The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, July 31, 1919, Page 3, Image 3
CAR OWNERS SUFFER.
J<y Riding at St. Matthews Proves
Annoying.
"St. Matthews, July 26.?Joy riding
at night in stolen cars is becoming an
undesirable pastime here. Within the
past few weeks several cars have been
'* stolen from the premises of the owners
and used by unknown persons, i
Some weeks ago D. Fairey's garage
at his residence was entered twice and
his car used, the last time the car
being abandoned near his home. A
few nights ago, the car of J. W. Tuck- !i
er was taken from his premises and
after having been abused was left
about a mile from town. Last night
1 the garage of G. W. Fairey, which is
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on his premises, very ciose iu ui?
residence, was entered and his car
stolen and given rough treatment.
< The work seems to be carfully planned.
The sheriff will put on an extra
vigilance campaign and if repeti0
tion of the joy riding continues, the
chaingang may be enlarged.
* The Curate's Egg.
Don Marquis, the well-known humorist
of the New York Evening
Sun, says that his favorite story is ,
that or'the curate's egg. The curate
was breakfasting with the rector, and
the latter noticed that his guest was
not attacking his egg with vigor.
"'Isn't your egg good?" asked the
rector.
"Oh, yes, sir," said the curate eag-j
erly, anxious not to offend his su-'
perior in the church. "Parts of it, I
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.' sir, seem quite good." i
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** All He Needed.
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A negro was on the stand in an
Alabama court house testifying to
the details of a shooting scrape. The
witness told how the prisoner at the
bar drew a revolver and how Henry
ran to save himself.
"You say Henry ran?" interjected
the lawyer for the defense,
v "Dat's whut I said."
"You are sure he ran?"
"Sho' is!"
> . "Well, did he run fast?"
"Did he run fa? Say, boss, ef dat
.nigger had o' had one feather in his
& hand he'd o' flew."
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CONFEDERATES TO ATLANTA.
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Invitation to Hold Annual Reunion in i
October Accepted by Veterans.
Atlanta, July 24.?The United Con- t
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federate Veterans have accepted the r
invitation of Atlanta to hold their an- "
nual convention here during October,
it was announced today in telegrams
to Mayor Key and Walter P. Andrews,
chairman of the citizens' committee,
from Gen. K. H. Van Zandt, commander-in-chief
of the veterans.
With the veterans of the War Between
the States will come the Daughters
of the Confederacy and the Sons
of the Confederacy and affiliated or- ganizations.
The exact date of the
reunion will be announced later, and
in the meantime a large committee of
citizens has been appointed by the j (
mayor to cooperate in making the s
gathering of the veterans a success, j
ful one. The Confederate veterans j
have not held a reunion in Atlanta
since shortly after the Spanish war.
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Wartime Economy.
Mr. Benson went to New York on
business, but lived in Brooklyn. Often
he was not able to get home for
dinner at night. He told his wife
that he would phone her every day
as to whether he could leave the
office or not.
Mrs. Benson was of a very thrifty
disposition, and the following was her
solution of the problem: "Sam, ifyou
find that you can't be home for
dinner, phone me- at exactly six
o'clock. If the telephone rings at
that hour,v I'll know it is you' and
that you are not coming to dinner.
I won't answer it, and you'll get
your nickel back."
Doing it Up Right.
A colored woman recently lost her
son, and she immediately swathed
herself in black, even to the extent
of buying, at quite an expense for
her, black underwear. "Isn't that
overdoing it a little, Ellen," askea
her mistress?"wearing black underwear?"
"No, ma'am," said the bereaved
mother. "When Ah mourns, Ah
mourns clear through."
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