The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 18, 1921, Image 2
"I'LL GIVE YOU MY CHECK"
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a good bid for your respect and confidence. Is shows
him to be business-like, prudent, and possessed of the
w wt-r t<> saw. it gives Kim i| air of prosperity
and success.
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If you do not already enjoy the recommendation '
of a check book, step in and see us. You do not need
a large sum to at art a checking 4 account. and the
method of keeping it can be explained in a moment. 1 /
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OF CAMDEN, S. C.
STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE
Double - Barreled
Service
W/HEN you buy I H C machines, you
also buy the Service that goes with
them? the co-operation t hat exists between
us and the International Harvester Com
pany, and w hich we intend to continue
with you. We expect to hold your con
fide nee in the I H C 1 ine by furnishing
the best 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 does not stop with the
original sale, but you can hardly expect us to
assume 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 C Repairs.
We sell only genuine 1 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 safe! ?
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S. C.
No Red Tape
in Joining Our
Christmas Savings Club
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T?IK NKW I'KKSIDKNT
Intimate Hkrtrti of Hon. Warren (i.
* Hanlin*.
else In* mi)' In*. Wirrpn 41,
lfardlu#, alwa.v* ?l?is.sifi,> hun-vlf ax]
.in editor, |mt^|>hfT and print*/.
prou<l of l?l* |troftMi<lou>l accomplish
let* * 1 1 1 ?? a i mI tnMlHC. til# lUck Hiuni
aud iuo?t sacred jM?8*c*slott is n {triut
er's rule currh*l in lil^ )M*4ct where
ever ho (toes ; un<t hU ckoac friend* *?y
ho wmiht rathor wet a fticfc of typo
a i ? > da> than grant an audience to
an ambassador.
For more than thirty yet rt Mr. IImihI
lug's broad and butter lm* t>eeu earned
h\ tin Ma l ioirst u r7~\Vl lose r o?ipi 1 1 1 - i 1 ? i 1 1
ties lie a ssutned under heavy mortgage
and whose years he nourished at the
exponne of going hungry more than
once himself SI nee his nomination
for the presidency ho lias faced only
oiio public ordeal that aroused emo
tions he cotlkl not master. Tluu was
tile temporary severance of the ties
that hind him to the Star. f)n election
night, when u group of his employes
came lo. congratulate hi in, his voice
broke and his hiy fi'miie waft shaken by
sobs when he. undertook to spc:ik on
the reparation that must hv the price
of hi* triumph
KhM tiou il.iiy wa- .Mr. Harding's fifty
fifth birthday and all the inteir<i- of
tils lifetime had been rooted in tin- im
. \
mediate viciuitj of Marlon. He was
i.\ . * ? . .
horn at iflooming (j row, (>., in an ad
joining i-ount n tin* son of a <? initry
doctor. (Icoivr T Harding, wh" still
v i * 1 1 * hi" patient* a.bout Marion in the
.
one-horse "ca rfiage of the old >< hool
practloner The new president'*
mother had been dead for many 'years
and hi* father is remarried.
Young Harding attended college at
Iberia. ' ' and- tlieli 1 1' i ? t school teach
i u ir for a \ear before he begat i his
newspaper <? irii-r Always a partisan
anil a Republican. In- lo.-t his jol> a- a
reporter by wearing in the presem'v of
his Pcmocratlc editor a "Hlainc bat.'
the s(ove-pi|jc \\ h ich was a bad*c of
Support of .lames <; Hlainc.
Althouuh it \\ a * a pioneer ue\\<paj?er
aye Mi Hani ny's mind ran tu pro
grc**i\c notion" even in the <la> when
the Star *t,ill \\a*a liability. He br >ke
with hi" fir>t partner over tie- ones
lion of in*talltng a telephone in flic
iiew^iaj't-r office. a proposal which
the partner held t" be impra<t i< .ible
extravagant and revolutionary. AI
though he retain* a controlling finan
cial interest in the Stai now :i sue
ce.**ful newspaper. Mr. Hardin:: will
? ii-.-npv Imt a titular relationship to it
during his president-?
Three Hflies before Tie hb Iield| >ub
lic tiff ice. He served in the < >hlo legis
lature and as lieutenant governor of J
the >tate. and six years ago he was
eleetetl t - the I tiitetl States Senate,
win-re lie became a member of the for
eign relation* committee. In IIMtl he
was chairman of the Republican ua
tional convent ion.
In |M*rsonal api?earauce the new pres
i<l?*u r i- a man to attract ;i second look
in any crowd. lie oarrh-- hi.- I w ? ? hun
dred and ti n pounds without a liiut of
obesity, a It lioimh he is iu>f < 1 11 i t o six
feet tall; ami lii- massive. features
roml out an impression <>f force and
distinction I f i liair i> iron ^rv.v ? al
most silver irrex making i -harp eon
tra-t with tin- unu>ual1\ heavy l?laok
t yehrow- that almost ina^k a pair ? ?f
ralru *rra\ ? li is <?ul> in rej?ose
th. it hi.- face iaki-> on tin- ,i*|>e<-t of se
verity -eon -o ? ? ft ? ? : i in hi- photograph*
\\ Iki-u hi- talk.- or i..-.tii.% i it* iiurs iirr
broken h\ a ^ 1 1 1 i 1 ? ? thnt radiate* ri<|
d i a 1 i t \
|*i ? ? t Hardim.' \\.?k- ^h<vvl\.
t.i k- -low i\ a nd in.ik*-- u- !ii- mind
-low i \ . hut lii' '_'i \ >?* lh?- tin rt-ssioii ??f
pi >1 -In d .1.1 tj|u : .i t 1 -n : .i ? t ha l of
? i-r-e 1 u? i.-n- --r ;i I >a - 1 1 iii' -r ? He i- :>
1_'i?(ii| ? I ?!! Vi-r-a t !? ? I r i I -f ;? ! I ^rnxl j | -
toiler .t ! 1 1 f i i- .i r i -if get tin::
r i 1 1 ? ? 1 1 u 1 1 oiiiIm rra ? in:; - ' ? t * i ? lis w ith
![)?? - 1 1 ? ? >( ? nil. I IT. I ?-'i:?-. ;
.i i . t'la'o: Mr I I . t r i i _- ?ever rat
i 1 1 i mi - ? I f ,i > w : t \ <?- > " | ; i ? i ! f 1 1 on _'!i
? i ' a Mm < ' ? ??:.- ? ' ? ? r ? 1 ? I . ? ?-|.? ,.%> a few
v < i ? ? i -j" ? ? ' ii> !i i o ' ! ? i ) tla t for m
lh !d"in ? r ? \\ ord pii
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w i ? ? _r ' " ! i ? ? 1 1 1 ? heir fir-'
? . 1 1 ? - ~ i ? i ? ? 1 1 ? i i i. in * h<? h.i >-k
W i.' ' :? :i!'-' ?- 1 1 . ? *111 11' ?? ? to -hake
I ?!- i 1 ?? 1 ii k'- ?? : < ?? m nl'ou?
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I- - M II i ? dit _*'? .'fa'utify Mint
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? uv- - ? : --f i-i- .i . .n in nr?> or to
'? rmi!:.i 'i- i ?-.ft.. his vivi- j
? ? ?r ?. . ? ' .i i k'-< I : :rt ^ ' < on li i ??
' ? ? -.i hi ? i ' ' - .. i < _-?? r- r
' ' ' ' m a* 1 .???;: -j u on d :>?' |
.?rrni" lit in : "?-i1 ?' ? i \ ? i de -j*
' . I ? : . - l ? . | ti f' ? ; I ?? f .1 1 I w h i 7.7> l! i
p ?-? ..I- fir^t %*-? i ti rvtr ? * ?) ord- r |
r- T thi' i mfl ? . -i-vi-r *h ' j
?n..jii. ,?.t lYimf i hi t r\;>-' * --.j f -e?' '
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Thr fut-- <Mv( i< .iini-iia II* fond j
. i ? , : 1 1 r-?-i . fhoitsrh ha- '"W <>f hi-j
? lie i- * !if?' l?*fYr Hnpfi?r jitk! ?!
tru-u-e of his In hmo chart h in Marion. |
He Iwm tHH*u a iu?*uil>vr of the Klk ami :
Moose fraternities for year* and *ii*v
h ! - eieetinjt to t JU* preshlelK v ha* f?e
come thirty M-eolid degree Mn-mi atoi
a Shriuei tiolf U his favorih neg
ation a i*| ln< like* to fifch. hut does not
hunt. Ho |dayn hard ami |h>*so*s?1H rtie i
faculty of putting all liis worries out of j
his niliul during vacation hour*.
of all tJu- provident Mr. Harding's
close friend* liken i?lu> uhm often to
M?-Kinley. \% 1 1 > ? yhoqa he )?:? ^ in com
iuoii a predominant iiujwIom for oblty-..
oration of elan* and wctliniiil linos.
Warren <?. Harding is the fir-?t mows
paper pi>hli?hrr to ?erve a- pi. -..lent ^?f
th?* Spit). *, lit' i* the 1,'UUi chinf,
cxoeutivc.rockoutng t'loveland'** two
tcnus as separate ones Ijwa iiik? ho wa>
tin- only pPGiidet)! vitin.' tw <e who
wan not re-eleoted.
N i MotocM presidents \ye*v lawyer* at
tlu? time thoy wore elected. Three' are
classified as .statesman ; two as soldier*
two a* farmers. as a public ? ?f f i? *1 a 1
Mr. {larding might a lso fall within tlu*
class of statesman as lu- had served,
nix years in the' senate when eU's'ted.
and he was t4ie first senator to be
elected president.
Virginia ieads in nativity <?(
hle.ilts. : I?ighl of her .sons?
ton. Jefferson. Madison. Mofiroe. Wil
lii.l in Henry Harrison. Tyler .and Wil
son? have held the highest <?ffi?e in
'lie gift ..f the nation.
Ohio ha> given^ *?ven native to
the presidency tiralit Have-. Garfield
Pcnjamine I l;t-rri<on.. M? Kinl?*> .Tafi
and Harding..
Eighteen presidents have been col
lege men ; out- was ;*radtialed from
West Point, nine had ii" rolleje edifa i
tiou
The .twenty-ninth j !??<, dent i- iii> j
fir?t ??f Paptlst faith.
Mr. -and Mi>. llartliui; haw not .vet ;
made known which church 1 1 1 v? wil!
i
attend. hut it in,i.\ l>e that the rir-t
Papti<t. at SlxtecMth- and <? -treetv
N't.vrf hwe>t. will number thetii among
its coiurregutiou. The Rev. Allen Tup
per is the past or of this church. which'
Is one * ? r the oldest ill \\" a ~>l I i n ir t ? ? 1 1 .
ha vim: heeii founded 11!) years ago.
Of the jiearh MHI eluirehes In the
rapital. ??n1y nine .an eouirt president ?'j
ih onoe i|iet.ulierv .f t lift r congregation
So ma'hy ehief e\cutive< have atteml
? ??I Sr .Itilin"'} l-'pi<er?pal church. at Six
and II Street*. aer??s< I .a fa > . -t r ?
<?|llate f I*t ? til the White llniise. til it iti
i- known a > "The (.'hnreh of tie- Pr?-si- !
dents." It wax hnilt in P?l?t ? lien
W.i ^hioirt on \\a? arisint: ^ >u t <>f the a>h
???> after it- hurninj: by the Priti^h in
1 M
Si'Vi-ral cxoriiMvi's. including |
Lincoln attended tin* New York Ave
-nut' l're^'.vteria n church. .?> red brick
structure which stands at the ititersee
1 1? in of New York avenue and H street,
only n lew blocks from the Whirr
House. I,in<'t>|n was said to have at
tended many mid-week prayer servi
pes at this church unknown to the <*on
cremation. Ho would walk down to the
church. enter ? little room next to the
assembly room by way of the alley
loor. and there in the dark with the,
door open just a crack; would silently
remain through -the service.
Washington worshiped at Christ's
Church in Alexandria. which *till
stands as a shrine for the visitor inj
search of memorials of tin- Father of |
His Country .Jefferson and .lohn Ad- J
a tits attended ?Mil St. ?T?>lm* Church inj
<rcorsctowii
The clmp'h where President Taft.
the ..nl\ <-hief ewutive uf the I'nitarian
faith. \\??r<hin?M4 id Fourteenth and I.
streets. lias been razed In make way!
for ;i ? <?iniiien i)i I l'Mil<liu?' President
U 1 1 ? i i attended the Central Prc?by
' et I a 1 1 ??hur-'ll ;l I rifleelitll H I u 1 1 r v i n iT
streets. Northwest The lirtle ! Mitch
Itefurnied ehureh was :1k one mo^t fro
? pjenM'' t f efjfleti hv I'revjili'!'! |{<???S'f
velt
1 *T"e- ii let ? I .M > - K I 1 1 1 1 > W.I? .1 1 IM ' 1) |1 *e 1'
of the "?"iiL're'jit on of r i i ? ? Mefiopnii 1
I. Mi Methodist ?;inreh ;i- vva < I're-i
ilevl < i r .1 I . T !'??? sj?|efif l'|>'\elnitd if
tended the I 'r?t I'reslivN-ria n < hureh
while |?r. sjihnr Carfleld w oi<ldp| >ed in
the < "hri^t i.l " ehnreh. ' In I. t little
fi i'ii. ?inic'::'e t-n Vermont ;ueiiiie.
oil T * I . ?.i I T ?. ?.'? .1- the edlfie, -III' ?
i re. : e. l >t - memorial to In- meni<>r\
Defined.
\ 'imi f : ? ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 o r 1 1 1 w is i i ? i \ i i , j
Fie: !-1. i win n an alligator -;id :
? f-- i!t?* r- ad ii> front of him.
wlral t?a- th*'-' he ???ked I
: f;'ro dri\ er
Th. i r v ;? i, alliifator. Imv.
V 1 farther alone as the\ wm
-k rf:i i 1'Dyoii the man --a w sotne
ih.ris . . 1 1 r in the water making ;? ..'rent
a i'l s|,|^whim:
"varn wlj.it i- that''" lo- a-keil air ilri
\nothet alligator. boss
" W ? ; a *? s;iini nn allizafor an am
; >h it ous ,i n i ma I
W ha ' - r ha ' l? ss
1 >?i \ is th?? :t 1'i ;?'a f ? T 1 1 ?
? i ? ? ? i - i nrma 1
1 ij<i sah he'll '-.i r whi'e man
>. -r f hi -a me a < a nizcrr
St ii i i<-s eony|iih-d In flit- \\ a r In
('iirinftn ?lm* the prot???*e'! nrm* of.
l.'rfi.tJtlii turn, a uthoriau-d 1?> C-ttwct**** ,
i*. ?n??ll?*r than the x>rps*r(r armies of
i.ri'Mt ftriiMin Kruft'r Italy. ?Iaf*?,p or
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