The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 23, 1920, Image 8

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(apt. "Kit" Itolton IWd. M< jiii>i11 Twwv.?Oaj?t. "Kit" l>a 1 tail, Ha id to have boon the laxt. survlv iiiK <>f QuanttvH'a band; of .jv.llt^l with luiving Ikhmj a ?do?? atwo of Frank ami J?yy?lo J mux**. <II?h1 at hi* home Im-iv i<"lay. !!?? was 77 yearn ol<l.i For several year? after (he eivil UKt' m prlco of $00,000 was sot UpOQ h??ati by th? governor* of five atate*, hut he never wux eaptuxdd. With Frank 1m? nurreuUeivd nu<l wtood trial for t)!"? r? Aitwry ttf <t t I'm in near Franklin, Ky. under Mtrlct un4en?Uiul in? that fhttrgPtt pending 1" other sta tcj? would *taml or full on !b*? iv*>#uH of th?t trial. He was a<t|uitt?Mt. i'-ap tain Dalton wa* a native of Kentucky.' lAt tlu* xIkiiIuk of tlw arualHtl<H? tho total <>t <?V'iinHji hoiubtiiR and doom ing iwtd fallen to 4,,700 while t'ho ullUvt )u?l tbree inarhincs ??n tin* front to every (toman one. ONE CAR LOAD y ONE CAB IJOAP ONE CAR LOAD V ns ONE CAR LOAD Rakes and Binders TO BE SOLD AT THE j^lGHT PRICE Mackey Mercantile Co. CAMDEN, S. C. 5452 Miles In A Week New Tripltx Springs Help Overland 4 Break Record In the great endurance test recently at Indian apolis an Overland 4 stock car covered an average of more than 778 miles each day for 7 days. The success of this severe test is another proof of the quality of material in the Overland 4. and the protection afforded the chassis by the Triplex Springs. OVERLAND-REPUBLIC IW 59-J | J. F. JENKINS, Mgr. | Qalea, SC. CHINA ADOS TO DEMON LIST At Lost Five N?\V "Influence*" Have Com* to That Country With Spreading Civlizatlon. \ China is h land (>: idcniQQl and apirits. For untold agoa ovaty; busi ness, ?? \?? i \ dwelling and oervj&ondl* tion of ''if lias had it* particular demon or flock of demon*. TJie fill Inn Chinos*' religion <*?>iiKlMte?l mainly of rites lo either propitiate Or render powerless* the evil spirits and encour age the attendance of the good ones. The category of demon* was so com plete thut it wmn not until modern civilization began to work Km changes that there was room for any more. Now, however, there are at least five new devils. according to l?r. W. U Hudson of Kafthlug, whose lectures lb Shanghai on the Chinese conception of ghosts and spirits have been reported to the Man Francisco Chronicle. "Among the modern new devils," Dr. Hudson said In one lecture, "are the malaria devil, the opium devil, the red match dey!!, tile railway devil and the gunshot devil. The natives of the ma lajia districts have learned that moo qulto noting la very efficacious In com bating the malaria devil. But that method la not very Impressive, and the Chinese, especially those lo the back country districts. Insist on being tmpreaaed. So the prleets and native doctors have devised charms and e*or eiltns whereby they claim to banish the demon without recourse to the netting, The foreign doctors naturally are skeptical, but if noise snd banners and general (repressiveness have auy vir tue, the method should be effective. "The opium devil calle for a particu lar aet of incantations and paper prayers, as does the red match demos. This Is a comparatively new demon that came into being about the time that tho Chinese discovered that eat ing match heads was a very conven ient and cheap way of committing sui cide. The railway devil Is distinctly foreign, the natives say. He dwells Inside locomotives and his special busi ness is to run the engine over people at every opportunity. He is subject to two sets of prayers, one to allay his yearning to destroy, the other invoking his aid for those tired of life snd de sirous of a speedy end. "Then there Is the gunshot devil, not so distinctly foreign as his brother of the railway, but just as blood thirsty. He has come Into prominence since the mode of public execution was changed in most places from behead ing with the sword to shooting. Originator ef "Bread Lin*." John Leake, a wealthy New Yorker of Revolutionary days, was respon sible for the "dole of bread" distribut ed weekly by Trinity parish, provision for wbloh he made in his will. A por tion of his will said: "I hereby give and bequeath to the rector and vestrymen of Trinity par ish, New York city, N. Y? 1,000 pounds, put out at Interest, to be laid out In the annual Income in sixpenny wheaten loaves of bread and dlstribut ed to such-poor as shall appear most deserving." The dole's "wheaten bread" has been distributed for 128 years. Originally 18 poor families were provided for, but only 10 are being taken care of now, due to the high cost of living, and the fact that the same time pros perity has reached out Into more homes, and there Is less need of It Bach family gets from four to six loaves. St. Luke's chapel parish house has been the scene of the dole for four years, the charity having been distributed before that time from Sf. John's chapel. Originally Its home was Trinity church, where the poor had to apply for it at the altar after the Sunday service. She Cornea No More. My little friend in the apartment across the hall was a studious pupil who had come to my apartment for a few hints in the execution of her studies when a mutual friend of ours who was known as a chatterbox was seen coming down the street headed for my apartment My friend, being more anxious to spend an hopr studying than talking, said, "Tell her that I am not here," and hid in a fair slxed clothes hamper, expecting the talkative party to leave In a moment or two. Forty-five minutes passed and to my horror the hidden one sneezed, while 1b the clothes hamper. I could barely keep from laughing; in fact a little smile from me seemed to give away the entire proceeding. The talkative friend evidently had discovered the Intrigue, for she left Immediately, and although this happened some time ago, we have never seen her since. This certainly wnn my most embar rassing moment?Exchange. Portuguese Feminism. Recently the diploma of doctor of agronomical engineering was for the first time conferred upon a woman In Brazil. The recipient, Maria Ade laida Pinto de Magallanes Qulntanilla, is a yonng woman of Portuguese birth. She comes from one of the most noted of the Iberian families, being a direct descendant as her name would indi cate, of the fatrious sailor Magellan. Miss Magallanes Is the third woman in the family to have received the doctorate, her two elder sisters having been graduated as experts in law and pharmaceutics. She has made a spe cial study of tropical plants and con ditions. Partlnent Query. Telephone Operator (lately returned from overseas)? Pnrk C^WR <]<*?? not answer. Voice f. om Other En<? T. O.?Say. Buddy, what outfit were with??The Home Sector. KLKCTF0N OF CITV OFFICERS. Jty or<ler of Olty Council an election for the following subordinate officiate for wo t-lJy of Cauiden, M. D, wWl be held by City Couuoit on Monday eve ning, M#ju*rd. tfatd otthHalt* to eerve at tj*r*wm and pleanui* of ?-oun*dJ> ^ftnc Chief of Pol loo at $110 imt moatU. l our I'oUivnM'n at $100 fjwr month. Htroot 4,%>nin)lH?ioner at'll^Tper month* OiiO City Clerk and TNtMWWf at $100 iter mouth. one Qlock Keeper at $100 per your. All applicant* for the above por tions must wend In their written appll cation* to iMty Clerk on or before 4 o'clock j?. w., May M, IfKM. Ottkwrg elected at tbl* tinw wlM bf sworn In and ??wume their ^ -Wj i>tj*g/ n (\ 81N0UBT0N, J 1 Clerk. JH ? ?ain.U'ii. ?. April ^ m ^ Both I>e*d By MUi^ *>ftynona, pkla. v\n ? \>Wto) iluol 1?roii^bt about by taking tho otfckr tax a htjfon, Hoi a 11 Mfc?hihv, mil estate <Wtki John Wlalr, owner of a fe^ twvro totally woq?$4 { ulghU ago. The men met 011 a dark jstr** eavh heguu ahooting. Tbej di^, In a few hours of eaehotar. WB ARE BOOKING ORDERS FOR ONE tqn OR MORE FOR ANY DELIVERY FROM APRIL TO JUNE. WILL APPRECIATE YOUR INQUIRIES, CALL, WIRE OR WRITE US BEFORE YOU - ? IBtjy. ' . :n" hM Camel Cotton Phone 240 Crocker ? WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable We are doing it for thousands of others? for you ? We believe a trial will convince you* FOOTER'S DYE WORKS Cumberland, Mj. ? TOURING CARS *? ? - . 1 -* * ? A * JfcA * AND SEDANS -/l! n.rrn For Immediate Deliveiy ? ??? / ?" ? ?'? Clever phrases do not make serviceable automobiles;^ Beautiful pictures do not always make goodJook ing cars. . 1--. ? ? We claim good looks for the bodies and mechani cal efficiency for the chassis, but these claims we wane you to confirm by such examinations and testa as shall be satisfactory to you. Power, Durability, Convenience, Beauty, Comfort, E?*J Riding, Safety, and Simplicity of Design' aire all embodied in the "CHEVROLET f9tT With your order placed now, we can make " immediate delivery George T. Little 14,) 1X NEW YORK NEW ORLEANS S. E. Henderson & Co. SYSTEMS?AUDITS INVESTIGATIONS ? Income Tax Service * '' ' ? T ? ^ ^ ^ WE BABE A LARGE STAFF OK t .... i.' ' -J COMPETENT ACCOUNTANTS AT TOUR SERVICE ? fa Phone 4035 Man ton Bldf. Meetiee The Chretiele Wfc* Wdtoig 1 ?- - rar ? ? '.*?' ? '?"f?!1? I