Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Murrlag* at Itlnliopvtlle. . Bonnie Kale NWatherly and Mr. .1 mjucs W. Severance were luartitMi rtumtiiy niorntnjr ut f :H0 o'clock tiy .1, j(, roiiiuM hi Hi?* home <?f the hrhle'x loot her, Air*. H<na. Weatheiiy, Tho> t?*f I on the\carly morning traiin for a ft'W ucekV nitty In North Caro Una. :--.l?ce County Vindicator. T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian l.ytttrton St., rtiuue 111 CAMDEN, S. C. Negro ftftlieu Dim. ' N I < 'ha rile 8, Flower*, aged about U yen rs, a well known mulatto man of Cu union, nuU wlto for a numhur of yea*1* wns ? grave dijrger nt thr Camden eetne tOF> <1 "? W* Ik">ic oil < *i( I Siryet *??? lasl Tuexduy morula**. A sli.ui while before In- death he had been engaged lw. tin* rfhoeinakthft trade UO leaves a wife u"d fi\e ehildreii and a mother The funeral whs preached by Nov, .1 VV. Hoy kin pastor ''of Mt\ Morhih elioreh. " :? ' ?' ? \ ... . ';??? , . ? f . There were fewer kHU'ixt* in Cuba luxt winter than during any period In tin! reeeid history of that Island, aceordlnu l?? the Cuban e?>niiuissioner ??f Immigration. Double ? Barreled Service W/HEN you buy 1 11 C machined, you * * also buy the Serv 'ce tfvat goes with them~-the co-operation that e^istsbetweeh us and the International Harvester C om* pany, and which we intone! to continue with you. We expect to hold your con fidence iu the I 11 C line by furnishing thel >est implements, machines and farm operating equipment on the market. We render to you a double-barreled Service in not only supplying you with first-class goods, but in seeing that these goods are kept in perfect running order long after the original sale is for gotten. Genuine Repairs Our moral obligation docs not stop with the original sale, but you can hardly expect us to assuine any responsibility for the successful operation of I H C machines if you buy imita tion repairs of inferior quality instead of buying genuine I H (' Repairs. We sell only genuine I H C Repairs made by the Harvester Company, and which are made of the .same materials as used for the original machines. No imitation equals the genuine. Play safel ? SPRINGS St SHANNON Camden, S. C. / r HAS ? MA DC. 1 MY XMA3 y JHOPP/HG EASY THtf YCAK it 1 J TM?L MOS T \ ATTRACT/ V? I /?& XPtLHJIVC. 3/rr juaG?3r/o*s /^AY? ?VCX 3??S* j ^ ni' \r I i.i. i' I \ i ? v i i i a l ' i i ? 1 1 It is r M as i ; 1 1 rs is All I I s I * M ? ? v\ J :i I; \ \\l> \n\ II I \ A'l nils STUlil; \\ | \ i : i \ i \\ \ \ s hi-. a i x.'i vit n:u> i ? ?k nn\<;si\ nn: jkwki. i{\ hm<! Not;\i;iv mm: wn this si \s..\ mm>> i s hkttki: i i ? i u.w l \ i k MONEY TO LOAN ' i . i ? . ? ? ? ? t J i ;i : ? ? ? i \> i - t - 'i'ti . ?? !ii^' i .. ? !i mi1 ?? i ? * - i r ?' I ? I ? | ; 1 ? * i ' ?? I i l4 ! -I:.. ? ; I'-i ;? ?? ; * ;? i* <T\ . f i . , ? i : . - ? \ ? . >l? '!? ' ? ?" i \ p< ' ? ? ? W. K. HOUCi H, Special Apcnt. i i - f'n 'ii f 44 i Paris.- 'I'll#' MulgariNii legation hen ha* received the ft?! low inir telegram from Solia : "Serbian I roups hiive i'I'iissc^ (In frontier ( ? > occupy the territory de t a ched from lining rix by the treaty of Nenilly w 1 1 In mm awaiting the deuiarca ( Ion of i he frontier ?r?d (he sei tletnetu ?r numerous question*- brought hefur* f f ??* h tuba xsa tiers* conference In Pari*. "The Bulgarian government, finding Hie occupation premature. protested, bin lo prove Its loyal!,? It ordered tho Bulgarian authorities l? withdraw without resistance. "Serbian troops entered Tzarihrode. Alt the ajore* were ehisgd as a sign of mourning ainl ihree days of mourning have been' deelavi <1 throughout Bui trarln." REFUSE TO FAVOR RUSS REDS Frr*t Conflres* of German Shop Soviets Turn Down the ? Proposition. Berlin.- The hrst congress of nhop soviet* recently held here refused to L'<> on record a> favoring (he soviet ?jovernnient r?f Russia. There whs a sharp clash between the communists and independent ?o eiji list s oVer the quest Ion, hut the mo tion was voted down. About 1,00(1 delegates attended the meeting. The workers in the (ierimtu indutt i rial and commercial es-inhllshnieut*. u ho are 1 1 < t w ^iven an active voice in iidiuitiisi rat on ?>f them, were im |. reused in the congress with the need of outset vm;: raw products so that ? ?'??rtnanv may produce .sufficient com modities '(> enable her to establish <-iedii< aliro.iil with which to pa.V for the imponaiion ot the iiiom necessary itvod inn! r.iw materials TOWN KILLS ADAGES Municipal Offices Now in the ' Hands of Women, Suffragists of Yoncalla, O re., Pn>v? That They Can Keep a Secret and "Play Politics." Yo'.nillu, < n*??. - Voiu lilln now , MHetly n woman # iwvii. (u spirit uiiil In fun >vt?UKii >?"' 1|,?' , Iuuii'h leader- sir re l In- recent elee- | (Ion when t !)*'-> ele? led a wmunn mu,\ar ; find 0 woman to every other place in j th? city k<>\ eminent to the won ot this Utile lown. The women sa,\ ihe election lui s ? | ?.?r manently dlspo&fcd of two old tjjda.'ox. to the effect that women can not keep n secret and that they cihi not successfully "play politic*." Over teacups, at Hoclnl KitlhorlngK, j after prayer meetings and from hou.se to house the women carried on their poiitlCftl eatnpalRn secretly pfjor to election. It had been "whispered," t !??.->? naid. that the men Intended to let the | incumbents hold over without bother of a new ticket. The women did not like the adminis tration. They boiled and went to the polls and marked In tin* names of- their eandlda It's. The men were concerned' with national .and Mine politic.* only The men did not Pother iibout the city election. Result : Mrs. Mary Burt, mayor, native ore tfonbin. graduate of jf.'fti'tfle collc;^. ebt 88 ill IN7M, wlin |l?& lived Iiimv I.'' yoar.s (Hep.), ( 'ounel! women Mrs. Jennie 15. l avs well, wile nf the ri iirinu mayor ; ? i ? ? i protnlni't'.f rlubwooMn ; Mrs. lie mini Wilsonf plonect school teacliei and wife of postmaster- Mis Whir Han nan. wife of .a retired cuP'tnlM. The women ha\e no d< liliiio plaiV for jironiotini; the welfare of ihe town M ayor elect Hurt said.. "We iniofid to sfudy eondil iiHis." sh? Mid. ''and do all in our power to irlve the city of Voncalla a jjood. ettieicM*' ? overt inn-Hi . "At 1 1 1? ? woim. we can not do time} worse than (lie nieii have dune," Mayor ,lo$se I*,. laisswell. who lia> losi Ids jolt, said his cohorts "wore taken oir their muird," but lie lui* proud-sod i ii?* women his help. BULGARS MOURN LOST LANDS Charge Serbia) With Seizing Frontier Before Settlement at Pans Conference!. Puts S250 in Basket of Apples and Then Sells It 1 lUh.i i 1 l?"1 I ln\\ :i t ? ? onu ?HI', hilt 1 1 j ; | llJl.sU'" llf Jl|? lili'v ? \ ' . ? i|r >\ <? to liri II {('? nlif ' ! i I .;i ? I- > ? i ;iiii I M-tii'i' licii of hi^ . .i . \ \ ; i in I? )?' hu cW I .1 . I 1 I. .1 ik f il .1 1 lot Ol i i i . i ? ? i , ? ? \ ;i * 1 1, >| | (> in ?mm I,- : 1 1 ? - in?\\ MiSjir. g Thirty Years 1. ? ? ? > 'I fill. 1 1 ;t ? )>??? II r^ .??! It 1.1 !-!.?' i 1 1 ;? t .1 II lit Mrs. Mm .. i Mini!;,.,.- x Steele's rln.-f i.l. ? from Itri^iol. lio - |.| . :i i . i Iwijjh i J.lrt j .years < l .ii l.n\ if! v .*ji rs. re ? i ' ? ' ? ! lt!i< |>r< ? ? >1 1.V ;ill(1 U nu? v|?1t ,[ii i ? luutli'i. Tl?< r,.|>tirr <-:i v < tlnu Nil ^ . <1jf. :i ri-?i(li-|i| <it < >kl?l ho. m Stork's Arnvsa Kept Dart F rorr Jail. ^ 1 1 ? \ i ri.oi, ^ I'hm Ife > . ? 1 1 ? ??'i r u ??? 1 ili;i; M.'.uilo I al'"?i. ? ?(in \ j ? ? t . f\ <>f (iirry'iiic . onrr?l?^l wriij. . it . - 'i|>' l.cr*aiin- f> Irt'h'r o' \ l-o> it..- it i-1 ^oiier w** frt'O'l '.n ill a Btua.: Hue. PORTLAND NED BEHIND BARS, Hi (l|M*rii(eU |n North and South < * . ?>iui * .,is Affo. lUJoJirli. N, <\ I 2. Tii-' u\o ( 'onuiuy I?m it k lunula is wen- lodged In Wii k e county jail l?.v Sheriff 11. L. Joyner, of Northampton, county, for sa fe keeping. J?tlor Jordan recognlss iXl thrill immediately on t'helr arrival a* Au? IV Lister an?l Thoinn- A. Con may. wlu? were In his custody dnr jjlllt vli<- 1 1 1 1 ?-> pari of tniO a ml early port ion -if IMITi. iiwalliii'^ Irlal In fOiTMP al f .in l f('ir burglur.N <?(' (lie po -doff let at Slier City, Clint lift m county, hi the summer ni' i!H i nr.ir W?ln?t ( o\e. Stoke- county. they wen- captured by railroad section men ami placed In Jail al Dnnbur.x. They were n.io >n trans ferred to the (iuilford county jail for safe keeping and remained In I hat jail until removal lu ltalciglj.Y Unilug Hi" night or November ill?. the\ blew open the ?*?i r?* In the bank at CoitjtUtiyi Not haiuptoii oounty, and car ried of I $ 1 ,000 In money and liberty bonds. They \yere captured the fot? biwlhg a fterppon by ?s possu of local citizens. llVlOUt I- mile* from Hc> scene or their burglary as a roault or Jnfor nuit'on supplied by a negro man who bad soon tboni wbllo hunt inu The ?taller cite gave bis inline to Sheriff .loy m-r as Edward 'Howard and the oilier as Charlev Cross. On their pre limlpa ry hen i*Viipr ball wnit lived in the mun of $r?0.(H|0 on the miln charge ami S'j^, t xtii each addit ional ?'ii two other charges 1'Idwa vd 'I ward, alias James 1?, |,Nlrr i- "lYirlbi nd Ned." a wHlely known sal'i- blower, who was | iroled by oh- Blcnse while governor of South Carolina, and permitted to escape, from ( bis private office while in charge <d'| a t'nl ted Slates deputy niiirsh.nl I with a warrant for him. Was required | to reniain in the, governor's outer ol. flee, "IN. ill nd Veil." under the alias of James Johnston,. wits arrested at N'orf" Ik. A n,, in August. INOS. and In the following March at Charleston. \V. Va.. was siMilna-ed to three years' imprisonment In the penitentiary at Monndsville. for burglary of the post . office at Itramwell. \V, Va. He was arrested at Ibiltiiuore, Md., in Peeoni her. r.Hil. under alias of Kdward Mor gan. and in the following April, at Charleston. S. C.. was sentenced seven years' imprisonment In the Unit ed States pent 1 tent la ry at Atlanta, five years for burglary of the post office at 1/atla. S. ('.. and two years for the theft of gJfternnient funds at Knoree, S. C. On completion of his term, with the usual commutation for good be havior. he was extradited to Spartan burg. S. ami there sentenced in August 1010 to 10 years' Imprisonment in the penitentiary at Columbia, for 'theft of $10,000 from the vault of a cotton mill at Knoree. S. C. Oovernor Hlease paroled blm In April. 1013. and afterwards included I Itlm in bis blanket pardon covering all whom be had previously paroled] } during "good behavior." In January. 101~?. at Kalcigh. Iiej was senteiieed to five years imprison- j jment lu the Coifed State: penitent ia ry j at Atlanta, for burglary of the post- j office at Plymouth. Washington years j additional Imprisonment on ' his plea of guilty of burglary of the postoffice at Plymouth. Washington county, in June. ISO* Thomas A. (Viiwa.x. alias ('harley| Cross, was sentenced in .! miliary, 101."). | at Kalelgh. t<> ? fiv?* years' imprison ment in tin- Culled States penitentiary.! at Atlanta, for burglary of the jKist-j | office at Silcr City. Cathaui county. The federal and -tale authorities are not familiar with hi> criminal record prior I" hi> capture near Walnut Cove. .... I^-gal Blanks f>?r sale at this oftic*. Bnagtown Nipplnga. Tut'stluy evening at a meeting of the SlJttgtOWU Educational Nmiety, Miss Mae Sltmbatt read an article on "I'er #an&l. DcVllti." ^Seventeen w*>re premMtt. Cluirlea io wo 11 wont to Little Hock Saturday with a car t?f hogn. Several ufl^hliors of the neighborhood helped to m&ktt up the car. Judge HeuU oau peel ?u tp||fc| k. i p the peeling all la 0i* ^ Judge Heutx of UuU Kroj to* reports that Ihey are m> dry out tUoy have to pin their po*Uf% on their letter*.- -?Arkai?*iu ? PLUMBING ; ?> ' -^ ? y?V i? :?-/ .?.W ? . ??., ^ ..?- -A-* ? ?*-? ".-* r *? *:, ' ?' . ? ;^<; - . %\',. :^A % , ? ",*? V ? v,v ? ' ? ? ' -\1 Have your Plumbing and Steam Fitting looked over and put in fir^t class shape before the cold weather sets in. All work will be promptly attended to. Estimates cheerfully given qn all work. JOSEPH E. BERKMAN LICENSED PLUMBER 535 DeKalb St. Camden, S.C.I I j ? ? ? n ' .. . : ' "A hundred ok two is afl I need." How often haVe ? ... * . ? ? ? . ? . ?/???? 2 you heard that said by the man who always spent more than he earned: Thrift counts when opportunity knocks. M The safety of your Savings here and the assurance that they will be returned with 4 per cent interests^ you ask for them, is the first essential of any sound in vestment. This bank urges you to ? save and deposit here where as high a rate of interest is paid as we con sider consistent with the safety of the money banked. = _i -??*?*? 1H'?* Loan & Savings Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE I WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable W c arc (loin# it for thouHands of others ? whynotj V 4 . . 1 for you? We. believe a trial will convince you. FOOTER'S DYE WORKS Cumberland, Md. THIS AGENCY STANDS READY TO INSURE YOUR COTTON o n Open Yards On Gin Yards On River Banks On Farms and Plantations In Compresses In Warehouses ?n R. R. Depots and On R. R. Platforms c. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY] Telephone 43 Real Estate and Insurance Crocker Wl ? ? ?