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tgrararanraazi^^ DE ii li ru, | v/ii njj p wejwant tosh h up from Colurr i j tests. [! IJ Winther trucks are no I j but they are, by the rec U- T'Vio mr?fnr trnr?lf nf J -L Aiv 1X1VVVX V] To the dealer in rr 1 truck leaves your hanc { In less than three: J truck field. j We handle t j interested in tr\ ' i ! i i i i ? E i ; j , NOTICE OF ELECTION I or c I nd ; N?$ce iB kereby giver/ that , pur-j .. uagt t? the resolution of the Board of ^ Trustees of the School District of the evy Towh of Abbeville, and under utbority of the Act of the General or w! Assembly approved February 19,1 1920, an election is hereby ordered t?be held at Abbeville Court House j in said District, April 20th.,1 1920 within the usual hours, for the Shj urpose of allowing the qualified J ^dit lectors of said district to vote on the j v?ted ,uestion of levying an annual tax of I Th our mills in addition to the special (additi axes now-levied in said school dis- simils rict for school purposes, to be used j 'No" = Well-Known Dramati< Lectures First Night ^ 1 = WILLIAM RAINEY William Rainev Bennett is known almc Who Can" from his lecture by that name. ] orators of today. He will give "The Man Who Can" here Chautauqua. The theme of this lecture is "he can w brain there is a sleeping genius and that it < Inspired thousands to higher achievements to many. aaaaaaaaaaaaBi MONSTR/ ril 17th ow you what) the ibia and the truci >t "cheap trucks'' They e ord of hundreds of ownei f great interest today-ali ^tor trucks Winther me; i. jrr\?\ MO 4-V> tX7iwfV> ^caio U1C TT he "Winther T ticks to attend. Remtrr c syafiytiyefiyytiHiifi B :urrent expenses for the support maintenance of the schools of i I ers district. ! * t , .V I ose desiring to vote for saiu and additional tax will vote a t of the following form (printed ritten): ecial election school) _22 :rict town of Abbeville April 20th., 1920. ~ ill an annual trx of four m.Us in ? ior. to other special taxes be Wt in this district: Yes. fip ose opposed to jaid levy and jja ional tax will vote a ballot Sd ir in form except that the word shall be substituted for the : Orator -?of Chautauqua s whi< ' mas : J I pton | BUCl i Jug i batl y watl H? 1 Eton immmmB B *v? ^ bIIIS; pou the ncKiwPTT intt | ver; ist the country over as "The Man! any 3e is one of the greatest dramatic j i cau on the first night of the Redpath I hea rho thinks he can"; that in every j Jus :an be awakened. His lecture has sw< and has given poise and jw>wer bo-? BBgBMZBiagBfiBfflagfH VTION OF 1 We are going to g\ i Winther will do. Jk will be put thru so APRIL 1 mhnHv materials and Axelusiv *s and used in every industry, t ke to the seller of motor truck; ins less sales resistance, easie: etion has become generally re ruck" for AbbevilU iber the Dat< Y G/ A. HARRISOIs j'Tes," " j he following will act as mana- 'Passenj of said election: T. C. Seal, C. Hav< lotts, and J. L. Clark. Es( Wm. M. Barnwell, Chairman Board of Trustees, New York J. S. Morse, Secretary. . March 20, 1920. apulted to I -l-ti.-4 weeks. M feet in t car in whi ?, work. ?WTABLt i 5- m ? BTjBand tlle side ^ArT^xT^7i'TTUiT^^fffMrrW en feet awaiimmmmMftiVriihr Im*UiiittJLiMii The 15 p car sifted t ? street and a ' ? ? ' - removed to passenger ii ot a Bite of "me.??, accident anc Breakfast Until ij?kee^ You Drink Water ?Tm ru' The moto ~the scene o; iy? ft glass of hot wafer and treated for phosphate prevent. 1Mb... ? a ^ and keeps us flt. J! [Peace i st as coal, when it burns, leaves I nd a certain amount of incomible material in the form of ashes, tie food and drink taken day after leaves in the alimentary canal a Washingt ain amount of indigestible ma- Publican re: il, which If not completly ollmina- Germany, a from the system each Jay, be- House, was eB food for the millions of bacteria Senate and ;h infest the bowels. From this lations comi s of left-over waste, toxins and Chairman I aain-llke poisons are formed and -committee t ced into the blood. - resolution i: en and women who can't get feel- prospect of right must begin to take inside week. is. Before eating breakfast each ning drink a glass of real hot n . er with a teaspoonful of lime- jrreitliei ie phosphate in it to wash out of \ir;il T> thirty feet of bowels the previous ! W III 1 's accumulation of poisons and San Ti ns and to keep the entire anmen-1 ? r canal clean, pure and fresh. I hoee who are subject to sick head- Paris, Aj e, colds, biliousness, constipation, yet been de jrs who wake up with bad taste, erand's at , breath, backache, rheumatic stiff- Council mel 3, or have a sour, gassy stomach was declai sr meals, are urged to get a quarter source that nd of limestone phosphate from was tQ ^isc drug store, and begin practicing between jr irnal sanitation. This will cost . n, y little, but Is sufficient to make e ? one an enthusiast on the subject. , personc :emember inside bathing is more rren"ei" 1-,'c ortant than outside bathing, be- vLi' ee the skin pores do not absorb ^ lurities into the blood, causing poor ient to com< ,1th while the bowel pores do. ered in offi< t as soap and hot water cleanses, point at is: ;etens and freshens the skin, sc Great Brita water and limestone phosphate discuss it I on the stomach, liver, kidneys anc nf the othei It is held Hnuaiafiuamna uaa WINTHEI 1 we a aemonstra \ representative me of the usuc 7th e Winther constructior he most economical oJ s and to th? user-j$ be r sales and a fefreshin icognized by the "tra< ? and vicinagi i APRIL i lRA J, Manager. RfiiiaizjinLTEjajiiJiriLniJi B^ers on "L" ernmen y Remarkable j where i :ape From Death; 8? - I Frankfi April 12.?Passengers on j g^n*n.^ train had remarkable es-1 w"at " death when they were cat-1 Pline F the street a distance of The he midst of debris of the! ambass; ch they were riding to j council The Hi car of a train was knock- matter elevated structure on the e line near Trinity church )n with another train and Was! The wreckage was wedg- tion stJ ien the elevated structure the Ceu of a brick building a doz- Sheffl Ir. of 1,81' ersons in the demolished Tusci hrough the debris to the-531 or bout a dozen of them were j Albai hospitals, the only woman tur 7,61 n the car being seriously cent. i i nam man was missing aicer me i 1 search of the debris fail-1 """""""" al trace 'of him. Nearby , said they saw a man in ining away after Lhe car rman finally appeared at; f the accident after being j slight bruises and is said j ild officials investigators by* a signal. ^solution Sent to Senate on, April 12.?The Resolution to end war with dopted last week by the Leave transmitted today to the Leave referred to the foreign re- t e?ve mittee without discussion. xidge plans to have the ?egin consideration of i.he Leave n a few days, tat wit'iout Leave Senate debate oefor# oext Leave r___ Leave r Millerand ?? ^ot Attend the Arriv< fcemo Conference )ril 12.?Nothing has as cided as to "Premier Mill- A tendance at the Supreme Ling at San Remo, and it ed today in a reliable leg if the conference mere So uss the misunderstanding prr 'ranee and Great Britain, it go at all. il talk on the subject with mj >yd George would be wel- he he French premier if IVfr. rge could find it conveni to Paris, but it is consid- FF cial circles that as the 3ue interests France and tin only it is needless to >efore the representatives r powers. here that the British gov * r I* _ none i of t il am i not po any ir yoijd qi ig abser ie" ast i am 171 G Sfflffiftf it in persis is put the It is difflcul it is possil i ueeii <u ort, and ; ground, it 3 sought at ranee. Earl of Der ador to Fr of ambass .ingarian ti under disc Populatior lington, A itistics an isus Bureai leld, Ala., 7 or 37.3 pe iirabia, Ala. 16.0 perce ay, Ala., fc 52, increase SOU! SEA Calhoun ] Abbeville Anderson I t Grenwoo# s Cross Hil Clinton : wmtinire Carlisle Chester Monroe e Washing! lLL ste This train fates, memt uthem Bapi i, May 12th 7 Pullman l ide reserval is in chargi ?ED GEIS Asst. Gei ?st. Gen'l nnuzwzizraiui rauo >f a "REAL he factory 1 many of ssible in the true] iotor truck prodi uestioji-WINTfl ice of service tr he mostdesirabL i we wan th fE aaaaaaaaa ting in the discus- Mu matter in 9. form 688 o t to see what satis- Pa ble to give. 'France 21.9 \ 9ked to evacuate Fli the impression is or 1J was indicated that Ad iove all is to disci- 115 o En by, Great Britain's j 2,215 ance, attended the Fn adors here today.f102 o reaty was the sole I ussion. | j Col i Statistics. switc pril 12.?Popula- in ai nounced today by | mate i included: ploye 6,682, an increase IsyiVa srcent over 1910. Ishow , 3,855, increase these nt. irmerly New Deca- gn i 1,5*3 or 25.1 per-. l he J CAROLINA 8P TO WASHINGTON, Account rHERN BAPTIST VIA BOARD AIR Lift Palls 2;35 pj? Ma > 3:10 pm Ma [Via P&N 9:15 am Ma I 3'.45 pm Ma 1 4:00 pm 4:30 pm Ma; 4:50 pm Ma; 5:10 pm Ma; 5:45 pm Ma; 7:00 pm Ma on 8:00 ana Ma; iEL PULLMANS A is being operated for tl>ers of their families and : tist Convention which con i. Dr. J. R. Jester, has all -eservation for this train, tion should communicate e of the Pullman diagram ISLER, i'l Pass'r Agent Pass'r Agent iraiamziznraMiafgJ r I -TRUCK| will come jjj the unusual | ? B ks built to a price; 9g iced to date. E& [ER. S 1- 1 - jl _ pO ouuie aiier me i i Jj e in the motor [ | ii it everyone j i !! ! jj irfreesboro, Tenn, 5,367 increase ?r 14.7 per cent ris, Tenn., 4,730, increase 849 or per cent. nt, Mich., 91,599, increase 53,049 17.6. rian, Mich., 11,878, increase 1,r 10.4 per cent. lporia, Kansas, 11,273, increase or 24.5 per cent. seport, Ills., 19,669, increase 2,r 12.0 per cent Break Is Slierht One. lumbus, 0., April 12.?Return ol hmen to work in the local yards ly considerable number did *ot rialize today. Of 150 men emd on the first trick in the Penn. nia yards not more than St ed up for work and several of quit before noon. graved Cards and Invitations? Press and Banner Co. ECIAL D. C. CONVENTION IE RAILWAY y 11th $22.9# y 11th $22.39 y 11th $23.42 y 11th $21.68 v 11th $20.58 y 11th $19.88 y 11th $19.42 y 11th $18.74 V 11th $16.95 y 12th kND DINING CARS ie exclusive use of the de friends, who will attend tne rvenes in Washington at 3:0 -eady receivedy request for Those who have not already with Dr. Jester at once, as J. D. MILLER I AQcntj vji w.?