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FOR CONGRESS. I am a candidate for re-election t Congress from the Third Congression District, subject to the rules of th Democratic party. FRED H. DOMINICK. Subject to the rules of the Demo ?ratic Primary. I hereby announo myself a candidate for Congres, from the Third District. SAM KODGES SHERARD. E. P. McCravy is hereby announc ?i as a candidate for Congress Third District, subject to the rules oi the Democratic party. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I hereby announce myself as i candidate for the House of Repre cntatives subject to the action oj the Democratic Primary. THOMAS A. PUTNAM. I hereby announce myself as i candidate for the House of Repre sentatires subject to the rules o1 1fee Democratic Primary. M. J. ASHLEY. FOR AUDITOR. I hereby announce myself a candi Arte for the position 01 Auditor u: Abbeville County, subject to action of the Democratic Primary. BEN E. EVANS. FOR PROBATE JUDGE I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the offic< af Probate Judge of Abbevilh County subject to the action of th< Democratic Party. JONES F. MILLER. MORSE'S SPECIALS All .Men's Oxfords going at $2.5( per pair. Any Ladies' Slippers in the hous< for $1.50. We have cornfield beans, buncl beans, Mexican June Corn and Tur nip seed. Will have Lookout Moun. taia Seed Potatoes Saturday. Call on us for Calcium Arsenat* ad Molasses for poisoning the bol ?sev3. ft. AMOS B. MORSE CO. Accepts Anderson Pastorate. Rev. C. B. Williams, professor oi mathematics at Erskine College who has supplied the pulpit of th( JSresbyterian Church here on manj occasions, has accepted the pastorate of the A. R. P. church at Anderson according to the following from thf Anderson Daily Mail: The A. R. P. church of Andersor rill shortly have a new pastor, to fill the vacancy occasioned by tne leav. ing of Dr. J. M. Garrison, May 1st when he accepted the call to tak( Mother church. Dr. Garrison's sue eessor in Anderson will be the Rev <L B. Williams, for the last two years professor of Mathematics at Ers kine College. The eight years prioi to his coming to Erskine Colleg< were spent as pastor of the A. R. P church at Tampa, Fla. Local members of the A. R. P. con gregation are enthusiastic over hav ing secured Rev. Williams, he beinj quite well known in Anderson. H< graduated at Erskine College in 1915 WANTS iFOR SALE?Figs, tomatoes and pi. nento peppers in any quantity. Brookside Farm, Phone 213-2. lt< READY FOR BUSINESS?Our Mil is in first class condition now ant we can do your grinding prompt ty. MILLER'S MILL, at Raple: Shoals. 7, 7_2tpd. AGENTS WANTED?Male and fe male agents wanted to call on th< colored DODulation with the fastes seller of its kind on the market to day. Big money for those who wil work. Write for particulars, fndiai Chemical Co., Augusta, Gia. 6, 26< lOt-to July 17th. BATHING?Get your Bathing Suits Caps, Shoes, Water Wings, Ea Stojpies for men, women and chil irea at THE ECHO. 6 15.t BUY KLIM?I am sole distributor o: Kima for Abbeville County. Price for whole milk, 1 lb. 65c; 2% lbs *1.35; 5 lbs. $2.60. See Jame Dtrrac-ott, at Co-Operative St9re 6, 5.?tf. ! ABBEVILLE WINS ; FROM GREENWOOD Abbeville defeated Greenwood 9 to 7 Thursday afternoon at Rosen berg Field. After letting the "Em eralds" pull into the lead by a mar gin of four scores, our fielding be ,|0 " - J came air tight and a fatal batting s barrage was lain. After that it was Abbeville's game all 'round and in the middle. Milam, pitching for the locals got a ragged start but came through with t a good brand of breakers.' DeVore Andrews pitched well for Green, wood but he couldn't come up to our style of batting. i Starring with the stick, were, . Reames for Abbeville, who clipped ! off a home run in the sixth. Living ston did well for Greenwood, taking three hits out of three trips. Score: R. H. E. . i Abbeville _ 100 012 500?9 12 2 * Greenwood _ 202 021 000?7 11 4 Some of the things (that struck the Abbeville base ball fans at the game Thursday afternoon, as out standing features of the game, What struck you? G. A. McCanty liked Milan's work in the pinches, Reames' home run and Bruce Galloway's leap and catch. Owen Speed was struck by the difference in enthusiasm shown by Abbeville supporters when the tide I turned in their favor. ' What amused Will White was the monkey shines of the umpire. W. Joel Smith was struck (by Reames' home-run which complete ly unnerved Andrews. j iBradley Reese was struck by how glad everybody was when , Greenwood got licked. iW. D. Wilson says: "I am D? , glad we beat." Joel Morse says the first thing that struck him in the game yes j terday was the home-run by t Reames. 1 IPred Hill was sure Abbeville would get beat when he arrived at the 'ball ground. The thing that struck him though was the batting of the home team and the rattling . of the Greenwood pitcher. Sanford Howie claims that the outstanding feature in the game ram Loans an Overdraf r? 3 .Bonus <AIJ Furniture Real Est* Cash on ] Bank; The us< Confidence. established' facilities to Wl F. E. HARF Presid WANT ROAD IMPROVED A delegation from the Broad mouth Community appeared before s the Abbeville highway commission l: at its regular meeting last Saturday and asked that the road leading << from Honea Path to Ware Shoals v be improved. This road is the main highway to market for the people ^ living in that section and they feel that the road should be put in first class shape. After hearing the dele- ^ gation the commission decided to t take up this work as soon as cer i?- i-"U *ro /lnmnlofArl. tam utucx pwjwkw v The road from Ware Shoals to the old Maddox place has been graded and top soiled and with the stretch from there to the Anderson county line improved it would give a good road from here to Ware Shoals.? Honea Path Chronicle. An artificial wood that is so like the real thing that it can be worked with carpenters' tools and finished with a file or sandpaper is now being produced by an English firm. yesterday was the hitting of the Abbeville team. The home boys were able to hit when hits were needed, and wihen that old lucky seven came around Greenwood was simply out-classed. Oscar Cobb thinks the game was j j a regular slugging match with both ^ teams. Greenwood (being hit hard ^ in the seventh inning. f What struck Albert Rosenberg . was the batting of the entire Ab- t ibeville team and the jam up sup- ^ port accorded Milan; as well as the fine spirit shown by the entire ^ crowd. j Dr. Penney was struck by the s home-run of Reames and the ab sence of pretty girls. I Deer nuse eddltoral?whut struk | j mee with the gaim wus winnin em. ? keap it up an i will be satterfide. t dote smith. i R. M. Hill thinks base ball in < general is rotten. s * Dr. S. <J. Thomson thinks it was ^ an exciting game. 1 si n TVirtnison. Jr.: A ball srame i is always a good game when the home team wins." ? ?s Dr. R. H. Brice: "The ,1batting of < Scoggins and Reames was the j feature of the game. < Otto Bristow thinks Greenwood's ] pitcher was the best part of the i game. < CONDENSED STATE iers Ban ABBEVIl y\ r*n r\T Tlitt ULfUSHi UI RESOURCES d Discounts ts , id Stocks j and Fixtures $31( ] 91 ite Hand and Due from ^fulness of a Bank, perhs Founded on approved here an institution worth; meet your requirements. r? WKTI7ITP \//^f 131 $54* Is UVVH I1 I ilSON, P. B. SPEED lent. Vice-Preside] wmmmmmmmmmm i FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH f The subject of Pastor Weeks' ermon Sunday at 11 o'clock will >e "Faith, A Fight." ^ The evening sermon will be 'What's the Matter with Abbe ill*" t The church is making special ef- t ort now to be comfortable and r ttractive in every way. The new uditorium fans are in operation t iow and they render the church s horoughly comfortable. Come out ^ ,nd enjoy these services. i The Sunday School is meeting j mr trying period now. Some of 1 >ur tea:hers are absent. Any teach r who can not attend his class is nost earnestly urged to find a rood substitute and be sure and lotify the superintendent. Surely he teachers will take this interest n the work. The Sunday School pu >il who comes to Sunday School on < i hot Sunday morning deserves a < ,?ood teacher who can and will 3 each the lesson in an interesting ] vay. 1 The B. Y. P. U. meets at 7:30 1 t Sunday. The program will be in :harge of Group No. 1. All the|! 11 'oung people of the church are irged to be present. The Abbeville Association will 1 -- d v P 1 >rganize an asjutiauuiiai w. *.. J. at greenwood July 13th. All ' he young people's organizations in he Abbeville Association are urg sd to send delegates to this meet- ! ng. The meeting will be held in the South Main Street Baptist church. 1 This hospitable church has arrang- 1 >d the program and will serve all [ *ho come with dinner. The B. Y. J ?. U. of our churcn is expected to 1 lend a large delegation. The prayermeeting of the church j s being well sustained now. There . s room for more, tiowever . This j ie:rviee is held ih the basement of ;he church where It is always cool ind comfortable on Wednesday evenings. Our new members are ipecially urged to attend this ser- 1 nice, as it affords a splendid oppor ;unity to get Acquainted with the ' nembership of the church. Our hearts go out in tenderest jympathy with the stricken family >f our brother and sister, T. V. Sowie. The going of our dear little rirl, Elizabeth, leaves us all, es pecially this home, in bereavement indeed. "But we sorrow not as >thers who have no hope." MENT OF CONDITN k of Abl LLE, SOUTH CAROI -I TVTTCiTXTWaa TTTXTTT1 ' 1 DUOll^lJ^Ok) u ui^jj i 5,111.88 L,423.90 L,702.00 1,300.00 >,955.00 1,272.09 Capital.. Surplus .. Undivide* Dividend! Payal DEPOSI' Reserve I ) rrn A Qi7 >, I o<?.o I ips more than any other banking principles, com y of your Confidence. ^ IK BUSINESS J. C. THOMSON it. Cashier. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY (Continued from Page One) vas auctioned off in* front of the ity hall by Dr. Pressly. After the luction a social hour was spent on he square during which the refresh nents were served and music fur lished by Hatch's Band. At 8 o'clock the crowd repaired to he Opera House where a picture how and vaudeville was given which ! vas in every way a proper ending to i most delightful entertainment. The jrogram for the evening was as fol. 1 ows: SongHospital Birthday, by Girls. Turner Sumersault Orchestra. Mose Johnson in Original Coon Steps?Jimmie Bums. Awarding Parade Prizes. Picture Program. Dr. Pressly's number had to be :alled off on account of the absence )f the Doctor on an important case. Many were disappointed that this part of the evening's entertainment j iaa to oe omitted. cut uie otner xea ;ures were more than attractive. 1 The young girls as nurses were as sweet as young girls should be and ;he pantomine orchestra performance ivas greeted with applause as well as the number by Jimmie Burns of Greenwood in his minstrel song andi - lance. After the vaudeville numbers Mr. Verchot gave one of his picture shows, and they are always good.. ( The following ladies were in charge af the different parts of the enter- I bainment: Mrs. Frank Nickles had :harge of the parade. Miss Mae Robertson and Miss Gladys Wilson of the entertainment at the opera ! house at night while Mrs. P. B. Mc Lane. Mrs. E. R. Thomson and Mrs. C. H. McMurray and Miss Maggie Brooks looked after the social hour and the serving of refreshments. The Hospital committee desires to thank the people of Abbeville Coun ty for their help and cooperation in getting up the entertainment. Those failing to make their gifts at the party may do so by forward ing to Mrs. Frank Nickles, Abbeville, S? C. New York, July 6.?Babe Ruth hit a home run with three men on bases in the third inning of the first game of a twin bill with the Indi ans here today. It was Ruth's fourteenth home run of the season. leville Coi JNA. 50th, 1922: LIABILITIES ? nK ( ?f? I UjV 25,( d Profits 5,S s Unpaid )le July 1st, 3,( rS 439,2 i\md f $548,'! business is measured in t iucted by right methods, \ Ne know that you will fi: , G. CARROLL SWETE1 Assistant Cashier. ....THE.... Department Stores. Abbeville, S. C. W.e want you to see the many New Styles ....in.... MEN'S SHIRTS for Summer Wear. We are sure that you will find just the Style, Color and Material at the price you wish to pay. w4: THE.... Rosenberg Merc. Company, PHONE 38. Avvvvvvvvvvv "QUEEN OF SHEBA" apwp.a wnTTap THURSDAY and FRIDAY JULY 13th and 14th Matinee Each Day at 3:15; Night 8:20. One Show only. ADMISSION .. 25 and 50c AVVVVVVVVVV )00.00 )00.00 275.49 >12.00 259.54 >17.84 f 64.87 erms of vo have nd here