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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE II. I). NIIch nnd f K. N. McDowell \ Published every Friday *t 1109-No. Mroird St red. and entered at the Caiu >?11 mh sr< (?/m1 (Iim Will mat ??r I*r!<?*? |>cr annum fl.fiO, Cauidii, S. <\( Jan. J. I t?-?o With ritifc>mic of nil Mm; ?*?f.1 11?, vhrIt-kin* of v* hi?t,|cs, ><f tir** cracker- and aufo joy riders ('ani?i< 11 citizen* k? lit'i ;?i!v kifrt Wednesday night tlml fli.- V?-w Vtiir had come lit The nobe wy? kept 1 >i? for *ofne 1 i11!?> tune. The <"hroiijeje in"! every member ?>f it* fop<.'(< vvisjio i t > readers Hi id pit I r? ? 11 ?? a. llupp> ami I'rusp.wuiiN New Yo&r, Wu npprc<iatc the *plend id patroUW uiveii (hi* paper 111 lit iik the past year and Mope tn he better able t<> serVe. our run*, rprners durli'K the roiiiinif >i'Hi l,uke \l? l.ii<\( says: "A mail will -?it in 11 harhci .chair for one Jmijr ?ud forty ruinate* while his fuce is .being iui'.*aaged and (folliMl up Then In* will go out on the street jiimI laugh Invalid- In- hup (H'lis lii M'i' a woman primping in front of a mirror in 0 *torc wimlow." The rt*u.M?n they are falling for live billions in tiixt'N n**'act year may be found in part in tln? fart that government of ficials art* k?v??i? (?? extravaguiice tin'' saint* tin tlic reat of (In* people. Kvery depart - 111 ent wants to get all it ran ami spend it^ for the glory of his "administration". What in needed in Washington. ami in ?it ate capitol* ?s Vyell,. air a few more men who will praetice economy. Thi* end nf UMb shows the State high way deportment with iffpinsts hp- J>.'l project* for ror.il coii<d ruction ami bridge tiniIdiiik. with surveys fur a very large majority of them tiimtdcted. of thf*M* project*. there are reiptehts fur tin* eon .structh>n of HMt.Ofi mill's <?f roads, for which I '? I, IfWl IP luis In'I'll asked in federnl 11 i?I ? >f this amount "?r?..'>N miles have lii-en com pie) im|. (( !<hi|h'|' Wednesday made public re?*iiuiineiidati'iiis by a committee ?-pre-entiuu 'he Slate 1'oard of Kduca-1 'hui which ni ouiimMidation- ciubrnee State wile and roust fuel ive policy for) the pub! i? school* of South t 'aiVlinii. \ mo u K tie1 i '?roiniiiiiiclatioi.is are 'that 'here shall lie a minimum wage of Jjt'.H) ni'ititli !?' ;<ll assistant t i?;i ? ? I ??* r - tor line month-, .?> 11H > a iiiotiili fnv .print*!-| pals .if ;i !\\.i III three teacher .school, <1 1(1 fjj?- principals t.' ft'Ui* ti ach' '?lioids a it 11 ."Sl-ti for pi'tiicipaS hve.j 1 H ; c||e *? 1 ll>'"!-. H The ih.iii 'teliind the- w l?i??lvi I-. !-?| 'iti*a rir.li Wi!ru\. 'uf ('arw.ii Ne\. I '? :I?*11\ 1- a caipent.er l?> t ad< and while A'-rUiim wrap* lii^ eiulit feet (>i\ inches 1" board ar-.inid ln^ chest, lie ha- never ?tii'l a 1 axur ?>n lii-> f:;ee.. The I'Miie to l.aiiKti At A I 'ii 11111 ;i it portei wn.s "pulled-* in \mcrioi|s. tin . with ?1'J.."?4H) worth of '?I?H-kade whi.<<key under his management, ?vas lined havmj; pleaded guilty. ! '?and tin ti in- w. - pi'omptl> paid." Of e.illi se All I till- self saille p?i-|er I*' llO ,!.,ul.l llU|'|?il.V 811,1 ltll>|v Hi p.ox,-..lion of HU foituer crook ,,| .i.tciprUe. It would be u ?00(1 j'h-tt f?, tho 'vM$* ,4' lirM l,oW muolj iik'imvv ib*? bootlegger m>.> have, aiul li\ til'1 to lit tile loos Mint 11>?- whiskey pe.hllers laugh at w l? n i}11*\ k> ? out of. court act as proiii'Mci s ,.f prohibition la* violation*. It begin* to appear certain tliftt afec Jnn* uary Ml, tlic courts will be forced ?<? revise their manner of handling whi*. ket case*. It may coin 6 to pus* that tin* line will I"' mIhOihUimI altogether, and straight |?ri -?*ii sentence* in?|>o*ed?and when ?thut comes to puss tlie courts will -M renli/.e ? ?lr..|?pin>C off of their business in whlfckey prosecution*.? <'liar* Kitt?? < Ibserver, ^ .... IIJIM . I 1 " -J I'apcrs Forced To Quit. i 'hiimpHign. Ill 'I'1"- i'liuuipaiKii !>"?!> (iHKitle. e*Ubli*hett in 1N*W am! one of the oldest papers in tlie sftite, hu* been sold to J? W. Hteviek, publisher of the Champaign 1 >iiily ami Sunday News. The two ?papers will be' merged ami i*Mied at one publication. The inonutiliK cost of publici.tioH with the imcerlainty of the print paper sit uation ami the difficulty to secure the necessary help for economical operation is said to have been a factor considered in the consolidation.. . Kan (Mr.ire. Wis, All the Kngllsh lan guage weekly newspa|MTs in Kau Claire comity have consolidated under the name of the Kau County 1'nion. Famous Aviator I>ead. Manchester, Knglnud, IUmv 'it.? Ku neial services were held here today for ('apt. Sir John Alcork, the lirst aviator I., make a nonstop airplane flight across the Atlantic, who died at Kouon, Krani)e? an tlic result of injuries received when his plane era-died December 1* near Cottevniid. in NorniKiid. Thousands of person*. rnelndiiiK numerous annv offi Vers ami airmen, attended. To Clothiers and Tailors: Suits$HM). tip The lir>t man and woman got ulong without clo.thes. "The Miracle Man" i? coining. \N atch the Majestic. ANNOUNCEMENTS I'Oli MAVOlt. I h'-i'i In announce myself as r.- '('an* i!iilate for Mayor "f the City of Camden ai the aopr<>acbim? primacy election, sub ject |o the rules ..f the democrat it* party iif th<r City. <?f Camden. Your support will l<e appreciated. IT elected I pledge a eh-an hu-ine*s administration. W. .1 lU'NN drii. s C. I -J! I. nun Mill Al.DKICM AN \\ . hereby aiiii"minre Kenneth Kluke n.-\ as a i uiididMe for Alderman from Ni'.ii'l S:y in tie- npprcacuinic Peinncrat* I'rimary. If cted we .ire confident iiV wi.l ma1;* a Conscientious offieer. Mn.v I''i iends .1.*iu nary l^i. 1 Kfllt XI.DKKMAN \\ \KI> SIX I 11?-;?? I? \ aiuioiiiiee'. my-' If a candidate t..i r<- el. etitm to the office of Alderman fi ".ui \\'ar<I St\.- subject to t lie iteinocratic p'rimarv. \\\ it. uorcii SKM KIIOI.DKKS MKKTIMi A i.'K'iliir annual meet inn of the >tock li.il.l.iv of t lie I la uk of Camden will be li M al tV*** I>nnk of Camden on Tuesday I annar\ 1'11 h, at 11 a in. II C CA'KHISi ?.\. .IK, ('ashjer. NOTH'K Tin* regular annual meeting ?>f share |iti|(|?r> ?>f tin- Kir*t National Hauk of Camden will be h?M Tuesday January 1Mb, 1020, it L o'clock I* M. UiMO JOll.y T, M.VCKRY, Hcc. , NOTICK Annual iihtI.'iij; of tin- ?>f tlit* Kuterprise 11uil<i111k and Mflji Asso ciation will t>i> heW h( the ottice of the stcretary. and treasurer at -4 IV Al. Wednesday the 71Ii of January 102O. W, K, JOHNSON". Sec. tin*! Treat) NOTti'K i Tin* regular annual meeting of share h<? l<lt i ^ <?f tin- Can.den IiOtll A: Kealty Company wiH be bold, Tuetwlajr January ['tilth. lOiJO, in olfloe of Fir*t Natioual Hank at <1 o'clock I*. M. :|J? l(> JOHN' T. MAOKKY. Sec. NOTKK Notice is hereby given that there will In* a meeting of the stockholder* of the Carolina Coca Cola Bottling Company of Camden, S. C,, on January 17 d twelve o'clock noon at the officer of said Corporation. The purpose of said meet ing to be to increase the capital stock t?| -aid corporation, to cbtUfO the liuuie of said corporation and for such other business as shall come hofore said meet. i"K. Carolina Coca Cola Hottling Co. of Camden, S. C. .'HI 12 ? ' lly A. T. Heath, Pres. Special 'l'eachers' Kxainiiiatlon. A special teacher*' examination will be held in the Court House at Camden on Saturday. January 10th, 1020, begin ning at 0 :H0. Those wishing <?ertiticate?? (should take this examination as" it will be the hut until spring. I. J. McKKNZIK. Supt. of Education Kershaw County, STATION ^ " Stale of South CRWillna. County (if Kershaw. lly \V. I,. McDowell, Enquire, Pro bate Judge. Whereas, Mrs. Annie Outlaw made suit to me to grant her Letters of Ad ministration <>f the Instate of and effects of Hi ley J. Outlaw. There are herefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Hiley J. Outlaw, deceased, that they be and appear be fore me, in the Court of PrAbate to be held Kt Camden. S. <'., on January lfith next atfer publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any. they have, why the said Admin istration should not be granted. tiiven under'my hand this 1st day of Juuuarv A. I). 1020. \V. Ii. McDOWKLI,. Judge of Probate for Kershaw County Published on the 2nd and 0th days of January 1020 in the Camden Chron icle and posted at the Court House door for-the time prescribed by law. Watch <he MnjeHtk"?"The Millie Man" i-* coining. ' UNA!, IHHCHAIWK . Nuii. r || hereby giyeu that OAt month from this date, ou Tu$*d*y. January 90th. 1020, wo will make to the Pro bati' Court of Kershaw County our final return aw Executor* of lite estate of Si meon Stoke*. and on th?> *amn date we will apply to th<> said Court for a final discharge f ?h?i?? our t ru?t a? is a id Eiecu f o r > AH paifljle*. If any, having ??laiu?H ugainM the said estate will present them duly attested oh or' bofor? that duto or be forever barred. W. I-. M STOKES, S. S. STOKES. Executors. CatlldfD, s <\. Dec, is, MHO, y FINAL DIHniAKGK Notieo is hereby given that one month ft,?m this date, on Monday January 5th, 11*20, I will make to the Probtte Court of Kershaw Couuty my final re turn as Administrator, ni the estate of I.avinia K. Hrewer, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Ad minist rater. JOHN I>. BHEWEU, Administrator. Camden. S. 0? l>ec. 5th. 1010. TRESPASS NOTICK All parties are hereby notified not to hunt, fish or trespass in any manner whatsoever on lamls in West Wateroe known as the l\?d>y place. ELMOItE JEFFEK8 Logoff, S Dec. 15, 1019. 87-40 TRESPASS NOTICK All parties are hereby warned not to let their hogs and cows run at large on' my, premises. W. I). McD()WA LL Camden, X. CV, Kte. 'I, DiHvinber 17, 1010. 37-39-pu TAX KKTl'RNK Kershaw County Notice is hereby given that the Audi-1 tor's office will be open for receiving Tax Returns from January 1st, 1020, to February 20th. 1020. All persons owning real estate or personal proper ty must make returns of the same with in said period as required by law, or be subject to a penalty of 50 per cent. The Auditor will attend in person or by deputy at the following places in the county ou the dates indicated for , reviving returns : Hethuue, January Jo and 14. Haley's Mill, January 15 KirkIc.va? Store, January 10. Kershaw. January 20 and 21 Westville, January 22 l.iberty Hill, January J23i Itlaney, January 27 ; All persons between the ages of 21 and 00 years, inclusive, are required to pay Poll and Road Tax, unless excus ed by law. All trustees. Guardians, Ex ecuto?|. Administrators or Agents hold ing property in charge, must return same. Parties sending tax returns by mail must make oath to same before some oflieer and fill out same in proper man ner or they will be rejected. W. F. RCSSELL.' Audit<iK Kershaw County. A FLOUR IS FUEL /' ?' *b? . ' .' I iunt !?- .11 ill- ? In1 t! ::n J': t It. 1 ill.- turn*. into heat uu I tv. I it ihl i* ; V (in ! < nr l<;du* ncid to keip tin-n, v..: J in ..ii'l h ullh.v. 'J In t pi (Dtr^ and heat that $U> fOOd will p i < HI ui*?" ??* (i i ? <1 by 'Valoiirs." 'tVu (nits worth of ? 'Ticdinout", "I'urltmi" or "Ar#u* Self lUhlnx" Flour contains nnnv eaNmps tluw 1K? cento worth ?>f beef i>c unit ion, <10 cento wort^ c*f tuilk. or il.'Jft worth of - "\ Hr? ad |h the cheapest of f?Kut?*, and it i* the healthiest, the, intuit wholesome and t^y greatest of ttuergy producers *? well,* Vou should use more bread and biscuits oh your ^ table, Let them take tin- place of some of the more* L ? \|niisive dishes. It mean.-; better health and greater ^ economy. J Nothing could b* more delicloun than the bread, hi-i iiith uiul cake made witli the fumous product* of the Piedmont .Mills. Tioy hnvo stood the test for more tban -50 yearn. Make their acquaintance today. THE PIEDMONT MILLS INC High Grade Wipter Wheat Flour LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY By leaking Your Old Clothing Serviceable We are doing it for thousands of others?why. not for you? We believe a trial will convince you. FOOTER'S DYE WORKS ... J. ? . . ... Cumberland, Md. WHAT IS YOUR HEALTH WORTH ? A dollar spout in tile correct remedy at the proper time may save you years of suffering and adversity. If it is not sufficiently serious for you to call in a phy sician, just remember that we have practically every Reliable remedy on the market. Spend a dime and save n dollar. W. Robin Zeinp's Drug Store Tv ?>nc 30. Fertilizers A : mavk Nil-: a?.knvy foi; au.moci; & co. FERTILIZER AND ACID; AND NITRATK A? iKN MI-> < n. SODA, Ml-' >AV.\NNAII. ciA. >KK Ml. i:KF()r.F. PI.ACINC YOl R ORDERS !'< >!: i-: utilizer.-* W. H. HAILE Rutlrilgr Str.M-1 ? Camden, S. <L CITATION < !' South Carolina. ('ntii'lv ? f Kershaw. |',\ W ).. .Mr! >..well. Ks.jaire, Pro lu'te .hnl-j' Wherea-, II II. Fresh Icy made suit to me to grant him F.<-tt?*rv of Administra i*.?ii 4? f tli.-. Instate of and effects of J. \\* Krcshley. T'n ? arc. Therefore. to <-it?? and ad monish all and singular flie kindred and creditors of the said .J. W. Freshle.v. de ceased, that they he and appear before tin-, in tin Court of Probate, to he held at Camden, S. ('. on January 14th. next nfter publication thereof. ??! 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cautfe, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted, tiiven under inv Hand, this .'51st day .f I (.?.?ember A. D. 1011). \V. I.. M.lxnVKM,. Judge of I'rohate for Kershaw County. Published on the 2nd mid Oth days .?f January. 1020. in the Camden Chron iele and posted at the Court House door for tlie time prescribed by law. ESTATE SALE Si. te of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. Cndcr and by virtue of an Order granted by W. ].. McDowell, Judge of PiuUaU' of K*?e?hnw * 'aunty, StflTeafurc^ said. I as Administrator of the Ks*tate of Walter Ilinson, decer.sed. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the < >pera House eoruer in the City of Cam denr S. C., on Saturday. January 24th, 1020, lotiimencinK at 12 o'clock M., the following persona! property belonging to tlje Instate of the said Walter Ilin-on, towit : 2 Saw Mill ('art-, Wagons, {) MiiIims, 2 Oxen, I 20-horsi- Knginc, 1 lO-horse butler, 1 Saw Mill (complete). 1 Dodge Autoniobil" and 1 Truck and Trailer. I 'rospcrt i ve buyers can see the saw mill which is located .ui the Camden I? liopviIlc public r?>ad. two utiles north? ??n-t of Antioch Ilaptist Chnrch, any time before <l.i.\ s;i|?.. pr4>|>*>rty as above can be seen at the Opera 11..t?rrn-r dav of sale. ? I I.. 11INSON. Ad-ii.n siiai..f !"<? t.' t <? of Walter Ilin-on. I IN \l. IHS( IIAIU.I, ^ ? ? ? i- ie-i i liv uivi ii that one month th.- ?!..(?, ..it Wednc>da.\. January 2m i, 1 *'11 I u i4! make to t he Probate ' ? ?>i t I l\. . -ii.iw t'ount v rn> final re '"?'i ?!- V ?Iiii ; ii I-t i a:< f . 11 the Kstat* of W ; ? if?- r llin-oii. rt'-ceased. mid on the I \? >' 1 app'.\ to the said < 'ourt f,":i di-??'.a re.- a- said Administra I"1 1 I HI\SO\ < '.Oil.S I ? . | I,.,|?.|. _?l if!, 11*11* CITATION. S; 11. ..f S.<iit Ij < 'a r.dina. ? ? 111?t \ of |\e|w||aW l'\ \\ I,. Mi Don el!, I'N.pnre. Pro bat ? .Indue \N heiea?. M < - Janie K Ilatenian made -nit to me to giant her Letters of Ad ministration of the Kslate of and effects of .1 I' etcher Ibiteiiian. These are. Therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and cr?*d>tofs nt the -aid .1 Kletcher Rate nirn. d?M-ea*'d. that they be and appear before me. in 11>?* <'ourt of Probate, to be held lit ('n in deii. S. on January ? it:: lo'tr after publication thereof, at 11 '.v:.i< k in the forenoon. to show c.i'M' if any the\ have, why the said Administration should not grr.uted. * ii\ I'll nndi r m> hand, this 23rd day ? f I ?i'Ci 'liber. A I ' 1010. W. I.. McDOWK.1,1. . 11j? tu? of Probate f..r Kershaw County 1' Mished on t)i? J'itii day of Decem ber 1!11!? and tlx 2nd day of January, 102P. in tie- <'uniden Chronicle and pout ed at the C?*nrt Hi'*w door for the time pr' rit?i! by lnw LOOK WHO'S COMING! ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY MAJESTIC TWO DAYS m & SAT. THEATRE Wafac Mj M?hl JAN. 2 & 3 VIERRA'S HAW1IAN SINGERS AND DANCERS Presenting A NIGHT IN HAWAII SINGERS Instrumen ?1 ? talists and DANCERS Vierra's Number One Company, the best Hawaiian company touring America, including Mr. Kalani (steel guitar player) who makes records for Columbia Graf onola and Mr. Pikaki (tenor singer) from the original "Bird of Paradise". Pictures to be shown in connection with Vierra's Hawaiins: Friday Jan. 2nd, Olive Thomas in "The Spite Bride" Saturday Jan. 3rd. "Fatty" Arbuckie in '*The Hayseed" Admission: Children 3<>c, Adults 60c, including war tax Matinee 3 P. M. Daily Two Night Shows 7 and 9 P. M. ^