The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 16, 1928, Image 6
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. I). MLB8 hditor and Publisher
Published evsry Friday at No. 1109
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( arnderi. H. ('., Friday, March In 1928
Sv far a* the mayoralty 'a .< \*ki
<or)'?r ?*l the election held Tuesday
ah* a ' lone one? Mayor DuBo&e
defea'mg Mr f>*borr.e 1 .. a -cant
marg.n. Thin wa? due to the fart
tna' tnere were two m.ghty good men
. r, tne race and many wihhed they
could have voted for both men and
it placed their friend" iri poMt.cn-:
where it wan hard to tell wnat *h?#
rewult would he To our rnind Mr
I>uBo?e ir a rnout ron*< .ei.tious off. rial,
who may ha/ci made mistake:,
hut he did not make mistakes e. -Jgv.
to warrant him being turned out of
office without a .second term, ar.'l the
majority of the voters felt that way.
He if-ft back into off ;< e with Trie en
dorwement of the jreople. There was
some l:ttle feeling engendered, bu".
it won't .at an<i will soon he forgotten.
Best way to f.-e! about .t is Ilk.*
Mr O*borne greeted Mr DuBoi-e"Well
J was beaten by a mighty good
man" a/.d Mr. DuBose's retort wa"Weil,
I ?H-a' a mtghtv good m:in." j
Mr. Osborne has server! the city verv
efficiently as a rn< -mber of cou.n- 1
from ward three and h> friends are
sorry that he is no longer a member }
of the city's governing board, but h;*
w ill t orne back.
lyoyal Carolinians.
Sui.day's ma;. brought to The
' hronn le desk two paper- wh.ch is
a co-im ident happen.r.g ,n but few
newspaper offices :r. .s state One
wa? fr'-m a ( arnde:. ady. r.ow residing
n Hono.u'u. and one from a
former Camden boy. now ,n the
I r.i'.ed St.itr-s naval servi.e sfat;or,e*J
at 1! '.".lulu B- th are loyal < am;
; . ;? \ l-.ya! S ut.O < arolina
i.?
I'.o' ' ; a; < r a < i > - f he
lb . ouiu \'iv<r'.."? r. f Saturday,
1'r.ruary 2>. aid win marked copies1
of a copyrighted artic.e written at :
Co.- Ar.jfciOi, ('a!., urtd*-f date of
Eebruary 1 , by Arthur Brisbane.
\s Mr Brisbane is a contributor to
1 h< ' hroi.icle we are reproducing the'
art.i which interested these two j
< arnoh .-? < 'arolimans' ;.'i the mid-Pacif- |
-, .ifd who w. r- "O k fid .. to ?end
t . th;? ; a per f r \ lib. at. n. Th#
.'i''. b rends:
I' . | .< a a '. f- r to ad m : e and 1
' r 'o .?ee. f r l<. ravel th;.- world
A de. I' . k" " <! t h irig al ?<? to
! n.-ruber > i-rthplace af". you
' A people. , n. . ! : hat b ' h are I
'' -T m the w
A II 0< .< , hn ak' i permit- 1
...... ...i, .yr. ra *i. ,? Ita
. J.erc . hi aut. !'u i t..f : i,
"But." ay- hi. a- h, fake- y-w \
1 Ik's.' life ' necks, "the best state in j
the I'nion > South Carolina. 1 havu I
Id-' acres, lj m.Irs from Spartanburg I
in tne fin.11,, Is of thv Biuc Kk!<o !
Mountains, a nil that is wh.ii 1 am
h'-'iny,' soon to start a dairy farm. 1
Would you ha\c a water pressure
tank underground, . r on n platform, I
up : 'ho a r? South Carolina has
it t nil "e w ati r powa r than any
state. It : - tin. r in every way than
every other tate. If the pe..pt,f
knew about it .t- 1 wujid bo |
"O I row (led \ I j , . \i 111 f:'t li,I-V '
aroun !." Such citizens, et-.thu?:a?m
a: <1 1 yalty build th.. nit'-.-n." 1
T'U k'l o 1 holy A rn , . py ,
wfiti-s as fo.ow- " I? 'en -ted mo
to rind the . r; ' | .. II .nolu'u
mornirik' paper, and I h< up! t it
mik'ht- aNo interest you .h.-Alni(
' i" y a y and cut ha ;;t-rn f a
v u" h. i ar? ii." an. a i :>.it r1' \ ^ a
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a - i i - ".,,\niv a \ h
wu |. .? s t- rouk'" I- a
<': iambi r ft m u . .
" nou hi hi "A ab< ir t" ;\s w
deed ou- -t. ad proyrri - > am - sstate*
is kr ^ n.k' - ibstant.a .-v.de: e
almost da. y I'-.- ('hron . i coini s
to us regular!;, a- i is ? : 1 . r. uu."
John Whittle!!, murb'er. made h escape
from the Co!nmhtfr tey, pr
tentiary Friday n k'ht with the ass,--,
ance i f a yrunrd. He wa .at? r mortally
wounded in the home of the
tuard. while the yruard and hi< w f.
were beinj; held await inyr ^rnn.l jury
action.
Dr. Amante Honjfett i has been
sentenced to electrocution by a Chicago
judge following conviction of
performing an illegal operation on
I'd-year-old girl.
OLR JJLBftCRIPTION OFF KB
Th* Chronic if is fortunat* in hav- j
ing an ui. usual)} iarg* subscript Lon
hat for a court> paper, but even at
that it :? realized 'tat there are >tl!l
many people in " e (ounty who art
not rtguar ?ut** r:f**ra. True thty
ee a < o; ) eve.'> ' t in a while but
'.hat J?, a ra'r.rr r ?. > way to attempt
to *.? ? p u]' w event* of thf
. u'', .t :r.? '/ paper not read
oftc.. prove. * '* the one carrying
most .mpo.'taf.t new*.
No, ' orde ' make 'h? non-cub
r >? .*- -< e ' portai.ee f getting
'r.e -ount) pa; ? r regular.), we are
ma* *g a a '<fT*-r '. - tho?e who
are rot la* / '.r?e pap.-r We fe*el
?
that T the ;a:ft goe* to a home more
tr.a', mx mcnUi* in *u<ce**.on that .
t?? .r.ma**- f '.hat home wHl war.',
online ' read It. A g al citizen
: 'r.e c< 'x ' , ; * int*re?V'f ;n ever)
rr. .< ma-:. ..'i the count'. ' r filter
t
>t amfc, and -no uki ha.- a sa)-s.o ,
in ' riat movement. I rile.-- one has
the facts before one in r ark and
wh.'e ,' ..- often impossible to get
a < orrect report of tne happening*
in a county rumor i.? not . ery Oeperidable.
Th..- ' hrorune ,1 r?*i everv
r
trier newspaper trie* to r.eep up
with everjtrrg of tntere?t in the
ounty and pr?--<-nt it . an impart.a)
wa> the people '.r.'ough its
olumn*? ther. :t become* 'he property
of the p? ople and they can act
a* they *? < :* - about it '
In making ,r - offer we ta.. on our
regular sub- her* to a--.*t u* in
tell.r.g other- of this spemal offer.
I he more c /rni ? the county paper ^
goes ,nto the b.gger its influence and
to every man a d woman, whether in
o-iSir?t-se or not. comes a time when
, <
or she ha- something to say to j
p.e arid the quickest ami surest
t?> get his message before the
greatest i.umber is through the paper
we argue. :t is everv subscribi
er - privilege to help u- to enlarge
' ii -ubscription list.
^ e are ju-l worider:ng if it would jj
I*4' good bus.nes- for the candi- I
date- <?f ltrgh and the merchants to i
ere: u- a hand :n helping to put the j
pap. : .r.to r . home by cai.ing th" '
spec.al offer to their attention. i,
Where I here's A Will
I he < ha r lest on News and Courier
< hal.er.ge- the -tatement of the Mar 1
.on Star, "that only men with larg?earning
car send their sons and '
daughter* to our colleges; the poor '
mart, w th -ever a I children, ha- n '
hope of giving his hoy the advantage 1
t f . i' . ? $ !,
< oj;egc training. t
I ri five institutions of higher edu- 1
cat.on - ipported by the State of (
South ( rolina," says the Charles^
' paare enrolled approximately
:.,ooo students, and in six- ?
'.eon otr.er col.eges for whites in the ; !
faf. -ii' enrolled n.OOo more. If the.1
v'"' A examine. ; will disc?ve-jl
that : ?? per ..fit .f these students h
are children of families in moderate
ivum*ianc?*s. (lf avtragi. income of
o ne tha .fd.oiMi oi- .<2,500 a year.
l; ."dred- of them ate i hi'ldren of
' - d"w 1 ir g ' jioi r, and hun.
are . aining tiieir college
t xi.. . -. - V* h Iy partly. j
: ^ of ; t x , ; t onal a i
u '' ' . ar vv a ? arty g on his
' -ui -e-, p.i- -:ng - examination
nnd at trie .-ame tim w.is pay;f
J-' ' ;i house <ni tin. installment
P.'1" ' ' hi.- widowed rn- t-. v. driving !
h..- o.v,, automobile, and k-- ping hi- 1
l:fe lomfortably insured. He vva- j
earning $2,)(i a month and declined a
promotion at $300 because it would
t k- him from college before oo '
' .ng his degree. Th.s boy had
earned hi- living from the time that
he left the fifth grade in school.
<>; the sons and daughter- uf
the wealthy fannlie- in South Camh.r.a
probably more t.han half at" !
at'end;- g nmre expensive colleges P I
other states."
i h:r ob-erva' r. is that where
'here :* :i w:l! t . ... js a way f r anv
b.i\ , ^.;d ;n Suutr. t aro
::;a ' * a ''' ge e.iucation, re
gordh-s- : ' he tinan. .a! irciim<tan"
t ?'. . -,g the fam:Iv The
- w h.. c e- , .,!!? g?. f,,y |
at n - c c, an,; ., y . pv |
w ? e -. t ... gc. . tang i
are . a .
! .11 up lb. gL. t rh,- f ik.v'k
hoir.e ,. a!-,,
niak r.g ;,w \va
It is not ,.(|u g .;1a.
high, iv .,. bu\ a', a
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I..osc vv.... vv a:. t an .liucati n iai. get ,
a' t r.e liege- South < a 1 a
The Spartanburg Herald.
Plerv.v f e ; le have f.fa r.e : i
after* f r< k cashier- t a.it la,
"a,, pie *\ monev in bark, ha' '
Johr.nu tir.i of Spartanburg, g a
letter signed by every hank that
town tha: he did not have a crt .n
any ha; * He sells pen*;..* n t'n<* '
street, and a robu*! rumor *aid he
j was wealthy with bank depos.ts
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IN THE CAB0UNA8
Items of Interest (ikakrd From th?
I'spem of Tw? 8Utn
Fidred Griffith, who shot Col. Ferny
Spring# in Charlotte, waived
preliminary examination when arraigned
the recorder'# court atki
a a* bound over to the superior court
for tr.a. r.ext Se*pttmUr or later.
Thorn well T. Gilmer, who had h
store ir: Cnariotte for 66 year#, last
<xa the G.lmer-Moore company, died
there Tuesday night after a short
ilinesr He wti nearly 6i# years old.
He ha-1 .? Aide acquaintance, but took
ittle merest in anything except the
ihoe bu.*. :.esa, although he was vicepresident
of the Southern Industrial
>ank.
Mrs. .Stewart I>eslie, proprietor of
i tourist inn out of Charlotte, N. C.,
old her daughter she was going into
he kitchen, a moment and a mutate
ater fired a small bullet into her
ernp.e 4She left some messages
a fitter* on a menu card, but AH
rased except the words, "What's
he use?" She was 35 years old.
ler hu-band and daughter assign no
easori for the suicide.
M" Wil I?u ,Wham, a sophmore
?t Columbia college, smarting under
>ome d.scipline given her by the facjity
recently, drank some poison yeserda\
morning in the presence of her
-com mates and died within an hour.
She was one of the best students in
he college, and the faculty had considered
the discipline given her a
dosed .r.cident for some time. It refused
to state what the disciplinary
inea.-ures were, or why they were
Laker, against the dead girl and two
>f her companions. Miss Wham
lived at Fountain Inn and was 18
years old.
Nine men are running for sheriff
>{ Cleveland county, North Carolina,
ind trie entry books are not yet
.dosed.
Free mall delivery in the town of
King- Mountain is held up because
not enough residents have installed
mail boxes in their homes.
North Carolina veterans are en
lorsing Gen. Albert L. Cox, department
commander, for commander-inhit-f
of the American Ix-gion.
S. c. Ross. a saw mill operator of
Monroe. N had a broken thigh
and his che^t smashed, and W. H.
Moore, of Concord, had hi- nose almost
torn from his face, when they
had a head on collision near Monroe
an the road to Charlotte Tuesday.
Ross pulled out on the wrong side of
the road to pass a car in front which
stopped suddenly, and hit the Moore
car hard.
Md. Woods, father of ten children
and a prominent farmer of Davi'j
county, N. C., sent the load from a
shot gun into his head in a grov_*
near his home. He and hi- familv
had had much sickness f r a year.
He was 5(1 years old.
MASTER'S SALE j
S'.a'r <if 5<>uth Carolina
( oun'.y of Kcr>ha\v
(1 *:.? ( art of ( "inmon Pleas) J
M ii (It'jivan, PlaintitT !
against
J.-hr.nie Ho'.* ii, personally, ami a- I
,oiir.;..v..; <>f the estate of Sam |
H? lion, ased, Nannie Alumni ij
Hracy, M.Miif Belli- Braey, James ]
Kdwaril Braey, Dolph Bel ton, |
Johnnie i .ton, Tom Belton, Books* !
Wright. V .'*. e Simmons, Rosa English,
K! / x Ku.-h. Queenie Boy kin, !
Carrie Bo.* ?:i. Joe Belton, Louisa ;
Helton, Lou-ens Belton, Allen Bel- ;
ton, Janie Be.ton, Blanche Belton, ]
Kilna Belt on. Baisy Bi-lton, and LI- j
len Eurma . Befenaants.
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Under and by virtue of a Decree of 1
us honor. Judge M. M. Mann, dated ;
he 15th day f March, 192s, 1 will _ j
tTer for sale betd-re the Court Bouse
* in the Cits of Camden, during I
he bgnl hour- >f sale on the first
M> nday in Apr... 1928, being the 2r.d
ia\ thereof, to the highest bidder for
a-h. the foil-wing described prop"A!l
that parcel oy lot of land in
I':*. County ot Ker-haw and State of
> t.'nro! i::i, fo: merly pis perts of
d.ilcp.gue, eojitaining twenty-e ight
a. its, no .< of .ess and bound
.fn by ini. i- f rmerly <?f K. S.
i'i> jj-.it- mi-1 II \. Vaughan, r. w
of Sam Hele n, and being the tr.i ts
here.no 1 ter no- r.betlj east by d
n--u or form of Me( 'Jester; south
by land- of do-cph and Henry i'.eland
wist by B<-lton Inruts and
Lancaster and Camden road.
\!so All that pa-vel or . of and
adjoining the aboxe. in sand County
n .d State, eoniamti.g t.fty ( ">u >
res, more or less, and. bounded
* rth by lar.ds of Piek?-n hildcrs;
' ft-1 by lands hereinafter <s,r,hed
,* : south by lainW- above : --scribed,
1 a 1 s o?
\ that piece, parcel lot of
! adjoining the land abos e dcscribsaid
county and state, rrntain
no hundred eight (lost acres,
n* i or less, and b< undid ; or*h by
s formerly of Bass, now f Pickn.iders;
east by lands of James
H 1 .:n>, formerly of J H. \ .i.i^han;
." by lands now or formerly of
M ? ester, and west by lam.- formf
Laurens T. Mills, now f Sam
1* ' and being the tract last deSxt
.:>ed aboge."
W. L. DePASS. Jr.,
Master for Kershaw County.
M.? h. 15, 1928, Ca-mden. S. C. .
Card of Thank*
I wish to express to the voter# of
(anuivn my sincere thank? for the
substantial majority given me at the
polU in the recent Democratic city j
election.
The result of this election i? a pronounced
endorse merit of rny past two ^
years administration and 1 wish to
assure the citizens of Camden that 1
will continue to administer the oath
of this office with impartiality and
for what I conceive to he the best interest
of the city at large.
C. JV Du BOSK,
Mayor, City of Camden.
Card of Thanks
I des.re to thank all those who
voted and worked r. my la-half in
in> race for Alderman of the City
of ( ajruien from \Sard I wo. VS hile
the vote not enough to secure
nomination 1 highly prize my loyal
friends.
Very respectfully',
O. J. Smyrl.;
Thanks Mis Friends.
Many tnanks to rny loyal friends
for '.heir splendid support in my race
for re-election as Aiderrnan for Ward
hour, and 1 will continue to look after
tne best interests of my ward as
we.l as the city's interests as a whole.
Very gratefully yours,
C. C. Whitaker
From Mr. Osborne
I wish to thai.k my many friends
who supported me in the recent city
Democratic primary election.
Wry resepectfully yours,
J. H. Osborne.
Card of Appreciation
To the voters of Ward Four, City
of Camden: I employ this means of
expressing my appreciation for the
liberal support accorded me in the
recent primary. Also do 1 wish to
extend my kinde.-t regards to ail who
voted for my estimable opponent.
Resepectfully,
A. W. Humphries
Two foreigners had just landed in
America, and, like many immigrants,
America and money were synonymous
to them. While walking down
the streets in New York one of them
picked up a quarter that lay in the
gutter and a little farther on was
fortunate enough to see a dollar that
lay on the sidewalk. While stooping
to pick it up, his partner, slightly irritated
over the delay, called back,
"Mike, don't bother with that scat- '
tered stuff, wait till we get to the
pile." |
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Joe Genr.a and Molton Brasseaux,
youths, were hanged at Deridder, La.,
Friday, following conviction for the
murder of J. J. Brevelle, a taxicab
(iriver, in August, 1926.
I
Card of Thanks.
We wiah to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends and neighbors
for their words of sympathy
and many thoughtful acts of kind*
ness during the illness arid at the
death of our beloved wife and mother,
Mrs. Virginia Watt*. We thank them
for the beautiful floral offerings,
May our merciful Heavenly Father
bless each one as only He can do, is
our prayer. \
L. W. WAITS and Family.
Lugoff, S. C.
Wants?For Sale
FOR SALE?-Cedar posts, s^ven and
a half feet long. Apply to B. P
DeLoache, at Mackey Mercantile
Company, Camden, S. C. 61-52-pd
PEANUT SEED?White Spanfeh, at
lowest prices. Good sound seed
from our 1927 crop. Samples on
request. L. Schenk Co., Camden,
S. C. 51 tf.
FOR SALE OR RENT?One six
room house, on Mill street opposite
Court Inn, formerly residence of
J. H. Osborne. Possession given
April first or earlier. Apply F. M.
Zemp, Camden, S. C. 61 sb.
LOST?Bunch of red back books tied
together with tan shoe string.
Return to W. A. Marshall, Record
Agent. 50 pd.
CARPENTERING?John S. Myers,
phone 26H, 812 Church Street,
Camden, 3. C., will give satisfactory
service to all for all kinds
of carpenter work. Building,
general repairs, screening, cabinet
making arui repairing furniture.
My workmanship is my reference.
I solicit your patronage. Thanking
you in advance. 60 tf.
LOST?Two five dollar bills, Friday,
somewhere between Camden Fire
Department and Fischel's Store.
Reward if returned to Camden
Chronicle, Camden, S. C. 51 pd.
FOR SALE?Ford truck for sale or
will trade. Address E. W. Rudisell,
Wateree Mills, Camden, S. C.
51 pd.
FOR SALE?Quantity of nice fresh
spinach. Apply to M. G. Huckabee,
1008 Market Street, Camden, S. C.
51 sb.
BE A DETECTIVE?Travel expenses
paid, earn big money, three men,
two women, two negro men needed.
Wri(e P. O. Box 1314, Columbia,
S. C. 50-52 pd.
CHICKS FOR SALE?The hatchery
of the Cherryvale Poultry Farm is
now ready. A big lot of White
leghorns the last week in March.
This flock has been carefully culled,
all snow white, pure Tanced strain.
\N e have over 500 hens raised on
our farm that we select the eggs
from for hatching. We sell nothing
but good healthy chicks. Price
$15 per 100. Let us do your hatching
at $4 per 100. Ten per cent
deposit required. Let us have your
order. Location of farm and
hatchery 1340 Haile Street, Camden,
S. C. Moseley & Gaskin, proI
prietors, Phone 254-W. 49tf
FOE 88OB KBPAIKlNG^fl I
Red Boot Shop mt LjtB I
pryofftco.
FOE BENT?Well W*. .1
cottage with sleeping Jl,,
session given st once
B. G. Sanders, Camden
CURTAINS STEBTCHBslil I
wishing curtain* BtretckJA
sppiy st 904 CsmphdB fl
Prices reasonable.
ANTIQUES FOR SAUL-gJ
love-seat, Pembroke tsuTB
maple sideboard. Ad<W
Box 18, Beaufort, S. C
FOR RENT?Office In Coafi *
ings Rank Building, rates J9
sonable; no heat, light* or
bills to pay. Apply ft.
Agent, Camden, S. C. A
FOR SACK?Nearly two k^.1
old house and subit
Church and King Street* rJ
S. C. Two blocks to town. |B
* to William 0. Evan*,
Second Avenue We*L ?J I
Washington.
LOOK! 1.00K!?The thiwW
Camden has been neediaeiB
long time a Fish Murket-J^H
you can get all kinds of yuB
time. \ We dress them fret A
charge or you can get U**l
way you like them. We
Just, call Camden Kith 3
Phone 252-J and get it at3
S. I). Hammond, Prop.
WANTED?No. 1 sine logi. \M
cash prices paid; year roufl
mand. Sumter Planing jSj'
Lumber Co., Attention E. S.|^H
Sumter, S. C.
MONEY TO LOAN?At six iM
half cent interest on inp^H
city real estate. Apply
Savage, Jr., Camden, 8. C.1
FINAL DISCHARGITH
Notice is hereby given thdfl
month from this date, on
April 16th, 1928, 1 will make ufl
Probate Court of Kershaw
my final return as AdministritiH
the estate of Henry Arthur |H
deceased, and on the same di^H
will apply to the said CourtA
final discharge- as said Admufl
trix.
MRS. LOMA H. KAllM
AdminidnM
Camden, S. C., March 33th, 1WJ
Washes, Carries Coal,
Woman Gains 18Pofl
"I wash, iron and carry coi'^f
don't get tired since taking VaH
Also, I have gained 18 poufi
Mrs. C. Cortese.
Vinol is a delicious compo^^M
cod liver peptone, iron, etc. jfl
ous, easily tired, anemic peopltfl
surprised how Vinol fcives oewH
sound sleep and a BIG
The very FIRST bottle often iH
several pounds weight to ths ifl
dren or adults. Tastes dcbti^H
W. Robin Zemp, Druggist ?
SALE CONTINUES I
THROUGH I
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1
I
The Auction Sale of Jewelry has been attracting
large crowds to this store for the I
past week where remarkable bargains have
been secured. Many articles have been sold I
lower than manufacturer's cost. .1
Th is Sale will continue through Friday and I
Saturday of this week. This will be your
last chance to secure these great bargains. I
-- ,UJ
Don't miss this sale ! 1
o-'.?
M. H. HEYMAN'S JEWELRY STORE
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