The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 05, 1922, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
II. I). NILES K?li tor and Publisher
PubPinhf'd ev?ry Friday at No. 1100
ltread rt'fl and ont<'r*d at the Camden,
youth < *>i roll ria po>dOf flofc as aecond
<*ln km mad matter Prleo por annum
Hop,
Camden, S. (-., Muy 5th, 1922,
A New York uow^i/iuper recently dis
covered ii horse that was ?ald to l>e f>l
yearn of a?e. The discovery came
through the annoum-emeiit of a
c?>inv|M>iitlcirt tlrat I(ev. ('rial) Myers
of < 'at a wjissa. I'a., wax no longer fthle
To support Old (Mover, k no Win to be .">1
him. Philanthropic horne lovers lm- ,
mediately came forward with tenders
of assistance that were <\tlulatod to
keep the h6r ho hu <s>mfort should lit
live always. Thin developed the Infer
miction tlinl the previous r?-cord for an
American borne was t?"? years for a
polo pony owned by A, 'I'. .? Jones of
Hyde Park, N. J., and which H|M>nt (lie
last twenty tlrreo year* of its life rest
InR. The oldest horse of which thtu'e
Is an\ l-ftYiTft WfTS nn WnRtWti ntdmal
which attained Hie ago of <L!. work
ing on the lo\V path of. a'U F.nvcllsh
canal. The In vol of the animal Is pre
served In ?Hho ItrltNli museum-- -York
Ijufiiiior,
Twf nty five nmurtln lingers of Flay
comity. Kv . confessed tat Ma ucluv^to.r
hivt Saturday that they had been
ih.i kink' moonshine and departed for
their homes in the l|ill> lo bring their
?- 1 1 1 f ~ Into court when an a 'Red' minis
ter arose, in the crowded court room
atitl prayed that lawlc^-mew* in the
mount a ins cease; Women and men
broke d<>wn and sobbed while the minis
tor ft rayed for an end of the lawlessness*
in Hay comity. The first confession
in I he investigation being made by Cir
cuit Judge Hiram I Johnson came from
Miv Frank -Smith, who lieRan crying
when s|k> fook the wit;nes*? stand and
a >ke?| that Ibc minister offer prayer.
Mr- Smith confessed that her husband
w*ji?? bnnd tliat ia - I week ambush*
e?l a iffw 'Winded f>cpmy* Sheriff Silvers
and ran otlifxr pe'a'? e offieer-- ont of the
Mill < reek territory. She v.nd that
-lie hail heijjjed her luisbani) not to Join
the hand >1 lud i im 1 1 > the fact thai the
'death of their little daughter >ome
tune before It.iil liet ii vi < | :i> a wanting
for h I in tn ecasp 1>| \\ tessije^x She xiid
that de>pi|e tliis .'I ppea I he went out
? ii.it i> i ill lie' a nil m shei - Immediately
alii' Mr- ?S 1 1 ii 1 ! i ' - ? oiifi (he 'Jo
nun ma r i \ of I In m oryitii;. annoum-i-d
t|..'.t i .-foi ma I ion .i m i asked to lie pi r
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HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
Some long-face folks
PftR-NOUNCE Dtvi PjONE
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PE TRUF* IS , P* PE3IL
wui 50 Fas' me jes'
RVNNEP OFP em L^F'i
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0?pyfl?M. by UcClur* N*wH>*P *r ?vn<Nc?U
Trying ? l^oiig While.
Teacher Wijllc. rail ,V0U toll MO
lloW 11111 (OllPS MIC HOldc?
1,1 1 tic Willie \ii, ma'am. Intl. I
don't lylffhip you for wanting to find
out. ?' . :? ?
"Why. what do you mean?"
"Mother si? y-< you I'm vc I wen trying
to lUako one for ,vea i s."
Taking No Chances.
?'?Weil. <niil i Ik* happy hriile-igrooni
to tin* in i it i >t at the conclusion of the
ceremony. Mho\v much do I owe you: '
"(>h, | ii leave thai to yrfu," was the
rivalry. "V?.u ran hotter e*t inia to t h??
Value of t la- service rundored."
"Suppose We postpone sett lenient
t I'm ? n - -say for a yea r. Ky that time
I ^hall know whether I ought to jrlvr
yon $ I ( H > or nothing."
"\0. mi," said the elergynian. who
was a married man himself. "make
it S." now."- IJoston Transcript
There was *. hrisk flurry of snow at
llnnrlet. N. last Saturday. It did
not cover the mound, however.
< ienei'ti 1 Pershing has definitely ao
i -i ? | ?t <?? I the invitation to participate in
tie- Mecklenburg. ! ndependenoo de
claration in Charlotte on May 'JO
Pairt iVschanel. former president of
Krinn o. ilioii at his home in Paris ];\sr
I'riday of pneumonia
( 'oitl rihnt ions t<> iho McKlnly and
I{? n?vi?vc1 t memorial - ass. >o\atioivs are
not tasod: lint the trea-uvy has just
rnloil that i niit rilnit ioti.s to the Wilson
Foundation inu-t not be deducted from
t m \ ;( I ?lo Income
Several thousand w.unon. including
iiuini-roii- delegates t.? tin- I'altimoro
'inn iMjt ion cf iho Nation. il League o^
Women \ ot< : ;i.nd the i'an American
Wi.nif i ? ? <?'N>inn at Halt iniore. as
si'inhlfd heforo I In- i'i ?? id ciicc of former
I * !*? ? ^ i 1 1 ? "i 1 1 Wil-on iii Washington- lt^r
rrnl.i\ a : i < t indulvd in greet ing?- "f iln
)i"val lasting for many : n i i i u *
Mult ill. in Ml J ^ .J . ? ;n-f 'lolll'll'S^
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^'.iprfiiK' ??? irt hrts flrnusi the
vrrd i?*t of in,, l ir^-uit ?nurf whioh
?x.-;.: I'l.t*'*! ? Uftr.-'Ut iou
I ? ' waaasg
It W?s estimated Saturday (hat more
Hi ?n 7<>.<hm> people had been driven'
frolll their )iolll?v? l?> I he ftlomls of the
Mississippi anil Its tributaries, imwt ly
hi l.oiiMnna, The flood.-d farming <ll>
trier* in?-l n?1?> wvoral thousand hquare
mile* and the property lows ihium op Into
many millions of dolla th.
Kerqhaw Guard Nrw?.
Tin- weather Indntf UUJw\tjwJ "ii lnnt
j Friday night. machine gun demoiutra
Lkci was put off olio week..
I jit* u t . (iVlAiadi, having roturmul from
different paVJs of the srfate where he
Iihk been giving machine gun ihstruo.
din s, took up tluNwork here again t )i1h
week, devoting every. afternoon from
0.(111 L? y. la iu*li:ui't I iiiK^n- Aiunptmy.
A regular drill wa* held on Wednes
day night. Tlu>' eoiu|>aiiy was carried
through machine. giiu drill in stftiad
formation. After drill we organised a
ba.seball team. It, II. Clarke .lr., wax
elected Captain. Whit Lenoir Manager
and Joe Heed, Secretary and Tiva^wror.
The team will begin practice on Mon
day, May Nth. Cor.
XOTICK
Attention is called to the following
section of City Ordlnanee governing
dry commutation tax:
Section 2. That all able.bodled male
persons between the ages of twenty-one
and sixty years, residing within the
corporate limits of the City limits of
the City of Camden, S. ('., not. exempt
from -road duty under the laws of the
State shall work streets, ways and
bridges under the direction of such
overseers as may be appointed for such
space of time, not exceodljng six (0)
day* In oh<e year. Providing that at
the time of receiving such notice any
person may pay to the person giving
such notice Five (5.) Hollars Com
mutation, which shall be received in
lieu of the work and that person re
fusing to work on said streets or to
pay said commutation shad be fined
not I?vjs than Ten ($10.) Dollars
nor more than Fifty (oO.) Dollars
or be imprisoned not less than tw> days
nor more than 20 days, in the discretion
of the City Recorder.
All persons who have not paid this
roiniiiuta t ion tnx for the year 1021 are
notified that the above ordinance will
be .enforced.
H ('. SINfi'I.KTON.
City Recorder.
Camden. S. April 20, 1922.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TREASURER
I hereby announce myself a ciindi
date for comity treasurer for Ker
shaw county to suceed myself. I have
served the people of this county in 1 1> i ^
capacity for a number of years; am
familiar with the work, and have en
deavored at all times to render ef
ficient service. Will greatly appreciate
your con t friued support, and pledge you
continued faithful and efficient ser
vice if elected.
I>. M. MeCaskill.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Treasurer for
Kershaw County at the Democratic
primary to he lield In August, and
pledge myself to ahide the rules of the
party. s
' s w iiocrr:.
! 1 hereby announce myself ns a candi
date for the f"i <??? of Treasurer for Ker
shaw County, subject, to the rules of
i the Democratic party. If elected 1
pled/rovfuJ t Iff nl a Ad efficient service
W. A. SI I AW.
FOR STATE SENATOR
Itelh'ving that our people are n<>w
open fnr considering a ch:i ab?ng
III.' line> of an aggressive figbi Mr a
strict cc<ijminic.i4- administration of
both our i on: iy and state irovern
nii'u:. and. believing that my
roput a ! ion with \oii i < that of a con
servative number of ?ur coininuniiy.
1 beg to off.* ni f a < a candidate
.for the st a te senate and a-k .voir
thoughtful a:i l fri- ndly cou-ddcrat ; m
of i ln> -.i ni." I te-peft f u ! ' v.
T .1 A I : KAN IS
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'I I in. ? :m 1 1.- V.if.-r- /if I\i '-., i\\
Coiji.ty I..idies nnd < i?'l) t b'llH :i :
l'.?r a number of > a r < 1 bnve scr-. ed
\?m as your Probate .Judge 1 trjst
;hat n?> a dmi nist ra t b?r. La* l? i n ^ ich
a* to i .jnniend itself to y >u I !.ave
?ri'-d to do my very best, and with
de**p gPHtitudf for pa.-^t fa\nr? I r?-si^c
fully Kcili' it .\<nir continued support a ?
surins you tlia: nn inn n in Kersh?w
: <'ounty will appre^-iate that support
more than I. nor will anyone strive
harder than I to discharge the duties
of t h f' ..ffire f.iithfuliy.
Very n-^>^tfulU.
I.. McPOTVKU,
i oic AUDITOR.
I Uerhy #nnoiH9o? my candidacy for
Auditor of Kershaw (bounty, subject
te the rules of the I>emocratle party.
If elected I pledge faithful audi ettl
cleut service. B. K. 8PAHHOW
FOB ACDITOK
With dm?p apjJrOelutlon for I he gen
erous support acoortM me In the past
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
tog m-h'cUpn to the office of Auditor
of Kenthaw County, subject to tho
rules governing the Democratic Trim
iH'v. and promise, if fleeted to dls.
charge the duties of the office fairly
ami impartially.
The women now being qualified
voters I rcsjx'ctfidly solicit their sup
port. W F. RCSHHLU
FOR MAUI NT KATE
I hereby announce myself a candl
d.-TTr-for n^Tromtmrtton to The office
of Magistrate tor DcKalh Township
subject to the rules of the democratic
primary,
SAMl'FI. N. NICHOLSON.
We, the many friends of J. It. Munn,
wish to announce him as a candidate
for the office of Magistrate in Huffalo
Township at large. If elected he will
make n* a good officer.
His Many Friends*.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-elect loo (o the office of
Sheriff of Kershnw County, subject to
the rules of the Dcmooratlc prlmary.
4'} HOVER Ot .WEI^SII.
FOR CONGRESS.
"I hereby aiMounce that I am a can
didate In the Democrat lo primaries of
South Carolina, for the nomination for
Representative of the Fifth Congres
si until District for the 08th Congress
and I take this opportunity to thank
the people of the District for their
loyal support in the past ana to say
th?t 1 shall endeavor to deserve their
support and confidence In the future."
W. F, STFVFNNOX.
A SrOGESTION.
Mr. Fditor: We wish to suggest T,.
( ). Funderhurk ns a suitable candi
date for the house of representatives
fr<>pi our county. He is a progres
sive citizen, very alert In aLl public
matters and deeply Interested In the
welfare of our county and state.
Voters.
NOTICE.
AM Information concerning Health
officer's truck or sanitary carts can
be furnished by Mr. ('. W. Hillings,
chairman Hoftrd of Health, under
whose jurisdiction the Health Offi<*er
operates. Mr. Hillings will gladly co
operate and assist any citizen desir
ing services as will the Health Of
ficer. Mr. .T-ohn Wilson.
Miss Hiibla Johirson. who has been
apjxdntcd to the chair of history in
l/otulou Cniversity. has held the rea
dership in history at that institution
-inee 1P1'J.
Death of .Mr. Young.
On April 30th. at 5 o'clock#^ ??>d in I Its
love and wisdom called to rest, Mr. Will
Young, son of Mr. a'tid Mrs. I,. I, Young,
of ('nutey. After ten weeks of intense
suffering he was called to meet ht<
Savior nt the ago of 2'J years 11 month*
He died at Feti"eP Infirmary. Hock
Hill. S. <\
DuriAghis illness he was nucomplaln
ing and patient. Klhd hands did all
pcs<ible for ,him but He who- rules ovor
all oaMed him. He was a member or
Flint Hill Haptist ehiirrh. having join
od at the age of lo. Will wns one
among I In* best yottfig men in <?ur
church, lie was ever ready txultelp rn
any wa \ to earry <iu the Master's work.
Hi- sweet voire being one -of bis talents
iii helping give praises to fJod. While
he is gone from n< there i- for bis
friends and loved ones a rieh heritage
in the memory <>f hi- beautiful < harae
tor. Tiler** will a vacancy in home,
chur h and rommuniiy wlr "li ho f 5 1 .
bd
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nate a :i .i id ' ? \ i ! i br. ?: h?-r. al
w i\ - \\ ith a -inilj hi- I'm- e!- . .in n.-vop
forgo: He v\ a - ,..m-<ioi|- t . t';o 'a<f
and whc.a tin. i .a...-. I 1. ; in h-?no* b?* -i-d
lie w a - r i - a . 1 \ t > ? ? lb "?i ploM ?-d ! ha I .
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Letters From The People
Would I.rad I s Out of Ili^h Ta\r<;.
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Ji' ?? i ? : f< ; .i fru t>rii?f re- ,
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f-T r i : ? ^::!iry <<f cvc: v . f
fl<vr in fh?- Mnfr f-??m iho >"
flown ?o rho jrtr.ltor of ?Jio < <<urt
-f ? ? ?><! ir l.-a-t < m??-! hi r?l, with
v.-li.H.i f,.n'-)ir;v ijs. r<-r?!.i ;>s
fmmc m i _*h * think r ; ? ji * I ,un i. . ?f ,:i
fav'*r of irtxxl srhoni.s tnir I .n:n. n r.d T
h ;i v r> uorkOfl in lh?: jui.-t i<. hcV;- )?u i t
up a cool In tlx* ??ommunitv In
whlfh I 11 vp, of u ?? h rv ]?r<m<!
of. T#ut I Think 1; ;* unfair f . ?r (ho !a
horirij: m.in faT?><l out of r<Mi?on
? r. h-r^h ?nj.*TT:r^t officers
.mil school teachers when ?c are n??r
making expenses oil the farm, uu4- tin
leaf there Ih something 'donw'to hettW (
the condition# of H'ffalrw in Kershaw
County, Kerfchrfw witJ? every tether coun- 1
ty in tho state iit tlio course of time
will he bankrupt.
Home time ago the pruj>er authorities
of this state borrowed three million dol
lara to pay Off the debts of the state.
Why not stop everything in the way
of expense that (tin be stopped for one
ynir Jit least until we get out of debt
Instead of fretting further In dvbt.
There was no need of our law-makers
staying at Columbia \*dxty days draw
ing ten dollars per dfty, adding evi>ense
to already too mflch expense, and added*
mom 1nws tp already too much lows.;
Why imt have Ions laws with heavier j
penalties and there would he lea* law-|
lessmvss? Take the prohibition law a*
It now Is ? it's just a money marine
for the lawyers. Rut we don't ex
I K'ct any better laws so (long as lawyers
make the laws for us. There are a few
offices in the county I think we could
do without and it would help to reduce
our taxes.
The above Is what I think about
thingri and If I am elected to represent
Kershaw County, at the mext election I
will do nil in my power to brlog It to
pass. L. J, Walters.
Caxsatt, .May 3, 102'J.
I)r. Derieux at Mt. Olivet.
Owing to the inclement weaklier the
Union meeting at Mt. Olivet Church
was not fully attended. The latter
t?a rt of the program VII carried out
Hoti, li. \y. Ma*eh\v Invited tho tJnlon
to meet ?<t Mt. OjUwt church on neit
ftth Saturda y and Sunday aftet the*
one in .July ?k> as to not eoMHet with
the Association tJunday School (V?u
vAntlon \>hlch meets on Satj^rday be
fore tfo? ftlli Sunday in July and tlw>
same committee on (program continue
for next meeting. Invitation was *?<*,
cxipted with pleasure. Dr. Derleux wa*
present by invitation. lit* stood on
the floor and spoke on the program or
" Service. '' Sliowlng what the duty
of Christian* *l*ould be in all church
work. He showoid what the 75 million.*
was doing and had done for educa
Moil In aiding the schools and colleges.
Spoke (|t hts long years of smiee Tn
the state ns secretary of the State Mis
sion Hoard. Said when ho started to
work the Baptist numbered 00,000 in
the state. Now there was 180,000 whitr
Baptist# and 1120, 000 negro Baptists in
the slate. Said the white Baptists out
mi inhered all the other denominations
put together. Sahl he was proud of tho
numbers but not so much of tho work
of the great body. Said he aldod Dr. T.
M. Bailey, now IX) years odd. recently
in organising his 200th church in this
state and Alabama. Said that Dr.
Bailey had lived to see his hearts de
sire for a Baptist Church in every
Court House in the state accomplished
as well as over the state generally. It
was a great sj>ceeh and made a pro
found impression on his I4*arerx.
J. E. DuPKE.
Kambcrt. S. O.. M<ay 1st.
Big Auto Contest
AT THE =
Majestic Theatre
Be sure to get your Coupons with each paid admission.
You May Win The Car.
See It On Display In Front Of The Theatre.
We Are Going to Give Away a Brand New 5-Passenger
CHEVROLET TOURING CAR? Value $625
With each paid admission you will be given a. coupon
ticket. ?The corresponding ticket bearing a duplicate num
ber will be deposited in a sealed box. At the end of the
contest a number will be drawn from the box which will
win the car.
COME OFTEN AND SAVE YOUR COUPONS
THE COAL STRIKE
is still on, but we can sup
ply you with coal now at
very attractive prices.
John M. Villepigue & Company
COAL AND WOOD
I eleph one 1 4 Camden, S. C.
KILN DRIED LUMBER
We have installed a modern Dry
Kiln and are prepared to give our cus
tomers best of Kiln Dried Lumber at
lowest prices.
J. L. GUY LUMBER COMPANY
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA