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CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROliNA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1M6
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Wegation Iteclares For pan On Sale Of ExplosiveS^i State
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[OR CEIAAraSK SCORES
JCCESS IM SANTA CLAUS
PARADE; BRILUANT AFFAIR
Jam SUbwttHtt And faito Sir—U To View
Hpu Lon^Spoctoclo. Floats Woro AttractiTo'
gowd estlmsted st betwesn lf,t00 to 12,SOO men, women end
j.tnwA tSo Atrwta of dowattfwn Csmden Friday afternoon to
tke tint **"—* Ourlatmaa parade, sponaored by tbeiraeenily
Cundea Janler Chamber ef Commerce.
7tu the Iarg«t parade aeea In C^den in many yean and feat-
»tto bandi, a dram corps, a score of fine floats and many othm*
nbicles. InchAed In the parade were carr carryli^ offlclale
CihambMa of Coamaroe from Snmter, Columbia. Lancaster
ace. i
I A* yande, led by a asonated police escort, fcHowed by. the
I Bock Hill high school band with maltttadlnoas cleeer stepping
wss in tnm followed by floids and othw rehicles. extending
r^tvo mUes in length. Brtaiglng up the rear was the float of the
Junior Chamber wRh its Christmas tree and other Tale sag-
I tnd many toys. This float was preceded by the brilliantly ani-
I luntcr high sShaal hand.
lUons prasantHf attrae-
CaadcA- Oardeit
Bwnltage Boy BcMt troop,
‘ Hospital aaxUlsfy. hmerl-
loa, Teen Am canteen,
Janior Waliure Leagne,
Nursery elsM, Wat-
ileoot troop, Bailey Termite
IlNils Control company, Craft-
i lasgue of the high sdio<d.
fill of the high srdiool. Transit
nation, American Legion
Red Cross, Janior Cham-
Ed Oommeroe and ethmrs. Many
features, indading late
. of sntomobttss were shewn
I Bu of march.
•nds of screaming cheering
nobbed the 'Jni^ Cham-
Fit CoBunerce float Upon wbtdi
tOsus was rMlng and tossing
In the crowd. The parsde sad-
Bsmpton Park whara Santa
I hdd a rec«plio% and gars
hundrsda of gifts. CdHHtiti>
Itnpslsations w^ not as-
1M the Junior Chamber bed
much searing' mstsrialfh
, n be turned otm* te arsltars
(or distribution to tbs
I Jedges swsrd^ tbs Watsres
troop float first prise, tbs
Garden dab, seoond; the
club, third, and honoraM*
went^to /"^
orer to
AnMunced
PositUm Of j
\ional Advisor
Record Crowd Is
Looked For At
lions Big Show
**EUbomte FnU Rom** b
Offeimd PuUic At Aodi-
torhim Toniflit,
wfll ba
[rammar
Biaaons Urged
To Obtain Tickets
For Ladies Night
All msmbara of Karahaw
Ledge No. 2S A.FJI. era re-
mlndsd that tiaksts far tha tad-
laa night banguet te ba haM an
Thwwday night, Dec. 12, mast
be purchased fay Monday night.
Dee. g. The cost per psrssn Is
$tJ5 end these tMsts may fas
bought St W. R. Zs^lp^l Drug
slsr% DsKsih Ffaannssy, or
from the tickst csmmHtss asm-
psssd of Oscfgs Creed, J. ■.
Msairt and Jim Heffmen.
Ah intsrsstfng end snCsrtaln-
Ing program has faaan planned
and a largf attendanca Is hop.
ad far,
Kpmegay Offers
Air Ainbalance '
Service To Camden
fntkmlg Cam Bn Flnwa Tn
fbiiSg
With
— $3397 tihroogh
$7102 pnr Ynnr
immination for probatlonal
Dent to the aboTO position
iMBounced today by tha axscu-
incretary, board <d U, S. clvti
mminers for tha ratarana
itlon brgndi office No. I,
S, Oa. Tha raeanciaa to ba
ire in the vetaraus adminls-
branch five offica and field
of the Taterans adndnis-
in the atataa of Alabama,
Plorida, South CaroHna
ITnnesaee.
Its may quality who hara
Inperlence in vocational guid-
> Piychologtcal testing, parson.
[SOagement, social work, occu-
snalyds, employment or
relations, etc. Credit will
Idren (or undergmduata and
ite study In recognised col-
•r universities in vocational
. psychology, sociology,
lies, statistics, education and
Del administration. In addi
[h the experienca training
lents. a person must pw
tten examination designed to
sin the applicant’s knowledge
i (ield of vocational cotmsdiiug.
itiona must bp on file wiUi
• iieqptlve seevatary, board of
civil serviea exuninera. vet-
T ^ministration, branch office
f^Atlants S. Goa not later than
17, 1»4«.
The Komagay l^uaral home of
this city takas immaasurahle pride
tn announcing affiliation with tha
new airamhulanee service, the first
fully recognised awlal ambulance
service In ths United States with
CAA apiwovaL
The service (rffers a. fleet of
gleaming white twfaHingine am<
balance planes with combats first
aid equipment including oxygen,
with a flight nurse in attendance
on all trips and piloted by iNcpcrta
with more than 1,000 hoars «ex-
pcriaace.
Ike service offem safe speedy
transportstioB of thh sick and in
jured to any part of tha United
States within a few hoars. Each
plane has accommodations for two
passangars in edd^tion to pilot and
patient.
Bach passenger is covmred by
$100,000 llsbllity insurance and the
rates for transportation compare
favorably with the cost of other
modes of trsnsportatlon.
The wsy the service operates is
best expUined by C. Granger Kor-
negay ot the Komegay Funeral
home who sUtaa that Jf a paUent
here requAea Service st.the Mayo
cUnio at Rochester, Miim., the
Johns Hopkta bospltsl, tbs Duke
clinic or any other outstanding
medical and sdrgical center, he or
■he would be taken to the Camden
airport In an ambulance and then
placed In the ambulance, plane
which baa come down from area
headquarters at Durham, N. C. The
big white plana then takes to the
air and transports the -patient to
hii destination.
Tonight’s tbs night and it is seSa
to wagsr that evmry aAtertaining-
loving cltiaan of Camden
trying to jam into the gra
sdipol sudltorlam to witness Ruth
Gordon Wright’s “Blabq^te Fall
Revue” presented under the ana-
pices of the Camden Lions club.
Fair this is but another In the
growing list of achievements thpt
haa gona iuto the record of the
locid Lions alttb and it to perhaps
ons of the jeak aveuta so far aa
fun Und entartalnauat ara con.
earned.
It ocfart more thaa two fidl
hours of eutertaliiiBg dauees, SMalo
and athsr ftwma of entartainmaaL
all uadar tha parsaaal direotlea of
Ruth Goadon WHght Whan |
ssntad at tha Carolina fhaatar la
Columbia tha criUoa wfeat lato
eaetasles ovar the pmgfiftn wkioh
to a colorful and awlodtoaa matoaga
of mferth. melody and rkyfiua..
This to tha kiad of an entortnte-
mant to which you can bring the
entire tamOy, confident' that aedh
and avery membar. from papa and
mamma down to littla tasy and
Abigal sad inohMlIag Baudi will gat
full eojoymaat out of it
The pro<meds of this program wfll
be used by the Limis ta tk^ eharl-
fir pKNpaas. which tacludes gtvlag
advaatages of surgical aad medical
aid aa regalrad sad la xaaMf othar
ways mmiag oat p Meat lan^UAa
bumaalt# prc^act. '
Tha T^dtwaas with Which tlia
public haa purehaaad tlckata fbr
tonight’s attravagansa iadlcatm
doarly that slaoore approval 11
givan to what tka Lions club to 4n-
lag. It avidancaa a aptrlt ot ooopoaa-
tion that hrlngs a idow af prida to
every maabar of the eliA
This eotmeratlve attitude to uvl-
denced by aU Lkms toward the
wmk of other- organtoations. Whan
tha Janior Chamber of OemiMme
piraaented the teata Oaaa peiade
nMrwsm the
job wlfiL a real den lAountad oa
' blg lmek aad toi tha dm mans twp
roaring Lions, ona la Uon garb aad
the dtber posing aa a traiaar.
Camdan pooida and eapaotoUy
those who are coaaeetad with the
Camden hoepital have not forgot
ten the fact that U was through
the efforts of tbto splandid aarrlea
club that tha hospital waa pro
vided with an Inm long. Thay lutva
not forgotten the clothing drive
that was ooadneted prior te tha
iron lung campagin how auo-
cassfnl that tamid out to ba.
COMMENDED
INITIATIVE TOM
ubiting their
' f-
Salvation Army
Service Unit Is
Functioning Here
PIap To Rhino Sum To Take
Cara Of WorthwkUe
Project
Preaa Of Skate Now Clamar-
inf For Law To Be Passed
By General Assembly
tt'
•M
CytSHarri^n
Will Managd The
Camden Pm Oub
With
in the
dlR. WUltoms.
Camden Offleer
Is Honored For
Ratde Prowess
OapL Deniel Byrd MttUer
Awarded Btoom Star
Medal
Cyril Hsrrtooa,
arrived in
mally taka ove
ot Ike Camden
annouaasd'
game would, he
crack Auneta.
Kirkwood fluid
her 21.
. Bagiantog on
be p(do at the
every Seaday
end of Aprfl.
Handsoa
tha polo stab
wUI
tiald
aatU tha
tm or
Chamber Of Commerce Activities
BrjriiMii Watt*; ***’*^L
^embsrahlp dfiva for tha
r of Gontaaroa, nimer tha
ip of Chifirmaa N. R. Good
ly been UwMhad. The diree-
1^* Mt the saaw goal an of
Lw snd teal qavtain thto oh-
^ be sttaiaei.' The Gham-
Commerca faactions for tha
rood of the city aad wox-
I sroa and butoeaa man
tmt moca can ba aeeom-
7 « commaaRy duvslopms"*
rather Ihmi - bidlviaMl
®ksmber of Coi
hore tha»
lunity
letlvlty
to be
maaity, tha Chamber of Oonusarce
must ha democratic in Ito atmo-
(nfe. Its msmbara must be rspue-
■Mtative aad tacluda aU typaa of
ImshMas lataraato, tharaftwe tte
membership drive wm spbraee mU
knsiniTT aad ladlvidu^ groasa of
the dty, aad wa hops to thus ^
cure an aefiva
Chamhar oif Codsarea that will in-
nnfteoni partidlpatloa. If d dire©-
glieuld aot make the
STto IRvIln* te sand h
Ir^ eaa a< Ai ^ ^
B.
of dinetoff to as
W. 0.
B.&:
^ Sale Is
RollingAlwig
Oliver Rice. Baal Bala treasarar.
reports Seal Sale returns are com
ing in waOr with f4ft.M reeatvad
during the first week of tho drive.
”Over 2,000 letters wsre sent out
to white contributors,” said Mrs.
George Creed, county ehairmaa,
”and saore 2B0 letten to negro
eontributors. Of letters wbteh have
come back, practically all brought
oontribuUotts. Only a vary tmall
percentage of people have returned
seals to this dats.”
’’We would like to rbmlnd those
whom we have s<4ielted,” conttnned
Mrs. Creed, ’’that thto to ona time
of the year that the tuberculoeto
aasoctotlon soUdta funds, and that
more than 8f per cent of the money
thus raised remsins ta the county
for year around service to pao^
within our own county.”
Tad Dives Off
Highway Into
e ^anmldn
Drhrfr. Braaka Claw Aad
Partkaa Om Top Of AiMto
Ualfl Roaemdl
irC of Talon, Okie
aad Camdan, eras praaent as wa
Carl Ughtfoot, eanaattonal Iqdtoa
pi^er, MouHrto B. Bums aad
othera.
Harrison declared that ha aauld
not annouaea tha Uaeap for tha
Initial game at thto tima, bnt Indi
cated that it would ba cboaen from
the foUowing playars: Charley Li^
tie, Joa Bates, KUky Tapper, M. B.
Bums. Carl Lightfoot and if WO-
Uama to here, ha will certainly
take part Harrison axpaeto te ba
la tha thick of tea play 'in all
games.
Kirkwood field te under process
of grooming for the season and will
be in fine shape'fer the .initial toaa-
ia on Daoembar 22.
Fifty .Cars Are
Tagged In First
Ihiy Of Jletering
EWwon Hoyo Ckarfoa Dia-
wftaod Aa They Had Put
Coiuala
For meritorlotts aehtovament
ronMaandtng offiear of tee U81
MaeKensia -dariag oetloa agriaat
aa enemy Oenaaa solHBarine in tha
Atlaatie aoaaa area oa May 14,
IMI. enpt Daaial Byrd MUler,
U8N, asatotaat chtof of staff for
peraoaaaL Sixth Naval dlstriet of
1M2 Broad street Camden, S. C.
was prassntad the Broasa 'Btar
medal with oambai ”¥” by Rear
Admiral U T. DuBooa, USN. ooas-
maadaat ef the Sixth Naval dis
trict at oaremonias held at tha
U. 8. naual haaa, ChariaalOB- >
-AoModlac to hto aUatlon, ^Ob-
tekUag tadar onttagt oa a hostile
U-boat
’The campaign in the intereets of
raising a fund for the Kershaw
county service unit of the Salva
tion Army starts today with a tap-
tatlva goal ot $2,000 being aimed at
Tbe local unit embraoea all of
the oalitandtng • organisatlona In
Camden, many of whom have al
ready annonnoed their repreeenta-
tlvea on the operating oommlttee.
John C. Stover ot the Llona club to
the temporary obalrman ot tha
committee and J. F. Moody of the
same eervloe unit to Itoted in i
active role.' Socretary-treasarwr 4
M. Laa Mays ot tha Rotary club.
Other committee amrabers already
named ara: Arthur Stokes, county
superintendent of education; J. O.
Richards, Jr., city scho<n superin
tendent; Mrs. Kathlesn Watts, sec
retary of the Camden and Kershaw
county Chamber of Commerce; Dr.
F. Grayson Shaw, rapraaanting the
doctors and Mayor F. N. MeCorkla
reprsaanting tha olty admiatotra*
tkm.
Othar groups to be Itoted with
represeatativea not yat aamed ara:
Bastem Star chapter. Junior Cham
ber of Commarea, Kiwaato dab.
Junior Wdfara League and tha den
tal profaaaion.
Tha Kershaw unlL which not for*
amlly orgaatood as yat. to fnnctloa-
ing.aad already two toasU opaca-
tkrns have haaa taken cars of by
tha fund.
The program In Camden and Kar
ahaw county to bdng suparvtoad by
the oommlttee above named who
are being guided by Envoy Homer
Carson, fisid rsfrassntativa of tha
South Atlantic division, whose
kaadtuartsra ara la Jaaksouvflia.
. (Flip over to page ioor) ,
u’-boat. Caplala (than eoausaadar) m wr a
Mfllar maatuvarod hto daatroysr .Ta \mmata
into a tavoraMa position aad
lM»a two vigorous depth
charge attaeka, whidi raaaltad hi
tha itestmctlon of tha saamy vaa-
saL Hto skillful sssiaanshlp aad
saatous devotion to dat^ wore ta
kaadag wRh tha hlBkaat traditions
of tea Uaitad States naval aarrlea.**
Durtag tha earamoatos Captain
Millar was also prsawtad tha Navy
Uatt Commaadafion aad Oommea-
datton ribbon awarded to paraonnd
who awred aboard the U88 Irwla
pa OciobOT 24, lM4.i
A lff6 graduate of the Naval
Aeadamy at Aaaapdto, Cwtaia
MHlar todc part in tha campaigns
ta Sicily, tha Marlaaaa, Iwo JtaM,
Loson, Ponaosa, Okinawa and was
at Pearl Harbor whan World War
n bagaa. la addition to the awards
prasaatad ha also holds tha SUvar
Star medal, Lagkm of Merit modal
and tee Silver Ufe^tavlag amdaL
Captain Millar to tha son ot Mrs.
W. J. Mayfidd of CamdM aad to
married to the. former Miss Ma^
garat Carrtoon. They have a taa-
year-old daughter, Daaalla Hart
Miner.
Prom all over South Carolina
come reports of ths smphatio
sndoresment of the Chroniele'e
eall at arms In the fight to
plaeo a ban on tha Mia and uaa
of fireworks in ths stats ef
South Carolina.
Karshaw”s county’s delogs-
tion. Senator W. T.\ Rsdfoam
and Houss Mtmbsrs\A Clater
Arrants and Arthur Jenoa have
informed ths Chronieto that
they prepared to bring the mat
ter before the next general aa-
Mmbly. *
Tha prsM of the atato has
raitisd to ths eampaipi and
oditofa are demanding that tho
next gtnoral seasmbly pom a
law p^ibitlng the eala er dto-
eharge of firo orsektrs and fire
works In this State.
Recent tragedies hava aarvad It
empbaatoa the alemant of danger
surroandlng tha handling ot the eg-
ploslvaa. Writers dadara that m aa-
othar reason, thay ara a nutoanoa
and ara disturbing to many peopla,
particularly 1 thoaa who bsltova ta
tha sanetlty of tha birthday of tea
King of Kings.
Ostogatlen Mamhsra Apprava
Baaator W. T. Radfaam eallad
tha Chroaida a taw hoafa after thp
tosaa of Novambar 22 appeared cm
tha news stands with tha appeal to
tea ddagatkm to ’’do aoaMthftMT
to halt tha sale aad asa of lira
oraekera and flra worka. Tha saa-
ator stated that ha waa la aeeopi
with tha Mm and would cooperate
to tha fullMt in gattlag the proper,
lagislatloB paasad.
RapreaantaUva J. Clato* Aminte
oallad tea aiaws daak from Oohw-’
bla to axprsM hto dMlra to ooop*-’
rate te tha fallMt la eliminate
tha hasards eaasad by tha tala of
exploBlvM and thatr um ta tho-
State.
Trina Raprasantatfaa Aithir
JauM of Kershaw, wl» wga h
"buddy” of the tour young man who'
ft;
Is Now Under Way
Tha third aanaai ”01118 40 ths
Tanks who have oampaiga,” a pro
gram dMtiaed to provMa Christ
maa gift ppokagas to ovary wound
ad, sick and dtoablad aarrlea ama
and woBum—ond vataraa—hoapl-
taltoad la any vtteraa, army and-
aavy hospital ia tea United States
at ChrtotaMs fiam to now aadar
way.
The oampaiga in CaaMan and
Karahaw county to under tha dlreo-
tkm of W. F. NottlM, Jr., post com-
maadar ot tha Amarloan Lagioa
hare aad Mrs. Baalah Shaora, unit
pTMldant
la tea avaat that doaors 4a not
Mra to gtva paekaga gifts, they eaa
oontrlhato money which win ba
osad tv the oommfttaa in buying
gifts. Cltoeks for thto purpose may
ba Mat to Mr. Nettles or Mrs.
Sheora. la oaaa of gift packagM, a
eall to Mr. NattlM at tl or Mrs.
Sheora at 144 will rsaMt la aotea
baa pitelag team ap.
GeMga MoGtrt, taxl-drtvar. had a
narrow teeapa from bafaMi trewaat
In Lake Ihamokia aarly Tusaday
moralag whM Us taxi, a Batok
■adaa typa^ left tea raad aad
plangad Into tha water.
Curtto Chlldara. rsoidlag aaarby.
hoard McGlrt'a teouts for kelp and
npoa taveotigatkA ftond MoCHii
sittlag OB tha top of tea oar, wkleii
wna mmt aht iashM Abov tha wm,
ihaa of ih» water. Later tha bar
aattlai aad waa ahHrriy aalwisriafL
It to balievad that MaQlri. «li|
am oa hto way te tea
aaliip. at tea whaal a
mft tea hiikway. vhlah to
tea teara at tea
Fifty cars wars tagged for over
time parking oa Saturday, the first
day ot Camdaa’a parking mater
program.
Eleven of tbe 60 arrests found
police dismissing the complaint
when it WM found that coins had
been idaoed la tea amtara but fall-
nre to operate the handle and ragto-
ter the coins nmlntslned tbe viola
tion rad on tea maters.
Chief of Polios Alva Ruslt tosued
aa armouncemeal Sunday that bo*
giaalag Monday tearo weald ba no
wmtviag of tagging for any axensa
whatsoovar. Tha telsf dactorad
that tha matera have baaa^tn idaca
Buffictontly loag oDOoSh tot the
pahMe to baoo$M famfitor with
teatr operatiOB.
Tha chtof atatad teat teart wars
aearcaly aay proteris
tea puttiBf late wnct of tha mater
prograBL
Jadglag hy oawaaat aw tea part
of motortots who lava
•aa of tea parfciBg amtara raeant-
ly laatallad tharo ip a dtollha
te tea typo ta
Matng by reports fas ally hall
efatdM amaa of tha dty #
haginntmute teal teat, teo aurny
maters have basa iaatiBad. Ilwy
do not teat that aMte^ of ears
oa Ratladgo straat west of the cot-
tea ptattorm aad also aast of tha
tha
to vadortad te havo mm
i ttaaar whkh wt lato
n aad had te obamo
laf hraar wtoh
oefite Brted StMpt
atDst
DR. MAURICE CLARKE, CIVIC
LEADER AND CHURCHMAN, DIES
skm
lodfMthtetea uxplo-
rfi^ Maa#al Oatea
pahatwal
The Veterans
Comer
Can a veteran Who gets a 01 loaa
lake a "sMa deal” with a rad aa-
tate agautt .What agaaey haadtoa
tarmlaal iMva payt Arc Would War
I vaterana eatitlad to amputea earoT
ThoM and many other qupafiau
raadi VA oonteot rapreaeatatlTM
every day. Bara ara tha aaawara
to soma of tha qaaationa moat tra-
qaaater aakad by Toteraaa.
Q. What to tea proeaduro tor
aatfiag'up'a''farm tratolag aehool
ta my eoauaualtyT ■g-sarvloamaa.
CuUum, Alabaam,
A group of World War n vat-
araaa should apply to thair county
agmiL local Tocattood aiyladtara
teuehar or TA eoatlet raprteaata-
tfvoa. Tralatag offloan of tha
Bogiond VA aftloa la Moatgemarr
will dsb toad amtotutea la
ap affirm halaiac vmmm
Q. Art voteraaa of WoMd War
n aafitlad te leaas to biy tir^f
IkeasM ■. MaiThy. BRk-t,
Aik.
A. Taa, If |hw aft to ht
ter buMuiM
H
<$*«
End Coma Aftur Montha of
Stiff ariagCoBaammity -
Mooma Hia Paaaiiif
Dr. Maurlea (Harko, rector of
Grace Bptooopd dmreh. here, died
soddenly at the church Rectory thto
afteratoa at 2:14 o’clock. toUow-
iag an iUnoM of savard yMrs dura
tion but which baoaate serious last
Saptembar whM ha waa obUgod to
give his dmreh aetivitiM. Ba
haa hMu OOP ft nod to hto houM
evOT slaea
Dr. Ctarko rpakod as one of tea
outstaadhBir fiptocopd elargymdi of
tea eoui^ aad hdd partohM at
WhadbBf, WMt Va,. Sprtatfidd.
Mariata aad Oolimbaa, Ohio. Ha
was adacatldid saaratey for fim
Southara OMe dioeaao whfls at Co-
ibua So waa atoo daaa of St
PtUTs Oathadrd at Marquattm
10A.. ter msay flmrs. Ha has hoaa
tar of €tosaa ohmuh hare for
pagf U yaara, dartoi whlih
ttote 2m was also head ot tha Ctodb*
Oteika' touo.liiini'.at
CTIever Dancer
b Semred By
Monardi School
Miaa DiwHiak Hai
Affilihtod Willi Mo!
afdi Sehool of Datooa
Margarat DImmlok to eaa of tha
oatstandlag baUat and tap taachara
in South Carotiaa. She ban haaa a
bdloriaa with tea South Carellaa
Bfallot eompany for ^aavaed years,
and WM tea toadiBg' Mstructor ter ,
tea Foster Sehool of Daaea ia Oo-
lombto for tha past two yaara.
She stadlad daneiag la Now York
with Tltda Faklaa aad VltoalCz,
SkoUar tor savard ybart.
MlM DlaunldE haa haaa daadag
slBco sha was taa yaara dd. Mra.
Monaroh hdtovM that she will ba
u groat asMt to tha Itoaareh,
School of Daaoa aa(| te the oom-
amnlty as waB.
Pvt D. Hi^tond
Reports For Duty
Pvt Donald Holland of Fort Bd-
voir, Va., hM daparted ter OiaiP
Stonamsa Ovoraaas Raplacomoat
Depot PltUhurg, Cdlf., for ovoi^
ssas aMigamoat after ha^
plated hto baalo la tho
at Fort Batvolr. KJi
Donald to tha son of Bagaas ^
toad of CaMatt with 'whaos lo iw, -
malnad durlag hia delay la roits^> t
Ha gradnated from Midway tskaaf
la 1444 after wht4h ha ttoibtlatMF^
aatarad tha UahMty ot -iSoam
Cardins comptateglte
rlcu]am bafora aaterl
but ba plaas te aator tea
OardiBa law oobeot m aasly as
side apoa batag dtodwi
in aebad ItouaM took
part la a^od agtivtolaa, oaA
paatoBy roasaatearad tor bla
with tea fFA, earrhn as vtoa
doat ot tha state
1444, aad wtu^ fim
award lor I
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