The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 11, 1921, Image 8
WMww Mill Now*
We arc now lit tho proem* of instal
ling our n*?w Draper automatic plain
?-t loom* whh?h t?re to take the (inc?> of
our prosent rromton ^ Knowlc* lnumi
This i* pr?i>"ratury to changing our
product to the manufacture of honpi
? tiki gau M\ Aibout two hundred of out*
new looms havd been received and
the Draper erecting uien are faat got'
tiny these lined nji ready for opwatlon
Kaeh loom will t?e driven by an IikU vi
dua I motor which will do away with
shafting ami belting not only addlug
n great 'leal to .the efficient manufue
tilling of the elott), hilt will also hold
more strongly ?lhc guard against ae
ehtent prevention. The erect ion <?f
tin ?-<? 1|< <$ loom# |v taking pita ?
iTf#t" floor which has just b< ?en liewly
laid and completed ami n- rt*
)K?ihihle. replacements will be made ou
the aecotid floor of our Weaving !>???
partiuent
IiawihaU season is drawing near.
The day.w are getting longer and even
after <> o VI. * k it is light enough l?? get
out and have u little prcllmluury pmc
tiCf. The Wateree' Hoy's Cltih h?*ld
a meeting tin* t'luh House <<n Kri
<tay night of last week to discus* hiiBe
i<all and ?|.arted the hill rolling for a
feaiu this season. Mr. KJehu rds, suj*r
intendont of school* and .Mr. Marble
are making arrangement* to have both
the Hub hoys and the High School
hoys pet together on the Wateree dia
mond and have practice games dur
ing the week. Itasehall rules will he
discussed anil 'We know that, these
get-together meetings will mean a
great help to both team*. The dia
mond has been -scraped ami' things
? re in readiness.
Notice in hereby given that,
(n ii.ccordatu'e with Artlelo Sec
lion _ of the ( 'on.st It ul Ion and IU
Laws of tlje Hoard of Alderman of
Wateree Village the semi animal dec
Hon of representatives from each
hloek will I'c chosen to serve as Alder
man, also t ? ? elect a- Mayor and lle
'corder for the ensuing six month*
These to he chosen from the adults in
the village. This meeting and elec
tion .shall take place at the Club
House in the village at seven o'eh?ek,
Tuesday night, .Mniv^ I 19-1. ^
Mr. Kdward II Whitney <?f Jlosio.u.
who has" been for some time at the
Wiujtmlan o Mills. W I million*. S.
studying cotton manufacturing is now
lit "Wateree fulhering this study.
The hoys of tTTe K. o. K A .aro
very enthusiastic about getting their
baseball team limsl 071 for the season
and are practicing hard each week.
Ileeause last vea r-< suits will not be
Mervlmblc this \car, fhe\ have devised
a scheme to gel the cloth s<? that their
mothers can make the 1 1 f s Koch Fri
day night the boys get together at
their ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? house and have manual
training Their idea now i- t?? make
their work profitable in order i<> help
the fundrVf the t ? -:I III to I ? U > <loth fo>
tin* suit*. * >o i hey ha m* started t"
make fhwvei I. \c? Mos.j every woman
it tiii- tine- <>f the year i- glad to get
hold . nf a l><>\ t-i place her flowers.
These boxes am well made and the
prices icasonable. The boys take
these older- dill ill-' the week and make
them each I'ridav night, and deliver
them \\ hen made.
SHORT NKW8 HTMIK8
Ji Hfmt tf IntfTMl iilVrrd from Many
|
I *<nvite uii J house confer*'*'* have
agreed to make provision for an army
of uifii f<?r the next f??nl year,
jThln is a <*r?inpr??tt|lM* iKH-wtfii the sen
ate fltftuv.s of 175,'NHJ, and rhe lioiiw
filiate* ??f IflCMJOO.
('??iiKiitis ||1n paved a hill auitmrt*
iriK the transfer of tie- < ?it **i ? ?i?Ih po^t
offlee lathe < 'Ijly.en* National hank of
<<ii*t?ulii, for a new site am) $ 1774,000
in ?h for the erection <?f a new hulld
i"*
'iU*. Itoeko/ellcts have ?ontrlhtUe<l
*.vn?,?wH? T.t) Ttje <*hlne?.< firmlne fund
I'lfitiu nj^nrtars of the
exchange lire r>i < *i 1 1 J i ii|>i I -
?riii'm fnp '*ii ?in.-niTiTsnarna mir- ?>r from
M.UOO t<< $MMUH>0 unless they at onee.
pay .v.TiO.iHH) in ? f;? !i?i >.? in \ ?*s alleged
to have Imcii em he/ /.In I fruiu the
jjoveriuneiit ihrouvrh failure to account
f..| (he 'J |mt (flit lu\ reiiuirml <a>
each Moo I ransuction on the liftitid of
t ni tie..
Sj\ S.ilvatlou army world's who
rveij i |u* A nierli an soldier* iu the
irenehen of Kranee left, I'ldea^o hi*t
Saturday on their way to the lo|ier
eolony on the island of Java. All were
in yood health, I >?i t in accordance with
the salvation uruiy iprlUcLple they were
fijolng to the leper colony purely for
service.
Ilarvey t'. Heauine manager v?f a
dime savin#** hank in I>etrolt. Ml eh I'
i?an. killed Adam Janewskl last Satur
day while .lam-wski was trying to rob
his hank.
Theodore Itoosevell. son of lite ' for
mer president, has been selected as as
vista n1 secret a ry of the navy, the posi
tion that his father hold at llie break
i f i ir out <>f the SpaTrlsh American war.
.Mrs. Warren ?!. Harding, wife of
I 'resident elect I larding. has lieen
made an honorary member of the
re-uly formed Women's National lie
pnMiean I'lnh of Now York city.
Wants-For Sale
I
COK SAhK < liic ? !."? yn!l?<ii 1',-niovl
\xnia *elf HM-a^uriim Kt'f'osviie tank.
.<hTi w lien new , Imm'ii u>?ed ;i
while Will -I'll f<>r n In ?u t
I luilf priec. See L, A. Ma vim's, at
j < 'onsoiida ted Ant?? <"o.. <"iiudiMi. lfp
LOST ? < Mn- >"?? t< ' I inul?' strayed or
stolen from near r\n?l S i ?r i iijc pi it ?*<.>_
I'i nder please notify ? NV. .MoMey.
lit. 1 . Kerxlta w S. < lfp
KODAK KI{S ? Wi1 urc agents for
man films. Sp<*-il attention to fin
i^hihg. atl work jruarnnf er>M. AM
dress K. M. Jtuddin. at W. l{ /imp's
I M ntr Store. Camden. S. i *.
FOI'M) ? One fur -????? rf ' >w tier mn
liavf iii?' I iy <>a llinu :it I.amr's
1 1 i ir 1 1 'Irade < ; r< wi-ry. provitu; pro
pelt \ a ihl paving for 1 1 1 i advertise
men t .
I OK KKNT ? Two i-oii nei-t inir rooms,
furnished or unfurniidied. Modern
? ?I uiVenlell?-es- I'lione T? K 1 1 ro.ad
?^t reel . < 'a llldeli. Itp
CI. OS! Mi OCT ? In order to close out
vtoi'k of utei'elui inline of lafe |{. It
iCoilin-. at < 'a-sa It. S. < the entire
?>toek l> NeiiiK offered al a greatly
red u<mh| pjiee. .laiilev Stokes Kxeon
tor. f'ainden. S. ?' ."1 .
Statement of Sinking Funds of Kershaw County.
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tliiv fuuil :i ' mi I'Vimiv *.i flu- < 'mint v.
Tlif land iiiort^mox at>ovo mi*jit ii>nod an* t'n-t m?.r?^ac?*?* ??n ui?\\ai- ? ?{
ti.2 lO at ifM of land and liv.* (?? ?-??->< >?f i*mn jiTVTprrfr .n:-! : ? i ? *..|i
***rv;itiv<? Joans.
Mr Klrkhind nnd Mr. WY-t liiivr lu.i h.i.'iil il,i> fnml with a . > and
ability and ovf*rytliing is found in u-x?l Nh.i{?\
Tlio f??r<voin<? statonx-nt nun prw^nti-d t<> flu- Hoard *-f < oinin --i-<n?-r<
rm Marr*h m, 101! 1. and pTit>tli"atl.?i. 1 ?.< u: h. ?)?/??? l l.> Hi.mh.
^ 1, ATHENS T All IJJ?.
Attorney B.>slrd <"rf Cotintv (%>?ninl<^1wiior>.
1 " 1 , 1 111
OKT rn HV?tcv bu*y. U your job
unsafe? Ik it permanent? You want
a lifelong bufcim***. You wn
Into Mi-It it hu*ine??, KfliitiK wore
thun i :7 Watkin* prochieU dlrtrt
to farmer* if you own uuto or team
or cmu k?-i one; if you urv under fat
and can give Imml with imtkoihi)
Miin ti??H. \V?; back you with 1?1|C ?4*U
ink' tu-')M ; >?????? in t*i*ine?w :
!>0.ll00,000 liner* of OUT prodllVt*
Writ 6 for Information where you
.in ?'??! t. irit iv J It Wafkins
I.N-| ailment 11 i. Winona. Miun^*
in nil jft jHi
WK TtCAOll Through rorr*,*p?i?tleiH,r*~
the inns bookkeeping. atvountancy
ami peninanrftijjp taught in our
? "lie-.- daily. Very i<?w fa to of tui
tion. We an* as near you an your
inntl box. AYfttij A I !'??>*?*? for' par
iiculur*. Ibnwn's ItUKlncsa College.
An 1 Iiiiliil Si hi ml. Columbia, s. C.
?ifthfr
KOI) \lvFKS ? '{ orroct dcvclnp'llti:
In?||l9 better pictures. Send your
kodak liluiH t<? us ami got the b?\st
< ' 'linnliia Studio, I H'o Main strict.
Columbia. S. C\ Write for priee lint.
47-30
Carbide For All Makes of Gat
Generator*- ? Save trouble
and delays by buying from
T. B. McClain, at Manufac
turers prices plus freight to
Camden, T. B. McClain Cam
den, S. C. 43.
l?OAX?t? -on iniproved real estate, easy
term*. K. ('. vituTrewkow, Camden.
S C 15
FOR SALK ? Fresh vegetables. apinaeh.
young onions, lot t Vice, turnips, mus
tard, and kali*. Phone 100. 10
FOIl SALK ? Fggs for hatching from
pure bred Hrown Leghorns and
SjKM'kh'd Aneonas. Fertility guaran
tor!. .J. H. Zeinp, Camden, S. C. -17.
CONTRACTORS AND llt'ILDKRS ?
Fstimatos on wood and brick work.
In, a in I out of town service. Mood
work and lowest prices. Furnishes
plans and siMM'Ilient h>ns on all work.
IlciiKon ('arlos and Hubert Iiolley.
Camden, S. C. llJilpd
AOKNT WANTED ? For Worthmor*
flair Preparation. See or call or
? .Madam K. F. Helt-tu, 1713 (Jordob
Street. Camden, S C. 20t?
AN ORDINANCE
Against Transporting women for Im
moral Purposes Within the Citji of |
Camden.
Section 1. l'rom and -after the i?|s
-:iirc i?f this < ii-tliri i u<f. it shall he tin
lawful f ? ? r n)i) j?erson. firm ? ?r ? ?? n*p? ? r:i
tiou driver or drivers of any public
conveyanee, vehicle or common carrier
of any kind whatsoever. to transport.'
<yrry. con vi?y or assist hy aiding, abet
ting. encouraging. requesting of Other
wl-e in transporting. earrying. convey
i i ? tr or accompanying |\v any ways
or means whatsoever any w^maii or
\\ i ?nieii from any point within Hie
city I i ti I i T ?< of the City of Camden. to
any other point within the eify limits
of waid city, or from any point within
the city liinil? of said eity to any
point o 1 1 1 > y 1 e of the said eity or from
?niv 'point outside the eity limits of
i i ? I city to an) point within the in
forpor i ted limits of said city, for any
inimora I purposes.
Section "J -Any person in the City!
? ?I Camden in give information ah ait
or direct any other person or persons
to an\ hoii-e place for immyr il pur- :
or to any immoral woman or
women, wjii-ther the eonimmiieat ion he
hy w < nl of month direct or by tele
phone ni'ln writing.
Seetioit All) |H'|"oli ill the City
of ( 'a indeii to in\ ite. or entice. any per
vim or persons upon any avenue, street
road. highway, open space, public,
square or enclosure in the City of
Camden in accompany. no with or fol
low hi in or her any place for im
moral purposes or to invite, entice
i ;i<hlre?? any person from any door,
window porch or portico of any house
or building to enter any house. ^<> with
or a i*compa ny >>r follow him or her to
any place wha t-nevcr for iminoril
pnrp< iscs
Section I To rent a room in the
Cjt v ??f I 'aillilclt for (lie purpose of
a ss, j?na t ion or any immoral puri*"-e to
any person or per->on-s. or to permit
the n-c of any pari of premises which
he or she may control to he iis((| for
assjjf |i;t i ion or immoral purposes
Section o Any person or p-i^ons
dri\er of any vehicle. M-rvauts or
aiji'iils of nny eor| ?oration or corp <ra
tions or common carrier of any k nd.
who -hall knowingly violate the pr.vi
^ i o 1 1 **' of any of the forego ins; sections
of t h i - l M l li 11.1 lice', oliail I ie guilty of
i III j si |i "iliea Hi ?r Mild llpoll <*oli\ .|;on
thereof, shall !? punisheil hy a fine
of not more thnii one hundre-l ? I ? ? I ! . ii>
i s ] i h 1 1 m 1 1 or imprisoned for not more
than thirty day-; and any persons so
eolivi'ted who shall have .i 1! ? i<e
ft m the City of ('linden i- <tri\ir
o| o\\ net nf a public iniiveyaii,,e with
',n the City of Camden, sfia'l ha \ hi>
|. e||se i evoked .
IJa tifieil i.\ the Tlayoi .m.i \' 1. r
men of the t'ity of Camden. Si' in
Council assembled thi- >rv. nfli dm of
Mat -h Pi'Jl
\V I 1 .1 \ \
M . y o|
A ttcsi
If c Sili.'.elm . ? I) f \l \ p
II (I SIMM I Tn\
< Merk
AN ORDINANCE
To Close I p and Prevent the Lotah
lishment or Maintahuuire within
the City o( Camden of Any House
of III fame, Prostitution or Assigna
tion, and to Prevent and Suppress
Prostution within the Limits of
Said City.
s>h r oti l I: shall he unlawful for
any jM-rsoi, or |*?r?on> to mantnin.
keep, live ,i' or frequent disorderly
house or bawdy house within the City
?f Cntmlen.
Section J It shall he unlawful for
any j>erson or ;>er??>ns to rent or 1 1>
let, whether himself or hy agent or
whether he !*? principal or agent, any
hou**' within Die eity of Camden, when
Its the
Scientific Way
You've tried every other way to find the best
phonograph. Now try the scientific way.
Come in and make use of Mr. Edison's famous >
Turn-Table device. It plays four leading pho
nographs, all in the same room, all from the
same position, using recordings by the same
artist. It enables you to decide /for yourself
which is the best phonograph.
Ask to Hear the
Edison Turn-Table Comparison
( given only on request)
Notice to Manufacturers
The talking machines used in these tests are kept by us in the best
possible condition. Manufacturers of such machines, or U>eir rep
resentatives, are invite*] to inspect them, to regulate them, or to
substitute other machines of the same make, of their own selec?
tion, of equal or greater vaiue, at anj time during business hours.
CAMDEN FURNITURE COMPANY
li<> lias reason to believe that the siiinc
is being rented or let for the purpose
Of mantaining therein a disorderly
house or bawdy house. or to permit
any property that he may own or have
in charge as agentvto he used for tin
purpose of in a u t i ii i 11 .ir a disorderly
house or bawdy house. ^Vlien any
person owning or any agent for any
person owning any house within the
limits of the City of Camden shall he
served with a written notice signed
hy the Chief of Police. |n?liee officer.
Member of Council or any officer of
the city, that the said house is heing
used for purpose of maintaining there
in a disorderly house, it shall In- the
duty "f such person to immediately
invest igate the same, and if the same
is being used for such purpose to eatiM
thi' tenants to vacate the same within
fifteen days after such notice, :ind if
it he frequently established that such
was at said time being used for said
purpose and that the owner or agent
as aforesaid has failed or- refused to
comply with the teruis of this ordi
nance d iua nee. he shall be deemed to
have violated thi- Ordinance and shall
be subject to the penalties -hereinafter
prescribed
Suction A bawdy house or di?
orderly house shall be conM ructed to
mean a house to which persons resort
for the purpose of immoral sexual rela
tioiis (?r prostitution. ulictli'-r tin- -ame
1 >*? a house in which i ?r? 1 i r u r ? ?- or per- '
sotis of evil fame ) i \ t ? or :i house of
assignation. I
Seetion J ? it -hall l?' unlawful f. ? r i
any person owning or operating a i
hotel, rooming house. lodging house,
lion nlintr house. dwelling or oilier
house within i la- ?limits of tin* ("itv
of Caiiitlcu to permit any room or por
tion thereof to he used for the pur- j
pose of prostitution . ?i immor il sexual
l-ela I ions. If it shall he established j
that prostitution or immoral sexual ;
relations have heen practiced in su -h j
hotel, rooming house, lodging hou*\ i
hoarding house, dwelling or other,
house, and that the owner or keeper I
thereof has not used reasonable pre j
eaution to prevent the s'linc (lie said j
owner or keeper thereof shall he deem
ed tn have violated this Ordinanee and
shall he Mlbjeet to the (tenuities here
inafter prescribed.
Section ? Whenever ali\ eiti7.cn
>hall rejM?rt to the Chief of Police,
other Police officer ? ?r Member of
Council that any house "within the
limits <>f the City of famden is being
used or is suspected of heing Used for
the purpose *uf maintaining therein a
hawdy house or disorderly house. it
shall he the dllt.v of the Chief . .f Police
when said report is enmtnuuh a ted to
him to caiM' an investigation of .suid
ri'|M?rt to be made wM'hin five days,
ami tin- same procedure shall be fol
lowed ii i ?'>n report l>y any citizen tliat
i in u>or:i 1 sexual relations or prostitu
tion have occurred in any hotel, room
ing houw. lodging house, boarding
house dwelling or other house. A re
cord ??f such reports and the investi
nation thereon shall be kept at the
liead<|iia rters of the police department
of tin* <*ity, which record shall be open J
i fo liubiic inspection.
Section <>. ? Any 'person violating any
of the terms of this Ordinance shall i
t?<? deemed guilty* of misdemeanor and y
upon eonvietion thereof l>efore the
(Sty Recorder, shall be sentenced to
pay a fine not exceeding One hundred
dollars (l(XMK)t or to serve for. a
period not exceeding thirty 'days on
the piddle works of the city or to lw
imprisoneTl not exceeding thirty days.
Section 7. ? All Ordinances or part?
of Ordinances in conflict with tJiis
Ordinance be, and the same are here
by. repealed.
Section S. ? Ratified by the Mayor
and aldermen of the City of Camden.
S. ('. in Council assembled Phis seventh
?lav of Ma ivh. 10*21.
W. J. DT 'XX.
Mayor.
Attest :
IT. <\ S 1 Ni ? I.FTON,
CITY GARAGE
>
DeKalb Street, one door West of City Filling Station,
formerly occupied by Kershaw Motor Co.
1 laving 1 ented the above garage, we are now prepared to serve the
public, promptly and efficiency and at very reasonable prices. We are
botH experienced mechanics and do tHe work ourselves, thus eliminat
ing helpers cost and careless work:
We Guarantee All Work That We Do. Give Us Your Patronage.
PETTIGREW & HALL