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JACK 3?ADLEY ON THE MAP. | I Jack Bradley, of Greenvilvle Street, cut :\vo capers Sunday. He came out ir. lcnp pants, in the first stanza, which caused him to sing. tile seconu. consisting 01 an uctiuem, to the new "Buck" car belonging to, the Bradlej household. Jack's brother Hugh had planned to drive the' "Buck" to church Sunday morning,' but after Jack got on his long pants and took a Look at himself in the mirror he decided that the man of the family should sit behind the wheel * of the car. It "is perfectly ridicu-| lous," thought Jack "that a boy in knee pants should want to drive a car when there is a real man about.'' Go when the family had taken their eats in th? car Jack escorted him-' self, giants and all, to the seat of hon ! or in the new cm. He drove down Greenville Street without a Gobble, and everything would have been well but for the fact tha* as Jack turned the corner at the Presbyterian church he could wait !!o iouger and took another look at the pants. At this, opportune moment a tree standing on the side of the street suddenly jumped against the * bumper on :he front end of the car, bending it and badly damaging the right hand fender. So violent was the attack of the tree that the car-Jack 1 was driving was knocked against the 1 passing car of Col. J. Billings, caus- '< ing the rear wheels of the two cars to become ente.ngled in a foreign al 1 liance in the nature of a league of1 nations. ; But everything was soon smoothed out, nobody was hurt, and after the excitement, everything was lovely. [ ] The fact is chat the whole cause of ] the accident was the refusal of Corp | Kerr to ride to church with Jack.' He was duly invited, and naa he ac ] cepted the invitation Jack would have stopped the car at the church ( to let him out, in which interval the car of Col. Billings would have', " 1 J i.1 1 J passeu, aiiu mere wuuiu prooaoiy have been no accident. i senate adopts peace j resolution by vote of 43 to 38 Saturday! I Washington, May 15.- With few] thrills and no hitch in the prearranged program, the Senate adopted today 43 to 38 the Republican resolution declaring the state of war with Germany and Austro-Hungary at an end.. The measure was fn the form of a substitute for the peace resolution recently adopted by. the House which dealt with Germany alone. The two proposals will be adjusted in conference beginning next week,the result ko be endorsed by both Houses and the final resolution be sent to the . President for signature. That the President willveto it is a foregone conclusion, unchallenged by any speaker during the debate in the House or Senate. It is uncertain when the final reso. .ution will reach the White House but ftepuoncan leaders anticipate no anficulty in putting through a confer- j snce draft with little delay. Vote As Predicted The Senate vote today gave the :?f five predicted by Democrc^lc . cc.ce rs for the Knox substitute. The- party alignment ivs:i about! anticipated. Three Democrats,! Hec-d, of Missouri; Shields, of Tenr.. | ^nd Wulsh, cf Mis'. joined 1 he' Republicans in supporting the resolu-! lion. Ti.o Repubica*.:* Mc?u:nber. of North Dakota, wl.r. wis paired, and ( Kelson, of Minnj :oia, lined up with' emocratic oppo ?: Fi-euiwwon bv iors-ievs ^n both sides ?hat the tr;??y ef Versailles would ?emain in ,cs present unratified position indefinitely were made during, he debate. Senator Underwood, of Alabama, in his first speech in his ew role as Democratic leader, de?larr> ! fhc Republicans had apparently ''foreclosed" action on the ireatv for t??: p'.wvnt si"- ' on of Con rv.r \ Fro:v. the republican side, Senator Harrl" v. Remiblit- n. Ohi- .declare-! the resolution \v;is a demonstration against the "one-man rule," of President Wilson. The resolution was denounce;! as "futile, impotent, useless and done for no other th:n political purposes. to cecciv-e the people," by Senator !c, of Xchr?s!M. a<lniinis'ration -ro'.o-maa. He also reiterated, trrn'-.. Republican denials, that ['resident \ViI< >n\- pronouncements; had ' r?k*ii;red"thi* r. a rum to the' ;>f nations. Engraved Cards and Invitations? The Press a*d Banner Company. jd All announcements in the candi- i is dates column are published for cash s< in advance. | ri : a FOR SHERIFF j p / IP i I hereby announce myself a candi. j date for Sheriff of- Abbeville County! .1 i.;_ T5_; J T in trie uemocraut jrniuaiy, aim it pledge myself to be governed by the S rules and to abide the result of the primary. FOSTER B. McLANE < ~ : ! d I hereby announce myself a candi dat? for Sheriff of Abbeville County ^ in the Democratic Primary, and ; pledge myself to be governed by the rules and to abide the result of the primary. C. J. BRUCE. I hereby announce myself a candi ? dace for Sheriff of Abbeville Count > in the Democratic Primary, and pledge myself to be governed by th rules and to abide the result of the primary. J. N. BLUM. CLERK 7 j, I hereby announce myself as ! candidate for office of Clerk of f av A nnrl C abide the result of th* primary. J. L. Perrin. We are authorized to* announce R Si B Cheatham as a candidate for Cler' j of Court, subject to the rutea of th ! Democratic party and hs pledge i C himself to abide the result of th?1 w primaries. al ' |tr SUPERVISOR j b; " I I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as Supervisor of m Abbeville County and agree to abide J the result of the primary election. 1 W. A. STEVENSON jC j WANTS |ic ?| NOTICE?On and after June 1st,1 we the undersigned Markets will be forced to discontinue the delivery business, on account of not being able to secure delivery boys. Signed: Maxwell's Market, F. S. Hill, C. H. Bosddll, Star Mar. Moore Bros. Manet. 5, 17-3t c. WANTED TO RENT?Five or six' room house,, preferably with wa. j 'ter, lights and sewerage. Address j The Press and Banner, Abbeville S. C. 6,3-tf LOST?Bar pin between Seaboard i Depot and residence of Albert! Henry. Reward. Albert Henry. 5-12-20-31. FOR SALE?Overland touring car,, j electric starter and lights, good I tires. $300.00. H. E. Pennal at City Garage. 5-12-3t-c. LOCK BOXES FOR RENT We have installed a complete set! of Lock Boxes for rent. $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 per annum. Let us keep your valuable papers, Bonds, Wills, Etc. for you. Farmers Bank of Abbeville. 5, 14-2t. CARD OF THANKS Editor Press and Banner: Through the columns or your paper v.-? wish to thank our neighbors anu many friends throughout South Carolina and Georgia for their kindr.< s and sympathy since the drowning of our two daughters* :-.nd son, .;r. April 4th. We feef so grateful to ?ho found the bodies and prefUr.w -f r\^ Kn k'iol Wa fhonl' AT E. W. Harper and sons for th t'ai'.liJ'ui efforts they have put forth to find nil tho bodies. They with othc I r.vv bop?: patient ana sympathizing: in these dark hours of dis:nv-s. Wo appreciate so much the Many letters of condolence received. They were from the following: Rev. . C. Chandler, Columbia; Rev. R. \Y. Darks, Orangeburg; 7?Tr. a:vl Mr? K. J. Hampton, Iva, Mr. and Mrs. A B. B osier, Calhoun Falls; Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Pettigrew, Buwpian, Ga. M.s. Lillian Harton, Mt. Carmol; Mr >>nl Mrs. W. H. Boyd, Hester; Mr. J .. Singleton, in behalf of the Sun-' ay School at Belton, S. C. While our hearts are broken over! le loss of our precious children, it ; a consolation to knotr we have 5 many sincere friends. May God's ichest blessing be bestowed on each nd every one of them is our earnest rayer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manning. Lowndesville, S. C. 7ATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF MT. CARMEL >catcd at Calhoun Falls, S. C., at the! lose of business May 4th, 1920. RESOURCES. oans and Discounts 945,411.65 j iverd rafts 253.98 j ue from Banks and Bankers ? 5,999.98' urvency ' 4.938.001 ? old 45.00 i ilver and other Minor Coin 379.83 ' hecks and Cash Items. _ 122.20' i r TOTAL $57,150.54' LIABILITIES ndivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes , Paid ... 53,030.74' idividual deposits subject to check $53.22y.59 i avings Deposits 778.17 ashier's Checks 112.04 D4,jLiy.Bir TOTAL $57,150.64 tate of 'South Carolina, County of Abbeville, Before me came H. W. Lawson j ashier o'f the above named bank,1 ho. being duly sworn, says that the jove and foregoing statement is a ue condition of said bank, as shown' y the books of said bank. H. W. LAWSON. Sworn to and subscribed before' e this 8th day of May 1920. JOSEPH HICKS, Notary Public. orrect Attest: B. F. MAULDIN W. H. HORTON, J. W. MORRAH. Directors. 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