The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 03, 1921, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text1 HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE If. I). NIIJCH Kditor and PufeU?fa?r Published I'vry Friday at .Nu. 11001 Hnmd nIiwI and wt tltv ('a union, Sout Ii ( 'u roll na jiosloffice as second class iflftll matter- Price per annum $2 00. ( anidcn. s, Friday, ?Juil?* 1 1 . Sidney ,f ('ails, ' furnicr yoveriuu of I'lorJdn. a I'l'f'Hlial at Albany, (in. bvd Saturday. or i a fedorai- wy rrunt v.-lni |>r^naji(' nml r(ty?<is?cl oil. . ,VlU li<?iid. a i i i veil nl Jacksonville, Flit.. sliorlTy 1 > ? ? f < ? r ? ? 10 d*cTocl< Hnlnrda> TiivjlM. \i> (novo. was ' made toward* arresrhur tt<c fotfijwr governor cinfn an iidh'tn.' li! rM iir I it'll in llladfnrd rutin t\ f"r i| Utrtfi.Ml a <'<,'<>! 'I a fu e < ? t* a bribe, iiid In- Weill I MiiiH'ilin tely to the home . of b)k sdn'l-u law in Kiver<ide, a .*? 1 1 hurh, < 1 1 .1 ai ksou villi Mr ('alls wa > nut nt the dejjnt by I ? i s dnuifhl.or. Mrs. K I { Paderick, and nil ? ? 1 farm in \\'a1t??n rvouuty was return, able nl I'eiisacoiu Ma J Is The llrad ford < ui)nl.v ?raud Jury had previous j i * # ? ? ' ?? I\ indicted Mr. Culls. on the iilli.^il thai that while governor ? > f tin.* statu iiuil i'N officii number <>f the pardon board lie r.eieised I" Infill, enoe bis l>n I'duni iv? .1 .1 Sliaiiu'ns. a negro seiv ini*. a life . sr.ntone.e at the Ka.il ford ? stale peni I ent in t"y bu the murder of a deputy sheriff in lW,v county in 101 ^ . A ea pias was issued fur his aire-*! and ?bond fixed ;it $;V,nuo b\ ('ircuil .fudj?<> l.untr Tin; t'radfnrd oount.x grand , jury aclcd by reason of I he l'a? t t hat K.-ii ford is. 1 1 ?eji ted in llial county Jacksonville authorities staled Ibev / v: ' ? .* had it" instruct i.o'iis to a rrest the enmr nn this ohnriie IteporK from A Ibai is slate thai Attorney <!enora! J biford ?'f Florida slate bad requested 'ha I he be held on the Mradfui'd conn f.v charge. hut was not received be fore the former uoveruor had been yivcii his liberty. It was reported that < "iiits ? ;is on his way to Kaiford io surrender ;?l l he time of his arrest in A M > : 1 1 1 \ A i'ilil legislative eOinmillee it: Talla ha *?>?'? i> conduct in;* an tnves fiuiiinji of" < Ii.m ryes bronchi aualusl I h ? ? I or nn ? i :;ovoiii"r Me I'atts re fits.*! j" rua ke a siateaiejit up"n lii a rri v;i J- a i .l.n U son vi ' le. lellinn news '?a pel 1 1 1 * * 1 1 (111. I if llie\ "wanted lo be polite i" b a\e nie alone Al A'ban.v aeeordi ie* to reports, he s|^ile?l his arrest \\ i - the work of politieal eiie lilies biif Mn zed tared mule, 27 years ? Id. named Moses; the property of K hi; Itod. :i llaniplon eoiinlv ne^ro. was the r'aiiM' of aft ion in a law suit lri?*d in the eourt of Miiuislrate Mill ? la null at" Naruville recently. An nn (" tunale e. II isUm between a box ear :. I ; :i ? le d t" :i loeoui'd .ve engine alid the rear end '??(' h foresaid mub* \sa<; tie art eonipbiiiu-d id' Itoth plaintiff .'?d d i 'I e n d a 1 i wen- represented b\ abl?- aitorneys of tin- llani|?ton bar and i mi i > was drawn While the tesli in.'iiv of the plaintiff was meagre tin i< r 1 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 \ offered l?> the ialr"ad eoin fativ W . I ~ ??> I lie Helielai id fee| thill -?..\ei:il :u'o this identical lilllle | -??nl nn the open uiiirki I. '-ailed locally ! "The I '.one \ a i' I , for the sum of and ; : !i.i : later tin purchaser bc? ooiin_'j f ? d it J I hid i lie the I 111 II I'M feeillliU; ? ? ? 1 1 1 1 i. I ii i ,i i e-e be ? ? '11 'd II <U lit whole e . ! -III.-' 'I i ' f I III a !I i III. 1 1 lot ( 1 1 J I ? I - "Ii! vv ? ? i 1 1 i ? 1 w . i ltoii \\|o -cj It w a s { : 1 1 ; !ni .ii. ? ? i 1 1 1 a t tin- nude o t na ' I \ I .1 ked 111!.. I |i I SMII^ l|. till rile ell I .? 1 1 . i i ? : i I ib.it In- did : i ? ? t b ! o w , ? ?. ' 1 , Ml" tin- ? ! i ? i ' . ? w I - til - t ; i - Vi >|| w 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ?C V I ?! I <: I r . i _? ? I ? ' : ? i ? . I . ' : . ^ i : a I li . i ? i 1 1 . i ; ? . i . < ; i . i ? . i 1. i | > \ I 1 1 i ,i ! . l : 1 1 > i i r.d ai. 1 1 are de : t ! i -.--kid id.' ai-st; i;? ? t ; ' - .- : .- Ml, V ? 1-ieb-r. ?; .1 ' ! I\ i ? T . i v I" ?)g Mill lloy ward, wli? In dtm In Leavenworth iMMiitentlavy, having for feited bond put up by frien<K 1* In Kus-ia lit- wrhcs that be Is coming back U? America as - II* he ''as at !tetule*d <rrlaJD Hovlt?t conventiona and s.'ivr out his time. AIm, Ih' Siiys that tils bondsmen will ii?>i I anything 1 1 1 1 account of n.iui. I'aith in tlm ful fillment of hi* promise- <>r 1 >inn.ll . ; , i . ... t i 1 ' ? I .rvini', ton ronlliiKnd IMea>>?'d The Lexington cold ingent of Con (Vtli'iiH o veieruu- who ii '-li'iult'tl the "i;tic reunion ni t ?aiii'h'jP returned Ui.si week h??; than plea-cd wiih t lie ^h?tqiWjUH.v oJ t.Hi' , tfrvvw 'nicy wr^e all . jiitui. )n (heir praise- of- the good time- which I ilt? people I'mude'i ? tlfJV ? I hr homes of 1.1"' pHOldi* X\ fir U "P'" ?" ""'I" ","1 ''Vl^ I hiii'.' p?--dhie Wa> Ho. ii- lo^'-rhelr eeh.i ;iliil ('I i ll\ ? 'M |l "I i "*?. I hr I. exilic i. ii. i-outlngcm Wfic )?iiiviJcnlaiTy chanii ,.)( with a rendition of M sdlo hy Mrs Dura Zeiup ? ?l* ('amdeo. who i- a native ?.f I.Ci^vHle, being a daughter ..f lbv. Win. Hoof. I .e vjugl o n" I >1 *] i'i tch. Asks ;i Coricfllon. Mi <; , \V l/ohert - on, the -fat tier of young -I a iin> Thomas lb>berls<m, re ijuesU us In correct a statement In i\ iiiti'eet lifn ' Willi the liable dcillh.of h.i ? son ,i week a.U.o wherein we stated I lie killing was ;?n accident The coroner's Jury bronchi in a verdlcl "that .Jnuie- lloberlsou euuie to his death at the hands <4 Cecil I'layer. while carelessly ?handling firearm*.'"; 'I he I'layer hoy was II years ofnge and young Itohcrtson wtb l-i ^ onun I'layer was nrres|ed and placed In j iil Inn wit- later released on ImuuI in the sum of $l.."it?i Mr- llobei (son., the Mini her "f the dead hoy. has been an invalid for more tluin two years. Mrs. I'layer. the un-ther of the lad who did the killimr. has iil*i> been ill for a long while and i- now in the country with friend- She has- never been tohl of. fiie killing. The unfortunate nf fair is greatly regretted hy all the l?fO|?le of the village a lid the friends of the parti iv: in Camden. MrKie I'each (.rowers Untliusiast ic ( MeliJsOti College, May III The peach growers a round McltCc. in the section I I ( >\\- e< 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 IT to he kliown ;i - the < a I'" Una Fruit Hill-, are very eid hu-iast le oxer the pro-peel- for a good erop this yen r a ml over the prospect- for peitua pent -ueeess with peuche- in that sec t i n 1 1 Till- l'x I cut ion Service liort'icul turlsts report that there are now about ?J to a < ' res "f pea eh orchard- in the Mt-Hee community . Is-" acre- of w hich are new orchards set this year find no neves of old orchards now In full beat ing and with a fine crop of fruit set and developing Latest rCprrrt- are that the l.i-t cold spell, which killed much fruit in va riou- parts of the -tale, did little da ma ire to tile .McIJec peach oichaids, it. fact some of the tree- see in to have heel! benefitted by the eobl Weal he!, which helped to thin the ton heavy erop To further insure a fine quality til fruit many t.rces n re being thinned fallowing a thinning demonstration by the Kxteiilion Service lior t iciill uri-t . Some most encouraging advatce j. vice? ha ve beetl offered the giowets by the buyer-, these pi ces running j :i- high a- $- ."10 per crate t' o. b. | Me t'.ee plu- one half of any amount | leceived ei SJ.Ml after <h-du?-tion of J e\ pell -c 1 1 now -i i in- a --ii red t ha I not only ?it M r.. e but a 1 -o ihrouiih-iut the -an I rl,|_'e - . ? t i " 1 1 of the -late ci.miiicreia! I tea ch growing j- I" become a i-crm i j licit ;ii<| pio-pei oil | 'ha -e ? t.ninii.-' # \| \\ i liiitn n .tie; .- -I'l '! - r ill,. t . illc v\ ; Ii : ? 1 .1 t I \ ? - he! . .1 e ? I -II I - II- IV . ' '? ? Jo '.el 1 1 I... : I ' : v M..'..: I p.il.v r \i,m<h.ivh so \r ? io ? i ( . i - 1 1 Fiii your basket at LANG'S GROCERY for pic nics and camping supplies as well as for your reg ular requirements. We handle groceries of quality for those who care. Lang's High Grade Grocery IWOW V.N liouv TO AKH1VK % on iik Soldier Wlio DH In Krone* To Krst in Native Soli. Word (mih . received In Camden yes terda.\ llutl th??> renuiln* of Private Henry t, Itrown would arrive ywitor ' ' V 'lay afternoon and that W>** funeral wax t <? l?6 held from the Map! 1st Church ai six o'clock the sunn* a fier.noou. Private Itrown enlisted In tin1 scr vice in -May, 101 N fi*oin Camden and went to Camp .|aekM>u, (caving there with tin- Supply Company td' flu- 8lUth l-Me.ld Artillery whh'li wti* a pari of the M <l division This division was j .IL.UI'A i V LV.^MidL'ULJ^i'illl '.t' tiuU -l'rl VU IV Ih'owii died in Yaldnh"n, France, in Oelolll | IPC- fl'IIMI |!.e effects of Ill-oil filial I ? 1 1 < ? 1 1 1 it < ? 1 1 i a lb wa- III!' soil ?>! .Mrs Nannie Mr lvalue.- ' of Cjimdeh, and is survived hy hot* and two brothers h ml a sister. ' The funeral arraugonicnts had not all been completed up to ttio Un?e of ? ?in- going i?> press. hut it was expected t lutt Hi" loco 1 l amp Woodmen of the \V?n d w.fuld act as honorary pall bearers, i lien wulihl fallow member- ? ? f I In- Kcfshnw Guards, American Legion a ml i io>. Jiod ( 'ross, lb-fore enteNng the \\iir lletiry llrown was employed us a salesman in Camden and wax a popular young niait and his death caused dn-p regret here OCTACiON SOAP 5 C'KNTH? At The ('ash Stoic. <3a<o]ine cents. Ilavoliiic nil 'Jo cents per quart. I . i I ??? r t y Motor Sales Cbmpftny. SKYKN MUX I v 1 1 I . I : I > Dashed To Death When Kit; Plane Kims lido Slorni. Washington. May Seven men five of thr army and two civilian-, were killed in the wreck of an arm.* Curtis* |<atglc ainhnlanee airplane nea r India n Mead.- Md.. forty miles south east of Washington. yesterday eve ning (n a terrific wind and electrical storm. Tiic dead an- l.ieut Col. Archie Miller. I*. S M II . Washington. Maurice Connoll. of lmhui|U. Iowyi. former member of tin* House of Rep resell I a 1 1 ve**. A <J Ba P-hehler. of Washington, eha irtmH-i of (lie hoard of American A nt oiiufhile A'ssoeia I ion. l.ieut. Stanley M. Ames, f Washing ton. pilot of the wrecked plane Lieut . Cleveland W M<d >eruioi t . L.inglev Fidld, Virginia. Lieiil .lohn M. Peniiewill. Langfev Field. Virginia. Sergl. Mechanic Uichard Itlumcn kiaiv/.. Washington # A l ilt s mh' -?*r\ ie*? 4?(h?'f?> -aid the aeeidelit was I lie worst in the history of aviation in tin* l'nited Stales, either niilitarA of civil, and that it wa? one of tin- few in which all of the pas .-engers in a falling plane had been killed aluc^t in-tanlly. The ship struck the u round nose fir-i and ihe force of impact was so great . the b g Iim i h??i -epowcr Liberty motor in tlii' front cud of lho era ft was lorn from il- chassis and thrown back into the cockpit on lop of ih<* l>ilol ami the passenger-. All of the bod ie- were badly mutilated < ia-'dinc J." cent - jo cent- per ipiart Sale- Company Ilavoiiue Oils Liberty Motor Iloliliirk Hill Chapter I). A. K. to Me^t I 'm- si'M'i a I jjimhI ri-a >"ih (In- .1 1 1 1 1 < * of tlu> llohkirk Hill ("liaptrr w.i- p< ivt poiii ?l I r< >ui lli'- I'ir>l ii>. tin* -???-.i, 1 Tlni i>ila \ ' I' 1 1 ? ? ? i i ; i p I ( ? v will niect ;if iIk- < 'Iki I'H-r lla'r. <>lit i-mirt h-ii-. u?'\t Thitr-rlav. .huif !>th at ".< ? |i in It i < an important i n ? : ins: :i- lli)i!!i'l? ; f| F it ill) lt>T I*' illi i:npi?vo ! ! . 1 1 1 of lit. t'haptrl I la II. a lit I other t rn I >? > r t .i 1 1 1 ?iil'jt?i> aif !<? )?? ? I i ? u --*??? I . ;i 1 ? :i ri a iiL'?'>"fiiI ? 1 1 i;i lira i? fuluii l.\ the . hapti-r hi lajln ! mull r tin- au-pieos |.|" ll..|iknk Mill I'll.- r. nru't- all nriiil hT- t" I'c pr?'?<'iu Tlii- will l?e i ! ,,? la if i 1 1 1 f"' r 1 1 ? ?iiiii'in*r ? . i -? ? : i i i II a v ' ?! i iii i >i I s J" -? 1 1 ' ~ pi ? ? 1 1 1 : i r ' I 1 1 ???( 4 \ \| 1 1 1 1 1 V - ? ' |M I.* Winthrop I f ?? r f" \le?-| < ' I ; i ! ; i \ -I ti Ml- 1 i I iii :i ) Vr ? >v 1 1 ? w i ; ! i Mi- I Hu n Mi I...... .i : h''1" ??! l-'.nr -h . i-i s.?mr I ? . , ? * .t ? m i I r i -r - ,i i '?< >li -i ii-'Jivl. a: i . . <M 1 1 i< >!i Iln- 'I..- li..?t?'SS P i > i a->aiil >.in sal hour all w i ? !*?> ?! Tin- - i Hi'i'thv .'lU'Sini /?!????? ; ? ? l ? i \ ?-l \ |N*|')|j.i| ! ii I ?Million t :in - : . i ! . .. . . 1 1 shoiii.l 1 ??? k ? p * up with ? 1 1. .-Hi * ? w \ W i n t limp I ?.i i ki ? - .i 1 1 .i ' w Ji" .Hi' <?1 i ?'i!? ? f ? ? r : 1 1 ? :? .1 ? ? X i * i .! at I : ; ? I i v it'?. ! ????? i . i ... i - 1 1 a \ i ?i 1 - . ? ? - ( ? . , ! ' ? \ \| . i * i ? r v I j , r \| - \l i \ : '? r ?? ? i t ' ' : ho v* . -m i ,i - i.i. i 'f ' !i' 1 ''-pa r ' : 1 1 ? ? " t of l.i , ; ii ? ' i \ i ^ v* i -i I i ?h .? , * r - II f; ; - ' \ i a r ! ' ? vi . - -j ?.i, t . - a Hermitage Mill N*w?. Que 6t the n^t ??ujo>?ii?i?' events 61 the week was tin- surprise party given to Ml km Simpson on Friday" night. The friends of Miss Simpson prepared thin party prior to hoc departure and it In ?t? f wirpfiw "? w mm ?die ii| in lied from the fi.iuic Nfe&ft k1u? found ijii' home filled with uo>. expected guests. immediately upon her en i ni nee *hp wfi- showered wlih nil ?tod>* of uspfiil jimiI l"vfl.v; i it rl Five table* <>f cards were pla.Vcd, Delightful ? n -freshmeni - ot Russian pnii< lt and *andwi.'he> were served l?y Mis>cs I 'Joining Cai'duct' i? 1 1?' ' : 1 ' NI,- Mm" (iisi Fleming. . Mi*s .Mary Siinp? ?U h.r- retu;\i?.;d tO hcr home In Leslie art?-i ui"-t ?*i'' jcessfur *. hoM year. Miss Mildred McCnll of I iflVjingliiUt, S ( V. speul I In week I'lwr with .Mr>. \ (' AmeU iii '?Suimysldr " Tic 1 nt ire Winii-ltorif l>;il| tey.m uinl : ? |'ii 1 { ?? a number of W iiilisl?"l':) visit or* j wvYc eutc.rtui'ued fur dinner In ti'*' ltuuies. iif the iiuru'ltugo people. \ scries of services will bo heard at iIm> I lermiiago Mills piiapel, beginning .in in- 1 Jili. The pastor, Rov. W< P. W illiams, will be assisted in these 8?r \ ices hy 1 he Indian Kvaugelist. Kov. l.uiki'H The .public is invited to these >rr\ ices (itiilc it 1 ri 1 ni I ??> 1 id' j e-ople are enjoy iiu' llir swimming pond. ami also the t c'liiis courts. 'I'lir Hermitage ball team will play (!roa I Falls at fii'eat Falls on Satnr da ,\ . <1 une . till Hermitage .Mills Wins Another Hermitage Mills defeated tin* \\"iiui> boro base Wall 1 Inti here Snlnrday Max L'S |||, | , v a m'mi1 of 11 in 1. I >od g< n pitched a shut out game lull an error was made in the 'ninth inning whh'h ga vo W'inUsboro the r- only run. I'.. Smith was tliore with the goods catching. This is six straight victories for Hermitage and we h??pe t" keep ? >n ilio winning side. W'e have been w I'll s 1 1 p| k>i- I ?m t hy tin" town ami I'onnl.v people, which we .appreciate \ei\ much layoff Ncvvd Notes. l.ngoff. S. C. .May oil (Ml last Wed ue>day evening a large number from |;iil gewa.v . I.onglowu and IrW-goff en j.<\ ell it slag fish fry near the W'atorec Co Fi<h and good oats were plentiful in f a e i everything that u?'e? to help make a crowd of men have a hi^ time. Misv Ernestine Henkiiis has return ci | from Chh'ora College for the Mini llier. .Ma >s ( lerl rude llalxm spent the week ? cull with her mother. .Mi^s f.oree Turner, of Camden, spent the week end with .Miss Itprtha .tones Qiiile a iinmher of faigolT folks en joyed the reunion at Springvale Mac tlst Church. Mr. H. Uahon. of Coiurnhia. is \ is iling at the home of his hrother. Mr II A Uahfm. Mr. Steve Twitty and family s i . , ? 1 1 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ward. M4ss Nettie and I'earle Hewitt left Sunday for their home in Oswego Miss Leila liraniion who attended Camden high school ^s nt home for the summer. Mr. and .Mrs. .1. s. Hewitt ga.ve a most delightful party Friday evening in honor <^f their nieces, the Misses I >e witt. < > 1 1 1 fashioned games ami danc ing were enjovrd hy most of tin* young folks of laigoff and the surioiindini: community. Mr. and Mr?. ?! A UosttoroiiL'h in" lortMl to tJroat Falls Ktiudaj to visit Mr>. Itorfttorouirh'a brother, who |y nick vsiih typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs. Edward Kahon apent the wr??k -ond with relative# in Lugoft. Mora to Mr. aiuf Mrs John Ktihon on : Tuesday night ?* fine girt. 1 Miss Cor In tie Hook. wKo hu? - ,iH?'iuliiiK school in IMrUniuatt, is ,, Indue for tlftf ftlttttOT. fir. niul Mrt< ?i W. Sunders xp^t SuuMit y In runoff. ATTENTION TOIKISIS AND OAMPKHS You should htt Vv (tiic our "ToiulMs -sihmh1 l>Ut<>hO<r larn?> fiiuufth f?r ihroo or one htrjs?* ohouK'h for. t w t'? $70. untiiut^ no ..I (Mil !'?' Mjt l?l> ill five to olglU mlhtttj'*. Uolis up \ foot <i inchos Jung u nd ft iui-lics dlanicui iii Wiitct proof nivi'l' COM'MBIA SUTIA (0. 88H \\v*i (irrvais Slrtvi, Columbia, 8. <\ SCHEDULE ? CHANGES ON Southern .Railway Effective Sunday. May 29th, train No.. 117 will leave Columbia at 1 :00 p. m., leave Kingville 1:50 p. m. arrive Hock Hill 6: 18 p. m, lea've Rock Hill 0:40 p. m., arrive York 7:15 p. m., connecting at Rock Hill with train No. i?2 for Charlotte and the North, also get ting connection of train No. 27 from Charlotte. Train No, 118 will leave York at 7:25 a. ni., arrive Rock Hill 8:00. a. m;, leave Rock Hill 8:40 a. m., arrive Kingville 1.2.: 3 "> p. m.f arrive Columbia 1:50 p. n>? con necting at Rock Hill with train No. 31 from Charlotte and the North, also train No. 36 from Columbia to Charlotte. Train No. I 1 7 will pass all intermediate stations correspondingly earlier, and train No. 118 will pass all intermediate stations correspondingly later. No change in other trains. W. E. McGEE Division Passenger Agents Gibbesgram Every Job is Guaranteed Does Y our Car Need Painting? If it does send it to us --our * . facilities for handling Repair, Paint and Trim work are un surpassed in South Carolina. Write us for prices. GIBBES MACHINERY CO. COLUMBIA, S. C. Clemson College SOUTH CAROLINA'S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND AGRICULTURE W. M. RIGGS. President i:?;i \( KK> OK I.AM). >.\Ll K PLANT OVKK KNKOLL.MKNT I?l? orKKATKI) I M)KK STKICT MIMTAIO DISCII'IJNK. i)K<;k?-:k coi ksks A _'! i < 1 1 II u 1 1 t S.-\ i-m M :i i. ~ A r?*li i i ?*?*! ur?-. < 'lxMni vi r \ ( 'hi'!iiii'., 1 I Iul'-.ih i : t i _ ( "i v 1 1 I'.i i _'i !???( -ri iu r.l.N-t!i- :\l I liiL'incrt vlwi nica 1 l'.n^ih'? i i._ '|V\!i!.- hnliivfrx I li>|il-?t I' :l 1 1 '.illli'it ti l. ? s.-j, I,. .? short ( ni K">i> \ _'i i> nit Hi :i ! IV\ tiic I ; 1 1 1 ? i ~ : : \ I 're M 1 i 1 k-;i ! Sl'.MMKR S< IIOOI. .Itino 13 ? ?Jul\ '!'A A u'ri< nil tira ! Tr.i ? I ? ? ? ? -? < \ ?f r < mi < . r.i rl? r^ C. Mak.- Ill Ki'inoi i "f I lit ; t . ? .. .i t \ -_r r i ? ? n r ;i ( " ul . 1 .\ - \ MJ i; or A TKCIINK \|, KI?re WTION A - 1-. liui'-a i ? l ? ?;* li? > I ! . ? 'n'vt ;i ir:t 1 1 ? -t hiinl 1 : 1 1 1 ? ? ^ 1 1 i-:i i n i ny ? -:t | i;i t*i I ? i I 111:1 \ ti 1 1 1 ] . t T 1 l-filll' ?f .<:?? M H N I |\>| flic llht 1 :i 1 1 II ?? I :?!??? t'lir 1 i f i I ?? I - , 1 1. , rl v ;i ii'l ? ?!>??, ?!! ; , ; \ 'I' lllrv ;i.i !|.| I'll if, Si-llt !. < II I . I 1 . 1..1 . liir t!i . f .1 n t lot; .1 ? < !? 11-. >i. < <'l!i-ji 1 ?? ?in J ?#? r.i 1 1 \ < ? v ! ? ? \\ -lift". ? : 1 * \ l"\\- t" i \\ 11 " !.? 1 1 ?; 1 ? , . .f 1 , \ .1 t 1 ? > > i 1 : _ ii> 1 *? ' 1 1 ' : 1 ' ; 1 ; ? ? ? S. < ?!.? ?; ->li ! ; I'll ;t 1st! ? In- i-.i v : 1 1 < -i . * .-f t : .? I 1 1 i r 1 x 1 Si;i to ? >v . r:. :n?-i : ? ? I ; 11 | . ( ?:t n ? t ? - * ' - !' : : i' r ? 1 5 ? fli ?* ? 1 . ' ' . ? ? ? - k.-. -t ymi fn >iu ? !???_' '-Mtii-r'- thi- f;ill to 1 ? ? ?????? v -u -m :f f. .r t ;k . t niti ? . ? ? ? ? 1 i . , ' 1 S( (>I. \KSHI|\S AM) f:\ AMI NATIONS I'hf college maintain* *.?rto hun 'l' ,Nl ;i ii hell' pay expenses ami $1(>0 for na tion ;ip|H>rf ioned equally <?vpr flu4 f'"ir y,.j) rv. Alx? fifty two scholarships tin* ( hie Year Agricultural Conrs< these scholarships arc worth $1^' and tuition of $40. The soo!ai" s i i i p.s must lw won by competitive examinations which arc held l?> ???<?)> County Superintendent l-'lu'-a t ion on July Kth. It 1* worth your while to try f<>r ow "f these scholarships. < 'r<-<l i t for examinations pa ?tt tho county seat will he giv^r i" tlio^e who are not apply!"" for whola rsMj**, but for '>n t i ;i fi< v I{. O. T. ( < '.??tn m, - .. M)..-, i? ,,,? r . , . . , ? t|i i: <? T <? ?? ? < : ? i ? * 1 1 < - I-.-.,, w. f, "r s:;" Officer* Training < <"> v. ir , | i r ? ?' i- . *' ' " " ' ' ? ' 'Vcrnmont. thi< reaching a ',oUI I'OH M || I N KOKM VT ION \\ KITK OK UIKK.: THE REGISTRAR, CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C. MM'I.K \ TION> WILL UL ( 0\s||>KRhl> |\ THK <>KI>I-K KFXKIVEI) ,

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