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WATEREE MILL NEWS Til.- deb-gut'*! of th*? I/V?kwood a WOP oouwution iu llo*itou only hope tb?y ??an luiplirt to the oo-worker* iu thU Mill Mime of the tnmrirdtloa th?->- gained ^hilo rubbing tfboukfer* with the in*n from all our other n?ill? and the pflMftl of tb?' I Ion ton oflkv. There were ?ix "hundred mcu at the Uanquot, <VK) of ttwit mini I*-r Were (NUMitsMf*! iu ?>n.> way iind another with QrrOQ Go? It (ATO th<- writer a (C<liO| Of pride! to be connected with a linn whone ideal it ix to coin hi no huitiocHM principle* with j?riiK'i(?!?'- <>t MHjara ibvtling.. Kufh of uti hero ?r? (lulu in the gigantic chain. On Friday Marvh ftt'b a iiiusm meeting "f tU?* men t?f Wateree Village wa* held ni the t'lubhoune. A.t thin meetiufc wa? founded what faints to be an ideal gov ernment of n village. The pimple elect* ??d a mayor. Koch block elected a rep* ram ivt.itive which will hold q0<M for nix month* and w>1h>m> titL?> will he al derman. The object of fhia board will be to dHoUM, 8 urgent and Institute lawn whioh peijtain* to -the betterment of <die village? in general. The following tnen were eleoteA t? *erv? a* official* for the next ?; mos. T&iyot Alt-. II. K. 11 i! - HNx'k No. 100 J. J, Homier* Block WO J. C Shiiley nio<-k .wo r naker Block 100 Vance Tbreatt. Block r*00 J. I> Shaw Block 000 Till I>avi? Bl^wk 700 Hfi TVBruhl. "Block SOO John Morris# ? I?J9CV m Ik a Hftbitwon Block 1000 Bon Gardner Block 1100 (Jib peBtahJ > Block lifQQ IUn4 I^rity 1300 L. P. An<kwott ?ifc\>r<ler A. 8. IiteSt-?)lytt. On Friday flight Mardh llith there will b<i A mn*? ine*-tipg at the Watered < Wubhnu,'e. The purpose of tbta UieetiOK will l>e to dj*Cju?8 baseball it) generah All those interested la the wollfarc of baseball at the WfiJ?ree Mill for the <*>miscusoti tv?mo primed to talk on .?be foljowlafc subjects. , 1. Kleotwm of ? Nfflnoger, coach and> irmpire, II The putting of the team on a claying basin. TTT Prospects for a second team. IV Advisability of a mill team. ..... ? A professional team. V. New uniforms will be a subjex't .,<f luteresli The first meeting of the Civic (Hovern rnoni \va* held Wednesday night. All j AWenlYeii answered' to roll call except' John I). Shaft' who was prevented from attending by ill ht?alth. Alderman John Morris tendered his resignation bccause of previous arrangements made by him to take i up farming this year. Th<> board of aldermen and mayor regret the losing of Mr. Morris whose service has always been 100 per cent. The following baniness was 1aken up. A sick benefit for the employees of the Wutefee in the form of n mutual in surance was discussed at length. A (wmmlttee r>f five was .appointed to draw up a plan for the operation of such an organization and preseut such a plan at the irejct regular mooting of Hhe .Vfa.vor and lV>nrd of Aldermen Wed nesday March 17ih. The oonwnittee con *i?tM of Chilinnsn A S. Llewellyn, Be morder, Aldermen Lewis Anderson, Oil ANNOUNCEMENTS FOE C1.KRK OF COURT. 1 hereby announce my?elf as a caudi <bate for reelection to the office of Clerk of Court for Kershaw County ?t the prunary to be held this summer. If ?^lect??d f, promi**1 to faithfully perform th?' dutiew <*f the ffioe in the future as I hive in the )ra?t. .i.v>fr:s li clyrurn. FOR S1PT. OF EDUCATION I hereby niiiioun<v myself a? a candi date for Superintendent ??f Education Pot*" Kershaw County in the approaching f>euuM>riaiti?* primary ekvtaon to l>e held in August. I pledge myself to a ntrict <usebnrn<' of all the duticK of the office.. AIJ/KN R. Ml IIIC lit.HON t ITY REGISTRATION NOTICE Notice is hen-by piven that the books <u ltagitt nation of the (^ity of Camden svill h<- <v]H*n in the'office of Zemp and I )e1\iKK 1 >ru?c Store, <*u the corner of Broad and Rutledge Streets, in the City <?f, C?an?den, <V?unty of Kershaw, State <>J South Carolina for the Registration ?>f the name*. ?>f the qiraJUied electors therein, on Monday. Marvh ><t.Ti, :tiid vv ii 1 remain open from 5) A. M. t<? J 1'. M. ??a?,h day exoojrt Sunday un til Saturday th^ L'Tfh day of March, IH'JO inrhi?ive. ramks r. i u \/ ?Ac.ig:. ?>f rat i.?n for rin- City <Vsirnden. M-ii' i) .~?th, 1 Avoid Flu stop Coughs Colds Sore Throa* Use (MenthoTtitc ?') Formerly Tar Balsam \ ilrlicimi* t lit r t % J?J s ? ? r ? -viijr : immrdi.it'!v |.rrA>- t;p tin |>1? . w:: . < ?" >r thf lirad, t li?M ?r,.> in??lnl? *n<i til- j ?or<* tliro.il I jm .1 ?> j*pvx?rifii' If r. I dooan't fli'-x'- )?? i ?av ??'> .itid \./wr dru^gini | will refund .r m^n. v I ~?-<l f..r ,.\.r 1(1 ; 3.V at jwur dniciUt'^ Item IMVruM, ?f*nj. R Bobluson, Clyd?* ltakir. Tb?' Hoard of Aldermen rfect?*d llev. W. h'. Fureroil pa*tor of the Waterc* a*? an honorary m<-mb<>r of the BmaIi Diw^isvlon of garden *ihH* waw tak?u uji it ?ii? iiuutMted tU?t Mch Al dortpan h*?>uM find out who ou bin Illuck <tc*ir*?d ? giinh'ti and .turn .-tin ih??*e iiiuaw to Mf. Ueweiiy i) u.?t liter thau Kri'tuy Mar<*h 1U'h. TtWlW djS* sii.Mi-. <if ^jinUiis will bo allotted one a> ii? ur tiTi'ir lioukf uh jK?vdbk\ Monday M-.inlu.V Uuivh lip, ,\ motion vrca blade and ourrJod iiutt Ktrc J. Handera in company (k fc h jii<> dr<i*v up " */1 of f?>r the bettemieivt of hi* do'owrUnont, ??f needed Equipment Mini ;i of okann, (!?at theso *u# Ko?tW>i)ft U? |ir0M*ni0d to the lloard tit the in v| regular nulling March J7th. \ iiioti..n made and ? i-1 i?-?t that in <si>o of d< :it'h. itho nhivntwui of the !>!i>rk witbin uhti'lj the ^rtenfli occurred, v\.<uld iimu'tiialcly Kef in touch with the families of deceased and b<? roapou* Jnlblc fc?r the ariangomeut for burial. Authority was voted to the Keoorder t<? have notioo* lu'lntcd and have posted to invito all on the village to help p:vt?.vt rbv vliwWng oh ?>r brefWuf down thoyoung tNMi n also suggested ihut ufK-h al dmnan would make qu attempt to win th<' ixxipe ration of each person oo hl? blot*k iu the fight againat the roaming 1'f b<;0*, cows 'or uuy other damager of garden*. Alderman Anderson told very vividly how two y?ar? labor iu hU garden was i'.UiiVU hj friendly and uei^hbovly cows ii'wl heu*. v It is always a. treat to have visitor* in our mill. We~feeU-hOnored to haw? had no rnauy northern friends visit us 4he.se past few weeks./We iu this way i>vt^nd to ull a hearty invitation. We wHl ho glad to explain the processes which take place between the raw cot ion And the finished olo*"h. Auy visitor* innv feel fiec t<> a*k the guide Mr. and question rcgrtrd^j rfl? &\iton or nvaobtaery. If Anyone U interested In flic vi>tojr<? an<l living <*>nditlon* we would be Kind to show such our day nurocry, ^clubhouse, dispensary, play ground or anything wfiioh a visitor might b? particularly interested in. We regret that the visit of Mr W. 1 >a!c I larder'* from the IJostou office was w> xho rt. We indeed enjoy the spirit of hclfpfulncsK the men from lloa* ?tvn bring wit/It- them, it all reflects back fo eaob and everyone of us. The -arrival ?>f an eight-jxuind garl into tJm home of Mr. ami Mrs. Gilliam DfUrubl uwiEo* (]il a proud father and Ike Dell rub I a proud uncle. Our con gratulait.lou to Mr*. Dell ru-h I and bless-, in? to the daughter. "DAL'GHTEH OF THK SVS" Heautiful Hawaiian IMay C'omiuj To Camden Opera House. Tli.- following is what the fihieveport, La , Journal lias <to #.ay of "A Daughter of the Sou", which oomcs to the Cam don Opera House, Mar<4h 2fith: "A Daughter of the ^un"" "Which will bo proseivfcod for the lost time Friday night at the Grand Opera House, bring* a breath of old Hawaii to the American *?ige. The play is something entirely now in the theatrical world and reveals vividly the queer oustouis and ancient su(>crHti'tion? of the natives o' this i?land Kroup in the Pacific. Although the pro <|u<*tion loans strongly toward the mclo dram'atic, there in ample comedy, fur nished principally by Virginia Lee, who styles herself a "Lawn widow," nod Oo!. Clay. to keep the atvdicnce in ? boju^y frame of mind. Four native performers on I ho uku lele and the guitar have been allotted to the production and furnish musical niunbors that are entirely pleasing. Julia Anelfka was heartily applauded af ter her "hula" dnnoe. .Miss Blanche Oook is the life of the show in the ehatwter oT Virginia Lee. H?t h roadway <piii>s are jus*. what they seem?-stratfgeJy out of place on an island of love and miudc?and arc appre ciated juore for tJwvt reason. Charles F. lV*Ve<vhio as Colomd Clay, 1/. K. Ix>rd as 1 >i*. (Jrant, Jean Clarendon as Dr. Sankura. and IN*arl Fvatis Jyowi-' as I/on, "fhe dgughtor ??f the sun." ar*< well east.--adv. 'ON WITH THK DANCK* \t The Majrstlr Theatre Today. Friday March 12. I ly Russell Holm an Smia, lovable but'torfly-girl, I U?t in her <iue!?t for pleasure, <\a tight in the big eky's eabaret whir!, Drunk with th<* darnv's gay measure. Ma.I with her beauty, jealous men fought: l*ixtj)l shots startled the Itroadway throng: < >ut ?>f t'h?' tlnrkno-<s the love that sh^ -ought Turned her h?-art baek from the path way of wrong. "< *;i With th> 1 >anei "?N/w York grave and guy Playing the gamt> that binges young h??art? ; Ma?' Murray, th>% r In a grent photo play. Fairest ?? f player- in Nrr-.iigc^t of ; r.i rts Th- l.irxvln highway from PitMburg t" Philadlephia ;s to (*? kept open all wirtt"r through tho ai?! ..f jN?w?*rfnl snow i.l..w. - ! Kiii?U <?f bark ar-* now to n:a:2irJ??*tur^ l*-?rid^s banana skin?, K.?,*ui vines, oxnanut fiber, efc.ver an<l hay, straw freshwater woods, rt?uwmi< :ind mor<" than l.V) kinds of Kru ss<"y. DR. R. E. STEVENSON DENTIST r<xkcr Building Camden, S. C. We Extend a THE BANK WITH ITHE CHiHe CtOpK to the public to visit us in our new home, where we are better equipped than ever to render satisfaptory service in every de partment connect^ with our institution, With sincere appreciation for ] the generous patronage accord ed us in the past and soliciting a continuation of same for the future, we are .. /?' '' . V'V Yours for Strength and Security, THE BANK OF GAMDEN . civ ? ' .... V-/:.; ' . "? ? . : ?_ _ - Camden, South Carolina TAX EXECUTIONS L'nder aud by virtue sundry tux ex ecutions to m?' directed 1 will sell in front of the Court House in the city of (Vunden, S. C., on the first Monday in Marcli uext, being the 1st day thereof, the following property : !) ncres iu I>eKalb Township in school district No. 1. bounded uorth by lands formerly of (J. Alexander, oast by "Jaudi formerly of Jane Arthur, south by estate lands of Henderson Bird and west by Carolina McMulKn. Levied up [ on and to be sold as the property of Kmma Alexander for taxes 1918. Also I U*t and building iu tho city of Cam den, bounded north by Blleu Situs, east by Ellen Skins, south by John Mickle and west by Oaawpbell street. levied u)K>n and to be sold as the property of estate of Josenh Fiekleti for taxes nulls. A I SO 1 lot and 1 building in the city of Camden, bouuded north by Hannah Perry east by Wash Alexander, south by York street and west by Ix>wis Ballard. Levied ui>on and t<) be sold as the prop erty of Pauline I>ixon for raxes 1017. Also 1 U>l and 1 house iu the cit$ of ('.iimlen. bounded north by Hannah Per ry. east by Abe Arthur, west by Pauline Dixon and south by York Street. I/eviod upon and to be sold a* the property of Washington Alexander for taxes 1017. Also 1 a ere in DeKalb Township in school di-trier No. 1 bounded north by Bessie Moselev. south by J. T. Murphy, east by J. J. Workman and west by estate of Ned Anderson. levied upon and to ! !>?? ?old as the property of Carrie Bon | for taxes 10HM7-1*. Also j 1 lot and 1 building iu DeKttlb towu -hip. m*1io?%! district No. 1 bounded north b\ Kandal James, west by T. J. Scott, i-.'ivt and Houth by ('. <\ Whitaker. Levied u|>on and to be sold as the prop >**-fy of Charlotte Lang. Also ? >tjf lrou*e and lot in the city of Cam ?I"M. bounded north by York Street, south by lot known as Karesh, east by Laura (\j-eton. west by Alexander Beiton. Levied ujxui and to be Kold as the prop erty of A. II. Sanders for taxes 1017-18. Also < >:???> tract of land in DeKalb township >^0?acres- more or aod i* ?u nd? d on the north by Little and I ?eiiviw-y, south by J. T. Nettles and L. Washington. oast by Eugene Mickle an?l west by J. T. Nettles and George T. Little. I/O vied ujH>n and to be sold as the property of Charley Perkins for I Hi's for t ho years 1017-1018. Also <?:>.? tra<i of land in DeKalb [own ^bi(? containing 21 a^*r?*s more or less and bounded on the north by W. II. Rjttclift", south by Joe Hall, east by Wil liam Copliu and went by W. H. Rat fliff. Levied upon and to be held as <!>?? property of onfaap of David Smith for taxe* years 1015, 1017 ami 1018. Also < >ne tract of land in DeKalb township containing 21 aeres more or less and bounded on tho north by H. F. Trimnal, Mouth bv Napoleon Brown, east by Na poleon Hrown and west by Z. Z. Bar field. Levied upon am! to be sokl as '?he property of the estate of Mary C. Hatecnan. for taxes for the years 1010, 1017. an*l 1018. fl. C. WELftff. Sheriff of Kershaw County. PRODUCTION On With The Dance Wifr. m FASTER! FASTER!! FASTER Hi. Slaves of Pleasure, lost in the spell of Broad way'*> lighU and lau^hter^ Driven by the lash of unfulfilled"^ sires?on and on?dancing, loving afld thirsting lor new sensations?beyond the law ? beyond virtue? into the abyss. A vivid, lavish drama of human j souls that drank of too much Mlife*-ott> New York's Greeat White Way. EVERY SCENE A SENSATION! AT THE MAJESTIC TODAY, MAR. ALL SEATS WILL BE 50 CENTS