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I HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE H. D. NIIJR8 KdUor and PublWier ?y?ry Friday at No. 1109 tlroad Htreut and pnt*T?*d at tt??* Camden, South Carolina jWstoffW'V as s??roml class ma il matter. I*rlof? |n?r annum fJ.OO. Cuiiidni. S. C.. Friday. July Z9. 1021 Think paved hI rct'ls, talk paved atreets, and demand <?f this twentieth Century town other roa<lwuy>? than of Washington and Lafayette's time. Threats of a scud famine mill plaUUn hi the South has been vigorously de nied in taicgraiUM from various sections of the so callcd cotton lwlt, The Mouth era people feel very keenly the had lighten which they have hec^ placed by the action of over zcalouj poll! I clans who seek the limelight under any pretence While it is generally known that a stringency exist* in money mutters and food mty not l>e as plentiful as last year. I ? i i t we have *beard of no actual want, The presi dent has, been Imposed upon and made to feel unduly alarmed '\V politicians or parli.es who did -not know, what the.v were talking about. We lire publishing in another place "this w. ek ii let ter from I >r. W .1. Dunn relative to the circulation Of petitions to net the paving project tin der way In Camden. Should the prop oiltinn f?o through the "property holders wiH .not he called upon for an.V Inline dlate increase hi taxes and now while liihor Is cheap appears i?? he a good | time to stall tills -work. Many of the towns of the state1 ami some of them smaller than Camden tiav'e voted honds for paving ami (lie work is under way. He hope that these petitions will be rca dl ly * signed The Southern Itell Telephone ?.V Teh* graph Co., wa> sustained in the ' charg ing of increased telephone rales us re rent I \ authorized by the *tate railroad commission h.v an order hauled down by .Indue H A M. Smith of the Kastern district fede'ra I court, the plaintiff iij the ease heing I''. A. .Miller of Marts ville. state senator from' Darlington county. The decision was handed down Thursday, tin* railroad commission re ceiving a copy of the order I'Vidaj. Dr. <?'. M. Miller, a Columbia den tist, has brought suit against the state pcuitcntjaiw for $fi(?l., which he al leges is due him as fees for dental work done for prisoners in the state prison. The Story of Our States By JONATHAN BRACE V. ? -CONNECTICUT Co N N ECTl C U T stands unique uk prob , ably t h e first ' st u t <* which was created In the world by a writ ten constitution. It was really an ofTahoot iroui Massachusetts, for in Hk'HJ there was dissatisfaction over the form of government among the I'url tans In Cambridge, Watertowu mid Dorchester, the three towns surrounding Boston. A large part ??f t licsc three towns, there fore, decided to Journey to the Connecticut valley, lis they had heard that there was to he fouud excellent farm land, and the I Mitch from New Netherlands had been forced out the previous year hy the erection hy the IOng lish of a fort at Sayhrook at the mouth of i he river. The Cam bridge people, under tie* lender ship of their pastor, Hooker, founded I lirt ford, the I >nrches ter people settled Windsor, and tho.se from \\ a rertow n estab lished Wet liersfield. I <>i a few years the\ remained ji p;irt of ?\la?ai lillsflls. hut earl\ in Id.'!!! the p"Ople of these thl'ee toWll> m i e # it ikI dit a 1 1 1 > ji written im|i >!ilutn>n a. id a i: reed t?? uoveru f helll Sel Ves M e: i 1 1 \N )| I I e 111 a lai'^je com pa n \ of colonists un der the leadership of . 1 ? > 1 1 1 1 Dav I'll p1 ?!' f arrived from Kii^land and settled the town of New Havefi. later spreading to Milf'Jid and Stamford. These [Act distinct colonics were later united and t>x>k the name of ( "onnect leut from its principal river. This Is an Algonquin Indian name mean in;: "long river. It became the fifth slate to Join the Union when it adopted the ( 'onsti t ot Ion on January 0. 17H-S. If Is some* fiines called the Land of Steady Hnhlts. hut Ik more popularly known as the Nutmeg state from the humorous M<?w??ie#n that It.s peddlers were accustomed to palm off wooden nutmeg ir, their customers. The area of Connecticut Is 4.WV. square miles, the third Rmalle^f . . f our states. Its [Herniation. however, entitles i ' to seven electoral vofes for president. ((g) by McClur* N*wiipap<T 8yn1leat? ) Col. WtllUun Hlmuion*. of Atlautii* ll^tU wl/.zurd of (lit* Kit Klux or ganlxutlou. on last Friday gave out the following ( statement t "The recent lawless hupj>enliigs lit Florida' uud Texan. * am confident, wore not dene by this orgn nidation. or It* member 1 < I P , I mi t In onlcr to future i ? i > > ?? I f of this fact. I tint putting approxlmtffbly thirty iiumi on the Job of making a complete and searching Investigation. I eall upon all officer* of the law, both clfy, Htttte and federal, to submit to me a i iv tangible evidence which they iiiiiv Ifnve showing any of the recent happenings throughout the. couptry to be J 1 1 x t f y eharueable to the Kd-Klu.v 4Clan In \ erifieaMon and proof of 1 1 1 ? - -IiiotIi \ ? ?f tlif statement. I last wee.k suspended the charter of I'ensa' eola. Fla... .Mobile, Ala., j and we are milking complete and searching lnvestl Uailoii* i?? mm -crialn llic leal farts re garding the acts charged against our organization In these two places. If they ivre sufficiently ?crb>us to Justify, and it U found that our organization Is Involved. I Intend to furnish the of fleers in these places with n list of I lie . membership in that community. The offenses at both of these places were minor', but I do not Intend to al low even minor offenses a trains) the law of the land." "Fritz" Waking I'p. I A story is going i f m* round* of t l*ik Kurnpenn press whfPh would Indicate lli.it Fritz* Is reorijn ui'/d Ug his senses. An A luul'lunl tourist In Wnlil (?> luive arrived in Coblen/,. w here he li i red un automobile ami chauffeur anil stnrleil down the Uhine Coming t ? ? a bridge lie aske.d the driver how long I he tier man- ha?l heen \\ ? ?rK i nu mi it. "I'Mglit yea rs.'^ j was the reply. "We buHd a brhlgo'rike that in eight months," said I the tourist. Later they enme to a new I >u i Id 1 1 1 . "How long did it take to hiiild that I ?n I Id i ii ir V" . queried (?er uiauy's gUest from thi>. side. Wiser from e s perienee, I'rit/.e said. "Kighf weeks" "We | >i 1 1 np a building like that in eight days." <n ine^haeU th.o American. Later lhe\ wheeled into Cologne.' wit It the cathedral overtower ing all else. "What is that asked the sii?ht seer V The <5ernian employe ruh hed his hand across the buck of Ids head and >ald. with a tone of regret* ' I reallx don't know it wasn't there vest ??rda y ?*!? New York Po?t, 1 M*. (ieorge Sown II Mower, lawyer. Hired sixty eight. member of the House of Representatives from Newberry Connt V. died a! Iiis home Mo|ii|;i v morn ins,' at 1" o'clock. Heath was the result of a stroke of apoplexy which he suffered some time during Satiir day night When called for breakfast Sunday morning lie did not respond and was found in his bed unconscious. Physicians were hurriedly enlled. hut he never regained consciousness, hut continued to grow weaker until the end came. lie was horn in IKf?."? In (ireene County. Maine. from which place he came with his pareirts In South Carolina the next ' year. Ills father first settled in Prosperity in the lower part of Newberry county and Inter came to Newberry to make his home. I>r. Mowf?r was one of the highest Masons in the state and the funeral was held Tuesday afternoon, conducted by the South Carolina (?rand l.odgc of Masons. Alarmed at reports of a threatened "semi-fa mine" coupled with an epi deinic of pellagra in a large section of the Southern cotton belt. President 1 1 ii I'd i nir Monday requested bulb tin* public health service and the American lied Cross to make immedinlc 'investl iral ion ii nd report whni < onld be done hv the Federal government to relieve, the situation The fnM"si m n|ii'r:i ' ti >a I>f alt 1'cdi-l.i. ;iU' In ies ill I lie | I ? lief nieasiiie- w i? promised I thej Prcs.ii l. i.i who <1 ? ? I . i ? I Mi if if f?'iii>i|| le cess.i r \ I'.iir.'r.-ss would In- asked pi , | >a s-s I s 1 a ? .> lie urge I til it' li" time tie |o?t t;i a >? er t a I n i iil: he : aiual > oi.d i 1 1. ? . ? in, i tppl\in_' i.. i hem i li . ffei t i \ e I ell it 1 i I'lle t li 1 i a ! of I' I tlli lit .11 1. 1 p'a^lle I III I ' I i s ideiil Wl'ole ? the tie I t!l ?el \ ice a. I I lie I I;. I ? *| ,.s?. -..lied ? ? ,il i-1 f ? < ? ! 1 1 I 1 . c J . 1 1 ' : 'i.^t ilepi. s-i-.t markers had ln:l.|c( I' impossible t'"l 'lie people of .1 I I I" _* ? * I -. ? ? ?( . .r tie S. -ii i ii t .. se ? 1 t lei i - 1 o. k f >ot:.- The r? ? ? i t stiort aire of | i II:' I 1 1 V III s a I r| i pa t e I I t I > I I II d depin - I ' tu i : \ . ? ? u - .i !s l: f ; !.i i.a ..-i * of | f< ? ? I i ; ? ? - s 1 1 \ ? . \\ si : . i . t' f' pe I ! i _? r . i .1 M. 1 'iMiI :ii >4 p. - : m i s j i i at t "ha lies toll lias In et I : lllie. | as diet iff of < 'lot rlesiofi .oiiet> - ijf ?? -i ? i > ? ? rtie late Sheriff MhiIim Mr I ? 1 1 1 ? i ? ? I wm? former deputy under The li'e sheriff '1 lie rate h a i li:ir'i.?e.| loWli t'l .J I'lliiore Martin lr at'd Mi I'oiihiot Mild the iro\ ? I l.i'l lll l.il Ipfxiint 110*11 t' Wed lies, |.i v >el eli white \..||1 - Heie tr.ed fur ? r '*t**"fkf?Tg H""1 Hoi i ? *rr>p(( ? a li w n s t. an. 1 , \ i " ? > r ti ? ti i gher ? ?our: mid. r bo- i It -s under stood that sever.i : of he" arres;* are i 1.e made uf ; ! n >si purehnst:,^* t! . -r . en good TO.M/\T<M-?s ? _o iei<'- |?t ?!??/' a' nil: cash ST?du:. HISTORIC CITY OP WMJI> 8m<W of Many HtruiKt<? for World Mafttrrahip. Hit- name of tin* town of l*mht. w here the recent retreat of i. muiif possible ?? it tack ??" Con stant liioplc l?.v (In* Turkish Nationa list Vi?nd r*? I?4?mI tin* firwi grave threat of ?l tm \v 1 njc other Kuiii|h>hii power* Into j Mm? fray, would have appeared many' time* In heavy black headlines if tin- 1 """Ifu newspai>er j,a?l' fXUUKi throughout historic times," says a bill* letlii lNsaut'd by the National Ueogra phlc society frulu I(m Washington. |?. ( ; hea<h|unrters. now *11 1 ?'d and Its population iH barely L'O.OOO. I til I before ( < ? 1 1 ?- 1 ; I 1 1 ( i I II 1 1 < 1 1 ? U;|N enlarged by Constantino the Ureal. l?-j mid then Nicomedia was for ,t f tillO:) the capital of tlii' Itoiiuui lanpire tt'iul] the metropolis of the Near Kast ' "Situated ai the- head of the Culf of isniid. which forms the sharp Asia lie ??ml of the Sea of Marmora, and fvith high ground hetiiud 1t. H?. town lay In Hie route of the natural highway from Syria, Persia, Mesopotamia and the ? ??? tiro Near I'Jast to the ItOsporus and Kui'oih.. In tho old days camel can. j vans Innumerably carrying the riches of l he l'?nst plodded a round ||n> end of (In gulf, paused to pay commercial tribute to the strategically situated city, and emit in tied west a long the low coast <?t* the gulf for the 30 utiles that sepanil ed Nicomedia from Mystanllum and now separate Ismid from Constantinople. And when the steel highway and iron horse that were to connect Merlin and Magdad come to replace the more pic turesque, hut less efficient, camel and his dusty road, the same natural path was utilized audn Isniid became a rail way station. "IJarlus and his hosts swarmed through the site of the present Ismid five, hundred years before Christ, to bridge the Mosporus and conquer Thrace and Macedonia. Xenophon and his ten thousand Greeks passed through the place in their memorable retreat from Persia to their home. Near there the defea ted ? I la iiulhal. a refuse., from the Momans, coin in I (lied suicide; ?"'d In a villa close hv Constantino the Cre^t died, lone after force of Cru waders lichl t In- town during the middle age*. ' "I'roni '-Xicomedhi I ?iocletia n diecied his implacable campaign of persecution against Christians and later the first Christian emperor. Constant Inc. gov erued from its palaces lb? rely twenty miles to the south at Nicea the Church council sat which framed the Nlcene Creed; and only a short distance to the west on the Isniid peninsula in 151 A. f>- was held the ecclesiastical assem bly from which the Armenians bolted to form the separate Armenian church, which, with the Roman Catholic, the Creek Catholic a ml the Protestant churches helps make up the four major divisions of Ch ri stin n S "History is closely repeating itself ill Isniid. Just as the Turkish Nation alists drove the modern Creeks from fhc town in recent weeks, so in 7X1 the Moslems, pushing far Into the Asiatic terrtory of the ftyzantinc (wrecks, de feated their armies at Nicomedia and camped on the east bank of the Bos porus. The Kinprcss Irene ransomed the city ami tin* other occupied terri tory. lint the Molnimniedans slowly encroached ami ill l.'l.'>.S Nicomedia fell permanently into the hands of the lurks. it remained a threat to Con stantinople until 1 when the threat was made good, and Constantinople become Stainboiil and the church of >aiieln Sophia a Mohammedan rno^ipic, I he I-mid f today has little i.. re mind the observer ..f its g|ori<>iis his lis An old Click acropul j v ? f|;) nke.l '?> Moina.i and Ityzaiitine to\\er< is ? limit Mic " 1 1 1.\ i ??in.iiniim link with its ''I'U.elit p;|s| | ||(. ii'oli a lei | ("II" |V:,"v "t the l!;r_'ihnl r.ii w .j \ < | . . not "???'d h) I >a list- j,, |s|,ii.l ,i- ,|i.| ,jl(. ' ?iiim-I I i :i ins ;,n.l it- t, .|| i : , i ? merco 1 1 .- 1 - 1 1 w i n ? 1 1 ? I awiv r. . j| ||ie u Oi l.l 1,1. Ion-. ? l.i.ik- ci: I,. ? I' I- . r.-.'d "I i In i n a sin.- (.f \ r.ab\ ..nl \ f a mode*! -uppl* . . r silk . ...:...ii- i.,|,.i, .?I III I t'{ ) le- I pi . 1 1 lli't - " At (In present rale, with MM pt. titioic in baiikruptcN having been filed j in tiie I S <\iurt for the . intern dis- I Ilii.' v'siotif ii C.i rollii.-i fur ih. first' ?i\ iitoii.'hs nf lijis year l'.rjl j- : i u ? ? I y . pro\ I> -he heaviest . . r th.- (..,-1 -.?* ? ri.il \ ea i s for ba ukrupt'-ie- A- cm l?n re. I f.i ! he 1 1 >4 petition* filed t liis > ea r .'lit* JO Hel'e filed filiritig file t ir*t ! < ? * ? r uf l'JL'O. and i>ni.\ 'J'.i dur tre^ r tie fi-.tlre y.-nr In 1 T?1 !? a total! f JO w.re filed and in there were In 1P1C.. a total ? ? f M |?.fj fion? ueic filed I'xeti 11U.Y when in flie neighborhood of IS." . a>r>-. w ere i filed, will probably prove to ha vt been. ?i lighter year than the present, as far ?. . i.v , . up lrI,.- are von. erne I and! r ni Mie?/.uUo()k at present The Zonr. II. i full of news i : Then* s????n*i lilug ;i round r tin t will int?'i ?'-r > ? ? 1 1 T .^'h- WHI 1*- fnrefu: ih?-rr nr. ? in. In in.^ wnf*t ? SHOOT NEW* OTORIK8 Heni of IntrrM |?lkered frotii Many PImm. (iowrnor (k>t?jH'r ha* jw.folod I lamp Jeter of Spartanburg. He bus nerval ten of his i w ? ? 1 1 f > .war*. h. ii. Htackmoii of orm.goburg W|l appointed magistrate for tin* city of org uyebury t?y the governor, vice (\ I', tlrmoutn, who dlwl several day* ago. Floyd Rcckc. J. I*. laiiuley, alias J, A. Wright, and (Hop . NVIllis wore ar retted Kattirday In Columida ou charge* of violations of Mir Harrison narcotic law. I (I to Frlda.x night -'.'MS soldier-.' had been discharged from (he Fifth I dl\ Mn:i ni ('.imp Jackson, N'iiir arrests have hxjoh made In Florence since the first of the tuonlh, . of bootleggers. The h(|l I weevil Is closing lit i'ii the, territory surrounding l^oi k Mill. Ite- j ports from Fort f.awu ami IVmuiford state that a great deal of damage is he- j lug done at those places. It is expected (Jnvernor < 'oopei- Will , order 11 special election In Lancaster; cotuity to fill the vacancy for the unox , pi red term of judge of probate, caused h\ the death of judge Stew man. A freight train fell through the bridge over _ Mot lows crook, near Catn pobelhi, Saturday morning. All traffic 'oil tile Southern between AshviUe and Spartanburg whs held up for about '!<? hojtr^. ; According to information sejij out from Florence three sepaVate attempts have been made within the past week ? V wreck trains oi'i the Atlantic Con*! I Line between Florence and Augusta. | Rev". I.ottis .1. iiristow will soon | resign as pastor of the Itaptlst church | a*l Abbeville. il i> reported I ? ? take lip ; hospital work in Solum. Ark. A nimiher of applications have been I made in Oraugeburg for the- 'position of count \ superintendent of education 1 to fill the vacancy made by Claude J. j Ita-t. who serins, to have left the state. Appill Davis, a negro, wlio escaped . from the ueuitentiary about three years .41 go. was run down and captured last Thursday night near St. Paul by 1 eoiinty officials. DaVls was convicted <d" munler in Sumter about teu years ; :ii.'" and was sentenced t r> life imprison incut 'I'll ? ? members <>f i ! if ? South Carolina 'Knilroad Commission Columbia *1*1 it 's? In * morning for the first week of the u ii iiiiitl inspect ion of the railroads "I l he state. Tin* commission w ill travel over tin* roads on special % | it i | > iiii-iit. furnished by the lines over 1 which they travel. John Kd. C.regory of I'liion. ahont ? veil I'm of ago. killed himself on Main street, nt Monarch mills. Saturday. It was claimed by friends that ho was mentally unbalanced. | Two rewards are offered by the gov J prnor. one for the capture of Press | Brook*, negro, who is alleged to have ; killed :i negro woman, and the other 'for the capture- of Turner Barnes, who J is charged with killing Henry Saxton. The rewinds were $.*>0 for Brooks and $!()<? for Barnes. i ! In*. J. I-'. Williams, a prominent physician of Uoebuck. near Spartan burg, has been arrested and hound over to the Federal court in the sum of on a charge of white shivery. Ii is alleged that I)r. Williams carried a married woman into North Carolina for immoral purposes. The indictment was sinned by the husband of the woman in the case Traffic i* said to have been vilipend ed in Boscnisi u. .Mont., a f ? ? v\ day- ago ! h\ the coining of several largo swarms 'of bees. The Aniathlaii oil fiehls in Mexico ire on fire and a dispatch of Wcducs day described the drilling towels a? | falling like chaff and the workmen . fleeing. ? A meteor v\ ? ? i v; 1 1 i 1 1 ^ |ien\e"ii .'too and | I I i4 m i pound* !??!! in 1 1 a t < In-t t '? orchard | on Mi- sloiia r \ Kidge. n'-ar ("hat'a nooga. at an earix hour Wednesday morning Tin melon: made a <w i-h i HIT hoi-l- Ii it- p.I?"?;ige through III" air and struck r!e- ground with a 1- ud crash I lnit' ? a- heard for a di-'M.o of several l>.ock? I e ntis-h- toi. i|i>nn a ^section ot tlw o! h.iv i feint .in I parti*" buried it-- f n tie- grimo! 1 .... M i >- I .el i i lew - i | -i -in i Ti. : : i d verli-ing Hniniin of I ??nd'-n I '"g i now in this country for tin purpu.se of studying the latent thought- and pr.o t iees of publicity 111 Till key .1 In I l.gvpt tie W ' ? 1 1 1 e 1 1 . . f the better ? 1 . 1 - Wear a la'lul" empiel ti-h affair, a mere white film ov. r the face, leaving the kohl da rkcited eves exposed. Neailv half ..r the *1 T.t estate of Mr- l'l.ink I.e-I e left to \|r? Carrie Chapman < aft. alread.v ha hee[Tjieiit for woman -uffrage work i; the I TviXul S:ate- r Three hundred a;.d four former ann\ mir*i'? and women v* ,-i r worker are Hiii"iu' tb?- V, r.??4 ?i.. dents in training tie- 1 ? r i 1'.?ord of Yixntiona. Kdrn a t iot. Still in her oarlv twoi.tie- .? i d president of a ikiii tui.ld,:..- i n ? i loan association is rh< pr.ci ' held bv Ml.*? Marfan t S'nr-. c.f I .<?ng Bench, f ill. Henry Ford l>mlr* Ch?r|f. (Plc^m Sentinel* Mr. Claude IMokena. 8. O. Dear Sir: I have your recent letter telling about one of fuy automobile# kicking you. It Heeui* at range t?? me Mr. littler, t ha t you should oomplalu of a Ford witti u kick in It when every Im?I> else *eems to he coinplalulhg that the.v I'limii'i flint u'nything with h kick | In It. Neither <1" I ?t jii?v you could j coinpbin of II little thill* like your urm I being broke when tho whole hlamo eoiin I r v is in the -HUM' t'l\. However. Mr. lies tor. I um very 1 glad you wrote to me. I am sure we ?re good .|rieods and I ata going t? take you Into my confidence The FordL yoVi got Is undoubtedly not of the regit- I kind. hut. Judging I ? > It* action. Is one j that Was made for *?le to .lews only, j .iiiil its name Is Maud. j Now. Mr Hester, don't think for a minute that I ^doubt a word i" j \ mi r letter, hut what happened to j you recalls to Kit Mil a recent lnei- j dent wldeh- t will relate to you. A^ man we w ill call John' for short, w rote j to me and wanted me to pay hliu $300. ila ma^es because he said, one of my automobiles kicked hi m. broke ids arm, knocked hint over and skinned bis bead. I Investigated v I he matter and found the facts quite different. What really happened was that the man was leaving Ids bouse (me morning when bis wife came to I b<> door and said, "John, (here i* n<> wood out." and John replied, "Well, I'm Hiot taking the n.ve! with me." aiyl tliey d.resso<F*hls wounds at t lie city hospital. Now. of course, tlii- ha> no connection with your acci dent. bui I Jus! thought of It and I can tell from your, letter that you like a. good joke. .Von mentioned milk cows and I will tell \ ? 1 1 1 .sonic more confidential Information. Von no doubt have read in t be paper* that I am working on a tiii milk cow. Well. I have perfected it and will be able to sell them com pletely equipped with switchle<* tiiils and Klaxon bonis A>i Jess than a good bull CsU. So you know Randolph Rose, too. \es. 1 remember lie used to wind up | all bis advertisements by saying. "I thank yoii." Hut what lie should have sjiid was. "I tank you.". L/^ould write you a long letter, but as > tin probably know I am a very ! hii-y man. However, there is just one I more, thing. Von state that after the j automobile kicked you it also spit itl ! your face ami called you nigger. Are j.V"ii -ure. Mr. Hester, if wasn't a pho nograph you were trying to crank V. Respectfully, H. FORD. An organized attempt on the pint of 1_m i negroes to effect u general jail de i livery was thwarted at the (Jreenvllle rounfy jail Friday morning when Keep ers Ifatsoti and Hla?*k stepped inside tin- door of the ward where the negro linen arc kept. They were attacked 'by two negroes who jumped from tlieir ! cells just jin (lie keepers unlocked the i door. Keeper Hatson floored the negro w Imi attacked liim with a blow to the i stomach ami Keeper lllnek managed to push the negro who attacked him I hark in his cell d??or and to hold him [there while Keeper Ha (sou locked the i door. In the meantime Jailor Christo | pher, who was armed, arrived on the I scene and the attempted delivery was put down. The _*o negroes in the at ! tack had picked the two negroes who | attacked the keepers t ? ? pave the wiry for the delivery. The m 1 1 n 1 ? ' i 1 1 : 1 1 authorities of l>oorn ;li;n" refused t?. reeogni/.e the ex Kaisei > f it* (> I i'st against their assess i incut of tn\e>. remarking in their re ; ply that the eoniuiuui t v never invited linn to s,-it!r within it^ holders. and i reiiindirig him thai he js at perfect i!il>ei l\ I ? ? depan w in-never lie pleases. T!ie> ruli : S.i t In' niii-t pay h m ? fh> :in^ at < ?t . < f ?? tin- 'a^t tight months ..f 1 ! ?_'? ? I ii I ? di-: . Ili >ei\i' liank~ i;. Hus ti \ e w N ? ? : U . I'iiitidi Ipliia and San I : i : . - ? f ? .i \ ? i >< ' t'n : d i si 'lin ! Letter* From The People Kdttor Ohroulclei 1 h?ve rv?d wiy, u grent deal of toteWM tt|?s of the uMlU\$ at Haptlst Church llst HiiimI 1 > afternoon In your town i,. fUr r 1 it* r bettor law ami order in X0Ur com ut y . (t. was u movement In \il(t right direction for we know that titer,. I> more lawlessness In this tw.. e\cr before. What c.iih^ it j# hard h, sa\. unh tin- lH-opIc arc retrog^^ for lack of |>roiH?r teaching. Someim^ merlons I-, the matter an. I t h?- M(()Q(. a clock i? |mi ujH.it It the bcitt>r f,? alt r |,yneh law Is caused largely |? , lack of spool v justice In the eAnrts Tin* people art* not going to h-t crimi ua Is that lynchers tuke hohl of U1, punished fni: any length of tliav as u is often ilono by some good lawyer* who block the wh#el?, of justice until 1 ho patience of tlu> people i^rxhiuuQ, (li/Mi they btiCoiue f? , law unto them solves iuitl tnofo otft, speedy justice The profession of law Is a noble ?nt, 1 tiiitl Camden has furnished some as fine specimens of the bar as exist . h\en like Kershaw, Shannon. KenneiJ} Ha.v, l.eltner, delxutcho. and others ,.f " younger set now living would not to do a dirty thing for money or nity i thing else. After the Civil war when our poo-pie were arrested by II, (l Federal government mid Imprisoned the bar of the state went to their rescue 'without fhoiiey or priee in . defense or prosecution of (H>op]e I the lawyer Is within his' rights, but when he tries to block for a lime, kaw breakers, t o make a name for hin> self he Is out of it. I mil clutl to know very few do so. The proper home training is one of Uic ?droir.je.st bulwarks that man has to iresiM-'tti evil temptation. Some parents p. very little attention t ? ? the |>t-open bringing up of their children ami we have many that get early in the toil* of the law for lawless acts wliieTi would not be if they bad been properly reared. We have a ureal country? the greatest on earth -made so by the great people of fho past, and to keep it so we will have to stamp out every thing that would be to lis injury and the lies 1 starting imiiit is at home for that is (lie foundation of good law and citizenship. There itre enough uood people. In this country to stem t lie tidfi and stamp out every degree of wrong doing and lawlessness. It ouly re quires a united ami bold action to -do so. An action like Hampton led in IS7U to redeem this state from th? alien anil car pot hugger. Necessity will drive ns to. take action. Let u.i get at it. before too late, from the pill pit. the 'bar and all social gatherings then we will soou realize the reward of our united efforts for good. * J. R hul're Reinhert. S. ('.. July 'Jo.' language of Flowers. It was a custom of the Roman* to paint a rose on the celling of the bin quet hall, signifying that what was told at the feast was not to he repeat ed. l-'roin the custom originated the expression, suhrosa. the Detroit New recalls. The rose Is the queen of love and beauty and Is the most eloquent of all in the l;i uguage -of flowers. The re-1 rose Is a token of love and the white for purify. A moss rosehnd Is a eon fession of love, while a rose leaf say* "You may hope." A while rose figni fes "I am worthy of you." and tTie ycl 1< w rose asks. "Are you jealous?" The yellow butter cup Is dedicated tf> the memories of childhood anil of riebes. The ("5 reeks ami Romans used ? in- variety of buttercup ns a remedy for leprosy. It was also said that th* rout w.'iv a <uie cure for insanity if '? ;i ^ gathered at the wane <>f the moon, u nipped in linen and earned 11 r??tir?l thu lie. k of the Effect ed |M?rson. I'.. ! ' Whilner. a nnder I.iker of Ih'uneitsville. ?;i> drowned \\ '#?. ! Mf'>da y afternoon in ? j'Oiul Reli Met tsville. FOR SALE A ( 'TO MORI I jE LIFE AND FIRE INSUR ANCE POLICIES. SAFEGUARD YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST ALL FINANCIAL LOSS. THERE IS A DEEP FEELING OF satisfac tion* WHEN YOUR PROPERTY IS INSURED WITH 1 all losses are paid promptly. Camden Loan & Realty Company L. C. BERRY, Manager +