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DIAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS

!RANsAHeT!oSs { eoNF9pENTiAt! fbfS fNGFtG Full.
BIbe., 1sTH AND MARRET sTs, OFFICE
200 2D FLOOR. Il 90 A. NJ TO 4,3O z. NJ.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED, about middle October, by married
couple (no chlldren) good furnished Nat,
SO rooms, with piano. preferably within half
hour of Third and Chestnut. Reply VI 5l3,
Ledger OitiCe.
WANTED-To rent, by small adult family.
In or near Philadelphia. unfurnlshed apart.
ment or residence; large living room; to 9
bedrooms: must be modern and comfortable; ;
in good location. 202 Ledger Office
APARTMENT wanted by young married
couple. or 4 rooms. housekpg.. furn. or
unfurn.; possession by Oct, 1: West Phila.
preferred; reasonable. G 1877. Ledger Office
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AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.

PENN STATE 1901 CALLowHILL ST.
Our graduates making big money: our course
In ipStruction will successfully teach you
e"e ous'xys.; >.n r,yr>,>,r, ~ ,ss,,s
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY SIZE-PRGCE No OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought
KELLY & Co, 032 CHESTNUT S'r
Suite 21-22 over Childs' Restaurant, Private
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments speciality. Sherwood
Apt. Agency, 225 S. Broad at. Some very
attractive furn, apts. some housekeeping.
2OlS CHESTNUT sr.--Bacheior apartment.
rooms and bath: attractively furnished:
elevator.
222O ". VENANGO-SIx rooms and bath.
all new. Sl25 per month. For information
call LOCUST 473.
Barring. 1881: 119 8. 3Oth. 43O g. 10th st..
and . rooms and bath: also with kItch.
cntte: will furnish. Preston 2270 w.
GERMANTOWN-Two large rooms bath
and kitchen: fine location: $50. German
town 7a7 J.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

WE BUY OLD GOLD, SILVER, PLATINUM
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
J. J. HERMAN
III SAMSON ST. lsT FLOOR. BACK
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GENTLEMAN's IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Gray stone house, fronting on large ~
and shaded with trees; contains living h"
with open hreplace, living room ii6ranr1,,, n1,
rooms. 2 baths, billiard room spIo,dII, udI
closet room hoi-water heat, gas: garaRH
and good-sizea stable; grounds are Sttraoe
with abundant fruit trees over 10 acTes "c ",
meadows. running stream, etc; SIS minn,oo OF
from Broad Street station and II miIe tross y
station and trolley, foih
BEN. T. WEIGH cupgRS',r IsSf GU
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

.lU7 WALNUT ST. (the Beth-Aliynl-Hand.
somely appointed ! and Groom suites, with
private bath: garage.
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PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN
RIVER FRONT ESTATE

Delaware river front estate for sale al
EddIngton, Pa, 10 miles from city Hail
in every respect; mansion contains II
rooms, baths, hot-water heat, electric
garage; new modern concrete barn. il
head; greenhouEc and all outbuildings.
property in hrst-class condition and KIN
state Of cultivation; stock and Implement
included; terms TO suit purchaser. Appiv
OO2 Widcncr Building. Philadelphia. Pa'
Phone Walnut 2IO3. a.
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REGINA A. SHIELDS
Eyebrow Arching and Manicuring

l22s Market 81, OH flo0~. Elevator from
wslk.oyer Shoe store. Phone Walnut 1878.
ROYAL PLEATtNG CO.--Pleatlns and hem.
stitching. buttons and buttonhoes: speciaI
reduction fret week, 81 n skirt to be pleated;
skirts pleated in day: mail orders attended
TO, 119 n 18th
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OINEY

92i- -23O W. FISHER AVE Beautiful mod.
crn homes, immediate possession; S7OuO.
new; hot-wntor heat. parquetry foors, in.
closed porChcs; viii guarantee mortgages
ABERNETHY, 1928 Chestnu: ST.; I<lingeI
9794 y 6th st.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

housekeeping apt, rooms and bath: all
large, airy front rooms. every modern con-
venience. j. Edward Lutz 2i0 n. 18th st
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CITY
WORKINCMEN'S HOMES
Building Lots
business Properties and Stores

SITE. 7ox05. 6lsO to 6l0O n
2lst-ReaApnablc price.
ARCHER & co, 1858 n. I'd
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CHESTER

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, fine building To-
cation in Chester; can arrange for building
loan. Address p 112S, Ledger Office.
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GERMANTowN--Th Gretnor 1e2 e. wal
nut lane Germantown 5261. Table guests
also solicited.
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COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

wooDLEtgH, Towanda. Pa, - Thoroughly
modern: most excellent food: beautiful
country. mountains and river: large, cool
rooms; baths; electric lights; automobiles;
fresh vegetables and fruits.
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SAMUEL. DORFMAN has bought the. bust.
ness OF Jacob Chandross. located NJ i7Os
n. 42d at. All creditors apply to Weinberg d
MhNereon. lnAn Girnrh ave. hmfnrn Amr
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WANTED

Newspapers magazines, rags iron, metals
carpets furniture. feathers. anything
everything. Postal. Poll, Poplar 4565: Keys,
Park 1927. Old estnb., most reliable dealers
in city. Hauling, moving by autotrUcks also
Dougherty s. Sons, 20th below Jefferson,
WE WANT at once household furniture
store fixtures. office furniture; pay spot
cash; honest value. Phone us about IT, io-
,ust i9l4, old church, cor. 18th and Cherry.
hand sa 'os for export. Howe Scale Co.
sos Arch 81
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NEW JERSEY-SEAsHORE
ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY-llh s. New Jersey ave
Most desirab Bile rooms and suites in an.
tracuyely furn. bungalow style cottage; elec
light, priv. baths some hkDg weekly or sea-
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NATIONAL 1919 MODEL

I-pa ssenscr touring car. in fine conditions:
equipped with cord tires and lots Of extras;
has been run only 1000 miles, and has had
good care: can be seen any time: n great
bargain; $1,000; answer by mall. 1l3.
[ .ndNnr Ofnnn
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COLLINGSWOOD
EARLY POSSESSION
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

SACRIFICE account Of Illness. old age, q 4
acre farm. Swedesboro. n. j.: investigate
John H. NoCloskey. 1920 Chestnut. Walhl49
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FOR sALE-Two Fulton trucks, IN tons
stake body 1918 model in good condition,
$3.50 each. Apply J. HermistOn Mfg. Co.
Hog Island Tlnicum 100, Extension 1919.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
ARCH ST, 2l25 LYRI Cl-Newly furn.
up-:o-date single and double rooms; cleanii.
ness unsurp.; first-cass house. cent; mod
DIAMOND, l0O7-Destr. well-furn. sitting
IN. gentlemen; bath, shower bath, phone.
MASTER, '"OI3-Nlcey furnished thlrd-story
front ROOM convenient to cars.
PINE ST, l5OG-LIrge, airy room. fur
ushed southwestern exposure; with table
loard Phone Locust I470.
SPRUCE, 1912 HomohursD - Double and
single vacancies; beaut. furn.; running
wn,"r; prly, bath; eleC.; con. hot water; ph,
10TH, n, 1870 OTE l. r URIC
Beautifully furn. rooms; spotlessly clean;
electric throughout; daily and weekly rates:
Conv. TO stations, best accommodations for
travelling peoplei moderate, Phi. Spruce 1854
GOTH ST, n, 1898 Pleasant furnished
room adjoining bath, continuous hot water;
refined private family suitable for . persons:
busineas man or lady preferred.
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts,, some housekpg.
sherwood Ant. Agency. 30 g Broad at,
NEW JERSEY-SEASHORE
ATLANTIC CITY
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bargain to quick buyer NJ S. copeland
"n+2 y. Rrond 81.
MohINEHN5GHT d3St n3S1IId pass good {lrSsi Sx
MOLINE. KNIGHT. chmmmr roadster. 1917,
in great cond. 1876 Ponlar st. Poplar 32+4
NATIONAL 1919 MODEL
7-passengor, touring car. in fine condition;
has been run only 1000 miles and has had
good care: can be seen any time; a great
Ledxcr 0fdce
NATIONAL. 1918. 4 pass; splen mechanical
c0nd.: a barEain. 1870 Poplar. Poplar 32t4,
oLDsMop1IE, 8, pass, cyl, good running
on trial; investigate; time paym'ts; open eve
nings. OverlandHarper Co. $50 y. Broad st.
OVERLAND, Chummy roadster. new paint
oyerland.Harper Co. $50 \. Broad So -
OVER LANDS, an models, : and .7-pass.
chummy roadster; all other makes and mod
els; special basement bargains every day;
HaTrer HS PaE &o eG 30 poP RroSG S"eSS =,
OVERLAND 1. touring; new; extras: driven
400 miles: hargaln. Ph9ne 0gontz 0+1 Il.
PACKARD 3-25. 7-passenEer touring. current
arranged Stanley Co, 0ib " Broad.
PACKARD limousine 1876. condition good
and guarH,ntcSd' terms terms arranged. Stanley
PEERLESS, 4 ton. with 5-ton equipment
and st IKE body. A. Freeston. 333 Walnut
st. Lombard So
STANDARD : touring. passenger. 1919. in
perfect condition; must sell at once, Mr..
Cilintworth, Ogontz 49,.
STANDARD sedan. 1919, 4 door, velour
sSRS3 G oS i3F n HTG@d FS@daaeed st. condition"
STEARNs-kNlGHT ,6.pass. touring, 1920,
Ilkc new. 1850 Poplar 81. Poplar 324+
STEARNs-KNIGHT Limousine, dandy cond..
good tires; a barE. 1886 Poplar Pop. 1924
~
cond.i haraain. 1346 Poplar. Poplar 32++
STUDERAKER, 7 pass, g cyl. good motor
and tires; SOLD on trial; investignte: time
Co. $50 y. Broad s.:
STUDERAKER Spas. tour. Sl75, Stan.eS
Auto Co, Gl0 y. Broad St Poplar 1920,
sTUTz-we have a number OF late model
very low figure. Stanley Co. a1o N. Broad st.
sTCTZ-We overhaul and reanlsh all our
used stptz cars S,r.. a. IN, models fTr immediate
or terms. See Mr.. Hunter, stutz Agency 900
STTTz. 4 pass 1920 model, Just Ike new:
Mr. Hunter, stutz Agency. ee9 \. broad 81.
wiLLYs-KNIGHT & pass, 4 cyl. Just one
in stock, In hns shape sold on trial; inves.
F%Ii iaFnd.Harpcr % Co. $50 y. Broad ST. st, 0''''
splendid all;around sSnaition; SOLD on trlai;
overand,Hsrper Co. go y. Broad st. t',e
WINTON Ash. p. touring car; run about
10 600 miles. thoroughly overhauled re-
painted and guaranteed The Wlnton Co.
iI0i Broad ct. Philadelphia. Pa.
BATTERIES . volt rebuilt for $40; equal
to new, Battery specsltles Co.. 1909
STORAGE hatteries for sale for every make
OF car. 6-volt, So; l2-vOlt. $40; positively in
good cond starr Storage Bat. 200 y. 18th.
Trucks
FOR sALE-Two Fulton trucks, IN tons,
stake body, 1918 model, IN good condition,
Hog Island Tlnicum 100 Extension 14I9,
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

VACANT. THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
PROPERTIES
2i5 y. Creighton t52d ST. and lIaverford
ave); Dutch hail. 7 rooms and laun-
Ufy StOV'
1876 and 40 y FHrsOn Goth and ArCh);
2220-"4 S. Hobson G7th and Woodland
ave,); hot-watcr heat. Dutch hall -. 1900
newly renovated ,.,....,".',...,,.. ',' " 5000
7O10-23 Saybrook ave: $ rooms and
laundry; newly renovated. $4,000 and $1,000
field avc); rooms and laundry. 5000
corner; strictly modern ..,..,.,, Sl1. 800
T. N0HI 6ITH AND
l.. l.. 4NoSN BALTIMORE AVE.
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BOARDING
PENNsyLvANIA--su

II. BEnKs sT.--Tablo boardi meals a
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Enctories. Mnrehouscs. Manufacturing Floor.

l2s, 900 SO. TT, ., and l-story buildings.
concrete and brick construction; heated.
wired sprInkied; 1850 horsepower; large
filters sidings and dock: site 4 acres 5000
n river front: can finance; We handle fac
tories sites and warehouses exclusively from
an engineering mfg. and Indus; STANDPOINT
Factory Specialist and Production Engineer
0O9 Widrncr Bldg. Philadelphia
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MELROSE PARK
NORTH GLENSIDE
PENIIYN

cleo light; easy payments: guaranteed title
send for hOOkct, FerEus0n. Front & York.
PENLLYS
IDEAL GENTMEMAN'S COUNTRY HOME.
about = minutes ride to Penllyn Station
the improve mcnts consist of very attractive
home; FIRST floor living room. parlor, dining
room, pantry, servants dining room, kitchen;
EcCOrd floor 1 bedrooms, bathroom. dining
room; third floor, finished attic. trunk rooms
cedar closet; stable and garage for 2 cars;
l92, acres of ground: the property commands
n magnificent view OF the entire surrounding
country; price for immediate sale $l2, 900 {
I0S ,pdgcr Office.
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MOTORS-$20UP
SCHOBER, 34tb e Market

MAXWELL. touring 1920. like new. extras.
bargain to quick buver. NJ. S. Copeland.
"0+2 ~ BROAD ST.
MOLlNE-ENlGHT. ; pass; 3 good tires rN-
Cellent condition. terms, = POS. Led. on.
MOL1NE-KNIGHT chummy roadster 1917,
I'm grpnr COud l3I6 pDnlgr gt pODlar 3oII
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OLD GOLD
ROOMS FOR RENT

OLD GOLD anud silver bought William
Halnes, 1921 Filhcrt st.
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NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAY
AUDUBON
MAINE

WILL RENT to refined, small family du,
ing August and September. cheerful ca
; oage; tGr: clyde on St. Georges Bay ii
bath and toilet, living room. dining room an
kitchcn; large fireplace. porch. house screena
boating DoatinT; bathing fishing and clans and iS
aiiT'S, ~ immediate possession; rent rcasonab'
400. ""'''' HN'
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29
GATHER TO WELCOME JACK"
Federal Officials Disappoint Negroes
ssLiI Arthur Absent.

Chicago, July 25.-TWo thousand
negroes gathered at the depot today
to welcome Jack Johnson back to
Chicago after voluntary exile OF
eight years, a fugitive from justice ID
foreign lands, but Lii Arthur idol OF
the southside,, failed to appear.
Federal officials removed Johnson
from the train at Joliet and hurried
him to the Jail when they learned the
size of the welcoming throng there.
When the train reached Chicago
the waiting negroes stormed the gates
in an effort to see the ex-champion
heavyweight of the world. Police re-
serves from two stations were forced
to beat the crowd back with clubs
to clear a passage for Lucille Gamer
an Johnson, white wife of the former
pugilist who wore red hat,
a blue serge suit, and clasp
ing Mexican hairless. dog to
her bosom. Policemen loaded the
woman and her eight suit cases into
brace of taxicabs and assisted her
out of the crowd.
No effort was made today to obtain
bail for Johnson and prospects to-
night were that he would remain IN
the Joliet jail until arraigned in court.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29
NAVY HANGAR BURNS.
Spontaneous Combustion Believed to
Have Caused the Blaze.

Charleston, July 25.-With all its
contents Of naval stores a hangar at
the Navy Yard was destroyed by f1re
yesterday afternoon and last night,
A rough estimate placed the loss at
from 500, 00o to s125,000, while the
value of the material in it was not
known accurately.
The fire was reported at 2:5O
o'clock well under way and threaten
ing TO spread to nearby hangers. The
yard fire department, including hre
boats, responded to the alarm, and
after strenuous fight the flames
were under control at 4 O'Clock. They
were still burning shortly before mid
night and there was no expectation
of doing more than to guard against
their spread.
Spontaneous combustion was prob
ably the cause of the fire, according
TO a yard official. The material stored
in the hangar was of nature that
could well produce a fire from such
an origin. ...
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29
FLORENCE WOMAN RELEASED,
Will Leave For Atlanta Within Few
Days-Case to be Called in Oct.

Florence, July 24.-Mrs. Edna Bur-
CESS. the woman who shot and killed
her husband, Guy Burgess, here tues
day afternoon, was released from the
county Jail yesterday afternoon, pail
being granted her in the sum OF ST.
600. which was furnished by j. F.
Stackley and D. M. McEachern OF this
city. Several of her relatives from
Atlanta have been with her since
Thursday morning and she Will leave
Florence the first Of next week Tor
Atlanta where she will spend some
time. cour. not convening here until
October at which time her case Will
likely be tried. -,
hair or wore his tie' were the nrst
words of Mrs. Burgess when she went
to the morgue to view, for the last
time. the remains of her late nus
band
With these comments she proceed
ed TO rearrange his hair and tie al
most as casually as if he had been llV-
ing and no such tragedy had been en-
acted.
cts a shame, Guy, that you are
living there that way, but you didn't
do right" she commented in conclud-
ing her service to him. -,
Mrs. Burgess went from the county
iaiI 70 the undertaking parlor to view
the body before it should be taken to
Atchison, Kan, for burial. 1t was re-
nosing then in an open casket and box
for shipment. She broke down upon
returning to the county jail and for
some time was unable to control ner
oriof
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AVRPLANE KILLS PASSENGER.
Pilot Unable to Wrench Control STICK
From Man Asleep or Frightened.

Asheville, N. c., July 25.-One man
was killed and another seriouly in
iured today when an airplane owned
by a local automobile dealer crashed
to the ground near here just as the
plane was leaving the landing he!d:
The machine fell distance OF 29o
feet, instantly killing Everett trady'
q local plumber, the passenger IN the
machine, and breaking both legs ana
one arm of the pilot, Lieut.. Theodore
Whit. 1t is supposed that Fradys
who was sitting in the front seat OF
the machine, either tainted and Tell
against the control lever or else grao-
he'd it when he became frightened as
the machine banked. The pilot stat-
ed that the passenger froze to the
control stick and that efforts to MAKE
him release it were of no avail. II IS
expected that Lieut.. Whit will re-
cover as he suffered no Internal IN
juries.
The plane had been in operatlo11
here eight days during which 1t hao
carried some so passengers. fhe &C.
cident is the first of it's Kind to occur
in this section of the state.
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MOUNTAINS OF THE SEA.
Bottom of the Ocean is Hills and
HOllOWS.

At the captains table on an Allan
tic liner a young woman idly inquir-
ed how far the ship was from the
nearest land. Several passengers have
said offhand, about eight hundred
miles" But the captain turned the
questloner over to a quiet gentleman
who looked at his watch and at a
chart and amazed his hearers by an
swering Just about seventy yards.''
THE land l speak of is just thirty
six fathoms beneath this ship" con-
tinued the expert oceanographer. 1T
is the summit of the Laura Ethel
mountain, which is 10000 feet above
the lowest level of the Atlantic ba-
sin. If it were some two hundred
feet higher or the sea were two hun
dred feet lower you would call it
an island"
In effect, the Atlantic is a huge
continent boasting a superficial area
of 25,000,000 square miles. 1t is
5000 miles long and 1900 miles
broad The depth of the water that
covers it is by no means so consider
able as people used TO imagine. Oc-
eanography as science may be said
to date only from about 1850, but
thanks chiefly to the labors Of the ca
BILE laying and cable repairing slips
our knowledge of the conlguration
of the bed of the ocean grows greater
every year. .......
The Laura Ethel mountain, dis
covered in 1878, is the uppermost
peak of one of the most celebrated
submarine elevations in the Allan
tic. Mount Chaucer, at the eastward
of it, was revealed to oceanographers
in 1850. Sainthill, which is west
ward of both, has the honor to be the
first mountain discovered in the At
lantfc. 1t became known in 1892.
Prior to the laying of the first At
lantic cable Lieutenant Maury, Unit
ed States navy, made it known that a
wide plateau exists beneath the oc-
can, running from Iceland to New
foundland. 1t seemed so admirably
suited to the purpose of cable laying
that he modestly called it Telegraph
ic plateau, but in most charts 1t bears
the discoverer's name.
The location of t'Davy Jones Lock-
er" might be said to have been estab
lished with the discovery of Sainthlll.
It has been estimated that at the
back of this eminence the relics or
not fewer than seven thousand
wrecks lie scattered. Or one might
ascribe that gruesome distinction to
the Faraday Hills, discovered in
1883, and lying between Mount Chau-
Ger and Laura Ethel mountain. These
hills are noted among oceaographecs
for the amount of wreckage which
they are the monument.
There are cavernous depths, of
course, in the Atlantic, as we'll as
majestic heights Four miles and
half may be taken to be the greatest
The average is probably about two
miles. Heights and depths alike are
merely hidden land, which may some
day be exposed by the mighty work
ings of nature.
Meantime comparatively few
changes occur. Beneath the ocean
there are no frosts, no lightnlngs, no
glaciers, no meteorological agents at
work. If it were not for the eddles
and the destruction and accumula-
tion of animal life, these Atlantic
hills and wales might rest as 1mmu-
table as the peaks and craters OF the
moon, where there is no atmosphere
tn cause decay -.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29

Large supply of cotton picking
sheets just received. G.. o. Sim
mons, Bamberg, S. G.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29
COUNTY CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

Pursuant to order of the county
executive committee, the following
schedule has been arranged for the
county campaign meetings:
Ehrhardt-August 3rd.
Olar-August 10th.
Denmark-August 18th.
Bamberg-August oath.
The presidents of the several clubs,
at these places, are expected to pre-
side at these meetings and are re-
quested to arrange for the meetings.
Ten o'clock a. m. is the customary
hour for commencing the meetings.
The last day of enrolment of vot-
ers is July 9th, which is the last
Tuesday of July. All Democrats who
expect to vote must, under the rules,
enroll. Enrolment is required every
election year. Don't fail to enroll.
Under the rules the voter is required
to enroll in the club nearest his place
of residence, calculated by the near
est practicable route, and can vote on
ly at, the voting place Of such club.
All Democrats are earnestly re-
uuested to enroll without delay and,
are earnestly requested to attend the
campaign meetings.
-. J. F. CARTER,
July IL, 1920. County Chairman.
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Just received, shipment of tobacco
sheets. H. C.FOLK co.
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS
OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Pursuant to a commission issued
to the undersigned, the books Of sub
scription to the capital stock of the
BAMBERG TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
COMPANY will be opened at the Office
Of the Farmers Gin Company on Fri
day. July goth, 1920, and will re-
main open until said capital stock
shall have been subscribed; said pro-
posed corporation to have a capital
stock of S25, ,O00.00, divided into 250
shares of the par value of $4,000
each.
JONES A. WILLIAMS,
MAY B. WILLIAMS,
Board of COrDOratOrS
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29
EiabituaI Constipation Cured
in Ia to III Days

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA to II days
to induce regular action It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
per bottle.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29

Did you ever stop and think what
it meant to be satisfied? We'll, that
is the way you will feel if you buy
your
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-29

Large supply of cotton picking
sheets just received. G.. 0. Sim
mons, Bamberg, S. &.