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P 8 'on Saturday I ,u World voterw. ?f K?rI' Junty woto urged to pey ***** i^lTr ".Ho" conrredea by vreorhW V ?nri?i poppy o" powy y' W7, In ? me??*e t?fc*W ty M. M. Bewonovw. ?nder of the L?roy Bulk Poet of TtCioen li'g'o"- OurthmndM V" A" deleted ttmt <*x> mZ7*? poppyta ^ iTivk!rl w * j,.w remenVbrnoce for the w?r K u .ml devotion to the ldMl* for ft^'ty geve their ?v?v The stated: KT satuixlay, May 27, America Lu i*y annual tribute to the who gave their ?Hve? in defenae fe^Wr in 1?T end 1918 by W th(J memorlel poppy. I em E. that ovory World- w?r veteren fry ,n other .patriotic eitieene of1 Iv,. county will weer tlhia token K^cmbrem-e on thet dey. WeerWL the poppy th*t Z1 fin E forgotten our commdee who fell 111 the poppies of 'Prmme end thet J are carrying on for AplnM W "The poppi?? will be offered on ttie reels here by the women of the E*k.n Legion Auxiliary our Ei"'. mothers, sisters and daugh They have volunteered fdr this work, giving their services without Bhought of personal gain. Disabled Eterans have made the poppies -which Kw will distribute and the contriEtions thev will receive will go enErt'ly to tht> ivlief t>f nee<,y veterans Ed veterans' families. Be sure not Ely to wear a poppy on Poppy Day, ut be sure to wear an American Egi?n aml American Legion AuxilIodine License Tag | Is Snubbed By Some I Greenville. May 22.?State highi ay forces today laum<hed an offen |VC against South Carolinians who, fficers said, have been displaying Georgia license plates on ttheir autoEobilcs because the Georgia tag can He purchased for $3. iSeveral rnotor ist? were arrested. i0t of South Carolmians in this ection of the state are using Geor a tags. Lieut G. C. Kinsey, of the highway patrol, said, "because they Host only $3 each, but they can't get way with that.?We intend to get them all. A South Carolinian ought to have a South Carolina tag on his I Eighteen prisoners of the MaryBand state prison in Baltimore went on a hunger strike this week against risen conditions they didn't like. The warden had them put in separate *11? and virtually toM them ,to go to t. He proposes to let them refuse o eat prison food just ae d<xng aa hey see fit to play the game. I Five men lost their lives in a tan ?ry near Newark, N. J., Sunday by nhaling acid fumes from a Waste pit. JUIKJE "TELLS FORTUNE" ??mm And the Gypsy King Went Up The River For Long Vlitit Stove Koslov, King of *11 the gypaies, master of fortune end misfortune, and the greet integrator of fete cards, is in jadl for not less than fifteen nor more than twenty-one ydara, following a conviction for first degree robbery. |i?, to whom fete is an open book end the destiny of meat tva (more then * soggy bunch of leaved at the bottom of m teacup, had his fortune told by Judge Joseph E. Corrigan in general sessions, eaye The New York Sun. "O 'King," said Judge Oonrigan, "hear, listen and attend. This globe of life twirls before me. I aee a dark shadow, spinning, spinning, spinning. Now it 'becomes light It is the figure of a man?a tall man, with great arms and shaggy, wild hair, tie is ?fer?ding in front of ? <** ?? store in the little village of Valdosta, in the warm state of Georgia. There are letters written across his forehead and they spell the name of Stove Koslov. "O King, hoar, listen and attend. The globe twirls on. The figure van-? ishes. It reappears. I see the greet Koslov, king of all the gypsies, traveling across country. Beside him i? his queen and behind him the small figures of the seven princes and princesses. He haa gathered in much gold. He has taught his witchcraft . JH.UI.H.IJH uinfl1..', ty to-.the seven princes and princesses that they may gather the gold when he is old and feeble. The figures vanish and the shadows deepen. "O King*, hear, listen tand attend. The globe of life twirrls on. You are going for a long voyage, at the end of which a dark man will come into your life, iFrom hie belt depends a eteel circle of key*. He will take you by j the<-ba.Vvd and lead you down the corridor* of time. 'He will unlock for you the door to the future, and when you enter .he will lock it again. Hear, 0 King, listen and attend." Judge Corrigan finished bis fortune telling. He waved his hands graciously, and two attendants in dark blue uniforms sprang up besdde the king of the gypsies. They escorted him through the grilled passageway of the courtroom, down a series of long, winding steps and into the Room of Rooms, otherwise known as the detention room. In this manner were iaio abdication ceremonies concluded. Koslov on January 15 lust entered n store operated by iRose McGuinneaa, nee Rimlbo, daughter of Tone Rimbo, former tkmg of the gypsies. Koslov drew his gun and asked her where her father kept the funds of the gypsy kingdom ami whoa she wouldn't reply, he hit her on the head. Whereupon Rose relented and told where the money was. He took it and disappeared. . Koslov was crowned king severs 1 i . ?^ weeks ago at a meeting of 2,"500 gypsies heUi on the lower Knot Side. Bimbo K*vt hie crown on the occasion when he wee arr rested end jailed on a charge of kidnaping 12-year-old Princess Mary Adams, daughter of Quefcxi Hose A dame, of the Adams gypsies. With him in jail is another ex-kaig, Joseph Mitchell, of the 'Mitchell gypefas, who was also arrested for kidnaping. The gypsies are at present without a king. The great Koelov has gone up the river. Sekhl The sixth anniversary of the transAtlantic flight ocC Coil.. Checks Liiwdbergh was fittingly celebrated .Sunday at LeBo-urged airport, just outside of Park, where the colonel landed six years ago. The feature of the celebration was the landing of a French plane on the field at the exact time that the American landed six years ago, 10:20 p. m. Llewellyn A. Banks, 62, former tor and orchard ist, was convicted of second degree murder at Eugene, Oregon, iSunday, for the killing of George Prescott, a constable, while his wife, Edith Robea-tina Banks was acquitted on the same charge. The killing took place during ? political campaign. Seven men were jkiiled, one injured and five escaped unhurt, when a stick of dynamite exploded In a log driver's skiff on Lao Oreux, about 60 mi lee from Quebec. , ??? I ????I I-vl. J .'.J J? | When ^President RooeeveK signed (the Muscle Shoals development bill on Thursday, he *t the same time gave out a warning to everybody to beware of the real estate promoters who Nyouki probably rush into the motion ae land boomers with promotion schemes, as soon as the development work ws?j gotten under way. Two men have been arrested by New York police on suspicion otf having murdered Rdwnrd A. Ridley, eccentric millionaire, ami his secretary, Ivee Weinstein, ten days ago (in the sub-collar office of Ridley. " The two men in aiklition to the murder suspicion, are charged with the theft of $210,000 from the Ridley estate. Senator Ported XI. McCumber, 75, i?W??w????1?S??? for nearly two score years in public service, father of the .pure food lsws and chiefly known as -co-author of the Fordney-McOumber tariff laws, died in Washington Thursday night following a stroke Buffered three days before. -He repreoewted North Dakota in uh) aenutv for several terms. ^ ? / u V Stop Asthma, Htymtr, WOW I CUmIi* and dlftWuU Uoathh*. ar yiMB UeRalb rharmacy, Camden, S. C. * O CAMDEN THEATRE PROGRAMME Week Beginning May 26th Friday James Dunn, Gloria Stuart in "THE GIRL IN 419" Also Selected Short Subjects Saturday John Wayne in "HAUNTED GOLD" Also Comedy and Serial Monday and Tuesday Catherine Hepburn in [ CHRISTOPHER STRONG' Also Selected Shorts?News Wednesday y Dorothy Jordan, Alexander Kirkland in "BONDAGE" ^ Also Comedy Thursday and Friday Sally Eiiers, Ralph Bellamy in f SECONDHAND WIFE" Also Comedy-News 1 low Doctors Treat I Colds and Coughs I -o :rc:.N >tp a cold overnight and ref : gestion that make? you lh-. .sa.ida of phyaiciana are now C'SSmem.ng Talotaba, the nauaealeae V ' compound tablets that give jon effects cf calomel and aalt* without "ofhasant offecta of either. o.- (V.otabe at bedtime with & y* ?f avect ml ^ or water. Nex? ?or? your cold has vanlabed, your gyeteA "^roughly purified and WB WolldMl ; *ltb a hearty ap|MllUf f?r brealclaeE^ *hat you wlah,?no danger. V*k>taba ara told In 30* and tfe parfcet drug ate tea. (Adr) NOTICE 3 On account of my ill health, 1 am forced to go out of the battery butineu. 1 take this method of thanking my friend* for their business in the past. Any batteries that were sold by me, that carried a guarantee, may be adjusted by Boykin-Hasty Battery Service. (Signed) W. J. HASTY. ? ' "* - Boykin - Hasty Battery Service TELEPHONE 290-J Ee*t DeKalb Street - ? *' . . . .^>1 j Recharge, Rentals. Repairs, All Work Guaranteed . THE years make the impression ? all the stronger ?... . e'en as streams ? # their channels deeper wear . . n # 0 In Memory of Our Hero Dead: B U Y A POP P Y % # THEY GAVE THEIR ALL . . those brave lads bf '17 and '18 asleep in Flanders Fields and in our own consecrated ground. And they asked naught in return but that we for whose Peace I and Happiness they so unselfishly laid down their lives . . extend a HELPING HAND to such of their living buddies as might be in need of it. * . ... JIZ . We have done so through the years. And we will NOT fail them now; For . . lest we forget . there are many who still carry the wounds of war. Many whom pain will never allow to forget the conflict. Yes, even in civil life, there are countless veterans whom economic conditions have sorely tried unemployed veterans who, without complaint, have faced the hardships of poverty as courageously as they faced the enemy in war! These are the lads who need YOUR help and I t MY help. Let's open our hearts and our purses. BUY and WEAR A POPPY! ? This Page Donated By The Following Patriotic-Spirited Citizens: j ^1 ! I I PI I ^ / HIRSCH BROTHERS REDFEARN MOTOR CO. DICK GOODALE E. G. BURKE J. J. NEWBERRY CO. CAMDEN CANDY KITCHEN KENNEDY INS. AGENCY ELECTRIK MAID BAKERY FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAMDEN DRY CLEANERY CAROLINA MOTOR CO. McLEOD & McLAUCHLIN STEVENSON & WHITAKER WILLOWBROOK DAIRY THOMAS & HOWARD J. R. LANGFQRD THE BOSTON STORE HOME STORES THE ECONOMY STORE STEIN BEER SHOP W