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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-29
FoREMEN & sUPER1NTENDENTs

Do you want to capitalize your
spare time and learn one OF the
highest paid professions in the
world without cost 90 you? We
furnish the opportunity in our
new class in Salesmanship and In
surance, Just starting Compensa-
ton while learning will in many
cases exceed your salary check.
Enroll with A. r. KIMMICH, 9l3
Merchants Bank Bldg.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Board o1
State OF Indiana viii at the Commissioner !
room in the Court House, in the City OF
Indianapolis, Ind, on the 29th day %
April 1921, until the hour Of 10 o'clock on
said day, received sealed proposals for the
construction and completion OF improves
ments as follows:
The A. L. Wisely ct al. road In Wayne
Township estimated COST $6S, 21b.2I
The A. r. Jones, ct al, road In Wayna
Township. estimated cost, $92.s16.
The Charles Kuehn, ct al, road in Wayns
Township estimated cost, S105,562.
Bids viii be for the completion Of the
roads in accordance with proiles. plans
ana specifications now on file In the ONCE
OF the auditor of said county and shall
work TO be done by the contractor or con-
tractors to whom Is awarded the contract.
Each bid shall be accompanied by per-
soEal or surety bond in amount equal to
double the amount of the bid, said bond
to be approved by the Board of Commits
sioners of said county. Said bond shall be
of the work; said personal sureties shall
be resident freehOlders of the State of In
diana, one of whom shall be a resident Of
Said bonds shall be for the beneft Of
any person. or persons, or corporation who
shall suffer any loss or damage by reason
Of any such bidder failing or neglecting
to enter into a contract to perform SUCH
work awarded by the said Board of ComS
missioners. or to carry out the same ik
any particular or to pay for any labor a
material which may have been furnishe
TO any sucn contractor or contractors
to his agents or employees duly authortsaS
TO act for said contractor, in their beha
in the construction of said work.
Said improvements will be let a VIII ~
on the above described improvements ~
the lowest responsible bidder or bidde ~
An AFFIDAVIT of noncOllusion will be
CURED, and, failing to DO SO, such d III
posal or bid will be rejected by the boa IN
The board reserves the right to reid
any and all bids.
Time for the completion OF said wo
will be agreed upon at the letting OF So
contract by said Board of Commission
and successful bidder or bidders. ~
LEO X. FESLER,
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DON'T BE A STRAP
HANGER!
Buy a Used Car!

In today's Times you'll find
reliable dealers offering used
cars for sale at attractive
prices.
If you want to get an auto
mobile, you'll find the best
used car bargains advertised in
the want ad columns OF the
Times.
Read them now and note the
variety of makes offered at
moderate prices.
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NOTICE-PUBLIC AUCTION.

NOTICE-PUBLIC AUCTION
THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHI
CAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY TO, viii
sell at public auction Monday May 16.
1921 10 a.. m. at Sherman dr1~s and
c., c., c. & st. L. Railway traoAs (Hll
yards). indianapolis, Indiana unless prev
iously claimed by proper owner, three car
loads lumber, approximately 40. 900 feet
4-inch short leaf pine 0 incher and s
inches running In lengths from 10 feet to
20 feet, consigned to Republic Creosoting
Co., Indianapolis, Indiana Each car to
be sold separately; terms OF sale cash or
certified check.
J. X. VANCE
Freight Claim Agent c.. c., c. a st. I.
Railway Co. Indianapolis. Yndiana
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A GOOD steady -niddle-aged man for
newspaper district; must have a fair
I education. Those looking for ~ pay and
easy work need not apply. Call between
II a m. and 1 p. m. Wednesday. Circu-
lation dept. Daily Times.
DENTIST wanted 20 take complete
charge. Best located dental ONCE in In
diana; excellent opportunity for right
party. Address HARRY f. DEAKIN. 80S
Hammond Bldg, Hammond, Indiana.
WANTED-Fifty men with Ford car 10
sell the Barrett self-starter and primer
for Ford cars. VIII start any Ford In
cold weather. Good commission. ia n.
Illinois street. Circle 1898.
TWO high school boys. one living on the
Broad Ripple line; also one living on
( the Fairview line, bundle boys. Apply
circulation dept. Daily Times,
MEN to learn barber trade TRI-CITY
BARBEP COLLEGE. sos e Washing
St. Indianapolis Ind Circle 757.
FOR sALE-Concord grape vines; guar
anteed two years old; soc each. Bel
mont 1867.
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he ]. O. Carr, ct al. road In War,
Tnshlp, estimated cost of which Is $d
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WANTED 1T once, igh-grade salesman to
represent Dan Patch" the new tube re-
pair kit in State OF Indiana Good COM
missions Write at once giving references.
THE DAN PATCH COMPANY. La Sale.
Illinois.
EXPERIENCED stock statesmen for first
class dividend paying securities of old
established Indiana corporation. Call at
room $40 Board OF Trade any Tuesday or
Wednesday.
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win be for the completion Of

The Arthur A. Marcy, ct al, road
Warren Township, estimated cost OF Will
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Chandler

1918 Chandler Despatch" in
good condition and e. fine appear
ing car. A bargain at $1,000.
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HupnnObile

Hupmobue, passenger tour
ing. In good condition and re-
Gently repaiuted. Priced for inn
mediate sale at $3.50.
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1919 Dodge touring car with
winter top. In good condition me-
chanically and bias good paint.
Priced at $500.
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NIar1nOn

Marmon "81." four passenger
touring, just repainted. Equipped
with nvo new tires and In very
good condition. Priced FOR quick
sale at $500.
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HAYNES

1871 Haynes 20" i've passenger
touring, in good running condition
An exceptional bargain ut $500.
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Mitchell

1890 Mitchell. hve-p passenger
touring. Just repainted Fleetwood
blue with white wire wheels. An
exceptional buy at SLIGO.
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PER STOCK AND POULTRY.

SINGING canaries and talking parrots; St
Andreasburg rollers. Sf2.50; Harz Noun
tain singers, SO; young birds not in
full song. $3.50; Mexican double yellow
head parrots, $40; European goldfnches,
will mate with canaries, $3.50; twenty
other varieties; ship anywhere. Send for
free catalogue. SAM MEYER. S52S
Fournoy St, Chicago, Ill.
HOMES wanted for healthy homeless doEA
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY,
City dog pound. s24 z. n. 7. II to is daily
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Packard &c" seven passenger
touring, in good running condition
and with good paint. a real bar
gain at $500.
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Overland

Overland "6." touring with good
paint and in good mechanical con-
dition. Ready for immediate ssry-
ice and priced at $500.
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NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSEIl
We do not notify your employed
neither do we make inquiries OF YOU
friends, relatives or trades people.
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1919 Buick roadster. in good
condition and just rersinted. Spe-
cially priced at $500.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
LOOK US OVER

LOOK Us OVER
A beautiful modern home on
North Meridian street, s rooms.
Large lot. Price $12,500. Good
bargain.
n. Jefferson, double house,
renting for $72 per month. Price
$3.50. Bargain.
Hoyt ave-, 6 rooms, single cot
tage. Price $4,000. Terms.
N. Jefferson, 8-room modern
home. Large lot. East 'front.'
Price $4,000.
S. Oriental St, 5 rooms, water,
gas and electric lights; east
front, improved street; 800.
Bargain if sold at once.
Tacoma ave-, north, corner lot,
47x125; 8-room modern house !;
street improvements made. Price
$4,000.
GILL REALTY co.
Sole Agents.
257 W. Washington st. Main 1875
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Cadillac

type "57'' seven passenger touring
car. In very good condition
throughout. specially priced for
this week at $500.
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CARD OE THANKS.

CARD OF THANK+We wish to thank
5ur MANY friends and relatives for their
Beautiful floral designs. kindness and
sympathy shown US during our bereaye-
Hmeut at the loss Of our husband and
& father Willis Clayton Smith and espe-
cfally thank the employees OF the indian
apolfs Union Railway for their many acts
Of Kindness: also the Masonic lodges and
the Rev. Forward for his beautiful con-
soIing words MRS. SMITH AND
GARRETT
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MOVE
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
aIIcTi0MA

VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage, MISS
DE WE'RE. 49, w. Market. Room II.
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We have a few exceptional bar
gains in overhauled and renewed
Marmons. During this sale we will
make exceptional price reductions
Partial payment terms TO re-
sponsible parties. Your old car
will be considered as part pay
ment at its actual cash value.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG married man wishes position as
driver for heavy truck or touring car.
Address A No. 1894, Times
WANTED-Cellars to dig, sodding, grad
ing and transfer work Webgter 39A9
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PERSONALS.

FERSCNA69s
Nee~~N<NsNSS~~ASN>Np~~sN%SNSs
LEW SHANK
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR,
Respectfully asks the support of Indianap-
oils citizens
ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential
detective work performed; reasonab bic
rates. O'NEIL SECRET SERVICE, 25h
W. Washington Circle 6656. Night,
FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement; private; prices rea-
sonable; may work for board; babies
adopted. Write for booklet MRS. T. B.
LONG, 4911 e. 27th St. Kansas City. Mo.
SHAMPOO free scalp treatment. all kinds,
beauty work at homes, appointment.
Main 7110.
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WONDER MIXERS

MIXERS. HOSTS PUMPS. ENGINES.
ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK
BURL FINCH, DIST. 1920 W. MARY
LAND STREET.
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FINANCIAL.

It is only necessary that you are keep
ing house and permanently located.
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Cadillac

type "53" seven passenger touring
car. In good condition. both me-
Chemically and In appearance.
Specially priced for this week at
$3.50.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE or
REAL, ESTATE

LEO K. FESLER,
Auditor. Marion County. Indiana.
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Ing and transfer work. Webster 3942
FEMALE HELP-WANTED
SN~SN~-N-~~~~~~~~~~>I~>~~~ ~~~~~~-S--~~-~~~~~~~~~
CHILDRENs AID ASSOCIATION EN-
PLOYMENT BUREAU.
$40 Indiana polls Securities Co.'S Bldg.
Phones: Circle 1884. Auto. 22-034.
No charge. Call between and II a. m.
Wanted-Factory, store and oflce work
for boys Il to l6: white or colored.
Wanted-Factory. store and Office work
for girls. IA to 16; white or 'colored.
Wanted-Washings to be done at home.
Wanted-Position on farm for boy
Wanted-RestRuran work for women.
Wanted-Day work for women.
YOUNG women. between the ages OF IT
and 26, desiring permanent employment.
with assurance Of advancement, are re-
Quested to investigate the opportunities
available to our operating employees.
Room 352, INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE
CO.. corner New York and Meridian SITS.
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S~NN~~~>sN~~~~~SNS~SN~Ses
ICE MACHINE, one-ton Triumph. pfice
$1,400.
21s ton Triumph, $3.50.
5-ton Triumph, S2,950
These machines installed complete with
fve-year guarantee suitable for any place
where ice is used. Machines IN stock for
Immediate delivery.
UNITED ICE MACHINE co.
31s s. East St Drexel os1S
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MOB STILL SEEKING
,sLAYERS foF BRAZELL
Fox and Gappips in Savannah dali.
Where Protection is Promised.
Now in Charleston. =.

Savannah, Ga, Aug. 13.-Acting
upon newspaper information that 15
automobiles loaded with. men left
Augusta at II o'clock tonight, pre-
sumably bound for Savannah to take
from the Chatham county jail C. o.
.slayers of William Brazell of Colum-
bia, city and county authorities Inn.
Fox ard Jesse Gappins, alleged
mediately set about to determine
upon the, reception that is to be
given the alleged mob.
It is estimated. that it will take
four hours for the machines leaving
Augusta to cover the distance. Just
what manner Of protection is to be
given the prisoners is known only
to the officers. -. ..11..-.
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WHITE HOUSE SILENT
Pre.id.n. H.. No. Yet consr..a,,
pr lated Father

Marion, Ohio, Aug. 13.-Congrat-
ulations from President Harding to
his father, Dr.. George T. Harding,
on his marriage yesterday to Miss
Alice Seerns, his Office assistant, at
Monroe, Mich, had not been re-
ceived tonight. Fluctuations were
received late this afternoon from
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge.
DR.. Harding does not expect a
telegraphic message from the pred-
dent. 80 ....... Z. ..s
"1'll get a letter in a couple Of
days." he declared. ~ ~
The message from Vice President
Coolidge read:
"Heartiest congratulations from
my wife and from me-"
Dr.. and Mrs. Harding received
many calls at his home this after
noon and evening. They intend to
make their home in the residence DR..
Harding has occupied for number
Of years.
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guments Of the law. by our states
representatives, assisted by Allan P.
Cox, assistant prosecuting attorney
Of Detroit, Judge Hunt dismissed
the writ and Johns attorneys gave
notice Of appeal. Then last Saturday
I was notified that John was ready
for me, provided 1 had the right
credentials. L left at once and re-
turned yesterday. ID:
81 have been sheriff a good many
years, 35 I believe, but John has
given me a longer racee than any
man ever tried to catch for crime.
I have travelled thousands Of miles,
sent numberless kilograms, letters
and circulars. But it is now ended
and am glad. Like all men charged
with crime, Johns day Of trial will
surely come" e.: .
And John J. Hunter, Lancaster's
splendid sheriff, turned and walked
down the street just as if nothing
out of the ordinary had happened.
He is not as young as he once was
but every law abiding citizen Of the
county hopes that; he will keep his
health and strength many more
years, for Sheriff Hunter is the worst
enemy criminals have ever had in
Lancaster county. ...'..
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RIDGE NEWS

~ -, -:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Turner spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. R.
E. Hall, of Elberton, Ga.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Boles, Of Iva,
spent a. few days with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. ,Boles.
My. Cape Morrow is spending a
fewfd with his parents, Mr.. and
MRS. r. L. Morrow. .-.
Miss Leila Mae Turner spent
Wednesday with Miss Irene Bonds.
Mrs. Ida Bonds was the guest Of
Mrs. John Waters Thursday. d.
Mr.. Henry Morrow spent Wednes-
day night with. Mr.. Willie Turner.
LlMr. ]. B. Boles spent Wednesday
night with Mr.. C. b. Morrow.
Mr.. Will Shaw spent few days
with Mr.. C., L. Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. D. Morrow spent
Thursday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Morrow. ..
Henry Morrow and J. D. Hill
spent Tuesday afternoon with Willie
Turner. 49,.
+ $ Mr.. and Mrs. John Waters are II
Anderson visiting their daughter
Miss Eula, Mae Waters.
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PARENr-rEAcHERs MEET

The Parent-Teacher Association
will meet tomorrow at II o'clock at
the Graded School auditorium. Busi-
ness to come up will be the election
OF: officers and arranging for the re-
ception for teachers. A full attend
ance lis requested. #s4j d
Present officers Of thetassociation
are Mrs. R. c. Philson, president; J..
M. Daniel, vice president; Miss Re
becca Jones, secretary and Mrs.
Ada Perrin, treasurer.
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ROSTER FOR FALL TERM
SUPREME COURT GIVEN

Columbia, Aug. 13.-The roster Of
! he fall term of the supreme court
sbeginning October II, next, was an.
aounced yesterday afternoon by
Harry MeCaw, clerk of the court,
The court will be in session through
ESyember. The dates for the calling
u the fourteen circuits, in consecu-
fiye order will be as follows: Octo.
,s,er II, 1s, 1s, 20, "a, 81, November
Z4 s, 10, ID, Is, II, and %. On
esnelusion of the fourteenth Circuit
special docket cases will be heard.
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TRAMP PREACHER: =.
=. SHOOTS PRIEST
CATHOLIC PARSON PERFORMS
MARRIAGE CEREMONY OBJ
JEcTuoNABLE 70 GIRLS
FATHER AND is KILLED.
now IN JAIL.

sRirmingham.r Ala.,- Aug-s1S:-;
From his cell in Jefferson county
jail, Edwin R. Stephenson, barber
and itinerant preacher, who late yes
terday shot ad killed Very Rev. J
E. Coyle, dean of North Alabams
tor the Catholic Church and paste!
fyst.. .Paul's church, will be able: t.
hear, the funeral grafton spoken fo'
hisfvictim. The jail adjoins tht
ehurch property and Stephenson
tell:}is within earshot of the audi
tottium Of st. Pauls.
:: Stephenson had little to say re-
garding the shooting.
II demonstrated with him for mar
ryng my daughter, Ruth to a man
against whom we had lodged objec
tioIls," said the prisoner.
II called him a dirty dog, % said
Stephenson. y
'"He struck me- continued the
prisoner, "and then I shot him.,
Father Coyle was shot on the porch
of st. Paul's rectory at $50 O'Clock
lsat night and died an hour later in
hospital without regaining conscious
ness. Members of the priests house
hold saw the man approach the rec
tory, but did not hear the converse
ton. ' ~: .. ....
Father Coyle had been rector Of
st. Paul's since 1904. In 1913 he
was appointed. irremovable pastor
and in 1915 was made dean Of North
Alabama diocese. He was editor of
the Catholic Monthly,
"For a long time," Mrs. Stephen
son, wife Of tne prisoner said, "our
daughter, Ruth, has evinced strong
regard for the Catholic church:
When she was married to a man of
that faith, ut brought matters to a
head" - -. . +
Ruth Stephenson was married to
Pedro Gussman, who was born in
Porto Rico, but who has been res
ident OF Birmingham, for twelve
years. They had been sweethearts
for two years.
The marriage license was issued
irregular form at Bessemer, accord.
ing 10 the authorities.
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Columbia, Aug. 13.-The search
for C. o. Fox and Jesse Gappins, con-
fessed slayers of William
Brazell, is still being kept up
by various automobile parties work
ing out of Columbia and the, indi-
cations are that Sheriff Roof will
probably experience considerable
difficulty in bringing the two pris-
oners to South Carolina alive should
the men not fall into the hands of
lynchers before that time. The Lex
ington sheriff yesterday declined to
announce when he intended to make
the trip to Savannah for the men
who, following the action Of the
Lexington county coroner's jury, are
now wanted in South Carolina. Sher-
iff Roof, however, indicated that he
probably would make no move to 60
for the two men until next week.
The two Seaboard trains coming
into Columbia from Savannah at 9
o'clock and 10 o'clock last night are
said to have been boarded at Cayce
by men from Columbia and thor
ough search made of the cars fol
the two men, who, it was thought
might be brought to Columbia yes
terday. .&
The state penitentiary is also said
to have been visited by friends OF
young Brazell yesterday in an effort
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AN>>.>:~.><>\>>x>
PENNEY's CREEK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Miss Matte Rogers returned home
Saturday from Bowling Green, Ky.
Ar. and Mrs. Charlie Burton and
shldren and Mrs. Willis Ellenburg
and children, of Tignall, Ga, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Ellen
burg. 49,, .. .-..... ....-.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Seal returned
: home Wednesday after spending q
week with the latter's parents, Mr.
md Mrs. N, I. Williams. as. 49,.
Mrs. o. b. Rogers and children
aufs Wednesday for oakway to visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Myers.
Hrs. J. F. Rogers is visiting Mrs
Il L. Williams and Mrs. J. B. Sea-
wright. Y ~ ~. -.
Nr. George Ferguson, of Antre'
viI,e, accompanied his grandmother
down for a visit to her daughter, Mrs
n. Il williams: =, go
! Mg.aand Mrs. Luther Bowman, O
EoDH.sndesville spent Wednesday with
Hn and Mrs. R. R. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. F. Rogers spent
Tnesday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Rsver. !;
Ms. J.F. Ellenburg and children,
Anna Belle and Chester, spent Sun.
7 sdaywith Mrs. Matte Taylor. !.
Ms ozey Ellenburg and children
..ni Mrs.. J. F. Ellen6erg and children
spent Saturday with their parents,
Ar. and Mrs. M. L. Williams.
Rev Solomon and Mr.. Adger
Hodge, were calling in this section
Tkuisday morning. Il
M. 0zey Enenburg recently spent
several days in Calhoun Falls.
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CLEMSON SCHEDULE
Two of Eleven to Be Played A
,... Home. -.

Clemson, Aug. 15.-Coach stewar'
of Clemson announces the following
schedule for the Tigers this fall:
October /, Centre College, at Dan
vile, Kentucky.
October Z, Presbyterian College
on campus.
October IA, Auburn, at Auburn
Alabama.
October 21, Furman at Greenville.
October 27, Carolina at Columbia
November S, Georgia Tech, at At
lanta.
November 9 or 10, Citadel; a
Orangeburg.
November IL, Carnegie Tecl
(pending) at Pittsburgh.
November 1S, Erskine, campus.
November a., University of Geor
gia, at Athens, Ga.
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PROMINENT, ATLANTA
SURGEON A SUICIDE

s. s Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 13.--Dr. Floyd
W McRae, aged SO, one of the best
NsOvn Surgeons in the southeastern
ststes, was found dead in.h:s home
sre this morning With pistol shot
thoggh the mouth and a revolver ly-
i { ct his side. Friling health is be-
Eespd by :rerbe.s - the family to
lave caused him to end his life.
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HANTED-The housekeepers to
.Sk1ow that the curb market is the
rlaee to buy the freshest vegeta-
Aea, the best eggs and the fattest
& chickens at the cheapest price. Op-
snsin store room next door to Eu.
EIeka hotel at 8 o'clock every Tues
& dAy morning. Demonstration Club
Council. 8, ,'12-3tcol,
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AN ARDUOUS JOB

Mrs. J. M. Wilson, of Ridgeway,
is in the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Fulp who is in the County
Hospital. She is also chaperoning
the Major until Mrs. Fulp is in hen
accustomed. good health. Mrs. A. c.
Jones, the mother of Major Fulp
viii arrive from Fort Mill today. .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-15
On Trial After 20 Years.

Eagle Pass, Texas, Aug. 49,
Twenty-nine years after the alleged
commission of the crime, Eastevan
Tovar went to trial in district court
today on a charge of wife murder.