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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

Utar vocabIos oividadOs. desacredltaA
y arrojan del uso los NAL
Y pulen y prestlsian los
nuevoS, q las corrlentes ue1
proGreso, van hacienda preclsoS en- 81
yocabulario. Quieu escoGe ben J lee
bueuos lbros de flcci6n, hace sin sd
berlo un curse de literature, va adqul-
riendo inconsientemente e. ouen gusto'
ACADIA por hablar bien no solo SIN
esfuerZo, sino por medic del goce mas
fino y exquisite.
Y 81 aQn ~pareciecen pequenas estas
-eycelencias no hay mas que anatizar
para verIas crecer y multipicarSe, e.
influjo de esta lectura sobre las emoclo
nes del alma. Ell impedido, el vleJo, el
desgraciado, los seres sin esperanza
nara cuienes Ell mundo esta lenO de
sombras, cuando pasan los ojos por
las paginas de esos llbros prestigio-
sos olvidan sus miserias, Sienten que
81 coraz6n Sc les ~ensancha Y ven Ia luz
AZ n dicha penetrar hasta el fondo de
81, alma atribulada- Asi es, el melan-
! c6lico valetudinario que no puede de-
lar 81 sitial q donde le tienen atado suS
| d~olencias. ri ~influjo de Ia mag:ca lee
rlra. Sc siente ligero y fuerte, y mon
tando 81 agil pegaSO de IA FANTASIA
cr1Za marc reCorre mares, vista
~r,e+r6polis Y toma pArte en- 81 bulllclo
y 81 r~erocijo de las d~eliranteS multi
! r1des Y ell anciano de cabellera blan-
ca V espalda encorvada, n QUEEN el
! mundo ha relegado al divide, y a qulen
no sonrien Va nj las mujeres nj la for
NINA. siente bajo IL acCt6n del mismo
encanto due el fuego de la ~juventud
circula nuevamente Dor sus venas; MI
randose iluminado por IA dicha, reel
90 Ia mirada de ojos lAnguidos V DYE
Ia-ir alegremente Ell coraz6n, como
on los tiempos reulotos en- cue fus ga
ian a~fortunado de romanticos Idillos.
Y aouel a Quien Ia suerte mantiene do
hlecado bajo 81 golpe fiero. el deSgra-
ciado que viene al mundo para derra-
mar lAGrimaS. hollar espinaS Y vaear
DOR los arena1es sin fuenteS nj paine
ras. deslumbrado por Ia puma de- ha-
bill escritor. CORE IN velo SCORE sus
dolores. So identified con los dichosos
a Guienes Ia dado Ia vida el mage, Y
da cahida en- n mente = ms ventura
sonada. es cierto. pero de todos MOODS,
sentida. en- que nunca Sc hubiera atre-
vido a pensar nj atm 4 sonar: sintisn
dose joven. hermoso. lleHo de BRIO:
asiste a los festines miGicos donde
truena eI espumOSo cham7ada Y Sc
escuchan los alegres hrindis: V Sc mez
ella or el tumultuoso walls del sara0. lie
vando en- los hrazos a heldades des!un-
~hradoras. Que le sonrfeu con amor,
mientras gran en- torno vtvidas luces,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

Els cast SECURE que pasado mana
ma en- la noche Sc sahra en- TODD Ell te-
r~ri;jrio de los Estados Unidos Quien
ser~. el future ~Presidente, a no ser
que ell resultado sea muy dudoso V no
Sc sepa hasta pasados algunoS dias,
como sucedio hace cuatro amos.
Hasta hoy todas las probalidades son
de que triunfara Harding. En- las vota
Clones de paja que sc han hecho en-
varios Estados ell triunfo lie ha cores
pondido por una mayorfa abrumadora.
Las apuestas que Sc han cruZado en-
favor de los candidates estan en- ia
ION de s IN favor de Harding, por l
en- favor de su contrincante, ell candi-
dato democratic.
Ambos partidos estan trabajando ac-
tivamente para Ia campana cfvica de-
cisiva Y I'M Y otro dicen estar seguros
del triunfo.
Las elecciones del martes decidiran
definluvamente 81 los Estados Unidos
aceptan Ia Liga de Naciones, tai como
Ia redacto Wilson, 0 con las reformas
y enmiendas u q~uieren los ~republica
nos y u cast Ia reducen a una nera
formula,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

Ell patricia martir de Irlanda, Te-
renee MacSwinney, nuri6 en- Ia carce4
de Brixtol y hoy Sc c~elebraran sus ~
neraies en- la ciudad de Cork Elanda'
de Il que fue alcalde mayor.
Ell martir desafi0 e. poder de 1nGla-
terra y ccntinua desafiandolo muer-
to. En- Ia miSma capital del lmpeA no
BRITANNICA lord MacSwinney ha reel
DIDO los mas altos honores que pue-
den ribut2rse a I'm SOU
los f~unerales del rey Eduardo pueden
compararse a los del marur
Cast todos los irlandeseS RESIDENCES
en- Londres acudieron a Ia gran proce-
sion funebre que condujo los reStos
hasta el lugar en- que haoian de ser
embarcados. Estuvieron presentes en-
los cuneraies tres mayores de Londres'
uevando las insignias doradas de 81
alto cargo, porque tambien eran lrian-
deses. Los jefes del partido del Traoa1o
y muchos liberales ingleses formaron
.ambien en- 10 comitiva funeore.
II procession tard6 cerca de dos no.
r.s para llesar 4 su destino. Neintinue
ye banderas s~infenianas. que es un
crimen ostentar en- Dublin, Ia capital
de Irlanda, ondearon al aire en- las
GALES de- Londres. en- el corteJo ~
nebre Otras muchas banderas' ne
vando leyendaS que a IN oesalio
a I~nglaterra, d~esfilaban tamo!en en-
procession. que era vigilada por IA po-
licfa inglesa Y vista con slmpatla poF
81 miSmo pueblo iEgleS.
Al frente de una secci6n marcnaoa
n Sra. Nespard. hermann de 4oru
French virrey de 1rlanda-
RI miSmo jueves en- Ia manana Sc
ce7ebrI en- IN cathedral de st. George
una misa pontifical de requiem de
cucrpo p~resepte, GSistiendo Z ella los
altos d~icnatarios de n Iglesia, el loro
MAYOR de Cork. diputaciones envla-
das Dor Ell partido parlanentarista del
Trabajo inglts y por otras orSanlZa-
clones noliticas V c~iviles. NiIlareS de
nersonas llenaron e. waste recInto Sa-
rrldo. Cuatro oficialcs, llevando e4
uniforme del ejercito rcpuoIlcano IT.
land6s dieron n Cuardia de hon Al
cadAve- durante IA ceremonial.
FL ataud desaparecia bajo IN IN
cantidad dc coronaS. FL atau"
IIeyaba una inscription en- lenGua gaze
lea n antigua. de Irlanda, que decla'.
"Asesinado por el extranjero en- IA
prisi6n de Brixtol. Octuhre IS n
cuarto de Ia Republica- Edad 40 amos.
dos tenga piedad de su alma
La familia del martir ocupo unoS
asjcntos colocados frente al catafalco.
Ell Rmo. Peter E. Amigo, corno obs
10 de- Ia di5cesis. ocup6 el trono. La
Tnisa u celebrada por ell Rmo. VII
liam r. Cotter. obispo axuiliar de Ia
di6cesis, asistido por otros varios prela
dos. FL, ~arzobispo de Australia, Man
niz. a duien no sc le permiti6 desem-
harcar en- Irlanda, tonic asiento en- ei
trono. al lado del obispo titu!ar.
FL silencio que RENO en- Ia vasta
iglesia durante Ia elevation fue YER
daderamente inponente e lmpres'o-
mantle. Era 81 silencio de 10 augusta
DespuGs de Ia misa Y de IA aosoiu-
ci6n los prelados Sc a~cercaron a IA
familia del ilustre desaparecIdo DIRT
giendole paiabras De consuelo.
e. orden en- Ia catedral = fuera &c
ella qued6 a cargo de los sinfenia-
nos, todos los cuales llevahan en- Ia
solapa el bottom que es su distlntivo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

La procession funebre que Sc organEo
despues de la misa ocupaba ana mlla
y paSo por entire n que
guardo re~spetuoSo silenclo al paso ue
Ia comitiya- AnteS de sacar el caoa-
Yer del temple Sc permiuo q Ia null
titud que Sc acercara a
a rraves del CRYSTAL que cubrla' ei ros-
tro y cast todos los que 10 contempLa-
ron besaron el CRYSTAL.
Alsunas ciudades inglesas enVlaron
REPRESENTATIVES d "a ceremonial.
La fanilia del esclarecido martir y
los s~infenianos habian dispuesto que ell
cadayer fuera llevado primeramente
a Dublin, donde Sc lie ~preparaba ne
recibimiento regio, pero q ultima nora
ell cobierno ingles dispuso que fuera
Ilevado directamente a Cork y para
clio 10 arrebat6 entertainments de las
manos de sus deudos Y de los fenlanos,
tras de breve lucha en- que solo huoo
bofetadas V atropellos, pues tanto los
deudos como los fenianos estaban de-
sarmados. Hoy Sc celebraran los 1u-
nerales en- Cork, de cuerpo presente
Lord MacSwinney fue reducido a
prisi6n el - de agosto en- I'm mltln de
los s~infenianos Y desde csc momento
no prob0 bocado. Al dia Siguiente Tue
Ilevado a Londres Y encerrado Ell Ia
prisi6n de Brixto!. Ell dla 16 Sc lie 1uz-
rs Y So le s%entenci6 a dos amos de
prisi6n- FL REQ, aunque llevaba cuatro
dias de no conner, declare que aquei
tribunal era Illegal y u los que 10
i~ntegraban cafan bajo las ieyes de E-
landa l;bre.
FL ayuno ~prolongado del ~prisionero
conmovi6 a toda Ia Gran Bretana y mu
chos grandes diarios ingleses haolaron
en- favor del indulto para el hustre
p~risionero. FL rey Sc inclinaba al in
dulto. pero cedi6 ante Ia tenaz oposi-
ci6n de Lloyd George y dc Bonar Law
Ahora muerto vuelve a lamar Ia aten-
ci6p mundial y cast no hay naclon
del mundo en- que nc Sc lie hayan lie
h honras funebres.E En- Roma el Papa
ORC Dor SUI descanSO eterno, en- cuanto
Sc lie particip6 Ia muerte del abnegaoo
patriota V en- la iglesia irlandesa Sc
celehraron suntuosa$ honras iuhepreS'
Acuf en- los Estados Unidos ell carde-
nal O'Connell celebr0 en- Boston mlSa
pon,ifical por el alma del martlr.
La ~agitaci6n producida en- los AMI
mos de los irlandeSes por ell sacrilic'o
del patricia es inmensa.
MacSswiney muerto trabaja mas
20, IA u dc IrlaNdl hbrc Tue Mac
Swincy yivoi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
G RENISTA DE LA SEMANA @
FuneraIes Regios del Martr de hlan{a.- I'LL Rey ht
Muerto! Viva eli Rey!L-Las Elecciones Presidenciales

en- Ia guerra del lado de los aliados.
FL principe Pablo, tercer hiJo del
rev Constantine, ha sido designado
successor del difunto monarch, pero -e
tropieza con Ia dificultad de que Ell rey
Constantine dice que Ell es el verdade-
70 rey de Grecia, pues no ma renuncia-
do a sus legitimos derechos.
Pero Ell exrey, ahora en- el dest,e-
rro, no cuenta con ell apoyo de Veni-
zalos, el hombre fuerte de Grecia en-
estos momentos, nj con las simpatlas
de los aliados, cuya politica domino en-
estos momentos en- Europa, por 10
que tiene muy pocas probalidades de
que Sc le reconozcan sus derechos.
Pero 81 no puede subir nuevameltte
al trono, 81 puede entorpecer ell &C
ceso de su hijo Pablo y precipitar a
su pueblo en- una crisis.
81 es Terdaderamente patricia ell
exrey Constantine abdicara deIinitiva-
mente sus pretensiones para u Ia
paz Sc conserve en- Grecia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

Grecia. el cldsico pals dc Ia Poesla
antigua del Helic6n, del Parnaso. dc!
Olimpo Y de Ia mitologia mas artist
ca que ha inventado Ia masinacion
humana, Sc halla de duelo Y en- grave
peligro de una crisis grave.
Ell Rey Alexandra, cue apenas con-
taba tres amos de haber subj
do al trcno, muri6 a CONSEQUENCE de
las heridas que lie fueron inferidas
Dor un mono rabicso, en- rno de los
parques de su p~alacio. Parece que ell
mono hahfa sido inoculado previamen-
t. Y dispuesto para que atacara al
monarch V que ast perdiera Ia vida
Fl joven rey subi6 al trono a con-
sccuencia de la r~evoluci6n griesa pre-
narada por el actual primer Ministro
ycnizclos. Y como resultado de la OBJ
sici6n del rey Constantine dc entrar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
EL BANCO AlEMAN COMPRR
MARCOS EN- HOLANDA

AMSTERDAM, Octubre 3o.-El
Banco del Imperio Aleman Sc ha pro-
puesto comprar acknowledgements mar
cos alemanes en- grandes cantidades
en- Holanda, a fin de impedir una baja
.excesiva del Gambia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

1engo conocImIeato Ge que aIGunos lnCi-
nGUoS que NJ siaulera han esEadc en- -
riU52d &c Los Angeles. California. anaaa re-
sorrlendO aSunoS EStaGos de q Union Anne
rc2nS, rob2nGo 3 enEanando desc2radanrn-
&c - pUblco, dandole, 4 cam5Io &C SD d.
nero, unas cuant2s piiGcras cue de NADIA
KS si-veR. y para cuyo I'm. toman inde-
fanza que 20 he saDIdo iaSpirar 81 DubAco
sUn mi Irabajo serIO y GonrSGo.
Como este Rcto. Sparte &c consCltuir poc
81 solo una grave Iutraccion a Las Lsyes
dc este Pals. pOcrIa cesprestISiarne ante !ca
ojOs de las psrSonAs CUE pucier2n Greer
que aqUelloS indlvldUos son rca4mente sl Prof.
III. =. Martinez, me aTTesuro q publican eS-
u adYercencIa para evIL2r que & eEEano su-
eo y procaz. sIsa aGelante.
Yor orta parre. como estos CaARLATA-
SES Z iNPOSTORES TOAAN III NOM
BRE PARA ROSAR AL PUBLlCO. "a teaES
p-uehas svldeates en- mi pode= para proceed
-SaImeu:e en- contra &c estos NoITlduos STA
.oncienc:a-
No debe olvidar el pdblico que padece en-
fe-medadss. cue mis- metodos de curar 500
absoiutamente sin nedicInas. Ademas. Al
so Lego Il saIir en- gira por los Estaaos, coss
sue no ne pcasado aun, DARE POR La
PRENSA Ell AGlSO CORRESPONDENTS
De personals que, GeSpues de na5sr Uull-adS
mis- services, han sido beneficiGdas y cura-
6as. TeaEo en- mi pOder centenares de 60.
tos tesruaenios-IoS cuales mostraEe = Guiea
os soLcIte. s:n ninguas obh.aeion dc 81
PROF. n. c. MARTINEZ
PoaeToso Ssrodor.
A TODUS MIS- PACIENTES-
Yea listed en- u eCIciGA semanar1s de
IA P-easa" las fotoEr&fias y testimonies
2o2-G-s American Bank Building
LOS ANGELES. CAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

DE NENIA
En- Laredo. Texas. BoicGs del Ref1S1o >
Colorado ~ !, H;5,l
AL s-1iIa esq. So. Laredo = Nueva y
san Pedro
PADRE PENA
,.n, y,;, AYR Laredo, Texas.
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C0NCEP7OY ACANCE De la NOVE[A.
Viene de la Pas 49,

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
MRS. PLAXCO'S PARTY

Mrs. M. R. Plaxco entertained in
a delightful manner at her home on
North Main street Tuesday after
noon, her guests being Miss Eliza
Lindsay and Miss Lille Clark, our
prospective brides and Miss Coan,
Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham, Miss
Susie Lown, Miss Alberta Montgom-
ery, Miss Annie Radcliffe, Miss
Sadie Magill, Miss Margie Bradley,
Miss Susie Stevenson, Miss Virginia
Galloway and Miss Annie Cain OF
Due West.
Miss Virginia Galloway and Miss
Annie Radcliffe each gave two reel
tations which were greatly enjoyed
after which "a guessing contest, "A
Lovers Romance" afforded much
merriment. Miss Margie Bradley
entertained the guests with hel
music.
The serving of a dainty salad
course with tea concluded thi
charming afternoon. I
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
"GETTIN' ACQUAINTED"

Friday evening at the Abbeville
Cotton Mill School auditorium the
Sunshine Club will present Georgia
Earle,s clever comedy "Gettin' Ac-
quainted." The cast of characters
are
Jane Stewart, crisp and snappy in
her manner young woman of decis-
ion and initiative-Miss Callie Shaw.
Priscilla Stewart, the clinging vine
adoring type always trying to smooth
things over-Miss Clara Underwood.
John Purdy, is the honest slow think
ing, yet withal determined type
when once gets started-James A.
Roscoe.
The cast is rehearsing daily and
the public is assured of pleasant
evening with plenty of laughs thrown
in.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
UNDERTAKES TASK OF. 49,.
ERADIcATING MALARIAL FEVER

Washington, Sept. 2S.-The Rookie
Teller foundation which recently dis
covered the germ of yellow fever has
now undertaken the gigantic task of
eradicating malaria from this coun-
try and eventually from the entire
world, according to announcement
made here today. Already it has sue
ceeded in reducing prevalence of the
disease sixty-seven per cent through
expenditure of sixty cents per capita
in four Arkansas towns.
malaria is crippling and deadly
disease which attacks or threatens
the sOO,OOO,OOO people who live with
in the zone of it's in.I1ence" says the
foundation report.
"Continued supervision in six
Arkansas towns affords convincing
proof that it costs community ap-
proximately a four fold greater sum
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
FRANKLIN-HARRISON

The friends in Abbeville Of Mr.
Thomas Harrison will be pleased to
learn of his marriage last Sunday,
to Mrs. Marion Franklin, of Lynch
burg, Va. The happy event took place
at Fountain Inn, S. G., the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Mr.. HAIR
of the Baptist church, at his residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison arrived in
Abbeville Tuesday and for the pres
ent will make their home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Har-
rison,. on Magazine Street.
Congratulations are being extend
ed the fortunate groom while the
bride is being welcomed to her new
home in Abbeville.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
COL. RUGHEIMER ARRIVES.

Having heard of the big recession"
to be given on Greenville Street, at
an early date, by the Proprietor of
the Dutch Colonial, Col. A. R. Rug
heimer made his appearance in the
city today, hoping while here to Sc
cure an order for the architecture of
new full dress suit for the Corp.
And it seems he is not to be disap-
pointed because on his arrival, he re-
ceived the following note:
Dutch Mansion, Greenville, St.,
Abbeville, S. G., Sept. 10th.
Col. Rugheimer:-I hear you are
expected in the city today. Be sure
to see me when you arrive and before
YOU have sold out. I am in the market
for a dress suit which will answer
three purposes: First, to be worn at
recession" which I am about to
give on the completion of my mansion
on above street; second, to wear at
the wedding when my son, Historian
Kerr, of Washington and Lee, gets
married; Third, to be buried in when
I die. had one for the latter purpose
but unless am sick good while be-
fore the event, I fear it will not but
ton around me, so I want to be pre-
pared. In fact felt this summer that
I might need it for this purpose at
anytime, especially every Saturday
evening when Maj. Huke Prince
brought down the pay roll.
Some people give a little off for
cash, and some are looking for a long
time investment and will pay above
par for this. I would like to get a
suit on long investment, which you
would feel perfectly safe in carry
ing, and which would be good if any
thing happened to you. If you will
give enough off I will make it as long
as you wish.
I want a suit which will make me
look as much like "father" in the fun
ny papers as possible. think l can
hit him off, if you can get me in
touch with hair-dresser who can fix
my hair like his. I have the cigar
"duck" alright. ~.
If you fix me right will have the
Historian to write you up.
Yours for business,
Corp. J. D. Kerr.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
CIRCUS DAY DRAWING NEAR

Mother, please! please! just
enough for the show and some pea
nuts for the elephants and" For
in week will come that time when
the small boy and the small girl will
talk fast to their parents. A week
and there will come the screaming
calliope and the fast playing circus
bands. One more week and Sparks
Big Three Ring Circus will be in
town for two performances on the
regular grounds Wednesday October
9th. This means day that Big
Zulu and the rest of the two ele-
phant herds will eat innumerable
peanuts ard the lions will roar as
only full grown healthy lions can
roar. Clowns? Well nearly half a
score of them will dispense JOY
throughout the entire performance.
Of course there will be a parade. II
is two miles in length and is
scheduled for 1890 o'clock in the
morning of the exhibition in this
city.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
THE CIVIC CLUB

The regular meeting of the Civic
Club will be held Friday afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock in the Court House.
This meeting will be for the purpose
of reorganization after the sum-
mer holidays. Secretary Barnes OF
the Chamber of Commerce will ad-
dress the meeting and outline a plan
by which the two organizations can
work together for the up building
of the city.
A full meeting is desired and the
men of the city are cordially in
vited to- attend the meeting and
hear Mr.. Barnes.
Mrs. F. B. McLane, President.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
THE FRENCH CLASS.

Mr.. A. j. Derbyshire, as previously
announced in this paper, has been
secured as French teacher in the
High School this session. French is
not among the subjects in the regu-
lar curriculum, but good many stu
dents desiring to make study of this
language induced Major Fulp to Sc
cure a teacher, the pupils paying
monthly for the extra instruction. 1t
was supposed that there would be
about twenty pupils in the beginning
but so many of the high school stu
dents have decided to take up the
language that Mr.. Derbyshire finds
himself with two classes, and total
enrolment of forty-one.
Mr.. Derbyshire knows that all work
and no play makes Jack dull boy
and Sal a slow girl, so he has decided
to give his classes an outing. He is
arranging to have two picnics for the
students under his charge, one on
Saturday and the other the follow
ing Saturday. AS soon as some con-
yenient place for the picnics can be
secured the arrangements will be
made. The pupils are looking forward
to a great time on these occasions.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
cHAs. D. BROWN, JR. TO MARRY

A marriage announcement which
is of much interest to the people OF
Abbeville is that of Mr.. Charles D.
Brown, Jr. and Miss Mildred Will
liams, which interesting event will
take place at Greenville Oct. 7th, at
high noon. The marriage will take
place at the home of Mrs. Rufus Guy
and will be a quiet affair.
Mr.. Brown is young business mar
of many fine qualities and his host
of friends wish for him and hi:
charming bride a long and happy life
Miss Williams has visited in Able
Vile and she will meet with a warm
welcome when she returns to US a:
Mrs. Brown.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-29
sTUDEBAkER> CORPORATION >"
- REDUCES AUTO PRICES

Chicago, Sept. 28.-A. R. Erskine
president of the Studebaker Corpor-
alton, automobile manufacturers an
pounced tonight a cut of from $125
to 5000 in all models or cars manu-
factured by this concern. The cut be-
comes effective Immediately, he said.
Wages will not be reduced, Mr.. Frs
kline said. He explained the cut was
made possible because of recent de-
cline in materials used in the manu-
factu-e of autos.
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HONORING THE BRIDES

The ladies of the Associate Re-
formed church are entertaining this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. F.
Bradley in honor of Miss Eliza
Lindsay and Miss Lille Clark. These
young ladies are soon to be number.
ed among Abbevill'e happy brides
and this reception is given as an
expression of the high esteem in
which they are held by the members
of the church and that all may have
an opportunity to wish them happi'
ness.
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A NEW BOY.

News from Pell City, Ala, is Of the
arrival of a new boy, Frank Austin,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wassoh
Harmon. Mrs. Harmon, as Miss
Gladys Thompson, is well known in
Abbeville, having spent a good part
of her childhood here, and her friends
are glad to know of the good news.
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IN GREENWOOD.

Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham, Mis-:
Coan, Miss Rebecca Jones, and Mrs
E. C. Horton were visitors in Green
wood Tuesday. Mrs. J. L. Martin ac'
companied these young people anc
spent the afternoon pleasantly with
some of the friends of her youth.
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THE LOWER PLANTATION

Col. and Mrs. W. M. BarnWell
the Barnwell children and Col. Pat
McCaslan went over to Greenwood
Tuesday and took look at the Glow
er plantation" The boil weevil and
the low price of cotton are about to
nut the Colonel in a bad humor.
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GEORGIA VISITORS.

Mr.. ]. D. Long and his daughter
Miss Laura Long, of Carlton, Ca,
were in the city last week visiting
Major and Mrs. W. H. Long. They
were called home before their visit
was over by sickness in the family.
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A NEW PUPIL

Little Miss Floride CAN'T has
come to Abbeville to make her home
with her uncle, Mr.. M. B. Reese, and
will attend the Graded School.
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AT ASHLEY HALL.

Miss Helen Smith leaves this week
for Charleston, where she will teacf
English at Ashley Hall. Miss Smith
is one of the most highly educated
women in the State and Ashley Hal
is fortunate in securing her for it;
faculty.