The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 20, 1922, Image 2
MANY KNTKIKS KKCKIVKD,
Aulo T?url*l# Will Have Interesting
Trip t<> Florida.
lta^toii, M*M, < Moher 17.?Knlrlw
twelve I <|tvritig tlit* |w?t wcok for
tIk* A 1- A (iivOU I took Tour to Florhht
exe<v<lo<l ? xp<<<Uitj0u*? ami ?,ro tfnmtly
ill of Mie entries Ut tilt; sami
tlnu" iust yi?ar. Anion# Mltv prominent
entrant# an* H I* 'Jlley of l*>?ex.
Conn.: F Kilmer of Orafton, Ma**.;.
Mr? t>hv?ril (Hotels ami M1m* F Van
1 I'.aalen of Hrookllne. Ma*>\; Fred or?
k u \\':nlsw<>rth, Ho*ton; Arthur
I .'uiVroUce of Cernmntown, N. V.;
mill Carl A MhVI of ('oipu>r?l. N. 11.
Art#n^'Uiont-* ar?- now heinj*' lhade
with II M I<u<'Iiis, S?sn*t;iry of tin*
Automohilo C*Iul? of Mnryijtlwl to
form a division of mouthers. of tbv
Club whioh will join the Tour at Hal
tI'mowy A MH'Uou of tli" To.hr. will
start from Montreal on XovemlM*f 1^1,
uwjer Hi" *ui<ervision <>f ff r KIrhy
"f the Moutmil M<?torl.>tv,^?ii?ih\ ami
will phk tip a not her-within at Allwu)y
and Join with the Tour at Now York
City.
fyl.lO ?< f thr lll">t lllHTl'Stin^ StopS Oil
the roup- will In* at Savannah. <Ja
A*? tli*1 tour bit < will not leave the city
until afternoon. a trip will b?* made
to tlie golf lour^*', wh?*ri* tin- oM
breastworks thrown up by tfie Ton
federates duriirtfvtlie War Hetwi?en the
Stat<^ are used ua bunkers. This
sight seeing trip will also IneMiile n
\ i?*it to ' Tlit* Hermitage."' ? typical
Southern phintatjon where tin* oM
mansion ami sla ve Vlwellings .win ho
iiisiHM-tod, I hi ront?* t" ltrun<*wlek
the Tour Will stop at the hen ill i fill
4,'roVf, of Jap i.ue??o h:tml?'Os, <:ili| to
.lie tlii* largest itt the F.a*?ern part of
tlx I i?it??l Sta't??*?
11 i* i* v (???< t+*d Tim I ('omnia n<h*r
\V. Aner-mn of ?.? ,? 1' S \avy w ill
aofojup ^tii ihi'* Tour i*? f i r n*> ('iiili
(1,-ii.
A I a I'^i" in ? *,-? ? 11 v ,%f ehiVfS'h |M'Oph*
hold in l.'h.trleston Tiuwla) extended
ihi invital i*>'n r<> Hilly Sunday to oon
?liu*t a ui'irti/ in that "ity in'lhe f.ill
"f l!rj:i. thnt !?<* iJir tie* iteii iv^'? . tlati*
Oj H -I!.
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WHIinii' 1? ? ? ii v\ .i? |ir??!?,ihty
fit fully injur**,! Tim-^L-iv in tin* \ar?N
of thi* I'ie.hiioin a Sort horn railway
;i1 l'?* /> r win*.! In* run ovi-r hy :i
I' N i j| I", hi 11 11 | ? *^' V ln'ilitf wVrri'tl
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
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a V0dH*cj, ami if nr?tH> ?>f thp M4na*rrr*
al^eml, the citizen* C?n appoiut from
,i)ik?iis the Qntftiifted rotftn, tlw Man
MOT*. who, after Is'ing aworu <ntn
conduct the eVectloji.
At tin* Ct00$ ?>f tho ?-hs-tioM, the
Manager* am! Clerk# unwt . proceed
pillilit 1 y t0 Open t h?* ballot bOSOM and
?-onnt like therein, aiwl cootln
ue uith..uf adjournment until the Mime
Is completed and make a statement of
the n-sult for* eadi'offU-e and fcljfu the
srtiiif. Within /thive duys fhereafter,
th? <'hairman of tIm* Hoard, or Home
01 to <UvdKi>at<*<i lif <he Hoard, imitft tie
liver to the <'oiuuilsjflotivrM of Kluction
the [M)]| list, flit* boxc-a containing the
Imllots ami wrttteft statement# of the
resultM of the elect too.
ai tin- .-aid emotion qualified <*t
tow will vote Upoil the adoption <?r re
Jcctiott of amendment* to the state
4 \ ? i I it lit i < #li a H pro\1<ieU ill the f??ll<?w
iUflf Joint 1 Ce.-oluTFhnS :
A Joint KcsoiUtk>i> to Amend Arttole
X of tin* Const itutio/i so at
to A'lthori'/e the Town of Greer to ,A*?
M'-ss Abutting Property for Permanent
I inprovemehtH.
A Joint to Ameud 8e<?ttoii
of Article X \ 11 of the Constitution
Empowering the (ietieral Ax>*?inlvly to
ftogulate the Printing f"r tlm State,
A Joint Uesoluthm to Amend Section
a. Article X, oft the Constitution Kelat
in? t<> the i'iniit of the Uondcd l>cbt
of Sehool l>Nt riot*. by Adding,.? Pro
vi-o Thereto as to tin* I >uo \Ve*t School
IMVtrtot No. ,?.H. Al?iievlltf County.
A Joint iwii .t4x Auieiiil Section
7. of Artlflo \' 111 ami Section a,, of
Article X of the Constitution, so as
to Kxempt tjio CHy of Heaufort From
the Provisions Thereof.
' A Joint Ibwdution to Amend Para
graph p.-Article X of the Constitution
Itclating to Itondcd Indebtedness of
Counties. Towrrshtp>\ School I>istrh?ts,
Kt?\. i?y Addinir a Proviso to the County
of Heaufort.
A Joint Resolution t?? Proj^se <in
A moral ment t?> ArtU'h* X of the Con
stitution by Adding Thereto a Stvtion
to l?j* Kin?\\ 11 as Section l.'J A Kmpower.
intr Coimtv Authorities to Assess
Almtiinir Pro|>?*riy f??r Permanent Im
|irov?>m<*nt "f Highways The provis
ions of st?? I Seotioa si mil only
it; Iteaufort County.
A .loint Ut s<ilntion to Aim-ml StH'tion
ami ?!. Artiyh' X, t>f tin- t "onstItution,
ltflalinu 'o 11r?? JJinit of the Jloml?'<i
I H?t?t .if T??wi>shi|?.?. I>.\ Atldln^ :i?Tro
v Thor.-to a - ?<? thf Township of
' lii i-a < !nii >-h Parish < 'harKiv>t??n
C. a * i ??\\ <'onst it utt*d I'm
in_- in Ait-a <>f Said Tow nship the
T a of Moiii.t Ploa^ant. S ('
\ J..int K< -??lnt.ion ft? Anion*! Section
?">. Arti-lo |o(..f the < Nin.st ihif i??n Helaf
i\_' !?> l.iinil <>f tin* lloinh'il J >ebt -of
Si"111?? 11 I -t ri'-t - l?\ AtMni^' a Proviso
Tin-It-:.; i T?? Sf||o"| histlift No 10.
C|l?M-l\'-f Cnlllltv.
A .loin! I{;???!illi? ? 11 l<? Alii''ii.l StVt4oii
o. Article X of ! he < 'otistitnt i< >ti Kolut
iu tin- l.iinit "f tin- Ilolj?l?'<l IM?t
of S?'li<>ol MLstrh-ts hy Adeline a Pro*
viso Thrrein a< t<? tho Soliool ! >ist rirt
?>f the t'ity of Klornnv in Floronpo
('??tiijtv. South ?'nrolitia,
A Joint l{e-.?|nfion to Atii''HiI Sit*!Ion
7. ArtiHe \ III of t lie < v?n>it it ut ion. R?'
1 ati11to Mmiioipjil II<H1<I0<I if 1-41?*1 *t???!
tii'v, l>\ A<Miitti 'i Proviso Thereto ;is
to ? Ii? ? < ' ? > of < 0?>|-_'etoVN II.
A lo'ilrt l*e-' ?? lit io|| to Allien.I St eilotl
.*? us Aa!i* le \l of J h?' ? it Ml loit J{?>
l.Mtiii-' t" the I'onii:it "it of S^-ho-.l I ?i
t K:.- . h\ AiMliu ;i Proviso us f>
rutin sI I?Mri??u i:i IMrkons
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f t' ? I'i ? ?\ i-io: 1 <. Thereof.
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Saturday. Norembci 4tli.
John 1(uIh?u. Jr.,
I>. M Klrkley,
(J. R. deineirts,
UoinwtMloiMin. of State and County
Klectknic for Kertibaw Couuty, S. C.
October 10, 1M&
TAX NOTICE.
Office of Treasurer Kershaw County,
Camden. 8, 0.. Sept. 22. 1022
Notice in li#rct>y given that the
Itooka will be opeueU for the collection
of State, County ami School taxes from
October 15th. 1922, to March
1038. A poualty of 1 per cent will be
added to all taxes unpaid Jauuary
1st 1023. 2 i?er cent February lat,
1023. and 7 per ?;ent March 15th, 1023,
The rate |H*r centum for Kershaw
county Is as follow*:
MilH
State Tax?'s ? H
(iihxI Roads . - j
County Taxes - ?..< ????? " \*"1
Hospital *7
School Taxes ????????
PeKaH? Towiwhlp K?>ad- Bonds
for DeKalb Tow nship only ...
Total - ' 2* 12
Dog Tax #1.25. All dog owners are
required t<> make a return of the r
dogs to the County Treasurer, who U
required to furnish a lleenso tag. All
dogs caught without the license tan
the owners will be subject to a fine
of Twenty ($20.00) Dollars.
The following School Districts have
special lev lew:
W-fiobl District No. 1 . 28j
School District No. 2 - - g
School District No. 3 ???? ?
School District No. 1 o
School District No. 5 - ?
School District No. ?? ?
School District No. 7 ?
School District No. 8 .-???? *
School District No. 0 4
School District No. 11 5
School District-No. 12 It
School District No. 13 8
Sch<K?l District No. 14 8
School District No. 1?> ? 1 .
Scho'd District No. 1<] ?'
School District No. 17
School-District, No. 18 1,
School District No. 10 4 j
School District No. 20 ;c 4
School District No. 21 ?
School District No. 22 I*'
School District No. 2.''. 3
School District N<\ 24 ??? 8
School District No. 2"> ? ?
School District No. 20 *
School District No, _'T 8
, School District No. js ^
i jv hool DM r ict No. 20
| School District No. '><> *?8
j Scln"'I 1 dstrict No. '.'A 8.
School District No. ."2
! S?-h<m>1 1 >ist ri?*t No.
: School District No. .'51 8
' School District No. '?'>"> - S
1 School 1 >istrict No. 3d
I School District No. 3"
School District No. Its 8
School District No. 30 8
' School District No. 40 ?- 17
i School District No. 41 8'
School District No. 42 8
School District No. 43 4
School District No. 44 8
School District r^o. 4<? 8
i School District iNb: 47 S
i The poll tax is'$1.00.
j All ahlelxnlied male persons from
; the' age of twenty-one (21 > to sixty
. <iWn y*?ars. both inclusive, except res
idents in ln<-orporared''towns of the
j-county less than 2;000 inhabitants,
, si all pay $4.00 as a road tax except
miniver.- of the go*pp| actually in
. eha ?'??? <?f h coogritfa I ion, U'iH'lu*rK em
ployed in public m'IiiniIs. school trus
rtees. and porsotis ix-rinnnenrty dip- ;
j'bhh'd in the military service of this
State and persons who served In the
war lletween the States. an<l all i>er
j .^oiis actually eniploye<l in the quaran
: tine service of this state and all re^
? i'l<tit-< who may U? attending school
? ?r i-olle^e ii t. the time when >aid road
| !;| \ -ll!l!l l.ei-oine illie. IVrsOtlS Olalm
i it?ir disabilities tnu~t present certifl
[ < :ifi- from two reputab'e j>hysi?-!ans of
j litis county.
All Informati<>t. i11? reference to
[ r.i\e.v w.;i bv fnrtil-h?s1 upon ai>f>licn
| tion. r>. ^T. M'rt 'A>KH?U i
<'ounty Tivn^urer.
| Circular to Auditors ami Treasurers.
1 There seems to be a great deal of ^
f-c"tifusiou conc?'rning the #1 License
Ta\ on <lo^s. jimvi<le<I for in the Act!
; of 1UJ2. approve<l March 1.". 1!?22. In ,
J order that the law tuny be ur .fonnly
, administerc<l o\er the entire state,
I y?>u will please handle the ????lle<*t-ion
of (his IK-ense tax as follows:
1. Tax payable during .Lii.uary of
! each year i February 1-; i-- !lie last
I da vt.
I MENTHOLATUM
W chases it away, A
5^^ A racking ^
Nervous headache ?
' ? ?^~W" ' s
2. Dog in liable to thU licence tax if
alx months o4d or older on January
I -i (a (1 og born June SO, 1022, 1h liable
(<> tin* tax January. 1023),
& This tax la In lieu of all other
taxes or licenses on dogs, either coun*
tv, municipal or otherwtoe.
4. 1 >o|lr License Tax fayable Jan
tb? tag issued by the Treas
urer should bear this inscription, "I>og
License 1923"; also fchow the. se/lal
number and County, c.
' 5. Tax not l>e charged on Auditor's
duplicate nor curried on the ordinary
tax receipt. SEPARATE RECEIPT
\ IH'lISSAlt V. c
O. Do not turn this tax over to the
Sheriff f<>r collection. Non-payment a
misdemeanor (See Section 4 of said
Act) and punishable by fine or im
prisonment.
7. It is the duty of the School Trus
t<-es of eiioti district to see that the
tux is collected.*
8. The Treasurer is to retain twen
ty-five coats for each tag sold to reim
burse him for keeping the records and
l avlng for the tags. The Cdunty pays J
for printing tf>o receipts.
WALTER 10. DUNCAN'. i
Comptroller General.
Appro^d: SAMUEL M. WOLFK,
Attorney General.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION
The fall examination for teachers
will foe held at the Court Hou*te l,vri
May and Saturday, November l>rd and
4th, 1922.
Itules and regulations governing the
examination will bo carefully read to
the assembled applicants at the opcn
ing of the examination.
Applicants may stand for a Pri
mary Certificate, first, second or third,
a Iligli School Certificate, first
grade oidy. It will be impossible for
any applicant to take more than one
examination successfully. Any at
FOR RENT
DURING WINTER SEASON
Ten room house completely furnished with two bath
rdoms ami double sleeping porch-*in center of town.
ALSO
We have for sale one nine room house on Lyttieton
Street, with lot 50x250, a very desirable location.
House recently painted and in good condition. It will
pay you to investigate this property before buying.
Camden Loan & Realty Company
tempt t?> <k?uWe work and thereby
cover two grout** of questions is sure
to result In failure.
The primary examination' covers
twelve subjects.* English Orammar,
and language, Arithmetic, Play
ground .and Community Activities,
History?UiHted States and South
Carolina and Oe.noral tkH>gra phy,
Cidfin ami Current Events ' Eitera
tnre, Pedagogy. Health, Nature Study,
School I?aw, Manual Training aud
Writing.
Any .primary certificate will eutttle
tlie holder to teach in tile fir*t five
grade*.
The genera elementary examina
tion covers twelve subjects; English,
Grammar, and Composition, Arithme
tic, History?United Statro and South
Carolina. (Jeorgraphy, Civloa ami Cur
rent Events, Spelling, Heading, in
eluding Literature, Pedagogy. Nature
Study and Elementary Agriculture,
Physiology and Hygiene, School Law,
Algebra. (Aljpibra required for first
and srrond grade,
Any general, elementary cortlff.
<?te entitles the holder to teach In
the first nine grades.
The High School examination covers
twelve subjects, with options in
Science and In Foreign language;
Grammatical Analysis and Composition,
Literature, Principles of Teaching,
American History and Civic*, Science,
(Seven subjects offered, two requir
ed), General Science, Physiology, Hi.
ology, Physics, Chemistry, Agriculture,
Home Efcxmomios, Arithmetic, Alg?4>ra,
Geometry. Foreign Language, (one re
quired), T>atin, French, Spfemlsfe, Ger
man. Ancient and Modern History.
School I.aw.
Applicants are expected to furnish
imper and writing materials. Thv
examinations will l>egin promptly at
9 a. ni. eacfo day.
A I,LBN B. MUHOHiSON,
County Supt. of Education.
/Of Economical Trantportattom
qA nnouncing
1923 SUPERIOR Models
Again Chevrolet Motor Company has emphasized its admitted leader
ship as producer of the World's Lowest Priced Quality Automobiles.
The 1923 SUPERIOR models?one of which is here illustrated ? repre
sent the most sensational values in modern, economical transportation
ever established.
QUALITY has been still further improved by more artistic design and
aided equipment.
ECONOMY has been still further increased by engineering refinements
and added facilities.
SERVICE is now offered on a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers and
service stations.
PRICES remain the same in spite of added equipment and more expen
sive construction, which have greatly increased value.
Some Distinctive Features
Streamline body design with high
hood; vacuum teed and rear gasoline
t.ink on all models; drum type head
lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open
with doors ot open models. Closed
models have plate glass Ternstedt
regulated windows, straight side cord
tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and
dash light. The Sedanette is equipped
with auto trunk on rear.
Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich.
Five Passenger Touring - *525
Two Passenger Roadster 510
Five Passenger Sedan - - 860
Four Passenger Sedanette 850
Two Passenger Utility Coupe 680
See these remarkable cars. Srudv the specifications
Nothing Compares JVitk Cherrolet
GEORGE T. LITTLE, Distribute* Kershaw County
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