The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 07, 1920, Image 8
WOKIJtt* BUNT MUSIC
(dm*! ArtlnU mI Fbrvt JKtv4ival at Co
lumbia, Mii.v Hth lSib,
*
With Ma* famous ItuMslau S.vmpluMiy
Ojvtuvjhu of (10 pUs-en muter the |M*r
filial of Mo<fo#t a
tTflliMMl ehoroUM of lift voleOW dlrveU.il
toy Mjn. II It. ItHLamim ?f tin; voice
?h?l>ai tiuoni ?>f t llilcoru t 'oll?vc?\ Qod
with thnm tumoxm tfololat.s: J'oul Coflfr1
taiU<>, dramatic tenor; Kinmii Robort**;
nxr/.y.i- (-dirallo; and l-niora S|mrks,
? MOpnano, tii?> first of a wrlew of unwl i
*?!?? trills for the i*'Oi?U' <?f South QftH> |
(liia will }*? ?ht-M at Mikity Th?ntiy,
<liini|> Jarkson. Columbia, May ilth
and Jftt-h, utider the &u*ploett of the iww
ly f of mod South (Virollmt MusU'lal A?<
norla t ion.
In ?peukiug of the aims and purpose*
of the organisation, Prenldont K. O.
Olaek of Columbia, ?aid: 'Tho uurn
Ikt of letter*, wcetvod front people ill
?very wo?*t1on of South. (ViroUmi who
haw shown their illteroot <n high cIokh
mu?le by Joining tho Axsoeiation, ?prow*
that QUI' |x;ople aire uuxionu to lioor
the bout imuiic the country afford*. To
jnvweut KU<ih mmde at popular prices
i? porfthje through the cooporatlou ami
mipportof out of town irnialc lovtu-a, aU
of who aiv cordially invited to Join tho
Aj**o<?hitlon and aoouro tho benefit of
good munle at iXJimlar prlcea which
will bo made pc**dblo by thrit member
?4wlp ioumI patronage."
Through a special arrancgmeut with
tho Russian .Symjjihony Ordhostra and
tho management, of the liberty Thoatre
at Gamp J*$$**o<n, season tleketa cor
??ring the -two night performatxx* and
hhj matinee, May 11th and 15th are
offered at $2.00 to $rtXW. tflngh* tlfkris
$1.00 to $1.80.
TO KICK!* OI'KN IIOOKS
Governor Si^ns New ln? Relating To
County Officer*
Columbia; May .V ComjNinlou <act#
requiring ail county official* to keep
an open rc<*ord of all money# received
by them, and providing pona-ltdon for
fallutv ti) (SMDpl.v, u Ik-Hmt Ui salury or
which \voro iiasMt'tl by tlx? la?t
m^wIoii of the (JOUejlll Assembly were
ritgnoci? today by ^ioVemoir Cooper.
"Kach county offUikbl," rcuds one of
I he act#, "ahull Im? required to pur
?44w^M and keep in his offhv, open to
HUhliO insjMvtlon during office liour.s
a b?Hik In whk-h shall Ikj kept an item
Hz?mJ ixrount of all mouoya received
by or duo to him, whethor ireodlvod by
Him or due to him as salary, foee or
or in any other inaamer pa Ul to
him. for hi# aervtwa by virtue of hla
office, Provided, that nothing heroin
ounuUnod *l?aU Ik* construed to require
any offlUxu- to demand the payment of
IxLs fci*s and eorttf* in advance. At the
<flose of each finoaJ year,* when so re
quired by the Senator of such coun
ty or a majority of the members of
tho-reprewuittttlvos of nttbl oOuinty, nuch
county ?Vfif!eor rihaH transmit an item
IjmsI copy of aaId uocount, under oath,
to the offioo of county Nuporvtaoqj or
wLfh t1)c comity comm/l?sd oners tn any
county where there Is ih> super vleor,
and Khali transmit a copy thereof to
the Senator and each member of the
Iloiw* of Reprcerotatives from said
For the Best Quality
Groceries and prompt
delivery, telephone 90
McLEOD'S GROCERY
county on or before the lOtJb Of Junu
ury, ensuing. TJu- county Mupenrfaaor,
In <?(tcTl^lon to other 1>ookM kept In U1h
<?ffi?v. >JmN keep k? separate hook, in
Which hi* sliall (jQtor uiHiai his
tho total amount of etfib atn-ount fur
iilxdied, oinposit* tin? name of tlu* offtoer
furnUhinK the Haid aeemwrt. and file
tin* account In Ills offlitv a* other (coun
ty "record# are kept."
Tlie other avt i>n?\i?Us iii.ii any
Rgtpu n i > officer failing i<? <?> 11?i?i > with
the provM<?UH of the foreg*?U?g, sluill
Ih? deemed guilty of r. lnii^Utimov ami.
ujmmi conviction, slmM l>o flued not toss
tluin $W> nor ware then or t>e
imprisoned not h*w than t wo mor uion;
Mian six months in the oount> jail, or
cither or Ik>Ui, hi the discivatiou i>f the
trial Judge. , .
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A^iporinl l>?ys
I us not forget the memorial exer
cUc4 to -be hold at the cemetery at 0
o'clock Tuesday ji fieruooju, xuayllth.
Thi* hour to a little later than usual,
a?fount of the Oltatauquu after
noon exercises. Ah we desire to give
tho iHH)plo the opportunity of uttendlng
l?oth juut wo sflnoerely 1w>jm? thoy wilW
do ho. IM*ofcssor Yates Snowden of
tho University of South Carolina will
deliver the address. Ho Is a pleasing
and delightful speaker,. ami has gra
cUmnly consented to speak 011 this oc
casion, Ah tilw? invited guest of Cam
den, wo ??uv?ly think If nccoesary to
be-si>eak for him a grand audience for
\\y konw our j>eople want to hoar him.
. The metlal given by the John I). Ken
nedy Chapter I J. I).C. will bo presou
te<l on this Occasion! The met la} will
1>e presented to the one who writ**? the
l?est comjMWition on "Plantation Life
In tlie Old South." Among tho many
beautiful and inspiring traditions that
have come to us from ]*wt->agos there
Is none 'which makes a stronger appeal
to us, than the continued forms to
cherish In Home way the memory of
those who have given to posterity some
thing worthy of preservation.
"Yes give me (i land that has story and
song.
Kn shrine the strife of the right with
the wrong
Yes. give me a land with p grave in
ca4ll sjx>t.
Ami names hi tlie graves that shall
not l>e forgot.
Yes, give me the land of the wreck and
t he tomb.
There's grandeur hi graves?there is
glory in gloom.
Ah mfter tl*e night <*oines the sunrise of
morn.
And the graves of the dead With- the
grass over graves.
May yet form the foot-sool of liljerty's
throne.
And each single wreck in the warpath
of night.
Shalfl yet be u rock in the temples of
right,"?? : ? ? ?
Then let tis n'liwv our interest in,
and have for Memorial I>ay, oiul at
least lend our presence to honor the
memory of (hose who have honored the
South.
It will he appreciated Lf those who
have autos and trucks will brting them
to the K'ramniar **ehool builidlng at 5
o'clock Tuesday a^ftennooai tx> carry
the school children who wLU^take iwrt
in the cxemises.
m
?fill
We carry a full line of Tires and Tubes
from 30x3 to 40x8 in cord and fibric.
Mi
Thorough and competent mechanics and
can satisfy you on your electrical work
at very reasonable prices.
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Call and see us in our new place; we
will always be glad to see you.
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LIBERTY MOTOR, SALES COMPANY
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New Brick Building South of Court House
Coiord Girl Shot
Kitty Soott, a colored girl livbig on
Mr. Hobt. Mlck^e's place in West Wa
tomi, -yvas brought to the Camden Hos
pital Monday for ftn operation flu an ef
fort. to !?ve iher (life from a bullet
wound received An itilve heed inflio
tt'd by a small ooftored by, CBytnmi Mur
phy while they were playing. At last
accounts the patient was resting very
wekl but iuul not regained consciousness.
I>r. Taylor of Oohimbka was assisted
by I>r. >8. O. Zeanp with the operation.
Purchased a Home.
Mr. Ilughey Tin del this week pur
chased Che pretty Httlle five room bun
gailow <xn Union Street* from Mr. Jack
Wliitakor, Jr.
I). W.McLaurin, state pension com
missioner, expects to make distribu
tion of the pension fund among the sev
eral counties about May 12 or 15.
Three counties have not yet filed their
pension toHss.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
MJrs. Mi Mo Supp, wife of D. Of Sapp
and mother of Oland N? Sapp, died at
her home 111 Ijiiuwster cou'nty Jasft
Tuesday aftor a ftong period of had
health.
The newspapers of Detroit, Michigan
tjave junmoimced an increase In the sel
ling price of single copies from 2 to
3 cents.
General Pershing Is down in Panama
inspecting the tvcnal. He presented ?&
loving cup to 20 girls tn (recognition of
*Wir~ work aiid~as a part of the cere
mony gave each of the gLrjt? a kfew.
Senator Harding, of dvio, has carried
his state over Genera 1 Wlood, and nil
others tn the preferential primary for
the Republican nomination. '
A fleet, of six barges left St. Louifc
liiMt Friday for New Orleans, carrying
5,000 tons of freight, enough to fill 250
box cars.
DEATHS.
Mr. \VilIi;t 111 WihtLtaker, wbojfl
many yoajrs resided near Lugoff,
in n ho^ital lii Columbia Satankj
morning. The remains were broagfc
to Cqpiden- Saturday evening for fc
torment. M'r. WW taker won about ^
/yeerw.of iuge ami unmarried. Henj
j a brave confederate soMier and *w
held In high esteem by his comafe
| Ho La survi vied by a number of nil
tiVCB. *
Mrs. AWee Raj^ aj?ed 09 years, <M
in the Watoree Mffl viKUtga % Ittlf
of last week. Tho interment to*
place in the cemetery at the PtoeCnt
olwirch.
TJionnas H. Peoples, iitton^y goal
for three 'successive terms, wM. m$
likely be a 'candidate far the CnM
States seriate this summer in the a*
Irfulgn against E. D. Smith.
HAIL
From now on, hail storms will be frequent; already, adjoining counties have suffered. Just
a few minutes of hail will so destroy your growing crops that your investment and Jabor \yijg
be wiped out. Almost every year, some section is so devastated that it is necessary to sendf
outside aid to the sufferers. You can prevent some disasters, but you have absolutely no con
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trol over hail; you can neither prevent it nor lessen its damage. The one safeguard is insurance
We have written this class of insurance for jthe past several years for The Home Insurant
Company of New York. They have in every instance paid their losses cheerfully and to u|
entire satisfaction of the assured. The rates are very reasonable.
EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE
mm
Am
THE WILLIAMS INSURANCE
:
R. I\/I. KENNEDY, Jr., President
ESTABLISHED 1871
1012 Broad St.
J. K. SHANNON,