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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-06
NARTINsBuRG HIS
BRIGHT PROSPECT
Fiys OF Last Years Eleven
Are Back.

The first practice for the High
School squad has been called for
Wednesday evening. Coach Rudd
viii again have charge of the team,
and John Bittinge~, halfback on the
1919 squad will be his assistant.
Only members Of last years
Varsity will return this year. They
are Capt. Micaels, FB.: Daiuto,
HB.; Potts, HB.; Walters, Guard.
and Sullivan, End Members OF
last years scrubs and new material
consist of r or, sohnl, W. Mich
ael, Viewer. he I'd, Woiford, Kiimer.
Myers and Mcdonald, besides the
freshmen.
Due to the fact that only two
men remain on the line Coaches
Rudd and Bittniger will have to de
vote the greater part of their time
to this department
1t is thought by many that Capt.
Michael will have complete charge
Of the sackfeld. which will have
three Of last years men to start the
seascn with.
G. hIichnels ability as Full
Baci Is Known throughout football
circles oil over this section, He
was the handspring Of the squad
last year until he was injured He
ia a typical high school back, and is
master of both open and closed
plays He can plunge, drop-kick,
throw passes and is always down
the field after a PASS II he is not
the tosser. Although he has never
attempted end runs. his speed and
ability to pick openings should
make him valuable man to use in
this department. He will be the
main cog in the wheel this year, If
his injured knee does not go bad,
aud is a good field captain He is
s #. 10 10 inches and weighs $50
pounds.
Dan Daiuto shifted from center to
halfback last year is 4 man to be
feared by any defense. He Is the
fastest man the High School has
ever produced wonderful line
bucker and should make an end
runner Of ability. He is also a good
man on the defense and is expected
to he the next to best PLAYER on the
squad. He is rot only the fastest
hut also the ~Hgest nan Or the
team. He is It. II inches tall and
weighs rs.
Potts, the other member Of last
years back field, is less experience
ed than the other two and a little
lighter, but Is wonderful passer,
for he can nick his man and sling
the ball with such speed and accur-
acy that the High School last year
made this their main way of attack
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-06
BEING REPAlNTED

The Citizens National Bank build
ing interior is being reprinted and
retouched in the same colors that
predominated in the old decora-
tions, giving a much frightened eff
feet.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-06

staylor. e ......2 0 0 4 8 2
Hepting, ......4 0 l l 7 0
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-06

Totals -. SO I 7 81 Is 8
Hagerstown e.. 1000 010 600 Oh
Chambersburg ..o10 600 600 00--1
Earned -Hagerstown. /. Two
base hit-Diehl Bases on balls
off Hepting. s. off Bachman, /.
Struck out-By Hepting. 3; by
Bachman :. Left on bases-Cham-
hersburg. s: Hagerstown, 6 First
base on errors-Chamhersburg S.
Double plays-Fuhrey and Satter-
lee: Dunn, Layne and Williams.
Stolen Williams. Sacrifice
Williams (2), Murray Fuhrey,
Ritter. Umpires-Marks and White.
rr3r,o . -
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-06

Mr.. George e. Hammann aud
son. Robert, of Torrington. CT.
spent the weekend and holiday
with their sisters, the Misses Ham.
mann. West Martin street.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04

ness, ably assisted Dy MeSsrS. water
Davis, Douglas Hornsby, Oliver Da-
Wis and Willie Mayer. Mr.. j. B. Har-
mon represents the concern as auto
mobile salesman. Messrs. j. 3. Shack
leford and Forest Lominack, assisted
by Miss Nellie Adams and Henry
Lominick, take care of the office and
accessory store and tire business.
Mr.. Ellison Adams is in charge Of the
battery sales and repair station. Mr..
Thomas Hayes presides in the parts
stock room and sees that a sufficient
number of the needed parts are al
ways available for the owners of
Studebaker cars. Mr.. Chalmers Brown
is in charge of the washing, greasing,
storage and miscellaneous wants in
general of the patrons of the con-
Germ. Ben Allen has long shown his
skill in this department as car wash
er, painter and general utility man.
The building was erected by the
Newberry Lumber company under
the direct supervision of Mr.. j. f..
Summer and Mr.. Mex. Hutchinson;
with Mr.. T. L. Drake as superintend-
ent in charge of the work. This
building is one of the largest rein
forced concrete buildings in the state
and is en- enduring testimony to the
efficiency and skill of the builders.
The Newberry Lumber company has
been in business here since 1918, hav-
irg succeeded the firm of C. c. Davis
and company, and having erected the
largest buildings that have been built
here since that time.
The building was designed by Mr..
J. E. Summer.
The Newberry Electric company
is making electrical installation and is
putting in the vacuum cleaning sys-
tenn, which is the Arco Wand manu-
factured by the American Radiator
company.
Mr.. A. F.. Bush, plumbing and heat
ing contractor, is installing the heat
ing plant and all plumbing. Mr.. Bush
has been located in Newberry for two
wears and during that time has made
quite a number Of large installations
of plumbing and heating contracts,
in fact, has handled practically all of
such, jobs of any size since he has
been here, and has made an enviable
reputation by his ability in this line.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04

of customers cars, the battery sales
and repair station, the vulcanizing
and tire repair shop, and service man.
! ayers office, together with ample
space for making minor repairs and
adjustments to cars. In the rear Of
this room. are located the wash racks
fitted for washing, oiling and greasing
cars. There are two doors opening
in the rear end on Friend street,
| which in connection with the doors
| on the Holman street side materially
! increase the freedom of movement aof
cars in and out of the building.
II this room modern Otis electric
driven special garage elevator with
p #. car and ample power is prop
erly placed to carry all cars or ma
terisl to the second floor where Will
be located the main repair shop,
paint ard trim shop, parts stock room,
and storage room for stock Of new or
; used cars cn hand.
The repair shop will be equipped
throughout with Lcuden overhead
carrier track system and all possible
labor ard time saving devices and
machines. The most noticeable fist
impression o. this shop IS the abu-l-
! dance Of light and ventilation afford
ed by the Truscon steel and glass
walls, this being especially striking
on account of the contrast with the
; ordinary repair shop.
+ On the second floor is located the
dressing room for the men of the or
ganization, equipped with lockers,
shower baths, laboratories and toilets.
Mr.. Mower has been in the automo-
bile business in Nawberry since 1911.
After several years experience, he de-
cided it best to devote all of his
time ard the resources of his organi-
zation to the handling and servicing
of one line of cars only, being taught
by experience that in this way alone
could the best service be rendered to
the customers of the concern and real
izing that the quality Of such service
was the controlling factor in the sue
cess and growth of any business.
He has been distributor for Stu
debaker automobiles since 1913 and
in addition to the retail sales in New
berry county, distributes these. cars
in the counties of Saluda, Laurens,
Greenwood, Abbeville and McCor-
mick in South Carolina. This new
building, coupled with the organlza-'
ton which will soon be housed there
in, is a guarantee to the owners OF
cars sold by Mr.. Mower. not only in
Newberry, but throughout his terri
tory that they will receive the great
est possible service from their cars
with the least delay and annoyance
occasiored by such repairs as are nee
essary to keep any kind of car in the
best running shape and that they can
get such repairs rs will be needed at
the lowest possible cost.
Mr.. Mower is peculiarly fortunate
in the fact that the most of the men
who are associated with him to form
the organization have been with him
continuously from the beginning, and
il is to them that Il great part IS due
for the success Of the concern.
Mr.. John Nance is in charge of the
service and repair end Of the bnsl-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04
WILL SOON OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
EVERY DETAIL CAREFULLY
WORKED OUT.
Stretches From Street to Street
Aple Room and Plenty for Park
ing Cars for Customers.

A building that is credit to any
town is the handsome and commodl'
Gus garage that is about completed
in east Main street for the large aac
growing automobile business of Nc,
Hardy Mower. He hopes to get every
thing installed in q Few days and then
| he will be in fine shape to take care OF
his, repair business and also to store
the cars which he is selling. There j:
not more complete building in the
state for the purpose for which 1t was
erected than this building.
1t has cost some money &c build II
especially in these times, bat wheH
it is finished he will be ebic to serve
his trade in way that will be q
pleasure to him and delight to the
trade. 1t is commodius and complete
in every detail. When it is opened il
will be worth your while to so around
and look through it.
The picture Of the new sales and
service station nov nearing compile
ton which is being erected by nc
Hardy Mower to give The proper
housing and equipment for his auto
mobile sales and service business
gives only faint idea of what the
building really is. This building IS SO
near complete that Mr.. Mower ex-
poets to be able to move into it with
in about two weeks.
The building is ideally located At
the head of east end of the business
section of Main street, the chief ar
terv of automobile traffic local, coun-
ty and state, at the corner of Holman
street, on lot having total front
age on Main street Of about 2l5 feet,
all of this lot extending through the
block along Holman street about ZoO
feet to Friend street, except IS feet
! of the lower end which only extends
back 100 feet. AS the present struc-
| ture is only 75x19o feet there is
available ample space for the use OF
the patrons of the concern for park
ing their cars off of the streets IN a
safe place; and also room for the fu'
ture enlargement of the building to
take care of the growth of business
! Also located on this lot will be a
'Drive In gasoline and oil station
equipped for the efficient and rapid
dispensing of these items to the mo,
toring public.
j The building is Of the modern de-
sign which adapts it III every way tc
best serve the business it is to house
It is two stories 1890 feet of ware
house type reinforced concrete con
struction, finished on the three
street sides with light grey pressed
brick with all window sills, decora
tons, inserts, and massive top cop
| ING of indiana limestone, and is 2;
near freproof as possible; every e.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04
Complete In All It's Departments
Is the Garage of McHardy Mouer

fort having been used to select, even
for the interior, only such materials
as would not burn. The frontage of
the lower floor on Main street and
that part of Holman street which, is
devoted to the display rooms is en-
closed with plate glass. The rest of
the walls, both Of the first and Sec
ond floors, are almost entirely OF
glass fitted in Truscon steel sash-af-
fording the maximum of light and
ventilation.
The heat will be supplied by the
Warren Webster system of steam
heating, the most. efficient type
known, located in the cellar. where
are also placed a hot water boiler of
ample capacity to furnish an abnnd-
ance of hot water, not only for the
shower and laboratories, but also FOR
use at the wash racks to take the chill
off cf the water SO that cars may be
! washed at ary time without injury to
their frish.
A powerful vacuum cieaning cath5
is also Installed IN the cellar Wl>n
oroper outlets provided foH use n
cleaning the building. itself and tor
clearing cars ard their upholstery.
The electric wiring fer the motors
which run The machinery and cor the
lights IS all Of the most modern type
conduits being imbedded in the con-
crete as the building was erected and
IS 50 arranged as to give the maximum
Of efficient Lighting adapted to TIE
uses to which the different parts OF
the building will be devoted.
The automobile show and sales
room is located on the corner OF Main
and Holman streets 40 feet on Nam
and running back so feet on Holman.
The rest of the Main street frontage
is devoted to the display and sales
room for tires, accessories and such
kindred items as are useful to the
n,otorist. In this room, which is 35x50
feet, the general Offices are located.
Opening off of this room is the en-
trance to the ladies's rooms, one
story annex to the main building
which provides for the women patrons
of the concern place, which they
will naturally feel is their own and
nreyent them from ever feeling out
Of place, as is so often the case in the
ordinary garage, while waiting Tor
theirs cars or their folks to complete
their business in town. This wonan's S
hnildine will consist of two rooms
with portico in front and Will oe
equipped with many convenlences Tor
the comfort and benefit of the LADIES'
One item deserving mention IS the
telepbona located in this annex es-
neciallv for their use This telephone
is ore of the number being distrlbut-
ed throughout the building IN each
of the different departments connect
mo with each other and with the out
side telephone lines through the phi
vate branch exchange which Will pc
installed in the office.
The rest of the first floor is deVot-
ed to the service and garage end OF
the business. On the Holman street
side are two entrances through which
customers can drive into this part of
the building, room 't3Xl40 teet,
where space is provided for storage
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04
Newbcrry Gets Game

Ine SCaCe
Newberry, Feb. 1.-The Newberry
college quintet had little trouble IN
defeating Rollins college of Florida
tonight by a score of 35 to IL. The
speed of the Indians was too. much
for the Floridians to overcome. Shea
w and Thomas starred for the locals
while Fletcher featured for the WIS.,
itors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04
CHAPTER Meeting

The Dickert-Schumpert chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy, Will
meet Saturday, February 5th, with
Olive Burns. Everybody please bring
dues.
Abbie Gaillard, pres.
BOYD Wheeler. secty.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20

PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTING OF
STEPS-Sealed proposals viii be received
by the Board of Public Education. in
Wilmington, Del. for the erection OF
steps at School No. 23. bids TO be for
both wooden and cement construction
All proposals must be deposited on the
desk of the president Of the board be-
fore O'Clock p. m. September, 26l92
and must be marked Proposals for the
Erecting OF Steps. The right TO reject
any or all proposals is reserved. NJ
Howard Jester secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20

FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Public Education in Whining
ton. Del, for supplying one one-ton
truck. express body, screens and curtains
and one hve-passenger touring car both
vehicles TO be lettered Board of Public
Education" All proposals must be de-
posted on the desk of the president of
the board before s O'Clock p. m. Sep
Proposals for Motor Vehicles" The
right 70 reject any or all proposals is
reserved M Howard Jester secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20
PROPOSALS FOR PORTABLE BUILD

PROPOSALS FOR PORTABLE BUILD
INGS-Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Public Education in
Wilmington. Del. for two portable one
@ I'd Stelit,ts ,,nS on az -, ,sh
the secretary. room SOL. City Building.
All proposals must be deposited on the
desk of the president of the board be-
and must be marked Proposals for
Portable Buildings" The right 70 re-
iect any or all proposals is reserved. NJ
Howard Jester, secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20
NOTICES
ercantile Agency. p. o. Box No. $50.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Personal
ANY PERSON
Possessing women's or children's
garments of the period of 1S46,
pictures. prints or data relative to
the city Of Wilmington at that time.
are requested TO write Box h l3,
Every Evening Once. not later
than September "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20
Wanted--ReaI Estate

HOUSE-Modern, about nine rooms. de-
tached or semi-detached. between Ninth
street and Brandywine, Franklin and
WawaSet. Possession arranged to suit
present owner No agents Address s &c.
Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20
Legal Notices

PROPOSALS + o r SIDEWALK
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Education in Whining
ton. Del. for laying q 5-foot wide side
walk on the east side of Washington
street. between Twentieth and Twenty
FIRST streets. Bids 20 be for concrete and
brick In sand. All proposals must be
deposited on the desk OF the president
of the board before o'clock D. m.
September &c, 1921. and must be mark
ed Proposals for Sidewalk The right
to reject any or all proposals is reserved.
NJ Howard Jester. secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20

PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPMENT FOR
PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT. Sealed
proposals will be received by the Board of
Public Education in Wilmington for sup
plying equipment necessary for ply
steal examinations aud measurements as
per schedule on Gle with the secretary
of the board, room 361 City Building
All proposals must be deposited on the
desk OF the president of the board be-
fore o'clock D. m, September 26, 1921
and must be marked Proposals for
Equipment for Physical Department "
The right to reject any or all proposals
is reserved. NJ. Howard Jester. secretary.
PROPOSALS r o X GYMNASIUM
ENT-Sealcd proposals viii he
received by the Board of Public Educa.
tion in Wilmington for the following gym.
nasium equipment. Six basket balls 2
Volley balls. medicine balls. l i2-lb
l S-lb. mats for gymnasium, 8 IT.
10 in. IT. y dOz. indoor baseball mats
An proposals must be deposited on the
desk OF the president of the board be
fore O'Clock p. m. September 26, 1927
and must be marked Proposals for
Gymnasium Equipment The right tC
reject any or all proposals is reserved
Nj. Howard Jester, secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC LAMPS
Sealed proposals win be received by the
Board OF Public Education in Wilmington
for the supplying TO the public school
buildings of Wilmington for the period
of one year National Mazda lamps or
their equal All proposals must be de-
posted on the desk of the president of
the board before o'clock o. m, Sep
tember 26. 1921, and must be marked.
Proposals for Electric Lamps The
light TO reject any or all proposals is
reserved Nj Howard Jester. secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20
AUCTlONS--lEGALS
Auction .SalsS

AUCTION SA4-E-S-Of every descz ip-
ton Anywhere IL you want to sell
see Hamilton, the Square Deal
Auctioneer and Farm Agent 7QS
Madison St Phone 734S w.
PUBLIC SALE-Thursday. September
%, at 2 .. m; rugs. carpets, bed, dining
and hvingroom furniture. dishes, cOoK
stove and wardrobe. George z. Lang
Co. 1905 Orange str set.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-20
Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE We
have several real bargains. Mortgages
secured. Mortgages sold 903 Shipley
street. Prone SAG.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-30

Jones County, 10 spend Xmas with
relatives. Mr.. Ballard Is looking AZ
ter his place while he Is away
Mr.. Dee Moore and family spent
Saturday night with Mrs. Moore's
mother. Mrs. NJ. l.. Williams.
Leona Sumner Is home from Can
yon 70 spend the holidays
Mr.. Frank Collins and family from
Lynn County passed through the com
munity Saturday enroute 70 Lubbock
TO take Christmas dinner with his
parents.
Mr.. o. W. Sumner and family from
near Tahoka, we're at the Store Mon
day. They were enroute 10 Plain
view, 70 spend few days with their
friends
Several o. the young people IN the
community attended the all-day sing
ing nj Lake View, on Christmas day,
reporting a jolly time.
Mrs. Bess Lambert visited c. l..
Reiger and wife for n few days the
latter part ~ the week
Mr. K. r. Dopson and daughter,
Ora Lee. returned home from Lub-
book Thursday after attending the
institute there for few days
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Robert Lee Cock and Miss Della
Easter, December ~.
Clarence 4. warder and Miss Min
ME Williams, December ~.
James w. Teal and Miss Augusta
w. Schroeder, December 20.
Melba N. Thompson and Miss Leila
Mae Boyd, December 20.
T. b. Graves and Miss Una Nc
Gallon, December 20.
J.B. Graves and Miss Hester Lewis
December %.
Tom ID. Robins, Of Austin, and Miss
Athea +. Fulton, December "a.
c. w. Waters and Miss Florence
Hester, December "a.
Lester A. Womack and Miss Ethel
Montgomery, December %.
William +. Conner and Miss Ida
Lee Joiner, December %.
Mr.. o. o. Crow and Miss Berths
Fields. December %.
Charles W. Bohannan and Miss Jos
sic Fox, December 22.
Andrew ID. Vaughn and Miss He's
ter Jones.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-30
SEVEN LEADING NEWS.
PAPERS OF TEXAS SUED

Seven Of the leading newspapers Of
Texas we're made defendants IN suits
II $4,000 each, or n total Of 1900
900, for alleged libel filed by Maj.
C.. c. Crcsson, Judge Advocate Cen
eral. Department Of the army.
These suits are based on story
claimed to have been printed by these
papers in August 1921, revolving a
report Of the Congressional commit.
tee, which Investigated the Bergdoll
and Hunt cases.
Major Cresson, who prosecuted
both Hunt and Bergdoll, charges the
story fails 10 correct ystatc the COM
mittec report and does him a grave
injustice. The newspaper companies
sued are. A. II Belo and Company,
publishers Of the Dallas News, Cal
weston News and Dallas Journal,
against which three suits were filed
the Workman Carter Publishing Com
pany, publishers Of ihe Fort Worth
Telegram; the Record Company,
publisher Of the Fort Worth Record
the Houston Printing C0mpany, pub
fishers Of the Houston Post, the
Chronicle Company, publisher OF The
Houston Chronicle
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-30
ITEMS or INTEREST
FROM SLIDE COMMUNITY

Everybody enjoyed the holidays
as we had such beautiful weather
There was no snow for Santa 20
come in his sleigh, SO he came
around in his jitney and made all the
people happy because Of the toys and
presents he left them.
Mr.. Ed Schroeder and family
moved to the chicken farm near Lub-
book the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. Andy Moore and family are
moving to Ropes this week.
Little J. W. Smith from Slaton, Is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. J. 4.
Hubbard and wife.
Mr.. J. t. Tucker moved 10 Luh.
book last Thursday. Sc he could put
his children In school.
Mr.. Robert Ellison and family and
his brother and Bart Moore and wife
were in the community Monday.
Several in the community attend.
ed the Christmas tree ut Woodrow
Saturday night
Mr.. U. y. Core'ard and family
left the latter part u the week for