The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 19, 1920, Image 4
HABttlNG'H KAMII-Y THKK
( iiH-inimti I'afW Campaign
. Him
The C iirimmli Tine-n-Siar on Hutt'
? I a > jptOl V ? t'otf.ox iu? edl'orhil
ov*?r Mil* lift4# of t'harh'H !'. ThP,
piligislM i and Hull., i * Tuft. edilT
"Klfty aj(o JK'fii'TfHJ aeunda I
jiikI \vhi*p?'iv<! Ih's attains' lit*' CftU
tll'lu 1 e,s 1 1 In yd a considerable pail ' n
i< 1 1' i>.?!iilr> JJntH thl>? year it
seemed tbyt we had Ik'OII getting away
rr<iiii itui I ?ori of tiling. Tht* .pre#ld?M?
t ill ? ampaiKUs ?f H?" pn'seut ('Mtury
inivi' Im^'u fought ?ut chiefly in tin?
tipOtt, with a rgUDUtAttl ahout principle)*
ii nd the cliara<'l<jrH and inU^iit li>n? of
< audhiatr- holding the cento* of the
s'age.
"Tilts Via I" III'- IM'IIHICI'IIU ItUU' t r i' d
i" t iini riif clt'ck hack, fifty years, Th<'y
hlivb attempted to revive that spirit of
underhanded * partisanship which Wan
< 1 1 1 i t r usual In America In tin- days
when blackguard* attucked the oneeH
try of tin- 'mother of Abraham Lincoln
and nil id thai 1,iiMM>ln hhn^'^lf w'as
1 1 legit I ma te
?>f tin* iMier^y -fc'f tlic under-,
ground section uf the iKvmoeritjlfl cam
.iifilgii Iwn devoted to th? elrcu
laUou of a lie ah'Mlt llardiligts allocs
|rv, No responsible DOjiioorat has'
? tared repeat it in Ihc open lull many
I ?<-m,?.r)t have iia^ed it around, hand
?o hand. There a n* ' f'"u voters iri
Hamilton ruun'v wh" have not run up
against Hds xpiviklnpc propaganda in
? in* r<n in or iiiioiht'i and who have not
had somebody w Ills pored ill their ears In
-fricl ? on fuleuee Unit "Then* is roaU.v
? ni'iiiin1/ In Hint ^tor\ abniit Hard-,
In#."
"The s|t'i\ In in ihr <fft'ci that War
I'll <1 Harding'* grandfather was
\ mos tlardinii and that tic married
Mary Ann l?i\on. a ip'i?r?\<?. The story
i?- fiHsc ill e\ i r\ r?\?|i<v| If even had
''?(> wroic_' Ha lie's fur llardiim's maud
pnr'Mi's. 'lie- sciiii Ioi''k ^ra ud la Her
v ih i.i"' \ni )?, tail ?'harh-N Alexander
Harding. < 'ha rh'.s Ah'\and<r Harding's
v> ife and 'In- ^tandnetllo'i til* Warren'
'i. 1 1 '< I'd in u i >n Hie paternal side was
Mar* Ann I'raWl'ord. She was lie
?ti(liifhl< r of . t < wli iia f'rawford. of It.'ill I
iih'T1' arid Suptjii Steven . ^ ti"s''
I ; 1 1 1 1 * I \ lived in A tlx 'ilia fi cuiinl \ , Va
lie <.'i a w.feVit v w ?? v i ? of Seoteh Irish
d<'e<>iil.. |||?> I'a mi I v orltf i ( i ?) 1 1 ii| f ,;i II
irksli'ri'. Seoi':iud The I'irM of the
l"aniil\ ..tun j.i Aue'iira in th<* s?'\t>n
'?'??iiili ?*iMtiin \ I'Jie I 'raw fords appear
all thn-uvii llio Keio-alo?i',s of Virginia
? ii d are related to most of ito* promi
nynt fauiHies of eoJonial days in that
state.
?VTb*r?* www mii Auto* Harding autoni:
Wiui 'ii <; Hauling* auditor* Hfc
|w/is uo4 tb<* Kcnatora grandfather.
1 I "V\ ?' vi , hut Ids gr?*at -great-yrand
father, Th<? name of ItU wife w?x not
Mttty Anfi IHxoti, hu? Plt*?Olt<? Tripp,
who beioiiKm) lo a well known colonial
In ml ly of ri'iiii-ylviinii H 1 1 1 1 \\ A a
coukIii of Krflnccg sI'mMuh. 'Tin*- l<o*i
Sivtci <?f Wyoming. Aiiuis Harding
jlivutl In (lit- Wyoming valley, l'ennsyl
! van lit- front 1777 to IKl)0. H?* nunc
to Klehland county Ohio early In tlio
| iilm'tceoth century and died tliorcv
; "A* a rule Americana object to lie*
and |>ji rt * < * 1 1 1 tt i' I \ to Unit type of He
1 which flo.it rUbea only In rite dark. 'Uu
lean the eliaracter of Our i*iOpJa ha?
; changed. they will show on t*lc<*tlQI*
?lai y exactly what they think of tlu?
Nuhtnni loan ( ii mi i?i i g n fM Rjoraocriit*
l..i \ > ? waged < l u tin the past three
we'"ks A t campaign tltftt can
II"' he Din lit I lie <'|ietl, fP'e pies, <if
America#, I* not 'o t h?* credit on any
I'lll l.v of c;i I M 1 1< III 1 1 '
"\V? give \ h<low llm-ding's family
, free. It |s an. .ancestry of which any
America, Is not i() t|ic credit on any
in' glad ?<? answer <piestlong about any
of I In1 men "r woiiion whose names an*
id yen and prepared lo .prove that
> there wax dot a drop of negro hl?x>d
|n any of them.
'( Signed^.: I . '? ?
('If Alt I J :s I'. TAI 'T,
"I'ubLsher.
? Ill l,i:r.!{T TAP!'.
"Editor."
PIN PICK POISONOUS
Woiiiitu Dead Prom Wood Poison lit
tler Peculiar Circumstances.
A pin acrateh which developed into
Mood poisoning was the canst* of the
ilea I h of Mrs. 11 F. Elder, aged twenty
live uf .lonklnshurg, Ha.. ;il the Macon
<la I ?< 1 1 ? < t it I Monday
Mis Elder had hcett ill only -inee
Monday of hist week. She was brought
io the lio-pitnl Sunday ftfiernooji for
:iii operation in :ui attempt to save her
rile
I ? f (' i ?' 1 In rrohl performed an
o ; I'll I i ol i i HI liieilill tel \ after she arriv
ed ;it the lieypital. hut tlie poisoning
hud reached such a stage that death
WM* inevitable.
Mrs Elder, last Monday picked a
lit tie infected place on her chin with
? t'i'i . 1 1 1 > I Idood poinoniim set in. It
i- said that she >cnt someone after a
needle to pick a pimple, hut- a pin was
luouuhL to her, which she n?-'ed Her
eoiidlf i A 1 1 was not realized to in- seri
iiii? until n few flays ?|?t>
omiirntlon .
I.|ol|Sewlfe
Kjirlnnr
|{||tlKlv??'JHl
Fanner ? ?
Housewife
Farmer
Supt.- Mill'
M?noger
Oaratfo Fmrinau ...
< 'oiitractor
Waiter
Sale* eorres|>ondont
Housewife
Lawyer
< Hork <v .... % ' .
Healer I
Physician
Saic.ijndy
Salesman
Foreman H. H. ...
I [fu^on'p
Tailor
Merchant
Housewife
FarMer
Merchant
Merchant
Lawyer
Hoik
Salesman
Poultry llanehor
Tillkif
Manufacturer
Merchant
Fanner
Housewife .'
.Armature winder
Salesman
Addlvns
utMi to. . Calif.
<c, S
jjsueruuie
Florono
ilhopklyn, N. V, .-.y
'Siii??.|nme, Idaho
Florence, S. C.
.M l Wash.
ISIIvervlHe, Ky
'? JiiUl Ho, ( "an.
Oneida, Kalis,
Hlvinlnyliam, Ala.
'New York, N. V.
Koihester, N. Y.
Itoeky Ford, Colo. .
Lonu Pruirlo, Minn.
jPhlllipsburtf, N. J.
if iikeiaiul, Fia.
'St. Joseph.
< Ja loshnrtf,
Kichmond,
Porthl, N.
Ownneeov
Mo.
111.
Va.
I).
III.
\ew York. N'. Y.
^a"ka telu'wan. Cau.
Sale City,- thl,.
Argentine Hop.
'Japan
! A limine Hop.
jPortsmout It. Va.
Argentine Hep.
Atlanta. <?a. * .
'Heno. Nov.
Now York. N. Y
France
Pontotoc, Miss
'Fa loo. Kans.
'Kaealla, Hawaii
Canada
San Fra nclseo. Calif.
Ak?; at Heath Amount t'.uise of heath
~*2? IT.: liOUO^Ouj'l UlH'V. meningitis
?j() 0,000,00 Appondieltls
jp 3,000,00 Aeeidont-s drowned
22 j.ftoo.oo Typhoid fu vt er
~;p 1,000.00 of bladder
r, I ........ t .000.00 Ace.- skull fracture ...
;; | Murdered
{J0 :i,(MM>.00 CMneer of stomach ... .
?j^ 2,000.00|Ty,phoi(J fever
;{0 5.000,00 Frucmla o.
;{0 \ ,000,00] Heart disease
;$K . HiOOO.OOi Plain fever
j.j 005^00 Paralysis'
H() . -j.tHJO.OO' Heart disease
;{S I.OOO.OO, Nephrllls
?j 7 . t 110.44; Sulcldo? shot ........ . .
45 L(MHMK> Accident"- <1 row nod
?jp ? 4,000,00 A? c.. H. H. eng. & nuto
lo,oo0.<oo Heart disease
400.00 Killed in action
!?_? ? l.iHto.oo Acute Indigestion
JO r>()0.00 Pucunnjplu
o.j j.. 2,000.00 ( 'ouKUinpt lon
J5 0,000.00 Nephrl lis
(jo 5.000.00 Pneumonia
to J. 2.500.00 Cohebral hommorr'g*
?j<s ... i'jr?, 40 Suicide? poisoning
It j ....... 5.01MMM) Heart disease .....
i ' n.ooo.oo Typhus
fill i *2,000,0(1 Aoeidont ?? drowned
?N 1 .000.00 Operation
;;S | .. 1,000.00 Nephritis
?js i 1,0.'10.00 War
;;t . I 2,000.00 Kinhollsni
:;o i.. *10,000.00 Accident? fall .
?J(i j. 1,000.00 Heart disease
?j<l ! 2<XK>.00 Septicemia
*4.U(K>.00 Aeeldent? burned
Duration
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It sets one to thinking to see a list of people who thought they were all right
but really had less than a year to live? three of them less than two months!
New York Life Insurance Company
L. C. SHAW, Agent, Camden, S. C.
?? i - ' ? : "ti v . ? '?,
Disapprove Carnivals
M'l'tinu' > ? ?strriiay al'i'U'iiuon. t tw
Coluniliki ??l Wornori V?|frs
tlUt.-UKsed :j uu.uiUi-r ??.?(*. ?fimcly topics
and ln.idf one recommendation to city
council. Tills was in favor of placing a
j ban on carnivals in the city. The reso
lution passed by the league was as fol
lows: "Whereas the (Y>1innbla League of
Women Voters stands for improved leg
islation and inasmuch as street, carni
vals are conductive t? lawlessness and
not k> the betterment of the community
hp It. resolved that the League of Women
Voters goes on record as disapproving
these carnivals and earnestly petlU
the city councH to pass an ordipanctj
hibitihg them in Columbia."?' Tnesdi
Columbia State.
BISHOPVILLE. S
Wednesday, Thursday,
November 24th, 25th,
Friday and Saturday
26th and 27th, 1920
$15,000 in Premiums
$6,000 Free Attractions
Best Horse Show Ever Held in This State .
BIGGEST INDIVIDUAL FARM EXHIBIT.
Fastest Races to be Held in South Carolina This Year
Twenty Car Carnival. Something Doing Every Hour Day or Nignjj
FORGET YOUR TROUBLES AND GO TO THE LEE COUNTY FAIR