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JACK WOULD BE
BLACK MEXICAN

Aqua PRIETA, Mexico, Feb. 2s.-Jack
pion. has filed an application In Mexico
City for Mexican citizenship papers. ac-
eording to adYices received here. Il Is
expected that an investigation is under
way to determine the charges against
johnson by the United States and to
ascertain whether he would be a de-
sirable citizen. Officials in Sorona state
that if Johnson comes to the border
he will be placed under arrest and
turned over to agents of the United
states, following out a policy of co.
operation with American officials.
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evident that they would win The final
score was % to IL
The majority of Fridays games were
nip-and- tuck affairs and the fans who
witnessed the play went home well sat
isfied and determined to get back again
today. Clean play and true sportsman
ship have been two prominent features
of the meet so far and all indications are
that it will turn out to be grand sue
cess.
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Field gOaIs-MiddlesWOrt /, Rice /. So
crest !. Ralph Ran L Foul goaIs-RaIph
RAIN 3, Secrest ., Rice. substitution
Mullen for F. Pickering, Thompson for
Ralph Rain, Conn for Goett. Referee
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Women eY' Winners

Mrs c. Deubig won the Dyer medal at
the annual Y. w. tank meet last night.
She won the senior 20 yard free style
event and also the 100 yard ch8rppion-
ship event The results Of the senior
events follow Twenty yard free style,
won by @. Deubig; 20-yard breast stroke,
p pon IL Won by {. 6eubig af The eN VAIN
ners In the junior events follow: Twenty
yard free style, 20-yard breast stroke
and 20-yard back stroke, won By l..
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INFItIr INFH u .
NToorpSVilio f01


Field goals-Rushton 2, Cosand 2, Bray
1, Tbornberry 2, Latt9 ?, Curtis /, Long
/, Laramore 1. Brimer L. Foul goals
Cosand l. Latta ., Long 1, Laramore 4.
ubstitutlons-CurtIs for Cosand, Brimer
for MOrland. Referee-Feezle.
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RED son START.

BOSTON Feb Is The advance squad
of the Boston Rcd Sox, consisting OF
"StuGy" hclnnis "Cuddy" Murphy. the
Dartmouth recruit. and five newspaper
men, was 70 leave this afternoon for
Hot Springs. where the Sox are 10 do
their spring training.
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LOOKS LIKE CHICK MEANS 1T.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s-The news from
Salt Lake that Chick Gandl has signed
q contract to manage n team In an in
dependent league In Idaho seems to con
firm the story that he hiss broken off all
relations with the White Sox, as be
threatened to do. Gandil announced
some time ago that IL arrangements were
not made for him to play in the Pacific
Coast league he would play Independent
hall
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Capt. Laird Barred

UTICA, N. Y, Feb. 2S.-James T.
Laird, captain-elect of the Colgate foot
ball team, has been declared profess
sional and debarred from participation
in Colgate university athletics. Laird
played a game of professional football
last fall. he admitted
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KNAPP TO LEAD RATTLE GREEK.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Feb. 2S.-Bu-
American league pitcher, has been signed
to manage the Battle Creek team Of the
Michigan Ontario league, thus completing
the roster of managers. Since coming
out of the army Knapp has managed an
independent team in Detroit
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CUBS START JAUNT.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-The Chicago Cubs
we're ready today for their hike to the
coast for the spring training trip. They
will leave tonight. Out6elder Barber is
the only Cub who had failed to report.
He was expected to drift in later.
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THORNTOWN. Ind. Feb 2s.-Manusl
High school OF indianapolis defeated
ThorutowD IN a hard fought contest here
last night, 10 10 0. The frst half closed
with the count standing to in favor
OF Manual A basket by Stivey early
IN the last bali was the 6nal squirt OF
the locals, Wertz Caging an overland
two-polnter followed by a t'p-in shot
hy Buscheil, which gave the Indian
apolis quintet d big lead Wertz. with
FIVE field goals TO HIS credit, was the star
for Manual. while Eauleys guarding
featured for Thorntowu. The lineup ana
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commands the respect Of entrants In tue
local sectional next week
Injuries to Utmost every member OF
the team have been ilnx that the
Rippleites had to contend with most OF
the season. but Coach Dlcus announced
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Joe Cantillan is ready TO get back in
harness as nianager of the Minneapolis
team, after q rigorous winter at Reelfoot
lake, near Hickman. Ky. Joe spends his
winters there and enjoys life. He hun
and fishes with a few old cronies and
doesn't get a peek at civilization until
he breaks away for the annual baseball
meetings. Joe, though getting along in
years, Is looking better than for several
seasons.
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WESTERN NET SESSION

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-Revlsion Of the
constitution of the Western Lawn Ten
mis- association was to be yoied on to-
day by that organization when 1t held
its annual meeting here, Much business
will be cleaned up at the meeting, which
probably will last until late at night A
big season is anticipated by the tennis
mon
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FRANKLIN GIVEN SCRAP.

SPICELAND. Ind. Feb. 2s-Franklin
High school basket team defeated Spice
land Academy IA hard-fought contest
here Friday by n score Of Is TO %. Frank
lin held lead Of q to 10 at the close OF
the nrst period, but a squirt by the locals
In the final half endangered the down
staters' lead Yandiver and White starred
for Franklin. while Chew, door guard,
was the big feature for the locals.
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Roper Staus at Princeton

PRINCETON, N. j., Feb. 2s.-willam
a. Roper, coach OF last years Prince
ton eleven, has been signed to a two
year contract, 1t has been announced by
the Tiger athletic council. RED Gen
merit, freshman coach, was also signed
for another year.
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Aurora CA

Field eoals--Woods ?. Hutchis0n G,
smith ?, Thompson 4, Bordman 3. Snow
Foul goals-Woods l. Hutchison 4
Thompson s. Substitutions-Smith for
Swinford. Referee-Feezel.
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SOLD TO BOSTON,

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 2s.-First Base
man Henry Eibel was sold Yesterday TO
the Boston Americans by the Richmond
club Of the Virginia league.
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NOW COMMUNAL A c.s.

The Commercial Cubs have changed
their name to the Communal A. c. The
team defeated the Red A. c. y to
13, In a fast game. The clever passing
featured for the winners For games
with the Communal A. c., call Prospect
S38 and ask for Figi.
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Colored ~ Finishes Fast

The local colored "Y" basketeers
showed plenty of speed in the second
half of the game with the Pittsburg
Scholastics last night and captured the
honors. 30 to IL The first half ended
IL to IL, with Pitsburg leading, and when
the locals caught and passed the eastern5
ers the crowd was given plenty OF
chances to root Bybee and Hazard
were stars for the locals. while John
sons playing featured the work Of the
visitors. The colored "Y'' team plays
its next home game next Friday night
against the Wherefore university quin-
tet of Ohio
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TURNER'S BEAT DARLINGTON.
In the last game of the Saturday morn
ing schedule the South Side Turner's won
taeir way to the semi finals by eliminat-
Turner's got the jump and were leading
the first half, to 8.
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RRENNAN sCOREs 4. o

DETROIT, Feb. 2S.-BiH Brennan,
New York, Knocked out Spike McFadden,
philadelphia, in the second round of
scheduled ten round bout here last night.
Eddie Barr. Pittsburg, won on foul
from Tommy Ryan, Syracuse.
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Sa@GAOOa
ST1Ms Bms ssS:T e 3o%E
s 4!]a(E!G.y4SPORTS
EASY FOR VALLEY MILLS

ttNch FUh AII4kl WTLLs-
Valley Mills high school continued its
SO to score on the New Palestine
high school FIVE The game was played
at the, Marion club gymnasium. There
seemed TO be something about the style
of team work Of the Valley Mills quintet
that the New Palestine athletes could
not solve. The first half ended with
the score. Valley Mills. IA New Palestine
Z. In the final half Valley Mills I'M
corked some clever passing that be
wildered their opponents and Stuart
Lugar and McMulln bombarded the
basket. Lineup and summary.
NfifI. Laa. in..tln-
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The Broad Ripple High school basket
ball team topped off successful season
last night by beating the Danylle quin-
tet, % to Is. Under direction of Coach
a. W. Dicus the Ripple players have
developed into a basket machine tina,
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Friday Afternoon and
Evening Game Lineups
BIoomIngdale (2D. 7

Bloomingdale (24). jamestown (21).
Drake ......... Forward. ......... Davis
Flock Forward. o. Smith
Ganard .......... Center ....-..... Ratlin
X. Conn $500. Guard. .......... Morris
u. Coffin ...... Guard. ...... Fleetwood
Field goals-Drake 3, Flock I, Ganard
., n. Coffin . o. Smith g. Ratliff s. Morris
l. Fleetwood 2.
SIMULTANEOUSLY. Smith for Davis,
Ashley for o.. Smith.
Referee-Head.
Mooresville (23l. Shelbyville I'D.
Rushton ....-. Forward ...... Terrence
Cosand ...... Forward .......... Long
BRAY ..... Center ...... Laramare
Thornberry. Guard $500. Morland
Batta ........... Guard 1880. Weakley
Field gOals-Rushton 2, COsand ?, Bray
l. Tbornberry 2, Latt9 ?, Curtis ], Long
/. Laramore 1. Brimer 1. Foul goals
Cosand I, Latta ., Long 1. Laramore 4.
Substitutions-Curtls for Cosand, Brimer
for MOrland. Referee-Feezle.
viucennes d5l Falkland n2l.
ByerS........... FORWARD --...... I.other
Lewis........... Forward ...-..., He rold
Baker. Center Arbuckle
Jones. ......-... OuaTu ...-.-. SklliiDdh
NanWeg. Guard 80. mcNauaIa
Substitutes-Hardinf for Skillmsn. Field
coal-Byers 3. Jones /, Luther 3, Harold,
Arbuckle. Foul goals-Luther, Arbuckle-
Referee-Head.
Aurora C5a). Logansport (1D.
Thompson..... Forward ...-.-.. SWaney
Borgman.- Forward 1900. =. herr
Snow. ........... Center ........R. Terry
HuXsall ......... Guard .....s... "A: Mee
McClellaa...... Guard $1,000. Whiting
Substitutions-ste for Thompson,
Morris for Whiting. Field goals-Thomp-
son II. bergman 8, Snow s, J. Herr. Foul
Thompson. Il. Terry ,, ]. Herr ?.
Referee-Feezel.
Anderson 40. JOY and Glooms dSl.
Swinford Forward. Millikan
Woods ........ Forward. .... Bridgeford
Hutchinson .... Center ...... HildebraIfd
Burlingame Guard. ........... Todd
Speech ......,... Guard. ......... Dawson
Field goals--Swinford Hutchinson 4,
Woods ., Millikan 8. Bridgeford, Hide
brand, Dawson. Foul goals-Burlingame,
Todd Referee-Behrent.
Turner's (1S). Muncie (10).
Middlesworth Forward. ....,... Babb
Rice .......... Forward. BRhrman
Conn ........... Center. ........ Schafer
Secrest Guard. ......... Warner
Goett ........... Guard ........ Pittinger
Substtptions-Bush for Warner, Grund
for Goett. Field goals-Rice 3. Conn ..
Bahrmap. Schafer Foul goals-Rice ..
Conn, Goett, Bahrman 4, Babb. Schafer.
Referee-Feezel.
Darlington (2S) Moscow (13).
Ralph Rohm 49,. Forward. p. Gosnell
Mullen .......... Forward. &C. Gosnell
Hunt ........ Center. ......... Tillison
Ray Robin ........ Guard, ..,....... Pick
t. Pickering 49,. Guard. .......... Meal
Substitutions-Alstonf for Mullen. Field
goals Ralph Rohm Z. Hunt >, Ray Rohm
g. Aston 2, p. GoSnelI, c. Gosnell g.
Foul goals-C. Gosnell. Referee-Behrent.
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JACKSON VS. DUNDEF

JERSEY CITY, y. j., Feb. 2S,-wilne
jackson aud Johnny Dundee have been
Arena A. c. Of this city on March s. 1t
was announced today.
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Thorntown (9l

Harmeson, ,: Cauger, .: A Stiyey, / :;
Ow sley, J. Free throws-W ertz. / OF ? !;
OwSley. / OF 3. Substitutious-Iiyd for
strain. Owsley for Cauger, Rlgins for
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! today that his men are cow in the best
shape Of the year and that they are
going to step some" In the sectional
record of fourteen games won and
nine lost puts them In second place In
the peTceuta &c column with the city
schools.
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Field goals-Drake 3, Flock {, Ganard
/, Fleetwood 2
Foul goals-Flock .. Fleetwood 1. Rat
lin ..
SubstItutions-W. Smith for Davis,
Ashley for o. Smith.
Raferae-Epad
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COIITGE GoLF DATES.

COLLEGE GOLF DATES.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-The intercol-
legiate golf championship tournament
will be decided June 22-26 at the Mas
sau Country club. Nassau, \. Y, 1t was
announced here by the intercollegiate
Golf association.
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NIooresville f16)

, : ; : :. Z
Field goals Lewis, .; Ulery. ;; XIX
miller. 3: Wall, s: Hyatt, .: Curtis. 1.
Foul goals-Hyat. .; Curtis .: Kixml-
Ter. l.. bstiiutions-COsand for Cook
Referee Head
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Muncie (1o).

SubstitHtions-Bush for Warner, Grund
for Goett. Field goals--Rice 5. Conn ?,
Bahrmap. Schafer. Foul goals-Rice .,
Conn, Goett, Bahrman 4, Babb. Schafer.
Referee-FeeZel.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

Morris for Whiting. Field goals-Thomp-
son II Bergman 8. Snow 3, J. Herr. Foul
goals Thompson, Il. Terry ,, J. Herr 2.
Rcferee-FeeZel
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ting the occasion. The parlor into
which they were invited was lighted
by freight, and otherwise was IN
semi-darkness. The decorations were
of autumn leaves and chrysantbe-
NUNS. The evening was spent IN
telling ghost stories, fortune telling
and eating "goodies," consisting sd
roasted peanuts, apples, and maxsh-
mallows toasted before the open fire
The following were the fortunate
ones invited: Misses Maggie Suther-
land, Mary Mann, Gertrude Cal
vert, Annie Belle Little, Mary Hill,
Rebecca Jones, Virginia and Sar.h
Leslie, and Messrs. Willie Reid, Paul
Mann, Cal Stevenson and Thomas
Sherard.
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A LOVELY PARTY.

Miss May Robertson entetained
the Bridge club at an unusually pleas
ant meeting Friday afternoon. The
Halloween decorations were used
and at every corner a pumpkin with
a jolly grinning face met your gaze,
black cats and solemn owls were
perched around the room while the
score cards bore the picture of the
old witch riding her broom.
The afternoon was a merry one,
the final pleasure being in the salad
course served at the close of the
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

Miss Marie Leslie entertained at
her home Friday evening at hal
low'een party in compliment to her
guest, Miss Maggie Sutherland, of
Mt. Carmel, who came up to spend
the weekend.
The invited guests to the party
came masked and in costumes fit
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games. Here again the hallowe5en
feature was emphasized with red
pepper with face cut in it, inside of
which was found dainty cheese puff.
Miss Robertso's party will long be
remembered as one of the pleasantest
in the life of the club.
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the weekend with Mrs. W. E. Leslie
near the city.
Mrs. Frank B. Gary got up early
Monday morning and went over to At
lanta for an all day look at the styles.
Mr.. C. S. Link, of Laurens, finds
Abbeville an active place to visit, so
he spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Link spent
the weekend in Anderson with Mrs.
Links parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey.
Messrs H. C. Davis and P. C. Ellis,
prominent farmers of the county,
were business visitors in the city on
Monday.
Mrs. N. J. Agnew and Mrs. w. F.
Radcliffe were guests at the home of
Mrs. 1. E. Culbreth on Magazine
Street last Saturday. '''
L. A. Morris, of Honea Path, for
merly prominent farmer of the up
per secion of Abbeville County, was
here Monday on business.
Hon. A. Sydney Hartzog and Doc
tors r. M. Fuller and ]. C. Harper,
of Greenwood, were distinguished
visitors in the city today.
Johnnie Lyon, an Erskine Fresh
man, was a visitor to the city Satur-
day. He was much interested in the
outcome of the Tech-Center football
game.
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Mrs. W. M. Barnwell went over
to Atlanta Monday to spend the
day pleasantly looking at the styles
and buying a new frock or two.
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Mrs. Frank Welsh and Mrs.
Graham Payne, of Greenwood, spent
three days last week in Atlanta, see
ing the styles and having a good
time.
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Little Miss Lucille Dellinger of
Monroe, N. c., is spending this
week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Clark.
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DR.. Stevenson, of Greenwood
spent Sunday in town with Mr.. and
Mrs. Abb Garrison.
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Mrs. Griffin Nickles and little
son left last week for their home in
Columbia, after a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cox.
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Mrs. N. E. Wilson of Greenwood,
is spending some time with her moth
er, Mrs. I. E. Culbreth, who has not
been we'll for scme time.
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Mrs. Gerald Martin and daughter,
Dorothy, returned to their home in
Atlanta Saturday, after a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs :. j. A.
Schroeder.
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Local
News
: personals :

. PeCSONdlS
Bob Greene spent Sunday in Rock
Hill.
C. w. Chandler spent Sunday in
Athens.
Mrs. Paul Wardlaw is teaching the
Prosperity school.
T. P. Creswell, of Cedar Springs,
was in town Saturday.
Miss Irene Starnes spent Friday
afternoon in Greenwood.
Prof. R. B. Cheatham is teaching
the Sharon school this session.
CD. Cowan, of Lethe, was in town
Saturday on business.
R. r. Broadwell, of Lowndesville,
was in Abbeville today on business.
John Gray, of Antreville, was IN
the city Monday on business.
R. R. Tolbert, of Smithville was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
John Lomax and Lowry Wilson
spent Sunday in Anderson.
Ward Jameson spent Sunday in
Honea Path with his mother
Miss Mary Sharpe spent the week
end near Due West with her mother.
Miss Maggie Link spent Sunday
with her home people in the Sharon
section. j
Luther T. Bryant, of Level Land,
was here today looking after matters
of Importance.
DR.. ]. E. Pressly was called to
Tampa, Fla, last week on account OF
the illness of his father. i
R.H. Kay and Glenn Baskin of
Honea Path, spent Sunday in the city
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Murphy spent
the weekend in Bordeaux and Lethe !,
with relatives.
Miss Eva Watt, who is teaching in
Dillon, spent the weekend at her
home in Due West.
Miss Ada Wham, of Hartsville,
spent he weekend here with her SIS
ters, Misses Clara and Nina Wham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Graves, of
Sharon. were visitors in the city on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Bell and daughter, Miss
Annie of Antreville, in town Satur-
day.
Miss Hattie Roche of Columbia
spent the weekend here with her
home folks.
S. J. Wakefield was down from
Antreville Monday shaking hands
with his many friends.
Mr.. T. C. Seal spent the day yes
terday in Hodges with his friend,
Mr.. Cochran.
Clifford Black, of Honea Path,
was in the city Monday shaking
hands with his friends.
Miss Jennie Nance, who is attend
ing Woman's College at Due West,
was in town Saturday shopping.
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Rev. A. j. Derbyshire held SER
vices at Wilmington Sunday. He went
over Saturday afternoon accompani-
ed by Mrs. Derbyshire.
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John R. Lomax, one of the promi-
nent farmers of the county, came in
from Darraughs Monday morning to
hear politics discussed on Cotton
Curb while the farmers were await
ing for cotton to go up.
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Ramey Thornton and Charlie
Darracotte spent Sunday at. Cal
houn Falls, taking a look at the
pretty girls and showing the boys
how to be a sport
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Misses Mamie and Jessie Hill spent
the weekend with Mrs. w. E. Leslie
near the city.
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Misses Kathryn and Jessie Lati-
mer, Tom Shirley and Vernon Kay,
of Honea Path, and Lewis Dugan, of
Greenwood, spent Sunday after
noon in the city with Misses Katie
and Minnie Ruth Cox.
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Robert Dawson, who has been ir
the County Memorial Hospital Tor the
past two weeks has gone to his home
in he country.
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Frank C. Ellis, Of Level Land, A.
D. Kennedy, of Due West, w. S
Jordon, of Due West, and Magis.
trate A. R. Ellis, also of the latter
place, were here today.
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Mrs. John White went over to At
lanta Saturday afternoon. She was
accompanied by her young son,
Charles. They spent the time with
Miss Lucy White, who is pleasantly
situated in the big city.
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Mrs. H. p. McAllister and daugh-
ter, Carolyn, spent the weekend in
Laurens with Mrs. McAlliser's moth
er, Mrs. Virginia Miller.
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DR.. P. B. Carwile and Judge A. F.
Carwile were here Monday to talk
over the situation and attend to mat
ters of business.
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Mrs. Frank B. Gary got up early
Monday morning and went over to At
lanta for an all day look at the styles.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-07-24
TRIPLES MOTOR POWER

without added size II yie'ds SIS
l.. P. as against the usual Is.
md is G0S7 mics in 80 hours is
tie Wl~G's greatest Official en-
du-ance proof. Many Essex own
ers have driven their Essex cars
rs 600 - 10000 miles at practi-
cally 10 repair cost.