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Miss Viola Gentry, 2n, made a rec old llight of eight hours and six mlr utf? at Koosevelt Field, J. 1., th longest time any woman has stayed i the an in an airplane. Mrs. Clifford K Hay has announj ed herself as u < amlidate foi the o1 ll< e of mayor <>f Thoma*\ille, Gil., of posing her luo the! .1 law I' Ko Hay, ineuMiheni. and Ma r. I < ' raw foul, third ?andidate v> Sure Way to Stop Coughing This Prescription Relieves Almost Instantly < "Ugfting is Li ua 1 y u .< ' i - v> hi' h patent m? I . n< ai ' i' syiups ito not rea' fi. II . a . . I m.x i tie, a famous d" ' oi ; ' < 1 ' ' < ' ' e 1.- vi ? ? >ugnIng ' i.i < . 'i' v w a. low . It we l oa n <nt n i ! . d f fel l III t he.II \ , lis .1 U''!i .1' ' t I ,e \ e - the i r i 11 a . and ' i:' " to 1 !a 11111 I rial -i < tinlike most rouge niedi ;? ? I - -\ ine euntain- no < hlociform. dope. <> other hai mful drug-. Safe Im I in whole family. Al-o e\ ellen* to; soi e throat. t^u.'k relief guaran'ei or your money too k :.? . are If I .UU. Sold hy \\ |{ohin /.en:;>- an 1 till other good I )rug Sloi? . Mob Hit run For Had Crime Koine, Mis* , I>f. <?l. ( h?rle> Siaphctd, Negro luuidt-iet and ah ^TTu'T.m , u it"* fmi ned on .1 K'4S dine I >.<... k i-.J |i> m- lii'ic Tnii^g/il. ' hi u . i at u.g Mi - \r il> and I) V , i ^ \ < i a 1 fi it- i; I < ! a mop < i,. i.an.Ji, .1 :nt i. ;...ut i| the Ni g a ! i- l? I M ew g 1 I ' ' 11< I I I ' 4? 11 M I \< gi" xi??g " k ? j i i i i . . . \ -. -1 > . at i 11 I'' < J > ;a ,. i . ; i.mil i.:. : In- li, a |>a ; . , a n Die ,n. <; 11 : aii. u? * |' ;i: I \. ;; - ii Mi llif'il lilt !, ... i ' 'i.ni n J JI t'ti I I 1 I ' J a . I .11. s ,. 'ii.- i at. j 111 -. /1. . 11 I'a: hman 4' .? : a'.'lu. 11-?I hi* I " wai >?!<i d.iug: '. I). .j.ik .ill lii.iinV, ng tw ' i. h 111. i' i , i !: a >! '" ' : i ! i:. k <1 w t . ' .< -I ii.. ! la ... Uih.ng k j!.? ? aib'/U'. 2 c '. . * ! i ..in .i pubic : ot'l, and V\iir.i < ? ') i ix- .. i .. > ! at. ii< ill r la ' i . . th i 1 > u a .-til! .. tin- pyre. lie was . ' ai i-\ j>fi Mai.- at tne t, in- that ' : . il.l In- It-It tiii-'f. 1 l i t 1 \ lulling ... hi it <i ahuut mid!" 'a t t |; lira all.! vlitlip No. 1 1 ' ' ti.f prison farm. lilt- pv.it- was j , a t f i. i feet high a i: 11 two or three i ' ! i t With. O-l.t.i ia- ,-anl thf! i* Wfi'f about It'j | ieft at thf tft'itf wiit-n ht? arrived, ' I' had been raining all after nun a i but had ceased at the time of the j hunting. l'.-t i mate- n| the iiunit-hr in tile' nioii ranged up to 2,500, hut reports j' J--aid the nieii went quietly about their |' ' rim task. I' Shop herd was captured about H 1 i o'clock this morning near Perthshire 1 ! l<y Miss Laura Mae Ketlor. Miss 1 1 Heeler and several men were taking ; I him to turn him over to the sheriff at i Cleveland when tiu- mob seized him. | That was about 12:30 this after- ' j noon, and the mob kept him captive, riding him around for miles until the lynching. He confessed to the crimes but it was said the mob sought to get 1 a statement from him implicating the ' other two negroes, but be maintained ' to the last they were not implicated. ' It wa- reported that Shepherd was * on tiic pyre for almost an hour before he wns dead. After the lynching the crowd dispersed. 1 | <iunni-<ai. Miss., Dee. 111. ? Unarmed and alone, save for the company of i the brother of the man she sought, j Miss Laura Mae Heeler today capit ur.ed < barley Shepherd, Negro murderer and abductor, while hundreds of men combed the thickets for him. I Miss Heeler received word this morning from Shepherd's brother, lorn, wii., worked on her place, that the Negro was on her plantation. "1 went down to the cabin with i loin, she .>aid, "and Charley said he would give up if 1 would go with 1 : h;m." J "lie told me i: 1 Wouldn't go, he I j'A' uIdn't give up but would take a| .!:.i!ice on fighting. 1 sear, h? d him.. , " had I..- weapons. He told me i . be ;:d not haw anything except a| i . . which w a - on the bed ill t lie ' ' ;l!' He had . ft with tin- i ill, and < -fx . art ridge-, and still had them. A\ e g..( m a ar and start* ?! for i'-.r. ; m."i but n -i.i,,, ?'fia;' l! : > ri^vio |1 to 1 levelan.i to; ' n "V er to the sheriff, hut a' , ?c an,; a half f: ...;r, t. .. land A cm a,\a\ fr.'tn us" M:s H :e- a- . "r.e NVgi ,i; i , | ' M ' ' " I - ! .ill w ; . n, '' d < -a d. " i : . : Kf; .' j \ ' '. . \; - K - a ; :' ,i.; . - " Li no . ! 1 ' 1 ___ 1. . ,t ' ' a. w .- . N A ' . . . .. J - . , . h * \ , ! i 11 ' ' ; 11 ' ix1 * ",iMti t have ' i., ' ' > in the 111 t. v,?-\ ' :e. . I.-.- I . men. A. , . . Mil., t.. ge V afeiy , . a . , . mated t it, m. .,t ' 1' '* " i'f pi,-ad '.g ne not aa><- turn, f?u". I cou.tin p him. 1 1, :* >" ?> f??r him. 1 nax. ., heart j a!- ' 1 * b. In ye in jr. h- | w anted she . it \\ t4 * t ?i k t* i u r s t 1 'a la-v | heard i h.,. , y sax wa Mins. tor -ake. don't leave me. Please don't let them *ake me." Rewards totaling were offered for Shepherd's capture. 1 ederai agents seized 155 containers rf 100 gallons of alcohol each, shipped to New h ork disguised as ink from Cuba The ink was to have | been redistilled after it got Into the , hand? of the bootleggers and would I have been converted .into 30.0(H) gallons of liquor. S foe kino Preserve J With Tame Birds * K IJigftlrt'f, S. (' Dec. G .1IllC 13 ^ . bur.dant ri Williumxbui g county but (J ! i? xnirifliKH-f haul to bring down v. , n rhot ?m i * hi !!. hot' this reason Ralph I'uii'. /.?*i who ha > in lease a ipi hinting preserve fifteen miles a King-tiee, and frequently visits ; odge with f i lends foi the sj> ?rl 1 'fit- in id, n. l ived Friday twenty I ii . ate- f parti idges shipped \ I ... . Mrs.. b I ( it wee ( nly-live 11! i d > to til' e ..if, I - ii i stood from authenti iii. ' ' heso hi i da w e as anic a- !?ai d fowls. 'I hey pocks I .r the !' ill aiound them. He i idea iii ti' i ales in \aiiou.s sec of of t f . : Id and t he quail re- .1 .named w h? i '.'ley were placed. I' is l?i* f? underst mil tiiat these 'j' o.m;.* ??. t ce dollai s each in Mis-' J'p* o when the carriage fejufrge- , i added they will make o a 'i t\ i.sive shooting. Hut they ' w nsu -Mr. Pulitzer's guests the v P11 .i> u i ' bringing down t lie game, f no n.;t? 11 how inexperienced hunters *011.1 1,: .eni muy prove. A in ' m shipment of hirds is expected r Sunday. 1 In iia'.es were viewed with in- s Len-s1 hy both yourig boy.- and adults, The le d- look no different from those ab? ufid : g in Williamsburg fields but it was :?n unusual sight to see so many : :heni in captivity. N o Joseph II. 1,'nger. alleged friend of p A; Mold ko'hstein, New York gamb- ,\ lei and racketeer, shot to death on Sl Dee. 1, enrervd a pjea of guilty when ? !u raignod in New York on a charge f lllegul handling of $2,000,000 worth N jf narcota He will be sentenced 0 >n January 1. The district attorney s asking for a sentence of 12 years. ( . Staff Sergeant Joseph Spel" united a States army, died at Fort Trotten, N. V., on Christmas eve within a few weeks of his retirement after 80 ^ years of army service. Four general jfficers, a colonel and a major acted p is honorary pall bearers when he was K juried m Arlington cemetery, Wash- ^ ngton. on yesterday. Spel was a Herman by birth. Fight on King's .Mountain Top ^ Bessemer City, Dec. 81.?The pin- y nacle, of the mountain that for more j [| than a century has been termed "the | R turning point,'' and which derived its!'' name, from, "this is the* Kings Moun-,m tain." is to continue before the eyes of the world, but in a different way, than history record- 1:1 Revolutionary times. Again the famous oid mountain is pressed into ,-crvice as it is a .-tumbling block, in the aviators' path. It is necessary that a 'beacon light with a 2,800 volt capacity be erected on its highest point to aid the airman in his course and will be a lighthouse over the litCe sea of mountain tops that the aviator encounters for a lor.g distance when he makes his trips from Spartanburg to Greensboro. Go down the York road out of town of King. Mountain, and you can see the right of way that has been cut through the forest, and shrubbery almost to the very pinnacle. The posts have also been placed and the workmen are now waiting for the special appa at us. that will hoist the huge lowe: over the nigh rock, onto the '.op where tiieie :> aheady a concrete! - eh '..'.a' wa> put there to support i '!'ug. <>; i-c-ur-e th:< same slab win no! 1^ u-eii : a haso, hut iho-ty u " ' oia !anr.!:ar w . h the mountain i v;'l !ifr fh:- site. As the' " - \ - :^e for a radius1 'i' . - b,' - a- . h light 1 "A ? "'> r. lib I* is a ::r.;!ar j;g'g is : n l tie pinna, le of .1. ' .i...it ;,ing i.f ' ' g'. n o'.i . 1 SHERIFF'S SAI K FOR TAXKS 1 . -.mil: \ T;.\' n.e hy :n-: 1 a . Ko - Pa w ( nr. .' ' ' nr. i u .. s, H ' " y M., ' "'" be ;.g ' he Tin day ! !U wol : 1 v i '' ' ' t la ::d . :i 1 > r.. t I ( ' 'u 1 a re-., bva:. e 1 v ' 1 I1-- .. : r e; r y \ M. W. bam-; Wo.1 '' laip.'.'as Fev ied Upon and v"!,i u- j . Pet ty J. B. XlL, 1 tor 1 '.'27 ta\ also A*, that t a : of land ;n Distn t No 1J. contn::..n,g 270 acres, bounded North by G. \\ . N'.les; East by Campbell lands; South by Willis Knight; West hy lands J. B. Muvphvf Le\,ed uj>or. ai.d to be sold as property ot J. M. Martin for 1 p'jr, an! 1 '.'27 taxo*. also All that lot of land in Whites Bark near Camden District No. 1. bounde 1 North hy Lot No. 7, Fast by B. M. Hall et. al.. South b\ J. \Y .\ Sanders; West by ii lton Street! Levied upon and to be <=o!d as property of Ed. Blair and J. M. Jennings for 1P27 taxes. also ? Al. that tract of land in District No. 1. containing 28 acres, bounded ; on North by Cain Davis; East Martha 1 Anderson; South by Charlea Wil iums; West by Arthur Murphy. a?vied upon and to bo sold as proprty of Gibbs Kobtftson for 1920 taxes. also All that tract of land in District Jo 29, containing 145 acres, bounded n the North by Joe Cook; Mast by 'al Mitchell; South by George Cook; Vest by lands William Mitchell. ?evied upon and to be sold as propel y of B.stale of Nancy Mitchell for 920 and 1 927 taxes. also All that tract of land in District lo. 29, containing 200 acres, hounded n the North by John and Henry litchell; Blast ; South by J. L. I n kland; West by Bit la Quails, .evied upon and to be sold a> pronely of Kstate Sato Mitchell lor I920 ml 1527 tuxes. ;?!>() All that tiacl of land in District lo 12, containing 159 acres, bounded n the North by William Bra/.zell t. al.; Kast by Dave Jackson; South OO ('<)</ k et. al.; West by W. J. ackson. 1 ,e\ led upon and to be sold s property of K. lb liranham lor 'J 2b taxes. also AM that lot of land near the Town f Hethune. known as lot No .'12 of Norwood lands fronting 50 feet on Vatts Road, levied upon am 1 to be old as property of Hurt and Minter ot 1020 ami 1027 tuxes. also All that tract of land bing in chool District No. 9, containing 27 cres and known as tract No's h and as: represented by plat made of ume by T. M. Belb of the Kirklands wids. Levied upon and to be soldi s nroperty of ?James Kirkland for( 92b and 1927 taxes. also All that tract of land in District' lo 29, containing 135 acres, bounded n the North by Henry Goft' et. ah; last by .James Mitchell et, al; South y Care\ Perry; West by Val litchell. Levied upon and to be old as property of Iseral Bracey for 92b taxes. also All that tract of land in District lo. (5, containing 83 acres, bounded ^ n the North by Bid and John Wat-, ins; on the Kast by lands formerly >. G. Joye; on South by Kershaw orbett; on West by Blstate W. D. larshall. Levied upon and to be sold s property of Rev. W. C. Carter for 927 taxes. j also All that tract of land in Distric t lo 11, containing 1ST acres, bounded n the North by Mrs. J. R. Dinkins; outh by Mrs. K. I). Mclntire; West y C. J. Shannon; On Blast by Mrs. . D. Mclntire. Levied upon and to esold as property of J. Bl. Mclntire >r 192b and 1927 taxes. also All that tract of land in District (Continued from Page Four) o 12, containing 00 acres, bounded n the North bv Lizzie Carter; on ast by Carrie Hailey; on South by [. L. Schlosburg: on West by J. R. ush. Levied upon and to be sold as roperty of Rachel Lee for 1926 and 927 taxes. also AH that tract of land in District No 1, containing 35 acres, bounded; on the North by Harry Chesnut; Mast1 by "Clements lands; South by R. R. J Placer; West by Mirths Crinr* levied upon and to be sold as property of Aaron Wh Raker for It#23, lttiU, 11*26, 11*20 and 11*27 taxes also All that lot and building in City of Camden, bounded North by \V VI. Most* ley; on Mast by Campbell M; on tin- South by Jerry Brooks; on West by 11 i is property. Levied upon urui to be sold us propeiiy of L. R. Jennings for 1927 taxes, also All those lots No. *>.> an -1 in Cureton I'ark, bounded on Notth by Lots No's 3d to 10 inclusively; West by lot No II; on Last by I>.>t No. 22; on South by old Kerry itoad. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Liank Thomas for 11*27 taxes. -also All those lots No's 21 ami 22 in Monroe Boykin Park, houmled on North by 2nd Avenue; On Must by lot No. 23; on South by lots No's *> and 7; on the W est by lot No. 2d. levied upon and to be sold as property of George Thompson for 11*27 taxes, also All that lot and building in the City of Camden, bounded on North by James Griggs; on Last by Estate C. C. Scott; on South by DeKalb Street; on the West by Colored Methodist Church. Levied upon and to be sold as property of L. L. MvLester for 11*27 taxes. also All that lot just North of City of. Camden, bounded on North by prop-} erty of Davis; East by porperty formerly Rodgers; on South by Public Road; on West by R. D. Dibble. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Reuben Catoe for l'J27 taxes., also All that lot and building in City, of Camden, bounded on the North by i Phoebe -Williams; on East by premises of Team; on South by premises of Team; on West by Campbell Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Lulu Deas for 11*27 taxes, also All that lot and building in District No. 1, bounded on the North by John Timbers; on the East by Rachel James; on South by Mittie Carlos; on West by Ben Brown. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Gus Carlos for 1927 taxes. also All that lot and building in City of Camden, bounded on North by Sammie James; on East by Miss Minnie Clyburn; on West by CampMinnie Clyburn; on South on West by Campbell Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Tillman James for 1-927 taxes, also All those lot and building in City of Camden, bounder! on North by DeKalb Street; on East by American Legion property; on South by W. T. Smith; on West by Schlosburg and Karesh. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Isaac B. English for 1927 taxes. ?,?,?- t .. t wgM also "ill All that lot una building in District No 1, bounded on North ?by John Timber*; on East by ' Shed: Patterson; on South by Mittie Carlos* on Went by Grace Brown. Levied upon and to be sold as property 0/ I d ward DuBose for \WLl taxes, also All that lot in District No. if bouced on North by Lot No. 152; on ' IuaI by Perkins; on South by lg^ , Av< nue; on West by Lot No. 60, in .Mmi,i jc Boykin park. Levied upon and o be sold as property of Ada > Crak.ford for 1927 tuxes. also All that lot and building in City (>f Camden, bounded on North by York Street; on Last by Campbell Street; on South by Colored Cemetery; West' by Cuignard property, Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of Cyrus McGirt for 1027 taxes, also All those 2 lots and 8 buildings in City of Camden, bounded on North by E. II. Dibble; on East by Church Street; on South by York Street; on west by formerly Tom Levy. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of J. W. Burke for 1027 taxes. j also All those lots No's 36, 51, 52, 53. and 51 in Cureton Park, fronting on Kerry Road. Levied upon and to be sold us property of J. M. Belton for 1027 taxes. also All that lot and building in City of Camden, bounded on North by York Street; on East by I^ot No. 11; on South by Lot No. 18, on West by Lot No. 3. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Spencer Walker for 1027 taxes. also All those lots in DuBose Park In District No. 1, bounded on North by lot No. 41; on the East by Washington and Atlanta Highway; on South by Mrs. Sallie N. Myers; on the West by Mrs. Sallie N. Myers. Levied Upon and to be sold as property of M. J. and J. A. Morris for 1027 taxes, also All that lot in District No. 1, and bounded on North by lots No. 97 and 98; on east by lots No. 88 and 89; on South by First Avenue; on the West by Sam Jones. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Dinah Davis for 1927 taxes. also All that lot and building in City of Camden, bounded on north by lot ; formerly of G. W. Crosby; on east by Dock Carter; on the South by formerly Alma Stewart; on West by Campbell street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of G. W. Mc- { Girt for 1927 taxes. | also All that lot and building in City of Camden, bounded on North by R. H? Haile; on East by Thos. J. Boykin estate; on South by J. W. Bennet, on West by Broad street. Levied uyou and to be sold as property of Everett Kirkland for 1927 taxes. Terms of sale, Cash. J. H. McLEOD, Sheriff Kershaw County. K. E. CHEWNING Contractor and Builder Camden, S. C. If you have building to, do let inn figure with you. Satisfaction guaranteed. References given on application. f DeKALIU COUNCIL No 88 . Junior Order U. A. M. Regular <*<iunoil first and \ third Mondays of* each month at 8 p.m. Visiting Brethren are welcomed. P. .1. CRKF.P, L. II. JONKS, Councillor. Recording Secty. m- KERSHAW LODGE No. 29 //Vv. A F> M> G A Regular communication of Ay /y this lodge is held on the first Tuesday in each month at 8 p.m. Visiting Brethren are welcomed. T. V. WALSH, J. K. ROSS, Worshipful Master. Secretary. 1-14-27-tf T. B. BRUCE V ?terinarian Pay Phone 30 -Night Phone 114 CAMDEN, 3. C. t > NO-MO-KORN FOR CORNS AN'P CALLOUSES .Made in Camden And For Sale B 7 DeKalb Pharmacy?Phone 95 * - j ROUT. W.MITCH AM /I rchitect Crocker If nil ding, Camden, S. C. jag mm HALFHEARTED Never Felt Well "I don't s, wh\ w.iiacn will -J?<1 r v. g?o ????i?hnihhearteri I I w ay, ru-vi-r : weil, barely !{ '. ?? dine v>. iUu might i Vet. as it <. vie." sa\ Mrs < S. Hunter, : "1 mjIV.t, 1 v in mv si;!i - I !- .i . to hed and st.iv > .: . t. . s t .\ > \\? cks. "I <"i ..! i. w irk. ar.d just drag 1 ?r, , d i.. lvu.se, "1 t t inn. 1 went fror a hundred and t\v? ntv-six pounds d?>wn to less than a hundred. "I sent to the store for Cardui, and before I ha i taken tho first bottle I began t<i improve. My aide hurt less, and I bognn to mend in health. "Cardui acted as a fine tonic. I do not feel like the same person. I am well now, and still gaining." For salo by druggists, everywhere. Give it a trial. 1-1*4 ^irnf it..., Strive To Better Your Condition p At the close of this year are you going to be any better off than i you were at the end of last year? If you have not got ahead so far j there is yet some time to redeem yourself. The First National Bank I Of Camden, South Carolina ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN KERSHAW COUNTY ?? 1| 1^?