The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1920, Section Two, Image 9
Section Two
[volume xxxii
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1920
NUMBER 8
^S,OX itfONHV II KKK. !
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UH to 1^ l>ls(ril>u(<4l To Veteran*
,,1,1 HldOWN of Veteran*.
KX'--.-'' -: ? ? P? ? v j
L HhWlf.V fur MlO KcrrdutW CulUK.V
(Athruh* 1111*1 widows of
1* "'^v 1,1 hand# ?( 'lie
ip ,)f for dial rlbtUlOtpt The
wjv jj^rd <>f IVnjdonerK inei M ( >ij
rfuj mfl'b' .-"UK' ('hsxi^vN iu (Ik list
j^.iCvillU "OHIO vvll<> WCIV IIIOJC
jjv ilia ii other* also some who wer e
[# 'w*ly 11,1,1 f <^>HIWS will hr
|hJ Jii ?'><' n's< s helow. The
,1 riuiotiuf for |KMi.sl<un*r.s of (^ls
lily i? *v>s'
p.!;,- vf Trohiih- MoDowell requests
LjuiIi* llini o money will Ik' paid
unlt'.^ II ic it |?|?l!<?rtiit <aHs Id ikm*.
Hiiv liuwt'v or, will not aiydy In
?, ,?f extreme old axe or s1<*l> yens.
Lf arc Olio liuwlred and forty
4 ill all da^es iiicliidln^ nietii and
pon, of <*hi>s of l lie men's lfcrt
? are 77 who w HI receive $(?).({.*>
>pl S. J. IJenMi, Jx*w!a (Jardner,
y, Jones oii?l Veal Hay, who iK'lflg
k.I l?y I lie Pension Moanrl as moody,
revive s!Kl. <virlj. In el a. -sex
f tlie tfontenV< list there .are 72 who
also receive $00.(K5, excojtt M ftr;
I \. Ilariics Mrs. Klleti w. Me
v!l aud Mrs: jrortrietTfl M. SIII, who
hIhss(s| !i\ the Hoard as being ))(>(
iwy as tin- other#. niid the# will
Ive fla.00 eaoh. In rlas.s H of (hefj
sellers there an* US' who will re- j
i> fjfMMt en oh. In class I hero ape !
rlkt will receive $ 15.00 each.
V an- | <n I >i i vli injLr T^^nother pltu-e
jfet jmx,r"n*-H*d of fho'- V(if.t nni?:.
TIIKY SOON tiltOW \\ *\KY
Many riemh llrido of Aim ricaii SoJ
dieVs liii \ ?' |{(>hn lied Home,
l : ' ^ 'I
hi< ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 i t > i i i i (ji Atuorlonn and
FlVlirll Yu^tonis hllH < :i II ->rd I J.IMUt ..f
;Mi'r<?\luiaMy l-Vouch war
to return l?? rraiuv, according
ti? Mrs He^tauM II. Julu?K??n, <|>ty*k|cttt
of l)i<> >-4T4M>t ly Organ 1%4'tl l-'l-Npoir
Franco American Olnh 'The \jhlb
was formed <* 1 the suukcsIIou of Mtle.
Odette do ftnughni, of l'arls,
Mrs - Johnson herself a war bride,
it nil wife 4>f a | >rofVs^<tr tif lunguu^'H
rit the University 4?f Pittsburgh, do*
Ola red that members the club are
learning Kngllsh 4>f C4>urse but slowly,
and' "wlmn 0114' cannot talk. he to links
tOlO much/'
"We ?.f . Kra'114-4' an- individualists,"
idle *Mid. We live within ojUKilVfra
and ?ur own people, and that makes
It doubly hftinl Tor the French girls
who have left their hoiue* and fauU
lies. Nid Mint they do not lOVO their
hushamls, t?? U> sure, but thoy uiisA
their ix'opN'."
Inconipleti^ ivturtis from the national
membership drive of the American h>
u'Iom, 14'4-4-i \-4mI at lndlanapolK Indiana
wsteiMjiy ludlcaH* 11 iota*) i?f X9,(XM)
members during the fU'St t:\Vo. days.
;!?(? crininntv in w; .dt-l) they saw ?ery^pe
?nul their iuldi-4?ss4's. Also a complete
j'st of tlie Widows' list and their hus
h'uul-v name's ami addivifsCs. The list
is vyorthy 4d' pn-sorvat Ion as it C4>ntnins
v 1 iiuahle inf 4 >r 11 ?<TTlTijT T \"vTd(lr t he? tioimt"
hrid ii. > little trouble in obtaining.
SOLDIER'S LIST? Class A.
* of Soldier
aider. I. II.
nts. .1. r,
rf, John
nso?.:.T. W.
lett. N. .1.
jo. Jnmcs W.
Ml. A. Hi
r^ Tlnw. Wi
ni, W. (\
m. R. (\
(HI. S. J.
fas R. 1>.
fr, H. It.
p, Xn th a ii
Iner, Isaac:
ber, Lewis
J*. "W.
son. Thos. F.
B. X.
lev, W, M.
?S John. II.
Neal
fNWI, Will.
T. B. J.
wrt, C. J.
art, T. A.
ialr, Jii lues
spner ' > ?
<ley, W. .7.
?del, j. t.
\ James IT.
taker. William
wi, T. J.
kugtlMI, .!. S.
nhaui. William
ton. j. r.
piughiuu. W. A.
loathe. .las. R.
T. S.
I w.
Uy. .1. A.
p.* John
je*. Jann*.<
Irai, Snmn<-1
?<>u. UuoIm'H
k iv <\
U i.. c
V w. .1.
Y\\. Alfiv.l
Y'. T. s.
ptson. ]). P.
Wkill. U A.
lies. 1 lira ill
(titan. S N.
'h. Will la in
J. W.
nu?n, i.
itr. S. I'. ^
U. I. W."
kiiw. r it.
1R. .1. '/.
lK. .lull 11.
1 .1. J
Vine. N . A .
W \\. Y.
W A. II.
?stonl. A. M.
?am. I.. I..
V . (V. L.
1 J. M
Wnly. A 1>
y ?. w.
W, 0. w.
Wett.J. A
fee, B. M . <j
W \V. Y.
Wlel, Renr ?
Co. Regiment *
Co. (J, 1?. B. L. Art illrry.
Co. ? C. Oth S. C. V,
Co. K. Hth S. C. V.
Ct*. <1, 20th S. C. V.
t'o. ' l\ S. C. B.
, Co. < 2nd s. c. v.
Co. K, S. <\ V.
Co. D. 2wl fl. C. \\ ? -
Co. II, 4th N. C. C.
Co. . W, 7th s. c: B.
Co. K, 8. C. V.
CO,/ A, 7th S. <\ R.
?ftoV.*TV12fh S. C. v;
0o. I. 3rd s. C. R. .
Co. 10, 12th S. C. V.
Co. I), loth S. C. V.
Co. C, P. B. L. A.
Co. C, Oth S. C. V.
Co. G, 40i S. O. V.
Co. D, Oth S. C. C.
Co. B, 53ril N. O. V:
Gi* p, 7th S. C. V.
CJo, K, 12th S. C. V.
Co. O, 2n<l S, C'. V,
Co. C, Oth S. C. V:;l
d, r>tii Ji. R.
Co.' A, 7th S. C. B. ,
bo. A, 7tli 8. C. B.
c<?.- t). intii s. c. v.
Co. K. 7th 8. OC, L
Co. <\ 12Ph 8. C. V?
<V>. H, 7th8. C. C.
Co. O, 7th 8. C. B.
Class B.
Co., I, 7tii S. C. R.
Co.' (I)' 15th 8. C..-V. ,
Co. A, 7th S. C. R. './
Cudet Corps.
Co. K, 8x4 8. C. C,
Co. G. 20th 8. C. V. ?
I, 3rd 8, C. R.
Co. T), 7th S. C. V.
Co. ?f'8fch 8. C. A.
Co. C,( 7th 8. C. B. *
Co. c, Lu?i?' Bait.
Co. I>. 5th B. S. C. R.
Co. I),? 5th B. 8. C. R.
Co. G, 7th S. C. V:
Co. D, 7th Ii. 8. C. V.
Co. G, I?. B. L. A.
Co. II, 3rd S. C. T.
Co. A,7th>S. C. B.
Co. G, 20th S. C. V. ~ ?
Co. E. 2nd 8. C. V.
Co. 1*. 20th S. C. V.
fV?. C, 7th S. C. B.
Co. C, 12th S. C. V.
Co. A, 2nd S. C. C.
Co. K, 7th S. C. C.
Co. G, Otli 8. C. V.
<3o. A', 7th S. C. V.
Co. A. Brown's Bat.
Class C.
Co. K. 0th S. C. C.
Co. I). lOthC. C.
Co. A, 7?i S. O. B.
Co. 11, 7th S. C. B.
Co. K. 7t<h S. C. C.
Co. I. 2nd 8. C. V.
Co. <), 7th S. C. V.?
(?n. JJ, 7th S. C. B.
Co. A, 7th 8, C. B.
Co. K, 7th 8. C. C.
Co. A. 7th Sr B
Co. A, 20th 8. C. V.
Oo. I), 5th 8. O. R.
Co. G, tf/B. J* A.
Co. K, 7th 8. a C. ,
k Co. K, 7th 8. C. CT
I'ostoffice Address
(Inimical, S. C.
Oamden, S. C.
Camden, S. C.
Blanoy. S. C.
Kershaw, S. C.
WeKtyilhvS.C.
lilanoy, S. <'.
HiViudwii X. Ct
Ca radon. S. C.
Camden, X. ('.
Kershaw, "X. C.
Iietllime, S. C.
S. C.
Kordiaw, X. O.
Kt'wlmw, S. C.
Camden, X. X'.
Ca union, S. 1?. t
Lugoff, X. C. '
Kershaw, 'X. <1.
ItOtihnno, 8. C.
Camden, S. C.
Layoff, X. C.
Camden, X. r.
Keiwhaw, S. C.
Pa in don, S. C.
Ca radon, X. C.
Cassett, S. c.
Camden, S. C. /
Camden, S. C.
WewMlle, S.C.
Camden. S. (?.
Camden, S. C.
Camden, S. C. ?
Kershaw, S. C.
Lugoff, 8, C,
Kershaw, S. C.
I;ilx>rty Hill, S. C.
Camden, S. C.
Ca radon, S. C.
Kershaw, S. C.'
ltlanoy, S. C.
Itoykinn, S. C.
Wustvllle. S.C.
Camden. X. C.
Ca radon. S. C.
Kershaw, S. C.
Kershaw. X. C.
Kershaw, 8. C.
Camden, X. C.
Itlanoy. S. C.
Camden, S. C.
Ca radon, X. C.
Camden. X. C.
S<>l<lior?' Home, Col.
Wostville, S.C.
Blaiiey, S. C.
Camden, X. C. (
Camden, S. C.
IUancy, S. C.
Hot li une, S. C.
Camden, S. C.
Komi ww. X. C.
lAigaft, S. C.
Hethnne, S. C.
lilanoy. S. C.
Iloykins. S. C.
Camden. S. C.
Wesrtvillc. S.C .
(Camden, X. O. ? ?*? ?
Camden, S. C.
Camden, X. C.
Bethune. S.C.
Camden, S. C.
Komhaw, S. C- ?
Boykins, S. O.
Cftmden, S. C.
Camden, S. C. /
UZl- i" - ? . -V ?
I'Kfcsinhvr < \hk\\2\ liiij.hi)
Adds Ami tin r |(, Mc\Uo\
Stormy History
.Ma, sa. vciMuhiinn
11111111*0 lius J?|U(.,| Hi." |, OIK II,,.- ?r
l?a I hi' American dlca iters wlio have mid
71 llH>h SHIM'S i? nijfht and
death.
A $uhtiw in qiii luoinii tin, iif i?lu. '
ha. I ho (.Id man \Vjho the United
States ond Mexico in ? broil for t Uo
,UNt flVv whs killed on Thurs
n<l,i'v ,IV so!uo of 'h.e t rcops which hod
protected him os a t<?v? I body guard
?'? ''Is riluht fioiu niir Mexican ciini
lal. 1
Whether he fell fightiiii?, Or a vic
tim of the eel eh rat o< I "le.v fuog a." which
ide ilea (I men of Madero and Snare/,
(or actually was murdered in a coup
d Vat. is obscured in such fra*menta r.v
Information as ilias conio out of tho
tropical fastness ,,f Thixeul tonga,
-where he dljul presumably surrounded
hy a few^lo.val friends.
Karly dispatches today from Mexico
<-ity said the former incident had
l>een killed in an atack led by Oiltueral
Neivira. wilto had Koiie wilt .t'arrau*a
In m?ht. lint later deserted li> the revo
lutionists. The aimouiK-emeiit, made at
Kit' headqtuirters of (Jenera.i <>breKon.
head of tho revo'lut lonary movemeait.
Wive the InijnoKsiwi that (-arrao^H hail
died in hat tie,
Hut la ter^nd vices received in 101 Paso
('hailed that i 'a rra uza had hoeii made
.a prisoner and assassinated in "a eOw
?ti,dlv' minima-,? ami ,<n W; TsUine of~Tils
friends who were with him at the. time
had sent a protest to <.'c)?-r,11 Pablo
OoUJigh4^.
Tllo full story may iniui he humcdiatc
?y known and even then may ho the
? uhjoot of dispute. In any invent" it
adds one more drop to tho river of
hloc'd - w hich has flowed ovef' Mexico
since Porforlo Diaz sinned his abdlca
' t''irs and ..died a 'heartbroken
iitfui i:i S|raiu. ^ *. ,.
I'ut it (b k's brln^ to-niind a prophecy
? I W Jtave Jieeii made .by u nun,
wlf'i-h i? now lieli ik talked about all
over Mexico.
Tl?e nun prophesied, according to re
ports. j hot after Mevico had seen Hi roe
Franeiscos' in public Jlfe, she Would
have for president an old murni witih a
heard, who would meet, a violent death,
and that he vrmitrt be vueceoded by a
president who. mounted his horse from
the "wrong side.'" The proplxtiy also
added bbat thereafter Mexico would
lose l^s IndeiHiidence.
There have been three Franeiscos in
Mexico's public life aiuee the prophecy
was made. They were Franolsco I.
Madero, the murdered president of 3918,
and FtanK'iqp Villa, the bandit loader,
Carratiza was well known for his whisk
ers; Obregmi, Who led the revolt against
him and is ex peeked by many to suc
ceed to the head yf the governmnt,
lost an arm iu the battle of Colaya,
with Villa, and mounts bis horse from
tlie "wrong side." /
Oarrhi.iKa's death ami the manner of
it, pro! Kill ?ly will have some imiiortant
liearipg <?n toe .action of the Ultlt?d
States when t.he time comes to consid
er recojmlion of the ptovenment which
succeeds him. When President Wilson
was refusing to recognize Iluerta, be.
hns?d ibis aetiou on the untimely deaths
of Madero and Suarcz and' announced
a broad general policy to the effect that
no government would be recognized
which did not fast on constitutional
eleet ions and which was based on force
Cleaning of Cemetery
All jHTsons having (load buried at
A-ntioch Ilaptist Church, arc reqiusafcd
to meet at Antjooh Cemetery on the
first Thursday in .June, to repair and
I clean cemetery. We have friends who
have tiieir dead or a jwirt offhem hurled
Jin this cemetery. We caH your atten
tion to* plea** come and mnkcthe place
when* your dear loved ones lte look
clean and nice. just, like yon will want
some one to ntre for your grave, sooner
or later .
By order of the Ohurch. *
W. Shiver, clerk.
0
Meeting of Hoys and (airltt
. There will he a meeting of th?J Hoys
and Girls Agricultural Phrtw of Ker
| shaw county at The court house Satur
day June 5th,. 'held under the auspices
I of County Agent J. W. Sa-ulers. TIkjsc
r*Hrt?s include tl?e pig eluh, ortton. corn
|x>anut, and potato clubs.
Mr. L. I,. IkiLcr and Mr, It. <>. Wil
liams, State Agents in ehnrge of Jun
ior dub work win he present at this
. meeting and it Is de>Jrcd that, a full
[ uiicmlMiu** <?f lui'UilMJiii. be had for the
occasion .
I Miring the four years of tlio world
war from July 11*14 to July 1018, the
population of France fell off 01.1,110
I and the insulation of Prussia which
j was 0,000.000 more &ban that of Fr.inee
to Ik* gin wltli, fell off 812,827.
\
of a raw nlono. As it irt'iioi'dUy Is rvv
i
i'oua!/.^i tliol no goronijiunu in Mvxlvo
i'OllUl hoiK) to si.ukI without rwxijjni- ,
( li?n by tho I'iiIumI stato*. Uoatli of
CaiVaiv/.u and \v)?a? part i-ovoliitionixts
may sharo in it. I* jvgaKU*! by off I- j
<ktais an.U diplomat* Ihiiv H-t* 't-wiuin to
Ikh-oiih* II hil'Ko t'kMINMll fyt til t> jjovrrn
Hunt- urljon.
4'mTiiUZii \wts (Ih> 4H?UUU\V KOVWHor
of tho Statu of C^aiUlia, \n1io united
tUi? .Mexicans ni(iltV two It {tuner of oon
Ht It lit i<>iui |Ms ill HHo ami fought HWF';
i.i w iio v, uv tiif i.owrr ^vitli tlu' w iu?i>
-i.iiV o\ihmii1o?is which aivonipauh'*! ( ho
?lopoAt 1j ion ami thviMi ojf Minlot'o,
I !? II ? f?-vl h.\ l lie ni.Mll.ury of III*'
liiiviiin^ Vila, his iiiin.v \v??ii many x\v
Hut l?> Sf>au quanvUil with Villa
Mini iio s-huum* was J to (u Mt>xh'?> < *1 1 >
rtml ivrogniztvl hy fJjfV I'iiIUmI
I ha n lu? hhhI a revolution <??i his hau<t^
w l(h \'il!;i. a^ its ltvuh<r.
.\!(!i?mu1i ahhnl In ?'\*>ry way l>\ tjl?
I.7 UttiHl Sialic (in\ ?m miim'iii ("in lan/.a
lui-iu'l a tltvlili'ly aul I' Auu-rleau
Loviiv?\ .mil timing 1 <? war a <lo
j vIiUh?I,\V W.UU'A.HjKhI which wan
I. I .?.! {iff l>\ tin1 rc'clii a Ir.l
man noto In wthtwh <ii?nuan,v ?isktHl
It i in to ia>untla(i> a <hMjuanJa|>awv<i>
M.i" \lv.aii alliaiiro against tin* I'nltod
Sialic. IIU ilowiil'ali It" i< lnvn a wr. lv
K\ iiiHHlU'fU. ? tW ilu' lust tlwvo yoars
unit wIkmi lu> to-'k flight fn?ij? M'v\lV<>
Cii\ 111 tn\ |?M N..||S pivth.|?>?l, or foiil'v
!<p.tt t hi\v* IVan^l lli?' ha^U- rntl wlilrh
>>\, i tu?'K hint.
WIDOWS1 LIST ? Class A.
Name of Widow
Alrxuinler, II. E,
Ainlerson, Mary .1,
HnrnCt*, Mary A.
Itaifiohl, Sarah
U iNHv Josejiihluq
mm Malle
licik, Od^dii
Kelvin, Sara It
Hell. Catherine
lllarki)inn, M. 10.
11?hmhv Kranckr,
1 Uiwv.ntJ Nancy
Hraillcy, c. s.
liraslnKton, 10. J.
Ilranhani, Eliza
Ilntler. Annie E.
('a in ifl it'll, Sufian
Cn toe. >1 -try EL "
('assitly, Martha
o. Coats, Emma
t'onnell, Mary .1.
Cook. Amanda
C<>J'XlOl!, XS roline
< 'ureton, M. r>.
licl<ondi)e U. W.
Evans, Elizal?erth
Freeman. E imp ft .
< in rtlner, Victoria
Cask in. F, A.
(Jay. Sallle H.
(iemhl, (Charlotte
(Joff. H. P. -
(.{tKHlalc, C. W.
(iraham. Eliza ??*
Uraliaih, Mary J. <
Hraaf. .1. W.
lliiis<?n. Ktt\tht)
Kelly, Ellen <i.
Klrklantl, Nairn lc A.
Matthews. Eotvlsa
V Mnliaffcy. Margaret
Moore, Fannie
M<K>rc, I ja unt
. 1 Motley. Dclihuh
Muiin. Mary
Maiming, Ella
Marsh, lirtieccfl
MeIK?ua>l, File n W.
McOnskill, C. A.
McMulflen, Caroline
Newman, S. A.
NUes, M. A.
Outlaw, Mary
Pye, Martha
I {owe. Lizzie F.
Ross, Mary A.
Haley, Anai M.
Itohinson, M. A.
Sanders, Elizabeth
Self, Nancy
Sclvrock, Mary^E.
Shiver, Martha E.
Smith, Sadlic J.
Shoemaker, Tempy
ffcnyrl, Mary A.
Sill. Henrietta Mr
Thorne, Ann M\ 4
Tranthaw, Nannie E.
Truesdel. Nancy M.
Turner, Siwan C. .
William**, M. H.
Workman. Mary It.
. 9 - '
Name of Husband
<J. <?. Alexander
.lames Anderson
A. I.. Harnoa
WlUiany Karfleld
Samuel Kass
Henry llass
.l??sei?h Itelk
K. 1 >. Kelvin
U. 11. liell
.1 ? >h 1 1 Koono
Kind ley
jJi; S. Krasintfttui
Wanvn Kranhani
\Y. Katler
Jessie t'ttuipUeli
A. 1 ?, '( 'atoe
<\ II. (Y>a(s
S. ,T. CiMnu'll
< \ K, ( 'u ret on
W. 10' I >eI<oaelie
Mur<| lOvauK
\Vhi, FrOeman
.1. \V. (.'ardner
.1. I >. ( Jaskln
Xnthaidel Oay
F.J. Cora Id
W. W. < ttrff
Joseph < ibodalo
Hugh (riftluun ,
Jim. T. C.raham \
...'?i;,' W. Hyatt
Ohiis. It. Illusion,,:
Win. Kcll.v
V. Klrklaml
David Matthews
' v__
.lames I>. Moore
Thomas Moore
&uu Motley
Brown Manning ?
Marsli
W. IX McDowail
J no. X. MeCasktll
A. Ii. McMullen
.1. 11. Newnnm
Ario V. Nlles N
Henry l'.vo
Hugh Howe
Known <\ ItiW
(Jlfclhnn K;dc.\
t \V. Handefg
Stein Soli
Joel A. Selir?>ek
Jno. J. Shiver
Henry Smith
J (?lin M. Sxnyrl
B. B, Sill
J. II. Thorne
\V. I?. Tmntham
T. K. <Jarilfier
Ilobt. J., Turner
KtirreJl Trucsdcl
Co. Kogiim'itt
K 7th S. <\ (\
A 11)1 S. (1. V.
G IV II. I.. A. .
j) r?th s. (\ it.
]> <\ v
l) atji s. c. u.
i: 7 1 h s. <\ v.
l> \ 7Uv s. r. v.
G ttui s, <\ v.
a 7th s. f\ v.
<; . 2nd. s. c. v.
i> 1st. s. <Y v.
<; 2nd. s. c. v.
i: lmh}. s <\ v. - ?
(i!h s. c. v, f
v ir.nr s. c. \\
. V 7lh S. O. V.
G I'm I S. <\ V.
I) 'Jill li X. <\ V.
t; 2nd s. (\ v.
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WEST MOTOR
COMPANY
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Camden, S. C.
Rugged Without Excess Weight
THE designers of the Transport achieved a truck of perfect balance.
Consider the standard units that comprise it: Continental Engine,
Clark Internal Gear Rear Axle, Columbia Front Axle, Fuller & Sons
Transmission, Eisemann Magneto, Stromberg Carburetor, Jacox Steering
Gear, Arvac Joints and Drive Shafts, Detroit Steel Products Springs,
Detroit Pressed Steel Frames, Goodyear Tirea. ?
Economy of power is as
sured by the automatic
lubricating system {hat
handles over half the lu
brication.
Biaringn and wearing:
surfaces are supplied
with crease _undcr pres
sure. Come in and let
show yoti.