The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 02, 1920, Image 13
E^rTat LITTLE COS I
I t#r Telii Of Ido Which Knablct
Em to H*/? Hot B*th at Prac
tical^ No ExpenM.
L <\ir\:i|ii(*'r llruhani iH'U. In*
|(ol ,,, | llC leteplioll.v N|t?MklllH of
e "? Mttlo things. n. IVo
L I, ,ls 4,1 hi* own
E^-niiuU' ? i?*v i?
Ktp4*jikti*V cuittfdTl Tb til? In
Ehvk 'TV* tlioMUllt *??'???>? tliij bot>
L, problem. I do iHO#l ?> lliy l?ar?l
FxvorK ItiU* nt flight and ill the Y$V9
i\ iimmmIhj?: and I Hk** tft tlive a
p, to i w 2 ?I??l :? a. in. Itut. as n
| lie llffMtCNl l>.v Hie kitchen
L , <<>.i|ed ill the l?oil?*r by that
h jj.u ii aim" ilink ami pot it into
Ltd, liox much larger, *?? that there
L v,,;,,,. ?.r or four Inchif
|v<. tht* outvie walls of the tank
I |lit* Inside of the box walla. This
;(r space I tilled with wool. Hot
|Vi poured into the xliu- umk, 1
L k, |>i IIm heal far longer under
L ,iiriimsfrtiiros tluin In a con
L i unprotected by the wool along
I Unys <>f (he thermos bottle, you
lint li<>\\ to heat the water? Ami
|l, ? ,\?iste? Ah! I was wasting
ft 'every night. wasting It d read hi I
|Tlifnk of how II poured from the
binev of my student's lamp! T rail
K pipo from the zinc tank Into n
Lr over the lamp's flame. thus e?
pi>itiUk*-a-xln nlaton of water. 1 then
??ceded with my night's work.
Next morning the water'In the tank
I ii lit He warm, hut ngl warm
fcgii. I found, however, that In <the
nlng when I relit tl?e student's
ftp there was still warmth In the
|er from ll?o xlne tank. So! It he
bp a cumulative process, and In a
I nil:Ids I had the water lu the
Ik too hot for me to hoht my hand
It.
[That innk Is ftow In the altlc of
N'ovii Scotia ficfuse, and Ms wa
heated b.v my sf udeut's-lnmp idea
protected by its wool covering,
ps me a nice warm hath every morn
The only difference is that I get
heat from a straight pipe run down
inside of the chimney to my open
In the study."
IH
"Barbara Frietchie."
oiuan's .courage ha* often
bed man's. On a-day In 1868 it
matched man's. Barbara . Frlet
s blood runs through tho#veins
)ld Glory. She was a gray-haired1
nan with the light of a mld-Aby
Ihii lion In her veins. On a Sep
ber morning,' when Lee's forces
pouring through Frederick. Md..
by Stonewall Jackson, every flag
the United States had been low
Up rose old( Barbara Frletchle
lie face of the regiment plowing
street. She seized a hauled-down
aud set It in her attjc window,
lelf Its color guard. Stonewall
(son's eye caught sight of It.
e!" The ritles shattered tlie staff,
old Barbara had caught the ban
and waving it far out over the
et. she cried, "Shoot, If you will,
old gray head, but spare your
ntry's flag." And the gallant
rson's eye swain, and his shout
ed now. "Who touches a hair of
gray head dies like a dog. March
?Chicago Journal.
Wiac Russian!
llliaiu I*\ Fox, lvnights of Colnm
eoinniisslouer to Siberia, who Is
ding up entertainments for the
is doing police work on the Trans
rian railway, records an amusing
lent at the installation of steam
into the Knights of Columbus
at VlacUvostok. The new radiator
need pining jauavers _and deml
quavers, and u Russian soldier
was standing near by thought the
Ivance was one of the celebrated
lean talking machines he had
mucli about . lfe^ even tliought
i lie tune?the first to lie played
u* new instrument?was the Ainer
na t i<ym I anthem. But lie was
l.v undeceived when Yankee soi
u?ok hi in to the basement and
lr<l Iiiin into the rites of stoking
11 ace.
Novel Strike. '
iv is a "novel form of strike In
ess ju ai portion of Victoria,
traliu. Angered by the high prices
??? 1 for children's shoes" aud
parcuis Inive been sending
boys mikI girls barefooted to
l. This aiili-profiteering ineus
l?n> been enthusiastically up- j
led by the children, who enjoy
wily, tiiid in many eases, where
> luiVe not joined in, boots have
disc;ird<-<| hefor?? tin* home is
of sight. An mousing feature j
????ii tin* action of a local bootsell
>?ndinjs bin ?? \% n children !?are
i. A-> j here Is no school mle
fi proscribes loutwcar. uinJ us the
I arc long at'.I warm, wic strike
lining i i v iiH'i'i \ course. /
Peru Alarm.:d Ovet Chinese.
?oiuiiHM'd influx of t'hinese ll!*j
??n: i> 'jLcln^_jvii.-vvcti Willi uliuiu!
Is Ijs curried on l?) j
1111 \ formed Alii i-Asiatic |
'. birji has ?is its purpose tin* |
fun. 44i? more 5triugeii( inunigra
The chief fault found with,
fiiiiicv,. jv that they enter Into]
I i>u*iiiessc8 iiixl sell at such low
t ti:i t "focal business men enn
iiipcio. Keeling has run high j
k'w-t.ft n,iHKlon?, with disastrous
to the Chinese merchants.
^i. tur*S(|uely Put.
}. I v'op tat cros**i< I>- Somi
ii \ on a if! S?' . ?i" von wer?
??' Sabs'" desert you'd run
|? '.'drnnf -J!o*ton Tiauscrlut,
!i KKTVIINN TO I'ltl SON
Ajsed White >Imi Allowed 14i Spend
Itomttlnlitx l>?>s on State In mi
Although h?- btu? nuf?V m five
into after *erviu* tweuty years in the
Georgia state peniteutiary, W. 1 >. Smith,
bolter known us "Jlarbrr" Smith. will
probably sp*atl the balatuv of bis days
at 11??* ?Utah* t?n-?n farm u?-n; MillM^
ville.
Harb.-r Smith who muvioted of muyhein
twenty yours uifo in llibb couuXy. lie
i charged witb having thrown vitriol
into the s of his landlady.. Sriit.<iuvd
to life Imprisonment, he served on va
vious ivad Rung* in uu?ny ci>unties t?f
the slate tutd aocordiug to the record#
of the prifron commission. has been a
model prisoner. On December ti, 1010,
hi? sentence Wf& commuted to pre*eut
ae trice. He was 72 ytvirs old. ,
Barber wout away, but several day*
ago he reappeared* at the state- prison
and announced to Wardcu Smith that he
had returned home, "the only home I've
ever known,*' he said. The aged fopner
prwouer said that h?? could not make
u living oil the outside, And had n<? one
to'cure for hiui in his declining yew*'
After luiviug been held lu bondage b.v
the slate for nearly a quarter of a cen
tury. '
The prison emmnission has notified the
warden to lot the old man remain on the
farm and do surh odd jobs as he is able
to perform in return .for his board and
clothes. They believe that, under the
circumstances, it will be inhuman to do
less,
TIT FOR TAT
Mabel?Here comes Charlie l.)ubb
Upthc walk;'That boy gives rut' the
shivers.
Marie?-Why don't yon give liiru
the shake ?--.Koston Transcript.
"m * ~
MERITORIOUS SERVICE. ^
"Yc)<" sajd the honest ex-buck, "I j
spent fourteen months in the lines
without any- relief."
"lltii I didn't know you were at j
the front at all," said his uucJe.
p"l wasn't." replied the buck. "but ,
1^spent eight months in the mess,
line, live months in the inspection j
line and one month in the pay line." j
?The Home Sector.
SPOILED DARLING.
"What's the excitement down the
?treet?"
"Do you refer to that crowd of
youngsters ?" ??
"Yes.
"Oh, that's just the children of
our neighborhood admiring the ex- ,
pensive toys of a bricklayer's son."? !
Birmingham Age-Herald.
SIGNS OF SANITY.
"Do vow think the exkaiser is in
sane ?'*
"Xo." replied Miss Cayenne. "A j
willingness on his part to admit that i
his mental processes are more or less j
\inreliahle rather indicates that he
has eonuj to one of the most lucidly *
discerning epochs of his career."
EXTREME CARE. j
"Did yon know that Farmer Ta- i
ters had his barnyard raided?'' i
"Wlia* was the reason?"
'The lot of cock tail* he had j
?r
the
KX POUCKM VN LOC \TKS KATIIKK
OtHcer MrKUitn Ur?(ri> Kklli^r After
? ? Twenty Vrm Abnenw,
II W. \UHfi1v.vu. m former niMtttn i
of the Florence iwlUv foiw. wlw.? serTwl
in that eapabity far several yearn, Ui
oahsl lus father hist Snudny at thv lnt
ix<v\- tome about .seven mile* fr?*m (V?n
\wt.v after ttU absence of twenty year*.
His father mysteriously disappeared
ttmw his home in (Nnrendou about t wen
ty years ago, leaving u wife and wwn
children, tho yvungoat <?f whom was
II. W. MoKlveen, thou a *nmll boy,
KvfcPJ efl'ort was made t<> locate the
nitwing tnai) but m?thing whs ever heard
of him until a f-w days ago Officer Mr
l'lveen, who is now a i?olieetni(rt at
Mnllins. g?vt a cine that led him t.? In
licvO his father /wa* living near t'ou*.
way and 00 Sunday he went there to
investigate the mutter ami. found his
father living under the name of Allen
ami hud Wen there sinee 11MX>. The
old mnn had married again and ha- a
wife and six ohlldren. tin beliiR eon
frouied by Ins fcQtfa he ailmitted his
iddentity. His first wife (led several
years ago. The older MolOlveeii. under
the inline of Allen had been' a peaceful
and law abiding citir.en of llorry coilUty M
having been at one time supervisor of
the ?<ountv ehaln gang.-?Florence Daily
Times-, !? . . . ? :
I>orothy Dulton in "lllaek is White";
Kverythiug Oppt^> 11a rr MiK'utcheon
writes is worth reading.( And you may
be assured when his works are invt on
the screen they are worth seeing. At
the Majestic Monday. adv
Wall l(n<o\Nlnjt
l'v*> recovered from tb?> flu, but I'm
tV.'liujr worn au?l w??k. ami m\ not*
nml }!?** nro l>Uu?, ami my liinjffs g,j?an
ami ?><?>ak, U;<i.'k?tl ami btvknv
1 iuii. nud v>? luivi' I tUat
dim piu'olrvi rtiaplmgcm fi\?m it* mow
injrs i> hum 11'\\ i (I ; ami m> iil?v .in- t\a |?
|drvjc I Kabt< ihivtiiKh m> trnuk,
ami I'm foiling 1 ikthi* <b>w?\ if th?>
is fooling j>U?V. S*h.|> atfttiu I
nun In- vtfUtfCi bd( u?> I'U-'i'i Iul thuu?ht!i
1 tUi??k ; MUUt'lhiuK will ?v?m alomj
NOTION OF K1,N< TION.
t'pou Issuing Softool District llo.Mis in
The Suin of $30,000^00
Notjoe is hereby Riven that b> virtue
of authority conferred by tin A?n up
proved February 12U>. l0?O. entitle*) "Aw
A?*t to ;unl Kui|?o\\*r the Trus
tees of School No, 1 of KcrtUuw
(Vunty to issue. for Sohool Purpow*,
IV..mis of tli,. hH)<l Solio.-l District in ad
dition to IMimU authorised to be indued
b.v Any Act of the General Assembly
Kuaeted prior hnroto" mi election will
be hold in School District No. 1 of Ker
shaw County. N. t\, ow Tuesday. April
Kith. next (1020) upon the question of
the U-simmv of UmmI* of the wid District
to an amount of not exceeding Fifty
Thousand- ( $f>0.000.001 Dollar* in addi
tion to any bonds heretofore authorized.
nu'<1 )volt$ for Kvioh election will opeu on
thai date at tho tVamdeu Open* Hons*-,
t!i?i Ilt>nnitiiK<' Cotton Mill, and (Jm) Wa
fence Cotton Mill. forin^rly Fine Creek
Mill, b.?t,uwW th^ Mvuk ot ? a.m.?oud
I p. in. Uegi.strution ticket's mu*t bo
pre.-euted ami prwf of paynnent of taxes
us required in >cen?'r&4 ejections. All
(|\utUii<nl ehsibore reaUtiuK in the I>ivtriot
will bv entitled to vote.
TIIOS. .1. KI UK I.AN D.
H. K, !LAl<I*KTT,
School Trustees Diwtrkt No. 1.
Camden, S, 0? March I'M, 1020 Mil
tljm will nut uu? ???? tV UUuVk. And ibo
h'aruul pby?icittl) *a>>. '"You will mwn
h?? strung tuul huh';" but h?>'* talking
t hrouxh his (*>?, and h?- ought jto ho in
jail; K>? hr <ltM-a -?> WUlt* aiouml
tli?? juvt tuul they'll n?>t
nu\ w?ou or lutv. and thoy'll ride im?
till I'm <h??d. In this hapi*> fiamo of
mini! mv tlu? victim* of tho rtu, when
thos?> i-on\\il??^vnts tin a that some y^u r>
of lifr uiv due. Thoy kIiouUI danoo
ai>>un?l .1 bat tlu-.s mourn a \
lot, u? uht Ka?*luu'l used to wcCj) fur h?M
obiUlrvu who won not 1 aiu lyiug ou
1 my ooiub, .sinjruiK m>u*? oX broken luMtrtx,
! ftu- I haw tho itrUly ft much that the iU<l
I bhimfH^flu in\i?artv
! ~ 11.
f WiltUMll. Mtirtiu WlUiumx, of
t lui* been, iiuim*! for n4un|fi)do9(|> of
iutcriml ivvonuc to Ifc&uttf 0.
I <??)>??v, WttiftlloO ?
Your In ft chuui-?i to s*?r "Ou With the
!>au<v" at th* Maji?tU' TbeMri\ Tuc?
i1?.v April Oth.
"Mr f"T sJiio* 0? tjitk ofrrrlnjs yoinmr ^vrrhTMvr
?in M>nn" tin \yw'fillt wax not "WluWl^llvO.?'
NO. Y(?l' WOl l.KYT
1 i?k ltisJ lis ,\ our pal i-i>nujre by In i lusv prmi i?iV>.
Y?mi \VmiM *vll siioh Wt' 11 known MtMKliml qu?0lt,\ artu'lrN
jiv < J OOl>YI\\K Tin>v
(ilK>l?V IvVK I'lisionir.v?> ? ?t>uu? l?in?k Thoy'iv sutiKlli^l.
LH KlVf)W you my wvmnUvk' lure of tHK>l>\'KAK lUin^hn
Tttr* for tMH'vrolvt,' Mnvwolj, 1 >??rt and other smaller cars
Carolina Motor Company
{Iru-oi'jntrUtM) Cmmlen, 8.
If You Were in My Place
What Would You Do
? As a Tire Dealer??
\Vi?uJ<l yv>u ??<U shi?4tl\ tiiTM.on whinh you m?<lo ti It*ptolii witli rurh
WVuWI >-qU Kill tiir.s vv t h a k'litiraittrr tvwvii?K *>uh i( UUIttbcP
t!' uiiU's"; lYouid you
Sate Most: 'Beautiful Car in/lmeria
O
A Feature of the Shows
It i^no exaggeration to say that
our new "Glenbrook" model has
been a sensational feature* of
both the national and local auto
mobile shows.
Its fame has traveled from state
to state, city to city, and it now
occupies an unchallenged position
of leadership in the field of five
passenger cars.
hi our long experience as manu
facturers, we have never produced
a model that has so cjuickly won
its way to public favor.
Everyone, apparently, recognizes
in the "Glenbrook" an engineer
ing and designing achievement of
the utmost importance.
Designed and built in the Paige
?
shops and powered with oar
new six-cylinder motor--it sur
passes every standard heretofore
accepted as the best in five-pas
senger motor cars.
The "Glenbrook" is now one of
the fastest sealing cars on the
American market and the demand
is increasing with each succeed
ing day.
Already our production schedule
. has been sorely taxed and orders for
spring delivery will undoubtedly
result in an oversold condition.
Compare it with any five passenger
car that the market affords and
determine whether it is not, in
deed, the greatest Uollar-for-dollar
value in the light six field.
PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Mulligan
CAROLINA MOTOR CO., Inc.) Camden, S. C.