The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 02, 1920, Image 3
T0 "SHOOT" NIAGARA
? Jp this barrel Mr. O. O. Stephejis
t Moris to "shoot" the Niagara fall*,
jiha* already performed a number
daring feat* and propose* to t#at
barrel and lta breathing apparatus
to London before hla departure for the
<%oM venture" In America.
VIENNA WAITERS ARE JOBLESS
FrtfeMlonal Cook? Alee Regarded ae
"iupsrfiuitlaa" In Austrian
' Capital.
yienna.? Aristocratic Vienna, once
ftmed for its chefs, now offers small
opportunities for the display of gsa
tronomic art.
Professional cooks are- regarded as
"miperflultles," as are also an army of
waiters, all Jobless and forlorn.
Many hundreds of Austrlans who
were interned In Rhgland during the
war returned here to flnd they could
jet no work to do. By far the greater
Bomber are waiters. They are in a
desperate plight. t
Owing to the greut Increase in the
cost of living there has been a great
diminution. In the number of those
who were wont to patronize hotels
and restaurants.
FORMER BLIND MAN WEDS
Restored Sight Did Not Blight Ro
mance of West Virginian With
Blind Girl.
Huntington, \V. Va. ? Recovery of
sight by Toddle C. Helzer, formerly
? student in the State School for the
Blind at Komney did not blight bis
romance with Miss Feme McCoy, who
Is still blind, and the two have been
married.
Several years ago Mr. Helzer and
Miss McCoy were students In the Rom
ney school. The romance there ex
tended over seven years until Mr. Hei
ter left the institution two years ago.
AA operation recently restored his
sight. He renewed his courtship. The
two were married by the Rev. Peter
McLane, Ironton, O. They will make
their home here.
Casey's Pipe Is Too
Much for Poor Pish
I Atlantic City, N. J,? The fa
vorite pipe of Nick Martin, one
of the selnetnen at the Million
Dollar I'ier helping to draw in
the big net at the end of the
structure at the initial haul Ojf
the season, was lost from his
teeth as he leaned over the
railing.
When the net was drawn in
one of the men noticed a wide
bulge at the gills of a big cod.
When he picked the flsh up he
found Martin's "mickey," known
as "Casey's pipe," crosswise
through the gills. The cod had
either choked to death or been
overcome the first time he hit
the pipe. lie was dead as a
doornail, the poor fish.
12,000 FRENCH BRIDES QUIT.
Wif# of Pittsburgh Unlveraity Profes
sor Saya They Have Re
crossed the Sea.
Pittsburgh, Pa. ? Incompatibility of
American and French customs has
caused 12,000 of approximately 50^000
French war brides to Return to France,
?ccordinc to' Mrs. Reginald H. John
son, president of the recently organ
ised L'KspoIr Franco-American club
here. Mrs. Johnson, herself a war
bride, wife of a professor of languages
th?> University of Pittsburgh, de
clared that members of the club are
learning Knglish, of course, but slowly,
?nd "when one cannot talk one thinka
too much." TtTTT" ,
"We of France are Individualists,"
*be wid. ??We live within ourselves
?nd our own people, and that makes It
doubly hard for the French girls Who
lrft their homes and families/*
Mail i? Well Buttered.
Washington, O.? The local post of
has been swatnped with packages
'the strike trouble, ft
creamery shipping over 2,000 pounds
* batter by parcel post one day.
The aeuate htui passed and Ktsit 4o
tbe president' a bttl g>rovldh>g fur the
sw .itltHial rehabilitation of aoldiera
duriug thv World War, tbo
w?rk Urtx? douo at atato attd federal
r\|K>iisi> under federal guiduuce.
iMomlay at the Majestic, John liar
ryinoro lu 44 I)r. Jekjrtl and Mr. Hyde,"
?.MkO of the vwy raro motion picture
ANNOU N OEM E N T S
FON fi,KKK OF C'OI'KT.
I hereby auuounce myxelf a* a eandi*
flti: <? fi>r i vcli-ct i? > ii to the o^ct of Clerk
of Court fur Ktrsbaw County at th?
primary t?> bo ht*Ulf this summer. If
alerted 1 imunUe to faithfully i>erf?rm
tin* *hiths of tln? the. iii tlu? fnUir* at
\ tmie in the i >.i i
JAMEH H. CLYlll'ltN.
KOH SI |?T. OF KIHX'ATION
I hereby mnouuce myself us a candi
date for Superinteudvnt of Education for
Kershaw County in the |ppnMCblil|
Detune raj ic primary election to be held
in Angtert. 1 pledge myself to a strict
di^obarg^ of all the duties of the office..
AIXKN B, MUltOIUSOtN'
FOR MAUISTHATK
1 hereby auuounce myseLf as a can
didate for renotniuatiou to the office af
Magistrate of DeKatti Towimhip, K?r*
nhaw Couuty, subject to the rules of tbf
Democratic l'rhuary.
SAMUML N. NICHOLSON.
_ FOR CORONRR.
1 fooreby auuounce myself aa u oandi
dute for reflection to the office of Cor
oner of Kershaw County, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
G. U DIXON, JR.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ENROLLMENT NOTICK.
The book 8 of enrollment for voting I
in the Democratic Primary Election I
win be opened by the Secretory of each
Club on or before the first Tuesday In I
June, 1020 at the residence of the Sec
retary of each club or at such place!
as may be designated by the Executive I
Committee. The books shall remain
open until the feurth Tuesday in July,
which is the last day of enrollment.
Each applicant for enrollment shall,!
in person write upon the club roll hit
full name and immediately thereafter
his age, occupation and post-office ad
dress, and if in a city or town shall
write the name of the street and Che
number of the house in which he re
sides. If such designation exist in said I
city or towu If the name be illegible
the Secretary shall write the name be- J
neath tbe signature of the applicant,
if the applicant cannot write he may
make his mark upon the roll, which
shall be witnessed by the Secretary, or
other person having the custody of the
roll, and the Secretary shall flftln the
other requirements. The enftfllmeait
Committee shall consist of the Secretary 1
of the Club, the Ooufcty Committeeman
from each club, and the president of
each club. If the President or Secre
tary of the Clnb shall bo the County
Committeeman In any club, then the I
two members shall choose a third
member of the enrolment committee.
The boundaries of each club ^hadl 1
include that territory nearer to the
voting place of. such club than that oil
any other club. The territory of the
Camden Club shall include that In the
Incorporate limits and that territory I
lying nearer tho Camden opera house
thun the voting place of any other!
club. All residents of the City of Cam
den entitled to enroll on a Democratic
Club shal be permitted toonroU on tiie
Wateree Mill Club, provided such par
ties live nearer the Watere Mill voting
place than the Camden opera house, I
the voting place of the Camden Olub.
The applicants for enrollment shall
l>e 21 years of age, or shall become
go before the succeeding General Elec
tion. He shall be a citizen of the
United States and of this StMe, and
shall have resided in this State two
years 'and in thteeounty
nrlor to the succeeding General Elec
tion, and in the Olub District 00 days
prior to the first primary. Attention
Is particularly called to the fact that
the State law requires each party en
rolling to write his name in with
hiM a?e. occupation and address, mis
murf** tone In every ? J
must l>e done in person by the appu
cant. In this County the registration
books arrived too late from the Stote
Committee in some .
opened on the day* kleslpated, l?ut
E l)ook h were sent out to the dif
ferent clubs by the County Chairman,
at the earliest possible moment.
The following are the names of 1 the
clubs with the voting pla<*
which voting felace is to ?a **** '
calculate the distance of the v?t??
residence and to deter mlne the dub
to which he shall properly belong. The
names <tf the Secretaries, with the
names of the President, v^ePre<^
dents and County Committeemen, so
far as reported to the County Com
mlAn^ocli? ^^imberry School House,
I. FftolJand, Pres. J. J. Campbell, Vice
Pres. Z. L. Player, Secy., L F. Holland,
Ex-Cem. >
Beik HiU ? Trapps Mill, A. m. ??
Oa*kil3, Pres. W. F. McCaskill, Secy,
S. B. Stokes. Ex Com. No Vice pres..]
""Sl^-Town Hall, N. A.
Pre* J A. McOnskiU. V-P. J. N. Mc
lUurtn, Secy., D. T. Yart>orough, |
nrofla Roads, J. M. Sowell, Pres.. V?
V-P, w. .T. aecr
i* -?
P?^"' ^HitSSSn" v-p!. o- w.' b"??
rrca ' M- M. Johnson,
more, Secy.? f Camden Cltrt)
jrsfe ststirsr*
Ciutey urn Creed* Stow, C. J. Me
Ktoueit*. Pivh., U. L. Smyrl, V-P, |>. J.
R*we, Scp>%? s. r. ito*e, Kx. Com,
Dohy'ii Mill A^imltbell's Stofo, M. L>.
Peak. Pres., H. A. Martin. Vlce-Preu .
J. M. Porter, S?v>\, A. K. Keiu?edy. Kx
Coin.
iK'KaUt ? School House, \V. A. Kd
wanls. pxv*.. j. it, Spears, V-P., 8. C.
Truoaflffl, U, Ofbtmi, Kx.
Tom.
Knt^rprlao School House, W. L.
n?iiu<y< u(t, pre*., A, O. iiaii. V P., Ku
IW? I*,H\ im$H J. S. lhmu, Sfcjt Com.
<\?s*att ? S. A, I. Depot. II. tfc Davis,
Pre*., II. s, Tuompsifi. Secy., Alex
Shaw, 1 : x <\>m. No Vltv Pre*., repot cd.
llarmouy llarmony Church, T. M.
Maddux, s?ry?, T. M. McCaakW. Kx
Coin. No Vic? Pies., ' reported,
lli'i-mltii^ -office Hermitage Mill, \V.
a, Anderson, Pies., n. t. Hasty, V P..
W. T. Hasty. Stay.. W. A. Anderson,
Kx Coin.
Ker&lmw- ,1. C. Massey, Pres., J. A.
MoOaaklU, V-P., I*, it. Fletrher, S<h\v.,
J 0, Massey, Kx Coin.
I.lborty 11 ill P?xstoffkN?, p. b.
Floyd, Pres., L. r. Thompson, Seey.,
N. 8. Richards, Kx Com. No Vice
Proa,, rei?orted.
rxK'khart ? School House. 1,. J. Jordan.
Pres., -C. It. Pitts, V-P, J. 8. Sturgls,
Seey., M. L. Storer, Kx Comr
I.ugoff ? logoff Supply Co., Store,
J?s. 'i\ vim Pres., Henry Ray, V-P, Jon.
Rabon, jr., Seey., 1.. I. (iuton, Kx Com,
Neds Greek ? J. I. Bowers, Pros., V.
A. Humphries, V-P., T. W.' Bowens,
Secy., It. F. Roberts, Kx Com. ?
Oakland ? Scliool House, W. II. Me
Cask 111, Pres., W. N. Houdrlx, V-P., F.
P. Humpries, .Secy., and Kx Com. %
Pine Tree ? 1 leaver I>am School
House, J. A. West, Pr*s., W. W. Hor
top, Secy., \V. N. West. Kx Coin. No
Vice Pres., reported.
Italeys aUll-^Raley* Mill, \V. C.
Haley, Pres., W. L. ROdgers, V-P., Amos
West, Secy., J. 11. Munn, Kx Com,
Rabons Cross Heads' ? J. A. Raboas
Store, pifttttjft Kabon. Pres., Gary
Branham, V-P., H. A. Rabon, Seey.,
J. S. Rabon, Kx (*om.
Roland ^Vests" Mill, W. K. West,
Pres., C. 8. Taylor, Secy., L. L; Bow
ers, Kx Coin. No VUe Pres., reported.
Shamrock? school House, II. T.
Johnson, Pre*,. T. 8. Williams V-P.,
J. F. Baker Seey. I,. J. Baker, Kx Com.
Shayiors Hill Piedmont School
11/ E have big stocks
of the kind of
goods you need and
can give you the kind
of service you will
appreciate.
Write for prices
or information.
John Deere Line
HAY RAKES, MOWERS
CULTIVATORS, GASOLINE
ENGINES, PORTABLE
SAW MILL OUTFITS,
WOOD SAW FRAMES.
Metal and Rubber Roofing
Cream Separators
Washing Machines
Oil Cook Stove*
Paint# and Oil*
Farm and Field Fencing
Poultry and Rabbit Fence
Blacksmith* Supplies
Screen Wire, Poors, Windows
Buggies, Wagons, Harness
Automobile Accessories
Lubricating Oils
Wire Nails, Etc.
Ruff Hardware Co.
1714-16 Main Street, Columbia, S. C.
House, It. L*. Smyrl> Pres., R. M. Drake- 1
ford, V P., V&. J. Drakeford, Secy., {, '
ic Young, Bx</OHir ?
Stockton ? School House, O. W. Am
moas, Pree., W. H. Gardner, V-P? A. G.
$51arksoti, Secy., B. M. Pearce, Ek Oom.
Swift Greek? Boykins Mill, B. H.
BoykLn, Prm, B. C. Tr'K?dol Secy.,
B, H. Boy kin, Kx Goni. No Vice Pres.,
reported.
Throe C'a? School llouac, T.. JUL
Young, Prea., J. 8. Bar field, Vice Pro?.,
J. Robert M? trill, 8eoy? J* II. Barfield,
Ex Com.
Twenty Creek ? J. h. Ulnnon, Pres., j
E. B. BarfteM, Secy.. M. 1). Branhnm,
Ex Com. No Vlee Pres., rei>ortod.
Went vl lie ? R. L. Bella Store, J. C.j
Hilton, Pros., O.M> Anthony V-P., B. 0.
Whltaker. 8eov.. H. CL Hlltnn, TOt Ooiu.
Watereo Mill? I* J, TrueedeM, Pros.,
W. T. Player, yioo Pres., J. O .Shlrtey.
Secy., J. L. Williams, Kx Ootu.
? M, M. Johnson), Chairman,
Jj. A. McDowell, Socy., .
Kershaw Co. Pom. Ex. Com.
June 7, 1920.
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