Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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three Wise Dont's ? ? k v :,?> ' . V- ? *;.y ? -.tr ' \ ... % V . . ; Don't carry money ? carry a check book. Don-t mail money -mail c)iqe.|ca Don't rely on memory write it down on cheek atufcg, No matter how modest your personal expenditures, you should have a checking account with this Bank. U ' ' v - .? . ' We will be lad to receive your account, whether large or small, and will appreciate your patronage. \ Loan & Savings Bank OF CAMDEN. S. C. - \ STKONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE BIG STOCK TO SELECT FROM TJhe public is looking for bargains. Yoq want the most for your money. . We handle staple goods and carry the stock. . ? Get our prices before you buy. We have every thing for man or beast. Another car of LARRO just arrived. Springs & Shannon CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA The First National Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C. W*"* Dollars on't be a spendthrift thers are saving | J et's all get in line 1 . ater opportunities will knock lways be ready for the knock esent the idea of spending avings at our Bank work while you sleep. The First National Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $ 1 00,000.00 t-UTH HKAUMC IN BAD Same Fakir Opeifeted In Cvndrn Uut Y?ir. Tho following tftory Ih from the Tllgh Point. K. C, KnterpriHe. Prof. H. A. Coiey, of Columbia, h. C., wild cluluu hu U a psychologist and healer loft High Point Into last night fn I?Im own flue limousine. accompanied by his \vi(V ami all their baggage. Ho was hcAdod HOUt h and e?rr|od with him do partlng greetings o# sonit of our host cltiaen* and several thousands of dol lars In cold ouwll. which ho Ih a I leg c*< I to lyftve acquired during two Weeks' I operations of 1?1h "faith" in thin vtclub | ty. ? ? Ai first tin* "professor" was cOu* I sidcrcd a Joko, hnt I ho Joko became serious on account of injuries done to vory III patients, whom ho said to huvo doolarod ho could euro In short order. Idlo . eomioont. dovelo|>ed Into something hy his harangue in a barber shop Thursday night 'when ho Is al leged to havo used filthy and revolting language fo soVeral negroes', calculat od. it Is said, lo stir tip tho black. man's Instincts against white women. The conversation was overboard "by white men, unknown to the. ."professor" and as a result some of the best, citizens of High PoVnt said r*vyeJp>logist Coley's presence should n<> longer be tolerated. A cltl/.cn .who consulted .the "pro fessor" was directed by Coloy to write Chief of Police < >. 1*. Hodgepeth, of Ho?-|<y Mount, as to his character ami work, The following letter was re; (cived from the Rocky Mount chief: "Your letter in regard to a Dr. (.'oley, m psychologist, from South Care Una. received. lie was here-, stopping at one of the host hotels, claiming- to do something, lie certainty did swamn tin; money, however. 1 d? not know of any good that he lias ever done." .Inquiries to South Carolina news papers brought virtually the same answers. The I.aneasttr News, near which placj* the man K said to have starbwl his wonders, replied \y tersely, but completely: '"Just an ordinary fa kir." j/ The information receded from other cities apparently creates no surprise in High Point. At. least one minister, of the gospel has stated that the pre sence of tho man and his false teach ings is an. <?pen insult to every church and every earnest church member. > According to those acquainted with the circumstances, Professor Odc'y uses a regular printed form of prescription blank, or did use them until t lie supply was exhausted < >n each blank he had printed 1'hof. 15. A. Coley, {psychologist and heftier, 2831 Wheat street. Colum bia, S. <\ In each case, it is said the same prescription is* used, regardless of t.lie ailments of the patient. The following is claimed as the prescription "i)live oil. castor oil. sweet spirits of nitre Take teasj>oonfn! night and morning." <* The professor himself makes no eharnes for his sorviees. but it is said he lias an assistant standing at the door to i "ill ie?*t us the patient, leaves the building A mount * collected vary from a few (hilars up to considerable sums. It is reported s Aeeording to intelligent Ifigh Point citizens who have ' wa teheif I'r"f. ( 'o|ey ?i if#* he liime In the eity, the professor has earned with him haek to South Carolina several thon-and dollars, nitn-h of it .olh'< te<l from poor arid norant people of this ' ominiluit > Some estimates place the amount . . .1 ' ? ? t . -?1 In* re at riot loss than $r?.00t>. The regular physieia n< of ll.gh 1 '? >i n t have taken (Yiley's opera I ions mostly in g? ?? ?? I humor, evop-f' where he li/is in terfered with suffering patients in u? h a way a- to inerea^e suffering and hasten death The ? oiu men t < ,( 1 ?? ??i f him. whii'h were at fiiM ^aid to lie joking, have been a 1 1 > t !i i n ir e'--e iri the pa-t few days Ttie "profe?-or" ?ei m- ' ? ? .* *i ! ,!l' i" side the lidli-r of the !a w . on whieh point niie of the prominent nrinnfae Hirers of the ? ? i f v said tMda\ "If the law <annot tea < h ii?i- -or: of tldiiu Hu rt I am of the ? ? j ? ?i . i ? t that We liecd the return of the K) K'l|\* Kl.iii ? ' r something that j , ? j( " I iiiform Memorial !)?> > i ; < i i ? ri/eit ? <( Vorkvii'.<- t h i - mom ;ir_' I d !t ke t ? ? ?Pe t in !r.' ? .ilure of S? iii ' h 'arolini lake -step- ? ? ? hange Confederate Memorial Pa> ft -a May 1o May .'In in order eonform with American \s gion Memorial I?.iv As it. I- now we have two memorial ways t ? eoine in Ma.\ < 'onfedcra te Mem ori il Pay on May H? and than Anurl ran r.egioii Metnorla'. Pa \ on May ort. If the legislature will J.ake Ma> .10 state nieniorial day f-<r. all d?i-easpd soldiers it wou'.d relieve lot of onfu vion and In mj opinion he a.^r. >?.jit ahe generally I lxvieve .f the d.ffer ent jMwfe ..f the Amer'enn Legion would take the matter up wi'h their r?'?> i ??< -t i ve representative- tie ? h. litre wrj:ih! he made ti.c the j:e\' t r .1 1 ii --eioUiy York Knquirer In After Life. I used io think editor* w h?i rej?-et ed poetry had a grude ngninst tr.e " "And now?" ? J they were wy friends BICRtiDOIX IX>?K8 KHTATK MiUloiuUr* SUrker WUI Now iU l*s? Independent. All tin- property <>f Qrorer llerxdoll, draft evader, wlio Is ill ilo'r many. was seized at Philadelphia Fri day l?y. Col. Thoma* VV. A1 1 alien pi i.pri l > custodian for til? l?l)tUKl States government l?y order ??f Pros! tlnii I In i < 1 i 1 1 ir . With If vci/rtl tjii* properly iif his mother, Mr.s. Kmuiu C. HvritfoU, and ?ft' his brother. RfWll) Thu^doU, wU? Is (?crvlnu a in the army disciplinary barrucks at Lea \ fiiwoiih, Kan., a draft evader. The action was taken under a new ruling wijlfli permits the nrni'in to take over tin* property of those who Iiiivi.' foresworn their a 1 lt?>? i i*i i< **?. Kern doll,, having escaped to rtenil^hy and announced himself as a <?erman elti yon. made himself liable under this law. Mrs. Iteru'dol) was given five days to t ii rn ovor to tho local representatives of the alien property custodian an ur count of all CJ rover's property in this country, both real and personal. If this Is done the remainder of the Repgdoll pro|forly will he returned h\ her. If it Is not. the entire estate will remain in the hands of the government ottieinls and in addition she will he liable to imprisonment for contempt . The value of the seized estate owned by drover tiered oil is estimated at \ll of his funds on deposit in banks are to tie administered by the uovern I ineiit . I tergdul I is cut off absolutely tni>in j ' i<- finam-la! resources in this country.! If liis 'mother I ri?*s lo. couimnnica fe j with hint in any way, she will make jierself liable to atj;iil senleuee. If lit- j wants liis property he mihl return t ? ? j the I nited Stales and file a claim. Ifi In- does that, he must <jo to pr.ison'and serve his term. 10 very cent of expense connected with the seizure of the es late will eomt out of lle.rgdoll's pocket. Mrs. Hcrjjdoll a y i ? 1 her MS year-old mother must vacate "Castle Bergrtoll." (?rover's Philadelphia home. from which he escaped when taken to Phil adelphia t" search for the "buried pot of irold." I'nder the war trade board license.) ;i> amended Monday of last week. <!ro-! ver Itergdoll is classed as an alien ? ? 1 1 ; en i.v. which deprives him of any pro tc>i or claim as an American citizen. .Mrs. Ilerudoll cannot touch a cent of her own money or of tj rover's or Kr ? win's until she litis satisfied the gov eriuneiit authorities of the exact own ers. She cannot cash a check. When Colonel Miller and a staff of assistants went to "Castle Herirdoll" on Friday and served notice that the slack er son's estate had been seized and that she must vacate, she only said:. /?Well, when do T have to move?" Wateree Mill News. ?Wateree defeated Pacific Mill- at i Wateree Field Saturday 11 to P. Wateree lead all the wa.\ after the first inning and piled up run* in nearly every inning Hen^on of- the; Camden team pitched for Wateree mid, held tho visitors safe throughout. He also contributed to the score with two scoring li i t Villipiguc also hit wel1. Jack WaLkins hurt his finger in the first inning and was forced !<? leave the g-vne. Superintendent Halleit re placed him behind the hat and did fine work Watereo and Hermitage will ploy Saturday in the third gam" of their series. I'ach feam has w on j a ga"ic and this game will dceide the series. I'rida.x evening the Wateree Mills Mens' 1'lnli wa.s organized at lubj house and W. I'. .lohnson \va ?> ! elected* President : llev Fureron. \'i<-e j President and 1' T Patties, secretary ; Treasurer llollis (<>bh was elected (J rand P>oo>feti with -I P. Shaw.' \V. T. Player, and .1 I! l(<?hii|s"u l?o<jstei >. Mverv man or bov who' i work- at Watereo Mid i > a - k ed f> < Join The dues ale LTm ' per month, i The ?pjexf ion to he dehaied will he. "Which is More I seful to the I U?ine. ; the Girl or the P?o\ ?" The IJoy w ill he defended hy Kev. Fureron and .1 P. Shaw. while the < i i r 1 will he supported hy Nettle^ I.indsjv and .1 I! Ilobiu. so n . Willi the ,id\cnl '-f hot Weatln i ?hc hath house is being used a great deal - The ladies .side is now r.jn-n and we hope all t he ladies will take advantage of this oj.portunity to learn to swim. Saturday evening the Sunday Sehn t ? will hold a Grand Social at the Play Grounds to which everybody is invited The Program will Include recitations games, refreshments and religions and patriotic songs. Special music will be rendered by Messrs Cobb and Whitney During the evening cakes and home n'ndo randies will be sold and auction ed. Perorated booths will he placed ihe trees aim i tie giOVe I j I oe illuminated by electricity. Kverybody come anil make the Social a success Mr?. Hoy W. Sundelson, who a r r i \ ed iii America iiS years ago a friend less Russian Immigrant, is now the Scvr York manager of one of the larg-j est life insurance companies !n fhe Fnlfed States Children Cry for Fl?l?h#rf? The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of * and has been made under his per 'S7* S sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive vou in this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children ? Experience against Experiment. Never attempt to relieve your baby with a remedy that you would use for yourself* What is OASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is Its guarantee. For more than thirtv years it has t>een in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort? The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For* Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought the c e i ITAUR COM PANY. Nl W VOW* PITY, tSNT J ?T A 0 BEAUTY > r*? Atosr SAT/JrACrOXY G/*r- / ?.*?.* Bought V Wll. I. I l.M? SI 1TAMLK C1KTS IN A!,l, I IMN ? ' I-* iruri I ; N Wll \<?\|;KiV at THIS store. WK fc AIM! ALWAYS II1:aI TKKS F<>K TIIIMiS IN THE JKWKL KV and NOKVLTV LINK ANI? I HIS SEAS? >N FINDS IJS BETTEK si?m k i : 1 1 than k v i :k G.L.BLACKWELL JEWELER 8 OPTOMETRIST ? CAMDEN SOUTH" CAROLINA Chevrolet "490" Touring Car Was $925.00 Delivered Camden Now $725.00, All Charges Paid REDUCED $200 I he Lowest Priced Completely E.quippe(' Automobile on the Market. BUY NOW George 1 . Little DISTRIBUTOR Goodrich Tires ? Quaker State Oil ? Willard Batteries RELIABLE SERVICE ON ALL CARS