The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 21, 1920, Image 4
I HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. D. NUm at?j t
I 'ii'ilUhit*
K. N. McOowaU \
t'ubllahed ever/ Friday at ll<>9 No
tiroard Street. and enteral at tb?* Catu
<i#m pofttoftiee an hin'ouiI elan* mall mar
??r Prior per annum fJ.fW)
< amih n S. MH>, Zi. IU30.
"II, ? .,???" '????? 'f v:, " .in : ,t.,
Foriixv Governor Manning. of Mum
ter. moved (ii ('olinul.la Saturday to
tukl' po-M'S-doU Of t ll<t' M'Sldedee llO IV
eentiy pun-Jut >ed known an tin* Geortfe
W. Waring Twtfdwuv on lVantlMon
Hereof. Tl<? former governor wIM hero
after make Columbia his home and the
Mailing family will move t<> the e.ipi
fit! shortly.
Shaking from the Hteps of the ?*m?I
to] hi Washington to t honsa, wis attuiwl
ing it ho Southern .llaptlat eon vent Ion,
Dr. (hsirgo W. Truelt of I'atla-. Texas
on last Sunday Indorsed the league <if
nations vind predlobnl that If "It does
fix>t (vine today it will) as Inoxoriably
<?01110 tomorrow a* that <?od in on 1>l?
throne." A volley of ohoer# from men
and w'liH'ii gathered here frotn 17
MMitliern *tal<v< greeted the statement,
"standing under t'lw tffradow of the
r-nibsl States senate," l>r. Truett de
olarod. "I <kwv to ?ay a* ? ellhcen and
a?s a Christian and inora'1 teaeher Hint
the moral foriv of the Fulled States of
Amortm. without any regard to pollttf
Oal party. wiM never iix?st nut II we have
?, league of MtkNiH;1; ?! dan* to soy a!#<V
that the u i hi ue#t I on od -major Pile* oc
both groa I parlies in this ontiutry tf&4
gard Hw delay in t'lie ratification of t h?*
flfipHKue of nation* a? a i^iMonaJ ajnl
work I wide tra^ily. i oan <vrtify
the men of aM [tolltieal parlies that the
moral for<?OH of thl- eountry w HI not be
nllent tint 11 .there is put forth a great j
league of nation^ that fhall strive with;
m tt* mi^'ht to out tin end in . Lhn lU|U
>> holism and Hie horror of wvir. I ihamk
<Jod thut the stvieknii man yomler In
the White iTouxe -pleaded. and pleads
yet. Unit the nation will take its part
With the ot'iier* in bringing In ? new ear
whorcin ?di i'I'I dwell rl'Jfeloousuo-v nnd
peaee.'' / (
ihiukoi'M <?r the et*Uuj?ry, t hroUtfh rep-;
resell tatlVi'S allendiiiK n rouferoiMS'
nt Wasldngtoii Tu?'Silny. wlt'h the Pisl
era I Ue^rvr Hoard, |fl<'<ljrei| t hemmYWeK
l?? help I tie board 1n a drive on hi^li
prl<"<'> iiJ'nl |o a i? I in effort.- nt drfln
lion. Spe^'lfhtiHiy. I lie hunkers ugived
uui-e^erx e?||y to support thehoanl's iww
jH?lley in dlseonraglnu "hatdtual and
nnne?*e--ary icu't'tminus!' ami to
eiirlii Vltneiil ??l* stniidiiiK. lion estsen
linl l<?:in<" ;i- all >< : i i t i j 1 1 step lowiinl
elMl inu I lie. itii ?>f lliuh pl iee-- -linl ?pe<*u
lution- (!o\enii>r Harding set t'orlh
I lu'.ho i i ll's piili. y ip ;i vpiMN'h designed
fn ehii'if.v -i lie 'ireiiern i siUiat^ioii auil-^to
^explnln I lie government'* views. lie
. wnm od ??f hnpending daugetv in the
i ?,\,ele ef n?ii Hniletl Imri'iMX lllgs ii lid s|iee
'illation, iind iippea'h'd hi IkiiiU<-in and
puhlle alike In !??? euiiservat ive in il>
<}ennini|s fi?i I *>? 1 1 K 1 1 ? *_r iMi^lil.
l.ooi aniiiinil li'iir ;u more than I.oihi.
< H kS I'r.'ine- in ea^l iiinl Jewels aeeonl
Ing i < ? a < '??o-iaiii iie<t' ?? di-pnteh. was
takeiV III in i 1 lie |vi-'-engers of Hi.' ^teaui
er Sniiiiah lit plialo- o'ii May U. when
the,\ i?ver?'Miie offiii'rs and erew and
made ii I iii ii'i ?Ugh sivtrel.i of the >e?si?l.
x Kr. M. I. .h-troyer W?Wh vl-lled
,,n May 7 ?M?lii?l *<>rtes from
U^^l?f me<wer rehi.ve 0 tlW #*>
berv. Several Anierlean woinon, fJeeln*
fit tin f (a turn. w?* 0,1 *??*? <,K'
a, metlm?'* the nrfrfH-ry. The pirate*,
nuiulauiig 96. wbpAJw* ,,M' s"m,al' "'
approach the &**l a??r Kopt. ?ft mMe*
.,.mh ?.f I *i( t ?i ii i . when* the >all<?rs WW?
foived to row llH- outlaw# ashore.
When IuimI Wt?? reived, ?**"*
-aid. they torn* a waltlrjr for
Sailors h.lervlew?*d d<?|ur?*d the
, l,l,.x , ?, s|,.kH:m-k, Itu^h.u and Turk
toft Mian a JNWff Ago #M? Unxslan
volunteer fleet wwiW
|M.,I l,\ pirate* In a like ti.aim.-r In
,Xv<s*n Thebl/.ond a i ?< I lWituin. but ?K>
wftii arrested then. The OUM*W*
n?. S,. i. In.l. deman.ksl the key* to
Hie chip's sat* but llu- captain deol.ml
was no *\tv and A?V a result MS*
altfj/A W> "ot ^rtlea <*?
PERSONAL MENTION.
.Mrs. W. I>. Tnanthani to KP^I%dVO||
s< Mil*- lime In Camden.
Mrs. F. II. Hardin# ?ud ?on "Nat"
are vlsltli.tf In Baltimore..
> Iter. M. M. Bonaon'haa returned hoine
after a visit to Washington.
Mr. 11 K. Ha I let t of the W-iteree
Mil's Is In Simrtanbur# on busiiim*.
Mr. .John IWwme ban gone to Au?u.*
i a , r,a . to vUrit Mr. Arthur (JewUd.
Mrs. J. <?. lWeha nln of Liberty IUII,
Ih the uncut of Mrs. \\ . (Hark this
Week. '
t MUs Faster C-oniler. of Charleston,
1mMh? >jriu*t of Mrs. It. T. Hooda'le this
w<*ek.
< 'ointivKviuan W. *'? Woven*** of
Chcraw. was In Camden yesterday
shaking l.anUx with friends.
Mrs. M. I'. Schrock and Mrs. Mo
n? y a (tombs! the Southern Baptli*
C<??>ventloii In \V?*h l?s ton last wwk,
Mrs. I'l. 11.* Kcrrlson and chlhlreu. of
fHmyieston are vbdt+ns the formers
parents Mr. and Mrs. C?. 11. Umolr.
Mrs. ' 11. < ?. Boy kin. Mrs. N. 11. (5ood?
Mir and daughter. Miss Mary ?oo(1a1e
s|H'i.t last Sunday In Columbia.
l?f'. :ii?<l Mrs. .I no. W. (\<rl?.*lt have
ret nrn.sl from N'vw Orleans, and Ibe.v
i, i<o sjM'iit Moiur 1 1 1111* In AshevlHlo N. C.
Mr. J. Nb'bolson Iohtch Sunday
f(?r lb?t Springs. Ark., where be.?snes
III is* tronlod f<?r rheuinatisni. I
M r \V. A. llM-b. of the .1. jU QWf I
Lumber Company, has been sjiendlnc j
*?.\?'r;il weeks at Hot- Sprint. Ark. I
Mrs A. llorykln has returned j
lionie after s|M'u.llii>: i. month-wlth her
dauirhler. Mrs. U. \). Allen of New York
Mr?, <5. A. Hrasliifrtpir refurnnl to
Mm oii Mondrty ae. onkpahi.sl hy Mrs.
I! C. 11 a lie. ub?i ullll month
will. her.
Master l'.trl> Mh-HowoM ft last
Sat ur. la \ for Hot Sprlntrs, Ark . where
he will spend several weeks t ikll.S
llu* baths at this famous re* rt.
Mr. L?lwifi*?l Vouns. now of Florida.
l,as been? vbtiliuc III- slslers, Misses
H,.^sb* and Sue You'iia. Friends in his I
,,',| to\M. were ?lad !?? se?* llllU.
\ll?v i',e?slr Halt returned home Tjies
,l:i> rrei.i Kin^'stne where Ce tuusht
li e primary made in the Cedar Swan ip
ui- ided selioi?l nt that |?>a<*?'.
Mrs. A. S. White and Mrs. .1. <5
IJiehanlK spent 'several dnys la?t week.
;i i the home of their brother Itev. W.
il Witrkuian. of MaNe'sville. S. ( .
.Wrn, M a loom A Itatcumn. of Jack-son
\ I ! I?*. Pla.. Tuesday in <aiudeii
\\ i(' the, family ??f Mrs. .1. F. Itateman.
She >va* on her way t?? New York
h Iikv site will make her hn'uie.
<?
Mi, Alex a :>der Hooiic. t U?- ft ?rmor ef
f li-cnt Jal'loi who 1? i m *\\ residing on
his fa I'm near WYstvlUe, l?ero last
Saturday -linking liaiid* with l?U
f I IcIK U.
A|U? Margaret mid .Miss Faftmle
Itnu-kett, have come from SVn-hlngfoii,
l?. whore the.v have been living for
i lie i?a>t several years. and will again
make ( ?aiiulcn (heir home.
Mrs. II. JVaructi, who iia* been >i*.'Ih1
lng some time with Ji<?r eons. Meaner#
M. and Herman Itnrnoh left this w?*ek
for her home In New York. She whh
a<vomj?alucd |).v Mrs. St. Itnruch, wiio
will j?j avid some time in Now Y*>rk.
. The M1wh*? Olurke who haw been oc
cupying '^ike View," since eariy Au
tumn. are leaving this week for their
northern home. Coining to Cumden
every year, they huve cfontnod f??t
friendship, and areabuijwt like the ???
lives;- our people look forward witfh
pleasure to their petum. .
, Death of An Aitrd Woman.
'Klleu Dibble, an aged aqjl highly re
M*(?eeted colored woman, died Tuesday
at tier home on OauiiJbdlt **treet. Slie
wuh perlmpH the oldcut citixen of (*am
den. lieimg In the ninety-second year of
her age. She was tho mother of K. H.
Dibble, the well known ocflored grocer,
n lit I she lias another son, Dennis I >ih
hle. residing in Camden. James L. Dib
ble. another son resides in ttt^ I .outs,
who are all well 'known ><*ok>rvd men
and are highly respected l?y both vvhitl?
and tailored.
Mooting of Hotel HtocktoMera.
All stockholders of TheOanulen Hotel
Comi?uiy will i flea so takenotlce that a
meeting of importance will Ih> held at
the <q>era house next Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
ir you en ii not attend please give!
some one your -proxy. *
K. N. McDowell.
Hoe. and Treas.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
A. wave- of priee-cuitting in ivtall
clothing costs Teaching from t'lie Miss
issippi vailcy to the Pacific coast was
rei>orl4M! Tuesday;
The American \VdOh':i company. wl^i
headquarters In Host on has granNtl a
wage increase of l."? jmm- <vni to <a!M the
employe ?j ? ?f Its fifty in i Vis.
lly a vi>te of approximately 400,000 to
h 1.4 h M ? the electorate t*f Switzerland oil
Sc.nday ? I-. ?<l to have their country
Join the league of ina-tlons.
The ?onn-io military eoimntiMee on
!n?t Friday added $1/1.000,000 for avi
ation /to the army appropriation I rill
as it /time Prom the li"ouso making the
total appropriation for aviation. $10.
oon.tMHi
I.evi i\ Morton, former vkv presi
dent of the I - ii i t <h1 States and former
(Jttwe.rnor t>f New York State, died at
li's home. KIlcs'Mc. Ithincl>eck <>n the
1 Ind-son. Sunday, on the ninety-sixth
anniversary of his hlrtflwiay.
1. ui her S. Sands veteran of the Civil
war killed John O'Mava, veteran of
the Spuliish-Amerit-aii war at -the Sohl
ler's H/nne at .Johnson City Teini., lasl
Friday after a quarrel. The coroner*#
jury returned a verdi<*t <rf Justifiable
l^tin-icUie.
N?. 8S.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
HANK OF CAMDEN
Located at Camden, S. C., at the Close of Business on
May 4th 1920>
Resources. '
Loans aud Dbcounts ................. ? ........ 040.842 91
Overdrafts 0,803.00
ithqdH and Stocks owned by tbe Bank . v 170,882.41
Furniture and Fixtures - -\ f&?t0,7&
Hanking Houne v.: - 35,757.40
Due from Banks aud Bankers 78,844.81
Currency 11,570.00
0old - .v. 220.00
Sliver and other Minor Coin ? 049.70
Checks and Cull Items .. 22,010.08
Total .. v.? '? 1.^7400315
1 Liabilities. v
Capital Stock Paid, In 100,000.00
Surplua Fund ? 100,000.00
Undivided Profits, less Current) Expense ami Taxes Paid S2, 223.00
ln?o to Un'nks aud ftankeiVs r 32,704.68
Dividends Unpaid 0.058.00
Individual Deposits Subject to Check.. 501,037,81
Savings Deposits 884,010.17. ... 078,047.48
IUWh Payable, intfludiiiK Certificate** for Money Harrowed ...25,000.00
' Total ? y 1,274^18.
state of South Carolina, Count/ ot Kershaw.
Before me came H. G. Garrison, Jr., Cashier of the above named bank who
being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement Is a true
condition of said bank, as shown by the books of safd bgnk.
i H. Gv Carrison, Jr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14M? day of ,May, 1920.
C. H. Yates, Notary Public.
; ftu'i i'jii'1 n KiKm jiii
,^n- m Corbett
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Wants-For Sale.
FOR SALE? 1 ?uroc IioA for wale. Rod
Kobln of South Caroltnu, No. 127781.
Is ftop 1?est blood lines. Will sirtl tor
trade for or jrilta of good pedi
gree. KaHsfaetilou guarantee!. W.
M. Klrkland, rte 'J. I/ugoff. x.<\
_ ' i JT 8pd
NAILS, ..NAILS. ? One caifload uai/ls
JlWft WSWtved. Maekey-Meivantile Co.
Camden, S. C.
FOR SAIjE ? -MU'flion I'orto Itico and
Nauey Hull |*>tato plants. We are
Shipping mrlou<d a day. Hush your
union*. Now Is tl?e time to put out
plants for earty ea ting. Qnfty $2 per
Knmi t ?>? ~ ox press. .1. E. < (Wills, Rem
- ? Ini'i't i S. <*. ' 7fcf,
FOR SALK ? < Mio 11)17 Oakland oar. in
exoellent condition. A ffwnl 'bargain
for a ipilok saile. AcWrcss >V. II. f>or
Ity. Watem* Mills, Caimlen, X. C.
7pd. v- '
TAKEN UP ? Two pigs, one Ted with
wltJi Mock six>t8, tthe other black
with red srpofcs. Owner camt get same
hy iidetttfifljiug and paying for this ad
vertisement %nd tlie keephif? of them.
Apply to Ch^tiOle Sanders, rfd 8r
Box 2. Camden, S. C.
LOST-? sT2 oalibre German Mauser Mag
azine pistol. Lett side and back of
Immiuer filed flat, leaving bright
notch cut on each side of trigger.
Nine *hot gun. Reward If returned
to I>. T. ltlackinon, Camden S. C. 7tf
? : ? 1 ? ? 7 1
TAKEN l!P ? Red and black spotted;
pig, about two months cfld. Taken
<np about S weeks ago. Owner can
have same by paying expanse. John
fc\?giK?s, Jr., 1211 Campbell Street,
Camden, 8. C. ?
' ? ? " ? ' -J
LOST? < hi Mfoln street,* May IRtli one
s<virf pin. flower design, set with
s three j>eut<b? and blue sapphire. cow
4er. He ward if returned Jo F. C.
Moscle.v. at Lang* Grocery. Camden
S. C. ? _ 7pd
LOST ? On May Cth, one yellow hound
dog with >v<hite tail and feet, if found
please notify. W. M. Reeves, Cassatt,
s. CM ami receive reward. G-7pd
FOR SAiiK ? One 1 ton truck iin gVMxl
sluijH'. At a liargain. Write box
G- iM. Camden. S. C. 7pd
J 1ST RECEIVED? One car load oi
nulls. MackeyMereantUe Co. Cam
den, 8. C. . ?' , ?
N'AILS. ? We have jiist received one
car <ioad nails. Mickey-Mercantile
Co., Camden S. C.
FOR SALE ? Laths for sale. Apply
Henry Savage. Camden S. C. tf.
iPAINT ? Swvei money o* your [*li
bill. Ask about the Southern CM
ton Oil Co';s line. Wm. King, i
Oil Mill, Camden, S. C. 2tt;
LOANS? *>n impt-oved real estate, tq
terms. K.. C. vonTrcsckow, Cam&t
s. c ? - - lin
NAILS, NAILS, ? One car load
Just "received. Ma-okey- Mercantile J
Camden, S. C.
VELVET BEANS* ? For sale at
l>er bushel. Mne as stock foo^i
(wonderful _ soil reoovatef. Wrl
Hendrix at lMne Farm, Camden, J
p-8. ? . ?
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS A1
TION-?We have decided to diacM
tintie the repair of Fprd cars w
will in the -future increase our Stat
of i>arte for cars of other ? *
and "will , sell off such repair
now on band for Fords at f
P. s; ? We still have a few
tires selling1 at the old price
inea usra saving of one-flftfo the
sent price. W. O. Hay's Can
CrfWdi'n, S. C. : M
WANTED? Second han^ oi?m
dre?9 Box 228. Walter Parker, i On
don, S. C. 81* -
AOENT WANTED ? For Wor
Hair Preparation. See Or cal
Madam K. E. Belton, 1713
Street, Camden, S. C.
Have One?
a cold, sparkling bottle of
Chero-Cala J
Refreshing
With no bad after c fl'cct
DRINK"
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