The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 27, 1922, Image 8
LIQUOR LADEN \l TOS
(feftturtd Near Columbia With 4W
Quart* Aboard.
ColUUlbiai October 24-r-TWo ttllU)
mobiles, cafryin* nearly IOO 1111art<? of
?whiskey, wore <*nj?( ui-<m1 by officers
?*trly tills morning at Now BtooUsndi
a suburb of OolUiubM. Two men ami
h woman were In one car, while the
other cat was occupied by two men.
< In the first <tir cafrtured wltU $13
qtiarttf woro Air. and Mrs. II. JC. Au
gust, of Savannah, <hi., and Harnett
Woods, of Savannah, according to Ilio
MtJieR given officers.
The s,?cond car. wiilt ISO quarts,
M'lKcd als>ut two hour# liitor* ut the
same point, was o<<ciipi4?d b.v men glv
in# their names as Henry Paul and
<\ It. .Shelton, <>r Kvansvilie, Ind
The four men WOPO charged with
violating t!rt? prohibition law. N'o
charge was ma(lo against Mr*. An
gust Homy I'aul secured Ills release on
jbOAdt whllo 'the other men are still
K>ri??onorfl ill tho "Now Hrookland Jail
lk>th oars vcr** loaded with whiskey
at Havwinah, tho occupants told of
fleers.
An Old Hiker.
Joseph Walling, who claims to lie
71) yearn of age, niul #ays that he
HtnrtfKl on a trip /com Haltiiuoro,
Maryland, that won Id equal the dts
tftiwv around the globe, ?i>ent Wednes*
day liight In Onudeu. having walked
from Camp Jackson to Camden .since
morning. Jlo earrJot* a pack oil Ids
back weighing <lo \Vonnds. He left
ttnltimoro on May 1,'ith, 1022, and ox
poets to Ttwh his destlnntbm tlie
w<M-k l>oforo Christ mas.
Ilnve Opened Temporarily.
The new firm of 'Mci/cod A Hush,
grocers, have o|H?ned tcniijorarlly In
tho building formerly occupied by
Mfifioioy's ice cream parlor. Salo wa*
nuide of the stock and fixtures of the
loo cream iparLor a few week# ago. but
the purchaser did not comply with the
tonus of Hie sale, hence tho now firm
could not get the use of the entire
building. They are using a part of the
store ami are serving customers nn
best.* they ran until they <*an ^et tho
use of the entire building- They hope
to is? abio to put in a full Hue In the
next ten days.
Ilcrndt's Itody found in Wobds.
Harbor, N. J., <>ct. 25.?-Two
dm-k hunters 'today found the body of
John Ditch, XO-yoar-oid hermit, whoso
life siiuv he moved Into tho woods
near here half a century ngo has boon
a mystery. Hitch's death is equally
mysterious. Hunters found a quiintl
ty of money in worn bills in bis ]n>ok
et and a bank book showing a balance
of #1.500 In Mgg Harbor bank
Frost Wednesday Morning.
The first frost of the season liotml
In this' coinniunity for the present fall j
was on Wislnosday ? morning, when j
?*arly risers saw quite a fall <?f frost. I
? ? ? i
AH of the ~!) members Of the Orow
of the Dutch steamer Cornells were
drowinsl when tho sUvimor foundered
In 1he Gulf of HothniiL a few days
ago.
The Death I'enalty.
>V? d<> not think the Associated
l*fOM <!iH[MtU'h wlltcll follow# has
been published^ here, but If It life*
been It Is wi?ll worth reprinting 1h?
cnu*o of Hie KteatUl^ Increasing Imdv
of public sentiment tn favor <?f pun
lHiiiiik crime as Its enormity demands
for the common WoIfttPO!
"IH'iroJt, (let. IS. -The murder r??t<
is Increasing hi llu> t'nitcd States tjtf
cmiw, in the opinion of leading stair
men- capital "punishment in not In
flicted -Ji? ail CfttKWiOf deliberate iiuir
dei a in t Jiitiiiisc misguided sentimen
talist* are interesting themselves in
behalf of murderers, Henry Itarrett
Chamberlain, (Operating director of the
Chicago Crime Commission declared
tonight In-fore' the American Prison
Association'
"('rime, : h< >ukIi incurable. cun 'he
minimized. and controlled, ami <*ipital
punishment Is a deterrent and does re
duce murder, tie asserted, speaking on
' the subjeet, "Tho Importance of the
Death Penalty for the Murderer."
" 'The right of t-he State to execute
a murderer <lo?? not exist l>ecauee of
the gravity of the offense. hut goi^ly
bet's use of the m'CCflwity for protecting
Itself frern the, murderer,' hi' said,
'Abolition of tlu? death ismalty for
murder In this country usually has
been for short periods followed hy its
restoration when the tntirdor rate
rose.*
"Mr. CJiaiubcrlalu .said he bcliovisl
irr(v<]H>nslhle .slayers should not be al
lowed to remain at targe, and was in
clined l<? agree with a nCwSjwper edi
torial he rend sometime ago that 'ir
re.sjHUisibles .should 7>e painlessly put
away.' "
The only good murderer Is a mur
derer who has Ih'oii put- to death by
I/aw. The only sare Judge Is ? the
Judge who pronounces the penalty
prescribed by law for the crime com
muted by the murderer, the mafHday
ec> the niplst, the firebug, the tlii**f
arraigned for sentence before the
Court- The only .*afe State <>r commu
nity or county in which to IiIs the
State, community or county whose of
ficial representatives do not shield
the criminals; but who execute the
law.---Spartanburg Journal
^,J?r- Charles Lyman I /ove, the
Charleston chiropractor, who aviis re
cent ly stop|Hsl from practicing his pro
fession by the State Medical associa
tion, for pay, Is running In the local J
I i?;i i cis an .advertisement like this:
i "A iniiu may be down, but he is never
I out- I am at my office every day
from lo to t. and t to 7 -giving ad
! just melds but not charging. The
) sick still have a rl^ht, to <;et well.''
CAMDEN FURNITURE COMPANY
Telephone 15(>
Camden, South Carolina
> Let Us Hand You
This Bag of Money
?It Represents the Big
Saving in Fuel You Can
Make With Cole's Hot
\\ '*' Blast in Your Heme
OUR GUARANTEE
V
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nnv lower d.a't sto. ( I the sano .. . \s. 'is.iltc.nl.
llS'llIf <>r sU> >?.
2. \\'?? uuar.iiifrt* i.. !i"'s Mil : v t i J.? ? hird
Ck.al f."?r hea;:'K ;i 1 ?;n l!.. :i ...y is> J urr.rr
made with tiii' i>ot
d. Wo ..i.t. i t!i,? i tJ:?? t >rr^ r.in N* > { from
ono t') t'vJ lu>i:r\ i < i. r:vn^ w .tt< (he'uo! ;>u: iu the
r! >\i? tIj? v r ; ; ' ?? iorf.
4 Wi* tu '! "! ? ? t' it t! >? w .11 I,. ! \ f.f" wit!i
t-Mt i.i.i| or hard i<v.. (. r.i j' .fJ.iv i vci.nii t.i Mjii
C~ v 'fotnirw
5. W?; Kiur^.r.i. ? n t:: if *::j lw.il d.<r .-sr. I n:\.'it wit!)
s^ft c.<?l. ii'it.l i .1 ? r luti i *
<1. Wo *ua:a:.t? ?? rvi ?? t.i r.-.iuitt .i* .!.it*!ir
a.r ii<tit at l.<rw a# used.
7 Wo rfuai an te? t!>. lot J d >..t ,t ? !><? c__. at: J dust
proof.
H We guarantee ? '.? anti*t?u,"::i? dr.?. : to prevent
puthn?.
riie ahov ? gti,inn!i*.' 11 sr*..??i?- u t!> .* tirdfri: .rd
In* th*t l! <? st >w t ? - ! .-> . rd.o,; t ? d.r?- : jih,
and coo net ted ap v? 11;? a ho.> d iluo
Cole's 6}a"8st$nall Hoi Blast
tin. 1 If. 1
Notice Farmers!
Before you buy your Fertilizer get
my prices.
GENUINE FISH SCRAP MIXED
GOODS, ACID, KAINIT, SODA
J. L. MOSELEY
CAMDEN, S. C.
lltCKK AND TIIKKB
Happenings That Have Occurred All
Over the World.
Four children wore killed and eleven
wen- injured. MOlhe ^erJously, when
an Aiabauut and VflekHburg freight
train ran Into a county school wagon
| ten mil op from VleksJuirg. Miss.. Jast
Tuesday
The asportation against the prohi
bition aiueudjuont has put out a list
of 2(? <*audidates for the srunle and
lioii.se, who arc to tw? sup)>ortcd tn tho
coining general election oil tieor and
wine platforms.
What li< said to he thi' largest Mingle
piece hand-made rug In tin- world, ar
rived 1n Sew York .Monday fr?m
<V,<s*ho Slovakia,. It Is 40x07 feet, ami
i.s 1111?*ii? 1?mI for the new Keith vaudc
Vlllo theatre In Cleveland. Ohio.
Col. P. K.,MeCully, well known cot
ton miyer />f Anderson, recently ap
l*>lnted Milcsmuunger for the Honth
Carolina Cooperative (Jotton A8#oola?
tloii; has opened office* in Oreenvillo
from which place he expects to dls
tribute several hundred thousand
hales of cotton.
Luke Rogers, chief of police of
Wagener. was shot and seriously
wounded hy Murray Qua!tlehauui. a
negro* last Friday. * (Juattlcbaum was
hurried to tho penitentiary' for safe
keeping.
Motion picture 111011 were denied
permission to film the Interior of the
Canadian house of commons because
it was felt that such a procedure
would not be In keeping with the dig
nity of the (parliament.
More than 00, per cent of the 'popu
lation of Now England is of foreign
stock.
Kev. J. 1). Ilarley 111. .
Kev. J. L. HarV'.v. one of tho best
known members in the I'pper Metho
dist conference, is critically ill at his
home in Spartanburg and all hoi>e of
Ida recovery has Thhmi abandoned
Members of the Immediate family have
have been summoned to his bedside
and tho news from his bedside as we
go to press Is that he is .sinking rap
idly.
How to Get to Hife Shop.
Owing to the fact that lower
Main Street on which my ga
rage is located will soon be
torn up and blocked on ac
count of the paving work, I
want to advise my friends that
til is need not interfere with
work at my garage. My pa
trons can reach my place )jy
driving by way of Market
Street and then into Arthur
Street where it can be reached
from the rear door.
HAY'S GARAGE.
28-29 sb
N'OTICK TO TI1K VIIHJC.
My attention litis Ihhmi called to tlu
violation of n |H>lice regulation which
prohibits children under fifteen years
old driving automobiles or trucks un
less accompli nled by m competent driv
er on the front scat. lieglnning Sat
urday, October -1st. this law will lx:
strictly enforced and no child under
fifteen years of age will he allowed
to drive an automobile or truek unless
accompanied on the front seat b.v an
older person competent to drive, l^iws
troverning seeding of automobile# on
tlie city "trrefs will he Strictly en
f?>re?*d.
A C WIIITAKKK.
Chief of Police.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
i.itf <.(' S?.u!h < "arolina,
Count v of K<*rshaw
Notice i.- ):? ifl>\ trivon that l In < ion
eial Kleotion f??r Stale and ?'??uiity
<?ffl?vr.s will he held at the voting pre
cincts prescrilH>d by law in said coim
ty. on Tuesday. Nov?*niber 7. 1said
day being Tuesday follow ins: tin* first
Monday in November, as pro-vrilwxl
h.v the State Constitution.
The qualification for suffrage:
Managers of election require of
exery elector offering to vote at any
election, before allowing liim to vote,
jhe produ<*ti?-u of his registration <>or
lifiinle and proof ,?f the payment <.f all
taxes. including i?oll tax, assessed
against liim and colhvtible ilurii.tr the
pre\ ions year. The production of a
? ?or? if.e;i te or of the receipt of the of
fio-r .iuthoriz^i to collect such t.ixes,
-haLl l?c coltclu-ive pr<n?f of the pay
ment thereof. ,
StH'fi.?n :7. ?'ode ..f r.n J. a.- amend
ed 1.\? -t No i?, >(Hi-ia1 M'viiin of
1 !H
Sooti'M, There shall be thrt'o
separate and distinct ballots, as fol
lows: ? >:ie ballot for Representative in
Congiv-< : and one l?all??t for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, State offi<v?rs.
Circuit Solicitors. members of the
House of ltepiT*>entativos. State Sena
tor, county officers nnd one baU< t for
nU Constitutional amendments and
sp?vial questions. each of three said
l>oxes *o he a {<propriatel v iaN-Jed :
winch bai.ots -hall T>e of plain white
;wi]v r and ?>f ?u?-h width and ' ngth
as to contain the names "f tt,e officer
or officers and question or questions
to !*? \ for or upon, cloar :i nd even
cut wit!i?ut ornament. d?-Migration,
mutila'lon ?-\ml?>l or mark of any
kind whatsoever. except the name or
names . f the jwrson <r i?ersot<s vote<]
for and the offi<v? to which such per
son or person* are intended to be
eiiosen, and all ? ;?e<rial questions
which name er mmes. office or of
fices, question or i(u<??tions fthall be
written or printed or partly written
or partly printed tln-reon i** J?lark Ink ;
and such t .allot shall lie no folded an
to conceal the name or names, ques
tion or questions thereon, and eo fold
oil. Khali be deposited in a box to bo
constructed, kept and dlsp^tted of as
heroin provided by law, ami no balijot
of any other description fount! In
either of said tx>xc# nhall be counted.
(>n all HiMN-lal tbt ballot
shall state the question or que?tlOQ?,
aim) shall thet>eaCtor have the words
"Yes" arid "No*1 inserted ho that the
voter nwiy indicate his vote by strik
ing out one <>r toe other of <auch words
on said ballot, fcho wOrd not so stricken
out to be counted.
Before the hour flxo<l for opening
the ik>11h, Manager* and Clerks must
lake and eubscrfbo the Constitutional
oath. The flmirman of the Hoard of
wiufgeM can administer tho oath to
the other member* and to the Oferk?
a Notary Public must administer the
<??th to the Ohaimmu. The Managers
elect their Qmirman and ('Jerk.
PolLs at oath voting place must l?o
opened at 7 oVlook a. in. and cl<VHMl ut
4 o'clock p. in. except in the City of
< 'harloMton. where they shall bo open
ed at 7 *. in. and cloned at 0 p. m.
The Managers have tho power to fill
a vacancy, and if none of the Mauagcrs
attend, the clti&ena can appoint from
among the qualified vol or s, the Man
agers, who, after l>elng sworn, esti
conduct the ejection.
Ait tho close of the election, tho
Managers and Clerks must proceed
publicly to oi>en the ballot boxen and
count the ballots therein, amj, cbntln
no without adjournment until the same
is completed ami make a statement of
the result for each off loo antl sign tho
same. Within three days thereafter,
tht? Chairman of the Board, or eomo
one designated by ftho Board, must de
liver to the Commissioners of Election
the poll list, the boxes containing the
ballots and written, statements of the
results of tihe election.
At tho isaid election qualified elec
tors will vote ui>on the adoption or re
jection of amendments 'to 'the State
Constitution as provided in the follow
ing Joint Resolutions:
A Joint Resolution to Amend Article
X of the Constitution so as
to Authorize the Town of Greer to As
sess 'Abutting Property for Permanent
Improvements.
A Joint Resolution to A At mhI Section
r? of Article XVII of the Constitution
Empowering 'the General Assembly to
.Regulate tho Printing for tho State."
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
5, Article X, of the Constitution Relat
ing to the Limit of the Bonded I>cbt
of School Districts, by Adding a Pro
viso Thereto as to the Due West School
District No. .'IS. Abbeville County.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
7. Of' Article VIII end Section 8, of
Article X of the Constitution, so as
to Exempt the City of Beaufort From
the Provisions Thereof.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Para
graph 5, Article X of the Constitution
Uelating_ to landed Indebtedness of
(Nnmties. Townshilps, School Districts,
'Etc., by Adding a Proviso to the County
of Ileaufort.
A Joint Resolution to propose an
PEANUTS
We would like every shipper of peanuts to get in
touch with us and secure latest prices. Can use an
unlimited quantity. Write, wire or phone whenever
ready to sell.
Sea Island Cotton Oil Company
CHARLESTON, S. C.
| Amendment to Article X of the Oou
! xt ittitioii by Adding Thereto a Sectlbn
j to 1>e Kjkwu as Section 13A* Empower
ing (>ouuty Authorities to Assess
[Abutting Property for Pernio nont Ira
! provcment of Highways, The provis
ious of said Section shall apply only
to Beaufort County.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
ft and 0, Article X, of the Constitution,
Holating to the Iitmlt of the Bonded
Debt of Townships, by Adding a Pro
viso Thereto as to the Township of
Chrlsf Church Parish, Charleston
County, S. C., as now Constituted Bui
bracing In Area of Said Township the
Town of Mount Plea sunt, S. C.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
r?. Article 10, of the Constitution Relat
ing to Iilnvlt of the Bonded I>ebt of
School Dlstricls by Adding a Proviso
Thereto, as to Sdun?l District. No. 10,
Cherkce County.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
5, Article X of the Constitution Relat
ing to the Dinvlt of the Bonded Debt
of School Districts by Adding a Pro
viso Thereto as ito the Soli^ol District
of the City of Florence in Florence
County, South Carolina.
, A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
7, Article VIII of the Constttutioa, Re
la ting to Municipal Bonded Indebted
ness, by Adding a Proviso Thereto as
t.o the City of <?i*orgetown.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
5 of Article XI of the Constitution Re
lating to the Formation of School Dis
tricts. Etc.. by Adding a Provisx) as to
Certain School DLstri<xts in Pickens
County.
A Joint Resolution to Anxmd Section
VII of Article Vm. and Section V
*?f Article X of the Constitution so as
to Exempt the City of Spartanlmrg
from the Provisions Thereof.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section
7. Article VIII, ami Section 5, Article
X, of the Constitution, so as to Ex
einpt the City of Union from the Pro
visions Thereof.
Election Managers:
The following Managers of Election
have bten apix/inted to hold the elec
t U?n at (lie various jmvHuHn iu fcheaaid
County i
Buffalo ?1* F SoweHL J H CM toe, S
T Sellfci*. ... :.:.
Stoudboro- -James Addison, J q
Oftttton, Vernon Hammond.
Likgoff?Joeeqpfo A Moll, B >V Getty*
11 A Babon.
Throe C??Orover o Sowell, J.) 11
(\>at?, J ,0 Oauthen.
liberty Hill?John Richards. N S
Rfcjbards, Jr, J II Clements.
Beaver Dam?W W Norton, IImirv
West. Arthur Hyatt.
M't. Zk>n?John 8 .Ditutt, Ben ltrown,
Paul Rwywn.
lttfitvllfrs Mill?J H MoOasktll, s B
Flu ll, II S Thompson.
Stockton?Henry Arrant*, David Gil
lis, 10 C PeaTce.
Kirkley's Store?T O Cauthon, Hon
ry T Herboi*, W O Sandy.
Sliaylor'a Hill?R A McIKwell,, L I,
Youn&. Sam Hor\ji*?by.
Ktokea Hohool House?\V H Cat
kins, Amos .0 Hall, D M 1 lames.
HermlUiKe Mill?B M Harrison, \V
T Hasty. J J Munn.
Waheree Mill (Pino Creek)?George
Munn, J A Shaw, T.J Truesdale.
Cleveland School House?J F W<Bt,
1/ M West, K A Brown.
?Oantey?Henry RaTfield, S 0 Rose,
I xx) Rose.
Camden?M N McDowell, George
Nicholson, M L Smith, Jr.
Italey's Mill?J>ave S Hilton, Amos
West, C 0 Joynor.
Caasa'tfc?T A Spears, Oscar Gar<#
ner, Duncan Mcliauriiu
Kenslinw?Johii A McCaskill, Lewis
True#dale, H D McOnskill.
Balw>n'? Cross Roads?Engl Lsh Bran
liam, J 0 Ford. Rddie Rarfield.
Blaney?R T Rranham, Ta Imago
Rowen, T (J Sessions. ?
Beth uric?J N McLaurin, D T Yar
liorougb, B W Re^t.
\Ve.9tville--Ive-wls R Clybum, Pome
roy Hilton, David E Truesdale.
The Managers of each 4. precinct
named al>ovo are ivquested to dele
gate one of their nnmlver to ?e
euro boxe? and blanks for tlio elec
tion from The Chronicle offiee on
Saturday. Novembei- 4th.
John Rabon, Jr.,
I). M. Kiriciey,
G. R. Clements,
Commissioners of, State and County
Eloctioivs for Kershaw County, S. C.
October 10, 1922.
Our Big
IS STILL GOING ON
tn
And We Have Special Bargains For -
SATURDAY
?IN?
Men's Clothing, Boy's Suits
Also Piece Goods and Shoes
We have 500 pair pants we are selling from $1.00
up to $3.98 per pair, which are worth from $3.00 up
to $8.00 per pair.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME IN AND LOOK
OUR LINE OVER
Snyder's Store
CAMDEN, S. C.