The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 06, 1920, Image 9
^ke tfce t?>d etatement that a
? wife and two children,"
jrfl'kiu r>. Pellejr In People's
^ -ino come heck to a until
,ad We tor exactly onWielf whet
H klm te live In the city, living
Ijom being ?quttl. It wl|l shock
fit; men to realise that euthorl*
lifttrei have be?o compiled pfov.
p?r cent of the 26,000,000
Epiaakiag up the reuk end file of
Cy America ere drawlog leee
IJtoOO a year wages. Moreover,
|u? living upon It decently end
Laouejr, 11 ware ,,ot ?*?W
t|( bond Issues have been floet
Kg the late war successfully, or
? v? have such etupendoue nurni
|t*ay 1,1 the netloael savings
L Two lliouaaud e year le less
Etf a wtelt. The secret Is (hat it,
lltfM to live In the country.
I ay advice to any young man,
Lni* or uo, who le bonnd down
E*?aior, Jas* routine, monotony,
lit md high prices, le to meke the
|?*d (fit away. JOoo't be lu a
ft pick qui en Ideal country town
% 10,000 people within 200 -or 800
I *f tome greet center and land
?d job there before throwing up
?city place. Then buy a cottage
| can? and with e little search
?are always available ? get .your
?plot of lead end nae it to cut
I jm egpeneee. Join a ehuftch,
Ijmply, woderately, ??mfoctaWy,
Kb ? money every week In the m%
Lak. The opportunity will ?a#e
lr tbau you dream for you to get
Erne good local business end your
?tf friendships will have become
li you have ? deported' yourself
Wy-that you will be surprised at
BsiftsDce which will come to you.
? thee on your cereer will rest
lopoo year own ebllltles nnd ecu
I You will fain essets of clJarac
? living such a life that are wqrih
?tkio money? even much money.
Kfter h while' you will pity the
tubs back in the office who could
Bt* way from the arc lamps and
JreueDts." . I
?neiieit Woman in the World. ?
louellest woman In the world
[passed away in Bute, Scotland,
ageW seventy-six years. Thlr
s ago she traveled far Into the
of Africa and by her practical
to a 'tribe of natives led them
^iijf to open a school for the edu
of their children. For a great
of tji? thirty years she #as
ily European woman In the ter
and she acknowledges that in
jg herself to the food, customs
llmate she almost unconsciously
ipeanized her outlook.. Slu
ivv the world within her narrow
|elrd sphere. In the rainy days
iff very wearied. The native
who gathered round her would
Iher loneliness and in many ways
rled to break the monotony, all
ch endeared her black people to
\ Once, she determined to take
to Europe, and made prepare-,
iceordingly, only to find that If
led out her intention the tribe
lip.?e back to Its fetishes. She
^lned to remain till she felt as
that they could be trusted to
[on their education wlthgut her
ie finished her work, and there
a long period of mourning for
^hlte Face with a Heart like the
.y; *
md'a Immense Coal Beds.
? recently compiled regarding
resources of Poland Indicate
Sileslan-l'nlish coal beds con
Toilmately 100,000,000,000 tons
sufficient to last for 1,500 years
rate of production which ob
before the war.
favorable geological formation
beds and the wealth of their ex
seams make Poland a logical
of supply for the balance of
With proper equipment, such
which has brought American
Ion to such enviable figures,
would be able to do much to
foe fuel and power shortage
? hampering the reconstruction
?Pe'? Industrial life. An added
which makes Poland's wealth
of Increasing Importance le the
1 of labor which Is available
which are relatively one*fifth
similar labor in the United
Had Pateed Them On.
'Phew visited me regularly and
Ms belongings his mother al*
it a supply of bibs, which he
fly detested, and he was also
jaraed because he was oblige!
them Instead of being allowed
li. The tirst time he came after
1val of ? new baby brother I
there were no bibs. On ques
hlm he replied magnanimous
I gave those to mother for
?f- You sec, he didn't have
?xchange.
So It Appeared.
-How was ihe dinner, dearie*.
'?All right, but It seemed to
the women were economically
-Economically dressed?
1? Tes, not much waist ma
-
0*. That'e Different.
Greene? My husband hasn't
K two nights. ? ? . - 1
White ? Mine hasn't slept f<* 1
Mka.
Grwee? VTfcafs the troafel*1
\> . 1
***-??> pofctr, ' |eli*r
IN OTHER WORDS, SKEDADDLE
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Short and Impressive ??nUnco That
Marked the lining ef Romano* of ? ?
Alaskan Bella.
?c a hu la et sum gu ac g?ga !M
That sentence, fairly hissed lu tha
language of the Sitka tribe, marked
lUe end Qt an Alaska romance that
set a village oa edge and brought out
the latent power* of an Indian maiden.
for four 7 earn Aante*The-SeaKlull
had been the belle of the Sitka tribe.
The blood of a long line of warrior
fathers and of fish-cleaning mother*
oeuraed through her veins. Ybung
buck* Tied with each other la laying
their choicest trophies of the hunt at
tha door of Anole'a wigwam. But the
gava them all the "sister" spiel.
Things stood thua when Sum Dam
Thomaa, a scion of t^a Hyder tribe,
came to Sitka. Sum Dum Thomaa
wore the latest In clothes ? low-cut
shoes, lavender , socks and red neck
ties. Ha amoked cigarettes In a hold
er and aald "eyather" and '*neyther."
Did AnnlarXha-Sea-Gkill fall before
the blandlshmanta of Sum Dum
Thomaa? < She did. Tha wedding wm
fallowed by a potlatch that lasted three
daya and nights. ? .
Not satisfied to spend the honey*
tueon la Sitka, Thomaa chartered a
gas boat and they sought a beach 20
miles distant, where they could bill
and- coo and eat clams ^lth no one to
molest them.
things went smoothly until due
might an exceptionally high tide rolled
UtraM raided out again, taking with it
tfe* eas boa*, - Tha young couple were
left on. a 'toaaly shore not frequented
tfctfa aaasao of the year. All their
provisions had gone with the boat, snd
the weather had turned too cold to dig
clam a. V'V
Sum Dqiu Thomas calmly sat. down
In the tent, lighted a cigarette and an
nounced they would go together to the
"Happy Hunting Grounds."
But Annle-The-Sen-Oull had not de
scended from a long line Of warriors
for nothing; She grasped Thomas by
the shoulder,- plucked the . cigarette
from bis mouth and put him to work
hewing out timber for 4 raft.
Four days later a clumsy craft was
laboriously piloted Into Sitka hnrbor,"
propelled by a sail that once was An
nie's wedding dress. The entire tribe
was at the landing when the strange
craft grounded on the beach and the
wet, bedraggled honeymooners stepped
ashore.
Not deigning to notice any of the^
crowd, Annle-The-Sea-Gull took Sum
Dum Thomas firmly by an arm and
led him to one side, where she put her
mouth close to his ear. In tones that
left no chance for a mistaken meaning
she hissed :
*fKt ac a hu la et sum gu ac gega!"
(I am going home to mother, and you
can go to h ? 1 1) ;
And She Wished Him to Know.
fie was in Indianapolis on business,
and as he knows few persons here, he
was lonesome. The sight of a familiar
iace, the sound of an old neighbor's
voice, would have been worth more
than he could express; Then came a
messenger boy with a telegram. It
might be good news, and it might be
bad. Finally he tore open the enve
lope and saw it was from a Southern
city. This is what it said :
'Isle of View."
He recognized the initials because
they stood for the various names be
longing to the only gli^l. I^t the
meaning of the message; tha^^as a
mystery. The man paced the floor
wfth the, unfolded mess^ra before his
eyes, reading the three \wdrds. over
and over. Was there a hidden mean
ing? Had a poor operator messed it
up so It meant nothing?
Finally he sought a newly made
friend and thrust the telegram at him.
The friend glanced at It, then repeat
ed the words aloud. Immediately the
stranger'* face was wreathed in
smiles, for now he understood. ? In
diannpolis New*.
Children's Hospital Sites.
One of the most noted children's
hospitals in JSngland is the Alexandra
hospital, which was always the pet
charity of Queen Alexandra, and in
which she takes the greatest persona!
. interest at the present time. The chil
dren treated in this hospital are those
suffering ..from hip disease, one of the
most tragic diseases that a child can
have. . Ever since It was opened the
hospital has been in the heart of Lon
don streets, but it has been decided
, that it shall be removed to the Carer
sham hills. The Great Ormond Street
- hospital for children in London will
establish a branch in the country in
the form of a children's village. The
general feeling seems to be that chil
dren's hospitals should be away from
the noise and' dirt and Impure air of
the city, In this country as well m in
England. ? .
Honorary Degree.
A chimney sweep who was complain
ant In a case In Edinburgh gave his
name as Jamie Gregory, LL. D..
"Where on earth did you get that
distinction?" asked the attorney.
"It was a fellow frae an American
ualverslty/* answered Jamie. "I
sweeplt his chimney three times. 1
canna pay ye cash. Jamie Gregory/ be
says, 'hot 1*11 mak' ye LL.-D. an' we'll
ca' It qhfta.' , An' he did, sir."? Bos
ton Transcript.
fcktmon Canning.
Since the - Columbia river salmon
canning Industry was started by pio
neer fishermen in 1870 a total of $JL80,<*
000,000 worth of the salmon has dmq
taken Oka th? 00,000 acres of IsiTig
territory in the river from Cascade
lodes to Its month. ? ?
CBIMK TO BK AT STILL
Court of Appeals Hiutolns Mrnteoce ^
Lower Court.'
Special to The State:
'Atthftviile, Auk. ii. lu an opinion
handed down by. the United States cir
cuit court of appeal* her* Untax, the
district Judge of Wertagli North Oar o
,Una in affirmed awl fc he aeateuce* of
Uuk liurton niul I<eo Burton. plaintiffs
lu error, tuunt executed.
The two meu wore convicted lu Jfce
diatriot court oo charges of violating
the lid t tonal prohibition lawn, when*
it is alleged. they were found iu the
vicinity of a still duruK a raid made
by revenue, officers.
in nils charge to the Jury the dl?
I riot. Judge stated that their pregc^ce
at the. still was prima facie evidence
and demanded tome explanation. The
convicted men then gave notice of ap
peal and the caae was sent up from
Greenville. In the opinion, written by
United States District Judge Henry A.
If. Smith of Charleston, &. O,, wbo waa
Hitting with- Circuit Judge* Martin .A.
lingo of Washington. i>. O,, and
Charles A. Woods of Marion, <S. C.r the
court affirms in the closing para
K.ruphs :
"In the blatant oaae the learned
Judge merely Instructed the Jury that (
the presence of the party charged at (
an illicit distillery wan a conspicuous
eln-umstance, and when one la ./-.OP
found present it \ becomes incumbent'
upon him to'gjve Rome explanation of.
his preeence there. Under the clryuni
stances of the instant ca?e we do not
find that the chargo 4s violation of the
law, but on the contrary, was fully
authorized. Affirmed."
>7 f i ""t 'hi "' ? 1 ? "t- t't *. )/
Large Moonshine Still Captured.
Albany, Ge., July 31? ? Two atiUa,
(mho of 500 gallons capacity, end one
(Jtf 400 gallons capacity, run in con
junction with each other, wfeth t)he usual
accesories, believed by raiding officers,
to l?e the largest moonshine flrtllt ever
raided In Georgia, was destroyed this
morning by a posse under command
of Federal Prohibition Officers Gar- J
nett W. Swye, of Albany, in Lee county
last night.
In addition, one automobile aind a
JJirge truck with the name of an Al
L7.;W*.$'r ??*/. ? ? , -r-. . "V7v " -? ?- -- .
baajr manufacturing firm painted oo
its sided were sotaed. The still low
ca.ted at Illtttt ttprbi**. ou l\>p?Vi? Hun.
four miles northeast of Stark vlJU*
One while mttu and one negro es
cuped In the Canape and one negro.
Km wet t Brown, who *ald be was the
driver of the truck was arreatvd.
WhM 1$ Wat M
"I huw a dandy at the auto show
lust eveutng. bow In front, uo hack
to speak of knd every appearauce of
speed." .... .. .i :. - ?
MWliat kind of a car was it Y"
"C$r nothing. It was a dress some
womaif was wearing."
?BliLHHH^the world's tfeat. Watch
next week's Issue. ? Camden Furniture
Co. ? adv. "? <
Although other animals decreased in
number:* In iJernaa^hy daring the war,
there are ten per oent more goats than
there were In 1914.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
? r-frt ? < ?
On Queaium of Kwmbaw Cown
||||f Highway Bonds.
la accordance with an act entitled
"An act to authorise the issuance of
Bonds and other obligation* of Ker
shaw County for constructing and lm- j
proving Highway** and Bridges and to,
provide for the payment of aueh Bowls
and other obligations," approved
March 12th, A. D.. 1920, and pursuant!
to the acllou of the Board uf County
Commissioners of said County, nottocl
la hereby given that an election will
be held on Tueaday August 81st, 1020,
on the question of the Issuance of cou
pon Bonds by Kershaw County" to *n
aggregate amount not exceeding the
principal sum of' iTOtJft HVNDRBD
THOUSAND ($400,000.00) I>01>LAHK
for the purpose of constructing or 4m- 1
proving highway* or bridges in aald
County. Bonds issued under ib?t pfltvls- 1
ions of this act ahull be payable to
boa rm\ with privilege of rflg^teationJ
to bear Interest at not exceeding six
per ceut and mature not exceeding
thirty (80) years from date thereof.
The election, is to be held according
to the laws gowning general tfec
Hon* and only qualified elect
ors shall be entitled to vote, who pre
sent registration certificate Issued on or
after July 1st, 1018, also proof of pay
ment of all taxes assessed for the year
1019. A sufficient supply of ballots
both for and against the Issuance of
bonds will be furuished at the polling
places. v. . i.. . ,
Polls will open at 7 a. m. aud close
at/fouro. m*~-' - ? ... ? ? ...
The following have been appointt&.ty
l\ t V . ?
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121&-12Z4 LADY ST.
Columbia, South Caroling
act ?s managers at the various polling
places:
-Camden Opera House? J. R. De
I.oucho, R. D. Williams, W. O.. Brown.
'Watered (Pine Creek) Cotton Mill ?
George Munn; T. J. Truesdel, J. A.
Shaw.
i Hermitage MM? W. T. Hasty, J. J.
Munu, O. L. Bradley.
Ntockton ? Ov W.. Ammonn, E. O.
Pearce.B. M. Workman.
Aft. Zlon f?fauroh~J. R. Mrftojr,- C IT.
Myers, W, T>- Hunnlcutt.
Stokes School House ? W. H. Wat
klns. AmoN G. Ilall. R. W. Humphries.
Cleveland School How R A.
Brown. J. M. Barfield, J. P. West.
Beaver Dam School House ? R. C.
-Pitts, W.-N. West, James Anderson.
Ratcllff Mill ? S. B. Hall, N. A. Wat
kins, H. J. Ratcllff. ?
Caaaatt ? T^. O. Funderburk, H. S.
Thompson. H. C. Robinson..
Westvllle? Herbert Young, W. U
Gaskln, J .C. Hilton.
Three <T* ? L. F. Roblhson, J. Robt.
Mec in. J. T. Gay.
? Shaylurs Hill? J. R. Horntsby, L. I?.
Young, R. L. Smyrl. ^ ,
Cantey ? Henry Barfield, 8. O. Rose,
K. K. i lolla iui.
Stpneboro ? G. O. Hammond, P. B.
llaimnoml, ?T. B. Williams.
Buffalo Softool House ? J. M. Sowell,
D. Ii. Catoe, 0. W. Holley.
Liberty Hill ? R. O. Jones, F. G. Pei^
ry, J. ,B. Johnson.
* Kirk ley's Store??. M. Klrkley, H.
T. Hortou, Frank Toung.
Kershaw ? J. A. MJcCasklll, Amos
Of wA. H B
(Haley's Mill ? Amos West, Minor Ha
ley. Z. P. Gordon.
Betbune? D. T. Yarboro, M. G. King,
W. A. McDowell,
Liigoff? James Team, Victor Ward,
W. H. Bran ham.
_ feianey ? J.. 8 Row, JT O. Kelleyr
Walter Rose.
Rabous Gross Roads ? 3. M. Smith,
R. A. Jackson, lOoglish Branham.
& R. OIJDMHNT8,
W. I>. STOKES,
Commissioners of Election for JKersliaw
County.
- ?. e.~ SINGLETON,
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