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5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
2 ACRES--NEAR FALLS
CHTIRCH-SS Q7S

Beautiful chestnut woodwork and trim in
side; hot-water heat; rec. hall; >parlor, win
closet plate rail; kitchen, porcelain sink: hot
and cold water; inclosed rear porch, 6x10 #. :;
stairs to noored attic (space for another
room); bedroom, 12x13 #, 3 windows, closet;
bedroom, 12I12 it,. closet, bath, 3-pc. med
icine closet; large cellar; pressure tank, gaso-
line pump; Richmond water heater; double
floors and siding; cutters and downspouts:
large front porch, with canvas drop sun
shades; garage; chicken house, 12x36 IT.; feed
brooder, roost and nest rooms; another, 6x10
IT.: is fruit trees blackberries, raspberries.
grapes, e1ergreens and shrubbery: house well
built few years ago; 1st-ciass ass condition;
Walk up the hill. By auto, through w. Falls
Church 1 mile. turn 'left, up hill, sign reads
ITO Idyiwood": go Y mi. turn left again.
200 yds. Owner-occupan Mt. Mr.; G. A. Ashton;
cash, balance $50 per mo-. includes everything.
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S P E c IA l. S.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN
HOME AND l ACRE.

Well built stucco home. contains large
rooms a bedrooms): hoored attic. with serv-
ants room; fine concrete cellar, . entrauces
under entire house. with builtin concrete re-
frigerator room. 1st foor-Double floors. par
l0r, open fireplace, opens to 9x3O covered
porch; dining room. plate rail, two built-in
china closets: large pantry; kitchen, dish
closet, electric range and porcelain sink;
closed back porch, pump and servants toilet.
I'd floor bedrooms. has open fireplace: full
bathroom, with medicine closet; also linen
closet in hall. Outbuildings-2 chicken houses,
garage 10x20, with concrete fooI. 2T fruit
trees. abundance OF grapes, Nraspberres. cnr-
rants, etc; many shade trees, flowers, shrub
berry. etc; splendid electric fixtures; heated
by furnace; electric motor for pumping; prop
erty located half mile west of Mount 0livet
Church, near Clarendon, Va. Price, $3.50;
terms. $500 cash, bal. $50 per month
tKnown as Col. Hunts place. Especially
we'll built house, with attractive grounds
Will be sold next Is days. distance from
my Office to property 6.3 miles, no more.)
About minutes walk from 18th apd Pa. ave.
and Seth and NJ SITS car lines. Possession, 30
days. Sale sign on property.
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BUNGALOW, 5ROOMS AND
RATH-ONLY $3.50.

In Carter's subdivision, Arlington. Va: lot
67xl82; almost new: 8 rooms and bath; pipe
less furnace; electricity; garage: concrete
cellar: living room. 1hx21 tFrench doorsl /;
dining room: kitchen Sink and cabinet: attic
with stairway; elec. motor. pressure tank; =
bedrooms closet in each: linen closet; bath, 3
pieSes; septic tank; shades all windows:
double maple floors. Price. $3.50. Terms.
$50 cash, balance 800 per month. includes
lconcrete road), west Of Arlington P. o., on
Wash-Va. car line; bus line within blocks;
good schedule from 18th st. and Pa. ave. NV
Inspect this on Sunday. Sign on property.
Owner occupant, Mr.. N. A. Mace.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

s3. 24O-CHEvY CHASE LOT. BEAUTIF ULLY
situated. near Rittenhouse street. For quick
sale will sacrifice this lot for $1.14O. Ad-
dress OWNER. s11 18th st. NV. 3'
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER COTTAGE, FRONTING
on the Potomac river at Piney Point. Nd: lot
$50 IT, front by 600 IT. deep: house contains
large living room 3 large bedrooms, dining
room, kitchen, pantry, attic and closets: front
and side porches 10 feet wide: house and
porches completely screened; artesian we'll 300
feet deep with elevated tank supplying pres
sure for the fixtures in the house; tennis
court; truck garden; four bathhouses: 2 wood
sheds; summer house: motor boat wharf; ce-
ment walks: sleeping accommodation for 8
people; completely furnished. Clear Of incum-
brance.
Owner will sell or exchange for well-located
lot or equity in good residence. Address Box
23T-A Star office.
1855 9Th NV 8-FAMILY APARTMENT
houses: two-story brick garage in rear; best
downtown investment property in city: will
consider small property as part payment. Ap-
plv I. CHASER. owner. 800 Eve NV.
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6ROOMS. ONLY $500.

Splendid 2-story home, contains 6 large
rooms. attic, cellar, front and rear porches:
tin roof, CUTTERS and downspouts; no modern
improvements; lot 6ox120; located in May
wood (Cherrydale), Va, No. 81 Columbia st.
Price. So, 5O0 terms, $500 cash; balance, s46
per month. Sign on property. Inspect Sun
day. Owner-occupant, Mrs. Dalton. Posses
sion, 80 days. Near school, cars, churches,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-Continued.

SMALL GROOM HOUSES IN A ROW
are selling for more than this beauti-
ful detached residence of rooms and
bath; spacious porches about O.O00
So II. in lot; high elevation; zone
carfAre; in the ne. section of the
District; possession; clear. This is
bargain of a lifetime and the terms
are attractive.
TWO HOUSES In TUXEDO. MD.
possession: exceptional terms. One.
Berwyn Heights, Md; 1k-acre lot:
possession, sacrifice. One. Maryland
Park; Il acre lot: rented by the
month for $50; give away" Sew
eral others in different sections Of the
District akd nearby Virginia at low
prices; easy terms; trade considered
OF some.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1887. 1923 r ST.
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ROSEMONT.

Owner has accepted employment out OF state
and asks us 10 dispose at once Of his 6-room
brick home in one Of the very best locations
in this beautiful suburb. All modern improve
ments, large lot and new garage. Less than
two minutes walk to electric station ana MI
Vernon boulevard to Washington is within one
hundred feet. Terms.
F. c. Goodnow Company,
729 18th st. NV. MAIN SUI
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY


SIX ACRES, TWO MILES FROM SILVER
Spring, Nd; good road; beautiful building site
Apply owner, FRANK THOMAS, 1850 georgia
ave. Columbia 2306
Z LARGE ROOMS; LIVING ROOM. 15x2s.
with open nre; glass doors to dining room and
kitchen; large glass sleeping porch. tiled bath,
finished attic 27x27; modern in every detail;
large front, side. back porches; large iron ga
rage; lot 60x15O; pretty shade and shrubbery;
on boulevard; blocks G st. cars; best section
Hyattsviile; 81, 500; 81 600 cash. $40 monthly.
GEO. c. WALKER. Kresge bldg, 1lt3 and G.
BRADLEY HILLS BARGAIN
30 acres, overlooking new Congressional
Club property; positively one OF the most
beautiful elevations for an exclusive home
Owner. North $3.50, Branch q.
LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS
at Cottage City. Md.
New hve-room bungalows with bath and all
fixtures; electric lights, gas range, cellar and
furnace heat; large lot; concrete walks, con
crete road five minutes walk TO cars and
stores. Price, $3.50; $500 cash, 500 monthly,
including interest.
Four-room bungalow with the same improve
ments, including garage. Price, $3.50: $500
cash and $45 monthly. or $3.50 cash and s."
CHARLES NJ LIGHTBoWN.
Owner and Builder,
Cottage City.
Phone Hyatts. 133-W. P. o., Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Take q ST. cars marked Riverdale. Berwyn
or Laurel and get of at Ho1fman's store. Hill
ST., Brentwood. Any one will direct you to my
office.
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ROSFMONT,

rooms, center-entrance hall; typical putch-
colonial architecture; frame with shingie s1-
terror CONSTRUCTION; lot 14ix125. Garage uhoer
porch Two baths and extra toilet end In,-
atory; maids room in basement. Large nsnns
room across entire house with two two ffeasn ,nIns
E,,,rs, hay;ne moved. has decided to. sell this
I splendid prop property. located in al fine neigh
borhood as can be found in or near Msshins, 81 n
This nroperty. Price and terms will be dis
closed to interested parties.
F. c. Goodnow Company,
700 1.th 81 NV. Main 3O7
SUBURBAN household moving
and baggage delivery service.
Phone Main 900, Merchants
Transfer & Storage Co.
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A BEAUTIFUL S-ROOM
hOuSe af o0th and Kearoev sts

A BEAUTIFUL 8-ROOM
house at Goth and Kearney sts.
ne, just completed. Large lot,
centrally located. Price and
terms right. Admirably adapted
for physician, chiropractor or
professional man who desires
fine home and office. Large cor
ner lot; garage; garden spot;
beautiful view; on the finest
square in northeast Washington.
Restricted territory. Open Sun
day. Buy from owner and save
commission. Look at this bar
gain before you purchase your
new home. Last one ready for
Immediate occupancy. B. F.
EDWARDS, 1901 Adams st. ne.
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/ HAVE THREE NEW HOUSES. JUST COM
pleted, at 10th and Kearney SITS. n.e., for sale
cheap Buy from owner and save commission.
Spiendid seven-room homes Open Saturday
and Sunday. B. F. EDWARDS.
FOR SALE LOTS AND GROOM FRAME
house, Garrison road, Clarendon; 81. 500; cash,
$780, and balance terms. ASHTON Q. JONES,
Arlington County G. H.. Clarendon. Va.
RIvERDALE HOMES.
Four. rooms. porches, garage and chicken
house; ;~large lot; best location; gas and elec-
tric lights; 1900.
Six rooms and bath; modern; fruit; out
buildings, etc. $1,000.
:. 81. RIMMER, Riverdale. Md.
Phone HyattsvilIe 1856.
IN NEARBY vIRGINA-BHAUTIFUL NEW
stucco bungalow, between Alexandria and
Washington, on electric line; especially well
built most modern, attractive style of archi-
lecture, containing rooms and bath. $500;
81 500 cash, balance reasonable. Deal with a
resident agent and secure best results. Many
other desirable properties. A. a. AGNEW,
624 King ST., Alexandria, Va. Phone Alexan-
COME OUT AND L0oK THIs OYER sun,
DAY. TAKOMA PARKS MOST COY AND
MOST REASONABLY PRICED ,,SI NEW SH sIX-
MUST sE soLD AT ONCE ONCE. oEa IMMER5ATE Cd ncp
FfREPLACE, GAS AND ELECTRICITY. UP
TO.DATE. LOT 5ex23O, WITH TREES. REAL
BARGAIN AT 81, 100. EASY TERMS. OWNER
On PROPERTY SUNDAY BETWEEN 10 AM.
8 8 Pm. OR PHONE W. 247O-W ANY TINE.
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

Attractive dwelling of 8 rooms
and tiled bath; hot-water heat !;
all Improvements; sleepin G
porch and wide front porch !;
near school. library and cars.
Price, $1,000. Terms cam be
arranged.
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s0Mb BETTER B1RG1INs.

| E0MM BETTER BARGAINs.
| Groom house; ami; near station; s, 600;
4 easy terms New 4room bungalow; modern;
P$3, 600. Attractive 6-room bungalow; entirely
| modern; $4,000. 5-acre truck farm, broom
house. outbuildings. spring; only $1,000. See
! any time Phone Hyattsviile 2S4.
| J. N. EARNEST, Mt. Rainier. Nd, 2
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More IandIess Money.

Broom modern bungalow on acre tract, one
block from Columbia pike new concrete nigh
wayl at Alcova Heights, Va, 10 minutes from
Treasury: splendid for vegetables and pouitr!.
Also half acre home sites, SIS per month. CITY
Office sol Jenifer bldg. 400 7th st.. or take
car or bus S 18th st. and Pa. ave-. for Alcoxa
Heights; Office Oh property j. CLofD BfAhs'
Ri
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3 NEW BUNGALOWS
UST BEING COMPLETED.

! - - Dl-l4N " @N/A'AA - 49,
Near 5th and Butternut SITS.
These houses have g rooms
and bath and s rooms and 2
baths hot-water heat, electric
light and gas; large lots. These
houses have been built by day
labor and are tirst-class in every
way. Prices, SIo, 500 and S11,5oo.
Terms can be arranged. Near
both car lines, stores and school.
H. L. THORNTON,
14I6 F St. NV.
Home, 500 Butternut St,
Takorna Park, D. c.
Bon Air Heights, Va.
Let us build you a home il this delightful
suburb, high elevation. large lots. running
water, electricity. Groom and bath bungalow
nearing completion. Take Bluemont car in
Georgetown to Bon Air, or Falls Church car
at 18th and Pa. ave. to Veitch Station. Owner
on grounds all day Sunday
Phillips & Thatcher,
Col 2715-W. 2s
Evening star., 1922-04-01

WE ALL HAVE NOTICED fHE AP-
parent ease with which an up-to-date
business or machinery is run. yet we
do not realize the training and knowl-
edge It required. The same applies to
our getting together BUYER and
SELLER quickly. To sell, trade or
rent your city and suburban property
see us. Established 1895.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4507. 1923 F st.
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WONDERFUL HOME SITE.
Beautifully situated; 10 acres,
just north OF city. Buy where
values are steadily enhancing
and your investment is secure.
Low price to quick buyer.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co.
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUsEs.

WAREHOUSE, BRICK, FOR SALE OR RENT;
q 600 feet floor space; electric elevator; 1910
lexington placs Me-, opposite B. & o. freight
yard. Apply Room sos. international bldg.
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ROSEMONT
DEL RAY-MT. 1DA.

DEL KH wv [. IDA-
Suburban property to meet your require
ments. II you want something Just right
pa ave. See us at once. II you are crowded
in an undesirable apartment where the air
and sunlight are not to your liking. II you
want TO get ont where every thing is fresh
and bright and new. II you have one Or
more children and you want to get where they
can play out Of doors without danger, then
Won should let uss show you property just
across the Potomac In Virginia. Call
or phone today.
F c. GOODNOW COMPANY
100 15th ST NV. Main 3O7
Yirginia ofice. north Rosemont station
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$500,

$500.
Modern home near Clarendon; Anil; corner
lot; will exchange for home, Takoma PARK or
Montgomery county.
PEARSON & SMITH,
OPEN SUNDAY. TO 4.
CLARENDON.
| Phnne Clanendnn g. i Clarendon la5 j u. =
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FOR EXCHANGE

ALL lash bAISAlNS
~ 1000 BUILDING LOAN. A lot 501137A
IT. with water, sewer sidewalks and good
cinder road. with 1000 building loan for only
81, 200 cash.
t2) A corner lot located in the most promi
nent location in Chevy Chase Park, D. C., nj
the intersection of roads; a subdivision. with
all Improvements in. and continuous build
ing program. Only s300O-worth $4,000.
49, Chevy Chase, Md
(a) A lot 272x22O IT. with sewer and cleo
tric lights. no water. at the small price OF
l2c square foot. will sell the corner only
at 15c.
(b) 2oOxloo IT. deep. facing southwest;
woodland; gas. water. sewer. paved side
walks and street; only $500; will sell corner
for 5000.
az Two lots 10O1l05 it.; space enough for
houses. all improvements in, jdst two blocks
south of Rttenhouse st., the main thorough
fare from Chevy Chase Circle to Rock Greek
Park; only Ale square foot; everything else
in this locality is selling from 45c to soc.
t5) A CORNER LOT. 50110o IT., including
water. sewer. sidewalk. facing on macadam
road. near the Purple Iris Tea House, for
So 200
Don't miss these bargains.
GERTRUDE VAN HOESEN
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UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE, sPLENDIDI.Y
built new bungalow; 8 rooms, bath; furnace
heat; fireplace; cement cellar; one acre of
ground: near car line. u miles from Washing
ton. Not in a village. but in quiet, restful
country. Price, $500. Address Boz 79-B,
Sf.r office
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CORNER AND ADJOINING LOT: IDEAL 10
cation Chevy Chase: price, SO, $50. For fur
ther particulars write Mrs. W. w. BEATTIE.
Griffinshnrg. Va %
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IN TAKOMA PARK, IS $S,UUU-SEVEN EUUMS,
bath; ami; liberal terms: immediate posses
sion. Owner, 1OS Baltimore ave. 2'
ATTRACTIVE, WELLBUILT BUNGALOW,
Clarendon. Va. convenient to two car lines
and auto boulevard; rooms. bath. pantry;
gas and electricity. 81. $50: 81, 600 cash. $45
monthly WA. F. cox. 208 Treasury bldg. 2'
TAKOMA PARK-NEW GROOM AND BATH
house on large shaded lot near 14th st. cars;
every convenience; front and rear porches.
Price. 81. .75o: only $3.50 cash and $50 monthly.
kOwner-Occupant. 30 Hickory ave. Columbia
11Sl-W w -
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
TWO GROOM BRICKS, IMPROVED ST.,
renting for $33 month, price S, $50.
One Groom brick, L st. s.w, renting for
S14. 80, price 81, 100.
Five Groom bricks, water inside, and gas,
white tenants, renting for $107. Price Sc, $50.
Terms on any of the above.
THOMAS P. BROWN, M7 ~ st. s.w.
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NEAR 14th ST. NV.
North of Clifton st. to 9 room house or
bungalow. Can pay down $4,000 cash. bal
ance arranged. (No agents.) Address Box
Alb. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-04-01

BY OwNER-6-ROOM BUNGALOW: NEARBY
Virginia suburbs, on car line: all modern i'm
proyements; lot 7Ox90. Address Box 65-B
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-02

All-stone Colonial home. garo &c
with mans quarters and over an
acre Of ground. Every modern Nv
ing convenience; 7 chambers. 3
baths. $4,000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
BIRTHDAY R

Little Miss Sarah Neuffer was nine
years old last Saturday and invited
about sixty of her friends in to help
celebrate. The afternoon was spent
playing games, and in various forms
of amusement. The feature of the
party was a contese engaged in by
the invited guests. The head of a
mar was drawn on a large square
of white cloth, and each little one
tried to pin a pipe in the mouth OF
the man on the cloth. George Kos
enberg won the first prize, which wa:
a box of candy, and Miss Frances
McCombs won the "booby" prize.
After the games and fun, the party
was invited into the dining room ano
served cream and cake, and each
guest was presented with a basket
of candy by the hostess, Miss Sarah
.Neuffer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
MORE LITTLE BOYS

Dale Welsh, Of Greenville street
went into the house Friday afternoon
when the Press and Banner came, as
he always does, to hear the news
read. When his mother read the re-
marks of Len White and William Nc
Allister, Dale had a thought. Going
to the phone he called the Press and
Banner, telling the news writer to gel
paper and pencil, which when done
Dale dictated the following: "Put ir
the paper that Dale Welsh and Will
liam McAllister took their wagons tt
the new school house and had then
oiled up" In a little while he called
again to add this to the story
"Another bad little boy on Green
vile street went along and his nam
is Frances Welsh
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04

Reynolds, Sarah Duncan, Mildred
Bolton, Kathleen Sanders, Myra and
Louella Leaman, Grace Garrett,
Ruth Strother, Annie Laurie and
Dorothy Tolbert, Evelyn Dallas and
Marian Harvey. Additional guests
of the morning were John Benson
Sloan, of Ninety Six, and his friend,
Stuart Buchanan, and Miss Devlin
was assisted in entertaining by her
mother, Mrs. w. T. Devlin, Mrs.
Jerome Devlin, Mrs. w. A. Lomax
and Miss Caroline Lomax.
An especially delightful feature OF
the occasion was the lovely program
of violin and piano numbers given
by Mr.. Buchanan and Miss Devlin
and a most enjoyable reading was
rendered by Imogene Mcclellan.
At moo a tempting menu of fruit
salad, chicken and nutbread sand.
wiches, cheese straws, iced tea, and
minis was served.-Index-Journal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. James Hill entertained the
bridge club at the regular meeting
Friday afternoon at a most delight
full meeting. The house was fresh in
cut flowers and ferns. In the hall
Miss Mary Sharpe and Mrs. William
Leslie served refreshing fruit punch
The punch bowl was entwined with
white clematis, and with the dark
green back ground was very attrac-
tive as we'll as refreshing. Mrs. Hill
invited about ten guests in addition
to the members of the club. The
ed with tables for the linen "
front and back parlors were arranged
with tables for the players, and a
pleasant evening was spent. Little
Miss Frances Hill, the young lady Of
the household, met the guests at the
door. MINIS were served during the
games and pink kand white block
ice cream and cake after.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
ARTHUR GRIFFITH
POISONED is CHARGE
T Tx of Exhuming Body and Hold
ing Autopsy.

Dublin, Sept, 2.-Reports that
Arthur Griffith was poisoned cir
culated at the time of his death
three weeks ago have again become
prevalent. inquiry among the ply
sicians who attended the dad presi
dent has evoked the categorical
statement that he died from natma'
causes, probobly from heart Dis
ease.
A leading physician has, however
informed the correspondent that
there is some talk of exhuming the
body and holding an autopsy for
the purpose Of clearing away doubt
as to the cause of his death
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
MISS DEVLIN ~ENTERTAINS

A charming affair of Thursday
morning was a Bridge party given
by Miss Ruby Hill Devlin in compli-
Cochran, of Abbeville.
Tables were placed for cards in
the spacious reception room of the
hostess home at Verdery and those
enjoying the games were Misses
Cochran, Judy Calhoun, Grace Ar
mold, Mary and Nancy Grier, Neel
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
JUDGE ELLIS ALL SMILES

Judge A. R. Ellis, of Due West is
in town this morning all smiles. He
was the successful candidate for
Magistrate at Due West last week.
The Registration Board was meet
ing in the office of the Clerk of
Court this morning. Mr.. w. w. Boles
Of L~owndesville and Captain Pete
Armstrong of Due West were in at
tendance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
HOME AGAIN

Mrs. Sallie E. Bradley who spends
two months of the summer with her
sons at Clemson and Union is at
home again and was in her accustom-
ed place at the A. R. P. church Sab
bath. Miss Statia Wideman, who has
been visiting in Due West is also
home again.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
TEACHERS MEET THURSDAY

Superintendent j. D. .Fulp has
called a meeting of the teachers of
the city schools for Thursday at 5
P. VI. in the graded school.
The colored teachers and princi-
pals will meet in the high school
building Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
WILL MOVE TO GREENWOOD

Mr.. l. E. Culbreth is home from
Greenwood for the week end. Mrs.
Culbreth and family expect to move
to Greenwood soon to make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Madden,
who live with them now will then
occupy rooms with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter VIM on Magazine street.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
NEW GARAGE TO OPEN

George Cam, Weber Wilson and
Marshall Leach will open a garage on
Washington street in the old AeAer
Building and Supply stand They
will make a specially Of washing and
cleaning up cars, and will be glad for
Itne;r friends to call on them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
CARD FROM u. D. c.

We wish to thank all those who
took part in the U. D. C. play last
Wednesday night and es,'0cially do
we thank those who gave their time
and costumes which helped make the
play a success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
SICK FOLKS

Mrs. F. E. Harrison and Miss
Margaret Harrison have been sick for
the past week with fever at their
home on church street. Friends hope
to see them out again in a few days.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-04
MR.. JAMES ROCHE BETTER

Misses Hannah and Angela Roche
and Mr.. Julian Roche, spent Sunday
in Ashville with Mr.. Pames Roche,
who they found much improved af-
ter a spell of malaria fever.