The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 21, 1921, Image 8
Respect Your Old Age
, You like arid indepoudenee
now it will Mil'M ii even- moW? to JTOH
when yon 11 r?? old.
MoWev It- |?ow??r Th* eh|e?*|y person
h ill money t- looked up to and re*
*?.'ted. Without money, ho ?>r *he l+?
.dependent upon puhlle' or private
< harily.
?,i vc v mil' lit - Von in ? \ n can
omr 1 1* you 'depend upon each day's
.ojk for your 'lolly broaff. < I c*t ahead.
!.f| other* work foV yim.
Stmt ami .stive, (Jot it bead. That's
?hv. first -lep Thun you ate ready' t"
ake advantage of any opportunity,
Vour dollars irrmv fast hero, for wo
pay 1 per rent Interest, (."oinpoimded.
<?et your money to working for you.
< :?-t sta rted ! ?
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, 3. C.
STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE
"Hard Times"
The talk of hard times has ceased
to be the topic of conversation.
Every one is looking ahead for better
times and this fall will not be near
so bad as some we have had in the
past.
We have laid in our usual stock
of Heavy ancr Pancy Groceries and
Plow Implements, Farmers Supplies,
Etc." Come get our prices before
making your purchases and save
money.
Springs & Shannon
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
Have You Got
Money in the Bank?
IVople (in j^rt sick. Thero
i plenty ? > t Work t* ? r the dor
mr always. Suppose you ?ot
-iek and couldn't cam an\
money, but had to spend more.
What would you do? You'd
worry yourself more sick. Yo i
won Id tret for those you love
Hut i! vou had a nice sum of
?no ivy in the hank you could
i est easy know ing that those
dependent upon you were well
cared for.
FRENCH GET PRIZES
sowardeci for Efforts to Restore
Farms to Prewar State.
,, J JT WW * ? 1 ' '
fifty Farmers Are Now O^ner* of
Agricultural Implements Dcnaied
by Two American Womer^
\ ' i
i I'jnis.- fifty rii ru.iers 'I rt 'in tin* iini
[ of Aulxy end IVmn iti the ?re
va.Mnied iii ' . i ?>' the Ai*-ne (norfhej it
i i um'i') are today 1 1??* owners of aui'i
u; i k r:i I i ( n 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 ? * 1 1 1 > I \ < > 1 1 IjU'ttt !$
prigON hy Miss \ 1 1 1 m ? a lid M I S,
A d 1 1 ? i ' 1 1 ,s f >ik?* "I UV A tin ? i i ? ; 1 1 1 ? "Hi
m-tie. tor <|?*\ a - : ;i I < ii I' I ;i 1 1 > < ? m
(i hitlujl ??f efioil- ihe\ liavo i?i:> ? ?? I<?
ivsiore their iiiruis u? their pre w ur
jit ; t??. .
I ll,, prize wini tors Were selected hy
ii iut> uf f rem h uKi'lftiilttlllstH from
] Id entries in iwo MHfWnilluriU eompv"
litmus. ,
The Mrvt iirijn', a #eed' planfer fmai
l.ouls\ille K.Vi, wa* won by All^rt
I jiikI lil* wife, slxiy-eltfht n n/t
llffy-eiuhl . ynirs old, respect i\ely,
peasants from A llvmoot (Alsne) who.
?ii 1 1 1 iu vi 1 1 tilt n fields ] -lasted
"Irreclaimable!" b,\ tin* fiovernnient.
returned rt? their farm, lived In h dtiK
.?ut ?n?l iiI'iit J\vo u'?r* of hard labor
succeeded in putting i heir- entire farm
Wider r'Ultl vm t b?tl.
< iisli prize# lO'ialiiiK 4.ooo franc*
wi'Te also iriv t*j i hy Miss Morgan atul
Mrs. Dike t<? ifie 3(1 farm hands Jjl
tlu- cantons of A iii/.y and Coney. who
wci'f most merl I ot'iotis. The first priy.e
< ?f :mh? francs was won by an nvd
<*4>n ) >l<* named Tbulllet, who served f<?r
40 > en rs mi tin* same farm and who
ii f t (?!' the war, worked a year without
wajxes I use their mist res* comd
not afford to pay them.
Through liif -operation of lite
American, committee wilh. Ihe farmers
?t i In- A I sup, H.resjof land r?v
fljii'd hy the war liu \ ?? hei\i reclaimed
and iiiv ai present under etiTi 1 vatVon
Tin* < -? ? 1 1 1 1 1> i II i'c has organized ??
a orient rural syndicates among !
farmer* and ha* placed 40 tractor* at
their disposal. The nvp ?>;rleul t )ira I
ronte.Nis with pri/es worth more than
20,i n mi franej* iM one of the way* ?'?
which - rlir Amerlean committee i?
m i 1 1 1 u I ; 1 1 i nji the fn fillers to do their ut
ntosi
TELLS OF TERROR IN RUSSIA
Wladlmir CheMin and Wife at Copen
hag?n D??crib? P?rilou* Flight
From Reds.
< 'i?f?enhHKeii.r? VVUidludr Cbessln. for
merly oonsulUnjs lawyer to the l?an
idi and Swedish legations !n 1'eiro
Hi'ad, with his wife, an ex-siiiKer of
ih?? 'Imperial opera iu I'etrograd. re
? et 1 1 1 > arrived here after a perilous
lli^hr iroiu Kussia. fheir la?t mem
or\ ahoilt Hussin is a rifle shot sent
jiftcr them while eros.siiij: the frontier.
I'hevsiit. In the ?-ourse of tin inf?*r
\ jpw . sni,| ' Lenin's regime is a rule
of terror. This Is pixiedii^my i?? ii
rase. since I ? > 1 S I have spent prao
ii?-a!l> nil my time in prison In a tllthv
cell, and hHt- for my wife sinunKllmc
food j ! r! ? i plisMji I would hti \'e .starxed
in death, one hundred Mf m\ U.'t fel
low prisoners died from starvation.
Kussja |oda> is ii li?'!l ; lluit s 1 1 ? ? ? truth
'i I lull 1 I .en ill* ItHssia. The pojiitla
iJon of the town> are d.\inu out. and
lioii^t-s a iv iletiiol i.shed l>> the ilioil
kjiiuK. in mdor to ohtaiu house " 1 1 u
her as fuel."
DANUBE IS NOW FREE RIVER
Great Water Highway International
ized According to Treaty
Provisions.
j
i I'nris. I nt ? i ua t ioti:? I i/at ion '>' rlie
j I lanitbe ? riM-r finally hei-ame ? reality
when represi?ntat|\es of the i ut i-rrsi od
allied powers held their filial imetiiig
hure and ?iuned ii > <>n\'?'ntl?,n u* tint
effeel .
The i 1 1 1 erna t i ona I |i?nuh?- ???>mtillS
vjdii iminediate1\ was urititied that
hereaffer ?' would he in <o|uplit?
! irol ..f all nuilfeiv pertaining "> 'he
i river, a v pro\-ide<l in the treat\ ??* N er
.-HiHes
Burglar Eats. Drinks, Naps.
St | ... 1 1 i - \ ft ? r d t ? n k i i . i i|ua rt
of w I; i - k \ a i id ea 1 1 liy \ en < a tis of
i < Tot lltl iti ll.e i esii lele "f
(? |; |)r>dsi>ii, h: . i - 1 Sr l...ni- ;i l.ui-'ar
, ,1 , IM;|.? t : ? lied ? I- t ' :i!L and
. , ;, ?! , In i. I : ... 1 lie <??)<>, ! ? ; I -? e 1 1 ? ?' 1 1 1
f,,i , i at' , 1 1 ?. o ??< 1 1 1 1 _* '?? ' i't l-.asf s ? ie
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i ;i : \ ?" 1 - WIN
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r hi rh. . ' do..) .f
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Prehistoric Cave Yields
Deposits of Phosphate
UNO RELIC OF 010 L0f:D3N J
Arch o t Brldgt Which Mail Have ditn '
8 Milt Centu.Ne# Ago .Ju?t
Brc ught to Life.
A very hih i ?'Niiiiii r#fle of old l,on
?i"" |ii>? 11 iuy 1 1 > ;i< t .??? i uiK iii
the London Times. an iiiy Ii ? >i .1.1 J. on
? Ion l?.i iiJmv a lilrli w us < Iciut ?i wiii dur
'UK ?;?'iisinic| uw of the new (<oit
don brhl:;e. which I (-.11. Ill l.V.'.t, Tl.,
Oli'l) IH*V> discovered is i i 1 1 ? mm olid ii. n.
il r north Sldi> ? > i ih?> old iH'ffljftt, iiixi
Close to St. M; -lilis' ch II III I li WHS ?
<li-. |os,.,t oui iitv; >< mo Imildiutr opera- ?
MOti.s now III pntJp-pKH.
I lie Mr-i stone bridge over t I
J Ii.i iih'n u;i- I, uili in 1 17(5, |(|,l ihc
bridge \\i?* constantly repaired ant) ,
restored. M, that l here >s flo evidence ;
Of (la- i'Mii I <lal?- of tills particular i
Hl'eh. II Him !? ppfi rent l\ uiedlevjiJ, unit 1
Is built of 'ItcigHto #ft nU' Willi u very
Hut trajectory; At tlie beginning of the
Kightccnth century, however, thr?e Mat
wrought -stone supporting * ribs were
l?Mt in, and the middle one <?f these In
dated lTU.'h Tito is not yet en
tirely uncovered, hut a springer at' each
Hide is Just being disclosed, and t lie
span is estimated to ho about foot,.
The under surface of t lit* arcli Is con
siderably Muii'iwoni between. Ihe add
od ribs, Jt Is ono of Hie' arches close
to whlrh i ho mill wheel stood for the
raising of \val??r Intg the wofortower
thai stood alongside t ho bridge. This
arch stood In iho rlvor, Ami Ik, there
fore, tin evidence of tho llinlTs which,
as time has gone on, have been Im
posed on the Thames, tito rlvor being
now much- narrower lhan it was in
medieval times. It is understood that
this relic of old London is to he care*
fully preserved.. *
CROWDING THE SEA SERPENT
Old Friend of the Opean Summer
Resorts Make* Way for Pirate
Ship Frorn' Rusgia.
We believe furl one serpent has
heen sighted so far fliis season. Per
haps It Is still a little early, hut the
weather has been hot\mough to' bring
our old friend to the surface, and no
doubt the frightened and delighted
visitors nt shore resorts and those
who go out to sea in boats for a
short distance will soon he rewarded
w^tfrh a sight of his ugly head or fasci
nated by the woter churned up by
the swishing *?f Jils angry tail. How
ever. it Is possible, that the sight more
oalculativl to thrill will be the pirate
ship from Russia that Is moving In
such a mysterious way Its wonders to
perform. If tills Is so. we are certain
that for every view of the sea ser
pent that Is recorded on the part of
credible witnesses there will be 'JO
equally credible witnesses Vho caught
a glimpse ??f the new (error of the
deep, Jong, low and dark, eltJier Just
before It submerged or at tho moment
it came to the surface to cast, its eye
about for ii new ship to capture and
sink or to drag away the crew In Irons
?to llolshevik Russia. To the elderly
skeptic who inquired where sueh n
craft secured Its necessary fuel tin'
less critical voting woman answered
that it probably operated by electric
ity. What could he more probable? ?
Hartford Cnurunt.
Flower Worth Small Fortune.
Ten thousand dollars Is an extraor
dinary prlee for a single plant ; yet it I
was paid by Knglish horticulturists
for an orchid raised In America, the
t'alteleya glgas alba.
This t'atteleya was flowered In 1010.
Htid exhibited nt an orchid show in the
United States, where It was awarded
n gold medal. The plant was foiled in
1W)1> in a I < of other speeiuieus of
Uatteleva giga*. it was only by chance
tluit the plant was not sold for a dol
lar or two. The only reason was that
nftcr most <>f its companions bad been
disposed of this one, with some oihtus
thai were not In very good condition.
WHS set aside. Finally all the >[)??, ?!
mens were pot led.
To i he meat surprise of the honi- j
culturiM* when, nfxt spring, the plant j
came u | ? it was with pure white Mow- J
erjf. i he plant was sold in I.ondon ;
for perhaps the highest figure that an
or?hid ever brought.
Apology Need* en Apology.
"tlcntlemen"- ? It cauif from the lips
ot an attorney pleading n case recent- j
ly before the Supreme court of the i
state of Idaho. In front of him sat ;
the judges clothed with their Judicial ?
dignity, listening Intently to the case.
The attorney had erred. Judges J
should be addressed as "Your honors."
?'< Jen I lemon" ? repeated the lawyer,
and the tiniest hint of a smile flitted
across iiie features of the men n front
of him
Suthlenl> he sioppt-i!. :eai./..i.?; l?.s
blunder
"I ap"log|/r for call ii ? \ . . i j ifei :|#
men.' " he blurted out.
Laughter i;i a courtroom Is m?t
deemed exactly proper, but a joke is -i
Joke and ("Mef Jus the I:;,., replied
simply. I bofe you made no mistake
Idaho Statesman.
British Museum Overcrowded
l l?- I*.- m--.lt imisi'Hin, n I .. .r . ? i
writer ?n :iu' '???>> "i k I'usM, i.hjj .
rrn'Mfi \ in* vnti ?>t" it* n?p*\ ??o irr ns '
*!>!????? u? < i iK'^riM^J I i y llu* law of
]JO? hvitv KnglNh author. wh<-'i.iT
fj(.iu)' 1 1 I :t ' home <>r in tin- i|on, ;,!r>- v
Is .-lillt'C'i I '1 t ? 1 ? 1 *? ' !i ??
*v t t 1 1 ' I > ?? tnu-u*'iiii 'v In, )\ id y,>,;
jjijn r:? n t '<> fh?-in in cx*l . ?>i.
dltl-'T, nnl mnk'- fhrni r , ft ,
rorwlini. j ? ^ i ? T t ? * Th* .? j .j.* ~
ne^ r ? >'|wir?- for tin- I n 1 1 ? r ":i?
ha i??>. ed ? in** 'imr ajo ai.d n spu
ria! I nr. ?? V ?* " lrul?l to ?torP fiipfn
It It n<?w fearri/ f I ? t th? <a.u?' plan,
Will t'?v* :o be for Hi# hocV* '
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CASTORIA
TPor Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CA8T0RIA
TMC CENTAUR COMPAHV. NCW VOAK CltY.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Prices Reduced
KEEP
SMILING
WITH;
KELLYS
About the only fault anyone
has ever been able to find with
Kelly-Springfield Tires was Ike
price, and now they cost no
more than other tires. There
is no reason why everyone
shouldn't have them.
GEORGE T. LITTLE
Williard Batteries, Quaker State and Amalie Special
High Grade Oils.
,ur ' For Sale
HUDSON 6-40 TOURING MITCHELL TOURING
FRANKLIN ROADSTER DODGE ROADSTER
COLUMBIA TOURING ESSEX TOURING
Vim Delivery 3-4 ton Truck with express body and top
1 0-horse-power gasoline engine.
All in good mechanical condition. If you want a baf*
K?in in uned cars come in and see us.
Liberty Motor Sales Co.
CAMDEN, S. C.