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VOLUME XXXIII. CAMQEN. SOUTH CAROUNA,
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Chronicle
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922. NUMBER 42.
\K\VS OF WINTKK VISITORS ]
Many .Wiui Gatherings Feature Week j
On Kirhwood Heights.
Mrs. William H. WhaJey cauio from
Charleston for 11 visit n 1*1.-* week with
Mrs. K. Miller UoykLn, where are nU)
.Mr. and Mm. F. W. Hgpettcw and Mis*
Mary Sjx'auvr of Fiiluioulh Heights,
Mass.. and Mr. ami Mrs. Francis (luer
?n Carr. of Mt. Vernon, N. Y..
The first teu o<f tlw* season ut the
Woman* Kxchttnare on Wednesday. af
ternoon* wn? largely attended. There
will t>e several during the winter and
(liey will doubtless <be as popular a?
fU jmst years. Mrs. Lucy Shannon
lioykin Is in charge of the Exchange
ibN year, which assures a sntl?fa<*tory
inanugemout.
Mrs. 'nionuis J. KirkJantl ontertainett
Tin sdu.v afternoon with a bridge par
iv at her home for Mrs. 0. F. Aldrich.
It if- always a pleasure to welcome
ivtnniiug tourists to OnmdeQi. for soon.
?-r or later all seem to return ? and
atttoug tlu- number this sea.son are
Mr ami .Mis. <?eorge Austen of the
I'uivciwity of Virginia ami Mr, ami
ilrs. James It. Scott ami their small
daughter, Nancy, who were iiere about
in,, years ago. This winter flhey have
iIm* charming little "Ha by ituingnlow'*
adjoining llohkirk inn.
Mr. I'idwani II. Itobinsoii ami Rus
sell 'Robinson have arrive*! at llohkirk
Inn from Flushing. L. I., to remain
for a brief visit in t'aimlen.
C.iptain 1 leber Percy ami Mrs. Percy
.(!"?? in one <?f the small bungalows on
i:; ? t-r It'road street for the season. l>r.
ami .Mrs. Francis Proctor ami .Mrs.
Mm I ? -I ten net t of Charleston, who
h is heen ? visiting tlicm at their Cam
ui-ii hoine. left a few days ajxo for a
f n iiiiglrts stay in iioston.
riiurMlay evening the usual l<<?e Cel
ebration attracted many to the Kirk
w "i ii | t> honor the birthday of the
jieai Southern leader. Mr. and Mrs.
f IM in u ml Krnnibholz known a\ways
f.ii tin ir hospitality made this a very
<-!i:i rn'iinir affair enjoyed by the ninny
foniinaie eiKnugh to attend Music.
'Iniini.tf ami enrds whiled the hours
.ivv.iv in a delightful manner, so that
ill <1 fl i rt '< I it' a most interesting ami,
? ?iiiiii.v occasion.
The Camden Pohr~sea*<ou started
w.iii a spcctacnla r game Saturday ?f- 1
:. rii'?.ui on Field Number* One, when
Mi" <'nnden Po'o Club met tin* Dixie
I .a nd Freebooters and txittlcd to n
?'iv !<? five tie. Captain Ileber Percy
>f Meathmiirook. who has the inanage
M"ti; the Polo for the season is
ji.iuhjiil' sonic good m -it (ill games, and
- ivs Dull there will he some exjierw !
hfi.. later oil.
Mneh soeial entertaining has 1><?en I
-? ' - <"i during the past week trmnng |
Mi'- ent takers. Sevenil ? affairs were I
,':\.ii fui- Mrs. A hi rich ami her son.]
Mr .la nns S. Riehards, of Boston, who!
llohkirk for a fortnight. Satin**
?? n ft i'1'iioou .Mrs, Henry S-i viH*e gave 1
~ v * * 'i" Mrs. C. F. Aid rich and sou. j
St day Mrs. Kirfclirid<r entertained J
i . iinhcr ut' friends Avltli a luncheon >
;r- i.i?aiitifnl colonial homo at (Vv?|
N|." '.
.v unlay a I ternoon then' was a tea
mi Mulberry. very Informal but do- j
a-* ar+* nlways tlie ?athprin?s j
if tlris atrraorlve homo of Mr. and;
Mrs lmvi.l It. \rilMams.
M r and Mix. Dan Jones, of St. Ironist
? ' I Mi-. Uo1?ort Cram, of Hoston. are I
?? <>f Miss Ellen Williams at Mnl- |
: \ Jones. who was Miss
? : -rt ?*:? Norman, of X?*wjrort\ was a
- ? ? 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 ? of Miss Williams at West
M,t> > i.-.v in-,. hoinj? given daily iti
studio <iin? (>f the Inrsesit was that
??r 1 rii|. iv a f! or noon, w*hen Mrs. Henry
1 .kin ? *ii t ? *r t a incd for eight quests.
v ' > iN at the Court Inn include
II-v'M-ri Kuvlon, Miss Derttue Dux
I '???Ion. Hngla.nd ; Mr and Mr;
I ? : rki ?. M (?nr rent : Mr I> W (!o<h<'1t.
'"il: Mrs .fames S Aitkins. Tren
v I : Mr S Itrnnson. Miss Carroll
I 1' S-uti-Mj i Vdtrmh+n : Miss .T <
?<? ; Mr an.i Mr
' ) i tominiok. Miss l.ncy I>om-|
M -v Itrown. < !r??onwirh. <??nn:j
^ Anthony I> TTa Kl.Do-.fon :
M a r > (I Haldwin. I{??sH'o. N. .1 '
! i < irisforiiiu' for the i ?-i sr w<?vk i
It ??'?k irk Inn are Mr Luther <>tfo. j
I i :> in ly. \Villiativs|x?rt. I'a : Mr
W i;.-t?.-r. Washington ; Mrs
' hi'llow Kidc'efield. Conn : Mrs
' ^ .?-'?-?ins. M r< K M< Ka\ I ??fr -i! ; !
Mrs 1' W S|M?neor. Miss M iry
Ka'ninnUi Heights. Muss ; j
k 1 11 \ I ? ? 1 1 . I >. t roi I : Mr ami M r<
II Si-o(i and 1 1 ;i utrli t ?t. < den j
^ I : Mr and Mrs An*-- '
1 \ ? r ~ i f v i.f Virginia. Mr I' II.
m ' d son. KnsuHl !{ol>i iis4iii.
1 ? I Mi ?:(,.! \l +< r l'i-die'\ j
r..f i
?' ~ T ! i > -c r? i.-s t.? ivd al Tin* Kirk ,
?d N I r and Mrs c>ffo ?! Smith
f ; i ; : \ ,?rnon I'oofh. N* ^
U'!i -ni-y. Ferdinand I' Shaw. I
'-'?i : John Pnrdv TMa
u 'la: I'm nk. Duller. lluX't
A ' Havie, !' (I TVwDortes K ,
' M.i-fcr. Wi nTisi??ro ; I . }' llawd. '
? ??? N C: .1 I! Parker. Hock Hill:!
I?--rothy Arwood. Warogan Conn:,
l' :vi'l Stuart Mmin. Mi?s D:ta '
M;s< M:,'Mv. W'l r' TI- 1
1 Ur? i j?p J > |^-s?|^ M !
? ? (,?-< -vr:g. pot thrown. Pa: Mr
K Mm- n. Huff ih- : Mr W -I
I I '.<?-{ on: Mrs I K Dn^k*. I
? Mr J I Vo'i Chilwi S M?ii '
\i..i.^,,, J'M'srl^".! 1*, ; -Mr fit.'!
' K' M \ .>r. Klixaholh. N J: Mr
'? I r W t; Armstron. l!|i7Jil>o?h Mr ;
I ' " ' T'hi loil^iphla : Mr and Mrs
l! I < irt?ntor. T.o^tor Sn !i-?l>iirv T'?lcf
?' ?< I : Mr John H-W'tt. WHtaint*
H" : Mr nn<l Mra CTiarles K^-nne
I'i'ffalo; \fl?q ?lm JackAMi. Mr
II Kmory F^kin.^. Wrst \'n ; Mr
1 k _ l liniiKw. M .T S<Y?ft.l
Mr*, von Treat U our Honored.
1'roaiinent amoiig the swial
'
I functions of the week wuh the beauti
ful ciHl"P.Uoi) given on the evening of
t tie IJth at <fhe hospitable home of
Mi and Mrs. T. J. Kirkhtnd by the
?different' organization# of the town
In honor of Hrs JC. O. von Tresekaw.
It was u farewell compliment to their
coworker ujid was given in appreci
ation of her loyal aervkwi to her home
town.
The hOMtesa und Ironor guest with
/he following ladies formed the receiv
ing line, Miss Mlnnfe Olytmrn, regent
ot Ilobkirk Hill Ohaipter, I). A. 11.;
Miss IjOuU*? Nettles, president of John
I). Keiuiody Chapter, 11, I). (\ ; Mrs.
I 'd win Muller, president of (11 vie
League, Mrs. Margar<?t C. Mibler, chair
man of ) ??al lted Cross Chapter ; and
Mr*. Clifton MoKain. president of tho
Music Club. The line soon broke how
ever, and informally reigned supreme,
which made -the occasion a most do
I )j?hlful one.
Tho Oaniden <Uchostra furnished
music during the' evening ami the
j Music (vluh had a r ranged a lovely } ro
i gramme for the evening, consisting of
I vocal anil instrumental solos and duets,
jalso a cjiorns thai Was loudly applaud
J ed. Mrs Earnest Zemp pleased Hie
company with a vye-il solo, graciously
| responding jtHi an eiucore. giving tJie
? ?Id : i n 1 1 ;ihva,v. beautiful ballad.
; "When You and I Were Y Oiling Mag
vr"?*. "* "Auhl j.ang Syne" wa? effectively
I -nii'-r by all present.
j In belialf of rhe orifani/.Ml ion.-. .Mrs.
N. 1J (loodale. in a pleasing little
.speech, presented the honor <pic-t with
! a memory book, in~whn'h till present
had registered. Mrs. von Tresckow
acoc'i'ted and responded in a gracious
and graceful manner. A touching in
cident of the evening was a short l>ut
Appropriate addn^s made by Mr. A.
I). Kennedy, in wliioh he expressed
I h'- ;i piMifiji'l inn for ilie ai<teni ions paid
I his. daughter hy the jveople of her home
j town. The organisation also-present
led Mrs. von Tresckow With a lovely
I <s>rsagc of ?wet*( |?i>as, whieli -In* ke;0
; ami wore when she started on her long
j jourm y Sunday afternoon.
j The evening was passed in -ocial
ch-af? Idoek ice cream and rake being
1 served Mrs. W. .f. TYunn and her
'efficient committees are to he con
j grutulcited upon for iits complete suc
cess.
Announces For Ke- Election.
1 hereby announce myself as candi
date for Mayor of 1 1 m? Oily of Camden,
subject l<> the rules of the Democratic
Primary eh>ction. i -1? h1 ?-i myself as
h< -fore ; for a ??! ??st n and business ad
ministration.
I wish to thank the voters of i.'uiu
diii for their handsome vote at -the
hFi?.*t election. and ask their continued
support in my raec for a second term
as Mayor, i have attends! every moct
ing of tin- City Council. and every vote
that I have cast has been In my Judg
ment., for die l>est interests of the city.
All the requests and suggestions for
a hinder and better Camden that have
been brought to my attention by the
citizens of the cHy; and <?si>eciully
those of the Ladies and of the Civic
League, have had my personal atten
tion. and have Ikhmi acted on promptly.
; i mi I wish to pledge my continued
la-arty . cooiH'rat ion with any sutcgea
tions for the ?h?; torinu an<l beautifying
of our city.
1 a") in favor of a coiiMirv n t i\ ?? pav
J i.ir and street i mpi 'oyeniejits a! the
ojijorlunc time.
All the departments of tin* city uov
-.it, t vi r < ? iii fiT?l class ?'bndition.
:i?ihI ! plcdu'c tint I they will Ih> kept
in as jrood condition in the future as
in the past .
Again I wish thank ibe voters
for flieir M)ptH?rt in the past. :iii<l ask
for iheir eout i nticd support in the com
iil' elect iofi \V. ,T. 1)1' NX.
Urookline : Ml II . 1 Mr. ? i T Pre>*|e\
Mr a lid Mr- .l"lin .1 <';iiii Miss <; <1
Xlo^i-lev. ( o llillbia : Mr alid Mrs \\"
r . I : i . *? - In ? ? I N Y : Mr-. < ;e..riT" Moffatt.
Toronto; Mr and Mrs .fames \\ I ;-i i
I laddonfichl. V ? J; Mrs Kdwnrd Fj
I'l.i inni'-r \ V Ma.j and Mrs \\ Tv- j
- <:i rtoiuaine. Spring I*ake. N .7: Mrs ;
Tboni i< A Mc.\rill:in. Mis* lN-rothyi
McMillan Mr f>onn'd Mc.Mill in. N T. ;|
Mr and Mrs f f ? -? > rsr? ? H S??ut|jer. N ^ .
Mr 1, It H" ion Ii'?-?roii : Mr M II Tur
i.t-r Sontborn Pines.
Miss Sarah Maher. >f Washington.
I> <" i- Mi" L'Uovf ..f .Mrs. Kenneth
? ?errard \\'!ti-(it*r for thn wilder Mi**?;!
Maher s a sister of .1 . 1). MmImt w b? ? j
f>ir many years was e'erk of the t'nited
S' s snicrine f /iir f and s\vo|.. into
off; ?(? l.ofli 'Nift and WiKv.n.
\ t - ? ? >' Mis W.cs-l.-r's are In r unele
a- I ni!1' Mr ?i .d Mrs .1 I' IImwh.
? >T M 5 ni ; '?? : - . Mr. a:d Mrs- f Mi > rpw
VavPIc P u < -k ft" ! tb??ir ?*??!:. .T-o-k Puck
Nti^ i r ?' >i i ?) WV1 m;-, l> K.
P.rotvn Mr- <* P. P.r' v. ?> .f l'.ie Mki'f.
Pa. : Mr a- d M-s. ^ W It Kir, rib. of
i . -. -j Mr- * ?! M ;:"d
li?-r two <>)ii droit ? f Yokohama I i' an.
Mr arid Mrs W If Kirkt>ride gave
mi outdoor bin* boon at llifir hunting
l<xii:e on Tuesday. Am onsr the truest*
were Mr and Mrs (^bnr)es Neville
Ttnrk. Mr nrwl Mr^ H<i}W'rt W P<?m
ptoj. -Mini Merrick* M r?? l/w1)
^f^s. r. F. Clucno ^fr .Taine^ \ fJicb
:ir?N arv) Mr K (I Whistler
XOITII IVtltOMNA l.UVDS
In Number of Women KnroUod l?
Home Demonstration Work.
A una Sb^es^ Richardson, a writer lu
the .lan nary Woman's Home (V?upan
Ion has an a rtiele on t he work of
women which will not only bo of local,
hut of statewide interest The article
In V>'' ' t' follows :
? Has the woman Vole >1 i rml the
civil* conscience of women in your com
munity'.'
ihus If done anything to make life
safer ancl sweeter for women ami chil
dren : any till n? oojrtparable to what
wideawake Wo'nwi are doing in South
Carolina and Kansas?
"I'v ovylKXIy who talks statistics
pi dills ro South Carolina a-s a sad ox
iiniple of infant mortality and illit
t-racj. Hut other fv?lk.s who travel and
pin their faith on human interest fuels
kjiow that miny interesting and help
ful things are done in that same state.
For example. it claims, and proves,
that ?'t had (he first county agent In
the l i.ited State*. Miss Marie Oroiuer:
that it had the first Canning clubs
ever organized among girls ami wo
men; and that it leads the entire South
in the number of women enrolled In
home demonstration w ork, and in its
marketing work!
"'Phi* South Carolina ?oUnt^ home-,
demons! rat ion. agent is' a eollege grad
mite, special'y trained in Inane eeollo
its. I'.H h year she goes in Wint'hrop
College, -it Koi'k Hill, to In' Inst i net ei I
in the lati'St fine points- of domestic
science. and she also brings to the cot
lego wonderful information about the
problems of the farm Women whom
she visits the cither fifty weeks in the
\ ?-ar
"When she learned that tin* farmer's
money was tied up in* N?t toll and the
farmer's' wife. hi|?Ujn>t no money at all,
she decided that sonn*JJ)lu*? imw(
done- a lid done quickly Tile result
wa< tin* formation of the eomm unit v or
' I
Hub market.
"Women- - a n<l men were cueou'raged
to i';i i.ve vegetables and chickens. to
make hutter and <-o( t :i ? cheese. Then
aided hy chambers of commerce. olith
women aiwl progressive business inon.
these home demount rator>?N scoured the
use nf public squares, hulks, or vacant
stores, and established public markets
pract ieally overnight. In two towns,
Greenwood and Beunettsville. the town
eonnoils have appropriated funds for
huHdliig small hilt attractive markets.
In twenty other places resourceful
wotm n are solving the problem of hous
ing the rural saleswomen.
"One farmer, thoroughly discouraged
with cotton market conditions, was
amazed when his wife averaged $1'J."
I?cr. luoiitii l'rom the sah* ? >f fa rut <pnv
ducts at t lie Onmden market. The
money thus earned kept a fivMenant
farm gndng for eight months
"Another farm wonnu marketed .'{(mi
pounds of h tit tor, netting her SIT": In
addition to wliieh sin* sold cream. cot
tage cheese, and other dairy products.
A third womnn. famous for her pre
serves, received an order for 'J<h> jars |
from a Northern housekeeper Almost
pathetic is the story of an old farmer
who had eotton n plenty Init no cash,
ami who drove twenty -two miles under
;t hot sun to .vi-ll ]<?*>> than fifteen dol
':ir>' worth of prodih'e. and left tTje
market grinning over his profit".
" M tfss < {-istivio "SoViht. mm1 state
hoMie-deinonst ration agent. and Mrs.
I raiu'is V. Kline, the *jfate marketing
agent. are marketing canned product*
for the w ives of farmers through e<?
oper.it ive associations. as another
method of helping the farm women
, , ^ /
-o.ve her Ileeil el c.i^li
"T! mmuui?\ market i,..: only
meets [he f.na iici;, ; n?'ed*- <>f the far"'
? 1 1 ? ? ? j i 1>u; it iv -tf c if-hlng tie r hns
1 ?:! iid < the value of < rops other than
oti' : . and it i< bringing about a l*-r
:* understand : i>g ' (wwii wotii,-u of
''?vv:;s .1 nd fnniiv
I?:> you w :i i: ' a community market
in your ; < >\v:> Then write to Miss
t'iirMine Son'; \\ in'hrcp t'o liege.
IJ'>>'-k III}!. S< : i : i < 'arolinn. f >r >mg
g'M i< ill-' oil ol -;illi/.ing olle
And if you already lave a market
to uhiHi farm u<>m.n hring produec. j
s:<>|? long enough in your marketing to |
get acquainted uif'u yur rural neigh-!
Itopj They ha v^> .Something to give yoii (
Iw-i'h-S fie-'i Mfljffs ? f rf??ii'lshlp
Mari ii Fleeted \s??oruite .lu*?t ire.
I "? ?! -I.'" 1 S > ? J ? (i ?" J
Ilinln M.?r.< i '*)<*s'er. u:i^ 'ht^
afternoon elect*-. I ju?*ti f
the South Carolina Supreme t'oiirt f<?
succeed the late Associate* .luetic"
Oeorgie \V. CJage. lie was eh-eted on
the eifht bflllnn This ends a fight
that l-..s li?ted foT rumr n><?ufh-'
NTKYNNSON H4YS NOKTllKNKIt
South Carolina Keprenentath ?? Stores
Northern Stairs.
The lVn?greN><Uujnl Keoord of I>e*
comber *J2nd, eon tains tUe following;
Mr. Stevenson: Mr. Oiainnan. I
(Uvsln' to eall attention for ;i .minute
to the condition that exists m? In the
dfctrlvt of the Ohevafl le v* <I<* la Italia.
Otherwisv known a* Mr. (Jeorgo Hol?
den Tlhkhuiu. of Massachusetts. I am
novry Ite Is not here. He classlfltvi
hintse*!' u* having tin* right to use
that distinguished t It It*, ho lie in# the
handyman, 1 ltelleve. of the king i?f
Italy He also has l>oeu esowHllngty
diligent in endeavoring to disfranchise
a good many of the Southern states,
lneludiUg mine, ' heoaitse %\ *? have en* j
fovecd j>ro|H'r legislation and pr<MM'r
tvnnwi itutiohal regulations. as to the!
hallot do\Vn there and have honestly
ej..finvcd them. In a Itoston ini^ior
pni?ii-ln'd liy colored |H*t'i le. called the
Chronicle, I find tin* following :
l<lu wnrd 1!> two colored ine.it wen
t * i < ? fleet i>u io the legislature.. hut
they ?iTi* counted out. It is oven
said, with, s??inc shadow of truth that
this saute ItopuMican leader used his
uouro en | for this direful {nil
! because* they had lieeu framed
hy this same Itopuhl ion n hns> before
tin- ? |??i i . tiling. ? I.', Taylor, an
e~t i<ma.h!c, . i rained and clean Maii.'se
cured the nomination to thu senate
from i|i,. .sjxth Suffolk district. I?nf
hi* too was opposed and defea t < ??,! by
these subtle influences.
?'Ari? such things i|H>ssible in Mas
Mtoliusot tsV Wo. have been hearing
from Massachusetts and other North
ern Stntcs the hist .*?0 years that the
'eon n I i tig' out* of negro candidates for
off U'e was an offense confined t'tS the
'States lately iu reltolllon.' hnt hore
we ha \ ?* the direct accusation front
neirro sources in ilm 4-1jv .if
that it is a llustonian crime.
"At least it third of a eciitury has
passed since a charge wn.s brought
that a iti'gro candidate for the leg
islature in South Carolina \\:is 'count
I'd out.'
Now, by referring to the ('?oumv
stonal Itocord. whore wv find what
is tho title ?>f this distinguished gen
tleman who desires to disfranchise the
south boeausv they properh enforce
const Uutiotial regulations ay to tin*
ballot, we find that tin* thirteenth
ward is In his district in the city of
Boston Wo find (hat Suffolk canity
is also in his district, but I want to
know what the chevalier is doing at
home whi'ii ho is becoming so enthu
siastic about I ho suppression of the
colored voto in South Carolina. You
will, rmte that this Is not :i gang of
DemocrH fs that is doing this. The
colored man who ivlits this paper says
it is a Ill-publican boss \\h<> had it
dono llo ron not lay that on any
combination behv??on Mr. Ca'livan and
Mr. Tugiio and the Republicans. 1h>
t^ausc il was a Itepnbiica n boss "backed
up by a Republican legislature that |
defeated tho rights of those pof<plo.
I have sometimes "Ilea rd it charged
that there might bo an illicit combina
tion between tin- Republican and Pen)
?htm t ie machines in the city of I?oston,
but this is not a child of that unholy.
,'illian 'e and that unholy combination.
Now. Mr. Chairman, there Is n
charge laid at the door of the gen
v.a a'.', fit;*" Massnv{i"ii>r-tt > ? 7?i i '"Ink |
ham. i and it is laid at ) i i < door by
the jH-ople whom bo claims to befriend
eiK'h day that ho <*omos hero. lb* n-vcr
appears here rvrrpi when ho v\*nnl<
to say something about that .Vow. 1
since the 1st day of .January. 1Vw! j
there ha< been a regulation in my Sl.it.*: !
bv a c ? 'list i t u t ioiia I enactment whereby!
a man musf.be able t . ? read the <Vn i
i
"?titutien. or he mii-t liive S:;iki \\<irfh
?>f |>r<>j>erfy on th<- t.i\ book-*. or be!
'.?il riot rcjjJsfor r 1 can not \ ? ? r ? ? .
That provision ha- been enforced
the letter, and i ?> c-.\.rel aim - \ ?
has 1h*vji thrown otji n--e he wn--j
a colored inan.or f?>r any other reason. (
whenovor lie was able to qualify under
fjiat provision, but }<>? Ii.h !>ei n aliow? I
to vote and his vote ha* mtinie'! .
h')nesfl\. In <>n>- ??f < ? ??*?'??! t;ev of J
that State of !e|' t ha t v* ' II ' illto ef f- ?< f J
' here were as ma:.v ...'.?r?-d '*">;ilr ?
qualified t. vote .1- t .-re u . white
T-oopV. and what d!d we <! \\ , did
red count th'-'i' out Th? \ w ? ?. ? 'o's
o ! to v. ? , a 1 ! tl ? " W w ere r.-t
ai I t In y ?f.?nt t ? :.'??? '<???"'!?? *n'?. .?? e
?f * tie I v\ o repr .' ' . ? fr ? !.a t
? unty. Tle-.v ? ,nie n ! a *k? d for'
?1 ?? 'J f ' isko; '.V!.. \ - 1 tw
M 1 afc. r of t !,?? } v. :v;.'(?-ii':,';.e.
?>f South Carolina, there v ;1 l.rtio:
colored man tliore r?i? resent ing ? leorge- j
town Vntirilj He ] ? a <1 half of tho rep.
rcstmt-utiom from that county Uimin'
we aliowvvt them to have what th?\\
Mere entitled to under our const If u
The Kest Room, ?
We jjivo below a list of subset Itoci >
lu the uuUutcluiiUM of tUo Kcvt Uotuu
for MCil with the roijuost that (hoy
make the fil'-st |>n.\ nienl due January
1.1th to Mix. K. C. IUtehle, chairman
of the host Hoom couunilUo. If eon
i
vcuiont please make 11 Jit omv. Those
W'ho wtuv out when tho committor
called will i lease notify Mw, lUtehle
in regard to the amount they desire
(n ^rivr to tills pnrpusc. Their con
sideration .til l t lion ijht fill Dos- will tic
greatly appreciati*!
\V. U. Zemp, Camden I >r ti|{ Store,
Munich \?>(i les Co.. I/. NchenU
Wolfe Kiehel Co. Uirs.'li Hros. vV <Y?.,
Hank of taindeo, <1 c llruee, 1.1 inn
\ Savings Hunk, l>i van's < JiVKory,
(Jeorge T hit Ho, l? Snyder, Camden
Candy Kitchen, First National Hank.
Springs \ siwitnUMi. Mums \ Harrett.
'Hie Home I'uriil.vhin^ .Co.. U. S. Wil
hums. Maekey Mercantile C<?., Alex
I'apujohu, Abe l*>din{*or. ti A KluWU\
Farmers tinH*or,v Co., Tho l,xashh?i
Shop, II. 1.. HejiloxhuFg, Wafeive Mills,
William King. I J'> /<->"|?. M- II.' Hoy
man. Stokes ?V. K\ans, I^nwIw \ CJirlsf
nniK I 'u.y W . K Walk ins, C. C. Whita
ki-r. Tin* Camden Chronicle-, S A. Ifur
i i? r. Clyluii n I 'nij; l'it? Fletcher Smith
.1 S. Itloimo, AN" r Nettles, <1. I
ltla< kwell. 'Williams Insurance. Auvih y
W. IS I h-| .oaehc. In John W. Corbel t.'
X ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? ,V I >? - 1 *: t . Illeetrik M : i i ? I ll ike
Slum .
(iraee Church Sen ices.
Thr services hI <!race Kpi?o??pni.
Church on S undn,\ will ho the Iloly
Communion at * a ni. ; morning ser
vice and >eriii<?ii ;ii 11 a. in..; Sunday.
School a ' I p ill. All arc cordially'
J 1 1 \ i 1 1" < I P. II Harding. Hector
Ail Automobile Wrecked.
An automobile Was badly wrecked
ii I m ?ii! five -miles from Camden on the
r.lv)io|i\ llh' road 'last Saturday night.
Several |M'ople were in the car at the
f'ino hiit we could not learn their
names, hut wo understand no one was
ietdly injured 'Hie car struck a large
slump on the side of the road and
? he impact was so ureal that it smash
?d I he windshield and .otherwise broke
I 1 he en r up.
Kast Convict <mI.
Oraii?t4>ui'K. Jan. 1-1. Claude .1. ItaM
? harmed wll!h officii! 1 niiNt?(Hi(lii<'i wliilo
chairman of t'lio county board <>f com
nil?afonor?. ? was found minify with
recommendation to I he mo ivy of tTie
court ant! was. sonitonood by Judjjo
I'riwe to servo ni no months in t ho slaro
penitentiary or u-i m ?n (In- public works
of (Mamrol)ur^ County and To pay n
fine (?f Xoticc ill' aio]?(>a 1 wiim
trivon l?y counsel for tho defense ami
.IikL'c Princc fi\c<l l lie bond a l
The jury re^uriHMl its verdict jit
o'clock tills afternoon.
The cas?? was ?{von to the Jur.\ at
r> :L>() yesterday afternoon ami ail>ouf
7 o'clock tha't nitrht tin- Jury returned
for more informal ion on tlio charuo of
"misconduct."' At 12 this afternoon
the foreman told .ludjje t I'rineo that
tin1 jury \va~- unable to reach an agree
ment, but it was a jja in charged. and in
'I'll minutes return's] with a verdict
Can (Jet Duplicate Discharge Paper*. j
Wa ^hiiurtoii. I?. ( 1 !\ -soldict s u h > j
have lost their di.-.char:.'c papers will
Ko abh' to <?l>iain duplicates from tlio
Secretary of War under a hill iutro
< 1 * I'T** h 1 into i'(ui^iv>.-? mi the v: ? ? t'
?iJm* Attifrinn (.o^nri
Cotton Crop Kcport.
I 'm- department of eotnniei ? in it?
niN.rt made t m i ) *1 i ? * Tuesday. .tsuiuar.y
Hitli. -Imw s tli.it lialf-s jijil hi '<'ii ;
tinned in llu* ? ?< ? 1 1 j 1 1 y in l!l'_'l as i 1 1 1 1
I a red i>i :S I t'-.r f 1 1 1 1 1 ? ? period
III l>JO 'I'll.. ? . . T . ! ! t'..l f I , , - - I ; I |.. 770
<;?;i Ki 1 1 ,j. < 'U 1 1 11 1 ei 1 i t 1 '*>i 1 j
lei .1 like pet i.xl iii I'.ijo ? I
: ?!. . 1 i.d n it. h r ? ? 1 . > . .1 ?' me: , t 1 1 1 I
t'.il . I" 'ii.lt \\ : l ?? ? ? ? 1 1 ? "i t*l|i*i| Ti.i re \\ er?' j
.1!^' ? '"led :in iit the .-.invention
that iu:tl" tlii> ci hi - '? i I ut ion A ^ood '
1 1 1 ; 1 1 J *? | " ? 1 e IJ?'e.| f ' eollie ili.Wtl f rolll
\| . ? ? -If ?? -??? iw ji ri< I s-?op in Columbia. ;
They Wel'e of'. II blotl-Mlf Mlt'> tile l|i.l|S<
'?f l i't'l e>e||.|-l I iv e~. Tll?\\ W f ;*<? (
rather prominent. nnd lh<\ |
uetll.l be ti'inll.'1;! TIJl :i 1 ? 1 I J I'l d ,J< i !
'?? me 1^5 't:e 4rO.|ki r ..f tile h-i'ise |
f f rst ?|t|?-?fti..n I lie'. ri'\\.'|\> .l-I>ed;
? M" "\Vl|T">!j is Hie | MlJliX-ra ' ic sid" I
? I w h 3 ? ! 1 i-, ii..- I ; . -j it ii .? 5. - ?? - die .f :
! . 1 1 1 I ' | sei 1 ' i ' ?\ 1 I L' ' N ' d
d..v ..f ,...re ?? . ' ? ?T :o,
M- 1 ; .1 ri. - I V ? I : ,
I 1 ? I I
e d Ill.'i: I ? '? iek a*- IW ' e\-o
-:i u- .1 ! ? . ! ' ' I'fie: i T J ? '
l: ; -;?|. ..f ? hi.-N I'll? {
I
: 1 1 : 1 ^ t
is i r.i.r' 1 .1 .... ? o ..r ' .-j
f . 1 ? rii.i* v. e do I crre: Ny th<iu than j
tjle\ d" ill : t.e * 1] fsfrh't r?pre^entf??f t.v I
\r r < ? 1 "or?.'i ? Held, n Tiakhani. (lie Clio j
vali<T I# 'a f->roi?a d'l!a!la. <>r in otlK-r .
wor?l< the handj* man to the Kincj
..f It 1 U 1 1 m uuhtor 1
< IIWOK H>I?JKN8 AllKKSTtfh
Hold l ui Several CJrlMiCM hi Several
riiins in (irorgia and 4\nrlin.i
. Aiken, .fan. 17. 'Hwo ?\?ur all 'iv 4
ohvck foTgot's a yv still iu tin1 Alkvo
Jail dv.wpilo tho t'aoi Unit a doifcru nioi<
(rwi (I4Mvk1h oamo. to . Alton ?od.i>
and dorlajVd (lint Iho lluvo inon ?< r* .?
cmi?ko'OS on tiho ooit?tuotlou font1 ? >:?
fho Georgia awl Florida Haihvny al
lU^hatbah, (oi. Tliyfrs i ho salieUor
do?\< n<?( dispulo. hut as two. of tho
won woro Idontlfivdi 'us (lie jmrtlfs
who pan^l <fV>r;ood vtnv4kx hoiv on
thr<*? hank oa*fl?lor*? of Atkon, .\UiNAr*
Harthio, od' Th<- Wcstura' (Xirollim;
Thomas, of the F\?nnoi>/ nnd Mor
olmnts', and Helirodnr of ?thv* Kir.si
National Hank, tl?o stdleltor lias ad
vlsivd tho inatflstiato to l>o!d IJio iimmi
and woman undor heavy Inuids, $ MK)0
for l. Wi'gthorry, $-t,<XK) for Sain
If. I'ntUict t, for Molton J,yh*
and $.'1,000 for .Mis. Hudson Should
bond ho ^Uon in tho A ikon chhch, a
warrant awails lli? Sour for allogod
forgorio* on Xowtterry brinks. issni^i
hy Shorifi Cannon of thai
oouut.v .
(VjsJlior JM'i.lko, of I kit? t'U\ \athnia!
Hank, of <!riffin, <?a.. ami .Mr., a ml
Mr*. .'low oil Hol1 of Iho t.'iifl'in Hank
i UK Coinpany, have pnxWlxoly IdonH
fiod l?(c of ilic party. SniclA emo
panh-s in ihK phoe ami August a wore
fried lodny in an of lor I in xM-ure
j bond hut w it hou I sin ooss'
t>eieoli\o Whitehead of ilic l'urn<
?Agoiuy. has iho taken from fivo
(ioorg.ia a ltd South Cud'ollim hank*
bearing identical handwriting with
thai found on Iho l'orged eheekv t*i
flrnnge loM S'J.'HKt, anil America^
$fl,000.
Tra Hoom To .0|h-ii.
I'lii Woman's Mxebiiige Tea U?w?in
w ill DllI'M for Mil' vii:IMjIi
noon January '_':?rd tlour^ from 't
in ?"? p. in.
ContfreKsman Slevonsou Honored.
Washington, I> (V. .Ian 1'? C-lmlr
iii:in House of .1 In* \n t'Rm'il Heiiioevntle
( 'on)ir<?ssiona ! ConniilHee 1 1 n x schooled
Congressman Slevim-son of South <'aro
I i nn (<? repp'senl tin* iVaiiKvaev at tin*
f>i vr haiujuot af Pii-t vJhh'itIi on the ISth.
Mr. Rouse probably wan mf the opinion
that (hero is no j>lave in tin* i-oiuihy
where a> little sinion pun I ?einiK'raoy
i_s rnoi'i" needed i linn in -l 1 1 1> lunno of
See rotary .Mellon, nor anyone Ik'IUm"
qualified to I4 :? ii< I them tin* real tiling:
than Mr. Stevenson, who hum a?ro made
a reputation in Washington f<?r I hat
very thing. HO, l?y tile way. is one or
tin- rapidly prrmviaiK men in emigres,
lie is- a member of Ohe gr?*at < 'oiniuit te<*
on Banking ami Currency, la scrvlivr
1ns t'lii ril term in _wit h ovory
prosjiee' of one day' heading that Com
nijltce. with nil the alul Influ
tMiei* that go with the posit.ion The
South Carolina Districts lire h-iiindng
the value of keeping their represi-nta
tivi-s here until they kinv.v Into ihe Mir
plii'i's "f weigh! ami 1 1 s< ? f 1 1 1 1 1 ? To
tln ir ?'>n?.| j t ncneifs
\ it 1 1 Statistics Kcpurl,
Mi \V. ( VVilw>n, regi*?tr:t i- i?f
births and deaths in Oimden and Do
K.'ilh Township has filed his annual
n?port for 1!>'JI ami a compilation
show < flu- following nutuLer of birtlis
and deaths for tin* ye/ir just dlo^ed :
I*oKall> Township Mirths. including
stillbirths. white. 11131 TJ ; female
I." ( 'o!or?tl. niah*s SI ; females tj.>.
I '??Kalh Tow ti-.shi.p DtvUhs, iucltui
imr stillbirth.*. white. iuale<5 HI: f?*uinl<'?
II (*ol<in-<|. tiial?*M feniah". "? I
I'ity of '"aindei! d'.ijMhs n- lading
>? t i I 'I .i-br 1 1 1 s. w 1 1 i t < ? in 1 !<?* J I f < ? ! 1 1 ? ? lr
::r Colored. mail's I'.'; fnna ? i"? '.'I
? 1 : > >'f < 'a indcii I leath- ' ? ' idilU'
-! i I Mm rt lis. w h i ???. i:m I* x . f< a '? * 1 1 '
I "> >!'?!'? d !ll.t !??- I s f. Il.;i .?>* II
riFT\ SIXTH ANNJVKR.S \K\
Oi rln- Mt Mori.tJi Baptist Church
of This City.
I .-If <???1-1 a rd n.<mb. t s <?f M'
M 1 rial. I?a|?rist I'M.rch will .-eh-brate
r ; r I'lffy S:\th a nni versa r> on *ur.
.I,i. .mix 22'.']. 1022.
H I." ;? in . tlie mam f.-a'urv
r\ w i . I sjh-< ial J uUiin' son*: ^
:lf li ? -it' slimry f : 1 1 1 ? ? a;.d - suntf
!?;.!. .air iri<>;h<'rs and fathi*: > . fin*
"?a: i/ati -!. f i f ' % S.X > e?ixs ai.'. ?. Ja?U.'o
\ J : J.. nt:r v . ry
? ?d j ir!-t 1 nd 1 1 ?wn sj ii .1 m will dviiv' r n
he pf i! .1 ii? I i1 -T?irSn? nddr<*ss
u nd hear !? . ar?? wit).
: - t !.??-*? -'I
\\ . wit. iipprei'iii te iac priwii?i' i.f
our whit.- friends win/ have \isitod
H nd Jiwisfed IIK upon liiaffT oIIht o^ -
'?asi'-rM and will iniKe ^ix^ ial ?
sjon^ f..r comfort.
J. W. Hojk'.n. I'fts'or
T. A IMl.-i,. Clerk.