V lleHldj^, it would rouie under
fortification* that would prove fatal to |
any contemplated naval enterprise. With
(ieruutu.v rontiiied U? the Italtic, .she
wolild take rank as fifth naval Power,
j which would, iu truth, be somewhat of
I a come-down from her former mighty
IHisition. This much being understood,
the sjifuilioiiiKv of the inclusion of this'
rrstoiatlon in the peace conditions will
i become of better public apnrei'iat jlon -
t 'harlot te Obseivor.
Tin* Airplane.
< .if various kinds in the |iehl
of u \ irt t ioii have boon overcome (luiiuK
the war. umi'-fcw difficulties now Jie in
lit.- path ? ? f tin' development of one of
tin- most modern means of trnnsporln
i ion. V flight of about I .(MX I mill's, from
| Cairo to Calcutta. has- just been eoni
i | ?l?*l ?mI . :t still loiiKor trip from Kuglaild
I to India is in progress. and yet another
i ii' ioss t In- Atlantic is iii contemplation.
' It .sVcms its if onl.x a short time must
j elapse before heavjer-t ban air machines
I will be able to ll.v around tin- world.- ?
, ( 'hrist ian Science Monitor.
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i The sale ..f alcohol in South Ca*o
I Una. disguised Under tin* name of some
patent medicine or as .lainaiea ginger,'
buy ruin or lemon extra*-!, should be
prevented b.v law, says !>r. J. A. Ilayne,
Stat*- health officer. in his annual re
port to the general assembly. "Much
drunkenness and erime occur in -this
Stnti' on account of the greed of some
druggists in selling these intoxicants,"
said the report,
.Mrrtliiu of Slorkliolilcrs. '?
Annual meetiuv of the stockholder* of.
the I .nan A: Savings Hank will be held
Tuesday January Ttli at 4 :M0 p. m. at
Hanking House.
John S. Lindsay. Cashier.
Announcement.
KfVcrtive .Ian. loth, 1 will leave the
employ of The Camden Chronicle lo]
devote my entire time to the Real Kstate. j
Insurance and Collection business in ,
Camden, and in* this way wish to >in
j eerely, ?*" thank the patrons of The
Chroiiiele for the many courtesies ex
i tended me during my eonneetion with
j this pa|M't\ and t<? assure them that '
| any business which they m)l) see fit [
j to entrust to me in this line will re
j ????!>?? prompt and ea refill attention.
U?'sp?H-t fully,
i Lawrence A Mc|>ovveH.
D. W. Griffith's
Story of Victory
Death tor the hun> who were beating down the door.
Life for the Amerieal girl. trapped behind it.
And for the American boy who led the Yanks, the
one who threw the grenade, the greatest thing if life.
What is the greatest tiling in life? Victory? The
veteran's first view of the Statue of Liberty after the
end of tin* w ar? ( )r ? lust what is it?
I). W. Ciri tilth will show yojj in the newest pro~
? duclion from the land of the \ genius who made "The
Birth of a Nation." "Intolerance." "Hearts ?>f tin
World". and "The (Jreat Love."
? LilUnn dish anil Robert Harron are in it.
Griffith
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fy 3rd.
15c.
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of ni^JyRo.
mloftun^L
' viwt w?e*i
?Vut i.?Mui tn tei
Th?> ?*?>liK??i"iis\^y^ra
I'mnilifi of wUtlm^L nu
. mm ym)xw* !n(M.i(.; m{ (},
,rv?v i >n i inn the P^^fc^pvllle ??
mint to" civil life ,a duty is l??^xooln,ai|
inon and their families, a duty
larly imperative in the vmw of diaclu^_|
??<1 niou physically impaired. He'd CrosJn
will furnish aid in helping them adjust
themselves to exiktiujt social ?n?l eco
nomic surroundings in tho best manner
IMMiible,
The family of a man honorably ?l in
eharged will be xiven information ami
other service during at least a year after
discharge, and beyond that period appli
cations for assistance may be dealt with
individually at the dim-ret ion of the
Home Service Sections.
Home Service will continue to the
discharged soldiers and sailors, whether
able-bodied or disabled, and their fami
lies; to the families of deceased .sol
diers and aallors to the families of men
and women attached to hospital units
as nurses; doctors, orderlies or ambu
lance drivers; to families of soldiers and
sailors of any of the allied forces, liv
ing in this country'; and to the families
of civilians who have been wounded or
killed as the direct result of war acti
vities.
T. K. Trotter, Chairman.
Home Service. Camden Chapter.
Camera irt Military History.
The Crimean war saw tho cant era
first UHod hh a recorder of military
history. The device was but Hi year.*
j Id at that time.
? Gift Above All.
If, Instead of a gem. we could caul
the gift of rich thought into the heart
oi* others, that would be giving as tho
ungels give. ? Selected.
FINAL DISCIIAKGK
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 1th. imp. 1 will make to the I'ro
bate Court of Kershaw County my linal
return as Guardian of the estate of
Mrs. May llowers. now id Key West,
Florida, and on the same day I will
aj>ply to the said Court for a linal dis
charge from my trust jis said Guardian.
AMOS (!. HALL. Guardian.
Citinden. S. C.. .Ian nary 2nd. HHP.
FINAL IGSCIIARGF
Notice is hereby given that one month
from this date, on Monday Feb. Jlrd.
1PH>, I will make to the Probate Court
of Kershaw County my final return as
Administrator of the estate of G. F.
Gorton, deceased, and on the same date
I will apply to the said Court for a
mini discharge as said Administrator.
JACK HORTON.
Administrator de bonis noil of the estate
of <;. F. Horton.
Camden. S. i'.% December 'list. 1P1N.
FINAL DISCI! AKGlT"
Notice is hereby, given that one mouth
from this date* **011 Monday Feb. Ilrd.
IP IP. I will make to the I'robate Court
of Kershaw County my linal return as
Adminstrator of the estate of J. G.
Horton. 'deceased, and on tho same date
I will apply to tin* said Court for a
tiual discharge as said Administrator.
JACK HOUTOV.
Admiuist rator ??state of J. G^? Horton:
('ainden. S. 1 December .'51st.' 1918.
Wants-For Sale
WANTKI*? T wo horse share cropper t>>
have own stork. i'Iom1 to Camden. year
contract. Address t'ropper, <*a-re of
1 Clii'iiiiirlc. JM-pd. |
i ? ?
j KOK SAI.K OK KtfNT? Three < hair |
colored harbor shop and tixtures. Lo
? ?atcil mi west lH?Kalh Street. Apply
1 to l.ur\ l.lovd, North Campbell St..
1 Camden. S. C. Iti.pd.
! K(IK >\I.K ? I ><Miiiu<la < 'nion IMants and
\ aN'iiria Ked IVanurs. Also Head L^t
j and vegetable* throughout tin* wa
?<??11 \ } ?| ?? \ to H II. Itaum. Camden. S.
V ::ti f
LOST ? Large male Collie ? I? ?g . I.ibcral
reward for imy Information as to his
whereabouts. Frank Campbell. Jr.,
Camden. S < '. .'18-tf.
WOOD'S ANNIVERSARY I
Seed Catalog
Gives the fullest and most
up-to-date information, not i
only about Seeds that can be |
planted to advantage, but
also about crops that prom- "
ise to give the largest profits
during the coming year.
OUR 40 YEAR8' EXPERIENCE,
and an equipment that is unsur
passed in this country, give us un
equalled advantages for supplying
THE BEST OF
Farm and Garden Seeds
Write for Catalog and Prices of
QRASS and CLOVER SEED8,
SEED OAT8, SEED CORN
and SEED POTATOES.
I
Catalog Mailed Free on Request.
T. W. Wood & Sons,
SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, V?.
For the Boat of Oar4?nsa ^
PLANT WOOD'S SEEDS.
I truth a* ftl?hopytllc.
Ilfuhopvjile, .fan. Mr. WJllfain W,
I.'uhju, One of the xddcst ftu<1 bikHt kuowu
? n% (.f tbt* county at hi? bbttfe
? the S:. k ? UrMgo k?cMi>u, Tbur&day
i.riu.iiit at 1 i Vl.H'k, after huviiiK b? oq
<'? i lmin^ I. n'fh for * ?vcr:?| yrar*. U?
? rlgbty-lwo yea i-M <>M i*u<l wa* a mem*
o t 1 1 < ? " ? ? i Mi'iiidiist Pburob.
He leaves three son*, Mewr*. J. \V.
I lW?U, Vif !!etbui<$; >V. W. Ileatiou. of
Klbk cemetery this h>*k..E ?
Ntiiun\The fgr*nHrtt, Carrot*, Hoots,
Munturd, Kaiv*> (tape, Yuuug <>1110118, Ar
tichokes. Now ready. 'Phone 28, J. It.
Xeinp, Camden, S. <\ 37:8*U
KOH NALK-r-^iie 1018 model Chevrolet
touring oar in good condition. Apply
at Chronicle o$ce. , tf.
RKO CKI>.\lt SH I NO I jK8? We have /or
afle one car load of red cedar anlu
glen at attractive price. Maokoy Mer
cantile Co.. Camden, K. O.
FOH NAIjR? A Uw good milk cowh.
Apply to W. II. Tiller, layoff. S. C.
STRAY KI) 01; HTOliRN ? From my
place at Iloykin on Wednesday Dec.
I tli. one black maro inula with white '
mouth, weight about one thousand
pounds. i(?<\vard if returned to Kip
gone l>. ThompKou, It. F. I). No. 1,
Moykin. S. C. ttti-pd.
auu II. "? ?"?'?? *"<
ml two daug htorn, Mf*. * ?
,, ol thi? pluro ?mr Mm
,,tt of Hi*M>vilh\ biymi?
M-r ol relatives ami friouiU
'Mi Hth. The reuiaJnS, were
1'IANO WANTKD- To n ut lor winter
season. Address, Minting im?k?? of
piano. condition, and reutul' vvanted.
"llano". care of Chronicle.
FOR FKK.T1IJZKR for immediate <fe
Uvery see .1. L Moseley.
\V.\NTKI> ? Young man of good habits
with ounmon ? ?nJucation and
knowledge I >. I-. Itookkc^piiTg. G?k??I
unit \ t. ? learn nice business and
to advance. AddreSs in own handwrit
ing. Kmpk'.ver. care o? Chronicle. 2ti
FOH SAI..K ? My farm of 75 acres 10
miles cast of Camden. 4.*? a ores in
cultivation, !!."? fenced in lots, good 7
I room dwelling, 'J tenant houses, big
I new barn and other conveniences worth
more than some of the land Penny
! Bio>. has sold for .$100.00 per acfP".
i Price JjMX.oo per acre, all or part cash.
?, I {enroll for selling I want to buy
property in town. < \ It. SpradlejV
I * liti-pd.
MTK.VTK OF SODA? Is cheaper now
than former quotations, and plenty to
be had. and lower prices expected
in the season. We also have a lim
ited amount of acid phosphates and
mixed good at prices lower than pres- (
ent market quotations. We also have |
a limited amount <\f blood. Ii*h tank- j
I age. lime. 7 per cent meal, fish scrap. I
tankage and all grades fertilizer ma- I
j terials to offer. Write us for prices.
Southern Brokerage fV?.. Sumter, S.
Ic. :!?tf.
Fish Scrap Fertilizer
Wo have teventj thousand tons f Fish Scrap Fer
tiliser for sale to the farmera of touth Carolina at
wholosale prices.
Write W for further particulars.
The Fisheries Produci Companv
NATIONAL HANK ItUXi. SAVi|VVA"
1 " 1 i m
One of the most desirable les in Camden (on
Fair Street) ? house contains sJLms with kitchen
and bath. All modem convening, two room ser
vant house and large burn. Lot! x 265 feet. This
property cannot be duplicated Anything like the
price at which it is offered.
Lawrence A. MDowell
Insurance ? '?Re il Estate ? elections
TEN HEAD of *n?nll shouts lmvc boon
taken up at n?,V place north of Cam
den. Owner cun got same by prov
ing property and paying costs. J.
Hoy cp Maker, Itte. .'J. Canidt-u .17-38
Al'TOMORlLE RARUAINS? We have'
on hand for sale at exceedingly low
prices eight automobiles used by the
government: also. six automobiles that
have never been it sod. bought at a
bargain. Pri<-e* $NfiO.QO to $1050.00.
Also want agents in each County for
a good line of cars. Columbia Sales
Agency, Columbia, S. (J., Phone 378.1,
STORAGE RATTKR1ES RE-CHARG
ED.-*r\Ve have installed an up to date
mercury arc rectifier. This with our
^i^gular motor generator enables us to
ie-ehurgy twenty two storage batteries
at oiie time. All storage batteries
should be ve-chaiged every few nionths
to prevent sulphating and prolong its
life. W. O. ITay'sJ7 Oarnge, Camden,
K. C. ' V* 33-41.
RED CEDAR SHlNGIjES?-We have for
sale one car load of red cedar shin
| gles at attractive price. Maekey Mcr
| rantile Co.,' < autden, S. C.
| WANTElf ? Several ?'slutfe-cron pers on
j farm near Camdun. Apply 1*. <>. Ilox
! 227. Camden, S. C. tf.
SECOND-HAND ORGANS WANTED-rr
Will buy any inakn. Address Walter
PlHrker, Camden, S. C. Rox 228. tf
FOR REL4 horse farm kiioi,
the Wtls place at Shayloni"
12 milelrth of Camden. Ai
C. P. i|>
ATHENS bK COMPANY, 0!
* Georgia, 1 largest buyers of
shipped grleow hides iu the
Reason is.fihey Weigh the Weigli
Mule and *0 hides $8.50 cad
Eugene Fa^dunager. Athens, (it,
Nov. S*T
FOB HALKpeif Rising Flour in wool
en barrelsToxas red rust proof oti
Ahruzzi re native grown. Woil
man (J roc?Co. 3(Hf.|
FOR SALE-jfcruzzi rye $2.75 per bui
el, $2.60 iive bushel lots pr 01
Westerhnnftnntation, W. A. Hus|
Manager, %off, S C.
WAITED? 1 public to know that
have reojiei^undcr new taanaRtmtd
First class lair work, genuine Foi
parts, gagge and oil. Kmbaj
Motor Co.
NOTICE ? Foi nice, cheap oofflln
basket oallij Billing's Bros., A
rant's old .^Spd.
. , . .in." .11. ? SL-.-.T . . - i'
FOR SALE ? ft lots and bouses, wi1
one barn an stable, on the com
of Mill and prk Streets. Apply
li. A. Wittkopy, Camden, 8. C.
A Card
Upon my return from the Service I
take this means of expressing my sincere
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appreciation to the patrons of the
Williams Fire Insurance Agency for their.
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generous support during my jabsence.
' ' ? ? -?.*/?
R. M. Kennedy, Jr.
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