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The Washington times., 1919-12-29
FOR SALE-HoUSEs
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST

sss u aAeut these desirable hsmss. We
urge you 70 act Quickfy, - thsy wfii eesn
b solA. In view Of the fAc4 tiot ths psicss
are veg reasonable. terms sasy. sscAtisn
three cosy briok heuses naar srd ana q II. g.;
stories and cellar; 8 rooms modern hath
reception hall plan, covered pAcAss, vsry
Desirable IN svssy rsspsot Terms. u,so.
H.xs-E sersse ssreAsase: sesrsss ana ssa-
lar: . roeuns and bath: roem for gAsasa
xsssaaNss. g ..A = ,essss.st: sseess.
:sssa:s "a esliar: q reens: ,et .sssi Is
fest By - 70 an alley: house said to b IN
szcsllsnt eooditaoa: nsviy paps1Sd. ste.
ss:rsss. rosns: soeS esniisss.
rs::ss. ssiAs; .iseslie Ssst.:, y sa,a.
*.s - .ss.s.s.' ssssS sss;a: sss s. ''''t !" f.
assnus: vide frnsase ana pas.dn9: the
:~nss; me-, . seo-rss'dsat' Is anxious 70 make
Nn. MaasaoAu..ste avsnrs .ssr IsA
noass: n.fese alley On tie rssr Of tss lot.
Rsasonabis tsrm-
ana = streets N. E.: a fsst frSet: IN gosd
condition; poDssstoo.
One of the most attractive hsau m TIE
northeast sectiaa, d street bstwesn eth and
hos.vat.r Ss.s, .,scsrsc nsns. * % isss4 to. . :
paved alley; plenty Of room fer . gA1ss;
metal weafhsf strips, servants room: has6.
VOC vsnt 70 :ss st q IS
nary let M sA0w yeu this propsty.
lot lsxse to . wsds alley: an ezoaalsnt loca,
ton for room renting.
=: 9. .'s: :.;,.,: .s::s NJ: ss, e..:s., :'';::
garass: alley.
s,1e-Nsaf the library; stories and csl-
lar; Z rooms and baths; s'ss1ie lights:
lot 1x1oo.
&.DAssh sersse g. r.. nser c: sessss
and cellar; rooms and betA: hot-wat9 hset;
xIs.s .-:ss g. T.. near ish; sssss.s;
a,es-B sersst 8. T.. nsar y; rssna .
baths: lot nx3o t. an siIsy: in.sdists POO
ooaB1ou.
N.neG strsst Q. E., near TN; rooms
and baths; sarase 70 bold two cars
0,oeo-0 strsse & r.: near i1th: . stories
and CELLAR: rooms ana bath. alley side
and rear; yefy attractive.
~ s.ar.s .s s:s:s; :: :. 1;.: ,'r''' 5 T. near
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sAa9xISs ~ HoMEs.
REFINED LOCATIONS
sfte>-r Gt. betveen 18th and 1<th; .
stortssI asam heat; good-sizsd lot
To alley. $1,000 cash
NJSAArwe s-roeu houssa, Iettevsd strest.
vtAnity 18th and q; deep lots to
alley; make your own terms
ies is1iss: r.asonabis terms.
aesr: nedsrn heat: 1880 to Alley.
q. .fye-9 4, between 18th and 18TH; at
tracttve home; . rooms and bath.
1e-ft front, room for garage
snd s.th: good lot; reasonable
nSs>-Hs1~srd- near f.h; ..rni-d.,.eh.,:
rooms and bath cellar; porches
rooms and . baths; separate heat
ING plano; live in one and get q
rood income from the OF her; lot lsx
%: alley. $1,000 cash A bar
sey-vindov brick '''A
and o; stories. cellar, furnace
"-6,,nssd q :. 8 " for two families; rooms;
"'e'-a s.: Sss,s.n lfh and 18Th: 10
ss'o-s 81, near nth; rooms and bath {;
aSee-s 81. near 18Th; rooms. cellar.
s4.-5e-s ST, between 1sth and 18th; s
rooms: lot isK1oo; alley.
s'0Sc-S sts between LIST and I'd. almost
new; stories: cellar: furnace
ss.seo-il1 SeAton st. ~. W; 2 stories
cellar. furnace heat.
3s,9oo-s1s T st; with frontage IL Fl. 6
rooms and bath
sss-so-WallAch St, near I3th; rooms,
bath. cellar.
ss.Soo-lnh st. near L; stories; base
rnent: room for garage.
ss.s's-s5d st. between L and NJ; 7 rooms
ana bath
Ss.ts9-lSth st, near r.; rooms and bath.
ss.voe-lSth ST. near r; rooms, bath.
cellar: furnace
S5,See-l3th ST.. near y; rooms; Isxiis;
. feet front on alley In rear.
S3Ioe-llth ST.. near l.; rooms. zoxloe.
0tZsV-Corner on nth St: very handsome
. rooms nd bath
For particulars ask for
MR. Walk,
i343 New York ava II
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BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
Telephone Main $40.


FOR sALn-Pries s7.sss. Well located
In excellent condition; comparatively new.
having six rooms and bath, hot-water
svs Il Day .na you e oss a ts,
house at once.
FOR sALE-Priee s1e.a6s. Just on from
cupied by an owner who viii vacate At any
two bathrooms, hot-water heat. electric
lights. .creened-in porches. coed lot to
paved alley; svs,ythins .sout tai. house
FOR sALE-Pr,cs $3.50; In Petvorth, .
a ,sarass; the owner j: % II this houSe: s you roa
can seeit at any time and obtain posses
ros ana is'S :s:. sstS:e ,asa
and bath; iniaid floors, electric iights and
nos.ssicn nsxi cnn sn y. cnssy exsry complete home;
FOR sALp-Price ss.sse-In Pstvorth. A
very cheap home: owner leaving city;
& : si.-room and bath = msdsrn BRICK rSas
house: well located: convenient to street
Island avenue ana North Capitol street; %
attractive colonial style si1.room BRICK
house, having front and rear porches
paved alley In rear: the interior Of this
painted throughout. and the house Il just
like new.
FOR sALE-Prics Sle.6ee. In Cleveland
Park; owner leaving city will give posses-
sion when desired: . well-bullt fully de-
tAched heuss. centatning nins rooms. two
baths hot-wster heat. electric lights. oak
sSs:sisn ssess % ssur s:sns sasas'; D,ss:ss .s:,s
you to inspect It without delay.
FOR aALE--Prtce s7,s6e Just Ton from
18th street and near Park road; IN .
square whore practically everyone owns
their own home; there are six rooms md
bath. iniaid doors. large front. porch. good
lot to paved alley. With room for . eaF9Re:
convenie1t terms Of sale.
FOB sALE-Price tiGTes. n CHEVY
Chase. close to the circle: an unusual
homo to Be offered for sale: . larRe LOT
covered With fruit and shade trees: : spa
cfoue houDe Of attractive Appearance. CON.
tanning twelve roNms, havinr eisctric
lights several open Areplaces. ana there 10
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l4os h St. N. W.

home, located south of II street: soid to
settle = an estate; : thrse-story sieyen.room
holding two cars, located on 3s-foot
paved alley; you viii rsoeignise this prop
:sis :sis sresps aseG cheap and 1t Is going to s'
FOR sALE-Price $3.50. Posseesion can
be had ct any time Of an attractive six-
room and bath colonial brick houss, hav-
pa sad rsss o:.s and
rage: ths is one OF the Kennedy built
FOR sALE.-Prics ss,7ss. On Capitol
and IN exceiient condition; thrse-stery
brick house. containing eleven reou,. and
plenty room Tor sarssA
FOR sALE-Prioe is,7ts A northvsst
detached corner brick house. containing
seven rooms and bath: large attic: het-
Tor tsi. hos a; e ;uss sssG rsss
vatsd from TOP 70 bottom; possession can
T9s ss.. s.Isss ss ss lssn rs L .s1s:s
time; = -two-:tory brick house: situated On
the corner o. An alley having side lisAt;
sale.
FOR sALE-Proa. e7.SSe. In PetvoTth: =
comparatively new modern hems;- ownsr
leaving city; possession at once. A two-
story colonial brick: heated with hot
water. having electric lights. hardwood
noors. large cement front porch: two-story
rear porches; large lot with room for ear-
age.
FOR sALE-Prtcc. S4.61e. Close to the
Government Printing O6ice. within Z
. three-story brick house. having ten
rooms and bath, suitable for . home or to
oe uSsd Tor business pufposes Easy terms
FOR sALE-Price, $s.See. Just Oh from
18th street. and Close to Thomas Circle.
. splendid opportunity to buy Z nice home
at reasonable price and an excellent buy
Tor speculation; three-story brick house.
Of attractive appearance. containing ten
rooms and bath. several open drepiacaa
good heating plant We would Hike to
show you this house.
FOR sALE--Price. N,ses. Just on from
Georgia avenue. In q good square, fer
home; can be sold on terms Of $3.50 cash
and easy monthly payments. This 10 .
six-room and bath modern brick house
with good let to paved alley.
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Room 202. n. s1s7.
Allan E Walker d Co., Inc,
s13 18th st. N. w.
Northwest Suburbs.
Detached, rooms, bath hot-water
heat; attic. slate roof; vacant,
Good Northwest Section
Hot-vater heat; rooms; bath
Snap at $500.
On East Capitol st.
Price, $1,000.
rooms, bath; hot-water heat; Sns
On Wide Ave. N. e.
q rooms bath; lot n t,st wide; near
Senate Onics Building.
Centrally located,
Capitol HIN house; ~ rooms. bath
Detached Bungalow,
Price, 5000.
vstsr heat. sisc. isSss: poPches. % :ss
On Canitol Hill,
Price, $4,000.
fsouas on two doors: lot to alley.
In lexington,
$500.
. rooms on two floors: good alley:
sesvnstons trim; furnace. heat
On Heights,
Price, IS, 75O.
g rooms bath; hot-wate, hest:
: Near 9th St. and Mass. Ave. N. ".
ARP rooms. wide front: s-story
Big Bargain at $7,5W
Allan e Walker 4 Co., Inc.
roS13 18th St N. W. n. L26.
de7z-tf
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FOR sALe-nouses
IN BLoolfrreoDALR

m BLooamsoDALR
rs g s..:: :::.',s;,; : - !: =: -: -, e. ~
psrsa: = =. L; W.oA
IN BLoo11INoDALA
s,sn asssssr ss,.~s,sys 49,. . s~R
a: = - 80 80; ~
HoLlRAD PI.Ac1
On sasss ersa ssA ersse 0E ss0
trsw8 besck. hrW psFsn- anv - -
= S:.s: :' ssE go :
SOUTH or 20" AND WET %
0IXTEEHgTH 6TREET0
sssssy h.ssk hs.s: . rsses g 20,
vstr w. ~ .;sss,se,t, eass ss -. - -
usasrats tsrsns: q. -.
GOOD LOCATION IN eouTHEASf
Bs.s6 nsw hss.s: . rss.s 60 -.
:Ss. esss: ' s@sss...sls ~ sss:: g.
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK
Deeaeael ssuus-suasassu, assa -
rssr po.rhse. vssns saa tseA. 40. h.
e1ectrscety: 0.o0
NEAR SOLDIERS Ho10
ossvsassat % ossrvA ~. - =
esntiy bum. 80 ! -: - ~:
- s'sa's .ssr'es e'''A :
NORTHEAST
ps;nsss. ~ sssS = s,ssss ssss: 60
hrfck- Iarss psecSa. . re9nA. -
rssm sse s.sags. ~ sa1y go
Downtown SECTION
srsws sssns 81 srssk hs.a N~a-
wss ssets..: ss.v.nss.s . -; 49,
NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE
NoRrAEA0T
srssa aal hasa MA hsus; npunas
sarass: $7ss eash. ba,a.ss - pG ass1a:
bargain: N,eA
HOWARD Z HINES.
INcorpornted
ia 18th etrest n ".
Aaia 7se-7s1-7s1
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Zee At Once for These Bargains.


.li-rUsm boase near srd and ss- N W
--EsW hot-vster heat: very large rooms
and hath. aloon parlor; double brick gn-
rx9e; . ne residence and good neighbor-
SosA- Price. s1e.cso. $500 cash
In Deookfsad. near r. I. ave.N. E.
Groom corner house. pebble-dash over
nick: hot-vster heat. gas and electric;
n4e osndttien, eolonisl porch; . good buy.
Prtes. $As>o; ff.s>o cash.
n. E.-6 Rooms, Hot Water Heat
Dctug . good business; established Is
YeaFU: gfOopefsD and notions: retiring from
ba6anssA Fer quick saIa. win ssli storS
and 0toek 1se tf1x>s
]. d. GARMAN,
- District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1919-12-29

ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
0ns ef the NEST beautiful homes IN the
.s. ana ana oss sssa os sia s..sss Ia e:'s
ntus fern With f1owsrA asinee and walnut
s sss s:e.S ses q ,ss s' e.. .nd q .s,
"a var. Price 70 quick purchaser. $7.sse.
Sixteenth st. 8. e.
A nest comfortable homo OF rooms.
bath. colonial porch. lot 11s r. deep;
Nsss. isss cash
Mt Rainier.
.r. sss s:n Sss .as: 'G ssos fs d.
cattsa- Price. ss,see. ssss cash.
Capitol Hill
A suss s-resm frame detached home,
psses; iatssk hating plant largo front and
s ss f sef seaais z a;ss sA1'' Gar
$500.
s,:, On = -. 4 \. E--r0'm house. Ast-
$500.
v.,:r 9s 1sss psas = n. A-s-r''n A''''' A's-
$3.50.
New Ssas.,svs IN Breeh1and-Inms-
dssfs psossAss; aAsst s1.sss e.sh.
$3.50.
On II q n H-s-roem hsuss. business
$1,000.
ou Oel1D6ta rd-For colored or white;
5 roons, furnacs beat $ses cash
Hemss for e.,A prices ranging from
81 -5ss up to ~. .e~s. Business propsrtiea
prices raagtne from s47Ss up to s47s. Gee.
J. D. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929.
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FORMER HOUSE on 18th It. ". W. Nov
being remodeied into three apartm sats
80 rent At 5000 per month win eventu.
ally bring high c-ice as business property
sis.oea. Small initial cash payment
RICHMOND BRYANT.
1871 y St NV
dsii-0
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SHANNON 4 LucHs,
Main 8l5
Central Northwest
Telephone Main lS4o.

$S.ooe-Bleven rooms aAd
baths: web adapted for renting
rooms: walking distance Of entire
business section.
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FOR COLORED
OF the Better Class
GLENDALE. d. c..

The Anest suburb In the eastern section
Of the District OF Columbia; on. ~ blocks
from tho Capitol Many artistic homes
completed and occupied. Another half
mile Of streets just been graded. ext
spring viii be too late Buy your lots
TO $500 viii start your house. You can
get . brand-new house in sixty daya Out
OF IL houses just being completed We
have one left. beautiful s-room house;
price $3.50; $500 cash required; you can
move In early next month. Come out any
day or Sunday. consult our Mr. oreene or
Mr. Beverly at Glendale, d. c.: one or
both or these gentlemen are always on
the property and will take pleasure In ex-
piaining our easy payment plan of ovning
your own home, or call at our office. Take
street cars marked ''Die.rfct Line to
18TH St n: E.. walk south into GLEN.
DALE, d. c.
IRWIN & SHANK
l410 G St N w. Main 1908
dsc%-tf
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1343 New York Ave.
$4,000.

WA9hfngton Hefghfe.
A most unusual home: 0emi-detach-
ed; heated BY hct water; Lighted BY
electricity; every other modern i'm
provement; central hail plan; houee -
feet wide: deep let to alley. POSSES
SION
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BOOMING HOUSE near 7th and G SITS. n
W., IL rooms, all rented; selling on ac-
count of sickness Price. S.loo cash; or
terms; rent SIS month. SHINN d HACK
LEY, sol 9Th st. N. w, 20
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Near Kendall Green.

Excellent location. hew-house
section northeast; s rooms and
bath; large lot; space for garage
vacant, IS, 500.
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$15,500.

Near 18th st. and Columbia Road.
POSSESSION AT ONCE - s-stoYy
brick. 10 rooms and bath. hot water
heat, electric lights: newly papered
aud painted throughest
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Central Northwest.

Excellent location. near csk line
On IettePed street; close to park;
attractive surroundings; s rooms
aud bath: furnace heat. $1,000.
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WeFx1nly Efak

Northeast section. between eas
lines. walking distance of down
town; close to Union Station;
apartments, containing I rooms and
bath each: hot-water heat; large
lot; side and rear: space for a
number Of garASes; reasonable
terms, $7,5es.
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fCWN YOUR OWN HOME"
FOR SALE-hOUSES


s. BELoFF
Wishes to extend to his
many clients and friends q
"HAPPY NEW YEAR"
s. BELOFF,
Real Estate, Insurance,
New Davidson Bldg.
Room 202. n. 1857.
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FOR SALE-nOUSES
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
GOOD INVESTMENT.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
o. the .bess bSssnsss street In the s. u;
49, ertek sssaess. propsrty, on . sood
plryNnnf for tl1.sss. Cash payment about
txsSS. Rsstsd at Si44se per month Al
a. prssssey. ana viii pay y you you Sny big rate ss
- fofsrssf from the very dsy you buy II
hsvs . grsat many eoed business prop
e ssss:s = fcr ,. ::is ranging IN price from "'7s'
~ acres Of ground inside the city. that
I'll nass 49,. srsaN susdivisicn property.
esS& win give yen per cent eommis-
stsa - u bought direct from me. or I viii
ss,e .ny broker per cent for making
An kinds Of real estAt. for sale At bot
I'D. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Vacant
Ia Ane condition; Iatrobe heat Price
t4Sss. Cash payment 3Sss.
On eth ST. ~ E.-s-room bay-window
brick Price. $3.50. Cash payment ssso.
93.eee-NeaR the Government Printing
OSfto4 Ter oelorsd; s-room brick Ssee
cash In ~ eondition-
J. d. GARMAN,
pIBfRICf NATIONAL BANK BLDG
az
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Near 10th and Otis.

Sefni-detached home, containing
9 rooms and bath: steam heat
electric lights; front and rear
porches; excellent location; not far
from 14th and nth street car lines
. nnished rooms In the attic; va
cant and ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Price, $3.50.
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NATIONAL REALTY co.
City and subur ban bomeo
"A homo for every family"
~ New York Ave- Main Tses.
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$11,500

18th ST., South OF Lament st.
Attractive home, hot water heat, cleo
trio lights, baths. tnclosed sleeping
porch; garage
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x15.000-

Within Half Square Conn. Ave
Across the Conn. Ave. Bridge; .
hot water heat. electric light, hard
wood floors. front and rear porches;
7 bedrooms; baths; IS feet wide
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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$1,000.

18th ST. Business Property
Near Thomas Circie--A 3-story brick;
first floor good n business place;
apartments above.
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$1R.500.

Near Mass Ave. and Dupont Circle.
Attractive home. 5-story and cellar
brick, steam heat. electric iightS, par
uuet flooring nrst and second hoors,
alley IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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Near LIST st. and Fla. Ave.
$5,ooo-Terms. $500 cash;
rooms and bath: near both car
lines: good neighborhood: near
schools and stores.
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northwest homo not far out; vacant and
In excellent condition; comparatively new,
having six rooms and bath. hot-water
heye II VIC AID pay you to look At this
house At once.
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ns 18th st. N. W.
Near 7th and n.
l4os H St. N. ".

3s,1oo-7 rooms and bath: good
residential street: walking dts
tance OF all departments and entire
business section.
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
~0ee NAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN
Thsy Know WaaAington."
! ~ 0SO YSek Ava 7SL NaAD foN
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19
A REAL. OLD FASHIONED
COUNTRY WEDDING
Che.. Wicker, Respectable and
Well-to.Do Negro, Gives His
Daughter Wedding and Invites
His White Friends.

Mr.. Editor have heard a
great deal said about wedding and
wedding bells rings. For several
weeks they have been ringing down
on this side, and last Sunday after
noon at 5 o'clock, the last and loud
est toll was heard at Chess Wicker's,
tone of our best and most respectable
negroes of Newberry county. Yes,
Chess had one of the old time we'd
dings at his home. In which he in
vi.ed a number of his white friends,
and among at least Is other white
men, women and children was the
writer.
I am not up on writing weddings,
Mr.. Editor, as you already know, but
as this is such an unusual occurrence
/ hope you will bear with he as I en-
deavor to outline at least some
things that took place: The front
porch was decorated with flowers and
ever green in a very graceful man.
ner, and under the center where the
brid estood hung bell, and just be-
fore the ceremony took place Chess
stepped upon the front porch and
commanded that all of his color
should stand to his right and the
white people to the left, which was
properly obeyed. Then Julia Neatly,
the daughter, of the venerable Berry
Neatly Of your town, began to play
the weddingg march when Minnie, the
daughter of Chess, came out leaning
upon the arm of Samuel Sims, and
kthe Rev. Thomas, the pastor of the
gsoom, spoke the words that made
them man and wife. The bride was
very tastefully dressed in white silk
with her head covered with beau
tiful wreath and veil.
The decoration and dress is due
to the credit of jamie, the step moth
er of the bride.
But this was not all, Aunt Emma
Swittenburg, a noted cook, who is
serving Mr.. Thad McCrackin of your
toHn in this capacity was down there
and had been playing her hand
around the cook stove and Chess had
prepared a separate table in the yard
for the white people and he request
ed me to announce to all the white
present to surround the table with a
hearty welcome. And, Mr.. Editor,
you just ought to have been there to
help your old friend eat maccaroni
ard chicken hash and my oh just
everything else that goes on to make
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19

$50 your engagement is at IN
end?" said the blond youth.
cit is certainly at an end," replied
the tickle brunette.
~ suppose you will return the en-
gagement ring?"
sI certainly will if you call
around some night and pick it out. :"
-Yonkers Statesman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19
a good dinner.

good dinner.
The tables for both white and COL
ored were beautifully dressed with
some very fine cakes.
The very best of behavior prevail
ed and if we had all such negroes az
Chess Wicker we would not need tue
jim Crow law.
T. J. W.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19

Mistress-"Did you water the
ferns in the drawing room, Nora?"
Ma;d-'yes, mum. Don't you hear
the water drippin' on the carpet?'
Answers
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19

Old. Master-I understand that he
painted cobwebs on the ceiling so
perfectly that the housemaid wore
herself out trying to sweep them
down.
New Master-There may have
been such an artist, but there never
was such a Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle Telegraph.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19

Sweden has harnessed more than
100000 horsepower Of its water
fills, about IS per cent Of what is
available.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19

A recently patented cook stove for
campers, using solidified alcohol for
fuel, folds into the form Of and can
be carried Ike q suit case.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-19
Bank No. 256
Statement of the Condition of the
FARMERS BANK
Located at Chappells, S. c., at the
Close of Business Sept. IL, 1919.
Bank No. 256


Close of Business Sept. IL, 1919.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts -. 54,788.2l
Overdrafts ............ 993.62
Bonds and stocks owned by
the bank ............ $4,000
Furniture and fixtures. :. 100000
Banking house ........ 100000
due from banks and bank
ers =. 14,oss.s3
Currency ............. 2,085.00
Gold ............... 195.00
Silver and other minor
coin ................ 2,126.45
Checks and cash items. 519.26
1Otdl. Yo L - Leo
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. -. 10,150.O0
Surplus fund. ........ 100000
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid 3,s34.0o
Individual deposits subject
to check. :. 36,S53.5O
Time certificates of deposit 28,057.92
Cashiers checks ........ 1895
Total. l..............$ .$S1 ,47l.37
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry.
Before me came E. L. Cook, cash
''ier of the above named bank, who,
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foreging statement is true con-
dition of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
E. l.. Cook, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 18th day of Sept. 1919.
A. P. Coleman,
Notary Public.
Correct attest:
w. A. Webb,
Jno. B. Scurry,
H..C. Strother,
Directors.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-02
SCOUTS STILL AIDING HOOVER.

Once more the attention Of the ma
ton Is to be focused upon the neces
sity for the most rigid care and econ
omy in rationing ourselves, If we and
our allies are to be sufficiently fed dur
ing the months to come.
The food administration accepted
Chief Scout Executive James E. Vests
proffer of scout cooperation in this
Important campaign with strong In
dorsement of the work of the organiza-
.tion in previous similar campaigns.
The administration suggests that
scouts serve as messengers and in the
distribution of literature and food
cards. but 1t is hoped that some plan
may be worked out whereby not only
these services but others, more dis
tinctive, may be rendered.
An organization so large and quick
ly mobilized as ours ought to be able
to do effective work in this matter,
especially as scouts are already IA
vorably known for their food conserva-
ton and production propaganda both
In preaching and practice"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-02
Pre.War Davs.

1t is altogether a good sign that we
seem to be making so great q catch
word Of 'pre-war" says London
Daily News. Whenever it is desired
to say that anything Is going on well
or comfortably, or easily. IL an enter
tainment is brilliant or sale success
full. 1t is described at once as quite
up to pre-war standard"
And yet are we not suppose to
have entered on new ideal In which
postwar will be much greater
thing than pre-war?