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I Hi; CAMDEN CHRONICLE II. I) NUr* ?n?l , ? 'I'm Ml d??rv IS. N. \ VutMabod Kri-inv at I (iiO.No ttrotul Street. and entered at the Cum ?ion iKMtoftlco u* ?w<ni(i eltis* iiui 11 mnt ? T. I'l'li e |>t : i HI i Ml1 $1 Ml Camden, S. C., July 2, 1920 Mr. T; Jl < ?- -u. ? , .h I Mm I ill'-, wit* hi Camden tbU week ami The < 'in. ?nil nifiir ii eit.il M r, Coker 1* one of t lit* *cecssfull newspaper Mel* of t Ite idiite. belnj; editor and proprietor i if llii" MowNitfcr of liii town, Mr. Coker I* waging ? fly lit for good roud* tn PurlliigK'H <"ii/ii.\ alio u tdjftgig 'mi I >n I u n In mi effort to t)U?ld up public sentliueut nguliut WK'klfrtw nuto drivers In Ills county, ii 1 1< I through Ills efforts I In- In - 1 grAud jury Of his I > li-iv reported on had roiidii ami s|)#ed mit ii In cm. Mr. ('oket; Ium ,e#m Milled h ittto of Id cents |>er Inch fof advertising in III* paper ft 11(1 111* says lie is gottivc his full share of n<l\n ll iii^ ill I he Advance In rate-* nearly #vory week , lili v I UK tod ouble the sl/e of hi# p?|H?r. Tlio enrollment bunk* of tjie county arc now open ai tlie residence of the secretary of eiuh club? uud ha v u?lkum o|h.?ii for some time, lte|w>rts from the Clubs mty thai very Jew have enroll ed thus far. The hooks will remain nprn until the '-'Nth day of TlTTy andj those who expect to vote in the coining' primary will he Tleprix ed of their vole1 If the.v fall (" en foil, U'iie bonk for flic < 'a unleti dliib will Ik* I'uuml al Moscley'.s ih^e cream parlor. Voter# should nee llwT'tbelr mimes an* placed there at ?onc'tf. The i la II \ paper* \ cslenlav tOld , of lite rexluiia t ion of tin* cnllfe polhv J foree of iicnnei (svl)le, chief ami till.j ?I'lif* -action Is rttthl to have heetr taken ! because the police force arretted ti ' prominent man and had him hallcil before the city on a charge of speed ing his aulo. Tli ' I'll 1 '/.imi demanded | a trial h.v Jury and lie was anpilttcd. j Iteniarl.s wen* made derogifory to tin* police hy a s?ood uiaiiv and the force j ? tilted that If I he cltl/A lis did tioi want j 1 be la sv* enforced they would tender their rc*it(naMoii. which was..jii;f-optcd If thi? Is all the Meniiet t svll le puiicc are guilty of. why nnl Camden Import j a few of t .lie m here?1 We understand 1 I here are sever il varttnclcs on the force J in (hi* eity. and if there Is any town J in the state, where truffle ordinances need cufoit inu Camden is one of thenr. I ? hi softie ,if < tit r main thoroughfares,! ami especially around twelve at night j I hey make > peed eo.il si s ..ail of them. Suuiter has rei^litly |i:is?ed an t?rdl--< pa nee Iinposlotf a niinltniini fine of S.*?(P f-?r h{h*o4|?m> and have made arrange nients to jilaee a speed nip in the res| dentlal seetlon at lilu'vt. OfJii'f towns ii rn t lull t imi i uu' up on the ?peed ^letip'tis and this elty will have ti> fall in line, ( aforfutialely tlniuuh. in this eity, like In I 'etinci t svi lie. you will always find a cert-nlii erowd who are in .sympathy with the lawbreakers, and instead of upholding the <|?olloo the> are over n*iid\ id lend a willii.tr ear and an aid i ? ?tr voice tn ilit.se ^ ho \ ii.lato t lie -or <1 i Ipi I ices r I M ? r** \\ a- :i yuoil ? l<*;i I ??!' fooling rt.v?'jinlinir 1 1 > ? ? l*ni liiinir .1 I ? i? I ! Ilir Wil 1 1MV0 li \ ol*, :|I I 1 14* IIIOOl ? MK' Til''* 1 1,1 \ ' Vljlil'vl It I .id lil'I'H tl p o<l?||iat I In- in ? ? 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I.iatc<l Act Of thai t nanio, has ju-l uj? tvt- reelection lu the Htmsitli M)uiu*otu 1 Mm! rtc*t and hit* not been reelected. In .the fill! filial) of his fit 1 1 *< ? . ut U ( i ii it* when thtf ICW that i.ini^ JiU name ,lj<' 1 1* at piece ??f IctfUhtt Ion enacted l?> the ('lilted States Ooii*re?s in a devrttk'. \..|>te,nl lots heeil ? - IJ r down H t|C| ? "II signed lu I In ? ? ?? ?i i ? | >, i in I i > e ? ?l ? I i \ 1? ?u of n f*? ? b> me thiol v .\l wilirtli bo tdld iepn -ented III ( '. {litre**. I ||l' .1.1. ,, I ..J I 111 1-1 ..ph. I of pi. .Ill hlthw Just ill lid* t 1 lilt* iirouHcn Dm* keen Interest of the whole country, fl mnyevon exert uit influence hy |*o means 1)11 ' u>l*urtilil I II|n)|| the fiction of t In* I leiuocratlc Nn.ft"ji.il Convention which Is just now wondering wh?t It [Imt! -better do H l.tou t the prohibition (question Mill the paean- of .|ilblla j Hon .which burnt from the lii?s of wets ii|k)ii learning of Mr. Vojutead's fall -iHekeii somewhat when It Is learned that ,|ho niuu who heal .Vol-! -lead ihi- I(' \ Mi Kvale h\ n uui' is also a prohibitionist. That Is a fad > whlch lake* n gOPd deal of the elation which the flr*t newi or Vol stead'^ eel la p-e .rented iii un^st elr- , cles. ?? , I However. e\ en at that, the \\c|s will' I feel that the Minnesota olecthyi pro- ! vide* a stmw shmvinp h?nv the wind h? Mew Injf, They w ill derive encourage- . i incut II. >l on |\ If. 1 iii N olsleail's defeat |.hUI al-> ft'OlU I lie victory Of the l>em oeratle candidate in tin- Fourth Min-j ncsota Idsdrlct whose campaign slogan WHa "I am writing wet."? New# and Courier. At the Majestic today, Toiii Mix iuj hi-, tfrcalc-t Ihriller "The Terror. A( K?f\ Weekly new-, completes the pro K rii in. . j CLASS THAT CAN BE BENT New Invention Declared to Be Suita* ble for a Number of Useful In dustrial Purposes. A now substitute for gln*s <jr I lacqtjer has* been invented. li ??an be 1 eiil with shears or with a knife ami, ! when heated tn .more than 1(H) degrees Centigrade, it fflrfffS*"fi J? neiidablo mass wliieh resumes p.s previous Imrd state on co? ling, ft is known as "eellon," I'mler t lie pate. ns of I ??*. Flehelgrun, a company is ituiklng eellon in the j form of a iiolid or liquid solution of ' acetyl cellulose In camphor, either! white or colored, transptirent or opaque. It appears in slabs. or tube form, as well as in the form of a. plus tit mass, as putty to he used for Ian- ! glng purposes or as an anti-rust liquid. Tlu* hard vitreous eellon Is behdah'le and' springy and Insensitive Co cold water, soap,, fat, alcohol or petrol. When burnt In a flame it drops off like shellac, without, however, being as combustible as the latter. Cellon var-j nlsh, which can he allowed to harden or solidify into MexlWta. layers. Is suit able for many Industrial purposes. ' Liquid eellon^ can he used for Itnpreg- ' natlng textiles or for making Insulat ing tape. In this latter form it can he taken from the round box in which It Is wound up, even in the moist condl- i tton. ami allowed to harden In ulr. USE FOR "TANKS'' IN PEACE French Have Put Frightful War Ma chines to a Variety of Highly 'Jieful Occupations. The French appear to he ahead of us in finding a u-e for tanks -In peace times. A considerable number of French tanks which are comparatively small sized ni'e-now employed for transport purposes about the yards of large In dustrial works; others are used as farm tractors, while the larger tanks ure replacing horse* for tract Ion along the wide p?i lis of the great French canals. The latest and perhaps the most re markable employment which has been foil-mi for these machines is J^n connec tion with mountain ellmhinir ).for tour Ui.v l?or (tiis purpose th?? armor. and of course :s 1 1 ihc tlchUllg .Ipp.liallls of [ the tank are remo\ed and a carriage or superstructure capable of carrying from (en to twenty passengers added The seating Is either arranged longlia dlnally or crossw ise Very steep grades ?can he taken, while the machines eas ily cross simtll streams and make their way through brushwood, ttill urn <s and ?ver l he roughest roads. Japan's "V ear of the Monkey." Fvery year. In a series , ? r 12. Is know ti in Japan h> tie- name of an *hnimal. jis in the si^ns of the zodiacs snd this Is the year of the monkey. Consequently the inunx millions, uf New \jjea r cards exchaug'-d were for the fib >>t part decorated w i r ! i simian representation* of varfrou* kinds. The year of the mntikcv Is not cnttsltlered a propitious ?>ne for marriage, as th?' word santt (monkey) also is ? verb ^fcllich means "(o leave, " iind tfiere is 11 superstition that nil who marry In the ?nonkcy year are likely to leave their partners, who miuhl otherwise be partners for life < 'o.iseqneritly nil the couples who Intended entering the married state in tp*_t? bnd to rush thg ceremony through in December of l'Jl!* keeping country registries and shrines very busy during that month. The post office hnd n glgnnttc tnsk In delivering the hundreds of millions of New Year cards dispatched the. day before the first of January. "The Terror" featuring Tom M \ at t ; Majesti.' |.. night 1 '??morrow at the Majestic the la>t c;,5?,,,i' f ''The \d\#?titiire ?'f lJuth RiUiU^r LXCLUUfc FRtSli AlH Pi'inch Seemingly -Sui No Reason Why It Should ?v<r Be Ad. j. milled to % iliocni. Eui do hoi like ti'4?->h air, write* J h?*? > ????'<' > i?)i in A>ctiige A jfuerbnU*. Tl?ey ft ??! rt good deal like ihe gcutlohntn in Stephen l?ea toik'i* moo who suld ho IJked fte?h alt. mid li(>l !o\ i <1 you Mi.uild open (lie windows and i.ot In lift you could. Then you sfiootd shut i lit* windows tt ml keep It there. It woMId years. I hate heen !? iitnu.v room* In Frnncc whei ?? i v ..unlows \H'iv nailed *hui The hods also'; are rather re markahle, They are goneinlly lilted wiili f#ttiiier Wftt tosses, and feather quilts \"t?ry often they are arr&UKSd hi n hi. lie in i h?* wh If like a closet, and hu\e two doui*. wlilrh the a^er age Furopean. titer got I tug '"to the bod, doses, (hereby rendering It abodt a* airy and Well venttfyUed ?? ? coffin. I remember tpy own billet In one o f* tin* t??\vns whore we stopped/ An I wiik commanding officer, it was orie of the bent and was reasonably warm. It was warm because ' the barnyard was next door, literally In the next room, as all that separated mo from a cow was a light deal door by the side Of the bed. The cow was tied to the door. When the cow slept 1 slept, but If the cow passed _a restless night I had all the opportunity I needed to think over my past hIuh and future plan*. In nnothcr town an oxceltrnt-bHlet was not used by the officers because over the bed were hung photographs of all the various persons who had died In the house, taken while they lay in that bed. * ? FEAR SPREAD OF BLINDNESS Scientists Alarmed by Reports From the Oasis Towns of the Great Sahara Desert. A plague of blindness Is sweeping the oasis towns of the Sahara desert, according to a dis|mtch received at Washington from Biskra. Dr. ToUlanf, of the Pasteur Institute of Ophtal mology, who Is conducting experi ments on a herd of monkeys In an ef fort to Isolate the germ which Is blind ing tons of thousands of Aranian chil dren, has informed the American Red Cross that eight of every ten children in the Sahara are now affected. The white nuns of the Sahara are treating the eyes of hundreds of chil dren. With Biskra, "the Garden of Al lah" oasis, as their headquarters, they tour i he desert On camels, visiting I lie oasis town where the plague in at Its woi'st. With the approach of the hot months It Is feared, the disease will become ?even more widespread. The filth of the oasis towns and the uncovered camel meat market breed countless millions of Hies even during the winter months. Flies are believed to carry the germs of granular trachoma, with which in' northern Africa 100,000 Arab children are infected. "? > Postal Air Service. After tin* signing of the armistice the British authorities- established a postal airplane serv ice to Cologne, and,) In connection with this service sys tematic tise was made of wireless tele phony, says the Halifax Morning Chronicle. Wireless telephone stations were placed on the ground at dis tances of tlfty miles from en eh other, and with (he use of quite small sets were able to transmit messages to 'air craft up to thirty miles away. They could als?? receive from . the air to about fifty miles. Frequently these distances were exceeded and. an nlr plane was In communication at one and the same time with three stations. Considering the small size of the np ! pHratus employed these were remark [ able resit Its, and testify to the rapid i progress made by the British air serv i Ice since the tirst trials of wireless ! telephony to airplanes In r?. j World's Diamond Trade. Considerable activity lias prevail?*] In the diamond trade in British (inlana i within the past few months, and prices ( have advanced to a high level hereto , fore unknown, states Consul McCunn In h report. Ktpedilions are being dis patched to the diamond fields In the Interior by those Interested in the i business In Georgetown. It is current j ly reported that the Kngllsh market Is eager to absorb any quantity of stones, large or small, and that they >ire being bought not only for KnglMi but also for American markets regard I ess ^of ? present exceptionally high priees. f In Samoa. ^ With a total population <>f "t oik) in uevtci'ii Samoa. of whleh !<?>?- than 1.(Xmi are whites or half * *;i : **- . 'he de mand in eon feet ionery i- m.i m!v I'oi t hard e? miles, better known lo<-:?iiy as boiled lollies, retailing :ti era's per pound These are small v;irieri<s, dif fering in color arid flavor. :im<I i!i; port ed in live pound tin- I ? u ??*??*. are ; little known, taftie* and ? boe. i'ji to*. snf f. r from the exrret 1 : : 1 1 j ? ? 1 1 j > ..f the clmiale. which neefs^i t :ue> their lielng I Imported in sealed met?.' iih> retail i Inj; from f><J to T."? ceut" p?-i pound. Swiss Cropr, Poor. The crop*. in S\\ u / ? ? i#< -el ri U)lft , w ei ?? ? e'.isidera hiy below s 1 1 ? ? ? 1918, \s i 1 1 1 the exception of ih?* i l un crop. This due to unfavorable HU1108 l ? 1 1 * ? r ? conditions ,i 1 an<" wet - 1 ? droiii.li' i ?-.ii ' v ? ? * i r ? ; ? ?? and ii/Miif 1 lute s mime:-, f ? I ' i il ti>* sud .,,n i ? ,n tempera t n. e u,..l early ?"?.i- to rt e f *i rt rhit The acrf1 jr. e (?< it t--d ill r.HP wms ? mt. I lei than (a 1 U 1 S. LANCASTER <*OrNT? N ?WH. (k'roiu The News) ? * The eleetlon bold yeaterday to dtor mliie ilic question Of a fljpftdfc] lax In I .a ueafrter M-htMil ?llMt rU't earrled . t>y u la fgf> majority. but I lui ?? >\<i<- OOjj/ about a iMlf hundred voles cast. Only three wetv against tlu* tax. 'Hit' spe cial levy I- six/ mill*, making a total ?>f i;> null- for I lir school* in lli?' dls trlet. James I-Vrifusou, w Idle at I emitting to break .1 new horse t?> a watfon. was thrown off ami badly hurt Tin* wan<?? w i - moit' or Jo** torn t<? phves. Till * neeident oeeurred in front of J. 11. Mini kim>n < residence on Thursday iiionihiK .Misses Anno l'hifer Crawford. of Fori Worth, '1V\.. tvlhl < 'ra wford Heath, ?d' Wlujisbovo, Mar.t I.ooke liar roii. of I nloii, ?V*;U Norton, of Wiug t< h Salem ami Hefy'ii Maekey, .Messrs. Thurow, Toy ahfl >N*d Oregory <i? Hook Kill, attemleil a ilanei^it Jllg SpWiiig on Thursday evening, ebaiM'roned by Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Oregajy, i.Mrs. <!. II. Kverall had the mltffor* tune a few days ago to fall ami se verely sprain the ligaments In her right foot.; She Is still una hie to walk. Iiuiuemlo Doris Yes, aim was furious about the way In which thenewspaper ro|>ort ed her marrhiKo. lldou l>itl it allude to her age? Mlss'Olde and Mr. Yale wore married, the latter Ih'Iiijj a well-known collect-. or of antlfluoa. HouHton Tost, See Louis: Stevenson's su preme motion picture classic "l>. Jeyklll and Mr.' Hyde" at the MJuJestle Theatre Monday July nth. Or Ketreat Backward The^Oheraw Chronicle says: A young man wants to know what'? the lies i tliin? to Ik' done when a person sits down on a custard pie at a pic nic, We wduld advise ldm. to sit still until the reat have gone home. Truth Will Out "Where's that Infernal proofread er'.4'' Shouted an Irate hum with Wood In each eye. "He eCrtahvly would he light hard to find now," said the editor uneasi ly ^ * \ v-h<n i.*?t _ i m done this time?'1 ? ? * ""In the advertisement of my valve less motor he turned the second v Into a n !?? ? Houston Vost. See. Tom- Mix at the Majestic to ?iltgUt in "The Terror" , Notice Dok Owners Owners of dogs within the City of ('amden are hereby notified 'that li cense must he paid and tag secured not later than .July 15th. ? H. C. Slnjjletou. City Clerk. Camden, July I, IP'JO. hiiwl l)l?rhM|f No t h e Ik hor<4>y given Hjiit <?uc month from this (late, on Friday, .fitly 30th, 1&20, I will QMle to 1 1??? Probate Court of Kershaw .County my fluul return us Administrator of the estate of Cniri;*' M .Mtl.ilu. def-eascd. and (Mi the *?|UIC (hit'1 1 WUI u|44.v to thoj mi til Court for a fio.il dbchaiye a* ' -ml Adiuinht ni i< u JOHN I). MrLAI.V Administrator, LOST ? Monda.v n h 'oii? between JRk aud Camden. ?ou*? blue i&l'lio ooril IrtflOnglhg to ladif-. rout salt. Kinder will Ik? suitably re warded if returned to W. i< I^ttm, ! < *<i iim|? ii. S. C\ I.OST ? Between realdenoe of W. i\ Truesdel mid Kcr?haw on Juno 24tb. j twenty-two dollars In hills. Finder 'phvi.se return to Coyt Trucsdel and > receive reward. Coyt Trueadel, j westviiie. s. c. ltpj FOR S\l,l'] ? Three to is of Nitrate of Soda. Apirty to Farmers Grocery . , >Po., Camden. S# C. 18lfi T 1 ~i~" ? ) FOR SALK ? One 20-lK>r#e-i>ower Aiuch, engine and holler In i>erfoet order, ? nd.v lined i r very" short tlmo. No faulty just quit ginning. For quick salo at $NOO. Would eosd new #18<Mt. Apply to 1,. W.. Hoykln, Hoykln. S. <\ 13pd I | LOST-? Key ring and chain with four j keys. Finder Will please rehire .-to 11. .('. Hasty, (Mnsolldatcd Aufo Co.,1 Camden, S. C. 18pd POK S VI ,lv ? Alrdale and Hull dog pup, i would make raluabhle yard do*:. For' sale cheap. Apply Chronicle Office, j LOST ? From my car Saturday after-: noon, a package of foundry marked.' U. II. II. Reward 4f returned to this office, 10. Miller Hoykln. pd-K ? ; '?????'-. --4 ? ~ ? i f I'KAS FOR SAILE? <'<.t ton initeli i>easj at $5.00 ] km" bushel. \V. H. Stokes,] Camden. S. C. 13 p SALESMAN W.\NTEI>-HLtll>rl?ubl'ng j OH, Grease, Taint, Specialities, j Whole or part time. Commission bash?, i Samples free. Men with car or rig. Write for the attractive terms, 1& I voi'side Refining (%>.. Cleveland}^ ? . ; Oliia IjOST ? Hear light from Ford. <*?ri at tached to license slate No. (IS45JJ. w turn, to Chronicle 'office.' WlU|l ill Wf+wmxy for the <;rL*S* "hi cl* 11 * V Knight SI, L2i 1 Is tiu- only Ktiliclit S I \ uuumf'iJ?^ in Awterii* lui.ii, s;;,fr ( 'oluiiihln , S <? ? KOH SALE? Lit Ills f,,t vi4l llenry Suvuge, Camden s, FIVE ROOM CWTTAtiE- , , ette Avwhks ean U> tniutfit for 8 OOO.W, A|?uly to L. A. FOR SALE ? Five loom 1 1 . ? ( t - 1 ? iin ? k ? fuyeite Ave. l'rlw #:v?kkmni v..i to I* A: frklHmeB. for HAUt? rijss of . tttr iio?i "aIT to Hyprx^x^c^jilcy, s.' y. JJ? FORv SALE ? SwtH'i Potato puTT ? ?i w 1?- r 1(HH), wpnw eoiloct tf& tOQft, ,,-oMp.Hd. All va.i, shipment JH?rrls-Konsev Pia,? n? V-.l.l.yU., 0? ?? ? 'o',^ FOR SA|^ >milUm Porto hu0 Naney Hall potato plants \vt. ^ Shipping <wrl<ftrtj a day. Uu?h your orders.^ Now is fcbd? tiiuo to mit oui plants for early eating, Oufty fci iJ 1000 l?v expmts. J. W.: O-ttlls Uw.' ?h'| | , S. ft ' AITOM0WLE, TRUCK AND TRAr TOR OWNERS ATTENTlON-w; are In a better position than ever 1* fort* to attend to your repair*, All of our mechanics an- men ?f ^.y oral sears experience and wort ua - iter Mr. Wrneat Frletagr " We arv adding daily to our equipment ?f modern tools and machinery, business ""Will lie appreciated, W. 0 IlayV^arage. South Rr<>ad Street, Camden, S. O t0-13p LOANS?h>u Improved real estate, tisj . term*.- "R- O. vonTreaekow, Ctmdrs S C 45 ' i'AINT ? 'Have money ' on your ptlit hllli Ask about the Southern Oot ton Oil Co'.s line. Win. King, It Oil Mill, Camden, S. C. 2tf. FOR SALE? Fifty tens ?>f NUmte o < Soda In ton lots. Mow* <w h&rxl II. L> Schlosburg and John J. Wort man, Camden >S. O. istf. VELVET BEANS.? For sale at $&00 I>er bushel. BHne a* ntork food and wonderful eoll renovator. W. K. ,IIendrlx at Pine Farm. Camden, 8. Qj FOB RENT? Two front Offfoea ftTw.^ tfte lien's Shop. Apply to J. E Burns, Oamden, S. C.y 9 tf - WANTED ? Seoond hand organs. Ad dress Box 228. Walter Parker, Cam (leu. S. C. Oltf AGENT WANTED ? For Worthmort Hair Preparation. See or call on Madam K. E. Belton, 1713 Gordon Street. Camden, S. C. 20t' WANTED ? A double entry Bookkeeper, Camden, S. C., man or woman. Apply in own handwriting. Drawer 262, Camden, S. C. 8tf A Dollar Made * ? . ? Keep this fact in mind ana open an account in our Savings Depart ment. The next interest period will commence July 1 st to 1 9th; interest; compounded quarterly. Your money always available and absolutely safe. THE BANK OF CAMDEN # " ' J ^ ORGANIZED 1888 r " . A Kershaw County Landmark