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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, poniedziaieS, II. listopada:
Ofiarowanie Naisw. Marji Fanny.
Jutro, wtorek, ~. Istopada: Sw.
CecyIih Panny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
KURs MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle kommikatu Polskiego
Konsulatu Generalnego kurs marek
polskich jest dzis 2S7O marek "a
81, czylA S5 cent6w IA 1000 mix.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

die oSwiadczenia prohibicyjnego
dyrektora ma Stan Illinois - Kjel
landera, najazdy onegdajsze sa
tylko .przygrywka" do ca}ej ma
sy innych najazdow, jake obec-
ME beda urzadzane przez fede-
ralnych agentow prohibicyjnych,
kt6rzy specjalnie w tym celu przy
hyli tn Z Waszyngtonu. Powiada
cn, IL spodziewa sic, re w ME
dalekiej przyszioSci miasto Chi
cago jego okolice zostana 20
suszone" napojow alkoholicz-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21

n2 omawianych rrzytecznoSci. DO
wodzA on, IL ze wszystkich miast
amcrykanskich, IS procent po--
siada juz swc wiasne elektrow-
ME, a $500 miast posiada swe
wlasne wodociagi, zaS dziewiec
miast przejelo juz czeSciowo ma
wlasnoSe municypalna tramwaje
niewiele -jt1lnak miast -znajdujc
sig w Ameryce, kt6re posiadaja
swe gazownie stacje telefoni--
czne: te uzytecznoSci znajduja
sia jeszcze prawie zupelnie W
rekach Prywatnych kompanil.
Pan Wilcox przemawiajac w
sobote po polrdniu w klubie mlej
skim, oSwiadczyl, il miasto Chi
cago zrobi wielki blad, jezeli wy
da swoj $30,O0O,OOO fnrndusz tran
sportacyjny ma budowe kolei pod
ziemnych - bez uprzedniego
skonsolidowania wszystkich syste
rl6w lokomocyjnych i przejecia
ich ma wlaSnoSc municypalna.
AGENCI PROHIBICYNI
PRZY 'ROBOCIE.
.Federalni ~agenci prohibicyjni
urzadzili w sobote W nocy szereg
najazdow ma kawiarnie kabare-
ty w 22giej wardzie W Chicago
j ma wyszynki W Aurora, III. w
rajazdach ma kawiarnie kaba-
rety w 22giej wardzie aresztowa-
no IS osob, ktore zabrano do blu
ra detektywow, oraz skonfisko-
wano Gala mase wodki i wilma, W
Aurora zaS aresztowano 23 osob
i przvwieziono tn Wraz z aresZto
wanymi IS galonow ,,ksiezycow-
ki", jako dowod przekraczania
prawa prohibicyjnego w Auro-
ra, gdzie bez zadnych skrupulow
sprzedawano wodke, W kazdym
wyszynku znaleziono wieksza i
lose napojow wyskokowych. We
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21

antybolszewickie zamierzajq
wszczac atak .przeciwko sowie-,
tom w koncu listopada rb., lub W
styczniu ma przysziy rok.
BUDzET NIEMIEC 95 MIL
JARDoW.
Berlin, 81. listop. - Niemcy
zna1aziy sic W obliczu bardzo
trudnego rozwiazania problemu
opodatkowania. Ogioszony wczo-
raj budzet wynosi 95,OOO,OO0.OOO
marek czyli 1880 marek ma glo-
we, co rowna sic 30-dniowemu
zarobkowi robotnika niemieckie-
go, czyli stanowi ekwiwalent
$3.50.
Ogioszenie tax olbrzymiego
budzetu oraz wiadomoSc o tenn
re komisja reparacyjna nalega
bezwzglednie ma zap{acenie raty
styczniowej, wplynely jeszcze
bardziej ma obnizenie marki ME
mieckiej. Wczoraj piacono "a
dolara 270 marek.
Komisja reparacyjna po zawia
domieniu rzadu niemieckiego, il
odroczenie wypiaty odszkodowa-
MIA jest niemozliwe, wyjechaia do
Paryza. Odmowa ia jednak
ME wyklucza udzielenia Mem
com trzechletniego moratorium,
ma ktore tax bardzo hastaja czfop
kowie angielscy W komisji repa-
racyjnej. Sprawl moratorium ma
bye dyskutowana w niedalekiej
przyszioSci. Jest rzecza mozliwa.
IL Francja zgodzi sic ma morato-
rum pod warunkiem, re wszy--
stkie zrodia dochodu a szczegG-
ME koleje, komory celne i caly
okreg przemysiowy, bedq pod
kontrola aliantow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
WALKA o KNOW.

Wleden, q. listop. - DePesZd
O wzieciu Kijowa przez powstan-
cow ukrainskich zosta1a dzisial
nieco zmodyfikowana.
Wedfug ostatnich wiadomosel'
powstancy ukrainscy zajeli osta-
tnia stacje kolejowa pred Kijo-
wem, gdzie toczy sic zaciekia bi-
wa z wojskami sowieckiemi Q
posiadanie Kijowa.
NIEMCY SZUKAJA KREDY-
TOW MA ZAPkACENIE OD-
SZKODOWAN.
Berlin, q. Istop. (Prasa ST.
Kanclerz Wirth oznajmR urze-
dowo komisji reparacyJneJ, Il
-zad niemiecki szuka kredytow
zagranicznych ma pokrycie raty
styczniowej. Opinja publiczna
krok ten uwaza jako wskaznik,
Il rad pie posiada zadnych ilu-
wi CO do odroczenia Przez allan
tow terminu piatnosci Pomimo
faktu, re czlonhowie niemieckie-
20 ministerjum spraw zagranicz-
nych starali sic przekonac allan
tow O wewnetrznych i zewnetrz-
nvch trudnoSciach kraju.
WedSug sprawozdania Banku
Panstwa,. ktore zostaio opubliko-
wane ma dzieh pred odjazdem
komisji reparacyjnej do Paryza:
ogolna iloSc banknot6w papiero-
wych wyaosi 1O2,OOO,OOO,OOO ma
rex.
Prasa niemiecka oskarza Nir-
tha, IL jego optymistyczna poll
tyka skohczyla sic katastrofa fl
nansowa, albowiem niema mai
mniejszego Observation-Disclosures
zeby aljanci uwzglednic zechcieli
krytyczny stan finansow niemle-
ckich.
Ostatnia nadzieja rzadu ME
mieckiego jest otrzymanie kredy-
tow zagranicznych ma Pokrycie
styczniowej raty odszkodowanla
wojennego.
Kanclerz Wirth po konferencji
komisja reparacyjna oznajmis:
Il aljanci zgodza' sic udzielic
Niemcom odroczenia wyplaty rat
odszkodowania wojennego, gdy
przekonaja sic o dobrej wolf
Niemcow, ii. po otrzymaniu rat
n miesiac styczen i luty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
Prezydent Harding o Ograni-
czeniu Armij Ladowych.
J.E. X. Arcybiskup Hayes Przeciw
Proiektowi Kontroli Urodze1.
Zmniejszenie Oplaty Ia Przejazd Do Europy.
lime Telegrdmy Krdj0We.

przemowienie prezydenta Hardin
ga bedzie opieraio sic gi0wnie na
tych punktach pokojowej rczolu-
eli zmarlego senatora KolH'a, ma
zasadzic ktorej dosz}o do zawar-
ci;: pokoju miedzy Stanami Zje-
dnoczonemi Niemcami. w cctu
rpsokojenia Francji odnosnie do
agresywnych zamiarow Mem
cow, prezydent Harding ma o.
swiadczyc, re wszelkie W tym
kierrmku pokusy W Europe be-
da rozpatrywane przez Waszyng
ton jako chec naruszenia pokoju
re Stanami Zjednoczonerli.
]. E. x. ARCYBISKUP HAYES
PRZEC1W PROJEKTOWI
KONTROLI URODZEN. :.
New York, Fl listopada. - J.
F. X. Arcybiskup Patrick J.
Hayes, arcybiskup rzymsko ka-
tolickiej archidiecezji New Yor-
XII, wyda} wczoraj oSwiadcze-
ME, w ktorem energicznie prote-
stuje przeciwko szerzeniu idei O
kontroli urodzen, a szczegolnie
przeciwko omawianiu tel sprawy
ma zebraniach publicznych. Z.
X. Arcybisklp Hayes oznajmia,
&c zarowno prawa dane nam Cd
Roga jak i wszelkie prawa ludz-
kie potepiaia tie dazen;a kilku
niepowoianych jednostek, w O.
swiadczeniu tenn m0wi sic dalej.
&c dqzenia do kontroli urodzen
stoja W sprzecznoSci z oplnja bar
dzo wielu znanych cenionych w
Swiecie uczonych, kt6rzy zagad-
nicniu temu poswiecili bardzo
powazne prace.
ZMNIEJSZENIE OPLATY "a
PRZEJAZD DO EUROPY. \
New York, 81 listopada. -
,,Internationa! Mercantile MARI.
nc Co.. ogfosiia, ze poczawszy
cd wczorajszego dnia zmniejsza
C 20 proc. dotychczasowa op}ate
przejazdowa portu nowojorskie
60 do portow europejskich, Roz-
porzadzenie to odnosi sic jednak
tylko do pasazerow trzeciej klasy.
AMERYKANSKA Fedora
CJA PIRACY o OGRANICZE-
NIU ZBROJEN.
Washington, 21 listopada. -
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu Ra
dy Wykonawczej AmerykaIlskiej
Federacji Piracy przyjeto rDchwa-
ie, kt6ra podtrzymuje amerykah-
sk; plan ograniczenia zbrojen W
ca}cj jego rozciag}oSci. w rezo-
lucji tel nadmienia sic jednocze-
Snie, re stanowisko amerykan-'
skich robotnikow w sprawie da-
zenia do ograniczenia zbrojeh be
die W peinej zgodzie amery-
kanskim projektem ograniczenia
zbrojen.
ZAMoRDoWANIE GUBER.
NATORA w ARGENTINE.
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Fl
listopada. - Wczoraj, po obie-
die, ma przedlniesciu San Juan,
zamordowano dra Jonesa, guber-
natora prowincji San Juan, oraz
przyjaciela gubernatora. Morder
stwa dokonaio szesciu uzbrojo-
nych W fuzje rewolwe; ltsdzi.
Morderstwo byfo rezultatem ME
dawnych nieporozumieh miedzy
stronnikami prezydenta argentyn
skiego, Irigoyen'a i konserwaty-
stami. Zamordowany gubernator
byf zaufSnym przyjacieletn pre-
zydenta Irigoyen'a,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
NAUCZYCIELE WNOSZA Pc
TYCJE O PODWYzKE
PENSYJ.

Petycje o podwyzszenie pen,
syj, podpisane przez 6,767 nauczy
cieli publicznych szkoi elemen-,
tarnych, zosta}y doreczone one,
gdaj prezesowi wydzialu eduka,
cyjnego - Edwinowi S. Davis'o-
wi - przez komitet stowarzysze-
MIA chicagoskiej federacji nauczy
cieli. Ma podstawie obecnie ist--
niejacej skali pensji, nauczycielc
"a pierwszy rok sluzby otrzymu-
ia wynagrodzenia w kwocic
1920 rocznie, a zas "a kazdy ma
stepny rok siuzby po 500 wiecej,
az do sunny $4,000 rocznie, ktora
jest pensja maksymalna dla nau-
czycieli szkoi elementarnych.
Obecnie nauczyciele zqdaja "a
pierwszy rok sluzby ST 800 wyna
grodzenia, poczem przez piec ma
stepnych lat podwyzki po $1OO
rocznie; po pieciu zaS latach s}uz
by, "a lkazdy dalszy rok s}uzby
po $3.50 rocznej podwyzki, dopo-
XII pensja ich ME dosiegnie wyso-
kosci $4,000 rocznie, jako pensja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
ZMNIEJSZENIE OPLATY "a
PRZEJAZD DO EUROPY. \

New York, q listopada. =
international Mercantile Mari
nc Co." ogfosiia, ze poczawszy
cd wczorajszego dnia zmniejsza
C 20 proc. dotychczasowa op}ate
przejazdowa portu nowojorskie
60 do portow europejskich. Roz-
porzadzenie to odnosi sic jedna1
tylko do pasazerow trzeciej klasy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
ROKOWANIA ANGLO ME
MIECKIE.

Berlin, q. listop. (Prasa ST.
Hugo SHINES, wielki przemyslo-
wiec rniljoner niemiecki, przy-
byi wczoraj do Londynu. Przy--
bycie Stinnes'a jest odpowiedzia
ma osobiste zaproszenie wysiane
przez Lloyd Georgia., ktory, jak
twierdza W kolach oficjalnych,
pragnie konferowac magnatem
niemieckim w sprawie obecnej
sytuacji ekonomicznej, a szcze-
golnie w sprawie odszkodowati
wojennych, jake Niemcy maja
wypiacic.
SHINES ma zamieszkat prywa-
tnie poza Londynem, azeby mice
spokoj podczas rokowan, tocza--
cych sic Z Lloyd George'm.
Kanclerz Wirth oznajmii W
Reichstagu, IL sprawozdanie z
rokowan anglo niemieckich mo-
re bye zfozone dopiero W przysz-
lynn tygodniu.
Londyn, 81. listopada. - ,,Dai-
ly Mail" donosi, IL kapitalista
przemyslowiec niemiecki Hugo
SHINES, ktory przybyi tu ma kon
ferencje Lloyd George'em, do
konal tranzakcji W zwiazku z ami
lonowym przemyslem farbiar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
KAROL I ZYTA PRZYBYLl
MA MADERE.

Funchal, MADEIRA, 81. listopada
(Prasa Stow - Byiy cesarz Au,
stro-Wegier Karol Habsburg
jego maizonka Zyta przybyli W SC
bote rano ma statku angielskin
Cardiff" ma wyspe Madere, kto-
ra zostaia przeznaczona Karolowi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 7-me
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-21
WALKAO KIJ0W.
Nierncy Szukaja kredyt6W.
TrOCkij ObaWia Sic POWStania'
BUDzET NIEMIEC 95 MILJARD0W.
ROkOwania Anglo Niemieckie.
KAROL | ZYTA PRzYBYLI Ma MADERE.
To o1onrOn1u Znnrnninen0
BUDzET NIEMIEC 95 MILJARD0W.
ROkOwania Anglo Niemieckie.
KAROL | ZYTA PRZYBYLI Ma MADERE.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

antybolszewickie zamierzajq
wSzczac atak .przeciwko sowie-,
tom w koncu listopada rb., lub W
styczniu ma przysziy rok.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Little Miss Ruth Eakin celebrated
her tenth birthday this afternoon by
entertaining about forty Of her
little friends at her home on Wash.
ng.on Street from four to six o.
clock.
The house was prettiIy decorated
for the happy event and the little
folks made the place ring with
laughter and Joy. Many childish
games were enjoyed. Refreshments
Of cream and cake were served and
little Miss Ruth proved a. most
charming hostess and her guests
had a most delightful afternoon and
wished her many, many, happy re-
turns of the day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
GILES McLANE TO MARRY

The Atlanta Journal of Sunday
carried the pleasant announcement
of the engagement of Giles McLane
to Miss Carolyn Morgan, of Byron
vile, Ga, the wedding to take place
IN June.
Giles McLane is the oldest son of
Mr.: and Mrs: Foster MtcEane and
IS young man who is making his
way in the world. He is employed
by Southern Express Company and
has the confidence of the officials.
Miss Morgan will meet with warm
welcome among the friends and rela-
tives of the family when she comes
to Abbeville.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
TORNADO SWEEPS -.
Y
THDOUCH HORRY
One Man and Child Repo<tsd Killed
-Houses Blown Down

One Man and Child Repoxfed Killed
Houses Blown Down
Mullins, May 14.-New reached
Mullins this afternoon of a disas-
trous tornado that swept through
the Wannamaker section of Horny
county about noon today. The report
was brought in by Shep Floyd, who
drives a soft drink truck. Mrs.
Floyd stated. that he travelled the
public road through the storm or
just afterward and that five houses
on Dunk Mears' farm were blown
down, one white man and one child
about five years old were killed and
several others were more or less in
jlred, to what extent Mr.. Floyd was
unable to say, as he was in hurry
to get home ,~ .....
A farmer by: the name Of 0lan
Blanton, who was driving a Ford
touring car, was caught in the path
Of the storm. It is claimed that the
car was picked up and carried dis
tance Of $50 yards and the car was
still running when it alighted.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
A BIG SATURDAY RUSH

Advertising brings the bacon
home. A local grocer advertised in
last Fridays issue a few special
prices for Saturday. He was forced
to get extra help to wait on his rush
of customers. Business dead? Not by
long shot. Wake up brother. Early
to bed, early to rise, hustle like
thunder and advertise. The world
does move, swing on while swinging
is good. That grocer found a rush.
He was so well pleased he will re-
peat the dose. You can't get around
the fact. A little printers ink makes
the housewife think. The proof of
the pudding is in the eating. Try a
slice.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
TEAM WORK AND
COOPERATION IN
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

The Sunday school lesson for yes
terday was full of interest andprac-
ticat! everyday life problems. Co.
operation and team work in the pro-
cess of legitimate business were
forcibly brought out. Competition
of the right sort is necessary to
business and is the best stimulent
the business world has ever known.
This with team work and coopera-
ton makes the wheels of Progress
hum and it was all forcibly illustrat-
ed in yesterdays lesson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
BARAccA's MEET THURSDAY

The officers of the Baracca Class
of the Baptist church, will meet for
conference and supper at the home
of the president, Mr.. C. C. Wallace,
Thursday evening at eight o'clock.
The following are the officers of the
class: W. F. Jones, H. S. Howie,
Paul Link, J. F. Hill, J. N. Armour,
]. C. King and D. T. Smith, Jr
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
THE BRIDGE CLUB:

:. The bridge club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. C. D:
Brown. There were FIVE tables of
players and refreshments Of cream
and cake we're served.
Punch was served by Miss nellie
Roper, of Columbia, and Misses
Louise and Charlotte Brown.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
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The good rain was very much ap-
preciated as it was needed so much
on the crops and gardens. There is a
high season just now. A great many
oil the farmers have had to plant
their cotton over, while a few others
have got a good stand and have be-
gun chopping it out. Hope every one
will get full stand now.
Mrs Joe Ables celebrated her
birthday Sunday, May 9Th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Ables, Misses Marie and
jamie Belle Boyd, and Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Hunter were guests. A
most delightful dinner was served.
We wish her many more pleasant
birthday.
Misses Lois and Lyndall Morrison
and brother, of Columbia, spent a
few day here with Mr.. W. E. Morri-
son and family.
Mr.. Jesse Richey spent Monday
with his daughter, Mrs. James Had
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Newell of the
Cold Springs section, were pleasant
visitors in the home of Mr.. W. F.
Kay Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. R. B. Haddon and Misses
Lila, Lois and Lyndall Morrison
spent. Sunday afternoon at the home
of MI. Pettigrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Wright spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Had
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Us. Simpson, of
Bethlehem, were the recent guests
Of VIZ W. F. Kay and family.
Mr.. W. H. Sharp attended Me-
mortal day in. Abbeville Tuesday and
enjoyed the day very much and the
nice dinner the good ladies had pre-
pared for them.
Mrs. Mason Wright and children
spent Thursday with Mrs. Ernie
Haddon.
Rev. G. M. Telford was calling in
this community Tuesday.
Miss Marie Boyd is spending this
week with Mrs. Tom Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Wright spent
Wedesnday at the home of Mr.
Frank Kay.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison and
little Rosa Lee Bass have been pleas
ant visitors this week with Mr.. W.
e. Morrison and family.
Mr.. Claude Kay and family spent
Wednesday with his home folks.
Central school closed Friday after
another successful session.
Mr.. Roy Kay is spending the week
end in Belton with Mr.. Edwin Nc
Gee.
Glad to note that all the sick in
this community have improved
since our last writing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
ANDERSON-BOWEN.

Antreville, May 15.-Dr. and Mrs
]. a. Anderson announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Gene
We've, to ] N Bowen, which took
place at their home in Antreville
Wednesday, May II, at II o'clock,
the Rev w A Duckworth of the
Methodist church officiating.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
MARTIN-SIMPsoN

Miss Callie Martin of this city
and Mr.. Vernon Simpson, of Due
West were. married Sunday after
noon at 3o'clock the ceremony being
performed by Rev. G. NJ. Telford.
The marriage was quiet affair only
a few friends witnessed the cere-
mony.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
A CARD PARTY

Miss Charlotte. Brown entertain
ed at two tables Of bridge Friday
night in compliment to her. pretty
visitor, Miss Nellie Roper of Colum-
:bia. Bridge was played throughout
the, evening and cream and cake
was served as refreshments.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
so KILLED IN ATTACK ON
CATHOLICS IN MEXICO

Mexico City, May 14.-Fifty per-
sons were killed and score wound
ed last night in Morelia, capital of
the state of Michoacan, says reports
to the Excelsior early this morning,
when police, aided by unsolicited
help from radicals, charged a large
group Of Catholics.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
HARVIN-MILLER

Married yesterday morning at the
parsonage by Rev. Louis J. Bristow,
Mr.. John W. Miller, of this city,
and Miss Mamie Harvin, of Hodges.
The ceremony was witnessed only by
few intimate friends Of the con-
tracing parties.
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FLORENCE IN STORM

Florence, May IA heavy wind
and rain storm with some hail swept
Florence this afternoon. In 80 min
utes 2.86 inches of rain fell, flood
ing the streets. In some sections wa
ter ran into stores, DOING consider
able damage.
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MR. PERRIN SICK

Mr.. Lewis Perrin has been sick for
the past week and has been confined
to his bed at home. He is improving
and hopes to be out in a few days.
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STUDY CLASS TO MEET

The Study Bible Class Of Circle
Four Of the Baptist Woman's So
ciety will meet Wednesday after
noon at four o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. F. M. Welsh, on Greenville
street.
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ENJOYABLE DANCE

Minis Cason gave the young peo-
pie a dance at his home on North
Main street Saturday evening. About
ten couple were present and a most
enjoyable time was spent.
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CHANGE AT S A. L. CAFE

w L Douglas, who has been night
manager at the S A. L. cafe has
been called back on the road and F
L Casey of Williamson has taken
his place at the cafe.
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Y. W. A. MEETS THURSDAY

The Y. W. A. of the Baptist
church will meet Thursday after
noon OF this week at the home Of
Mrs. Theo White at six o'clock.
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A LUNCHEON AND
AN ANNOUNCEMENT

Miss Harriet Coan and Miss AL
berta Montgomery were invited to
Due West Saturday to a luncheon
given by Mrs Robert Brownlee in
honor of Miss Coan. The guests who
twenty were received on
the porch which was hospitable in
it's wicker furniture and its decora-
tions Of many bowls and vases Of
nasturtiums. After short while
spent in conversation the guests were
invited into the parlors which were
beautifully decorated in sweet peas.
They were seated at tables, each
lovely with a vase of sweet peas and
a dainty place card of apple bios
SONS. A fruit cocktail was served af-
ter which the guests were given a
menu and there was much gaiety in
what the dishes would prove
to be. The menu was: :.
Miss Entire Douxeu Ford,
Switzerland Puff,
~ Porter's Delight,
Frozen Gold.
Poor Mans Delight.
When served this menu proved to
be: Pressed chicken with mint jelly,
cheese souffle, asparagus tips, frozen
apricot, beaten biscuit.
Rook cards were on each-table and
after each course the guests cut the
cards, the two highest progressing to
the next table.
The third course was given as
'Love Apples Crammed Kindling,
Isle Of the sea-" which proved to be
stuffed tomatoes, potato chips and
Russian sandwiches; giving the three
colored filings of green, yellow and
red.
The fourth course which was listed
as Food for the Gods en- creme"
proved delightful in every way for
the course was angels food cake,
with cream, garnished with cherries
and almonds and on each plate stood
a satin clad, bridal veiled doll, un-
der whose arm was a scroll bearing
the happy announcement, Maxwell
Smith-Alberta Montgomery, June
22nd." A small bag of rice on each
plate foretold the many good wishes
for the young couple.
The fifth course was coffee and
F-o1lage rolls.
One of the features of this lovely
luncheon was the mattresses. The
young guests were served by Mrs.
Fannie Brownlee and Mrs Frank
Pressly, who were dressed in black
satin frocks with little French aprons,
caps, cuffs, and collars of white or
CANDY.
Mrs. Brownlee proved herself a
graceful hostess and her luncheon
one of the most enjoyable affairs
held in Due West in many days.
The announcement of the coming
marriage of Miss Montgomery and
Mr.. Smith is good news to the many
friends Of the young couple over the
county. Miss Montgomery has taught
in Abbeville for the past year and
has endeared herself to our people
who extend to her many good wishes
for her future happiness.
Mr.. Smith is a coming young busi-
ness man of the city and is receiving
The hearty congratulations of a host
IF friends.
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A DANCE

Miss Willie .McLane gave the
young people of the city dance at
her home Friday night, which was
a most enjoyable affair.
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The people of Great Britain spend
weekly $2,5oo,ooo on fried fish and
potato chips.