The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 02, 1920, Image 3
Nineteen-Twenty
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Health
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M. H. HEYMAN
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Jeweler and Optician
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COLUMBIA LUMBER &
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DENTIST
Crocker Building
Camden, S. C.
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
(Office Over Brace's Store)
CAMDEN, S. C.
HONET SACK
without question If HunWi S?Im
fails Id the treatment of Bcsema.
Tetter,H'"KWor?ri7rrch.cVc DopT
become discouraged because other
treatments failed Hunt aSalvs
has relieved hundreds of ?uch
cases You con'^ lose on our
Money Bach Cu?ranf?j? Tfy
It at our rtak TODAY Price 75e
For sale locally by
ZBMP & DoPASS. ? Druggists
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MORPHINE
habit cured the easy and gentle way.
Whittkey habit by gradual reduction
AW Tobacco cure at *?
KEELEY INSTITUTE
0?x 75 , Columbia, S. O.
A void Flu
stop
IS
Colds
Sort Throat
Use
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vnwiiMjpiateaj
m dellcioua cherry lavoryl syrup that
immediately break* ttp the phlegm, dean
the -head, cheat and rostriU and atona ths
*ote throat,. Take -a teaapoonful. If It
doean't relieve you wty ?o and your druggist
"Wffl refund ^our money." l.'??d for over 40
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"try- ? tie at year druggiaf*.
?"il >v x
uology
of the Year 1919
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CompiltJ by E. w. PICKARD
WAR AND PEACE
Italy' Wi!?oi, arrived ?u
*i^ri?M?^ittn?ea lrot>P? In Riga, Libau
j?n * I!1 to combat the boUnevlkl,
Rome reaideut Wilson received In
IMU?rV4r?iM^nh",<l tot.rB.Uowl M
Poles \i, fuu poj^naion of Posen.
*?v?rnm?i.^e#w H?r,)lttr>-^roM I Ian-Sloven#
&'?&JWS8s-b^arars
SSHwi, latter captured the Spapdau
P;^ T~"Pr*?ld?nt Wilton returned to
hau'l'dourn1 ?kIT*? for?ed Q?n. Harrlee to
>c?Lr?^ American flag.
v?rj*."rw 'ftiS,?,?,'0" ?*fU* *"*' *?"
nixa ?<>ol*"?t? ??<up ??
^|iin' WfropuMlo proclaimed In Luxem
Krinoh. *ul>P?"eaeed at oaoe by the
B2Xi*j?~So<5la,,M rH>ub"? proclalmea In
???Mtr.Kp*b!l,e' "?*?
?i.?'K1^Sfipr^me ??un^> of peace oo*u
,n/"1 meeting In Paris.
s!?!2o?an" d*f?ated 1" Berlin. v
^jjartacane seined control of Constanoe,
Spartacane executed In
einSS,MrMriSi?i,.<,<?Duc^eM Mar,e or Lux
hTr SlSo?bCh.Brij?, "'"1 WM ?"<=??<"<> by
^KvJ'klua'uV'Cr'" Ro,a LU'"
":TCou|[>ter-revolutlOn broke out In
.uffl",? K?.hinfikl b"m'
onermont^e *rantod Germany extended
rnluy openederaill6/1 P6aC* con*??
Jan. i??Bolehevlsts captured Kiev.
de?ew8k|C?a ?n cubl,,et f?rmedk by Pi* I
vo^h'r? *V8ulted generally t9r I
vorably to tlie majority socialists
~ """"In proclaimed Its
' Jn n ime Russian soviet republic.
5??'* 8 u pre me council asked
ri ???#! 'actions to send representative
o? MaJmora* *' th? pl inceB' "l,antl8. ?ea
f,y~Anr"arl,ca" troops forced to re
Shonkursk, northern RU?sln. v
i^SSf o/ISfSBSJ* ""in
Vole?ChS captured Oderburg from the
rhar?..^P,re8ldent, w??on visited the
sv.k V oVi*rry? ai?d R?,m" regions,
to aliit? fe?, of giving German colonies
Si-lf 8 "L8 mandatories of
emfncl?. Natlon* adopted by supreme
pS^?#??!fhHln* .^tween Csechs and
K*i northern Russia.
..S& iSw^SSE" nau?'"u ?""?J"
VHna.' u",an anarchist* evacuated
ffleMn Warsaw. con,t,tutIonal assembly
??~vTp,ed?rlbh Ebflrt elected preel
dent of German republic and Pblllpp
Scheldemann made premier.
^nei>'K^1tlep.\,,Vnc^nv.r?Volt ,n Roumanla;
JjPSssa "if
slon COrap iulld adopted by comnfls
3 ssdisrtfuSrj&T-d
ne# term*
"ssr.,,
?boulder by an anarchist. ? * .
Governments of Siberia -Archangel and
Southern Russia formally rejected the
?proposal for conference at Princes' Islands.
Feb. a?Premier Kurt Eisner and sev
eral other members of the Bavarian gov
Afi?nent assassinated. K
; Feb. 24?President Wilson landed In Bos
ttons "jflarf0 ? ha,f ot *4yS> of Na.
March ^president Wilson' sailed for
JrarlB. \
March 9?Many Spartacan* summarily
executed In Berlin after bloody battles.
March 13?President Wilson landed in
France. ?>?
fromrp^?etUkra,n,ang CaptUred
Merch 22?Count Karolvl, head of pro
visional government or -'Hungary, re
and new. government proclaimed?
solidarity and armed alllanar with the"
Russian soviet government. '
March 25?British Secretary of War
Churchill announced Egypt was In a vir
tual state of Insurrection, v *
i March 31?General strikes and fatal riots
In Berlin and' other German cities,0
-?6ErfI , 1-Several hundreds killed- in
strike rlote In Pirankfort
,4?Soviet government established
In Munich. ?
t w?yan?8 Smetonae elected president of
_!4thuanian republic.
April 7?Ukrainian soviet troops captured
Ou68fi&,
General strike In Magdeburg, followed
oy riots.
April ??Government troops regained
possession of Magdeburg and Essen.
April 10?Geneva. Switzerland, chosen as
seat of League of' NaUons.
American engineers reached MurmanMc
Sffi* PolUh d,v?SEi.
?' .I?,~^jibau hy German troop*
Lettish provisional government over
17?'First bolshevik army, on the
surrendered to Ukralnfiha.
?1^?Soldiers' council toe* control
r _ it-Reds put to rout In Vienna.
JiS?L!LSiT'tu"' " B*t**,opoi?"
1J*grt^M-vl'!<ory loon cmpaifn oponod
couM - not have Flume, and the Italian
delegates abandoned the peace confer
ence.
Mexico declared It would not recognise
minls^^?aBd ^"?d"?w lt5
ilnlster to France.
April ? "League -of
nanlmously adopted
? Nation* covenant
unanimously adopted by peace confer
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Versol'llei^ Brman ??*<* envoys reached
April BO?PSace council decided dispute
over Klau-Cbau tn Japan's favor.
May 3-Most of Munich taken by gov
ernment troops. J "
May 4?Wilson, Lloyd George and Cle
menceau Invited Italy to return to peace
conference, promising to give her Flume
aftsr 4v?o years.
Surrender of Hungarian soviet govern
ment an pounced. ?~~?r
(May I?Complete peace treaty adopted
MLiaQM delegates. P
Great Britain recognised Independence
of PinhUN.
Chinese cabinet Instructed Chinese dele
gates not to elgn peace treaty.
May 7?Peace treaty handed to German
delegate*,
XT. 8. recognised government of Finland
May M?Austrian peace delegates ar
rived at St. Oennaln.
May 15?Oreek troops occupied Smyras
iSiK?r antl-communlet govern
ment of Hungary set up st Amad. .
May 1?~-Brttlsh ships dsrsstsd boUMfft
A?t In Gulf of Finland. . J '
.. May a?German delegates slvea ex ten
" ?*P'y
of time to May m to reply to .terms
Mar ft?Germany's reply to peace tana*
*iti*dtfed.f)
rsh^e defeated
June. 1 Rhlnu "uuoac vjj
rloua with T)r. Han* K V>vr.W? ?*
term# presented to *****
^iu'.V.Tfi4!*'?"?><? ?*>???<? ?**%
asking hearing hy wimuM w
"tree Ireland" repi ea?ut*UVO*.^ un,
June J?SaiU??' r*i?ly t<> JJint*
t?r-propo?*la and a?v? J!
handed to Germans and a?* en jO*f*
lowtnl them to *l?n. vtiuii??ii the
June J* .President Wllion vlaltod i"?
rull)H iit Belgium.. mink
ltusulun crutoorw Oleg at?<t> *
by Hrlilsh warship*. ' . ^ . i?.in?
Juno !!>?<?-It Allan oablnet resigned. oeUNS
refused /x" vote of confidence. to
' Juno 20- (Hnimn Kovonun?nt #WMlJ
Mkii peace treaty and tl?e Heboid?
cabinet resigned, ^ . (1#
Juno {1?Uustav Hauer formed new uer
inun cabinet. . R0?D?
Surrendered German warships at ?oapa
r?P\Y nearly ail aunk by theirJWJW*.
Francesco NIUI nmdo Pr.e' 4J?' "J,v vot
, June 28 -German national asMtpb'y
ed to aiipi treaty. Alttot refused any *u
ther modification of terms. ftmolaltar
June 28?German government onitiaiijr
a* rood to algn the treaty. n?ri?n and
June H^BlQOdy rioting In Do run anu
MJuiv*Ur^-Amea rejected appeal* aKalnat
dismemberment of Turkey. . 0 _lliany
June tt-Peace treaty wl<h Oerfnany
algned at Versailles# only lb# Chinese
Agates refualUK to algn. . poles
AVarfare between Hermans una i oiee
???3a ??President Wilson aalled from
^Ju"y*i?President WUjion arrived at New
YjSy?^?>erman%natlonal
?'r??5C
July 11?Trade between United States
and Germany ordered resumed ffy
(department at Washington. 4
July lfr^-Bnver Pasha, Tato", ??/ ?"
jpjemal Pashft. leadera ?.f * ^1to de^th
eminent during war. condemned to oeain
by Turklah court martlw. .
July 14?Victory parade In Parta maraeo
njuly'lf^Slreat victory paJ*da ln London.
'."Terror troops reported In contioj o
BJulyM~Brit!?hhou?
"Yu?
American treaty to the ??nat?,l4t . ,...4V
July 31?Polish parliament ratified treaty
WAugQl? oe&llsta seised ^ntrol In Hun
gary and Bela Kun and hla communlit
?g(Augnn4^Rournanlan troops entered Bu
(l Au^1' o Austrian delegates made (,ouBpfl
ter peace proposals. ? _.llVl__pv over
Socialist government of Hungary over
thrown and Archduke Joseph PV*. .'J1
t>r?wor us trovefnor. supported by entente.
P Aug iXV^glx boishevlk bnttallons de
stroyed at battle on the Dv'na* , HUnk
Auir 17 Four bolshevlst vess^a W8lc_
by Btittsh fleet ih uulf Deni
Bolshevlkl driven opt of Odessa by Deni
klAuV 22-Archduke4 Joseph resigned as
rsssss ;? o^r.^
"Sept' l^nem "'aPor.M,,g wrtM-JB.
h<Martlal law in Munich. ?a
Sept. 2?Pinal peace terms handed to
^SePtT's?Supreme council ordered Rou
manians to quit Hungary and restore loot.
Sept. S? Austrian national
_,i ?? Mten neaee treaty, under protest.
Supreme^ council awarded Spitsbergen
%iptWftr>r. Karl Bonner signed tha
peace treaty for Austria. ?enate
Peace treaty reported to U. 8. senaie
With suggested amendments and reserva
tl8eDt 12?Bolshevik! announced capture
of I^oiohak's southern army. 45 000 msn.
D'Annunslo at hoad ^ ItaH*n tropp
seised Flume; other troops, orderea io
jiniirm hla men. mutlnlea.
Sept. 16?China decreed separate peace
W8ept^9^Peace treaty handed to Bulga
**S2ot.ei|?-'Itailans ousted from Trau by
ATOric^roirlnM. who l"TO?4 ">??> ov,r
"giZFn-rLc. conf.renc orJ.r?l ulU
mfttum to Germany on evacuation of
ffihuanla'byVon der Golts' troops.
^<Xt! 1-KaKans and Serbs fought In
%? Jnk'porthw^?rti .rmy Mm
b,eh^b?"6"', 0.put... rating
peaw treaty and treaties with America
an0dctGre^Holshevik? evacuated , Dvlnsk
^pScVtfiatTo'sStifled by Italy by royal
dOct*V-Germans and Russian?' attacked
nSK 10-Klng George signed British rg^B
lflSu0ll-fParroTnRKattaicen by R=
German force and Letts landed ?t UbaU
^France1 ro'ttflrxl0 the German treaty.
IS-EeaKtie of Nations oftolally
bOcu'lV-G^nena?^>enlklne announced cap
ture of Orel and other victories over bol
#toJtKti?-Busslan northwest army took
POcT 1*" K^.rtodTtfk.?n by BritUh fljrt.
Oct! Bolshevlkl recaptured^Jsarskoa
aaIo and Krasnoe Selo from White army.
Oct. 36?Reverses for Denlklne and Kol
ClOct. rai-?Whlte army resumed advance on
PNov,Tl^'Bolshevlkl recaptured Gatcblna
"SSv'y-iSSSS' pr*?nb'? <?
"8l!,0pnrOT?PcodUnbcyMRouinanU.n
'Xv" "iSi&'natrSoptS "rM?V??Uon to
.'.M- v of leamio covenant.
Nov. 14?D'Annunslo seised Zara, .Dal
toNov 15?Ten drastic reservations to
tr^nyeral ^ude^tch8'retreated to Eto
nian border and resigned command of
?Russian Northwest army.
^hy^^feUreJdec?t^tlfl<^on ^
with
7?Russian bolshevlkl offered Unas
?I)S?aCt-^u?fmon^'^uncll warned Ger
mW t?t ?lles J^uld.d^unce armls
ti&" lt^-Bolshevlkl captur^ Kharkov,
^o^A^^menT'reached by*Bngland,
*^A. \nd^aly that Italy shall have
fnume; D'Annunslo to hand city over to
refwarn-Bolshevmi announced capture
^?il^oJrSS?1 dSr.gatee declared Oer
could not deliver the 400,000 tons of
p^ay couia materUi demanded in
^ tnrtmnrt wnr
'TuftloS by D'Annunilo's troupe
blocked SIT turning over of Flume to the
Italian regulara^ announced the al
out watting longer (of AmeTfOa.
PROVERBS.
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&?est thou a man d 111! gent la hit I
business, he shall not stand before |
kings, he shall not stand before
mean man. Pruv, 11:49. It li wi)
moral support of capital back of him '
that glree the diluent man dlrnltjr j
In the presence of the kins. Buy
W. S B. **
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Ha also that lsk slothful la his
work is brother to him that la a great |
waater, Pror. li:t. In fsot, th'--]
alothfa) Kan Is not only brother is 1
Kile waster, ha Is IT. Pat what
lata W S ?
huiMui Veteran 1ML
Hiilmiontl, Vu., !>????. ;j(l.(Jon. Wil
liam Itufttn <\?x, one ol the last surviv
ing rauking other* of the Coufwl^Ntie
army. died here thi* Oven in*. |It* was
e.xtensdv^ljTiengaged In 'mhUi^hh in 'North
Carolina ami other southern points nince
the war.
l>eath is paid to have been dite to
toxic poisoning brought on by old age.
?General Cox hid the dUtiuotlou of
Ijinptish lighting at Appomattox eourt
l?> (ii iural I.iu.
Wounded 1| times during ihi* rivll
war. QittNll <'ox suffered Qff sever*
wound* in on* bjtitle, l?nt kept at the
head of Itis brigade until lu* fell on
the held exhausted.
Hg>a Aviators Were Murdered.
Kl Paso, IKh.\ *itl. Mexican oiHciiU
sought to repress fact* concerning the
being tlif last Confederate otlieer to re-^nurder ?d Ainet'i<an aviator**, 1'leuteu
!?.(>? t'evil, Connolly and Frederick Wa
bouse, prolonging the lighting for souie Tterh us, whose bodies were found buried
time after the sigulng the surrender in the sand oU the Itaya de los Angeles,
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Low or California, aeeordlH# t?i testitnotiT
a( a hearing today,. The testimony wai
given by Joe Akl**u lltehards, of Chi*
eag??, the American who discovered the
bodies on September 'Jl.
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The Inn ri 11k WM epiidmied l?\
Man \t .lacks,m, of |?J| Pfcab, seoFCtftft
of |h<? ?-? ?mil,' sift t-oininill.eo ill VfstigKt
Iiik Mexican affair*. Ntno of the com ,
Ulttlfe wa? p?*4eut
\< ? ,>r<|inK to Uiokor?V? ttfjMiuiouy < ,.i.
noll.v was stabbed to ilouth and Water*
house evidently died from a- broken skull
caused by iiupa<Tfvot a heavy iron h?r
found near the bodfev*
To Our Policy Holders in
Kershaw County:
APPRECIATING THE SPLENDID BUSINESS
WHICH HAS BEEN GIVEN OUR REPRESENTATIVE
IN KERSHAW COUNTY DURING THE PAST YEAR,
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK YOU
FOR IT, AND WISH FOR YOU THAT THE COMING
NEW YEAR MAY BRING THE BEST YOU HAVE
EVER KNOWN IN HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY.
VERY TRULY YOURS,
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Southeastern Life Insurance Co.
Greenville, South Carolina
L. A. MCDOWELL, Agent CAMDEN, S. C.
Fire Protection
We beg to call your attention to the constantly increasing cost of labor and ma
terials, and the consequent increase in the value aof buildings, machinery, merchant
dise and household effects, and would recommend that yo^ look over your insurance
with this in view, and advise us how much additional insurance you.require.
As you know, the cost to construct a buildling today is from 35 to 100 per cent
more than it was five years ago, and even taking into consideration depreciation, the.
replacement valu?, which is the adjustment bafcis in case of a fire, is greater than the
cost of 4he building a few years ago. Machinery, merchandise and household effects
have also increased in like proportion. . '
m P. DuBOSE & COMPANY
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