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callaeher.Pinker,on.

Misr Nellie P.nkerton and Dennis
r Gallagher. both OF this city. were
married lbst evening at o'clock ir
~. James Catholic Church. HtverhiH.
Na~s,, hy Father Markon. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. ". Brown acted as best man
aud maid of honor. A wedding supper
Nus served az Mr. and Mrs. Browns
tuma after tho ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs, Gtllaghcr will reside In Haver-
hill
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ceived by the state Board Of Trustees
of the Delaware state Hospital at Farm
hurst. for structural changes. alterations
and additions for removal OF fire hazards
IN the Main Building. annex and Black
cottage. of the Delaware state Hospital
Farnhurst, Delaware Bidders may OBJ
tain specifications and plans from Robert
7. scnoeniJahn. consulting engineer. sOS
Delaware Deposit required Proposals
must be addressed 10 the Board OF
Trustees, care of the engineer, at the
above address. accompanied by certified
check. Bids viii be received until u m.
Friday. December 10. 1921 By order OF
the state Board of Trustees. Charles Q.
kurtz. president
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WEDDINGS.
Lam horn. Richardson.

A quiet but pretty wedding took place
yesterday IN 81. Patrick's Catholic
church at Kennctt Square. Pa. when
Mlss Mabel X. Richardson Of Tough
kunnmon, Pa. became tha bride Of
John -. iamborn OF Norklyn The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Dover Of kenn q square. Miss
Mary lamhnrn of Wilmington was
bridesmaid and John Durus OF IIoc,Ses-
sln was best man. The wedding march
wac played by the groom's mother.
Mr. Vincent Lamborn After short
wedding trip to Atlantic City the
younr couple will reside In Toughken-
YfYUp
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AUCTION SALES

SAM UEL T. FREEMAN & co.
AuctiOneers
15IG-21 CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia
EXECUTORS
PUBLIC SALE
Elegant Furniture and FURNISHINGS
Oriental Rugs oil Paintings
Statuary Sterling Silver
The Furnishings OF
The Residences OF
the Late George X. Grocer
Upland. Delaware County. Pa. and
2O37 Delaney Street, Philadelphia
To be Sold at the Caller les OF
Samuel /. Freeman & Co.
l5le-2l Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA.
Monday, December 5. 1921. and Following
Days at p. N.
Catalogues Mailed Upon Request
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Legal Notices

ESTATE or JAMES J. CARNEY, DE-
CEASED. Notice Is hereby given that
letters OF administration upon the estate
or James J, Carney, late OF Wilmington
hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto Ellen T.. Carney. on the fourteenth
day Of November. A. D.. 1921. and all
persons indebted 70 raid deceased are
requested 20 make payments 20 tho
Administrative without delay. and ali
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 70 exhibit and present
the same duly probated TO the said
tenth day Of November A. ID. 1877.
or abide by tho Law in this behalf Ellen
r. Carney. administratrik. Address
Henry X. Isaacs. attorney -at-lsr. In
ware
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PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL AND
DISPOSAL. OF GARAGE

Sealed proposals. addressed Proposals
for the Removal and Disposal Of Carriage
will be received by Council OF the City OF
Chester until o'clock D. m, December
I3, 1921. in accordance with the specif1ca-
tions adopted by Council
The period 10 be bid upon Is for the
removal and disposal OF garbage for a
period or one, three and five years time
OF beginning. January /, 1922. and time
OF ending, January /. l92 3, January ]
1925. and January /, 1927, respectively.
Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
Proposals shall be deposited with the
City Clerk
copy Of this advertisements shall be
attached 20 the bids
CHARkES G. WORRILOW,
superintendent Of Streets and Public
improvements
Attest-BENJANfIN NEWSOME,
CITY Clerk
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Real Estate
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Prominent Corner-Delaware Avenue
Best location for transient or permanent
rooming house. 16 guest rooms and six 9TH
er rooms on first floor; rent reasonable.
Dwelling house on Delaware avenue
rooms and bath. gas and electric: ali con-
yeniences. 500 r1- month.
See
II. L. REARlCK
or
X. 7. FLETCHER
9le Orange Street.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

Business Services offered "a
BUCHEK-Signs OF every description at
1l3 Shipley street. Phone 1925 W
DOLL HOsPjTAL-AH parts mail orders
soncited. sls Orange street. Phone
GRADY S-Biliiard supplies, tables
bought. sold and repaired. Estimates
furnished. ;. W. Corner Eighth and
Orange streets
HARTING sIGN Co.-Signs and show
csIds. Phone 2Oly w.
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ESTATE OF JAMES T. WEBSTER.
DECEASED--N Is hereby given
that letters testamentsry upon the estate
o1 James r. Webster. late Of A pyoqnini-
mink hundred. deceased, were duly grant
cd unto Anna Elizabeth Blackburn. on
the t~enty-tbird day Of NOysrnb Der. A.
ID. 1921. and all persons indebted % the
said deceased are requested 70 make
payment to the e2ecutriz without delay
and all persons having demand 3 against
the deceased are required 70 exhibit and
present the same duly prObated 20 the
said esecutrlx on or before the twenty
third day Of November, A. D 1922. or
abide by the law in this behalf Anna
Elizabeth Blackburn. executrix Ad-
dress James W. Lattomus atsorney-at-
law. Ford Building Wilmington Del.
EXECUTORS SALE.
The executor OF Amelia r. seeds, de-
ceased. will sell az public sale on Thurs
day. December J 1921. at II O'Clock a.
m At the County Court House IN the city
Of Wilmington. Delaware. the two dwell
Ing houses known as I7OS and 1910 Brooms
street, Wilmington. Delaware
Ten per cent Of the purchase price VII
be required AZ the time the property is
struck of. These properties are two of
the most desirable residences In the city
OF Wilmington
For further terms apply TO James r..
Hughes. Jr., attorney
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ROOMS AND BOARD

WANTED TO BUY-~OId gold and silver
MIlIard =. DaYis. Oil East SECOND 81
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MERCHANDISE
Wanted--To Buy

MIRROR -Four by six feet, with or with.
out frame. American Woolen Mills Co
Snd Market
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DWELLING--ps Part Of house. I70I West
street DR. Miliikin. Eighth and du
PoDt streets
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

BATTERIES RECHARGED, 5Oc-Ford
generators repaired while you wait
HARTFORD BATTERY. Sales and Ser
vice. 2ll French street. Phone S203.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS TUN-
ED--Repaired and rebuilt; estimates
free. When requested. will he personally
done by A. G. Wuntz, Gewehr Piano Co.
StonwSy representatives, 2I0 West
Ninth street. Phone T64O.
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WOMAN FOR COOKING the coun.
try; one in family. Address ~ s. Every
Evening Office
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Houses For Rent

DELAWARE AVE, 6i7--Idcs location for
doctor or dentist. III rooms, scnni-de-
400 w. Sixth 81. Phone 35s5-W. or "a
your broker.
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Suburban For Rent

BELLEFONTE. DEL-B Bungalow for sale
or rent. rooms. bath, reasonable. Ap-
ply. Dean. Marion and Euclid avenues
Beilefonte Del
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Femnle

rs to 60 years OF age
splendid opportunity To make money
permanent position to those who qualify.
Call 7O4 Industrial Trust Bldg, Tenth
and Shipley streets, $50 a. m. TO 5.3O
N, IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

MONROE STREET. Io20-Room and
board or meals by. the week for ladies
or gentlemen; good home cooking
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01
Rooms With Board

ADAMS STREET 500 Room and board
Tor two gentlemen or man and wife
also. table boarders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01
Ofhces and Desk Room

Lore avenue house
rooms. large lawn; finest location. "a
acre garden. Charles r. Weldln. i4s X
Holly Oak.
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HO USE Eight rooms. bath. 3 porches
washington Heights section. Immediate
possession. Phone $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

NUBONE CORsETIERRE--- Measure
ments taken, fittings guaranteed Mrs
Nettie Garman. 1890 King street Phone
y7Qo 1 " ~
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

BROWN LEATHER OXFORDS-Lo
heels. like, new: size 5ia-A: reasonable
Phone 3l13 ]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

OLD GOLD AND sILyER--we will pa,
you the highest price. B Kleitz Il Bro
90. Sixth and Markell Airrnfs
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vELOCIPEDE WANTED-In good CON
dItion,. for child Of eight years Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

DOLL HOsPLTAE--Combin made up.
OLD West seventh and Tl2 Walnut.
Phone pQSG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

DELAWARE .AyENU UE, I3-Attractively
furnished rooms with table board. ali
conveniences. rates reasonable; congenial
people and good table: delightful Ioca-
tion. Mrs. Edgar Clark. Phone 2G7p X.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

GIRLS BICYCLE Full size. almost new
Apply after y. m, 10l4 Wawasot
avenue.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18

but l could not for did not know
how. l thank God that He has taught
me how.
"'The high sheriff gave me a good
talk about praying. They have al!
been so kind to me till I don't know
how to Start thanking them. I will
thank the I-crd and he Will bless
them. Where will ! find so kind
white people? The second day Of thi.;
month was my birthday. l was tweE-
ty-three I received a dinner from
Mrs. Becknell, and oh, how I enjoy
it. I want to say how kind the new
jailor. the deputy sheriff and the shcr-
if are. am talking about Mr.. Al
versions, Mr. Miller and Mr. Beckrell.
When any Christian folks come to the
Jail they are brought to see me-.
Iittlejohn was taken to Columbia
Tuesday by Sheriff Miller. He wrote
the letter above addressed to The Her
aid with the request that it be pub
lished.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
\ Ph;'anthrG::i>t,
liShed.
Greenwood Index Journal.

Green wood Index Journal.
The South does not grow big crop
of philanthropists. We know the big
reason, few get sufficiently far enough
ahead to have any money to give away
or to beuueath after death. But now
and then some man or woman makes
a most bold exhibition OF the will to
benefit humanity with what he has
accumulated.
An unusual case of this kind and
unUsua! in the terms Of the beluest is
that of the late w. l. Chapman, who
died ct Saluda some days ago. His
will has just been fled for probate in
Saluda county and reveals him as q
man Of marked philanthropic motives.
The executor is to dispose of his pro-
rerty in Saluda ard convert the pro-
ceeds into trust fund to aid, by
leans, worthy people in acquiring and
establishing homes. All farm lands
owned are to be divided into small
tracts and sold to deserving white
people on liberal terms. In the event
that any part Of the trust fund shall
remain uninvested for q period Of two
years. the same shall be used for the
Improvement of the roads Of the
county. The farm lands are to be sold
to white people oply and the rate OF
interest is not to exceed 6 per cent.
AS Mr.. Chapman never had mar
ried, there were no immediate men,
bers of his family to inherit his pro-
perty.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
REDUCTION OF COTTON
ACREAGE.
oooeooo Q @ Q . Q . Q q

The County Executive committee Of
the Newberry County Cotton associa.
ton at it's meeting on last Monday in
structed the president to urge the
township committees to make q
prompt and vigorous campaign i'm
mediately for pledges Of reduction oi
acreage. Blanks were furnished the
committees some time ago.
Following are the township COM
mittees, and they are hereby request
cd to proceed at once and deliver the
pledges to the secretary, Mr.. S. S.
Cunningham, at Newberry.
Township No. &c. j. Purcell
chairman; sWelch Wilbur, W. E. Wal
lace.
Township No. 2-W. C. Brown, Jr.
chairman. ]. d. Nance, H. NJ. Wick
er.
Township No. 3-T. W. Henderson
chairman; A. H. Alaybin, Ernest
Glymph, J. S. Thomas.
Township No. &C. NJ. Folk, chair
man; J. NJ. Suber, James Duncan.
Township No. 5-J. W. Epting'
chairman; ]. VIM. Folk. R. NJ. Werts.
Township No. 6-J. E. sern, chair
man; R E. Livingston, Henry Dor
roh. r..
Township No. w. H. Sanders,
chairman; j. Z. Fellers, ]. S. Domin-
ick. -
Township Ne. S-Geo. P. Boulware,
chairman, Jno A. Nichols, II. l..
Boulware.
Township No. Geo. D. Brown, Jr.,
chairman; ]. T. Hunter, Frank Har-
mon.
Township No. 10-J. N. Feagle,
chairman: S. NJ. Young, 7. J. Wilson.
Township No. 11-Hoiland Ruff,
chairman; Herbert Lominick. w. B.
Graham.
Township No. 12-John Huffman.
chairman; John Mayer, Magnus
Shealy.
Jos. L. Keitt,
i President.
S. S. Cunningham,
Secretary
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
COLUMBIA MAN KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK.
t. 4. Marlborough Was fleeing from
North Carolina Sheriff When the
Wreck Occurred-IIad 30
Gallons OF Liquor in
the Car.

Lincolnton, y. c., Feb. 1J.-In q
desperate effort to outrun and escape
Sheriff ]. l.. Abnernethy and deputies
of Lincoln county in hot pursuit T. A
Marlborough of Columbia, S. c., was
almost instantly killed when an auto
mobile in which he and a companion
named Alley, also of Columbia, were
speeding turned somersault near
here this morning.
Alley is in Jail here charged with
transporting liquor while Sheriff
Abernathy has in his possession 20
gallons of liquor found in the auto
mobile and what remains of the ma
chine itself
Marlborough and Allcy had passed
through Lincolnton. A farmer coming
into town behind them reported to
the sheriff that they Lad liquor in the
machine, as he had seen and smelled
it cozing from the car ahead of him.
Sheriff Abernethy and deputies start
ed in pursuit in the direction Of
Charlotte. The officers hy circuit
Gus route got ahead of The Columbia
men and parked their car across the
road. When the travellers approach
ed they turned into field. speeded
up and passed around the officers.
Back in the road, they struck speed
of 60 miles an hour, according to the
sheriff who followed, Tut they had
proceeded but a short distance when,
in view of the pursuing officers, the
car ahead turned complete somer-
sault. The officers approached and
found Marlborough dying. Alley was
cxtricated and taken to Jail. The
body of Marlborough will be taken to
Columbia. Alley claims, according to
the officers, that he was picked up
earlier in the day by va, borough and
that he did not know the liquor was
in the car.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
on BRINK OF ETERNITY
WRITES NEWSPAPER LETTER
Srartanburg Herald.

Srartanburg Herald.
Ivcv I.ittleiohn, colo":d, who steps
out into the great unknown net Fri
day via the electric chair. has indicted
. letter to The Herald Standing on
the brink of eternity. what would yo"
think about it? Here is what lvey
Littlejohn. convicted OF tie murder CT
J. c. Tolbert. a chainSang guard
writes The Herald.
Zone or two years ago | slnne'
nightly. | see my mistake now. II
comes to my mind to read the Bible
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
, 8 @ O. 8 @ o, @ g o @ 3 @ 3 o
. ABOUT ASBURY F. LEVER =

% @ g 9 q . q 3 8 q . . @ q % .
Dearbcn Independent.
! It takes nerve fer man to get up
before an audience, and tell the IN
pleasant truths about themselves and
their state. 1t is OILY now and then
that man has the quality of mental
makeup to &c. by with that sort of
thing.
South Carolina is proud of son
of that calibcr.
lie is Asbury Fra2cis Lever.
It would be a great thing for the
country if more states had such men,
because there are many unpleasant
facts that ought to be told
Mr.. Lever, who is now midway be-
between 40 and SO, has accomplished
more during his IS years than most
ipublic men do in lifetime. After
serving a hard apprenticeship as a
farm laborer and country school
teacher, he became member Of the
istate legislature. From thai posi-
ton he went to congress, at the age
Of 26, where he remained for lS
years, recently resigning to accept
an appointment by President Wilson
on the federal farm loan board. Dur
ing the last six years Of his service in
congress, NJ. Lever was chairman OF
the committee on agriculture. he IS
said to have the distinction of being
the author of more constructive and
far reaching agricultural legislation
than any man in congress.
But TO return to the unique repu-
ta.ion Of this man for telling the peo-
pie the drab and unvarnished truth
even though it hurts from skin to
vitalc-instead Of soft, soaping and
blarneying them with decrepit yarns
and rosy predictions, here is the way
he recently shot It to an audience IN
his neighborirg state Of North Caro-
lima:
''Do YOU men and women know
that the average negro waiter IL a
cheap lunch room makes five time:
as much a day as does the average
s,bocl Teacher of North Carolina?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
1O,0OO,0CO EGGS EN- ROUTE.
Shipment to Eastern Cities Include,
s,OOO,000 From China.

Vancouver, B. c., Feb. 1o.-More
than 100000 Puget Sound and
Chinese eggs have arrived here from
Seattle. Wash, for forwarding to Ne"
York. Philadelphia, Boston and other
Eastern points.
The Chinese eggs in the shipment
about 100000. are said to be con-
signed to confectioners and bakers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18

Some Wind.-A stranger in Ne"
Mexico became very much excited and
alarmed at the continual high Wind
which carried tons Of sand through:
the air during the day. He remarked
to an o.d resident that it seemed (" ht
an awful windstorm. The Old 'cs!-
dent replied:
'.Windstorm? This amt no wind
storm. Why. stranger, last week the
wind was blowing. You've seen ground
SQUIRRELS? Well, saw one of them
thirty feet in the air-digging a hole
in the sand.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
Something About the Dead Nan.

Something About the Dead Nan.
/ The State, 16tn.
News of the death of ''Tull' Var
borough was received in Columtis
yesterday morning, the first message
telling afterwards with word that ht
was dead. The kilograms did not give
any details, but a telephone message
received in Columbia yesterday from
the. sheriff of Lincoln county, J. l.
Abernethy,. told OF the officers pur-
suing the machine driven by Var.
borough ard Of the mishap.
I Sheriff Abernethy said that he
and Chief OF Police Farris OF Lincoln
ton and their driver, P. Y. Roof
chased the automobile for about 1:
miles, and that in crossing culvert
Marlborough lost control OF his ma
chine. The message said that A':ey
was not injured and that he had bee:
arrested and placed in the Lincc.!
county jai! on charge Of transport
ing. The officers were about 400 YARD;
behind .nen the accident occurred.
: It is understood Marlborough VA:
seen in Columbia Monday.
The accident occurred nea:' AieXla
n. c.. which is almost on the border
line between Castor aul Lincoln
counties.
According to Sheriff Abernethy
t Marlborough lived about 80 minutes
after the accident, medical aid beins
given.
Mr.. Marlborough had been E!:ng il
! Columbia intermittently for the p&st
three or four years. He was at one
time engaged in construction work al
Camp Jackson and just prior 70 leav'
ing the city was connected with g
cafe. He is survived by wife. two
! brothers. J. S. Marlborough Of Eclnn2'
bia and john Marlborough OF Perry
Fla, and two sisters. Mrs. Sallie Lake
ard Mrs. Mary Sheppard, both Of Nc
| Rae, Ga.
J. S. Marlborough left yesterday aft
ernoon for North Carolina to make
| funeral arrangements.
! The only Information received al
| the home of J. S. Marlborough here al
! sos 1-2 Main street was that "Tull
Marlborough died at 11:20 o'clock yes
terday morning as the result of ar
automobile accident. "Tull' larcor'
ough stayed with his brother while
in this city.
Alley, said to have been farbor
, ough's companion in the wrecked au
tomobile. could not be identified las
night as a resident of Columbia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
"Of your size and hue,
And was that the reason
The Gardener chose you?".

You arc indeed rich, for yoa have
attained, while in the early morn OF
YOUR life, that which others WORK and
strive for throughout loag yeas OF
life and suffering: heavenly home
with God, who chose to shield you
from the many trials of this world.
Your Daddy" is there, and we
choose to think that he knew you
were coming and was waiting to re-
ccive your lovely soul as it sped ca
gcrly out to its place Of refuge with
God.
You were one of His rare and
precious jewels and earth could afford
no setting quite suitable for you.
In His infinite wisdom and love He
doeth all things well, even though we
do not understand, and we can but
reiterate what Christ. said when He
died for us: "Thy will be DONE
H. C. w.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
S. S. Cunningham,
Secretary.
Alice Carlton Soozer.

. -
Friends and loved ones are sad
dened; a mother is crushed and
broken-hearted; and heaven is fai.sr
because Alice Carlton Booze- is
there. -,
Just FIVE and a half years sae lived
to make, glad many hearts and to
scatter sunshine into many lives; and
on Tuesday, February 10th, 1921, at
6:10 in the evening her spirit winged
its fight. As precious IS she was to
her mother and loved ones, she was
more precious, to the God VINO gave
her, and. He claimed her for His own
Was it,. dear Carlton, that he
needed one more rosebud
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18

666 quickly relieves cold.-Adv'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
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