The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 07, 1920, Image 4
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May 7, 1920.
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Tlii' rcvoll of J mm*/ uKHiiist Dm* Car*
i iiii/ii govennm^it of Mexico tit?la>* gave
the revolutionlslM <?<?H rol of !lK? larKesi
state in I lid !<? of .Mexico.
SAYS Ol II (K>K lil OIHh
Two Many liiduMlri]*! Worker? Have
IA'fi Farm Hays Mdniondh
Jticlia rd H, lvdiuonds, editor Of ilMie
Manufactiircrs Record, and famth are
att the .leffcivon <ii) their way home
from IMytona. Flu., where they have ?
Winter IlOIlHS For several years Mr.
Kdinonds has in a i n I ii 11)0(1 Iris winter
cdlhula I offlcv 411 Daytona. Tliey
lottvo tlijH afternoon for a few (luyA t
<?rovo Park Inn. AdSievlJle, on JholT
way to Uultlmore. In tin' party are
Sirs. Hdmomls. Miss Mary F.d monds
a11?I Miss Mary A. Pflav?U|H>rl.
Mr. K<IiuoiuIk, who has lieen one of
the HweH Ktmlcuta- of ivonomlrs Ul
America, docs not Njwak encouraging-'
ly of the foot! supply of the country.
Ho nays that tlit* wheat production
will bp ahout 248,0^,0OO> bushels, or
about .Tl i>er cent. les* than last. ywtr.
I\e attribute* this decrease to the low
condition, generally. to the fact t.liat 12,
IKMMXM) fuwer aon>s were plants!.
Mfi Kdmoiids says, llwit ~oloiig tw*
iuUu.stria.1 wurkcix work .seven ami
eight hours m day am! got two or three
times as much as the agricultural la-,
borer tin' movement from the farm to
other industrial .pursuits will continue.
Hi* says l'hat.the>e matters should l>e
equalized Init until they a>re the country
will he In a serious condition, lie looks
for very much higher prU?ed foods this
fall than ever before, and this next win-,
ter he thinks will'?he one <?r* the most
trying times this country >ihatl have
.seen for many years. -Tuesday's Co
lumbia Stale.
Sale of $ I 2. Khi.OOO worttfi of loeotno
/)iv?^ and freight cars Including ofli
signments .ordered in tillsfountry hy
the former t'/ar of UussJu. and confis
cate! hy the government with the down
fn*tI of I h?v liiiiH'rlnl Russian govern -
inent was 'imido Saturday by the war
depa1111ie111. lMsposal of 1!.'{ Russian
tyIh? iMapcr locomo]Ive.> was made to
_L*.UlJic!l. White, Raylo* ami?Appall of
WiimMtcIoh for ?o. I2-I.OOO. averaging
.^Js.imhi iiirh. The department sold 7,
trj-t gondola c.irs of the French ty|x? to
tlir t'nlfed States International (>)rjH>r
at ion t'f New Vnrk city at prices rang
ing fi ? oil $S"?il to SI ,;5"?<? ej|eh. Inten
sive ;i Hera t iotis were made In the <\ars
to allow their iW- oh American rail
roads.
KNOHMtllS 1'KOHTS
The riii-ii|niii MlII.s. S|mi rtiiiihurg, S.
??ne of tin- l>i>4 manufacturers
of the South. h:i- .just'declared a stock
?fi\ld 'inl of per cent. a>: d Mie Spar
(a n! 'ii i :r I * ? i.i .1 "n'|-.-rK that $XoO a
share u .ihiil. inr 11m? -lock of this
4'ompan\. The Kaslex Mills, of f'Jasiey.
S. . br- also declared a stock divi
dend of ::iio I ?? I- cent. pn\ahic in prefer
ro.I -r ?-U \ ieldiug 7 j*er cent a year.
'1 In - i'. ii Milts- ha ve do.-Ja red a stock
di\id?Mi.| ?' HHi | ci'ciMit and other mills
u ? <? i o ?n? il Iikel\ r?? <tcolare?large
.-I n k ? ? i \ idciid-.
W l.i, the :i ma zing pros|H*rily of the
? ??troii in''. ii:-'iisir\ is adding *?nor
ino i-!- ! . <? ?e;l ill i f the South,
! I t--i ? _ .i >J i v i- Ii i k I - s i ii that t he
? i ? t I ? ? ? ? .-..ll'it ,;;i- {..lid ;i lll'ich
''n. ' ; i ;> ? !'? ? ? ? !? n i e I -1 i 11 ha \ e
? i ? i- -? to ui'.-fii- I tj? 111<-st ion
? ? ' ? ? ' i ? 1 |';i d i? ? rs ha \ i' uo|
!m? i ii i ? i .... i i.- ;?????! orii \
M.i . 1 ii ; U.-. ? i-.i
mMfiCK SENNET!^
cd Concotj SdttiatkxL.
D01OT.0H THE FABM'
fuming to Th* Nfvt Week.
Letter# prom The People
?Kdltor CamVlfn Chronicler /
V??UI\K?XmJ Is to U? poUUUondcd
by Jill IIv<* cltixen* ?,f Camden and Kit
*hnvv County, tor its generous action
In donating wj?ace for letter* from the
^?oph?. If the |K>oplo tliemsolves take
advantage It um they should, It must
I'Csult in much iM'iM'fit fi?r tin* cntir
community.
While our officials of City ami <Vain
ly arc willing and anxious: to,do their
duty towtM'd u?, still we must rcinciu
(M-r that tlie.v cannot beeverywhere, ami,
m>c every need: but a hundred or mort
Individual* moving ahout In an many
different section* dally iuust of cool**
ol serve niHtters not tn accord with tin
general welfare of the community
which ,would mca|>c the knowledge of
our officials if (host) Individuals should
not call attention to thein.
If the majority of our citizens arc
alive to their own and tlielr neighbors
interests, a* well as to the general pro-'
gr<*ss of the wlioltt <H>mwuulty, tltf> "Peo
nies Column" should Ih? well filled wHh
Interesting matter every week.
| It may he timely Just here to call
attention of (jity council to. the condl*
11loti of tiie drain ditch running sooth
from the (rraded School ami |>aM the
Commercial Hotel. 'IIUh Ls badly clog
ic*il by ilebrls, leaving nva-ny ]>ools Iji
which mosnultOOH will breed. Tho
warm weather Is at luuid when these
jxssts will 1h? swarming out causing att
uoyanee and sickness. If the cleaning
cannot i?e done at once, at least a f?w
barrels of crude oil should Im> jKUired
along this drain.
Thank* fcr your coiirtv^
?J; R. Wallace.
WHO (JKTS THB PROFITS?
Knormou* Amounts Derived Froni Sin
gle RaW of Cotton.
(From l?ee. Doe Advocate)
Clio. S. <\. April Rt.li. 1020.
.\fr.K. I.. Freeman. Bennett sv tile,
K. t
i>oar Sir: Some day a auo The Nov
York World canted an article under
the flaring headlines that "The South
withoarding cotton in great volume
fox profiteering inti'poses." and quoted
lit length statistics to prove llielr as
scrt ions.
I wa>* stnick last week with a pron*
dUpateh from Greenville, S. O., con
veying tin* lntellipNice that the Marb
lu.ro Cotton Mills were -paying a .stock
dividend of one hundred per cent. It
ha.>. iutL been ao long in t.h*? |?a*l when1
their ?-to?k was-quoted at around sev
en! y-five now around three Inwidrod
; i ii<l fifty.
It K time Hint such rot a* promul
Bated by the World and others l>o
noticed by * the farming element and
relented. When an Intelligent farmer
tries to bold out for an eqnitidVlc di
vision of the proftin ueeruing from ids
prodin-e. he is censured as a profiteer,,
and the profits from the manufnet nre
?hereof Is'liot nicntioved. For till.* rea
'?mi l ain attaching*^? artlele clipped
from The New York Commercial. of
Saturday, ,'trd in>t.. nnd ask that you
I id.li-h same along with tills .so tliat
the farmers may nv rite doik's they are
for allowing themselves to be roM?ed
of? their equitable right** |i| their pro
duets. and gather the moral therefrom:
"In unity th*>re is strength."
li. 1.. trnloway.
? /
The folowlng i> th<*' artlele from
The Commercial: u
There is all interestiiiB question
Wrought it)i by the Asheville ( \ C. I
C'tizeri. Mayl?e you ean figure it out;
we give it up r "\ half ounce package
,,r ?? 11,>ti gauze driving eost>? ' i*cnts.
\ .V m pound li.ale of eiiiloii would make
IH.i.dO paekuBc* worth "JOO. Siqiposo
eiti iii o..-t* .">?? o ut- m pound, or S>
;i ? .-?!?? : -niipi'M- i: ei.<t> s-j."?o t" manu
f;ilire it There remains a profit of
S-j.Too in l?e accounted for between the
fiet.l and the hospital. W llo get* .the
sj Too'' Kxeii if tin* j.rofit account
j - ll.'IlM ) ?? * . le> 'I'ea *-e< I hx SJ.IMKI for tae*
| :..r- n.'l nieiitiotied above there would
| -jilt a profit <>f 1.T*mi <>n a bale-of
I after it leave* th>* farm, where it
! ipil nut bring. <?f e< iir->'. ->o i-eiits a
I |...11 .i W'e an unable t.? work lhi<
j |.. H mi out for our ?ub<eril?er* Wo
! . ., 111? ?!,... I \ -an What appii>-- t?*
? ?'.?!. _rair/e will a ppp'.x xxith ispial
- j n: f l- .in*'- I" 'oi' dred- < it'.: > ? r a i 11 -
! .(?> ma .. n f.ui ii red trout 1 a *? ???f ' ?
i _'i>-a ? or ? -r ie^-cr extent I ?;i- in
j \ I.: 11 ? Ili-ter. Kllglalid. *ollle x ?? i I" a go
i .1 r?.i-ei\..| tin- pieee of i n f. >rina I ion
. iii ,i fino > a I'll s(ii]iii?'i 11?? huM
?iit^liL a H MI Im.uik! hale of Sea T
;
.i ? >. I <-i>I!i.:i from S ? ? u 111 Ceorgin. xxhiet'.
] i is: tiitii iandi d ;i: bi-? mill at Matt *'
| .-hi-ii-i St l? m > i.r .<1 a pound II'- ei?n
i x ert'-'l tlii< bale into finely spun spider
j >?,'|. i nr'i* and ^'ht the \ iru- f<>r SH?.
. mm Tin- xarn- were hand worked
| 111fi. fine lure a? Itm^eb. P.elgiuin,
i H.'t !i'- sjati-l that the laee- woubl
j i-l I., the filial imri'h.MTs f..r not le*j?
j tha the uriunt tola' of .<T.*?.ihki Can
' x i ii 1 H*a t it'' The pro?bi?vrs of raw
.???it.mi are only peveivinc a small nit>t?le
of the trni- intrin**le valm- of eotton.
This will always tx? the ca.se until the
grower* intelligently market their cot
toll oil 001W(1 bW.sllU'S I llK'.s. IllVOstitfli
UfiiivMt tliptyftfflttf hmkU- on cotton aft?*r
tU?V HU|?lr lea VC# tllO of tile Rlow*
^jhs ^^ld jfrhosV|jnaii.v ami a*
WfWWf^Twuiix of unrtghtotta* and ii
Uj^atl proftyt^i-lnfr .T&o American Out
(oif.4Ws?K'UrfVii wlH fohv 11 |>ro|H>r re
< o^alt(ojJu Vrt^tlu' right* flf the Krowtsru
i wlieu lU'fortv* are eon)],letel.v organ!*
/.t-tl throughout the ootton growing
HIVU8 ??f Mo llll I i< >11."
KVKRYTH1NG ADVNKTINE8
When tho miu? nlvlne* It adverttww tlw
.Kt,v of UWiitf . Winn ?lu' fUwvem bloom
th4f,v edrvrtls*} tJu? beauties of nature,
The mipMer i>*va<-luv? a splendid *er
H& 1* advertising heaven. The
<Ms*t of living near*. It to, advrtlxinK
tvouomlr problem-.. You *liuply can
not dodg<? a<lve?Mslllg. lUXWUHe?MS cx
|HM t.s toil u* it & everything and every
wthetv, ttJwayit ?)?*? and always -will be.
|t ipajfs to advertise.?Moultrie fHwjer
ver, *? *??; .;v . _ . I
, meinbejtn of t he (Jeorgia Fruit
e<rib?pg? A^vMMgftUng In Atlanta, Tu?h~
day agreed tMt the peach. crop tWw
year uoutd 1* Very :1arge and tftiai be
tu i'fii ni?c and ton thoiwajnd oars would
i?.'mow M.
rts-For Sale
. No. 76804, off automo
Cauulen and -Sumter,
, iHt. Return same to
^ -reward.
'im iyf?v?-^odge roadster in perfect
condition, Aw>ly to Oaraden Mototr
?V*2fc ? , 7 . ?
<v>
aiw. ..rv****3.?-One ?*u<load naiAs
jtwt received. Mackey-Mereantlle Co.
Camden, Si C.
L-i _
FOR SALE?One Ford touring car at
$450. One Ford touring car at $400.
Liberty Motor SalesM Co., . Camden,
S. C.
FOR SALE?-Alabama grown, IK) day
SiM-ckled Velvet IJeans. Two bush
el bags at $11.25 jier bushel. Velvet
l>eans great land builders and ati
hall" price of Cow Peas. Camden
Wllioleaale Oroivry, Phone 45, Oam
den, S. C. 4-5
WANTED.?To do your vulcanizing.
Prix*** rea/sonable. Liberty Motor
Sjiikw Co., Camden S. (J.
REPAIRING.? We carry all bicycle
pa rts In stock and can do your repair
work quickly and at moderate cost.
iStokei*' Bicycle Shop. Caradon, S. C.
WANTED ?Second hand stow, or
ranges. iuust l>e cheap and in good
condition. Address Camden Olironi
? <**;, y,; ? ? J-4-3.-&ML
FOUND.?A )h>.v'? omi t. Owner <*am
have Mime by milling at this office.
FOR SALE?-Eighteen bushels of peas.
AVhipporwill. Iron and Cotton patch,
not mixed. ('. 1$. Spradley. 1218
Matn Street, Camden, S. ('. 5*
JUST RECEIVED.?Two Lanham'Cot
ton Chopper-Cultivators. No more to
Ih? gotten this season. (i-uaranteed
to do the work. .1. F. Jenkins. Cam
den. S. C. ~ ;
WE ARE PREPARED to ioImmv your
old Ford engine and tit new over
size pistons at the Main Street Fill
lug Station and Oarage. Good me
chanics and quick delivery. Call to
see lis. 1218 Main Street, Camden.
EIGHT THOUSAND MILES.?Guar
anteed on Auburn tires. One year
on tulies. All adjust meant* made in
Camden by us. Overland-Republic,
.1 F. .Tenkins, maimer, Rutledgta
Street, Camden. S. C.
LOST?A Firestone casing complete
on ii'im, MOx.'t 1-2. license .'12018 with
tail light, lost April 25th between
Rethune and Kershaw. Reward if
returned t<? C. A. Johnson. Kerahaw,
S. rfd 0. 4-5pd
VELVET BEANS.?For sale ;lt $,'1.00
per bushel. Fine as stork food and
wonderful soil renovator. \V. E.
Ilendiix at Pine Farm. (Xundcn. S. C.
3-8.
NAILS, NAILS.?One ear load naifls,
juxt m-eived. Mackey-Moreantile Co.
Camden. S. C.
FOR SALE?Xnn?\% Hall. Port.. Rico
a fnl Triumph potJi t o plants. $2.75
I <er thousand F O I?. shipping j>olnt
l.aurt'iis Street (iiwihoiH', phone
r.W{. Camden, s. I 5-ttpd
EIGHT THOUSAND MILES. ??iua r
anteisl <>n Auburn tires. One year
<>n tubes All adjustments made in
('uinden by us. Overtand Republic,
.1 F. Jenkins, manager Hut ledge
Sr re<-t. < 'atnden. S. C.
\( TO TIRES.?We carry iii stock au
tomobile tin's and tubev. Mobile odls
t?>r \oiir Ford. We can sell you gas
Stokes Ricyele Shop. Cam
den. S. C.
\I TOMORILE OWNERS ATTEN
TION? We have decided !<? discon
tinue tin* repair of Ford car? nnd
will In the future increase our stock
of part- for ear> of other inake?,
and will sell off such repair parts
now on hand for Fords at COST.
P S.?We Htlil have a few Klske
tiro* selling at the old price which
mean* h savinc of one-fifth the pre
?*?*m prior. W. <? May's Oarage,
Camden. S. C. n-fi
WHY PAY li5r for gasoline when we
-*'H rt for H4<- at the Main Street
Filling Station. The pe?ni<?s count,
C. I?. Spradley. prop.
JL'ST HECKIVED.??Two I^anhain (V*t
ton < pj>er Cultivators. No m<ire to
l>e gotten this .season. Ouaranteed
ti? do the w??rk. J., F Jenkins. Owtn-1
den S. C.
,.. ... if
?? ^ v. If
? d** r. ?'_! i!
ii&m -\
And watch new enterprises spring up,
then our town will grow.
We have been identified with this community f0,
more than thirty years and our interest in
Camden's development was never
keener than at the present
time.
\',Vv "-'V
The Bank of Camden
SAFE SOUND?^-RELIABLE
JUST ARRIVED?A lot of Warner
' Reserve Tires. 5,000 mile guanain
tce. Priced right. Also a lot Of Ln
. nor tubes l>elow the now list Call
to see us. Main Street Filling Sta
tion and Garage. Camden, S. C.
" ' ?< ? c$' ? ?
FOR SAIjrfkMf watering, galvani
zed . jx>rch Ihjxcs, filled with flow
ers or empty. Lau mis Street
Greenhouse. Phone 1(13. 2tl.
BICYCLE TIRES-?AU- *iae tiiw am
carried in stoek at a more reasona
ble price than you oanv find else
where. Stokes Bicycle Shop, Cum
den, S. O.
OWNERS OF CARS OTHER THAN
FORDS?We will in the future in
erease our stock of repair jwrts and
tools and will have more time to
attend to your wants since discon
tinuing the repair of Ford cars. I*;
S.?-See us quick if you want any
tire*. we still have a few at the old
j'rlre. 20 \jM?r cent of the present
price. W. <?. Hay's Garage. C'atu
don, S. <\ 3-6
BICYCLES.? If you n<?cd a bicycle
whether you have all <*a.s9i or not
see me. Stokes Bicycle Shop, Cam
den. S. C.
WANTKP?Sreond hand organs. Ad
drown Box 2'JS. Walter Parker. Cam
- den-, K. G~.? oltf
FOB SALE or exchange?*):?> Regis
ters, 1 Durw Itoar, 2 years old, wWl
trado fAr a ivgbrtered sow of vsame
* value. This' is u fine boar. I>on't
wujU to hil>r<Hi<|. W. M. Klrklatid,
rot 2. Lngoff. S.
? ; O ? ??
FOK SALE?I .at Us for .sab*. Airply
Honr.v Savage, Camden S. C. tf.
WAN'TKI)?First-rtass double ?itry
? - Uoolt-Jcropor, ? bo- a good-one^
and furnish tlie ibest ot' referqtu-es.
W'riu* 1 ?j ?Box 212. Camdeiv S. C.
2tf. *
FOK KKNT?Five room bungalow with
modern conveniences. Immediate
? p<is session given. Apply to J. AVhit
akor, Jr., at Loan \ Saving* Bank.
Camden.*- . >' 2tf.
AOKN'T WANTED ? For Wnrthmore
Hair Preparation. Sou .>r call on
Hndam K. B. Helton. lTl.'l Gordon
St!-*'*'!. CaiinliMt, S. C. 20t*
LOANS?mi improved real estate. easy
t?*v!iis, R. (vooTresekow, Camden,
S. C . ,15'
? ? >, .
FOK SALE ? Tomato. pepper, egg
plant, roli-us. salvia, petunias, daisy
ealcudirlas, asters, snaislragon plants
also some nice 2 year old rose piantM.
I/tin reus street (^lvouhiiii^*, lMione
MW, Cn mdens. c. 15-Opd
FOR 8ALK? One registmdL
boar, farrowed Marvh 11, I9lj|
fenders strain. His pet is good I
son for selling want to g^UetI
in my herd. B. I). Boyvij.
Kin. s. C, y|
l'*OK S.ALK?(?<? h'HlWs Kt&Mt
hott Inns: N*apl<* i.nttou swd. ft
liiok anJ wry early. Atoolule!^
flrinfrinp ?1 per pound taty,
per biisjJui. Fob. U?i*bert J. tl
Ibnnbort. S. C.
JII ST RKC'EIVKD?One <*r M
nails. MnrkoyMercantile OC
den. S. (\ - ?
I*AINT?Siiv?' uiciKi.v on your]
l.HI. Ask nhotrt the foufben
ttui Oil Go'.j* line. Ww KIs
Oil Mill, C'aindeu, 4*. G,
NAILS.?VVe have just receiw
car tfwid natl?. MSaekey-Msti
Co.. Camden 0.
W.VNT^O?You tlo know that 1
'ioi'v will |>o*iitively p?*
w !(vit preparation WL
K, K. Bfitou. uttke Wortk
Hair. t'?n Hor. KTiS* It road Street, J
wabb'd.
BAISY CaIrKIAGKH. ?And
.? wheels retired while y?|
TLws and po cart wheels cin
.stiK'k , Stokes Bicycle Shop, Ou(
- ?. p: ? J
? World Famous
lirsSlAN SYMPHONY' ORCIIKS
TR \ OF SIXTY P1I3CHS
I'wlcr lN?r?onftl Dirwtion or
MOLMOST ALTSC'JU'IiEH.
SoIoIbU* I'
I'AUL GOSTEIilX), Tenor.
XKNORA SPAIIKS, SoprMft
EM3IA ROBERTS, Contralto.
SOUTH CAROLINA MUSIC FESTIVAL
AT MBKItTV THKATUR, CAMP .TACKSOV. fOT.I'MHIA, ft c. 1
MAY 14th and 15th. 'r^L_ ' tji^
TWO ? V MMM, I'KUFORMAWCES AT MATINKK. SAtl:ilPAY, A2f
RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 60 PIECES
CHORUS OF 250 TRAINED VOICES
I udcr liic DirrrlJon of Alrn. II. H. Reltamjinn of the Voloc D^IMUliTtmt of (1
lrf?Hn: KU2NOM
soMrtMTft: PAI I, (t)STKM/(), Tcmir; EMMA ROBKRTS. Oonli
A r?-?J niu.si cat I Ircnf for ^tnlli ('arolttm moslo lovrr*. A Hpecltl MlvantafMl
olin.H Mb*Ii*I making |m>w*IMo thr fTtmttoif k>K prior for
*v h^iii TU'kriM (Tlim* I'rrfonniinftti) $2 to H(n*lr Kr?l* '
\d\?mr r>c-*<TTnti??MH for Oat-of-Town I'iMroiiH Now IWb*
** UHlo I*. li. BROWN, MnnitKor, Ootawhlft, K. C.
v.miIi ( itrnlliin Mn<lrol \ w?o<Hi?l Ion. ColumWn, R. C*., E. O. Btatfc.