The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 21, 1928, Image 6
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BIIUMi C?a?llMi?4,
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?M your brat* la b?4 or
toag Ma coatod? uka
126 !?? ?
26 Cent*
><?i i> in ZKMI' & Dfi'ASK
yS?TS
Nitfht and Morning to k?-ep
t lie in Clean, Clear anil 1 lea It liy
Write fm I ree "Eye C'urc"
or "I.ye lieuuty" Hook
Murine Co., Ilcyl II S V tllnu v I .< Incafo
'
r m
for
clean,
bright,
sparkling
Furniture
Use
A(Sd?r
%?/ \_*F. ...
30c to $ ^.00 at
uli dealers J
f lli'K Al II ( O! NCIL No hh
. . Junior Order I . A. M.
K? gu < first and
' \ -MI,| Moi.i.iays ..f each
month at s p.m. Vi.-iting brethren
a i ? %m Ii mod. ! i. .J. ( KIn KI h
J. 11 JUNKS, Councillor.
,? Kecnling Soc'y
? KERSHAW I.ODClE No. 29
A A. F. M.
Q Regular communication of
AX^^Xthis lodge .s he a! on the
v first Tuesday in each month
at K p.m. Visiting Brethreft are web
corned. T. V. WALSH.
J. K. ROSS. Worshipful Master,
Secretary. 1 -14-27-tf
ft r ? I W ?p??
Week End Tickets
At very low round trip fares
n??w on sale to mountain and
seashore summer resorts.
.Travel By Train _
(>m fort aide ? Kconomical?
Safe
Southern Railway
System
wammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN A HULER STS. Ph.n. 71
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Ion edge
Worried A Lot
"I took Cardui at intervals for
'l three years, and have boon in
good health din e last fall," says
!? Mrs Noble .1 H IN es, of Waterloo.
| S (\ "M\ improvement after
taking a c ..rse of this medicine
? w is r? .... : i -n. ., v iN.ilde.
1 ov. str< tiger and can
' i.-h s ?n;i? V. more work
in, V\ v. increased tw .-n f
i '
, t n - ,i ins' color is go,,
; Mr a long time 1 L > h, n J
!,...,g po, i >' me d.ays I *
, dr tgged ar nr. ; the house and. j
| had not en ...: i energy to do mv
hi'Use.vork '
i ... 11 1
? I won: a t a lot about mys< t ,
| I dn ! not M-em like myself, ;
? n.> nerves \s. re on edg< I j
, { did. not S ep we'd, np.d my aupe- i
J tite left rae
"1 Sound Varum to t>o an exc 1;3
lent { nic. After I had tak- n it a
; L'\v we, Kr, I began to pick up ai.d
I" to gam m weight and strength"
At ail drug stores
t -1
Van Dijke'n Vie a '
For Tolerance
In a bold -tiUcnifiit, I > i" Henry
\ an l>\k< t~ 11. i Merit educator, author,
diploma' a <1 Protestant clergyman,
<ii'tiou' i < i the "religious intolerance"
abroad 'ni> land today, and the
I i aba! a' is being used again*'
(Jo.i i AI Smith ka'cause In* is a
' a'ii" I > r. San iJyke'n protest!
w.i < ' to \\ . un < hurrh Osborn -,'
ar .. lent i' porter of (loveinor
and < ' '! of finunce of th"
1 ? if!I. o mi'tee. ami Wi)s made
p . -.-mo u-l> in Washington
oW S j
s p! 11.at h> i;ot ,i ! i i
th.. . - o i. 1 \ I' i a h v:. .
' * i , 1 . at I. - . a ,, ! a: j
:>f' \ ?r v, 1 hing
i h< . .ill ,
. i > i t he ta
1 man. Ilea i . - : of Jif.
..ifi i'.ke ,iv>c I- ''a'
a .J I lo > e O . o ' i llUI
" a f i i < in' o'aUH' I
r1 y .11 . c I |i > i
a : e !?. ' ' 'it' Vet
eI : III \ ' I ' j y . . 111jt
a o . i and t a . l elig. oju I
ill -t ;! r :n a .] i' i a a ill |>.i .
' I ' I. I'm . S ' a' > - of \ a l ie:,
t " inti: ::g. T San I; m
" S ' * be pre -e nt motile: ? he re i - '
on to,a Ml ' 'if United St a' e- a wide j
; m ad i alia! to keep . am of the , a I d
.Cat e s I of ! fa- ; re- del , y f rolll !
election i>eca'.l-e he i - a member of
'he Catiiol.e t hut in The other can-j
delate has handsomely disavowed any
personal -hate m the sentiments or
arguim-rd uh:eh eharac er ./.e this
cabal. 1 his is much to his credit,
but ut.f rrunately he . antiot, or at
lea'", la does not, re's! rain and cheek
the pernicious :o':v:t\ of llis sunjp'-rtem.
who are ? onvm, ed that the
| e'ai of a victory for their party ju-titiev
any means which they employ t i
'ccuic H. Heme, if their candidal
-hotlld be elected, he would owe his
election )n part to the religious
prejudice and a nt i-f'at hoi ic enmity
which the cabalis'.n have utirred u >
I and marshaled *? the polls. T';m
j would he a m -t'.rtune for him, and
j a calamity I'm -ir i-untry, as.'ho
I home fifld ' " > 1 o( elisions hh,'
ert \ The men. prospects for such
| a calamity ought to nv.ve the hearts
true America1 - and h nest ' hrisI
".fins with di-m.i . and awaken their
: intruU to serioii-c 'nought and earnest
j action in defense of that real freej
dotn of conscience, uhi-h is the hani|
won crowning glory of America aril
i t he ilc.'irc - ' jewc of t fun-d iar,'t v.
_ " 1 i t h?* ! i t o and htn n'tttunc:
; '. tie A tile: .i at: he:.; > aim not alj
toy,-' f.. f-, C : oin e 'a- uiv big
."to mi .ti* -1? 1 . c. (.pu.i... - ati :
i .,
Hap' ' > u.i. m , > -ntf, ,. , .
etna- of . ... . M.( . l.n.d. p. md
d . t V. . . Uh- di 1 -la: : .m i
I 'i t.' !v an ... . .- t ' tj i.ts ei -.
Ac! e t tie . - . *. h. ' ..
el;gi"Us C. ' e ( I'M IV 1;r _. o . ;
v I! dn-'ii -' - a . Ki'oa 'hem
-mead, w liberation '' tin
I public, tin! :' . ;in:tied e\r:\ State
a:.d glow - n- .. ke a sacred ,i' d unI'g
tile ot. tile high alta: f the
i oust it ut ion Snail it be ?-\t iriguishj
ed by open bigotry, or be i aimed and
dishonored by secret hostility in this
! year of our Lord, l'JL's?
j "That seems to n,e far and away
; the most important question before
I the country today, a question not to
- U- answered by heated appeals to
: partisan allegiance, a que-p.on not
raised, thank tiod, by eittu r ,,f the
: able candidates for the pres.
let. y, but a bu:'ling quest thrust
j i ' the cor- en.ee of eve: \ Air.ei
; voter h\ the overt fulminate,".
; covert w perings of those wh
i -to d< a ne of th. an uda'i
j ' - - m t'af hull. . \t \, \ et
j 1 ot. a. election ;:i .w Unite.
'' - tv ! n sue'
; - m ac havi
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I * . . ..ho. .s ft'. t
' i* the e\ denoe is 'i ,r to V
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isrcgarded except ov ttic who ai
I ??
I asleep or v<>; .ntarily imitation*; 'h2
opossum.
"The pro. ' monies in many wa>
now in the : >!d vociferations of i
howling big<--. now in the gentle
1 murmurs of mild congregational
ministers who merely suggest that
it is not omproper to let your ecclesiastical
prejudice control your
vote. Not the great Methodist
< hir h. hut four bishops of that
' I ho?l\ speaking with whatever a i
:t?? :'may vest their episcopal ,
-- . pronunciamento to urg< . r
to vote against a (.;?'
:i 1 -.ut \\ onen iv>t a few. for*; ;
1 faith:'.: ress of the I . ?
\ .
v'h : ? ^ :ii;i
\ and t ' .i' :ty of t he
1 a . cer -up: ' th.
< i* t a .( a. mo:. :\r\ r
; g h * f u i < - 11 f a i
i' "U. .i ' . . .... ;u ' ' j
he < \ ? - a x . :
f r t :r" <. ha' c . v
.ng t i.e.* 'a ( at 1
i rrli i i i i .nil i. . 1
i U \ an 1 >\ ko :* mp'
K ;. w r. i .el g .? . '
* the \<*ot hi. He v.i~ _
i . .to : from Tr.a. i'h.e. l..g ,i
1 >i :i narv i ; 1 s7 7. .. g c
- m I'r.tv H . . ; v,
' 1 ' . ei >: te -. I' l.ion ( I' , e 1 si
' - * l'< r.>y van : ()\f.ur
. He \> .. .(tM-r-ed
! .1 .''Oreii- c'.r- g -1 HT/. ,;n
! . ... ,
? " r.c In. - ( g.it
a* \ < ' :; i n \ - 7
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: c - .. ? !?' are .' 1' ' 1 n;
. o> - \ f nm I.'iij : , .?.,)
.? I-! ( i St.iti - T.l: . \ e!
atuis from It'll v-> I'M?. > . he r<
* ' -igned. He also was Air., r . an .e<
"f turer at the University of Pari*.
I ii A*oid Feed Shortage
('% ii - ( ollege, Sept. 15.?The
( ain) <>>>.'' toi feed crops uiul cover
crop- r mated by recent iDiifcrwicch
in ' nubia and at ( lemson College
1 n i a well under way in several
coo: Meetings are being held
a* :...ed by district and county
fa: u agents and sjiecialists, and
lili .1 is being broadcast to t he
er 'here nut) lie a good acreage]
of for grain, bald and beardless '
bin g(.iin us a substitute for ,
. and vetch for hay, and |
-n tins with Vf! h or Austrian
Hi ' ' for cover crop* and oos
a/.mg.
emphasis is placed <>ri the
at en r 1 y jtia i.' I tig, , most
! ii<i% mg a tendon* v ! <i plant
! !'"l (>?-' le-ults.
t! lolls "t Illel'oSt access
f , '.g of ' ' > l ops 11 inmend
i : lids, at,: -oil i: i; , \ e me n t,
n. *.w, ma,. ;? bad 1; m coun
:.* ;i agents <o f'om th. 1 )r. ; -io?i
I' . *>l lout ion.-. ' I. insw: ( n lege, j
! . \!< ' ion < i; . u l.i: n > ill a 1 i
(. an. , Kxter.-ioii < it> u a; 7 ?. Winter
< ovi-r < hops; Fxlen-ion < ncular 71,
Alfalfa; Fxte.r.-mri Circular KO, Knif
gene) Hay Ccop.- ; Fxtcnsion Cir. ula:' ;
ml. Au-trian Field lVas; St:11i?-r: Bui j
lelm 2 1'J, Small Grain F.xi r Imeiit .
Death of Mrs. 1 rank Byrd
1 he people ol thi- town and com- j
munit) were greatly .-hoiked to 'near;
of the stldden death of Mrs. Nettie |
Byrd, wife of Frank Byrd. nee Nettie
I Belk, which occurred at the old home
jdare of the late .John Byrd on Augu-t
L'o. l'.'-i*. For inie time Mrs.
B\ id had been a -utTcrer from asthma,
but -he boi'e he- suffering well.
< in Saturday she wa taken ill but
wa- much better Sunday morning and
told he- children to go ahead and attend
the birthday dir.me- at the homof
Mr Robert 11 in>< as they had
| p.armed. .About two lock the un]
expected end came while her husband
sat by her b? d.
j Funeral services wen* conducted
, from the home b) the Kev. M. B.
Gunter, Pastor of M*. I'isguh Baptist
church, of which M -. Bvrd was a
jlaithtul and consistent member, asj
-is ted by the Rev. Hoyt Black well
jjind Jo'nn Dabney. Her remains were
] la ill t> rest n Mr. Pisgah cemetery
: beneath a mound of many beautiful
, iloweis in the presence of a multitude
of friends and relatives who
? an;e la uuv their la*?t respects.
' 1
1 'I he flow er girls were Misses K te-e
and Kmestim* Mungo, I.ucy Ma.*
' lai drier. Margaret Hilton, iff >
; i J and Natalia Gregory, ni - es
Mi-. Byrd, anil IT7: * h Threatt.
1:e-i.ii - her ha b.n.d. M* s. B\: .1 s
v.! by t"> fo! -wing child re* :
M: -. Gi.bert tiardner. M:s. Fran ;
' M : - - t ie g. a By I -1 a 1
M . -i By-'i. .. * he Flat ' reek cm
"? ' a 1 g! a: d . Peri. two s: -!e* *
ami a a oiia: a.-.1 survived. k> t
-haw Ida.
|
j >. \: V -even pa.-svf.g. - nave been
t landed at Morula, Mcxn . because or
a tire on beard the Ward Fine steamer
Monteia v . which was dnscovere 1
on tire off port of PmgTosso on
Tuesday.
Compare Corn
To Bible Traitor
\ar'a. <' ?. Sept. The relat
,r . in-t v. < ? : himself h i 1 < I in ton .v.
,? pastor and p.ni-honei
.s, f. !< !H're today iiorii the pul:
i < apito! Avenue Baptlht
: a huh tf.- mi-sing home
'.oai'd 11 c;i - ti'i w a - a ineniI
)i . A \I a ioi , who de
ailegi-.l .i ! aii at ions of
i ,i- a 'Mi l d v. e ' annol under.?(id
i,? .o '! 'jndi.'i .stand."
\|.! .1 t . r. . - ' . ' e X I I hi* >C V
all I ir * ' . : ' .1*1 -1* - of t hv'
.ip!i of !. < ; ' according
"d. , ,i\ ri-.l \ hi-in,
M-n ; : v.r '. ? and out*
.i I : p ikf of .1 ad'ls
. i.ni:; foi ml- it
ay n '! being
I
. '.I - U.:t' not lllol" I
. a' a' .1 nd.i- did than |
i --? *! boa i.! ami our j
. i. V s :.a* M . i a: fa-- did," |
in. .. .. ..
" I1 at nn- di-fallen t hoi
. f . M - - ;o ISo i I ,i of SoUt h- i
15a.-: ,--t * - : .. rit ion max prove a j
i 11' i m v i . * : i?r i to in g t hi* de- j
nat. .n : . a rca . of t he
--.ml a need.-. .said it: . .Major atui |
i-al. d to Baptists ' '.roup'iiuut tin-j
id. tot lost* fa;'.:, in tin* hoard'-l
gat ./.atio and wm k, continuing,
"im- kingdom of ( prist is at stake.
'i ir in:--!'.:, hoard worker- are with;
t the:: -alaries and tho-i- working
small pay with the Indians and
: ta-' mission work are facing pos1
- dm- p- i vat ion."
| Dr. .Major, who bapti/.ed ' .rnes ten
yeai - a^o and as a nteniher of the
II-:,.e Mission hoard lias he.-n associat.-.i
with Mr. Came- in tin general
a- t.vities. then recounted hi- elations
u.th (anus, for whom a war: ant haheeti
issued.
! I knew Mr. Carries as a loyal
nurch worker and as an apparen'.iv
numhle. pious and quirt man," he
-aid. "1 thought him an invaluable
member of my congregation. But
1 I suspect now that he deliberately'
.'. orked to gain my confidence and I
I -he confidence of Baptists generally
J--. that he could gain the position of
j'.-ust that he later achieved. and
I which he used to. betray the kingj
d'-.m,'' m' or ?
1 "Cleared of Murder"
| Fifty-six years old, wear v. worn,
broken, a man has recently been reU-ased
from an Knglish prison after
eighteen year- of dfe within its walls.
1 line at la^t disclosed hi-' innocent'.'
of the crime for which.-the ,,m-t ha 1
(l<>.,!i:ed him t<> the-e more than d,(t<)(l
*;t i and il' t-.i ry days and r ghts. \>
gift i.f m-.ney an make good that
r.-Uery of eigh'..- years - at >.f hi
d but Kng i.ind, regretting the
1 " n: age -it i-t.,i-, does the honorit.>!.
thing am: : a: h:m ypi.ooi),
t'c.a. - 'no hanging of William
Heilwagnei . t ip.ok Man.!. 111.,
in Mv_>. "(ientlem.-n," he said- these
were his 1 a>t word- "I am innocent
of this criiv. ." Ten \,-ars later a
wretched na .n shame and remorse
wrote out MtUj ry of his own guilt
tor the deed for which Heilwagner
had been executed, and then jumped
to his death from a bridge. Such
facts as these are among the argu
ments advanced against capital
puni-hment.?Our Dumb Animals.
The trouble with the sun these
days is that it is entirely too prodigal.
? New York Evening Post.
I w. r.-ROl'NTJtFF.. M. P.
I'i il.i^r.i \ Specialty
If \r>u 1? iv - an\ of the following
' I have the rcntedv, no mailer
what y-i.r trouble ha- heen 1 la
no-e.l Ner\- -m --. stomach trouble,
|o>h of wi'i.m, Io?? ot .sleep, sore
mouth, pain" n the bark ami shoub
\ dors, peculiar -w m ining in 11 e head,
frotliN like phi in throat, pas-inn
mucous from I. bowel-v, e-preiallv
i' after taking | r. .; \e. burning tort,
brown. rough *- ,u -km. burning
j or iniitng skin, r i-h n the hand-,
face and arm- r- -i inblnu: sunburn,
'* habitual con-i u .ihon, t-. luetinie.1
altern.itmg with u .iihoeat < upper
or i - ta llic t a -1 . -.-toil iv. to
fun lie.it. forgett .1 . ,( jvpot: 1 -n. v
and tin. ightf that . u. i.t \.-ur
it mind, funis a fu:v t I apd
j_ awav ln.?i the t<? .... ... ... ml w. ?ne-<
with lu?" of rnerirv It 1 m- the-.*
'' f\tnpt..m? and hn\r i k. n ail k i iof
medicine and still -ok. I r?peei.i!lv
?. want mil to write f .r n.\ I klet.
Questionnaire and Mill hi.ictv>Mf.
^ . C. HOI MH1 1.. M it
AUSTIN,TLXA>. HOX 11 SO.
MASTER'S SALE
State "1 South Carolina, J
< 11un' y ot Kershaw <
(C?>urt of Common Pleas) <
W. J. Christmas. A. M. Christina.-, H. <
C. < hristmas. Lewis Christinas, Ada 1
(iooiialc and George Christmas,
plaint itfs,
against
John I teuton, Albert Denton, Willie
Denton, Marie Denton and Ruth
Denton, defendants, '
i
Under and by virtue of an Order <
of Court made in the above entitled i
ease and dated the 7th day of September,
1 '. 2s, the Master for Kershaw J
County will otTer for sale at public 1
auction, for cash, before the Kershaw
County Court House door'- C amden,
South Carolina, during the legal 11
h >urs of sale, on the 1st. Monday, be- \
ing the 1st. day of October 11)28, the
following described real estate:
"All thai parcel or lot of land, ,
situate, lying and being in the State,'
of South Carolina. County of Ker-;1
shaw, about one-half (1-2) mile Kast !
of the City of Camden, with buildings i
thereon, containing one and onefourth
(1 1-4) acrees more or less j
and lying between the Wateree Cot- |;
ton Mill and Hermitage Cotton Mill,.hounded
North by premises of Kate
Roston. Kast by premises of B. M.
Brown. South by premises of Goodale
and \Y. T. Gardner and West by
public road known as the School
road.''
Any one desiring to bid at said
sale, shall first deposit with the Master
as an evidence of good faith,
certified check or cash in the sum of
One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. Atthe
conclusion of said sale, the Mastor
shall return to the unsuccessful
bidders any sums so deposited.
W. L. DePASS, JR. ,
M_a_sler Kershaw..County.
September 10, 1028.
Edward Miles, 47. left New York
last Friday in a 27-foot schooner on
a trip around the world all by himself.
That is. he will go as far as
San Francisco by himself and will be
joined there by his wife for the rest
of the cruise.
MASTER'S SALE
!
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw
(Court of Common Pleas)
J. H. Burns, plaintiff,
against
John Charles, defendant,
Under and by virtue of an Order df
Court made in the above entitled case
and dated the 7th, day of September
1928. the "Master for Kershaw County
will offer for sale at public auction,
for cash, before the Kershaw County
Court House door, Camden, South
Carolina, on the 1st, Monday, being
the 1st, day of October, 1928, the
following described real estate:
"All that piece, parcel or tract of
land containing eighty-two and 2-10;
acres (82.2), situate, lying and beinK I
in the County and State aforesaid,
and bounded a- follows: North by
lands of James H. Burns, East by '
lands James H. Burns, South by!
lands of Hermitage Cotton Mills, and |
West by tract one (1) allotted to!
Prince English; said land being tracts
two < _') and Three (2) as more fully J
appear- b\ plat of Ker-naw deLoach, <
j da:. RMa1, h 21st. 1922." j
A' y one d.-s ring t< b d at said
sji.r. othe: than the t . titiff herein)
sna. first < posit w 1 r.e Master as)
in . aie: > of i f.t.'h, certified ;
i "cck or n.-h :: -am of Fiftv.
p- ' e hum. . ($50.00 dollar.-.
A: ;:ic v-m .- ->n of said sal",!
M.o'rr - a turn to the un
r:< a v a y sums .-<> Uoi
1 f
' 1- D- PASS. JR. i
MastV-r Kershaw i--unt\.'
. t .t m... , .. 1 ',<28. j
Notice i? herein g.ven tha*
and every person m . havealliH
a nil other uselos> yi-iwth oii 9
promises cut at . You &rt9
luired to give tin .move noiicf9
mediate attention. -Vinuld youfi9
comply within a reasonable /'J
will be amenable. '
JNU H - UILS?S
Al)MlNISTKAT(dt's"NnT?M
All parties indeiited to thedH
I' Ervie (latoe, are
not ified t o ma ko meat to
lersigned and all pinties, if anj^|
u g claims again t the said
will present them likewise dulB
tested within the tim.- prescribB
W. M. CATOK. Admiuistriul
K e r s h a w, Route'
Camden, S. C., August 20th, 19)1
Getting information to ejfl
that a plot was underway to trifl
all high officials, including hinB
and deport them. Premier Priatj|
Rivera, dictator of Spain, had ikH
2.000 plotters arrested through 9
? untiy and has su ceedcd in
an end to the piot for thetixeWH
Your Shoes!
Uncomfortable feet /nak9
hours long, distance long!
and patience short. Ut'im
help the feet by reMnH
ing the shoes.
THE RED 60l)l?l
Next door to Express 0f6?t H
G19 Rutledge St. jB
CAMDEN, S.Cxj
ABRAM M. JONESfl
Proprietor. '9
A NEW MOTOR SERVlCEl
AND BETTER! 1
Added equipment and new forces in ?ur
department make for this shop the rating ?( no
better in Camden.
From daylight till midnight ofir mrr. and ,m
chinery are at your service?to really *(>? Wju a I
lo please you. !
LANGSTON'S GARAGE I
Telephone 99. Ib'K.dl, Street I
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PW*?al Co
Declare War on All Insects?A ///
* ?and keep them an . . Bee Brar.d 1 .'.sect Powder
or Ltqutd kids V .-s, Ants, Roaches, Poultry
Lice, M' $.?.} ui toes, 1- as. Bed Bugs, and other insects.Wof.
t spwt or Mam. Use powder on plants
ar.d pets. H rite us jot I REE insect booklet. If
dealer cn n't s tp ply, we v. ill ship by parcel post at
prices named. McCORMICK 6i CO., Baltimore, Md.
BE I: BRAN3 PonuVr
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