Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* I HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE ?f. I>. NIUGS Kdltor and PublMtcr "t apt ' : f". 1 ?r?\ ruiitisiici tyity Friday i( No. 1 100 Broad atreet and entered ut tin- Camden, South CaFoltht poit affile us second class mail matter Price | .?* t annum C'tttiuJvn, N. October 7th, 1021. lie flail ? l<ol of Sense. There wan uu ??1< 1 gee/er nml, 1(6 titnl a lot of *cii>e. lie started up a busi nesx on ii dollar eJjfUty" cent*. The dollar for stock iii.ict tin* eighty cents for an ad hrougld him llncc dollar* jo ji da.v, by dad. Well. In* hough! ?How gtaul* and a little more ?p:rce, and lie played thai system with a smilo on his fair. The rii?ioioet ?? I'l ? ?? ??< i to hl? iwoh> f??ur and spoil he hint t < > hustle fW n regular store, t'p oil the square whore the people pass, lie ^jol>blod up a e.ot* tier that was all plate glass lie fiv <>H up the windows with the best |hat In* had. ami told l|iem nil nhorit it in a half pilge ad. Soon lir had Vm coming and he never, never (jtii 1 1 and he wouldn't out down on his ads mlc |it. And lie's kept things humming in t ho (ow n ever .since Mini everybody calls him the .Merchant l'rlnec. * Some sa\ it's luck. lint 1 hat's all bunk why. he wns doipg business when the lime* were punk! I'eoph' had t'.i piii'hase and Utr/er was w'jee for lie knew the way (o get Vni was ro ndverjhe lv IV Mcjntyre. "The I '.ice That Kills" Tipre is . no douht about the sound miss of the position taken by the I >e K-al'b county grand jury in its repeat to ih" effect that the present, gcttera thm. taken its a whole. is "living (???? fast." and thai especially "our son* . i ml daughters, are traveling at a pace which i- n 1 1 1 < ? 1 1 triii fast for their own I " We are living in an age. not of too intleh libel l'\ . bat vf ton iiilli'll licence; and we are pi'ving the penult \ iu ship , wrecked lives of voting" men and young women. box s and gills, w hose opportn ni i ies fur development into happy. use fill mouthers of soeiet\ are being saeri liced daily' to "the pace that kills" The hoys and girls are not the ones In blame for this no mure than a (ml tiling babe is to blame if ii S"t.s fj i ?? to its pina forr or drinks frmii a hoi lie nl | ii ?| si in "el'i within it- reach The I >a K ill* grand jury is right in ~ ; v. 1 1 1 ii that "we who are j ?a r?* n I s are l!ie oijf'.s responsible for this condition a ml it i- up to ns i >? curb it *\Vr urge," lloi? m>pi'rt continues " I'h i ! I lie pa rents know where their j daughter- arc at nil times-. Autoino b i i e i??v i idi s ^i re the cause of many fatal si cpv and the .courts it re unable to -i >p them We urge the parents to throw, a cloak of righteousness about their children and to use every possi ble means to influence them l<> he more modest in their dress and *- ' ii-eell ." As a general pt nposit ioti, when ii forlorn yonng giil or a disconsolate bov is haled before _il police iudge to answer for' t rangressioii of the law. it is not so much a reflection upon the character of the one at bar as upon; the home wiuMKe.f the elrihJL_origlua lly j < anie. nml in which It was entitled to: 1 1 ropr r guidance nod a fair chance. ? The place .where tbe development* ? f human character l>e"ins is i it the' ? radio; and the parents who pursues! "the course of least resistance." and J ?eeks to shift their' responsibility in, 'li|s re-peel to the shoulders of law ! makers the indice and the courts. |x j ? Imply piling up a mountain of regrets, and eomniitting n criminal injustice to I 1 1 ii* i r innocent children ' Atlanta < 'on - i 1 1 il ir>n l ive men wuiioiied ui a ;iju fight bet w i ei i a .sheriff's pos-e and par j ticipants in a Kti Ktnv Klan parade at I oreua. II miles south of Waco. Te\ j .i Saturday night The fight took i piai e a! the intersection of the main j I'lloile-s ?J|?.,!., where se%ei.i' tlloll , ^ n.i i j i had Sit I he I ei I to w i ! liess , ' H- p.ii.nle w iieii Sheiiff I'.ob Ibu han ! ? 1 1' M . I ????ill. < ? in 1. 1 \ b ? a 1 1 1 ? t of i 1 ,?? ? osse ? p .1 fr.i I of !' i ap ? ? a ? . ? > ?! 1 1 1 1 1 1 and i I einpt ' ? ! I ? ? , I W l ? s f , \ . i i . i i ' I . i (4 I t . i ? n i ' i ? lead , 1 1 1 i; w ; , t . ? : . I t ' ? g 1 1 1 i I ? t 1 1 . . f r i i ? f . i r ? 11 I . ? si,, . ; f f |'ii ? 1 t ? a I . a i ? .I- s I . > ? t v\ 1 1 ? ? in, .? , ? ; h ? : ,e. k i 'id I" ? I I- l )d V .1 Jill I W . I'lrW, | ' . ' i I " . . : >:n" VOtftUj ut WjIGO, a member of th? lK?s,Hf, xxa* severely t"UI M button, i'ari Wf-i ami win ( .:i w son aUo wtote wounded. I'u/ui|ko amount In# to probably more than was) done tot tin* build inn. plant ami stock of tin- Western N??\vst?a|xt*r t'uiou at Charlotte by fire that broke out In t he* buiblinu at !iQO ; \oi tb ilraham atrect Tuesday, Hlgbt about U : (h iiikI inged for iioji rfy three : hour*. ?????- ? ' ? . ? V ??'*"? $*}j SINT1 LNUSS Ol- llO.\ltt>I\<; 1 Mb' >loin\> Means Itotli Tolly and Danger, sny* Turin Paper : v..'- ? ? ^ ....... ? It ??. eoOMiton enmitfh to find bank ois a in I writers in financial papers ad xisihg farmer- to pat lx<\ tlje banks, h mi I I bp advice i* doubt les* none of tin- Valuable bceuu.se . t?f tfie hank-. ' cr's financial interest xyhi'h is involv t * 1 1 Mm no self interest attaches. to a -eruiyu auaiii*! hoarding which is preached by a t'u nur r'K paper. Wat I liici'.v1 I jirnit'i < I >es Moines i. 4'biii | editorial "ii "The Sin ft Hoarding" Is prompted b4\ the \x l iter's conviction that lliere "are in jnuii.x coinmunit Ion men w bo are -innim: against them : >flv<'.s iillil tlleii I'elloxv- bx keeping 1'roiij -Slif K.? in IO,(ilil? .a unit ml tie- Ionise; , "l lmx arc laboiin^ under lie- Impres sion l bat things are going t?> ?et worse atid \\or?e until tlif filial cra*h eoiuvs and that then tbeV will be at a peeil liar advantage brcau.se thr.x h.uve a Stock of bald ea-h Oil blind." The ? point is t lin t ('a-lt kepj around Hie house is dead unuiev . < 'axii dcpii>iiei| in i lie bank i* I i \ e iiuuieV A dotlar (>t easb ? I ?*(?<? s i t ?*il in i be bank serve- as a source of fi.oni in Slo (if- credit. The man who keeps s I .< ? M t ;t|"UUd tbe hollse is. ill eft'eei ? preventing fixe to. ten other men 'fi'i'in ho.rroxx inu $1.0"ti each from the hank We -ll-pei I that thele i- at ten s i .v;,ooii ooo in the -late uf 1 1 1 xv a being kept. "V ??' circulation by timid Ima rder- Th i- .<o.Pt?>.?HUi if it were ] 1 1 1 r in the ba.nk would -erxo as a xonree uf |'i out oo.ooo ii. $."10,000, 0011 of credit, an ! xxi'iibl ;:?? a bun; xxax low anl reliex im: ihe present eril i-'.a I -it nation ?Never keep ihi'ie limit S.'iO III cash a i "ii ni I I lie tin'nse ami if x mi ran gel ahum wit l? a- Utile :iv Mo. bx jill j mean- do -?? If x hi liaxe large ipian j hlie- 1 if (niiiii mi band there i > .at daxs thinner nf lo>inu it by robtiery and fire. lint the bijT^ol at-ason xxhx all ? >urplu> moiu'.x Nluaild find it- way into the hank a- promptly as possible i- that the banks are credit factories, j and the raxx material uf the credit 1 whh'h the.x manufaeture Is haial <'tis<i. Uf member that the bank makes out nf every dollar 'f cash which you de posit, from $0 to X10 worth of credit. We are satisfied that if only one-half of the monex xvhich at present is ho injf hoarded in ihe I'nilod Stales were deposited xx ith the buuks that creilit could l?o inereased tn sueh an extent j ha r (price- ? w ould ri>e by from o t? 10 pei cent The man xvho keeps his mone.x about the house is helpilic to hold prices doxxn Odd aiwl Interesting. Itrillia nt children, as a rule, have -.horter lives than those of less brain noxver. Patron* of the lintel I'eun-ylx ania In! \ e xx York cit x have a dailx new spa- j j?er all of their own It is edited by a j xxuinan, Mr- '.race Oakley. I Collate-, in xvhich actors in Shake ; -jieare's oxvn eonipan.x lixe?l, -till < v | i-l in Southxxark. Knghiinl. It i- -upi>osed to briiiK bad lin k t"j paint a -hip xxhile at -en. aeeurdin^ tu nit old sailor superstition. Itiee jiaper i- m?t made from rice, j l. nt f: nil! the membrane- (if t he bread-' 1 ru i : tin The 1 eu'lila t ..III pii-.-n dn-s t'oi men in .1 a pa 11 is a k:ii i ot ?t ra xx her t > rc-1 eoluiel killionu \ 1 1 - \ |t(in ; a i?o\ .1 \\ bo 1.| |'..| e ? ;ii. war xx . 1 - a . a d > the < /..ii ot lin- , ^i.i v . ..ni ' iii'xv 1 ' a 1 1 . i 1 1 _ lie 1 h x m a - a [in ' . i. II l i - ' 1 I 'l a le > " Tlie Cheapest in Price in Not Always the Cheapest I I I 'AYS TO BUY FROM US. WF SAVF YOU IN I I IF LONG RUN. n if: mens shop HERB FARMS (0 BE COMMON ! Comparatively New Branch of Hortl culture It Becoming Popular in England. Without doubt l?rfl> <*iil lure Is tb? romluu science. ' OmMif "the litcMt or ivMlnir fuel* In the ?|o(imi in nf iiM'Ui i-liit v. umIii.v i- Uiv pro#***# ttUKlf pliii ruuioy , London Tit l?l' ?? state*. Herbs. f* roin having been ?i I a<l llh. iii medieval t litiow. it'll Into dis repute, and 1A ' modern time* herbal remedies, it pi* 1*1 from druK* which could ln? numbered mi the. tinner* ui one hand. \v.erft t a honed, *uv?? hy the enlightened few. Herb farming 1* u new branch of Inn I iciili miv, writes A. K. 1 1 < ? i vs ? ? ^ | F. I- s., in the 1 1 1 ' 1 1 n 'i ij >i ( i iii< Wt.i ii| It I* an ihiorcxtlujj. and Intellectual pursuit speyinll)' suited for women. lief ore the wu'r there wore numerous herb. fun uk run on ' cojjimo'rctnl Ifues hy lliiUN of inunufitf'nu'lnj; chemists. Hut there wore no fcehnotH for the triiinliij,' of amateurs. Since tin* war, however, n school uitd lierh farm Au* heen started at Omlfoni sr. i'<^n^ IhuUnuhaui-hlre, b\ Mrs. M (iries^r F. |{ U. S. i Hit' nf the main objects or herh farming Is t<> oulllvate phints nf inedl clrud value. Itenldes the dru:f plants In /join 'I'll I use, such as belladonna, henbane, t'??\ uhv>M', aconite, datum and mi oil, n Mist number of herbs wjiosn real value is known are use*/ in medicine.. Including such common plants as <ln m lot Ion, couch ut'tlss, rod poppy. colchlcuni. burberry, chamomile, dill, fennel. blessed thistle. valerian and niiilo fern TO PROTECT SACREO SNUFF Reason Given for the High Bench Be hind Which Supreme Court Judges Have Their Seats. The Federal Supreme court is. 'cole brut in- its centenary of ?'tin- h i u I ?*" bench." Originally the justices sat behind n lout; bomb on tiie lloor of the court -on ii level with the lawyers Who tried l heir cases before them. Till* siraiuhi dok had set into it a snulY ho\ opposite each Justice's sell I. Henry ('lav wits iir-uin^ a cuse before the court. Inirim; it pause in his argu ment one of i,ho justices reached for ward, to..k a pim h of siiulT and settled buck to wei^b the huu-e carefully the reasoning presented. In his next pause Mr. ('lay reached mcr ill til with a "Thank you" look n pinch liiutscli'. The' court was liidiunant. That after noon they met to deride what could be done to preclude the possibility of u second breach of the "etiquette of thv court" and decided to have a behcli miide of such height that no mere practitioner could reach their pet snuff. Since then they have sat behind the hi|;h bench rhsit is in use today. ? New York Tribune. What H? Wanted. A little Washington boy was dining . at a friend's house with his mother not so very long ago when charlotte russi's In paper collars were one of the features of the desaert. The fluffy delicacies tasted f very much lik? "more" to the hungry little chap. Is there anything else you'll have, dear?" asked the hostess, solicitously. "Yes, ma'am." eagerly assented the child. "I want another of them pretty little Charlie Rosses." One of the noveau rlche women with which Washington abounds said at a tea the other afternoon, with a conse quential air, l hut really her neuritis was getting so bad she was at her wiis' end; she'd tried everything ex cept a rhiropat lick ! I >i?l gny of us have any faith In the ministrations of ehlropa 1 1* i < * U s ? Ii is not lit nil Infrequent to hear the Hotel Knleigh In Washington spok- ' ?mi of seriously us the "Hotel IJall edge." or MnjlerV randy place "Hut j.er's." An innocent local dame I ?? ?:i - f of the bed nf scarlet "saliva"' that I bloomed lit her warden all through the j autumn. ? Washington Si at Forgers Use New Method. An original l?>u? Ii in t'oruer-x is re- i ported V b> the Paris corre spo||i b'll t of the T.oiidoh I ?; I p y Mail. Making lorged notes dirty f r: order that tlo'\ loi^'lif l? o|? real *:iid to have Iteeo the method adop e<| n,\ four men who b?i\e lust at 1 .1 lie >. es n|i :t charge of ? oil 1 1 1 ! i llg the ?iioi!! 1 1 row it oi ?? r .. notes ( noiir 1 1 : i ! ' * 1 ' '? ! ) which ? ? i . ? r? u latiot, i:i I'.trU ??wlit^- to 11 e * ' i ? . r ? ige nf M'wr oiicv l A : ' ? ! | ' I ill' 1 1 _? I'll !.i;i ? ' ? > : Ii of H : I. e \ .1 I 7 i ? ? Ii ? : it ?s v 1.11 : t In-Ill Ii ? ? _ I ?mid : or a to--1 1 i g 1 1 ? i io' i. 'i 1 ol a i r';iM|i:e .ii ? 1 ? i ? ! I \ a | 'J "m i . : : ? ? ?? , s If; ? h< \ ? .!?: .ii, h "i,. ? ? .. v ?e. ; :t ' ? ' *????? ? ? I ' ? a . . . i ? 1 1 - i nf | r. >i > ) i r i o e ? ? . ? i ? >t ed 'n ! i.' *' " ar ! ' ' Whist'e F. asy to P'a v "So ? ? i ? | ? i ; . : i'm" ,i ? . . cm n j il*i' i i ? a |'H ii- i i -i ? a i:d j #?0 r ? ' i e ?? ? i . i ? -? i i - . I p | i?. ? > 1 1 ? i . m l ? ? ? - ?? II st; ..!;???! - ? ?: \ i i. . .> . ..on .11 I ? M. ??' -> M.I..I . I'.> ;< !i ' ? _ a i !? I ; . - _ n ? > * .? ' ? ed !| ' ; ? : - ' - 1 .1 ? I H 1 > i . || . ?? -!? ' . ? T' . - ? ? nd H' ii- i ? ? ii. m . i is r s' ; ? ' _i ?? ? - i . It ft , * ? ? ? ? : ? ?- \ ! . : i- .... . . o : .i ; 1 \ p fr-'H \ Chilly rooms made comfortable in a few minutes And yon don t have to "drive " your coal heater N\ ilh delightful autumn days there always come chilly nights and frosty mornings. You dislike to start up the furnace or .steam heater until it is actually neccssary . Next to the greut convenience of the Per fection Qil I leater is its unusual eoononn . It hums for uhoiit 10 hours oil u single gallon of kerosene which costs only about half what it did last year. It is an expensive luxury to keep seldom used rooms and hallways heated nil the time. Hundreds of thousands of families will cut do>^n. their coal bills this fill and winter l y usinj> the 1'erfcctuui us ;.n uuv iliar> heater. Keep the house var?h with theco.il heater hut use the Perfection to n.ake tlu li\in^ rooms comfort ablt;. The Perfection Oil Heater placed in trout of tin exposed door or window wi'l make draft* w.?ptn and healthful. Your hardware, houscfurnishin^ or de partment store probably carries Perfection IJoatcrs. Ask tlie salesman to explain their simple, sturdy construction and the smokeless w iek adjustment. ALADDIN SECURITY OIL! standard i C;LCOMPAS\ . hk your dealer ubvut the rfrfettion Oil H eat* f Context $5,000.01) in prites. \ STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) PERFECTION Oil Hea tern I'KRSONAL MKNTION Mr. ( 'lareiiee iMuin lots returned tn Philadelphia. where he is a student at denial college. Mi*, and Mrs. II. K Hulled n re in < ! ret'iiville this week w here Mr. Mal let t is attending a meeting ? ?f the Southern Cotton Association. Mis* Krnestiiie I'.atetnan in ^'jAul^da H'i* week. as a guest ai t ln? wifminu of a eolleirr friend I?r and Mr*.. U ,T. <!?>odale. and ? I ; ? 1 1 jr h t ? r At-i r\ I!. \ isiled Mr. ami Mrs. .F. < ?. I Joan at \Vinn<b<>ro last Sunday. Miss /. a mi <ri'uiu of Columbia s|>enl i several days' this week in Camden visiting Miss Anna I .a lira < >Vain. ?>r. (foodaie at Ashevllle. Mr. K. T. fioodale was in Ashoville last wook attending tin* (teneral (irand Chapter of the Masons of tlie United States which moots only. once in three yearn. Ho wont as a representative of tli<? (Stand Chapter of South Carolina. MOTOR DM will be sold in this city by DeLoache Motor Co. N. Broad St.