The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 24, 1920, Image 5
"The Fires of God:" The Story of the
Awakening: of a Selfish Man.
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By LYNN HAROLD HOUGH, PrMidcnt Northwestern Univwraity
'* ' ' - * ? *-? ?? ' ?? ?? - ' -1 it's ... ?
John Drink w?^r'H.plHv. "Al^ham Lincoln," has -secured an ununual
lining '? Mr- tyrmk water recently spoke on the cam
^of Northwestern university. He is not only a writer of pla^s, but he
l? puet of no ?"??n ability. ,, Op? of his particularly "vivid and telling
is called lie F iies of (Jod. It ? tells the story of the awakening
0fi?dfi?h man. Fir?t you lee) )iin shame
"Of having byen unstirred of h.1I the sound I
Of tilt' deep m us ii* of the mt!i) that mow
Through the world's days tp Suffering and love."
You feel the quality of a "little man of littlo vision, .rreHt only in
pride.1* You watch the loneliness of n life which has for
gotten "Ute holy ijWjwf communion of nien." You follow hi* experience a*
jhcu l'''s M,u' "was ^"'"ed at last by that most venomous despair, nelf
pltv." You l<*>k upon "the trouble of a soul in thrall to mean dcsjvajrs. *
Then you watch this man as the great unselfish fire* are kindled in
his life- Ydu see him listening to the great human voices of those who
ltn ?v ''wejknow the proud content of men who sweep unbowed before
the legionary fear*." You see him thrill to the call of brotherhood from
who cherish "all the dear delights that spring from man's com
jflffHsa wiUi man." You respond to his own answer to the lines:
"All girt with passionate truth to wag*
High battle for the word unsaid,
.The song unsung, the cause unled,
The freedom that no hope can gauge.1*
&| f?l surrender with him <o their apjjeal, and you^too, cry, -
? "Together we will march toward the ways
Wherein the marshalled hosts of morning wait
In sleepless watch,' with banners wide unfurled *
Across the skies in ceremonial s&te,
To greet the men who lived "triumphant days,
Anil stormed the secret beauty of the world."
SAVED* HY I1IS STRENGTH
James K. Klymi, of Taylors, Has Nar
row Kwape. . ?
Cnriivillo. Sept., J5th.? ^IM'osoiice ? ?f
mind ami sti-fiiixi li of Imjy ^ivr<l .tamos
K. Flymi Taylors. <ii*p??wvi;":o Canity
fiom ;i hrckt ii neck .yiMfurclay w'icn
tbc w jiu"ii "ii whirl! <<?? \va s V'dinyr
was st rii?'k l?\ a tnirk frojji tlirvlnw
palilii' health hospital Ikmv. Mr..
Kly-mi wax *fatp(i on tl?o* ivar of tho
waKOii frame. the l?o<ly of flic vvngqij
:?iit licitiif in llMV When th?> truck liit
the wagon, Mr. . Flynn was thrown
agaiu/d tho wheel willi such force that
Ills head <*4i ugh t between the two spokes
lie wa 5 una.hjy, to extricate his head,
and.' while making an effort to do so,
his team bolted and rah. Realizing
that his only cliUnee lay in preventing
the wheel from turning, Mr. FI.tiiu
grasped the wheel with one hand, the
Wagon frame with the other, .keeping,
tin' wheel from turning while the team
ran over a hundred yards. The frighten
ed animals tlieii were stopjH'd and Mr.
Flynn released from tli^? wheel.
Win you
do this?
? ' at our store
Ask for your favorite kind of music instru
ments! or vocal. Seat yourself with your back
to the New Edison. Close your eyes. In
short, let us give you Mr. Edison's
/O
Realism Test
I his makes an actual musical experience out of a de
monstration of the New Edisou. It brings Wk your
previous musical experiences. You compare the present
pxjx'ricnce with your musical memories, and determine
f'ow listening to the New Edison com [Hires with listen
lng to the living artist.
J/H us tell you, at the same time, about our Budget
Plan ? a "better business" way of paying for yonr Nev
Kliaon. (Note: the J^ew Edison has advanced in price
than 15% since 1914. Tins includes War Tax.)
CAMDEN FURNITURE CO.
Phone 136 Camden, S. C.
llh M il SIKINti HANK KOHI1K1)
- 9 ?
liberty Itonds mid Kuiall Amount of
Money Taken. :
Lancaster, Svyt. 44.? The bank of
lleath ttprrlug* waa eutered but night
bji yeggUUyi with a blow t.in-l'. t lu> \ ?? I nt
being opened uui) ?eeuiitiea and war*;
Having stumps ami liberty bonds to the
amonnt of $7,000 obtained. Tim bin
glary took plaee between 12 anil 2
o'clock a. in. and it is supposed that*
tin- ,\i-u?nnm math* their osoaiie by auto
tbe night patrolman at Laueaster
reporting a car parsing through #t !l
1 in at full speed.
Sheriff |luntcr has offered $100 re
Ward f?' (h* return uf tin- powissory
notes stolen by yegguieu. FiVf hundred
dollars reward Is also offered by -I, bo
sheriff for arrest and convJetion of
th<* safe enu kers. This Ix the third
time that this bank has beeu entered by
yeggmen. The fjrxt time ijn 1001 and
attain a few weeks ago, when the at
tempt was a failure. ,It will bo re
nictubered tbtot ''Oonuitlcut Shorty"aud
Missouri Cbai1i?M were convicted for
??racking tbU safe aud scut up toy judge
Hmbanan lor !.'? yeais. earb. "Missouri
cUarlle" being pardoned by Farmer
<iov?>mor 1) lease. QouUlUcut "Shorty
niiuiv ids c^cai^ froiu tho i >?-i i -
liin-iiimiy and has utfywr boon appro
Postage stamps made by the ihdted
States government atv handled by
machinery, anil do nut touoh a bmuar
baud until ready for purchase by the
eonsutusT : Then i!.. .. .. ? . .m.uinitr.s to
lUOisteU and press the stamps.
AN ORDINANCE
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To Katao Supplies for the CUy of Cam
den, 8. ?., for the Year 1920
Jle it ordained by tbe Mayor aud ai
dermen of the City of Camden, S. C.,
and by authority of the same, that the
following taxes be, and tbe same are
hereby levied for the curront year from
the 1st day of January 1020 to the SJst
day of December 1020.
Section 1. A tax of 20 mills on
???<?)! aiid ever/ dollar <>f rtt) ?n<t per*
*onul property within tbe corporate Hm*
iis <- l Ih. jplty or Camden. S. 0.1 fi.iin
I he first day of .lunuaiw, lOlJO.
Section;;?. That all able .bodied male
per?otta het\veen Hi?' a#t*a of twenty<one
?ami sixty yean*, residing within the cor
porate limits of the CUy limits of the
t'lty of Camden. s. O., not exempt from
toad <i\u) un.ici i iu' law* or the State
aftafl wiii'K streets. ways and hrldgea
nK.ifi tin- direction of *urh overeaer*
u>. uuty he appointed for auch aj>a<fe of
lOne. nut exm'iHwg al$ 1 it ? (lays in one
year; VtdyUUnu that 'at the tluie of ih*
(H'ivhiK sncfe notice any person may
nay <o the poison giving auch tiotlco
l,xi vo (8,) ! Conuuil(utl<>n. which
>lm)l lie is A') reel ib 'ieu of Urn work
ami that |M?r*OU refusing h> work on
? aid afreet* or to pay said commutation
shall U? l'lned not lesH than Ten i$10.)
dollar*. mir more than Kifty ($50)
Dollars, o?- In- imprisoned not feat than
t <*11 da.vs nor more than (20) da.vs, in
the discretion of Hie Olty Kecordef.
Section :i. The tax hooks for the col
lection of city taxea uri'U i?" open in
Council Chamber. Catutfou, Si c., on
the 1st day of September 1020 and re
main open each day, except Sunday,
from 0 a. m. to 1 p. iu. and from a. p. in.
to I :H0 p. m. until the 1 st day of
October, 1020 inclusive.
Section I. That when the tuxes ahd
assessments or any portion thereof
charged agaltntt any property or party ?
op the duplicate for the current fiscal
year. shall OOt lw paid 'on of before
I lie Ik i tlay of October, the City clerk
a i>U Treasurer shall prt>ceed to add a
i umim 1 1 y ot* one centum ??? ?<aid dupit
ca te and tin* said Clerk and Treasurer
sIniII collect same aud if the saUl taxes
and assessments and pouHUtoti ar,e not
paid ,ni -or before the 1st day of NOVMI*
her thereafter an additional penalty
of fill' JUT crntnin shall he added by the
City Clerk aud Treasurer .00 the said
duplicate and collected by the City
Clerk and Treaauuu:; That if *ald
ta\e?, penalties and assessment* are
not paid en or before lfttH of NoYCitt
her, next threafter, an additional pou
ahy of five inn* centum thereon shall
lio added by 1 lie ?Ity Clerk and Trea
fnirer on said duplicate and collected
by the City Clerk and Treasurer. And
If sMld taxes, iMMialtles and assessment*
are not paid on or before the 1st of
December, next thereafter the City
Clerk and Treasurer shall txsua his tax
executions for all taxes, assessments
aud poQaltlea against t>he property of
the dcfaulAng taxpayer according to
law.
Ratified by the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City or Camden, S. C., In council
assembled thtft 7th day of June, 1920.
W, J. DUNN
Mayor.
II. C. SINGLETON.
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Take Your Cotton
Around to
F. M. Wooten
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and Get Top of Market.
Office back of Loan & Savings Bank
DM* Fabricated Bungalowa give ever y man a chance to own hie
owi OMr, aubetantlal, endurable, weather-proof, enjoyable home,
roor wall-layer conatrectton with dead air apace between effeota
llMfrttpB against fummer heat and Winter oold.
BMl>> <1 tn eeay-tohandle eectjona? Quickly erected by any handy
?MV by pkuto we furntah. What you aave In rent will aoon pay
f?r ? Owe Fabricated Bungalow.
DIXIE HOUSE COMPANY
ciiiLnton. a. c.
Witt* Urn llbr
iNtti MtaUl
?I DM* H*m*
?ilwi
ISM U WOO,
yi Door pl?M,
*p?*lfl**tio*a
Ml prtwi
Qmiok
SklfMat*
For all iobs. such as silo fdlitiR, requiring up to 20 horsepower
the Santson Model "Af 9 is the tdtul tractor . It is
economical, powerful and cj/ictetu.
WHAT THE SAMSON WILL DO:
Pull* I wo <?r threo bottom pimvs.
Will putl your gin ami pros*
Will putt a tandem disc harrow
Will putl two 4-1iors4" pcrain ?1 rills
Will -pull two 7-foot liiixlpr*
Will pull large road grader
Win run a heavy buzz-saw
Will run an ensilage cutter
Win run stone crusher, concrete mixer
Or handle any other draw bar job.
The Samson Model "MM Tractor is built to do the work of a barnful of horses without
costing you a fortune or a big part of your crop to buy and maintain.
It is built to keep on. doing this work ? for as long hours as you like ? to do it every
day in the year with mechanical, dependable perfection.
It has a close-coupled power unit with every working part enclosed and protected.
There is no lost motion.
It is built and lubricated throughout as efficiently and conveniently as a fine automobile.
And it is as easy and as dependable to operate. ?
We can prove Samson quality and economy by any working tests you suggest.
Complete wjth platfprm, fenders, governor, power take-off, brackets for canopy top
and regular cleats.
Alexander-Boykin Motor Co.
Market Street
Camden, S. C.