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LINCOLN MEMORIAL The first interior view of t! Washington, D. C., which is re dedication which takes place the statue of the martyred Pr< NEW WORLD- SfcULLJNG CHAMPION Rowing experts are rendering all sorts of praise on the ability of James Padden, Australian oarsman, wlin rprpnt.lv won thp world's Tiro fessional sculling title from Roebrt Hadfield, at Wanganui, New Zealand. Padden won by over nine length from his opponent \ > V WARRENTON LOCALS V K 8 Miss Ida McCord of Long Cane cnftnf tVio -arooV-on/l untK Vio-r pnwcin Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Rowlin Calloway of Washington, Ga., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cochran. Miss Ootsie Evans spent Monday night with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Wil son. Ralph and Arthur Manning of Calhoun (Falls spent the week-end with Harrison and Wyatt Bosier. (Miss Elizabeth Wilson has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W J. Evans in Lebanon. Misses lAicy Palmer and Mary Hannah of Central are spending this week with Mrs. J. E. Cochran and Mrs. Wra. McNeill. Messrs. Luther Williams and Cecil Tate spent the week-end with W. A. Crawford. Misses Margaret and Eugenia Swetenbuig of Abbeville have been recent guests of Miss Virginia Bos ler. iiev. H. C. Fennel spent Saturday night with W. A. Crawford. T.n/?v T*a)mor \fo-rv Wanna UIUUWW AJUVJ A UiUiVA ) A'MM J and Elizabeth Wilson spent Monday night with -Miss Virginia Bos ler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNeill and son, John Allen, of Abbeville spent Sunday -with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc Neill. Watson Wilson of Lebanon spent n<r i?.. _ :*i. v:. jviunuttj iirgiiv wiuii ui5 giaiiuiaiuci, Mr. G. S. Wilson. "in nj^aafi READY FOR DEDICATIOM he beautiful Lincoln Memorial in ceiving its finishing touches before Decorat'on Day. The photo shows esident by Daniel Chester French. in 3tA3 Saved from the scrap heap the U. S. S. Maryland is now riding the high seas, as the flagship of the Atlantic Fleet. She is the latest and mosrt modern of Uncle Sam's warships, be ing electrically driven. She has eight 16 inch guns in four turrets. |,VVVVVVVVW.UV^ > A V MONTEREY LOCALS ^ vwvvvvvvv V vv\ Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Price of Pen ! ney's Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. <5. W. Prij*. Mrs. J. M. Bell was a visitor in 1 Abbeville Saturday. j j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutherland * I of near Abbeville spent the week- j . end with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Suthor- * ; land. ' i j Monie Napier spent Saturday j night with J. B. and Glinn Suther land. Mrs. 0. M. Lanier and Miss J'Msy j Lanier spent Monday in Abbeville j on business. Mrs. James F. Clinkscales and c i Mrs. J. A. Sutherland were shopping ^ i in Abbeville. Monday. . I ( STEEL HEADS MUST TELL ? WHY THEY MERGED j New York, May 16.-.Moses Tay- ^ I lor, chairman of the Lackawanna ( Steel Company, and Eugene G. ( Grace, president of the Bethlehem ( SteeJ Corporation, were summoned t late today to appear before the! Lodcwood Legislative Committee I ! i nursday for examination concern ; itig the merger of the two concerns, J ratified earlier in the day by their boards of directors. ( I I j Easter lily was introduced from, I Japan about 50 years ago. Largest olive tree in the United States is said to be on a ranch near s ,Yuba City, Col. a mm-wc: "'mi. "j PITCHER BARNES INSCF HALL ( Jess Barnes, the tall lean hurl cently pitched himself into ba no hit, no run game against tl baseball's latest Hall of Fame MAY BE FIRST WOMAN SENA TOR Mrs. Peter Oleson, if elected, wi be the first woman Senator in tli United States. Just recently a Mil nesota Attorney General ruled tht his wife as candidate cannot use ht husband's name in politics, so tl name on the ballot must appear i ANNIE DICKIE OLESON. , K CAR CATAPULTED |j INTO DEEP RAVINE 1 rhirteen Killed, 70 Injured Near Mexico City?Sped Down Incline N (Mexico City, May I6.__Thirteen persons were killed and more than 70 injured today when a tram car carrying a holiday crowd was cata- t pnlted into a deep canyon near < 3ante Fe, a small village adjacent s ;o the capital, after colliding with g mother car at the top of a hill. Most of the victims were women < md children. j The car, filled with pleasure- 1 jeekers on their way to Desireto de 1 Los Leaones, a popular resort near e ;he capitol, crashed head-on into a :ity bound car. The collision did lit- ] ;le damage, but the car sped back- c ward down the incline, the brakes t 'ailing to hold. It left the rails at a :harp curve, and was hurled into the rully. * There were no Americans in the " jarty, ibut several Germans and oth- ' >r foreigners were on board. The ieath list will probably be augment Hi, as many of the injured are in ? i serious condition. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIINA I COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. rruuate i/uuri. itation for Letters of Admimstra* tion. iff J. F. Miller, Esq., Judge of Pro- t bate: p Whereas, B. F. Mattison hath made xi uit to me, to grant him letters of a .dministration of the estate and ef- r: im IIBES NAME IN BASEBALL'S 5F FAME. er of the New York Nationals re seball's Hall of Fame by hurling a te Philadelphia team. Photo shows Entrant Jess Barnes in act:on. t EUROPE'S WO 11 In response to an appeal by th ie many, and other European cit rt nition of Soviet Russia. The p ;r ners to listen to the speeches ie ls foreground may be see* the e fects of M. E. and M. R. Mattison, ate of Abbeville County, deceased, These Are Therefore, to cite and idmonish all and singular the kin-j ired and creditors of the said M. E.J ind M. R. Mattison, deceased, thatl ;hey be and appear before me, in the 2ourt of Probate, to be held at Ab jeville Court House, on 23rd day ofj Hay, 1922, after publication hereof, it 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show :ause, if any they have, why the >aid Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal of he Court this 9th day of May in the rear of our Lord one thousand nine lundred and twenty-two and in the L46th year of American Independ mce. Published on the 10th day of May, .922 in the Press and Banner and >n the Court House door for the ime required by law. J. F. MILLER, tt. Judge of Probate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF AP PLICATION FOR DISCHARGE n the District Court of the United States for the Western District of South Carolina. n the Matter of W. D. Hill, Lown desvjUe, S. C., - Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. "o the Creditors of the above named Bankrupt: Take notice that on April 20, 1922, he above named bankrupt filed his etition in said Court praying that he (lay be decreed by the Court to hare full discharge from all debts prov b!o against his estate, except such UNCLE JOE GETS BIG Uncle Joe Cannon, never without bigger and blacker cigar than he b'rbnday by Representative Vonc IRKING CLASS APPEAL FOR SOVI nee political labor internationals, the 1 ies demonstrated for a "united front a >hoto shows a part of the 40,000 work* of their leaders, outside the old Royal mblem of Soviet Russia, bearing the 1 debts as are excepted by law from | j such discharge, and a hearing was ithereupon ordered and will be had i | upon said petition on May 22, 1922 j j before said court, at Greenville in j said District, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, at which time and place all known creditors and other persons in interest may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the 44 - _ _ almost unknown Today ? a leader A sweeping verdic CIGAR FOR BIRTHDAY ; his big black cigar, was given a i ever had before on his recent eni M. Brennan of Michigan. working people of Berlin, Ger igainst capitalism" and for recog irs who gathered with their ban Palace in the Lustgarten. In tke >anner and sickle. prayer of said petition should mot be granted. D. C. DURHAM, Clerk. Dated at Greenville, S. C., Apr. 20. People of the United States burn 800,000,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas annually. China claims the invention of t'n? taxicab. cigarettes KJ t for QUALITY I