The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 26, 1920, Image 10
MNCAKTKK COUNTY NKW8.
MappvniiiKN "f Intrrmt From Neighbor
('ouhI\ 2i m Told l?f K\<li:i?RfH.
Uix. Ad* Can/hen William*, widow
??r the Intr J. I^onorrt Williams of
Vork, died In the Fenneil infirmary
WiMlnewday morning, October lO,
ajped ft I yen rs. The l*ody whk buried
hi Kosr Mill re)uelvr.\ , Yolk Wriliifs
day evening, fonornV service* lielng
Midtiolod U,\ Ki'\. i W Mahaffoj a
?fc*tcd by llev#. J. I'. I kites and 10. II.
?Hlesiic. Mrs. Williams wuk a unlive
?f tho town of Kershaw. <Ih t??r of
Ml if Into Andrew Cauthen, ami wuk a
M r I, .it,- juemher of the ,\let 1 1 ? < . 1 1 i
?1miitIi She moved to York with her
kilxlia nd about 21 ytUT# ago ami haw
hwiv resided t l?orc?. A hoii. Karl A.
fyiui auiH. of l*awsaie, N. J,, a sister
VfH Anna Uraffia of K^rahaw, ami
? Vfothor, Mr. A. II. t'autheu. of Vance
M. survive.
John Hoyd ami Miss Kmgau latcus,
of tho iqIU village, were married Nov*
ember H at tho homo of Mr. I^tmly,
Magistrate \V, II, Malta ffey officiating.
A tenant house on the farm of J.
W. Cunningham, (if tin* eastern part of
the county, with ton bales of cotton
In the seed, was destroyed by fire one
night last week. A part of tho house
whn occupied hy u tenant family who
lost considerable of their belonging*.
News of. the death of l|ov .T. It.
Milieu, a native of Chester county, at
Welda, Kansas, . whore he was pastor
?f a United Presbyterian ehureh. was
.revived hero Saturday.
Tho home of Mrs. liar hat* a M<*
Manns. of the Uwlght seetiou laid ??
narrow escape froia destruction hy
fliv early Saturday afternoon. One of
the children, passing through the
yard discovered a small blaze on the
roof and gave the iilarm, ami hut for
the he role efforts of Mrs, McManus,
who sealed a ladder with water and
onted the blaze, rhf homo would have
Jm*ou destroyed In a few minutes. The
blaze was started hy a spark from the
dJntney.
(Jus T? \ Itir. accused of the murder
If Ward I aw Williams, has henn ad
mitted to hom I in the sum of $,'1,000
for hl^ appearance at the next term
-of court. lloml whs granted before
Judge Rrnost Moore
News comes from A. It. Ferguson.
.Fr., wla? Is in a i'ultlmorc hospital.
Mia I lie is improving, though he doesn't
"know when he will he able to return
to Lancaster. &Mr. Ferguson- under
went an operation a week or more ago.
Frank Harper, ? superintendent of the
WILL BE SEEN AT CAMDEN OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29.
' ? 1 ' " 1 ? ' 1 I p? >L? <?>
La ii castor lee ami Fuel < 'ompauy. .suf
fctvd injury In a fait at the let- p)ii ut
yesterday afternoon, breaking a rib;4"
^ John Swisher. Mii|>t*r I it I of tin*
Lancaster < ??l I t?ii oil mill wa? held up'
on Main street. near the Kptwopat j
church about 10 o'clock. Wednesday >
night by a negro. It was said the negro
was drunk and probably crazy. He
\n ;? < arrested a few minutes later nu<t
locked up. '
ICe Muter I he <*eriic?u Ships
F?v the first I line since August 101 I (
i Oerman mcreluintmau . lias crossed j
from Germany to the United States, on
November t the Sophie lllekmers made
fast to ber berth In South Hrooklyn. !
having entered tbe port flying tlie long ?
unfamiliar flag with lis bars of red.!
white and black. Longshoremen along)
I be ,wn terfrout, some of them war vet-'
erans. threatened to hoard the freight 1
< i ami haul down the flag.
The authorities t<?ok tbe precaution
of putting an armed guard on board'
tbe vessel, at which the Germans be
came sullen and uncommunicative, j
The unfriendly reception probably re- ;
. jili< .1 unpleasantly 1 1*?* ehantey of Mi?'
lh'ltish xteuiuefK 1'nioii.
> ? a lluu shall sail
Oil u ship I It a I sails with tiVft;
Si'Vi'l' a l?o\ hi' rjiflilO
'|l hn t .Murlls of (IrniiHli.v .
'I hey t lift ( tfo down to the sea' In,
shlos lu? \*?? a lot | hut must. gi'ow dim!
.11 I heir nietuory before they shake
handy with the Herman murine, uiult
it Is likely to lie a year before the
Man fliitf frill he wefi'ometV along'
i la* waterfront. <?eruiaii psyehoh?j|y
in- failed again, cir they would have
known better than to fly the. fjag of
malign associations when headed for
New York dock. ? fommereo ami Fi
nanee.
brevity.
V ( hh ?uu'i '?fhool teueher hail what
sl><> ihonghr was a. perfectly beautiful
hlra she r?Njnif?Ml that her pupils
?h<MiM wrilo for ilayr daily exeereise
:i brief account of a haxohall guine.
\i.w om> hoy sat through the per
i??i| assigned for the task wrapjX'd in
thought, while the others worked hard
and turned in their narratives. After
school had bei.'n (lismi.^iV. the teacher
went to the' desk~of the iuggard.
Wry sternly Hflld she : "I'M jtfvo
yon j?Hi fiYe.uti-nute.vto write that de
si'l'Jju Ion. U' It Is not dope by that
i inn- I >4n?ll punish you !" ^
Wlr-i-cupou tho lad promptly conceit..
t,raied nil his attention on the theme.
At Ij'.st with joyful eatfei'tiosK. >ho
si'ni ii lied ,i me on hix tablet and hand
mI It 1" the (richer. It read : "It:iin
no yann\"
liundits Hob Hank.
I{oinol;e. Vn.j Nov. I". The Hank of.
< Jla^RtHN , ?Jf s'?o\v, Va., forty "miles
north of |ie,v, ul 2 o'clock Ibis morn
inu was t*ohhc<| by three bandits of
$150,000 in liberty bonds and currency;
according to an estimate of President
Vaughn, of the bank and three hours
later, Itoanoke police -'having received
the nlariil. blocked -the throe roads
leading into this eity >'roiu the north
halted the robbers who were speeding
in a ^eviMi passenger automobile, ^killed
one of t heni. took the other two pris
oner^ in :i pitched battle, and recov
ered i be loot. In the battle Patrol
man <? I Henri, of itoanoke, whs
flight l.\ wounded. The dead man, oc
e-ordinjr t.i the police; is James H.
lto'lflferS, twenty six. of Philadelphia.
'I'h/t nie;? arrested gave their namos as,
CluuN'sS Carter, thirty-six, Cincinnati,
jtTiif WttttiUft Porter, forty-seven, Wash
Virion, I>. O.
Chief of Police Kigney expressed the
bull of tonight that the trio Ik rcajjou
j for robberies recently in North
j Carolina. Ooorgia, Virginia ^and Ton
jnesseft.
Jo >lpot 'iWay.
, Columbia, Nov. 22. The President
of eucli couut-v branch of the Month
Carolina Division of the American
Cor fon Association 1ms been mpiefifced
h.v President 1?. c. Il^iner, to call a
i meet iiiR of his branch for Friday, Nov.
LHJth. This meeting will ho the annual
iiuM-tiii jr of the county branch and at
it tin* annua) flection of officers will
i b<> held.'
On Wednesday. I>ccombor 8, the, an
??fttiat meeting of (he South Carolina
?ft
Division will be In/ld in Craven Ila'll,
Columbia. This -is expected to he '
one of the largest rot ton meetings held
in the state.
There will he quite a number of
matters of great importance, to come
up ut tho Columbia ineetiug uiul
dent I lamer Is anxious that thereto*
large attendance. In a letter to the
county presidents urging that they us
H?y?m\v <vffort In their power to feue i
tho county and state meeting well at
tended. President llamor said: 1! j
Micro ?VOP was a time when the far*. |
CM and business men of the South ;
should prosent a united front, tibia is
the. lime. . If we do not stand together ]
and fight our rights wo shall bo te
stroy ;-.V ?.
York Man Sulfides.
York. S. O., November 21. ? itiilif
Williams T^ovo, one of York county's'
host known and most highly fsteemei
citizens and formerly chief of polk*
of York, for a period of abost 25
years committed suicide in his home
this morning by shooting himself la the
head with u revolver. Death was th
tually Instaueous.
Temporary" dementhi resulting fron.
ill health Is thought to have bm> re
sponsible for the deed.
Tho women voters of Velnnu e\
rood t ho iDon by 25 per cent;
GONE! ~ NOT LOST!! - NOT STOLE1?!
How Did it Go? In Merchandise. From Where??>
HIRSCH BROTHERS & CO., OF COURSE
IN SEVEN DAYS TIME T O O . -
NO DOUBT BY THIS TIME YOU HAVE HEARD OF THE GREAT DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP SALE GOING ON AT HIRSCH BROS & CO THIS IS THE ACTUAL
AMOUNT OF DOLLARS TAKEN IN DURING THE FIRST SEVEN DAYS OF OUR GREAT SALE. ?
THIS ALONE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF SHOWING THE PUBLIC THAT OUR MERCHANDISE IS MARKED DOWN SO LOW IT HAS TO GO.
LETS MAKE NEXT WEEK A BIGGER ONE, WE NEED EVERYONE TO PATRONIZE US WHO CAN APPRECIATE LOW PRICES ON GOOD HIGH ri A?; "MATERIAL
WE HAVE IMPRESSED IT ON YOU THROUGH MANY MEDIUMS THAT WE ARE DISSOLVING PARTERNSHIP AND MUST SELL EVERYTHING INCLUDING FIX
TURES IN OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS IN ORDER TO PAY OUT MR. JAKE HIRSCH, A RETIRING MEMBER OF OUR FIRM. .nw?r.r
THE MOMENTUM STARTED BY OUR SALE IS GAINING HEADWAY RAPIDLY. WE ANNOUNCE THAT -IT IS EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF
VOLUME OF MERCHANDISE DISTRIBUTED. THIS WAS VERIFIED TO BY THE PROMPT RESPONSE FROM THE COMMUNITY IN GENERAL .
MULTITUDES OF PEOPLE WAITED ON LOW PRICES. #E HAD WHAT THEY WANTED.
BARGAINS
A GENEROUS SELECTION OF THE UNDER-PRICED MERCHANDISE, PROPERLY EXPLOITED, MADE OUR STORE THE BIGGEST TRADE MAGNET IT HAS EVER
BEEN SINCE IT ORGANIZED, 33 YEARS AGO. And SINCE THEN BUILDING UP AN UNQUESTIONABLE REPUTATION FOR FAIR DEALING AND GOOD BUSINESS
PRINCIPLES.
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR LIBERAL PATRONAGE IN THE PAST AND HOPE FOR A CONTINUANCE OF SATISFACTION BETWEEN US, WE REMAIN,
vniiDc ciwrcnn v
HIRSCH BROS. & CO.,
(Signed) GUS HIRSCH
JAKE HIRSCH
L. L. BLOCK Proprietors