Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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11- pi' I I III..JI II 1 till I I I q F. I). ?4MM)|*LK Jewelry Watches Diamonds DeKalb Street Camden, S. C. - State In&pectorH for the South Carolina Highway Commission last week caught 407 uutoists in the Stute violating the lawv prohibiting the driving of a car without proper license tags. , The inspectors are making a round of the entire state. Federal agents caught three New Jersey bootleggers who dumped sour mash a aire am which killed the fish. Evidently "dead fish tell tales." K I.e?v? laiUertt for Theic Children .Jane Gray, nine-year-old daughter of Judd Gray, electrocuted in New York last Thursday night, will receive a letter from her father on her birthday each year until she ia 21 year a old. Juat prior to hi* execution at Sing Sing, Gray turned over u packet of letters to his attorney with instructions that one be delivered to bin daughter each year. The letter* were written by Gray at the prison. Mrs. Kuth Snyder, executed the mime night, also left a letter to her nine-year-old daughter, Loraine, and one for her mother. Neither Gray nor Mrs. Snyder had seea their daughters since their confinement i? Sing Sing. In the village of Tuscarora, Nevada, there ia no public school because, of the fifty inhabitants, none are less thun twenty years of age. We always like those people wko are kind to dogs and horses. The more t rifling; the man the more patent pencils and fountain pens he seems to carry around in his vest pockets. Some of the wise old business men can "smell" a crook just as an oldfashioned doctor could "smell" a case of typhoid fever. Every husband wonders what his wife does with all the money ne brings home, and every wife wonders why her husband isn't able to bring home more rnt^ey. About the only things some people are able to save are trading stamps, cigar coupons and tinfoil. A man could be surer about liking his wife's new gown if he kne-w what it cost. When some people pay a compliment they act as though they wanted a receipt for it.?Type Metal Maga7 inc. I IMKH. IttKNK MclNTYHE WAI,. ' HKIIK1K: National I'rrtiidrnl The American l.exion Auxiliary. T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian Day Phono 30?Night Phono 114 CAMDEN. S. C. N. C. ARNETT R E A I, ESTATE Loan and HavUgu Bank Building OUR SERVICE INCLUDES A CANDID PRESENTATION OF Ol'R LISTINGS AND UNTIRING EFFORT TO SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS * 1 n< RHAME BROTHERS INCORPORATED The Purina Feed Store Cow Chow and Chicken Feeds Our Specialty, Hay, Oats, Corn, Arab, Prompt Delivery Our Motto. PHONE 92 CAMDEN, S. C. >4 1 1 ' " ?' ?? Americanism Versus Many Other "Isms" (By Mrs. Hugh*) Tiudal, Auxiliary President) The A me ri tan legion program has always been one to uphold and perpetuate the ideals and traditions of America. To uphold and defend the coiiKtitutiou of the United States. In every way celdbratiitff and observing our great National anniversaries and holidays. In February, 1927, a great conference of home thirty patriotic women'* organizations met in the city of Washington, Mrs. Alfred J. Bresaeau, the president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Mrs. Adalin W. McCauly, national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, called this patriotic conference on National liefenae, as a means of planning to combat the communist or world revolutionary movement, that la getting auch a stronghold on America. , This is. to be done by education and instruction of the womens organizations, that they may not be alarmists, but that they may be on the alert and oh guard for the security of America. As one authority stated, "There is a menace that is striking day after day with constantly increasing power ut the very foundation of our Republic. The time to act is now?the danger is apathy?the enemies of Americu count upon the failure of the right thinking American generally, to arouse to the danger in time." There are many isms?but very little difference among them?Communism, Socialism, Bolshevism, Sovietism. The germ of the present dav socialism is found in the old cult, known as the order of the Illuminati, founded in Bavaria in 1776, by Adam Weishaupt. Its six foundation principles are the same today as they were then? The destruction of government The destruction of patriotism The destruction of property rights. The destruction of right of inheritance The destruction of religion The destruction of marriage relations The Communist are appealing to the women of the country to work for the disarmament of the nation, as a means of establishing a world peace. Naturally she is misled by false doc- ' trines, which are "far from the sacred cause of peace. So these ultra-pacifist organizations have developed all over the country, opposing all plans of the government and of patriotic authorities to establish wise provisions for the protection of America in case of war. The Auxiliary is peaceloving, but not pacifist, and agree with the defence provided by national defense, act of 1920, which provides a standing army, that.is not large; a reasonable. National Guard, a safe reserve force, the citizens military truining camp, the Naval program, the Air service program, and proper development of the Chemical Bureau, a plan which is our surest and wisest insurance for peace. In every country except Germany, there is a large standing army. France is afraid of Italy today, because of her large standing army, and the need of more territory. Since the "Society of Illuminati" was fonped, there has (been an intent to use the women in working out the schemes of the leader*, Weishaupt, the leader said "Through women we may work the best in this world" and today the very idea is being put into practice by the pernicious influences at work in our Republic. * Karl Marx organised the first international Communist group, known as the first International, which caused discontent and dissatisfaction among the people which finally culminated in the French revolution, and also responsible for the terrible blood shed in the Paris commune, after the overthrow of the French government in 1871. The second International came in 1890, and lasted until the world war, after which the radical element overj threw it, and the now existing third , International was formed. It is a ! radical organization supported by the \ Red advoctaes all over the world, is now in full operation and designs the . overthrow of the existing government and contemplates the establishing a J revolutionary government. The youth movement is the best section of the Communist Interna; tional. as boasted by the president | of the Communist International at t Moscow: "This has crept into our j , schools and colleges and many of our churches- too." ; The youth movement is defined by | M >a Schwed. formerly field worker for trie National association for constitutional government, ns "A purely desttuctive movement, camouflaged | education an progressdfidsnn isaa a- education and progress, engineer^ \ J* '* 1 -? ~' ?r ^ irr=- > ? * - -** ed by socialist or bol?hovist?, bttfc really attacking: religion, morality, patriotism, discipline aud authority, especially that of parent* over children. It is endorsed by the so-called National Student* Forum and alao by many other disguised socialistic clubs." The Students Forum has organizations co-operating with it in some of our beat known universities. Some of the Pacifist-connected or ganizations are? The American civil liberties union Women's International league for Peace and Freedom Fellowship of Youth for Peace International 1-abor Defense Nationul Council for Prevention of War Young Workers League League for Industrial Democracy Pioneer Youth of America Worker's Party. ' . Another branch of the Communist movement is destruction of religion, which is the advancement of Atheism. As American Legion Auxiliary, it is our duty to keep in touch with our schools, to know what text books are used and know about the speakers which come to speak to our children, as .Communist are attacking our young people in this way. ^ -O The Auxiliary program for the purpose of getting out the vote at election time has been successful to a considerable extent. The government can only be a government of and by the people, and for the people, when the voice of the people are heard at the polls, choosing for office those representatives who will act always for the best interest of America, and her people. Every adult woman today, muse realize that she has a distinct duty to perform in casting her ballot at every election, and she must realize that only through this method can she be sure of the kind of representatives we have in office. The American Legion and Auxiliary have been faithful in service to the men who gave their health, and ' all of their future hopes for this country, and if we faiL to grasp the need of devotion to the call of Americanism work today, we shall be making possible these conditions in America which will render their sacrifice a vain one. It has been estimated that the average person in the United States makes 185 telephone calls a, year. ? . ; ' - , . y ^ K.S. WILLIAMS \ - + . 4 ' i Staple and Fancy Groceries *. r , * r. , ' \ <v> TELEPHONE?47 J * Jft1 ' 7' , *- ' BEARD'S FILLING STATION i f v ry Open Day f. ** and Night Gas, Oil, and Accessories West DeKalb St.?Camden, S. G. 4 THE HARDER TASK * V'* 7T: & i..i ' .. Is Often a man feels that hard j as he works to make his | money, it is still harder to % 1 take care of it f?t this bank assist you in that harder task. v | The First National Bank 1 Of Camden, South Carolina