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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21
HEARING. !. =. 4.
TN COLUMBIA
Railroads and Shippers Appear
Before Commission
SUMTER DELEGATES
FAIL TO ATTEND
Commission Will Take the En-
tire Day for Hearings, Will
Not Announce Decision

Columbia, August 19-Represen-
tatives from every section of South
Carolina are expected to attend
the hearing today before the state
railroad commission in connection
with the railroads and express com
panys petition for increased charges
to make the intrastata rates conform
with the new interstate rates recently
authorized by the interstate commerce
commission. '.1 f--.-','f
The request Of the railroads include
~ per cent increase in passenger
fares, SO per cent increase in Pull
man charges and 25 per cent in
crease In freight charges. These are
Identical with the interstate rates as
fixed for this district by the interstate
commerce commission. Under the
law Of South Carolina passenger fares
may not be fixed in excess of three
Gets per mile and since the granting of
TINS portion of the petition will be VIC.
lation Of this act the state commission
VIII be unable to grant this section Of
the request. The railroads, once the
decision Is announced will then take
tne matter of passenger fares up with
ne interstate commission for final do.
cision.
The express companies have filed
TWO requests asking in \all for a total
increase of rs per cent. The inter-
state commerce commission has auth
orlZed IL IL per cent addition To
class and-'commodity expires charges
The nearing lis set for II O'clock in
.ne once Of the railroad commission
IN the Liberty National bank buildine
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21
Bryan Opens Store
New business One Of the Most
Complete in the State

Inv bryan Clothing COMPANY have
moved into their handsome new store
on the corner of Main Street and
hampton Avenue and are now readv
10 greet their customers in what is
SAID to he one Of the most comnlete
ciotnlng stores in the State. No ex-
pehse mas been spared in giving
sumter u real mems clothing store
man from out of town who travels
over the state being in there vester-
day and saying that it was the best
looking store he had seen in South
Carolina. The building is of the two
stor1ed type. and the Bryan Campany
company occupying the entire first
tioor. The store Is 40 feet wide nv
100 feet deep and with this large
space, plenty of light, the new firm
will be able to display their goods to
the best advantage.
One Of the best things about the
new building is the front windows.
There are three of the extra large
snow windows. and they face on Main
street. che facing Hampton Avenue.
Mr.. s. r. Smoak, of Rock HILL. has
been engaged to decorate them and
he promises that they will be 'iust
right within few days. The store is
finished throughout with the latest
and most up-tO-date mahogany .furn-
lture made by M. l.. Himel and Sons
or Baltimore. Mr.. Bryan states that
while the stock Is not yet complete,
goods are still coming in, and within
two weeks, he expects to have the
q nd e,4o
This store will deal in only high
grade merchandise and will offer to
the public such goods as Hart Schaff-
ne rand Marx clothes, Knox hats,
Manhattan shirts. Johnston and Muir
ply and Thompson shoes and other,
equally well known lines.
| The Bryan Clothing Company will
specialize I'm selling good clothes at
reasonable prices and. they will en-
deavOr to make their profits from
building up large volume OF sales
with small profits rather than by a
large profit on Individual sales. All
| merchandise will be sold on basis
of satisfaction to the purchaser and
| satisfactory adjustment will be made
to any customer in case an yarticle is
not satisfactory
The new store will specialize on
| tailoring to measure and will handle
| the famous Shaeffer Weldon line.
For the opening sale. and to intro
duce thi.. excellent line. they will
give a special discount of 10 per cent
| OH every suit or overcoat purchased
| this week.
| The personnel of this strre Is COM
posed of w. Alfred Bryan, David w.
Cuttino. Jr.. Miss Alice Moses will
have charge of the office, r. Foster
Smith and w. p. Treakle. They will
be glad to see their friends at their
new place of business and promise
to all that they will live up TO their
motto. good clothes at reasonable
prices"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21
FIREMEN ARE ].
in COLUMBIA
State Convention Draws Many
to Capital City
mo REPRESENTATIVE
FROM SUMTER THERE
Annual Tournament Called Off,
To Be Revived Next Year

Fireman from So departments in
South Carolina will foregather n CO.
lumbia today to attend the session Of
the annual convention of the State
Fireman's association, the meeting con-
vening in the Jefferson hotel at 10
o'clock.
No tournament will be held in con-
nection with the meeting, the. conven-
ton vonfining itself solely to the an
nual business session. Officers will
be elected and arrangements made for
the next meeting. when 1t is expected
that the annual tournament will be re-
vived after lapse Of several years.
1t was Originally intended to hold the
meeting at Bishopville, but the streets
of that city were torn up for paving
and the tournament had to be aban-
doned. The executive committee then
selected Columbia on account of its
central location. A similar business
session was also held in Columbia last
year W. j.. May, chief of the Coluna-
bia fire department has charge of all
local arrangements for the meeting.
Each of the SO departments are en-
titled to two regular representatives,
making the probable attendance for
the meeting over 11S, delegates. Chief
Louis Behrens of the Charleston fire
department is president of the asso-
citation and has notified the various
departments Of. the program and re-
quested a full representation from
each town in attendance at the meet
ing. .. (,
No representative of the Sumter
Fire Department are attending the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21

Columbia. S. c., Aug. 19--Omicers
of the league of women voters of the
state today wired expressions of an
probation to Governor Roberts of
Tennessee, to members of the Ten
nessce legislature and to Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, who is in Nashville.
tennessee governor and solons are
thanked in the name of South Caro-
lima for their fight and votes I'm fav-
or of women suffrage.
The suffrage leaders of the state
are this afternoon giving a reception
in Columbia to the women citizens,
This reception is given by the suffra-
gettes OF the old line, not as members
Of the new league of women voters.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21

Inc primary election will be held
on the last tuesday n August. which
III the 8lst. There Is so little interest
In politics this year that few voters
know the date Of the primary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21

Every Democrat in Sumter county
is asked to contribute at least 81 to
this fund--those who are able to give
more should make their contributions
larger.
Make checks payable to III. G.. Os-
teen. Treasurer All contributions will
he acknowledged through the Daily
Item.
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County Chairmsn.

Washington, Aug. 1s.--Fhe state
department announced today tAAt
every effort would be made to Stcf
Americans out Of Moscow before wins
ter sets in. Thirty five AmericansAre.
now virtually hel das hostages while
the Bolsheviki government attempts
to force the United States to negotiate
with the 5oviots,
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Four Die in Explosion

Muskegon. Mich. Aug. 19.---Four
deaths among those injured I'm the ex-
plosion OF the Brunswick Collender
plant today brought the number OF
dead mp TO seven. and three others
are said to he dying.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21

a bridge at Pinckney's Landing
would reduce the distance by automo-
bile 10 Charleston by more than 100
audi the distance TO Augusta and Sa-
vanIiah would also be materially re
duccd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-21

The candidates for office will speak
at Dalzeil tomorrow. 1t is hoped that
the attendance will be larger than
at the campaign meetings. already
held this year.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Close: Jan 2o.4O:Mch 1885; May
1928; July 1898; Aug 23.OO: Sep.
2:.o2; Oct 20 AS; Nov. 2OS4; Dec.
20.1O.
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Defeats Suffrage:

Raleigh. Aug. is.--Thc North Car
oiins House defeated the woman suf-
frase amendment today by vote OF
! 10 AZ. i,
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Dollar Democracy Fund

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
L. SALISBURY COMPANY,
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE
~ Thirteenth Street NV.
, -. Phones Main 1904 1906
,,.N SPECIAL OFFERINGS, ., .
ONLY $500 TO $1,000 CASH REQUIRED.
DOWNTOWN NV BIOOMINGDALE


- .M0-$550 cash. Sd and o SITS. Or. and b.:
front and back yards to alley.
$S.p0-&600 cash. I'D near r. Or. end b.
brick; corner Of alley.
H,00O-$6O0 cash. On No. Cap. near G. p. o.
e: and b.: front and back yards.
A,0oo-$75O cash. On 9Th near NJ er and b.
Room for garage.
81, 5O0-$SOO cash. On at. near I'd. Or. and
b. Three story red brick.
$5.7s0-$75O cash. Mass ave near 4th. 81.
snd b. Bay.window brick: fur. ht.
Now rented 800 per mo.
GEORGETOWN. .
81. s5o-Sso0 cash. a4th ST. near Q. 5r frame
a,soos75o cash. s4.h st. near Q. s.. and b.
BROOKLAND.
a.7so-s50 cash; Perry st, near 18TH. sr
and back rorches. semi-detaehei.
$e.o00-$750 cash. Lawrence st. near 10Th
bungalow of 5r. and b. Elec. lights.
bath. Hlee. light. .Porches Detached
PETWORTH.
Hamp. ave. 6s. and b.: fur hit. Large
yard.
s7.sso-sl 600 cash. Quincy near 7th. Or. and
b. H.-w.h.. cleo. lifht. Porrhe..
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Fur hit. Modern Po-ches.
ss'sso-$l 600 cash. Irving st. sr. and b.
H,-w.h. Scar garage.
SOUTHWEST.
ss,2oo-ssoo cash. Across strict from Bur. of
Ens,svinE; Or. and b. brick. Fine
So, 750-S750 cash. Investment. Delaware ave-
l2r. and B H.-w.h., elec. light
Rented $3.50 menth. ~.
A.s0oAS500 cash. g st. near 9Th. sr And
o. hay-window brick. Good condition
-, 750-$750 cash. Maryland ave. near 7th
Or. snd b. Two story brick garage.
....s HARTUNt
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& LUCHS,
"a. Main 2345.
MT. PLEASANT
$15,5N
Eleven rooms and two baths; semi-detached
brick with double back porches: hot-water heat;
electricity; space for garage; loca ton one Of
the best streets in Mount Pleasant.
CHEVY CHASE
$l3,5OO
very distinguished 2-story house of the
colonial type. with 6 rooms and bath: side
This house is In the course Of completion and
rho buyer may select wall paper. $1,000 cash.
CENTRAL NORTHWEST
$4,000
,Near 18th and sts)
large brick residence containing IL rooms
and baths; heated by furnace: cleo. lights;
open freplaces: newly papered and painted:
vacant and ready for occupancy.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
CORNER LOT BARGAIN
Only 25c square foot Located 2la squares
west Of Conn. ave. on grade over 5000 square
feet Conditions compel the sacrifice Of this
property at extraordinary price.
& LUCHS,
w. Main 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
1905 H St. NV

PRICE. SIC. OOO-A desirable corner brick
house having eight rooms and BATH heated with
hot water, having electric lights. hardwood
floors. open fireplace In living room. There is
q large yard and garage. Possession will be
given al once.
PRICE. $13.s00-In Chevy Chase. a little on
from Conn. ave. . semi bungalow type house
rooms. h0f-wate heat. electric lights large
porches. The lot is 6OI130. Terms Of So GOO
cash and easy monthly payments.
PRICE, $11. 5OO-In Mt. Pleasant west of l4th
st.. nearly new colonial home, most com.
plete, with hot-water heat, electric lights front
and rear porches built OF concrete; also a
buiit-in freproof garage Possession at ans
time.
PRICE, $40. 500-Within walking distance OF
the downtown section splendid loca ton
west Of 18th st. !; owner leaving city will give
possession at once. This is a three story nine
room brick house, six bedrooms finished In
mahogany and white throughout Room for
garage.
PRICE, S., OOO-On Capitol Hill not far ont
a home occupied by an owner who has pur
chased a larger house two-stery colonial
house having six rooms and bath hot-watel
heat and electric lights, parquet noors from
porch and sleeping porch: Easy terms Of sale
PRICE. $14.5O0-Right at the Circle In Chev,
Chase: splendid home and a choice situa
fion. This is detached house built for pres
ant owner, who has just left the city Their
are eight rooms on two floors, attic, hot wa te
open fireplace. The lot Is 60x125
PHELPS,
OF HOMES"
laos II ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
Tel. NJ. 43N.

PRICE So SOFA modern northwest nome
vacant In excellent condition, and a splendid
purchase at the price asked. eix-roem house
hs wing bot-w water heat. electric lights. parquet
doors. screens, awnings and q garage. Ton
should see this at once.
PRICE. S1e, 750-An attractive Cleveland Park
home vacant and possession can be given At
once. This is a two-story colonial house with
four bedrooms, bath and sleeping perch on sec
md foor. House has hot-wster heat, electric
lishts. oak floors and 6reproof heated garage
Very easy terms Of sale.
PRICE. sl3,5OO-On 18th St In Columbia
Heiehts. never offered for sale before since the
honse vas built A beautiful three-story BRICK
hnuae having nine large rooms two aths hot
viter heat. electric lights and brick garage.
The house is in perfect condition Throughout.
PRICE. 81, 50O-In Mt. Pleasant. west Of
1efh 81 can be sold on very easy terms or
owner will consider a lower price for Large cash
n. yment This is q two-story colonial house
heated with hot water. having electric lights.
psruuet floors. large front porch. rear porches
and garage space.
PRICE. sl3, 5OO-A home in Chevy Chase close
70 Conn ave and near the Circle vacant and
in beautiful condition throughout. A two-story
and attic house having two baths. hot-vater
heat and electric lights. large :porches. beauti-
fuf yard. ..
PRICE, So, 250-Can be sold on terms Of $3.50
cash and monthly payments. well located
northwest home. having nine rooms and bath;
fye large bedrooms. deep lot to wide paved
alley. Possession At once.
BOSS &
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se.75o- SO cash. New brick store. Rented
"'7so-sSoo cash; 81, rhGm.. $. St. near LIST and
$s.ooo-$l. 600 cash 2-fsm. nat. Ar. and b..
900. zach apt. Back porches; sep. entrances.
$s'Sso-Sl 900 cash; st. near %. Attractive
near st. Or. and b. down: er. and
b. above; separate heating plants.
BRENTWOOD.
A.0oo-s750 cash: Jefferson St. 700 block.
Or. and b. brick. Large yard.
NORTHEAST.
$2,sso-s5Oo cash. Morton st. near eth and
Florida ave. Or. and b. brick.
100000 cash. Kramer st. near 18th. er.
and b. brick. Fur. ht., gas light.
a,aoo-ss9o cash. K 1t: near 1th: sr. and
A,650-$75O cash. st. near 18th. 6r. and
b. brick. Fur ht.. gas light.
s5,ooo-$soo cash. Cor. on l. st. Store and
rooms above. Brick building.
81, 250-S750 cash. N. 7. ave- near No. Cap.
Or. and b. Fur. hit. Yard to Alley.
*5.7so-s750 cash. 10th St near G. Or. and
80. b. H:-w.h. Brick.
SOUTHEAST.
$1.750-$200 cash. X st. nea-' 14th. 6r. frame
building.
se.7Oo-s5o0 cash. l. ST. near 7th sr brick
building Nice yard
3. 50o-s75O cash. 18th St near D. 5r. and
b. Room for garage.
s.. 10000 cash. 6tn at. near G. 6r brick
building: half square from st. car
line.
q. 650-$500 cash. c. st. near 18th 8r and
b. colonial porch brick. Yard to alley.
IS. 75O-$40O cash. st. near It'll. Or. and b.
brick. Front And back yards.
S.96O-$75O cash. X st. near 14th. 6r and
b.. brick Lat heat. Room for "a
rage.
a, 2so-$75o cash. Nichols ave. Store and sr.
e.. and b..
81, 25O-$4O0 cash. Kentucky ave. Or. and b
brick.
S6,0Oo-$750 cash. at. near LIST. Attractive
Or. and b. brick.
& GIBBONS, 49,
5th and H SITS. NV.
n
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
l4O5 Eye Street.
CT 000 r,eh

I4Oo Eye Street.
5000 Cash.
Semi-detached home in downtown section: sii
rooms and bath; house in good condition: front
porch; lot 80 feet deep. with fouf-car garage
at rear Price only $500.
McKEEvER 4 GCSS. =
1905 Eye ST.. Main 47':.
Columbia Heights.
Convenient to cars: on lot $50 feet deep: ten
rooms and two baths and all modern improve
ments: hot-water heat, electric lights: porch :
screens; immediate possession. beautiful
home-one that will pay you to inspect.
McKEEvER 4 GOss,
14o5 Bye st. Main ASP
$3.50.
most complete little home in Columbia
Heights-six rooms. reception hall, bath and
maids room in hasement-.electric lights. hot
water heat; attractive hardwood noors and trim.
Sleeping porch; double rear porches: two-car ga
rage on good sized lot; wide alley. Immediate
rxssession. Phone US for appointment to inspect.
McKEEVER 4 GOSS. :,
1905 Eye st. Main 4752
On Conduit Road.
A six-room house on lot 14O feet deep: well
back from street. Front porch: electric lights:
open nreplaces; house ia in good repair. and a
real bargain at 81, 500
McKEEVE
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Main 4752.


Chevy Chase.
An unusual bargain in this fue home in best
section of Chevy Chase. Completely detached
large lot; contains eight rooms and bath;
front and double rear porches. All modern
improvements-hot water heat, electric lights
sleeping porch. screens. etc Has hardwood
floors and trim; comfortable front porch; i'm
mediate possession can be had Price only
s12. 800. with s.. 600 initial payment and easy
terms.
McKEEvEE GOSs.
1905 Eve st. Main 1852.
Near 18th Street.
Just north Of Park road; near stores; dandy
seven room and bath house. with front and
double rear porches; nice lawn, with large rear
yard with fruit trees and roses House has
been newly painted. and is q bargain at
s.. $50
McKEEvER 4 Goss.
14Ge Eye St. Main 475a
Downtown Northwest.
Just Oh 18th street; excellent section; a
beautiful home Of ten spacious well arranged
rooms and modern bath: of brick construction
Sleeping porch. double rear porches; all modern
improv ements: finished in hardwood; two-car
garages opening on wide alley. Immediate
possession. Priced at $13. $50 for quick sale;
an exceptional bay.
R & GOSS,
M,;o AzE0
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SHANNON
- 713 18th St. NV.
BRENTWOOD
$500
Brick house with rooms and bath: front
porch: space for garage: the neighbofhood Is
good: possession may be had at once.
SOMERSET HEIGHTS, MD.
$4,000
A beautiful detached home; short walk from
car line; q rooms and . baths. including bed
room 8, with one bedroom and ba tn on hrst noor :
steam heat electricity and gas: front and
double rear porches; screens: weathersfripping
throughout: good condition; newly painted: ga
rage: lot 7Ox15O.
PARK VIEW-$6,75O
Most desirable Groom and bath home on
Columbia I'd; hot-water heat. electricity: con
vepiert to car line.
PETWORTH
$3.50
This new Groom and bath brick house, with
screened sleeping porch. can be bought Tor
81 500 cash and $3.50 month. including all
interest: front and rear porches: vapor heat:
electricity; space for garage in very large
yard. A very positive value.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,

1874 II st. NV.
Price. SI4.5OO-CHEvY CHASE, MD. This Is
located in the most attractive part OF
this section, being just one block from
the Circle. on q beautiful street: the
house is entirely detached, on large
lot. and contains s rooms and bath.
large front and sleeping porehes. hard
WOOL floors, hot-watec heat electric
lights. open fireplace in large living
room and is now vacant.
Price, s.. 500 OPPOSITE FILTRATION PLANT
and very near beautiful Soldiers Home:
deIightfully located. one-half block from,
the car line; q Groom and bath colonial
type of home that is offered for sale by
the ovner-occupant: this has an unus-
ually large rear yard and may be bought
Price SIS oGeJusT OFF CONN AVE- just
little above the million dollar bridge.
and q very attractive home from every
standpoint; built by Breuninger; it con
tains 10 rooms, beautiful baths, hard
wood floors. electric lights. front and
sleeping porches and everything modern
and up-to-date; 1t cannot be appreciated
without inspection.
Price. Sc, 75O-PETWORTH. A semi-detached
home, having rooms and bath "A bed
rooms), front side and rear yards. large
porches, hot water heat, electric lights,
pa.puet floors, instantaneous water heat
er, beamed ceilings in the dining room
easy terms.
HEDGES & MI
1874 H St. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Near 9th and E Streets NE.
%, 25O-A splendid little home containing 9
rooms and bath; In good condition
price asked.
Southeast Section.
$7.0o0-Owner leaving city will sacrifice home
ated on good lot to 3o-foot alley.
Space for garage. Act quickly.
Desirable Northwest Section.
$7.250-An attractive 2-story colonial brick
residence containing rooms and tiled
bath: hot-water heat: electric lights:
sleeping porch: large yard to alley.
In excellent condition.
Near Lincoln Park.
81. sso-0wner must sell at once her excellent
Groom and bath home. Hot.wAter
heat; electric light, and in speadid
condition. Screens and awnings in
cluded in price. An exceptional value.
Investigate.
On Heights; Near Car Line.
$1,000 splendid value in a semi -deta ched
home located Heights near 18th
street line: rooms and bath:
hot-water heat; electric lights; ample
room for garage. Immediate posses
sion may be had. Do net overlook
this.
Petworth Section.
s., SOFA beautiful semi-de tached house con
tanning rooms and bath: hot-water
heat: electric lights: hardwood floors
and newly painted Lot 20 by 100 tn
paved alley. House in perfect condi-
tion, and must he seen to be appreci-
ated ..s-.,
N. L. SALISBURY