The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 26, 1921, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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H. D. MIvKH Kditor i?j j^Ms her
l'uhl|>h??l fvfr y Friday at No. 11W
Broad street and entrrfil at the Camden,
Houth Carolina (?o?toffie* a? ?eeoud !
ela>* uui 1 i matter, I'rle*' i-er annum
92.00.
(anukn. S. i\. Aufunl 38, ^Sl.
Tin- lynchiug of the tWffO, Will ai
Jfu, b> a uuMt at Cliapin wilt not eoine
, *0 a HurprJw t?? many people, and we j
fear (hat there will !<?? many mure j
lynching* if tin* delay* in convicting
criraiftAltf dot s not ronif to a stop, j
I'rvss di*p?teheH state that Allen wan
a had negro ami had (jure before taken
human lift*
Ituy Lludier, the young while man.
who watt an eye- wit ne*H to the killing
of l*o!kehian llrowu in Coluiphla. last
Tuesday night, ha? been pin <vd iHith?r
arr??>t and is belQg hehl for further e\
uuiiu/Ulon. The young man aeeiu* to
have gotten iilui^lf Into, trouble hy
tull.luj,' too much.
In The Land of TliV Sky.
\\ ?? Hie] to slip away )a-l t-'
get away to- tin* mountains for four,
dn? hnt our k?mm! friend of Tlie Ales
M'uut'i found it out unit makes thl*
eolnnien'r. : "lK>h"l ' kli0.w how an editor
< an finance >neh a trifl, hut oiu neigh
bor sccinv to he performing the fen!"
<m our return, trip h.v ?;:iy of/ York we
Moppoil n few minute* to wee our frieiHl
<iri>t. of the YorkviJh- Knquirer. and
tie put .about the -aim* question to us.
In explanation to both ?our young
nephew furnished tjlie ear and we fur
liitdted the ga> st? the trip was made.
It \\a>> a most ih-liuhlful outinu'." Just
The Story of
Our States
Br JONATHAN BRACE
IX.? NEW HAMPSHIRE
TO N BS W
II A M I* -
SHIRK falls
t lie honor of
rusting t h e
v <> t ?? which
d o fi a 1 t ely
f o i m ?? ?1 the
Uuited States. The Constit ution
w ii k to formally take effect when
nlrie states 1 j u < 1 ratified it ami on
.June 11, 1788, New Hampshire
rounded out the necessary quota
of Lite sta I OS. Thin heat Vir
ginia for the deciding vote by
only four days.
The beginnings of New Hamp
shire (cad hack to
son, who hud been governor of
Portsmouth in Hampshire, Kng
land. 'I'liiH^viis the mime of
the colony derived and also that
of Its first city, Portsmouth. Ah
n reward for Mason's faithful
ness to King ('buries he was nl
lotted a laruc territory north of
the Merrimac river. The first
settlements were started in ltl'J.'!
in Rye and Hover. Shortly after.
:i -theological dispute arose in
Boston, led by Mrs. Anne Hutch
inson, which resulted in her be
ing banished. Some of her fol
lowers went north and founded
Kxctcr. not far from the towns
of Portsmouth and Dover. Short
ly lifter th?- town of Hampton
was settled by Massachusetts
people. As ( 'apt a in Mil son died
xoiiii after, this, these f<?nr towns
Hi Kill Joined tliemselves to
Micsfichu-el t s. In 107*). however.
Kioj: t'harbv II separated them
ii 1 1<( formed th?*r<?val prov
ide of New Hampshire.
The present area <>t New
Hampshire is JI.'MI Sfpiare mile*-,
i i ??lit tin- rugged aspee t of it
HI m< ? i in t a i n ?? h:i> ? ? ? 1 1 1 ? ? tti'
. . .? an i i : an i t ?? a t e, i?\ w hi<h i '
? - ? > ; ? . 1 1 | > ' > | f 1 1 ! . 1 1 I v > ? : 1 1 1 1 ? d 'ili>
? j ' . i r 1 1 1 1 1 it' New 1 iampshire
warrants an electoral vote ot
? . : ; I '.il | ? ' e ? i ? | ? - 1 ? t
? i I. . M < j N". . i (? i j. s ? 1 1. ,i i - i
? ? ... TT
i?'fl the off It, in charge of the youutf|
lu.ly tgftkkeeper mid Hm- linotype
tttor and forgot business for four day*.
Aud her* we w*ut Id ?a > tftut th.v
held the job down fin.
Our trip ?*arrJv<l tin by way of Colum
bia to NeWbeir> on e\if|it h>7i;i ll v iood
ioa<ls Uiclilai. I is preparing to pave
to ue?r Ctaaplnf mid wo bad to detoifi
te* ft bout i? mm- Tt* Newt*i-ry^
road# were fluo. ( Newtierry ha* paved
-Meets , From Newberrv til I'linton
tin- rOiiiln w.-r?. fine (Clinton. a/t^vn
of . i f '< m 1 1 L'.OtHl ha* pavifl MtrCCU.)
*rogi OUnton to Lauretta the roads
were fine. (Iduiren#, a tim n of :;,00f>|
jfots paved -t reel x i From #l.auren* to
? ; i ????!! V it |?- the road- were ?? Vf?-11iMit .
tA jgj cat |?< > i f i ? 1 1 1 <)i Creed vil.e
roilllk uiv I'n vi <1 , and tlio temptation
to speed li MjQ> Kttal I hat si^n s |,a\c
been erected. ?See Otir CO 1 1 II I V Of ??'
-'luK ' ^ up (lie mountains to
I teJi jk' hit ilt vfTl (? |h?( roads were fine.
We spent ^ day In | lendcrs-on vill,
rfjglit serine (,\n |-,,a , j ^ u,.,(. | >a y ed. i
Next da> we WoM to Itreva id Itoads
gOOdbUt la iv\ hcih- I, uil| hi first class
?oiiditioa lirevard is, a beautiful little
town on the fcdjge of t*isgah forest and
ft K iKipiilar reXort (All streets paved..
?Mir next da.v SV;is -j M-nt at ( 'hi miicy
lb?k. one of tlit' greatest nattiral won
del*' of t ht* wolld. visited yeany by
thousands of toiirlMs from the.*outhera
-uiii-s. (.us hen rim: licen-fs from
Xouilj ( Iirolina, Ceorgia. Florida. Ala
bama. Mississippi, and Tennessee w'ere
inueh in m idence.
t he K'lids leadiay front I Icmlersou
Vllle tn ( hi|niie\ I Jock is ;, wonderful
engineering- feat and the motorist go'
inu that way <>an eoast down the ravine
in lk?s.
At let reneliiug' Chimney Koek. eajii
la lists Iwive constructed a three" - mih*
si ret civ of roadway .said to have cost
JskiO.tMH), (?> aea r i ho summit of the
h iv >? veritable spiral elimb,
the mad forming the letter ".H" the
eol ire, three mile* giving tin* motorist
Hit; thrill ot his lit',, -deep ravine* oil
all sides till he leaches the parking
pluee at the foot of the great natural
woudci. i I ere the- sjghl ' s??(>r has to
go afoot and climb ladder* and an|
improvised n i r\% s? \ to the top of the
rock.
l.eiM iiiK l lie. rock w ?? motored - to
Ashev illts all- uphill ?Miml> for twenty
miles. Kl^'ht miles fr<nu-XslievUle we
' ou n< t paved roads and here again you
can eoast for louj tlistames. This
"I rip enrries you through Itiltinore. the
UK-si pictures,, lie village in Ann-run.
<?ii to (i'rove Park Inn. the fatuous
host d rv of Ashev ilio. ?i;m1c of native
rock fr!7 in it TcTijTTu nt?in s i d ,t l'i< diTve"
way> i.rc l-uili of tile the golf
links veritahle. carpets of green ex
tending down the mountain side for
?Vre* and arrcv From Asheville to
Henderson ville the road is paved f,?r
eleven mil??s and onl.v the speed et)(?s
Keep the speed down.
I leiit|p| souv ille is ;, hea li ti fill moiiii
1 11 in city mid one can find ^u*<|Uaint
ances troia nil over the south oil its
streets and boulevard*. At the hotel
where we s|op|>ed there was a Camden
eoloiiv of seven and on streets we rt^-og
ni/.ed many folks, from ('iinulen and
other South Carolina towns. (All of
Hcndersonville's streets fire paved.i
'Mi the return trip home we drove
' ' "in ilcmlcrsoiivillc to Camden, a dis
taiicc of more than iron miles in frae
tioii over nine hours i i(ll fjr,t
w a s at Kill he rlordton. one of the ??!d
? towns in North Carolina, and of
al'otll l.r#00 inliahitaiits. tThey have
pa veil street- and highways evtemliiig
i In.-,, utiles t Spimlale was- the nn\T
V,?P- ??? -In ill village Cl'he.v had
pa veil s|:,e|s ? Slo 1 1 1 v was ..in ue\t
"'"I* H"| In j !.i ||( j fal ,.|f ^ , \\ , I | ,
f ?.? * ? t > I I eef s I Aluiltitl the siiinini; of
' 1 ' " '' " 1 '' ' In i 1 ' - s M i >i 1 1 1 1 .i 1 1 1 w i xv . ? n ;
^ ?' ^ 11 'ii : ;i < .M . - n ? , II.;, w
?' - 1 " ! > 'I I I . | ,| I . .\\ . , . f _? ,1 If ? U ; ? I, , J |
,V'1' : * 'Is .iliil s 1 1 lew :i 1 - l >\
,. I ???a ,l: tl'nr s(, ,,f j.,,.,,, |x
' ' 1 1 ' I ' " * i" another p.i v <>.| ? i f y . The
1 I ' ? ' lor: I .., w 1 1 \v :i - f i a. ? ii in i w e
1 1 ' ! he t I ,| W I oil .1 I'd I V I ..
Something New!
Green Arrow Soap Chips
made by
The Palmolive Company
22c Per Pound
THE CASH STORE
u ted J?*l ui |> by Cluster mimI l.uH<-t?*ter |
eon title*. C rowing thok rlrvr to tke '
l-aneanter idde the roads would per
fnit ituy the motor eouhl mak??. i
1-HUriiHler. H pfrlty town of ul?oitt
'ft, 000 (with paved 4t rc>?>t?> wan the
next stop. Kroin l4mcu?tef to Ker?haw j
the road* are excellent and tlu* oiotor- j
1st ft mitt genuine pleasure In traveling. |
From Kt rshMW to CtyRideu the roads;
arc fair but tHintpy, Imtp we are glad tpj
Anow work in how under way making
a pood road from ('amdeu to that town
Many of the grade crowing* will la- j
eliminated and It will not la* long be- 1
fore this couut> will uhow up well ;
with the road* of otHer' count le*.
" " ' I
l>u T. Crtwii, a tr?f?eH?ig ?rto*mmi.
nays a Columbia dispatch. wti# the vie- 1
liui of u bold attempt at robbery by u
| taxi driver betweeu lllaekviltc and i '*#- j
lutnhlu tftirlng Holiday night' accoul ;
ing to a statement made Monday by j
(Jeorge I.; llwl, a rural |x>] Iceman of
OrangchtU'g. Mr. CreWh and Id* w'fe
were going to Columbia In a rented
tin flight miles fmin N'mlh. the
driver of Ma- cur struck Mr. Crow* In j
the bend and knocked him un?oii?elons,
V ' J
Mrs. Crows had f.'UMi on' her person and
she left the road and got awa^v from
the driver. The driver rartaackod the.
ear iind Mrs. ('row1*' grip and finding
1 1 o money. fled Later Mr*. (,'rew
eaiuc byk ahd found her hu>baml mi- j
j conscious. but ho w??. soon revived j
I and the two proceeded to Columbia In I
another rat*. Mr. Crews wax only i
bruised on the head.- Officers are look-'
ing for the chauffeur. whu.se name i- i
i not. known. '..??I
Tlii' sheri f f of Klcliruond count \ is i
l>oiiig 'Very generally commended fori
liis cleverness in making a getaway i
with his prisoners from ;i Sourli Caro -j
1 i i in mob. Anil .vol ii .is not difficult j
to under*! a nil how tin- feelings of good 1
red blooded men,- can become so ont-j
?'a ged at such t line* a* the killing of |
; >"???iiii? Hra/.ell that they cannot control1
themselves. Tlic law owes a ijreat dca I
to society?' very much more than it
: sometimes gives. . People arc wonder*
in j? what the mailer' was with that
Jury in Jai-k^on county that pleaded;
'jnercy for two negroes who wilfully '
heat to death an unoffending China-'
man for the few dollar* lie had. The,\ I.
dtdn'1- show the Chinaman any Jiierey. ,
No ibmht somebody will soon start
a petition to pardon these negroc* !
.Madison Madisonian.
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Ope Way To Stop The Mob.
Tin- iCccord believes there is one way t
I ' ? check the "mob spirit" so long ram j
pant in South Cnrrdina. that has not
ye| been tried.
And that way i.> for every judge in
South Carolina to resolutely refuse
bail to every man charged with mur
der or homicide.
If the "plstol-toters" knew that for
a certainty they will go to jail (and
sja\ tto'i'u until trial) as soon as they
fire their kuu. these potential murder
ers would hesitate before riddling hit
iiiiHi beings with bullets.
The ease with which murderers in j
this State get bail lends to foment a ,
desire on the part of citizens to take
t lie law in their hands. It is iilex- 1
disable, of course, but the South Caro- t
line bail-granting judges are partly to
blame.
I.et the eourt* stop giving the "mob"
something to feed on. I.{ * ?? * K Hill He
ron I
* ? |
Sea faring bootleggers soon will have (
io take a eourse in admiralty law if
they are to keep up with i he latest
eou t I'D t ion of revenue oft leers- that
the three mill- limit does H. it hoht"7
where liipior smugglers are involved. \
I'liis was (In- stand tnkiii by I 'lilted '
Stalls \ ; f..in'e\ Ilaywaid l.i-i Satur
i 1 1 : i \ . w ht'ii lie- n"\ ?? ri i lie ? : i : tiled three
: lib. . > :i;;iiiist lli?' si-boo lie i Henry I.
M.I rs'lia il ii 1 1 ? 1 In - r 1 lou . a . - i.f whisky
after --lit- had I >i-i i , m -t /i 1 1 outride t he ?
j ]?! ??? in i Ii i mi: : - ?( l A : 1 -i n t . . < it \ w it It
1 t !u- I'.rii |s?. I' : : i :i ? In i nia? e ad Col
I .>?!?? I l;i \ u III d i h V I d\' d till- III I t'l line
1 . i . r | 7! '! ? s?.f i t w ?s? \ , mile limit
,-j ; . a - ! In- bound i y w hi- h ships
? ?Hid i >' p:i?- I ? ng.'v'ed iit I I'adll
? i t ] ?') r sii : : - 1 1 1 1 1< ? i ; i t uphol >1 ? hi>
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dm ? i .i ? 1 1 1 - f Mini i n ii lu'i troni
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\ .ii d.?fi : '.it all t -fcr -?l tilings
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Better Buiiw? Star.
{ lt> H. H. Windsor. In the Scptciuhei
Popular Mecharttc* Magazine ?
Th* war which for u* technically
ended tlifw year* ago in at last, by act
of congress. h legal feet. This remove*
many harrier*. some official and other#
psychological. The promise of bound
fui crop* throughout the laud Is almost
fulfilled W? tlHVr lUalUtgcd to H'
duce our debt* lo one another nearly
m billion *1<?1 1 it r ** within the past l'?
mouths Wage dispute* tt re botug ad
justed in many section-. uud building
? that great stimulant to ><> niunv
other industries'?I# gradually bciug re
siuiu.il after five year* of tna?*t I vi i >
Tin- number of Idle freight cum. \yhlfU
a i ?? w month* ago totaled .?ixmhk?, tin
largest |ii our history, is steadily jfrow
illy h-.-i. '|jio railroad-, vvhi.e l?,v in'
means recovered from the blighting pa
ralysls of government control, are com
uienclng to sec light ahead, and or del a
for material and sttppil<&s are begin
liing to appear In a small vvav The
shelves a iid Counters of the merchants
are hut scantily stocked. These will
have tu In r^'l'U'M lHjfore longi
which meuus resumption of production
of raw materials and resumed activity
ill mills and factories. Tin m> \\ ? 1 1 Uo!
all start at uiue on full time, hut tin*
will tstart.
? ?The task of .rc-orgniii/nlion and re
adjustment i^ colossal. Very few real
ize- how badly shuttered business has
been. It still suffer* from shell vhVtek.
although It was several th >u-ahd
ingles removed from exploding -hells.
The stock ma rket nuolatioiis toll t he
story of billions r?f lessened values, and
dividends passed. Vet we are not in
panic, and our bank- are not closing
their doors. The new adntini-i rnti >n
has promised to economize and n i ^ *
business n ehanee. 'I'hal bu-ine-s in
euhus, the excess-profits tax. is soon to
he repealed. \\"e are at peace with -all
the world and expect, to remain so.
Losses incident to the drop from war
priee> to i?i>aee values are being rapid
ly adjusted. 1-2 very dav brings u
nearer Convalescence and a revival o!
iudustry ami business. Improvement
al ready begirt- to appear: the worst i
past: very soon we shall again be
working with old time energv
Woman Ties Nuptial ?\not.
O
Miss Mary K. \Villiam<. VorK. the
first York county woman to- perform :?
ma triage ceremony, officiated at her
sixth wedding In the office of the pro
Imte judge yesterday morning when
-lie tle?b the matrimonial knot for a
colored cotipje of Clover. the groom be
itig a peg legged man. Mis- W illuTmv
who was a(>pointed a notarv p(d?lic h\
(Jovernor Cooper some time ago. is at
present acting as probate judge during
the absence' of Probalc Judge .1. I.
Houston, who is taking hi? vacation in
the mountains of North Carolina.
The oojored couple, whom the lad.v
notary united yesterday, came into
the probate's office yesterday morn
ing with a request for license.
The license was duly issued and
then the groom said he wanted to get
Does Eyery Power Job
YOU CAN PLOW, DISK, HARROW, HARVEST,
THRESH, BALE HAY, GRIND FEED, FILL THE
SILO, SAW WOOD, PUMP WATER, PULL STUMPS,
DO ROAD WORK OR ANY OTHER POWER JOB
AROUND THE FARM QUICKER, EASIER AND AT
LESS COST TO YOU WITH THE FORDSON
TRACTOR.
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS EACH DAY, EVERY
WORKING DAY IN THE YEAR IT WILL GIVE
MAXIMUM SERVICE. LIGHT BUT POWERFUL IT
GETS FROM JOB TO JOB QUICKLY. EASY TO
OPERATE AND CONTROL^EFFICIENT, ECONOM
!CAL AND ABOVE ALL DEPENDABLE.
GET IN THE POWER-FARMING -FRAME OF
MIND NOW. CALL, PHONE OR DRpP^OS^A CARD
FOR FACTS. SEE THE FORDSON IN PRACTICAL
OPERATION.
Kershaw Motor Co.
' Camden, South Carolina
jnanii'tl ri^lii away. The colored
liride. :i L'irl of 10 with a giggle in
In r throat. and ?i big wa<l of chewing
unin itiMit-r jaw. said she did too. and
Mi*- William^ .performed the cere-;
moiiy. s
? "All right. ymi are married tight
riHMigli and I wish you both much hap
pine**." >he told them after the cere
itioiiy. J
They wauled a certificate of mir
riage ami tJiat was issued.
Then the groom handed over a $5
for license, certificate and fee to the
notary for the notary public and with
Ids a riu linked with that of his bride
hobbled out of the courthouse to the
street, his peg leg causing a dull thud
at every step.- ? -Enquirer.
A pipe's a pal packed with P. A.!
Seven days out of every week you'll get real smoke
joy and real smoke contentment ? if you'll get close-up
to a jimmy pipe! Buy one and know that for yourself!
Packed with cool, delightful, fragrant Prince Albert, a
pipe's the greatest treat, the happiest and most appe
tizing smokeslant you ever had handed out!
You can chum it with a pipe ? and you will ? once
you know that Prince Albert is free from bite and
parch! (Cut out by our exclusive^ patented process!)
Why ? every puff of P. A. makes you want two more;
every puff hits the bullseye harder and truer than the
last! You can't resist such delight!
And, you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when
you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert! Such entic
ing flavor you never did know ! And, P. A. stays put be
cause it's crimp cut ? .and it's a cinch to roll ! Y ou try it!
Fringe Albert
the national joy smoke
Print* Alhtrt f
told in Ijoppy r?
hag*, tidy red tins,
hand torn * pound
and half pound tin
humidor t andinth m
pound crystal glatt
humidor u>lt h
tpongo moi*t?n*r
top.
Capjrn*^ 19 . .
by K J R?r?o,<j*
T obacco Co
W4f??ton-5?l<?rJ.
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