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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Centanve1.
SPECIALS IN NORTHWEST
SUBURBAN HOMES.


$s.J00-Near Somerset Heights. Nd. 1i,-
story house. rooms and bath. rec. hall. open
fireplace; furnace heat: gas and electricity:
1.3-acre lot; good poultry house. Close TO
electric.
$10.500-Modern summer cottage OF ; rooms
and bath. large open fireplace. Splendidly
located 10 miles out in Montgomery county,
Nd. on macadam road and electric railway.
with Is acres land. IL woodland. balance ciear.
High elevation. running water. making de-
lightful resort for summer abode. Will submit
offer.
81, ,60O-Closc to electric railway, near Edge
moor. Nd. Nearly semi bungalow.
rooms, tile bath: hot-water heat: electric
land: fruit, berries, etc. This home 4 real
delight.
Si5.5OO-6 acres, Immediately on Alta Vista
pike and Rockville electric tabout 4 blocks
from Edgemoor statoul. Good 2-story house
of rooms. BATH sleeping porch. hot-watcr
heat and electric lights. Highly elevated lawn
with nice shade. Attractive nesr-in country
home with unsurpassed location.
sic. 6.JOO--A delightful close-in home main
highway and electric railway. adjoining veal
thy estates. Strictly modern house Of
rooms and bath. hot -waaer heat. Nearly
acre land, with beautiful lawn. shade. etc.
Poultry house; fruit and berries.
S1S,50O--Ideal summer or all-year country
estate of acres with charming house OF 3
rooms, hath, 3 extra toilets. sleeping porch
es: eiectri" range: hot water heat. Poultry
house, double garage: abundance Of bearing
fruit. berries. asparagus. etc. large OAK snade:
elevation and view uneaualed. Located on
macadam road and electric railway In most
promising northwest suburb.
GEO. ". ALLEN. Real Estate.
81 Colorado bldg. franklin 55S7. 29'
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buildings in the heart Of the business section
corner; rents 10000 per year: very moderate
rents. This property will be worth S70O. 900
in the next five years. Price asked. $500. .O0O
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
5l5-5lo Bond Bldg.
Main Az
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1-3 OF ACRE, 6 ROOMS AND
GARAGE

Beautiful well built home; large rooms
and rec. hall; BATH foored attic; pantry: linen
closets; fine cellar with entrances: furnace
heat thouse wired for elec. lights, current not
yet turned oni: front and back Porches; tin
roof. outside shutters cutters and downspouts.
concrete walk around house; garage. 1Sx2O.
hold > cars; chicken house; 81 fruit trees:
lots Of grapes; roses, flowers. etc; lot 100
front by $50 deep; corner Of Clements and
Oak sts.. Clarendon. Va. tMr. Dunn's pacei
Price is right $1,000; cash, $500. balance
so per month. includes everything. Prop
erty like the above hard to get. Only 2S
minutes ride to 10Th and Penna. ave. NV. on
good elec line and 1 square from Wash. and
Old Dominion elec. line, that goes TO George
town. See this it's good.
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I HOMES FOR COLORED.
Responsible colored pur-
chasers can secure six-room
homes, we'll located in the
Northwest, on easy terms,
at S2,65O.OO each. For conf
plete information. see
B. B. PINN.
7l2 Kenyon St. NV, or
Phone Main 1916.
PARTICULARLY FINE HOME on CAPITOL
Hill--Six rooms and large reception hall: gas
and electric lights: hardwood floors; two very
large lots: fine brick garage: beautiful lawn:
shrubbery and fru,ts; hne ne hack ana irsn. On.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER.
In fine ne. section; new. colonial style:
rms. tile D.. reception hall oaA floors and I'm
isb; hw.h.: cleo; gas; lot 10 alley; 5000
Address Box 335-H. Star Office 29'
NEW HOUSE NEAR 18th
and Potomac ave. Sc: six rooms,
bath, h.-w.h.. elec. light, double
floors, laundry tubs, double
porches; extra deep los to wide
alley: immediate possession.
THOS. A. JAMESON. $50 n.
Y. ave. Main 1927. After 5, Line.
6l46-W.
NEAR wARDMAN COURTS.
Modern ssrsom and acl bath brick ,;ax dxn;
Price. SIS. 500. Possession.
II. l. AKERS,
1878 Irving ST. NV Col. 1891. as'
NEWTON ST. Nw-BET. 14th AND 18th
sts.---1o rooms and bath Is bedrooms'; hard
wood finish: fine condition: possession given.
Price. SLIGO Terms satisfactory.
Northeast section. near 9Th and sts.-s
rooms ard hath. brick dwelling; possession
given. Terms easy.
Suburb n.e.-s rooms and bath brick. detach-
ed dwelling: h.-w.h.: large porch and SHADE
trees. $4,000. Terms easy.
C. NJ FORREST. s.w. cor. 18th s,s NV.
FOR SALE-ON ST NW.-NEAR 9Th St
An, s-room b-ick dwelling. in excellent condi-
'ioE: . houses on rear OF lot. Price for all )
only $500. Very easy terms.
JOHN SCRIvESER L BRO. 914 st. NV.
PE.TWoRTH
New semi-detsched correr house: side view of
park unobstructed: rooms with hardwood
doors tile baths. pantry. sleeping porch.
porch and buit-in garage: gas range,
kitchen cabinet. electric lights aud hos-watcr
heat. For sale by OWNER. Terms. l39 Var
mum st. NV. End o: Soldiers Home car line
29s
oRTH-sEMI-DETACHED FRAME: 8
rooms; attic: steam heat; lot 40xl30: paved
alley: near cars. church and school: early pos
session. IS, 0OO. Phone Owner Col 1S60-W. ."
81. 800 CASH BALANCE MONTHLY. WILL
BEY HOME: CONVENIENT To 14th STREET
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LOTS For SALE

Nice lot Of y acre; 30 front by 400 deep;
las some fruit: price. 5000: terms, $:25 cash.
bal. sl6.6s per month, includes everything;
located on Grant ave., haywood. Va. Ny sale
agn in front Of lot. See this.
Two adjoining lots on Maryland ave. Clar-
endon. Va. near Farlee station: each lot
09x200: price. 500 each; terms, 800 cash.
bal. 81: per month; will sell singly; fine
building sites: lots marked with large numbers.
% and -; easy to locate. See them.
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IDEAL VIRGINIA FARM. 75O ACRES, sTOCK.
implements. etc: 9 miles from the White
House: So, 900 clear. for an apartment house
with $4,000 first trust. Address Box 319-H,
Star Office 1Ss
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81. 800 CASH BALANCE MONTHLY. WILL
BEY HOME: CONVENIENT To 18th STREET
CAR LINE: FOUR BEDROOMS, LARGE LOT.
PORCHES. HOT-WATER HEAT, ELECTRIC
LIGHT. LARGE PORCHES. VACANT. AD-
DRESS BOX 2S-k. STAR OFFICE.
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A SPLENDID OFFERING.
FOR RENT.
WANTED.

CAMPING SHACK: acre: Cabin John ear: ese
fare: SIS no. Address Rax ic..X. Star once.
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OWNERS CONTEM-
PLATING SELLING
List ysur property with Us; quick resa!tA
We have numerous applicants for houoeo sS
{. :. and rooms.
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
3l5 18th St. NV. NJ. 6464
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CHERRYDALE. Va: FINE LARGE ROOM
bungalow. am j.: corner lot. J0xl3a: chicken
house possession. Address Box 146-k. Star Of
ace 5s
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NEAR END AND sTs. NV.
Corner. o rooms. bath: steam heat.
rrice, 81. 500. EASY TERMS. A BARGAIN.
CHAS. VI. STEERS. 1920 y. T. ave. IS.
FIRST ST. NV. NEAR P.
Six room. and bath BRICK $4.250.
CHAS. ". STEERS. 1920 y. Y. ave. as'
STANTON PARK HOME. BY OWNER.
Only half block from Stanton Park ne.
:emi-detash-d three.story brick; hsy-xindow
hest: large back yard.
Price, So. 500. Terms. $500 cash and
" monthly rss gsymenss. a.
1873 lrTins st. NV. Phone Col. 1891. c9s
FOR sALE-IMMED1ATE POSSESSION.
Pretty. attractive. cory home.
Columbia Heights section.
Colonial porch: hot-water heat.
Gas: electricity: 70 feet wide.
Side and rear alley: fne bath.
Price. $1,000. Want 81 500 cash.
Another barcain--Downtown location.
On Massachusetts, ave. NV.
Near 5th St. ) stories.
Seven rooms and bath.
Price, $3.50. Only 81 900 cash.
Another hsrsain--Immedat possession.
Northeast near Rrookland cars.
Beautiful home. : rooms. bath.
Hot-water heat: gas: electricity
r. w BEALL or ". l.. TURNER,
1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Call Res. Col. 1905. cs'
4ls N ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH: La
trote Feat: $3.50: $500 cash. balance trust;
white or colored. Address Box SILK. Star Of
fee p
BuY DIRECT FROM OWNER. SAVE COM
missiou--t;rand hcme. 3-storT, bay-wiadow
pressed brick. 10 rooms, ba this. h.w.h.. c!rc.
lights, fine attic. brick garage: near Conn.,
ave: price SlS.5N.
s.s,oty brick. h.w.h, elec. lights. IL rooms
:: baths. attic. fine yard to 2j-ft. alley: $ just
OF l6ih ST.; former home Of Frank A. Van
dcrlip o. y. y: $1,000.
st. juse>oY 16th-3story, 10 large rooms
hath: beautiful home: yard to alley: Sl1 500
ST. nc. near st. Aioysius Church-3-story
and basement. 10 rooms and baths, h.w.h.
gas, newly papered: 81 900.
r 81. near ath-Nice little two-story semi
detached brick: h.s.; nice front and back
yard So 600. Terms on any of these. and they
arc vacant.
rooms and bath 3story and basement. bay
window brick. Wash. Circle: monthly
ten.at: great bargain for immediate sale:
$3.50: terms. Address OWNER, Box 49-K.
Star office.
ST. NEAR UNION STATION; ROOMS
bath, cellar; corner alley; only S.. 900; terms
81 coo cash. $50 monthly. Possession.
ROLAND T.. BOOTH, 21S NV; +. 2702.
mh13s
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TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-rwo Two-FAMILY
apartment buildings in good condition. Each
apartment containing five rooms and hath. Lots
run through to paved alley with room 10 build
four individual garages. One Of these buildings
being corner property. Each Of the four
apartments bring $3.50 per month.
GEORGE ". LINKINS. Exclusive Agent.
1114 Pa. ave. NV.
Phone Main So9S-S299
PRACTICALLY NEW TWo-FAMILY APT. IN
Columbia Heights: Ealf block from l4th st.
upper apt. 6r. and b. lower apt, 5r and b.
escIl apt. strictly modern: will sell reasonable.
on easy terms. Apply OWNER. 1927 Girard
st. NV. Phone Col. 1903. 29s
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
INTERESTING NEWS FOR
COLORED PURCHASERS

Nv I'm 70 ~ y ~ Il w y O1S
COLORED PURCHASERS
Homes near Sherman
Ave. and Lamont St. NV.
Front porches, bath; large
lots. Easy terms.
PRICE, $4,000
Only four houses at this
very low price. Act quickly.
See
3. 3. PINN,
7l2 Kenyon St. NV, o.
Phone Main 1916.
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MODERN APARTMENT. on THE HEIGHTS
near 18th St: in,o ONE over $4,000 4 year: out
"f-town owner wants cash and makes the price
both surprising and attractive.
SIX-FAMILY FLAT: INDIVIDUAL HOT
water heating plants; rental. $3.50 a year:
price. $4,000: desire equity cash; we'll locat-
ed. nort ,ast.
rWO-FAMILi FLAT: TOP FLAT VACANT:
rsrqnei flooring: seven rooms and bath: lower
hat five rooms and BATH leased to June; cleo
tricity: INV. h.: ncw rear porches: very big
lot TO wide. paved alley; near16th and Irving
may consider So, $50; terms.
THEEE-FAM1LY flat: RENTED TO HIGH
class coI0Tetl: h.-w. H.: near 18th and L: clear
asking 5000; terms.
4-FAMILY FLAT. GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS
near Wisconsin ave-: rented to colored for $43
a month: il sold within ten days will take
So $50: terms.
FINE HOME FOR NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES
or small investor: two-family 6at, within sew
eral squares Of Penna. ave. Sc: in good re-
pair: take $3.50 less than for duplicate sold in
same square recently.
N. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Successors to
New York Realty Brokers'
Phone NJ. 1897 1923 + st. NV.
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BY OWNER. AT HYATISEILLE, H-KUUN,
owner). with pantry. bath. large cellar. gas.
hot and cold water. electric lights: furnace !;
lot 100 BY $50: more land up to half acre ad-
Joining IL desired large barn or garage. chicken
house. shop; all -kinds Of berries and fruit !:
fne location. blocks from cars; immediate
possession.
groom house with bath and pantry, In fair
condition: gas. hot and cold water, latrobe
heat; lot 81 by 16J on splendid corner, block
on front and side: garage and chicken hous. !;
immediate possession.
For prices and terms address p. o. Box 40S,
Hyattsvilie. or phone Hyutts l1s-J.
cellar; hot-watef heat, gas and water: about
two-thirds acre ground. will, grcenhoese 16
by - feet: garage; fruit. berries and garden.
Situated In Rivertlale. Nd, about 5 squares
east Of steam ant electric roads Price. e6.500
4. r. CLARK,
Iiiyerdale, Nd. CO.
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL Es.
TATE TALK 1T OVER WITH N. e. NOR
GAN, AT o. b. ZANTZINGER'S.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
NEW CONCERN FOR DONALDS.

Messrs. J. E. Lipscomb and G. W.
Tribble were in Abbeville Tuesday on
business for the Donalds Cotton Oil
Company, a new corporation being
organized at Donalds. The new cor
poration has bought The Donalds Oil
Mill, and is planning to greatly in
crease it's capacity, do an extensive
ginning business and to go into the
fertilizer mixing business as we'll as a
milling business. The capital stock of
the new corporation is to be fifty
thousand dollars, the amount having
already been subscribed.
Mr.. Lipscomb is from Greenville.
He is interested in like enterprises
in different parts of the state, and
knows the business from ga" all the
way down the alphabet, and he will
give Donalds an enterprise which will
mean something to the town.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETS

The County Democratic Executive
Committee met in the Court House
Monday to arrange for the county
campaign, a quorum being present.
The campaign assessments were
fixed as follows: House of Represen-
tatives, $4,000; Clerk of Court, $25;
Sheriff, $4,000; Supervisor, $500;
Coroner, $500; Judge of Probate,
$25.OO; Sub Supervisor, $3.50; Mag
istrate at: Abbeville, $1,000; all other
Magistrates, $3.50. -
The county campaign will begin at
Calhoun Falls August 18th, which
means that all candidates must file
their pledges before II o'clock, M.
August 18th. The campaign party
will be at Lowndesville August 18th,
and at Antreville Aug. 20. The next
week meetings will be held at Due
West beginning August 25th, at Dom
aids August 26th, followed by the
final meeting at Abbeville August
28th.
Managers of Election were appoint
ed for all the boxes and arrange
ments made for the conduct of the
election as required by law.
At the conclusion of the meeting
VIM. P. Greene offered his resigna-
ton as County Chairman which was
accepted and J. Howard Moore was
elected by the members present as
his successor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
FORDING TO TENNESSEE

W. A. Calvert, J. A. Gillian, AL
bert Henry and D. H. Hill left yes
terday morning in Col. Calvert's
trusty Ford for a long trip through
the mountain section of North Caro-
lima and on through the cattle coun'
ty of Tennessee.
They expect to "skin" all the ma
tives out of their cattle and will
bring as many calves back with them
as they can tie IN the Ford. 1t is ru.
mored that Col. Gillian has been ap.
pointed foraging officer of the.party
and has been practicing for a week
trying not to look like a revenue Of
fcer. Both Col. Calvert and Mr.
Henry furnish such an excellent
broadside target that neither Of the
two would do to risk within range of
the sharp-eyed squirrel hunter OF
Tennessee and Mr.. Hill was eliminat-
ed because he would waste too much
time on the foraging expeditions try
ing to get options on all the real es-
tate in view.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
ROOSEVELT COX'S
RUNNING MATE
D. ROOSEVELT, AS
sIsTANT SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY IS NOMINATED FOR
VICE PRESIDENT BY AccLA.
NATION ON FIRST BALLOT
SEVEN NAMES WITHDRAWN
IN HIS FAVOR. 49,

Franklin D. Roosevelt of New
York, assistant secretary of the navy,
was nominated by the Democratic
National Convention at 3:15 o'clock
Tuesday. afternoon. 49," ...
Seven other men had been put in
nomination by their friends. during
the session but all withdrew in favor
of the New Yorker. Among these sew
en- was General Tyson well known
to all the soldiers of the world war
who served in the 30th division. Gen.
Tyson is from Tennessee. ..
: The great event came when David
B. Francis Of Missouri asked unani-
nous consent for suspension Of the
rules and nomination by reclamation.
A cheer rose, the band played and
the second link in the Democratic
chain had been forged. =. 'N..ao"
Word had been passed around two
hours previously that Charles Muir
ply Of. Tammany Hall and other par
ty chieftains had come to an agree.
ment with Ed Moore, the Cox mana
ger, that Roosevelt be named. y ~
Roosevelt "eat it" away from the
convention in a taxicab just as he
was nominated. He was informed by.
newspaper man of his nomination
and dictated the following statement
as his cab was moving, away; , -'-..--:'s,'
"The convention earned out, my
first prophecy that it would be un-
bossed and true expression of the
spirit of Democracy. 49,. :,
"That spirit will be carried out
through the campaign ..... -
The. convention adjourned at 1929
p. m. ....
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
A FINE STATEMENT

The statement shown for the
Planters Bank in our advertising col.
umns this issue is a splendid one fol
SO young an institution. The Planters
Bank was opened for business less
than a year ago and has made rapid
steady increase in it's volume Of bust
ness ever since. The undivided prof.
it's show slightly more than 20 pei
cent. earned on a capitaI stock OF
G4O,OOO. The officers of this flourish
ing institution are to be congratulate
ed on the showing they make in this
statement.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY

The members of Gilgal Church in
Long Cane township are planning to
celebrate in the present month the
one hundredth anniversary of the
founding of the church. Plans are be-
ing made for a big day. Rev. Mr..
Traywick, the oldest living preacher
who has served the church as pastor
viii be present to deliver an address
and all former pastors Of the church
have been invited to be present. VIM.
P. Greene, whose great-grand-father,
Eli Bowie, was one of the principal
movers in the establishment of the
church will read a historical sketch
of the church.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
DEATHS EXCEED BIRTHS

The report of T. G. Perrin, city
registrar of vital statistics for the
month of June shows that the death
rate in the city exceeded the birth
rate by over 100 per cent. These re-
ports are the total turned in to the
registrar by July 7 and there are
three days remaining in which re-
ports may be made for the month of
June. The number of deaths re-
ported is 10, six of these whites and
four negroes. The number Of births
reported is four, half of these white
81! half negroes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
MRS. EDMUNDs BEREAvED

Mrs. J. F. Edmunds has returned
from Augusta where she was called
two weeks ago by the sudden death
of her father, Mr.. John Brunson.
Mrs. Edmunds had just been to Au-
gusta to attend the marriage of her
niece and enjoyed the happy occasion
In a weeks time she was called back
for the funeral of her father. Mr..
Brunson died at the age of eighty
six, honored and respected among his
friends. Sincere sympathy is felt for
the aged wife who is left alone, and
for the affectionate daughter here.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
Gov. Cox Accepts Honor.

(. Governor Cox yesterday sent tel
sgram to the Democratic national
convention at San FRANCISCO, an
nouncing that he would accept the
Presidential nomination and thank.
ing the delegates for their action.
Il Following is the text Of the tele.
gram: ..
"Hon. Joseph T. Robinson, chair.
man, Democratic convention.
San Francisco, Calf:
"Let me thank you for your felici-
tous message. I shall accept the
standard from the Democracy OF
America, conscious not only Of the
honor but the great responsibility
conferred. AS Providence gives me q
strength and vision my firm resolve
will be to justify the confidence
which has been officially express
ed. The shrine of government is ir
the communities of the land neal
the homes that have given service
and sacrifice. To them we will carry
our cause with the assurance thai
the faith shall be kept and that the
institutions of free peop:e are al
ways sufficient to the needs Of time
if they are held to the causes which
we pledged.
"Please convey to the delegates Of
the convention my grateful acknowl
edgements.
(Signed) JAMES cox"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
MILL ENTERTAINS EMPLOYEES
And Friends at a Barbecue in Grove
A on Blue Hill Near the City on
Saturday.

The Fourth Of July was fittingly
celebrated on the third of July by
the management Of the Abbeville
Cotton Mill when they sumptuously
entertained their employees and
friends at a barbecue in the grove on
Blue Hill. The table which was pre-
pared for the guests ran. In oblong
shape a distance that can be favor
ably compared to a quarter mile race
track and when dinner was announc-
ed at one o'clock you could see moth.
ing but huge trays of 3bhrbecued
hash, crisp brown pork ana every.
thing else usually found at an Abbe-
vile County picnic. There was an
abundance of sweets, pies, custards
and cakes. The fried chicken was
there in all its glory too and while
not quite so conspicuous as the bar
becued meats a number of the expe-
rienced Jasons about town managed
to discover several platters Of the
bird and gather to their greasy hands
a limb or a section of bosom.
Dote Smith speaking OF his un-
avoidable absence from the groaning
board stated that the Big Boss of The
Press and Banner had lamented the
fact that Dote was not present so
that the two could have placed them
selves opposite the mountain Of good
eatables and have shown the natives
how two good men could eat. Dote
also added that while he, himself,
was detained on account Of the
Fourth of July rush on his barrels of
fish, he had sent his wife, who, he
said, weighs 205 pounds and that he
would match her against Mr.. Bill or
any other editor in the State for the
heavy weight championship for eat
ing.
Mr.. J. F. Barnwell was there and
conspicuously so. He was never seen
to eat anything himself but was first
one place and another with a three.
gallon bucket of hash on one arm and
stack of bread and half dozen
bottles of "dope" on the other. His
brother Will was there too but was
unable to find time to feed anybody
except himself. He ate so much Sat-
urday that he was afraid he was go.
ing to die Sunday so he went to
Hopewell to make preparations for
"t'he better land" J'Uncle Pat per,
suaded his nephew that he had better
take more of DR.. Morris sermon and
less of the picnic dinner at Hopewell
if he expected to be able to navigate
the Davis back to the city.
In addition to the employees of the
Mill a number of invited guests thor
oughly enjoyed the hospitality and
wish the Fourth of July came every
Saturday.
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Wilson which was: "Please accept my
hearty congratulations and cordia!
best wishes"
Another from Senator Harding
the Republican nominee: 81 recall q
much remarked cartoon which por.
trayed you and me as newsboys con.
testing for the White House delivery
H seems to have been prophetic. As
IN ohioan and a fellow publisher ]
Congratulate you on your notable vic.
tory"
William Gibbs McAdoo who was the
nominees closest contestant for the
coveted honor sent the following tele.
gram to Gov. Cox: "Hear.y congratu.
lations and assurances of my cordial
support"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-07
MORRISON GOVERNOR OF N. c.

Cameron Morrison, one of the lead
ing members of the bar of Charlotte,
N. C. has been elected governor of
North Carolina by a substantial ma
iority over Max O. Gardner, at pres
ent lieutenant governor of the OLD
North State. The campaign has been
a strenuous one, frequently at high
heat. but from all reports it has
been conducted on a high plane and
free from any mud-slinglng.