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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
FRENCH MANUFACTURERS
POSTPONE GRAND PRiX
Expected MaaS OF Drivers HNl Como
to America az Take ii.rt Az

pAKiS Jan IL 49, Eorty-seveu
sFen9h msnHisf6eFers nayl"e Voted
krapcc lrom 1870 TO lesl, thc great
internsti"na 50o-,ulie race On tae In
aiahapois Specdway. MaE 81 Lrr u
cash potse 81 s5on.o3o vii auord the
sole opportunities of the yeSr Tor iGuro-
peen Fa"inE teams 10 CutuC TO q dc
Cisive ensa cement.
me sPongesl snu mos powerful IN
Europe, Including sucu interua Licuai!y
famous comps mics a. the EnElish sun
beam. the italian tiat, and the French
Peugeot, htlage ana Ballot however
IN test' OF voting strength They found
themselves Al tn srInrriLy and &c
sol IN t930 81 which 10 decide their
cia.ms 90 world snpremacy
Despite Tao cihcial decision O. tho
brencn makers. more racing ears arc
oeinc nuilj this year Than ,.er aelorc.
70 the nvw tsC-inch spec GcatiouS ~
IN" jnois nspolis raue and the Grand
deciae0 that the latter race should he
run - competing in the indtanarotIs
Iauc thi@ N"sr The moro tar-stsinC
m1nrtaciHr"Ts discern an oprurtunitv
% st-7 march cu their less progres-
sIYe r.NeiF enabling Them 20 pp; cars
INTO ibe -? Grand FriE taat Vii have
n+u sn entire yeats seasoning
-tn"Jner reason Gur MOI waiting m
II tue Grand Erty O. 1927 is thai
nun H"r Q American Iu.urf4ctpr-rs
efe expected 10 invade i5prrpe with
raCtuE Lvsms az The 'trs- cppo.tl,rit,.
snH ihs &c WITHDRAW from CONNECT
Lou 90 yes" Wound gNc America
Dptpt eho pertecting A-r rsgtu,-
ssnee lelc Then the Hai,onaI g..
isAeo hsSl 90 the inGIana,1l.e rae.
hur"peau racing @ars l0yc com. nom
az iron In every GA. 81 tle 5pt-U, j.,
strnSstes apo y Is not q par o.
this tcnE string o. victories
ai.r" Severe competition is eNurcl -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

ri ~ ~'ya ~ ,4s,le ga wheu 80.
b. q s@- ~. r',. Eaa on pulling nlll
- "eor ts- il..e - ""u- y n..sses enl
- .stN.r --s. ilS.f- Iie mufisr "
oE. 60 .Bsue y Colo the easoaug
eyn-+-s 'a "isniic,a 90 'he COZ
"a. sEaA-- %. 3, 'r'c:."u ~ the "rrusE-
h"- s0a-"r eeansc II he 60:
,.sH -4l,v--.5 V'i u4@s Ok Is .,on 81 this
s9a-t..e "ypl. "na cithsr c"uAc . run
l,l ols W.. esyse ,he eaoSiuc s'aa
"'.S'i"- an. .ti'h~ IN 'nu'hs- u
rvH's -o.pE =. 100 % Ep-r.. a'thIus !:
,4-esa ,eli NE.cl tAe nos powerful
,Sf aaSr sToN- - tas
.=nrlh q .Eo.e a.s pothInr "a
So seed t4.,. IN d,,ef5tn .asl
To- .1g--riro.s Grh-.oegd rnoio~ - 80
l. --.;"s u.ow-spesa Si,o: --stIo,. looto- -
..s- pow loFu.uis. F.lA1 i.I$ civtdes o.
.n- .oH al. aoSc iG- tac urst -
~ '.esaS, essufe ae- sau-re i.e5
{. p.a,an Is>t vni!e ;HS i. t6f So -. .
~ " ienrtE O. f.Tute times uUi1aa- o.
''..ET 80 .'i.;,"1ty ~ slte ihe
.'v- ~ .aSEsa:'is.r IN @ III 1,.saue,.
soy c@- l-S5ease - a. stiI 49, iAs
above Is .sh.. ,ae m-no;-reurer-
~ '&'Hhs s-eN he boar 'n.e e lse.e-ss
~ u.E!g.s L-v...r S0:s .....u.- .aC
inches u -"caa 1. y tH1 .asIest 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

% materiGlt1c in the American quar-
80. TINS year thau over before duo 10
vAperiehce gained Wy tho Adaptable
hnes 81 lufon.,S r,SiV n...,,,, ~
'tu tat Gu wvTtI manufacturers with
tauieis 70 dctend are there tore Goubiy
brns Tor = continuance OF thc,r sue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
MI STAR. HnnL,u. a, E.,

IlF'AIIANNoCK. VA. Jan. 81
business men OF Dunnsyilic ozeana
Center Cross. MontaEuca and LaDview
kEseS County, propose TO Start a bank
a. Center Gross sin tho near future !,
Viii De known as Farmers and Me-
-uhnntE hank Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Germany shvr, o, p,nrr

LEI FIG, GIciiHl,aNY J.u 81
''"hg 70 the shortage 81 prtnt pAprr
N. tsniVersity or Letpzig has tom
p"fsriiN discontinued the custom O..
aaNshE doctor trsstises printed Can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

cool and TO the compression can Dc highe-
! - .,r !tis sl4e 1nsine. winch tAsans i4sher
SDlSisDfS. The IobE-s,rOh- ana l,gh a..-d
nat' E-rmttted the .nI;In" buiur "roUgnt
within thes" prcf.Ir+d l"Io limits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Is|N|pL|F|EO AUTO LESSONS
FIRMS DESCRIBING ELECTRIC
DEVICES ARE MADE c. EAR
sGSsrrnch E.xpIaiaa Mcapinr ~ Volt,
AEapcr', hmpcrc ;iour. Ground
ami sIort-SiEcuit

sssSssssrnSh E1plaias Meaninf IS Volt
ami slort-SiEcuit
RS ,EHEDEnICst I. GUEEItLsCB. ri. =,
Lcsson 40. 1919.
fey ue5s 40 .eAI,I-e..s c""nGau'
tnapc tho Writer reS,.Ge tAs. oxen oG-
pcr1Gnlod mechanics -. pf.,r @UNrss
70 und@retGul ~. shptNna tiHHs ~ ~ae
8sleSETical system o "a "Gtg AZ s.N ga
n the 4EStE1 lon poor SeSSHSs t"SF
t,s not Clearly understand t..c @ean-
ftg o. che various .ef.Hs .Set &ac tAc
p,Ss2ose 81 the simple and MIC p -Hse4
.ttseSe slmpf Germs and devices a aS2d
4n tee auto MI. taeresose pi0h"bly
$50 EAc yoit
Iii vol' Is the uui OF me-S~re % t.e
eteetTiC pressure Nh.rh causes S"s Cur
Egnt 70 toW thE4Hgh tne H,t.es ,at
pound Thus. II water - - be ,.4do
~ H.Hv thESNG' l4ss " - tae ,"S
Sure al tLe sousce poss.niE furnished
6y - q-.nQ ~ ogGor - .uA&e ], 50 sc.
M wauid say That tAe pressure Q. tas
@2ter %9ulc - SO i"Suy slruaGs IN
at ti.e a1ut-c ,tle Gvne.ator oatter5 -
niaGHetc0 70 maxi e.tctr.~e- cuJ.en.
Aod W cali th1s e4eotr.@a r.esau', so
Ir,ar,y Tolts iJ.g3 yVlS.G And h.zA
Esns.on uei,L.s Tue 4",ae .h.lE -4""e q.
rlc AIapeso
The @:aaese i lie al .. gueasuso 9
ySse rail- 81 GgF Or ~ otI1- words,
TIE Qe1-al. - e-ecsric'tF a-N.nT UeF-
jSE ..ref LII ~ = '",- ""'t
foYinG thFsIEi q p,4s ans sou put
rsesa- : 70 see how n-rl ao"ed p"S;
a GGE~5ir ao.a- ~ .n4uu>c $50 .orI1
a5r that - ;a---.- Ea.4o" '.o-s ing
rs: uer Iatu.:e- u lie a~sae a.
Lar ar-EGT .-steT' ~ ~ Gee ~f.esl g.
.cnit ys1r wouil t-nc t"s qa"o ---E -
currea i.oEt-g tlto~k. - - q gwen
ttlue. -pa @-E --1se %4.y 80 ."-ar 40
peres 1ow,lg Tie kl.uc uced mot ac
sp4ci9ed- hoaS ever - "1rr w~sa. Tie
aeres a4tos.aiically t..he q4re q -a.s.
II Is Pet 2G-ess-s2 &c @.-y ~'"'s'es Pc
IN. am. - ~ Urn a.-s a.
-Gepote t'!e SO y a s.or-t,e a"t>ery
bei9s the nuu9er o e'H2e-e Wa-ea
vii fey .s2a July oa1Fset -~',es.
tkey VII a9~ ge.oEs T.. aasteE Isl
cotap!ets. dk-c a,-..s-e SAas -yfts
stSi3SSSGS -@t oet 70 ~ >-.1~ets
Ser sorlS l.S8 Or -, -'E 80" .t ., 9 ,cn
rs to ns-s' = T. eas.-e Crane
t-1na,s3.t.s!-c &c IS E-5t e4nl.c.oe
% e-ce.-f.e!.y i G..p yt:La - Uae6 Tor
us:gi.s e ys.sc 70" Lh.s Fur.oz. -Ea 50
EnanS .@,s-- c-a D. !4r--e q " Etn
the cl>reuf set1s"a thsou@l u ms,.l
IN th-s va 81 - 'SsAc n X 1-.- -
the gaaua' NA.s IL, we attached -
TIE e1&-le L7-.n-G l.~s.@t IS aa'd
e be Es.'-4det Ta-s 'oes 70 ..G@n
G1TLn 90 - S-1- t,.tp..-t.s 80 &c
t,s-El -c-LC-N. -u"gNSF CO .t--al4F
currea and --.e eAy'aas.-a = Borrowed
t:o! t.4u
Tae acr7aa ,.i-r q q e. ~ofk
E--N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

didates for the doctor derree hereafter
VIII De allowed 10 submit their dis
sertntionS in typewritton COPY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
City Briefs

W. X. Holmes has returned from
on eastern trip.
-
Tho young mems business class of
First Methodist church. together
with young women ~ tho church
Who are membors OF Mrs .. ".
J I""uatds class, hikcd TO Turkey
mountain last evening
-
Paul VI Galloway, well known
Tulnu who suffered severe nervous
breakdown, several months ago. is
now at Battle Creek. Mich, where
10 went from his mothers home
Ia Fayetteville, Ark Word received
from the snnitarium il 10 tho effect
that hc is Improving and will not
.pse his cyesight as was at first
feared.
=
]. n FOote ~ In CLEVELAND. q.
whore he went 10 attend the ma
iDnai association meeting Of rcstau
rant men a. ". Brown. sccrctary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
IfyCCiilSn club.

An open program OF the llycchlta
club this afternoon In tho public
library will initiate the scnson'g host
meetings. Mrs 4. II. Thomas, Mrs.
G., Garabcdian. Mrs \. O. Narrs,
and Mrs. claire Biddison win act AZ
hostcsse ana thero viii be large
number OF guests The program
follows:
Paper--x-Grcat VocnllstH ,,.....
..............M Mrs i. T.. Riddle
Piano--a-Dcs Attends. Schumann
b-Aufschwund schnmann
C-Grillon ....., SchumUnn
Miss Flo North.
Sons--a- Cradle song 49, MacF'aydcn
b-I am standing In need Of
prayer .......... Hurleigh
Mrs. George II. Stanley
yiolln--a-Tompo dl Minuetto ..
..,.,.... Pugnanl-lfrelsler
b-Spanish dance ...,........
... Krcislcr-Granndo
c-Bohomiap fantasy .......
........L. Smetana
Mrs, sybll Mailer Wilson
NJ
Piano prelude .......... pchusBy
''rhe rirl with the golden hair.
................. DebuHsy
Miss North
Song OF the soul. Joseph Carl Brell
Mrs. Frank II. Dillard.
Piano---a- Waltz opus "a, No. A..
......,........ CHOPIN
b-Fantasie Impromptu. OPP
us &C ,......... Chopin
Mrs. Jacob Schreiner
Song--Recitative airia--"My heart
is weary ..,... Nadeshda
Goring Thomas .. Mrs. Stanley
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Of the local association. was also
present at the meeting which was
held Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
=.
Marriage licenses were issued
Friday 10 tho following ~ tho clerk
Of county court. Thomas NJ. Mon
Grief. 20, Hcuryctta and Hattie NJ.
Allen. q, Sapulpa u. a. Locke 90,
Tulsa and Nell Connor. %, Paris,
Texas. Loo G. Burch. "a and May H..
Kruger. 27, Sapulpa. Archie Millin-
kin. - and Mamie MARBLE. is,
Tulsa. Pred Harris, 2 and Cathryn
Hayes. 20, Tulsa.
---,
Petition for divorce was filed In
district court Friday by r.. b. john
son against Beatrice johnson.
DEGREES of divorce were granted
Friday IN superior court 20 Lizzie
Johnson against Johnnie Johnson;
Bcn Willlford against Rose Willl-
ford.
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Petition asking superior court 60
confer rights " majority upon Glenn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

That sterling actor. Thomas
Meighan, who had 30 conspicuous
share In the success OF such popular
male and Female" and THE
Prince Chap" has been elevated to
deserved stardom and will appear
Sunday Mt the Palace Theator In his
frat stellar vehicle "Civillan
Clothes" The picture was adapted
from Thompson Buchanan's stage
play OF the same name.
AZ an overseas captain who. after
being reported officially dead. re-
turns to discover that the pottcd So
cioty girl he married In France was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

attracted more by the uniform than
by the man. Mr.. Melghan gives one
OF his most spirited ana enjoyable
performances OF his career. OF
course. he wins back his wife even
tually but not until ne has taught
her lesson In demooepcy by becom-
Ing butler IN her hodse hold.
Marthak Mansfield. remembered
for her appearance ip DE Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" IN support of John
barrymore, IL n charming figure as
tho spoiled yong wife. Picturesque
Havana serves as the BACKGROUND
for some OF the action. Hugh Ford
produced the picture, which is a
Paramount -Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

tend the Harding reception. From
there he will 20 TO Washington, u.
c.. to attend the convention OF the
American Bankers association.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Freoheville Of
st Louis, have moved TO Tula and
will live at 2232 East Eighth street.
=
Walter Album, city editor OF the
world. has gone for "A short vacation
In Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Seger went
via alrplane to Okmulgce Friday to
attend the opening OF the country
club. They left Tulsa at l1:55 and
made the trip in "a minutes.
J. NJ Berriman, OF Chickasha was
in Tulsa Friday looking afor busi-
ness interests.
n f Craig OF the J1recki supply
co. at 81. Louis has moved TO Tulsa
where he will be connected with the
Tulsa branch Of that company.
Simon Jankowsky returned this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Holland was filed Friday. Holland
states that he is 20 years Of age, and
as the owner of property In Park
Dale addition 20 the city OF Tulsa
ne should have the legal right to
dispose OF or acquire this aud other
property.
Roy Stelton charged with pos
session OF liquor. entered a plea OF
guilty whom his case was called for
trial In county court Friday MORN
ing and was fined $50 and sentenced
10 serve 30 days In the county jail
by Judge w. H. Williams.
-
n. r. Mitchell Of TT. Worth. Tex
former cashier OF the Sapulpa state
bank, was in the city Friday on busi-
ness.
-
Mr.. and Mrs g. 4. Kelley OF this
city have moved to MadNl, Okla,
where Mr.. Kelley Will enter the
automobile business.
T.. W Bryant, vlce president ~
the Central National bank, left Fri
day night Tor oklahoma city TO at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Opening mcouur ~ Urrphtu club
I'm library. Nrgdlmos IS "
Thomas, @. G1ralDdltu A. O. MurW
and Clair" UlluIsuu, huriosats.
Quid L,ihct picnic. Turkey noun
tain.
Theta Rota phl luncheon Misaog
Ruby Mac and Elylra Jones. hoat-
cuacs.
Dance Of R,uyk Friars IN Hotel
Tulsa
Collegiate aiumrac meeting and
luncheon iu Plaza cafe
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumni
home nf Mrg. John H. Miller.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

M,a d. D. Wol,Driuk returned tho
early pant az mo week from q
month v..t In Loe Nur.lc8 and
other points in lower california.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Mrs u. y. steward Of Eufnula +
here Tor visit of ten days with her
Rpu. Charles steward ana Mrs.
steward and daughter. Miss Grace
Steward, who reside ~ 127 East
EHstOu avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Mrs. Lena smith. who has been
residing IN Amarillo. Texas. The
past year, h1s returned 90 this city
again 10 make her home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

week from a three months, ,..
spent in Minnesota and Cal,fornis
=
l.. a. Kelsey OF North Tan,vana,
n. Y" was in the city Friday "S
business. v"
-
II. c. Gordon Of Peoria DE- hs,
been here a few days attora.r. ~
business matters and VisifIr, bt
daughter, Miss Grace Gordon, who I,
teacher in the city schools .
=.
W. r. Shaw of tho EXCHANGE
Trust company is In Chicago f5r a
few days on business.
=
Mrs. Samuel II. Smith arrived TO-
day from Marion. Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

We can save YOU 25 per ct., in
all millinery. Call and see our Ina
even though you do not buy. can
to see our specials at tf95. W1mi
n Tidrow. IL West Third Cedar
652.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Mr. and Mrs Walter IT, Dsspi' so
70 Okmulscc today 90 be the guests
" Mr. ard Mr. e w. Wangoroin.
for tho country club opening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

right as guost8 Mr. Mccoy ana
his family are pnroute home after a
summers vlsitHin ritfHburg.
Mr. ana MrA David l.. Clements
are entertaining Mrs Clcmonts'a
father Mrs ! W Marshal Of
Miami. for fow days
Mr.. ard Mra Fred @. Moshcr, Of
15iO south Detroit avenue. an
nouncc the birth. Monday october
1i. of a daughter Iocclyn Claire.
Mr. ana Mrs. Christian H. Scger
Will attend tho opening ~ the
OkmuIrco country club us guests ~
Mr. ana Mrs. J j Shock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Dr. u. w. Dickason. ostcopath.
Usage le..--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
To Prevent ChilIs

To Prevent Chills
Take GROVES TAsTELESS CHILL.
TONIC to destroy the Malartal
Germs I'm the Blood and thus Pre-
vent Chills. 75c.---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Petition asking superior court tC
confer rights " majority upon Glenn
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27
NEWBERRY LOSES
10 OGLETHORPE
Slow Game Goes to Georg;ans by
Score OF Seven u C.1-ladians
h.;Ss Regulars

OGIetaoI9e defeated the Newberry
i>-,..,..is in slow and loose game
>.:s-,;2',.sly afternoon by the score Of
20 !, due 10 the fact that several
2econd string men We're in the field
Gor the locals and that three varsity
men were playing out Of position.
Errors were responsible for the
majority of the visitors runs. The
hitting Of Haltiwanger and the good
work of Cromer behind the bat were
the features CT the game for the
Indians. Turk pitched a good game
of ball for the Georgians. Newberry
will play Erskine here Monday.
0glethorpe ..013 200 010-7 IL
! 'ewberry 001 600 000-1 6
Turk and Hope; Shealy, Early and
Cromer. Umpire, Hardeman. Time
2:05.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
HAVE A GREAT MEETING

On last Thursday evening New
berry Commandery No. 6, knights
Tcmpi:r, held the largest and best
meeting in the history OF tac order
n this citE. ooth il t.,e attendance
and number OF candidates, there be-
:ng about hundred knights and
5we?ltv-one candidates.
During the evening, ore Of the
finest bauGunts ever given in this city
was served in the old court house by
the Calvin Crozier chapter, L. D. c.,
covers being laid for one hundred
and twenty
Among the out of town knights
present were: Mr.. Bryan E. Mot of
Columbia, grand commander; Mr..
Geo. T. Bryan of Greenville, past
grand commander; Mr.. 0. F. Hart of
Columbia, past commander; Messrs.
C. J. Ramage, J. H. Jennings, W. A.
Crouch, W. j. Merchant, r. L..
Ramey, J. P. Lindler, Sam C. Blease,
J. E. Smith, J. W. Pitts, 0. c..
Gunter, 7. E. Barnes and J. NJ.
Eleazer of Saluda; L. C. Grice Of
Wards; Mark Toney, of Johnston;
4. B. Wise and W. J. Wise. of Pros
perity: John L. Miller, B. II. Heren,
J. C. Abrams, Jr., w. F. Howard, G.
3. Barden and 0. P. Suber. of Whit
a1;re; 4. H Shealy and B. NJ. Wise,
Of Little Mountain; &. B. Mills, DR..
J. Lee Young, B. B. Blakely. W. S.
Eatton. J. n. Hatton, J. X. Hatton,
2. E. 4ouag, D. H. Hays, \. D. Mar
tin. J. p Carter. McB. Hipp, L. D..
McCrary. l.. F. Stone, H. D. Henry,
c. r. Workman, VIM. P. Jacobs, R.
w johnson anw A. LyIes Of Clinton,
and J. c. Duncan OF Ki,ards.
The candidates who received the
order of knighthood were:
G. D. Brown. Jr, j. a. Price. l..
~ Wise. 3. T. Young, ard j.. a.
Sease, Of Prosperity; ". H. Miller,
s. P. Orr, J. ". Gary and i. Il. Dal-
las, Of Whitmire; Vance Matthews, c..
T. Huffman, J. Claude Sease and E.
A. Wheeler, Of Little Mountain; H.
H. Higgins, Of Pomaria; L. E.
Hatton of Clinton; r. G. Parks, T.
NJ. Neel, Geo Nickas, Clarence
Johnson, J. T. McCrackin and J. B.
McCrackin of Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27
Marriage Of a Fine Girl.

We have the pleasure Of reproduc-
ing from the wedding department of
The State of the 26th instant mar
riage notice Of young lady formerly
Of this city who has many warn
friends here. all Of whom vii. take
delightful interest in the announce.
ment. The bride is one q the sweet
est and most gentle hearted girls ever
leaving Newberry to make her home
elsewhere. We congratulate the for
:una*e bridegroom on having won &
genuinely good girl, the best type Of
pure and lovable young Womanhood.
The Herald and News wishes them all
he joys Of long and happy married
life in prosperity and usefulness.
Following is the notice:
Miss Sarah Halfacre CT Newberry
and Henry Busch Of Aiken were mar
RED Saturday, April II, by the Rev.
j. ,. mauney at st. Matthew's Lu-
theran church in Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Busch came to Aiken some
months AGO and was connected with
The Southern Bell Telephone COM
p&ny as bookkecper. in which capac-
ity she served the public in a most
Efficient manner.
"Nr. Busch is the city clerk and
treasurer, and the sen Of the late
Henry Busch, fer years enc of the
leading citizens Of the town."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27
Ds,4b Of Former Newberrian.

Mrs. Pope jenkins DIED last "FU-
aesday at her home in Elloree' >;
6. after an illness of 16 weeks, ana
was buried beside her two children
1t Elloree. She leaves husband ana
one daughter. She was sister Oh
Wrs r. G. Meyer Of this city. Mrs:
jenkins vas formerly Miss Pope
no5Ierscn, but made her home with
Ter aunt, the late Mr.. James +.
Glenn, until her marriage with Nj.
Jenkins. She was a bright and at
tractive girl IN her Younger days
when Mr.. Glenn was 4 veil NOVA
%ewberry- Helena csrlEa&.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27

City court was s47.50 better off
or Monday with fines against colored
persons by Recorder B. V. Chapman,
the. charges being SPEEDING, reckless
driving and assault and battery.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27

Battery Business.-I sell the Vesta
battery. None better. l specialize
in battery work Give me a trial.
Newberry Battery and Electric Co.,
Beale II. Cromer. Friend Street,
opposite Cotton Platform.
}-30-tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27

Eggs for Hatching-Pure bred Owen
Farm Strain S. C.. Rhode Island
Reds. $500 per Is. Satisfaction
guaranteed. r. Derrill Smith, Jr.,
phone 336-J, Newberry, S. c.
4-2G-4t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27
M. M. BUFORD

IS stlII selling lots IN the
Middle Georgia Oi! {. Gas Company
at Sandersville, Georgia
OPERATIONS ROW ON
BIG HONEY ~ Gil
Why hesitate when the conditions
are so favorab!e, vixen every los par-
chased at SIS each carries with it
ths riah: cf pareici pat:ag Ia ali
profits end leases OF the company.
Fly headquarters are at VIVA. John
son & Sons store IF more conven-
lent drop NE card and | will call
to see yoN.
M. Nj. BJFCRD
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-06
THANKS THOSE WHO HELPED
Herbert Williams Post Is Grateful
for Aid af Reunion.

The following resolution has been
adopted by the Hervert Williams Post
OF the American Legion:
adopted by the Herbert Williams Posi-
OF the American Legion at its recent re-.
Union held in Columbia September IL.
received active. earnest. and conscienti.
Gus support from certain organizations
and persons not part Of or members of
said post Of the American Legion. and
Whereas. the Herbert Williams Post
OF the American Legion feels deeply an.
preciativc of the services rendered by
said organizations and persons and de.
sires to convey TO them their sincere
thanks; at the same time expressing
friendship and interest in the success and
welfare Of the organizations to the end
that we trust that the day is not far
oft when we can return the courtesy ac-
corded us in such way as said organiza-
tion may see fit to use it, therefore BE- it,
Resolved, that we, members of the
Herbert Williams Post Of the American
Legion in regular meeting assembled de-
sire by these presents to thank the mem
bcrs of the Columbia Band, the members
Of the University Band, the officers and
men Of the artillery detachment Of the
University Of Missouri, Dean F. B. Num-
fort, Robert L. Bob Hill. Colonel Ruby
d. Carrot, Colonel John II. Parker and
John N. Taylor.
VIRGIL B. COLE, Adjuiani."