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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-03
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Pick 0'the World Photo Plays.
Big Attractions All Week!

J WEDNESDAY,. Fox Special. Albert Ray and Elnor
Field in Words and Music S reels. romance of the
which dscod brings harmony showing that sometimes
it pays to wait and come the chorus. It's of
those plays going to enjoy Special Big Comedy
Soap and Sapheads" 1000 feet of laughs Matinee $3.50;
7p.m
THURSDAY. Free to Soldiers and Sailors. Also one
lady admitted free with each soldier sailor. This is to
be the biggest day DEBORAH has and all
to out Special-Earle Williams in The Hornets !
Nest reels. The popular novel is read and known the
country The entire feature abounds with thrills and
sparkling action selected this play especially for this day
1 to give you something good. Marie Walcamp in
The Red Glove These two reels great and will
JOY them Continuous showsLfrom p. m. until m So
choose your time.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Special Metro all Stars.
Bert Lytel in Easy to Make Money S reels Metro
comedy drama of speed with live wire Novelty is the foun
daton of this brilliant comedy action thrills and humor the
kind you read about but seldom red booded story of
blue booded youth High Speed his moto Hearst News.
"Phoney Photos LKo Komedy. feet of laughs and
speed Friday p. Saturday matinee IFS to s. to
SUNDAYS SPECIAL. William Desmond in "A Sage
Brush Hamlet reels Men, women, horses guns, whole
town caught up swift dashing whir of adventure 1t
brings the great rockng strong spirit of the west right to
you. 'Bettys Bolsheviki'' comedy. Current Events.
Matinee first show p. Second show $3.50 P. Night
II. Above shows regular prices. -
MONDAY snd TUESDAY. Extra Special Vitageaph
Super Production Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in Daring Hearts reels This strong, stirring
picture love thrills that has beautiful story feature
that will live forever. Albert E. Smith and Cyrus Townsend
Brady, the great novess this play especially for
these popular This exceptionally good show Screen
Magazine Monday matinee $50; p. Tuesday p.
Matinee sc and I5c; night and
ELLEN B. LARSEN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
Ell RESGUARDO DE S FE
R~ROCARRILES
Ha quedado organizado un
cuerpo destinado a csc
efecto en- Torre0n

TORREON. Goa, Abrii lie,
Mayor Antonio Rubio, que ACADIA va
de organizar el cuerpo del ReSguaTdo
Ferrocarrilero de esta ciudad, Y con
Ell cual prestara ayuda a las fuerzas
encargaGas de hacer Ia campana on
ira los revolucionarios de chihuahua
V Durango, esta tomando especial
empeno en- que los hombres que in
tegran esa agrupacion militar reciban
toda In instruction necesaria para que
cuanto antes queder apros para TODD
servicio. Con tai motive los del Res
guardo estan hacienda diariamente
~provechusos ejercicioS militares.
La policia anda detras de una
partida de cacos que Sc Ia dedicado i
ro5ar las casaS del centre de Ia ciU-
dad. sin que hasta hoy haya podido
dar eXito a Sus g~eStioneS. Sc tieEc
Ia seguridad de que esta partida de
ladrones fue IA cue Sc introduce :
Ia casa del senior Guillermo CObiaS
situada en- lugar concurrido. apodc-
randose de Ia suma de mil V tanto
pesos V de algunos obietos de valor
Los comerciantes Y Gemas veci-
nos del centric de la ciudad, hiciero!
yer a las autoridades que en- ell int
rior de Ia ferreteria La Zuiza Sc estan
~almacenando grandeS cantidades
de dinamita para la venta. Y cue es-
TO constitute I'm serio peligro para
a pohlaci6n enrera. pues Sc enc que
pueda ocurrir Il eXpantosa eXpio-
sion.
Las a]utoridades atendieron en- Sc
guida Ia queia de que Sc trata; pero
tropiezan con Ell problema de que el
explosive no puede depositarSe fuera
de Ia ciudad. por eli tenor, tambien
fundado. de cue vava a cae en- manos
de las partidas que merodean cerca
de auui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
RON[LLAS INFORMA DEL CONCCRREESSOO
COMMERCIAL PAN AMERICANA
OUIEREN EN- Ell SALVADOR UN AGENTE COMMERCIAL
QUE RESPONDA De LAS REMISIONES.-VUELVE
LA AUGUSTA De LOS PROFES0RES.-SUE-
RIOS CONTRA LA PULM0NIA, DiFTE-
RIA Y LA ~ESCARLATINA.-
OTRAS N0TICIAS

roS comerciales estaDlctidor en- la
municipalidad.
De esta manera Sc sabra con preci-
sion cuales casas no estaban pagando
sus ~impuestos, a las que Sc les cobra
ri TODD 10 que tenean pendiente.
En- ell Institute Bactereologico.
El doctor Gavino. actual director
del Institute meteorological Nacio-
nal, ha informado que el estableci-
miento Ia entrado en- un periodic de
actividad satisfactoria. Is estes Ill
limos dias Sc han fabricado sueros
contra la pulmonis, la difteria, Ia es-
carlatina Y algunas otras dolencias
graves. Ultimamente Sc ha logrado
Ia preparation de la tuberculina, que
tiene IN gran consume en- toGa Ia
RepIblica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
Hermana, nc esperes!!!

y que III cara qusde deSfigurada Il conse-
cuencia de los barros, espinillas escoriacio-
mes y Srrugas.
La PARTISAN SUPER CREAM" cura-
III y limpiari IL complexion de toda clase
de impurezis, sin importar que estas sean
nuy antguas o que haya gastado mucho di-
nero para hacerlas desaparecer. Garantiza-
mos tales resuitados o devoivemos el impor-
te de II preparation.
Los sorprendentes resultados de Ia PARI-
SIAN SUPER CREAM proporcionsn bene-
ficios incaiculables a Las personas Tuc ten
gan Ia cara desfigurada con erupciones. bs-
rros, etc. hacienda que Sc rejuvele.ca. blau-
quee , susViee. FL precio de csta magnific.l
preparation es dc $500. porte pagado a to-
das parties de los Estados Unidos. Msndc
I'd. su importe 81 10 desea. o b;cn 25c.
y ell resto 10 paGera al recibiria.
MRS NELLIE woJNAR. Dept c.
81 Z. 18th st. New York City.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
TODOS LOS SOLDADOS LICEN-
CIADOS SON RECOMPENSA-
DOS CON SO PESOS

Con relaci6n a los informeS que en-
su oportunidad conSignamoS dicien-
dc que ei Departments de Cue
IRA habia diSpuesto cue todOs los
solGados licenciados scar recompen-
sados con sesenta pesos, ademaS de
los sueldos ~rcspectivos Y De las can
tidades cue por diversas iabores Sc
les ia al obtener 81 baja, Sc nos pu-
so aver en- conocimicnto de que MIN
gura persona qeU haya prestado sus
seryicioS al eitrcito est& e~Xccptuada
de este premio.
Sc nos dijo este a proDosito de
que m2choS lie los ciudadanos meXi-
canos que por motjvos djversoS fue-
ron recivrados en- e eiercito, al o.
tener su baja. no hacen g]estiolcs
para obtensr n recompensa mencio-
NADIA, ~creyendo algunos que Ia dis
Uosici9n Sc retierc Unicamente a los
So!dados ameriCanoS, y otros supo-
men que el reclamar dicho dinero a.
fecta en- &'go 4 su ciudadania me-
xicana.
Sobre este particular Sc nos dijo
que toGo individuo. cualquiera que
sea su nacional:dad V 81 tempo
que haya prestado sus ~servicios en-
el eiGrcito. aSi sea IN dia 0 vario'
meses, tiene derecho al premio -
.os sesenta dollars al obtener So ba-
ia Y que 81 estos no sc lie dan al ser
Iicenciado. dcbe dir;girse al Zone
Finance Officer. Lemon Building,
Washington. D. c." para obtenerlo.
Es b~aStante enviar Il copia del
certificate de licenciamiento para
que obtenga IA respuesta consiguien-
70
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contra las bebidas alcoholics.
Mas dificultades obreras.

Con objeto de a~rreelar definiti
vamente las dificultades e~Xistentes
entire los patronos de los fe~rrOcarriles
de San Rafael Y AtliXco V los obreros
QUE ultimamente fueron Separates
del .ervicio. So c~elebrara una junta
el lunes pr6ximo entire los ~represen-
tantes de amoas parts, 4 fin de cue Sc
solucione ell case de una vez.
Los obreros Sc quejan de que no
So les ha pagado Ia indemnizaci0n
Il So les ofreci6 cuando fueron re-
tirados del trabajo. nc obstante cue
Ia Jurta de Conciliaci5n V Arbitra-
je manifesto que seria cubierta por
ser de eXtricta iustic!a.
Fl g~obernador del Distrito tomo
cartas en- el aSUnto.
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del Estado Y con ell cual Sc estahan
comeSiendo. fraudes de Consideration.
Ell precio del pan ha subido en-
estos dias de una manera mas que
considerable, por 10 que todos los ha-
bitantes de la ciudad Sc q~uejaron an
tie el Ayuntamiento. ~manifestando que
Sc trata de abuses de parte de los
~fabricantes. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
Sc ACUSA Al JEFE DE
POLICIA DE VERACRUZ
Liberto a un prisionero acu-
sado de ser agente de
los feiicistas

VERACRUZ. Abril 16.-Sensacion
ha causado en- toda Ia ciudad la noticia
de que ell Inspector General de Poll
cia, Apolinar Espino. ma sido acusado
ante IN iuez de 10 criminal. por ha-
Der dejado en- libertad a IN preso pc
ligroso que segun parecia, tenia al
60 que yer con los movimlentos revo-
lucionarios del Estado.
Dicese que Espino e~jerci0 much
preston sobre los escriblentes del Ju2
gado en- que Sc tramitaba la causa
del req; pero que no habiendo obtc-
nido NADIA favorable a SIS proyectos,
termino por facilitar al ~procesado la
fuea. Espino Sc defiende ante las
autoridades. pero es probable que sea
reducido Il prisi6n de IN dia para
0tro.
Las autoridades de esta ciuGad
Sc han propuesto llevar a buen termi-
no n MEDIA one de como resulta-
do ell evitar que Sc sigan cometien-
do fraudes en- la venta del ganado que
sale de este puerto. Con este motive
Sc revisara tcdo el ganado que salga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
Commentaries en- la -arcel.

Los socias de Ia Casa Pena Gil
Hermanos. Sociedad Ell Comandita,
fueron encarceiados por orden del
iuez de 10 criminal, des9ues de que IN
fupcionario civil estuviera tramitan-
do una demanda por pesos que no re-
veStia caracter Importance.
Tn senior Carcilazo, cue eS el que
habia demandado por cobros a Ia CT
tada casa, obtuvo del iuez el embargo
de Ia m~ercancia, pero antes de cue Sc
practicaraa las demas ~diligenciaS, do
aviso dc que los socios habian practi-
cado una liquidacion ~secrcta, repair
tiendose el producto de 10 rea.iZado,
pues a pesar del embargo. cometie-
ron el delito de diSponr de los articu-
los u tenian en- existencia. Con es-
te motive el demandante Carcilazo hi
20 la denuncia del hecho, pidiendo Ia
apprehension para los hermanos Pc
na, Quienes Sc hallan va en- Ia car
eel.
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Otra vez la augusta de los profeso

Otra vez la augusta de los profeso-
res.
Los profesoreS de Instruction Pri-
maria. que durante Iargos meseS, qul-
III mas de un ano, han venido reco-
rricndo an dcloroso calvario, sc a
c~crcaron 4 Ia reduction &e IN peri6di-
co con el fin de hacer saber, por
medic de sus columns al Presidente
Carranza gle de nueva cuenta Sc les
ha dciado de pagan Il haberes.
Dicen los protesoreS. que c0uo vi
ven al dia, un retardo en- ell pago,
por pequenO que sea, les ocaSiona una
serie de trastornos Ell sus hogares. al
extremo de Que muchas wees no tie
nen III el pan de cada dia.
Los acknowledgements los Quejo-
Sos.-protestan Y ponen el critic en- Ell
ciclo cuando con dos dias de anticipa-
ciGr, no Sc les cuhren sus dietas, Y 4
los profesores no Sc les admite nj
ell derecho de supl!ca en- igual case;
mejor dicho, en- peor case. pues Sc
pasan meses V meses sin que sc les
pague. poniendoSeles tcda clase de
trabaS.
FL cohro de los imPues.os sera eficaz
En- las o%ficinas de la Comisi6n de
Hacienda del Municipio, Quedo termi-
nado un interesante trabajo consisten-
tie en- padrones completes que serviran
de base para que ell a~yuntamiento
pueda efectuar los cobros de los I'M
puestos con toda eficacia Y exactitud,
cosa que las pasadas corporacioGes no
pudieron hacer por falta de este do
cumento indicator del nuniero de gi-
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CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 10
u Ing. Bonillas, Embaiador de Ca
rama ell Washington. ha comunlca-
10 Que el gobierno de los Estados Uni
los envi6 una invitaciGn al de Next
90 para que concurra al Congreso
|omercial Latino-americano que ha-
IRA de celebrarsc ell dia IS de JUNO
7r6yimo en- la capital del Norte, con
u objeto de eStudiar I'm effective acer-
.amiento financiero en- todo el Con-
.~inente.
A.erega Ia nota que el propio Sc
5or Bonillas fue deSignaco jefe de la
omission de propaganda, V que va
Ito principle a sus importantes ira
,ajos cerca de algunas de las naciones
lispanas de Sur-AmGrica.
contra las bebidas alcoholics.
FL gobierno de esta capital Sc ha
dirigido a las autoridades mllitares
Y maritimas del Estado de Yucatan,
urgiendoles una mayor vigilancia So
bre las coStas. a fin de cue, por todos
los medios. evite los grandes Y pc
quenos contrahandos de bebidas en-
briagantes que Sc han venido regis
trandc en- estos ultimos meses.
Yucatan. como sc Sabe, fue decla-
RADIO "seco' por Ia legislature local;
pero. a pesar de clio, ell trafico de be-
bidas alcoholics conSinua h~aciendose.
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Agente comercisl en- ell Salvador.

Agente comsrciel en- ell Salvador.
FL consul de Ia vecina Republica de
FL Salvador comunic6 a Ia Secretaria
De Industrial Y Concrete, que Sc hace
necesario ell nombramicnto de un a.
genie comercial en- aquella %repubhca,
a fin de que los Commentaries dc ALA
puedan entenderse q satisfaction en-
10 relative a los articulos que impor-
tan de nuestro pals.
Dicho nombramiento obedece q
que los salvadorenos qI;eren que las
mercancias c%ompradas en- Mexico que
den garantiazdas hasta su llegada a
aquel pals. pues temen que en- Mexico
sean robadas 0 d]isminuidas, como ha
succd;do con las que aqui sc reciben
de EU,,pa.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-01-17
BUYING. HOMES.

The matter Of homes still troubles
those people who have been accus-
toned to rent. In Abbeville homes
are hard to find. Already; two and
three families are living in one
house, and the end is not yet. =
The trouble it seems, is not con-
fined to Abbeville. We read in our
exchanges that in other towns they
are having the same trouble. In
Greenwood, it is stated, rents have
doubled in the last few months but
there are still no homes to be had by
those people who have been paying
snt rather than ewning their own
houses.
And there will be no end to tho
trouble. Those people who have
been accustomed to live in houses
sting three four, and even five
thousand dollars at a rental Of ff-
sen OF twenty dsllass per month,
are pow having their eyes opened.
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IowNpEsv1LLE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Lowndesville, Jan. 15.-The High
School has resumed work after sew
eral Interruptions from flu; notwith-
standing the epidemic conditions, the
enrolment is one hundred and twen-
ty-seven pupils with an able corps Of
teachers. Rev. J. A. Clotfelter,
Principal, Mrs. Genevieve Huckabee,
Mrs. J. B. Huckabee and Miss Eliza
beth Bell, assistants. Rev. Clotfelter,
while actively engaged in ministerial
work, being pastor of the Lowndes-
vile, Wilmington, Mt. Carmel and
Monterey Presbyterian churches,
only assumed the principalship
through an obliging spirit, at the ur-
gent solicitations Of the entire town
and community. He is we'll equipped
the work, as he has passed many
years of his busy life in the school
m, having served for several years
as Professor of English in an Ala
bama college. He is strong man
both in and outside of the pulpit, and
is one of the most popular, as well
as one of the best men Lowndes-
vile has ever had.
Both of the Mrs. Huckabee's are
:eachers of experience and marked
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make a faithful worker in the Mas
ter's vineyard.
Little Kitty Kay Speer, who was
so painfully burned about three weeks
ago, by her clothing igniting before
an open CRATE, is getting along nicely.
Her mothers hands which were badly
burned in extinguishing the flames,
re improving also.
DR.. R. ]. Hutchinson has been in
vited to address the colored people
Of Fairfield Baptist church on Can
teen Work next Sabbath evening. He
hopes to have large audience, as the
colored people have asked for infor-
nation along this line of war work.
Mrs. J. A. Clotfelter and Mrs.
Francis Speer were visitors to Ander-
son last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser of Pendleton,
spent the weekend with Mrs. w. W.
Thompson.
Mr.. Berry Allen of Anderson, spent
asst Sabbath with his brother, Mr..
Bolin Allen, who has been somewhat
indisposed for the past week.
Messrs. D. L. Barnes and NJ. P. Nc
Gala, the two principal promoters of
the Lowndesville Light and Power
Co., spent last Monday at Iva inspect
ing the lighting system of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Allen and lit
tie folks of Anderson, were recent
visitors at the home of Mrs. E. w.
Harper, Sr.
Mr.. John Philips, who purchased
the DR.. Speer place, is making consid-
cradle changes in his residence; ad-
ding two rooms, new porches, etc.
Miss Julia Bell has gone to Green
wood, where she will teach in the
Connie Maxwell Orphanage.
Lewis Teasley, an aged colored
man, died last Tuesday night from
the infrmities of age. Uncle Lewis
was an ante-bellum negro, a type still
loved and respected, and had been a
faithful servant in Mrs. T. Bakers
family for many years. Many will
miss the old familiar form as he tot
tered along the streets; yet never fail
ing to show the utmost respect and
Difference to even little white child.
The people of the Midway section,
more generally known as "the Ma
tion," will dedicate their new $4,000
school building next Monday, Jan.
goth. Several prominent speakers
will be present, a band has also been
procured which will give life and pep
to the occasion. Dinner will be serv-
ed on the grounds, and every one
has cordial invitation to be present
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at these exercises. 1t is hoped to
have a full account of this occasion
in next weeks issue of this paper.
HONOR ROLL OF CALHOUN
FALLS SCHOOL SECOND MONTH

Advanced Grades:-Ada Martin,
Ilene Tucker, Ruby Poore, Howard
Milford, Evelyn Tucker, Clara Par
ker.
Grade IV.-Lois Howell, Lucille
Hall, Jesse Parker.
Grade III.-Gladys !Ielmcs, Bessie
Poore, Lilly Parker.
Advanced First Grade Emit
Manning, Hubert Manning, George
Milford.
Grade I.-Alice Taylor. Elizabeth
Tate, Clinton Sanders, Raymond
Howell, Joe Gilbert, Haskell Martin.
Miss Ruth McLane, Principal.
Mrs W. B. Sharpe, Asst.
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They are willing to pay double the
RS they have formerly paid, but
ere are still no houses for rent.

They are willing to pay double the
rs they have formerly paid, but
ere are still no houses for rent.
And there will be none. The cost
of building material, and the high
arice of labor make the cost of build
'ng about twice what it was ten years
ago when most of the houses which
re for rent here were built. If it
was not profitable to rent at that
;me for the rentals then received
land those who have tried it know
man cannot make five per
ont. on this kind of property it
will remain unproftable to build
houses for rent at double the for
NOR rentals.
There is but one thing to do.
',ose who have been accustomed to
.ent must become home-owners.
they must either build or buy, and
the sooner they realize this fact the
better off they will be. A great
many people have already found this
out. In Abbeville a number of
homes have been purchased in the
last few months. People have seen,
nat is, those with foresight have
zen, that the renting of houses is
at an end, and that the time to buy
IS before property has advanced, as
will surely do.
1t is stated by the Columbia State
that more people have bought or
built homes in the city of Colum-
bia in the last year than in any
,-evious year. This indicates that
what is going on in Abbeville is TAX
ing place there. The same reports
come from other places.
Therefore, it seems, the time has
ONE when the man who has been
enting a house in which to live, if
he be wise, will look around to Sc
cure a home of his own. There are
places in Abbeville, perhaps, and in
other towns, which may be purchas-
ed with reference to the old cost of
building, but these places will not
remain on the market for very long.
When it is known that a house which
formerly cost three thousand dollars
in the construction will now cost at
least five, those people who own
them will be slow to sell at small
prices. They will prefer to take the
advanced rents which are sure to
"ome, and wait for higher prices.
The wise man will look about him,
and purchase a home.
=.
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ability. Miss Bell has taught with
much success for several years and
is loved by her little children of the
primary grade.
With such a progressive, efficient
school, there is little wonder that men
ire seeqing homes in the town in or
der to procure for their children the
advantages of it's splendid education
al facilities.
Lowndesville is fast adopting the
slogan of her neighboring towns
all pull together. With her school
progressing in most satisfactory
perfect harmony, her bank flourish
ing and her other business interests
safe and sound, she is enjoying the
most prosperous era of her long life
almost 4 hundred years. Posts
are now being placed to supply the
town with electric lights.
Mr.. Alvin Harper has opened first
class garage and solicits the patron
age of all the automobile owners,
guaranteeing prompt service and sat-
isfactory work.
Perhaps at no distant time plans
will be formulated to establish water
system of which the town stands very
much in need.
DR.. James L. Ellis has gone to
Greenville, where he has accepted a
position with the Dendy Drug Com
pany. He is a graduate of the Allan
ia School of Pharmacy, and has been
connected with the medical depart
ment at Camp Greenleaf for the past
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Kennedy and
Messrs. E. j.. and B. J. Huckabee
spent last Monday in Berkley, Ga.
on business.
Rev. A. T. Campbell, of Hartwell,
Ca, spent last Sabbath night as a
visitor at the Baptist Parsonage with
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. White.
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Laurens spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Speer. DR.. Laurens is serv-
ing. on the medical staff at Camp
Greene.
Mrs. S. D. Brownlee, of Anderson,
spent several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. B. C. Kay, and other rela-
tives.
Mn Euford Broadwell, a young
lieutenant, very acceptably filled the
pulpit Of the Baptist church last Sab
bath evening. Mr.. Broadwell has
chosen the ministry as his profession
and will enter the Baptist Seminary
at Louisville in the early fall. He is
a man of consecrated life and will
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-01-17
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to take this method of
thanking our many friends, and es-
pecially the Baptist church, for their
many kindnesses anl real help given
US during the illness of our entire
family of influenza. We shall never
forget the good people of Abbeville
for the many courtesies shown US.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Langley.