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School District No. 41.
"Xk. Holland," Chairmiui
?? R. Holland *25
immie Hrtile jj
im Aleck }|
l?iry Saliiioau i?
?rauk l.eei- - ? 0
ipuln Tbomi}* 13
larotnfa U'f 1 - 18
ibel Whitrtk ??r , !K?
'rod l.cwis 0
bin Williams IK
Hi Thomas - Vt
SirHCl I - !rr.T* _ - . - ? !Ii>
tttjcene Alexander - ? IS
Jarru t .fohus .. ? . ? - ?
favid Kurman - ...? ? - 20
K. Watt* - 13
Total *, _ . ? 33S
Acre* ilcdumxt Hi. .._/ .
School District No. .lit.
.!. I., Jordan. Chairman
\<\ l?ltvis II
T. llortoii - ? ? -_i 00
.1. Horton ? 12
|T. S. Walters ... .21
S. S turpi s - ? . ? -24
S. Jordan . : ? 1-1
\. ,K Jordan, - r - - 36
|?n !*>? Kno.< 12
'wiry. Shoo rn _ 15
V. 1 faker _ ? .3a
I.. Baker ... .._T. ^fkXri 30
Vi'\ Estots . .??./_ .? 35
H. Williams - 12
R. Pitts 22
. C. Davis . ... 1. .... 15
T. Harrell .. v.*._ .18
T. Davis ?
M. Jordan .15
K. Jordan 11
It. Jordan 12
?6tfc Clary ? . IS
ng Kinkier i._. *???__ 18
>b Reed ... 1_. ? i y ? '0
m Gaskins . 30
m Drakoford 16
luis K irk ley . _ ?_ _ ? ^ _ _ . '1 5
irrie Zeak . ? 25
Mb Holb- ^ ? 24
tau Goodwin 2
Holmes 32
II, J, Mi-Knight 15
Virgin JW>ou? ' . . .... 15
IIqI> Hiiiuii 10
t? ^ ik?on ?.* A . . ,
W. J. <5?skius l i
Uobort Ituunnomi , 20
M. VWUoll ;r'?3r.- #
It, .1. Slmw
Jhiiuvs Miller 90
l.oinun MiUlnll f. 1 2
M i ? M.J. Jordan 0
ii. iv lkH>.u i:t
Wiiii, ? kuu*
It. W, Mlli* 15
.i It Kill QO
F . I-. .loitlun o
Wonley lJtmin 10
J. .1. UumIi ' 1
J. It. ltib.li . \. Ilj
*W. Walter* . 'J I
1>'. A. Room lit
Total , 4 . JU)1&
Aores Uiduml J818, ?/!
School District No. :;i.
L. J, Uiikrr, Chuimuin
M. J. . 3D
"J. - ... . 0
N. Perkins 90
S. J. l?o?? 15
N. C, BMf&rx 1Q
J. Jefferson 2-1
William* Page l.'l
1). Perkins - 12
,1. W. Aldrieh HQ
J. w. y i,-shii.> ho
?I/ouis MfOsHklU 20
Williuin Kiiox 1(1
J. Mayo 18
J. W, Blair 10
1). Dunham ao
W. F. Kftrldice ?
P. L. McNaoxhton ...? _ 12
O. A. Knight 10
'Bill Monday 80
W o. McNauffliton
0i 1$. McN'av?Khtou 18
K. F. Arnold - 20
T. S. Williams v . _ 18
H. K. <?atl0W(?> 2'.
Ho.vt Haadal ... .... 15
T. J, Iliuaon J
Ii, J. Uuk?'i> IS
J. ft. Hilton 1
IV, H. Shirley ? 10
.1. K. linker ' 17
I>. F. Hilton Ji L 4
O. M. Ilortoo a
W. J. linker 2
{'. 11 II, .t ion . H
Ira Ilorton ... 10
C, P, IMnokman, ? .v Ml
A. L. Stevens - - 17
A. A. Murehison - -v 35
.1. Dunham . .. - ^ -t ? 10
T. W1 Washington 24
H. R Hlyther - 20
William T, Twitty 20
William Washington 20
J. ,1. Taylqh ? 8C'
Total _ r>i 7W<
Acros (induced 143. '
School District No. :w>.
? . ? T. Olutirtuai)
Cljuvllc Holland^.. ... 15
% iv Blyther . 125
A. \V. Joy .1. - 27
S. B! Stoke# n oO
F. II. Playor 12
n. ?. ?iov^ns . 27
A. Ah NoVrlfi- , 15
?Ijiiiips Noni* . . 15
Johii ltrnwu 10
Mingo Burrows 13
Ueitboi Hdtisoi) -V.. _ 25
J. F. -Davis' - 100
A. .J. llinKon 25
O. H. <3aD*H i-'-LA ft&.?
D.' (1. .Joy
EolLv +
IVt.M- mil . .
C. \Y. Shiver n.--.- ? 20
ftaac Kelly- . - 2?
C. T. Trapi) -- - 22.
John Cook 11
Jiiu Ourry" 60
Jame* Kelly 20
BnrfpJ Rivers % ? - ' "
J?m<-? MaKiu ? - " ,2'
W. M? ftuttou * g?|
K<UWc Cooper ..;. --*?? '?*
S. J Johnson - J?
David BBCHttb lJ|
Atlum Htwfctr < - - *
\N <; |)*vlsi ***
W K s. Train* ?.
M. i. ('aniel .??,
II. ti. Tohnnnl ' Mr"
A. I*. llolonuin .
4t- V. i w* - ? ?
Total
Aeivw (Muotd lftp.
Sr|>uol District No. 8MI.
l'ii ul Ill-own, Chairman
A A Hall W
|t?Minu* YVung . ... ??- ?*
, l? ?tin Thompson J**1
\\ I. ?'*.>
William 1 1 >? ? i i* i t
Ktl \V?mu *v
.1 II. Mi-Toy W
ll. S. Ggpelind.
J. In l?ato - - -vu, 8
W A. Walters 8
C. I', Myers . S
\V, T. Trueaiflwle - -- W tA
W. W. l^'O jfL . 15'
W. I/. Ifconoycutt ??
l*MU] Hroww *+.+ ?*** 2jrf
Callie IliijiKin^ 38
IXad McCoy 15
M rs. Isahelle llro-vvu -- ^
\\ . M, I.tturenco - ?? 20
J. s. I >uiui 1 25
J, It. Marshall 19
Shad Murphy ? - IK
Hubv Lewis 1U
lluhe Thompson 14
K. N. Drakoford 36
A. I?. Drown 30
.fame* Thbmpson IS
15. J. Jone* 10
II. W. 11. Montgomery 15
.1. .1. lmKlisli 10
Friday Harris , 30
Henry Veruon 11
Steve Oray ...-W-.- 35.
W. M. Drnnuon ----- ? 25
< 'halmers Johns.. n ir?
A. N. Chestnut T..i 14
Jerry Smith -? 15
Aaron Martin
Cfeorge Jackson ^ ? ,r.. 14
Anthony Knox - IK
Sain tfllis ? 12
Chap Knox ? .
Total - 1010 047
An ?os Reduced 72.
School District No. 37.
I'. A. McDowell. Chairman
?T. S. Small 6T> 48 1
Joe Fletcher , 20 18]
*Hj?i>nio Hunter. . .. 12
H. A. Moore J?? ? 10 A
K. A. McDowell . X>
Tom Patterson ? 18
K. L. Ilutlcdge . . 18
lipvi ' Dureu 20
Hpeueer Rutledge ,.-i? - 0
Rob Mothershed :J'. ,\.. . 10
Will Cauthen . _ _ . lfi ?
J. O. Cauthen -<-~T 17
Alee Johnson .__ ? ._ 15
lirnest Carter 2fl
llcnnle Cauthen w. lf>
Cap t?autheu ? 4 ? - - - 1?
Sidney Carter _ 20
J. . 22
. :wi? 2?i |
'Acres Iteduced 71.
then BUYl
" Public Opinion" s
la awakening public appreciation to the economical value of
the automobile in general, the 600,000 Overland* now ia use
o , %
have played an important part. Model 90 is ft car of such
attractive appearance and sterling performance that owners
everywhere praise its economy and practical value. It hfta
power in abundance and luxurious comibrt that mekq stanacfc
friends. Public approval thus won and expressed U your sale
guide in selecting a car. Now it the time for a Model ^
Overland Columbia Company
Corner Sumter and Hamplen Columbia, S. C -
OwM ? nmJtorn^Tm^CvimU *?
FARMER EXPECTED
TO SUPPORT LOAN
Stirring Appeal is Sent Out bys
Heads of Thirty five Nk
tiomil, Interstate and State 1
Agricultural Organizations.
A stirring appeal to American farm
to maintain t!?eic wartime prece
dent of patriotism aud loyalty In the
support of tho Fifth Liberty Loan hurt
boon it^ued by the heads of thirty
ihr u ;tt tonal, |tiio(9(uto au?j| state
Camera organisations. *"
"To make your participation in tin*
.Victory Liberty Loan both iu money
unri service, the nuuisuw of your de
votiou to the great cause of democ*.
racy" is tho cauW for which thesa
furm organization loaders, headed by
J. N. Tlttemoro. president^ American
Society of Equity of Madison, Win.,
havo sent a message to all farmers
of the country, as follows: ?
*' ? the Farmurs of America:
"No flnttfpntriotlc service was ever
rendered ttulii when the farmers of
America, short ot labor, credit aud
farm sapplieit, still grew the increas
ed crops without ? which we could not
have won the war. The farm women
and children gave their labor In the
fields and the farms sent more than a
million of their beat to join the col*'
ora. \. The more that la known about
the war. the more gloriously our farm*
era' part in it will shine.
"'The Victory Liberty Loan Drive
begins April 21 and continues un.tU
May 10. Wh appeal to voti, farmers of
America, to finish what you have so
jpell begun. Make this loan aa superb
a success us the w^r crops you have
raiaed. See to it that the farmers
lead In puttiug the Victory Loan over
the top.
"Make your participation in the
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN both in
money and service, the measure of
your devotion to >,the great cause of
democracy? the democracy for which
many of our boys have uiade the au*
pretpe sacrifice. Let your subserlp-,
tion and your effort be both an of
fering of thanksgiving for the return
ofrneaee and tliif t^eiiia liy which Oie
world mayr measure the strength of
your patriotism and /your determina*
tion ^o see to it , that the war shall
not have been fought in vain,
? "Yours fraternally.
"J. N. Tittemore, president, Amerb
can Society of Equity, Madison. Wis.
'Grant H. Slocutu. president, Na
tional Gleaners' Association, Detroit
"John J. Farrell,. ^president, National
Creamorv Butter Mukerp'4 Association.
St. Paul, Minn. ?*' .
. <"M. P. Hull, president. National
-f??iry -Union, Lansing,^ Mick,
"Milo D. Campbell, president Nh
JioaAl MUk ? Producer^' Federation,
.^hoidiw ttsgfr; ' yflohg-r^vr^
"John B. Kendrick, president. Am
erican National Live Rtook AHHOcla
tion, IT. S. 8enate.
"J. If; jifciifibie, president, Farmers'
National Congress, Port Deposit, Md.
"A. C. Townley, president National
Nonpartisan Leagtte, St. Pan!, Minn.
"C. H. Gustafson, president, Nebras
ka Farmers' Union,. Omaha.. Neb.
^Arthur Capper, chairman, Farmers1
National ConjijhtFfeJrajn War Ftaanee,
TopnJra, Kau '
?"Benjamin C. Marsh. ' secretary}
'Farmers' National Committed oft' War
Finance. Washington, D. C.
^'Herbert F. Baker, president, Farnn
?ra' 'National Council, State Senate,
Lansing, Mich.
"George P. Hampton. managing di
rector, Farmers' National OoqncU.
"L. J. Taber, majfter; Ohio . State
grange, Bame?v,ilJe. '(5Tiiio. ?*? ;V
"S. J. Lowell, master, Near York
'?tats Gran#e. predouia, N. Y.
? MK: M; Swaitaer, director,' National
tgHcultural Organisation ? ??cfety*
VfadiHon, Wis a
"J. W. Plncas, formerly secretary,
?eAsraiio* of Jewish Farmers ef Am
?iica. Haw York. N. Y. .
"Rtek^rd T. MI y, seecetary, AmerK
ma Association f or Agrif ul tural Leg
elation, Madiaoa, Wta.
"Charles 8. Barrett, prssidsnt, Na
<0**1 TWmsrs Unfcm, Union City, Oa?
"John A. MsBparraa, master. Pea a
glrania 8 tats Orange, FOraiea, Pa.
?sc?:*taryfNationel
- >arry Union, Catnwissa, Pa.
"A. B. Thomhlil, president. fWm
rs' Union of Ttrginis. Lynchbra*. Ya.
D. Coops*, president, Dairymen'*
isagns, Nsw York sMg.
I "Oifford Ptackot, president. Peon
r taenia ftml Pnj^iiii Association.
'Charles A.,. Lyman secretary. Na
[ tonal Board of rarm Organisation
"Maurice MeAuliffe. president, 0tatS
?> timers' Union of Kansas. Sattaa,
An. - 1
~J. W Skortkitt nsNlary, National
onscil af Farmers' Os spiiatti a Aa
aciatioaa. York, Msfe.
"Charls* W. Mstnias. seers tary, Na
oatal Opsfawsrf oh Marketing and
arm Cm4Mb. Madison, Wis.
"fofcn lD. ttillsr. *1 raster, Dairy
T. O. Paktterssn, secretary, Jnter
osatata Assostetiss ef Ssgsr Best
rswsrs, Salt U*? Gfa. UHkt- ^
V Usary C. I^lism, ascrstsry Cora
Ht Msat FMtoesrsl Assoeiatkm. Das
WUas VmHlg
"fticbaMi Miss. mmiiri Jtnr
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Hold, Hold, Hold.
Turn which way you will I n?*i ?? is tin*
jdoa for more building and from one aide
of, the water to the other t 1m cvi
denot* of the necessity of construction.
"Huljd and own your homr" is u slogan
th'ftt has born sturted In tUin county- nuil
ii K one of tho very best yo t heard.
Peo'pky-l^ving in their own liornos are
likely to bo woll behaved, earust* uotlvo,
honest and careful. They huvo some
thing out as an anchor to Hx tbojn in
tin* sate harbor tboy haw chosen, aud
it is doubly to thelK 1 lit event to make
tlte harbor both *afo and pleasant-, for
t.honjHolvo? and their neighbors.' From
Ofeat Hrltaiu- we hoar that, tho jjoverur
incut Jh -planning. and preparing to build
additional houses ,to . neeoinmo- 1
date tho people. The building stopped
,on accohnt of the years of war cau^xl i
H lack of aeoommodhtions that could not .
bo mudo up by private enterprise Un
mauy years. Tin' ' necessity lfrr moi?j
shelter Was recognized and tlic work was ?
.undertaken : and it will prove not only i
<>t |W(tt importance in tho matter of
'providing comfortable homes fop worth)'
people, but will1 furnish work for a muU
-rttude that had not ns yel fonnrt its
place In tho ordinary. peace timo/Jnbor
situation. s
It is riot likely thai tbis country will
need to have anyhouses constructed by
iis?' of joihlic funds, for the |?? <?pl<- j
or>> uot In diru straits and few need to
1& oared for othor than po*?ibly > a few
who have Wen rendered Incapable of
supporting themselves from war cnsuul
tlos. ' Util then* was a slowing down
in construction for .more than two joars
and a practical e^wtajtlOD of,all building
fafy a, year, whieh must remedied.
i . - > ? 'V"*" ***
? vi. .
The people generally ure i u to reaffr'^Yr^y
the' home proposition. and in a thousand
tow uk uud cities more aro planning to
"owu their home*" thun ever before even
? bought of such a thing. Big companion
and little companies cun manage to
llhuuye t ho projects, uiul tbo man on a
medium sulai'y cun begin paying fyr bin
liutut und cany the process to ? happy
finale without realizing the fact the
amonut taken from hit* income being per
haps only that which would have other
wine been expend<^f~5oV trlfl^JO of 110
permanent) vulue,^4ric^^^.l^^le^?-pniou. (
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There was no lagging by the American
noldior in any of the driven In ^Tranofi
that effected victory ?. there should
be no lagging by the people at- home
in the Victory Liberty Ix>an drive that
Ik to effect payment for victory.
KUTTYHUNK BLUE
Is the finest made and the best value *
woman's money ever bought, because you
save useless bottles, boxes, etc., and the freight
on them, and get blue instead. Dlantoa&
McBOnneUACo., PhMa., liwtntDrsd StW *m>
If you are a resident or a tourist aad desire a
home in Camden these propositions should Interest you :
? *
No* 4. For Sale ? An elegant. old residence, situate
in the northern part of the city, contains two stories
. built Upon brick basement, all modem convenieirtegrser
vants' houses and stable, large lot measures 590 feet by
500 feet.
No. 8. ? One 10 room reside nee in northern part of
city, hot air heating system, large lot 126 x 470 feet.
No. 21. One niee seven room cottage, furnished,
except linen and silverware, rents fqr $50.00 per month.
Prices and a more accurate description ef above
~ houses furnished on appMcaihin. ' " ;
Other houses and lots in various parts of thw city <
ranging jto Pric? from $1,275 to $6,dftt? w-r
i. jsrsuttsrs as*7 """"
^?a^M&rwriie ??e' casual, fire, haH~
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