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The Camden Chronicle
VOLUME XXXIII. S " CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 13,7922. ' "" NUMBER 41.
NKWS OF TIIK TOURISTS
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Trap Shoot Now tioiiig On At Tilt'
Camden Country Club.
Notwithstanding the bad weather of
Monday and Tuesday, the ardor of the
mmrotta aiworobfed 1u Otundou for the
*mxhu! annual trap shoot of the Cum
^'n Country Club seems uuubuted.
MnrJc^Juni nn> arriving by every train
ftjnl are mostly located at the Kirk*
w(xxl Hotel, which toeing sLtuuted s\>
ckv*> i<? the traps whw ttyo shoot- U
held. 1? tM^ logioat' abiding plaoo of
qkmc interested. Jack Punning, of
Now York- was one of the first to
arrive, tiuranibng other sportsmen to
)oln him a in: isaae Andrews, Ham
Ma White. iiipcI A. W. Montgomery, of
'^nirtanluirg : .F. C. Franklin, of Ci-wii.
vt'l.* : W. .1. Roddey and Roddey Held,
4,f itiKfk. Kill: r. IV -t^aplfind, of Ply
mouth": C. -S. McMflbray. of Rook. IIlll;
jtntl It. A. Bowman. Theodore KoJfn, 1
jut.l .1 l?. Palmer, of Atlanta.
? Mi. IYank K. Hull, <>f Racine. W-iv
?>nsin, whns,' |i(| 1 1< ls( m lie home In Kirk
wootl is "in* of the finest In town, Is
h;i \ iji u a !odge keejHM's house erected
?j i hi- estate. Mr. and Mrs Hull will
c^H :i their honu* later in the season.
Ml<s Carolyn Post was the hostess
lor a number of young people at a
tptv charming bridge purty Tuesday j
afternoon at the home of her sister,
Mr1. Reuben IMtts.
Mi.*y JJn rjurie Dutch, a graduate of
Welles-ley. has opened a school in Cam
den and t\w the present will be located
in t lie Pa by Bungalow adjoining Hob
fcirk Inn.
<'jvj?tain Heber lVrcy and Mrs. Percy
bave arrive at the Kirk wood. Captain
Percy from the Mcadowbrook Club,
and will have change of the Polo dn
Oaimlen this season. He is full of
Niilinsia?m over the outlook, uud says
w?' may expect some wonderful games.
'I'he three i*tk> fields are in fjne ahai>e.
and several players with ther string* i
?f ponies are expected. , I
Miss Franc??s T<xki has as her house
KUesfv. Mrs. -Albert Rhett and Mis*
Rebinva Ilaigb, of Summilt, and Mr#.
Alexander Kvaivs Patterson, of New
York.
Untis-oai Carver, of Boston. who ha?
fx?e it :i irnest tit the home of Mr. and
Mrv Henry Savage for several weeks
tuis rotnrned lo the University of Vlr- 1
Shiin.
Colonel and Mrs. J. Ham 13 ton Hunt,
of Now York, will arrive today to
si* i*i sonic time with Mrs. Kdward
Dm line r? on Pair street. Colonel Hunt
lc i ('? >*1 federate veteran and is from
Newln?rry. S. but for many years
toi-- aiatle his home in New Yo<rk wtiere
fce was actively engaged in business.
Ifrv Hunt 1r also a South Carolinian
and it Is with great pleasure that we
welcome them to tlielr native state.
Miss Kate GULIet and Miss Emma
Johnsfone, of Baltimore, who have
fnr *otne time l>een visitng Mrs. Ritchie
ar- im?w u-ith Mrs. Kdward DuHose.
"n Thursday evening Mr and Mrs
T. Oitnund Krumbholz, of the Ki>rk
wo?h|. ;?ivc a dinner few Mr. and Mrs
J W 'Jf.ivhnrst, Mr. ,'uk1 Mrs Olarenoe
Mr an(j ^irs Ne\vton Hoykln,
1 Mr. and Mrv J I>eotaard CrnliaTn. ;
Mr<. Pemih-vtou Herman, anU her
<l;?!:Khf'T, Mfs^ Raylor, of New York,
in ri <v>ttnge for a short
thn.> .ii.? now .vtayinc at ft o* >k*l?rlc Inn.
A t : i \ ? 1 1 v ;n (bp Kirk wood : Mr. and
' '? Rnmbaeh. Ilaverford, Pa;
M'- Kdward May. Norfolk i Mr W C,
^sle. Uk broond ; Mt. Hoo\-?/r(l Kiting.
Ojipf. Mrs Ho4>er Percy,
N' v Mr and Mrs H W Orott, Pitts
h!)r- ? J:"vk Panning. N Y; Julian Bar
1 I? Willcs, Angu?ta ; Mr and
li Moss. Richmond; (diaries
? v* * *r 3 . i_. t'ieveland; Mr and Mrs R.
K ^ Summit. N J; HoJ>ert C.raves
v ,f Mrs Hoary Gray. N Y; Mr. R
^ ' <o i<nrd, Provdence ; Mr ni)d Mrw
A I- ink. Roadta? ; Mr and Mrs
' M b'? -id. f'lmrle?ton; Mr. J Morrell
11 ??*?>?. Now Haven; Mr. Sidney Mc
N V: Mr and HUgh p Wei
n I ittxburg; Mr Jacrtb fYies, Buf
f:,:' Mr Kdwin A Bell, N Y; Rt. Rev.
I. n^eii?? M Murpliy, Thomsa J
"? c.irty ?? t>d Rov. Martin Murphy. Co
h5"'>- i: Mr Mrs ]f jj
r,"^-i.?ud.
Ar.-ival.s (ju. Court Inn: Mr and
1 s v C-Agr Knr. Mrs <Jeorgo H Clay
^r"' ? I'uhif}); ~Slrn lIowar<l Blspel, MIhh
??rine Rbiwil, Master Howard Bte
^ Buffalo; Mr. Noil A Lynch, N Y' ;
^aijfr-r A Boston; Mr and
Ho,l!T C Morris, Cnicago; Mr.
^ Mrs u 1/ummprnwn, Phlla
' :'!<i : Mm N K Kernan. Mias Flor
2'"' T'tkm; Mrs B Z Stevens,
'M, kirk Iiuj Arrivals : Mr and Mrs
? A \ounjj Cambridge, Mass; Mr?. C.
A^irlch. James A Rich/ml*, Ronton ;
re B Nye. Buffalo; P B f>?ptand,
'T mouth ; Mr and Mrs OeOrpp P
MR. WINTERS TO SPKAK
At Several Points in Kertiliaw County
Heginnitig Today at Kershaw.
At six meetings to be hold lu Ker
shaw Couuty next wtjek N. 10 Winters,
soil fertility expert am! more common
Jy known as the "Willy Sunday of Ag
riculture" -from the Extension Divis
ion of Clemson Coll^vgo, will deliver
an Interesting and instructive talk on
.soil fertility and other problems of In
terest to the farmers of the county.
Mr. Winters i.f an exceptionally 'able.
x|HaU<r who knows his subject and
who always holds the undivided at
tention of his audience throughout his
talk, it will Ik> well worth while for
every farmer in the county to tput aside
his work long enough to attend one of
the following meetings in order to
hear .Mr. Winters:
Korahaw? FHda.v, Jan lii. 1 p m
OaHsatt- Tuesday. Jan. 17, 10:30 a
in.
He fortune---' Tuesday. Jan. 17, 'J p. m.
Jjockhart School -Tuesday. Jan. 17,
7 p m.
itabon's Cross . Roads- - Wednesday,
January IS, 11 a m.
Hlaney? Wednesday, * January 18.
P. in. J, W. Sanders.
County Agent
' FIRE IN IIAKTSVIM.E
llistorie Cofcer Residence !/Ost in
Flames Tuesday.
_
HartsviUe, Jan. 3. ? Smoking ruins
and chrtrred walls an* all that Is loft
of the home of the la to Maj. James
TJde Cokor. The tire caught on the
roof this morning about 11 o'clock.
Jainm L Ooker, eldest son of Major
Cokor; owned and occupied th<j (homo.
It appears that Mrs. Ooker had left
the house" for n Jflpw minutes. Iteturn
Ing she noted the roof of her house
ablaze and Immediately t timed in the
alarm. The tlrc==departnient rt\si[>ond
ed al once and a large crowd of friends
assembled tu render aid. Owing to the
poor water pressure. due ro long hose
connections it was difficult to throw
t he streams of wat^r high enough to
Mibdue the flames wiilcli fanned by a
stiff breeze, made rapid headway.
Probably a spark from a chimney
fell on the shingle roof and from this
the stately old frame residence, a man
sion In its day when built about 40
years ago, became a complete wreck
Killed Wliile Hunting.
Hartsville, .Tan. 3. ? Julian Johnson,
aged 15 years, was accidentally killed
yesterday by his cousin. Harry John
son, a hoy about the same age. Ju
lian, the son of tMr. and Mrs. Joe
Johnson, lived with bin parents on
Coker's highland farm, two miles north
of Hartsville. Yesterday afternoon
lietween 4 and 5 o'clock, the two boys
went for a hunt. Harry thinking his
guiuvas unloaded suggested to Julian
that they load up as they might kill
a rabbit. In attempting to put in 'a
shell and breaking the gun the Loaded
shell already in the gun explo<kMl and
the entire load of shot entered Ju
lian's left side. The wounded l>oy
i walked about thn^e-quarfers of a mile
to his home. Doctor* from Ilurteville
were summoned and I>r. F. II McLeod
of Florence wa* calied. 10 very tiring
possible was done and a trained nurse
was employed. The boy lived until
3:30 this morning. Ho was conscious
the whole morning and called his cou
sin to his l>odslde and told him not to
worry, telling him "You coukl not
helip it.'' Harry is overcome with
! grief
To Kreot Great Hospital.
Sr. Paul. Minn. ? The famous sur
geons. Drs. William and Charles'Mayo,
will treat former soldiers of the world
war in a $200,000 hospital which the
American Legion posts of Minnesota
will erect. Patient* will be charged
according to their ability to pay. as
(leterminfd by f^egion official*
Marriage.
Mr. Samuel WHliain West, of tho
Cassatt section, and Miss Helen Sin
clair. of Camden, were quietly married
at the home of Probate JudK<\ W. L.
McDowell Monday evening, the judge
of probate officiating.
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(Jreeiiluilgh Toledo; Mr and Mm. John
II McKoon. Poston: P II Wllley. Darxs
ville, N.- Y.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. I'. Baoktt, of I/>n^
Island, who wcrv here la.st >*eason and
eonducted tin- liarrabee Millinery uhop,
camp down W?*dm*?dny ami are agatn
occupjijig tbe I>. A. McDowell <v>ttnpfe
on North Itroad stroet. The trip waa
made by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Read, of Charles
ton, are at tbe Kirfcwood. motoring up
from Charleston
jj iiJ-u ^ -m
IIKICK AND TIIKKK
Hiiort News Storlen. (k(h?ml From
All Hcurmt.
I li sih-<?i) 1J . O. Morrison of the M**b
odist church, df?Kt at the lK?n?e o# his
son at l?ee?tourg, Fill., on Wednesday
of lust week.
I-u-utenant Colon#) Jam** Franklin,
Civil wnr veteran and officer of <?eu
crul ,Forre?t'? cavalry brigade of tfjHfc
Confederate armies. died In Han Kran
cisco last MVnulay.
Henry R Cross, of the H? ?cko feller
institute, U led ut Vur* Cruz. Mwripo,
?n?t Tuesday Of yellow fever.
The IngersoH WaMi company is hi
the hands of a reviver with liabilities
amounting to $3,000,000 and afctets of
*2,000,000.
- Fx. (k)v<M\ior Thomas W. liickett.
OA' North 'Carolina, dh*d at his home
in ftaieigh, at 0:15 o'clock W'sl nesdily
morning following -a stroke of paraly
iilM. r ' ? ? ?' ?'
/?'
8hot from Iwhlu'd by ? Sain Melvin,
IM-yoai'-ohi youth. Frank Hall's skin
proved an effective armor, for five of
tlic wven bullets of a . 22-ooli'bre 'revol
ver, failed to ]H'n?'trate. Two hullets
J took effect but five, others bounced off
Ilall'.s back and were picked up in the
Proximity drug store at Oireensl>oro, N,
C., where Uw'Shooting took pbuv Wed
nesday.
Serjeant Alviu (.1 York, greatest bo
10 of t);e World War, is happy over
the fuel that tbo mortgage on his 410
acre Feu tress county, Teun . , fa ml has i
lM?en lifted by tbo contributions* of bis
many friend*.
Nearly $2,000 worth of radium or
about one-third of a quantity missing!
fro'n a hospital at Newton, Kan., has
boon recovered frc*n 300 pounds of
ashes by eastern chemists. ?
The Alabama supreme <*ourt has de
elared unconstitutional an act of the
legislature phohRriting the making of
wagers on horse races.
The Ohio river reached a stage of
five f??et over the flood line at Ix>nls
ville last Tuesday. The river was 55.8
feet at JyOui?vil4e, Ky.
Chicago** le&e-boroc traffic brvJce
all r<vords in 1021 with a net tonnage
of 5, ?21 .081 tons clearing from the
Chicago and .Clalument rivers. The
duties on imports amounted to $9,420.
201.42. There were exported altogeth
er 78.378,' 070 bushels of corn.
President Harding has aj>pointcd Dr.
(\ M. Moat os, a negro physician of
Ix*aven worth, Kan., as minister fo
Haiti.
I>r, ('has. Little, a Presbyterian cler
gyman of national reputation in his
denomination, died at Wabasli. Indian
na, Tuesday, aged 78 yoars.
Wood row Wilson celebrated his 05th
birthday !U Washington last Wednes
day. *
On ;i I >a-s i s of prices jwid on Decern
Imt 1. (ho agricultural depart incut at
Washington valine the 8,.fUO.OOO hales
of cotton raised this year at $071. ?
7*8.000.
WiMHT Volivia Clenn, who rules
'/Aon City, rn>or Chicago, put a stop
to the Santn Claus tradition Jit his*
bni|t\vick by instructing his j>coplc to
give presents as usual, but to toll the
children that the presents "came from
above.*'
Christinas business was much heavi
er in lK>tli N<*w York and OhiCago rtils
year than it was last year.
The story that a man who ha#> l>een
caught in Poland,* is able to tell all
about the groat Wall Street explosion,
tprns out jo bo somowhat of a hoax.
? T>he city of Chicogo has gone hot
after the bootleg liquor industry that
has been running roughshod over
things. The authorities have come to
realize that if they <lo not control the
bootlegger*, the bootleggers will oon
trol them.
Five arme<l Jmuvlits held U|? the
Italian branch of the Cltiiscius Trust
ami Savings itink of Columbus. Ohio,
on Thursday of last week and g?t
a way with $10,000.
Harry Church, the young Chicago
miscreant who murdered two auto
mobile ?*ile?men after luring them to
his homo under pretense tliat his
father wanted to buy an automobile
from them, has t>een sentenced to bo
hanged.
S. W Crouac. a 00- year-old farmer
of the vicinity of Winston -Salem, N.
O., was aentonoed last week to one
year on the roods for making liquor,
a still having been found on his ylaoe.
His son. Coy N. Orouse, appeared be
fore the v Judge with flie rfatemont
tbat it was he instead of his father
who was guilty and the ?on was al
lowed to serve the sentence instead.
Healy'a, for many yearn <mr* of the
beat known restaurants In New York,
has e<>ne out of busfnew* on amount
of prohibition
Ittft IICNP STOKK* KOttttttt*
Thieve* Uet Awtiy With Cash (hiring
The Sight Ht Neighboring Town.
Hoiuo 1 1 uio during the early hours
of last I'Vhluy morning thieves entered |
aeven Ntore.s hi JlcOiuno u nil their booty
totalled about m)\ hundred dollars In
ea<sh <#u<l Liberty bond*. Nothing olae
wit* molested ??iul it soohm that they
wore only looking for money. Throe
Hufes wore entered by mean* of <?l? i?oI
uml h-iimmer and nil of the" utore* wore
entered from the roar of tlx* buildings
by breaking open windows.
Theft) lit ftp night indioeniun. oil "I
Helium** and the rold?eii?vi? wore not
di<M*ovort?d until the proprietors opened
for hnslne?}* Saturday morniaig. Sheriff
Welsh Mod Deputy Mel^eod wont to
ltrHntft' to make an Investigation hut
they ff?nhl gatler no information that
would lead to a elue. A stranger was
in i1it> Unit" town the day previous
and is s;iiii i(? have gone from ?*tore
io -<;t'?re i?rk*lng artMes, and it is
he! loved that he. -whs looking over t h?*
PIm.ooh to he entered, ? .
The stores entered were ?' M . Ply
luirn, Stevens & Davis, I.ynehwood
PUnrinnoy. Davis & Best, Bothune
IliH'dwrtre Co . J. K. Copelaud, Ham
mond & Young.
Died in I<oe County.
Mr. .1. A Stafford, aged about tMl
years, a native of Leo county, died
at his home in the Miftpah section last
Sunday morning following an iUnestH
from, pneumonia. Mr. Stafford J# sur
vived by his widow, one -son and one
daughter. The fuuoral and burial oc
curred from Mi&pali Baptist church the
Monday following, services toeing eon
dueled by Itev. J. B. Shiver.
Bride-to-Be Taken.
C-a fluey, S. C.. .lun. 2 ? As Mrs. Cor
ry whs tilling nut a blank for y mar
riage license yesterday * morning for
MIps Sndie Owens and vClaude Moore,
very determined looking man entered
the office of the probate judge and
forcibly carried off the young would
be bride, and left the young swain In
the lurch. The young man said, how
ever, that "another day Ik coming"
and that he will yet: marry the girl.
Marriage.
Mi;. M O Baker. <*f (iuvat F;tl !?*, and
Miss It F (lowers*, .of Kershaw, were
married on January 7th, by l'rohate
ludge W I/.SMcDowell. The groom
is a prominent young 'business man
while the bride is a most excellent
young lady possessing many friends
who will wish her all happiness in
her new home.
Services at Baptist Chureli.
Kegu'ar services will be hehl at the
First Baptist Church of Camden ne:xt
Sunday as follows: Sunday School at
10 a. m., preaching service and ob
servance of I/ord's Supper at 11 :15 a.
ni.. 'night service at 7:30.
'J'he men of (he coimnunity arc in
vited to meet with the Men's Bible
Class next Sunday at 10 o'clock at
which time the Hon. M. L. Smith will
mak<* :m address to the class.
Made Record Report.
Magistrate A T? fVx>k submittal his
official record to the Kershaw County
hoard of Commissioners at their regu
lar meeting at. Camden on Tuesday,
lie reported yn aggregate of $1,009 col
lected in fines and sentences aggregat
ing :UH) days on the chain gang im
posed. this being in addition to cases
sent up by him to the 'upper court.
This is a record breaking report and
"hows that Magistrate Cook is active
in the discharge of his duties. ? Ker
shaw Kra.
Fire Damages Cottage.
Tin* eotatge <>n I.yttleton street. <?w n
ed by Miss Alma Bradk?y. and occupied
by -he and her sister, was badly dani
iigT^l by fire al?oiH. midday Mondiiy.
Nearly all of the furniture an<l cloth
ing was saved but the roof of the house
was quite t>ad!j' burned and the in
terior of the house Mas damaged by
water and smoke. The, bn+Ulin-g was
covered by insurance.
To Open First Of The Week.
Mr. W. O. Hay, who announced last
week that he would re-ot>eji his garage
plans to open the first of i*ext week.
Mr. Hay will haw Mr. \Y. T 1 >e*np
Mler. a well known mechanic wth him,
nnd will have other conH?etent imvlmn
Un as??oclated wkh him. .Mr. Hay has
l?een in <1h> automoble btvfincns hero
<sli?ee ears frut came into use und the
a utomoJJle (wmm know him ?? a high
cla ss work maxi.
United States Senator llolse Pen
rose of Pennsylvania, died In Wash
ington last Saturday ntfcht between 11
and T2 oY-lodt.
Itl.OCKADKRS GAVK IIATIl K |
Mum Shots Fired When Kit Id U'?h
Mailt* on Kuft'ulo Moonshiners.,
< MilV Mitugum, .luiiios Sutton iitul
OJin- HIiikou, white men, and John
i'amt>holl> preacher. Dol?e
Mungo <iii Mungo, nogroo*.
wore brought to Camden Thursday
la?i and phuHsl in the county jail be
ing charged with o| tow Hum an ill rit
distillery in the ItntYalo section
Tin* raid wa* made on tho still in a
swainlp durln? tin* early hour-;' of Sun
day morning last. and tho ollitvrs ill
tho nprt.V wore Magistrate <?eorge
Cook, his deputy tierirge .'ones. palU.'O.
man Kailo and a federal otH'cor, . Tho
oftioers tfjIpwiChed tho still quietly I
and watched tho olterarlons for some
iline, when linaMy tho nioii at tho still
detected their presen?v and opou.'?l
fire with Mjiot ornns and pistols tlio
-<>i 'i returning tho fl ?*** and it Is
said giat there- were >i?? ?!? ? than ono
hundred shot* tired. tho trees and
hughes around tho si-one bearing tostl
niony to tho fact. Fortunately no ono
was wounded owing l? > 1 1 u? dark news.
It is said one of tho inon at tho still
was wounded hut as all denial t h?*i l*
proKouiH,NM t tho still it not known
which ono was hit, though his injuries
must have heou slight and he Is kpop
Iiir this, a sihmhM.
f
Tlio otllccrs quit. the scene but wept
hack tho following morning and got
tho outfit which was carried to Ker
sbaw. Tho nioii were later placed un
,der arrost hy Sheriff Welsh. Thurs
day they were oarri?x? before United
States Commissioner Beverly Hk>an at
Columbia and placed under $100 bond
for their nppc-irun?c lnt fore the Cnlted
States <H?tirt. Two charge* were also
made against them In the state courts,
that of assault and battery and oj>or
ating an illicit still. Tin; men. were
given a -preliminary lieforo a magis
trate at Kershaw and tliey were re
j leased upon a bond 1n the sum of
[$1,000 each on tlwi two charges. ?
(iOPIIKR IS 26 YEARS OIJ). *
lii'ouuht From Georgia in 1895 ami
Still Resides on Farm.
Mr. If. F Koborson, a good. friend of
Tlii? Chronicle who i* now~rcsidiiig art
tlii- Wuteree Mill, was in to rone\v li in
subscription last .8utunbiy and while
in tlu? oflleo was telling us of a gopher
In* brongbt from Georgia in 1895, At
Mia t time Mr. IUA?er#on was residing
on a farm near liothune now operated
by Mr. Hansom Baker. Mr. lioberKon
spent some time in ICniauuiel county,
near Svvains1>oro. and utpon his. return
ho brought with him three small go
phers about (ho size of ;i fifty cent
piece. lie placed them on his farm
and only one survived. As the years
went by the gopher continued fo grow
and he made a visit to his old homo
some time ago and nays Mr. Ihrker
fold him the gopher luid now gone
into winter quarters having dug out
a den in a hillside. When last soon
it weighed between thisty and forty
pounds. ICach year when winter conn's
on ho "digs in" in about the some
spot and when spring conies again ho
will oome out and get in his a<vus
(otned haunts feeding nil grns:?: and
weeds. It is jierfoetly tame and harm
less and luis uever l^f t the pkaoe In I
I
the twenty-six years.
.A Business Change.
The Carolina Motor Co. ha? pur
chased the tanks and lank wagons of
the Carolina Oil Co.. a corporation
conducted nt Camden and f\>r a while
Jt lMshopville. with Mr. !?'. C. /eiryp,
:i* nresident Tliis ! !v
; Motor < 'o. tin* right ;<> soil irasoline
?and Kerosene at wholexa'e jiriocc.
They al*?? d?> auto rej?airing and eon
duet it ii auto sales agency. soiling the
well known St udebaker automobile
i ?
Fragment of Stump Kills Girl.
< I reenville, Jan. J) ? Mamie Crenshaw
j eleven-year o'd school girl at the City
V ten* School near Mouoghati Mill, was
kilted This morning when <-hT. \sjjs
struck by a fragment of a~j^umji that
had been hurled l.V? feet through the
air by a dynamite blast. The acci
dent occurred just as the pupils were
assembling to reenter the school room
after a recess iiorlod. The stump was
t>town up out of a road nearby by a
party of road workers n4>nlldlng the
highway
I
JI KOKS NKF/I) NOT AITEAK
All Jurors drawn to af?i*itr to wrvr
nil the first and third week of the
sisx'lal term of court for Kornbaw
nouitty to convene in Cupdcn on Janu
ary Iflth are hereby notified that they
noed not nppco r as said term has been
caifed off IAMBS II OLYBTTRN
Clerk of Court.
NO NPKCIAL TERM.
No Appropriation To He .Made ami
Special 'lYnn < "ailed Oil'. |
Hy reference U>v u notlue published
elswhore from Jnnuvi II, ClyfHiru, the
Clerk ?*f iNjuri ton- Kershaw County.
It will Ik> aeon that Clu? special term
of court called for Monday, Ja utility
UM?, has Ihh>u oaHied off. No vxn lana
tlon was given why Uh> appropriation
wax not iuii do for the inry for the term.
At a lilciMfol# 'of the CttJIlden liar As
?o<latlon held .vissterikiy the follow lit);
eorropoudemv \viw made by wire:
< 'atndcn. S. <1., Jan. 11, ItKili
Mi '.-MS, M. M. Johnson, <?'..({. Alexan
der, J. C. MuK*?ey
Columbia, 8, 0. *
\p* you getting through the* appro
priation for Nipeclal Term Court next
\\c rl< IMeaSC ailSAM.'r.
(Signed) T. K. /Trotter.
Secretary Cant den Mar Association
Tiu* Delegation's Reply.
Columbia, X. O., Jan. 11.
Mr. T. K, Trotter, Secretary
Onrriden, S. O
Your wire. I Vlesjn tiiOn has dendort
not t<? make approprlartlrtn for ftjioclu]
Term.
(Signed) M. M. JohusoU.
. Message to .fudge 4 Jury.
Camden, Si Jan. H, 1 liiMi
lion. IS. It. (iarv,
Aibbevillo. 8. 0,
Ifar requested special term for Ker
shaw County on assurance of detogU'
don tluit 1'urwhs would t*e appropriated
flir smelt pnppow. Today delagatdon
wire they decide not N> make aipqwo
prlatlon. hence Bar e<rui<(*>|lcd to re
quest that you. call olY,the Sfl*eela)
Term.
(Signed) T. J. Klrklawl.
President Har Association.
TIIK ROSK AND THfc KINO
^ I
Will He Part of Tony SargS Marion
ettes at iMaiestie January 31st.
Tlx.* audience tihnt ?witntvfc*.'." ?he pei
fortnaiK-c of Tony Kar^'* inn ionctbes
Tuesday, January 31st, at Tl.e Majes
tic Theatre under the .ausplro* ?f the
Cn melon Hosjjidt+il w 111 ]ia<\v the jfleas
iiro that was denied to "WHIlatn Make
pcaec Thackeray, who W rote The Hose
and The ULng to plea we u i*?rty of chil
dren who wore gufheivd together at
the time of the Chrlflt iiuks holidays, iu
a foreign city. The great IJijcMbIi au
thor made drawings, ?uh1 recited 1 hi
stories to the children. What a rev
citation it would have lxren for him to
have tKHin the Tony Narg puppets, oar??
fully worked out by another artist,
correct in all detail to the funny folk
of his imagination! The history of
Prince (Mgllo and Prince Bulbo ha*
charmed audieneoH In all parts of "tin*
country for tliroo seaHtms, ami
to bo more )x>pular than ever this your.
The puppets are Utile figures, of
wood. dressed to jx-rfection In minute
detail. surrounded by convpletc sci*nery
to scale, with all offsets brought down
so* hot a regular Totn TlMiinb tlu\itro
gives th?? illusion tlwet the uierry mo
ments of the (play ure Intenprotisl by
1 <*n 1 actors. As 4i mat t<*r of fact this
if> true. for a coinpaiiy works behind
the scenes, oix-ratlng tlx* strings, some
tunes as many as thirty to a marion
ot to, and speaking the Hues that s?"in
to como from the mouths of tJic pup
pets. !><*t us suggest i.twt Thacfceruy's
advifrv wotrtd tip a jvrtwtfle pmscrfp
tlon. "and in tho meanwhile and for
;i brief holiday, let u^ laugh and Ik: as
pleasant as we can. Aim! you elder
folks ? a little joking, ami dancing
und fooHnjf. will do even you no ha mi."
Colonel Darlington Dead.
t<>!oirel William It. Darlington, <*f
I Allendale county, died at his home in
that county Sunday moral tm. his death
.. f reeeJv
ed la*t .Tunc. Mo was in h f s. ? -i irh t
year. He was tux-*- married liis last
wife iH'in^ Miss KIlzalxM li Porcher
Stoney, a native <>f ( *ha r!<*?ton. hut for
many years a n^ident r?t" <\amden.
whore "die tauuht ui the graded *eh?x>i*?
of this city.
Services at (?ruce Church.
Service at Grace ICplseopal Church
Sunday will be as follows: The
Holy Comnuinfon at H a. in.; morning
service and senium 11 a. m. ; Sunday
School at 1 p. m. All are cordially tn
vited. Sunday nigbt At 8 o'clock a-t
the itc<*tory there will be a nicelin^
of the vestry of the Parish.
On Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
there will bo the animal meeting of
tlx* congregation at the church for the
election 'of the v?*stry arvl the tran?
action of other important hu?lne#s. All
memlxM s ai^e ringed to Imnd in tbe<r an
nnal i>*ports to January 1st nt this
meeting
i The KeichbJink <* Germany and Hje
lU<nk of Rncland hare rosunoed bttal
! u?is relation* for the flr?t ?l?ce
Aogo<?t. 1914.