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ffl I: M ' jj 1 I f ( ^USt 1 charrr I I Skirts I | Anotl 1 i I I / Deauti I 1 see th II WE ife jjj Streel K ^ and six! V GENERAL NEWS. V1 in the p \ V a straigl VVVVVVVV^VVVVV^jed and ^!|v ! year Mrs. Sarah BlacK of Baltimore,! rece*veri fe"> gasping for breath during an attack ? ps2 . .... .. , , i i he n of acute indigestion, swallowed her tive sesa false , teeth Wednesday night and _ choked to death. Neighbors who were , i season f at her bedside thought she was not j.urkeyS seriously ill and were not aware the ^ teeth were strangling her. Mrs.1 Black was the first State officer of ? gv . j Capt. the Daughters of America in Mary-; e]eCj.e(j j land, | , , , ! vote, deJ j held offi Holland will answer the second Richey \ note sent by the Entente with regard was citei to the status of former Emperor Wil-j new aide liam by reiterating her orignal posi- j World "W tion refusing the surrender the ex-. ruler, but acquiescing in the request: Sumte to guard him closely, it wa3 declared Light an nf 4-V? r\ XTa/W11 A ^ A/lflTT I 1?I?M ao mc naguc tuuajr. I iiuiiuicu b'6' j Seven There is a row on ia Fifth Avenue an(j gpa) Presbyterian church in New York un(jer fe City among the members of the ses- profi|.eer sion regarding the recent acceptance of a directorship of Union Thieologi-' cal Seminary by Dr. Kelman, pastor ngy of the church. The issue, is caused gtat< by the fact that Union Seminary rep-! resents the extreme radicalism in, A see< Kv j Protestant theoiogy and the Fifth has rece Avenue Church represents the ex-Jin Tenn 'V ! , treme of conservative Calvanism. | dollars v <<. mer will . j Reuben's Pure Food Shop in New Forme York City has brought suit against a ot Texa millionaire customer, Robert Mainzer Governo for refusing tc pay $25 for a ham. Mainzer swears the largest ham he Marsh could find weighed fourteen pounds plicatior and he offered the Reuben Co. a dol-Nurance* lar a pound, which they would not two so^ accept. The defendant has had his w^om h grocery bill for January photograph- are now ed and sent a print to the food com- ^ missioner showing the item, "1 R. V. L"K' 1 t, ? benever Ham, $2o. ber, ha\ f; ~ ried on Chaster has adopted the one minute on 13th piayer to help wipe out the Influenza epidemic. The lights will flash out to The remind the people, to pray. has dec l$b,... .... v , . . I iiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHi ? Haddoi to announce th ling styles in Co; m* ** ier attraction in iful Voiles. We iem by all means WILL BE GLj r ? 11 naaaor \ S t car fares in four hundred SUGGESTIONS AF ;y cities have been increased ASKED 01 ast year. In fifty nine cities BY tit fare of ten cents is charg- ? forty eight companies during' Washington, Feb have gone into the hands of have asked Presider 3. (further suggestions (the Adriatic quest: rst bill of the present legisla-'available informatic don has been signed by Gov-'contents of the repl >oper and relates to the open posed settlement, or the shooting of quail, wild' The reply was de etc. The season now dates department today, 1 anksgiving until March 1st. Inounced it would nc I and that Mr. Wilsc W. R. Richey, Jr., has been test would also bp Mayor of Laurens by a close, White House it was 'eating Mayor Babb, who has immediate intention ce for six years. Capt. !^c either of the doc vas a soldier in France and' Wilson's int i for bravery. Three of the,treaty might be wit rmen are also veterans of the senate if the allies rar. j course, was met, it i ja declaration that t r .is to have a Municipal want the United Stt d Ice Plant, to cost about a or reca^ the Ame thousand dollars. men on the Adriatic The president, i: il of the bakers in Greenville answer the allied nc tanburg have been arrested course of action wh :deral warrants charged with ceptable to him. ing in their bakery business. History ol i Thr following ev< . DeCamp, editor of the Gaff- President Wilson's *"* ?A?Milnv won mrov -r-v , A sei aim a pufuiaj u.?>. w.w un jjecemoer y, i, is seriously ill of influenza. or distribution of F , . _ _ Adriatic territories is sales company of Gafrney, ? IT . , , ? , France, United St lved an order from a farmer ? ^ T . , Britain. Both Italy essee for sixteen thousand . . , ... , , rejected this. rorth of cotton seed. The far... , , ,. * In January, aftei use it to plant his own farm. ' tions to which this ;r Senator Joseph W. Bailey, a Party, the Dece s, will be a candidate for was modified and 1 r of Texas this summer. new settlement. notified if this prop lall Field, 3rd., has" filed ap- cepted the past of 1 1 for a million dollars life in- enforced. He made application thru The state depart liers of the World War with uary informed the e served in France and who States' Adriatic pi ' insurance agents. (changed, but the steps to enforce th lew President of France is a Th(? president,g prc in thirteen as a lucky num- - , , luiwaiu rcuiuaiy ring been born on 13th, mar-, 13th, and elected President i. Prohibition's tota - ? quor business in th civilian population of France was to close 2'1?G reased 750,000 in four years, bieweries and 177, I. ' ? ... >* ' 4 .x. Ill ?MBCW? _ Wile nn .1 ?? UJUli. at we are already its Suits, Snappy ? m* w* w* ^ ? Spring Wearing / have a splended . before buying. \D TQ SHOW < ( ; v i-Wilsoi IE ! NO MISTAKES IN RETURN F WILSON ! - * THE PREMIERS R. S McCombs, enumerator for Ab? beville district outside of the city of . 18.?The allies Abbeville, has received a most comlt Wilson to make plimentary letter from Co. E. H. Aull, for settlement of supervisor of census for the Third ion, according to District, relative to his work of tak n today as to the the census. Mr. McComb's return was y to Wilson's pro- the only on<s received by Col. Aull I that needed no correction. cided at the state j Col. Aull's letter complimenting jut it was an- Mr. McComb follows: >t be made public,; Newberry, S. C., >n's original pro-j Feb. 17,. 1920. withheld. At the Mr. Robert S. McComb, said there was no Abbeville, S. C. i of making pub- Dear Mr. McComb: uments. > I want to congratulate you on the imation that 4 he excellency of your papers. The youife hdrawn from the \ man who is checking up the scheduled persist in their j in my office, states that yours were vas reported with I in such good shape that he did not he allies do not I find it necessary to- make any coraes to stand aloof jrections at all. We have not found it rican ships ami necessary to return many of the papatrel. pers, but a great many of them, in t is believed, will fact all of them, had some slight cov ?te by outlining Erection, which it was necessary to ich would be ac- make, and it was a great pleasure to ! the gentleman who was making the F Event ! correction to have a paper which , , , 'needed no correciton. I feel that it is ;nts lea up to I _ T ^. . _ . ( ^ I due you that I give you this mformaAdnatic protest: , _ ... . . , , Ition and I am inclosing your enua joint proposali ? imeration voucher for your signature, lume and other i , . , , , , s which you will be kind enough to rewas reached by , , _ . I turn promptly. ates and Great . , T . i W ith all Kood wishes, I am, and Jugo Slavia. , , .. Very respectfully, E. H. Aull, further negotia-'. Supervisor of Census, country was not smber agreement nnin? of Mill Village. 'taly accepted the ; Jugo-Slavia was; Misses Gossett and Tribble are >osal were not ac-'VCVy ab]y carrying on the ComLondon would be; munity work in Miss Boyd's absence. 'They entertained The Mothers Club ment late in Jan- Tuesday afternoon. The ladies deallies the United cided in favor of a social program osition was un-!and ihe afternoon was spent in social allies continued intercourse interspersed with music eir January plan, and an interesting and instructive test then went lecture on "Milk" from Mi.i Go^-.eLt. 1 A *, rn. /-? I ni-.L. a. Tl'.i U ? ! ,1 lie Viiri ciUD int'L \y eimusnay m.mit and had the regular .-cwi;.'* hour .?i . .. : r v/itlvii a .hid a! m'-w.iri av:- = i'-v 1 effect on the he United States distilleries, 1,092 - t 'f: - ;r 790 saloons. ear-varied the village pad finds much Co. | 1-1 fm M M a =g? OUR STOCK ,jj <j i Co. J | ~ 77 Ti ~ better sanitary conditions than is between the United Sttaes, France usually seen in S. C. towns. She in-J and Britain. forms us that Abbeville is number If Mr. Wilson withdrew the treaty one good town any way. senators said, it would be his duty to Misses Kathleen Cook , Dorothy suggest some other way formally . and Ola Tribble, of Anderson, were ending the war with Germany, either v week-end guests at the Community through negotiation of a separate House. treaty or passage of a resolution deWe understand thai Mis* Boyd, cIarinS the?war over. This might be who is at her home in Greenville, is '?Uowed by negotiations of the necimproving. We hope to have her with essary treaties of amity and comimerce. us again soon. t . Mrs. Langford, who went over to! Democrats have not given up m A loc-f -f?v on 0r*-lh?pe of getting enough votes to I VriCCIlYYWUU laow ~r L. ./ , -i 'force adoption of one or the other of tion k doing nicely. ^ , .a The flu situation here is so much th?r compromise proposals on Arbetter, a very few cases are reported. ticle x- tokes a ?? The double session at the Mill a reservation and make it a school is proving such a success that P*rt ?' the resolution of ratification. !we advocate it to all crowded schools. Thls 13 ??'* ? afferent process from The Mill operatives have asked for *"?">' ratification, which requires a a Mill paper, so the Board of Select-,tw0 thirds vote. ! men immediately granted the request | Senator Hitchcock now has forty 'and elected Miss Tribble editor. The jDemocrats pledged to the alternative paper is to be monthly?the first!compromise reservations. If he can edition comes out about March 1st.'; set nine Republican votes, he can A prize of $5.00 is offered to the j have one of his plans built into the employee suggesting the best name'ratification resolution. Efforts are for this paper. $2.50 each will go to oemg made to get the mild reservath^ the second best. ttion Republicans to furnish these j ? 'nine votes. ? HOPE OF LEAGUE j RATIFICATION IN ,BITTER DEBATE SENATE ON WANE; IN FORD ATTACK ! Washington, Feb. 18.?The senate! Washington, Feb. 19.?Bitter parcontinued today to discuss the peace jtisan debate on the fraud charges treaty, but with hope of ratification .against Senator Newberry, Republiwaning much more interest was dis-,can of Michigan, took up much of ! played in the reported intimation by^he Senate' time today, a.s yesterday, PrQe;^or.t Wilsnn to thp allies that he precipitated by Senator Sherman, Re i might "have to consider withdrawing publican. Illinois, continuing his at! the treaty from the senate of the pro-jtack on Henry Ford, the defeated posed Adriatic settlement is enforced. ! Democratic candidate. ' In the absence of official informa- While the debate was running its tion most senators were inclined toicourse, Senator Watson, Republican, skepticism concerning this feature of of Indiana, called a meeting for Monthe Wilson note. Few of them would day of the subcommittee appointed venture to comment upon it. to recount the ballots in the contested There was some inclination, as a election. It was indicated, however, result of the reported withdrawal jthat the subcommittee probably hint, to defer voting on reservations!would postpone its task until the trial or taking any definite action with re-!of Senator Newberry and his camaspect to the treaty until the presi-; paign workers, now in progress at dent's intention is made clear. Grand Rapirs, Michigan, was finishi _ _ . ? - - -j Senator Lodge, Chairman ol trtc LUforeign relations committee, predict ed that France and Britain would, Runners on skis have made a reyield to Mr. Wilson, rather than have: cord of seventy-two feet a second, :hitn withdraw the peace treaty and j and a leaping on skis more than one the tripartite agreement of defer.?? hundred feet a second is attained. ! | I