The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 23, 1931, Image 2
, t t % KRAI. KITES FOR NOTED
Krk<*ot? C'U?*r m DtuUiana l'o? n for.
'tWqau 0%*r l)?(
MvWYf, I,?., Jaft. 6.?jy.rscs.4s Vkirtr
cUsed bar* u*iay ay tn?-. th.-ir p
nrj.gftt attend trt* funeral yf l;nal?*ka
H;u?, hero <A th* Byrd at.Paretic exw
r?o w a> crush**: to death
ursjesr trie woeeU' of an automob..*
Saturday.
Tb* h*r;> *or, <?>f a Matamuie Half
W olf. .'corn in Lapland five )??n ag >,
ar>u d to niu-ih the 1 ox*n
at tfc* otixw et*i of the yorld
:?* the leader of Admrrat By*rt'? *>x
tearr *w here or exhibition with
iady, m* mat*- when he <^a*be?i
j a tht-rd.w.fcpfpr*' so era) hi* \.*ry?<i*d
kf* beneath a '.<>** ?.* ape
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LIQUID or TABLETS
H-a t;i. r.> Vv\'-:
6 6 6 SALVE .
1 ' ;vK> l!.\l)V > < ?!.;)
When Your Farm Stock Is
Sick, Look For Rats.
i -rt*ri*..r?a ?rM? . M.*T??itA cor. l
. *. -ar-yr F.a'? ar" carr;e-* f da- .
* *? piapue"?h"if hv-era. foot
--tr. d.iea-:. ar.i that terrible
- ?' scourge* --- Bubonic plague.
> r.cu-id t h r , w around prerr.r
KAT-SN\\r. It's ?u-e ar.d safe
T"..*ee -.z*s. .'?5c. '"-.Vc, $1 25. So d ar.d
iruarar.tty-d by ? Zerr.p i Dc-Pai;.
>r :fr?r?tv am.der.. S. C.. and Bethur.p
Hardware Co.. Bet'hur.e. S. C.
t+j
1 thixk Cardui i? a wonderful
medicine, for I improved greatly
after taking it." sava Mrs. A W.
English, of R. F. D. 4. Roanoke,
\ a. "\\"hen I was just a girl of
13. my mother gave this medi'l
cine to me. and it did me a great
deal of giwi I was weak and
run-dowr. After I had taken
Cardui awh..e. I rnuch bettt-r.
In 1924. my health was poor.
I felt n-.isrm-ie. and hadn't
enough str?-ng'.h to do my housew-orx.
It tovk all my willpower
to keep up. I was pale and
weak.
I got Cardui again and took
it. My improvement was wonderful.
I can recommend Cardui to
others, for my health was so
much better after I had taken a
course of the Cardui Home
Treatment."
^ B-ltt
I Talcs
for Constipation. Indtfatton, I
Biliousness Qni> i cent a daaa j
GLOEST CITY IS
SYRIA?! CAPITAL
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i Damascus Becomes Center
of Government of
New Republic.
Washington ?The oide*t city in th<
world become* the n*we?t < a'fcita! by
! the recent Fre*u.b, pr#clam*tio? cresil:
inr the rtpvWk- of Syria.
l.*ar??*<u*. yeara old. will be
the center 'of tfte new government
which It a ?oeee*a?f to the proud
j kingdom > ( A?#jrrta. a name linked
; with d/ettd and terror In the Old
? Te*<a?l?rnt,
T rate* ha* carved the republic of
out of the Syrian mandate
granted her by tlje I>ague of Naiiopa.*' ?
?*)'* x bulletin of the National Geofrajdd*
society. ,
"fn the republic." the hufkdfriR
nn ?r> pwrtftt rett. MFrnfH*e
followed in the fbotv?lPf>* of Great
Britain. Out ?-f the Palesr;ne-Tnin*
Jordan and Iraq mandate*. Britain ere .
6! d If'e k;.r.gd"fn of 'i>ar.sj"r Ion u.vd {
t.'e.- kingpin- ? '{ Irnt^A
Oo?? Not Ccver fintfrk Mandate*'d
iit> ref.jjt.h.* f Syria. b?i*ever af> J
pea? s *e\'r*n y f .i r~i after ' ' ?. e?tat. *< ' j
.' lent h> Frar.% ? uf *:.? : r>t rep j 1**V
in her r rf : :. : *.< that of t .?<
I.e. frj , H . R* th?*
farx.o .* *j ; * . f !.;> n. or I>h,in>
-r, i r - : *? - n p, r..,e Med?f?*rn
I new r?'putd.e v.
l! ?; aH< lent M? >~I ?-tri > ,- j
er of ;R'dudes by r..* u..-.ir- !
i ! the area ?f the mandate. In a-:
to on..mng \ e l>liafi>'>e K.
puLlr.c it zi^o ti-'tides the yta'e .-f t
the Aiouite*. nnd ';;e tear- of L'jebe.
I'ruze, rii-.'ir r-. i, bora* - f the fiery
T'ru/e L^e L tutarraD* of
Islam. j
tv?- -rr?** .1--? - t.be !- -t'r-Ttt V-tfr-?
" TP~ iTT S'TTTTTi At T**. Nt j
OR'V < tr.e :n I?-j?r.'J.-r,. e ??f t:.e A ' I
;Ve> ?. < -> re? _'( :zed f--r i
rei.g.ouH reasons but also tne new !
S'y- >n RepnbVe t! th-e I/+.nn"w> Jte- !
rcA-t-r rep-rpsr-nt a M"tem rppunrle r
and a ''J r;-r..,ri reouho'? ro?;^;tive'y. J
"[ rt-i ;< -'.ites :n an. am i
no ia*_-r th in < h?.-rv.;t -till leave many J
' r:ii ' . ;; ti?*ai eoi'!. i*>? '
r?-.-?-ur. ' ! . -ujd recjuire .-u*. !
' > . ' r.-r.-. pteres tr i :
r. u" p.. - i .-w-rn; t...? ids v..\.-v
*'>': r . - - : f .--s are
- r. ..f - r- . r.an : :? and * n ... ;
; r>e f- 7 . ,./f tl . a f ...
? M- i;n I...:.. [it:
-f ,.r. ^unri.les an : ; .. i'^
- < different :n j"'.n* r f \ .*\v
as l*a the lies, ar.d Fr.-re-rsr.-. T ?f> '
there are the \ r .... **., -<. j
redyi* n b?-!!.? .* d to he halfway b<*- '
t*e-a M"ha:nr.- -rri and ? ri^tlat -
;ty. a:. J the I - . u- : ly :> j
'.end - T'r, r? h w;... v .
o-. r.. ti-?. ^ S:; . h ; ;
t'.e ' S^r t.l I>; . -a a., u. -? .
or;1 .? < I.. ... ,
Land of Mary C'eeds.
"''t ret::,;,, it.-s-.r, ? are ew-r, n:
I.S ..j...; M...- n~. - !
' ' -r 1.' one l.e' on. .'it
*T n are ";?r< ? ?r>r7 h at tinftf^_ ,\ r* f
: * r .r ?>a* ' . r .n ? tir:> - % I
'da ! r. tr. : -I . u..: to 7
rf -i..n Af . !- !
I : a- ' }'- , vr,?u. . a. j
T- n o, |
. . . .n Syr . r ? .
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M?"; 'n>- ! ' : > ;r??.tf \r?^l_*e.| bettto
n L ufkt-y tin.I i'ulest tie :>nd 'A .'h
; ,1*5 hick aiCaltict Tr,?.j dc'err 07!
ah,a I -ra \ e ., ; 111: r??
I a befer ?d.ar.ee tn S- ? rh in I'alr~>'.r.e.
sn in.1 j.. . >al coniht.": >
should see .in !ner>'a^.. ;n smh <tandard
crops a* !i<>?noe to t'.uvor At: ?tican
che\\.r.c tah;ioeo. olivvs. . :rl.n.
tobacco, ar.d wf o it
"The country I, ; e< to recant ifs
ancieht pri\i!ec?-> and j .-r<;u;>ires ;is
doorkeej^r to Asia. That Danias. us
. shvu'.d re-:ovcr ti;c '.ha; enabled
It to stamp its name Mannish*
on silk and Damns* us on fir e ste?*|,
la out of the quest. *n. Bat the r?~.
ular desert ranor.sinc Amor, n
automobiles that jd.es between D.11 1aseus
and Bacdad on the Tigris a: d
the recuiar air t:-"i;1 service frotu
Cairo over S\ria to Bacdad. hint f'-nt
the trade d r d Syria Is cracking
j open a cam.
"Beyr* uth, capi:.sl of the Lebanese
Heput'iiC. at.*I pr.n* .pa. seaport <*f
Syria, has l^n harterir.c for th.e M-- 1 rerrut
,n temlntts of tv e : p p..
*" "I : . \ e\el.; u ;"y lay a. r -s ;u#?
.u"\ The v.is-t fade of '.' 'h !',
s.a ar 1 Iraq w.tn l'.urope ;ti ! :'.,* \.*A
t u"rd that c>*es <i?ar a round tj
1 Arai'Otn f.eninsi>[j >.?iq rir,*l a ?.. ..* 1
i cut across Syria if ouiy the Berhn j
to Bacdad rail-o.i ! cutld be f:n;s-he?h
' Recent coinplei'on of the la.^t iittk in !
the Ashy Miror r.i i line whicli ti.akes j
l?ossi(>ie through service from C.-.jr<? '
to Calais, has n'rea-Iy br.'light Sy "i.l I
nto a more favor.il* e p.<s *.on.
"Stabilization of the gov.-rnmenrs
the Syrian Mandate will undoubtedly
bring a higher tide of tourist travel
because Syria, although eclipsed in
Kuropean interest by the Holy Land
to the south, holds some treasure*
worth going miles to see."
'Twas the Time, but Not
the Place for Pajamas
Great Knit*. .Monf.?Although it was
the time. It was hardly the place for
pajamas, reasoned a i^oltoenian nj he
arrested Lillian Martin, thirty, ua the
woman was strolling around the
1 street* one night attired In pajama*.
CHEMISTRY TRANSFORMS
MM WASTE INTO CASH
Byproducts of Corn. C.z'tcn C i;h n
Industrial Cinmu-I
Prcptf tidd.
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\V?*bfo?t??n.?<i *h??h>icat research in
the Uhorntorie* "f i*i?- t'nj?e?J tRwl*
Department of AgrfculttK* has re*uli
e?J in truhafonulw: million* ?# torn
of waste f?rui product* lnt?? e??l?l c*#H
for growrr*. Only rrfrt>tly, u new use
for cott?>nsee*I meal. Cw?intvD)| u-e?l
for cattle feed. was illwi?vrrnl,
l(e*uit? of nutrition *tud?e* on cot
(otiorol u*cul lite product
rti rirh in rttOU|l9d <? an?l H ?nd
ex>client for use in irmiiflit twl?u;;ru.
a serious nutritional disease es'**?un> .,
prevalent in itoe Houtb. In fjd* rv .(- ft.
cutlofj^vni ( meal was revealed
a* a rival of yen-!. which is the rich
.-.r known l?ar ind source of the^e two
\ if ami rts.
Researches into n??-? of ??y products
>?f ." ni jtn-i r?rit?n Si.ivc bt'trn s|'*<''all)
Y/uitTuT"?'-f irr> tr has tony oeen
#r'eof >r.?'si > pr.i.*o able to lOAke.lilfk
jjl.ty p. >; * r??(i* corn atalka. an?!
'ivi-t :.e lias I-eon formed for
.nw-.tfnerriai ' . ::nre of aueh pafwrf.
The -cry.w- ? i ' mier f<%|ea|>er, how
ev;-r. h ?- retarded growth of this n??v, ,y
>.l\ ' ' rDeUbop;:
x-t t <f tne rayon industry
L- 4 the clieiiih.lt labors! j
r;'s ' in this Jtwld. Rayon i- j
from {ti- v.'uh'se of cotton tin i
.--. ft-j - etc., and corn stu'U- !
-.re a..?> ' j i?!**l> u "! to ruul v j
. n-. .risulatif-.-j trwtt?*rh^. A M
. - ' ..- ;...vn ? r. ated it
.-m }? . i.a-s?i ? (! the t?:am:fa?t'jr? j
f ' !..* i*..111*.y I-.-..ell fr?/tu i e t a_. --< |
. f r!:e si ? .,r line, formerly regard'-: |
wpu;r. ,,f the cune tit ??nl> fo
fuel.
f.?r. W. W. Jiiincer. a?i-'.aRt
the tfH'hfth a! 7-W.t :OU "( the ?b-prtflxett*.
he!. e\ *> thaty li^nin. ?ieri . ?nj
: he ?!! f-rtttH. filoS - ftre htV
ete**i ftn trmtry { rte?r??ttK
worth a- ? 'vI tar, its?U a hy-pr?elu<froui
Lu^ainf.icture of coal gas. I?>e.*
alr?ei?Sv have heen tna?1e from Ii^niti
find rf-rW <M& Ms bro'^nish sut>-;::r.f?'
tin* j'ixt
t'u rfiirah f"r:nerly lmiw?rteij at a
i-ti-t of 2:;> a fr-n. o n->w hein^ utilize-:
as a hy-p~o?!u"J f the oat pr'K.essh *if:'!'!
ry '.* ft: t- > tire r??in?. paint- j
tj.;?*r-. ? :? .-h.lt is il>e?l a- a
-r-ivcTTT.
Oh, Shoot, Says Maidj
Down Chutes a Bab 2
Saf.'a li.irhar.fi' t'.iiif.?tiriiu tr<i.
!y v.-t- t'iri. * I into <s?me?ly of, a r< -:.?
in a h-cal hotel
_ at;'! ? ruph.y ? j-iine] ? ha
h'tnt 'hat ef.ijoti H.: ti.e h. o' ^ ,
rjot?-V, - - !' -;r "'w?|n l-t-itt ' * 1
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a i ' ? r ' te
hot* x I -- * lili o _ i* ? . ro |
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her - : - In or . .* * ; - \ ' e
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t.>y t- j-i' -t? ]
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hero.l ' ' , r.Ufl :: v.-": Tip
j -A..s - ' - : i - e ill
Rave o.t M?Was :
t-'PolU to : i f l' : - e'l.I ; .-A ;jo
to re 1-1 t e : a 'Mo! -y .;rV - j.otel
coe.r.'erjia I.e.
Find Early Palestine
Tribe Worshiped Dogs
I?n ?N?-' lesst ?! u ik?i ,, ,ir<
hefo: ?- .! >!.;. i (.,h.?nt "ti? ? }', <' > ] ,.rr>
Ilv?w| it tril'e !: tbe s?o;'}t --f lb; ne
\v!:o \\"?ihi;..-! <h'U'-. i ppof Sir
WPiiari! Flirvi- -s I'e're. ti ti e
?>f it |e<">;ro at ?.r-i?y < ' e^e I.on?! !?
!: ! <. t lie -e - of 'he
carlie-t I 'iT ;at . .?m:uuni*y k- nvn ro
liistoriai - I'r- *?.-r I' r - ? - ! :
15 csc arc - e.-r . cj-ie of
wh.ch We \v. i '. r, . I'.r.-js
h't.- ei ' 'e - un.her of iff-e
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Wcr.zn Angler L.e1 ]
Fish. All at S r e Time*]
N-? N ? 1 > - .ye |
- on.: h. \' W ,m '
K .11 in x . \\ , \ | .
v ' ' - >nc I i . ne
ami f- i .t f ' pun v
s!roti_-. I inatiy la:-; r.j. i'.'Ii.
r !o'.:r.f{ t to ?.c a --:r-f:-f . -P(
fo-.r i ? li nm| v.. ..... ..x|,
.1 .! \---< r..t) f - ..moil
v I c i :. : . i' - ? ,n^
**f I-' ..-.'li I. . * x c r! m. r.j j x a
an earlier in !!)? ilax
Husband "Gets Brcalr"
Man-Pel.TJtj^Iand. A r,.si
dent, or.tcrc.l by the ctvurt ' > pay his
wife 11 ' C? lualntcnanre am n> i(t t!i*
rate of aixjH?n?e a week. x\ J -jttle
the debt at t!.t pre- :R r^!e l.t l.VI
year*.
I
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of sundry
Paving Executions directed to me by |
J. C. Boy kin, City Clerk and Treasurer.
I have levied upon and will aeli,
the following property the flrat Mou-,
day in February being the 2nd day
thereof, during the legal hour* of
sale, in front of the Court House,
Camden. S. C. TERMS OF SALE
CASH
AH that lot with building thereon,
bounded ou the North by Kutledge
street, on the Fast by Lyttleton
street, on the South by Trapp property,
on the West by C. V. Massebeau.
levied upon and to be sold as
property of Jane McKain for 1930
unpaid paving assessment> due City.
Also
All that tot and building thereon,
bounded on the North by Cheanut
street, on the Eapt by Lyttleton
street, on the South by Boykm property.
on the West by formerly Tranthani
property. Levied upon and to j
be sold a* property of Mrs. R. W.(
White for 1930 unpaid Paving Assessments
due City.
Abo
All that lot and building, bounded
on the North by formerly Dunn AI
Wittkowsky. on the Fast by Broad
street, on the South by City Lot No. j
, on the West by City Lot. No. I
. Levied upon and to be sold as j
property of P. T. Brown for 1930,
Paving Assessments due City. *
H. I>. HILTON,
Chief of Police !
, *0 I
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of sundry
City Tax Execution directed to me by
J. C". Boykir. xUty Cferk and Treas-1
urer. I have levied upon and will sell .
the following property the fir^. Monday
in February being the 2nd day
thereof, during the legal hours of
sale, in front of Court House. Camden.
S. C. TERMS OF SALE CASH.
All that lot with building thereon,
bounded on the )9^>rth by property
formerly of Zerop & Zemp. on the
East by formerly Zen<p & Zemp, on
the South by Chesnut street, on the |
West by Mill street. Levied upon r
ami to he sold a* property of Jane
Trantharr. for 192* unpaid H'ty taxes.
A1 so
All that lot and building, bounded
on the North by C. C. Whitaker. or.
the East formerly Nellie S. Moseley.
on the South by Baum property, or
the West by Seventh street. Levied
upon and to be soki as property of
Mary F. Dixon for 19*2> unpaid Civ.
Taxes.
Also
All that lot. bounded or. the N-?rtr.
by Mrs. Blame Shirley, on the East
by formerly John H'.nson. or. the
South by formerly John Hinson. n
the Wart by Fair street. Levied upon
and to be sold as property of
Gibbs Machinery company for 1928
unpaid City Taxes.
Also
All that lot and building, bounded
on. the North by C. C. Whitaker, on
the Fust formerly Nellie S. Moeeley,
oo the South by Baim property, on
the West by Seventh street. Levied
upon and to be sold aa property of
Mary'F- Wxon for 1928 up paid-City
Taxes.
Also
AM that lot with building, bounded
on the North by Satranie W. James,
on the East by Miss M. A. C-lyburn,
on the South by CHy I>ot No. ,
on the West by continuation of Campbell
street. I>evied upon and to be
sold as property of Tillman James
for 1928 ur?s?a.?i City Taxes.
Aljo All
that lot and buildings, bounded
on the North by formerly Cantey
lands. on the Eaat by City Lot No.
, on the South by Chesput 'stree^,
on the West by other Murphy lands.
Levied upon and to be sold as property
of Ben Murphy for 1928 unpaid
City Taxes.
* 4 ' Also '
Alt that lot with building thereon,
bounded on the North by City,, Lot
No. > , on the East by Gampbell
street, on the South by Camden Floral
company, on the West by formerly
Lloyd lands. Levied upon and to be
.--/id as property of Celia Rqbtnson
lor 1927 unpaid City Taxes.
Also
All that lot in City of ^JLamden,
said lot lying and bein-.; oh Market
street of City of Camden, having such
boundaries as are described in said
deed. Levied upon and to be sold
as property of Isaac Alexander for
1928 unpaid City Taxes.
H. I). HILTON,
Chief of Police.
NOTICE
The ocg hcense tax of SI.25 on
each dog six week* old and over due I
January 1. 1930, will have a penalty 1
added to it after February 1. 1931. \
S. W. HOGUE, Treasurer,
Kershaw County, S. C.
An epidemic o.f diphtheria raging at
Tanaj>a, Alaska, has apparently been
checked by the use of anti-toxin dispatched
to Tanana by airplane from
rairbanka, 160 mile* away,
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HIGHWAY COHPU-TEp^
UMractm OrMrat* b> t>?~ J
Hftulfm in Ceemte Miin |
last Saturday nigte witJ
compaction of the barMunJ
Bishopville to Hunter county |1
TV >ut pouring ?w done afco*l
o'clock. This tote hour work **? ]
tt*fryto oonaplptkm of the job
out running a ifm foot of psviag
to another week. . The crew, 2
white and black, including botaacX
both company and Wfbu
*>v vuujjj
with dispatch to make the rurtiJH
at the town paving. Quite a c^j|
of both races, men, women, tx>yt J
girl*, stood about to Me the 3
When the |aat pouring was being d2
all hats, capa and other -ewhiiwJ
within reach, belonging to bousi]
employees were snatchad (rem hnfl
and other places where they had hi
hidden and thrown into the aiql
The headpieceo now form a p?n 1
the paving and -will he trawi?} ^9
as lung as the pavement is.-' ?al
long as there are people to trasi^l
way. This hat burying U a cml
with the company people on coatffl
tion of jobs. Quite a number I
head pieces were sacrifice! to. -1
paving. Considerable noise. rasdefl
tongues and guns, were pleasantly <H
gaged in on the happy occasion. 1
said that during the absence o! ?
Walters, who has been away for asl
days, that someone wept to bis bal
and secured one of his hats from Ml
Walters, an.i bringing it back g^tfl
a resting place in the concrete.?{fal
opville Messenger. I
Double-deck ii.terurban cars hi
appeared in England.
DRAYAGE STORAGE |
Local ami long distance moving with liability and
fire insurance on all shipments. Brick-storage ware*
house for furniture, etc. Brick, sand, crushed stone,
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Vigoro kept in stock at all times.
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216 and 100 Camden, S. C.
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