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VOLUME XXXII. CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1921. 11 NUMBER 46. i ? NKWH OF KIKKWOOI) HOCIKTV Tournament For I). A .R.'n Was Sucetwa in Kvary Way. The Tournament Tuesday t-roninK, which was hold under the aus pices of the Hobkirk Ilill (Chapter I) X. |{ was a brilliant huocohn in way The attractive rooms of the Club House were filled with a merry Itartv of visitors and home j>ooplo, all <if whom enjoy?sl to tfhe utmost the bridge and the delicious refreshments served afterwards by tin* efficient oom wittee of flu* looil chapter. Miss Cly 1tura Itop'nt, assisted by Mrs. T. J. K-rkland. Mrs. <?. II. I^noir, Mrs. M. (i. von Tresekow, Mrs. W. A. Anerum. Mi's. Taylor and others made the Hire * <*?ss .assured by their skillful manage* (Meat. There were twenty one tables player*. Miss Alary Kirk land won the first prize and Mr. Ilaltett carried off the second prize. The proceeds of the evenings pleasure are to be ap propriated to the renovation of the "historic old Court House, which the! Hohkirk Hill Chapter now owns, andl which they wish to use ' as a Relic Jloom as well as a Chapter Hall. Another largely attended affair or Tuesday evening was the buffet sup per given' at their home hy Mr. aixl Mrs*. %V\vton Roykin, for their house quests Mr. ami Mrs. MeKee Craham. of Kewickley, l'a. Mr. Coirs Phillips arrived y est e I' ll ay fro in New York, nnd has joined his family at Hohkirk Inn for a short visit. Miss (Miisliolm of Charleston Is visiting Miss Kllen Williams at Mul berry. ^ *s^ The fine w.eather of Tuesday after noon attracted a larRe gallery of golf ers to Sitrsfield to witness the exhibi ! ion uiateh played by Mrs. Fred C Letts npd Irving Stringer against Mips Edith Camming* and T. J. Harmon. Jr. Mrs Letts, who holds llie woroans western championship for this year, and 'M4su Ctimmings and Mr T J Harmon Jr. Mrs Camming* camp to Hobkirk Inn from (^hieapro last week. They are delighted with (linden and regret their neces sarily short stay here, as they are to Uo to Udlfiflit for golf the end, of this week. Mr. and Mrs, Warren Harris of Pittsburg. who ha\*e ln*en on a motor trip to Miami, arrived a fov days afro nl the Kirk wood to join their daugh ters Miss<?s Katherine ayd Jean Harris. Mrs. .lame*: K, Uandolf of Morris I own. who is passing the winter at lhe f\)nrf Inn entertained several friends at ten in the Stndfo on Wednesday Hfteniooii. i . On Thursday Mr. A. S. Bigelow of Huston who is at the Kirknvood for the winter gave a fea at the Club House for Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jtrooks of I lost on. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Washburn of Pro>hdonce. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Jr., Mr. A. S Sillsfoeb. Mrs. Montgomery Wilcox and Miss Tmvnsend. Mi?-s Frances Todd will give a dance <ni Friday evening at the Club ITou.se fur her quests Miss Mary \V. Morris :iii?l Miss Serena Stevens. Mrs. ItolKM't Allen, who is visiting h?r parents Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Boy ?^i'i it; CHinden expects to return the -first <,f i),'xt week to her home in [New York. T*r. and Mrs. Wa-ltor it. Parker have arrived from Detroit ;md are at ' he f'nurf Inn. Mii Montgomery Wilcox, of i'hila dt'lphia js s]x*ndlng tlie season at the Kirk wood . Judge Charles A. DcCoursey, of the "?'npreiue Court of Massachusetts. is fit Hobkirk Inn.' ''ii Thursday afternoon Mr. T. Ed Uiiiinl Krmnhhol/, gave a bridge party |f??r th* guests of his hotel. Th<* first ; > r : ? uav won by Mr. W. C. English of F'.?'sf on, ami tin* second by Mrs. W D. | Ka rkley of Stamford, Conn. ^ very large number enjoyed the v .--ntine Dance on Monday evening 1 ' f 1 " ?"? Kirk-wood. The music by the |K;rkwo<Kl Orchestra ndded much to ii- pension. Rafc? I ih"?da y. February 22nd, at CaradtHl [Hiding and Driving Club Track. Six !.)>-??<! r.f fast trotting and running Lors^. S|?><-ial das* for ladles. These ri (? v e<l to be the best races of In* present season. There will be n Mnuber of local entries. Admission, SI N'o charge for grand stand or irking space. riif Weeks Arrivals at the H<?4Hs. Kirkwood : Miss Burton, N Y ; E F ( ?ndreau, F X Quinn. Phi la : C II Willia, J M Maherr C B Kafie, F H Hornet, Buffalo; A II SlllM>ee, Boa- J 'on; R p Bowen, Mrs Alex Stern, Mrs, W 1 Lockwood, N Y : Mr and Mm H H riiBaer, Went Va; Dr and Mm 0 F V Speheor, M W Recti. N V: I I K Mar Crone, John Owen, iH'trolt ; Mr ami ?Mis S;i nuiel Slude. Chleaito; if It Wil kinson, .Madison X .1 : Dr and Mix W W Whaelken, N V ; Thomas 10 Hodg kou. Mi* and Mrs Howard Wilson, Mi ami Mrs William MoMa story, Montreal Mr and Mrs W M Kamsdell, Miss .loan KainMicii, Huffaln; Frank Rj Stains, Sa ratine; Mr and Mrs W A l.athrop, N Y ; Mr and Mrs R R Raylis. Mr and Mrs (/ T Pary. Rrooklyn; Wlllard N Haylls, Huntington. X Y; J .J Horst mann, J F Gallagher. Homy F Mitchell F .1 lift (forty; I'liila : W W allien. Yonngstywn ; J K DuffM, Phlla; Wil 11am (Ifay ton Jones, Phlla ; Mr and Mrs F D Williams. Fast Orange; Mrs Horndon Chora w, j H Fogan, Mr and Mrs. S Jones Phillips, Mr and Mrs J Albert Marshall, Mr ami Mfs W IV Polk. Kennedy Pa : Mi s Karl S Phil lips. David h Philli'ps, Phlla : Mr and Mrs II O fGougiin. Xiiliey, N J ; Frank Hughes Montclalr Mr and Mrs Goorge S Wright. Boston: Or ami Mrs W S Currlc, G F Riee. N Y; Mrs Farley G Clark Toronto: I)r and Mrs F s TH> plO, Madison. X J: Mr and Mrs Frank Melville, X Y: Mr and Mrs <; P Ihir iloin. Mr and Mrs W F Passavant. Mr and Mrs R L Gillhain. Phlla : Mrs Daurfl. Moiiett. Columbus. Ohio.; <? Mai com Davis. Short llllls, X J ; Mr and Mrs John W Thompson. Haekensaek. X J ; J P Green leaf. Fdgemero. Mr and Mrs J M Hubbard. J M Hilhane, Jr.. Detroit: Mr and Mrs John Rradley T.ord. X' Y: Maurlee I' Muggers I>e-i trolt; Miss F S Masou. Mrs W A Taft. Boston. Mr and Mrs Raymond S Foor Mr and Mrs John A McCowu. Miss Mary Louise McOown. Phlla; Mr and Mrs Schoenbrun. Miss Ilolon Schoen "(Chicago : Mr and Mrs A D Slkos Buffalo; Mr and Mrs John W Auchin eloss, N Y; Mr and Mrs Frank Xor ton Rait ; MVs Thomas Lea niiivg. Phlla; S Preseott. Fay, Roston : Mr nmt Mrs J W Parker. PnrUand. Me. Court 1 if 11 : Mr and Mrs W C Beeeher Brooklyn V Mrs S W Heyhttrn. 'Miss ("Sitter, Miss Martha Reylmrn, N Y; Mrs J ami's ,.F Randolph, Morrlstown ; .7 H Stagg. Bridgeport : Mr an<l Mrs W H Wllmer, Washington: I>r. and Mrs. Walter R. Parker. Detroit.: I)r J II ? Bryson, Washington : F II I>aPiorre East Orange: Samuel II Coombs. of Brooklyn : "Miss M L Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.1 W Norri's. Philadelphia ; Mrs W R Bennett, John K Bennett. Brooklyn: Mrs E M Browne. Garden City: Mr am!- Mrs E II Wafuer. Bos t on : Alfred Reeves. Yonkers: Mr and Mrs Yalcntine Bartlett, Chicago ; Mtv and Mrs Charles Fletcher. Melrose: c .1 Sherman. Atlanta: Mrs ?! Gale Fairman, Middletown. Conn.; Mr and Mrs Harrison Boyd. New York; Mi's Graham F Thompson, New Haven ; Mrs Z W Vvilcox, John II Wilcox, of New Bedford: Mrs. Morle.v. Mfss Fran ces Goodwin. New York : Mrs. S. W. Iliggins, Mrs. J I) Cameron. O legit, NT. Y.r Mr. G W Bills, Colebrook Ellis. Mass. ; Mr and Mrs John A Camp, of Trenton: Mr and Mrs Walter C Er ben, Mr. and Mrs Phillip Erbcn, Pa. : Mr. R X Pit linger. Mr C -I Shannon, Atlanta. Hohkirk Inn: C O Foster. New Bedford. Charles A DeCoursoy, Bos ton: Mrs. F C Ix'fts. Miss Edith Cum mings. Chicago: John G ITenningher, Boston: D C Hey wards Columbia: Mr andd Mrs. Tlios II Dinsmore. New York : Coles Phillips, New York. For the Hospital. A very sonorous rnnt rihution hn? boon made by Mr. T. Kdmund Kruin bholy. and t Ji ** quests of tho Klrkwood Hotol for tho re-building fund of the Camden Hospital. .\*oro than six lnni drod dollars has boon contributed a* a response to tho appeal f<?v liolp by t ho Hospital whieh was so badly dam aged by tho roi-ent fire. This is just an indication of tho willingness of tho visitors in our midst to always assist, in Nill our looal needs. ' Tho list of contributors is as follows: T. K. Krumhlholz, $100: Robert Shaw. $2."> : A. M. Hates. Chicago. $100; Mrs Cox. #K?: Mrs. K. B. Cox. $7, : It. E. Hooves, Summit. $100: Mrs. La liter bach. $10: Irving Bent, Bethlehem. Pa. $50;Mrs. W. W. Montgomery. Jr.. Rad nor Pa.. S2T> ; Mrs. Irving Rent. Both lehoin. $2T> : W \V Montgomery. Jr.. Radnor. Pa.. Mrs. Montgomery Wilcox. $.*? : f! I.. Lawrence. $10; Mal colm S. Creenongh. $2f> ; CanijVboll Stewart. $!!.*?; A. S. Blgolow, $2 T> ; Mrs. Campbell Clark. Now Y<?rk $10; ("ash. $8: Mr. Ward. $10. i , Humtinnquc. iho song ??f a mother's boati made visible ; the droa-fti of a mother's life come true. A melody of love and tears and laughter played silently on the hot eon. The Kirk-wood Orchestra especially engaged during this preeenUfUon for both Matinee and nijfet performance*. Showing at the Ms lostlo tod ar. * XT KOI J. OF HONOR. For Camden graded ami IIIkIi School For Month of January. <?rade I.? ' Mary Itrltton. Margaret Uoodale, Harold Hough, Ncedhaiu Pitt man, (Jraee ltohlnson. Alhv IH'Pass, Ktnily (ioodale, Murgaroi M<H\?y. Ktllth Wehster, James Shirley. Orudt* ii.? -Kllzaherh Henson, (Jay Hlackinon, Willie Hallo. Genovji ?lone*. Carolyn MeKaln, Olive Nettles, Kvely n Player, FniHy Pitts, Myrl Past, Le Mora Ithaaie, Adole Suvage, Mattie Shaw, Kssle Watts, Shannon lllaek well. Henry Lee Clyhurn, Allen Hardy. Woodmw 1 -Ingle, Thornton Hvmus, Le roy llarrc)*on. tirade !1, Itcuton Hums. Marvin I luekahoo, llohert Kennedy, Duncan Lang, Iloehelle Sheorn, Margaret An cruin, Catherine Hoykln, (*arolyn ltur i???t . Hetty Cnreloh, Sara Forle, Inez Cardncr, Noll (ioodale, Virginia Hallo, Sarah' M 111m. Nancy Pea roe, Maureen Smvoll, Klleii Stewart, (Jrade I. ->4?> 1 1 y Hhiekwcll. Mary Hoykln, JOvelyn Hr.uee, Kdlth (ioodale, Louise Trapp, Kohoeca Zemp, Frances (?wens, .lot' Mogulcsvu, Elmer Watts, (irade 5.-1? J(JeArge TWlwelj. tirade tl. Carolyn Woolen, .luuielle Halle. Mary Curoton. Sarah DoPass, Maude Dabnoy, Mary (((Habile, Har riet Whltaker. Mary F. McCoy. Marga rot Hillings, R<?l?ert Hruce. tirade 7 Henry Hardy, Klihu Soh Indturg Alma Holland. tirade S. Christopher Vaughn. Ce cil Wittkowsky. Mildred (lardner, Am e.tt I jodford. lionise HlVseh. William Nettles, Kmily Jenkins.' Alexander Savage. Orade ? Emily ? Wooten.- Hasll Hruoe, Margaret Mills. Lonnle Munn, Martha Workman. Ethel DoPass. Ralph Little. firade 10. ? Estelle Williams Laurens Mills. Mary E. Hough. Nellie Klrk laml. Ixnils doLoaeho. tirade 11.- Edna Tiller. (Voile Trues dale. Louise Watklns, Margaret Jen kins Oakiuan Hay. Elizabeth Ledford. Stella A. Hall. .1. T. llav. Thomas Waters. American Railway Express Co. Helps Among thtr ^numerous agewies! throughout the country cooperating! with Herbert Hoover, Chain nun of the, European Relief Council, in his effort to raise $.13. 000. 0(H) by. means of a national collection for the relief of lit cipient starvation anions 3.500,000 children in the war stricken countries of Central and Eastern Europe are thej American Express Co., and the Ameri can Railway- Express Co. Through the authorisation* of <t. C. < Taylor, president of both organiza tions. "invisible (Juest" certificates, certifying that the jmrcluiser has sa! vaged the life of one or more of Ihej little war victims, have been pluced | 011 sale at 25.000 of the Company's' otiices throughout the TTnited States.' The cost, of saving one child until thej acute condition hat* been relieved by the) next European harvest is $10. but do-i nations of smaller sums are welcome t and a contribution of .51.00. under the; economical administration of the coun cil. will, keep life in a little body for a month. The Relief Council is an amalgama-j tlon of the American Friends Service' Committee, American Red Cross, Amer ican Relief Administration. Federal 1 Council of the (Churches of Christ in' America. Jewish Juint Distribution | Committee.. Knights of Columbus, Y. ? M. C. A. and the Y. \V. C. A., formed' by Mr. Hoover for the elimination of. duplicate effort in ministering to tin starving children, to the end that the last penny <>f every dotlar contributed | might read) :i hungry child in -fhe( form of food or medical service. "InrisLble finest" certificates, which ran be purchased for any amount from' $1.00 up. arc pn sale ar our local otticel iin<l contributions to this good cause j will be gludly received by F. N. Mc-t Corkle. Agent American Railway Ex-' press Co., and forwarded to Mr. Frank lin K. I?ane, Treasurer. Euroiieau Re ! Lief Council. 42 liroadwav. New YorkJ Thanks The People. 1 wish to thank the good j?eo|)h? ?>fj Camden, and the pastors of tbe Itap | tlst and Methodist Ohurchf * for their 1 co-operation lant Sunday In my work of trying to keop alive the .>rtihuued Armenian children. Instead of only one service, as was first planne 1. by common consent of all parties concerned we (Ifcldcd to make an aj?peal at the Methodist Church in the morning, where we raised $1,154.05 and at the liaptlst Church at night, where we raised $743.83. a total in cash and sub scription of $1,900.78. . May Hcaren's richest blessings abide t|>M ?%ry one. N. A. BOYAJIAN. Camden. H. 0., *>fcrwarj 14. 1021 SKCRKT1 HI KS (ll{(. \NI/i: 1 ? ":A"' ' ? ? ????? ???'??' : v '? \ ' : Next Meeting uf CoiiHiMTrifcl Set'i?la rle* to H > 11*1*1 in Camden. ('. IV Mclhiuiel, seerota ry treasurer i ol' i li?> Camden mitX KorshaW County Chamber of Commerce rt'luruwlv tO Camden Tuesday in<u nin? fj<oiu Colum Itiii .where lu> attended a conference 4?f tiii1 xiKWtniie* of tlio commercial < ??? naul/atioiis of Sout h Carolina. The conference was tti?< result of a 'call Mont out t?y tin* South Carolina 1 level ? opuicnt Hoard for the purpose of dix cuhkIkk <!'?' agricultural situation of our stale, Many very prominent speak crs. wure present at rnix meeting, tin* )>rinri|Mil address on the agricultural situation hclng made by tJo'VeVnor Man ning. Tii*' fa rutins program recently a?lopt ?'ii hv our loL-fti orgni/.ation iweivwl eonsMeeahle praise at ' tl?o meeting re ferred to above. ami it is possible that many articles in it will he used to put fanning throughout South Caro lina on a more solid hasis. Another -feature of the meeting' was the discussion of the sweet potato marketing plan heln^ used in Califor nia and I he possibilities are that South Carolina will l?e the first state in the South to take np this |?iau of market inu. The night session of the conference wns given over entirely to the organ!*/.;! tiou-ol,. the South Carolina Secretaries Association. which asnocia t ion wns or ganized for thr sole pui'iKise of .creat ing a urcaU'r co-operation between sty returio* that they may ho hotter fit-! ted#o handle the many problems that confront them in their daily routine of work. The organization was perfect ed at the mooting and the following of. flee I'M wore elected. President : A. 1*. Fant. Anderson. S. Vice-President , Holt Ya Thorough. < >rangel)urg, S. Secretary -Treasur er; II. R. R ranch, Chester, S. (': Kxe cutive Committee. C. P. M<l>anle|. Cain don, S. C.. 10. I. Iteardon. Sumter. S. O,, ami Rov Swindello. Timuioiisvillo S. C. The next mooting of th* a?xo<*hiti<ui will iie lieid in Camden on Monday. April 4 til., at which meeting the con Mtltutioj) and liy-la wk will he adopted and a definite program of work ontlin ed for the coming year. 1 H'afwee Mill News. A most enjoyable itmL? -pleading f rl p ' W ii s had by Mr iiikI Mrs. IF. K. Unlloft.'j Miss Annie K. Thompson,. Mr. I<\ It. Marble and Hov, \V. 10. Kurcron during their visit in Boston in attending tin11 tenth annual conference of Lock wood I (ireen. & Co. The cyuferencos and the; joint meeting helf? *vere a source of inspiration and lent to us from Wate liit* CMithu.siasni and new ideas gather ed from :i real get-to-gcthcr meeting like this one. While many of the meetings related to engineering or mill matters or service work they ;i 1 1 had as their foundation the one thought of "service," whether ii he in engineering mill <>r welfare work it must all he carried out with the thought of giv lug veal service and co-opera lion with those whom %ve deal so we may reach that point <>f heller understanding of each others problems resulting in a closer relationship in the solving. The ideals for which Look wood, (Jreen and Co., and their associates stand, it is needless to say. were indelibly print ed in the minds of tho?*i? who attended the Conference. The night school which is carrying on elementary work on Tuesday and Thursday nights , at the Club House and ban been' for the past three weeks is Coining along in ftne style. At the start only about eight were present, but the attendance has grown rapidly and there is now a class of nearly 30 that are coming very regular. This school is open to anyone in the village. A period of fifte .. ininntc< each nl^ht is given over to a general talk before work I'Cgins and some of the class have told "ome interesting experiences of their early school days and the bene fit tliey are getting from the night srhonl Mr*. Pierce and Mis* Ynrbo-, rough are always ready to welcome and help the pupils nnd any new one* that may come In from time to time. The Reading Room and Library will only be open on Monday nights from now on and also on Wednesday after j noon* Monday nights will be from !7 to S ..'?0 p. in. and on Wednesday from | 'J to 1 p. in. Watered .Mills Kiiiuiiiig Ajrain. After a suspension of several months tlio Wateree Hoffon Mills has resumed oiK-rntions. Tho mill has I MM*n under j?oln2 some repair during tho shut down Otit* floor of loomi is being replaced wit h new looms and only about half of th#? mill Is being operate<1. A* soon as one floor is finished the other* will !m? r^pU^ed and then ft in expected the mill wiH resnmr with a ft?ll force. ilAKKKY KOK <WM?>KN # , . . .. "' I, Will He C?*ii|>lot"(l and Kead.\ for, Operation by A|?ril Isj, TIiIn >eai\ The eitlseu* of Camden. us well as nil of Kernlntw County. should bo avei-Joyijd Willi the news that CrtiBt den Is to have a i'ohI ujvto-dato bakery. The announcement of the owning of jhls bakery Voiiioh from the ('a union ami Kershaw County <'hninher of I'om merco. The stH-uvinu of this bakery is only our of tin* niaiiy badly needed enter prises that t lio orgaui/atiou will bring to Camden within the coming yoar. It bus In'on rumored mi the street* for many days thjit the Imkery would open, however th?' rumor could not be affirmed until yesterday when IV MoDaniel, secretary d rea surer of the organisation gaVe out the announce ni4*iit for publication. The imrtlcH interested in the bakery art; Mr. H. <J. Saudeis nnd MY. A. L. Anderson, both -of Hitter, South (Viro liini. Itoth .Mr. Sanders and Mr. Ander son comes to Caimtcn higlily recom mended from financial circles through out l ht* South, and the citizens of Cam den should extend a warm welcome to these gentlemen into < 'a union's com mcre'nl field. These two gentlemen lire now in St. l'airt. Minn., buying machinery to ?*< | u i | ?p t In* bakery and It is needless to say that it will be equipped with the most modern machin ery obtainable. It is their plans to have the bakery o|M'U and ready for operation not later than April 1st. M<ith M r. ,Sn nders and Mr. Anderson spent srvorn I days in Camden survey ing t lie field as they hud many cities in view, but after a few days here as guestfc of the Chamber of Commerce (hey made up tlieir minds that Camden offers! a wonderful opport unity for a bakery. which resulted in their deter mination to locate here. Mr. Sanders, ns well as Mr. Anderson, were warm in their praise for the genuine hospi tality displayed by the many citizens they had the pleasure, td meet while here on their short visit. The officers and directors of our l 'ha mber ?vf Commerce do not feel that It is necessary to urge the citizens of Camden and "Kershaw County fo give all the -RTipport possible to this" fievv enterprise, as they feel that it luis been so badly needed that thf* citizens will naturally do this*, hmvever they do urge every one to begin now to brost for the success of the bakery, which will In turn encourage them In their efforts to bring other cUTcrprlse* here. I'oth Mr. Sanders and Mr. Anderson promise the jjwiple of Camden 1hat the bakery will be one of the most modern bakeries in the entire South arid (hat they will furnish us with nothing but t he J >e*i . . rutting in Traffic Signs. Tin' city is having traffic sj^n pole* placed at several of the important eor nor* of the city. (Mii? is being placed nt tin- corner opposite the opera house, another at Ml. Moriah lhiptist Church corner and one at corner of Broad ami DeKalb streets. They are mftde of cement and have several iron rods running through the center. lOlectric wires lead underground tr? the posts ami on fop will he placed red lights.. The city had drive to the right ?l>'ns placed at the important corners sever al months ago. hut \v reckless drivers ran over them and they were soon de stroyed. The driver who hits one of flic new posts will have some jolt oomitig 10 him. Slightly Injured li> Automobile Mr. Hiram Nettles was slightly in jured Monday afternoon by bclus; hit hy an automobile driven by Mr. K M. Crollc.v. of The Hermitage Mill village. The a^ ideni happened on Main street and i? sjjld to have Iweii unavoidable. The ear w irolux at a \ery slow rate and was *to|Tped immediately-. Mr. Nettles js more than mi years of ay* and his numerous friends throughout the eoiinty are glad fn know rim f he i vwi > not haifl.\ hurt. Fashion Shop to Open. S<-hh?*4turg ami Knresli, %v 1 ir? have roeently fitted up the bhildlng moiiUi of the S?*)i)o?burg store are pin n - ning It) have their opening on Tues ? I *t \ F??hriiary ITJtul. They have )ia <1 it fitted with beautiful furniture and show eases and It Is a most inviting jrtaee ami the ladies can find most un.vthlng they deaire in the ready-to wear line. Mr. Sam Kareah returned thU week from the fashion Onters In New York, where ho bonght the latent he eon Id find and the good* are arriv ing daily and will he here in time for the opening- They are ualng a half po^e advertisement In thi* week 'a jn?* i par to aiHMMinee tl*Ir open in* , it 'stick OAftK DHAU NillivV of Cheater and St'cviiil Justin* )To I Mr In I -ess Than Month. Chester,, N. O., Fehruaiw l.'l. Asmi elate .1 \?Ht li*t? (Jeorge \V, (hlgo, of tU?? South Carolina supreme eoini. tllo?l at his home here at (J o'clock this after j iiOQfi after , a Jon# Illness, Justice Cage 1& the second associate justice of the1 South Carolina supreme court to day to die in less than one month. As **? soeiate Justice Daniel K Hydrick lui \ in# <Ii?xl January 15. Justice On go had boon III four weeks with pneumonia. Me was (V? years old. tic studied law at Vandeebllt university nfter completing his aca demic course nt Wofford college, Spar, faiihurg. S. C, Itefore his! promotion to the circuit, bench he Merved in the lower house of the general assembly of South Carolina, He was elected to the su prenie court bench seven years ago. lie is survived by four sous and one daughter. The funeral will he held In Chester Tuesday morning ill II o'chx'k.. Number of Men Mentioned. Columbia. February Mth. The death of (ieorgo W. Cage. associate justice of I, lie South Carolina Supreme Court Sumlay night -has occasioned u block of announced and projected can dldnles us his successor which will have to ho oh'eted by the Ceuenil As sembly. Anions those announced are: (?eiieral M. I.. Hoirhain. of Anderson, adjutant general of the state: llane F. Hice. of Aiken, judge of the second circuit : Thomas S. Sense, of Spartan burg. Judge of the seventh circuit: Mendel L. Smith, of Camden, former circuit judge; William II. ToWnsend. of Columbih. Judge- of the fifth cir cult ; It. Withers Mumminger, of Charleston, judge of the ninth circuit: It. T. Cnrter. of Itamberg. former inem bor of the House of Representatives : (iqorge S. Mower, of Newberry, mem bor of the House: Finest Moore, , of 1 Lancaster, judge of the sixth circuit : W. W. Lewis. of York, and Fdwat'd Mc I vor, of Chora w. judge of Hie fourth circuit. No date for Ihe filling of the va cancy has been set. but probably It will be some lime the latter part of tills week or#hat of next. Not To Be Candidate. Col. Mendel I.. Smith. of <3umden whs In Columbia yesterday attending the meeting of the American Legion. Colonel Smith formerly a judge of t h?? circuit court, n post which- ho. re sinned to on Mm* the American army ?for service in the World War. haw been mentioned in connection with tin* vaeant associate justiceship. (?mteful lo his friends in the general assembly ami others, lie said yesterday: "1 sjinil in no ?ii retimsf a wes he a candidate for the associate just iceship." \< a circuit judge. Colonel Smith's record was enviable, his charges to era ml Juries about law enforcement, aii'l public education attracting gon eral and favorable attention. He is' l?raet icing his profession in Camden. ? Wednesday's State. Will Address Baptist Church .Many members of the Camden Rap list Church. es|x?eialiy the members of The .Men's Bible Class, are looking for ward \\ it h much pleasure to Hie ad dress which will be delivered at the evening service. Sunday February H7th I b> -Mr. T. B. I-anham. Bxecutivo Secre tary of the State Young Men's Chris tian Association of South Carolina. If is understood that Mr. T.anham is coming to Camden ji l the request of the Bible Class, and il ]<?? hoped tltat every member of the class, as well as I h?- entire membership of the church will let nothing prevent them from be iuir present. as Mr. t,anhatn's address will he of trrent interest to everyone Special music will he a r ramrod hy the choir and it i< expected th:it the audi torium a\" ill bo filled t" iis capacity lone before time f ? ? r ti?e servlo* to *tart. To .Maid* Annual Visitation. 'IT ?*? (light Ii<'voroiul William A. <i?M*rry. 1> D . Hi shop ?f |Ik? Diocese of Sr.nfh <'n rulinn will mak* his annual visitation to !??<?*? Church Parish on Sunday morning at. tlio rlrvon o'clock srrvir-o. ,JIo will preach, administer the AposLulk: ItiLe of Confirmation and r-olHirato tho Holy fommuitlon. Bishop flnrrry is a speaker of uu usual powor and Is always trvl?ronH?d by a large oonsrroga t ion. A1J hp1 <-ordi ally invited. Thn *t?rvir"ej* for tiuudny will 1 *? at 8 a. in. IToly Communion; 11 a. zn. Annual Visitation of tl?* Bishop of the DIoccm, and second Celebration of the Hoiyv- Oom?i?Milof?. - Rvenfng nrarer at 5 n. m ^ -V