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w rrtt PublleKf NhUjubc*. Piedmont) - *n South Oaroliua daily a hw* wad of pub iu behalf of nearly a do teu Tbt uewnpapero ore requested .ii of thla stuff. If the/did* lt)Ul<! Ik- ootbiuf elee iu an issue j, ui * i ( ? > . who im?4>?re ttn*#? article?, rf whW contaiu no ik-wh, ?re (id for their wrvlces. For hold ?a tin- Job ?i publicity dirwtor cbwe orjauixatioua for a ? ?.u (BoutbH a little shrimp, who la kb ? unified writer, received , TV uewKpapera which publish iirtfcJf* he ?'nt out didn't get a I ft come* about tbat every uetva ju the State Is beiu* a?tked to d? L jn*at<r part of it* space to (ff eaiuj?ai*u?. This means the outlet gift of a large amount of money representing paper, iak iiud labor ou the part of the newaimpere, making ?u Un nirnsc total erpenne to each of them. Thru, too, the .publicity i?, a* a rule, poorly written, padded, often just plain bunk. Tbft publicity man, press agent, or publicity director, call him what you Will, l? frequently a uiau who Iiuk failed to make good iu the newspaper game. vTbia aort of thing cauuot go on much longer. No matter how worthy a cauae i*, if it* organlaatiou bus enough money t.? hire pre** agent*, it ought to pay for its publicity. The South Caroliua 1'renH Association ought to estublUh aome mu tual agreement jhat will check tb? ever nwelliug flood of material of this sort by requiring payment for it ou u parity with other advertirdug matter. There are too many campaigns ou now ami too much publicity material U I beiug ahoved at the newspaper*. The pre?s ba* been very feneroua, but the iuorp It ban given, ib*? wore i* re<|uexted of it. The tkwu ha* eoine to put up the bar*. ? i i.i ii! | . ?' ' , ? || r Attention Sir Knight*. A sptvial oouvUiv* of Camden Coin- \ u uu^lery l". I?. will U- held this (Friday) 'evening at K oVl<K<k for t-bv pur\H>??e uf conferring tbe lted Croaa auti Knight of Malta decree*. All coiuyauiena ?f i !??? Ued I'wiis are requested ??' attend. H.v \>rder of W. It. Zeuip, <'a^?t. Of#. (jfj i\ r. lhiltosr, Keeorder. (onfcmiM Meets at MeColl. ? MeOoll, (Vt. 'oil is looking forward with tmwh Intertit to tbe an nual conference, wbicto convene* at Malu Street Methodist cbunch Nov. 2th.li. There will be more thpn 200 guetfta. The town will leave tbeir laU'b string* on the out side for that week, i i : " KMrtrulloii Next FrM?y. An at the Htato pent Umtiaiy in *t>he<htlr<l for Kritlay werk, tho Hth, 'Phe erlmtaal who will pay the i?ri?v of doatli for hi* lortel#' I* Mom> nv l.aucaater. ooh* vifiett of the murder of u whije farin er uauu-U llorton. It 1* KtattHl at t h?>* )><mit<witiary thai everything 1m in readl IMV f??r the fltntrorutipn. There no uihh'u) or oitbe.r jefitt j>rtHv<lure to rau?e poaCpoitcui^ot of i ho sentenre, it i* ?tato<).~- Columbia ltecord, Quiet Home Weddlug. MU> Mar it* Stoke*, daughter of Mr, auU Mis*. W. . h, Stoke* was utarrlcrt la*t Thursday eveuing at the htuue of the brides p#rent*v to .Mr, howl# 1a West, both of the Cas-satt *eoUo^ The tvreni.iuy wan }>erforine<I by t'lork of Court .limit** 11. Clyjburn in the presence ef a few friru'ls ami uiombers of the faintly. . ^ >li<l* T* Br R?c*lv*d. Tlio vximty *uy?rvUor anuouutvs that bids will b.- rtOtjl^ljl U> Tu?'m1u>, No vrntwr ISth, lWW for thr building \*t thv imblio road from thu uow rivor bridge to 1>. KaH> *tre*t iu tbo t-Hf of Caiudon. This stretch of ixawl will b* mote than two miles long u?|d mnvittoation* will bo furni?Wd by (be atato highway vn ittiw, Head I he Waul Ads. Thv rhionirb* is carry in* 'a loug ll?t of want ads t.hi* wook. Many peopl? liud this a good medium of ?eJ)ing foods and you ran always tind something of in t%?r??Kt in this cohmiu. It is a groat saving of oogl to ?tOW it in u dry idace, w*ll i>rotet?tcd on all aides from the weather. Ooal left out of doorK, exposed to the weather for, say a month .loses about omMhird of itn llMtinf quality. ( The caw of Jusko tJounell, charged ? i'th the imirder of the l*t* Sheriff llemlrlx Ueetor on .1 nl> 4, wan Mouda.v ordered iKkst^KnuHl from the jipeaout term to the January term of the court of geuffat KeMtiona for (iieenvllle ou mo tion of A llurm'y T. I?. Cot hum. Tbt moUou wbm granted on the gi?uud that Alviii 11, Dean, Inullug counael for the defense, u mow aerloualy ill. Solicitor J, Mohect Martin rftrcuouiNly resisted the motion, hut to uo avail. l-lve Stock Company lluukifd. 'lMie Ingram TrurNdel Live Stock com pany of Kerahaw has been chartered with a capital t*U)ck of $10,000. John W. Ingram l? pmddeut ; F. L. Truea del, vUHv-prcsident, uml L. F. Truoodel, MfirtHry ami treasurer* There are over 00 known varletie'a of the hunana, with aw great, or greater variation In ?'h^iraoter as it> the differ ent kinds of apple*. " As it gleamed with the Spirit of America throughout a world torn and ravaged by war, so if glows with radiant Hope for the great America at home, through practical service, to protect life and health, to inspire and help in the establishment of a healthful, happy home, life, and to aid in the broader reconstruction and rehabilitation to which America is pledged abroad. i r 1 ?"<* - . - . - .. . I . > I^our duty, as an American citizen, is to assist in this American mission, by enlisting your heart, your dollar and your friends. / / .t; ? Roll t ? ? ?? V ? - '-J * r:,t J* _ "I ' :i. ?>< A* November 2nd to 1 1th, 1919 # . & M 0 This V' ? contributed by t ? ? Or -- 4v |pi : ' ' ,T ? $ , % '* " ~~~ CAMDEN CHRONICLE ^ - * I; f ...vtf < gg - /