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I CUT HIS STAY SHORT. T?rta?u?M Faith Hwltr Uavca Rock 1 Hill For Other Point*. Hock Hill, Oct. i?.~"Bi.hop" C. M. S Grace, JVtugifeae "faith healer" and tocalled "Hluek Christ," has left Hock Hill. In cutting short hi* ton day engagewont hero after four day*, "Bishop" (trace told his audience of hundreds of negroes and a few white persons last night that he was departing for Winston-Salem, N. (,' # because his services here had failed to attract large enough crowds and he was able to hold only one service a day, where-, a as he desired to hold two. He said through his lieutenants that he "hoped to return at a more convenient date if proper preparations are made for his coming." Rumors of more 'urgent reason* for the "Bishop's" leaving than the absence pf crowds were general but unconfirmed. Much excitement and interest has been evidenced since white robed men, supposedly members of the Ku Klux Klan, passed slowly by the BishopV tent in the negro quarter Frtdiy night. Assistants of the "Bishop" said that he will conduct services in a large tobacco warehouse at Winston-Salem and plans to conduct services later in a tobacco warehouse at Katyigh, N. C. The Portuguese has been the center of much publicity since his sensational appearance at Charlotte, N. C.' , ^ * f> Public Health Notes The following is the report for the month of September: Prenatal visits, 12; Postnatal, 14; infancySTre-school, 28; tuberculosis, 28; other communicable diseases, 10; other nursing visits, ."11; follow-up home visits, .'18; instructive, 18; social service, 42; conferences, 28; not otherwise classified, 18; schools inspected, 3; pupils inspected, 72; defective nose and throat, 09; talks to school children, 2; orthopedic cases treated, 1. With the coming of cooler weather, we find many little children as well as adults without sufficient warm clothing for the winter. Contributions uf clothing for babies, children or" adults will be appreciated. There is also need for a crib for a baby five months old. Will some one "who has a crib not in use kindly donate it to this baby ? Anyone having these articles to contribute, please telephone! Mrs. May field at 205 or Mrs. Brown at 040 and they will be collected. ? Mrs. Louise M. Brown. Cheater Lad Dies of Injuries Chester, Oct. 15.?Ralph Campbell, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Campbell, who was gravely injured over a month ago when the bicycle that he and a boy friend were riding tandem, collided with an automobile, said to have been driven by a woman, died at Pryor hospital Friday. The accident created quite a sensation because the boy, whom everybody highly esteemed, was said to have been hurled to the asphalt street," fracturing his skull, spilling some of his brains, while tho woman made her get-away as quickly as possible It is reported here that officcTa have remarked that -*tiiey "have excellent clues as the party that collided with the boys and this information, if correct, will probably be brought out at the-mtjuest which will be held by Coroner J.' Henry Gladden in Jhe.ncnr future-, He cm-' paneled a jury Friday. Arrested For Breach of Trust. M. J. Frederick Esq.. one of the negro attorneys of this city, has been arrested pn the charge of breach of trust with fraudulent intent. A preliminary hearing which was to have been held last Thursday was waived by Frederick, and he was remanded to jail. I)r. Birnie and others supplied the bond, which was $700, and he was released Saturday. The action was brought by Dr. W. L. Sellers, a negro doctor of F16rence, who claims that Frederick collected the sum of $647.90 , from the receiver of the Equitable Trust Company in April, 1923, and bad not yet turned:the money over to Sellers.? Sumter Herald. Bad Automobile Wreck. ? One man was believed to have been fatally injured and another less seriously hurt as the result of an*automobile plunging from the Pinevillc road into a stump m a Held near the Charlotte speedway Sunday morning. With internal injuries sustained from the ? wreck? Jimmy Smith of Liberty Hill is not expected to live, according to reports from Heath Springs, where the accident victim was taken. C. C Stroup, also of Liberty Hill, was said to have received two broken ribs, but bis condition was not believed to be serious. Both men are said to be employees of the Southern Power company. The machine, which turned ovpr and was found lying on its side -bont twenty-five feet from the road, Z** ConflPletely wrecked.?Lancaster New*. <ARROI.L NANCE INJURED. " Candidate For Governor in l>ate Primary in Auto-Wagon Smash. Columbia, October 15.?Carroll D. Nance of Cross Hill, chairman of the wuys and means commtitce of the 75th general assembly of South Carolina, 'and a candidate this year for the Democratic nomination for governor, wan painfully, though not believed seriously injured, about 7 o'clock last night, when the automobile he was driving crashed into the rear of a wagon loaded with hay, 11 miles from Columbia on the Broad Kiver road, as he was driving Westward from Columbia. The crash carried the wagon and team of mules for the distance of 70 to 100 feet, disemboweling and almost instantly killing one of the mules, and injuring to some extent James Lorlck of Irmo, who was on the wagon, and Man Freshly, negro, of near Irmo, who was also on the wagon. Infor-n iiiation from some of the witnesses near the scene of the wreck last night was to the effect that Mr. Lorick had evidently suffered injuries about the back and was unable to walk, although this information could not be confirmed late laBt night. Mr. Nance suffered a6y$re frrq frees about the head and body, and several deep and painfuf lacerations about the face, hands and head, which required several stitches to close, His condition late lust night* according to attending physicians and attendants at the Baptist hospital ,to which institution he was brought soon after the accident, was considered satisfactory. Bandits Kill and Rob. Elizabeth, N. J., Oct. 18.?Bandits armed with sawed off shotguns held up a mail truck under police escort in the business district Saturday morning and killed one man and wounded two others. The dead man was John Enz, an employee of the Elizabeth postoffice who was in charge of the truck. Jno. Quinn, also a postoffice employee, was wounded and Motorcycle . Patrolman Ohristman, who wus escorting the truck, w?as knocked from his machine when one of the bandits cars collided with him. He w#S shot as he lay on the ground. The bandits got away. It is believed -there 'wore ten or -more in the party. They occupied two automobiles. A payroll of $1(50,000 consigned to the Elisabeth Port .Banking company and intended for the Singer Sewing Machine company was obtained in the Elizabeth mall robbery, according to reports reaching this city. The army mule is still an integral part of?the United States army, the War Department having recently set aside $20,000 for*?the purchase of these worthy animals at $106 a head. ? " TAX EXECUTIONS Under* and by virtue of Bundry tax executions to me directed by Treasurer of Kershaw County, I have levied upon and will sell in front of the Court House door at Camden, S. C.. between the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in November, 1026, being the first day thereof, the following described property, to wit: One tract of land, one hundred twenty-one acres with buildings thereon, in DeKalb Township, bounded as follows; North by property of Childers; East by K. S. Viilepigue; West by 'James Campbell; levied upon and to be sold as the property of Eugene Mickle, for taxes year 1025. ALSO Three acres with building thereon in DeKalb Township, bounded as follows: North by Rufus Gaskins; East by Finley Alexander; South by Robert Anderson; and West by Joe Reed; levied upon and to be sold as the property of Thos. D. Cantey for taxes vear 1926r ALSO t One lot with building thereon, situated in City of Camden, S. C.,?and bounded as follows: North by Dibble street; East by Campbell street; South and West by lands now or formerly of E. H. Dibble; levied upon and to be sold as property of John Pegucs for taxes 1925. ALSO One lot with building thereon, City of Camden, S. C., bounded north by property of Benson; East by Campbell street; South and West by R. D. Belton; levied upon and to be sold as property of R. C. Dow for taxes year 1925. ALSO One lot City of Camden, bounded as follows; North by Daisy Griffin; East and South by J. W. Stover; West by Broad street; levied upon and to bo sold as property of Kizzic Brisbane for taxes vear 1925. ALSO One lot with buildings thereon in City of Camden, S. C., and -bounded as follows: North by Charlotte Levy; South by Moseley; West by Market street; levied upon and to be sold as property of Julius Chapman for taxes year 1925. ALSO One lot with buildings thereon located in City of Camden, bounded as follows: on the North by Julia Alexander; East by J. ,F. Jenkins; South by Laurens Street; West by Campbell street; levied upon and to be sold as property of Peter Baskins for taxes year 1926. ALSO One tract of land, one hundred sixty two acres. School District No. 1, DeKalb Townahip, and bounded as fol low*: North by J. H. Burn*; East by property of Frietag; South by the Water* of Pine Tree Creek; and West by G. A. Guignard, levied upon and to be sold aa property of Gamden Brick Company for taxes year 1926, j ALSO I One tract of land, one thousand twenty-six acres, with .building! thereon, in School District No, 1, DeKulb Township, and bounded as follows: North by lands of Cureton;,East by Camden Brick Company; South by^ lands of H. G. Carrlson; West by Wateree Hiver; levied upon and to be sold as property of G. A. Guignard for taxes year 11)26. i ALSO ?i One lot ahd buildings tbfireon located in the City of Camden, bounded as follows: North by York street; Last by Campbell street: South by colored cemetery; West l>y G. A. Guignard; levied upon and to be sold as property of estate of Cyrus McGirt for taxes year 1926. ALSO Two lots and building located thereon in city of Camden, bounded on the North by E. H, Dibble; East by Church street; South by York street; West by property now or formerly Thomas Levy, levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate J. W. Burke for taxes year 1026. ? .. ALSO Eighty-four acres and building thereon in distriet No. *89, Wateree Township, bounded as follows: North by Joe Cook; East by George Cook, South by Joe Cook; add ?We#t by Nancy Mitchell; levied upon and to be sold as property of Val Mitchell for taxes year 1926. ALSO 146 1 acres apd building located thereon, in School District No. 39, Wateree Township, bounded North by Joe Cook; East by Val Mitchell; South by George Cook; West by W. M. Mitchell; levied upon and to be sold us the property of Nancy Mitchell for taxes for year 1926. . ? ALSO 200 acres with.building thereon, in District No. 39, West Wateree Township, bounded on the North by John ana Henry Mitchell; East by-?-, South by J. L. Kirkland;' West by Etta Quails. Levied upon and to be aold as the property of the Estate of Sam*Mitchell for taxes for year 1926., ALSO 53 acres and one building in District No. 39 Wateree Township bounded on the North by Etta Quails; East by Estate of Sam Mitchell; South by | I John Mitchell; Wfrst by Etta Quails. Levied upon and to be Bold as the property of Willie Mitchell for taxes year 1926./ * ALSO ?Twdlots^with buildings^ thereon located In the City of Camden, S. C, bounded on the North by:.Cfty lot No. 1125; East by Reed; South by Scip English; West by Campbel street; levied upon and to be sold us property of Rev. A. D. Jackson for taxes year 1925.? ALSO One acre in District No. 1 known as lots No. 35, 51, 52, 53, and 54 of Cureton Park, fronting on Ferry Road, levied upon and to be sold as property of J. M. Belton for taxes year 1925. , I ALSO ?-.rrtri: . One lot and building in City of Camden, S. C., bounded on the North < by Wnlnpt street; East and South by] lot No. 13; West by CampbelPstreet; levied upon and to be sold as property of J. L. Alexander for taxes for year 4925. _ ALSO- . One lot and buikiing located in the City of Camden, S. C., bounded on the North by Church property; on the Eas^ by S. M. Johnson; on South by Rebecca and Lillian Sutton; West by Market street; levied upon and to be sold as property of .John Sutton for taxes year 1925. ALSO . ; One lot and bu-ilding in City of Camden, bounded on the North .tttf Joseph'Sheheen; East by George T. Little; South by Arthur Smith; West by Broad street; levied upon and to be sold as property of Jessie B. English for taxes year 1925. ^ BROADCAST WARNING " Kdwurri it. Husing, of > tut ion WJZ, who broadcast the warnings of the Florida hui,rltv;lno ~1 lii^(igT>""'~nn east const chain of radio stations. Undoubtedly many |>eople who heeded the warning eaeajMMl injury ??r possible death by postponing intended trips out to sea or by lenvlng the /one of danger. > ???????????? Poultry Popular Food The people of the United States eat annually more than i.rtOO.fKX") domestic fowls, siudi as chickens, turkeys ducks, geese, pigeons and guinea j fowls. Labial Trick Front a story ?"She switched on the light and with set tips drew the thick sheet of paper from the envelope*." Yos might set your lips and try tkts ?host on Transcript. e ALSO . m One tfact of land 17 acre* School District No. 12, bounded on the North by Mary Belle A r ledge; East by Boykin* lands: South and West by Julius Brevard; levied upon and to be eold as property of W. M. Heed for taxes 11)25. ALSO One acre in District No. 1, bounded on all sides by property as shown on plat of Cureton Park; levied upon and U bc~5bTd -as property of Ida Williams for taxes year 11)25. ALSO One lot and building thereon located in City of Camden, bounded as followa: North by York street, Hast by City lots Ne? 198 to 200; South by lot No. 197; West by lot No. 202; levied upon adn to be sold as property of Sam Bowen for taxes year 1925. ALSO One acre and building thereon in District No. 1, OeJCalb Townshin; bounded as follows: North by lot No. 2$; Last by lot No. 20; South by First avenue; West by lot No. 7, Monroe Boykin Park, leyied upon and to be sold as property of Charlie Addison for taxes year 1025. ALSO Two lots and three buildings, located in City of Camden, S. C., First lot bounded North by lot of Gillis; Fast Fair street; South Hampton Park; west by S. F. Brasington. Second lot- bounded on North by Mrs, E. I. Williams; east by N. C,w Arnett; south by DeKalb Btreet. West by Dunn property. / Both levied on and to be sold as property of G. C. Bruce fdr taxes year 1025. ALSO One lot and building thereon located in city of Camden, bounded as follows: North by David Green; east by S. A. L. Railway; south by Richard Belton; west by Sallie Bolden. Levied nn and to be sold as property of Eddie C. McGirt for taxes year 1925. ALSO One lot and building thereon, located in city of Camden, bounded north by York street; east by Broad street; south by Scotta Salmond; west by W. M. Palmer. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Scip English for taxes for year 1925. ALSO One lot in District 'No/1, bounded north by Manny Williams; east by William Brevard; south by Sallie Carlos; west by Margaret James. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Douglas Carter for taxes for y ear 1925. ALSO ^ "One lot located in the city of Camden bounded north by property now or formerly of Arrantsf east by Delgar Hunter; south by Clyburn street; ! west formerly of E. D. Blakeney. i Levied upon and to be sold as the property Che/lie McGhee for taxes for year 1925. ALSO H One lpt and building thereon in the city of Camden, bounded north by property of Gibbes Scriven; east by Market street; south by ; west by property now or formerly James Brisbane. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of John and Tena Griffin for taxes for year 1925. ALSO Two acres of land in School District No. 1, bounded on the north by S. A. L. Railway; east by Eugene C7 Moore; south by E. Sasportas; west by James Kennedy. Levied on and to be sold as property of B. J. Carlos for taxes for year 1925. -'ALSO ~ Two lots and two buildings in .city of Camden. First lot bounded on the north by Lot No. 5 of Team property; east by Lee Street; south by Hampton avenue; west by lot No. 3 of Team property. Second lot bounded on the north by Duni} and Wittkowsky; east by Broad street; south and west by Meeks property. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Postell Brown for taxes 1925. - . ALSO : One acre in District No. 1, bounded north by lots Np's 86, 87, .97 and 98; east by lots 88 and 90; south by First avenue; west by Sant1 Jones in Monroe Boykin Park. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Dinah Davis for ttfxes year 1925. . ' " ALSO - " One acre and one building in District No. 1, DeKalb Township; bounded on the north by S. A. L. Railway; east by Henrietta Anderson; south by Chas. Chesnut; west by Levied upon and to be Bold as the property of Elizabeth Moses for taxes for yea> 1925. i // ___ ALSO One lot in District No. 1, bounded on .the north by lot No. 152; east by lands of Perkins; soutb by First avenue; west by lot No. 50 of Monroe Boykin Park. Levied upon and to be sold as .the property of Ada Drakefor taxes for year 1925. ALSO One* lot and one building in the city of Camden, bounded on the north and east bv property ' of M. A. Tjeam; south by Robert Shropshire; west by Campbell street. Levied unon and to be sold as the property of Maggie Davis (Perkins.) . ALSO ? One lot in District No. 1, bounded on the North and. east by McCarthy lands; south by^-fealmond properly; west by lands of George T. Little, j Levied upon and to be sold as property of Robert Salmond for taxes for I year 1925. ALSO One lot and building in District No. 1, bounded on the North and east by property of Joseph Reed; south by S. A. L. Railway; on the west by Henry Brooks. Levied upon and to bo sold as property of Frank and Judith Patterson for taxes for year 1925. ALSO One lot and building thereon in District No. 1, bounded on the north by McCarthy lands; east by a road; on south by Scottn Salmond; west by Levied upon and to be Raid as the property of Lula Belle Davis for taxe* for year 1925.? ALSO One lot and building In the City' of Camden, S. C.f bounded on the North by Robert Murphy; on the East by 0 R. D. Dibble; on the South by Hettie Powell^- on the West by Gordan street, -levied upon and t? be " sold as the property of James Jones for taxes year 1925. ALSO One lot and building thereon in the City of Camden, S. C., bounded on the North by R. D. Dibble; on the Eastj by E. H. Dibble; on the South by R. D. Dibble; on the West by Gordan street; levied upon and to be sold as the proptrty of Mary J. Peebles for taxes year 1925. ALSO One lot and building thereon ir\ the City of Camden, S. C., bounded.! on the North by Chestnut street; on the East by Lot No. 16 of l^am property; South by dot No. 18; on the| West, by Campbe<ll street; levied upon and to be sold as the property of Martha Hudson for taxes year 1925. - - . ALS0 - -Nine acres in District No. 1, De4Calb Township, bounded on the North' by F. M. Zemp; on the East by Jane Arthur; on tne South by property formerly estate Henderson Byrd; on1 the West by Caroline McMullen; levied upon and to be sold as property of fr> " ma Jtefton Jones for taxes year 1925. v - Ilso One acre In District NO. X, DeKalb Township, bounded'on the North by Lot No. 8-A; on the East.'by Ella Brevard; on the South by estate of Rebecca E. Lee; on tne.West by lot No. 4-B, levied upon and to be sold as the pronerty of Rosa BfOwii. ALSO One lot and building; thereon, in the city of Camden, S. 0., bounded on the North by Jesse Withers; on the East by?, on West..by Gordon street; on the South by Dibble property; devied upon and to he sqld as the property of Ella Mickle and John Kelley for taxes year 1925. ALSO One lot and building; in District No. 1, DeKalb Township, bounded on the North by lot. No." 6, on the IjJast by estate of James H. : Chestnut;- on!; South by E. C. Sasportas; on the West by Street; levied upon and to. be sold As the prdj&rty.of "the Mtate of3 John Benjamin for taxes- year 1925. Terms of* sale:^C^h.^^^^ Sheriff Kershaw County. ? :? . .. fl.rr Fa GOOD GINNERY > " 1 \ W? arc MttUfying our customers by giving them the very best pottible Turnout end Sample?-jutt what i? needed with the low price of cotton. We are especially equipped for ginning long staple and keeping your planting seed pure. Highest price paid for seed in wagon or car lots. We also exchange meal for seed. A portion of your business will be appreciated. Swift & Co. Ginnery O. J. SMYRL, Manager One of Thousands of Wrecked- Boats Largo motor boat * which, am-buied in tli^ Mlmul harbor when ^Tie slorni broke, was caught in the Hood and swept more quarter of a mile ~ into ili? heart of the city, flnatly resting Jn n vacant nreq n^ar one of the liotols. _ _ < " ... - - - '-:k SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST ? i ? ? ' . ... . . Ail- "t3 w An ostrich has 2h plume* in each wing. 30 , Slot machine* for cigarettes are used in .London. _?-Leeds and brushes were the first writing Implements. There are about 1,000" different kinds of mosquitoes. Altyost 70,(KK) pedigreed silver foxes are registered In Canada. Ostrich eggshelh: were~used ns cup* In ancient times. The Wcolworth building In Neir York elty Is 790 feet htghr King Boris of Bulgaria Is the youngest crowned head 4a <Sqrot)Q. " The average l perfcopli^ till 6 country 4ius about four defective teeth. There' were almost no lakes In .North America before thd glacial period. .V. O ' |{ ' 7.' Jewelry of Quality I Jewelry is a gift that will laat indefinitely if you buy I it at a reliable store, where you may be assured of the I I very best Quality for the money invested. I I You may be sure of courteous attention when you buy t | jewelry at Hoffer's and you are guaranteed that it will I I stand the wear of many years. I We are now showing a most artistic stodrcf tthof ' I a piece or set for every occasion. Come in and inspect I our showing at your leisure. a I JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS a