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Hi? CAMDEN CHRONICLE ' j 'r..?t. V ? H n HUM* f/mrn ami ?rtrf TfJ/Siy ?t jti-l at tb' OarWtixa .??+ a ? ihMsd "Vlaaa ma-) mmUh PrV* ivr aoautn [iHilfo: 'vV: .'' Vmmdtn H. (', fete**? I!. l*tl 1*> tr? i'tote t i cut* rb# paUifcian*. but <lawH W* if ther ?yr* Mt lit HWm. we would Mir? lo *h*?. ??? ?>y, ..-.,v^-,^.^-- -- f'fotaMjr Ibe n?io<! whjr tit* bid '<.'b?cl Mil wa? IuIIhI la (be ??U Vat ore i? arvx-uril**! for by the fact that m ana? of tbc aotoo* had had dwtii hut ?''?? ? *h ; More ttan 35<M)00 plloas *A whla krj and ?a(<'aa|iUN worth *1 ar*? now in pofewrakioa of th* iporrrn-j UHiit ait a r??uJt of It* t-aaptlict 1 ?4irt>x th? MlWt n?/ni?f!?r of lkjo?: . *'vr?r<Jiiit t" Vfaja* H WhrH^r Cooi). wl for t);* A ati -Saloon Jjmw To guard thl? aod gtfcer property w:g?*J Irjr the In <*nf?w?Mrt of. l?robtf*Hion the auxJ ry aptrroprla ! tiott Wit iqwrlH tvdav to the ?*oate. w-t asi'k m 1 wjur?trt! br Mr. \Vh**-J?-r *jv. Hyuw awl ?u ?; tomotiile*. aopordtns? t?< te-simony ..f "Mr. Wbfwirr hrfore a rotumit i t?-** ma <l>- ^isv, are to **? aoldj l?* the ^itemtorni, In ca.?<e*. ; Mr. WbwlT t/>l*l Oh- <-omn?ltt*-e. fed- ( eral had r?~fiw^l to take f-are of the (^fluatwJ e r;(]?iKf . That pro- 1 hihition enifor't-wo* )u? "50 per | i.vnl effective in pia^-ex" ?a? >?y Mr Whe*4*?r t?? the ?-??tnmlt-! tee. Htp <?;il that uo good ? rea s?>o hat! wit )*?*?{ 1 fotmd for t ra u<f erring prohi bit 1<?ti e?jf"re?Tneot ftvcn irfli^urj' de partment- ?<<. the rt?^fcrtm??i>t of ju* itciv ' .' ? Why i- it that a jtood' many fel> lrwn wear a 1arj?e buu<-h of key* buns to their belt* **f *4d<*h they ?m> per hap* oo!r one? I * Kf'Tow ?*i!iz?OK. letter roads We ' DM-fi r > a<Js?JK*>n whic-h we pju . i _ir ?v? J ?: a or lira* * can b<*p*- to set Iwta-t road* on lj at ^rcit. cx{xfi?t. Hut fb<- of building thr ro*d& , n'* s? zT'Hl no tho f-TTx-nw of U-ro \ ins them *? thev (i/^ W<- ran not havr * ! ?'Vf?r~4 thins n?<il ail nt oo-v- ? York i Knq'tirpr . Th?* in*pirationat a{^>#?aT of the -loiran. "!.?'!"* l*o !"* w*x fr-*poo*!b}e ! in a trrr-rr mr-antm*, for TTB" " of Aiti'TMiii <mnf>M in th?? w?rkl war.' Thin i- ?bf bHiof of Col. Hdward K j Mun?on di:r*( of t)?e mmaif branch. ^ wnrru ! >?faff. and * d**?'p Htudeot of *oidi?-r p?yeholoji> . "The apjwnil 'I>.-t'? f?o!' ?-<?CTtl?in*~si all lh*? nwt>?s,iry 1?>y ??bolo? i.-al ??it-mont* of a military sJo zan." -iiid Col. Mna*on y^vterda y. "It impib*?< action no?l therp/ore -.tlr* tb?? InMirxn i.f #ih.-?Ttloo. It contain* no t* <-.rd of cvrntuand. no *tiTn sd monition; ft do*?* not impow it*?df uj^-n th?- \\ j M r>f (Itf h?nr of It call* rather for '?m|?niOMbip. for voiuo-.j riry action and contribution on the [?art of tlw soldier. fur a oon'vTtixl rn? v#-rxj<*rif pn?mi?t?*d for mutual (ksiir. | ?Where do ??* zo from h?-rc Y \las not (!ttti*nai M'ntrn'f and eye witnesses if)} tt? that the .song of that name wa?? * mz * 1 1 1 : * ? ? chcTfully a-, th** rra;j<<ix?rt T??~-<!itrt vanlc in tJic* Kn<'i?h <'han n? 'Whcti I" ?f pa t Y Who won ti: w.jirv a ! WUrf at- 'h?* uif m.?n\ tj'iv- hv Arm-ri^aii w?ldHT-. !?;?? 5iHiiu!iy Ui ri a 1 vWn f'>rmin;r ??; ? ?'<?? f ir tin* f1i?t ii < t and i :irt ! \ t r f 1 1 i *? nr o'j- fr<V)] ? l.jt f if;, r (??/. m r.-?T it, ' c T 1 1 ?? '!.? t * ' ?< ?f;st?d'> ^il<'ttl(>*t ;i * tbt* ?' ?' ? ?? I .,*!?& h?MJI?" : . i ' i ? ? - ' ) I;:. .V. ? ?' v H ii ?;?>).-? ? '?? . i ? *31 > _?".( * ? . i . . i } ' ? ? wV) M it 'j 1 1 s:!v.n ir li i > i i v f.i i ; - ' i ' f ? < >:n oo IOC uson HUM? 7 Milk !!!!* ^*l~ i * '?'; . ;; IfeP'. ' "f!tf liyritfilfR Obm-rrttr of F?4*ru*ry i*ih. c*rrit? tW foiiowlux * bk-li will l* r**d vitb tatmat fcw, / A (HilirtrfW mm, <i|d hi wlMvUrt aM frouwr*. Mood (1m> center of rtw- railroad wut b*-\ i*?*a hwrillf ? ad Griffith U?t' utglA lad with! a gaudy ?*Hk uMit hi* bead. Southern tr*lis N*. > wa* (bun derinx toward# Cbsrlotlf. Knjrtnftr J !? Run mm. at the throttle, parr |td Intently oat into the ai*t. Ttw wrttat antic* oi the man be j ttrwD ibf rail* caucot the ??Sa**r'? aUtatMl awl No. > ruMNt to a thait Mr. dtacwaded from the rab The wild eyed man came forward, getting into hi* #Mrt a a he &i*?roa<-bed flr prcrred to be a prominent b?i ww^aaa Of CaadMk K. t\ !?. kAwfttJ!y iNorrj.** be greeted the ?a$ls^r. ay h?ni wept dead on me 'tight here on ttw track* and 1 ^topped f<Mi for fear foO would bit IC Mure enough. there wa* the Ford I#* dead a- a door nail. T)*e Camden naii. enrottH* i<? (TMrlolir. ?a* Ot> t be track when ?uddeniy the pexfcy t ttr ttD((ir)l Er^o* then eiixine was dead. Engineer Uui??<iO a?*Kted br CV?n diK tor Johrj ftlanton and other mm beiN ?.f the train rnw, pi>-k<^l up the <t\ t ami ?*t it t?e*idc the track- Then th#- train proceHfod to Charlotte. leav ing tlu? ?tmii(iHi gentleman from Cam den xwcgrlng in the a*oonligbt. A4<v' To Bf Bciried In I'nlform. v With the final r**que>t that he be billed in the rmy uniform <?f the t'oufwlerac) which L?' wore through the prim day* of the war. I. T. Vin ?ent. 76. ^d:ed at the Confederate hotnt* yesterday. Mr. Vincent was one of the original memJ>erv of Com jpany I of the Twelfth Soutb C'aro lina volunteer regtm?-ut. which was with Mi^fOnan'jt brigade. lie was t wi?t- wounded during the war and ?a* admitted T*> the home in 1910. i Air. ?.*-?* nituflc. oerer hav inc married. but was mu<*h beloved ; b> a", I who kiH-t*' him lb* I* **trr l-vlvrd by nephew* In Jleath Springs w ho have frmif to take the remains i to the old honii' for funeral services, a i?d interment. Th?' remain* will be takf-n to Heath Springs this morning. Thursday** Stat?\ Congrcs^foiiat invcMfatioa ro de termine whether Judge I*andi? is pcr raitusl under law to continue as fed eral iudg?* of the Northern Illinois dis trict while acting a* "arbitrator" of organized baseball" at a ??lary of 500 is projjr>M<l in a renoiutton intro duced by Representative Weitry. I>emo?*rat- ' >hio. Th<* bou-wp judi?-i afy committee wou'd be authorized !?y the re?<?ltiti?H? t?? i?ndiX't inquiry and to determine whether any action should be taken by congreiftv. Tl?? fiieaKure meutionr-d that Judge I^aiMli* [wrniid reretve a <.-?>mbine?l salary of , >oO.(i00 a year from hi* duties as Judge! ami t>a*H?aU artdtrator She Knew Tlie Sl^nv ! A workman in a factory rrs-eived a !>ad rut on rbt* fat-e. lJ*-fore they got him to th?* doctor's office h?* fainted. . 1 1h> Hrst thing the drx-tnr did was to * ;?r?ur a iarce drink of lw?ttl?sl-in t>ond d.o% n hiui. The d^tor th*?n <iressed , his wound and tho man w?-nt his way. I'u* in at?out hnlf mi hour the man , wilt ha- k at tl??- offiis? with hi- wif?*. ami a- In- (.-ji ni'' h?* - 4 i ? 1 "Sht- wtm't t.?db'Vf ine." ? -Won't K.'ii.tf Hrtuc ' " irn'-d ' '.?? ?!<? t??r W'ifli rh;?: !)??? nnf*' ? .,ut "I've i 1 i v t with thl* man t<?> long not to kiiotv w h? Ik* ?? dnt'ik mwl !?en f -ht 1 :i I -r EVERYONE INVITED TO COME AMD HEAR The Rt. Rev. William T. Russell BISHOP OF CHARLESTON Preach at Camden Catholic Church Sunday, Keb. 13th At 1 1 A. M. and 8:30 P. M. During the war Bishop Russell was prominently identified with the Government Welfare Work. He is a very interesting and forcible speaker. YOU ARE MOST WELCOME ; - t*oMmr w hi *?? j?**?iaH > COUNTY ClfAIMS PAID - ' V , K?4k*r jfa* U ? ItM of CytUKjr flpimj jiaUl t?> like Kerthaw (tawtj Bdtnl "t at tfetir rtsiiai ?m-{ vton bHd ToMMhgr, Ythrmrf 1 1921 ttaaitftH >\ Xk!*?i?oa, salary and dn* tsaooj W L Klok*-*. Miter? ?0,00 1 J H. Mel*x*l, mlMTj avd eXp*-f?-"?"* rv-.V ?? ISltt if. K. M*??, salary chain Pins 41O40 <i. <\ WriA. >?iary and Jail ?'Xpr-OMm* ' ....,.'. _ ,y_ W il Ktrtstaad. salary I? M *<V*ill. wUrj and rtpfdMw Jf, *f Sjarrow *alarv 1 n I.. K!rklan<i. aalary ..., W K JWKirHI, Mlur) iDd fm In de lunltn-o laqulrrado KJ.lJ U 1. M.-KWir. aaUrjr ^trXVT 3X1 .TO 300i? Ml i 27 65 150.00 W. K, KumwII. Hilary H. F Bra*4agton. examining lunatic* and wood Si.rinr* and Shannon. -upfdie* ii'io* Furnishing Co . i<up|ittn lleruwitee Cotton Mill, right of way It. L Sparrow. right of may I?r. 8. O. Xemp examining lunatic l?0 00 UX75 , W>33 750.00 150i00 ... .5.00 675 150 00 1 9 00 12.00 12. Oft [ 10.0ft 40.41 State Highway Department. advertising ? Iiqm Team. *tJ|5?lie* ? VHtiroMa OBtpe Snppiy Co. .. ... i>r. J. W. Corbett. medical serrk* I. M AVr-?f. nad wort Thomafc J Wllllattls, horse The Camden Chronicle adrer thdnf The Camden Chronicle, printing .. 29.73 (1?v Killing Station, tafline ~ 0 .41 }J M. Clybnrn. ?uwliee 50.9R 1 W. A XfofVtrelU hors?eshoelng 10.00 i T F. Hoftoh. i*ui*-r t;.oo | The R. X. Bryan Co. ^Hp^jes B*5.2s tiarford Motor Tru<-k Cw-? truck part* w.. (J. I>, Prxi'ii ; Jr.. Salary Kershaw fV*?nty Iiri<lg?- Fund, lumt?er and expense Steven and I?avis. supplier I.H?erty Motor Salw Co.. *PPP?t** Bnrns and Barrett. sut?plie< Carolina Nash Motor Co.. truck part* V <aro*len Furniture Co.. supplies K J. Copeland. supplies 349.27 ! 40.70 i 2 !%T>J92 14.25 :x*v:s* 296.09 Ci-corg*^ Mohley. hired c^nx 96&P0 . 11.00 44.34 290.92 K<r*haV Filling Station. KUpplicS .; ....... The Texas Co.. ^?tppJ?es W. I.. Kirkland. freight. ete..:_. C J. M**Kenrle, r?~?ad work Kershaw Mercantile an<l Bank ing Co.. xtjppl jr*a JMn ltleky >road w?rk ? _ | K T. Rn<?0r?rough. kuttt>H?-v j Tru?*<dalf fiarag**. sup{*lic? ;J. It. Mium. road work ,? ? H. H. Tiller, puuper i J, I.. King. M^ylles I \V. L. M. Stokes, supplies <"amd*'n Motor Co., >ur^>lies ? T.. O. Fund<*rburk. s.upplie?< Kershaw l^iiDt^r Co.. lumNr HuKtfiM ami Hus^ins. bia?"k nuith wofk James Team, sujipiles Merchant* Furniture Co.. sup plier . ..._ It. B. Boss, suiiplies. . ...... . C. A .Tohnnon. ' road work \V !?. <r;ris-l<>. vaccination and tne^licint" ? * Citv of Cantden water and lights ..... Camden I>rug Co.. drugs Farmers Oroe*?fy C<t.:paii|)er supplies . ._ . A A. Shanks, -o-wrragp work at jail . ,..., 50050 Ker?ha*v Motor Co.. supplies Tom Johnso?. -salary janitor -I&.00 W. L, Kirkland. expenses .... RJ0 Clia:nn?n IV.ard of Commission ??r-*. '2 mil! Federal road fund .'16.6 5 IftSJVt 110 !2S.2f? 2^4.87 JSo ? 6.75 41.75 225.54 170.21 24.00 116.56 26.06 lO/io l.*55.0? ISO 5 ;itej i ' 19.00 46.00 #.75 lL 25.10 &2S 4.0ft Totai $10,418.10 B. E. SPARROW, Clt-rk Board of C??mmi.<si oners. MASTERS SALE i Sfarr of South Carolina County of Kerrfban (Court of. Common Queen V IH'h"*. as Administratrix of | rho estato of Ransome lva\ deceas ?*d ami in her own r^it, PUintlff acainst S<?|omoD T>?*av Nod I H:i;nj?ton I >pa*. .Fu'ia f?oa? or Jam^ Anna iH-as, WVH- Isaa^ I?oa?; and Hannuh Iloid?*n. n?-?* I ??*?>. all of full a;ye and JIannih Dea*. Ixiuriijf I?avi- l?'o an.} FPr Pons, thr !a*t f"iir hHtip mi -n??r? nnd??r ? Jit* :\Z" 1 1 hmrtfvn year.". t^feuda nt - Cvt^i'-r <!?-? ????? . f Hi ?i* Hoixt li.ttn S. \\"?i??.n |?r?? ?di??c .Itidjjp. r,t > Judicial ? < ir"M t d:it?d 1!?*_V J wiiJ M-ll t-? :h?- bidder ? ? r hnMers at pill'.]* .t ? i' -r i ? ? r i f-r ? ;i - li . Kor ??haw C-uul> Couri hou>t* di?T in Oam " ? !? ? ii in -aid ?ta*?-. 'luring tho N -j t! hours <<f ? ?n tlx- fir-: Monda> ? '* infr7th ? , of .Maf'h. ll'-l. tin real e?ia:r de?crit> ').!? ? ??rn'.l i :? I t lh< :i ?'v ?? titled .(??? i '?u. vij.'xJi vifir*} n * i? ?*h<wn .-?n plat : ?"?f Kfrtfcsw I"'< I ^ lit*. Surveyor from Mirvt-y madr Nov llrjo f";l? d hi Mid ?-!?>"? ?aid !o:< !*dn? r.umt* red on -aid plat iiiimrttr < ?n? ?"i;h the \ building th<-r^?n. ? two. tlir? ? four, i f:v?- ?*x vr-.-rti. eizliT. nine t?-n ? leven. J twelve a;ul fourteen. tM-iow "f sueti . >ha{?- a ml measurement <? as at * de Mi m-a ted ,.u -a i?l plat. referen? ?? tx-inc thereunto had will nt<-rf fuMj ?"vfw?ar: ?aid !???-? iwuir fM*t\ve?-n ftr??ad a!,d .Mar ket ?trti t.? and Hull and Klnc -freetx in th?* 'itv <d Camden in ?said St |U*. r. It <U/AHKH Ma -iler Cji:ndru. S i . Fet> 10. WZ\. Palmafesta ' I "*? Palmetto State Festival COLUMBIA, S. C. i March 28th to April 2nd, 1921 11# E have equipped our plant with every necessary ap- | plianCe for turning out the highest grade of printing on a fast schedule. We want a part of your business this year. We ask for your business because we know we can give you the kind of service you want, and we will give you satisfactory service or there will be no charge. Let Us Have Your Next Order The Camden Chronicle . Home Demonstration News flSr Mim Planche Tarrant> Gardening for February : , Sow in hot beds. eggplants, toma toe*, and plmentoe*. I^ast of month sow in 09*11 ground early pea*, spring kale, beets. Carroll, cHery, spinach, parsley, lettuce, radish. onion seta. horse radish roots and hardy lettuae plant*. Karly planting of potatoe* ran b?* ma<b* The Home iVmon^ratiou County Council will hokl its quarterly meeting on Saturday. February 12, at 2:30 o'clock in the office of the Home Dem onstration Afcent. All the women who are members of the chibs are a.^ked to he present . The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce has consented to address the council at this time. The Iteulah Homo r**monstration <*lub hHd it's regular meeting at the Cleveland School House on Thursday afternoon. February 3. The subject of| <tudy for this meeting was the School j I.uneh. The value of milk in the child's diet wras emphasized and th? parents wrere urged to have a bottle of milk placed in each lunch box. The value of peanuts as a Protein food was also stressed, and Preparing Salt ed Peanut* w-?s demonstrated. The atteiulance was good. fifteen ladies be in* pre<*-nt. and the name of Mrs. J. H. Ijicey, q new menq0?er was added to the club roll. Mr\ W. K. Hough delightfully entcr rnined the Oantey Hill Home Demon strut ion (Hub at her home on Wednes day afternoon. February- 2. at .1 :.10 o'clock. The attemlance wa> good, this beinz the first meeting in the new year. The Sehool Lunch was the sub ject of study. andvthe making of Pf*u | nut ItaUter ?l?-nx?n*?t rated. The h?Htes? !<erved a delightful course of | tea. fruit *alad. and crsckiprs. The j mei'tins adjournal to meet with Mrs. i II l: Truesdale on thr first Wednes [ day in March. ' nei-i]w?> Sailed iVanut*: Shell thi- raw peanuts Itlanch pea nuts and dry on a towel. Place one third cup in a sauce pan. When hot put iu the nuts and fry until delicately brown. "?tirri?i? to ke*?p in motion. He nK?\>?. place oli brown? paper and sprinkle with >?lt. Peanut Gutter : Parch peanuts. shell, clear them of husks, Grind through the meat chop j **r usinc the solid plate. To ?*a>*h quart of pulp use? Z t salt 1 t cinnamon or nutmeg 5 th apple or *-?ippfmon;r jelly Aild sufficient boiling: watr-r and mi* to consistency of cake batter. Pack In *4earili/,c>d jars and process. 4 o 7.. glasses. t> min. * or. classes. 10 min. The membership of the Young Wo men'* Christian Association is now well past the 500.000 mark. Kev. Andrew W. Blackwood, D. IV pastor of the Presbyterian church of Columbia has received a call to the pastorate of the Indlanola Presbyter ian church c*f Columbus Ohio. CITATION State of South Carolina. ;? County of Kershaw. Uy Vl. L. McDowell, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas. W. D. Fields madl gait to me to grant him Letters of Admlnl* tration of the Estate^of and effects of C. I. Fields. These are. Therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said C. I. Field*, deceased, that they be and appear be fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden. S. C? on February ITth next after ptMR^tlbii Qitm, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have^ wby the said Administration should not be granfcted Given under my Hand, this 3rd day of February. A. D. 1921. W. L. JtcDOWHU* : Judge of Probate for Kershaw Oouaty. Published on the 4th and 11th day! of February, 1921, In the Canto Chronicle and posted at the Coctt House door for the time prescribed by IMCfy. . . r. v . rTi"vr^ VOTING COUPON f 1 ? ~m Queen of Palmaf esta 'TALMAFESTA" care of Thf Chronifle. r1 " * ' < leiltlcraen : My ehoice for Queen ofl'uIuiHfesta is: . I N a uu> - . . ? Vdflrf?" ? -- Thi> <:oupon crcxxl for ono vote. A Yearly. I'alii-iQ'advaiwe Subscription to The Chronielr will 'vnint for 100 Votrs. "(Standard" Have It Done The Sanitary Way Steam and Hot Water Heating ALL WORK GUARANTEED Repairs Promptly Attended To c- . ... />I fA_ v Estimates Cheerfully Given Joseph E. Berkman =z: : TELEPHONE 362 LICENSED PLUMBER 53S D.KM-B STREET. i