Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wants? For Sale coverrwi, qwuv , . I k?ihk'( with cement floor, electric 1 light* aud uuwlern ^our*uit?iic?, wood tihed and outl*?m??i4 on Lyttletoo **treet. Apply W. M. Jinruet, t'liiinlfu, S. <5. WANTWI>? Yoirfug cowrie -wants two room* for ligl* honwke??pi?g not later than Angiwt t^t, clone in preferred. Add rem 1*. O. Jio* lift, OmmM), H. 0. FOR SALIC? Htleff 'piauo, name as new, parlor net aud other bom* f u rn ImIiJ i?kh' Apn>lv 1205 Lyfcil??on Street, Camden, ?S. C. 17tf. FOR HAIJK At Kcdurfd PHm ? < >o? Mogul 1020 tractor, in good running order. Ai?i?ly to II. C. Singleton, <5Jt> (My*. Iti. FOR sfaij "Nltwitf of soda. spring deliveries at iin|x?rt??rn price. Scud ui* your order*. .Camel Cotton Com pany, Phono 240, Orocker ltulhbng. FOR HALK ? Hudson (151 for Hale. Klcctric starter nod lights, new top, new tlrea, new wtorage battery, new tratiNiniM?iv'ii gears, etc. W, (). Hay'a Oarage, Camden, 8. C5. 10- IS FOR 8ALB ? One *eam cotton tramper. I.. tr..< ill condition. tteason for selling TO AUTO OWNKRS? We now have live good mechanic* in our shops and can attend to your repairs with greater dispatch than in the past year. To Ford owner* we wish to state that we are under contract with the Ford Motor Co. to handle gcueuine Ford parts only. We sell and guarantee Philadelphia Diamond ("J rid storage batteries for eighteen months. The price is no higher than the other makes. When in heed of a storage bnttery cutne in and let us demon* *trate this perfect battery. W. (). Hay's Oarage, < amden, S. <\ 11) FOR SALK? One J 1 2 ton truck, prac tically new. Koa^on for selling don't nend it. Apply at this office. lip FOR UK NT ? llo ise known as '\VU* liaxu'a Hotel" on Itroud Street. Four teen rooms. Hot. aud cold water in hat It and kitchen Oood garden. liest location in city for boarding, or room ing house. Possession August ls?t. Kent $(1000 per month. W. Kohin Zeiiip. Camden. H. C. " 10 FASTI KIOINO? If you li.ivc ci tie to pasture it will pay yon to see me. S. F. Hrusingtnn. Camden. S. .C. 2tf I.AI NDKV AOKN'CY ? I am represent ing the Charlotte Steam Laundry, (.'all me at 101 or leave laundry nt <ient*H Furnishing Co Dnliose Itlake hi'v 2ti J2 IIOIK l((H)AK FINISH I NO ? All rolls developed 10c ; packs 20c up; prints 2 I 2c, Ic. 5c;, enlarging 35c Vip. Specialists ? we do nothing but (<odak tinwhing. All work guaranteed to please. Faslmap Kodaks. Films, -Supplies. ( 'nhimhia Pilot** Finishing <"??.. 1111 T:iylor Street, Columbia, S. < '. R1TTKR? I inest grade of creamery butter, made nl (Jetty's dairy, ut 00 cents per pound. Lang's High Orade if?rr>ci>i v. Csuiiden. S. C. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. W. II. Hailr i>* amending tfeo* at Hot Spring*, Ark. >In?. K. 4\ , vonf turn foB? to Atlanta for a two wf?*k* ?tay. Mr. nn?l Mrw. H. M. Latham ?|>ei?t *??veral ?!?>'>? laat wwk in (ire*mville. I'olitvman Knight ban b***u off duty for about ten day* eujoyinir a vacation. Mr. and Mrw. Uwrt?nn> Kirklaud aud I<awr?m?*. Jr., have font' to. the moun tain*. Mi'h*. Madle Wilnon lea v oh today for a two wcka, viait to relative* in Sumter. > Mr. II. It. KHiiiH?ly, after a pleaaaut u i U? home fnlkh i* upending a while :it Writehtaville Ii?*m*h. Mr. and Mr*. .fuilia IKiar, of Chtir* terftou, art- tin* gtn?>?tx of Mr*. Charle* Shannon, Mrd. Mr*. Frank I.. Zemp ami daughter, I >oi(?tiy, have returned from a trip to ! !n> mo'uutaioa. . MixM'M Kiunia Villnplg ue ami Uebekah l>??l.oufln* have rftjirnnd from a vlait to i.ibert.v III1I. <Mr?. MittMlt' 1 1 1 > I n' 1 1 Mi?? Mn/.ii- Iler Ihm'I ami Muster John Robert* are at Abbeville for a atay. M r*. (i rover lila<4twell ami children have returned. from a vialt U? Mr*. (Juy (?outer in (Jreenville,. NOTICE or KL,KCTION State of South Carolina, County of Kenahaw. A petition Mignt*! 'by one t hi til or more of the <jualifit*i rt*4idont eloctoi* and h like proportion of the resident freehold .?IS of t lie iik*' of 21 years having been lilts] with the County Hoard of (Mu nition asking ftrr an elootiou in School District N<>. .'10 In Che aforementioned State and County, to dotfrtnine whether .1 tax ? >f 4 mills additional. shall be levied for school pur|>os?\s. The petition having ?been granted au election will he held at the Mt. Zioti school house on Thursday August the 14th, H\>lh to ?pen at H a. in. anil close at -1 p. in. Notice hereof being given in a county paper for two issue*, Thoae who re side in the distinct and prment. their tax receipts and registration certificates >vi!I be allowed to vote. ( The election will be conducted an a general election with the /Trustees as manager*. 0 W. h. Huunicut.t A. < >. Hall W. T, Truesdale IU.,h<I of Trustees School District No, .'HI Camden. s. July 2ft; intii). F(I|{ SAhK ? |."?0 acres excellent land for truck, cotton, tobacco, etc.. in St. Andrews Parish 4 1-4 mile* from < 'ha rleston'. on* main highwHy, prac tically suburban property in line of development <?f this growing city, and within one eighth of a mile of Sea board and A. C. I., railroads. Would -mbdivide. ' Satisfactory terms. For further particulars address C. S. Dwiglit. .Jr.. ltox tM)S, Charleston, S. ?' . . . 2ti. llfTTKK? Finest gra<le of creamery butter, made at (Jetty's dairy, at 60 n nts per pound. Lang's High tirade ("Jrocery. Camden, S. C. rttf. KKI) < i;i)AK SII1NGI.KS ? tpli One ) < Hi F.oir. We have the best that can i lie hi :i n ii fact ii red. Mi.i-town yard ? old I McCreiglit lot next ('our Mouse, David- j * m.i. :i:id Co.. r>m re Crocker Huilding tf ^fards Orange-crusH 7,e*tful and sp sling. ORANGE - CRUSH the th /st . r. I al!a>s it? completely rehashing <>n?\ ORANGE - CRUSH is made from the fruit oil, pressed t'r ?m fresh ripe oranges, and such other w .nlfsome ingredients as pure granulated sugar. carUonated water and cit ric acid, which is a natural acid found in oranges, lemo : ; and grapefruit. 1 Camden Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr*, i A. M"i ton and rbiktren of Atlanta, wb.t have brcu rinHlnf hurt have roturnt"*! hoiue. Mm, Morton i? pleasantly rerumibered lu <^aadru aa Mint* Kva Trantham ao?l a number of relativea ami frleml# were |?lea?*d to aee her again. * ' ??? ? I NOTH'K. If there are ai *y outHtauUiug demount* ajcain*t the HaaportaM |m Company, #?? tie* presenting bilh? will be pnuokptly jiahl. WASlMUiTAW 10* CX>. , (AlHB OK THK T HOT BMC I'ulth lajm Said to k? Kteaponaible Far Claah of ttaeea at CftplUl. The Greensboro J>aily News print* the following story : llace riot* in Washington which have ul ready taken a acsire or more of live*, wounded more thau 100, some serious ly. are attributed solely to one cauae by ? North Carolinian, who has spent Hevera! yeara in Watfhington and is familiar with condition* existing in the national capital. That is, wholesale ap ixdntments of negroes in government . po sitions and an evident effort to lift them to the pedestal of social equality With the white*. In miibHtautiation of his belief, he IMtintcd out the fact that at least two inem/bcrs of congress bave negro secre taries ? Congressman Hodenbnrg, of Illi nois, ami Hewator Lenroot ? while white men have been discharged right and left during the last few months and negro appointee** placed in the positions they formerly occupied. The North Carolinian, whose name nt'Ksod the series of riots whioh have fln ully culminated into indiseirmiuate street fighting. out of control of the police, "1 was particularly struck," he said to the Daily News, "when I went to the uapitOl Friday evening ami found in the place of the four white men, who for merly operated the elevators, four" ne groes. recnt appointees.,- Hut you will understand better the )>oiut I am try* i t>K to make when you lind out that the assistant librarian of the house of rep resontatives is a negro, the assistant clerk to the commit tec. on naval affaiis is a negro, while many other negroes have been appointed to various places for merly held by white men. "This condition of giving precedence to negroes in Washington, collided with the experience of many thousands of negroes who went to Francf and found themselves on the same social plane as the whites, who were admitted into French homes. who associated with French girls, has completely beaten down their minds, filled them with a. false sense of social equality ? ami Washing ton* is paying the price. "Older people in the South know what sort of conditions obtained in the years immediately following the Civil war. when carpet baggers sought to ele vate negroes ; they remember the phan tom empire that rose up overnight to restore the white flower of supremacy, and knowing this, they are able to. sense exactly wMiat the national! capital is going through now. *? "The ndfrro is not to i?ame. wholly. We know ? the negro race is removed from savagery by only approximately 'J00 years, whereas the white race has a heritage of ci vilization dating back centuries. It is not reasonable to ex pert the negro mind to have developed sufficiently t.> comprehend the things about it. and when it is apparently, placed on li plane of equality with the white race, it naturally conceives the idea that if has been given free license for the practicse of its savage lust. "That i^ exactly what is happening in Washington. Since April attacks on and insults to white women of Washing ton by negroes have become so frequent that the white people have reached the point where t hey demand that a halt be called. I in t the peril seems to have ctteti from under control of the" police, ;wid fin devilment set in motion through .1 ? folh t tcV, j r ??#- i> about to wreak its vengeance. "In congressional' offices, in govern ment departments in Washington white sjiiU are forciil to take dictation from logro men. I know this to be a fact, for during a dozen years residence in Washington, in daily contact with affairs, I know what I am talking nU>iiI. The Republicans. who have been accused from the birth ??f the party as being "nigger lovers", are not the only ones guilt\ of this tragedy.' I>?sn??crats have placed negroes in positions wliere they hare naturally forgotten their proper stations. "American soldiers and sailors, re fill n i ii g fnsn overseas where they be came thoroughly disgusted with the Eu- J ropenn customs of granting >??cial equal ity to negroes, are invading the negro quarters of Washington .nightly, and administering thrashings in the latest approved Kii Klux Klan methods. it i te residents of Washington, aroused by i assaults daily committed ami attenuated on white women, are taking measures into their own hands, and no one knows where the situation will lead if not curbed shortly. Police reports show tha& since the iir?t of April attempted aa-. saults on white women have mere than tripled, as a remilt of the influx of negro* appointees to Washington." There ii a story going the rouuda pj- Carolina delegation la ?((('?; - ? ? ?? - CALL ON US FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE NEEDS i r ? 'i'i in . ? . . ? ? ^ . ' V ? : - * ' ? ???,"?' v, . ' ; . . ? ' We carry in stock a full line of Accessories, Tires and Tubes of all sizes, and Havoline Oils. We are now installing our Guarantee Visible Gaso line Station' and invite you to patronize it and "see what i k w you get and get what you see." HIGH-CLASS REPAIR WORK ? ' % . ? - .?-.v* V-.\V vrvX->" V ? ' ... \ ?; , ?' " STVJDEBAKER Cars for sale. Let us take your order for delivery now as they are very scarce this year. ' ' '' '' * * ' * ' - : ' ?;> i '? 22 xn rrm ? ? ~ i rr ? - ? Carolina Motor Company, i* COME AND SEE US - WE WANT TO KNOW YOU Washington that n certain uegro ap pointment from this st ate, and what re Niilted from it. wilj play an important part in the coming state election. This euiinot be veriliod yet,. hut it Jx under stood that affidavits. which will have a direct bearing op certaiu politician^ hopes and aspirations, are about to be made. What they are, or their nature, j could not be learned, but a list of negro :ippoi 11 tin cuts, names, salaries and places | Idled is being prepared for the press, | which will be issued shortly. i But. for the riots, which have al ready spelled the dootri for ^iegro as pirants in the national capital, the Daily News' informant said, conditions appeared fair for a return to the days of the early 70's, when it was nothing uncommon to see a burly, illiterate negro swanking about the capital in a major general's uniform or a statewnan's long frock cojfl. The residents of the' Dis trict of Columbia declare they are- go ing to see that negroes are removed from government positions and appointments, he said, and they thought as soon as the people "hark home" learned what Weir representatives n? the coujrw were seeking to do, for the price of t few votes, the exodus of the negro pop* illation from the capital would begin. The npipointment of negroc* has been pursued quietly. There has been no fuss or hullabaloo raised over it. Con gressmen, who owed political debts to irieu?ihers <?f the black race, sought the placet* for thorn and quietly brought t'hcAi to Washington, where white men were relieved and the negroes took their places. If theri was no vacancy, a few twists of the wrist created one. CHANDLER S(X $(795 A ? Announci ng 2 The Newe Series Chandler Dispatch THE Chandler Dispatch, for a year past, h^s putsold all other cars of the sport type. The Chancller factory has been un able to build this car in quantities which could fill the demand. Its popularity is one of the high spots in motordom. And now comes the new series Dispatch ? a snappy, handsome car. Thousands of alert Americans, who appreciate Chandler quality, welconic the new Dispatch. You, too, will be delighted with it if you wish a really good car, with style in design and beauty in finish and unexcelled in its ability to perform . The new series Chandler Dispatch is handsomely upholstered in bright finish hand buffed leather. It seats four passengers in the ultimate degree of comfort. Its finish is in the beautiful new Chandler Rainbow Blue, richly lustrous. You are aiKed to pay much more for car* which might perhaps be compared with the Chandler. An4 cheap cars sell for but little less - Order* 'Will Be Given Early Delivery SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Srvm Panengrr Touring Car. 1171! f9m rjrdmMjBUs?r. Sim * fair ftwofff Dispatch Car J/S7S Convertible Sedan, WW CouvertMe Cempe. FJ39S 7 jJ4f*?4ae. PM99 AU Prlc? f ? t ClmttmmJ ^ J**y CAMDEN MOTOR CAR COMPANY ? Camden, - - CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND,. OHIO ---- - ? ?3* i