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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10
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JERUSALEM AND
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Direct % The star

LONDON, Juiy io-The Terrible
Turk Is preparing for a great Of
fensive IN Mc~opotamia and Palcs
tine TO take place In the autumn. art
or the summers heat lifts and per
mits a resumption ~ the fighting IN
the desert country.
This IL the news from Cen. Allen
byss forces In Palestine.
The Turks are said 10 be prepar
Ing on great scale for a drive
southwark thru northwestern Persia
and northeastern Aslatlc Turkey 10
recover Ragtiad and Jerusalem from
the British.
The capture OF Bagiad by Gen.
Maude last year rankles IN the Turk
lish breast. and the loss OF Jerusalem
II no less ke.nly felt Not only are
the Turks anxious 10 recover these
Historically famous cities. but the
Germans have let IL be known that
they win not permit" Jerusalem to
remain In British hands.
This leads 10 the belief that the
Turkish army. when Il starts its OF
fenxive. win be heavily REINFORCED
~ German troops. IL Is now under
The command OF German general
whose headquarters are at Alcppo,
That the drive will be pushed with
nreafer force than has Yet been wit
Messed on the Mesopotanian front -
Hhe belief In British military circles,
ID may neccssitate n reinforcement
bf the armies Of Gen. Allcnoy and
Ten. Marshall. In Palestine and
Mesopotamia respectively.
The sending OF Japanese troops 10
Palestine 20 take part in the defense
% the Holy City has even been dis
cussed. Japan Is said to BE- willing
20 send an army TO assist the allies.
An advance on these two fronts Is
IN lire with the PanGerman plan
for making Asia Minor and all OF
Africa an immense German colony
The intense heat has held up the
British campaign In the near east
for the last month or more. but
previous TO that IL had resulted In
pronounccd British and Arabian adj
vanccx in pursuit OF the plan to
drive the Turks back toward the
mack sea.
Il was double campaign. Allenby
odvancing In Palestine northward
along the Jordan toward Damascus,
Marshall driving northward from
3agtiad along the Tigris. reaching
almost to Mosui
The plan was TO effect a junction
~ the two armies on the Euphratcs
- the neighborhood Of Aieppo.
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SCHOOL
TO TRAIN men
AS OFFICERS

CAMP LEWIS, tuly io-An offi
GERS training school which viii prob
ably hc located In Georgia, will he
opened soon with civilians and enlist.
Ell men as students
Civilians must at least have n
hish school education. The number
Of enlisted men accepted as students
must not exceed per cent OF the
enrolment at camp.
Relatives and drafted men are
warned against paying excessive fees
tn attorneys for the making out OF
applications for agricultural fur
Tough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10
DANIELS SON ENTERS
ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY

ASNAPoLIs. Md. July To- Sec.
rvtary Daniels isycar-old son.
Worth BAgisy Daniels. appointed TO
The naval academy by Senator over
man. entered the institution Tuesday
a. midshipman Young Daniels
had already enlisted In the Naval Re
serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10
FINLAND CHIEF
ASKS ALLY FOOD

STOCKHOLM July io.--G~nerai
Mann~rhcim. military commander in
Finland. visited American Minister
Morris and asked that the allied
countries arnd food into FINLAND.
Morris replied that the allies
would gladly do thiH-but no, until
German influence and German
troops had been removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10

costs more 10 build than ever before.
but I also know that | never built a
small four or fiye-room house and
lost a dollar on IL. and neither has
anyone else In Seattle's history. They
are always occupied. good times or
hard times. These houses win rent
80 as 10 net a fair rate OF interest
II one does not care 10 sell them
$1,000 Home Needed
'"rhe five. room house and lot should
not cost. in my judgment. over $1,000
AT the outside. A five-room modern
house can be built. II one cuts out 4
furbelows. for less than 81 900.
THE papers have agreed TO pubiisi.
the names Of the men who Will build
houses. We must start the ball roll
ing at once.
Reasonable priced apartments
would pay and pay well anywhere in
Seattle.
THE Seattle spirit has come back
20 us. Let us make II a living.
breathing thing.
Let us build the necessary homes
without government aid. Let US do
our duty and make a profit besides. :"
Need Room Lists
An appeal TO the public to list VI,
cant rooms houses or apartments.
has again been ISSUED by the housing
bureau Of the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce and Commercial Club.
Many shipyard workers are in
need OF board and rooms. They
would be willing. they say. 20 20 10
the outskirts OF the city for desirable
places and make their trips to work
in autos which they have purchased
or are about 10 purchase.
IAsdngs Of these places WIN u
taken by the housing office.
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THREE AMERICANS ARE
IN CANADA CASUALTIES

OTTAWA. ont. July io.-The fol.
lowing Americans appear In tOday's
Canadian casualty list
KILLED ~ ACTION Lieut.. =.
W. Duyai. Long Beach. Cal.
wOuNDED-T Powell Bryte
Cal. ~. ". Gordon. Meyers Pals.
Wash
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treaty. which gave 20 the sultan n
larg. part OF trans Caucasia. freed
his army for this movement.
Occupying several cities Of Persia.
including Tabrix. the Turks have
thrown their limo far to tho south
between the Caspian sea and Lake
urmulah. and there have halted TO
prepare for the hig drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10

ROME. July ie.-Neariy 100 per
cent Of the Serbian prisoner" In Aus.
,rsa have died. says an Italian med
leai officer returned from imprison'
men, in Austria. In Mathau-cn Gem
stery alone 900 serb prisoners are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10

Paul Brcnna. local Italian consul.
has received news OF the death % his
uncle. Lieut.. Gen. Ccaars AlllcT,
Lieut.. Gen. Alilevi contracted an ~.
ness at the front from which he died
lie had charge Of the arrangements
in the Pave fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10

ROCHESTER,. MINI. July 10
Billy sunday arrived here Tuesday
and will undergo an operation at the
Mayo Broth.rs' hospital. Mrs sun.
day accompanied her husband.
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Marquisette and
Wolfe Curtains $1.75

Curtains 2is yards long
with neat lace edgings on
hemstitched hems--white,
cream. ecru. Splendid
bedroom curtains.
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BACK HANS0N'S
PLAN TO HELP
LOCAL RENTERS
Continued From Page One

their place Of employment. The gov.
ermentn war load is heavy enough.
owners OF vacant property should
come 20 the rescue ana relieve the
congestion by erecting apartment
houses and small cottages on their
vacant land
This IL the appeal 81 Mayor Ole
IInnnon. who has issued m open
statement 20 Seattle property owners.
asking their assistance. Without
they could secure fair
return on their Investment. he con.
tends
This N the mayors appeal:
ITO the Lot Owners 81 Seattle:
seattle needs at once 1000 small
homes. The housing conditions are
becoming acute Forty thousand
more men are working In our city
than two years ago. Many men have
come here from other places. and
their families are arriving daily.
which IN right
zone thousand more men are being
put to work weekly. A. yet no real
housing accommodations have been
provided. The WORKERS are croWura
together. are overcharRed for rent.
travel great distance TO and from
their work. and lose both time and
efficiency.
The governments load II already
heavy enough. Let's do something
ourselves There are plenty Of lot
owners who have funds or can secure
them in order 20 build homes for our
workers. The houses should he small.
incr penElve. and should be sold on a
margin Of profit not 10 exceed 10 per
cent net. and on easy terms. Folks
would buy home and have IL paid
for in "A short time II gwen an oppor.
tunity. II would make them better
citizens and tie them TO our com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10

Yves, Seattle. Beacon Hill. George
town. Rainier valley. have thousands
Of vacant lots within "A few minutes
ride Of the hhipyarSis. One company
owns at least 600 lots In West Sc
attic. This company Is immensely
rich. and has made It's money In the
Northwest. As mayor Of Seattle. /
would like 10 ask the company 10
build 900 homes on its holdings. and
nj once These homes are needed.
and needed badly. There are several
other large property owners. besides
thousands Of scattered lot owners
who must build In order that our part
Of the war work may be done right
/ propose 10 build on every vacant
lot | own in localities adjacent TO the
shipyards
Now. OF course. know that II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10
Rope Portieres in
two Sizes, 500 Ea.

Portieres for single or
double doors-some of all
chenille, others with tap
estry bands in combina-
ton colors.
T'J{vRn VI DOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-10
Madras Curtains in
Ecru Color at $500

Serviceable Curtains of
firm quality Madras with
neat allover designs, pie
yards long; plain with
good size hens.
DRAPERY sECTIo
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JULY CLEARANCE
OF
Boys Sport
Shirts
at 49C

Boys Sport Shirts are
heavily reduced for clear
ance. Plain white with
assorted fancy trimmings
also in all white. Made
short sleeve style: sizes II
to 14l2 neckband.
Sport Ties to go with the
sport shirts, reduced TO 35c.
Wash Hats, Rah Rah and
MILDLY styles, sizes to ~. at
csc.
Peanut Straw Hats for out.
ing wear. with wide shade brims.
Also many other styles at 15c.
zoe. 35c and soc.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
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Defective safety devices caused
Raymond ZieEier's death when he
whe-rse,i merchandise into open .ls-
vator pit July ]. was verdict Of cor
oncr'a jury rendered Tuesday.
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Roman Stripe Couch
Covers, Good Size, 81

Couch covers in combi-
nation colors of brown,
red and green neatly
fringed all around; good
weight and firm quality.
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The Bon MarChe
Sewing Club

VIII hold IT'S regular
monthly meeting Thurs
day at the Bon Marche
at , p. m, on the Sixth
floor.
All members should
be present and learn
more about doing sew
ing at home.
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VETERAN S;''' r.
,cyc!, yi:n!tFRoM THE FRoNI

tIH.
Continued from Page One.0 ~.
Unknown. to him, Lieutenant :Visans-
ka. had been ordered OF ohelp him in
the. consolidation. The :. two pla-
,toons met just. back of the front
lines under she'll, fire. Then it was
that Lieutenant Rosenberg. ;reeog-
.nized his chum. ":Gee whiz, there
are a lot of dead ones, around here',
Visanska said, as they picked their
way among the ,corpses. And indeed
the battle field was well strewn with
bodies. Just, at that time, the Huns
began, Smelling the vicinity. So the
young L 'llieutenaanttss took. their pla-
toon,ss; ii into nearby trenches and
there baade. each .othsr goodbye, Ros-
ennheirg having. Ia V ;hpyt just heard Iunofici-
ally, that he was to return. After
wards. VisanSka took. his, platoon to
the, reserve trenches and Rosenberg
went back to headquarters ,tp get
his f Return orders The two friends
never saw each other again again ard are
ii now separated by the wide Atlantic.
'5TeIisi Of Interesting. incidents,
Lieaiuttennant 'RRi Rosenberg i nearly, lost,
his life tx; gu use his w VtaSG. an me iii.
got bumped, on the 'fiftths Of Julie. '
He was in one of theoFi0nt trenches
when. German gun began shsllihg
with dead accuracy. r';K'shsir feII
close To one sIdt Of. him and he raj,
in the othera direettinon!c Thenr II an
other she'll fell, 'tRis time ihaths .di-
r~ection toward ewRtRlhe was run
ming. TheoB6cAes we're using their
hfero:up the trench to
il up. tHa:7ah further along
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. White. visited
Mr.: and Mrs. Roberts, Owens in
mccormick this week: Mr.. Owens
leaves Monday for Camp Wads!
worth to enter service:
8 ''...,.-'..-aIn:a;i Fl. =" :!
6 Mrs. j.. Al1eh" Smith has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends at
Sumter, orangeburg" and Batesburg::
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman came up from
'Batesburg in their car and Mrs.
Smith returned with them
=: Wednesday afternoon, the fire
department wagon ran into a tree
On the square while going to "a
slight fire in Harrisburg and caused
no little excitement. No one was
hurt, though"the' Wagon and harness
were damaged. The auxiliary wa
gon went to the fire. ':'-
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=, -, Total z=7--5,-- - ., 1858 SO
sg l1,f &asoalTH eAno11NA, =.

County of Abbeville, IS.
Before me came H. W. LAWSON,
Cashier of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that
the above and foregoing statement
is a true condition S said bank, as
shown by the booksspf said bank ~
H. ~ LAWSON.
. Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 9Th day of July, 1879 49,.
JOSEPH HICKS, al
r Notary PubNc as
Correct Atte.t:, 81 -
i BCF. MApLHN.@ | IT,
Director. M
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H. MORRIS ARo0sp= AGAIN.

We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. Sam Morris on the square the
other day: He looked mighty wei,
considering his long apprenticeship
in the sskool of Job. Several months
ago he fas seized with appendicitis
and .takeH- Ito. Chester While there,
his sister, with whom he lives, a nd
her. children caught the measles.
Ihsy eniosed them 81 well, that
|i4fsugtt theA%r again. 5as
soon as they had recovered. Just
about that time, Mr.. Morris washfr
aicted with iuf9sefi ABess end 4aa
Ito go to the Hospital ih~Atlanta. But
his sister was not to be outdone.
So she took appendicitis and went to
Chester. srufA it nev rains but
it pogrs. Ho8ger, they are sall
niceM H.. 81 !
sMr Moi4aiisla ys th>tshiaa IS saalai
weak and nervous, but he hopes to
open -upJhis-- equipped shop~for
business next week. 1t is a lucky
hirz fDr US, because We will have
y Rare-foestssdhsaif ea9pF shoes do
nj get halfssolsd Masysquisk The
bi$h c5st of feather WShtS fst US
buy new oneS.
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CHURCH. s.b.
- : NEXT SUNDAY

"a Statement By the Pastor
kIseveral times addarisg the past
No yearz1 haze deliv FED m@1agss
sn the var, Thoss Wig heard them lem
Viii recall that each prophecy has
saolpe to'espasss With theexceptien Of
the peace of this summr which all
trace to the debacle of Russia. i
feel it my duty once more to discuss
this s~ubjectsat a time when sone of
the most vital principles Of nation
al life are being lifted tFomS the
Of the eonjectural to that Of
determinable facts. Never hass such
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The insurance men Isid, :. siege tg
our town Tuesday, when ]. S. Mari
tia o. D~onsldsaand e.$R.Rudisiff;
of Greenwood, arrived. They tried
to sell US some insurance, but we
believe iffpatronizing home ifdas-
ty ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-07-12

w Miss Elizabeth clinkssaless,'.. of
Columbia, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. E.. M; Clinkscales.
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Mrs: D. E: Clement Of Due: West
mis- visiting Mrs. R: D.. Burdy. She
will be here a couple Of weeks:
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: Mr.. E. ". Acker is still lingering
though he is not doing 50 we'll a
previously r.
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-.F C-lN = Ijt =. > - q -
Mr. Williamson was driving MIR.
J:eoT: Garrett of Greenwood; around
-. .rc,r rI=E-T JE.yr.sT.io 80 d: ~. =
town Wednesday,. q: ;.1;9i "
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Honer.ea.b yFfkiISSsh H6i UhItAd;B hates
L~isqteaant Rosenberg though Of
jolly lisRosi5iAal and 5anotinterestng

JoAyurIsR0aBAa&1 and 5anOt1ntereStAg
talker, spoke very little of his svn
dFsffaaadd HyaaS,l 9hH 4RRoa SSheaAs.s-
gestions of his friends thas he told
of the above iiq2ssjAdents. "The ladies
up I at Greenwood 7s sasi1A THAT he
was to modest, Bseaiise he never
talked ss aB5oGuIt hEHmasel1f,"S .yyolunt...-
Mrs. :R r Faaf bat tho very
fact that he has f b5aein Ti ssnt back +.
this countfy' as an INSTRUCTOR sAsvs
what> AZ RECORD he made for hinissH
over there" This'is. the mission Of
Lieutenant Rosenberg He has' -
report on Jdly 18th All Camp Gh2ae-
Ohio. Captain Herbert nse-
brother, Ifs in the ns&-
caf service and hopesHto @Bss "ssat
across as soon as possible.
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= Mrs. R. C. Philson and her. mo-
Their, Mrs. H. I. Horton, went to Co
lumbia,, Wednesday,
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an ;heqr existeds IN the worlds his
tory. Dreams, once considered
wild, are breaking into. vast, reali:
tieess:s ''O
sFRAs,iysei4ih1o n TytWsiH bdISdd eaIffvsaffssd d at
Dies WEST att4:@ fRSthe afternoon
and .atoAbbevfBe @tssseef PtNM.s Pa
tristic songs will be aunstat,the Ab-
beeyille service; and special music a.
ranged. Every. effort viii. be. made y
Il tIGmm make "a this IS service a-ia live in tie
Memories of "the: people. '3:1'':' ,ha
.rAirfeWalo6a1 faIsiftatfons will. BE
treated in proper imanner.qT 81 Do
T1hfej public i, iBpvAit !a { Bee on ntimfe E.
ss:5 s7o,,d tsui eeo:ii ~: STope" *
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Total ----------S359,l45@
OF SOJITH CAROIJNA.H

STATE OF SOUTH CARUL!NA,N4
I Ioeunty i Abbeyg1sgs q; -
! Before me came NICALES,
Cashier of the abope named Bank,
who, being dulysswornFsaW that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as
shown by the books of said bank.
W. F .NICKLES.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me- this 9th day'of. july, 1918. IL ,
4, m. .C.aE.& W1LLIAMSON,H
n. aHn Notary Publics S,>C.i; |
Sorrest Atfssti a.HaS%H (
G.. A. NEUFFER,
c.. S. JONES, Directors.
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Mrs. MCGEE and Miss. MCGEE ?
Due West, we're in town Thursday
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At another time, a mechanic in
hi h g sbas ,FHaas fgsR hiadBSSh4sssuch
fine sBntipiala; Jhatdd&eseB achtsIgawere
speeaeds1dL Later, 4hsSTseaaas htes
thy, i plpps: asnd, staad D. iaothesssench-
seiathat, histhsaddbeeaiae MS4ehta,-
4'hiS s s9aiEsibfie. from ,ttfh e. sssss
sZipld Aotbulletl1inhhsdiateB few
aerossS NOlMs1 Anss II EEaaihaA 8 pRssa86Sf Of
the dlobeoaf the mechafiais EARL He
did mot stop moKihg AsSgg@%a and
went On about bis, slbpaiaass:td Tbs
incidentscshdws whasesaaalancs1mmt
be exsfciseaaiss S;ssfs1sss s,1 %sp.snt
prove. fata4; So fattoa pit ~
i.5o9s Y1rt~: u" ~ .n:sI scI ftc'
elk, One of his mem onre1tAneVupon q
G, Ger.n man thei iBSsGesaahi o. At as two
watches ThesjtH Hume dianttlduaeed
esther onen qaeatenaitc iaRoseHberg
llalughinse'ly 1,saidir : sinS ;T man Arsught
me lone of. themS'lTr4t eiis fveiaaHeuri
s ous ha.t ssi atsssI II r. \ 4i' sha4 aEs to
prevent injury t~oothark*atcA byeaeaa-
ly W. i1 It'll, So a;shbia qP .ss9gasonly
curi6i IN stAe, AieRtenantis possession.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
various kinds of gas MASKS. a Trench
stick' faed PSjsss4sTan asfernan
airplafe- br6dght dJwh behfid the
lines. -
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Mr.. Miller has bought Mr.; Theo;;
Whites place. :,
:;,imI So SOC
Mr.. B. E.. Evans wasi'in town on
business 'TuesdayEs;. '!'hH*5>' %
Misses Lilly and Bessie Link were
IN town "Wednesday. Wiz" :7@";':: g.;
= --- :CE$ ..si -; u
: Mr.. R. B. Wynn was in town. on
business Wednesday,. ~ "1.jL c
@ - !!"N o:nE" !
q Private Thomson Penney, is at
home from Camp jackson. taaa.' ID
q" -ing:D 1-ij {:
y Mrs. Will Speed has recovered
and is home from Chester. =. -
a - : S,1r~ ~ "a
: Miss Helen Britt is the charming
visitor of Miss Lydia Owen 70 /:
e. ..c.- .'-TIr,. ~::-n, a
Mr.. and Mrs. Below of Lowndes-
vile, were in town Wednesday, 81
- 80 v.,r.I5 -
= Mr.. Lewis Sondley is visiting Mrs
A. L. Harvin. in. Washington, D. CD
/ Mrs. Carter from Anderson, is
visiting her brother, DR.. P. B. Speed
Mrs. MCGEE and Miss MCGEE Fl;
Due West, were in town Thursday. \
!. =. -, .'.&E .i'i|'si -
: Mr.. E. W. Acker is still lingering,
though he is not doing So we'll as
previously y" ~'"':ef1'c>. '.,.:. %" o"
i l..-.. 90 .Egntqi- '".-r". "
= Mrs. R. C. Philson and her. .mon
ther, Mrs. H. 1. Horton, went to Co
lumbia Wednesday,
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Mrs. E. M. Anderson, of Hartwell,
Ca, and formerly of this city, was
a visitor Wednesday and Thursday.
Her young son, Edward, accompan-
lad her
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Mrs. Carter from Anderson, is
visiting her brother, DR.. P. B. Speed
4" o. ct, - 30 .f' -
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MRS. ,Wo2RI Hilton has e returned
srfrSm; NC ormicK county, where she
has been visiting at her; fathers
|; home Q /: u &c: 8, a"tts1tl:N o. 81
~ ao3mtr,r: 70 o,Gucs 3 &. ~ @e: ." -,
.-.--7--T --tSyii n-ihr3
Nh. and Mrs w. Al Wilson, of
6 HepsweI;r Va, are 'onssa visit to. the
] 4f9fHssff' Siister, MM55ss5 F en-. fGHlnk'
.scatesa:H bog : G-iyfa - @zFi1o1;n -
.s.!I 7cE ri Fl.
Ross Price ST., of Abbeville coun-
ty, and his brother, Marion Price, Ct
I, Anderson, spent Tuesday in Able
Syjlle on business.
Mrs. L. R. Clinkscales has gone
to Decula, Ca, to spend the renaain-
der of the summer with her mother,
Mrs. R. A. Broadwell.
Mrs. R. Kirkwood has retrAf aFd
from Hendersonvile, where shSShas
been visiting relatives and enj&ehgg
the cool mountain breezes.
Mrs. Eva M. Clinkscales and John
R. Clinksca.5,haxer rfurne@ SfrT
Richmond, YhAs they E8 IL
attend the Clinkscales- Weatherly
wedding.
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Rev. and Mrs. John G. Wilson and
little son have returned TO their
IIJakl in AbJtM utter a~1issS %
Mrs:.s. 4. watson.Srh Gr1fnvi'ls
J. i0-xIN4 10
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Barnwell, Miss
Josephine and Foster Barnwell went
over to chesta shursdy. They
will be the gifts Mr.. land Mrs.
| I'll d in ~
Mf ala Arss lhfk LesnaE and
TIA lhaatsn5 Msssss. JamssR and
Ralph Tucker, have just returned
from--Milledgeville, Ga.~They made
the trip through the country in
Ralph's car. They report crops fine
except where the hail has damaged
them some. The trip was Inads by
Hartwell, Royston, MadisoH Eaton
IOn. -.r-s.v-517p sSs7 .as.,Ess. s.fs ,a : 4
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-07-12

d MRS. W. r. Hilton has returned
.ifrsm Mccormick county, where she
has been visiting at her fathers
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-07-12

MI. Lewis Sondley is visiting Mrs
A. L. Harvin in. Washington, D. CD
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kEsea&dsaksC alhSthF Hthkss. q,'at
st.il'!&as LII a!saass.s4Gss %, FaHs'
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Mr.. Miller has bought Mr., Theo;
Whites place. 80,
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nome:r Q : u q i: 8, a~"tts1fl:N o.
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-20
STEAMER SERVICE, CHOPTANK
RIVER ROUTE

5tea- cave Pier Light st. Wharf. weather
permitting
p. M. daily. except Sunday for Tighman ISL,
Easton, Oxford, Cambridge and landings to
Windy Hill: 6 p M