The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 25, 1924, Image 4
Hit CAMDEN CHRONICLE
II. I). MJjBB Kditor and Publisher
I'ublinlicii i-vcry Friday at No. 1 109
Broad Htroot and enton-J at tha Cum.
dun, ?S?nith Carolina po.itofficc as
tecoiid. class mail matter. Pri.c<< p?r
annum :.v!<? .?
Cjmtdvn. S. I'riday, April 2f>, 1924.
The best sign thai Camden real
estate is on the up-grade is the fu-t
thai many <U-al* have, been made in
recent we eks. Around sixty thousand
<{?>Uar? outside capital has been* in
?? ted mi l iiimIcii realty within the
pa I >. ? . I New homes are hi jntt
built in every aection of the city, and
we hear of two now ht recta to be
opened up in Jth? near future which
will provide excellent building lots
for those deniriitg to own their homes,
There ftrti no houses to rent and ivul i
est fit e dealers have tall dai)> for
W'ritid home >.
ft - ,
, Wi". Rj;iVI thai. v.'. were out of
town and could not he present" at the
open session of the council when Mr.
Kendall appeared 01 the interest of
the Wateree Mills. VVe hud a I'epn
>(.:nij4tiv?: Uieie hoy/ever, and a report
is carried in our naws columns. We
lijndi ' I ( 1 1 1 1 1 that ..nice Mr. Kendall's
explanation of his plan there vie
tftariy who'* favor his proposition who
were very pronounced against it at
first. ? The mat tor will very likely be
fji esentcd to the voters at an early
date, and we believe that he will be
granted the cnuci.'.<oion:> asked for
when the matter is put before the
people in a clear light. As for our
part we would readily take over our
share of the extra taxation in order
to procure this immense additional
enterprise for our city.
A clean town i.s not one which' is
? lean for two days in the spring but
one which remains spie and span
throughout the. year. That fits Cam
den exactly. We have one of the
prettiest towns in tiu? South and it
can he kept beautiful by a little more,
cleaning and painting.
-* ' ?;/ hi - - t- n
M.viii^ ( ladet Kobort II. McCully,
~'i, son ot Col. and Mrv. t'. K. Me
Cully nf (!reen\ille, was killed Thurs
day night when the; airplane in which
he was /lying over Kelly Field, near
San Antonio, Texas, crashed to the
ground following ihe explosion of the
gasoline Associated Press dis
patch* s < I' fh< tragedy having been
> oidit ;:n d by a telegram received Fri
day mot tunc, ov Colonel McCully.
' ..il l MVrt. , McCully left
? ' I i ? i ? J-i ? ? : 1 1 . ? I ' ) 4?\lork Friday
aft., ? r: f- ?: Man Ant anb?. Cadet
NK t u; y u.i. flying with Lieutenant
S. 1 r. ' i . ? 1 ; . Myjiu> in^ti uct<>> ,T.?r
Ke-lv v.h'ii f h ? plane ei ashed,
iin-ii v i he' rrrfr \va- ;.v\e:*it
thu: !.??.;? .h . tla " i Lvu
t ' i I' v . 1 wa in -t : u> ? up.*; I
I'- [?! '?* < * ' ; 1 1 m Mytng. The
!r. j.-.u'k. Tongue > of
1 1 a Hi c i t eloped the plr'M". The
"i } ? ? r ?? ?? ; i n f the wings soon
ignite. ?: avl a landing was impossible.
The plane b"g:jn falling. Control was
I as on the field was heu'tl.
\ 'a.! e I it; n't d I. > i he -qiot, but
ti" "a't ');,!> lii .smoldering ashes
? >' lie . 'i| iii... !.>.?? 0rifl ( he he'
? I 1 i ' ' ! '.he <*m? let and
i 1 1 1 1 { < : a i \ .. : i\ ? , i.i n< e u hen
f ? e II ; . ! .
? hM ? .1' . jury .ot ^ oi l; i nimty ;?>
1 1 ;>i ' Ja\f. wi'ck tailed the atten
'."H t.f t ) ? e (?>urt t ? ? flic great iiuin
t;< 1 1 i t \ paftie. that, escape with
pnni.shuuir that i.^ tntirely t<?. light
.o he, lit m .'niiii1 ins! w n. ? . ',ii.-ii they
iaugri at oal tlie oentence.x and goes
? a In ?> "If i dis< .'Uiagi : g t ?? a
t ? fu' ..ificer t.i ;? :he gUl'' v I's
? i|* : ; ; 1 1 > i ? i s ? lied when h.- ha > dis*
ehargt i h tlu y in apprehending the
? i M.'nai . ?' procured the evi h-ie e of
h v g'li't." There's no chance what
ever tea* the bootlegger evil v\ ? 11 ever
h? f n up as I?iIik as tines are iin
ni.v.d With t!? ?? huge profit to he
ot; - i .it.vit ?'?ilfii :n liquor the
< a." pay nn ? normou -
'I'e 1 : ? ? i r.,,et the money llut
?a ' ? ii ;. I w d! t he.tc diont s and
? a ;; i a : a i .? } at t . wo: k on I he
?. ouiit\ ('.aii |.'arii; there will he a
diiTeo tin**. Tl:e judges- of South
' ar ot : 1 1 hrtv e i! wit hin t heir
I ?o w? ? * ' hveak up the liiju-o htisi
ness , . ? . ! 1 ' i . ? *j ?? i in a in i n i
ni'an.. !. . ;!.. }>. ..n. . ??f hack
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Aoi?!Iut li.ilif iltad. J Kit i tor.
\\V 1 -.liA.'l !}).? i ditoiial lawn
t ;.!{???: b : J 1 . ciniliili-nt ialiy
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not ? I ? ? ? i -j ^,vi*n that an i
? ' t ?( t ! ? r. u i : I !>?' I'.i-'i! by City ('nun. il j
??n tho- fir-? M ??v!ay in May, bfinuj ;
?hc fifth da>, fur the ' .Mowing cit} I
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( tnc ( haf uf i ' ? >' i. i
One Servant of i''.1' .
Thr?f Poliretncti
One Street C(immi.vt:uni
One City Clerk and Triaauic:
()#?? C I ix k Kwspfr
Dm- Firo Truck Driver
Applirntion?* for abovr p-tsjiions
will have to he filed not la??-r than
12 M. Monday, May fiifth.
f-iy order of City Council
If. C. &IN(rLETON,
City dork nrH Trea<?nrer )
General News Notes
The pennaylyanitt '.ae hoard of
?pardons has refused to commute tho
death sentence. of Wylio Morgan, a
degenerate, who more than a year
ago murdered. a six-yoar -old child in
Philadelphia.
John M. Moore, deposed as presi
dent of the Fidelity National Hank &
Trust company of Kansas Oity, ten
days ago, on the discovery of an al*,
h ged shortage in the hank's funds of
? : niio. .lied ai his h<.m?> in thaV
city Thursday nfgrht after being un
conscious ^Por several days.
' ' ? . '
Nikola (iuonoflT walked into the
A lll?Tr. 'Ill C < > 1 i > II L 1 1 ? ' at .' '.olia, Bulga
ria Friday, a:-ked the consul certain
questions, a.nd then jumping to his
. . . ? t . : houted, "This ip A nu i H.a'i
koil!" shot. himself to death. Ifis ob
ject heloi? ?Nal he 'might leave his
fortune to the Macedonian cause, and
dying on* American 'Soil was the only
way this could he "accomplished. On
his person wfl.v found f>0,()00 levas,
( Unitarian monoy ) and in
American currency.
Mary K. Lobar, aged 1>9 years,
smoking a pipe,, walked into tho
c-iiniy treasurer's office of Monroe
county, I'a., Friday and applied for
a fishing license. She is said to bo
tho oldest angler in the state. She
said she bad -been smoking a pipe 75
years. ?
Mabel Walker. Willubrandt, assis
tant attorney general oC the United
States, in an address before the
Daughters of the ^American " Revolu
tion in Washington Friday*, made an
appeal to the Daughters for them
to got behind the enforcement of all
laws, and especially the prohibition
laws of the country. She told her
hearers that there is much danger to
America from the law violators in
side the country as there js from
enemies oiltside.
Governor Smith of fSew Y orK has
pardoned .Gussie Humann, sent to
Auburn prison about two years ago
for a term of seven to fifteen years
for perjury in trying to help her
sweetheart and the father of her un
born child escape a charge of murder
by sweating to an alibi. Iler child
was hot n in the Auburn prison.
Durp.g the session of the Federal
t up' L, .Judge K. Yates Webb, prc
s;d;ng, which closed in Charlotte Sat
urday afternoon, ? 1 defefi'Tants were
fvu d and "V", were swnt to prison.
A laige lui.nlu'i of tin convictions
w. . e Tor violation of the liqilor law<.
Two firemen wre fc illed at Mont
clair, .N. Saturday when Ihry came
in contact, with a radio aerial wire
that had blown across an electric
power w j re carrying a voltage of 2, ?
iOO vo!t>. The charged wire was
finally broken by another lireman tvT^o
?grasped tlv wire with her hare hand 4
.and snapped it.
Fifteen perse.".:; in Chicago an un ?
? icr the care of doctors following a
. upper party Friday' night. The dec
tors think the (if teen are victims of
glass poisoning, and .Ml la Itedhich, a
discharged maid, is held on suspicion
o'- doing the poisoning,
Ycgnir.cn i rack' c the safe in a
N ( v. York cafe earl> Saturday mom
in, and >;ot away with 000 i'i
cad:. ? . The safe was cracked with
tf'W bars and other pieces of steel.
M ASTKU'S SAI.K
i Stair nf -S..uth ' a !??..>!! ?!u.
i 'uiintj of Kershaw,
(Court of Common I * 1 ? ? - ?
j !! M k?*nn??dy, I'la tnl tlV.
I
V*.
j W ( IVrry, International Af*rirul- ,
1 11 1 11 1 ( 'or porat iun and Springs
Hanking and Mercantile fmnpiiiiy,
I )? 'v n<!ant>.
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I r. i ?? .in order <.? t'* his Honor, M. L.
, liv nhani, Presiding Judtfc in the Fifth
I Judicial Circuit, dated March
' 1 1 "J ? , I w!! sell to the highest bidder
j :iL public auction for tjisdi before the
j Kt v haw County Court. House door, :n
j < rede'.), jau! State, during the
! Isoui.s of f?aU? <>n iht* first Mon
! <!;i> he in;; (tie liifth day of May, ID'JI.
? ? i i ? ? \\ r-.j; described re.'il estate :
" \:! that pure. par. e! or tract of
I !a:vl. "I'liiile, 1 \ l n vr and be;n?: in tlx
.v,a'i > f Suith ('arn'.iM, ( Ojnty of
1 K ? '* -...w. near Liberty Hill, hintr on
:l : h i ii n nf Sin^li ton < "m k. e -n
t . ? ?> ??.(? hundred forty nv< i.UM
, . r? iv ? i r.r !e>s and l'finj; desi<^
? i <-. No. 1 up^n th? pint
' ! J: Nf dd^y. Surveyor.
? . < ? J.. . . I'.'Cl, of !! , Cub.
' ? ? i -ta'.i' of F. (?. Perry.
I ' . ! . ' !.im I nb-ive di scribed is
; !? 1 1 ' {?? ! ' ? ? North by trait No. i.
i :hi pi. tv.i-? N ,.f Mr-. F. H. Floyd and
I 1 1 a? t N" ? it.'- prfUii-ii-.x of Louis
, l\ rr> . '.mi tin I .? -t l>y lands <>f Pat
I terson and hy land- ? . 1" K. H. Floyd
nmi l\v fait No. L! of the said sub
division, the premises of Mrs. F.va
McCoy; on the West by said tract
No. "J and by lands of Mackey .Jones
Company, the said tract nf land is
a portion of a larger tract of which
F. (I. Perry died seir.ed."
Anyone de.sirinpr to bid at the said
*a!?' >hail first deposit with the under
signed Master a certified check or
cash !>>f the sum of One Hundred
($100.00) Dolara as an evidence of
gnod faith, whieh deposit shall be re- j
turned to the unsuccessful bidder or
bidders at the conclusion of such Rale. !
B. B CLARKE,
Master. !
April 17, I v<24 j
A negro named Luke Ad a ma, re- j
cently released from the chain gang,
wan lynched about three mile* from j
N'oi why ill (>! ftllK' I'Ui !? county M 1 > n
day morn i tig,
'j\n thoutanU u<c>ai miners, otii
I )!*>>?? <1 iii t'.o to 90 Kentucky coal
mint's, arc on a Ktrike, b^cauiw of
inability to nt-n ? ?t ia t ?? a wage itcalp.
Mrs. Myrtle llmviuan Hayea, whq
went on trial in Now York, last week
on a charge of nccujuL decree forgery,
her victim being Chaelen M. Schwab,
on Monday entered a plea of guilty
of attempted forgofy. Sin? wil be
Kent to prison for one to two years. '
Her counxel claim that she will not
live out the year.
The Japanese naval department j
has announced that ii will cost 344G?- 1
P()0.0Qj) Ao.-tmt.ke trood the naval leasts
occasioned by the earthquake of la ?t
September.
*? i
Wants? For Sale
FOR SALK REASONABLY Twcw) J
ridintf hnhit~4wd boots. Telephony |
483?J, Camden, S. C. 4-pa i
f*ET A COOL cushion for your car,
on sale at Burner's Oarage, Qam
4?vit &.'<? $*589
WE 8KM< used parts for all makes
of cars. Apply .to our yard or seo
I). Snyder, Camden, S. C?, for in
formation. 4-tf
WANTED ? Position by y o u.n <
married man as Ford car or truck
driver. Address "C. B.," cafe of
The Chronicfo, Camden, S. C.
S 4-G-pd
FOR SALE ? At a bargain, one 1924
model Star touring ear. New tires
and in perfect running condition
Reason for selling, not needed.
K. L. Wooton, Camden, S. C. 4-pd
FOR SALE ? One Ford roadster in
good condition. Apply to James
? Bums, s. n. o^isb
i
WE BUY all kinds of scrap iron,
brass, copper, lend and inner tubes.
Wt pay spot cash for wrecked auto
mobile 8. Write or cpll at the
Snyder Store, Camden, 8. C. 4-tf
FOR BALE? Five thousand rosemary
. treeu on the stump fit for sawmill
purposes, within three miles of the
wutskiils of Camden, S. between
? ho Southern am! S. A. L. Rail;
ways. Apply to 11. R. Clarke, Agt.
3-sb
FOR SAI'E Kight milch co\vs, can
bo HbOU at 810 Mill street; J. R?
Zemp, Camden, S. C. 3-sb
I.OS1VA brown leather traveling
bag, Saturday . between Heath
Spring;! and Camden. Fhider
pleas? write or wire C. N. Sloan,
504 Worthirigton Avo., Charlotte,
Nr. C. 1 p4
FOR SALE? One cow giving four
gallons milk per day. Will freshen
in ii few days. Apply Mrs. Joo
Shebeen, 1514 Mill street, Camden,
S. C. I pd
NOTICE- A Ford touring car top
cover and rear curtain, complete,
Standard material for $?>.()0 at
. JJuri iic's.
iJlSAlM'BAItlNG Luggage .Carriers
at Burner's for $2.25.
STOP wasting gafc, oil and spark
plugs by installing a set of Cam
Shaw piston rings, cost no more
than the ordinary kind. Pettigrew
& Hough, at City Oarage, Camden,
S. C. ' 4-Gpd
WANTED- -Reliable man1 with sales
ability to represenjt us in Kershaw
County and others in South Caro
lina. Man 'accepted must bo in
position to finance himself to tho
extent of $100 cash * which is
handled by him, a proposition of
merit and open to investigation; if
. you are willing to work about six
hours daily you can make $50 to
$75 weekly; only 28 counties left in
South Carolina. Write, wire or call
at our South Carolina office, tJib
son Distributing Co.," 128 1-2 Mor
gan Square, Spartanburg, S. C.,
Over Goldb$Fjf*flfr;~ 4-pfl
L08T-? On Thursday, April 10th, one
adjustable tripod, somewhere be
tween Camden and Wateree river
bridge*. Tripod contained letters
"T,25, S. C. H. D." Finder please
return to Camden Chronicle ftffic?
and receive reward, Camden, 8 C.
8-4-pd
WE CAN GIVE you a replacement
for your car in 12 hours notice
Burner's Garage* Camden, S, C.
3-5-sb
| FOB SALE? Three Ford toui in?r
i cars, one Foi^l truck, all in A-No. 1
hope. Terms to responsible
i l?tl> i I Ad(ire?s. U, N. Myers.
LJ Broad Street Filling Station, Cam
1 den, S. C. 2-tf
! SI'KINGS for all cars, at Burrier's
j \ Garage, Camden, S. C. 3-5sb
; imr -Around March 1st one mate
[ hound dog, white with brown ears
I vi.nd hpnxyn specks, Scar oyer right
i eye. Liberal reward for return or
| information leading to recovery,
j U. K. Connell, rte. :T, Camden, S, C.
2-3-4? pd
1 UADIATjOKS ALL MAKES repaired
lUU) repla<-:-d at Burrier's Garage,
Camden, S. C. ? 3-5sd
1 ARM KKS ' ATTENTION We have
? the agency in Kershaw and sur
rounding counties for the . Farm
electric, the Ford Parts Plant. This
plant has everything on the market
heat in the way of farm lighting
' and power. We have one of these
plants mounted on a Ford truck
and will be glrnl to make a demon
stration at your farm at any time.
This plant also can he seen at our
, place of business. Can be bt*ght
on easy payments to suit you.
Beard's Battery Service, Phone 48d,
Camden, S. C. 2-5pd
FLAT KATES on brake lining work
and repairs at Burrier's Garage,
Camden, S. C. 3-5sb
CALL 'The Ever Ready Pressing Club
for cleaning, pressing, altering and
repairs. Phone 150-J. Prompt ser
vice, reasonable price. J. S. Gam
ble, Proprietor, 850 Broad Street,
Camden, 9. i;. 38tf -
FOR 8ALK? ' Tomato, cabbage, pop
per am! flower plants. Cabbage
plants home grown and climati%Ml.
Apply to B. H. Batim, Canute*,
S. C, , j 3-6ag
FOR RENT? Five office rooms *
building upstairs* corner o t Uroad
and I>eKali> streets. Newly paintal
and in goofl 'condition with toUc*
and lavatory on floor. For further
particulars apply to F. M. Zema,
Camden, 6. v. ' sSt
REWINDING ? Armature rewinding.
KW-Miii' irons, fans, etc., repaired.
!>. J. Creed, Carolina Motor Co..
Camden, S. C? <lay phone 210, night
phone 29G-J. 50-fcf
TUB FARM ELECTRIC is so reliable
that it can run day after day, week
after week, month after month, and
year after year with a minimum v(
care, and it is very economical ia
fuel consumption. Beard's Battery
Service, Camden, S. C, 2-5jW
NOTOUR ? We want every Farmer t#
let us demonstrate the Ford Parte
IMant to them. , It doesn't matter
what kind of a plant you now have
wo want you to. investigate thli
one. Beard's ilattery Service,
Camden, S. C. , 2-6p4
FOR SALE?Attractive bungalow oa
Lak<% View Avenue, with view of
Lake. Price low and favorable
term*. Apply to Henry Savage,
Camden, S. C. _ 49-sk
MONEY TO- LOAN? -I am prepared
to negotiate loans on approved Real
Estate Mortgages. , E. D. Blake
ney, Attorney, Camden, S. C.
?15tf ' ' ,
WANTED ? Poplar, Ash, and Cypress
standing timber. Will figure witji
you on any size tract. Give full
details in first lotter. Hoffmaa
Lumber Company, Columbia, S. C.
35tf
THE FORI) PARTS PLANT-^-It is
so simple that any one, anywhere,
at any time fan understand, oper
ate and maintain. Call us for a
demonstration. Phone 486, Beard's
Battery Service, Camden, S. C.
7" 23>pS
Such popularity must be deserved
Popularity isn't luck. How
well the big stars of baseball
know this.
And in mcrchaquftsing as in
baseball, big socct*W is scored
only by deserving it. A product,
too, must "deliver the goods."
Everywhere men arc turning by
thousands from other cigarettes
to Chesterfield. For a reason!
Chesterfield has given smokers
convincing proof of finer quali
ty ? for here's quality you can
taste !
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
ifawik
millions!
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