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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
GOV. EDWARDS BATTING FOR
BRYAN IN THE SEVENTH.

Nevs-TimeS Least Wire Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June -
The annual convention OF the Asso-
ciated Advertising clubs OF the
World formally began here at 1880
o'clock today with the arrival OF two
distinguished newspapermen from
South Bend, Ind, the young and
talented Mr.. Joseph NJ. Stephenson.
the publisher OF The South Bend
News-Times, and his equally young
Man-Friday, Bill Armstrong. the dis
tinguished soldier-father-h hobo trav-
eler-newspaper man.
Both men were given an en-
thIsiastic receI ton. Armstrong was
released on his own recognizance by
Federal Judge Anderson. and the
jury agreed 10 give him the freedom
of the city so long as the convention
lasted. In the warm reception, ac-
corded the two visitors at the Union
station, Armstrong was tapped on
the bean with a ball bat. in the
hands OF a man, apparently over
come with jealousy over the loud
necktie the noted advertising man
was wearing. The man broke his
arm in making the cowardly attack
and the ball bat was horribly
lacerated.
Mr.. Armstrong gave out the fol-
lowing interview to a crowd OF hun
CRY reporters at the railroad sta
ton, while he was being searched
for leaky books:
Il am in indianapolis 10 attend
the convention OF advertising men.
and feel confident that this con-
ventiOn will put a wet plank in It's
platform even if the republican and
democratic conventions fall down I
am not running for any office, and
will not accept any. until the size of
the salary is explained TO me In de-
tail and | am rendered an unCan-
cellable contract. / am from South
Bend. Ind, and proud of IL and mean
TO 20 on the floor of the conven-
ton and fight Bill Bryan with my
bare fists II It becomes necessary.
For a year past I have made an
honest effort to make an advertiser
out of Tom Garland. and outside Of
the housing situation there's nothing
else wrong with our glorious town.
have been here in indianapolis near
ly an hour 80 far, and haven't seen
hide nor hair of Hiram Johnson or
Frank Faulkner. Prohibition was
certainly a God send 10 conventions,
il has a tendency to keeI the
delegates in their rooms more, and
they get value received out of the
hotels, as result. as never before.
Personally I believe In the Magma
Carta. and that Abe Lincoln was
right when he freed the slaves. but
why he overlooked newspaper ad-
vertiSing men when he was doing all
that freeing. is a mystery TO me I'll
probably carry with me to the
grave.
The high cost of living is some
thing that has 20 be remedied at
once. and IL this country continues
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
WHAT'S in A NAME

Fhcts about your name;
history; its meaning: whence
was derived; fits slgnifscanc,
your lucky day and lucky iewo
By MILDRED MARSHALL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
CLEVEL AND WINS
FROM ATHLETICS
Indians Win Hard Hitting Con
test; Phillies Lose When Gallia
WeakenS.

Cleveland defeated the Athletics YES
tcrdav. I04. scoring five Of their runs IN
the ninth inning. Walker again landed
ont homer and incidentally moved IN
the Babe Ruth class. The two homers
made Yesterday. for O'Ncill also secured
one makes nine home runs IN four DAYS
on the Athletic grounds Kinney pitched
a pood game until the ninth, when his
offerings we're crashed To all corners ny
the Indians Boston defeated the Tigers,
90 when Pcnnock held the Detroit nlnc
t,Six hits Chicago defeated Washington,
-. m sixteen inning game 10th
tcan4s scored twice IN the fifteenth and
registered eight runs IN the final INNING
,n fNo triples. a double, two singles and
f.pir errors New York easily defeated
the Browns. So when the It LOUIS nne
teldcd poor game. making five errors
GaIlla's wildncSs cost the PmIcs their
came Yesterday. when IN making ms
jeEut he weakened IN the third and en-
ohled the Cardinals to score tlNe runs.
The Philics rallied IN the slNh inning
when they scored four runs before thcv
were checked Alexander won hls eighth
consecutive game when Chicago defeated
Nov York. - The Braves were defeat
cd tx Pittsburg. 5-l when Adams held
~ REEVES ta five hits Brooklyn fell hc-
lore CINCINNATI. 20 when Rcuthcr held
tbf Robin hattcrs safe II NIL tunes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
NEW CASTLE ENJOYS
ANOTHER BALL GAME
All Stars Beat Penn Seaboard, But
Was Compelled to Go Some
to Do So.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, May u The second OF
the twilight games Of the Industrial
Baseball League was paved last cvonlng
at Battery Park before q large crowd
when Pcnn-Seaboard lost 10 the All-Stafs
by the score Of ! to l. This makes the
american Manganese and the All-StarS
tic for first place in the league. Mount
Vernon band WAS in attendance ana
rendered number of selections, winch
were pleasing 10 the fans The amount OF
Inc collection was Sd While on the
first base line coaching TOR the Penn
Sc9board. James McDcvItt was struck
over the right eye by a ball thrown hy the
shortstnp to the first hascman on the All
Stars team Or Francis Price. the com.
p3ny's physician, was IN attendance and
gavc medical attention 10 the injured
unn. who was afterwards taken 10 the
office of DIR. Lewis Booker for treatment.
The third game Of the league Will he play
cd on Monday evening next at orH' hc-
tween the Penn -Seaboard and the American
Manganese Steel team Score ot last
uiVbt S gamC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
HARLAN AND PENNSY
MEET TOMORROW
Interesting Game TO be Staged
Between Shipworkers and
RailrOaders.

What looks Ike one Of the lest local
baseball cards THAT has eracod the '"hidS
~ vcar4 4 ,ar,lei for tomorrow altcruoon
when Harlan locks horI~ with the icnnsN
Shop athletes uvcr-thr-l udGc h'
II i IL boy~ have ono of the strongest
teams that has ever represented the shops.
,rI tb,., believe tomorrow presents th"
finest opportunity they have ever had u
defeating thc shlpWofkcr&. Joe McNcIS
who rcccutlv led the Penn toys 70 murh
better showing against Baltimore 'N.
docks thau Harlan WAS ahlc 20 make, Wui
hurl for jbc raIIroadCf1
Movers docs not whigz them pa~t thc
battcrs auy moro, but hc possesses 4 lo' Fl
cunning in that ucbt Shoulder ~ hls, a'd
tile Harlan outfit Will Cct jc" .tat "n"S,
ta hrt til tomorrow mlnElhg l'lSN
1bicbrs lIarlau's mg rGbt handler. wall
carry thc huriIUg assignment iar thG s.llN-
b,uljs,e and Manager Nagycr looks i"r
b,r, tn hand ont some Better than ra~SalIc
tGurjrr. lnrk was showed " Nuh thr
ba~r- iIlI araii.s thc "iAo,k~ outlt and
cxtrlsated himself u 2 commcrdai n
manner Ill- opening contribution aEali 4
IIkton ua< also worthy ot , hurting ayr
narIau viil probably present great N
.hYtiIr} jrout as the SApW orkCr> pll"t
Mas tsot overly pleased with the showing
III same 0f the Youngsters AGAINST real
quality down ~ thc M"nuncn'al = h{
| lack trirc h orc addition. li'~ N"l,'d. IN
| kno0 lc,lrr a0d ~tcaa1c~~ back oi th,
t1DleruIlIhclp B,mtncwjll probably Hold
,f.y.rI ..sar..rf assignment ae hi> luhmnl
| shiIi+z /. desirable Manager Nagncl
.. I,fl. NElrtIu vlIl balance up thc in-
| field and uu'rr Woth~ aha ai'E'' ','.i
Harlan vil' u"~1 ttic haS' i'f'n'ia' 4,
arr5> aaa. Pcw-z thatt ha~ sponsWoa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Y.M. C.A.THE SCENE
OF ATHLETIC SHOW
Boxing, Wrestling and Gymnasium
Exhibit Closes Athletic Car
nival Tomorrow Night.

Boxing, wrestling and gymnasium work
will feature the final Of series Of fou
athletic earnvala which viii be held in
the y NJ e. A tomorrow night Featur-
ing the bill of athletics is the wrestling
match between Charles Lagos, middle
weight, weighing 15S pounds, Of Whining
ton. and Joe Mcdonald, Of Philadelphia,
heavyweight. tipping the scales at $50
Arrangements had been completed to
have William Basses, Of Philadelphia
y NJ. G A. mddewclRht champion
wrestle with Laggcs when If was learned
that the Quakei City mailman had suf-
fcred from mn injury which will keep him
out of the game for some time
Other wrestling bouts viii be billed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

with Paul AIiIliken opposing kusscil
Lehman, and Lewis Jones against Robert
r. Wade.
Two boxing bouts viii enliven the
prograrn. The first will sec Wlndell
Hunter measuring up with John 5, Brad
lev. the second with Ralph Sinex opposing
Ira DaHin
Amateur tumblers under the direction
of CLYDE Davis, will offer a gymnastic
diversion from wrestling and boxing. Their
portion Of the entertainment promises -
be- an unusual treat The tumblers are
CLYDE Davis, Fred iierhlhy, William
Shelady and a Ian Barton.
The ancient Egyptians would feel
like an empty bottle of Guggenheimer
100 proof. If they could 500 tho twenty-five
leaders erect d human pyramid ~ Ices
time than If takes 10 write about. hc
erection Of the mighty spectacle "lli
be the stellar performance of the evening
Lewis Shapiro and Edward Anderson
viii conduct n drill with gymnasium ap-
paratus.
Miss Isabella Wales will break the
monotony of athletics with solo. ON.
nunity singing under the direction 81
William n White VIII ln'orsPet@c ihc
program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
KANE LOSES TO NELSON.

The bi surprise Of the pool tournament
to decioe the city championship was the
defeat last night Of Johnny Kane. the
present champion by Nelson by score OF
100 To rs Kane seemed easy for Nelson
last night and was outclassed by him IN the
latter part Of the tournament The match
for this evening will be between Hall and
1frL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
GAME ENDS IN DISPUTE.
Tmpirc Said TO Have Been Made In
conscious by Baseball.

Tho game between St IIcdwig's and
st. Nlarys was protested hy the St
Hedwig's club, although st Mary S claims
victory hv the score OF 3 to , st. Mary $
assert the game was called in the first
half Of the seventh when the score stood
3 to 2 in their favor, their opponents re-
fusing to finish the. game u. lied"'e
claim the game tic and assert the con
test Was called in the seventh when the
umpire was hit by thrown ball and
knocked unconscious and was unable TO
render decision !.
The run which won the game for It,
IIcdwigs as explained by fan was
scored when the hal was thrown from
first 10 third and struck the umpire, who
was in the rear Of the pitcher lie WAS
rendered unconscious and did not recover
for thirty minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
BELMONT NOW LEADS.

Belmont took first place in the De
fanco Twilight League. when they de
feated Tenth Ward. 40. when Buck
Macil held LiS opponents ii two hts
Hvnson pitched well h1lt errors enabled
the Belmont nine 70 win. The Defiance
diamond viii not he idle tonight as the
AII-Wilmincton team and City League
reDresentine the Defiance Clab VIII meet
In another practice game.
The score by nnWgs RH-E.
Tenth Ward -. Q 0 0-o
Rejmont . 2l0 @ 0 0 2-5 s
Ratteries-ITvnson and PiFler. MagII
and Woral OmpIre-Alc0onn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
ALL WILMINGTON MEETING.

The rosters Of the All-Wimington
League teams will be cut To fifteen PLAYERS
at the meeting of the league tonight ut
the keystone Field Club POI East Fourth
street The games for tomorrow will find
Parkslde and keystone in action Ninth
Ward IS booked to play Sllverbfook nj
the Military Grounds. while South Side
Eden will play Neighborhood at Second
and du Pont streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
AMERICAN CAR WINS.

The lop-sided score of 10 to was the
result of a game between teams OF the
American Car and Foundry Company
and the Harlan plant, played on the
Harlan grounds, the former carrying oil
the big end The batteries were Warren
and WcitzRor; Binder and Elliott.
The American Car and Foundry fiine
is after games with local or nearby teams,
call Everett II Davis, phone 2dd0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Lorraine Roo cs vs. Ninlh Wnrders.

lorraine Reserves will play the Ninth
Ward Reserves n Rockford Park grounds
this evening, game starting n els
{. clock lresscr, at onc time rated ~
the best tnlrlor on The last SIDE. will 10
The mound work fer the Ninth Wardcfs.
while either Hose Robertson OF Ne
Glook will oppose them Captain Gers
tonhofe vii appear on the initial sack for
the Mn4l SIders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Griffith Quits "Tickcr.

~ Associated Press 70 E,ory Evening
Cincinnati Nav q Outfoldcr Tom
Griffith. who had gone into the brokerage
business and declared nc vas through
with the baseball game Will return to the
BROOKLYN club of the National League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Junior Church League.

At n meeting held last night IN the
YM c. A. Junior Church League was
organized with the following teams.
Grace NJ. +. Westminster Presbyterian
and the West Presbyterian Church. It
was decided to play the opening game
SATURDAY.. May % Each team Will play
one game every Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
GRACE TEAMS BUSY.

Grace Church baseball teams wl'l rlay
4 dauhc-hcadcr AZ the RaNnari floid IL
morrow afternoon beginning III J ~,
WHOM tho Church League team wal ntaE
,hc Ncst team ia thc trst ganc and The
jndrprndent team will have the Chester
II. NJ C A. as is opponents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
ELEVENTH WARD IS. DRY DOCK

mia Eleventh Ward Ei-Nlluncton
ninc vlil play tile Baltimore Try Dock
team IA Lancaster nest ll.rSziaN {. Ter
nonn, ii an exhibition game ne 5aIfi-
mere nine has already defeated tho Ienn-
Svlvanla Railroad and iiafian HlncS q
aLl. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Blue Birds Want Games.

The Blue Birds would like to arrange
twilight games with any fast team from
"a 10 Is wears of age. Address all com
Tnunications 10 Z. Zwolak, 623 Orange
street, or phone 56l6-J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AvFPICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 10, -Athetics, 1
Chicago ~; Washington 7 II" la-
Boston Il Detroit. .
III New y ork. 5. III Loai-, \.
NATIONAL IEteI E.
ST. Louis, II PhI.adeiphA.
Cneara. q \cn Work =
Imcmuati, lfTooNiNH.
putSburL 81 Boston. |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Summary EARNED nuns. l}aldt vi
Stars il BASES an balls. oif kiltVur, B.
.f} Dewey Struck aut IN I\iivnc q.
I'm Dewey I Stolen basos Nie, .rHfv;
Miller. pJnlcr llatton II oad, 6oNd
Double rlay. Chase II Nl1llnt l..t 90
hayc.. Raldr Il Nl-~tars. /. lmpins.
Alckay and Leach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
GAMES TOMORROW.

AvEpIrAN LEAGUE.
St Louis at New ork
Detroit n Boston
C.cyciand at Philadelphia
Chicago II Washington.
NATIONAL LEA5IE.
New York At 4 Louis.
Boston al Cincinnati
BROOKLYN Il PittsblrC
Philadelphia at Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
BRIDGEyILLE WINS AGAIN.

BrideevlIlc. Mav y The Bridfevillc
High school won is fourth straight game
hv defeating the fast Fredericksburg High
school by the seorc Of 10 to Il. Score hy
innings
j II 20o02oo q
Il II : 1000 . 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN s.EAGCE.
s. Louis At New \ ork
Detroit Al Ro~ton
Cleveland n Philadelphia
Chicago III Washington
NATIONAL lLAGUE.
Philadelphia II s Louis
Boston III plttSbGvc
New ORR If Chicago
Bro0klvn AT Cincinnati
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
ST. THONIAS WINS.

ST Thomas defeated 'hc knights If
ColnInhus iu ono II thc hcet uIaNcd games
HI thc season n thc Catholic Twilight
Icar.le l-S. The game Was won ~ lac
seventh Vhcu lIc>sicr scored on jimmy
=.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Helena May 14.-William Spidels ap
plication to the .upreme court for an
alternative writ Of mandate against the
Musselshell county board. asking that
they be enjoined from proceeding with
county division election, brings the
battle over the creation of Golden VAL
ley county to the highest tribunal in the
state The court heard the application
and took the proceedings under advise
ment.
The application is directed against
Harry Barr, G. A. Henninger and J. A.
Solwick. as county commissioners of
Musselshell county. Spidel maintains
that three petitions were filed for crea-
ton of Golden Valley county. one COM
ing from residents of Wheatland county
and one from Musselshell and Sweet
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
OVER THIRTY MILLION BUSFIEL CROP
ISESTIMATE PUT ON MONTANA FIELDS.
FOR 1920 BY BIG GRAIN CORPORATION

meeting here today to discuss the crop
situation in the state.
The visitors, who are here from every
section of the state, say the spring
wheat acreage is reduced little, but
general conditions are excellent and the
crop from all predictions at this time
will be only slightly less than normal.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
INsTALLs ACCOUNTING SYSTEM

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Chinook, May 14.-Auditors Wilson
and Clark of Great Falls. representing
the auditing company which went over
the city books recently, were in town
this week to assist the new city treas
urer and clerk in installing the new sys-
them.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
BILLINGS is PREPARING
TO LAY MORE PAVING:

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Billings. May 14.-The city council
last night created two paving districts
in the western part of the city, involv
ing the surfacing of several short
streets to connect with thoroughfares al
ready paved. Bids will be received
shortly.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
Three Auto Loads
Struggled Whisky
Seized at Sidney

rested and whisky valued at $13 900 was
confiscated by Sheriff Fred d. Sullivan
and two deputies today. The liquor was
being smuggled in from Canada in three
automobiles, according to the sheriff
The men arrested have been turned over
to the federal authorities.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
FIGHT AGAINST CREATION OF COUNTY
OF GOLDEN VALLEY TAKEN TO SUPREME
COURT, WHICH IS CONSIDERING MATTER

Grass and that the Musselshell board
is proceeding with an election. Spidel
claims that the petitions contain sigma
lures of less than 5S per cent. as re-
quired and -hlt the territory which it is
planned to take from Sweet Grass
county will reduce the valuation of that
county to $6,300,OOO which is less than
the minimum limit to which a parent
county NAV he reduced
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
Ohtain View Life by TaA1ns
Howells LYmPHINE Tablets

Restores lost nerve force, creating new
life. Improvement comes to stay, guaran-
teed free from Chloral, Cocaine, Morphine
or other narcotic drugs. Write for book
let. Each package contains 80 days treat
ment by mail 81. c. H. Howells Z Co:
so Church ST., New York. Sold by Model
Pharmacy, 312 Central avenue, Cascade
Pharmacy. no Third st. So. Great Fails
Drug Co., wholesale digtributors.-Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
Banks of Missoula
Purchase Road Bonds

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Missoula, May 14.-The board of
county commissioners announces that it
has accepted the joint bid of the four
Missoula banks for $4,000 worth of
bonds voted for road improvements.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15

Helena, May 14.-Montana's wheat
crop will run from 30,00OO00 to 3d.
100000 bushels, grain conditions could
not be better and a spirit of optimism
prevails throughout the grain growing
sections of the state, according to mem
bers of the Montana Grain Growers as
sociation, who are holding a routine
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
Operative Plan
Will Be Considered
by Growers of Wool
pecial to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Billings, May 14.-Woolgrowers of
Yellowstone county and adjacent dis
tricts will meet here May % at the call
of County Farm Agent II. s. Brossard
to consider cooperative plan which, it
is believed, will bring a saving of cent
a pound in the cost of marketing wool.
The chief idea of the proposed plan is
reduction of freight charges by car-lot
shipments
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
MACHINERY is RECEIVED
FOR ARTIFICIAL ICE PLANT

Billings. May IA carload of ma
chinery. comprising the largest express
shipment ever received in Billings. has
just arrived here for installation in the
new plant of the Artificial Ice and Cold
Storage company. The plant will be-
gin operations within two weeks.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15
Finds and Captures
Supposed Burglar
in His Basement
Special to The Daily Tribune.


Billings. May 14.-An alleged burglar
found in the basement of an apartment
house here was subdued by II. A. Chap
pie after hard struggle and is now in
Jail. Mr.. Chapple, agent for the apart
ments, entered the basement at midnight
and found the man lurking behind some
trunks. The two grappled but the in
truder was bested and piloted to the po-
lice station.
The man gave the name of Charles
Hanley and said he was a former Cana
dian soldier. He declared he entered
the basement searching for a place to
sleep.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-15

WILL TEACH SUMMER SCHOOL.
Chinook, MAY 14.-Miss Ida Benja-
min. teacher of the fifth grade in the
Chinook schools, has accepted the posi-
ton of teacher of the Robbins school at
Eloam for the summer term.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-11
FREDERICK CONCERT COMPANY
MISS KOHN SOLOIST

Mention has been made that the
Frederick Concert company would
appear at Silverstreet in the lyceum
course Tuesday evening, May II. We
understand that a daughter of for
mer Newberrian is a member of this
concert company and will sing Tues
day evening in the performance and
this makes the appearance of this
company have a personal interest to
many Newberrians, and no doubt
many from the city will attend.
Miss Grace Kohn daughter of the
Rev. Ernest Kohn and a niece of Mr..
A. H. Kohn of Columbia and a cousin
of Mr.. Hal Kohn Of Newberry is
vocal soloist in the Frederick COM
pany. Many people around Prosper
ity especially remember Ernest Kohn.
His daughter, Miss Grace has had fine
training and has sung for some of
the largest colleges in the Northwest
and travelled a great deal and we are
sure that many of our people will be
very glad of the opportunity to hear
one of our own girls and will attend
This performance at Silverstreet this
Tuesday evening.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-11
HE WENT, HE SAW, HE CAME.
BACK WITH THE CARS

There has been a great difficulty in
getting cars, that is to say automo-
biles. Not so much in getting the cars
but in getting them shipped from the
factory. Freight cars are scarce and
the railroads are all congested and
when you buy goods sometimes you
have to wait and wait to get the
transp portation for them.
Captain j. William Smith of the
Carolina Auto company is selling cars
but he could not get them for de-
livery, so he just went and got oR|the
train and travelled to Detroit, that is
the great distributing point for all.
autos, and when he arrived he was
told that he could have all the autos
he needed if he could get the trans
portation for them. He at once got
busy as is the habit of Newberrians,
and he has had shipped so Chalmers
and he saw to the loading of them
himself and they are on the way to
Newberry. What we are to do with
all these cars that are being sold in
this country we do not know, but they
are coming and they are being sold
and the people are riding about.
While Captain Smith was away
having these Chalmers loaded and
shipped Mr.. C. N. Booth and the
other boys at the office in Newberry
sold II cars, so it will not be long
before another trip will be necessary.