The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 25, 1920, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. D. NUm iM i
m. N. MeDewtll (
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t'ubllabed every Fr Iday ?a I UO0 N..
tfroad Htreet, and entered at the Caru
4?D pOHtofflce a* second el mm* wail mat
ter. Price per annum 91 50.
Camden, S. C., June 28, 1920
lturrls A. Jenkins, JOuwa* City i-liM
, gyinau and publisher, <??? annoatn i
tMt he win place i lip name of Win
li. M< AiI.h. |>eforc |)n? con veil 1 1>>I i ,i l
. * Han Francisco for nomination uh a can
didate for president. Despite the fact
that Mr. Mt'Adoo Jin* reiterated that
In* Is not a eandhlu tc it looks 1 1 k < ? lie
la gobig t<> l>e the nominee.
The drive for uicml?er*hlp In the
South Carolina 1 h-vclopmei.t Itoaid I
DOW Oil and Tin* Chronicle hopft* that
KerWhaw Gotmty will hot late beldiwl
lit this Important work. They have
a plan of far reaching k***! OHtfta?j
for thla ntate If tJ?e whole twople will
Ket iM'hlnd tin* movement. It Is nmi
|M>llt IchiI himI Is for Mie good of South
Carolina as a v\ hole.
J' resident Wilaun lu uu lnU?rvU?w
glvon out Thufaday said he wan "ex-,
trcincly confident th*t tin*
eo&ventlon at San FruneUro will \\H
eotue the chu4b>ug*i by the BpjjU.id|oft?i
party lo make the league of nation*
the issue in thla campaign. In his in
lcr\icw tin- pnslilfiit said that he h%<l
not raised hi* hand W voice to name
the nominee *?f the Democratic party.
I have Hm? greateat faith," ho mild,
"in the iutell appreclath?n by the
delegates who will assemble at San
Franc l?eo two weeks heuce to write
the platform and nominate -the ataiid*
urd heaver* of our party. They will
tin ve before t h?*i*i the Republican plat:
form and will have estimated the ef
feet of It on tin* people generally. They
will have from whom to select candi
dates for the preald4*httal -and vice. pres
idential nomination* a numlx-r of ' ex
cellent men. I should not 'want to ex
press my preference or opinion regard
lug either Individual or platform cv
pressions which might Influence" tin*
mind* of the men whose voUy will
ultimately decide hoth."
At a *|>eclal nn*4'tlnK Thursday < f the
Ashevllle Typogrnphlciil union resolu
tions were adopted denouncing the
A merfea u Federation of kabor for ad
mitting the negro to < m 1 1 1 1 1 1 privilege
with tli?* while member ;i the hwal
union* rcpre?eufntlve to the meeting
\ ??f the International ")X\* ?gra plilea I
union, to m^?~t Tv \Xhttp?.. New York, In
AugiHt. wir?*-4iieAlMT<ae<l to oppose the
net ion of the national IhhI.v, l\f the
A merira n K^li'iiilloii of I41I101' insists
on adopting this polle\ and tin* Inter
fiatlonl Typographical union endorses
It. then tin* lot -a | delegates, according
to the resolution*. Is in^l rin ted to
withdraw the lo<-^| union from mem
Iwrshlp in th<' national 'body. The
local union ha> r?r? im-iubers and I'J of
them attended 1 lie mooting and the
president . <iih*s Curry, states that
every man present \ot<>d for tluf reso
lution. Tills I-. ht'lioxfd to Ik* the first
action of the Kind taken 0:1 l lie negro
Cj <pu's-!ii?u in l h<* III.
"While veterans of the elvll and
world wars stood ai 'attention, at kex
Inton. \ a., Ceneral l'ersbliig last Fri
day laid a wreaMi on tile tomb of < it'll,
era I Itobert K. I.ec. After a brief ad
dress ? 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 u whie'.i lie referred to the
Confederate commander J\s one* of the
world* it rentes! soldljT. lie \islted tli<>
nearby crave of iJcneral Stonewall
browN'-ox-blood"
SHOE POLISHES
BEST FOR HOME SHINES
SAVE THB LEATHER
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
Also PASTES and LIQUIDS , for Black.
Tan and White Shoes
HjHp g. ft DAUBY OOWORAnONS LTD.. BUPIVUUaR
1 ' ? n *? ' ^
JitrkHot* IntJnidueed l?y Mr. Henry j
i.<?iiis Sm i i li. prwdfteirl of WiiHilttftoii |
and f,ee nnh< r-ii > . < id i? * in I Pershing.
*|N?ke of I A# li" ?i "Chrhljiu gentleman J
whom* <4iarfU*t?*r,< ami Ilf?* in war and
|n*u(v Auicrlniiis should l**. Ill
otftogtxinf; Ctoiettil Jackson. Oewrn)
l'ervhli>g ths-lt* red thai III** workt look?*
on hi in and IiIh accompllskmeiits wPh
admiration and awe. Tht* nilllMtry
t act ii ? o t licireral Stonewall Jackson
ait* studied tftr0?Kli0Ut the world. (Jen
tTill- peisilijiift added Tic ri rctnonio*
at t li?* fH'inelW)' HcU' coudiu ffil limit' r
t lit* auspice# of I lie Lexington |H?st of
Ike- American Legion. WWIp In lx?x
lugton (lenernt Pershing wau tho guest
of -iXw> Ylrigula Military Institute and
tin* Washington and l.?*c I'rcvs -dub.
Tin* American Federation of labor
at It* Nowklou In .Montreal la -I Friday,
re-elected Samuel (tampers to the pivsl
delH\v by a practically unanimous vol**,
In fact tlw oudy vote cast against lilm
was tTfnt of James A. Duncan of
.Seattle, Washington, loader of tlie pro
gressive wing uf the federation. The
ekvtlon Friday starts Mr. (tampers on
hl?* thlrly-nlnth annual term, he having
Ik'cu president every year of the life of
the organization save the first year.
When on Thursday the convent km en
dorsed government ownership of. rail
roads in spite of the long continued op
position i?f Mr. (lomiHTs, it was thougkt
by many -HnUt?om |>orw woukl Ixmlly
stand for re election to the presidency
of the orpa nidation. After Ills practl
eally nnank*ous election and the long
rout iniicd applause following the an
uouuoenieiit of the result, .Mr. ..(tam
pers dtylared: ""1 accepi- tin* call to
duij and I will okey,"
A wedding cercniotij ill St. I mollis
('atkedral in Nuw <>r leaps was post
poned several kours Tuesday kccause
ike officiating priest. 'Fattier Antolpe."'
?if | !<??' ( >rder of ( )ltlii te F.Ukciv of Mary
I mtua-ciila te. declared Ike krkle was
1 in 1 1 1 < ? 1 1 ? * - f l v attired and violated a re
cenl order of A r? *1 1 1 ? i - 1 1 ? -p Sliaw, of tke
d.ioc*a>e. of tke New Orleans, relative to
Wearing apparel. The priest - decla red
tke bride appeared to him "so shock
lug thill he had the sexton put out the
lights vo that mIic might retire and
properly eloMio herself." Although he
declined to divulge the name of the
brhle, lie declared she "wanted to fly
in siM'lety six le at her wedding iniu'li
V
in Iter disgrace," F.very thing kjid keen
prepared for the. wediiig and the krkle
grootu Was In the edifice. The altars
wore ablaze with caudles and tin*
electric lights in every part of the an
cient cat'licdral were lighted. The
bride started up flic main able bill lny<l
iioi gone far before He priest viewed
I lie gow n, prdered the lights out .and
sent ker home to assume other gar
incuts. 'The marriage ivrctuony then
was performed.
See lOlaine 1 la nilucrstelu at the Ma
jestic M"iida.\ In "Wkis|HM;*.\
> - Stolen Oood* Recovered.
Wlii It* crossing the \\1?tww river
bridge la?t Friday Mr. John C, (hiskln
and lils hoI). who nvddw near Colum
l?ia. noticed h pile of automobile lire*
and tiiU's hidden under the approach
to the river from thin side.* Tl>cy came
to Cnmdcn nnd notified the itouce and
Mm> goods proved to 1k? U?oho stolen
from M?e City Filling Statu** last Mon
day night. AlH>ut throe hand red .dollars
worth were recovered. The thief had
-evidently l?ld<k*n frhrm there witft Hip Hi
tentlon of removing tl?em at a later
? bite. The police have been unaldc to
f'ud the thief.
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Coining Monday a{ the Majestic: F1
aine Ilaininersteln hi "VWilspW#.4'
Wants--For Sale
LOST IKJNCH OF KEYS?One a Cluw
Lock Key, made by Clutn Lock Co,,
of Milwaukee. Return lo T. L. Lit
tle. Catuden, S. C. 12pd
LOST ? On road between opera house
and Mulberry, plain flow rliwmetl eye
I glasses in leather case. ' Rerwa rd If
l returned to, Italph W. Shannon, Oam
den, S. C.
At'TOMOBILES ? We want an ageirt
In this foiMity for -tho- iirapt- fcSIx
and the It & V Knight si\. which
Is tlu? only Knight Six manufactured
in America. Columbia. S. C. 1U-15
FOR SALE ? Laths for sale. Apply
llenr.v Savage. Camden S. C. tf. -V
FIVE KOOM C'OTTAOE ? < >n La fay
*" ette Avenue, can Ih> lrought for >$.1.
(KKMK). Apply to L. A. McDowell.
SODA FOR SALE?' Two or three car*'
arriving next week. See John Will
taker. Camden S. lOtf
l/OST ? Two rocking -chairs fi'll <<ff
truck between Wooten farnranul mv
phut;, souvc where <m Black River
and Charleston road. Notify C. B,
Thompson. Boy kin. S. ('. 1'?Jjh1
FOR SALK ? Ford roadster, Chevrolet
touring car. Republic I ion truck.
All priced right. C. I'. Spmdley,.
1*418 Main St. . y
ljlX Main St.. Caindrn S. C. 12 p'l?
FOR SALE ? IMiroc Jersey liim $i
weeks old- $10.00 cach. C. B. Sprad
ley, 121N Main St.. Connlea. S. C.
' 12 | h I
FARM WANTED? Wanted to hear
from owner <?f farm or gbod lan<i for
?sa'Ie. Send price ami description.
;Fa)l delivery. L. Jones, Box 551,'
Oltiey 111. It pd
FOR SALE ? One riding and drBing
mare. - An excellent animal will be
sold at a reasonable price. See c.
Broad ti* Th ompsotl1, Boykln, S. C.
I'ipd.
FOR SALE? Five r?Nun lionsc on l/i
fayette Ave. I'rlce $.'{.( HHMMi. Appl>
to I,. A.'McI>oweH.
FOR SALE^-Tw< ?nty tons Nitrate of
Soda on hand. John Whltaker. Cam
1 del i S. C. s 1.11 f
FOR SALE? Pigs of a 11 iiges. Apply
t?? Henry Smyrl. Cantey. S. C. 11-12
FOR SALE ? Sweet Potato Plants,
1 91. DO i>er 1(KH>. express collect. $1.75
1000, (postpaid. All varieties prompt
i shipment. Dorrls-Kensey Plant Co.,
i Vultlo*la, (?a. 10-lIJpd.
FOK SALE ? Million I'orto Rico and
Nancy Hall potato plants. We are
Shipping carlowtf a day. It ugh yt>ur
0|pdei>. Now In tin- time to put out
plants for carty eating. <h)4y per
10U0 by ex pre**. J, li. UWIiw,, Itwit
) here. s. c. lit
AtTOMOBILtC, TRICK AND TRAC
TOR OWNERS ATTENTION? We
are In a better pOfUtQft than ever !>??
foro to attend to your repairs, ete.j
All of our mechanics a re <men uf #ev"
eral yearsi ami work un
der Mr. Ernest Frietag. We are
ai lit in- daily to our equipment of
modern tools and machinery. Your
business will ti appreciated. \\. 0,
, JlayVjtlaraKo, Soirth flroad Street,
Camden, S. C < 10-18p
~$r -
t.OANS ? hi Improved real estate. ea*y
tn(nv K. vonTreaekow, ('mmicu,
S C 45
PAIN J1 ? Have money on your paint
v 1>IH, ? Ask about the Southera CJot
tott Oil) Co', s |lne. Wm. Kin#, at
(Ml Mill. t'amden, S. <\ 2tf.
FOR HALE ? Fifty toiw? of Nitrate of
Soda in ton lots. More on hand.
H. !/. Schlopburn and John J. Work
man, Camden s. I8tf.
FURNITURE REPAIBINCU?Aud up
holstery shop la now located at 820
Market Street. All work is Knaran
t<-cd. Jitbttie Hunter. proprietor.
< 'minion, S. (\ U)-12pd
VELVET BEANS.? For sale at *3.00
per bushel. Fine as stock food and
wonderful soil renovator. W. E,
Hendrlx at Pine Farm. Oamden, S. 0.
? -g
FOR SAI.H ? One blue Ford S|h'C(|s[,.,
our for sale. See \V. ({. Kuudeburt
411 DeKkR> St iwl , or lU'ruiiUn
Cotton Mill. Camden, s. 0. ll ian
FOB HKNT ? Two front office? or*
fcbe Men'* Shop. Apply to J. a,
Bttrns, Camden, S. O.. 9 tf
WANTED ? Second hand orftn*. Al
d rem Box 228. Walter Parker, Cam
4*0, 8. c. 5ltf
AGENT WANTRO ? For Worthaww
lUir Prftparttiofi. gee or call ^
Madam iv. B. Belfon. 1713 Uorion
Street. Oeiuden. 8. C. 204*
WANTED? ?A double entry
Bookkeeper, Camden, S. C.,
man or woman. Apply fa
own handwriting. Drawer
262, Camden, S. p. 8tf
\17E are equipped
" W to serve you well
and will appreciate a
share of your patron -
age.
'CEND us a trial order and
*4* let 1 us prove that we
^handle only quality goods --at
the right prices and are in a
position to give service and
satisfaction.
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or information .
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.HAY RAKES, MOWERS
CULTIVATORS, GASOLINE
ENGINES, PORTABLE
SAW MILL OUTFITS,
WOOD SAW FRAMES.
Metal and Rubber Roofing
Cream Separators - /
Washing Machines
Oil Cook Stoves
Paints and Oils
Farm and Field Fencing v
Poultry and Rabbit Fence
Blacksmiths Supplies
Screen Wire, Doors, Windows
Buggies, Wagons, Harness
Automobile Accessories
Lubricating Oijs | .
Wire Nails, Etc.
Ruff Hard
1714-16 Main Street, Columbi
Oh Bog!
Cut it's a glorious sensation to chase
away thirst and heat with cool, sparkling
Every bubble, one of pleasure and delight.
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Chero-Cola
THERE'S NONE SO GOOD
Refreshing
With no bad after effect