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wANTED-TO BUY

WILL PI-hCHASE TO ROOM MODERN
house. with garage. in NV. section or nearby
suburbs. on monthly payment basis. with first
payment deferred for short period. Address
Box 1fs r. Star office.
WANTED-'T0 HUY HOUSE q OR MORE
rooms: in Georgetown: will consider old house
In good neehiorhood If price is right. Ad-
dress Fax 52-R. Star Office. 27'
FOR OWNERS ONLY-WE HAVE 4 NUM-
ber of clients waiting for houses Ii your
property il for sale and the price right. let US
have it. We get quick results. WILDMAN 4
Co, franklin Gf0s; 9th and II. -
wANTEH-A GROOM AND BATH HOUSE
WITH. stable for client who can make u sub
''A'.''' eisa ianS S'S@rns arnSS co. INC.
Main 49,. l04 18th NV.
6 OR ROOM HOUSE. VICINITY OF sth
and East Capitol sts. with garage room for
sirsse: must be modern and reasonably priced.
Address Box 2l3-R. Star office.
APARTMENT HOUSE IN NORTHWEST con
tanning two 10 five apartments. Address Box
e.aa,-H. Star office.
WILL GIVE TWO GOOD LOTS. CLEAR AND
some cash for improved property. Address
Rox 235-P. Star office.
WANTED-IN BIOOMINC:DAIE MODERN q
rooms and bath. brick house: hot-water heat: /:
electricity: price about $500. Address Box
SCR, Star office.
HAVE Sc. .O0O CASH FOR A HOUSE IN NV
section hot-wa,e heat; bath; garage and
St s-w. 2Gs
WANT TO BUY OR 10 ROOM HOUSE.
5000 first payment. 500 monthly. Phone Lin
coin sSs after pm. 3s
house west Of 11tl and north Of Fla. ave. NV.
THE JOSEPH sHAPIRO CO. 9l4 y. Y. ave.
FIR. e9is 2ss
Will MAKE SUBSTANTIAL CASH PAY
meut for 1O-room a mi. house in Washington
Heights: not over sie. 600; no agents. Address
Box 111-k. Star office. 21s
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WILLIAM A. LEE. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia Holding Probate Court.
In re the estate of Louis Gundling, de-
ceased. sed.-Admnisiration No. 26aa7.-wiliiam
A. Lee. executor of the Louis Gundling estate.
having reported sale Of premises 1857 3rd
street northwest. Washington, District of Co.
lunlbia. the same being lot % in W. A. Coul-
ter's subdivision Of lots in block H. lie Droit
Park as per plat recorded in the office Of
the surveyor for the District OF Columbia. in
1.iher County 7. at folio 81. said square being
known as 3oS7, the same being sold to l..
Neendez King. for the sum Of $3.50 Of
which 500 is to be paid in cash. balance to
ne paid in three years. with provisions for
yearly payments of $500 covering the first two
years. said deferred purchase money bearing
interest at the rate of per cent per annum
it is this eth day of February 1921. ordered
that the said sale be ratified and confirmed by
the court. unless cause to the contrary b-
shown before the 10th day Of March. 1921 pro-
vided copy Of this order be published in each
Of three successive issues Of the Washing q,
Law Reporter and The Evening Star nrNs
raDers prior to the expiration OF said period.
WILLIAM HIrZ. Justice. lSeai) true
copy. Test: THEODORE COGSWELL. Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. felo 1925
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ALFRED ID. SMITH. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
trict Of Columbia. Elizabeth Kane, plaintin,
vs.. Gladstone Kane. defendant.-NO. 3Slt;:3
Equity Docket.-The object OF this suit Is to
have the marriage between the parties hereto
annullef:. because of fraud pcrpetrated by the
defendant. Gladstone Kane. On motion Of the
plaintiff il is this 18Th day Of February 1921
ordered that the Defendant. Gladstone Kane.
cause his appearance to be entered herein on
before the fortirth day. exclusive Of Sunda W.
and legal holidays. occurring after the ,lay of
the first publication of this order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in ease of
default. Provided copy Of this order be puh-
lisied once a week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter and The Even
ing Star before said day. WILLIAM HTrZ
Justice tSeal) A true copy-Test: NOR.
GAN II. BEACH. Clerk. BY +. E. CUNNING;
HAM. Assistant Clerk. fr19, %, ,mhj
WM. II. MANOGUE JAS. f. PADGETsT
AND L. &. LANCASTER, Attorneys,
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Z LEN L, I'M,
ST. NV.
Brookland.
Price, $500.
Detached.
rooms bath. h.-w.h., large modern cellar,
excellent condition. large lot; immediate pos
session.
Saul's Addition.
Price, S10,50O.
Nearly new, 2-story brick, rooms. bath.
h-wh elec modern cellar, hardwood floors
and TRIM lot 22x140 IT. to alley; Immediate
possession.
Saul's Addition.
Semi-Detached.
2-story brick, colonial, rooms. two tiled
baths h-w.h. cleo. hardwood floors, 8 nice
porches large modern cei'ar. Price, $l3. 500.
Easy terms.
Mt. Pleasant.
Price. SlOI50.
New.
Two-story tapestry brick, rooms. tiled
lar with all fixtures; deep lot to alley; pos
session.
West of 10th ST., OH the Heights.
Vacant.
New 2story and attic tapestry brick.
large rooms. tiled baths. h.-w.h., elec.:
large cellar with modern fixtures, hardwood
floors throughout. open fireplace, Pittsburgh
water heater, glass-inelosed breakfast porch.
double brick garage. 15-ft. alley. The lot
rooms and many built-in features possible.
See this house. 1t is different from anything
Won have ever seen. Price, $20,O0V. Easy
terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
SPLENDID VALUES
REASONABLE TERMS
Superior Homes.

Superior Homes.
$40. .OOO-slst St. Chevy Chase. u. c. r.
tiled bath and extra lavntory: h. w>h.
ecc. light: front and rear porches
be,lr,oms.
Ia.00o-Critterdrn st. west Of 18th r.
b.. h.w.h.: elec. light. garage;
screens: hardwood floors: instan-
faneous heater: cement porch.
$l2, 2,i50-Rchmond Park. r. and h.; h. h
elec. light screened; heated freproof
garage: large lot
$l3. 50o-Near warIman Park Hotel. Z. =
b.; h,w.h. =; elec. light; yard to alley
porches.
Southeast
$3.900-s5OO cash: NJ st. near navy yard.
CIR. and b brick: double back porch
es: cellar: very easy terms.
.o0o-Easy terms: 4th near Pa. ave 6 r.
md b.: large back yard.
A.NO-sJO0 cash: 10th ST.: good section. 6-r
and b. brick room for garage.
Columbia Heights.
$s,600-otis near 18th Or and h. colonial
style brick; room for garage; wide
alley.
Sll 500-IIarvard nral or. and h. brick
h.w:h, cl'c room for garage
S7.450-Lamons and lirh. r. and h.:
h.w.h.: elcc. light :, splendid home.
Suburban Homes.
$13. 3.000-Beant:fu detached home near Edge
moor: lot 150xlSo: ii r. and h.
h.w.h.: e1er. light: corner. large
porrhes: screens and awnings
SfJ,2J0-Chcyy Chase. ID. G.. ] 81. Conn. ave.
r. b.: hollow-tiIe construction
h.w.h.: elec. light; built-in garage.
Rare bargain.
$1o. 500-Near Keokuk and 41st. r. tiled
bath: h.wh. elec. lights new and
vacant front and double back
porches. 81 900 cash. easy monthly
payments.
So. 2.500-Charming bungalow. ,Jenifcr ST..
Chevy Chase. ID. Z. T. and b.: sun
paror; new: lot 60 IT. front.
$Ic, 500-Saul's Addition. Hollow-tile semi
bungalow: 3 r., . b.: detached; per.
feet condition; porches.
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HARRY y
SALES DEL
1870 K at. NV.
Washington Heights.
S27, 500.
An attractive house. Bancroft pi.. just west
Conn ave.: white stone front: contains IA
rooms, 4 baths: four rooms deep. 1st noor
servants. rooms: hot-water heat ana nre,
places; gas and electricity; parQuet noors; all
white trim This house in perfect condition.
Shown by appointment.
Conn. Ave, North Woodley Rd.
$4,000.
Colonial brick IL rooms. baths and shower:
four rooms deep. 1st floor: Z bedrooms ana
sleeping porches: hardwood floors throughout
double metal garage; very good value. fos-
session.
Washington Heights.
$4,000.
Semi-detached brick. kalorama ave, on Soth
ct LOT 27x132: contains II rooms and baths;
paraee cars: all modern Improvements: pcs
session An attractive home and worth the
price asked.
Petworth-Illinois Ave.
S6.5OO.
An attractive home; contains rooms and
hath. lot 1Sx1OO: hot-water heat: both gas and
a,act,;citv. vacant: terms can be made; good
value. y,
SALES DEL
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+. II. SHINN.
3611 34th st., Mt. RAINIER, MD.
Phone HyaffxyilIo Erehspvo 1RR r

WIDOW SACRIFICING BEAUTIFUL HOME,
rooms. sleeping porch: elegant condition
1ruit, shrubbery, ETC.; large lot; near station
1ne fare For bargains see or phone. J. NJ.
EARNEST. Mt. Rainier. Nd. 2s
ONE BLOCK FROM CARS. IN RIvERDALE;
new eight and bath, ami. bungalow at
less than cost to builder. Room 204, 1901 u
~ l.W, 26s
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tARDMAN,
oARTMENT,
Phone Main 4l90.
Near Dupont Circle.
Sl0.50O.
A most attractive 1O-roJm and bath house IN
this choice location, in excellent condition.
This home is worthy of your prompt inspec-
tion substantial value at this price: i'm
mediate possession; owner leaving the city;
reasonable terms.
18th St. Extended.
S11. 500.
Eight-room and bath house 18th ST. near
Allison: hot-water heat electricity and gas:
possession: a nice home well located
Downtown Location.
$500.
Brick dwelling st. NV. near Goth.
contains 10 rooms and hath: lot 20x141: four
rooms deep: gas and electricity; possession and
reasonable terms.
Harvard St. West 10th,
Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
S17,5OO
Beautiful modern home, containing large
rooms attic and bath; frontage OF "a feet:
LIST floor, living. room. reception hall, dining
room (beamed ceilings). pantry and kitchen,
bedrooms and large tiled bath, large closets.
sleeping porch: hardwood floors both LIST and
home, with unsurpassing view. Value can be
Evening star., 1921-02-26

TT Is REASONABLE To RELIEVE FOUR
TENTH STREET and the CAPITAL TRAt-
TION car line will h. extended through SIN
TENTH STREET HEIGHTS to the District
line. for it is part Of the permanent highway
system Of the National Capital adopted by
Congress.
ROBERT f HEATER.
Colorado bld- NJ 1864 and Frank 2J9S.
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81 1000.

TILDEN ST. (NACANT.)
North of Conn. Avenue Bridge. convenient
to line. Practically and in excellent
condition. contains nine rooms and bath. All
modern convenences, gas electricity and hot
water heat. Lot is 25x133 to an 1s-ft alley
Ample room for large garage. Property clear
of any trusts, and terms can be arranged.
~
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DOWNTOWN SECTION.

Near 9th and + sts.--Convenient ocation
fare. Three-story brick dwelling: good
for roomng house: containing about IA rooms
Property is in fairly good condition. Corner
of alley. Lot deep to alley. Immediate pos
session to purchaser. and terms.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

Bancroft pl. This very attractive property.
5 stories. contains l. spacious rooms. baths
and servants bath: first floor K tchen aud
buffers pantry; parquetry floors; real FIRE
places: recently papered and painted: hons.. in
frSt-class condition: special electric lighting
fixtures: large closet in each bedroom: packing
room and cedar closet: occupied by owner: in
spectiou by permit: lot to y 10 foot alley.
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Washnsfou'S most exclusive social section.
This comparatively new residence is well
planned and handsomely decorated. in elegant
condition: all modern improvements; couta ns
about Is and baths: gas and eec-
triciiy and hot-water heat; large lot. occu-
pied by owner; clear.
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CHEVY CHASE. d. c.

On Harrison ST. Semi detached. pebbleda<h,
eeosisfing OF 10 and baths Has gas.
electricity and hatwater heat. The lot con
tainSsshsut 4. 500 square feet TO 1J-ft- alley ::
smpse space for Gear garage. This property
IS occupied by owner. Inspection he had
by appointment. Immediate Possession ~ pur-
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$1,000.
CHEVY CHASE

On Jenifer ST.: convenient to line. This
comparatively new and modern house is ~ fee;
wide AID contains large rooms: has all mod
: esn eonyen.ences: tSns. electricity and heated
by hot water. This property is in splendid
I condition Purchaser can get Possession or
present tenant will lease for one year at $llo
per month, or 81 800 "a year
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\ STREET NV

This splendid residence is occupied by
or. who will allow inspection and give mme-
date possession. Contains 1G rooms. ba this
Has gas. electricity and heated by mode ri
steam heating plant: lear garage: lot is II Z
1877 q. i2J square feetl. TO a 30 foot alley.
FIRST trust $4,000. Reasonable cash pay
ment is required: balance can be arranged.
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SlZ,UUU.
THOMAS !. FISHER & co.
Uncorporated)
73S 18th St. NV. Main $3.50

BARGAIN.
Iowa Crcle-9 rms, bath. elec. lights, closet
screens, awnings, shades. tubs; modern; beau
tiful: $4,000. quick sale. North 1858. mh1Os
IN BEAUTIFUL 10Th ST. HEIGHTS-VA-
cant detached home: must be sold. This house
is in excellent condition and nicely decorated
consists Of large bedrooms. sleeping porch,
servants rooms. rooms. servants sa toilet. ! bath.
and mahogany trim; garage; S13. coo. Main
1920. ROBERT A. LEWIS. 921 18th St NV
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WILLIAM X. HARTUNG
sol Southern Bldg. 18th and II Sts NV
Phones Main 100 Main ST. Main IS.
Hours 9 AN. to 6 PM Dav
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THE HOME OF HOMES
Tel. NJ 434O l4Oo IL st. NV.
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.S1l.5OO
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.

10 IotIl 81. NV. Main DS.5U.
4-ROoM BUNGALOW. PORCHES. CELLAR,
attic: electricity; large lot: price 3atl:
terms S-r. house. cellar. porches. electricity
vacant: block from ears. R. NJ SMITH Ar
Ingtoh. Va. Phone Clarendon sGJ-F-22
SEE THESE. S-ROOM HOUSE. FURNACE.
gas. elec-. garage. poultry house: two lots
fenced s4iJ0. Modern and o room semi
detached house. Just 80. I-rcnm bungs
low bath. gas. el1c.. garage. S3.15G. 5-rcom
house. gas. water in Kitchen I1rge p.ultry
house and run: two lots, ONLY 81 OOl See or
phone J. II. EARNEST. Mt. Rainier. Nd. %.
WOODBRIDGE. ID. C.-ONLY - MINUTES To
Treasury. come out any day from n a M, 10
p.ui- and let US show y0u bungalows houses
apd lots on reasonable terms and at the rigii;
prices II. o. BULL. 200 X. l. ave ne
A LlNGER. 2s.t X. L. ne Tel.
n GSl1-J or y 1921
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NEW BUNGALOw-FALIS CHURCH. VA
large rooms and hath: h.-a.h.: electric
lights; lot 15Ox2dO: large poultry house: straw
berry bed: at station. Sacrifice. $3.50
r.. bungalow: not modern: lot S0y2O0: neal
ID. C.: poultry house: garage. 81 oD. Terms
acres. miles out, 6-R. dwelling: outbuild
iAgs: young orchard: ESQ: easy terms
ARTHUR NJ. CoNNOH. Suburban Homes.
726 14th NV. Room 222. PHI. n. s1i6.
Evening star., 1921-02-26

1899 Kenyon St. NV.
8 rooms. baths: garage. Near Mt. Plea SAINT
car real home Built solid ground.
Price 81, 900.
Owner CARL H SMITH. Col. 1913.
ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE TO NAVY YARD
employees. 1903 street Sc. A chance
to procure six-room, bath. furnace heat
colonial porch. pressed brick home: only
1850: easy terms
Another big bargain-Brick. six rooms. BATH
fire location. 403 9th st. ne. Only $1,000:
terms easy.
NJ. r. NORMAN.
GIG Colorado building
Main 1850 Columbia 7051
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-29
MASTERS SALE.

State of South Carolina, County Of
Bamberg.
J. D: Copeland, plaintiff, VS.. +. y.
Lancaster, defendant.
BY virtue of decreta1 order issued
to me by his honor, H. F. Rice, resi-
dent judge of the Second Circuit,
bearing date the 18th day of Deeem-
ber, 1921, directing me to sell Il, .
lands of the defendant, j. F. Lancas-
ter: Now, therefore, in conformity
with said decretal order, will sell
all and singular the lands and tene-
ments of j. F. Lancaster at salesday,
January 2, 1922, described as fol-
lows: A
All that certain piece or tract IL
land together with the buildings Al q
improvements thereon, situate, lyii g
and being in Bufords Bridge Tow
ship, county and state aforesaid.
measuring and containing Three Hun
dred and Fifty acres more or less,
and bounded on the east by estate
lands of William Nimmons and ]. X
Kennedy; east and south by lands. (
J. A. Lancaster; on the west By lanafs
of ]. A. Lain and J. B. Browning, for
merly J. A. Kennedy's. This being q
part of what was years ago known
as the old Jones Place, and is the
identical property this-aaayy conveyed
to me by deed Of Mrs. A. w. Ellis"
Said sale to be at the usual hours
of sale; terms, cash; purchaser TO
pay for papers.
]. J. BRABHAM, JR., y
Master.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-29
Start the New Year
Right; go to Church

To the members and friends of
the Methodist church:-Next Sunday
is the first day of new year. Iywant
to urge every one of you to be in your
place at church Sunday morning and
make it a great occasion when all of
us shall meet together at one time.
Each tone of you make it point to
speak to your neighbor and urge
these others to be present. I would
like to make the appeal to every man,
woman and child in and around Bam-
berg to attend the church Of their
choice next Sunday morning. I be-
lieve such a move would go a. long
way towards settling our community
in that peaceful attitude and quiet
determination that is surely needed
to settle many of the problems that
confront us today.
S. O. CANTEY,
Pastor Methodist Church.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-29

Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Martin, OF
Allendale, spent Wednesday of, last
week in the city with their daughter,
Mrs. R. G. Jones. Their daughter,
Miss Lillian Martin, teacher in the
graded school here, returned home
with them to spend the holiday Vaca-
tion.
-Lucius Bellinger, who recently
visited relatives in Charleston for a
short period during the holidays, re-
turned to his home here the first OF
the week. and expects to leave in a
day or two for the government camp
at Waynesville. N. c., where he is
being detained for his health.
Lewis R. Crook, of Deland, Fla,
arrived last Friday for the holidays,
and is at the home of his mother,
Mrs. P. H. DeVane. Mr.. and Mrs
DeVane and little daughter, Frances,
and Lewis R. Crook, and A. B. Crook,
Jr., motored over to Olar, S. c.. last
Sunday.-Aiken Journal and Review.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-29
DIED IN COLUMBIA FRIDAY.
Mrs. d. Il. Matheny Passes Away AT
ter Long Illness.

Mrs. F. /. Matheny, relict of the
late Daniel R. Matheny, of this city,
passed away last Friday in Colum-
bia hospital after protracted illness
from which hope for her recovery
had been slight for some time. Mrs.
Matheny once lived in Blackville, but
had made her home in this section
for many years. She had hosts OF
friends wherever she had been and
was also prominently connected. And
while it was known by her relatives
and friends that she was in critical
condition, it was not realized that
the end was so near, and therefore
her death coming so soon after her
removal from her home here to the
hospital in Columbia for more skilled
treatment and attention was a dis
tinct shock to those most Intimately
concerned. Mrs Matheny was taken
i'll at her home here some time ago
and all possible medical aid was
quickly summoned, but she did not
appear to improve, and SO it was de-
cided to carry her to the hospital as a
last resort, fond hope being entertain
ed for her improvement there. The
journey was started Friday and very
shortly after reaching the hospital
that evening she breather her last.
Though gradually growing weaker
day in and day out this lovable, cour-
ageous woman ever bore her suffer-
ing with true Christian fortitude
throughout looking forward eternally
to the end with a comforting anticipa-
ton of the great beyond.
Mrs. Matheny was a devout and
consecrated Christian, truly an earn
est woman of God of whom neither
her neighbors nor any one else could
ever speak i'll words or feelings, and
these things were often said of the
living as well as now OF the DEAD. Sne
had been a life long devoted member
of the Baptist faith, at the time of
her death belonging to the Bamberg
Baptist church. The last sad rites
were conducted by her pastor, Rev.
George P. White, of the local church,
in Blackville Saturday, where the re-
mains were laid in their final abode
beside the resting place of her late
husband who preceded her to the
grave several years ago. The deceas-
ed is survived by four children: j.
Pinckney Matheny, of Ridgeville;
Raymond Matheny, Of Columbia; D.
Paul Matheny, of Mt. Pleasant, and
Miss Mary Matheny, of this city.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-29
CITATION FOR LETTERS OF AD-
MINISTRATION.

The State of South Carolina-County
Of Bamberg. By J. ]. Brabham, Jr.,
Probate Judge.
Whereas, F. o. Brabham made suit
to me to grant him Letters Of Ad-
m:nistration of the Estate and Ef-
<ects Of Cecil HERS.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors of the said
Cecil HERS, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the court
of probate, to be held at Ba1nberg, on
the 29th day of Dec, next, after pub
lication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, il any they
have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 14th day
of December, Ammo Domini 1921.
j. J. BRABHAM, JR,
1929 Judge of Probate.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-29
wo Are Charged
With Housebreaking

Harry Lawson and Sam Isaacs, two
young negroes, are in the county Jail
charged with HOUSEKEEPING and lar
ceny. The alleged crime was commit
ted Saturday night at the home of
Sam Zimmerman on Carlisle street
When Mr.. Zimmerman was going
hame Saturday night after closing his
store, he noticed as he neared the
house two persons coming out of his
yard, and another joined them on the
sidewalk This aroused his suspicion,
and he manipulated his car so that
the headlight was thrown upon them.
Two Immediately turned their faces
away from the light, which elected
further suspicion. He watched the
men and noted the direction they
followed, and then hastily entered
his home, where he found burglars
had been at work, having entered
through a window. He at once called
Sam and Clyde Rowell to his assist
ance, and together they went in
search of the parties.
One of the trio he recognized on
the street, and he was taken in the
car. He told who the others were,
and after riding about town for a
while the two were located and ap-
pretended, both denying any connec-
ton with the burglary, and even de-
nying they ever saw the first negro
caught, but they were all placed in
the town Jail for the night, and Mon
day were placed in the county Jail
on warrant. Sam was satisfied the
negro boy VINO assisted in locating
the other two was in no way connect
ed with the affair, and had him re-
leased.
While Mr.. Zimmerman is delighted
to have caught the men who it seems
certain are the guilty ones, yet he is
rather glad he did not get home any
earlier. When Harry Lawson was
forced to get in the automobile at
the point Of a gun, he was searched
and an automatic pistol was found in
his pocket, which might have been
effectively used had he been caught
in the act of burglary. Harry will,
therefore, have an additional charge
of carrying an unlawful weapon to
answer in the higher court.
Mr.. Zimmerman did not miss any
thing from his home, it being evident
that the party was in search of money
or other valuables, but all drawers
had been opened and the contents
scattered. However a house key was
stolen, which will be sufficient to add
charge of larceny to that of house
breaking in the night time, the burg
larry having occurred about IL o'clock
Saturday night.