The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 03, 1921, Image 2
ANNWKKS rOK KU1SON.
IVIiard of Mritfo Parlt Did \*k ^omc
KohI Stumpers.
( Kroin the Yelk World.
The NVufM preKcuta herewith half Iho
famous Kil l mo m lit i(*jH t|C< test que>
tlonuttlro Willi tho answer** 'I'M" re
mainder of tin' question* with answer*
will follow At I hi* follHOH plant yea'ur
day, Mr. ^IImou'k necretary siihl the
Wizard of Mcnfi) i ??? ik had prepared
an ??in i i t- 1> M'\v ipnstlonnn i iv, cousin'
inn of 11.'* ? 1 1 Irs t i on The find half of
the original one mid (ho answer* t >
I OWN '?
VViia) '"iii.iin's hound France'.' A.
Spat II. Sy\ |j/|.rlniulk Italy, (Jorinanv I
? > '? |
Mid^ium. l.ii\cmhur?'. Aiolorra
<* Wliriv is the Itiver V'duii'' A
1 1 ) i .> *> i a .
i) What jfoiVnlr.v Mini cit.y produce
Mo- fl'iic>t i iMta V A Ki:;'! !?<*?? I <1 tinges
<.> Where ihH'S tin* fin.ivst cotton
iiro?v ' A Sea I -.1 a in I -
l* Whjit roil 1 1 try consumed ' I hi; '?(?>:
tea 1 M'f* ?1" < ? ih.n war"? A. lunula ltd
(>. What t il v in I lu* I (lit i.mI States I ? '
not ed for VI* htnndr.v iim? hiio* ma U 1 1 ? V :
.A. oI'ion
<> Wha t fit y is i lii' fin' centre in' tin-'
('ill tod S | ;| ( i>s A .SI I .outs
What roiiiilry iv | jit- lex i
??<!? pi'T<ilit<-?*r ' Knglaud
i.i I- Australia larger (linn iSi'ei-n
la in I in "area''? A Vcs
i.i. Wloiv i- ( lopeuha iTi ii A Men '
ifUll W. ? ?'' ?.? ?? .. I
** \\ here'- I s Sp|p/ert{ei< V \ Miinil
noi'iVi Norway
i r In v>r I.i a ( i'oiiiiI ry other tint u Atis
I raHa a r?- |?.ui;<.i nni> found'"'. A Ta ?
aia u.t a, New i dunes. NoVv Zealand
'.I What teleseopo is thi' la ruest in
(lie v\ nl lil \ I .ic|?
<i Willi w.is ItOS?elili i a id v\ I,.| I i. id
In- i|o'.' A Ivuylish engineer I !|\ c.M'd
a I'l'dicw f 1 1 1 iii-aKinu cavt i'on I ?>
liiiiioin^ out t'Hrtio.i .lie! ot 1 1 i i in pari
t i s I !ii ini.y|| tin am-iii. '- >( i Id.ist i.f
.i i r
Wln'iv il i v\ r ?cl oi 1 1 ? i ? - from ''
A ' ali iVrnia
The Great Business
Class Room of 1921
Suc< cc.<fnl American bu. mess men art*
studying ? uin*nt conditions. More of them
lire coming to think their way to and
through shifting situation*, such as are pre
sented by new problems of distribi!*' :t
They are Gnding facts and facing thcin.
They have discovered that by groups ihvy
grapple Iwst \*ith stubborn quest inns ?>j
(K)licy and practice. Trade troubles seem
to yield to t he inspiration and couc.ent ration
of ma>* thought and discussion..
These advertising live tings have come to
be known as Business Class Rooms. t )nc
of the greatest <>f these will assemble in
Atlanta in June, the
Seventeenth Annual Convention
Associated Advertising Clubs
of the World
Atlanta, June 12-16
Thousands of nun from hundreds of < itics
will gather in this five-da> L'nivcr>iiy ?.?!
Kxpcrienee. Thev will assemble t?? <?*
change ? ash-drawer ideas ami share l<Tt?
i he ri shed ideal*.
Come! (live and take in this (treat Hu ?
nt^s ( *lu? Room I
Eihibits of Domratic and Foreign
Advertising, demount ral ing t he imi
<>i pr.u tu. illy all reionni.td mrdi
u:r>. and arranged ? d**1 m'h
;i \ it I ' > In l| ??II/, ? ? ? . i i. ?
lion d< !. le. wi'! !. p I
(< ,i? ,.r<- v in !i. al->r,i. ...I
the I rip v. ?? ' <i while.
In \ I l.t i ? i < i .?> i1-- t ii*" t I !??;'? a
rnl;:e be: v.u ;; ' i t ? ul* ?> I ' ? \ ' '.i ' u .
I.I'; i ll ( ?. ' ! >. i > ' i 1 .1 .M v
\\
if. I low many states in the I n ton ?
A, Forty eight.
g Who was I'nui Kovere A. Patriot
??f tlu? Aitierhrart Revolution V
4). Who vvjiw Hancock ? A. Hi^ni r
A?cclnrution of I inl?*|n*ii?U*h?*4v
4j \VI?o \vn? WutftrohY A. 4?4i'?*k hl<
u^mpiu r uukJ nilncellaiioQUH vyrlt^r.
() \Vln? wu?i HaimllmlV A. 4'artha
Ken Ih 11 iffiutral.
(,>. \\'Im? W?is Ihinlon? A. French
i(eVo)llt loiil.st.
ij Who *v as So|<?n . A. Athenian
law giy?>i . ....
iy Who was Franc i* Minion? ? A.
American Revolutionary <5cnrrai.
*} \Vh?? was iMiouhla*? .V, (ircck
: . v. .'_ .'y -
o Whore ilid wc !?'??! Louisiana,
fi.otii V \ rriiiicf.
?.? \\ 'ho was I'i/.urro A. Spanish
>ohlh?|', ?M?ni|tit'ioj/>of IVru
i.? Wlii was ItnljvarV A. Veitey.Uc
l.iii < ; one nil and tttnloinnh.
o. Wl'i'iVt war man-riat <lhl (Mille cv
i ? >i i io the Allies ilartii^r ? l*i* war'.' A
S i l i;i h>.>,
<,? N\ hcl'r lh>cs the lll'?>l coffee COIOC
fpi in?' A llra/.il
o Where < 'orea A r . i ?> < ? * t ? i eoftst
? >f AsJa. .
<.? W h?- i c is ManoluVria ? A North
< 'i-hira I Asia.. ?...
?>. Where was Najflonn horn? A
< * W'Ii.mI i- ilu highest H-i of tide
I'm ? I'll j ? .North . VJ 1 i I U I i<* '?':i>r.' \ I hi y
? if Fvthdv.
\\ | ? i ?) i \ ? ? i ' t ? ? I !o'4 a ri ! h Hi s ' \ \a
.
o VVh i wa* thi' r'ni j m." i ? ? r of .Mexico
when i 'i >rt ex ta tideil A MohtcstDua.
(} Where i< the linper a I Valley ami
w lull i* ii iroieit for? A i 'a I i I'ornia
I ri I i I -finl v eUet a hie*
(}. In what ril ies al e hats and shoes
made"' A Mats." I 'liila?lel|ihia : shoes,
I r? "U on, Mil *>.
(,? Where is the ^iiritii-Mi Sea ? A.
Im 1 1 ui t <?iin I A t la it I h*
O. Wleil i* the urcaleM <le|?lh ever
lea i hod in the i ieea M ? A. feet.
What i* the name of n Initio/ in
la ml hotl.\ of water that ha* im? outlet?
A i ; I'i'ii t Sa 1 1 hake.
it What U the capital of IViilisyl
Mania V A I la rrishiirj:
<> What state i- the larui'sl? The
1 1 1 ? \ I A Te\ a s ; I "a 1 1 to I ilia
(.? Uli'Mle 1-laml i* the smalle-t stale.
What i- the ile\t. aii'l the next? A.
I >i?in w a re. i 'iiuneet ient
o 1 1 1 > w far i> it from New York to
Lilii'fa l< > via \ > ( ' It. li.V A. I.'JS.T.*:
mill's
<v> Mow la r i?. it from New York to
S:in I*r:i Mi.isici \ i ;i r;i : I V A .'!.lso mi/les.
<,? <M* what -tate i> I I ? - 1 ? 1 1 :i theeapi
till.' A. .Montana
it. What stale has tin* laiU'-t < *i?J ?I ???!*
u i i i n ? ' A M<?iitaiia
ij. What state lias tin- largest Ante
tllVs| 111 i IK'S? A. Te\lls
l}. Whii! is tln? na nn' of a famous
violin maker? A Si nidi va rin*.
l,?. Who invented tin' modern paper
makiim nuK-hiin".? A l.ouis Kohert.
<y Who invented tin* t.\psettinc
iniiehiiie? A Mer^eni haler.
<?>. Who invented the printing press?
A < ; lit teiehuri: and Aldus Maniitin>
i i iMh'pt'inh'tvt I v . >
?,? ( 'n what prim-iph* is the telephone
liaM'tl? A The voiee en iis?.'.s vibrations
in a <lin phruirm. transmitted aflonp a
win I" a similar diaphragm, thus pro
? 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 ix voiind.
<,? of w 1 1 ;i I i* hrass made? A An
:i ! !< >\ of i op| i a lid zine
o Win ii- do wr ohtain tin from?
A W ales eh iefl \
0 What ingredients ale in the he-?t
white pa nl'' A Wliite lead 'indeed
? ?i! and turpentine
1 . Mow i - lea t In i t .1 lined \ I in
lie .olil
i,? Mow a i f l ft ? i. ?;.k made.- A.
\ i ! r re: ii o-i pre pa ! ed from ? ? ? T t ? ? i ; ? ? r
we., I pulp it;-?o|\id in. lei pre??ure
i : i II \ t II I . of (?! he| . I ? . 1 a leo'to .< lid
I ? 1 1 : ] . ? I f . ? l I 1 1 I : I ' ? 1 1 -Ml ' Op. I j
: I ? v. . \ 1 1 1 ? ? i p< : I ' ? - .1 I : d
' . i \ - . Hit.! . ! m ? ? - . Mi;.-. ? > r
I . . . . in. , ? I hi ? v .i . - ; ii i I x .i lid
i ? ,i ! - ,i . >1. u. : i a ! . ? t !?;> . :n lie I
I . ? : I .1. .1 -oil' . - : . . a III lllot; | mil !i V ? I : -
. ? f I ? I i I 1 ' ' . t : \ * I ? ' I ? ? i if' < ' ' I I " ' I
1 ? i . . !
Hay For Sale
New hay of good quality for
sale at reasonable prices.
L. I. GUION,
Lugoff, S. C.
v i). Whtot U a caisson? A. Watertight
box within nubum rine construction is
carried on under great air pressure to
keep out the water.
<> What I* coke? A. 'Hie solid left
?when cooking coal Is deprived of It*
volatile < onstltuenfs by heating In ?*'
retort ?v ovt'ii. It tfuitHltffM inuinly of
earhoii.
(}, How Is celluloid mailt ? A. (,'ollin
lose is immersed in nitric and sulphuric
adds The acids* are squeezed out of
the pulp by hydraulic pressure. The
nitro cellulose Is broken, wanhcil,
bleached and freed from water by
pressure. It Is again broken up, mixed
Vvith fluked camphor. pigment, lead in
boxes and sprinkled with alcohol
W hen it hn-^sctfbd into a dough It fs
v ol , Into piece* and kneaded under
heated mteo) rollers and again cut lUtp
sJuH'ts. w hich a re placed together and
Welded into solid blocks by hydraulic
pressure.
Where dp we gel shellac from'
A. From hie. a re- nous exudation id'
Kast India bisect .
(i. What causes iln; tide*? A Ai
iraeljou ct the moou.
Q Tt . uliat Is I lie cliaiiue of seasons
due'' A ('luinge of direction of sun's
rays due in the revolution of the earth
n round ? I he sun.
I) Kroin witai pari of the North
Atlantic (In we act codfish? A. New
found hi ltd bank
O. What Is a moiisiMUi ? A Peri-'
???die - wind in Certain latitude-, in tin*
Indian Ocean.
s
(J. Where is .Matplclenn lia,\ ? A
Lower ( "a>1 i for 'ilia.
(> From where do we import figs?
A Turkey.
Mr. Edison's new ?pie-d ionniiire. it is
needless p> point out. will contain none
of the above questions and answers,
The inventor has beep kept middling
busy since t lie inception of his "intelli
ueiice tests" in keeping a couple of
jumps ahead of the "a nia'/iiigl \ ignor
aut" college men who applied for posi
t ions at his plant and who. having rut
ed for the most part X Y /. disseini
nated the questionnaires in frtlgineu
tarv fashion.
The latest Edison test is the fourth
of . its kind tin* inventor lias put to
aether.
Death of Mi>. T. K. Hinson
Mis. T I). lliuseii. Sr.. < I i i ?< I TJiiir?.
? 1 ? i \ inoriiiim n! her iffiifirinf.
1 -jr. Nurlh Sjilcin avenue. :it 11 : H ? n f I ? ? r
having heeii in deelininir l>? -ii 1 f ti for ii
number of vi'n !???. Sin- was in her "Kill
year. Mrs. Iliiison leaves her hushand.
three < I a uirli ters. Mr-. I ra llrown. Sir
S i? IliiistHi and -Miss Ilattie Ilins?n.
ami Mvn soils. Mr Joe Ilinson of Sutn
ln and Mr. F. C. Ilinson of t'aniden,
who will mourn lier loss, in addition
to t liese she has a large family con
nection <>f numerous other relatives.
She was horn in Kershaw e?ninty hut
has lived in Sumter for many years.
The funeral party left her late resIP
denee at S :IMi Friday iuoruini: for Mt.
?">11 vet ehureh. near Canuleu. where
the funeral services were held and the
hod\ Interred Sumter Herald
Ashley Convicted
A uder.xMi. May 2t?. -Krnest Ashley,
found guilty ? ?f manslaughter for k irl 1 -
iiiK I'olleenuin and deputy Sheriff
Arthur T. Hughes' at the elvse of a
political nieetiiu; held in Ilouea Path
August 'J I of la-t year, was this af
ternoon .sentenced t<? serve ten years
in the siate | onitentiai \ or ???u the
countx <hainu'aie_' The sentence of
the court was at fir>l IT years, hut
an appeal was made to .ludu'e ? leorvre
I' I'lince. presiding to reduce the
sentence !?? ten jimi's mi that hail
ci ill 1 d lie Planted 1 f\ the pie- dill^
.j 1 1 d . pclid iliu' .ill . i p pe : i After
1 1 ? r ? ? 1 1 i 1 1 ir t<? 1-1*. <Jicii of ? ! teen w < ?<?d
.!-*??? j,it, , 1 1 ti se | f?> .\sl)li\. and who
had | lie \ i ? ? 1 1 * . y i ill | d- Old .Indue l'tincr
ti in i ?? i i ? i - r i . e w dh mi r< v tie pre
_? i 1 1 ? ! _- ? ti\ed : tie s,?ni.-n- ? if ten
\i ii- | fixed at SpiiHHt he
^ i 1 1 < i " ? \ I W o o| 1 1 1 ' O i 1 I ' ,1 Me -I, I ies
i ? 1. 1 | J.|I. . III t>\ ? lie ? I ix I it' : lie ? I >11 rt
Nuilheiu Kailwa\ ( hani;es
I I'll ct i \ e >i|ltd.l \ M.i \ _"c , I : .1 1 11
117 w : , ! ? i \ i ? < " ? ' 1 1 1 1 ii ? . i 1 | > ni K I n IT ?
v : ! , ? I :.o i . m ? ' i nidi n , , ? ill .
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v . K Is Mil1 ' ; Is i ? in t i 1 1
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i ; 1 1 . 'in '!e ?? 1 1 r ' 1 1 ? I i v I ir_r
Ii ?? k lit!. s I" .1 in I a a-t- .
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? loiii'fcCs i ; i ii termed a'e ? ? itn ;
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plf-l'l '
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^ It W I .e;| ? I ? f * \
30x3* Standard Non-SkidTire
This new low price
it made poMiUo
by strictest econ
omies and special,
ized production.
Plant No. 2 wu
erected for the sole
purpose of making
30x3^-inch Non
Skid fabric tires.
Witb a daily c?
pacity of 16.000 tire. and 20.000 tubes, this plant permits refined pr*
duction on a quantity basis. .... -n. !??. ? r
All material. u?d are the best obtainable. The quality is umform.
it is the best fabric tire ever offered to the car owner at any pr.ce.
Firestone Cord Tires
Tire repairmen, who judge values best, claw these tire. a. having the
sturdiest carcass made. Forty-seven high-grade car manufacturer. u?
them as standard equipment. Thiiy are thp qual.ty cho.c* of cord u?r,
30x3^-inch Cord - - New Price $24.50
32x4 " " - - " " 46.30
34x4 h " " - - " " 54.90
Sold in Camden by KERSHAW MOTOR COMPANY
SCARBOROUGH GARAGE
Contract Lot For liuihiing
I'harlnlte. N < Ma> i-'T. -The Im
position building fnr tin- ('arnlilias
K.Xpnsit inn. Inc.. will be c reeled h\ 1 1 1 ? '
.1 n| ii < 'mist met ion i 'mupany of thi^
oily. Contract wa> >;i:ncd 1 1 1 i s morn
inu ami calls for an expenditure oi"
SCII.IMIH. The 1 1 1 1 i I < I i 1 1 ir ' will he nf
modern riie|tN?of ?*nn>i i ii'-l ion ami will
he l'Imi x i?(Ki ami contain 40.000 Miiinrc
fed nf, floor space.
The contractor agree* to turn the
completed building over In the Kxposi
tion not later than August 20.
Additional floor space will he provid
ed in a frame structure loO x 'JoO to he
creeled immediately adjoining and con
iiocting with the permanent hnilding,
and the hnilding committee was in
structed by the hoard of directors at
the meeting this morning to.have plans
prepared fnr this building immediately
vn that contract may he let a* earh
as possible.
The building site is splendidly sit
uated immediately west of the ciry. A
spur track of the Piedmont and
Northern Railway will run into the
Il.un.litiif :t mi hvn trolley lino run
Uearl\\ iititl road" approach from all
-t.l.-. All Mi est* loud* will I'f put in
? 1 1 ? 1 i ti t>n before the Imposition
'h held. I':i iking space fur automo
Icles will bo provided in it fence eit
i lv'-uii' -nil onmling On* 1 > 1 1 i i ? Ji n "_r
I I'i'ti ? ~r >iti ] ? i;t i lit <>f I' A Milk' r of
Uart-viHe. against tin* Southern ltell
Telephone ?S. Telegraph Company.
Judge W. I*. Shipp of Hie Circuit
Court lni* issued uii injunction and
restraining order to the telephone
rest ruining it from increasing
telephone rates for local services and
from making any change in rate or
inter-urban and rural service*. here
tofore fumislied the plaintiff. The
injunction, in effort t places the kele
pliohe service with respect to the
plaintiff on the same basis as the rates
and services existing prior to April 1st,
IP'Jl. The plaintiff alleges a violation
of contract and asks judgement against
the telephone company for $2,909.00 tor
alleged injury and damage. Plaintiff
also a*k* permanent injunction re
straining the telephone company fr#n
failing :? mi-* refusing to render tele
phone service fnrnTsln-il' it prior to
April 1 <t. 1P21.
Killed By Mfflrlr Shock.
Itor-k llill. May liT. ? IV I,. <Iallo?yij
was instantly kittled this afterMoe
when a high voltage passed tlirou^k
an electric w.ire from the socket Of
wliieh hi? was removing a light 31?
accident occurred in the dye r|*?
of the Carhartt mill, where (JallOflj
was employed as a mechanic, and wtt
due. it is believed. to the fact thlti
high jwtwer wire full across the fttd
wires leading to the mill. Mr. (Ill
h?way was standing on a damp CW
crote floor and feHl without makiig I
sound. He was .'{1 years of ageaiflb
?urvived ' by his mother and Urte
1 trot hers.' one, Walter Oallmway of m
citf. ""d two residing in Hamlet. He
was a world war veteran and a leatoj
niemlwr of the locall military eomftl/'
Since eomlng here several years a|5#W
had won any friends. I>elnp an uprtRtit
and highly efficient citizen.
BEARD'S BATTERY & VUt
CANIZING WORKS
Xote the
.Veil' Address
Important A \ nounc em ent
WING to the rapidly in
cren-.in^ demand for I Vest ?
0 Lite Service?the Service that
relieves the motorist ot all his
battery worrie.^ ---we have found
our old Service Station toOMna!!
for us.
To meet the requirements of
our patrons, and to insure
prompt and efficient service at
all times, we have found it nec
to 'now to larger and
mo ? convenient cjuarters.
We art1 now settled at our
new location where our Service
is always at your disposal, what
ever make of battery you use.
Come in any time for testing
and distilled water. Our prices
for rechuiging and repairs are
always reasonable.
PB- 128
Moved to Garage Next
Door