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Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
SEETHIS

Will sell my home. furnished or un- furnished. Consists of large living room, dining room, kitchen, wash room, two inside bedrooms with screen room adjoining with French door and large sun room; rooms have hard wood oak floor; cll built-in features; good garage, lawn, and the price is right. See property at 8 Columbus Ave, one block north of Osborn school and l block east of Center St.
 Furnished, $7,500.
 Unfurnished, s6,5o0.
 Phone 1910, Owner. D
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
WALL PAPER

Wall paper, paints. varnishes. etc. at reasonable prices. Chicago Wall Paper Co.,, 327 w. Washington St. l.. J. Lawler. Prop. Phone 4236. Open even inEs. n
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
NEW YEARS BEST OFFER
4S6 ACRES COTTON LAND

4s6 ACRES COTTON LAND
 Only 20 minutes drive from Tucson and on boulevard. Large. well-built residence; real country home. Pure water piped for domestic and stock purposes. 100 acres ready for cotton. This 100 acres has supplied more pro- duce to the Tucson market than any other tract of its size in Pima county. As an investment or for home is well worth $75.000. Can be bought for s35,9O0. which is less than half what such lands in the vicinity of Tucson are now selling for.
 S15,000 cash will handle.
 Independent and abundant water supply, partly gravity and shallow lift not exceeding 15 feet.
 For full particulars, see me Friday pr Saturday foreneen.
 $. '. BARkLEY
 214 Fleming Bldg. Phone 1899.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
Central Avenue Home Site

For sale, , acres on corner of Cen tral avenue and Glendale averue. < beautiful view of mountains. Will sacri9iee fl sold this week. Phone 10S9.
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

features, nar0WOOd HOOPS, eefleut porch and walk, and garage, 50 feet from pavement, in the 1900 block west Price $4000. Terms on part.
 MODERN FURNISHED six-room and bath, pebble dash house, small houses we'll furnished and now rent ing for $100 per month. Price includ- ing furniture, s5700. Terms $1250 cash, balance small payments. Location, near capitol, facing north.
 WENTWORTH HOME, bath. seven rooms and two screen porches. Concrete front porch and walk, builtin features basement and furnace. on pavement and in block where a uniform row of palms are planted. Price SS50O. Terms. S3500 required.
 FOUR-ROOM frame house near Garfield school, two and a, half blocks from car line. Has city lights, water and gas. Price $500. Terms: $500 cash. balance $50 per month.
 THREE-HoUsE GROUP on lot FOX 150. Located south of railroad on Seventh avenue. Price $500. Terms: s25o cash, balance s3o per month.
 TWO HOUSES on one lot. four room and two-room, frame, near Gar field school. two and half blocks from car line. Price $2000. Terms: $500 cash. balance $40 per month.
 BRAND NEW five-room frame, s21o0. Terms: $500 cash, balance $35 per month.
 FOUR ROOMS and bath, concrete block; one-half block from Grand avenue; car line. Price $210o. Terms: oCl1 fx-ax {rfx-o Points.
 TWO AND A HALF ACRES, three room house, cross-fenced for raising poultry; north of Mcdowell on 14th street. Price $370O. Terms: $1200 first payment, balance $50 per month.
 TWO AND A HALF ACRES, same location as above tract; has no house. but we'll fenced, and planted to barley Would be a splendid building site. Price s20o0. Terms: $500 cash
 TEN ACRES, four-room house; well improved. Three miles northwest of city. Price s6300. Terms on part.
 II ACRES, three room house. Fine little truck farm. There is one and a tract that will be ready for market in March and go in at the price. $325 per acre. Terms on part.
 20 ACRES, five miles west, four room house. Price 5000. Terms: $3000 cash, balance 5000 per year.
 24 ACRES. three room house. four miles southeast of city. This is splen- did value at $500 per acre. Terms: S2500 cash, balance 5000 per year.
 40 ACRES. four-room house; we'll fenced, and good Improvements. Six miles west of Phoenix. This is the best 40-acre tract for the price in the valley; $500 per acre; two-thirds cash.
 so ACRES in the citrus belt, five miles northeast. Has good house, and is well improved. Price $475 per acre. Terms on part.
 WANTED, 20 ACRES, with good improvements, north or northeast of Phoenix. Not over s3000 first pay ment.
 M. E. arborough
 Real Estate
 22 Fast WaSbipotor Poo,,
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
GOOD VALUES In City, Suburban and Ranch Property.

MODERN NEW five-room and bath, brick pebble dashed, beautiful builtin features, hardwood floors. cement porch and walk, and garage, 50 feet from pavement, in the 1900 block west Price $4000. Terms on part.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
BARGAIN

We are offering for few days only, our litteI home on half-acre lot, for $225O Five rooms nicely furnished and very convenient, south front bath and lavatory, chicken runs, new ga rage. fine shade. For ad1 inexpensive place nothing could be better; north east Phone 20sJ5. k
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
4r Sale Houses

FOR SALE BY OWNER
 MODERN SIX ROOM PEE
 BILE DASH BRICK HOUSE,
 SCREEN POR c H, GARAGE,
 SHADE. CALL AT 1922 WEST
 WASHINGTON ST d
 FOR SALE+2 NEW BRICK HOUS- ES. INQUIRE OF OWNER, 402 N. FOURTH ST. b 4-ROOM frame house, furnished and 2 lots, fenced with chicken wire. for sale. 1421 F.. Fillmore. D FOR SALE - Five room modern house, builtin features, close in. Pos session tomorrow. A bargain in a good neighborhood See Owner at 725 E. Pierce St. k
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
For Sale-Houses

BEST modern 4-room house buy in | Phoenix Owner, 323 N. goth Ave. n i
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

FOR SALE-One light six Buick. IT model; one light six Mitchell, IS model; one F ton Republic truck and one cement mixer. Reasons for sell inS, am getting out of silo business. Inquire 310 N. Ninth Ave
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
Casa Grande Valley 2O0-Acre Improved
 Ranch
THE BIGGEST SNAP EVER OF TERED IN THE CASA GRANDE VALLEY

TERED IN THE CASA GRANDE
 VALLEY.
 200 acres, good pumping plant plenty of water, good house, barn. 80 acres fenced, 40 acres fenced hog tight, some alfalfa, 80 acres under cultiva tion, now ready to put in cotton or other crop. If you are looking for a ranch ready to go to work on and q snap and have $4,o00 cash, you and can make a deal, for this ranch is for sale It will cost you nothing 10 see it. I will make another trip Sunday morn ing-leave our office at o'clock. If you are interested in this ranch or any other in the Casa Grande Valley you are welcome to go. Come to the office or phone and make arrange ments to go Sunday morning at g o'clock.
 LUTHER REALTY co. g $. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 710.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
For Sale-Miscellaneous

AN>s>N~es><~>sr>>r~
 NEW lady's plush coat, large fur collar, trimmed with kermi fur. also around bottom, lined with good sateen, advanced style: cost $50; sell for SEQ; color, burgundy. 610 $. Central.
 MEXICAN cornmeal feed, potatoes. etc.; also Kansas and Canadian flour; car loads only. Compania Anonima Exp, Nogales. Ariz-
 WILL sell cheap-One two-row lister for Moline tractor; also one hay stack at half price. Call 3420- g
 SALT is very essential to your cows and sheep. We have stock and sheep salt in large and small quantities. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co.,. 125 F.. Jefferson St If
 ERAES tcc,s. polished and reiac- auerets. Phoenix Plating Co. 215 E. Adams. tf
 FOR SALE-One 30-inch boiler stack 50 feet long. Constable Ice X Fuel Go. If
 FOR SALE-Cottonwood and box k.ndling. Forney's Grocery, Taylor and Grand avenue. Phone 4.9t. If
 FOR SALE-One Samson tractor Has been thoroughly overhauled by high-class mechanic and is practically good as new. Can be bought for bar gain if taken at once. Also have one Moline tractor blow, slightly used. Call at Hansen Machine and Auto Works, 31 S. Third St.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

BRAND NEW five-room frame, ready to move in; near capitol. Price s2100. Terms: $500 cash, balance s35 per month.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

TWO HOUSES on one lot, four room and two-room. frame, near Gar field school. two and 8 half blocks from car line. Price $2000. Terms :: $500 cash. balance $40 per month.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

FOUR ROOMS and bath, concrete block; half block from Grand avenue; car line. Price $2100. Terms :: $500 cash. Two blocks from Five Points.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
Furnished House

for s6S00. This is one of the best homes in Phoenix. has a large living room, dining room, kitchen, two large inside bedrooms, a large hall, bath, exar large screen porch 3 closets. excellent built-in features. hadwood floors. good buy for some one. Lo- cated two blocks from capitol, paved street and car line: s3000 cash re- quired.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

TWO AND A HALF ACRES, three room house, cross fenced for raising poultry; north of Mcdowell on 14th street. Price $370O. Terms: $1200 first payment, balance $50 per month
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
Used Cars Wanted FOR SPOT CASH

LATE MODELS IN TOURING OF ROADSTERS. BRING CAR TO PAUL BENNETT GARAGE, 326 W. CEN TRAIL AVE. AND ASK FOR MIR WOLMAN. If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

WANTED, 20 ACRES, with good improvements, north or northeast of Phoenix. Not over S300O first pay
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

50 ACRES in the citrus belt, five miles northeast. Has good house. and is well improved. Price $475 per acre. Terms on part.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

MODERN FURNISHED six-room and bath. pebble dash house, small frame house in rear, and garage. Both houses well furnished and now rent ing for $10O per month. Price includ- ing furniture, s5700. Terms $1250 cash. balance small payments. Location, near capitol, facing north.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

Phone 1s41. 1s West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

THREE-HOUSE GROUP on lot FOX 150. Located south of railroad on Seventh avenue. Price $500. Terms: $250 cash, balance S30 per month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Boxers Ready for
Bout on Monday
Night at ArInory

Georre rinthu. who II promoting
tine baxiar match 10 he held nt the
armory % Moodas nlGhi,' re,urDcd
~ycsterias from several davs trip
thhhr<thc northern part OF tho state
Where Ne has hotn In connection with
me boat. Waiiff raldWen. 81 spring.
err. tho we'll known hoNcr. returned
with piuenu 10 be present aud chai-
lcnrr The Nlnncr 81 the main sNent
on he Mnr,iar tight card.
Hagen and Taylor. the principals In
this main event. are working ~ each
day Cd the nrmury from 3 10 3 y. IN.
md with cnnsit rrable road work say
they are In 81 condition for . hard
hont. both Of whom are at Die present
time expecting 10 be the man cald-
we'll viii meet.
Thsv viii he examined by the atii-
ieilc physician today.
Saio4 Hongnicg nnd Chnvca. who
win ffrnirh DC eeml-wndup. ara
both satisfied win the condition. and
Or Theses cys DO az well Monday
'niRht aF ricy have on previous oc.
caaions w.ica hcy hoNr0 here. this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Street Car Tries to
Run to Mountains

An aerideHtnl experiment IN run
nIhf street har with atither tracks
nQf IroliY 0nHcd rs naflS a. other
more ncieniIHt ONES latt might when
thn University car started on toward
the mqunfoine on its own power, leaN-
Inr "a eifclIIc connections SOME IS
faff In he distance.
Tho University limo was atranEe 90
thu moloratfe who uas substituting Cor
The regular driver on the short IAN
between the end 81 tha line and syco-
more street. where conncftiqna bfcak
on account Of the road work
The m~oforatfp waH going east WITH
Der power ~ i've points when the car
abruptly plunged on into thc SIND. AZ
did Ipl stop until he trolley reached
Me end 81 fhe wire.
The car had not been lifted back
on uhc tricks this moFuing. IL Viii he
nereH1afg SO use an nufomobilr trHc,
~ Pull \ back. since the break IN the
tracks At Sycamore Win prevent an
oiher street Dr from going 10 the res
rne with y tig line ~ Is usually lone
~ Hufh INSTANCES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
LOCAL MEN IOATTEND
TUBERCULOSIS MEET
The National Convention
Will Be Held in
St. Louis

Or. l. : Peters. mealcal director.
~ the ST. sosenh's eanaioflum' 10.
A. o.. shetne. ~ ihr A~ihuqperqnr
~lsnafcsium ana mem1cr os the esHte
honrs II htanh. clnt4n = Andcr-
foh. ~ectstiafy * abe New Mexico
fHihiie ncailh asaoolafion. ara J0hn
'IumnH regional secretary uf nc Nn-
ala1AI TdnrrrNInfie association VIII
Aituque4uue ~ che eenteu'
tlon "a no National T~pnoftnlo1ia az
sotiaIinn. This assembly. which u
sinrfele1 ffcsp Aphi "a 20 ~ VIII
d afll ID 81. LOUIS ana tuhefruiuaia
Horktfp from every state viii renew
The cftleade aflliust The white plague.
Tho trhslde 81 tho douhle bntfed
'crnr ne International emblem ~
ine right AGAINST tubereuioaA "in
Fi3si o. ais 10 discover an Of me
Saunlafrt 2.Dat.u0N eases ~ tuhercii-
iosla In the Unittt STATES
Second. n viii aim 90 secure adf-
ounfe care aud supervision either IT
home or in sanatnriums and hospitals
Tor faca case.
Third. D VIII seek ~ nenns Of
ccucnuon Ia 2hc vases Of children
aud adult. 80 prcscni the sprchd ana
in~sarenst o. tuberculosis. p
Fourth u VIII aim 10 organizc com
m,sfliy effort in every ely and town
or lhc United States 10 secure cffec-
tive e0nfroi 81 mis- disease.
Tho ttfsndc WI begin with the
meeting al - Louis az which repre-
sentative leaders 10 tho medical proc
f~rtsion. social work. socrciaries 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. societies. Eovcrn-
mcnt Officials and others VIII tnkc
Part The c-utuination OF the cru-
SADIE tor 1890 Will be in q united
campaign for The SUPPORT 81 AZ vol
unttry neutrality-suspicious. associations.
national state aud focal. through Tho
sail OF a double barred t~uhcrcuiosis
Chrirtwaa cal
III. Victor g. vaughan. dean ~ the
medical school 81 ~ University OF
Michigan. and president OF the Ma
tiouhi Tuberculosis association. WI
preside al the meeting. Dr. Charnes
j. hatfield. manaEinE director Of the
National Tuberculosis association. VIII
be- in immediate charge 81 arrange
meuta The chairmen o. tho various
Hecfions ares Dr.. George Dock. OF
81. Louis. chairman OF the clinical
section: Or. 4. l. Opic. % 81. Louis.
chairman or the pathological section.
Or. n. W. Hfii. OF ~ Paul. chairman
Of the sociological section Or. A. W.
Freeman. Columbus. o. chairman OF
die at virory council. and Miss Edna
Z. Foley. Of Chicago. chairman o. the
nrrsinr section.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
$50 $50 $65 81!

Many new and striking weaves and patterns in
all the newest models. Worsteds, serges.
cassimeres, etc. We can fit any figure-regular.
tall, short, stout, etc. As the name implies these
Suits are made by the foremost tailors of the
country. The best hand tailoring combined
with the newest models.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
BEAUTIFUL
Spring Hats and Shirts

You will find in this large showing of Hats and
Shirts anything you might wish for. All the new
shades in Spring Hats are to be found in the
Stetson and Mallory.
Shirt-sleeve time will soon be here. OF course
you will want your Shirts to look well. 1t is
hard to buy a good looking Shirt at a reasonable
price but we have them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

From the most remarkable showing of Spring Clothes in
the State
You can and youwill if you once step into this Men store
and inspect this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

and home surveys win also Do given
some attention while the lust 30 min-
utcf OF the program has been rcactV.
ed Tor the Presenting Of the general
plan and urorrnm ~ the financial
campaign.
The iufht program VIII include de-
v%DtlOnai exercises. a wowcn's address.
nddreas TO luymcn and "a composite
surrey accompanied with lantern
slides.
In direct collaboration with This
conference o younE peoples meeting
will be held az the First Methodist
church. starting ar Tiia O'Clock in
the evening the problems ~ choua-
Ing careers. lie work and support
ing ideals VIII Dc tnsen np at int
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
People You
Know


Ou4-Ecven-nlr. Tari line. Pone ia
DE-. @. "A. Ellason. state v~eserinhr-
ian Of Wisconsin. - visiiins his son
and MISTER. Iihrnid and heiina Eiiason.
81 4oz New York venue.
Autunln Lucfro. Of The United
eDafes revenue service. returned Ia
rs horne IN las Vegas last night.
n X. u. Seneis ~ spending the
day IN Estancia.
Reprcsentatire n. G.. nrinkworth
returned to-day from . several days
N1elneEs trip % ~ Pnno.
y. =. Hanger % the Diamond GOAL
cosnpany. LEFT for Gallup last night.
W viz remain In thet city Tor several
dafa.
u. y. Burreii and George II. Cook.
who are pcaung tho boundaries on
ne nertheaat section Of ue AaDrana
fone4fe near iternalilo. retufned %
their work today aftcr having laid IN
5 supply Of PROVISIONS. Burrcl In
attached 10 thu district forest offices
while Cook IN . ranger AZ T9jeraa.
Roswell chrisgnnn. -on Of w II.
c~hriaman. arrived yesterday from
Northwestern university 70 spend
DE Easfer vacation with his pa entE.
Young Chriaman graduated from the
high school IN 1873. He H. on the
staff q he student paper at North
western.
Al Vi. Talbot o. the local forest
eef7iee affice. left Yesterday for
u. y. Malone. proprietor ~ the
Malone All company. returned yeE-
ierday from b motor trip 10 Acoma.
the Encllanffd mesa and cubefo.
where he touR q tourist party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Applications for
Garden Water Rates
Now Being Received

nnisa ana regulations covering tho
garden waller rate for the season have
l,etf, issued uy the city and tne ciiy
eerk now prepared 10 rcceite APP
plicaiinns 20 ihoaa who desire 10 take
autanfarr Of tht rate.
Tho garden muff contain nj lcnFt
400 1nnfc feet under cultivation In
nfdef 10. tho property oWncr to have
adtrnicae Or the fnip. Tie Application
shnuIa Re made 20 the "a. clerk or
Nli.F apartment not lntcr thHul
Jim nut persons wanting he rats
fioai1 apply az nee
rhr nnrrial ratc Is applicable IRON
trfii go ic September 81 The rate
.If ttfhUt TO single homes. or 20
d1insie iuuFea Of appointments ltayI'g
reduifcl sraec Tor racn family. The
intr vii be 10 rents per thousand
gallons over The miriuluiV rhurfc.
1he city viii MAKO iWn or three To-
gtcrihuf during the Hraanh 10 soc
thai me- iuieA are lived sn "a.
Herald Want Ads Are Real
NA" 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Child Born on Train
CARVING Fathers Body

the special train henrilr The body of
u. J. Temple. general superintendent
OF the southern Pacific railroad Of
Mexico. WAS succeeding tuwnrd Nornles
early todas Mrs Temple. tho Widow
save hbth 10 % girl Superintendent
Temple dice VoFtcrday at Empaimr
The train reached here Jhls mofu-
Ina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
interesting Program
For Interchurch Meet

A comprehensive exposition Of the
Intcrchurch wprid Increment will be
rtv"n az the conference which H.
scheduled for April g az tho First
Presbyterian ch0rch. An eniighten-
inc : program ls expected 10 attraCt
many c~hmrchgorrs A. wei as people
III Hympathy with he lntcrchurch
project.
The Significance OF the Inter-
church World Movement will he the
first address ~ the day ana ain be
delivered immediately after the
iunchcun which viii begin Al i2;oo
O'Clock. Dlscuseinns on spiritual re-
sources, stcwardAhip- ilfp work and
missionary education are an embodied
To he afternoon assembly. ForelEr
should he second only 20 The main
event.
The nttio fellows. with n man sized
kick IN each fist Annyn ara "louuf
Rivers" are working hard and thrli
four round huut should be good ai
both hoSs have made many fricndi
among the Albuquerque fans and
promise To settle ana difference oil
opinion That now exists az 10 tho he's
man ~ tho Two.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

Estimated strength OF the arm, on
March ~ 1920. WIS gaF.s2a
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-01
LETTER FROM DIR. SWOPE
Former Pastor of Baptist Church In
Abbeville Meets Success in His
New Field In Philadelphia In
terested in Abbeville.

Sending in his renewal to the
Press and Banner, DR.. George w.
'Swope, formerly gifted pastor of the
Abbeville Baptist Church tells us Of
his work in Philadelphia, and writes
of Abbeville and Abbeville people
as follows:
Dear Mr.. Greene,
am sending you $3.50 for the
renewal of the paper. We all read it
with great interest as it brings us
items of news from our many
friends.
Things are moving along nicely.
We have 81 additions in four
months of work. We have nursury
for the kiddies during service, Camp
Fire Girls and Blue Birds bands for
the younger girls; Junior, 1nterme-
diate and Senior B. Y. P. U. organi-
cations for the youths; Mems Bro
therhood is in process of organiza-
tion, all phases of woman's work, ad
infinitum. So you see 1 have gotten
into much work.
NV mind often turns with pleas
ant memories and in loving remem-
brance to Abbeville. My two and a
quarter years there record a con-
genial chapter in my life. 1 have just
noted with pleasure Chief Justice
Gary's convalescence. He is one of
the finest and most interesting men
1 have ever met, scholarly without
being pedantic; profound without
being vain; brilliant without being
pretentious. Can't you manufacture
some excuse for me to visit the city
again?
Most Cordially,
Geo. w. Swope.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-01
BOY SCOUTS TO MEET
Tuesday Night at 1880 in Council
Chamber.-Fifty Boys Have
Joined and More Expected.
A Summer Camp.

There will be the fourth meeting of
the Boy Scouts tomorrow night
(Tuesday) Nov. 2, at 7:45 P. M. in
the City Council Rooms. The meeting
will begin promptly at the stated
hour. At this meeting the boys will
stand examination on the Scout Law,
as one of the necessary requirements
for the Tenderfoot Badge. There were
so boys at the last meeting, and it is
hoped that there will be rs or 100 at
this third one.
The interest which the boys evince
is of the best, and here it may be
stated that there is a splendid spirit
Of cooperation on the part of the
parents who are standing back of
the movement. Last meeting there
were six men there, and they helped
largely in the decision of debated
points. Two of the assistant Scout
masters were there to help Mr.. Derby
shire, and the other two have stated
that they will be at later meetings.
These men have said that they will
help the movement by making short
addresses on points decided on at the
meetings previous, and it is hoped
that others of the parents will show
their interest by appearing at one or
more of the meetings.
The regular meetings of the Scouts
will be Tuesday evenings at 7:45 P.
M. unless stated otherwise in the
papers. The matter of next summers
camp will be taken up shortly, and
here it will be necessary for the par.
ents to come forward and with their
means and interest, make the camp
a success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-01
THREE PRETTY VISITORS.

Misses Bette Morrah, Essie Du-
Pre- and Rebecca Morris, were in Alb
beville today in the interest of the
Annual of the Woman's College. They
called on the Press and Banner force.
Miss Morrah is the pretty and at
tracive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Morrah of Bellevue, Miss DuPre
is a daughter of the late Calhoun
DuPre, of Greenwood and has all the
good looks of her mother. Miss Morris
is the pretty young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Foser Morris of Wilmington.
The three are popular students at the
Woman's College.