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? id, CAMDEN CHRONICLE ?. I). Nile* aiyj , J I'utviUbat* K. N. McDowail \ t' >it>t ??r?ry Friday ut 11(41 No ttroftd street. and uuterrd at (be Cam u?n potdoQce ?* nmxmmI cln*? mail mat ??r. Price j>er hiiii iiiii 91. AO Camden, S. C., July 16, 1920 YOl NHOIII> I.NKOI I IteporU* over the county |?'1 1 iim (hut the voters ?re very wltivv Indeed about placing tlielr it tt me* oil fhp enrollment book*. limit up tin* secretary of your club and have your mi m?* placed there in full or elae you will be (leprlvrd of VOtjng In the primary. Tin* enroll ment hook foi; tin* Camden (lull will !i0 found at1 Moxeley's iii' cream |?arNu\ Hop times we hiv tempted to a*k wii.v is ii grand jury ? The> make '??? ominendat Lou* tliat arc not curried out. I II. Ill term to term they cull attention to need* of tin* county and no heed Ik paid to 1 1 M ? 1 1 1 . Several good renvoi' uioodiilions are to be found In t ho <pro continent fchl* wi-ek which ougld t<> l??? attended to at otico, They recommend that lipids and a telephone lie placed ut thi> Watcree river bridge, also call ntfMdimi to the road between Camden and Mberty IIIII. These peojfle are entitled to letter roadways. At prca cut t|U* only safe way for them to get l" ('million Is |.. eomc lis w iv of Ileatli Spring*. a distance of forty ml lea,, causing rhein to have to travel over roads of another county to get to the ? oui?ly mittt of Ker.shaw county. The will of the ilate Irvlp II. l?ants Icr, wlio died at lljii home in I lie I'rov Mejicc section of Orangeburg county laid week. has been probated and is on jrttOord In the oilico of lite Judge of probate. The will <lis|>osos of nu es iH'te of over and under which the Kpworth orphinge of South Caro lina at Columbia come# in for about Sfi.OOO n vein us liinnwToii nmnT'y ircht. hy the Hank of Orangeburg as trustee. This money will hardly he available un til nhout ii year, Shortly before his death Ih\ I>anl/Jer made a becptesl to Kpwoiih of ahoiiit X-"i,0I.K), The will also provides for moiiic Income to Prov idence Methodist church, and Provi dence graded school. Mr. l>anl'/.ler was a bachelor, hut ii big hearted ChrlsMan Kent leant n. A few feet from the place where Ills voting wife was working. Charles M. McMiihnii, age 'Jt. was caught in a shafting hell in the card room of thu tfuludu Manufacturing company at ? Jrocnville. meeting instant death when ills left leg whs loth from his hody at the hl|i JiiTht "and hi* hody was hurled 'JU feel hy the machinery. The mill superintendent. Ceorge M. Mean, chanc ed to be in the, room when the ii eel* dent occurred. When he saw that Mc .Mm lui n had met his death, and how, he rushed to the young wife ntnl pre vented her from w it massing the trajfle sight of her hushiind's mangled hody. We find the folhnvlng III the recent report of the grand Jury of Marlboro county : We ?! ?-i.ce. to eall the alten i Ion of the sheriff and the rural po I Icemen to I lie dangerous driving of automobiles upon public highways of the eoiuily: we suggest to tie officers, thil tlicv enforce1 rigid I \ tlie road law and thereby *ave this eotumunity from the serious aeehlcnts h;i!<|M>ning in ?riii??r cotnnmnit ies. i . .... ... Wants Mr. Johnson To Make the Knee. I'M 1 1 or Chronicle: Itelievlng that llou. M M. Johnson did good service as ii member of the House of Hepresen-. tatives. and that he hail only the best Interest of the county at heart in all I lull he M?ugh I to do. we urge U|*oil ll f til to make the ra?v again this year f??r re-election, a- we need men of con structive v\ i 1 1 i iigi less Mud ability to rep resent Ms ill the legislature. \'?Uers. I'leir'es Miir h\ . f l'in> rl;' ->f (rieeil \ ille. shot ;? 1 1 ? I Killed hi- w ife and then slew himself ii I'allimoie Sunday. HENATOH 8M1TII RKTI KNH Two l*?prrH I'hj Tribule to Worth of I lie Krnolr Senator. ( oliiuihia. S. C. July 15. 'flu- pco pie ?f Houth t'urulina who littW Iieeu follow III'.' the work of I lU' Sail ti.m (? I -CO Convention will be Interested III tlic Inportitrt par! w hb h F. I> Smith (played In til** delllieratlou*. Tlic w oi k of Senator Smith If ? Icm rltxd lit i lu* following article from flic Florence I ?a l ly Times: ?'FrkHKl* of fcWuwtor KINkoji l>. SinlMj in fiohmk ?? county aw iTKiiinijitf t<> in ttrertt IIh'HImiUw iii iM?4 lM?lwJf ?* a t'Hii dldate for re-elect ion to I li?* 1 ' nil*'*! States Senate. ItO) thaf they arc fearful of the Senator's falling t*? furry tlu? county by a liirw majority. as usual, lull I mh'ii u sc ??f the faot (but they are anxious to recognize the Senator's great work in tin' Softme by iftvlnu Ului a much larger majority than cut I o ? l'? ? i * ? . "Sitiii tor Smith has been at San FranclHco attending r fi?* National iM-in i.< - r;? 1 1< ? convention. ffo VlU return to his home at I.ynchburg tomorrow ami lb ex jjccted in Florence for a conference with his frit-mis later In the week. Senator Smith will be into entering fin* campaign, his opponents having already covered i large part (if tjie State. "in his letter to, the |?eople of the State which was read at the owning meeting of the campaign lie recounted his achievements In the Senate and stilted that he felt it his duty to at tend the convention -and as a rnemlKM' of the platform committee do. what lie could for his State and the South. It iinpiiencd that he af<."omplit?bcit , much, the, port facilities p^ank In fho iplat fonn. for which lie is- responsible being of deep slgniflcnftee to ths action. This, however, was not tin* only item In which his influence was felt. Sena tor Smith happily lias tilse knack of getting things done and his 'activities >it llii' convention bore fr,ult Just as they .have done In the Senate." Tho following rather rcmnrnble trl luite to Senator Smith is taken from the Italeigh News and Observer, the paper owned by Joseptuis Daniels. Sec retary of the Navy, and Will be of in terest as pointing out the esteem hi which Senator Smith is held in the tar heel state: Senator Fllisou I). Smith. "South Carolina lias had n sensa tional page in the political- history of the country, bur in all of its novel story it has not contributed anything that his a deeper significance than the origin of the port facilities plank In the I icino' iat i?* platform of which Sen ator l-MIison 1 1. Smith of South Ca ro ll Im is fhe fathering iutlUcnce. . Senator Smith has been active in the 'practical things what help his nation and his sec tion. lie is one of the original de ?dginMs of the cotton association move ment, ami fwr a number of years he -orved the South In the Held work with I lie organization of the association. WM'cn he came to be elected for the Senate in IfXis his Vote was (lie biggest his state li^td given for this otlice, show ing the appreciation in which the |?eo ple. of this state had held his work. In : i 'oiixrrftsx hts carnmlffee assignments [show the bent of his work'. They in ' elude tin* Committees on Hailroads, 1 Manufact uresi. Interstate Commerce, j Agriculture and Forestry, ami lie Is Chairman of 'the Committee on (lon servat Ion of National Resources, every one of then: a practical working com mittee [that work- directly to the wel f:i re of t lie count I V "As an active member of these imius j trial and commercial Committees, Sen ator Smith has a chance to know the !!e:?ds of the coitntrv in its production, distribution ami f reign eonuiicnial re lations, ami In* has tin- ?? > 1 1 ? :< * m Wait realizes the absolute necessity of mak ing our railroad^ and harbors serve the requirements of both doine.-tic and for eign trade. Considerable that lia si been brilliant has been written by Senators from S>?u ttb Carolina in the storv of the country. The state bus coiit rihut"d Big Free Demonstration AT Schlosburg's 5, 10 and 25c Store ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 17TH A special representative from the iactory of the HARADE Man 1 1 facturing Co., Atlanta, Ga. to show you the great wonders that I 1ARADE will do for your hair. Come and see what HARADE will do for your hair. . !tf ihiK Of Hir m iis/k!,mwiI id lis d?iy. , lint never lias li. i r ? "| >r< '-< ? 1 1 J u t i i <i i In Washington nhowed a inon1 eompreben ' ?lu' .iNMiK iall<?li with the practical lie cejutltjcM of tli?' cou a It. v t I mi ii Senator Smith i* Ui liln <-4>iiiiulf t?*o Work and tfu* earnestness- wiH? which he undertake* to UMtfkc this work count. South Carolina feels a great pride In the name* thai have represented the state )n (lie Federal Senate in tt?e pant, (hit by the time irt'r present delegation there has concluded the tank* laid out for the members it 1* possible a new claim to conspicuous rtrvkf, and a new line will have l?een registered, 'ID.e nation us a whole and the South as a section CAi) help affairs jjlong by Imckin:,' and eiicouiaiciin.' Senator Sialth in the work iw i" doing." GENERAL NEWS NOTES. T. lumen n Av.mt, the lirst rural car Her to carry mail from Spartanburg into the rural dUtricts died at his home in Srinrlanbuig Sunday at the IIHI' of <11. The late J. J. pari tuition, of Wash iugtoti. remembered Krskine College, his Alma Mater, with a bequest of $20, (HH). He a.) so gave* $?"J.<KMI ea<<h to the Haptisl home and* foreign mission hoards The price of eon I l as been advanced to $7.50 a toti at Nashville. Tennessee, In 'the heart of the Cot I regions. Aly a vote of .80' to id the Ijouislana legislating on last Thursday refused to permit tiie introduction of tShe woman suffrage resolution 'in compliance with the request of Governor ('ox. Two armed men hound and gagged the watchman in the foiled States tex tile warehouse at Hoboken, N. .1.. last Friday and hauled away twenty boxes of Herman d.vcs worth $irMHH>. Tlios. K. Watson ha* ' telegraphed congratulations to t.overnor Cox with assurance - Wui.t (leorgla will staiul by the ticket. Tlie managers of the Me Ado?? cam paign for the presidential nomluution ckilin tliat I'he total' qxixmim's thereof, were ,S I l.'J. information was sent out from Washington Saturday hl.<at Orover Cleveland, Hcrgdoll. lia<l heeji located in Canada and that lie would proba bly be arrested within the next forty eight hours. It was stated Miat ttie Canadians would turn' difm over to the American military ant hurl tie,1* at the. border without waiting the formality of requisition pajHM\s. Uowroor 4 *?itt . of, Florida, Ims re fused t?? Wue a i'M II for an. extra mi? m|oii of tin? Florida legislature for tlu< consideration of flu* woman suffrage ? 1 1 1?- ~ 1 1 ? h i dit t'l t* ground t ln? t it b en Tin* i|iwsi ioji <?f w ii?-t ht r a federal revenue officer |||? the. right to prejul>*ort for evidence against yilspect ed violator** of federal lhpior laws. Without belrffg armed with >cach war rant*, I* to he wot tied In a South Caro lina caW QOW iwfore the 1 ? nl t?*? I States supreme court, brought against Law renee A mo*, of Sumter, who was charged with huvlng violated the flu tute against the manufacture of white key. The ease 'baa been tried In the federal district eourt and Amos wan eon vie ted. He appealed to the Cnlted B to tea supreme court pit the groups that federal officers entered his ItOinO without ail arrest waraut,.- and oh tallied evidence that resulted in his Conviction. I*. J. Ccleinaii and C. A. Hector, hoth of Columbia. federal re venue officers, uiado H^e raid <hi Amos's pintle. They entered his home and found an ap|>aratus for the manu facture ?>f whiskey, and al^o three bot tles of whiskey. The officers were not armed with warrant, as Is often. It I* said, the practice of federal officer*, it la stated that the question of wheth er federal officers have the right to search premises Without warrant* has been surrounded with some doubt, hut that this ca-e now pending will .settle the oueytJon. Considerable Interest attaches to Its outcome. The original case was tried In the Cnlted States court for the eastern district for South Carolina. ? Not Much Hcoonuneiidatipii : i .Tames Mcl.aurln, a negro. 1,1 l'u' 0^1 oral sessions court at r.eunettsv 1 1 It- last week plead jiullty to breaking into the Warn ? of a white woman twice and stealing ten bushels of wheat. Soli citor Spears asked McLaniin if there' was any white man preaeitt who knew : him. He replied that Mr. Reese Hauler knew him. The solicitor then asked Mr. tlulucr what kind of a man Me la urln was.' Mr. flamcr replied: "He has always heen a thief." Judge ! Mclver sentenced him to two years on the chaltigang. ; ? v ? ? _ ~ Will IVIeet at Isle of Palms. " The South ? Carolina branch of the. National League of Postmasters will hold tihelr convention at the pavilion on the Isle of Palms on July 21 and 22. Beverly H. Tucker, of Calhoun I Falls. Is secretary of t'he branch. A Superfluous Invention Sec where "sonlo profes.?v>r .thinks he has Invented a machine to detect when a man is^ lying. That machine was constructed years ago from one of Adam's ribs. ? Dayton News. \rw llriif Nlore Hi IMhuiif. Dr. A. \\ llnmi'hrit'w and Mcsm\v \\ I lM\ls uiul J. M. Cl.Wmni Itftf* fcniutl llu- I . \ 1 1 ? ? 1 1 w ? >4 ?? | IMiii riiiii< \ || J'.cl Imuu> and lia\r tn.Uil ft l.rlrk building 35X?> . ami will !.?? fur opeitiuf jfii " M di/a with a full Hue ??f drug*, drtijuritM *uppUw hu<! a votftl fount it In Wants?For Sale W VMI Couple without children, two rooms suitable for H#Ut )hou?e keeping. Call telephone J11J. 1 1 1> " ' " "? 1 ? '? ? ? . A I 'TO l(KI':\IKING Wanted to keep your automobiles, gasoline engines, tractors and all kinds of unieltlner.v in ?(hmI ropilr. Eriuwt it. Fistic. 200' York St., phone 44(1. 15-17 FOR HALE -200,000 new brick lor salt' In tar l<?a<l lots, or small quan tity. Apply t<> Etcher Moore. Cm m (leu, s. Phone 242-.I. '? \r, !<),, NITRATK OF SODA Two ears just received, See L. Schcnk & ('?>,, Cam den, S. CV 1 1 MIST? -One 'A year old child's black straw hat. Probably loft In a car at VVateree ball ground*. If found please leave at Chronicle otllee. D. M. Lewis. Wateree Mills. lp ? ? ? , FOR HALF ? Ten luishels Iron peas at $5.50; ten bushels mixed peas $5.25; 1<K> bushels Abruzzl rye. rcelcaned at $3.75 ; fifty bushels red May wheat at $2.50. Also one mare, will work anywhere. (Jood saddler. Will sell or trade for eedar pouts. Price on application. K, Miller Itoyklu. Itoy kln, S. C. 15-17. FOR SAUirr-20,000 second hand brick, cleaned In ?oo(l condition. Price . reasonable. J. W. Smith, Camden s. </. Phune'TBir? ? 7 FRUIT JAR?? Atlas I-:. Z. Seal. Pints 80c .per dozen ; quarts 05c, half gal lon $1.25; McLeqd's grocery, Cam den, S. C. WANTKI>? Experienced salesman. ' Ap ply to Wolfe- 10 Icho 1 Co.. < Camden, ?S. 1 C. It ' ? 11 JB 11 - J FOR SALE? < >ne gtood milk w>w, gives! 1-2 gallons of milk per day. Can be seen at' corner of LyttletOn and DeKalb streets. Mrs. It. IJ, Wilson, Camden, S. C. l."?-17pd. FOUND? One gold wrist, watch found last week. Owner may get same by calling at it his office, describing prop erty and paying for this advertise* rnent. It ' FRUIT JARS- -Atlas E. Z. Seal. Pints ? 85c per dozen quarts 05c, half-gal lon $1.25. M^l/cod's grocery, Cam deu. S. C. m. m. iS.m.jw 'jMr* ~ "Vf FWUIT JARS- Atlaa K, Z. js^tl ' 80c per doxen ; quarU ^Ck- u^? Ion *1,26, McLeod'i den, s. O. *^vry, L0AN8? on Improved real ntaU, tap term*. R. O. vonTrenekow, ('amd*i? S C ' ? WANTED ? Young people to prepare for ?tenogynpHic and bookkooping work. We average filling one vacancy : out of fouhr in our employ, ment bureau at talariea rang, ing from $85 to $175 per month. Prepare youraelf for one of the unfilled por tions. For full information, write Draughon'a, Columbia, S. C. We guarantee poti tiona. 15-19 AUTOMOBILES ? Wo wuut tui agent In this coiwuty 'or the tfraut 8U ami the It & V Knight Six, whioh ' Is the only Knight .Six manufacture,! In America. Columbia Su U?s Ajjeucj, Columbia, S- 0, i:n<; FOR SALE ? Laths Cor sale. Apply Henry Savage, Camden a. O, tf. FOR SALE? MllMlpn Porto Itlco ami Nancy Hull potato plants. we aw Shipping carloiad a daiy. Uu?b your orders. Now %o tbe time to put out 1 plant* for earty eating. Only $2 per 1000 by express. J, E. (Hills, Rem bert, S. C. 7t< FOR SALE ? Three tons of Nitrate of Soda. Apply to Farmers Grocery Co., Camden, S. C. 13# FAINT ? Save money on your paint hill. Ask about the Southern Cot ? t?U Oil llUi^ .win, King, OH Mill, Camden. S. C. 2tf. WANTED? -Second hand organs. Ad dress Box 228. Walter Parker, Cam den, S. C. 51tf AGENT WANTED ? For Worthmow Hair Preparation. See or call on Madam K. E. Belton, 1713 Gordon Street. Camden. S. G. ttt? .. FOR SALE ? One bay mare, about 9 years old, weighing 000 pounds, per fectly gentle and will work anywhere, , for sale cheap. Also -one top buggy -used about eight months, one one horse wagon In fairly good condl . tlon. Will sell , the horse separately. Apply to M. G. Huckabee, Camden, S. C. 14tf ? DRESSMAKING? Miss El 1 z ab eth Green.,, First class dressmaking at I 1003 Campbell St. Camden, S. C. 14-15 YOU taste the tempting tang of lemons in cold, iiparkllng Ward's Lemon Crush! A refreshing delight when the sun is hottest. Contain the oil of frethly-plcked lemon i, pure sugar and citric acid (the natural acid of citrus fruita). lemon tans Lemon -CRUSH Prepared by Omnff 'Croih Co., ChI??fA Laboratory i Lot Angeles 3*nJ for /V?* book, **T7l# St<rry ryf Or\2 n^-<Jrut^ and Lemon-Crush " Carolina Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Phone 87 Camden, S. C. ' We wish to advise our friends and patrons that in accordance with an agree ment between the members of the Camden Automotive Association, we will com mence to operate on a * , " ; Strictly Cash Basis on and after August 1st, 1920. We feel that our good friends appreciate our efforts to give them Real Automobile Service '4 ' * \ ' ' V where they can buy Automobiles, get their Repair work done, buy their Gasoline, Oil, Tires, Accessories, and get as much Free Service as we can give them and stay in business. We think that all of them will feel that in view of the small mar gin of profit involved we are justified .in adopting a cash system. Coupon Book System ? For the accomodation of any of our customers who cannot conveniently pay cash with each transaction, we will adopt a ? so that thel can pay cash and at the same time be in a position to. have Gasoline delivered to drivers as they see fit. These coupons may be used for Repairs as well as Gasoline and other Accessories. V; Let us explain our system to you .before August 1st. - We assure you that it shall be our aim to turn any and all benefits derived from our operating on a cash basis into giving BETTER SERVICE : to all of our patrons. Carolina Motor Co., inc. STUDEBAKER PAIGE * ? OLDS MOBILE MAXWELL