The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 17, 1922, Image 2
Children Cry for fippfrf
ta an ht tvHr thirty mn, has borne the ?l|utiir? of
^ tii Mm mad* tnder hit par*
<Zs?m&G* straSrlttz:
4B QwilaftitU, Tahiti? ui " Joat-a^good" are but
b?Mteeitf that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children ? Experience against Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with a
remedy that frou would use for_yourself?
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It fo pleasant It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age k its guarantee. For mora than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fererishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; firing healthy and natural sle*p,
The Children's Comfort? The Mother's Friend.
ALWAYS
In Use For Over 30 Years
Th? Kind You Hav* Always Bought
FIRST USED IN CIVIL WAR
Idta of Divisional Insignia la Credited
to General Joseph Hooker ? Were
Worn ae Cap O-'namenta.
'"] li?- divisional iu, which wai
hailed ,ik something of h novelty when
tt introduced 1n A. K. t'? <!i?l
finj Ktai <1 for nil entirely new Men In
uniform decorations for mi American
arijiv," -ay# llic Hftjlie Seetor, the ex
?"Idlers' wrekt jr.
' < ;? n. .looejih Hooker ? 'l-ighthif
,1. .<??-- -uho<u> record in another Amer
lenn .war fought al*iy yearn ng<J lia*
not }????-)? entirely ?ubnierged- In fhe
vnat i.tMory that grew out of that
?ar. had conceived ihe same lualg
filn kI(D, and the men? of (he re^i
ffient" rtffhUnf nnder him In the
f'tvlj war put on it distinctive em
blem and thereby est a M lotted n fasti
fori that wa*? adopted l?y nil the
I'fdoij forc?*a. The iilt u TTTTT not die
with the Civil win. for In the S|?nu
t?h \iner iean war mi*" American ?ol
?!i?r> wore distinctive emblems to
*h'Mv h hat organization ihey tietor.ged
to
"The divisional Wiw^n'ta as worn 'by
?he A. K. F. wits new. htirtrviT,. In tin
<l**tatln of It* wp7trlnp for Mie soldier*
--f fhe r v H war' ami nr The *n;Tnt?t?
American ?:t r did not ?vua r " flnl li
- '.?atrh?*9 on the lefi shoulder. The
H^Lting mm of < he CUil ?'?t wore
i heir i'inl)liMH*> made of no-iai vviin
? loth renter* ? an rue ornament* t
-oldie r* of the Sj?ih ish \ merh ;m v% ?? r
diafdayed il^elr o*vi? orgsot-f^b'U
mark* -of eftnuic'cd metat v\irh a
clasp hat king pinned '<< Hu*m left
)ll?t a'tOVf ill*' l/ill'Kl'! tip"
FINE POINT IN DRAW. POKER
Would a Gentleman Tak? a Po: on a
Hand That Wat Not
Dealt to Him?
rnju it!? -.til i| v|#'i?v?-h <. i ??? t no iim?I
soi'l'ii'- ' :indker? biffs l.mi-id ? i f ? f I v
round 'hili lirows I'.l.w.flt inrxiv Itill.
f?hrfci?*r i 'hitrtiv, I ?;?r?'t|p v <i I u . (he
deaht :iw<! Xlaslu-i Sam SHl In sotemti
fiincljo ?? round lite t:dde p'siylng h ftirl
?M1? kT :? ' 1 1 ? <>f poke r.
T :? U ? ? ? Mivt e v i t ''in ??( . i'ii Id P'?
I la i It iinii. ?e<*no d In hold * fiptni<
hand ^n<! none would retir.tpiish th''
>w-1?lng >' 'nwt Min?? ??i'ii"1 ^',r 'h?*
hHiid- ni !<??
"I i?n: i>r<?s'" h t wl V ?? I | | ? Ii<rsfr
Kill
J ?ii!r 'In .^*s ?" <th<> l?*il l'li?':t'er
i '? ar!ir
"S'inii{hi flush'** roared l>jiivdevtl
Hii k. 1
"Tt> ?1ii?h h?>d Slasher
"s'ji fn.
I ?;tt #??!.?* ii l>ie-k fh^ denier wna Htn%
ri\
"Tlin- Sttio. If y??u v? got tht
I't-ry.' " !?? muttered: "but VOU know
it> ri'-t iVif hand 1 dealt you " ? T^?n
don Tii-P.it>
Their Minds Wrecked.
Tauip<i. ? Jtrot-^Ung o\er >>ar
horry? contlntje-s to wrc*.*k rulnd.s of
(?^?soldiors. -The American Legion at
Tampa, tla.." ret>f,rta twelve < *&?& of
e*^rHee ra?n* profiovmeed ? im'nraMj
<neao?M ^mce TbaiksgWios.
The first wowao to strve a? a ?eon
her of a lun?(?y eownU?9lon ift New
York State is JH ftss Helen V. lioswril,
a' fnadnate of WaBiilayton Oollere of
tltf. ?
I'fce wagon of dbomu glrla in Au*~
traHa have been fired at $30 per week
Mtatrlmooia! bart+*? in Berlifl ftirolDi
'f
GOWN WOf'N Bt JO H AS WESLEY
Enylith We?l?yan Booy iteceiv-'* Gift
of Rob# Th??t B^longea to Fo-ind
er of M -trtcdtsm.
'1 itf \\ _ an M'*? hodiM <
Iius Just (??'??ivv'l from one of its lend
ing laymen r. gown that belongi-d to
the founder of Met!i??di?*m, according
lit iIk.' Loudon L Hilly NVw ;??. John Wes
iej died iii 171J1, so that the garment
Is more than 1W years old,
I into h.!*, ?.?t' h*ft 1(4 ItiM.l'k*
uoor (! ?' Soiue purts arc* dis
iftloi <?(! and others are worn find
panned. Tb<'~ .inahM Inl is heavy, mid
upon It. worked Sn black* are flowers
and prancing hornet. A s tlu* great
l?ii at lioi w!i? a little nrinu, the gown
?fitisi have hung about his heels.
It I* t*1m itsK-il (hat lite gown was a
preaching vouii. but ? it f* very "dis
similar to th<' ecclesiastical garment
tha:. according to authentic records.
John Wesley a ore In the i?lil|?If . This
oij o i?o??hv*Kei .hi ordinary alee\c\ and,
genenillj *pe.tkiug, it seems to accord
with the Mjle ??f a black study-gown.
The donor ??r the ?\\ t ? lias al*o pre
*ented ii i?f sl.ippi-rs belonging to
Wesley. 'I'lie-r i?r<* in good condition,
and ?re of tin* kind that lie would
?u Uia MUll), - _
Wexioy, of course, traveled tluougli
out <?reat Urltain and Ireland in ail
?\euiher.? on his preaching tours, and
It v\ us suggested thot he wore this
heavy gown a* a protection Hgainst
atmospheric conditions.
The Wesley museum contain** a
numlo-r of interesting relics of
John and '.'harlo Wesley. It possesses
the sfUth . liftlr of .Tohfi. and presently,
uv a ^:ft fiOui the ilotior of the gowu,
? 'iiii i !?'s W?'jdo\'s >i ?idv chair will he
pijrcit mere.
A (tiiii<- proportion of the ri.iituii to
mu<??-ntii come i'i-ihu (la> overseas
.dominion* ami 'In- 1'nited States,
ttiH int?'i<-v tit all that relat***
to tin- eart> history of Methodism if
BLACKBIRD IN THRUSH'S NEST
COr respondent of Scottish Newspaper
Calls Atttntion to Remarkable in
o?dent He H at. Observed.
I .i-?t >\ ??? ?'?. 1 di?H o\ ?*< ?*ti m tin* Ivj
<?m ?.tjnk wall in ni.v garden a ne?t
vsifii tnui ntl (In* < lia iH?-teris' i? s of a
?fir:*' - ue^t w i r l? p!nsteri"J lining
only. wh'nh Cot allied two
^ '?* Mur ?vitli *tn,t!! black spo'* the
of a -on;; tlirush. vvriten n rorre
?|xin'!f ii. I.aier on I noticed ? bird
1 1 f 1 r>i; on ihe ne>?t. Ou?> th?- ImuuI
u?- v i %ilili*. Km i; a (>i*i*a?'iHl lo no?
il.al tiie i>inl \vu<? a hen blackbird and
ln?t 0 thruM: It a h m >oiue days |?e
f?)CP 1 found th?* l?ii d <>fT t he ne?.(
when ''ii looking in I discovered that
the plastered liiunj; uf th?? o<*st had
heet? sligh'ly covered kiiIi drie<1
gras-*e>?. mid thuf ili? ncm contained
four blackbird's eggs ? Mulsh (,'reen
with mottled endf. The two thrush'#
egg< i bad disappeared. They could not
l>e found ?t the foot of the wall below
tha neaf, but there wa* found o ? a
green above the wall the broken egf
of a *ong thrush. When I discovered
the nest part (ft Its outer wall was
sdfbtlr torn, as if m cat bad climbed
op the Ivy aod efrdeavored to claw out
] the bird then sitting, la it possible
that the thrush maf have been scared
away and tha ueat taken over by a
blackbird aod adfcpteA to ber require
ments? NrM? of frtenda. versed
lo the habits of blrtJa, ?ver beard of a
slBliar rase.? Wlnhtjr^k 8cot?raan
tu Jtfii wotaen ofttm purc^aas
dresses by weight Instead ot a fi?W
&
Mgtr
WORD "(iKNTI.K.M AN."
j A rSKNCU critic. d)acmrt?g the
I* lauiuus battle fur tit*
boxin* championship of the
J world, MpfMiid aurprlse that so
, many Americans should have favored
! the (UIIe<i;vr from abroad.
U hf h;?d HilM
i tot a mtoue*.*! he noui?j have realised
that, after 1!l, tills it, in the true
?|MOll|)g ?pl?it.
That spirit is at timea hard to eul*
j tlvatt It 14 for ;? . I r > to
tvptil 1 bonit- team to win In baseball.
i.iuJ In .1 ? :?',.? ?./ .N Kh t?., 1 1 ??
| young giant* sweep all Mbrr tlKfB
' ixi th* diamond, the . links and the
f ..Tidlren
"tw hay** and to hold" I* tin* motto
*tt nut on> I or inter ftattocuit' 4)^ from
v*chtb<a to i??h?. ,
. ? ?
It is ? ? (l?ie for m nation Hot to
j wish to lose any championship once
j it ha- obtained it. '.i.".'"'"
i V??1?uk cxpisnatlonft hare l>ccn
given ?tf the popularity <*ar|?entler.
t the |h >: small man who *t<?od up to
the hest l?Jg miiti |ii',thelr bnslness in
the world t??diiy.
A rnv ?.f light n thrown on the
matter by n word* that was used by
several expci t* In describing ihe af
fair. They ?a!d that (he Frepchman
fought like ? gentleman ai'rfd lost like
one.* *
This involved no Reflection ?*n t,be
champion. because nothing of an "un
gentlemhnlv'* nature was done by any
body on the memorable wcflsJon ft*
question.
The Interesting thing I* the use of
the word "gentleman.*
-? ? ?
It Is ?n expression thaT Americans
have been shy of from the earliest
days, partly liecause It conveyed a
suggestion of class distinction in a
country that has no "clasdfea" and
partly because the word was hnr?l to
define even In eountr^es (khere It
wns in common use.
There Is no douht . that In the
strictest selfae of the expression,
fleorge Washington. Thomas Jefferson
and John Adams were ''gentlemen."
Tet there can be equally . Uttle douh!
that the first would have corrected
anybody who defined him In that way
hy saying that he was a soldier, While
the other Illustrious two would have
preferred to he called statesmen.
As for Benjamin Franklin, If, any
body had t ailed htm a gentleman, he
would have remarked probably that
he preferred to be a printer.
? ? ?
L>an!e| Webster was entertained at
the Jockey club In Richmond on a
famous occasion. He surprised his
hosts by saying that, though boru Ip
New Hampshire and a senator from
Massachusetts, he could ?iv$ three
good reasons why . he could claim to
be a "Southern fJeutleman." And he
/rave the$e amid a storm of laughter.
In fact. It Is only In the army and
the navy that the word "gentleman^
survive* in s technics I s*?nw. Ko*
"conduct unbecoming an ollb-er mih! a
gentleman" Is the ground for one of
the most serhnis charge* that can be
brought against anybody who holds a
commission. ^
? ? ?
The great John Ilcury Newman,
afterwards cardinal. In discussing "th#
Idea of a university" i gave a consid
erable psirr of his time to the effort ta
define a "gentlemnn."
lie. of course, had no more sym
pathy than any American would hav?
with the view, not uncommon lq part*
of Kurope. that a "gentleman" is *
man who Lhs no profession or busi
ness; who hns nothing to do hut noth
ing.
In uld^n dsja a "gentleman" wa>
supposed r?j be ?1ke nayHfu, ' wlihrtui
fear sad without reproach: kind to
women riki children: gentle In |>eact
nn<*. careles* of bin own safety when
duty cblled 1 1 1 Tit.'"
It )?< an interesting thin* find th<
word useil In 'lio ?H*e of a j>n>f?-y?dot?
a I boxer. *
(Cop\ rn< hi. )
.
Sh re vv d Traveler.
An Englishman tra\eled from Pet
rogra<! to Moscow with no other pass
pert ihnn an Kngllsh tailor s receipted
bill. 1 Ids do<*ument of Identification
had m l?lg printed heading with the
name of the tailor, some Knglish jtost
?g?* stamps attached and a floutishing
?ilgnature In red Ink. He flaunted the
document in the face of the officials,
assuring them If was n diplomatic
pas*j,r?rt ts^ned by the Briffsh em
ba^'V.
the cheerful arau&
Tm wkolly
wilfo IlFV.
I FW JO WIS*. v.rxd
% nice ^
Vv% j\A*t be%n
A tot ?P (jooa
! MONTE CARLO Of EASl
, Macao, 0 Hoiy City, N?>w Giv- j
en Up to oainbunu.
J "" A
| FJni CUii Canning Houa? and Ruin*
?I Qf?jt Cathcorai Perm Contract
ing P.cture- O 'c# (W
T r?4a?a.
(? '
; U the ilooc* Carta
if the Far 1 nij^ a writer iu the
DwM) M..<:
I ftta o?<tct*(tiig p.*iurv^ ??i Mm ?o
; (j?r?'??AHWu? 0 1W- ?vj?w). 'rtrV'TTS* ruhiS of
j the um> >?(? t-aihodr.?? ^Uaiing kfit
u..',.' (tiiui ..<*> jrenr> aiHJ to ..?? rii#
I1 building a'l (be vlHi vl a uar??\\ vt?U
bled with li# Mniuonateyd m^U,
'Ihr&oki i? i :.i.i.i>Uni, tto^ue."
I yt?? t-untrwM mi* ' i hf ? ?jjLvj
Harre* i hi*ii?rj' of iltU> j'ivn> hul
Wfhtm; ehihl of rVd Portugal. Oik*>
km? > n m> 'the Holy city *?f the Far
Ka*U" it Is no* the M.hu?* Cariw.
Thr?*e nont> m?ici uitios
ibe ?>tuai.. of ibe ivail river, !u-?
JUacuo, ? Tl*? pioneer l\ur??|?enu ^e,t? |
llOlBWl in China. il ? tuue iu*?? i'ortun
biting In t>)i 4st it r*.'\\A ;?i iu
the "lo?gT*mpyUH? ami large tiyvd iut'ii"
for ija-j: ?>?Ul lug tin* Ci?ii>cse agpiiiat
river puatr>.
Ijt ?t rur-tun^i J-axe, for i ra <1
e rs. miwI vv ben, iu 157?"?. I 'ope Gregory
XIII founded the episcopal Mi\ Ma- 1
cuo becaiiue l iw beje l m l igbl of Chris
tendom in the Far Hast.
But tin , longer iu the obi, itu^llka
Iiouh'h of (tlotf and ^ bite .'?t??l terra
t??tta ?lo. th?* wealthy col on in 5 tner
chanT* of old l'ortugal give their hril
. Uhni dinner parties. \o Um^r do the
silwry yotee* of their woinen f?Hk till
jJip ttvpie otgtit with swigs of tha
homeland. Trade and wealth have
goj?* Mial tiu- e?ih.ny li\e.s almost en
tirei} 4>?i the revenue from the Chi
nese fun tun'" gambling di-n*. Save
for. i^vliHps, the government otti--ial*.
tlu*w are. very few true bora I'orlu
gu>?fc** iu the oofony, which seeim* now
to k run ?'biefl.v f??r the benefit of
tbe CliiiNM.*. ^
Tlo* Ma<ttnes?, dm-fii'liyitK of tliev
ear),; j^ttlcrv, mauy ??f whom uiarrlrMl
j .fapatue.He i?r Mnlat'tim woiueu. are
raftered In the ?r^?t> ports of China
nud form the bulk <>f the ?,lerl? a! clo.^s
werkluc for foreign firms.
Tbe athi' of Mioao ?< ;i trading
i*ent#?r *<et with the nmrveloiia rise of
the British crown eolony >>f H>?ng
koit^. aboui the middle-of last century.
Only 40 miles with a inngnlfl
??eut harbor which all ships rotild en
.ter, Hongkong attracted all the trade.
It wai evident from Ihe Hr?t lb?t M*
cao was side- tracked. ; .. ?_
)S HONORED BY FRANCE
w
Am.** I-.. New
York, according to ??It from
Beirut. Syria, has Jur>t been a warded
f ha Cro*a of the I. of Ion of Honor by
the French government in recognition
of ber ?ervlc??* under the War Fa*?t 1
relief In the war-wrecked city of
Marath, rilid?.
Tdo Many Job?.
Oweiiavllle. fnd. ? While ili??n*anda j
of mrrt over ?he country ?re looking
tor a J??l>. Prank Smith of ? >w*?i*avllle
has too many Jobs for *-n?' man. Ha
Is town marshal. Are cblrf. Ktreet com
missioner. health officer, curfew ringer^
mailman and px^rp-svrnan. Kive nf the .
^obs ate bin hy Oti'f #?f rlt?? law.
Has Snake as Pal
in His Prison Cell
t;?i?ntown. \V'h?*n
Soht?7 wa* 9rr**tm! uo ft chit"*''
of dlirorderijr r4*T?d*<l !??? man
? gad to naoak m ?mak<' int?> ?!???
police #Htton, ttiaufW tw n *?
?matched before Nring Iwked fl|?.
Within a {rw inJnntes aft?'r the
Iron doors <l*n*efl hfhlod htnj
shrink* r#?t th* fcir arid ff?* d^-?V
?rrf^aftt tad otlr^r offlrvr* f??imd
A hfttf?dac*n o!h*r i?rt??>p***
(limbing U|> ?Ue ?jdea of i^ir
cHHr. while ftrak* *IkjJ*H
around on ftonr.
.^nt tlia prt*?M<^i * ??rii**ed
Iht ?d*ke ro bf a vision n?ue/?
tnoonafcfn* <i*t*tgr
*a# ?Y?rm|>ottHf 1* fiw thr ?njt>
t? ?Mr Man ?nd k?*p it fn
i'Ivm e-.nfhetnofi* UtiW <h* *r
?*f bn ?wnwe. ?
' _ ' !
"wp' ? ?? ??
9 ; Kreiftit awl Awlo Cotlidr.
? Wltat catny rvrjr near txtfps a ver y j
aerkm* acrttlmt occurred la Uueku ow
Moo day norulnc about half Imu^c cJbev
tii *#Yk>efc. >vhew the Atlantic Co*?t
lAt a* freight rati iulo the blf Tender
autoutobite U-hif driven by Mr. if.
Fttlrdu IV*W*% and wutaluloc Mrs
lVt*UJi% una tiiclr ihrre children,
Krvw lolVRMlioil Obtl>Bi^l? il
?ecui* tl^t J dr. PwMih atlt-iupu^l lo
cross the \r?yk nheail of the tr^iu
probably fuiKuK to are il??* tniiu. or
bei' g uuatdr to ?toi? hi* car, wiu*u the
Marine craved luto the autou^pbUe.
AH *?f lb** v( tb?* ?ui uuiv
' '? ? ? ?' ' ?;? .. ? ?: y-c -WJ:
murt or If*# brtilMM oud ?ut, twj g
fir -.t it trute tbmicbt that th* Ut^
K?lgr wa* wiowrtj bun. it bHo* ^
iiliout the faoe ??<> badly brni?w|. -p*
tnjuml w*re glv?o ??4U?nl *tt?iUo?
flinrf bjr Dr. J^K. Watkln* gf i^.
uow. ami a* Boon a* po^lt>l*-, Dt. u
H Jeautng* of BbAopvllh . th *
14^*- Hurgeon, tb*> aoeo*.
It *??* regrtnUnTa* remarkable ^
there were uo fatalities, the autowotile
Wing uluii>?t deBmHuhed-- lUihopdfo
VlniMrator. , ^
j- iyiVi.1 -n^' , --
More tbgo 1M.OOO girls register*
j l??t year in Y. . W. C. A. gymnasia*
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