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Evening journal., 1920-06-02
ALTIORA CLUR FESTIVAL

The Altiora Club Of the Y. w. c..
A. viii give a strawberry festival at
Wollaston Hall. Twenty-fifth and
Market streets, on Thursday evening,
June 40. The proceeds will be used
10 send delegates TO the summer con-
ference.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
OPEN HAGLFY PLAYCROIrND

The Hagley Community Fairgrounds
under the supervision Of Miss Clara
Bubb opened for the summer last
Friday evening The children enjoy
games and other forms OF amuse-
ment The playground is fitted up
with swings and many other devices
and IS an ideal place for children
10 spend summer evenings. It being
situated in the midst Of a fine group
Of shade trees. For the older folks.
there is the Hagley Community
House where dances and entertain
ments ara held every week. This is
also under the direction OF Miss
Bubb.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
AT THE mAIpN

The following WilmingtOnians were
registered at Hotel McAlpin, New
York, during the past week:
Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Anderson, p F.
Skelly, Mrs H. c. Burton, Mrs. C.. C.
Habloren. Mrs. w. T.. Russell; Miss
May Z. Mcguire, E. r Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Benzils, a. Fletcher Brown,
Walter A. Miller, William shock,
William McHenry. S. NJ. Bryant s. R.
Collins, L. p. Edwards, A. J. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Allemann. Miss Marta
Zollinger, C. A. Higgins. r. E. Handy
w. H. Farmer. G. p. Loppey, Mr. and
Mrs Leland Lyon, John S. Prettyman,
NJ. C. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Starke,
J. NJ, HUFF, j. Merrick Horn, F. NJ.
Armstrong. G. Seynord, o. f. Pyle. f..
j. Elmer. Dr.. II. A. Flint H A. Lind
sey. Parke Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Karfee, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. CLARK, L. K Latham, J..
Is. Grant, C. Protto, A. S. Carroll, L. L.
Phillips, l. r. Beardslee. II. L. Hop
kins. H. A. Piper and O. E. Adamson.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Desirable homes may be obtained
through the Want Columns.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
WESTMINSTER GLEE CONCCERT.

~ Aa"N MNHNf"N AaAN NNAHAaAH NINANNNINaN
Westminster Glee Club. OF West
minister Presbyterian Church gave It's
annual concert last night in the audi
torium OF the church Solos were sung
by Miss Jean McCaughan, conlraltO:
Miss Theresa SELLER, soprano and Miss
Marion Minker, tenor. Miss Pauline
Meyers Jones was the accompanist.
Many pleasing numbers on the harp
were given by Miss Marjorie Perkins
Rowland
The club has has as its object the
Interesting OF the young people OF
this city in the better class Of music.
-0-0--
CLOSING DAYS At TOWER SCHOOL.
Closing exercises of Tower Hill
School will be held on Friday after
noon. June a. A "neld day will be
the feature This VIII be held on the
grounds adjoining the school.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Few articles are lost forever II the
Want Ads are asked 20 find them
Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

William H. Laird, Sd. son Of Mrs.
" H. Laird, graduated at the Epls-
eopal High School, in Alexandria,
Va. on Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Mrs Maurice Poucher and dauehters,
Misses Emily and Elizabeth Poucher.
returned TO Wilmington on Saturday
from California where they have lived
for the past year. Mrs. poucher and
her daughters are now guests at the
Hotel dupont.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
{Z1bII[tSSI

Pollyanna Branch. international
Sunshine Society. will meet tomorrow
evening at the home Of Miss Ethel
Salmons. 2lOi Washington steet.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin ]. Murphey
spent the weekend at Ocean City
n. !
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

This month will be a particularly
active one from social viewpoint.
There vii be many June brides and
several outdoor affairs. Sweet girl
graduates viii be entertained and will
likewise entertain. Society viii be
active now until departure to noun
tains or shore for the summer months.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

MI. and Mrs. William ]. Lackey
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Thompson
were guests over the weekend OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mason at thcI
home, the Willows" on the Nfilee
River. Easton. Md
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Miss Harriet d. Walker is enter
taining Miss Nan Ryan, Of Park Place,
Chester, Pa. Miss Ryan. Miss Walker
Miss Anna p, Eckert, Samuel Crassan
spent Memorial Day at Augustine
Beach.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Deputy United States Marshal and
Mrs. James n. C0naway spent several
days with friends In Laurel and Sea-
ford
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
Cotton Again Sells
Lower as Weather
Outlook Improves
New Crop Months Break Ap-
proximately $4 a Bale;
Lowest Level Since Pub
lica.ion of Bureau Report

The continued good weather in the
South and reports of improving crop
conditions seemed responsible for more
aggressive and general selling in the
cotton market yesterday. New crop
months broke approximately 81 a bale
from the closing price of Saturday.
reaching the lowest levels touched
since the publication of the govern
ment bureau report at the beginning
OF the month. October contracts, for
instance, sold off to S4.S7c, compared
with 36.T0c, the high level of June A..
and &c points net lower. while the gen
eral list closed barely steady at q net
decline Of as to SS points
The market was rather irregular at
the start, with July relatively firm on
further trade calling. There was also
a little trade buying Of early new crop
deliveries, but otherwise very little
support, and after opening points
higher to 10 points lower the market
soon turned easier. Stop loss orders
We're uncovered on a scale down, and
the more confident feeling Of local
bears or reactionists was shown in the
tendency of offerings to increase on
very moderate rallies
The selling became more aggressive
after the publication of the Favorable
forecasts and detailed weather reports,
and included offerings from the South
as we'll as local and Wall Street
sources. Much Of the Southern selling
was for New Orleans account, while
Liverpool was a so a seller of the later
months during the early trading.
Inc census report showing domestl"
consumption Of 541 ,0S0 bales FOR Mao.
against d87 934 last year was con-
cidered about q stand of and had littic
immediate influence on the market
Manchester cables reported dull mar
ket for goods. business in Lancashire
during the last week being character
Hed as the smallest for any wcrr-
since the reaction set in. India and
China are reported out OF the market.
while Japan was said to be Offering
cotton goods 50 per cent below ceccnt
quotations. Southern spot markets rs
officially reported were unchanged to
so points lower, with middlinC quota
tions ranging from 39.25c at Houston to
43c at Augusta.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 80 points lower, at 80 soc; 10
sales were reported
The range OF prices fOllOWa.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
v arms Against Transfer of
Siochs keceiyed From RerIin

WASHINGTON. June Warning
W. issued today by the Alien Prop,
cry Custodian against the transfer Of
fseco certificates received from Ger
many IN cases where the govcrnmcn+
fas demanded all enemy t!,lc in sucb
ccrtitcates
Several instances Of the transfer Of
suce certificates have been reported
u vas said today, and closer cooper
ati>n between companies and their
sraaatcr agents vas urged TO prevent
such mistakes. Transfer agents MAX
ing soch transfers are liable for the
Fal0e d the stocks, Francs +. GaryAn.
a.Ien pI0pcrtE cuAtodian Gid
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
Wheat Price Holds Firm:
Safes Reported at $3.OI

The wheat market showed compara-
lively little change in condition. and
values remained practically unchanged
from those Of Saturday, There was n
moderate export inquiry and sales
were reported of about 100000 bushels
on basis Of $30l f. o. b. Gulf and
500 {. l. f. Georgian Bay. IN moet
cases. however, foreign buyers were not
willing to pay asked prices and it was
SAID that most Of the business was in
the form Of swapping between cx-
porters.
Cash prices in Minneapolis remained
unchanged for good milling grades,
a'though private ndviccs from tha,
point said that the undcrtone was "A
trinc easier.
Crop accounts from the Southwcs at
we're favorable and conditions we're
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
TEXAS PACIFIC COAL AND OIL co.
One Hundretlth Dividend

New York June Is. iqsO
\, meeting of tho Board OF Directors
held June l+th to act on the dividend tor
period ending Juno 3oth,
TT WAS RESOLVED that this which
Is the one hundrcdth dividend, shah cou-
eist of the customary quarterly cash dili-
dend of one and one-h half per cent Qi.ccD
and mn extra cash dividend of one per cent
Qorl, and Il stock dividend OF two pci
cent t"'el. payable out Of the surplus OF
this Company. on june so. 1870, to stock
holders Of record at the close OF business
June 18TH"
Dividend checks and warrants VIII be
mailed In the usual course.
J. z. PENN
President.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
CoOdycar Stock Offering

n oHenng q S20,O0J,000 7 per cent
eem0'atiYe preferred stock. par value
500, and 10000 900 common stock, p4r
Talae 300, 81 fhc Goodycar Tire mi
Knbper Company, by Borton & Borton,
~ flcTeiaDd, Ohio, Was announced
ye>'rrday. The stock VII be gold in
bi"cks ~ three sharez, two Of preferred
and one 81 common. IL vas announced
The dl4idends are ezernpt from fbc nor
na. Iederal .ncAnoa ~
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15

again satisfactory in the spring wheat
Det Some complaints were received
however, from the soft winter wheat
states. where Hessan hy was said to
have done further damage.
Receipts at primary points were
larger, amounting to ,255 900 bushels
but export clearances were also liberal
aggre eating 100000. and the visible
supply showed decrease for the week
of 1907 900
'"rn-Ihe market was slightly easier
carry IN the day, ~ result ot scattered
selling but subsequently Developed pro
nounced hrmncss and closed at the high
o, o tne session. with net gains o: IS to
lNsc Receipts We're larger at primary
points. bat not up TO expectations and the
Gasp ,,.'si markets. after showing moderate
demand Offers We're limited throug hout
the day and there was good buying ct
tines by commission houses. which had
bc"n conspicuous the selling sids last
"ecn. on the whole the market was
Quiet and lacked the excitement and few
eIishn ,,Is ness experienced recently. Tho Wis
loIe supply showed decrease for the
Weth OF loo. and the total q
e2s 900, or million bushels less than
last year. in the local cash market No
yellow quoted at s2o4. cost ana
freight New York. 10 days shipment
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, 30. yellows2os s2.o5,4 .196l.
su,y 81 ,te te,uho, ,,,....... ISt,. lIiss l..S3y
oats-rhe market displayed consider
hblr hrmn"ss and closed with net gains
OF = to sc. Offers We're comparativcly
iith'. ana while the volume OF business
was small there was good buying at times
bN houses with Eastern connections cash
prices were steady and the lack Of selling
pressure w's believed TO be due to ner-
Nousnss over tho crop outlook and fears
that the high temperatures in the West
may "aus" deterioration. In the local
cash market No. white was quoted ~
Si"5 20 $l.36. fancy clipped white. las
ordinary clipped white, $l35
festcrday's Previous Year
New York close. clos. ,rn
so white
si.$aml36 sl35@1.3s so.S2ms2ts
chicago:
.Iuiy. l02S. AK ~,
Sept. $40.
Kye-Mar,et firm
Yesterdays Previous Year
Ncw York: close clos. AGO
30 3 Vest. s26os. $3.50 s1G4M
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays PrcviOua yc.r
close. clos, 100
NJ mn. pat
$lA.ooG 90 sl4oO6D15OO sll.5oa1225
corn meal
49,, 4.72'aa4.s5 472,aa4s5 a.5oa4oo
,,. ll7Sal2.lo 1A70ul2io s25a SIS
'"" o'.oV "a 90 a. 90
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
c. Oo@lS.5o il. OOa20. .
Cotton Exchange Votes HOLIDAY

The New York Cotton Exchange
voted yesterday 20 hold no session on
Saturday. July 3. making a three day
holiday over the Fourth The New
Orleans Exchange will be closed the
three days and the Liverpool Exchange
Saturday and Sunday. The coffee and
sugar exchange closes every Saturday
during the summer
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Driver-Harris Co.
La Eri xaIa n
Harrison. y.

Notice Of Quarterly Dividends
Preferred Stock Dividend No. 81
Common Stock Dividend No AZ
The Board of Directors. at II meeting held
on June 8th. 1870. declared the regular
quarterly dividend of and three
quarters per cent Ia,0o, on the ou,stnnd-
ing preferred. and two per cent eco on
the common stock for the quarter ending
June 30th. 1920. payable in the case of each
class OF stock on July !. 1920. to stock
holders of record at the close of business
on June 81. 1920. Transfer books will
close from June -. 1920. to July /, 1920
inclusive. Checks will be mailed.
> Il. REEVES. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15

M bo'ton Realty and Conatruction
Zofppf@e1?n n The buyer u the rczi.
tence Al II Kast Seventy thiyd Gt,cn,
sod recently by William n. NAV h Co.
fox William u. Ise.in. 0>
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
COttOnseed Oil

ne market was weak under continued
"c'iN' HIullatlon. especially in the July
P"Sit'oH A SLOW spot demand as we'll
as prospects OF large tenders on july con
tracts seemed to be the principal weak
ca,ur"s In ne market which were ok
.''''" iH'o tHe Iate months The weak
ness IN cotton nnd moro favorable reports
on the cotton crop had some bearing on
ne 'sltuat tlon ana buyers wer. cautious do
spit. the fact that the technical positio n
or TN" market was believed TO have been
strengthcned Final prices were 30 to
% points net lower, and total sales for tho
day were -. 100 barrels
lhc range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
Markets i'm Other Cities
Montreal

Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
Amcs mol. l3O Con MRS. Is 26
do pf ..lo3H 104 Det U Ry..106
At Sue Rel17i4 ll7la Dom Br.. ~
do pf e.. 1@7 Dom Steel 65 Sol.
Boil Tel.103 104A Dom Text 1873
Br TL&P. 43A 1917 I.k OF Wds190 1872
Br Papcr..131 Is 1872 NJ LM&PC 81 Sc
Can C&F 81 Nat Brew So n 55i2
do pf -. 9S PENN Ltd123 125
Can SIS -. rs a Rior. Pap..1o7 los
do pf -. 81 SIS lSp River..1o3 J.. 1922
Carr Fac. 2S do pf...143 4 IA
Toronto
Bid Ask, Bid As;
Adanac $50. LAX" Sh.... ns II.
Apex ......- Mcintyre Il
Atlas ...... Il 4 Mn G of C.. y
pailey ..... Newray ..... 3 S
Beaver Con. /. s. PRISON Lake. II
Ch Ferland.- 10 Pore Cr. ...3-16 SIS
Con!agas "a Pore 1mper.- 3
Crown Res. 10 I. Fore Tisd..- 3
Dome Ext. Is Il lPr r Dome
Dome Lake. Tecl<Hughcs Is
Gold Reef. remiskann'g 4 y
Or N'rthern..-- Thorn Krist.
Hargraves u Vacuum c.. I. 4
Holllngcr 4ia 5ialWcst Dome. 6
.<eOra 20
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15

GaiVcston 0ulct, 90 lower. Mt 40c. sales.
700 bales. Ne" Orleans steady unchaupod
at tic, sales 630 bales Mobile quiol un
changed. az 4o.50c. sales bales Snvan-
nan quiet unchanged. at 42c. sales 10
oa tcS Norfolk quiet, unchanged at
40 SOC; sales. t bales Augusta steady un .
CHANGED at t3c. sales 90 bales Memphis y
steady. nchansed at 4lc; sales 900
baits st Louis steady. unchanged at
Ale. no sales Houston steady. so lower
at 3s2oc. sales, $40 bales Little Rock
quiet, unchanged, at 40.50c sales $50
bales. Dallas steady. 40 lower at n l5c
sales 80 bales. MontEomery firm. un-
changed. at 4l.50c; no sales
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Cables Spot cotton ul,icl Al
.h points advance. middling ~ sea Sales
1000. American 1000. Imports : 900. none
hnerlcah' Futures opened dun points
hisher 70 points lower Closed steady
II. net advance of points to "a decline
OF points July. 20 ed. October. 239ad .
llcceInber. ~ s"d January. - 49d March
2lsId Manchester. Yarns dull cloths
quiet.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
t range OF prices follows
open. High. Low.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs

Butter Receipts were 5.2ls packages
GteHmsry higher 'han eAtras dr.s 10 % =,
score. 64U % &c, frsts. IS to SO score.
81 a o$i i2c seconds. So to 81 score 4su
higher than extras, 5oi. {, soc, extras
5SM 59c. hrsts. 54N51c, seconds. 50Qs 53c
state dairy tubs. finest. 55dl 5tc. good to
renovated, extras, 49M SOC. nrsts, 47Gt4sc;
ladies' current ma ke, trsts 400 46c. see
onds. 4lia MA2c; lower grades +0Qr4lc:
packing stocil. current make. 40. l. A2c
No. =, 4lc; lower grades. 3fM40c
Cheese Receipts were $40 boxes state.
whole milk. fresh flats. colored white.
grades, 2oG2+l2c; held hats specials. 2oc.
average run, 2sc, lower grades 20 {, T.. c .
twins, fresh specials, coIored or white.
Quality, IS a 2sc wsconsin @ whoie nS,n as 9 10
h.ld twins, % e aSc; fresh. 25dy 2sc single
or double daisies held, 2sm99c Young
Americas. fresh, 3 lu3l-.c; stat. sNinls.
fresh specials. IS u q l9c, prime TO choice.
10 - q II l2c fair to good. l2Yl6c. lower
grades, 60 l0c
"g" packed. extra hrsts. 47Qp4Sc nrsts
A q t6'a fresh gathered. extra frsts 45
500 Ale. dirlies. No. l. storage packed
SO 3Sc; regular packed, $50 SO, u No. ?
and poorer. 2a@s+'2c; checks, good to
sylvania and nearby Western henncry
whites. extras. b4M 56c. extra nrsts ) !
6l u 03c, hrsts. iSW5 SOC other Western and
firss TO extra nrsts, 4, n 5 &c under grades
t2U 46c, Phcitic Coast whites, extra nrsts
81 II 53c, nrsts. As q SOC. other Western and
southern, gathered whites. 80 dr50c. state.
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hcnnery
browns extras. 50W63c: gathered brown
and MIXED colors. graded cxtras 4Si,
a 49c. frsts To extra firsts 4adt4sc.
Livestock. Meats. Provisiona
Yesterday. Year ago
Live st-ere. fair TO
prime. TOO lbs 81 90 n Is 90 $l3 0oGl5 I 5
ID ~sNrd beef.
sides. ID. ...... 200 .o6 lhm .2l
1.-Two veal
mon to prime
100 lbs.... l6oofrlsbo l7ooT,1o
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
MEKCk \ GO.

A regular quarterly dividend - Two
polars tSs> per sharc has boon deflaffH
upon the preferred Stock of Merck 4 @.
for the quarter ending June 30. i4-n PAY
abe July !. iN9a. % preferred s,'th-
holders OF record al the close of bu.!neSs
Juno Il l9eh
GEORGE w. MERCK. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
New York State Bonds

Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan 6s,
1888 op 1923..... 90 81 527
Fcd"ral Farm Loan AIS.
1889 op 1924. 4............ s7H ssn SAT
Federal Farm Loan 4hs
19Ss op 1928 .......... s7h ssM $50
Federal Farm Loan 4As,
1887 op 1922....... s7la san SIS
Joint Stock Land Bank 6s
1889 op l924. 81 90 5s7
Joint Stock Land Bank S.
1893 op l923..,.. 81 90 5S7
Short Term Securities
Security Rate. Due Bid. Asked. Yld.
Am Cotton on 6s. 1924. 90 91i2 $50
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
Philadelphia
Bonds

" 600 Elec Pco 4s 81 "a "a r.
J 900 PM Ecc Us 81 81 "a "a
:, ,Voo Nat Prop 4-6-
'ooo span, Am ir Is asA osia osi, asl,
900 TN Ry gold AZ 3s "a "a an
1000 Wiileesbar q 5s IS rs 7h TX
New-York tribune., 1920-06-15
Boston

Bonds
-,i.l d. e,
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

/ Is mixed with water
It Is not like in gold mining. where
gold dust is CLEANED Diamonds cOm'
n chunks and ln the sieves the heavier
ilamond-bearlng ground Is carried be-
low by gravity.
There II Is picked up In a semi-liduid
s,ate-loOklng much Ike used dish
%aier-ard carried by an endless chain
n buckets 10 the top level. Here 10 Is
sieved and washed again, gravity once
more separating the pay dirt from the
worthless. The same process Is gone
through with the larger chunks crushed
mechanically.
After the final washing the pay dir
only 1 per cent. Of the blue ground
originally mined-is carried away In
thy tank cars 10 the palsators.
And The watery refuse Is carried in
large tanks to the top OF a constantly
growing dump. Il spills out like lava
running over the crater lip OF a sim
mering volcano. From a distance, un-
der the suns glare. IL looks as II end
less buckets OF sky-blue paint had been
emptied over o mountain top.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
BY EDWARD NJ. THIERRY,
n. 4. A staff Correspondent with th'
Smithsonian Universal African
Expedition.

KIMBERLEY. Cape Province, Jan. IS
Diamond cultivation" almost realistic
enough 10 be classed as agriculture
exists In Kimberley.
Fields OF diamOnd-bearlng soil are
actually irrigated and narrowed like q
wheat field. Unfortunately the crop
isn't so easily harvested
Endless professions OF dump cars
bring the blue ground from the three
NINE shafts 30 the immense drying
floors, for cultivation
\ vast Nat field covering upwards
q 2000 acres is entirely covered with
blue ground. spread TO a depth OF "a
mcnes. The whole flcld holds as much
as 5000 900 short tons Of diamond soil"
70 is divided into sectional floors" OF
about i6 acres each.
Here the newly mined blue ground Is
left anywhere from six TO IS months
for dislntegration. Rain Is a powerful
qimu.qnt ard In its absence the
ground has 10 be irrigated. sprayed and
narrowed. This method OF natural dis
integratiOn Is considered better lh3n the
Cd method OF crushing all blue ground.
All the work OF spreading the dia-
mond soil over the fields. "cultivating
70 and preparing 70 for trarsport 10 he
washing machines is done by native
cOnvicts.
Afior months OF drying the blue
ground again is loaded IN dump cars,
hauled couple Of miles away and up
an lnclire 10 the top OF the washing
machines.
10 Is dumped through a separator. the
very hrge lumrs no, dsintegrated by
iie long drying process failing through
90 an endless belt. which conveys them
60 n crush NJ machine.
Tho finer blue ground. almost pulver-
ted. goes into circular sieves where IL
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
KIDDIE'S GROUP
MUST BE CHECKED
DIR. Kings New Discovery will do
that very thing, easily
and quickly.

n ONT say. Poor little youngster
u wish knew what to do for
- you" Just give a little Dr.
KRIS New Discovery as directed and
the croupy-cough won't llnger.
4 cold is not TO be fooled with. Get
"f'e~ - at once Loosen the congestion.
the phlegm-stufilness. and the throat
u
A family remedy for colds, coughs.
grippe. and kindred attacks. Fifty
years a friend 10 cold-sunerers. Fifty
years Of highest quality. COO. and Si.20
a bOttle-all druggists.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-23

DR.. J. L. DANIEL A =
VISITOR IN THE CITY

DR.. ]. L.. Daniel for four years
pastor of the Methodist church in
this city but now pastor of the New
Scrry church,, arrived yesterday for
a short visit among the members of
his former congregation. 3
DR.. Daniel seems to have been re-
ceiving good treatment at the hands
Of the Newberry' Methodists and Is
his isamsj old genial self. When seen
on the square this morning DR.. Dam
iel was laying it off to George Mann
who was humbly and respectfully
taking what the doctor mad in store
for him. One thing the popular
preacher told Mr. Mann in addition
to more important things was that
the cigar makers yet hadn't brought
out the equal of Cinco. - .
DR.. Daniel is dividing his time
among the members of his former
charge and we imagine that he is hav-
ing a hard time eating all the fried
chicken and watermelon that is put
before him. ...
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-23
DR.. EDGAR c.. CANNON
HOLDING MEETING

DR.. Edgar G.. Gamomn the minis
ter of Hampden-sidney, Va, who
recently was rendered a unanimous
call from the Presbyterian church of
this city arrived today and will hold
wee :l-e1d meeting in the Presbyte-
rian church. The first service is held
at $3.50 his evening and is prepara-
tory to communion service to be held
Sunday morning. In addition 20 these
two services Dr.. Cannon will preach
the annual sermon Sunday evening
before the Abbeville chapter of the
american Bible Society in the Pres
byterian church. . 1"
i, No intimation is forthcoming as to
whether DR.. Cannon will accept the
call rendered him or not Dut 1t is like
ly that some announcement will be
made next week.
. DR.. Cannon will be the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. S. G. Thomson while in
the city.
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COKE, j.. Huckabee and Cor.i E.
W. Harper, two of the foremost Siti-
zens Of Lowndesville, are in the city
today and state that the cotton: MIL
for Lowndesville is an assured
fact. They have secured an option
on the machinery for the mil. D.. and
say that the machinery can be de-
livered in time to install it imne-
diately upon the completion of the
building
~ These, gentlemen are quite en-
over the prospe It's Of hav-
ing a cotton :nil:at Lowrdesvi!le
and are whispering it about the city
that they will let the ,ni:e people in
the city have few shares Of stock
in the new mill. ....