The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 20, 1928, Image 6

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r 1 ' i PoppyXiarden TEA ROOM Liberty Hill Road Everything is ready for you! Refreshing tea, delicious food, service beyond compare, and a quiet, soothing atmosphere. What more could you want? Especially at our prices 1 Spend a Happy Hour T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian Day Phone 80?Night Phone 114 CAMDEN, 3. C. KKKSHAW loim;k No. 29 A F M Regular communication of /^^^^\this lodge in held on the *first Tuesday In each month at H p.m. Visiting Brethren are welcomed. T. V. WALSH, J. E. BOSS, Worshipful Master. Secretary. 1-14-27-tf * ^ ALL EXPENSE TOURS To The ACADIAN COUNTRY "The Land of Evangeline" T he Maritime Provinces of CANADA July 1 to July 13 July 15 to July 27 July 29 to Aug. 10 Aug. 12 to Aug. 24 Aug. 26 to Sept. 7 Under Direction of I. V. WOOD, (Inc.) For attractively illustrated itinerary and full information write or consult W. E. McGee, D. P. A., Southern Railway System, Columbia, S. C. ^ a f DcKAI.B COUNCIL No 88 Junior Order U. A. M. Regular council first and ' third Monday- of each month at > p.m. Visiting Brethren are wi-leomed. T. 1>. UUCitilNS, I- 'I '('N' l is. Cou llhir. Rem 'Tiling Sec* y. HASTY'S BATTERY SERVICE CROSLEY RADIOS AND SPEAKERS Prcst-o-Lite Batteries Complete line of A. B. and C Batteries R. C. A. Radiotrons PHONE 550 f "fro ) ~to cJieety A1 m. icjs / All Vuii have to do is try DcKalb Grocery food and see the change in him. GROCERIES, MEATS and VEGETABLES OeKALB GROCERY PHONE 137 j FOR N MW LI Mil, LAW Ku Klu* Klun Will Heek Pannage of Equitable Statute. Spartanburg, April 6,?The Ku Klux K hi n in South Carolina, wi!i advocate "an intelligent, equitable and com piehonsive libel law, adequately defining the eoiihtitutionai guaranty of the freedom of the pre?f," at tin- next session of the xta'i- legislat ure, according to announcement here Wednesday ^ by Allxrt K. Hill, grand dragon and general cuii-el for the organization iri South < arolina. This move is a part of the Klan'* program of undertaking* for 11)28 which was adopted at recent meeting* in Spartanburg, Orangeburg and h lorence. V\ hen the matter was presented by Mr. Hill to re/fre*entatives of c\ery South Carolina Klan at the district meetinga, he said, it was received with enthusiasm. '1 his is the first time any part of the Klan program has been made public by Mr. Hill. "The people," he declared, "are concerned with the question whether the press that serves them shall be free, and uncontrolled, or shall become x commercial and intimidated creature afraid to raise a voice. The liberty of the press is the highest safeguard to a free and uncontrolled democracy, from the intimidations of individual* and organized minorities." If properly drawn and divested of objectionuhle features, a statewide libel law will receive the hearty support of the Ku Klux Kinn, the grand dragon assured. "In promoting this legislation," Mr. Hill said, "we <lo not feel that we are the advocates of newspaper publications, but that we are claiming for ourselves, individually and as an organization, the right and privilege of having communicated to us through an untrammeled and fearless press, wholesome information concerning matters of vital interest. We would not yield our support to fostering any movement or institution hat is unworthy. The citizens of this state are entitled to the benefit of a pros that is not to bo embarrassed by the consciousness that an honest and fearless statement of existing facts and circumstances will subject it to suits for libel, when it lias not trangressed the limits of justice, fairness, and propriety." Niagara's ice bridge below the falls was crossed by two Canadians for the first time since 1912 when the ice broke up without warning and swetr. three persons to death in the rapid-. igarette production records were shatti^ed when the United * States turned out '. fi.OOO.OO'ROOo cigarettes last year. Women were partly" responsible for the 7.000,000,000 increase. ( igars decreased about 7,000.000 and snn king tobacco also -lum ped. NOTICE By mutual agreement. Willis SheI urn has this day withdrawn from the I firm of Enterprise Mercantile Co., i .-linden. S. C. The business will be nlnuod under the same name by !' 1' I rue-dale and K. 13. Del.oache who a--nine all liabilities of said linn and to whom all money- now owing -hail be paid. Camden. S. C. WILLIS SHEORX R. B DeLOACH H E. P. T HUES DALE. February 2ut.ii. 192.x. NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the office of the i Council Chamber of the City of Cam! den on Monday. May 7, 192S. for tho purpose of electing certain city employees. All applications must be filed with the (Xty Clerk and treasurer on or before midday Monday, May 7, 1P2S. The following is a 1 i-1 of office: - to bo filled by said election: One < ;ty Clerk and Treasurer One Chief of Police Three regular Policemen One (' t\ Clock Keeper One Motorcycle Policeman One Street Commissioner One Fire Truck Driver I3v Order of CAMDEN CITY COUNCIL. I W. H. HA1LE. Clerk mid Treasurer j Camden, S. C.. April lo. 1928. CITATION The x'.trr of S uth Carol.na. i unty ?>f Kershaw. | By \\ L. McDowell, Esquire, Probate .1 Uiige. ! Whereas, Maggie Miller made -uit j to me to gran: hor Litters of AC ministration of t.he Estate of and efjfects of Chat ? - E. Joyner I The-e are. therefore, t.? cite and : admonish ail and singular the Kindred and cred.tors of the said Charles E. Joyner deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of 'Probate, to !>e held at Camden, South J Carolina on Saturday, April 21st next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock ; in the forenoon, to show cause, if any th.-y have, why tho said AdI ministration should not be granted, i Given under my hand, this 7th dav I of April, Anno Domini 1928. w. l. Mcdowell. | Probate Judge for Kershaw County. | Published on the 18th and 20th day* of April, 1928, In the Camdeu Chronicle and posted at the Court House door for the time prescribed by law. Five Convicted In Bank Robbery Rockingham, N. C., April 11.? A participation in a second bank robbery, that of the Planter* Bank of Hemingway, 8. was charged to Bill Payne, Jack Borden and Worth Davis today at a trial in which they were convicted of holding up the bank of Norman, Richmond county, February 21. The three men were given from nine years e ght months to ten years each in the State prison for the Norman robbery. Two women, who j are charged with being accessories, were sentenced to four years each. i At the trial in Richmond Buperior court, D. L. Taylor young cashier1 of the Hemingway bank, gave a ; graphic recital of how, he charged, | the three men, assisted by a fourth robbed his bank of $6,796.81 March 2, not <|uite two weeks after the Nor- j man robbery. The trio with the women were' brought here from Tennessee, where they were arrested after a street gun battle with Chief of Police Ik- 1 of that place. Davis, still suffering from a wound he received, was to-, day brought in the court room on a ; cot. One of the women, Hssie Foster, now Borden's wife, wore a bandage about her head. She has lost the iglit of one eye, it was said, and probably will lose the other, from h wound received in the Newport street battle. Both couples were married while in the Tennessee jail, the Foster woman marrying Borden and the other, Delia Black, became the wife of Davis. Harry Ititsky, Brooklyn, N. Y., car driver, was sentenced to two years imprisonment Tuesday for running into a surface car while driving his car while he was intoxicated the nighi before. T. W. Miller, former alien property custodian, convicted on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government, must serve his eighteen months term in the Atlanta penitentiary and pay a fine of $5,000, says the United States supreme court in a decision on appeal handed down on Monday. Ftmt Mm. Flagler Living. overty-itricken relative?, it ?? httid, have recently been making an effort to get a part of the wealth now heiii In trust for Mr?. Ida M. Flagler, divorced wife of the late Henry M. Flagler, millionaire oil king and Florida developer. It will be remembered that more than a score of year? ngo Mr?. Flagler became hopelessly insane and [ her husband, who was one of the builder? and developer? of the Florida Fast Count, had influence enough with the Florida legislature to have a law passed declaring Humility u ground for divorce. Flagler secured his divorce from his iasane wife and formed a $2,000,00(1 trust for her, und because this was invested in Standard Oil stock it hus j increased to $12,000,000. Flagler married Miss Mary Lily Kenan, a North Carolina woman of J a distinguished family, but did not i live so very long after his second marriage. At his death he left the b ggest portion of his estate to his second wife, and she in turn married Judge Bingham of Louisville, Ky., und is now dead. The insane wife, who was unable to defend her rights when Flagler divorced her, is still living at the age of SO, confined in u sanatorium in New York, not knowing that she was the central figure in a marital tragedy twenty years ago. She is given every comfort and consideration, spending little of her immense income and incompetent to make a will to dispose of her estate. The recent action of her poor relatives in attempting to gain some of the property before her demise is the cause of again bringing the story of her tragic life before the public. When she does die there will be a great scramble and perhaps endless litigation by relatives to obtain their share of the $12,000,000 which is increasing in value every year. 1 Clem Shaver, national Democratic chairman, announces that the party has approximately $300,000 as a neucleus for its 1028 presidential campaign expenses. One child was killed and twenty or more were injured, some seriously, when a Louisville and Nashville train struck a school bus on a grade crossing at Marbury, Ala., Wednesday morning. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, April 30th 1028, I will make to the probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as administrator de bonis non cum testamento annexo of the estate of E. J. McGirt, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrator. G. W. McGIRT. Camden, S. C., March 29th, 1928. Honor Roll For Charlotte tyfl School i Seventh Month I Grade 2.?Albei t Irby, Atrjfl son, Raymond Dennis, MarjS Lila Dixon, Clement Shiv?J Baker, Eloise Branhara, fl Shiver. Grade 3. tDoris WorkmyB West, Lee West, Iva LouH Dorothy Creed, Sam Deej, 1 Grade 4.?Lucile Deej, jH Dennis, Thelma Anderson. S Gradd 6.- -Sam Boykij, H Clarkson, William Rush, Baker, Mariette Thompson? garet Gaskins. ( Grade 6.?Pollye West. :9 Grade 7.?Elizabeth GiU%fl Evans, Mary Lindsay Peuqfl erine Hodge. Grade 8.?James Seagle.B on, Marion Shiver. Grade 9.?-Elizabeth fl Elizabeth Baker, FranciiH Blanding Clarkson, NeedhuH Grade 10. -Maureen riette Irby, Sara Moseley,wB Grade 11.?Eva Irby, Sftqfl nis, Thelma Pearce. Slip your Cotton into HIGH GEAH with Leunasalpetei ( Ammonium?Splphate?-N it rate) 26% Nitrogen = 31.5% Ammonia-i the balanced, high-analyaia top-dreaaing, that ^ your nitrate and ammonia at the coat of ammonia ^ Use 75 to 150 lba. per acre, and pull through ahead the crowd with a good profit on your cotton, Thia YOUR YEAR if you feed your cotton right. LEUNj SAUPETER ia for aale by dealers everwhere. ty,j for deecriptive booklet to Synthetic Nitrogen Products \ Atlanta. Ga. Corporation Naw York, N.Y. /j \ "It'i Nitrogen from the Air" jS ^ Jbr Economical Transportation JI Ride Tells a Wonderful Story Every day, the Bigger arid Better Chevrolet is literally selling itself to thousands of new owners! Here are smoothness and quietness of operation never before thought possible except in higher-priced automobiles! Here are comfort and roadability that make continued high speed driving a pleasure! And here is effortless control that brings an entirely new order of motoring enjoyment into the low-price field! No matter what car you may now be driving, no matter what cars you may have driven in the past?you owe it to yourself to take the wheel of the new Chevrolet... and drive! Come in today for a demonstration. We'll gladly give you a ride?as far as you like . . over roads of your own selection! ? at these Low Prices! The Touring $/t O ^ or Koadster . ZJ Th- *595 Coupe ? -V The 4-door ^"7 C Sedan . . . ? Zj The Sport ^ Cabriolet . vJv/J The Imperial $ ^7 1 CL Landau . f JL. Zj Utility Truck M (ChaMU Only) |* Zs Zj Light Delivery $T *1 C (CKuiiu Only) J | J All price* f. o. K. Flint, Mich. wheck Chevrolet delivered Prices Thcv Include ihr IowmI hand* ling and financing charge* a vailahla. The COACH $585 f-o.b. FUm.Mick. Body by Fisher ?"\ ffl Welsh Motor Company J North Broad Street Camden, S.C. 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