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1 ? V" .1 11 ? I VOLUME XXXUI. y ^ CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921. 1 . NUMBER 34. Tllti HOSriTAI. DKIYK Dr. Cqi'bett Names People W1?o Will Help Solirit Funds. in ijitujill of till' WUtui; Uusirt Didve rtie following Major*, Cap KDii- i i n 1 1 Members 'are. urgently iv<piosted l?y their ehalrman. It*. J, \\ .Corhett. H? mOet 41 1 | hi* ? >pera Mouse i n m.mhIm.v. l)oeea\l>er ral? ut twelve (H Ux'k, IIOOU, f.UUf'h will t)4? Sl'frVOd ' Mis I'. <> Boykln. Major tennis one. 1^\ o mid i hree. Team Xo, 1. Captain Mr*. Kitherr Mil rye. W l> lWlrrett. O C WhltakeV, iUakeuey Zenvp. r, Mm \.? J Captain. Mrs R X Sii.iu r,on Mi- <? 11 I.eNcir, Mis .1 S land scv Mix I, S I ?avld*on, -Mrs C I* Dil Team No. ?"? Cnpiniii. Mis M H I si ii iii , Mrs N It Ooo<VhU\ Mrs A S Paine. Mrs J H Wallace'. i Mi'n I. A Ivivkland, Major Teams live ;( Mil siX. Tim m No. I '-Captain, Mrs William 'K ; !i -Mrs W S Burnett. .Mrs 1) O ;iwiis.M Mrs It R Stevenson, T?a in No 5- * C'apUiin. Miss Chariot .{<? SllJinUoH, .Mrs .M ( 7 M iller, Airs A S Kunier. Mrs I; T Mills, Mjss Ktliel IV m No ij liri ll^nry Crow ii Mrs .lames Hums. Mrs Ol iff oil "iv-CiUn. Mrs \V O Hay. Mr Wiliam King, Major Teams wvrH,' eight and nine.' 'IVa?? No; 7 ? Captain. M H Heyman," it <; Ca.rri.son, Jr., W I, DoJ*uns. John Nettles, Leo tffhenk. ^ Tram So. H ? Captain. It M Kennedy. ?Jr., VV J Dunn, O W Evans, Re*. Ed wiu MuHer. Clyburn Taylor. Tea in -No. 9? Captain, L A Kirkland, Ut?v. V I! Harding. T Leo r.ittle, Ned Melimvell. "!> A Boykin. Mr I c Shaw, Major Teams fen. eleven and twelve. * Team M). Captain X C ArnotT. (? Ueyaiider. I' 1) Campbell, Team 11 Captain, I? A MeDowell. ! S I in v i.l-< in. C J Shannon, 3rd, Tj A Sewoll Team No 12 ? Captain, IIu?hey, Tin (tail. .1 It ltelk. W H Hough, M M Jofcn HOii, C A West. Mr. John M. , Villepigne. Major Teams thirteen, fourteen and fifteen. Tea hi No 1.".- ? 4'aptaiu> K C Zemp, A K BJukeney. E L Moselev Deroy Wooteu. C C WUltaker. Team No. 1 1 ? Captain, T Iv Trotter. W s Burnett. W D Barrett. L?aurens T Midv. Dr. It E Stevenson. Team No 15 ? CUptuin, J B Zenvp. E D Blak.-ney, John R Goodale, D C Patterson. R X Shannon Mr c H Yates. Major, Tea in sixteen. wvi rii?*?Mi ana otjxuteen. Ti-iim N'u 10 ? Captain. W F ^VUlos. VV H li/iilo. G A Illiame. . \ Ti>am Xo. t7 ? Captain, W R l)o- j l/wch'e. S A Bnrricr, R T <Joodalo, J , I j Mosrie.v. (5 L Black well. Tram No 18 ? ?optain. C P DnBoso. K? v M M Benson. R T. Ronton: T. Jj . Rlo< K . I > t > Houset*. <*?nji>iy Teams ? James TLVani. Ltigoff T \v Sin^iiHs. Blaney ; I> O Funder bink. r ';i<i?si tt ; .f W Cantey. Boykin : W \ 1M wards. DeKalb; C N Tlumpb : n?--\ ' '.'iiudcn Distrlot. llfiniirn^c Cotton Ml IN \V 'J' Player Cotton Mill*, Hollis Cobb K..-r Ki r?luiw. ( 'atndcti, S. C . .T I.J N'oit1! Kershaw. ?';u;ulrij. J B Bnkrr. U.. ? K'-r^linw. Coindoi). W I) MfDow I > i - 1 f i . ? i No 2 ? Boykin .7 W ? '-a n : . ? i ' J ? ';iiiii1cii. F ll Arrant*. Camdon. I F Holland. I' I ?C.nY)<]en. I. O Fnn>lorbuik !l ?! ?*"? I.ii<-lcnow, \V 11 Hail ? ' 7 Ki-ohuw, 1' M K irk ley ^ Wfstville, R II Youwf? : t Camden. S W Hnrnnby 1?> Liberty lliil. R ? 1 ' ' M I J 1 a 1 1 *_? y . 11 H Bow en. i * ? - ? r i < ? t i j -p.ianoy, J T Ross. ii"i 1 -Kershaw, .T R McGill. 1 1 ; ' i.-t ll Kershaw. C A Jobnson. j I' -Titt 1 (T -Lugoff , R A Jackson " -tri. t 17- Pontiaf, J S Boss. ? ' .-.<?? is Cassatt, I. C Faulkner >' : r i.-t 19 -DeKalbv N B Workman. I' -triot 20 ? Bethuno, M H ITorton M v-ri. f oj Rersbaw. T if Morton I' > r i . ? ? ? J2 Bothnnrt, P T Vnr K 1 'iCli 1 ' - " r J ? ? r 'J.l-* llfltbnnr, ? F II Ynr w?r??-.^-li. l?:>trict 24 ? Bctbune. Jobn Holly, Jr 1 ' ? t r i ? t 2,V Locfcnow, ,T IT Radoliff. Strict 27 ? Kor?haw, H R Wil Wstrict 28 ? Kershaw, t> K lUrfield. '?Strict 29- T>u(roff, Ja?e? Team*. lt< I lnni" ru I' /. Trnov ? < 9?i. cm RT HXKH NHW R|*I4? WIO DKuvJ^ Criminal Ajpf^lii With out .Merit. , The supreme court yesterday an uouneed the a?l<k|?| I?%n of a new rule whereby appeal* ia criminal action that arc manifestly willrout merit may V. dismissed liy the court wltlltOUt l)(K inn heard as apftejils. This rule was j ?| I hy Lhr'^jourt and liecoirtes Hule Thirty. Coder i lie terms. of the new ruhi tnany eases that n re : a ppeahsl merely for time < >r^ o stay a sentence for a f w days or weeks cau tie dismissed i hy the court iu open session and there ? ' i'ore bring about a better admlulstra* t ion ? the. law. Ar present the .service of a notice of intention to appeal by au attorney' ? i ops all court Machinery until the at torney ;:crs reaily to proceed. Tljis has caused mu<<h talk recently and the delays that have l?een made merely as ji play for time have also been Severe l.v criticized. The supreme court's step will alle viate much of this delay, as the solicitor can move that an appeal be dismissed where there. Is no ground for an appeal and the court cau grant a day to he?r Jlu? muLiou... Aftor the ??o tion is heard the court can dismiss the appeal. if it sees fit, and stop the de lay of many months which often re sult* in criminal eases. $ The uew rub* as announced by rhe court Is as flbllows: , "It is ordered that the following rule foe adopted by the court, to bo ai> ' proprlateJy numbered by the reporter: i "After tbe return for appeal In a | criminal action shall have been filed with tbe clerk of tills court, the Court m I in open session may dismiss the appeal where it Is made to appear that tbe grounds thvreot' are manifestly witlioul merit. The solicitor mo vim; for such I r dismissal shall present a petition-fhore for to the chiff justice, or the presid i ing associate Justice, who. if satisfied of tbe reasonable grounds of the mo tion. >-hall fix a day for the bearing of ' the motion: a copy of the petition and of the order of the said justice Shall forthwith be served upon a pip plant's i counsel not less than five days before J said date." Monthly Supper For Ex-Servire Men. Every white ex-service man in the county is invited to attend an oyster supper In Camden on December 1st. Col. M. r Smith has l>een invited to make a talk. Tickets at a nominal Vost 1 ?iin lie- procured from members of the l.etrion in Camden. Whether you be long to the Legion or not. come. This invitation applies especially to county I men. Let's make these monthly sup ! per meetings a big go. If this one ' proves a success, will have one every ' month. Take Over Blue Buckle Mills. Ilii' Industrial Cotton Mills com pany was chartered at Richmond. Vn . with the authority to issue a -maximum of 29,000 shares of preferred stock at ?1(M? ' a <hare ami 29,000 shares of common sto?*k of no specified par value. Alexander Ixmg. of Hock Hill, was elected us president and 1. I?, fa u then, of lloek Hill, secretory. The declared jJTn-p'W of i he -company is to take over n nd o|>oratc the Blue Ituck4e Cot ton mills jit Bock Hill, formerly a sub sidiary company of the Jobbers' over all company of Lynchburg, Va.. wliioih failed last year. 'Hie new concern 1* authorized under it- charter to manu facture and deal in cotton textiles of all kinds. Farmers to .Meet at I-Ugoff # A )ni-ine-.> meeting of farmer- will l<v* hi-lil at. Logoff. S. < Tuesday. tier 'J!), 1fr_M at 10 n'llix-k a. hi '<? ? I i s - i ? M -?> plan* r?> meet the crisis confront ing fa l iner- becau-c of IwiU weevil eon ditions and low price of cotton. All red hlOodeil. I wo fitted men intere-led in saving Kershaw county from disaster are urged to attend rain or shine. District .10? Kershaw. C K Fanlkrn bury. District -''1 Ker-haw, A .1 Gregory. District 32 Kershaw, S M Carnes. District 33 ? West vi Up. T, J Jordan. I>i?trici 34 ? Befbunc. L H Baker. District 3T? Camden, T B Blytbers District 30? Camden, W T Copeland. District 37- Korshu ?i Crover Sow <?11 District 3^ i/Ugoff. \V II Tiller ? District .TO ? F/u^off. A K Kennedy. District 40- Kershaw. J A MeCaskll! JDistrht 41? Camderr, K B I/">rick. District 12 Causa tt, 3 O West. District 44V ^ton^oro. G O Ham omwd. ?Anmden and Kerabaw Oonrfty ' Chamber of Commerce. > B <*. M?nder<? fWretary. WOMAN iiKTS MVK VfcAKS Mm intoned Twins in Old Well and One Died of K\|H^lirr. WtlHlttHw, Aniouy tin- in tt risilug eflsos til oil at the court of gerujval ^v?4luns at WiiUuillu In week Was t lit* V'lSC (if the state itsuiiibt Kills linli and his wjjfei Mabel Hall," charged \\ i t li assault ami taittory with intent i ?? kill. it Is recalled that tbe Hall's were i barged with carrying two bahh's. < \\ ins. about ?-i\ inont h> of nu<'. tjLp on Hi" 'IN ?ll < i it*' road &Om0 is miles norih of Walhulla. lowering the babies into mi abandoned well and .leaving t bem there. Tbe ttauple then are nl loged to have liegun their retreat ont <>f flconee county, but were a]>prohciyl eu and bulged in jail. where t bey re tualueil until their trial, After the state bail oontftleted Its false, Judge I 'l uesi . Moore upon motion of defendant*' ii it <VIK\YS- diverted ?? verdict of not guilty as to tile defen dant, KII.Ih', Ifnll, The defense offered by attorneys of ?Miiiii-I II, ill wa? iitsa nil, v. that this de fendant was mentally luoapaMe and consequently shoijld not be punished. Tbe Jury reiidcrciUu verdict <>C guilty of assault and battery of. a high and 4?<rgt*rtvafed nature as to I label llall. Judge Moore . sentenced her to the > late penitent iary or to tluwounfy jail f ?r five years at sueli labor "as she was able to perform, but npou a plea of her attorney**, the sentence Is to be served in Plie home for tbe feeble inind<?d at Clinton, provided the of fleers of this institution consider her a fit subjcct for thl? home. ? One of the children died from ex posure. , Judge Imposes Death Penalty. Sumter. Nov. 14. ? J. C. Wallace, who. wan recently convicted in the Court of General Sessions of assault with intent lo ravish, was sentenced today to lrt' i?h>ct rocuted on December lO__next. by Judge T. .1. Mauldin, after a motion ?> for a now trial was refused. When the death sentence was pro nounced the wife, of the defendant fainted and had to have medical as sistance. causinjr quite a commotion in the court rooin. She waft hysterical for soiue time afterwards. It-will be roc.-i I led that Wa.lluce was eon v let ed of ussault trpon a twelve- year-old girl, the hulk of evidence being mainly cir cumstantial. ' The alleged victim was unable to testify at the triah The warrant for Wallace^ arrest was s\vorn out by his wife and hTier she endeavored to have it withdrawn with out success. Attorneys for the con demned man sal .that, they intend <wr i . viui: the appeal to the Supreme Court. To Raise Money For Hospital. AhOut one hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen of the County have heeu notified to "meet at the opera house ;it 2 o'clock on Mouilay. Dee L'lnbcr .1th to get detailed instrm-tiojis for a campaign to raise money for the Camden Hospital. The drive for the money will he made en. the Oth ii nd Till of Deeeinber throughout the L'onnty. At the meeting at the opera house. Monday .*?th. a light lunch will he served. ? The Hospital need- xoven thousand doHaYs to pay for the completion of same on or before December 15th. Times are awfully hard, hut jn?t think how many more people will need at tention Mt the Hospital on neeount of t liesc li:i nf times. WAS KNOWN HERE Republican Wins Postninstrrvhlp \t j Greenville. The following *j*M-ial oim from W ;i -h i ngtoii under d;ito ..f \ov 10th. will he read with interest hy many <';iniHiii peojdo .Mr Wjthington wn ;t t ??m* time w'irh the Wateree Mills, of thi> <;iiy md w:i" n brother of .Mrs. r It Hu I. who spends her winters in < 'arnden * "Ignoring i 1 h'UKMra tie ex-service man who ?0red the hlghesl mark in a competitive examination, the presi dent tinlay nominated to he post mas ter jil Greenville. Charles C. Witliing ton. Republican. nlso ??x-servh'o man. The score ^>f the three highest in the examination follows: W P! Kohertson. 70; Robert T Thorne. 72.8; Charles O. Withington. '17 4. Senator Dial said this afternoon that he would op hut because in his o?pinion the j?ost offlce department i*<ld no option bnt to certify fo the j?resi<Ienf the ex ser vice man having the highest mark. Said Senator Dial : "It seems that, the Republic* iw are witling for Democratic Imjts to fight for them but arc deter mi ne<l to Ltroore them when it crimes to making ap* polntmenta." He added that the administration's method of iioldinc competitive ex aminations was a farce.? "K.VrCU.VKOll" ? ? '? - -44V? Musical Product intl^jo Hi* 4>iveii Soon My Amci iwMi l.egion. A novel A lid brilliant musical pro dueiion. entitled ,lKntvha Koir will In* Hiven nii.l. r ffu* :t u --piers ut |ho t^Roj lUv)tk I'ost, I >o<vinher 1 f? and 10 h t the ( V|M*1"1I I'lMUSp, Thl* ( b'ionltll American Kanlasthplc carries the audience from one of the prlviite letuples of the Maharajah of lluugt iii India whore 1 1 m ? first Aj*t is laid. to Now York far tlifV home of Mrs, ,( Mm ( t io ? iaddin, :i rich American widow. The leading (Ira tun tic- talent ia Cam clou is to appear In the various roles and i't the beautiful dances ami choruse*. Among t li<? principal will ho: Kntolia Koo. a Fakir. Maharajah of Ilunya, an Fast Indian Uonieo. Dick Morton, a cnlhvtor of Antiques, Ua try Hrmfv'one. a eolhvtor of Adventures. Mrs. < 'ha 1 1 it* (laddlh. a rich American Widow. Polly lior daughter. Prudenoe. another da lighter, Solojah, Widow or WistanJ. I'rbanalv High Prlostess of i ho Tom-ple. lloodypah, a Slave, Chin . Chin l-'oo. Chinese Wife of Maharajah, Itra/.illliate. I>rl/illiau. Wifo of Malt a rn.lajh. I 'a t -y Klldani Irish Wifo of Mnlufra ja'h. Iji Hollo Fly see, French Wifo of Malta ia jail. , OfKoi'M will assume (lie roles of Ori ental ladies, priuKtv. slaves, attendants. Polo fla n<-ers. ette. , A >patrlotlo and inspiring finale ?'l.ihei'ty Aflame," in which America. Joan 1 of Arc, Hngland, France, Italy and the allied nations a)?upar will be one of the features of the iproduetion. An experienced professional director supplied by John II; Rogers Producing Company will attend to the correct staging of the play. Special scenery "'and costumes wHl bo supplied. 1{. M. Kennedy, Jr.. is ehalrnian of The local committed. Others wliolwlll help wil'h the produellon are L. Selienk and Hollls Cobb. H is expected that rehearsals will begin about Nov. 21. Of Inferos* Here The following from Oreeiiville under date of November KltJi will be road with ^interest by tlie friends of Mr. Ifhaine. who wjis the popular ??ateher on the Cnindcn huso, hall team here the past season: . .Members of the Kuriiian I'niverslty foot ha 11 squad, the Furninn Athletic council, the Furman faculty and several visitors gathered Monday night at the Ottaray hotel to do honor to Lee Ithaine, right halfback of tin* Purple Hurricane. Heated about the long table in the private dining room at the Ottaray in word a nd% spirit they recounted the noble xpi-rlt, the indom itable courage, the iron endurance, the dynamic energy and the neverquit fitfbtiug* quality of this peerless ath lete who rounded tin* twenty-first mile stone of his life Saturday. A glowing tribute from his conch, William L. Jji vat. another from the president of his school, Dr. W. J. McOlothlin and still another from a man who has followed Khaiue's career with a pride eclipsed by m?ne. B. K. <ireer, marked the birrh day feat for the lad who carried Fur iDnn'" banner thru de-Tea t an<l victory for five years. Presented with a beautiful set of '?uff links and scarf pin -a token from his teammates, his coach and the Fur aiun athletic council ? die expressed his thanks with feelinir and *-at down, a happy l>oy." Appreciates His Home Town Paper. "About the only thing T can buy around here now for less than it is won hi" said a good friend of The <%h ronicie as lie came in arid gave us two dollnrs on subscription this week. He hus long been n reader of The (.'broiiielc ami always has something good to say about the iwijht. And lie i>- . i ne of our Very best citizen*! too. (iarage Koopened Tin* a?*<ignuil Stoek ?>{ the l.ibertv M?it?>r Sales ('onipany, advertised f<>r ~.il" .i.-t week was bought b\ the f/<'.iri A S;|\ .n;s bank^of tlliseil\ Mr S A. Ihinier who opeijil?-<l ihi automobilc cfiiicern has reopened the garage in the same building and is now <0 doing it general auto repair Inline** under the name of "Hurricr"* ? la rage." He has about fhe same for- <? of work men i iiwdoyed Rev.*Benadh Kcnigns. v K?*\ M. M. Dcnflon, who has hern pastor of the Camden Baptist Church for inon* than four years tendered his resignation to his congregation at tho V"?m!ns service 'asf Sundaj Wf )p:irn tliat he will go to Florida a1* pastor of h fbitrcli in that a t r?. Mr Men son came to Camden from IJishop vill<\ but is a native of (ieorgia. He mad*' numbers of friends in Camden and throughout the county who will regrd .f?> *ee W? lr?j?ve hnrr A Hindu girl?1* considered an otd maid if she is not married tw?forp wtie I* 'JO jonrn of age. WOMAN WITH Ml KIH K Vlvst While Woman To Ua Trlei) In ?? Vorli In Fifty Years. A m k. \uy "Jl, For tie- first I i 1 1 1 ? ? iii fit'ix year-. in York county a white vyoinun nviix indh'ted Unlay on a charge of murder ,\vh.OU live gran*) jury i'(v turned n true bill in the eas<.i against A IIm.'iM Zimmerman ? ami Mrs. lCffle Hugvii^ charged with the murder of, I'ink HnKKins^utsbaud of the .wonuin, November I The alleged murder of Muggins occurred near the home of Huguius. who conducted.- a small store on Charlotte street here, /<iuUnerinau is charged with the urinal killing anil Mrs Hoggin-* is held as an aooe.ssory. It is. alleged (lull ili<i two hail been Intimate for several years. Ziininer man. iivtextjle o-pera t ive. appeared In ? mii rt thh- afternoon. wearing a new blue snlt and Mrs. Hugging a Utile nil headed wonnjn about thirty ami the nmther of three children, o?vii|ied a seat in (lie grand jury box. The ease against A Ibept Zimmerman a nd Mrs. Huggins will he ?nlled for trial Wednesday, nmrninu hi 0.80 o'> eloek. it was ai|nouneed this evening jn^i before court adjourned for the day li w .a* ro{K?rted thin afternoon that attorneys for the defense would ask a change of venue on the ground that so in noli publicity has been given the ensi? hy the county/ newspaper that it would be itvipdssllde for tile de fendants to get a fair trial in York. Found l)e>ul in Woods. Florence; S, 0., Nov. 20,? Demi simV Thursday night, the body of C. K I'pham was found late this afternoon in woods near Florence lie had a wound through an eye 11 fid a pistol lay at his side. Letters to his wifo are said to eoutain cheeks and directions to his widow concerning Ids business and his will. Uphai;i left home Ttyurs day night, saying he was feeling de presed and that lie thought a walk- in the fresh air would benefit bljn. He name to Florence from Mobile, Ala., several years ago. He is survived by a widow #ud two children. (ireeiiville May Bar Pool Rooms. Greenville, Nov. 22. ? All pool and billiard roomer in tlie city of fireen vllle. will bo closed Juno .'{(>, next, if (lie city council adopt* a recommen dation of t he financ.e eohwnittoe an nounced today. At ?t ennforoneo in s( night nil members of the eify council expressed themselves In favor of no '?eptlng tlic recommendation of the fl-' nnnee committee. Hermitage Mills News. The S O. O. Tf. entertained unite N h number <?f people nt tiho Community House Saturday night. While the chil dren enjoyed ring panics in the yard, tiie young people had smiie very inter esting card trainee. Delightful fruits and cumly were served hy the Olub L'iiln. Kvervlmdy wont away feeling that we .-ire very fortunate in having :i i) I ?. 1 1 < 'lirh in our village 111 spite of the inclemency ?>f the w?athei* (he jieople <>f the Hermit Mge Village showed their interest in the enforcement of I xi w and Order in Kit <haw county hy attending the Law and Order meeting held at \ntioch Church Sunday afternoon \^e are very glad to >ee the young people taking so much interest in ath let ic< The tennis court Is never vacant, on Saturday afternoons. The boys ate at work getting up a basketball team We have bright prowpoet* for :i good | team. Mr ;ind Mr* W M Wi I. )? ;iinl f.iiii \ ll\ SOCflt 'SllllllilV ill I. ilk' < ii\ . Mr- > - A <'ndh\\ h ;i - return* d 1 1 ?*i?i ' a three weeks vi*it to her - . r ? . M ?? J Mack (Volley <>f I >:i rl i ngtoo Miss Xane.v Jeter spent tie* we k end with In iinl M r< <" !?*. Sywell Mr IC J, Jordoii. Superintendent "f A ragon Cotton Mills. Itm-k Hill \\n-> a visitor in our village Wednesday. Mr W I MayfiehU cotton buyer for Hermitage Mills, was in Bessemer I'ity .,n business last Tuesday Kal Turkeys Sell Cheap In Chester. Chester. \o\ JH ? T)ie people of this sis-tion .ire very much Interested In the enormous* price* now being ]>nid for t nrkeys In Chariot le Columbia and Greenville when one can buy nil the turkeys rh<?y want here at 20 ?ent* a pound, and they are fine, fat turkey* nt fhaf A large number of turkeys weVe raised in Chester county thin i >ear ;<nd many of them are offered for sale. / ^ , l^uite a number <>f farmers havq found that rTTe turkeys are great boll weevil killers, and when turned loose In a field full of 1k.1I weevls qutcklj. make way with large numbers of the?n. The young. turkeys e?pf*rhilly have n keen ?ir|?etlte for Jhe weevil*. u lit rui.au < ai'ithni* ofrirers Thinlt They Haw Man Ke sponsible Tor Many Jlolihflrlt**. Throuxb Mu' .t laillnmil i rr??t H nl' M i ( M ('obvi'nan ?Mm I I ??>|??n >. Henry Me ! a/oil; Nli MHeo<l, aeeontpaniotl by MiiK'I'rl rate \;tii1o|M?n Mini .! a i 1? ?r llooiio went down into Hit* Ktoeklon noijjh iMirbooil ii 1 1? I airesietl ("Mmrl.ii> Mont go'nuM'y, mi itinerant negro plmUwa plier iihiI patent inofllvine saltvmnlu.' eliaruing Him wll'li having biirgUniZvil Mi ( 'oleoma a'* bieyolo ami repair simp i*ni* nielli last .July. A revolver was fonml in the neirroov possession whir.li \V?s stolen from sb?vp aV-tt a largo huiieh of Key.s eon mining iiiiiii> blanks ami several auto in. bile keys. Mr. Ooleman reeo?ni/.ei) I'm-. I >Iji ii k s us violen from pittOO, Tim luwi * mlil jjlve no explanation of his possession of lire gnu, bnt salil lie foinni tiie keys, Montgomery eonte to tills eonnly from (TreenvlUe ami iiiaiie a triii to (?reonvillo soon after llie burglary where it is siiplpo.setl lie disposeii of nio>| of his iool. t >i>|hi( y .Mii-eml ix making I'nrtlier . I n vest lirti lion ami lie believe* that be ejifi get ovbhMmp I hill In- eiiiei'etJ I lie plni e of Mr. CtiiefWan in t ho first' iobb??ry iflso. M'boy al>o believe (lint (bey can ?<-i evlilenei> l(? eonncet liim Willi some of tlie many bnrtrbli'fes . committed hei'o several months ago. MOKK POLITICAL TALK Several Mentioned In Kate Far <?ov j ernor Next August Columbia. November IW.~ The office of crovornor seems (o In* tire focusing |K>i it ( for life vision of nil ix>llll?nl eyes- in the state, nil ambitions seem lug to ho alined a I present at that of flee. Today now name*' are inon' (ioiicd iii injunction Willi nex.t year's rave for tho governor. and already the list of possible Candidiates is lone. There 1- H persist ;i nt rftport in <"5ohnn liin to the effect. that it movement ? i* 011 foot1 in Oreontville to put H K. <!cei former professor nt Furman and now ajuinker and cotton tnill l'Xtf5C<ut fve in the raw for governor. Mr. t'Jeer's name is imsslbly the last to ho men tioned in this connection. It Is- stated 1 that Greenville men in nt husliistle in their endorsement <?f .Mr. I Jeer as n possible candidate. 'Ilie name of T-'nited States District Attorney Prnn CL8 H. Weston, of Columbia 'has a No hWll eonsidered in eonrieot Ion with the rneo. and it is understood* hi* friends have suggested that 1>C run. Anion; those mentioned as po**ihlrt can didates are : Former Congressman r^ev er. former Governor Hlea.se. former Attorney Genera? Thos, II. IVi^ple*. .Lieut. Governor Wilson G Harvey. r?f ( 'haTleston : State Senator J. II Mar inn of Chester : Col. Holmes .ft Springs of < Jieenville : Henry C. Tiltlnau. of ( ?reoiiwood : Senator Georjre K. I.aio-y i?f Chesterfield l- Mendel I.. Siniih <?f Cumdcn ;i in I W < f^nerry of Iljo i ii I ? ? tax '?i?ininis<i'oi I. lent Gov ernor Harvey want* to be novenior. I Ml I if Gov. Cim^K'I- is ebs'ted to'sii 1 rciiic court in .lanmir.o leaving the governorship for ;i yenr to Mr. Harvey then (lie present lientena m ^ov??rnor will not he ^n the r;iee next year, it is understood. Mr. (Jueery states that he has not reaehed any division as to the l:i?*e. though lie is being urK?*d to nm Mr. f^iwrry is one of the best men of tin- -tate :ind iin authority on tax mat in--. His platform would likely lie tirx reform, an unpopular -object and \et a necos^a ry subject. His race would prove a irrenl service to the -tat o even though it "earn tin -a'Ti ">V fice ..f the candidate lleld I p ( uuple iu I >:t> time. Several ji u I otn< >t ii lev I.. .... eallrd "< iyjivies" pn--ed through Cam den Sunday afi?*rn?M?n h-aded toward Columbia and -tof.ped for a few nun tile- in the -nojll eafe operated by Mi and Mr- Fricr>oii Holland on \Ve?i Hekulb street. After drinking a -soft drink they overpowered Mr a inly Mrs. Holland and rol4?ed them of a i onsideiable amount of money, and jumped into their r/irs and in?de a fenw|M>ra ry escape Mr Hollnnd reported the matte.r to in communication with (Thief Dunnn w > of the Hlchland rnral force, and he and Sheriff WeNh went immedi aid/ to Columbia Mr. Holland wai carried along to identify the parties and wogniaed two of the men Jle agreed to let them go on their "way upon the retnm of the money ami the payment of all eo*t*. Of the total fcmAlo }>of?ulaUou in Helgium tUo majority below* f/? the Ro man Catholic Church. .