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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
Resolution to Endorse Presidents
Speaking Trip Proves Bomb.

Speaking Trip Proves Bomb.
New Orleans, Sept. 9.-After the
American Cotton Association at the
closing session here late today agreed
unanimously upon scale of tempo
rary minimum prices from thirty-six
cents for September to forty cents
for May, an uproar over a resolution
for the endorsement of President
Wilson's tour for the league of ma
tions and for urging the senate to
ratify Immediately the treaty ensued,
in which the proposal to set aside the
two-thirds rule, which would allow
a vote, was defeated, 46 to Al. The
meeting got beyond the control of
Governor Dorsey, of Georgia, who
presided, and in the uproar-he repeat
edly pounded with the gavel for or
der.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
CONFERENCE OF
LUTHERAN PASTORS
For $500, 600 Drive Newberry Col
1ese and Summerland-Campaign
October 1881.

The Lutheran pastors of the New
berry district met in conference at
the Church of the Redeemer, We'd
nesday, 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. Drs. n. A. Mccullough and C. A.
Freed, Columbia, members of the
central committee, were present and
outlined plans for the campaign,
Oct. 1881. The South Carolina
synod is divided into seven districts,
each with director-general, who is
in direct contact with the central
committee and who promotes the
campaign of the district. For the
local district J. B. Hunter, Esq, was
unanimously elected; and as an aux
iliary or steering committee the fol-
lowing we're appointed: Messrs. G..
I'M. Folk, and H. O. Long, and Revs.
C. J. Shealy and W. H Roof,-one Of
the principal offices of which is to
enlist the speaking talent of the lay
men for the campaign.
Preliminary and publicity work is
in the hands of the central commit
tee, whose organization is complete
and whose driving power is applied.
All the organizations of the church
as the Sunday school, Ladies' socie-
ties, Young Peoples leagues, ETC., are
to be utilized. They expect to take
the campaign in rush and ego over
the top" for Newberry and Summer
land collef fes- All the pastors of the
district were present, and enthusi-
astic and optimistic.
A like enthusiastic meeting was
held in the lower Newbery district
at Little Mountain. Pastors from
the upper district attended the meet
ing also: A director was appointed,
and as auxiliary committee, Messrs.
]. C. Aull, Pomaria, and E. U. Shealy
White Rock, and Revs. S. P. Koon
and j. B. Harman were chosen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
NO ARRESTS MADE
FOR PRoFITEERING
Fantastic Stories Circulating All
Over the State, as Well as In
Columbia.
Columbia Record.

Columbia Record.
No arrests for profitee1lng have
been made in Columbia or anywhere
else in the State, as far as could be
learned after thorough investigation
up to noon Tuesday. United States
District Attorney Weston knew of
none and agents of the department
of Justice stationed in Columbia had
not reported any to the federal court
officers, it was stated. Federal Of
ficers stated, however, that they had
heard the stories that have been IN
circulation for several days, but that
as far as they knew these were all
fantastic.
The story was circulated all over
Columbia Monday that a prominent
Main street merchant had been ar
rested. At times the story was told
about two different merchants. The
story had it that there was secret
agent of the department Of justice
working in the city and that this
agent went into a store to make
purchase, and after some words W. h
the merchant, flashed an ofiic 81
badge and made the arrest. At c-2e
time the story said the agent was
man. At another time it was said the
agent was woman.
Mr.. Weston and others working IN
his department stated that they had
found nothing that would confirm
these stories, and they were branded
as fictitious. It was also stated that
these same stories had been heard
in Charleston, Augusta, Savannah
and other cities.
The agents feel that the public
should be more careful as to telling
such stories on specific merchants,
and at the same time they point out
that in these stories there is some
thing of the secret Of the fight
against the H. C. L. 1t is up to the
public to prevent profiteering, they
say.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
..HICKORY NUTS" TO
OPEN SEASON IN NEWBERRY
Famous Thirtieth Division Show Will
Open Season at the Newberry
Opera House.

Henry Wells, the amusement man,
will open the season at Newberry
with the famous Hickory Nuts"
the Thirtieth Division musical show.
It was presented at Durham, N.
c., not long ago and the Durham Sun
has the. following to say about the
performance:
GAIL those folks who didn't 60 to
the Hickory Nut show last night at
the Academy of Music missed the
rarest treat of the year, is the ver-
dict of those who did go. A big
crowd attended, was tickled pink and
today is advertising the show to beat
the cars. The boys, under the mas
terful direction of Captain O'Hay
WHO, incidentally, was the main
squeeze and a good one, too, proved
, themselves entertainers Of the high
est type. The Academy rang with
roars of laughter, shouts of glee and
chuckles of delight. There wasn't
dull moment. It was laugh, laugh,
laugh and then laugh some more and
the fellow who had a limit to his
laughableness was simply out of luck.
For it was a case Of laugh or bust.
"The Hindenburg line smashers
are sure a smashing success in the
show business. With such an outfit
as they have it's dead easy to make a
bowling success. The orchestra would
do credit to that wonderful New
|, York. movie palace known as the
Rialto. The string quartette was a
:: darb. The male quartette simply
couldn't sing enough songs to satisfy
, the audience. The Belgian orphans,
who according to Capt. O'Hay were
rescued by the Portuguese Y. M.
C. A., 1--WE didn't know there was
such a thing) endeared themselves
to the folks down in the seats. The
juggler was a wonder. The acrobats
were too. The French war bride was
sweet as maple sugar. Likewise the
American war bride. The rest Of the
crowd was bully. And last, but not
least, Capt. O'Hay, the leader, gen
eral director, commander, boss, chief
executive, stage director, guide. and
mainstay, kept the audience in an
uproar all the time.
"The show was clean, sparkling,
cracking, live, up-to date, all the
way through and reflected an in
finite amount of credit on the actors,
one and all. 1t will be put on again
tonight at the Academy. Many have
declared their intentions Of seeing
it all over again. Colonel Minor de-
clares that he'll cheerfully refund
the money of the person who attends
and isin't satisfied"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
MANN AND STOLL
co TO CONGRESS
Returns From 9Th and 7th Districts
Practically Complete-Stou
Pulled Up.

Practically complete returns from
the two congressional districts in
which there were second primaries
Tuesday indicated that E. c. Mann OF
St. Matthews is elected to fill the
seat vacated by Congressman Lever,
defeating George B. Zimmerman, and
that P. H. Stoll of Kingstree is elect
ed in the Sixth district, to succeed
the late Congressman Ragsdale, de-
feating his opponent, E. ]. Sherwood
of Conway.
From the boxes reported so far,
practically all, Mann's total is 1896
and Timmerman's 4,033.
Following are the standing of the
candidates:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
Card of Thanks.

1 desire in this way to express my
appreciation and sincere gratitude
to all of my friends and neighbors
for their many acts Of kindness and
helpfulness during the last illness
and death of my wife. My prayer
and the prayer Of my children is that
God may abundantly bless every one
of you.
D. F., HaIfacre and Children.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
ALL CONFEREDATE
SOLDIERS MUST RE-ENROLL

To Confederate Soldiers and Widows
of Confederate Soldiers:
All soldiers and widows of soldiers
who were on the old pension roll will
have to re-enroll between now and
the last week in October. You will
find me in my office from 9 a. m.
to 2 .. m. and from 3 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Please attend to this at once.
w. F. Ewart,
Sept. II, 1919. Probate Judge
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
GENERAL PERSHING
INVITED TO REUNION
Old Hickory Association Asks Com
mander to Attend Meeting in
Greenville.

Greenville, Sept. 10.-Gen. Perish
ing was today extended an invitation
in behalf of the Old Hickory Veter-
ans Association to attend the re-
union of the Thirtieth division which
will be held here September 20 and
80, the anniversary of the breaking
of the Hindenburg line, by this fam
Gus division.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
The Tragedy of Keeping Clean

A little boy had been given a white
suit, and before going to picnic was
cautioned to keep his new apparel
clean. He obeyed with scrupulous
care until late in the afternoon when
with a tired look and yearning ap-
peal he asked: -. :.
4 Mamma, may l sit on my pants?"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
problems, would be purchased at q

problems, would be purchased at q
price one-fourth below the minimum
price, then held until the minimum
price was realized. Officials of the
American Cotton Association, under
the auspices of which the meeting
is being held, were called upon to
proceed forthwith the organization
of corporations. The organization
plans were introduced in the form of
a resolution by Mr.. Jennings and un
animously indorsed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
Convict Escapes.

Columbia, Sept: 8.-O'Dell Thomp-
son, negro porter at the Richland
county court house here, who was
convicted of robbing the Richland
county treasurer's office of over
$4,000 some time ago, escaped from
the county chaingang last night. He
was sentenced to a term Of seven
years.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12
Not Near

Over Here.
Said Corporal Victor Fleming,
sThe man who invented near-beer is
a poerzjuages6ff iiistanees.r@ '5 peal
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-12

COTTON MEETING
ENDS IN UPRoAR
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iJrH J! Ii.|tAnt:hs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
Suiss Nenisfcitcn.

Senrp @rliber baut oi,f Der Sarnl
bcs Gus. 9rautiganl cine Gilterne.
@n. Sable bot ieinc 9rei6ma-
ibinc jest bier in Operation.
Siele uniercr Snrnler limo anl
Stoppelpfliigeh.
3. s. Sdulte, unicr Hoaoauficbcr,
ldBt @rubirlrngsurbeiten oil Scr SSron
Goob ausfiibren unb 5rpar bat @co.
Stoenncr icinen Sractor in SienIt &C.
ltellt I'M bcn @ro0cr ST. 5icben.
Mng. @raf u1b Satin, bon Scr,
nlollll, beilldtcn lcbtcn Spnntog Die
6untilie Gus. aliguitine oa5ier.
Srou eugene 0ocbIer, Don SSor.
r%etrtou, rnb SRI. @retden @obus,
bon st. 2oltis, iinb bier al,f @cind)
bel Der Soutilic Sranf @oebIcr.
Die SpisS Sdllle miro an NOD
item Morrtae Sen T.. Septentbcr be-.
ginncn, nit SRI. Goa WoedIi, ais
2ebrerin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

ielbc bcfpobncit uno bic Seitung Der
@cneinoeidule iibcrncbmcn ipcroen,
peroen oieie @odc bier cintreffen II.
Die @o9nung in id)onIter Sronung
finoen, bonn bafiir babcn Die 0umcn
Der 8enlcinbc gelcrgt, Die nidt nur
allcs biibid mnbulid) cinridtetcn.
ionbcrn audi Mobcl Slnl Sctrosc BON
800 bciltcucrtcn. Son Der $4,000
bctragcnoen &aufilmulc bcs @cbol-
bcs bat bic @emcinbc bereitS $1,000
nbgetragcl. Die fatboliidc @cnlcin-
&c nit Siilic ibrcs beliehtcn un0 I'M.
tcrnebmenocn Sccliorgcrs bat in rcll-
crer 3cit groBc %crbeiicrungen uii
STRIDE unb Shllc ausiiibrcn lnilen
allf mcld)e tic ollie llrIud,c hat Itol5 81
iein.
HGditcn Wonta9 bceinnt uniere
Sduilc micocr unb 5iuar inter Sci.
t,,ng bon Yrinaipal i. 6. gSittrod,
bon Slnnb, mn Srl. Morgoret Nit
Seioe, bon Hcm Sapcn, ais Stills.
2ebrcrin.
Gbas. 9ocecr unb Santilic moren
Iettc Node mebrcre Gage in ct.
2oiliS aiif 9eillf bel Scrlpanbtcn.
Senrp Hicberbelmlann hot Gin
Gbeprolet slrlto acfnlift.
Sruu S,Soi. 9cd unO &inoer, ipclde
mdbrcnb ocn bcrgnngenen Orci @os
den bier bel Gcrnanbten pcrmcilten,
rciiten lettc ISOLDE piebcr nod ct.
2nllis silrild.
@nl. gocttdcr, bon 9lanb, mcldcr
n1breno bes Sommlcrs bas Central
@eslepon College, III @orrGnton, be-
ilifte, mar lette ISOLDE bier bel 2eb.
rcr 3. 6. @ittrpd uno Satin ouf
9eiut.
@blp. Sumnlert lutO Sreb Soellc
unb bercn Samilicn modten Icbten
Sonntog cinen 9(llsflue nod Eots.
Dam gum 9eilld BON Seripanotcn.
SRI. Mlna Icrtcns, bon Sefferipn
@itp, mar lctten Sonntag beiuhs.
luciic bier.
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5reitas, ben 20. Insnit, 1919.
MtOrriiDn

Senrp 3eibmanr, lrnier Sabrifant
bon Cement . 9auiteire, bat INNER
boIlauf gu tbun. sluBer ben Cement.
iteinen fir elm neiies @obnbai,s bas
8alter Sredrnann balleu miro, bot
er bieien Sommer biele 9runnen.
9edel aus Cement bergeitellt fir
Sarmer Der umgcgenb, melde ourd
Die grobe Srofenbeit a%ngeipornt,
8r,,nnen bobren lieben uni einen
eeniigenoen 8aiierporratb 81 baben.
8en Starfe bat eiucn Sbeil ieiner
Sarmmaidinen unb @erdtbe nad
Barton County geianbt, no Serr
Starfe fir5lid cine Sarm g~efalift
bot.
Ser oifentlide @erfauf oes per
ionliden gieentbllms auf Der 5arm
bon Sris SIeii6 mar iiberalls 6abl.
reid beiudt bon &aufluitisen aus
gfab unb Ser1l, unb alles mas gum
Serfaufe eelangte, bradte quite
Yreiie.
Seru1ant, Steffen Don ct. 2ouis,
lit bier a,tf 9eiub Bel ieinem gruoer
@m. Steffen.
Baitor q. Sillmallns ilnb Sodter,
pelde mGbreno eincs Sbeilcs bicies
Spmnlers inn Staate Californian 5lt-
gebradt batterL iino lesten Sreitag
nteoer 5uriidgefebrt.
Souls Calf crbiclt leBtc ISOLDE ei-
men r,elier 2aGrolie Sractor.
8alter Sebltnes uno Sol. Sad.
mann reiiten letten 9onnerstaa mad
CHARLTON Golrntp I'M alf Ben Sar.
men, melde iie fiiralib gefallft bot.
teiL Die Serbiteiniaat gu helorgcn.
Ipg. Boss erbielt ourd Die @gcn-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

ten Beters & @orfman elm ncucs
@iiid Iutn.
Srau @bolpb Mertcns uilo &inoer
paren lctte ISOLDE mcbrcrc Gage bier
aif 9eiuh bel Der 6amilie $. s.
Mcrtcts.
Am Sonntag pcranitaItct Die bic
iiee fatbl. 8emeinbc Gin Sis Grconl
Social, 5u neldem on aIle cine boi.
li1c Ginlaoung ergebt.
Srau q. u. Sbomas uno ibrc
Sdniegertohter, Sra,l 6. g. Sbo.
mas, bon Mofaue, paren lcstc ISOLDE
@Gite bieiiger Seripanotcn.
$. 6. McSee rn6 8attill, meldc
mebrcrc @o6en bier bel Srau Carl
Sonntag, Der Mutter Ger Sra,i Mc-
See, beripeilt battell, iino lcste ISOLDE
mieber nad ibrem Seirn in Sampa,
Sloriba gereiit.
60. 2euenbcrgcr mar am Cams.
tag beiudspeiie bier.
Sobn Starfe mGbte Icttc ISOLDE
nit leinem 2erington Irltonlobil CT.
men Selepbonpfoitcn ab obrc Die Ma.
idine int 8eringiten 81 beib1oigen.
SO. &able, bon Orofc, meldcr in
icinem Milto bierber fam UNI Der Ser
iteigerllng auf Sris Sleiih's Sornl
bei5uipobnen, batte allf Der Sabrt Die
@die ieines 9lutos 10 itarf pcrbogen.
DOB CT bieielbe in Sredmann's Gar
age repariren laiicn mllBte, ebe CT Die
Seimfobrt antreten fonnte.
@altcr 5redmam begleitete Ben
Starfe lebte ISOLDE nod Barton
Gountp, mo 2estcrer feline rlelle Sarln
be5oe. Sor ieiner Ibreiie bot Starfc
einen Moline Sractor bon Srehnarrl
& Cons gefanft.
CIR. Gope's nelles Garage : @e.
b1lloe gebt nun raid ieiner SolIcnb.
ing entgegen.
go. aormanr, bon Botsbam, be.
g%leitete lcbten San1stog .Srau @malia
&cncrbed bierber, bon mo aus 2ettere
nad ct. 2ouis in ibre Seimatb s,l-
riiffcbrte.
9as friibere s. 9. granot i. Sc.
bdloe oas bon Der bieiigeu fatboli.
lben @emeinoe gefal,ft uno in ein
&loiter bertpanOelt nllrbc 5GbIt jebt
ST. sen id0niten Der bieiigen @ebGll.
Den. Die brei S6lpeitern ipeldc bas,
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Strmanutr 8olfsblatt.
@raf Yrintins g., 9eransseber.
Sermann, Np.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week.
ly at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
Evening journal., 1919-10-04
DrpLIC sALE OF REAL EsTATE


nTrRLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i and personal property, Of the estate
of Orlando G. MagarEal, az Greenbank
Delaware. october IL. 1919. ? T. NJ.
The executors OF Orlando G. Magargals =
esfafe will sell nt public sale. on the above
date All personal property belonging 10 the
estate as follows; Horse, buggy, farm
wagon. one horse market dearborn, sets
stage harness, lot OF other harness, corn
nla5ter two ladders. seed drill. oil tank. lot
Of coai' Ave bales straw, lot OF hay, other
contents of barn, horse radlsh Crater,
Kitchen stove. oil stove. diningroom table,
leather covered couch. pnrlOr stove, six
niece set parlOr furniture. No. = set par
ior furniture, enameled bedstead. sewing
$50 an real estate as followsi 1O-room
house and four acres land. All that lot or
niece ~ land located on the westerly side
- tha Baltimore aud Ohio railroad and
southerly side Of the Newport and Gap
turnpike. at Greenbank. Delaware, contain
ing four acres. more or less. with ten
room frnme dwelling erected thereon with
n front porch aud two-story back porch
An extra garage will be offered. rms rs
very desirable property located within
"A three minute walk OF the brandywlne
Sprlngs trolley line get on az the work.
house Lots OF old fashioned shade around
house and lawn. There Is good well OF
age and other Outbulldings. Fruit OF al
kinds. asparagus he'd, raspberries. goose
herries currants strawberries and grapes
Terms of eale-Cash will be required
for an personal property and 10 per cent
of the purchase price Of the real estate ,
balance in thirty days pate OF possession
ELMER r., CLARENCE q. aud
RAYMOND MAGARGAL, Executors
set4 sill.
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GREAT BARGAIN-io0 ACRES ROLL
VI ing 20 cultivated. PASTURE woodland !;
fine roads = mile. milk station, 81;
school p. fine markets; running water
orchard fair buildings. 7-room house, gar
nee. work shop. silo. barns, crops. stock,
implements. car. $500: easy terms; new
tractor. $1,000 extra Smith Bros, Pennell-
VILE \. Y. Route ?. oct4'lt.
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iIFE AND ChiiiCiER' hEaDiNG..
OctOber I.


The governing sign is Libra. II gives
Inspiration in creative work, sleadiness
OF purpose and determination. The
will power is strong. The Judgment Is
good I'm business matters.
The middle life OF this blrihdaie viii
be filled with opportunities and II these
are beeded the latter years VIII be
nlled with success and honor.
The temperament OF The person horn
on This date is keenly sensitive, artistic
and impressionable The governing
t.lanetis Venus. II gives love nature
lhat must find IT. response in az ardent
male or female happiness will never
be reached.
search the Want Ads This month for
opportunities FOR business partnerships
for The selling OF farm lands and real
estate.
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An Editorial For Women BY
q Woman

An the country committees OF men have been
investigating the high living particularly OF foodstuns
The reduction In food prices has not been precepibie
the decided TO take ms H. g. L.
matter into their own hands To @ end committee OF twenty women
organizations started their work ny per
of NcN Wholesale markets
and leader Of this market
the Federal
nr trip the
She
m The high Of food problem TO be solved women must come
out % kitchens AM the markets.
a a the mature experience
Ladaw that she believes the
unealed something radically 10 would Indicate
event she
undertake the probes tlat
The hands SO
Why should the buyers OF food take upon
this problem that primarily housekeepes
problem?
why not wholesale market Investigation by The food buyers Of
ourselves the condition
townihc relation between local wholesale and retail
a the
ZEE
their recommended the
high food Out or ther
The markets
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puBLIC sALEI
= I'T'IT' TIT
pERsnNAL pROpERTY

Hth-UNAl4 IiAUf I'M l.
The undersigned viii sell. without re-
serve nd his residence. on the Sedgely
Farm. Chrlstiann hundred, near Greenville.
Del. on the road leading from kennett
Pike 20 Wooddnle
TuT-RSDAY. OCTOBER .. 1919.
Al n O'clock A. NJ sharp.
10 Mich cows. fresh and close sprlngers,
n heifers four calves. two bulls. This
stock is AN good graded Guernsey; four
work and driving horses. two ponies. Farm
ing implements. NJ follows Two mowers.
two g-horse wagons. one disc harrow. one
spring tooth harrow, one mue scoop, one
sleigh one milk truck. one d-horse corn
cutter one sub soil plOw. one corn planter.
ave poles. two milk wagons, three buggies.
two runabouts four carriages two cutun-
ders two horse cultivatnrs. three horse
ruifivators. one wheat drill. one binder,
several sets harness and collars. one oats
dropper one hay rake. one hnv tedder.
one spike- tooth harrow. one hillside plow.
two sprav pumps two 800 Cyphcr's lncu.
bafors two 800 Mode incubators. one
aO0 Cvpher's iucubntor. one 40
Israfrie State incubator 5000 milk bottles.
700 sausage grinders. one bottle hller. one
sferiiizer furniture and household utensils.
Terms OF eale-S23 and less, cash over
sos credit OF six months will he gvien the
purchaser by giving banknhle note win
Improved endOrser. Interest added on hoots
and hank discount on for cash on credit
sums. shD,SEi. .r,,. !, ~ = = 49, l.n.
STTDHAM a SONS. Aucts. Established lepo
sept20- -oct2- AIS.
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RIAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-TwO CORNER LOTS AT
Il Emhurst Phone 1911. septSO-0t.
Evening journal., 1919-10-04
EoR sALE-ho.AcRE

nor SALE-50-ACRE FARM, M
Il proved new dwelling house. seven
rooms outbuildings, beautifully located
900 feet from creek. nne view Of same. ~
miles from Lewes or Rehoboth; splendid
opportunity for poultry. fishing and crab
bling Is quito an industry ir this creek
About eight acres Of timber and reasonable
terms can be made for purchaser. For par
octi .4t. ''' G. I. WILSON. Iewes. Del.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs, ADDRESSED TO TIL
Il President Of the Levy Court. Roo
133. County Building, Wilmington, DE
will be received until II moo
Friday, October TO- 1919. for q
Of the repairs 10 the riv
bnnk OF St Georges Marsh Compai
land. IN Red Lion and ST. Georges llu
dreds, New Castle county A certih,
check for $500 must accompany each hi
The Levy Court reserves the right 20 =
iect any or all bids. For further inform
lion. appiy 20 the County Engineer. Roo
1873. County Building.
CHARLES y. GRUBB.
oct2-4t. County Engineer.
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spIRIIIIAIIsT NOTICE

UIRsT PROGREssIvE sPIRITUALISTs'
II Church a0G West 81. SUNDAY evening
services Messages by Mrs DE Laney.
Skeptics invited. All welcome. oct2-3t
CUNDAY EVENING SERVICES OF THE
- Fraternnl Splritualist Church. at the
Jr. q. L. A. NJ Hall. 017 Tatnnl street.
with messages by Mrs Barnes. or Phlla-
delphia. octS--t
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PURLTr SALE

MONDAY, OCTOBER g.
Al I O'clock.
VIM. VI. Klair will sell
for james Serson. on the
Woodward Farm. near
ElEmcre. on the road
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PIilIJc SAFE.

fbeir business. weight from 1900 10 1890
nounds. ages 10 10 years. Lot or good,
useful horses, ready for the hardest KIND
OF work TO be sold for whatever the pun
lic will rive for them. az they have no iuf-
fber nse Tor them Lot Of harness. bfihles,
collars. wagons and carts. one 2-ton auto
truck fn good condition. Terms cash 10
be settled Tor on day ot sale O.
DIAMOND. ICE a COAL CO. oWu"n
WN H. KLAIR Manager. "e''-o- D.
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ROOMS WANTED
BOAEDERs WANTEI
LOST AND POUND

IXTANTEDLTABLE BoARDERs. 1OiC
w W Third ST. oct4-3t.
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ROOMS FnR aENr

EoR RENT % FURNfSHED ROOMS
reasonable. 400 ratnall 81. octi %.
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A UCTION sALES-ANY DESCRIPTION
IL anywhere n you want 10 sell sc,
Hamilton. the squdre deal auctioneer and
farm agent 705 Madison 81 Phone 73fsW
oct4 3m.
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TYPEWRTIERs
SANITARY WORKER

W. !. WINCHESTER. A a BUTTON.
w wood SITS. Odorless excavating
When you want your cesspools cleaned
Phone 4eS2-w. feoi-iyr.
,T K KELrER is STILL AT FOURTH