The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 22, 1919, Image 4
II HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. I>. Nil** ?"d /
. I'tilillMbnrs
R, N. McDowell )
l?ubl 1*1 toil overy Prhlwy lit 11(HI No.
Urouil Street, Hiui eutered at the Cam
Ul) i<i?toll!( ftd croud rla.vs mall in 1 1
<r Pi i ?? pfi .minim (1.50
( illlldMU- >*' < . August 22,
rli.v rapid liw' of tip* I'll i ted State*
us ii naval power during tli?* l ? a s t two
>?ui> Isi KiapUiOiill.v <b-?n<inMr,ui,,d in
figure*-" showing the sou Hftreuyth of tip*
yjUUtUA world power#, coflnplii'tl by the
N-yvj I h-parUneut's ofliee of Niivi.iI lu
t ell infill . They wliow .that the I.' o i I I
S4HIJM., (?do.-*- j i r ? m 1 by Kripiec in >017
for i|>?, t>l. km' ii h -t k i i-4 1 unviil j tower in
tin.; wor III, is. now HM'oud btil.v to tiront
Hntaiii m ii?i is nt pri'Hi'Tit pusbiiiK to
trpjuple't ion rt l>u i 1<| i iik piogniin flint will
make the A inrriean navy, folt the tir^t
liiljo in it won t hi.^torv, a fpiMtiidtlblt? i ?< > I) -
leader foe tli>tnuvalhonor>.
I jjvut ? tiit.ii t> I* oil II I 'h vis ii in! Harold
(J; I'eterson, American aviator-, nif !>?? -
i UK Im*)<I b> M |VV i"UM bnndi t s ,f(ir $!,"?. 0()0
ransom. 'I'Iik1 b. unfits linvi- I h ron t ?? n od
dentil t<> lit'' ini'fi ujiIosk till- ransom
v paid,
(???ni'iiil I Vishbig hll* eabled the War:
I ?riiurtini.uL thai. in hi* opinion the
?xwlii's of ?: iVtiu'rii'Hn soldier* who were
killed in the war tdiouhl remain where!
they it iv buried. He hIno reeonnnended j
that immediate Htepx bo taken for per
manently improving and heaut:fyin?r I lie
.??miot eries in Krance.
The I ii't ?* An'drew f^iimekie, ilespite his
nnnoiinoiiiK intention to "die a pauper"
i* said to have left nn estate valued
at $r?fl.(Xn).(?(K). 'I'll.- will it wns statwl, '
will In- lift*! for pfohiiti' next week. !
Hlvwn Million, of (irren villi', has been I
made vice prosi<li,*n't of tln? JudiHtii Cot- !
ion .Mill.-. t'oinpany, of (hut city. II''
is mils -I year', of axe oud is said to
be the youngest mill (diieial in the
I piled States.
A jiir\ at Mt. I Rufous. Mali., lias,
awarded 1 1 i'ii i'.v Ki.nl a Vcrdie!- ?c mx '
< eiif- damage* a'tiiiii^t the < 'hicaiio Tl'ib- I
one. Kord brought suit agaiiM the
.Tribune I" recover <n million dollar*
damage. for an alleged libelous editorial
i 1 1 which the *|T ibitne chIIim! hill' ar. ,'Ui
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PAKMKKft V?KKTIN? THt KKI>.\V
Court 1 1 < > 1 1 ? ? Wus \\>t( I 1 1 1 ? ? i |<> llc.ii
AihlrdM of Mr, J. li. Ilrwrieii.
'I'lic nuM'tiuK '?(. < >f ( !??? comity
hcM at the (Vmi't House f?>?*
llif purpose <>f. organising tin* Korhbaw
< '? >t >11 .\wirlntion vvu? by one
, ?f l In: Irtt'gfwf crowd* ever n tfHOUlblojl in
iiti< court tyiu*e, scarcely a >*?'m * Whig
i left ill the hoa>e, 'J'ho nii'ctiug \v?h
| cuII.mI u> by County Chulnnan
i l, W. Itoykia, who iiitiiwluced Mr. J.
K. MiM'dni, i'-pir>riit jiiK till- State' Ah
>*?oiarioii. Mr. Hrootleu outlined the
1 piti'i of o'rgiuilituthiw.. umi ffUUxi what
l ln> i?ti r j?i "f the A^MK'iutjoii i*.
The <'ill!l|>i|ikli no'iiibiMK of tbr Ast
: ? .? ; II ? i . - II will be put ou ill eftruewt iliu
j h'fjf .IIha t* mm i tig w-'-K'. ami every f^intn'i
ui'K^I t/? see the <-oin4nittci> In hi*
? ! ili-lric| lit that time ami Wiioll
his Iiamr a* a iiMMobi'i^uf thiso rguniKU
i + i! Tin. following a lint of I Ji??
i" niuiait !<?< , s a,pp,>)nfi?tf ill the vurlou*
? ! j? r? ? | ? i|ist i;ict.s :
District \i>, I ?\V. .1. I.air^lcy, IVrrj
1 1. .li. j. i . William*
f ? i > t ! i? ? t N??, 'J I Nj. Humphries, F.
II ' A i'l'llttts. .1 lv l'ca.rce
Districi No .'! I. F. I lo|lnn<l. S. I',
l.blvia, II t' MeiiCinbui.
District No, I It M. West. I., <>
I tunlerhurk. II. F Davis,
I ? i - 1 ? f N<i ?"? W M. Uat? -I ? II ??. .1. F
\|c < n>kill, II. It.
District No. t? (' < ). StoKot'i. 'A. P
! Conlna. A fa os West.
j DMrlct No. 7-? 1>. M. Kirkley, \V. ('.
Mainly. J. I). Woott'ii .
IXMi'Ut No. S ? II. It. Youikg, H. J.
'Piuowlcll. It. I). Ib'] I.
District No. il I,. I,. Young, S', W.
I lornsb.v.x II. .1, t >woi>m.
No. lit K. ( '. Jones, I.. I'
Thompson, F, <5. I 'or ry
District. No! 1 1? *-10. II. Ilowon, John
Diakias, N. 1'. (letty^
I > i vt r i ? *t No. I'J <i. I1', I lin^oa. 1'. ('.
Sc-Jsit>ns, Dr. W D (J rigsiby
District No. I .'{?.I, II. HmTu'hl, I F.
Kobiasoa, .1. Hubert Magill
District N?>. II W. ,1. Maugum. l{, L,
S,i.we)| . ( A .lohiiMia
District No. l.V-W F We*t. .1. A.
I lowers.' ,1. I,. Hiasoa
District Nr>. 1 ft Newlih, Kelly, I K.
Mul'li. K. 'I'. fMickb
Dis'trict No 17 ? -Simon l?o>>, '1', A.
N?'Non, I'lmore lthiwa
Diviriin N.k |s_ S. Mnrlicbl. .1. II.
Harlicl.l, ,1. ]{ \V,.v|
Dixiriri No. 1H? N. IV. Workihiiti, 1^
I'. i itfburn. NN A IMw anlji
MOTOR HEARSE EQUIPMENT
City cad County Calls Answered Day or Night
? 'V. *. /AMQ, JJn;J?v:?.ker & Embrimer, Camden, S. C.
C?.Jbbagf. Plants Now Ready!
Char' - . t < > it . Wakefield, Su -ression, Drum Head and
}? iat L?uih ? ? v: I'.'S
? A '.SO C O L L A :< P L A N T S?
I! - pres.. By Parcel Post
* ! SI Till Inn i| i' 1 S .-><>
I .? ><? ; ? t 1 .'III
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I . ' i 1 I. ii 1 <>l?
(I I ' i| I i'l.iM ? ?> I i r i . 1 1 ? ? I ^ ? 1 1 ? ) . ? ? i ( ?? l?
N. r.% BLITCH, Jr.
I { -nd e'rs m v ii le, .^ortli Carolina
G 1 ."Main Sir vet
i r P ! a n t 5 a 1 ! t h e V ear Round"
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
Cumberland, Maryland
? I Mwtrict No W. T. IMtt*. M II
1 lloi'tou, It. It, J (/Urn.
I M*t rid No, 'J 1 S. M. West, |.. M.
Hasty. T- 11. Il?rhni
DlKtflo| No. K T. Est rid^c. J.
M , Clyburn, John A. .Nl?^ 'a*kill ;
Hi-Uriel No. -'.t .1 1 in Md'ahkilt, NV.
A. .McHonald, K, K. ^ urb rough
HNtiid No. L' I .1 i in Miiiiii, \V. 'I'.
H?.iit\\, M. I.. Kill. \
H.vtrid \<> J. II. KatclitTe, ,1.
\V. ( ^Ktu*'
I ?i ^1 riri \,. ','ii Thomas K dig lit, A.
< (Irojflftry
pixtriot No. -7 J. V, Young. II. E.
Williams. T. S. Hell,.
Hixlrtd No, iiH"- NV . r|\ Baker, I.. E.
I hi rlield. < >. II. Woidoii
Hist rid No, J. K Smith, Junto
Toum, Viol or VViiril
I i rift No, ;hi (V T? Kaulkenberry.
L. J. Ealkenhcrry. < L. lr'aulkrnbury.l
IMstrU'l No'. * ? I .1 . I. Rowers, \V. M.
Vigbliru, \', A. Humphries
1 ?i .t i i* i No. 0J} S.. M, jOaruca, B.<
r. UohiMis, ii, m. Offcurn
I.>)m( r i?-t No. .'{.'I ,1. II. William*. ( S ?.?*?.
w. Kstt's. .1. s. Hi urgis
IMstrict No. Ml .1, E. [taker. L. .1.
linker, i:. m. ui ii. iv w . : i
IMstrict No. T. ]L Hlythor, Har
ney Stokes, A. M. MH.'h skill
IMstrict No, :{(; I'aul Hrown, ,1. A
McCoy, W. 1 4. I loneyeufct
I >isit rid No. 157 I1. A. McDovw41. 'l\
II. Young. Joe Fletcher
I Ms I riot No. ;{H W. II. Tiller. W. 1.
Ki iiuid, W . II. Kooit
IMstrict No. ? .1. M. Porter, A. K.
jtowen. .1. M. Martin
Hi strict No. 41 ? E. K. Holland., E.
H. liorlok. <\ I*. l>oriok
IMsJrid. No. I'J S. L. Thompson. T
A. Smith, II. ('. Mvdfley
I >i s?t rift No. !."? W. A. Koykin, 10.
IVanv. E. M. Workman
I >i strict No. 1(1 ? (J. ( >. irammoinl, E.
F. Horton.
The trial of former Policeman Lan
caster. ehnrgisl with the killing of his
wife ami Newton S. 1 /trick. a citizen
of I -exinjjt'on 'county, will be held at
the next term of the Uichlaml court.
Lancaster allot and killed his wife ami
her companion at .the foot of the Ger
vais street bridge as' they - were return
ing from an automobile ride. The case
has at'traoted considerable interest and
the rebuilt of thf trial will be cb.sely
watcheil.
1*, W Love, for twenty-four years
chief of police at York, has resigned.
The condition of his health, coupled with
the need of more time t<> his personal
affairs, was Riven as the cans" i>f his
resiifna t ion.
I >. 1*. (anipbeil, of Newhei i\\ . dunl
at., tin- Haptis-t Friday from pis
to] wiiiiiiil? iic<Mc|ontnil v ili Hided l?\ TffK
brother ? few days ago.
I"i?! i?*<s your stove is equipped to ? u -
siune fuel j;usi'< you arc throwing away
half your I'm I.- See the ('aiuden I'ur
ire < ' ? 1 1 ? j ? ; 1 1 1 \ f<>r good* sound advice
how to in a k** im y pound of fuel
twire as far., :
DKATII Ol* MK ll'tiNKl ( IAHI UN
\Va> a Well Known and IJclovid CUi/ru
of Kershaw
i I " i v? : 1 1 'I'll Kershaw Kra. i
This ititiitiitittity w:i-- nrvi'r more
} or -hooked than i.ti la>i Thursday i
f : I . ? r I : i :ix aitoll' .111 o'e'o.'k wllCII i: W :l - !????'
;)? < i t im! >'11 t?i? -treot- t M.I t II. I '. < 'I* I'll l II.
r of tie IVopIe'- Millik. h.*l'l shot
[ ;i:i i aiortaH.v \V ? ??? I himself at his
I ! i ? .Mir. and it w :i - pr< l?:ihi\ a half hour
j .? affi h" iiifil thr falal .-hot that.
I \i - .'iff i t>l>>- ! Tin- report wa- dilti
j ? ??lit ; i i -???;? ?? t ; i' w.i- unbeli.eva-ble that
j I I?*ii ?*\ < 'i > Itijrn wouid take hi- ? ? \\ it life.
'Ion hf.Mfii 1 w !???!? -<>iiie<| fellow that Io
wa-.. !e> ? !i v\ ; 1 1 1 : ? < i ??' lte'i.-\e that ll?'
<"oi,| ; ?! !' ;| \ i* ? I . ? i ! I\ 1 1. > M.V.I: ll.'lllil The\
"?o't 'I th:ni\ ? ! iiothiti^ in hi- di - 1 ??- : I i? ? ;i .
m-: hi. g mi. ;i - ?'liarat'ti*!' ' t<> iiiduei* -u?'h
( loll ill*' ?!? \ i l??-; IIV1 flirt eo li
j I'f'Ut: ! t . . : i. >h:;t .e >io lift1.- and
? ?iii- : i f i ?: . ? 1 1 . t in" t'n\ tlu-ajjid :<? tlo1'
| horne if:* .;tuho-:r * !; i day view tin- re
. : :: :i J T' - ? n. r W. I). <'a-k?'\. a?tM!n
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. !??? t I a- ? : ?! : I., ho; I i ! : ? ?
. u.i ..ioo*? - !??? ?(:???' : r> <n i guri
1 ? i4 . > i , u 1 1 hand.
I 'i
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moil! !i alio
.. ft i ar.
i, .. the I,
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at a
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: w ; i . . !?? |...d In" T ! l : I T -h?* liiuilt k'''t .'.In
i . ..f ? ? ? fl ? ? ? - :i:, l >\ ie'II -lie \\ .i - o*.i k -
^ l : .? i- mi||. !i< '? ??! t lit- . it.t ?' i -I '?>
? *? ?'}?? her. \vh:i h N 1 ! - ("Ixhitrn ->iv
! v i- in t uiiu-u;i'. h lid wlilie -hi- \v ji - :i T
j i-hiua i*'.? >-et |?ro|Dir:iik' t>? K* ? 'ii"
? ff- ? t-ead.v for him :i pistol >1n.j rnnf
j ?:t S I.e . maie' I. :tt ei> hasten. h| to 'J..
j ? . ; i ; i ? 1 fou:i?i h i tii i.viiiK on the }|o..r
w .:!i M I -tr<*nrninic fiMin hi- ft '-.ir.
Ih?* pi-foi lying ji t his siilr. Sh>. <??
??iireil u wet tii nv ?? i >in<l t r i ??? I to -raio'h
the How of Mo??d iiiwl then h?thed hi
fiw-f and head v% -. t }> eHtitphor niul went
t ? tie- phone ;in?l ohI ??il at tlo- haiik f->r
! < v.i i : ii Perrv to if.-f ? <|.*-tor ?|iiii'k.>
i and hn-ti-n' to the triiitig him
? Used *
'Ro?al Cord'
'Xobby'
'C twin'
Usco'
'Ptaii ?'
We Vouch for Them
Of all the tires that are made,
' ? t* ,r
?why do you .suppose we
prefer to sell United States
Tires?
Because they are made by
the biggest rubber company
in the world. And they know
how to build good tires.
They have choice of ma
terials,? they have immense
facilities, ? they employ many
exclusive methods.
They can go to greater
, lengths in testing, improving
an<f perfecting the things that
make good tires.
We find it good business to
sell United States Tires.
And? you will find it good
business to buy them. They
are here? a tire for every need
United States Tires
are Good Hues
We Know United States Tires are Good Tires. That'i Why We Sell Them.
W. H. McCathen, Woodrow, Providence. Carolina Motor Co., Camden.
J. L. Gillis & Co., Rembert. W. O. Hay, Camden. King's Garage, Bethune.
B. C. Gillis & Co., Rembert McBee Drug Co., McBee. ^
what had, o<-curred. Hut be was beyond i
hi kit i ii it aid wlu*n tin.1 doctor. nuiiP HU'I
he ili<l ii"( long survive the infliction
?of tbe wound. His father, ('apt. L. I<.
Clyburn. was at the bank when Mrs.
Clyburn phoned there, ami he accom
panied hi> grandson. ('1'yburn Perry, to
jln iuhih', reaching there in time to see
him breathe his last.1 The .pistol was
-?.'cured from a *he|f in the closet, where
Mrs. ('I.vburn had placed it to keep it out
of rea? h of lie* ehildfeil. _ lli.s death is
very -ad We tin yot undertake to ac- i
count for it. N.? one knows at this i
time wh> it occurred. lie left llo ex- I
planatioii and gave no intimation that j
lie contemplated >u? h at) act. There was j
nothing: from which' it ootid be inferred.!
We nii!y know with certainty that a i
devoted husband and father and a good |
friend to. many people has gone from
thorn and 1 1??*\ will have many occasions
t?> mis* li i in. His counsel was smigjit
by many and ho never turned a deaf
oar t<? the call of need from any 0110.
lie was n??t extravagant in his li fo or
i 11 his living. Ho .wax of unassuming
ui.itTiHT. gentle and alwavs. apparently*
in ihe same humor of ' cordiality and
friendliness to all. He did hot pretend
friendship for those for whom ho did
m>t feel it. though we do not know that
he had nn emirny. While many sought
and ?<Ut a i tied his help in various ways,
it i- doubtful if any one over hoard
him mention his acts of helpfulness to
.other*. He was a good ap'l useful citi
zen and he will be greatly missed.
Mr. ('iyhtirn was fifty years of ago
and >v..- married ten years ago. Ilis
wife and their three children, the eldest
?i iiirl a imI t.he two younger ones boys,
survive him.* Ho al**) leaves , surviving
his father, ('apt. I.. J,. Clyburn, three
brother**. Dr. \V. R. Clyburn. of Cam
don; T. H. Clyburn of Flat Hock; an-i
L. C. Clyburn of Clyburn; nn<l one sis
tor Mrs. James II. Clyburn. of C'aindea
These and numerou* r?t lier relatives and
friendw Cttme. to attend the funeral, whicl
was one of the most largely attended
that was ever held here. The service
were conducted from the home at I
o'clock Friday afternoon by Revs. R. M.
1 >u Hose and 10. II. .Jenkins a ml th*
burial was in the Kershaw cemewtf
with masonic honoi^. The mound was
buried beneath a. wealth of lovely flower*,
several of them being floral tribute of
the various orders to which he belonged
an. I the others tihe tribute of friends,
of whom he had many.
Sorrow and sadness pervade the c.>m
inuui'ty and the ten<ier sympathy of all
em's out to tin* bereaved ones left sur
viving. ^ ,.c
We have opened a garage in the new building next to
Heard's Battery Service and a r" equipped to do repairs on
; !! make cars. We carry a full line of accessories, gasoline
!i?i oil.
! ./esione '1 ires (J.OOu mile guarantee and we will see
"hat y-)U ge t it.
flatteries ? We are distributors for the Presto
!:te, one of the best makes in the world. Our battery de
: . rtmeiit is equipped as good as any in the State. We re
< ...rge ..pair any make battery. Distilled water added
: r.d free test at any time. Come to see us for anything in
the ;.uto line.
Ford Front Tire $11. 60
1 Ford Rear Tire 15.10
i ? 1 x : ; 1 -'J Maxwell and
Chevrolet io.10
1-2 Dodge Size 17.50
Bearers
Telephone 11 8- J
Garage
Camden, S. C.