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A GOOD HILL K 1LLKD. Marriage License Hill Meets Death in tht< Senate. (News antl Courier). / Columbia, Feb. 15. ? The senate to day killed the Mabry marriage li cense bill, This is the Siroonhoff bill of last year and was introduced by Mr. Mabry of Spartanburg. It pro vkled for medital certification of males applying for marriage licenses. The vote was' 22 to 1G. The bill was debated at length Wednesday | evening and the discussion this morn ing was rather limited. The vote for the bill was as follows: Senators Hntler, Crosson, Gross, Jeffords, Har- f vey, Johnstone, Kennedy, Lightsey, } McGhrr, Penrrc, ttotktnHun, ScrirLor- ' ough, H. L. Smith, Stabler an i Todd ? ' Total 1G. G. A. CREED General Contractor Estimntes Furnished 311 DeKalh St Phone 192J CAMDEN, S. C. T. B. RRUCF. Veterinarian t.> 1 1 1 <Un\ M.. PIltMlf II* CAMDEN. S. C. DR. G. ?: TRANTHAM di:m lsi First Flt-or, Crocker BiSildirg PHONF. 450 Or. C. F. Sowell DENTIST (Office Over Brace s Store) CAM I) FN. S. C. COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBRP PL A I.N S: in l.R M t'Son? 7 1 COLUMBIA, > C. DR. R t:. STEVENSON HKM h I ( rorl - r S.j r!.!i : .. Those oppojwd to the bill were Senators Black, Cooper. Craig, Kant, i?rveman. Funderburk, Goodwin, (?ra ham, Hubbard, Hutaon, Searson, Ma ?on. Moist-. Kagsdale, K. S. K-gers, Jeremiah Smith, Stewart, Sp.uili; WoJta Wightman, A. H. VVil iiam*. Total 22. ? Senators Hamilton and Stabler spoke tn favour of the Mil arvi Sena ' ?? ? Huuon #n I Funderburk again*' iSi Th? y claimed to favor the pr in* . ,v;p.il, bu . vaid that t h?- tiiix L j i ; ? ry in ihi; bill was no'i at tiv1;,' v?.-iied h. There. should be ft pme. proVisjon for free me lical cort.fi-.-at: .n. I y county physicians to i hope unable to pay a ? ? J tor a .certificate, they said. j ,s.m in; a llow.;ni MiK?r.e replied that a i hap who would l.u urtwdling to pay for .such a .m iviw-ge imght ' be i found spending $5 a night for "pop ; -skull", liqurfr. ? ? ? Senator Wlghtman spoke with great ea rnestm\>s against what he described as "? greater menace to the civilisation of America than marriage without medical certification." He referred to "birth control" practice of the day as one that is breaking the substant lability of the citizenship of the country. DEATH OF. W. II.' SOW ELL. Former Kershaw Citizen Dies at His Home in McBee. The many friends in Kershaw of W. if. Sowell, were grieved to learn of his death, which occurred at his home in McBee on last Wednesday night. Mr. Sowell, who was in his 82nd ye-ar, had bren in ? dr-cll.TrtTTg health for several years, hut held Up remarkably well for one of his years. The funeral services were held in the McBee Presbyterian church and wen conducted by Rev, H. H. Lawson, formerly pastor of the Baptist church at McBee. Interment \tas in the McBee cemetery. Mr. Sowell was formerly a citizen of Kershaw and left here about seven years ago to make his home at McBee. He was a member and steward in the Kershaw Methodist church and by h;s consistent Christian living en ?ie:'.re 1 himself in the hearts, of the K?-i>haw people', all of whom were ii : friends. Mr. Lowell \v;h a soldier in the ' "fiivderate service and fought thro.ign the four years of the war in he A- my of the Potomac, as a mem ber it < <>. I>., h Regiment. S ( \ lup'.oers, Kershaw's Brigade, Mc !'? "iv'ion. Lone-t reel's Corp?. ..mi made on honorable record as a ii.- u;i(; also fa.thful in ev ? / ' Mi- ;n him-.. M: . > aw.! If- surviving his wife .r. : ?'< ii*.- i ? <\\ .j'.iz children: Mrs. I?. V i*i na. n ? Ki*;-haw; Mrs. W. R Ji vi-.: . </. ( am.i. n; Mr?. G. T Ii -r M-hrr; Mr-. S. K. 7T:Itcn. of ? > t - T ? . . - <5J . a ? . \ \ . i , . ? w ? , a , t > t r.e:tr . *1 ? % - P ? ! ' . . v.' '*11 ' "V^ d, ??t Alabama; aft *, ' ? I "i d daughter. Mrs. T. M. ?x" . - ' f S* ' h ir.i - -Kershaw ! ? r. Ne-^rotN Held for Murder. ! "' ' ??? i -Two ru gr ? t Hi. < 'a F () R R K A T Six l'oori bungalow, t urnishe-.l. wit!: :-ra 7 * ? l < >? , ^ i 1 1 L . Camden Loan X Realty Company Kii>t Nat inn a: I )ai.k ! 'ni < i i r..iT 1 ' h< >no * >2 Sunl)( nm \cttionci ! Mnzdct hdiupx ::!!?>,} \v ; roju-r ... 1 . r- I i.c.p \ >u >?*!? 'I li.cn a you li'jfd. ( FaMn,!n'< h'*lak I r!rr.? Sold and Dt-M-lup d W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Phone 30 Delivery. The negro named Adams talked very freely abput the killing, stating that he shot Mr. Brown with a ain I gle-barrel shotgun, in his store last Friday about midday, the reason be ing to rob the store. He say* he only secured $2. Adams has impli cated Murph in the matter, stating that Murph was buying cigarettes when he shot Mr. Brown. Murph de nies being present or having anything to do with the alleged murdbr. Brown lived in Calhoun County, but it .scorns ran a s mall store near Leysaihs old mill, which i>; in Or angeburj.? County. The negrooa were apprehended neat where iho murder occur ted. They will bt? tried, it is thought, at the coming term of court, which con vent's in May. Atlanta Negro Chuich Burns. Atlanta, Fob. 16! ? The Bi? Hethel AfricaA Methodist Kpiscopxil Church, one of the largest negro churches ill the South, was totally destroyed by fire here late today. The churcl* was completed about three months ago and was valued at approximately $300,000. The blare, fire officials said, originated from a defective flue. All available fire apparatus in Atlan ta were used in an effort to save the church. LEGAL ADVERTISING MASTER'S SALE. State" oT "South Carolina I - County of Kershaw (Court of Common Picas) The Federal I>and Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff, vs J. L. Guy, Geo. R. DeSaussure, apd R. C. DeSaussure, Executors and Trustees under the Will of Esther S. Davis, Loan and Savings Bank and WateVee National Farm Loan Association, Defendants. I'nder an order of His Honer, W. H. Townsend, Presiding Judge in the Fifth Circuit, dated January 23* 1923, I will sell to the highest bidder at public auction for ch?H bcYcfte the Kershaw County Court. House ^lopr, n Camden, in said State during the egal hours of sale on the first Mon day, txing the fifth day of March. 923, the following described real es ate:. All that piece, j?arcei or tract of and, situate, lying and being in the ^tate of South Carolina, County of vershaw and in DeKa'b Towpsh"?y> 'ive miles f=outh of Camden, and lying last r f the Charleston Road on the North ?i<Je of Town Creek* contain ing thm hundred forty-* wo (342\ meres, more or less,*as shown by plat of W. L, Kirkland, Surveyor, bearing date January 15th, 1920, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Court for Kershaw County in Plat Pook No. 6, at page 21. The said tract of land it bounded on the North by lands of David R. Williams; East by high waier mark of the Souih suie of Town Creek and on the West by lands of Scott, The said tract of la* i was formerly known a^ Tr*c? W'. 10 of the Town Creek Plan a tion of James Chestnut and is the came conveyed to J, L. Guy by deed of C: K. and 1?. C. DeSausame, el a?, Km ring date December 27th, 1919, . ? n I m the uff.ee of th?- Clerk of Court for Kershaw County in Hook A. \Y.. jp&ge .-110. Ahyvne desiring to bid at said sale shall first deposit with the under y.gned Master *s un evidence of good faith a certified cht^k or caish for the sum of one hundred $100) dollars which deposit shall be returned to the unsuccessful bidder at the conclu :H<?n of said sale. B. B. CLARKE, .* Master for Kershaw County. February 12? 1923. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY' ? Jn the matter of the ap plication of ISABELLE HARMON for leave to dissolve the marriage with FRANK HARMON on the ground of absence. Section 6, Sub division 7-A Domestic Relations Law. To FRANK HARMON: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the petition of Isabelle Harmon'for an or der dissolving her marriage with Frank Harmon on the ground of ab sence under the conditions provided for in Section 6, Subdivision 7-A of the Domestic Relations Lawk, will be presented to a Justice of the Supreme , Court, Kings County. Tit Special j Term, Part II thereof, appointed to be held in the County Court House, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 11th day .of April, J 1D23, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of j that day or as soon thereafter as i counsel can be heard ami proof of the ! allegations contained in the petition i will then be taken. I Dated, New York, Jan. 31st, 1923. SAMUEL ALEXANDER LANGFUR, J Attorney for Petitioner, Office and P. O. Address, 276 Fifth Avenue, Borough of Manhattan, City ot New York. To above named FRANK HAR m(K Ttye fuvegoing notice is served up JVyou by publication pursuant to an order^JI Hon. John McCrate, Justice j of the Supreme Court of the State of ( New York, filed in the office of the ' County of Kings, on the 2Dth day of ! Januarv, 19J3. ; SAMUEL ALEXANDER LANGFUR. i Attorney for Petitioner, Office and P. O. Address, >7(> J if t h Avenue, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. FINAL DISCHARGE. ? " ? Notice is hereby .given that one momh from thin date, on Monday, March J 2th, 1923. I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County j my final return as Executor of the es tate <?f iu-lla Kirkland, deceased, and on the ::;rnc date I will apply to 'the sard. Court for a final discharge as said Executor. GItoVER K IKK LAND. ( Camden, S. I'Vb. 6, 1 Wl. FINAL DISCHARGE. | Notice is hereby given that one monlh from this da.e, on Friday, Maryh 2, 1028, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County i my final return as -A din nbtrator '?of ihc estate- of Win. 11. V i-ung. di ! ceased, and on tbo same date i will appiy lo the said Court for a f;nal jdi'ihaifce as. said Administia or. ' . BOYD E. YOUNG. Camden, S. C., Jan. 26, 1923. FINAL DISCHARGE. ? ? ? ? i Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Tuesday, February 27, l'J23, we will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw Coun tv our final rfcium as Executors of the estate of J. L. Irby, deceased, ami on the same date we will apply to the said court for a final discharge as said Executors. . I- D. JENNINGS, C. G. ROWLAND, A. S. HARBY, Executors. ! Camden, S. C., Jan. 22, 1923. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that one I month from this date, on Monday, February 26th, 1923, I will make to the" Probate Judge of Kershaw Coun j to my final return as Administrator of the estate of J. Z. Young, deceased, and on the same date J will apply to the said Court for a final dis charge as said Administrator. H. H. YOUNG. Camden, S. C., Jan. 24th, 1923. 0 ? ' TAX NOTICE. Office of Treasurer Kershaw Couatj, Camden. S. C., Sept. 22. 1922. Notice is hereby given that the l*>oks will be opened for the collection of State. County and School taxes from , Ocfolter 15th. 1922, to Marcn 15th. 11)23. A penalty of 1 per cent will be added to nil taxes nnpaiU January l<t. 1923. 2 per rent Febrnary lf?t. 19253. and 7 per cent March 15th. 1923. The mie per centum for Kershaw count v is as follows: Mills. State Taxes . 7 1-2 (iood Roa?ls 2 Count v Taxes -.0 3-t 'Hospital 1-4 School Taxes ..._ 3 DeKalb Township Ktid Bonds., for Township only a t-2 Total 38 1* Dog Tux $1.25. All clog owncrH an? requjrtti to inike a return mt their dogs to the County Treasurer, who U required to furnish ? license tag. An dogs caught without the license tag the owner* wM Ik? wubject to u fti*. of Twenty ($30.00) Dollars, The following School Dis t rifts have - 1 m ???!'? I levies: ? School ' I>l*trlct No. 1 28 , School District No, 2 K ! School District No 8 * | Sc hool District No. 4 8 ? School District No. ft $ tchool P'flt'ljL'i No. 6 A School district No. 7 H i school l Hstrlct No. 8 ........ 4 School 1 >f?Hrl<t No. 0 4 i School District No, 11 5 i School District No. 12 II | School Dlntrlct No. 18 8 School District No. 14 .. ? 8 SchOO' Dlstrct No. 1ft 8 School DUtrlct No. 16 . _ 4 School District No, 17 .... 5 School District No. 18 ........ 4 School District No. 11) , 4 School" IT. strict No, 20 4 School District No. 21 - - 4 School District No. 22 18 School District No. 23 .... ? , i School' .District No. 24 8 School District No, 2ft ., ^ 8 Schoo' District No. 26 ^ & School District No. 27 8 School District No. 28 ..... 8 School District No. 20 8 School District No, 30 ? , ? ~ 8 School District No. 31 . 8 Scheol District No. 82 ? ? 8 School District No. 88 ? 8 School District No. 34 8 School District No. 8ft ?. ? ? 8 School District No. 36 ? 8 School District No. 37 2 School D'.strict No. 38 8 School District" No. 30 8 Schoo' District No. 40 . 17 School IHKtrict No. 41 8 School District No. 42 . ? 8 School District No. 43 4 School District No. 44 ? 8 School District No. 46 8 Schoo] District No. 47 ......... 8 The poll tax Is $1.00. All ablebodied mate persons from the age of twenty-one (21) to sixty (00) years, both inclusive, except res Idents in incorporated towns of the county less than 2.500 inhabitants, shall jay $4.00 ac a road tax except ministers of the g?sprl actually In charge of a congregation, teachers em ployed In public schools, school trus tees. and persons permanently dis abled In the military service of thlt State and persons who served in the war Hetween the States, and all per sons actually employed in the quaran tine service of this state and all res idents who may l>e attending schoo, or college st the time when said road lax shall become due. Persons rialm inc disabilities must present certifi cate from two reputable physicians of this county. All information with reference to taxes will t>e furnished upon abdica tion. D. M, McCA SKILL, County Treasurer. The New FRANKLIN $1950 New'7 Body New Motor This new Franklin has remarkable ability and good looks. The greater power and speed of the New Six Cylinder Motor are fully expressed in the New Body. It is longer, lower, roomier ? more snip. And the new pressure air coo'ing system guaran tees perfect motor performance under conditions that would step any other engine made. This is the safest car on the road and the fastest in a day's run. No o'.h^r rides iike it, handl OS so easily, stands un so well! or is sc economical. Five passengers. Aluminum body. Finest leather and curled hair upho'.sterv. New instrument board and fittings. . New demountable rims. The greatest mo tor car value and the lowest price in 21 years ? .$ 1 950 f. o. b. factory. GEORGE T. LITTLE, Distributor Kershaw , Lee and Sumter Counties 631 DeKalb Street , Camden , S . C . ?