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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
DISCOVER NEW FISH
Prince OF Monaco Declares He Foand
Them Alive In 10000 Feet
MATER

OF NNfer.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Prince OF
lives at a depth OF 10000 feet under
pressure OF 500 atmospheres. AL
though at such a depth there is prac-
profundissimus, as this dweller of the
depths has been christened has rudi-
nentary eyes. The fish was brought
oEra phical cruises Off the Cane Verde
Islands. Two other species, not hith-
erto known. were caught in tho same
region at a depth of over 5000 feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

h~ &xn g = n.ost r.n.s1sl opportunity
hx esaea,s II o the ground aoor," 6nan-
dy, q wh.s promises to be the biggest auto
1sebSe sstcar4ge south of the Mason and
nseen hne The estimated output Of the
PCRA1EON for the first year wild be ZOO
esss-<Ae veal4Roua AMERICAN Balanced
SIX IRIS wfH be increased the second YEAR
= - AID cossespoudinsH each year until
ese @sAaRd ta9 this popular car is faIlJ met.
TIE AMERICAN SOUTHERN MOTORS
CORtORATIOH win assemble, foC sossehern
9sfrihNtboa ezcfnsivcaJ, the three models Of
dse AAERbCAN Bafaaced SfX-tpsriox car,
ssadster and sedan, Its modern plant ut
Gseessboxst r. G. d ready far epeea4iou,
49, ~ Sesia m hsna.
1lk uasn responsible for the orxaufsz&son Of
he Cooperation. and uiso wHl ali be actively
enoesrned with IT'S management. see ezreption-
A1y well guaffed to serve rs III directors
Ihsee Of them iEyyc been irifir1ate4y associnted
vagA die AMERICAN Balanced SIX for so,pe
n1s odd have had IN actual past IA aaaking
Americas most distinctive light weight chr.
FSye odse1s have boea closely cp4soected With
de sraomohile business sod dc ress7i,ine s;x
30 ssen highly esteemed In ssothera ha1kise
sea assurance eiseaeA
aesiSss he y7igeme experience q tse.c
TORS CORPORATION win enjoy several
00kseeoeaessses. Il wa seoave DE bene-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Orange Votes on Highway bonds.
Especial to Tho Times

GoRDoNSVILLE. VA. Feb. 2l.-on
March 0 an election will be held In
orange OH the question OF issuing
ponds to the amount OF $4,000 for
i,nnia,cndamizins tho roads in Gordon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

81 of Che foar e4qur;cnce Nue.~, cru,
t,on Oh Paiafa wa aiso receive the bene6s a DIT
spsendsd6 oqGaaed engineering dertune13 and n Of
aas nensts of as aaona advertising win hay.
advantage having
dealer long ar1ous costly task lr a
new Penney Long selling representatives for
the Ionpaxy already hsSe spiadsy eqaepcd
zatoR fsr tbs psxpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Weather Bre.k, In n.c.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Feb. 2I-The
twenty mile automobile race which
was 10 have opened the new Los An
seles speedway today, was postponed
on account OF weather conditions until
Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
STORY OF MACM0NN|Es'
ARTIST TELLS OF EARLY
y DAYS WITH GREAT SCULPTOR
lad, 1Inmperrd by Poverty, Finally
/, u Found His Why to Fame.
Wins Highest HonOrs.

ss,,, Reno de ousin IS native OF Nantes.
! France. who has resided in this country
for many years. Having studied art I'm
s'i6oth France and England. winning prizes
; An sculpture and painting. coming to
I.jhc United states lie became assistant To
tho late Augustus St. Gaudens. working on
the Vanderbilt mansion DECORATIONS. the
= Morgan monument and the Lincoln statue
e. Tor Chicago. subsequently,. he worked
- sernC time With John La Fargo: had charse
or the Tiffany studios dccorat ting depart l.
. mcnt during long period: then spent "a
number of years In California and Japan.
4, where he was awarded the imperial gold
1 WAS professor OF decoration at the Carnc-
sio Institute of Technology, l9l6-lsl7,
where he lectured on design. color and the
= History % ornament.
the Circle of Friends OF the Medallion. and
his last piece OF sculrtural work was the
: Fremont medal issued 10y that society COM
mGinorattng the Fremont centenary.
lie here presents interesting picture
OF the life and work Of Frederick AIacAion-
b ms, tho American sculptor. who Is to dc :,
>S,sn "America's GIft {" France" the s2sc.t
ouV war memorial which Americans Viii
erect at MeauN in honor Of the French sol
diers who lost their lives al The first p4l-
lie OF the Marine,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Ono Hundred Machines ncIng In.tnlIcd.

DAMASCUS VA, Feb. 2t.-The
plant being established here by the
Head Lipscomb-M Mccormick Co. OF
Bristol for the manufacture Of over
ulls is to be equipped with 100 ma
chimes. all OF which will he In opera
ton in a very short while. This Is
4 branch OF the largo Bristol overall
factory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

America. with over 100000 spindlcs:
Providence County. r. L., second. with
over 100000 spindlcs: Middlcsex Coun-
~. Mass. third. with 1,0S2.7b2 spindlcs.
696 spindlcs.. Over $4,000. 900 is now boz
ing expended upon the erection of new
swimming mills In (inSton County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Aaa&ss TIE attractive 81
me ~ aa ~ Timely has already led nsny .ausie.u r.ussoRs
&C ssvss OF It The unprecedented prosperity South
M ne ehe nvesneat sound iussesa-
"a dc hehes OF b1sper high psic lasting
as ~ asasd Those who their
- industry should good eoeaea.
6sna6ess ~ few yeazs hezce
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
Para iunio de este a1o no
quedard an soIdado ia
pones en- la Siberia

LONDRES, Mario 10.-Un despa-
cho p~rocedente de La capital china
recibido hoy aqui, da cuenta de que
rara dentro de noventa Gias, POGO
mas o c todos los soldados Japo-
eses que Sc hallan en- Siberia, seran
retirados de csc pals. La razon que Sc
tiene para Tredecir tai cosa, es que
ia agitaci6n interior cue hay en- Ell
propio Imperio japones, que hace te-
ner un verdadero panico industrial,
V ell auge cada vez mayor que CANA el
iberaiismo, hacen impossible para ell
Jap6n empenarse en- Il aventura MI
litar NADIA popular en- la Siberia. Por
10 tanto, ell gobierno del Mikado es
cast SECURE que retirara hasta el Ill
timo de u seldados de ALI, tan prom
to como lie sea possible, a fin de estar
preparado para 10 que pudiera ocu-
1ri- en- ell Imperio.
81 Ell Japon pretende permanecer
en- Siberia, Gebe prepararse para IL
char contra toda Ia ~poblacion de csc
pals ~sosten!da probablemente por mas
de 100000 revolucionarios armados,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

WASHINGTON, Mario 10.-La lu-
cha Dor la ratification del tratado de
paz en- ell Senado, ha entrado en- el
peri6do final y mas enconado, con Ia
discussion de-, Articulo 10, consldera-
de- como 'un asunto no conclude a
ia u no Sc logre su disposition de-
finitiva."
Ell articulo del que, nuevamente, Sc
halla pendiente Ia suerte del tratado,
tiene dos ~sentencias concisas, que So
1resalen en- ell documento relative
que consta de $4,000 palabras, a Sc
Der:
Los miembros de Ia Liga, Sc COM
prometen q respetar y ~preservar on
ira una aggression externa. Ia integri-
dad territorial Y Ia independence
po,itica existente de todos los MEM
bros de Ia Liga. En- ell case de cual-
quiera aggression de esa n~aturaleza. o
en- ell caso de cualquiera amcnaza o
peligro de tai aggression, ell consejo re-
comendara los medios por los cuales
esta obligation habra de cumpllrse."
Varios de los hderes republicanos,
convencidos de que seria impossible la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
mo ES POSSIBLE LA RATIFICATION
DEL TRATADO SIN UN CAMBlO EN-
LA RESERVA DEL ARTICULO DEClMO
ReconociendoIo asI los repubicanos han presen'
tado una nueva reserva que ha satisfecho
a varios senadores democrats

ratification del tratado sin hacer IN
cambio en- Ia reserva del articulo III
lresentada en- Noviembre del ano
pasado, han convenido en- que tai re-
serva Sc sustituya por otra Y a tai
efecto han ~emprendido m actlya
campana para atraerse a 81 lado, los
yotos d~emocratas necesarios para Ia
aprobaci6n de su ~proyecto. Pero tai
campana no ha tenido exito hasta aho-
"a Y aun cuado las negociaciones pa
"a la transaction Sc continuen mien-
tras Ia question Sc debate en- Ell Sc
nado, nadie tiene muchas ~esperanzas
de que Sc llegue a un acuerdo.
La nueve reserva republicans a!
a~rticulo 10 Sc halla redactada mas o
menos en- la misma forma de la adop-
tada en- Noviembre ultimo, 81 bien po-
re en- una forma diferente Y mas es-
pecifica, su declaration relatlva a las
obligaciones del ~articulo. Algunos de
los seradores democratas han queda-
do s~atisfechos con ella, pero 81 hume
70 no Sc aproxima adn a Ia cifra de
80 u los republicanos reclaman pa
"a que el voto pueda predominant.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
Otros Tres paises neutrales
de Eulopa Sc unen q la
Liga de Naciones

ESTOCOLMO, 'Suecia, Mario 10.
La primera Camara del ParlarIen-
tc sueco ha aprobado por Sc votos
contra At, Ia resolution ~presentada
para que Suecia entire a formar parte
de la Liga de las N~aciones. La CANA
"a baia TONIC una accion senaejante
por un vote de 1872 contra CT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
c.. BRETANA TEME UN
L~EVANTAMIENTO
EN- lRLANDA
Inundan de tropas Ia
isla para preVenIr la
inSurrecCi0n

DUBLIN, Mario 10.-Fuertes mo-
rimientos de tropas inglesas estan
efectuandoSe en- Irlanda- Numerosos
trenes conduciendo soldados, %artille-
ria de campana Y de grueso calibre
y una gran cantidad de ametrailado-
las, han llegado a esta capital en- las
ultimas v~einticuatro horas. Dichas
tropas esta siendo enviadas a dife-
rentes parties del pals.
De fuente autorizada Sc dice que
los jefes Y oficiales militares estan
toInando toda clase de precauciones
contra un temido l~evantamiento de
los SinnFemers en- Ia proxima Pascua
Florida, cunrto aniversario de Ia re-
teli5n de Dublin.
Los jefes Sim Feiners por So parte.
Green que las autorides militares ha-
ran una redada dentro de pocos dlas,
para arrestar a los hombres que to-
n,aron parte en- Ell levantamiento de
1916, pues segun Sc dice, todos ellos
estan va en- lista para ser detenidos.
Ell Condo Plunkett, que por largo
tempo ha sido una de las figuras sa-
Eertes en- los asuntos irlandeses, es 81
principal s~ostenedor, segun Sc dice,
de IN moviniento para organizar Ia
opinion irlandesa m~oderada, a fin de
llegar a un arreglo del problema ir-
landes, de una manera que puede me-
recer Ia aprobaci6n americana.
FL Condo, que ha sido n de los
partidarios de Ia forma de dominic
de gobierno para Irlanda, semejante
al del Canada, f~avorece la formation
de una liga que puede mediar entire
los extremes del unionismo de Ulster
Y del Sim Feinerismo de las provin-
cias del sur. Cree, por 10 tanto, que
las dificultades irlandesas pudieran
resolverse mutuamente por medic del
establecimier TO de una ASamblea
Constituyente que representara a to-
da Irlanda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
O ALlADOS HARAN
LA PAZ O Ell
COB. TURCO
No esperaran a contar
con 81 apoyo de los
Estados Unidos

PARIS, Mario 10.-Parece que los
Estados Unidos tienen la creencia de
que esta proyectandose convocar a
una nueva conferencia de paz en- Pa
ris para formular ell tratado de paz
con Turquia. Tai cosa sin embargo
no existe, pues Ell plan de los ALA
dos es otro muy distinto. Tan prom
to como los alia6os, con Ia ayuda y
consejo O sin clos &c los Estados
Uidos, hayan decidido los terminos
del tratado, los primcros Ministries
Sc reunirar. en- Pars y formularan
formalmente ell tratado.
Ahmed Ria, Presidente de Ia Ca
mara de Diputados de Turquia, ha
llegado a esta capital como ell re-
presentante Official de SD gobierno
Aboga Y defiende la causa de los ma
cionalistas turcos Y hace cargos q In
glaterra por Ell deseo de a~rrojar a los
turcos de Europa.
FL citado Representative fue lnte-
rogado acerca de los a%sesinatos de
armenios ' contesto en- terminus no
muy clarcs.
"Puedo asegurar, dijo, que tales
ristanzas son inexplicables y estoy
para Greer cue han sido mas bien no.
rribles maquinaciones contra noso-
tros. Pero como euiera que sea, escs
actos no han sido cometidos por ell
pueblo o por el ejercito turco."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
Sc >ABREVIARA FL
CONTRA
M. CAILLAUX
La S. Corte de Justicia
tom6 una importante
determination

PARIS, Mario 10.-El proceso
cue por 81 delito de TRACTION sc ms
truye al ex-Primer Ministro frances,
NJ. Jose Cailaux, probablemente Sc
vera considerablemente abreviado por
a Lo-isi6n de Ia Suprer1a Corte de
Justlcia para cue Sc edminen del Ju-
RADIO todos aqueIlos asuntos que Sc
refieren g Ia epoca anterior a Ia
guerra. Tai decision hace tambien IN
n~ecesaria Ia celebration de Ina Sc
sion secreta del tribunal para consi-
derar ia amenaza de muerte' que Sc
dice envio NJ. Caillaux al Rey Alton
so de Espana, durante Ia crisis de
Agadir.
-Asi pues, los espectadoreS que es-
peraban tener Ia o~portunidad de or
decIaraciones sensacionales Y verda-
| deramente espirituales references a
ia muerte de CASTOR Calmette, el edi-
ror de de Figaro" ejesutada por Ma
| dame CaiIlaux pocos meseS antes de
que estallara Ia guerra, han v!sto des-
~vanecerse I esperanzas. NJ. Her
5aux Tue fue el Juez que conoci6 del
rroceso contra Madame CaillauX, sc
! ~encontraba entire los testigos del go
bierno para declarar en- el proceso
del ex-Primer Ministro, pero en- vista
| de IA decision de Ia Supreme Corte,
70 hubo recesidad de pedirle 81 tes-
timonio.
n. Caillaux antes de Ia reanuda-
ci6n del jurado, hoy, eXpres0 So gra-
titud por Ia decision de IA Suprema
Corte. Tai procedimiento, declard
NJ. CaiIlaux, habria servido tan sole
para remover ~recuerdos tragicos Que
he tratado de olvidar."
I NJ. Barre, Embajador frances er
Roma, declare hoy acerc de Ia vista
de NJ. Caillaux a Italia. Dijo que e
habia uamado Ia atenci6n del Mi
historic de Relaciones Exteriore:
frances, al hecho de que N. Cai!lauN
frecuentaba ell trato de los germano
tilos en- Italia, asi como el de los de-
rrotados Y crminales."
Agreg6 NJ Barre que Sc habia Ia
mado su atenci6n a las actividade:
de NJ. Caillaux en- Italia, por los en-
vados ingles Y russo en- Francia.
El numero de jueces para el jura-
| DO del ex-Primer Ministro, ha ido
gradaulmente decreciendo como result
tado de 81 abstenci6n voluntaria de
tribunal por razones politicas, Otros
tres senadores, faltaron tamhien T.;
Ia session del martes, siendo uno d.
| ellos N. Labatut de la Gironda, que
es candidate para las elecciones de
1920.
| e. ex-Primer Ministro acusado
| continue asombrando al tribunal y
al publico, por su prodigiosa memo
ria para retener los hechos y las fe-
chas como ocurrio durante Ia declare
zion del DR.. Rodenbach, editor brasi-
Ieno que al declarar acerca de IA fe-
cha de cierto banquete al que Cal
Ilaux concurrio en- Rio Janeiro. Como
ell doctor hubiese dicho IN dia equi-
vocado, Ell acusado Embellishments
le corrigi6 diciendo: "Perdone listed,
pero el % &c Enero de 1915 fue jue,
yes : no ~vierres-"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
Los aliados no obfendrdn
mas emprestitos en- los
Estudos Unidos

WASHINGTON, Mario 1o.-El
Secretario de Hacienda, Mr.. Hous-
ton, anunci6 hoy oficialm:nte que los
cobiernos aliados no recibirdn nuevos
emprestitos de dinero del gobierno
americana.
Los emprestitos hechos hasta la'fe-
cha a los aljados, ascienden al total
de s9,659.s34,659.94, de los....
slO,OO0.0O1 600. autorizados por e.
tCongreso para csc ~prop6sito, segun
declare Mr.. Houston, Y e el Secre-
tario que nc seria conveniente utili-
Ear ell resto que falta de csc dinero
para nuevos prestamos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

cue a su vez contaran con ei apoyo
del e;ercito rojo de Moscou. ESto trae-
ra una verdadera guerra y Ct Japon,
puede asegurarse, no Sc atreve a pro-
vocar tai, debido al sentimiento pu-
blico en- Ell Imperio. Pero en- el case
de que Sc empenars en- tai a%ventura,
eatonces Corea Y la China sin dlda
algunas, Sc aprovecharian para sacar
ventajas de La situacion Y arreglar
SIS cuentas pendientes con el Japon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

BERNA, Suiza, Mario 10.-Ei
Consejo. de Estado de Suiza Sc ha
declarado en- favor de que csc pals in
grese en- Ia Liga de las Naciones, ha-
biendo adortado tai resolution por
un vote de 80 en- pro por 6 en- con-
ira.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
RECORTE ESTO.-VALE DINERO

Recorte este anuncio, adjunte 5
centavos = envielo a Foley & Co,
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, ILL.,,
escribiendo claramente su nonbre Y
direction. listed recibira en- Gambia
un paquete de Prueba c~onteniendo
Foley's Honey and Tar, para toses,
resfriados Y Group; Foley's Kidney
Pills para dolores en- el costado Y en-
Ia espalda, reumatismo; enfermeda-
des de Ia vejiga Y rinones; Y Foley
Cathartic Tablets, IN purgante pode-
roso para la constipation, bills, ia
yucca e intestinos congestionados.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
Tor
RENUNCIO Ell GABlNETE
(

ESTOCOLMO, Mario 10.-El gabi-
@ete sueco ha renunciado en- masa. Ell
Rey Ia acceptable Ia renuncia Y pedido
al Primer Ministro Eden que forme
IN nuevo ministerio.
Sc esperaba sin embargo que el
rrox.mo ministerio 10 formariaR los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

socialistas, con Jalmar Branting, II
der de ese partido, como Primer Mi
nistro. Tai ccsa sin embargo, no es del
TODD dificil. pues parece cue el Primer
Ministro Eden ha tropezado con diff
cuItades para formar IN gabinete IL
Lcral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY.

Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia Ciudad. Chauffeurs que hablan
espanol.-Cuota, $500 por hora.-
Alberto Dia Y Noche. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

CRISTIANIA, Noruega, Mario 10.
Ell cuerpo parlamentario de Norue-
ga, ell Storthing, ha aprobado por 100
yotos cotra 20, la adhesion de Norue-
ga a la Liga de las Naciones.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
HOME PRODUCTS.

We hope every one of our readers
read the article describing Ex-Gov-
ernor Heyward's marketing trip in
Columbia, which we printed week
or two ago. This article told how
Mr.. Hayward endeavored to buy 4
canned dinner from the Columbia
stores which was produced and pre-
pared for market in South Carolina.
Mr.. Heyward's marketing exploit was
dismal failure. He could find moth
ing on sale that had been prepared
in this state.
South Carolina can produce practR
cally anything that can be grown in
the United States in the food ine,
and yet our stores are stocked with
canned foods produced anywhere in
the country except in South Carolina.
Not single can of food should be
imported into South Carolina, and yet
just about everything we eat in this
line is produced elsewhere. We ship
many of our products away in bulk
to be canned in the north, east and
west, The food is returned to us
with big profits added, to say moth
ing of the countless jobbers' profits
we thereby have to pay.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
APRINTER PRESIDENT.

One thing that is certain this year
is that the next president of the Unit
ed States will be a printer. We do
not say that this specially fits him
for the Office; on the contrary, we
know of quite number of printers
we would not like to see president.
It is quite a coincidence that both
the Democratic and Republican nomi-
nees began their careers in printing
Offices. Both started out as the print
er's "devil," and climbed the ladder
with success. Both are now news
paper owners and publishers. Both
have amassed fortunes-which is an
other strange thing to newspaper men
in this neck of the woods.
Senator Harding and Governor Cox
were both born on the farm, the sons
of poor parents. Both are what is
popularly styled self-made men. Both
have been honored in high measure
by their native state, Ohio. Both are
now holding Office, one as United
States senator, the other governor OF
his state. Which presages the live
liest political battle probably ever
staged in Ohio.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
ENROLL YOUR NAME.

The Herald understands that the
Democratic voters are very slow IN
enrolling their names this year. This
is probably due to the fact that there
is very little interest this year in pol
itics.
But it is very important that the
voters enroll their names, and 1t is
sincerely hoped that there will not
be a single Democrat in the county
who will forfeit his right to suffrage
in the primaries by failure to enroll.
The Democratic club rolls will re-
main open until and including July
27, on which date the rolls will be
closed. Be certain that your name
will not be omitted from your club
roll.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
WHY YOU SHOULD SUPPORT THE
HERALD.

Because it is a home. newspaper,
printed, edited, and composed in
Bamberg. No part of The Herald is
printed in North Carolina; no part
of it's type is set in Columbia; not a
line of it is edited in any other city.
Because the men who make The
Herald live in Bamberg. They earn
their living in Bamberg, and they
spend their money in Bamberg. Their
food and clothing are bought from
Bamberg stores, and Bambe1sg nler-
chants make profit on their expen-
ditures.
Because it stands for the best in
terests of Bamberg county. Nc gen
uine movement for the uplift and
progress of Bamberg county ever fail
ed to have the support of this news
paper.
Because no wild cat, selfish schemes
ever have the support of The Her
aid. When The Herald endorses any
proposition it is because we are con-
vinced Of it's value to-the people of the
county.
Because The Herald does not fill
its columns with free advertising mat
ter. Advertisements in this newspa-
per are paid for, thereby increasing
the value of bona fde advertising in
it's columns. Subscribers reading The
Herald advertisements may rest as
sured that the advertiser has some
thing to say and he is willing to
pay for saying it-thereby the adver-
tiser must have something of value,
else he would not pay for adVertls-
ing it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
How a Weekly Paper is Read.

When the average person reads a
MAGAZINE he reads the stories. When
he gets a daily paper he reads the
headlines. When he gets country
paper he slouches down into a COM
Portable position and reads every line
from start to finish. After he reads
it through he goes back over it, to
make sure that he hasn't missed any
thing.
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Prepared For a Long Separation.

Mrs. Gawled-''I expect your baby
will be much larger when l see her
again.
Mrs. Sharp-'1 hope So
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

Just received, shipment Of tobacco
sheets. H. C.FOLK co.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

Just received, shipment of tobacco
sheets. H. C.FOLK co.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

We are proud of the confidence doc
tors, druggists and the public have in
666 Chill AMI Fever Tonic.
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Tbs otsnIne That Does Not Affect tbe dead

Because of its tonic and laxative effect. La1A-
TIVE BROMO DUMMIES better than o1ohaIy
0-,;r;re and does not cause nervousness nor
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