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TAKE ON MOKE I.AWYKKS Two More Added To of Mrh. \N 1111 n Mild Tow ilM'lld The a' - adv hr.fliaJ.t array of rour ? SC. i !: I>? ' >| ~ i < i * - It ' he line < f I lie i state aga.r..-' Mr* K'he WilHn and Henry IowiimmI, < barged with -lu> ir.g the husband <>f tin- former, Sheriff ( Sam I' Willi-, M<t|uir?-d t ? oth? r !e gal light? r>: rn i;g when Co! K M Bl> the and l'i.;. !< r A Bur. ham. we1 ? retained L> t hi dider.dar.t s In add.'nn ' > 'in -troi.g line up of a'.torni > - f- ' hoth -tat and the di 'ensr, t r.i 11 i.i .{ ill-Id anytime '.hi* year .i- it m a -?i in- alfno-t -uu. that it a I. be, a ill 111* \ i . o |? something of jtn unu-uai .-ituation .n that tin father of one of the parln .puting attorneys will lie on tin- bench. .Judge Mil- | ledge I. Bortham, of Andersdn, will' preside o\er the August anil October) terms of general sessions court and if ! tin* Willis Tow tine n?l ease is tried dur j ir.g either term, Judge Bonham will preside user his M,n as well as over other lawyers engaged. Tins situation is not expeited to j huvi anj 1m.wing on the ta.si- so far as a continuance move is concerned; i ther by tin- state or defense. A- the line-up now stands, tin- array of haui-ters i.-: For tin- state, Solicitor J. G. I .eat her w ood, assisted by Former Solicitor 1). M. Sne ak, of Greenville; Solicitor J. I.yles Glenn, of Chester, and Former Judge Mendel I,. Smith, of Camden; for the defense: ( ol Alvin II. Dean, senior counsel, and ins partners, W. C. Colhran and ((i. \\ ye ho; James H. Price and James l>. 1'oag and Messrs. Blythe and Bonham. Virtually the same attorneys are engageil in the case as were involved in the noted second trial of tile Hesters. The State is still expecting to call the case to trial on August 22, or soon afterwards. Fridays Greenville News Death of J. A. Williams J amies A. Williams, who for the past five years had Ixmn making his home in Rock Hill, died at his hdme in that city on Saturday last following an illness of about a year, and ins remain* were brought to Westville Sunday afternoon for bur- ' ia! in the cemetery at Bethany church of which he was a member for a j number of years. Mr. William*, who passed h s sixty fourth war June 1J, was horn | and rear ed in Kershaw county near j '!u' town ol Kershaw and resided in I this vie: rut y until a few years ago. He was reared by Mrs. Ann Thorn, if, the Hanging Rock community, now in j her ninetieth tear, who visited him! recently at Rock Hill, and was able! ath-i ! h - funeral a!-,.. She fok j l'bai p. . ' ? m u b.i-u !>. w as uf. ,,r- ' phan of . h - ;i. v 1 hi f |M r.1 -e? \ u e- A . e . .;;, i n I r<' ' ' 'hart Bapt: -: . hu:a h. t he follow : g 'M :-'er- tak rg par' -rt the serti.e- R.t W .1 Spr.r.kle. na-to.-1 "f x : Bapti?r hu- en. Ro, k 'J .! w a. . ti); .c e?i the remains; u v ^ ' falter, o former pa-to: v f M-. W iiiian,-.' Rew 1'. 1 Bhok-j nu,n : ? ' r oj Bi hany i hu ? h, and Re\. ' \| Nea.it Kei-raw. The remams weii laid to rest with the ceremonies of the Woodmen of the World, i f w htih older- Mr Williams was , j member. in trie presence of a large 1 1 umbi r of ri latives and friends, * cumber ot w hum aw uiupanie.i the family from R p Hid. M W . I;ams - -urv i\ eil by his a at 11 w . -or;-, four daughters and! t ??.; t, j .-.aiuhti r Kershaw F.ra I * I tie: man ,-ie,a . i ude form of! var!" ! a. 'J. u-eij by I.oril Lister in! May. im'.h. was -he f.r-t anttsepticj used s-n-gt i ( I AIMS I'AKHKI) BY THE COIN-! IV BOA HI) OF DIRECTORS FOR KERSHAW COl NTY. Al'Gl'S'l 2. 15)27. J. 11 Sowed, *25 bushels cvrn ? 25.00 Have* Pharmacy, mtdiciiif ....8.10 ,M D> l a d Service Station, gua >!.: . and ml 25.'J I Kershaw Mercantile and Bankd.g < *>mpun>, supplies 382.23 S I \S llmms, corn , . .30.47 h<i-haw I umber < ompany, luinixT 25.34 J K 5 ncent, 20 buMK-lft of corn 20.00 1 hryatt ' arson < 'ornpany, suppi ic* 545.57 I. B 1 ruesdel, -alary self 100.00 < V. Johnson, -aluiy self guard* and supplies 340.24 (iulf Refining < ompany, gu>oline and <>)I . . 521.07 , Peoples Market, supplies .. .318.24: 1) S. Small, blacksmith work 50.30, Dr (). M (lay, professional service* 21.00 Hlaney Mercantile Company, supplies 206.46 S. W. Rose, salary as bridgekeeper 100.00, J. J. West, salary ?e.f and hired gang 464.70 E. D. JJabney, salary self und guurds chaingang . 450.00 T. H. Rranham, salary self and hired gang 334.62 M. H. Deal, salary self and freight drums grease 120.13 H. E. Munn, salary month July. 125.00 (J. W Muggins and Son, Black- j smith work I 13.00 J. K. I/ee, meat for chaingang.. 23.75 I.. J. Whitaker, shoes 18.00 Springs & Shannon, Inc., supplies 57.05, Camden Furniture Company, cots, pads lamps, etc 41.10' Wolfe-Eichel Company, shoes .. 14.25 j McCaskill and Mollis, supplies chaingang 160.07 H. L. Kchlosburg, supplies chain-* gang 130.20 ( ainden Wholesale Company, supplies' hired gang 58.85 i Mackey Mercantile Company, bolts, spoons, hammers, etc.. 36.14! Rhame Brothers, supplies . . . .545.43 | Burns and Barrett, file, broom, etc 72.08 I W. T. Redfern, supplies 14.55 j No-Nox Service Station, gasoline and oil IT.'.iX ( arolina Motor Company, gas idine and oil 67.40 Welsh Motor Company, rent repair^. parts, etc 84.25 ' Beards Filling Station, gasoline and oil 50.70 I Standard ()il ("ompany. gasoline and oil chaingang 03. pi j City Filling Station, gasoline and ml ] (13.(16 1 Cull Refining Company, gasoline and oil 1 27.50 A. IB Collins, payment . burial Mora or Bailey ... . 10.do Columbia <>tT:,e Supply Comparry, offoco -upply 27.15 Zcmti tP^l mmlicine f a oao gang .. .22.30 "* W . ! 1 g'lie, I i .OilliT, court v"? : ' i - 631.70 J. \\ . 8.inili : . Sal.ii \ i'ai in I'em. \ gent. ,.P1.66 Aon.* M Burg*.--. S.i.ary Home 1 6' m Agent . . ] 36.3,6 1 J " E. Munn. or bearer, drafts paid through Bank of Caiu' ,|('n u)3. r;; i nlumb a Supply Company, suppl i?'s 3.65 .left Hunt Roa*l Machinery < ompany . to apply on ac' "Unt 1000.00 | liaLor. 1 ron Works and Mfg. Co.. supplies 1 1 .(.pii Jenkins Automotive Parts ? t ompany, automobile parts . . .5.00! ( ompton Inspoction Bureau, inspect i*m lumber 12.76 Walker, E\ans Cogswell <'ompany. one charter book 30.76 ( . W . Hirvmore, publishing Director* report 20.00 S. t Zemp, professional serViy,s 82.00 S. F Bcasmgton. M !>.. professlonal services 23 00 S M. Mo< askih. M. I). Professional services 45.00 (< W. Monroe, plumbing at Court House 1 s 50 Southern Bel! Tel. and Tell ( ompany. telephone rent . 33.10 i :tv of Camden Water and Light lb part men: 15.61 i L. t Pearce, corn . 60.75 j John Whitaker, cot n, hay. oats 1>U;- , ' . 02.2.5 i L- I. Pearce, corn 32.00 j Hm.y Savage. 1 600 lb*, has 1 6.00 j J. M. Mtseley. salary as bridgekeeper .100.00 ' I B. Ogburn. -alary as bridgek c*t> }>? : 100.no J learn tietly.*. salai \ and *\HrnP*- 110.661 A I.. DePass. Jr . salar\ and 11mir.al docket* sJ.To W h. Russe 1, s.t ary coroner 4 1 6 ? Walter Jaiobs or bearer, salary.40.00 Lena M I.ineberber. salarv Deputy clerk 75.00 W. L. McDowell. salary and lunacy papers ...... 50.14 B. Met a skill, lumber Id 7 76 M. (i. Pursley. .umhrr 404.00 L L. Ciuy, lumber 10.18 Ru-h Lumber Company, lumrs 40 40 (. arkson Brothers, fence posts. 34.60 Manly Jail Buildmg Company, hammocks * 37 g j J. H. McLeod, salary. jail fees, Mc Nobody's Business J Written lor The (Tronic!*? by Cite' Mc(lif, Copyrj^ht, 1927. SuKgchtcd 1 mpro\ rmriith Well, 1 havn't got much to .-*> about 11, but here's hoping that Cm +. New* From lieulali Section I M i -, < harles I.aney and young js-ns,; <if ( hcruw were the guests of Mr-.' Jt. M Pcarce for several days 'hi-I week. Mr. and Mrs. b. B. Moseley, ? t Sumter were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moseley. Mr. Charlie Bruce has as bin house! guest Mr. Albert Dennis of Remix-rt. | Miss Lucille Smith spent Sunday in Lancaster at tht- home of' Mis>j Sibyl Lingle. Miss Maureen Sowell is visiting re.! latives in Hartsville. Mr. Arthur Smith and his guest, Mr. Archie Lingle, of Columbia, spent several days in Florence and at Myr- j tie Beach as the guests of Mr. and | Mrs. lyegrande Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rush and family motored to Charleston for the w?ck end. Mrs. \' an A. Lingle of Lanca-t> i , was the guest Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. C, B. Smith. The hip worth Ix-ague, of Beulah church held its social meeting last Friday evening at the home of Miss Ethel Sowell. Quite a large crowd of visitors were present from Camden and Sumter. (James and var.?>us contests were enjoyed during the evening. Mrs. S. J. West spent the weed-end in Rock Hill with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ratteree. Miss Sara Bruce is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Truesdell, in Kershaw. Jefferson Hotel Sold Columbia, Aug. 5.?John Cain and his associates yesterday sold the) Jefferson hotel to Baron and Wilson of Atlanta at a price understood to I be in the neighborhood of $1,000,000. The consummation of the deal marked the largest realty transfer ever made in Columbia and one of the bigg<<t in the history of the st?te, Atwater Kent Radio See the new model they are wonderful Buy one and be ready for the world's series base ball, Dempsey - Tunney tight an 1 other big events. ' * Reception conditions are improving now and will get better as the season advanees. We have for sale one model 20 five tube set complete (a tradein) at about half price?wonderful bargain. W. (). HAY Dealer Notice to Cut Weeds Notice Is hereby given tha' everybody must have all weed- :. their premises cut at once. J NO W. WILSON' Health Officer. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Wednesday. August 21th. 1D27. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. I will make to the Probate ( 'ourt of Kershaw County my final return as Executor of the estate of J. (i. ('laston. deceased, and on the same date I w .11 apply to the said Court for a release from my trust as said Exei ut r. E. F. HAMMOND. Camden, S. July 21st, 1927. __ i CITATION State of South Cartilina, County of Kershaw 1 By W. l. McDowell. Esquire. Probate j J udge. Whereas, Mrs. Zoe H. Rhame made suit to me to grant her Letter- of Administration of the Estate of and effects of George A. Rhame. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said George A. Rhame deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate to be held at Camden, South Carolina, on Tuesday, August 23rd, next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, this 9th day >d August. Anno Domini 1927. w. l. Mcdowell Judge of Probate for Kershaw County Published on the 12th and 19th days of Augu-t. 1927 in the Camden ( hronide and posted at the Court Hou?e doer t >. the time prescribed by !;i w . ! I. Ceo'.ey. salary Deputy Sh* iff .125.00 II. M. Eo:d. salary Rural Polite 155.00 W I.. Hur.nicutt, salary. Rural Pol c. man 155.On > P. Watksns. salary. Rural Price man 155.00 ( P. Hilton, salary Rural Policeman 155.00 B. E. Sparrow or bearer, salary self, clerk, stamps. 107,55 J. A. Tbornc. or bearer, salary self and helper 165.00 S. W. Hoguo, salary self, clerk. stamps, etc .82.80 R. F. Gregory, salary self and t ?<hers 214.75 Laurens T. Mills, services clerk, poor fund, envelope*, etc. 342.01 TotAl $ 1*436.94 l- t. mills, clkrk. radiator on Henry Ford'* new car won't leak. And of course, I'd like for the emergency brake to last over a week f possible. And while I'm talking <1 bout it, I sincerely trust that that little ventilator over the cowl won't rattle so. | Hut if he fixes the doors so they | caii be opened without special ap* plianccs for that purpose, and with-, out tunning the risk of losing my religion, 1 ran forget most every thing else. However, while he's at it, he ought to arrange the lights >o's they won't 1 shine up in the trees except during*! possum hunting season. It would1 ceiiainly be nice if the lamps will keep their beams on the ground about .to feet ahead of the driver. I .est 1 forget, 1 hope with all iny heart that he will have a pit-cock so attached that when 1 want to drain my radiator iri the winter time that 1 wont have to stand on my head or ruin all my clothes or get my arm giea>y up to my elbow. And again, but surely he's found out it before now, it would be mighty fine if he would have a radiator cap that can be screwed on without screwing it nearly all day. (it takes a good machinist to get one of them caps on the old model started on right.) It would help to fix the oil gauge so's a man can tell how much oil he has or how little he has without getting down flat of his neck and sliding under the machine, twisting his fingers* off. (If he saves his clothes J at ail when undertaking this job?he has to go home and undress and leave them in the chiffer-robe, and pull the stunt plumb buck), j And then?if he will just make a j car that wont shimmy or blackbottom, I can put up with the dash light | burning out every day or so. Hut I abov<r"*all things, I want the first pay-; j ment to be not over 10 dollars down, and if those terms are made to all Henry can put on a night shift as soon as he gets a machine a-going. I Was Terribly Shocked A few days ago I discovered that the battery in my lizzie was growing weak, and I happened to be passing ! a battery service station at the time | where they examined batteries free of . charge and filled them with water at. i the same price, so I decided to give j the boys a chance to work for me for i nothing. ! The boss of the batterv business i ' came over with a little instrument with 2 ice picks fastened to .it and began to poke around my "juice box" and look at u little watch that was hanging onto the ice picks and every second or two he would shake his head and frown: right then I knew 1 was ruint. The man said: "Looky hear, boy: it's a thousand wonders your battery iiusn't set fire to your women folks underclothes, it has u 'short' in it." 1 told him it could not possibly have done that even if it had a "long" in it too, as they did not wear any underclothes that I knew of. (You see, he discovered that folks who ride in the hack seat of my Ford sit right kerdab over the battery.) I He said he charged batteries and 1 told him I'd take one then, and he got it out and uncoupled my old one, and installed the new one and I was just about to drive off when he said you owe me $1'J.65, and that he would risk my check. I politely informed him that he had just stated that he : charged batteries, and that is the reason I bought one as 1 did not have the cash. Then he tried to I make me believe that lie meant that ! he could pump new electricity into an old battery, but he wouldk even ' then have to get cash in advance for I charged batteries. I saw right straight that we couldn't trade, and he put my old battery back in the car. He told ] me that it would do if I would buy a new set of lead wires and get my cells scraped and remove the lid and 1 throw it away and get 4 bolts for ' connections and remove the acidulated vermin that had formed on the minus and plus posts, all of which | would cost me only $5.67, including ' the distilled water. I , 1 had a notion to turn the old boat over to him and walk the balance of I my life, but my wife suffers with j fallen arches and ingrowing nails' ! and as she was along, I simply had | to get one look from her before maki ing up my mind, and I told the felI low to go on and fix me up, and he j ; did. (That was 2, weeks ago, and j he wrote me yesterday that the bank j I on which I drew the check in pay-j nient for his services refused to pay my check. I don't understand that bank. I have never dope anything to hurt its feelings, and it does look like they ought to accomodate a j guy once in a while. The check was I marked on the back, "no fun," and I . ( it ain't either. But everything will be all right thie , J acres of cotton up already). ? Nobody* liu*ine*a It a man will stand on J street corner about 5 0?c| 7? afternoon, since colk.gt.8 ? he certainly won't agree witl>V'? eriiment that the "j*ach" Z? shoi t, but he'll have ' ? the ir dresses are. Every time I hear lw.i pray in public at our 8U*B vivals I always wonder ifT? got forgiveness for not DJjl for thut barrel of floui a?<j J? | of meat I Hold him in 1017 * | Whiskey is only 1 dollar , J' Toronto, Canada, but the f7j charge about 7f> dollars for'jjj there and back, ao after all k!l booze in just about as ch^pS ing the coat of the coffin. '9 Since Lindbergh made w I money by flying across the Jl ocean 1 wish now that 1 uj up flying instead of farminJH 11 1 ">y gross earning? past year, all in cash, I'd telegram of congratulations. ? suppose it would cost over I ?a.s he has landed back in thi? The M i; i sippi Hood < a used? erty loss of about 10 million? The Red Cross plans on 1? about 14 million dollars to 9 folks get back in shape to I crop. The drought of last ? in the Piedmont section of tl? caused a direct loss to the? in fertilizers, plow tools ?? of something like 32 mtllio::? but nobody ever found it 00? folks here at home and a ft? ing Salvation Army officer*? course nobody got killed, tfl I thing like that, but gasoli? mighty expensive several t? My Uncle Joe on my wif? < the house runs a store 7 |"c hecks for a living. He h?' little store, and his investme]? jnade as follows: Merchandise $ 1 1 Fixtures j Automobile j/fl Residence } Total investment . .$2, J 1 The fiasppers of this countrl I looking for a scientists or a <M or a somebody that will inventfl stick that will paint a color M that can't be kissed off in al night. An indellible stick fl Edison Today A apeliel earner* studv of Thos A F4taon *> He appeared thi* week at Department of Commerce office* where We diecuttcd the rabWr mthaetry?in hit attempt to a iaft eerbetitwie Mr E44eea ?M pTr?k 1J. for Economical Transportation Consistent Progress "M Proved Design have resulted in the most ^ _ in Chevrolet History/ Today's Chevrolet embodies the most amazing quality in Chevrolet history?the result of 14 years of coo* sistent development and improvement. 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