The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 10, 1921, Image 4
f ! ?il. CAMDEN CHRONKdl
H. I). NII.KN , teller and PmUUnv
mr?-?--- ? ?; ?
J PubllKkcJl fvA fc'rldav h( N?
It road atreet itirfvotirfil afc$fi? ('I
C South Caroltnf pmdoffiei a*
; class mail mafioV. Price "per am"
I $200.
, ~ .;r>\ , '. \ ~ ? ii TMii i
( urodfn, S, C., Kridsx, June 10, IWi.
T' ' " r<. " ^ I '? ?
State Senator Wlghtman of Suluda
heaped a good-alsed l>ill In the stfcte
when ho introduced In tho 1021
(icncrnl Assembly, his resolution call
injsr ft* a Hat of all employes of state
department*! and Institutions, from
janitors Up to the governor. The of
fice force of the Comptroller general's
office In 4i I work on this list now and
will probably 1>e at tin* Jolt for several
months. The Senator's idea Is to as
certain if any employes arc drawing
two salaries.
Operatives of Highland Park mills at
Uock IIlll. numfl>erlng ilitf, quit work
Inst Wednesday morning at t() o'clock,
protesting against; wage reductions i>(
approx liuately .'<0 per cent. None of
the other mills will be affected Im
mediately. so far as can lie Ion rued,
though no statements have been. Is
sued l?y tln> workers.
Pvt. Humid l> c a I la uhcr of I tii l
f< ry A Nineteenth field art tilery'.
Camp Jackson, was drowned at
Caunhmaii's1 pond about '2 -o'clock lu*t
Thursday afternoon when Pvt. William
Plant, also of Itnttery A. nntrowly es
eapi*d death at the same time, he he
iny rescued after an attack of cramps
.Inst after Private (Jallayher had gone
down for the scoud and last time.
T. I la good (iooding, ousted auditor
of I lampion county, must give up the
i-fficc of auditor and all the property,
records, etc.. of the office within 24
hours after personal service of an
order issued -h.v the state supreme
< ourt. The order of the court directing
Mr. flooding to turn over the office t >
his successor. W. Jesse Thomas, was
issued h.v Chief Justice (Jury follow
ley 'in oninlon of the court Thursday.
1 tcbu use I helicVe that the law of
the state of South Carolina reflects
and upholds the ideal standard of mar
rJaye which .Christ Himself has taught
us. I have ruled that under no condi
tion will I ulve permission to the
s cleriry of the church in South Can444m
to remarry divorced people," said the
Hi. Rev. \?iii. A Cuerry hlshop of the
South Carolina diocese of the Kpisco
1 ia I fhiw li in . addressi^iy Die annual
convention of women of the dipeese at
fireciivijlc. ;
*
J{H? K. .1 oiii's, ii |i|H?in(ci] i ic.i surer
of Abbeville comity to succeed tlu> late
.Tames ClmlUMM'M and 11 brother. of
State Tax < 'ommis^ioner A. W, .tones
shot himself hist week. l>ealh was^
insianta ih'oiis.' Ill health was the cause
'?f h is deed, he having been a jr^eat
sufferer for '"any venrs with rheumu
fi.sm. He l< u \ ev m wife and several
children
\ I.ife i?f Distinguished Sprvlit.
I. i ii
p. ? >?. ,
I i [ ' ! . I J ' ? -
i ? ? I
The grcatci> imrt of the .formative
|m i tod <ii ihi" life of Dr. Sliu^n Itaruch
was spcfif in South Carolina. In
? 'atndeti 'In- "read mediciiie." in the
days when it was customary for younn
ii??>ii.?i> siud\ in (lie offices of phys.l
? ? i . i > ? - when b,\ no means every doc
tor attended a medical colleise. Then
it tlx- Mt.lic.il t'ollei^e of South Caro
'??>:' I >? itfei.dcd lectures. >i ud was
_ ra>liiii I > d later from the M ? ?i I i ? *;i I ('>>1
!>-')? of \ it ur I ? I i : ( As ji field siirue>>li
in ' ? i i i r.il I .(?( 'v a i 111 y In- rendered
'ill S ill ! Ill-Ill I 'ollfedeiaev sel;\ iee id'
in>'?' '?"> i :i!hc and af.'ei the close
> ?' i 1 i i , . ret ii i in . I i > ( '.'linden
v. . !i. \ ; i lid | . r n | i.'i'd inedi
1 1 > *"? i I ~ 111.? | ' i i d e > *> i i > 1 1 ; i I a "til I
? ? I "d ' I ? ? < ill ' I'M ' ! i me ri' ?? i \ ? ? d
'!"'!! Ill Ii che-d I >< >s , i 1 1. e
? ? _ 1 ? l lli v\ - I >1 e side II I i if the
' I '? '* si. \ || I s7 I ,|.|ul
lli- I '? ii ? ? ! i : - . a 1 1 b*
nl> > ' ? a ; ii a 1 1 i ' f I lie
1 1> I.., 'i | ... ill.
Ill ' e III ? ' V ?> ' ? ? N w \ . ; h \\ I v 1 > i
?(>?!?? i i . ? ? ? j 1 1 ? ?_? . i . i i ; , . ! , 1 1 1 vs 1 1 u t
..I I L > ? t ' ' ' .1 I T ? I del I u| ip< il l II II i I V
?i :J.i i 'J i .. I ?i>s t ,i lent s
I I - II 1 I met I > ' I ?> > . ?
- i ii i ? i >. 1 1 : . * ? i > t.j sf > >r\ (>f
.. di. ii.> ? the I !I I i d
' I a : I I ! : i > i j 1 1
I.. e e a 1 1 1 1 * ' . lli 1 ? .> . i ?j;i si Jim . a
> Mf' ? 1 1 . ? ' i r ? a a . Ids > i>nl i i ' > u t n>iis
? >? 1 I il f -f - : I I el a I 1 lie 1 1 i
. i . ? Ii ,i ? Ik i 1 1 a i in ?< I I 'V ? ? i >i ? d
-II I -IS L Hi l \ l ' ?????? I ? . I I ! ?> >?
? HI , . . . . : - . ? I !: lei .1 - ? .1
! i r ? ? ? ? -
\. .? . : ... ... I 1. ..s i i . ? ?
III ' . M. , > ; .1 I ,-?!., I. I .
I ' ? ? II l I'. I I S l|? \V ; l - s I : I I L' i 1 1 u I . >
i.. i l"i ?? i ill.' w ,4 1 ; which In
. I I.'. . J.:'!. III! .1 lid -P f fr.1 ix> ? '
? > ?_? i ' ? ? \ i s ''ih . i ? 1 ? i . f 1 1 , s ear!*
I I I | , \ i . I | | i i . , riiel l'i -| M >' i -
?? Ii.i.. 1... ^ ; ? ? \\ .1 JjJc
? r> ? \ .ii ?! .idiiv e\ | >. i .idit._' fame t<>
i- V, . nf n - di-. 1 1 1 1 ?? u i s fa i I h f U 1
a I ft ' 'i fm I In i.ioiis i,f || v
..iilh .uid .ii, i nhi'ttd ii.tl f t '.e < :i!|sc
,v lli. Ii vv i J 1 1 tlielll lit i?. id he ;>ed t ? ?
i.^fviit! u ?i h Muh 2u. it. in vu ln:> and
die di f- it t.f \v !iit h ]|e had li. iae with
' ' ? t n - v rtii'es I u the
? ivfWl's -i in ' ;i'id tiei.iv n'elit . t.f
' ;,e Sunt he| II Jieu4? t I esldrii : il. Ni \
hlfT.s.df and his W.fe have l.een
.. iii.ua the f?rem??sf. and thej l.routfh)
. . their '-hlhlcgrn to l.?ve South <'nro
..ija. tie lived loanet Dim ti nn>s| of
!, j. i ?)tii r j d#,'?. few of those \\ti?> knew
tiiui in |xr siw. **c"inin. >'?it hi" twin"
?Tfid vr-r v iri't wili lie?f "'H of rcco'
'ortr<VT of sous and daughters
Tlii*
*-mk mifunmi'm
Cmndeii Attorney M?4e Plm For
bMiltni Assistant Cashier.
I l4 : U &
fmjelul t<fjTUjjj,?Vafe.
; OiariesAji, Jtine h- VV. fjj < \ llftes
jr.. or (\mimntu, phmdjta|0f^iiityjb6<'
for# Judge if. a. M. smith in jjbd
?rid cottvfc hew this afternoon of)au
for en?t>e/,y.elineiit <>f ftVei
JM50.000 from the Mberty National
bank, of which lie wit* assistant ^sh
ier, wuh wen teheed t? j??y a flno of
$3,000 and costs and to serve five yearn
In the federal prison in Atlanta. Ou
plea or his counsel* spokesmuu of whom
wax Mendel l<. Hmlth, the senteitco wan
suspended ,".o da>s under bond of $20,
(KNI to allow the defendant to perfect
a |M't it bin for oardon. Mr. Hates will
la- In custody nntll'the bond Is furnish
ed, arrangement* being under way to
do *?> piriaiiptly.
Mopdel I. ?Smith . made an eloquent
plea on behalf of Ids client. Other
attorneys representing the young man
were 10. (\ Mann and r>. O. Herbert.
Attorney Smith stj^sscd (he facts In
mitigation thai tin' shortage was not
delected but became known only when
the defendant had called (he cashier's
attention to it, that he had made a
full confession of the situation, had
made all reparation possible, that (he
money, abstracted had not been used
In speculation, but was absorbed in,
an automobile business in which the
defendant was Interested that the bank
suffered no Interruption of business,
and that the defendant, had paid back
a large proportion of the shortage from
Ids own resources, other arrangements
completing protection of the bank's' In
terest so ii had lost nothing. Mem
bers of Mr. Hates* family were with
h I in in court. , tie made no statement
and accepted the. sentence calmly.
Accidental l>eulli <?f Chilli.
( NM 1 1 huii.. the IHinont hs-ohl son ? ?f
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knight. died
Wednesday. May HHP. The 'child
was playing about as usual, and by
some means got hold of a box contain
ing thnee strychnine tablets and aite two
<>f them. When it was noticed that
there was something wrong with the
child, lie was beyond medical aid.
However, everything: possible was done
I" save ilie child'-*, life, hnt death re
jilted in n few hours.- Kerdiaw Men.
FlMt Halt* af Cotton
The fit'sj hale qf eotton was made
in Texas last week. It was shipped to
Houston. where it brought $1,.'{00.
This \\;|x |,y far tlx* earliest' eirtttiin
hale over marketed, being ;i month
earlier than tin* first hale lad year.
!Ulio previous record for the first hale
was June in. made in 1010..
Pleased Willi His Stay Here.
Mr. John Coxe. one of the Veterahs
who attended the reunion from Colum*
Ida. writes to his hostess in. C'amden
the following words of appreciation
it 'Camden find her people:
"I *en r Friends : I fully intended to
write you briefly before leaving Cam
den.. hut. as you know. I was some
what pressed for time. However. I
wish to say now a few words about
the plenary success of tin' state reunion
so recently held in your lovely City
of Camden. As a whole and complete
accomplishment the entertainment of
I In- Veterans by your noble citizens
left nothing undone that could have
been desire* I (in the part of us old sol
diers of the South. Entirely apart
from its great historic interest Cam
den certainly was an ideal place, t?
hold Mieh a reunion. < >n every hand?
;il the fine Hapti-f ebnreh. where the
public meetings took place; on the
-paielniis grognds ef your court hrtn<e
where there wa< a never failing enter
rnlnnu'nt of music hot coffee and
"a nil w iehes. i ? ?? ? cnhl ^ ? f : drinks, t : 1 1 1 k ^
of i< e water cigar-. cigarette- and
evert tobacco. boy -emit service and the
! 1 1 - ? ? ? I i ? I,il I'.IM'tlr eed.it tree; at the
a nil I e i I i kl' ! . i \ j i ! i. h ; i rid
I lie good tiling*- t ? ? eat ' 'ict'e . ,i ! T } i ' v
llliee hall- \\)lele part- of tile elabor
flte progra") MM i thj^J'tie mil- > Mild
n 'uiit \ d;i it. ? - heid t' u th: ? n t he
iii.hi> 1 1 .i n-port iiig and eiijo.x.ihlc ridi -
i tul e\iitr-ion- through eit\. ? 1 1 1 n ;
:ind oiirroiindi m: 'intr\. and po-idM
;il'<>ve nil the 1 1 pel i private dour- nf
V" ?' -li.lt hi a I t ed ) I-" j ?!? a lid I III I
' i ? r ? 1 1 1 m h i 'o i' ? I i x ! Mtid h o - 1 1 t 1 1 1 ! < p t\
v : i r . ? terta inmenr in their t'ii .? in.ti.,
? ' in I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 \ i 'I her p I a ? - -. i r , . ? - and
' ? iti i - I . . ? n ' 1 1 : . . ? ? : i . i n I ^ i \ on
? v i I > h i i . d I In I r I nothing I ?nt the
? gln-t. . 1 1 d in i a eiiilm-M
' < 1 1 1 u i -i1 - nf y..nr pitri 'ti' people
? I ? : ill- fto'n the ip- id" the 1 1 1 I.I t* \ I n ; I
' - I'm ?< fill ? lit Veil , n- ,,f (hi- Wa r lie
tw.'it the \ ? d then front thc*e
- I 'I c I ?! 1 1 V ? ? ' I ? : ; t " - - ^ ', | . \ pre-- i. ?M * ;? %
t i i - " I " h ~ i? ' ' j i - ! . 1 1 1 . i ?
V f ,1 1 1 It'll . ?: I . ? V . r 1 1 : 1 II ill d " \\ , ??
getii ? t 1 1 Aid then i..i r? n-n'a r ? 'hi ??
u.i- thi* g t f j ?: i ? }??"??? "t" . r . i ; i ; i
n \\ h ? h ;ibou: fnili iiiliidr'i .1 nld
\i-ti-t iit? M li.-u: i. lie :hon?.ii!il - . j i r
"id. t.t - .i ml i t f 1 1 i t ?, -? s i ?} 1 1 in i j ? i ??
, i . f.l I.' I V i .1 \ .1 . t \ h'*a-- t fiN a [;?!
?_'el.t lellli'J. Mild lad\ ilt:/.-ii? tuok plT'
A 1. 1 1 !a 1> tin i*i t' ? i' ii^n.il i u ? i
"f .i f i ?-h f i \ ' with : ? ? -rii I ? . i >1
?I ? .1 < ? f fee M"d 'i M- ? ,< . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . i . . i ?
nil I tie u'lM *- br T : . , . . j ,j 1?.,,
, fire n llj(- i ri t k , r tin < ' > f . -d ?? r : ? t ? ?
I'lld I >iekel|?i< HI II, I.! I) i ; . ? 1 1 f ? f < ? fill"1
, rendering of ?]i. .-r-iini ?? d si.;i?rs
during the reunioi it I pr. ran ? : . \
. : In hea rt t otiehir n I '. * ? ? f T? I
l'"lid.'\ I ?re:intii?g I t ' I : I|.f
( nut 'ru?t ni>self fi \\ r 1 : i it .! y
; k ')? ? ** w I ? \ A 1 |ir.i :m' .i : ? t ; ' . : ! ?
the i f m 1 1 ? ! :r ti d f i "
I lleh
j 'I oiinrnt a! tie Vlajesj;. W.i.vie
Rrid supfvirteil 1 ? \ I ?*-si 1 1 r i f 1 1 1 A'.'ne?
! \ w i r; The f <.\ *? Sj? <*>;,?( '
HABITS or THIS RKD rOX
.% Bit ?f Nature Miotly mi Told l?y C.
\. Drpton of 1M|i County.
In fCferenee to the ml fox In the
Upper part of the sta te making his
?ton In tin* ground/ tiny do Dot fol
low thut hrtbjt now, but uk?? the natural
rock which ran be fouiui In all
the rooky hill* of that aection.
Hitch deim are used In the breeding
seftnon In which they raise their young.
The breeding season coin oh on very
carjy In the spring <>f the year. The
young fox rcmutiiH In the den* until
the beginning of gu'muier when they
nre taken to the eo?l shade* of the
swamp ami trained 11s only nh,v Itey
Kurd knows how lo train them In the
art of curing for themselves,
Itnck in the seventies and eighties
When thut section' wan much overrun
with foxes the hunters took advantage
of this tender age of tbe young as
u suituhle time to thin them out While
At took inan>\ ypars to do SO they did
succeed in almost exterminating them
In thai section. Hut since Jthe game
laws have taken a hand in the matter
I hoy are on the increase again anil
lovers of the chase can OKaln indulge
In their favorite sport over the hills
and hollows of old Heaver Creek, but
the times will be few and far between
that they 'bring old Hlleds" hide hack.
The jdcasui'c In pursuit or possess
but must be couccdnd to ipursnit when
it co 1 ill's to fox ehasjug, for a her the
chase ends there Is Utile <>V no pleasure
in it. The noise of the hounds Is what
gives the thrill. To see a fox give up
after hours of t'utille effort to save
itself wescnts a sad rather than 11
pleasant scene.
As the noise of the dogs draws nearer
and all hope vaulshos. it becomes be
wildered and confused? seeming not to
know which way to go the noise
seems to be in every direction. Realiz
ing that further effort Is unavailing it
stops, turns toward the dogs, and lets
out a piercing scream, makes a feeble
effort to bite the flirst dog that reaches
it. and all. is over. Its carcass Is
riddled 1$ its worst enemy - the hound.
The noise ceased and calm restored,
the hounds now look more sad than
otherwise. ?
The fox is known to be a vef.v de
structive pest to the poultry man.
getting its share of both fowl and eg;;*.
Hut a fox will not take the last cgi:
out of the nest of a laying hen. If
knows (he fowl will not quit the nest
as long as there i< ex^s left in lit. tf
knows too Ilia l the hen will set on those
some day and her meat will serve
h! Ill a better purpose than the egg?
alone, and he usually tfcts her the
first night *he takes the nest.
The seel Ion referred to in the upper
part of Hie comity takes in a broad
^1 rip of rcu'ky hills. beginning at the
borders <?f the saiul hills, running west
to the Catawba river. The many rock
?lens so readily found on these hills N|
the object that dure* the fox to that
section. when1 the young me raised ill
*afety while they stay in the den.'
<>ne of the noted places for fox dens
Is tho Kelly lloek Hill. At the fop of
tKis hill near the level stands >< large
granite rock. perixMidicular on one .side,
and level on top, while the oposite side
slo)>cs in such a manner that one can
reach the fop by little elimjiiing. The
western end* hangs over somewhat in
;the shape of an umbrella, and in the
space under this rook is a smaller rock
that would serve the pur|M?*e?of >? din
i n it tabic. It was under tld* shelter
that Kelly and hi* band of Tories lived
in i i m? ? i >t" the lie v olut,iouar.\ conflict.
It is said that tin- >m?tkc *lains from
the Kelly fire can yet be *eeii mi the
! t oof overhead.
This, bit of natural *? <m r\ i* .11 tlie i
??i initial woods ami here under the
j -hade*, amid a pt'ofu- ion of wild flow
, er*. the fo\ a 1 4 d the buzzard find ji n i
j ideal spot to rear their n neiirli j
fa -Id"
I teritiMi
Forgi\
.1 t * - 1 1 1' ? ; f !-'? \ ? A!. - ? V.I ? i fe i
ha rd
\ lid l'llll.' '.I \ in ? . m ? !| t 1 1 \
ft lend lit* I r?
f. -i j iii I 1 ; i :n i or : .* i \ *! no!
k . \\ h * i i ? : l I t
I !i"ii ii.ii*? *ee i la i U \ . ' ? .ii art
! _ I \ ? . I Tut ? o < 1 1 > I. ? !?
? !l\ I >! :l \ eVS
\ ?e ail need tin , i ?? I hd
of friend*. ?
>11 M*f I. a Ve 1 1 i ill j r : ? : ? * ? . < d '
*uffel'eth ioiitf
< '.i *: not :i Hit) n >i );...* :
? ..ii *e nd * Forgive
A ut In- I k- '
:ift
HXKCt XOK'S s\l l
of S, .1, I ll < '|| I o| I I ,,
? 'ii*? \ ? ? f K e r * h , i w
I i.. i. i <1 )>\ v i r ' . ? . , ? i ? l ? ?
..f !*?-??)? i r ? < '??ii i r -.f K ? r- , \ i'?>niit?
.nut in order to -etrie I <t:ite of
John .t Wnrk'iiiai. . ] . .!*??: .1 * agent
T ? . T ~* t t ? o \ K i i I \ ? ft he
I - ? r 1 I \\ . - k ? I . i * I v i ffe:
f,,r * * i . if j ?* ? 1 ? 1 1 ? out- -\ ? ( .pe 'ho
< on*' 1 1 ? i *?? .|o<?r in S C.
? n \\ edm^da \ ./line 1 . V 1'?'_*1 ? t 1
> ?!.->. k i. vn 1 e\Mri<;n" 7 ?a??entf'r
* I ' ? I'M*. lei IN...' ,'nol.o
! \ KIKNf.WI'
for S I' Moykin
T' v f u f or
KN<H)?INU TttK siiow
-
Hmv tu? Ciuw (?lrt Kepi l> * lUpld
Kir* OMteri^loii.
Views hiuI Interviews sat in tin
main aitde second back #eat on Thurs
day night at the Chautauqua tent dur
lots the play. "Nothing lijit tin* Truth." |
On the very hack wont- w wo a uuwlier j
of young ladle* #ud in t Im' nund>er wan I
OB0 Who chewing gum ami gig
gled and kept up mpid |((| small town"
talk.
? The rust of character* Included Hob.
the hero; Mabel, a young flapper ; Mr.
and Mm. Austin, Van Dnsen, the bish
op; Hob's sweetheart, Owen mid Mar
garet Clark, friend .of Owen's.
flare's a sample of the line of taVk
l he giggling girlie on I he bark M-ai
kept up to her friend throughout the
show as she chewed her chewing gUUl. i
"Oh, gee, I wlah# I had a seat up Hlu?:i
front. I can't see nothing bore. I
think they ought to have more scuts in 1
a Chautauqua tent. Ain't it hot? lj
hope It don't rain. You know I heard
:_wuh going to get married. Won j
(ier if there are many people at the i
picture show tonight? Ain't you glad,
you come?" I
J'lnter the hero, ; "Oee. siin'i. . h?- 1
cute? Oh. I think ho is just darling. |
1 lot dog. I believe 1 could loYc him my
self. I hope he wins in bis bet to tell
the truth for -1 hours. Aint bis hair
curly? Wish I had -a, fellow like him."
Kilter Mr. Austin: "(Jolly, ain't be
fa t V I think he is horrid. Oood actor
though. I believe lie is funny. Look
ai him sweating. Hot lui eats a lot."
Knter Mrs, Austin: "Ob. ain't she
darling? You know I know a l uly it.
Yorkville that looks like her. I ?<*??' t she
remind you of Mrs.-; ? ? - ? Aint her
dress prtjtl.v? Wonder what it cost'.'"
Muter Van Dusen: "Ain't he a dan
dy looking man, though? Lord, be K
almost bald-headed. Look at tlietn
eyes. Ain'l they b ird? ,T Tn?t in* Is a
i(. under. You know he reminds ine of
? ? ?-up town. I think he is cute,
though.
Kilter the Hishop : "Laws, be looks
more like a monkey than a man. Look
at t hem side things on his face. Lis
ten to that squeaky voice. Ain't he
sickening? Hot Oog.-l couldn't love
him it* there were no men. He, reminds
me of ;t preacher 1 knou4* I don't nie-in
our preacher, though."
Kilter Owen, Hobs sweetheart :
?'Ain't she sweet? Ob. I think she's
just adorable. Bet she's all painted
though. Ain't that, skirt short. v 1
wouldn't wear 'eni that short for noth
ing. Come t" think about it though
she ain't so pretty. 1 know :i heap of
girls prettlcr'n her."
Then she chewed tin* chewing gum
rapidly to V. ? I.. in the row ahead
if seemed to say. liekety split, lickety
split, lickety split."
? Enter Mahel, the flapper: "Hot dog,
ain't she got her nerve though? On.
I think she Is horrid. Oliwl they ain't
no girls around here just liko that.
T'gh." % ?
"Enter Miss Clark: "Oil. ain't she
tacky? Ain't she. disgusting? Listen
at that voice. Wouldn't it kill yon?
Look at that hat. Look at that dress.
I don't blame Hob for .telling the truth
and saying they were horrid."
And so it went on and on until the
hour of 4 o'clock, which was the con
elusion of the play and Bob won hi*
$10,000 bet.
And the gjggling girl iif* the back
seat said. "Hot Dog." again, and V. &>l
said "Thank the Lord." and then
everybody went homo- York Kmpiirer.
Wanda Haw ley supported b.\ Walter
liters jv l. lied for showinu at tin*
Majestic ue\i Tuesday inx a s ia'
feature ' The Home Stretch^'
What Has Ciimdoii to OtlYr?
Mil 1 1 \ | in ? i ?l ? ? utterly f.i i I t<> rr:i lizo
thr ntjinx i i it } T ;i ill ipif^l i ? ? 1 1 ? tluif :i
i m >it i ' r<>i ;i I ?.????! ? t :i r\ < -;* ! i ? ?? I oil i ? >
[.'III^UtT \\ lull III' Mill!- II 111:111 \N 1 1 ? ? i ??
iiiliM <?<!?>! if nu.xiiiL.' I" 1 1 i ? i I \ wlii.!i
In- i- M-ixinu ..r ,iT.ii?tii| ih iiiiMiii^
.i 1 : 1 1 ir ? ? "i:i luil'.ii'l ii r i nu tlnnl \v 1 1 i ? - 1 ?
: wlii i! i ? ? 1 1 1 ) ?! ? ? ? t <1 \\ ii f'lip'. x 1 1 1 1 tui 1 1 .) ?
l-f | M ' ? I [ I I ?
I \ >1 tin In l.i I t I ' I .1 Ii X I I ,| Ii ' ? III"
, Tin ? ; .'ill- v u ii ? .1.. 7i * i r ?jnji ??. ? 'link
i>! : ! 1 1 ? ~ i i 1 1 ? | ? Mil! i|in-*t ii>u? x\i- ;i : .
I'liiitinu 1 ???! ? >\* vnii' - f il.i- in ? : :m
|inl!;llil "In-- Tin ?i ? 1 1 1 1 ? - T lull- WIM'O
I n il I ? v Mi I. \ I nit .iini I'kftv,
I i -? I ?? -i I I.. tin- I >i ji.i i i ini ii r nf .1 ? ? 1 1 r4i.i 1
I i-rn. I ii:\i-i^il\ i>f K;iu>.;i* iinl wrlV
|
| J. 111. I - 1 . 1 -? I ? I M < I ? - 1" till- Iil|ilii'li I . f "Ten
. ? M \ 1 1 ? ?? 1 1 ? i Mr.
| l-'linf li.i^ li.nl i ? ? 1 1 - 1 1 i ? ? i ?i J ? J ? i'\ |?itwmh !?
in t li.i :i.i?i i of ( 'i'inn.?Ti ?? v\..ik f.-r xx
? i |o not ?i'i linw lir rail!. I t >.0 ? !li.-?.r
? I > 1 ? ? ? 1 1 1 > i ; ? nl lirrxx i-f
i 1 A r ! rui tl vi'Tiiw^ Sinii: I 1 1 k . - ilm
f i >v\ it^ ntnii'vphrrf # I ' ??* i' unvr
flic ln'.-uily nf fh.*ii|f<| ?iri.i'!? aii'l ? ?f 1 1#- ?
' honutifnl fi-ii in ri'<- V I* i: ,i miiil.
j rontuy nirx ????!! " i ir 1 1 ? ? ? I ? ? ? w 1 1 '' I ><?!??
; it linvr . i f I r .i ? " i \ i nilMl. '.il ! ? I i : . - :i i
; ill llll'V '? I - II ? I ?:! X I 'l ' I
j III C\ I- 1 \ , -I- '
h.. , ? ; r ? i : ? .--- w j i ? , ,
I .1 t I . . , . , r . ? . ? ' . . ,
I
' k -4 > XX > ? . , i ' ? I ' :lt ? 1 ? \\ I i '* I I '
i I v w.i'i r - t 1 1 1! \ I ' * -1 1.. : 1 i x ? -? . ?
j If* tiir- ? 1 1 1 ??! "? <f ''*'k ?:wf? I ? -
hrnith rlrpn rtnu-nt '? I ' J h<?-jni.i - I
Jit xviflti-nf Jinx . hi ji'*f ???! ??1 - ' ?? 5 ? t "
I < a: I fill- H!?* n '? f :? rn : : 1. ,
f"X\ h '' If. xx then 1 r? i-trl 1. 1
j.ri'-on 1 ati'l f'ltnrr'' I'- i' ;.?
? if liitfinT fwluratioti r>r #.f *..i?]ii(.?v
; trn >?! 1 i>s '* 1 1 v I il'rui i ? - I ? - % ?
EVERY DAY NEXT WEEK
Camden Team Meet* the Fallowing Team* Next Week
MONDAY
Lancaster vs. Camden
TUESDAY
Hagood v?. Camden
% WEDNESDAY
Camp Jackson vs. Camden
THURSDAY
Manning vs. Camden
FRIDAY
Manning vs. Camden
SATURDAY
Manning vs. Camden
FRIDAY WILL BE LADIES DAY
I. I. ? i .1.1 II A. ?
Admission, Adults 50c and 5c War Tax v Children 25c and 3c Tax
; i ikI concert courses? Its newspapers?
III- postal facHif ics?
I. People? Shall I Hkt* till' |K*t?l?li*
'(if the town/ Art; they "home folks"
I without false e.velusivencss? Arc they j
. neighborly and frlend.v? Is flic town ?
t ier frolll factionalism';
j 5. U(?<? relation -(''tin 1 have a good,
| I i nil* in that town? I ami my family?
'How ahout the theatres. museums.
1 gymnasiums, parks, ?? t ?.? V Aro inviting
opport Unities for pleasure drives af
forded by well paved streets?
(!. Ckm wo live reasonably and well
in that town? Are the best of modern
conveniences available for its residents.
I ??jeet rieity. uas, telephone. etc? Are
the housing and shopping conditions
favorable? Uents. ta.XOS, and prices
fair? Hoiels good? Home and truck
gardens and dairj products plentiful?
7. Accessibility? ^Cun we go and come
i easily? Does the town have adequate
j railroad connections and train service?
I Sinri ear lines? Interurban lines?
Well marked automobile routes and
hard surfaced roads?
s. Can I make good use of cairital
I In that town? Are there bankini: facil
ities? Manufacturing interests? I'p
to-date stores? (iood shipping fa? -il i
ties? Favorable labor conditions? A
prosperous fai'iniug territory? Active
co o|teratii>n among business interests?
!?. Bni'ploymenl"? ? Can I get. a job in
that town at fair pay and with good
prospects for the future? Can I count
on co-operation from organizations
making it their business (<? help intro
duce and establish new commercial in
t crest s ;nid tn welcome new citizens?
10. I'rogressivoness-? Shall 1 find
I that I am in a town having a pro
gressive city government, active civic
i . . ? ?
organizations. modern l'ire nrntArttfU
and a putl together spirit in every
thing n town with h future?
Moral : "l.et's startfl by our Chamber
of Commerce. morally and financially,"
? ? : ?
letter of Appreciation.
Jtnlge \V. F. Russell, couiQiandcr of
Camp Uloiiarcl Kirkland, of this
county, ha* received the following let
ter of appreciation from General C. A.
Heed, of Anderson, Commander of the
South Carolina Division of United
< 'oufedera te Veterans :
"On the Mrd lust. in honoring birth
day of President Davis, the veterans
of this County were tendered a fine
dinner. I>,v the "Dixie Chapter. T\ 0. V?
which was attended by thirty-seven
veterans and greatly enjoyed, and in
telling then* of the magnificent en
tertainment and delightful time ae
cowled ns in 'your charming city, it
caused deep feelings , of regret from
those who were not with us there* tod
I take this occasion to tender my
thanks, personally, and also for the
S. C. Divlson of Veterans, for the n>ag
nlficent reunion which is pronounced
by all one of the best, if not the very
best, we have, enjoyed for many year^
past, and the' memory of the cliarra _
ing people of your community and
their royal and kindly entertainment of
us all. -Tvlll linger as a very bright
spot in obr memory us Jong ns life
shall last. . ^
"Regretting that 1 could not have the
opportunity of seeing your good self
personally more frequently whilst
there, and with very kind regards."
Attention Campers and
Contractors.
You are probably planning
to take a camping out trip ol
some sort, in which ease you
should Iiavc a first class new
Wall Tent, as shown by cut.
Can give you Tent 0 feet J
inches by 11 feet 8 inches of
10 oz. "Pemp" material for
?521.50 or 12 o z. 'Tsamp"
material for $2i>.50. Tents
priced without fifes
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
823 W?l Gervais St. Columbia, S. C.
To Holders of
COTTON
i
We have a profitable plari to offer you.
W ire for letter C 50 without obligation on your part.
SERVICE
ROSE & SON
24 Stone St
Cotton Brokers
New York
Fill your basket at LANG'S GROCERY for p'c
niCS nuu camping aU pplie* as well as for your reg^
uiar requirements. We handle groceries 0
quality for those who care. .
Lang's High Grade Grocery