The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 27, 1919, Image 3
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/ FINAL DISCHARGE
?Notice is hrrrby fjivon that "fine month
j#m this date. on Monday, July 28th,.
M9, I will make to the Probate l-ourt
(Kershaw County my final return as
ifditrii: of tli<> estate of ft. W. Joye,
Ktaml. ami < ui the same date I will
Mrfv to J In- said Oourt for a final dis
iirge from my trust as said Execu
te. ? '
hi :r la ii j. J. joye!
Executrix.
Wen. S. June 24th, 1919.
SPEECH GOT WIDE OftMMKNT
Attorney Thinks Murderer of Mary
Phagan Has Never Been Tried.
Atlanta, Ga., June 13.? No public
utterance in Georgia in recent years
has created such wide comment as the
speech of Hon. Hoopr Alexander, United
States district attorney, which he de
livered at a mass meeting in Atlanta
j Monday night to protest against the
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Don't forget that we have good meals by the
thousands in our store.
That's the main point; it's jone thing to know
you are going to get groceries for supper and another
to know where to get the best.
Well, the quickest way to find the perfect meal
is to walk up to Our counters^ and tell us what you
want.
Our groceries are thp guests q f many homes.
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lVlfoil UtNA> M('l'<i> Of the JoWH. A 1 1 U&ta
newspapers, for variou# aud mindry rea
son*, but largely because tt i? a "soft
spot," stayed off (be *ubjcet, but the
eiuttem p>v-s took it up as a matter
<>f real news. w bU'b it w?s, and gave
lit front page position. Atlanta folk
who wore not at the tntvflM are list
hearing about it. and they a to How talk'
i |>K about it on all side#
After denouncing the crime* of the
INib-s, wbu 1?ave made a plea for as?*M
ance, the district attorney took froui bia
P?K?ket a typewritten statement whl^h
he read with great slowness and em
phasis.
lie began by saying that be had waited
*T yearn un(i) the people had l'<'< ""u> ealm
autl could, fairly eophlder w-hat l\t> had
to any.
' He then asked what could (Jeorgia
reply if the l'tdetr detnauded by what
right the cltlaeua of the state protetlfd
when a Jew wan convicted In" her court*
on the testimony of a perjured criminal
nnd tn a trial that was as unfair as
<'\fi Miiiiitti th pan a* U of Rmiili,
And further, the district attorney de
clared, "what would be our reapqoae
when this Jew was taken from priaou
walls and* murdered by a mob, not one
of whom Iras been puulahedY"
Mr. Alexander concluded by urgiug
that "the real murderer id! Mary IMia
gnn" be duly tried and sentonqfd for
the crime.
It was understood that Mr. A I ex a tide r
.referred to rhe negro (Aooley, whose
career since the Frank trill bun been
OUe of continual crime, und he is now
under a 20-year sentence for a midnight
burglary. >? 1 1 was stated by the police
that Oouley was the head of an organised
srang of burglars, planned tho robberies,
sold the loot and divide fhe proceeds.
It ts kiptwn that Mr. Alexander made
?i thorough study of all the evidence
in th$ Leo Frauk case and he was 'stronjh
ly of the opinion that he was innocent.
The case, it will be recalled, attracted
national attention and for some time
?lfterward was an ifcsue In local, county
?md state politico. ' |.
Tho fact thijt Mr. Alexander is a
lawyer of prominence and is the prose
cuting attorney for the government gives
unusual weight to any statement he may
make and revives a subject which was
at one time discussed from one end of.
the country to the other.
01(1 Woman Taltesf Thrilling Hide.
Atlantic City, N. J. ? 'Mrs. Ida C,
Wilcox, who i* NO, the widow of an army
colonel, lives in a little eottagu lhttaiT
the Held where airmen have been dying
their daring -performances since the be
ginning of the aeronautical convention.
The fascination tempted her until she
could stand it no longer, and she gave
the most experienced aviation fans at
the air port a thrill by taking a ride
with Eddie Stinsou, who uscended 3,0()0
tot
"1 want you to t go as high as you
can," she said to the daring filer, "and
do all t*he stunts I have ?een you do
with others."
Stinsou did as she requested. He
looped the loop with \ior teu times,1
did the Immermann turn, the nose dive,
the tail spin and finally ''the shimmy, a
new stunt invented, at the air port, which
consists of making the machine act as
if it were skipping through the air.
"It was simply wonderful," said Mrs.
Wilcox, when she came back to earth.
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? GAME ( OCK BROUGHT $7500
Sale In Alabama Where Every One
Brings Dollar and Rooster.
A remarkable auction sale was held
at York, Ala., June 7, when the game
cock "Bob Joue*" was Bold for $7300.
The sale was probably the most unique
affair in the history 6t t.be State. Peo
ple were invited to attend the sale bring
ing with them a rooster and a dollar.
Everything from a pound of home-made
can<\jr to a complete printing press, short
horn bulls, mules, horses, carloads of
limber, brick and even a billy goat was
donnted for the occasion. "The jsale
brought about $25,000.
Demopolis donated roosters named for;
Rev. Bob Jones and Governor Tom Kilby
ntid these being declared champions by
Bob Seale Were sold to the highest bid
der. Demopolis bought Rob Jones for
$7fi00 and Sumpter county bought Tdhi
Kilby for $7000. .
The noxt sale will be in Demopolis
in Anguwt at which ttme at least $100,-]
000 will be raised to bridge the Tomblg
bee and complete a gap in the Dixie
overland higliway, Every man on the
highway will be asked to donate a game
cock atid attend the sale. ? Birmingham
Age-Herald. " :? - V4. J |
Saturday at the Majefrtic Bessie Bgr
riscale in ,4The' Maid of the Storm".
Also a new episode of The Tiger's Trail
with Ruth Roland and George Larkin.
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Approximately 200 iwrsons were killed
by a 'tornado that stru<rk Fargo Falls,
^linn.. Sunday afternoon and wiped out
thfee blocks in th/^Xusiness section sf
the City. t
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"The Reason Why.'*
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the be?t, they are scientifically made
i and all mcdlciue. They keep the health
up, and the feed hill down. There la a
a cause for every effect, remove the
cause and the effect removes itself.
The Poultry Remedies are especially
made to relieve all the diseases in the
Fowl family such as Cholera and Roupe
and mnkes the Hens lay. ~ ?
The Hog. Remedy ?'will positively
keep off the Cholera, and if given- in
th$ first stages, will cure 90 per cent
Don't forget to keep en handgs bot
-tie of Farrls' Colic Remedy for Horses.
It is so simple with dropper, .that a
child can give it. Also a bottle of Fer
ris' - Healing Remedy, for Cuts and
Bruises on man or beast. They never
fail.
These temedles are all guaranteed
to you by your dealer, to give 'satisfac
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For sale by Springs & Shannon, Cam
den, 8. ,C.? adv. June 8.
Opening Books of Subscription.
Pursuant to a commission issued by
Hob.' Wl Hanks Dove, Secretary^ of
State, notice is hereby given that books
of subscription to the capital stock of
The Carolina Motor Company will be
opened at 1111 Main 'Street, Camden, S.
C., Tuesday July Itft at 11 A. M. The
proposed corporation will deal in auto
mobiles and automobile accessories, and
such like business. The capital stock
is to be $10,000.00, divided in to 100
shares at the par value of $100 each.
IIUOH BY TINDAL
JOHN It. LANGFORD,
vy: Corporators.
At the Majestic- tonight, Knl4jRpun??tl/
iu "The Law of Men" Alalia F.ox
Sum>hine Comedy "A Hon of rf Hun", /
WINTHROP COIiLEOK
Scholarship and Eutrance Kf*mln?H?n
To Be Held July 4th and 5th.
The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Wintfrrop College
and for the ndmitesrton of' new students
wiH be held ai'the County Court fltouse
on Friday, JnBy 4th, ?t 0 a. m., and
also on Saturday, July Gth, at 0 a. m.,
for tlvoee who wish to make up by ex
aminations additional units required for
full admission to the Freshman Class
of this institution. The examinaton on
Saturday, July 5th, will be used only
for making admission units. The -schol
arships will be awarded upon the ex
amination held on Friday July' 4th. Ap
plicants must not be loss than sixteen
years of age. When scholarships are
vacant after Jifly 4th, they will be
awarded to those making the highest
average at this examination, provided
they* meet the' conditions governing the
award. Applicants for scholarships
should write to President Johnson for
scholarship blanks. Those blanks, ^ prop
erly filled out by the applicant, should
be filed with President Johiw*>n by July
1st. *
. Scholarships are worth $100 and free
tuition. The next session will > open
Soptemfber 17, 1010. For further in
formation and catalogue, address Presi
Vfent D. B. Johneoh, Hock Hill, 8. O.
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v v FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that o<ne month
frouWhis date, on Friday, July 11th 1010
we wild make to the Probate Court of
Kershaw Oounty our final return as
Executors of .th? Estate of Russell A.
Ingram, deceased, and on the Mine day
we wUft apply to the said Court for
a final discharge from our trust as said
Executors.
GEORGE W. HOWELL,
DURHAM CASTON,
Executors.
Camden, 8. C.t June Ofih, 1010.
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< Jeweler and Optician
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