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THURSDAY. OCTOBER I. 1920
TilE IEACT'E To PREVENT VAR

1ery member Of the League
I'll cations solcninly agrees that
ii viii never ~ u war without
hr / having done one or another
81 $50 things, without either subs
nnuing the matter in dispute T.
Arbitration, ii which case i
promises absolutely to abide b.
tn verdict. q, i i docs not care
to submit il TO arbitration. with
oul submitting il - discussion
bt the council Of the League Of
Nstions, III which case It pronl-
to. lax all the documents and
all the pertinent facts before that
cncil, II consents that that
ca nea shall publish all docu-
ia ii and all The pertinent facts,
that AL the world shall know
that II shall be allowed six
itn in which to consider the
natter; and that even At the end
ii tic ix months. if the decision
81 tie council IS not acceptable.
ii will still moi 80 10 war for
thfce months following the rem
Gering q the decision.
II is provided in the covenant
q the League af Nations that any
nation that disregards these sol
erin promises with regard TO ar
hiiration and discussion shall be
thereby deemed ipso faeto @
haye committed An ACT d var
against tho other members q the
ag,ic and that there shall
tllcreupon follow ~ absolute So
clusion II that nation from COM
mttnieation 81 any kind With the
msmhers q the League NJ
goods san be shipped ii O out /.
IL telegrapIie ms ages can he
IS, hanged there Shall Be NJ
anlunieation 81 any sind be-
tween the people u the other M
tieas and the people u that M
tics. There is not a nation III
eapc that can stand that tor
months Germany could
haze faced the armies 81 the
WsFld more readily than She faced
t. BOYCOTT If tic world
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Notice
REGISTRATION

TO THE VOTERS Or ANNE
ARUNDEL COUNTY. MD.
Under provisions AZ Article 80 Of the Ans
notated Code of Maryland and as amended
At the extraordinary session Of the General
Assembly September, 1920, notice IS hereby
given that the Registration 0iFlcers for the
several precincts Will sit for the purpose OF
revising the REGISTRATION LISTS of Anne
Arundel County Md, by adding the names
o. new voters. making Transfers etc. between
the hours of 8 o'clock A. AZ. and . o'clock
r. r. sec Instructions of Attorney General,
Registration and Election Laws on the foi-
lowing dates and at the several polling places
named below
First Sitting
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1920
Second Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1920
Third sitting
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1920
Fourth Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1920.
fifth sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1920
tFor Revision Only
(No new names will be added at attn sitting !
FIRST DISTRICT
Firet Precinct Polling House. Second
Precinct Polling H0nse.
SECOND DISTRICT
First Precinct Polling House. Passport
second Precinct Polling House. Third
Precinct-Paliing House. Germantown.
TIflRD DISTRICT
First Precinct Polling House. Second
Notwithstanding House.
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Precinct Polling House. Second
Precinct Polling Hoase.
FIFTH DISTRICT
First preeinet--Krals stope Brooklyn
Heights Second Precinct Polling House.
Shipley Station.
SIXTH DISTRICT
First Precinct Polling House Second
Preelnct--ARsenlhly Rooms ttirst 00ff,
Third precinet- Polling House. Second
Street Fourth precfnef-polIiHg House,
Calvert Street.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
First Precinct Polling House McKen-
dree Second precincf-Polling House
BY Order of the Board
JAMES L. sTisA NGE.
President
JAMES s SMITH.
WILLIAM III. MEADE
Supervisors Of Elections for Anne
Arundel County, Maryland.
CLINTON s. SHAW. Clerk.
September 25. 1890
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AN ORDINANCE

/ a.
20 smena Article XTsyft of tile Revised
Code of the City uf Annapolis. tttie I'll.
TIC, hy adding thereto three aduitio4ai
sect.ons 70 foiiow ses.faoa Y. ans IS
Section Il he 1t established ana QEnGfn-
led 6y tin Mayor. Counselor and Aldermen
Of the city Of Aunaaslls, tilas Artseie
yIYIT fjgle .Trafiie. If the Revised EfHle
pf fI,s CIV If Annapolis I've and the same
is hereby amended hy adding thereto three
additional sections ta follow Stftlah 9, saAia
, 10 be known and numbered ~Pt'fl@as :. 2
AMI n respectively, aud to Fesia as InioWs :
SECTION T. Auy person or persons "a
charge az Or operating any street tFotie3
Ker pieesrie csr or rars. within ne SothpI
ale limits q the city q Annahs9iis sna -,
Circle Or lane within tire corporate limits
az the City of Annapolis SQUAT Dell or
gong at the approach ~ sald tRVFstcta7h
ana refuge rate Of speed 81 sueh gar
Section s. AIRY person 90 persons u
charge Of or operating any street. tf0fles
Ur electric ear within the corporate I.llits
Of the City Of Annapolis shaf pn st1s,piuE
at the intersection Of any street circle or
lane within the t0rp0rata liMits Of the Git5
Of Annanulis to receive or discharge pas
seagers or for any other purpose STOP on
The near side OF aHa essaE e saEn iasss :
section excepting the intersections u
BsatIen Street aud College avenue aiAd
West Street and Ehurri iTeIe ant Lhul9i
Circle aud Main Street. then stets as Asle
FAR slide ST fsuisI Intersections are 10 he
made clear If said intersection. Randall
Street anu priEee fseay5se StTeeS. tolleSs
Avenue aud Prince george street. ali CATS
shan b brought 90 complete STRIP
Section d any person or persons oAeiats-
ing any Of the provisions Of the fWo pre-
eeling sections shall be Liable t0 tae pen
aIties made SUD provided in Section Q Of
this Article.
section : And be II further established
and ordained By the authority afpresald
that this ordinance shall take effect from
October Is 1920
Approved September 21st 1890
JOHN j. LEVY, Mayor
JoIN II. SULLIVAN. Clerk
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The trust Real Estate of George Wells.
|. Deceased.
Iii tho circuit Court FOR Anne Arundel
County. No. 1914 Equity,
Ordered, this 18th day ef September.
1899 that tie report ana account III the
Auditor. kled this day in tire above en-
titled cause. be ratified and ,ontrm2,l, u4t-
less cause TO the contrary thereof he shown
on or before the
aoth DAY or OCTOBER. yEAT:
Provided. copy ST tliis order lie inserted
In some newspaper Published in Anne
Arunuel county. ossee Ia eacl4 Of three sue
cessive weeks before the Goth lay Of 0cto-
Der. next.
WM. n. WOODWARD. Clerk.
True Copy, Test
wv. N. sYflODlE AID. fls.la.
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AN ORDINANCE


repeaiand rt-eflain With amend4aHtE
section ! 81 Article INV If Tie Ieti1sl
Code u the cts of Annapolis tith
rLicenses,
sesfion L III II e4tabHshe.l aHl tl..ias
cd bis the M,tsar. Counselor aId ND fI4ea
Ii lie CITY of Annapolis t}.at Seetia Z &c
Article NV Of Ile Revised Eaae { rae
City Of Annapolis. little "Litensrs ~ nj
fbe same in hertity rcpeaFeti and re@td1 titu
I'd with amendments 50 ~ to e q ii},
follows
section 3 It shall not he awflil for
tuy person 0t lf,fso!s.. wifltfGl salt rs ~
It's preeIiItfs 10 net exhibit, ;,}llS Iscf
sfnrm any play. farce, ilteriplp, al ~
tpera concert irtHs megar@rip u llN5tl.
nr pahi@ pShtAitEng fur u:.in, viii g
clark IL this corporation. far Elaii try
sllAn nay asf@li0N ef every tAr afRs
snenaHrfie AZ carnival tweatg il4 G4lsarS
Epf day for GyttS uteatriFai ~ fir ialtit
performance. he suW Of ten trlia1s Isr
day for every museum si3Iiiar chow.
tho snil If tiae dollars pr day fili
7avauty flNn eeats in each e3sHc t. Inc clerk
provided however il may J. iil2sili fer
my person "a. lt.rSotss, nr CORPORATION re-
sftiiHg in 0r locitted II Annapolis vi tstH
own On rcHt L hail tdtei HI Hefla iAAtls
for fziying such entertainments 70 gain.
HeNtrii flIc rirenss mpHaGeric or raflthlel, la
permit The same fl ba used for suesl IN.
pnscs 0n first obtaining il license t@eftfer
from the clerk, for Which shall ln ilsisi H..
sum III thirty ,ietllars per year IA ftu I'll
MY ~ ial fePilsc fnr i;i,sl entertainment
saeti,a 8 Aa1i he It established auit
i,rtiaincd hy tie authority aforssai thar
this nrttinanea shall take effect fr6n tie
date az rs passage
ApIa.a.l I#tmber 2lst, loe9
JaIiN ]. I.EyA Mayor
Attest
~ ! + i !,
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PROPOSALS.

September IL la-a
Pills Will be received ny tic City p'ae
missioner until II otl0cK hstat. M,.ai.t2
oetahpr 4 for laying -, ilear fee s93.pfs
or lcsSl az s-ineh Terra Gotta sM8r fiit.s
~ sauih.;.lte avenue, iiot less il@A 3 SO
a:spie tli.N Z fpel elpelt.
For further Information, aplsly y
w III. SNNSANs
10 CITY CnnllisS alser.
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Aa.ENRGE Z. NkLYIN

lI.iieuga primarily 4 county
il Who began his active career
afeIiGe and whose interests
iit vs,sk Nese .ieltifed With
aAne AF.ndel. Mr. George T.
Afslsu. who died this week N
\ napoiis VAS true type Of the
q MARYLAND citizenship AS a
business nan. banker. editor and
le,der in ciyic affairs. he attained
i're than local weight and N
Il ence. His career in Anne
undel. seen III retrospect, was
marked by constructive achieve
ment
Mr.. Melvin ceaselessly preach
bv voice and pen the gospel
81 good roads and good schools
and community bettermeat He
nted the sane and reasonable
esspoint Of a practical man With
isions Of the future, and his per-
stent energy. willingness 10
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aoth DAY or ocTOnER. MAT;
N0TTCE qO flREpETORs

Netise is herebg given that tie sub
srgabeS of AYsne Arundel ceunfF, has oh
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Anne
ARUNDEL county. tn agaTyaanu, LesferS le-s
5tamentafy en- the personal estate Of Esf-
mund IierkieE Iglehagt Tate If Anne Arna-
lei county tles.aaseti. Al persons having
cIaitas against the ds-essed ars, lIereby
warned to exhibit the sane. with the vnu
chers thereof, to tle subscriber vii er be-
fore the
sets Dtg or MARCH. 1924.
They may otherwise. ny law. be excluded
from ali sse1enf OF said estate. All persons
indebted 10 said estate ase requested 10
mako immediate payment.
Given under ms hand this I4th day Of
September. 1a@0-
HELEN Il. IGLEIEART.
Testatrix
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LEAVE. MANIFESTATIONS

aH0 no 500 atpa, 1890 Hoo \ IA
lm. ap9 no sf0a. 3ia' .'' 800
$50. 700. 900 lI.tA II NJ, lsM 4
n&ilV eAceNi Sunday
~ Local Annapolis . Baltimore.
For tickets ard information atsalE e ;tf
,ffy ticket oil es West STREET ~ le{e
s,sste Il0nse S;tian Cplleee .hvenlia
.i.iaden street Carsei liall, MIR stt.'5
lafeI
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editorial IN The Baltimore
Ness i'll its issue at NJ eincselax
aher +. 1890
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NOTICE EMERGENCY
HOSPfTALi

Tie annual meeting If tie Hospii.il AZ.
se.lafion Will take place ON Monday 0cfo-
All persons Interested in the we'll arr of
this very necessary and useful Institution
and who wish 10 have a vote In its man.
the payment Hf not less than SafD ANN.
ally. and the enrichment III their naiHaa ~
the Treasurer Mrs. Edgar Basli. rs her
home Murray Hill. st oHt-e az al ~I0iati0ns
report must be iii before the nicotine.
Egefy grown person In Annapolis ysIta Isl
interested IN the Emergency Hospital Il FL.
yited to attend this meeting whether il
subscriber Or not hut only Those wi,o have.
subscribed ~ lac amount of $500 sr more
are entitled 70 yote for managers
.16 ~ ORDER oF BoARDs
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ORDER NISI
Dorsey ] Dnmiap. Il ii
~
IInraee Iacolis. q u

Dorsey ] Dunlap q ID
Horace Jacobs. {, AZ
IN The Cfrrpit CoSrt for Anne Arundel
County W. i26 Equity.
Ordered this 7tli ,lay IN 9c,eher ia2a
thar the renor aud aesaunt Of the auditor.
filed this dag III the abnSe enfItiet cause
he ratified tad cGnfinet unless muse 81,
the contrary thereof be shown on ar before.
The
18Th nay or OCTOBER. SENT:
Provided. u eepy If thiS order 10 inscrteI
in some newspaper published ii AnBe
Arundel eaMnis M least three times befares
the 18TH dag Of October next
ROBERT MOSS Al ii
True Cory. Test
WI. N Woodward. Clerk
PROPOSALS
Bds VIII be received by the f9iy Com
missioner unit " A'cles.s. nsssfl. Mputla ~
October It'll. fnr IL, linear feet Of l2.fns Il
terra Gotta sewer JhEe- laid on Church
street in place Of OLD cememf sewer Iipe
make all house connections from obi sewer
ia new pne; re-laye the street. The rigHs
is reserved to reject any aud all bids.
For further ing0fmatI0n,, apply TO
W. H. yANSANT.
% tIty Commissioned
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w. B. 81 A. Electro
Railroad.
Mln.CITY TERMiN AIS

IIalf ggouriy Service Morning aud i.NetiasSt
lsafweea .tnnaaplis Iialtlnere !tiia
washington and tAmp Mralf
tWasllington AMI Mes,ae
I,.lssefrprs change Naval
4ideiny JuletiM
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ORDER NLsI

s. SHAW. Clerk.
September Is. 1920
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published Dally Except SUNDAY ~
rHE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
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AitPig las,N ~
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.lnHN q SULLIVAN tcik
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IN MEMORIAM

Oily n. SULLIVAN. Clerk
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POOR NET RETURN
FOR RAILROADS

Washington, May 5.-With an esti-
mated property investment of ST.
S4,O00,O00, Southern railroad sys-
TENS reported to the interstate COM
merce commission today that they
were deriving less than 1 percent net
return and would require an increase
of s12O,770,OO0 to bring the revenue
to the per cent basis provided in
the transportation act.
C. H. Markham, president of the
Illinois Central, in submitting these
statements in his brief in support OF
the request of the Southern roads for
increased rates. estimated the in
crease required to be 20.7 per cent
on the total of 800 per cent, f de-
rived enirely from freight, as ex'
pressed to the commission.
In order that distribution of traffic
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Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission Of
new students will be held at the
County Court House on Friday, July
2, at ga. m. Applicants must not be
less than sixteen years or age. When
Scholarships are vacant arter July ,
they will be awarded 20 those max
ing the highest average at this ex-
animation, provided they meet the
conditions governing the award. APP
rlicants for Scholarships should
write to President Johnson before
the examination for Scholarship ex-
animation blanks.
Scholarships are worth S100 and
zee tuition. The next session will
open September 18th, 1920. For
further information and catalogue,
address Pres. D. B. Johnson, Rock
Hill, S. C. 5, 7-7ton Fri.
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A CHARMING RECEPTION

Mrs. M. T. Coleman entertained
at delightful reception at her home
on Greenville street, Wednesday af-
ternoon from six to eight o'clock.
Tho Coleman home is peculiarly
adapted to entertaining and We'd
nesday afternoon was beautifully
decorated in roses and peonies and
sweet peas, the predominating col
,rs being pink and white. The guests
re invited to meet Miss Elizabeth
Ellis, Secretary of the Red Cross
work who is in the city for several
eeks looking after Red Cross in
terests.
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Smith,
daughters of the hostess assisted in
ceiving and cream and cake were
served in the dining room. by Misses
Mary Greene, Sophie Reams and
7ic Howie.
Many ladies and gentlemen called
throughout the afternoon and the
.casion was altogether a most
pleasant one.
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HOME AT DUE
WEST WOMAN'S COLLEGE

The 6Oth anniversary of the found
ing of the Woman's College at Du
West will be celebrated at com
meneement this year May 2S-Jun
l. The A. R. Presbyterian has the
following to say of the event:
Present indications are that the
Home Coming of the daughters Of
the " WomaB's College May % June
j. will,be. largely attended,. Many Of
The classes are planning :reunions.
Plans for the entertainment Of the
alumnae and former Students in the
college during the occasion are near
ing completion.
Among the daughters VINO have ac-
cepted invitations to speak at the
luncheon on Saturday are Mrs. A. F.
Lever, Washington, D. c., Mrs. R. P.
Blake, Greenwood, S. c., Mrs. j. H.
Pressly, Statesville, N. c., Miss Mary
Kennedy, Troy, S. c., Mrs. Robt. Nc
Laughlin, Charlotte, N. c., Miss
-ouise Funderburk, Matthews, N. c
DR.. D. G. Phillips, Chester, S. C..
nd Mr.. George D. Brown Of Pros
perity, S. c., will be amnog the
-peakers at the Commemoration ex-
-ises Saturday.
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As STRONG AS
AT SEVENTEEN
zIR0N Iron Tonic Makes Ssl ''0h hu"
Feel Young Again, Says Disghhr.

To help repair the results Of illness,
life; to help give. strength to your nun
down system and to help renew tagged
forces and tone up the nerves-you will
find a valuable remedy in Ziron.
Read what Ziron did for an old man,
who had to stay In bed most of the time.
His daughter, Myrtle Mills, of Pulaski,
Tenn, says: "Ziron has helped my
father wonderfully. He could not do
anything before taking it. He was in bed
most of the time, complaining with bro
ken-down nerves and backache. He has
taken three bottles and says he IS as
strong as when he was II years old"
If you5 blood r"edS iron, try ZlroH
Iron Tonic. WIN! II has done for OH
ers, it may do for you.
Ziron is mild, harmless; does not dis
color the teeth, and MAY be taken safely
by young and old, men, women and
children.
Get Ziron at your druggists, under
money-back guarantee.
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THE
CHURCH MEMBERS

One of, the most pleasant enter
tainments of the week was that CIV
en- at the home of Mrs. T. Gordon
White Friday afternoon, when Cir
Gle No. 8 of the Presbyterian church
of Abbeville entertained the ladies
of the other Circles Of the church.
The Ladies Aid Society and the
Missionary societies for both old
and young of the church have been
divided into Circles making an or
gsnization of nearly hundred and
fifty members and the entertainment
given once a year at which all meet
together is a charming affair. Circle
No. 8 entertained Friday afternoon.
The house was bower of pink
and red roses. The ladies were all
invited for the same hour and they
sat for an hour or two enjoying
meeting the friends of the church
and listening to the musical duets
by Miss Mary White and Annie Viii
son and Jensie White and Virginia
Wilson and the piano solos py Caro-
line Chalmers and Grace Milford
Sandwiches and' tea were served
throughout the afternoon. /
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FRENCH MISSION HERE

Washington, May 5.-Secretary
Daniels today received the official
mission of French navy ordinance ex-
perts which will make three weeks
inspection tour of the principal A.
merican plants producing ordnance
for the army and navy. The mission
is headed by Engineer General Char
BONNER, inspector general of naval
artillery and leading ordnance officer
of France. Six other officers accom-
pany him.
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Local
1faeWs
: personals :

Mrs. ]. N. McDill of Sharon, was
in town Thursday.
W. w. McNeill, ofNWatts, was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Aiken Cochran, of Watts,
was in town Thursday.
Reuben McCracken spent several
days in Columbia this week.
Al. Smith, of Sharon, was busl-
ness visitor in Abbeville Thursday.
HI. Allen, Greenwood, was in
Abbeville Thursday on business.
w. A. Mcdowell, of Spartanburg'
was a visitor here this week.
Mrs. Mollie Ellis, of Due West,
was a visitor in Abbeville this week.
DIR. w. E. Link, of Wilmington, is
visiting his son, S. J. Link.
Mrs ]. D. Winn, of Cold Springs,
was a shopper in Abbeville Thursday
Mrs. J. R. Nickles left Friday for
Atlanta, where she will spend several
days.
Mrs. Carter Arnold, of Elberton,
Ga. is visiting her father, DR.. l.. L.
Hill.
T. H. Maxwell and H. R. McAlister
spent Thursday afternoon in Green
wood.
Miss Mary Knox, of Sharon, is
visiting her>sister, Mrs. Mabry Cheat
ham on Church street.
Misses Hattie Lou Haddon and
Annie Bell, of Antreville' were
shopping in town Thursday.
Mr.. Bob Baughman, of near Abbe-
vile was in town for the weekend
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shall not be disturbed, the statement
recommended special treatment in
the case of carload commodity rates
on coal, cement, coke, stone and
other low grade mineral products. In
creases proposed on coal and coke
vary from 80 to 80 cents a ton, on
cement from so cents to S1.40 ton
on building lime from 35 cents to 81
a ton and on sand, gravel, etc., from
26 to so cents a ton.
1t is proposed to advance all other
rates 81 per cent.
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A, r. P.'s MEET.

Mrs. W. E. Owen entertained the
Ladies Society Of the Associate Re-
Termed church Thursday afternoon
at a pleasant meeting. Many of the
members were present and a profit
able. meeting was held. Cream and
cake was served.
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WITH ELLIS MOTOR co.

Mr.. E. S. Corley, of Abbeville,
has accepted a position with the Ell
lis Motor Company as bookkeeper
and entered upon his new duties the
first of the month"; Clinton Chroni-
Gle.
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RED CROSS MEETING

The Abbeville County Chapter Of
the American Red Cross will meet in
the Home Service office Monday af-
ternoon, May 10, at 400 o'clock.
Members are urged to be present.
DR.. G. A. Neuffer, Chairman
Mrs. C. C. Gambrell, Secretary.
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u. D. c. MEETING

The U. D. C's will meet Tuesday
afternoon at4 o'clock with Mrs. E..
R. Thomson. A full attendance is
urged.
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with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Fred S. Hill is spending to-
~ in Atlanta.
Mrs. P. B. Speed is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T. M. Marchant'
in Greenville, this week.
Messrs. John B. Pressly and S. j..
Todd, prominent business men, were
down from Due West Thursday.
Mrs. Mary McCarter, Mrs. Chris
Suber and daughter, Zula, OF Antre-
Vile were in town Wednesday, after
noon.
Miss Margaret Cothran, who has
been visiting relatives in Edgetleld
for the past several weeks, is eX-
pected to return to Abbeville Mon
day.
Miss Murphy, Superintendent OF
the State Health Service, was a visi-
tor in Abbeville Friday. Miss Muir.
ply will be judge in the baby con-
test at the Cotton Mill.
Misses Rrude and Ruby Mann, who
are attending school in Columbia
arrived in :Abbeville Thursday to
spend several days, with their home
folks ttt T:L =:
r"tsE1f
Miss Gertrude Calvert, who is at
tending business college in Columbia
arrived in Abbeville Thursday night
for visit of several days with her
, parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cal
vert.
DIR. Love, of Greenwood, was
visitor in Abbeville Friday, making
arrangements with the hospital man
agement to act as consulting sur
reon for the Abbeville County Me
mortal Hospital.
H. P. Prout, of Charleston, repre-
sentative of the Tuxberry Lumber
Co., buildinrs of -Quickbuilt Houses,
arrived in Abbeville this week. and
has charge of the construction Of the
new bungalow for DR.. H. c. Fennell
on North Main Street.
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POSTPONED.

The meeting Of the Bridge Club
has been put off from Friday after
noon until Saturday afternoon at
half past four o'clock.
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BIRTHS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Nc
Curry, Thursday, May 6, 1920 q
daughter.