The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 27, 1919, Image 4
Uii CAMDEN CHRONICLE
f'ublUhed eeerj Friday at 1100 No.
Hroad Street, ami entered at tbe Cam
leu an mm'odU claan wall mat
er Price per annual fl.fiO.
Camden. S. J u nr J7, (111. ?
Ail nhcriffft in Houtb Carolina. *1) ?k>*
tv I lei tor* and all foremen <?f grand jurie*
ii -? v .? been re.p*r?t<?l by Governor (VMiprr
to i i+'t-jub'r at the State Jfouae July
10 for the imrfhute of diwru*?ing law
.in. -lit In a letter which will n
be i>'ii! v* ail ?hfrilf* in tbe Ktat*. tlir
governor call* attention to the violation*
tit the prohibition law and ?ay? that
,-?t H|?)t.-ari?, too, that the jail i??puia
tl0H of the Htate in iucrt*a?iug axid that
rbe bontieide redord i* (lhlr<iwiiii(lj
Ihrgiy" Uhe Jjovf rn??r a)v? caiU at
t?'iitjn|i t ? ? t h?- f ??-t that after July J
lh?- Hlate will hari* a new *tt nation to
?/ace in regard to prohibiting.- ? ?
Keverai ymr, ago William Waldorf
4tytor wacludrd America too plcbeiau
for his arl*t??crattc .ideal#. H?- renqoved
to Htit()and. b<M*twfie naturalised in tbat
?Country, and ti?ok on ail lb# arNUicratit
air- mii'I habiliment* of an Kng1i*b gen*
lltanafi. Mr. A*tor ignored the fart that
)>(? bad tMftH**' U* -tkin country
?M1* -te?-rag?- pa??wngen? with tbeir worldly
good* tied in biMidle* which they car
ried on their l?a;'k*. II** ignored the
fact that their tarthfOd <?f living ? empty
-tore hoi'* for furniture and the coar??e$t
and ii /??*' meagre food ? enabled them' to
-aye tbe lirM dollars which went into
the foundation of the great A*t*ifr for
tune. Thi o* early privatioif* were n<?
?tigma ujh?n tin- rt im ??* - 1 ? ? r -? >f William
Waldorf A*tor. They arc cited to show
th?* <^>qtra?i between their condition
and hi* snobbery.
Mr. A-tor'? fortune ?'a? invented in
AjB.erie*ui Mu-uritu<~ When he hr?*nnjr
an Khglbiluna.ii he left the hulk of his
iio;->me |? r? ^?l iM-i ^*s? property i n America
where the rat** were higher than in
the land uf bin adoption, Wheu America
crite y! (In- war the A*tor property wan
caught Iriwffii two fniit'^inp*. Ktiglnnd
taxes t he incuUM'*- <?f her <*it iy..-n?i ?/^K>rd
iit# fit their rt?fideiuf.*. regardl**** of
.? '
where tie* properly which pr ?duce? the
'income- )? located. Thua I'ingland plaT-ed
a tax <r" the iiw?ine of Mr, A?tor.vhc*
ihhm: hi wa* >t. Mrllish citizen. Thv
l.'lijted Stat en income rax' law place*
thi' Imn'iii tijHifi th'* property which
prodii?"W the itiiMiiic regardle-H of where
'tile 'i\s'iicj- .if tht* property i* douiieilcd.
'I'hc ' A -"'f !< '? -pi-rt v . Tieftlg .tocBT'etl Itt Ilji>
? "'iiitr-i. ht*?*uine .iitbjivt to the l:ni{e?l
>.int< - iu< < mii* tax. The r?'?u!t that
l)r<?erv?*d Funl^nw^nt.
?
Mr. A?tor h eixnixdlrd to pay ait iu
coiue tsi itt Kngisnd twcauM b? Is'
? u KuiHntaum, ?4 in Amtrkto j??
isspt* tm bnmiw bi* property Is 1*^
nt?l IK this country
Tlir two ti(H? ?r? iou<*h more than
(be iiMMtiir ui from cbr prt>pertjr w
tsted. CouMtiuvntly, the American snob
who b??*nne so Kug!i?h grutlrmsu -4 *
forced to drS w besvily upon the princi
pal of bh e?tste to p ?y bis double in
cowe tsxe? It .1* de*erv<*d puui?btneot
for tbr ?ii-W?r> of s man wbow t,*r
iWf ramr fr?'U> A in tries o opport unities
sod wt?o*e ancestor* brlougrd fo tbe
toiling um?*e? whom ?uch opportunities
r (tabled to became prince* of Wraltb.?
l*|W.?Oll >i?*WS.
Fl? \W?(*>r.M,U a well known cmr-\
p.nt.r ? >f Orttorilll in having site u?ii<iu<*
-no .?f Convalescing St the tli.-r-n
viU# t-ii> btMfiit|] from s brokeu n?.k.
XYrutbrooh broke bin neck when be fell
from a ?roffolf] on BuueolDbe street about
two fMl s*". bit! thank* to bis good
fivk and ntdldl treatment. be is still
v !> mtvi'b alivf and will probably re
cover completely,.
The four negro**, Allen William*,
t'leve (?ar4ingt?>u, Sam Kice and Charlie
Fi (futktn who were held on the cbarg-;
of killing Wa?li Iteeder, a returned negro
H.Wier, Ht Clinton about a moutu ago,
were found guilty of murder, witb rec
ommendation to mercy, in the Court of
General Sessiou* at Laurens. J<Jfe sen?
ten<?'- w e r given the negroes by tbe
presiding judge. ?ank U. Osry, of At?
heville. 1
Falling out of an upstair* window
ami rolling down across the porch r<>of,
Kugeue, the nine mouths old child of
N. .I. Carden of Hampton Avenue. Green
ville, lust Friday nigh*. f*-l l into the
band's of a passing stranger wbo had seen
tin* chiMV predicament. Tbe man who
tdfocted the re^-ue mounted the porch
>tops, held out his hand and the child,
with a babyish -mile still upon his face,
alight"*! into the < stranger's arm. He
storing the child to his parents, tbe
stranger went on his way not disclos
ing .bis .identity mid Mppareufly satisfied
(hat tin- child had been rewijed. The
baby w?s unhurt by the fall of about
lf<) feet And b\ thu bouncing. rolling trip
across the pnrrh roof.
Mrs, l>. f i. ' .Massey, who wax severe
ly injured recently at t'atawbu Junction
when a freight tnfin crashed into the
outi, mobile in which she a.n?l otln-r num
bers of her family were riding and fa
trtll\ tvi jured her- h'ifband. Hurton Mac*
-??v. n:jd ' lie f youngest ehild. Is said to
be gradually, improving.
0>Widt J F. H?u*. of McI.?-ao eoupty, |
li|i>4?l?, h*? Ju*t hern allowed fl<)U by I
the foverumrut for a bor** of hi? which
*?'?? WIW in tbe firl! War in 4 battle
at <H)lona. la, | He had hU claim In,
?/iw* 1804.
SOMK CIVII. W.%H FItiJ ICKK
>"(Tr?? the |>?w*ot? (til.) New?i
lion. >V. K. S t *-?-<l , .>f Hutler. in an
? Memorial Pay |)wcch
delivered uo April 20th at Hullpchvtlle,
Kdv? hook intrrfi.un* Information a* t?>
the relative utrmgtb of tbe northern aud
southern artuie#, which is worthy of pre
*erviuf a* a matter of history, 'l't.-.
tifurfi S'rfc ?>??ipi|ed t?)' Mr* O.
U#, the bent authority on civil war ata
ti*tie*, and publiahed i,n the llaltim<'re
Vun.
We five this information becau?e it
contain* matter which every aoutbern
boy should know.
Total enlistments for the northern or
f< ?!? ml army were 2,778,304 as against
(Um.UN) iu tbe Confederate army.
Tbe foreigners ami 11 eg roes in tha f.-.l
? ral army aggregated 680,1)17- Heme
there were more foreigner* ami negro**
In the federal unity than the total num
ber of men enltated In the Confederate
arany by 80,017.
The federal army waft made up a*
follows :
Whitr* f r?nn the north ___ "2.278.8.1.5
White* fnuu the south 316,4'J1
Negroes ? ? 188,017
Indians ? - , - 3,530
T..tal 2,778,301
Number of aieu in
< ?oufedera-te aruiy L OOO.fKJO
North's numerical jniperloHt; _ 2,l78,3oi
The foreigners iu the federal army were
made up as foMowa :
Hermans ? ___ 170,S4.m ? j
Irish r__ ___ ___ 144.20<>
Itritish-Americans . ; 58,500
ISnglMi 45,1500
Other nationalities 74,tMH?
Numerical strength of armies at the ]
end of the civil war: I
Federal army May 1. 1805 ? . 1,000,510 j
Confederate army May 1. 1805 __ 133,4." >3
Number?? Piignjsrd in notable battles;
Co a. , F?Js.
Seven fla.vs Hg|lt
around Richmond - 80,835 115.2-10
Ant.ietain __ 35,255 87,104
< 'hancellorsville 57,212 ' 1.11.001
FredPrickvburg --- 78.110 HO.fKM)
Gettysburg ___ 02,000 '05,000
Wilderness 0,3.1)87, 141.150
Federal prisoners captured __ 270,000 (
( Vmfodprnt" prisoners captured 220,000
Pied in frderttl prisons I
I >ied iti ( 'on f?-derate prisons 22,570
Thus it is established that while the j
^ . i -V
South wan bi?H<kad?d sad tut of from
f , ?^V -? ? . . ? ?* : - .
pra*-tk-a)!jr ?)1 medical ?U|4>li*? more t\?n
f?nW*tf ?*>ldiem died in uo rthrro prinftaa
thflii *oldier? d.ed in Southern
prixon*. ?lth< iifh thv South Had morr
| of the federal |NrifOMr* to <frr fur by
0400 AuU nutfttNtijiBn ihi> Im(
i few*4 primmer* froiu the ,N??rth died iu
j S<>uth< ru prtaony by
Want?--For Sale
8AIJS&MAN WANTED-? V? Kifcftt or
ders for lubricating olK grease? ami
paint*. Salary or commission. Ad*,
dress the 1-enuox Oil and Paint Co.,
CllVfllod, Ohio. 12-pd
TO AI TO iiwm hs ? W? now have live
good mechanics iu our slmpa ami can
attcud to your with greater
dispatch than in the pa*t year. To
Ford owner* we wi#h to state that we
are under contract with the Ford
Motor Co. to handle geneulne Ford
parts only. We Hell and guarantee
Philadelphia Diamond Grid storage
batteries for eighteen months. The
price is no higher than (jie other
makes. When in need of a storage
battery come in ami let u# demon
strate thia perfect battery. W. O.
Hay's Oarage. Camden, 8. C. 10
FOR NAl.lv l .it of bedtdeads, ' mat
tresses, chairs, bureau*-, small table*,
kitcheri range and fixtures, aide boards;
one library suite and many other
household articles. Will be sold cheap
for cash. Apply to Mrs. K. B. Wil
liams. on Broad Street, Camden, S. C.
FOR 8AL.R? One new JOlS Ford truck,
102^00, Better come If yo\j want it,
<'aniden Motor ('<?. lti
_ ? . i i
WANTED ? A f? W pupils in typewriting.
I?. O, Ho* 110 or Phone 301 J. 12
SECOND HAND ORGANS WANT?D-^
Will buy any mak^t, Address Walter ?
Parker, Camden, 8. C. Box $28. tf t
WANTED ? Manager fof Kershaw
County Fair, to begin work at one?. {
? Work ' will require only part tipie.
Apply to II. G. Carriaon, Jr., Pres.,;
Camden Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED AT ONCE ? Small furnished
cottage in K irk wood ; 5 room fufnish
ed cottage, centrally located ; 5 room
unfurnished cottage^ centrally located. -
Address L. A. McDowell, Agent. I
? I
RED CEDAR SHINGLES? uali One- j
. Oh-Four, We have the best that can j
be manufactured. Mid-town yard ? old
McCreight lot next Cour House. David*
son and Co.. Office Crocker Building tf
T
FOR SALIC? -Extra heavy two horse
wagon with broad tire*. Can be seen
at my yard. Price ? $50, Apply to
Henry Savage, Camden, ,S. C. 9tf.
BITTER? Fi nest grade of creamery
butter, nutde at Getty's dairy, at 60
cents' per pound.' Lang's High Grade
Grocery, Cauiden, S. C. 5tf.
,, ? '<*?V
Wonderful Baking osult* are obtained by
cooks wtfo use the brands of Hour made by the
famous old Piedmont Mills, of Virginia whose
. oducta have been popular throughout the South
for the past half century.
i bread and cake of the most wholesome
andappet zing quality, and biscuits and .oil, that
licrht and delic oua are tk^ reward that come
Tth&e who do IP baking with Piedmont
"Piedmont," "Puritan," "Argu. Self-Ruing,"
.,.anjB that stand in the highest favor of
ma^iy of th " best^ c oo kb Profit from their ex
nerience and order this flour, in which all the au
gment of "the wheat is retained.
AH war restrictions removed.
Piedmont Mills. Inc.
Fi~ Winl.r Wh?l Flour
LYNCHBURG, VA.
rfjx SEHSaxa
KDMNTMUIt
I lt*Y525*3lW .
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PASTCREJNG ? If you have ci .tie tp
pasture it will pay you to see me.
8, F. Brasington, Camden, S. C. 2tf
12 IIOI R KODAK FINISHING? AU
rolls developed I0c; packs 20c up;
prints 2 l-2c, 4c, 5c ; enlarging 3oc
up. Specialists ? we do nothing but
kodak finishing. AJ1 work guaranteed
to please. Eastman Kodaks, Films,
Supplies. Celiimtria Photo Finiahing
Co., 1111, Taylor Street, Columbia,
S. C.
BKICK FOR SALE? Just received three
car loads of brick. J. L. Guy Lurn
, ber Co., Camden, S. C. 5tf.
BUTTER ? Fiaest grade of creamery
butter, made at Getrty'S" tfairyr 60
cents per pound^^Jyang's-Uigh Grade
Grocery. Camden. S. C. -5tf.
"Ob? You Women" at the Ma>
T?u'>U;iy.
COLUMBIA LUMBER 1
MANUFACTURING CD.
falLL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HUGER STS. P W71
COLUMBIA, S.C.
Of H. L Schlosburg's 5c, 1 Oc and
ORNING, JULY
I he old Opera House building has been extensively remodeled on the main floor .and we art|
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prepared to open on Saturday, July 5th, one of the best variety stores in this section or the stat^
A ' " ' ' '4 *
Under experienced management, v/e are aiming to make this a store that, not only tne propnfc^
tor, but the people will be proud of. Among the specials for our opening day we are offering*
Large Brooms, 75c value, each - - 25c
Octagon Soap, Six Cakes for ... 25c
Ladies Corsets, each ----- 25c
Ladies Silk H6se, values SOc to $1, pair - - " ^
. Big Asst. Domestic and Imported China, each - 25?
Best Grade of Candies, 1-2 lb. > ' - ( " ^
A STOKE FOR THE PEOPLE
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
NOT HI NO OVER 28