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v ~ WW- v- - IHE CAMDEN CHRONICLE *m-? ? .???? <?>?' -??? "M*r II. I>. MUCH Kriitor and roldWier I'uMUItt.J Friday Mt No. il<H) Itroad street ami enb'p'd at t |i?* Cunt (Jen, South Carolina pb^tofflr1' /as wciiiiiI ctiixx tun j I matter. Price jht milium IW.OO. Cmnden, N. C\, February 18, 1981. *<> . Hull wax filed ? Friday by Attorney tJenerul NVolfr jipilnst the 1'nlmetto N'utlonnl Hunk, of <\iltuul?lu, for the eOllectloll of C'hlllgHl n?illli*t fho Hta to lituHUitM in eonneet Ion with t llo reeent failure of iln- Peoples I 1 1 1 u of C ? reen wood. The Ci'eenwood bank ?i|S eorrospondenl for flt?% Palmetto l>u ii u . TliV treasurer of Orooiijrood sent to the sta(e treasurer two ebeekn, totaling Sl-.OOO, drawn on the I'eoplcM llitllk of (IrttMtWood. for state taxes eolloeted in (ireenwood eOunty The slutc tronnurer <I?*|m>hI l.t*?l I lie eljoeks In the CoLlirabin btltlk, but Ihc tJreeuwood bank /ailed anil the eheok>J were not yood. The Palmetto bunk ehurged the union n I nin k to the state, tmt the at torney yenerul takes Uie portion tlmt flu* slate Is not Httble for this loss, but tliiit the hunk is "The suit is brought to ooJIeel. In his elm rjje to the Anderson County yrund Jury Inst week. -'mitre Thomas S Seift* t. nmde the following remarks relative to law enforeemetd "Laws are made. 1o make life, prop n ty illiH liberty safe How mil |)y ,of \<>it jurors believe your folk are safe sit home? Tltey would be safe If the la ws were eiitoreed "This >|?a?tn of law enfoiei inent ina.v In* all vnri good, 'but if lliere is a wave <-t er I nte, ii is the result of mil mis lakes in fliejvisl the result of mil re j taxation nf laws If a man knows that it he rallies a deadly weapon ? >i \inlates the laws his punishment will he swift and Sine, he will 'think often hofoiv lie ('Otintil lis the net, but if he thinks he can pull I he wool over i he rves nf the jnr.v . he will hardly hesifate to wreak his own venyeanre. violate the laws and hope to he ae UUiMed through pei|nrei| testlinonv b> ii fool Jury. "What i? i he ? ?tis??V There i? more t ban on*' man killed eaeh day in the \ear in South Carolina. We should, however, refits t that 7o prr ernl. of l lie.-e t'Usrs aio negroes, who kill ??:??* 1 1 other. ; ? ml though the law is admin i sf ered in-fly to both white and blaek alike, we mnsl itssuini* .lh(* ref?i)onsi Mdlitv f, ,i the i eeord made bv these, the negroes wJho are, even now. Uut ,i v??v few ciMilni'iei rt'Uioriil from I'll rl>iiri>in In heathen .TUpntt nut one twentieth hmnii ides umir ns ln South ? 'arolina vol at etinreh pm often seel 4 :i eol lei *t ion taken for the heathen to! i 'Inist la ni/e Ihem Not tlmt foreian I iui--ioii>- it r?- net all liaht but l?efnn?j We '^o ton fiit tt iiii^hl he well to n\\ eep Pefore our own doovstep. 1 1 i- .in appalliuu fuel that ineii nin^t l>He tbe dust liefore the _:uiis itf nuirdereis in South I'arolinu ? v i i \ \ < n r Si one of voii i n rois or i ??.|| petit luror.- Ill eVeli 1 lli.l \ lie . I 1 1 1 1 > ! I I lie .".I i."? I III V \ I'll I "The iniiii mo^i listen l?i?lh Im andj : i U I i 1 1 - I In. vi v i-| I'm I lie eli 1 1 ?fi el n I'll I , law I- ?> 1 1 1 el X .1 |?li,?! III. Ill's lielle | Ii' I n etifiit i elili'Til 1 1 1 : 1 11^- . I ? 1 1 II j t j I I . Ml ii i 'I ? 1 1 :i i -i '?! v 1 1 ? T),i .illltX ' \ I' ? I . : I ' ,1 ; 1 t i . I i . ! t i I" ' . vv . \V > 1 1 1 . 1 III \ ' .1 ' ?.l 11 I | . I I M ? \\ .1 ?. )> 1 1 1? ?. I I I ^ I I I II ? I \ I It ft M '? i> >! i i-iii 1 1 I ? i \ I'm ? ;? \\ I 1< ' I | )?!><? f i >1 I I . ' I > I ? \\ . ?' I ' l>'>1 I 1; II M ... | ???? t ? l;w v , t, . |, tt : . . f V h' ml I . t 111 I It ? r i ii i Mm- i ? i - ? i >i 1 1 1 mi I ' i\\ 1 _? l _'i . T.i I t 1 I II) i .i ? ) i * ? i ? i : i ? . i ! 1 1 1 . .i. , i . i .i . . .1 i : .. ,4 ' ... I \S .Mil . .1 " I ? . ' 1 v . .1 ...| ? . i ; i ,lii> i ' ? 1 1 ? ? ? I | ? ? . I U i l> l . . - I. ?II! ?>' I I . ' ? r - , I p. I.^V. I ?. I I ? ? ? ' 1,1 ... .? ??>. :^'i i 7 ?\ i . 1 1 \ ? i _'i i i rnv 1 1 < h ? ' ?' 1 1 - ' ? > M ll J ft 1 I |H III' ill' <1 in ! Ii' I'll I u, l v. I I III! I ?IIWM^W ???.? !?? ?? Till' K it Klux Klu ii wa* clifr I?mI anil hi Ih?i~ M'hm called upon to ikMttroy the organization of speaker* at a widely heralded meeting ? Natlotl a 1 Association from the Promotion of i.ahor I'nioiilMiii Among Neuroes In New York Wednesday night. The meeting svas attended hy negroc* anil white*, V. i'hiilip Kaudoiph, Hocretury of the iimnih'Iii i Ion declared the*, working elUsw vh of ilir Norlli .should unite against Dm- Ku Klux Kliin' ami If nee oHKii^ry mil gvnerai strike If tin* organization '?should dan* migrate to tint north." Joseph t?. Cannon, organ Izer of the Culled .Mlm> Workers of America. another speaker, .d?*clurcd the Kii Kltix Klu ii was sanctioned hy the present government heads. He Mil {<1 the Khiu' was organized in com' hat and h.reak down any attempt the Irish. Jews or nog roes might make, to* ward progressive measure*. "I know t lint It Is this iuvinlhli' force that is to i?e u.sed In emergencies in the north, as elsewhere, to proleel the ill gotten gains of those who fear the ascend imey of the working elans," ^ald Mr. Cannon. JOllzuheth Hurley Fi.Vnh of the Workers I H'fense union of New York, siihl the Ku Klux Klitn will only survive in the South, where 1 the .per centage of Illiteracy (>f 1 1 H ) per cent. Americans I's almost us great as the Anierlni ni/a t ion . percentage, "As for tin- Ku Klux Klan driving out for cigners," she said. "If lll-hohoove.s those who eiiine here en' .Monday to (all those \\,lio tiiini' here on Tuesday foreigners." l.oiiuie Kii ton, (lie negro whose date of execution was forgotten hy the sheriff of Ouachita parKli, will not re gain his freedom because of the over sight, according to an opinion haiul ed down b\ Attorney iJeueral Coco of l.oiiMniiii last WediiCsda.x I'rio.r to tin* rendering of the opinion many doling atti iliev-N of tho shite contend ed. that by reason of 1 1 1 ? ? f a ? *t that the Intro's life had onee been plaeiHl in ,h opa rdy w hen tin* governor fixed the date of his ' e\i?eution. and that date arrived without a reprieve being U ranted lie could not 'now he legally hanged. l>ut that on the other, hand, lie w ii > legally ilead and must be granted Ids freedom. This view, was not susiii iueil l<_\ the attoriw\v general, how t*\ i'i. who .1.-1 i ( I that he eotild tind nothlng~in the text hooks. aieient or iimdero, or in juri.sprudcuce. which w ii s the It'iisl I ?!i sis for such an idea. Tin* attorney general then ruled that it would l?e legal for tin- governor to again ti \ ;i dale for the execution of tin- .neurit; who wa*- convicted of the murder of ("hallo*. M (.huller, a white planter in HH7. S\ ill Klourney, an other nemo, eonvioted of complicity in tin* erluie. is now serving a life sen tence fur his [in ri of I In* killing of t In* white man. which occur nil in a drunk en hrow I A movement has heen started h\ a uunilter of interested pen pie in the stale t ? ? have, the death s,,n teller shinding against the ni'L'M cj?iii nulled f < ? life imprisonment ( '"?! ii mltiji S KhI i I "J In ui'iliT In |Mi -m |iI (liis inoM sri inlls :iin| snrrp iir.' i'in*rn;i c*li ttit'ii t upon ( It ? ? risrht of tin- >t :i 1 1* *f S? m 1 1 1 1 ( ';i i o| in;i in rcirn 1 :i I ?? ln*r pun Iv iuliTiuil :ifTalr< At lorin'\ i ii*iii*r('i I S.i 1 1 ? 1 1 ? *1 M WollV : 1 1 1 Hi MIIHtMl today tli.il Iw will i 1 1) I III *? I i ;i 1 1* l\ : 1 1 ? I * I > ' nil''1.! Sliilrs .'ii'l^i* I la in Sinilh .-I tin* ? ? : i - 1 ? ? i ? 1 1 Smith ( 'i i nl I iin ilisfrifl :i i ? 'Iim rli-imi I'm :iii iuiiun n.iii ii> ii ~ 1 1 . < iii (In* riilw;i\v i?|hi;i i inp j in I Iii- -l. iii* ti inn | -?i 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 ? ? i I'lVi*! ! ' i n*i'i*:i -I - in | i.i - -i**i u*r i :iiii| *?\\ i 1 1 *1 1 i 1 1 1! 1 1 . 1 1 u i ? - ' > 1 1 i'i 1 1 * i i'il | I . i \ l.\ tin* In ? \-k i i m-t 1 1 1* . i -in iin i i i* ? ii ;i - !?? Mm* (Mivsil.itir \ iin* ra ? I w ,i \ *? | i ? ? *? ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 _? I n ill in f : ? ? i i i i ? I I t r?r - ' n |ii.v.*t,i i ..i 4 *,*t t'* >)i na g I't.-'n ? 1 1 f i ? t* I'i ? r i r ; \*;ili Mil* i 1 1 1 - 1 ? ? ? : i v. , ? , i i.i* fin i II in in * ? i ' i ' tlii I , I I ? ? ! I I . tin- !:??? .i ' ? ? i : M ! i -uli, ) ? I I ? ? I 1 III Will I <1 I'll, I ' ? I \ --I ?! " k Iin- III I III ' ! ? I * ! I ? ? ! ' .1 I ll! I III.* -Ill* I*. I I I \ ! i :i \ I in .i i : i \ * ? ? ? ? t .il "> i ?! , 1 . h ? << . x . i i a | ii ? : - t hi Si ill t !i < '.i : 1 1 , . ? . ; , . i i . . I i li t i- 1 in i in I i * \ i * * ? i I ?? t. il >*.i', - - 1 {?* I , .* ' 1 Ni'Ui'n Winn. in Xrirslcil. I '"ft I I I I I I I I II .I*--' W . ? - ' . . - i i ' ' ii I.i * I ? * ? ? . ' t I I I ! i I . *' ? . t * It l U t ' ' I 1 . i I i . ? * _ .i * :? ? : . 1. 1 *. ..t .1 ?? 1 1 ri > i i ... , < . . i , i,. v i .! . I I I'm* |':u In ill February. A lllimtil of *Hlllo8 Mild loUJtHtl*!' Al*o tearn and wail*, One iIm.v It'll free/.e and blu*tei Ami the next tlic miii prevails. Tin- mounting sap is .showing 1 1 h tnuls and tassels jmU>, Arid modc*t flowers are i?eoping In wood* on lull ii mi till le. And here and there more daring. ? , I, Ike roay cloud appears And spread* its blooms tmfeariug. Tin* frost, that Dover spares. And aoon the woods adorning The dogwoods houghs of white, As if a initial morning. Had followed dark sol m ? night. # Anil treea still hare and leafless The graceful festoon* hoar. < f jesi unities golden trumpets To scent the uinhcrod air. Tin- birds begin their carol* To welcome gladdening Htprfug And Winters hiding wrinkle* Neath mantles she does fljii* ? 10. (i. K. Columbia, S. C. Arlthinetlr. lie'* leaching her a rlt Idiotic. He said it was his mission ; llr kissed her o|?ee, he kissi-d her twice. And said: "Now that's Addition." And, as he added smack hy smaok, In sih?)t satisfaction; She sweetly gave him kisses hack. Ami said: "Now that's subtraction," Thru he kissed her, and she kissed him. Without any explanation; Then they both together smiled and said: ."Now. that's Multiplication." 1!u|, dud appeared U)hui the scene And made a quick decision: llr kicked tin* lad t hree blocks, away And Mild: "That's f.ong lMv-i^loii." I. like Mel. like. Kebrewery I Hues When tlif raisin mash is stewing. And tin* worm is in the still. There's a pile of gravel waiting In the graveyard on the hill. ? Cart pons M agnz inc. IInmoresipn> at The .Ma jest ie today CITATION stale of South Carolina County of Kershnw . P.v \\ I., MelloweM. Kst|iiir(\ I'ronatV. .1 ikIk'*. Whereas. Itoyd II. Younir made ^ult to ine to u run I hint Letters of Ad ministration of tin* Kstato of Mini of f?H't< of Wli. 11. 4|oii!ti:. These Ait- Therefore. to rite, and ail inoiiish all ami singular tin' k 1 n ? I r? ?< I and creditors of the said Win. II Yotinu de?vased. that they be ami appear before nic, in the Court of Probate. to In* held nl Camden, S. C. on March '_'nd next afl?T publication thereof. ??f 11 ii'cliK'k in the forenoon, t\> show ?ausr, if a n \ they have >vhy the .said Administration should not 1m* granted. Ml veil under niv llauUr-thls ififli day ? f lVbruarv. A I). 11VJ1. W. I,. Mi'lMUVKr.l.. .Indire of I'roliale for Kershaw County. Published on the IMli and -fit I) (lavs of Kobrua r\ . lH'Jl. in tin- Camden Chronicle and posted at the Court House door for flu* time preset* 11mm I by law. I SUMMONS FOK KKI.IKK Si ;i ii- uf Sunt h ( 'a i ?'lina . t * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 \ of Ki'i'stiinv.' t 'nuft of < '(infriKMi 1 * I ? a < I .rim Sprint's. (' .1 Shannon Jr.. \V. S Kimmlt an<! I! V. Shannon, pai'timrs in iratlf a^ Spriir_'s and Slia niiiiii. I'l l intiff**. a -Jin i ii" i N:i;ir Join's I i ill lcr, ('liarlii- F?>\\ lii, S 1 1 ? \ in I'ouJor. I >a nicl \<lainson l.ih Ailanison. I'at.sv Cart.r Janm I'owHI. IVarl Jamo- 1 . i I i i ? ? I'nwcll ? 'ha rli't to I ?iaU<'f. nl. Itainii I John son. .I??hn .l.iii r liarv, Wll I i a in l.i'H i.. I >? I > -a * 1 i ? ? I .i-\\ i - A I ho lo\ Jinmiio I rw i-. l.miU l.cuU, I iHVn.ia n t Summons I'or KHirf. ? i "i ? 1 1 1 1 ?) i i 'i ! S. i \ ? -i ? ? I tin I ?? frinlant s . I-aa- J.tiii'- .1 i in l..\\ l.-i ? lla rli?> r.iuh?r. Stovon F.n\ h'r, Manic. A'latn -o I lli A <1.> in ? i. r.?l-\ ( 'a !?!? i .lalllo I'iuoII. IVarl laiin-. ! .ill i.- r.nvrll I'liarlot*. 1 M-a I,, f. ? r . 1 I '..a inn I John -?!i John J . ill n?? 'ii. J.llili- 1 1 a v . Wll I j .nil I i-w i - 1 [ . i a i lir I ,o\\ i - \ ioo J oy, Jiauiiif l.rwi.s. I.oni.s l.?n\i \ on a1.- I |, r, -in Summon. I \nil rr ? I ? ) il l !o aiiNtti'r l hf i'oiii|'l:i i1 t in this ? : n of whi -h a oop\ i - .mtow i I h -? \ i ? I in-. in \ mi ami to | .( rop\ ? \i'iii .iiiMiri I., tin' -a hi ? ? 'in plaint ? i ? l.i -II..-. i I.. ? ,i i to- nt I'i.iv ( '-i in ? I ? i . v < \\ i * 1 1 ! i ? w i*i 1 1 \ 1 1 i \ - a ft** ? ? 1 1 ? -i i \ i ? i ? t h< i ???of . \.'| n - \ ? f t ho da \ 1 -ii- * > t \ i- . 1 1 . ? I if \ .hi f. i (n an -u.-t :lu ? ?? 1 1 1 pt : i i i [ w j ' ' i i ' r ; i- time if i- 1 tin pia i n 1 1 1 f ? ' i - a ? lion will . ' '!?.? f r * ? . rrlii'f ?i i.i 1 1. ?? ! I * 1 1.- . .ill! >l.i I 0 I ? J i I.*' Ji i 1 !i'J 1 * ! \ \\" I I I k ' i W s K V I" en- f \ ' ? .? r 1 1 1 \ I i .,.1. ' l iii*? n in i i, .i,ti ? .n i . t ? ? la, ,.;?? I . o ? . . ? i I I '\iv ? ??'>. ? ? " ' . lit in I .... I .. ? ?? .-Mi ???- <> f < s i i t i,, |?h?as ? K ? \? < ? <. i< j i , I ? : i l \ I ' l J 1 ' \ Will K< i\\ v k I ' ii:* \ i r 1 1 . \ I I " Palmafesta FJalmetto State Festival COLUMBIA. S. C. March 28th to April 2nd, 1921 JUST TO REMIND YOU Economical And efficient operation is now imperative in making repairs or r?. placement* on the farm, in the shop, in the mill, in the home. \ Don't forget good material, good implements, good tools count much in getting best results. Remember, you will And in our store a most complete stock of stand, ard merchandise and we can usually supply your wants in our line. It will pay you to get our prices on the following goods: Tractors Buggies Wagons Disc Harrows Riding Cultivators Walking Cultivators Com Planters ? Combination Corn and Cotton Planters Vulcan Plows Vulcan Repairs Genuine Farquhar plow stocks Imitation Farquhar plow stocks Dixie Boy plows and re pairs Black smith tools Wagon Material Roof paint No. 1 Cedar shingles Harness Saddles Buggy harness Wagon harness Slip harness Team bridles Collars Trace chains Hack bands Hay Wire Coloric PipelesvS Furnaces Nails Lime Cement Acme cement plaster' Galvanized roofing Rubber roofing Valley tin Ridge roll Wind6w glass Single and double strength Mixed paints Carters white lead Spencer Kellogs pure lin- , seed oil Varnishes Dryers Fillers Alabastine Venetian red Putty Turpentine Back Rand hooks Plow lines Breast chains - rongue cnaiua Stretcher chains Field fence Poultry wire Barb wire Shingle wire South Rend Malleable 1 . Ranges Hed Star Vapor Oil stoves. Simmons Oil stoves Cast Iron ranges Cook stoves Coal Heaters Wood heaters Perfection oil heaters Pyrex ware Enamel ware Tin ware Wooden ware ' i . EMERSON LINE Mowers > Hay rakes Grain drills Reaper and Binder Pea pickers Hay pressers Threshing machines MACKEY MERCANTILE COMPANY , , - ? . ? _ _____ ^ mm am H M h ???? ?MMMHBMI MASTERS SALE State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. ( (Court of Common IMoas) Queen V. Peas. as Administratrix of the estate of llansome Peas. deceas ed and in her own- right. Plaintiff against ^oVpinnu Peas. N?*<1 peas, Hampton IVas, Julia Dens or James, Anna Peas, Wells Peas, Isaac Peas and Hannah Holdeii. nee iH-as, all of full I age and Hannah Peas. Kvelyn Peas, taurine Pavis Pens and Ruth Peas, the. last four being mionors under tin- age of fourteen years. Pefenda nts. T'nder decree of Ills Honor. .lohu S. Wilson, presiding Judge, 5th Judicial eirenit. dated Nov. 'J'J. 15>20. I will sell to tin* highest bidder or bidders at public auction for cash, before the Ker sliaw County Court house door in Cam den in said state, during the legal hours of sab* on the first Monday (being 7th) of March. 1JVJ1. the real estate descrLb ed in tin- complaint in the above titled action, subdivided as is shown on plat of Kershaw Pel.oaeho, Surveyor, from survey made Nov. 2(1. 19i!0. filed in said case, said lots being nun,hered on said plat as numehr one, (with the building thereon,) two. three, four, five. six. seven, eight, nine, ten eleven, twelve and fourteen, being of such ??ha|H' and measurements as are de lineated on said plat, reference being thereunto had will more fully appear: s'aid lots lying between Broad ami Mar ket streets and Hull amj Kim; <tr?s't>? in t lie fit \ of < ':i nulen in said State It It. OLAItKK. Master ( 1 1 1 it I <- 1 1 . S l-'el>. |(?. 1JVJ1. Final Discharge. j Notice U hereby j;i\en thai one j month from this date, on Thursday. March 1 7 1 1 1 . I!'JI. I will make to the , Probate Court of Kershaw Coiintv | in\ final return as Administratrix of j 'the ostate of Miss l.ueile \V. Itritlou. i decea ?ed. and on the same date I will | jappl.\ to tin- -aid Court for a final . it i h.i i a- said Administratrix \IIIS i:\'\ U IU?HTt?\. Administratrix , j C.-iimh ti > ? February 'Jnd. IP'JI. Final Discharge. Not ice is hereby given that one mouth from th}* (into, on Thursday, February 2-1 Mi. 1021. I will make to! tin* Probate Court c?t* Kershuw County my final return as Kxecutor of the es- 1 ta l?* of Mis* J.ois Hough, deceit fewl, andl on the <unii' date I will apply to the I said Court for a final discharge from! inv t rust as ^aid Kxecutor. ! K. T. KSTRIlKiK Caaiden. S. January 20th. | Final Discharge ? | Not ice is hereby given that one month from tills date, on Wednesday, February 2.'ird. 1021. 1 -will make to the Probate Judge of Kershaw County mv final return as Administrator of the estate of Alexander Mungo. deceas ed. and ?>n the same date I will apply f<> the said Court for it final discharge ns said Administrator. .1. H. Sl'TTOX. Camden. S. f \ , January 20th, 10'Jl. Final Discharge. Notice I > hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday. February 21. 1021. I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Administratrix of the estate < rf Riley J. Outlaw, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the *aid Court for a final discharge a^ ?aid Administratrix! MRS ANN IK (HTI.AW, - Camden, S. C.. January 20. 1021. KXKCl TORS NOTICE, All jKirtlos indebted to the estate o( Mrs. Mary 10, Sowell. < loco used, an> hereby notified to make payment to , II. H. Knight, lCkecutor, Angelas, S. C., mid all parties, if any. having claims, against the said estate will present theiu duly attested within the time presorilHKl l?y law. 10. It. KNKillT. Executor. Camden, s. c.. February 14th, 1921. FINAL DISCHARGE " Notion is hereby given thai one month from this date, on Mondajr, March 21. 1921. I Will make to the Pro bate Court of Kershaw Count y my final return as Administrator of the es tate of Walter ?!. West, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said administrator. S. -A. WEST. Camden. S. C., Feb. 17. .1921. Notice To Debtors ami Creditors. All persons holding clrtfms a gains! the estate of the late J. A. Khanklin. must present the same, duly proven, on or before the 18th day of Mfarch. 1921, or be debarred payment; and all persons indebted ? to said estate jnust make payment on or before the above date to K. II. SHANKLIN. Administrator Caiuden, S. C.. Feb. 10, 1921. VOTING (01 TON . Queen of Palmafesta "PAL.MAFKST.V* c?re ?f The Chronicle. 4 ieitl lemon : My rhoire for Queen ofl'iiluiafrsta is: Name . A.Mre? ...... ; | I'l, i> it mi | >< mi prnnd t ? ? i ? one vote. A Yearly l\'iid in-advanco SiUiseriplion l<? Th?? Chronicle will ' -? ? ? 1 1 1 1 for l<K> Notes PLUMBING Have It Done The Sanitary Way Steam and Hot Water Heating ALL WORK GUARANTEED Repairs Promptly Attended To Estimates Cheerfully Given Joseph E. Berkman TELEPHONE 3*2 LICENSED PLUMBER 535 DcKAl.B STREET