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CAUJDVV.XY GETS PLACE
IN ALL-STAR AMERICAN i
Sua* -VU- ?"v?- Next Season.?Chick i?
Viitri Best Shortstop By All
the Umpires
t fyrk Galloway has been selected
js iiwrtstop in the All-Star American
Lpa3? Team. All the umpires seemc5n?Ni
that Galloway was the
wrosv improved ball player in the
American League.
Tfrht.j asfced how it felt to be a
star, Chick's eyes flashed and some
rer* white teeth appeared as he
xxid tctk a smile, "It's great."
Tear should know this Chick Galfarcsy
when he is home, and home
s AWrevilIe, South Carolina with
4la. His real name is Clarence Edarar-4
Galloway, son of Mr. and Mrs.
JL 8. Galloway, twenty-five years
jM sad a fine manly looking fellow,
Tiaart manner and address.
-fie was born at Manning, S. C.,
ihe family later moving to Clinton
sod Sen to Abbeville. At Ulinton
1e attended the public school and
She Presbyterian College at which
insulation he became interested in
atfeleiks. Three years he was letter
Tear. ?* the Major Sports football, bas
trt fcaR and baseball.
Gs&raray was recognized as a
?Mai-hall player in college. His first
angxgrtJCtt'nt was with the Atlanta
SonChcni League in 1919. In the fall
rf tlafi year he went with the Philaand
has been with them
swr since.
fflact couldn't be persuaded to
"OSb. aftoct himself. He says he has
bo h&Mss, no pets, doesn't smoke,
is&fk tjrehew?but just "plays ball."
Bat asiwn asked about the athletics
fe vsraied up and there was an ea5g&
in. his. eye, and this is the i
ik^HL
Ur Athletics played 154 games
Has. sessson and about 50 additional
w3rib&>ii>c. and training games. Of
2fss ?nuber Galloway played every
gwwe atzai that is some record and v
for itself.
tiila&s. ft would interest the
to know that the majority of
dfe BoK players are college men!
iad lley are going in stronger each
?srdl year. They are all nice, clean'
' He expects the Philadelphia!
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w.ynijj tu. vvuic vuv uiuvu j
ifcst year than they did the presentj
5?je. He thinks the team will be
scrocger because the pitching will be
Setter.. With, the additional fielders
Sis? ?c45erd will be stronger and also
Ifce. infield.
Trawmif will begin about the first
l?if'Msrc& m Montgomery, Ala., and ,
Sasi about five or six weeks. The ,
cany 25 men on the team',
assfoTtfus number 8 or 9 are pitch- ,
*3L ,
iSfceifte is proud of this son1,
won a place for himself in (
she greatest of all sports. And it ,
is aafc watural for the people here ,
at-. fad a thrill when he becomes a 4
-*fTeadtlY;r*r'T and to bask in the sun- ,
Aiat "his reflected glory. (
tkoo f^rno KfAfViarc nrliA
Mukvuvrttj uao win vv ui vwuvio ? *?v
<gfee pro^rse of coming into the
.uasSgftt later on. Eugene Galloway
* sStecciing the Presbyterian ColItfe
at Clinton, Bruce Galloway is
* state/y? at Furman University at
tfte?Kr>JIe and Ashby Galloway, is
jrteTiirT^ the Abbeville High school
iEKLLssi but not least, is an adoring
wackc?- and father.
Selow are a few of the questions
An afT-star can be asked:
Vhat did you find hardest to ac KjrHi&Mi
Tir your work?
Tjs stop: ttier ball (with a twinkle
fc afe eye.)
Ha? do you like Philadelphia?
Tis 3 sreat old town."
Wfcit time did you get up in the
iwmius?
dl/t U U / V V1VVA!
TOrr did you eat?
'rB*en. we ate sparingly, if at all
2tef<iare tfe game at noon, but we
al**js tad a fine dinner in the eve ans."
you get to the top of basesst#:
trteuit then?
there are many years ahead
k" n? yet, and I hadn't thought of
twccT
What do you think of Kennesaw
Sozrofcu- Landls?
"?: fcbmk Judge Landis has been a
jrrrat" *:e!p to baseball, and he cer
^aintjr rrakes them toe the line."
WJnut are you going to do while
ct bowe?
"TTarnt birds. I think I'll run down
. Georgetown later on and do a lit~5e
<iu shooting/
the label on your paper..
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At a recent meeting of the improvement
Association of the school
officers wore elected for the coming
year. Business of importance was
transacted and much interest was
manifested by the large crowd pres
ent, Ice cream was served by the Association.
Miss Elizabeth Agnew left this
week to resume her school work at
Grambling in Spartanbury county.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith attended
the Nickles-Mcllwain wedding near
Hodges today.
The many friends of Mrs. Luther
Bowie will be pleased to learn that
she is now recovering from her recent
severe illness.
Mrs. Marion Poore and children
spent the week-end with relatives in
Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thomas speJit
Sunday in Greenwood visiting rela1
W V C2>. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin were
the guests of Mr. Franklin Drake
and Mrq Minnie Smith of the Drake
section last Thursday. ,
" Mr. Leland Smith and mother,
Mi*s. Franklin Smith were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Sproles of 1
Greenwood last Saturday.
A most interesting meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church was held at the
home of Mrs. John Hodges last
Thursday afternoon. A splendid
missionary program was carried out
This beting the annual "Birthday"
meeting a liberal offering was given (
for mission work. A very pleasant
social hour was enjoyed when Mrs.
Hodges and daughter, Mrs. Agnew
served delicious pineapple sherbert
and pound cake. Mrs. Haskin Winn
assisted the hostesses in serving, A
number of invited guests were present
as wedl as the entire membership.
Misses 'Stevenson and Newton
spent the week-end at their respective
homes, Townville and Penddleton.
Mrs. Lily Gordon spent some time
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Baskin
Winn.
Mrs. Tom Graham was a business
visitor in Honea Path on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Gordon and Miss
Thompson were shopping in Green
wood last Saturday.
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OPERA HOUSE V
?FRIDAY? ^
GLORIA SWANSON In x V
"HER HUSBAND'S V
TRADEMARK." V
How far can a wife go to ^
help her husband in business? V
And if he proves unworthy of V
her love?how far can she V
go to find happiness? V
See the glisten of wealth and V
beauty in New York's Fash- V
' ion Belt. See the thrilling V
bandit raid on the Mexican
border. See the great love V
scene in the forest. V
15c.?Admission?35c. v
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Railway Mail Service Exams.
Mr. Bolt of the Charleston office
of the Railray Mail service was in
Abbeville yesterday and examined
the celrks in the postoffice un the
Railway Mail scheme. The Abbeville
Clerks all made over 99 per cent,
on the examination and one clerk
put up the scheme in 16 minutes.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Execution.
County Savings Bank, - - Plaintiff
ogauisb
R. R. Tolbert, Jr., - - Defendant
By vii-tue of an execution to me
directed,'in the above stated case, I
will sell to the highest bidder, at
Public Auction within the legal hours j
of sale, at Ferguson's Stable on
Salesday the 6th day of November
A. D. 1922, all the right, title and
interest of R. R. Tolbert, Jr. in the
following described property, to wit:
Five mules, one two-horse wagon,
ten hogs, 160 cedar posts, varying in
lonp-th from ten to thirty feet.
Levied on and to be sold as the
property of R. R. Tolbert, Jr., the
proceeds to be applied to satisfy the
aforesaid Execution and costs.
TERMS?CASH.
F. B. McLANE, Sheriff
Of Abbeville County.
Oct. 21, 1922. 3wks.
"HER HUSBAND'S TRADEMARK" {f
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Real Love Triumphs in Gloria 5wan*!j j
son's Paramount Picture. &
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Audiences at the Opera House 1
next Friday will learn with satisfac- J !
tion just what constitutes "Her Hus- J i
band's Trademark," Gloria Swan- I |
son's latest Paramount vehicle, which I j
will be the feature at that theatre | Z
for one day only. |
In this case, the husband's trade- | f
mark is a gorgeously dressed wife. J j
The husband is not wealthy, but hop- {
es to attain wealth by making a show J J
of wealth. The plot thickens when j| I
a friend of husband and wife, re- f 2
turns after gaining both wealth and - ]
greatness, falls in love with the wifej- J
and the husband, to promote his sel"js j
fish financial aims, rather encourages jS 1
the romance. The outgrowth of thisij j
situation is a powerful climax show-JJ j
ing the disillusionment and after afl |
thrilling encounter with bandits in [I
old Mexico, the scene of the friend's ||?
oil lands, the death of the cowardly Qj
husband and the triumph of rifht- jjj
eous love. . . , r?"
Stuart Holmes plays the husband . j
with all his old-time finesse, as a'i j
suave villian, Richard Wayne por-ij i
trays the friend and the other roles :S
are in the hands of L*ucien Littlefield I
Clarence Burton and Charles Qgle. ? 2
The production, directed by Sam ?
Wood, is picturesque in theme, plot,J
and scenic beauty. Lorna Moon J 2
wrote the scenario from the origi- I
nal photoplay by Clara Beranger. r j
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PREACHING AT DE LA HOWE j
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The services Sunday afternoon [ j
were marked by the largest attend- j I
ance since their inauguration. Next i J
Sunday, Oct. 29, Rev. John A. Mc- ff 3
Murray, pastor of the Presbyterian g J
Church of Abbeville, will preach and p ]
the following Sunday, Nov. 5, Rev. . J
L. H. Gardiner, pastor of the Bap- ? ]
tist Church of McCormick, will pre- J j
side. ; j
Charleston Would interest Ford ]
Charleston, Oct. 22.?The port J
utilities commission which operates j
the city-owned terminals here an- i i
nounced tonight that it will co-oper- I
ate with other organizations in dir- I
ecting the attention of Henry Ford, j
motor car manufacturer, to Charles ]
ton as a center for* his exporting ac | j
tivities, The Chamber of Commerce I !|1
has appointed a special committee jf
to get into touch with Mr. Ford. MR
SHERIFF'S SALE S
The State of South Carolina, |
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. [
Court of Common Pleas. [
The Planters Bank of Abbeville, J J
Plaintiff, | I
against ? ]
J. P. Clinkscales and L. 0. Clink- * ]
scales, _ _ Defendants. ]
By Virtue of an Execution to Me . j
Directed in the above stated case I j
have levied on and will sell at pub- J j
lie outcry for cash at Abbeville 1 i
Court House on salesday in Novem- I
ber, A. D. 1922, within the legal ?
hours of sale the following des- I I
cribed real estate situate, lying and ( !
being in Abbeville County and said J
State, to wit: 2 '
All the Undivided Interest of L. J
O. Clinkscales In ? J
(1) That tract or parcel of land g
situate, lying and being near the _
corporate limits of the city of Abbeville,
known as the Mazyck place,
containing sixty-five (65) acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands ^
of J. L. Hill on the north and northwest;
by lands of E. A. Williams on
southeast' (being separated from Mi
same by a road); by Anderson road .
on northwest and by lands of Louise
Ellison on west.
(2) All that other tract or pareel
of land in Diamond Hill Township,
known as the Power place, containing
One Hundred and sixty (160) by
acres, more or less, and bounded by A1
lands of J. Allen Smith, Ben Hal", nu
and A. M. Simpson and perhaps ofl
others. A1
(3) All that other tract or par- in
eel of land in Lowndesville town- lej
ship, containing One Hundred (100) de
aci-es, more or less, bounded by or
lands of Bas. Mann, T. B. Martin be
and others, and by the public road, St
and known as the Huckabee place. Si
j Levied on and to be sold as the be
property of L. 0. Clinkscales to Pi
satisfy said execution. cs
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps, ch
F. B. McLANE,
i 3wk Wed Sheriff for A. C., S. C. 0<
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WASTE R'S SALE
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE
Court of Common Pleas
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iss Mary T. Hill, Executrix,
Plaintiff,
against
nie Rice, Jessie Rice and others,
Defendants.
By authority of a Decree of Sale
the Court of Common Pleas for
)beville County, in said, state,
ide in the above stated case, I will
?er for sale, at Public Outcry, at
sbeville C. H., S. C. on Salesday
November, A. D., 1922, within the
?al hours of sale the following
scribed land, to wit: All that tract
parcel of land situate, lying and
ling in Abbeville County, in the
ate aforesaid, containing Sixtyx
(66) Acres, more or less, and
mnrlpd bv lands of Jim Prince, Joe
ince, J. H. Bell, Ed Smith, the
tate of J. E Brownlee and others.
TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Puraser
to pay for stamps and papers.
THOS. P. THOMSON,
:t. 19, 1922 Master A. C., 3 C
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MEN KNOW......
ARD & FOSTER and F]
hoes mean ECONOMY
:lusie Agents in Abbevill
l lines and it is with a gr
. that we announce?
IING IN MEN'S SHOES
T PRICES THAT \
NDIVIDUAL POCKE1
FLORSHEIM SHOES
$10.00
A r?rk n r'/\fiTr,n PI 1
JWAKU cc r UO 1 Liv on
7.50, $8.50, $9.1
YENBERG, MENZ, LUT
$4.00 ? $6,50
-ine of Men's ALL LEA1
1.00, $3.50 and $4.
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)utfitters For Mei
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M A S T E R'S SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE
Court of Common Pleas
Mrs. Jennie M. Botts, individually
and as Executrix of the estate of
m tt j nfvors
1. XI. X>ULUJ, ucvcascu anu VU1V.U)
Plaintiff
against
W. D. Botts, Maude Botts and others,
' - - - Defendants.
By authority of a Decree of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State,
made in the above stated case, I will
offer for sale at Public Outcry, at
Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Salesday
in November, A. D. 1922, within the
legal hours of sale the following des|
cribed land, to wit: All that tract or
plantation of land situate, lying and
being in Abbeville County, in the
State aforesaid, about three miles
east of the city of Abbeville on the
Abbeville-Hodges public road, containing
Two Hundred (200) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands
now or formerly belonging to P.
Rosenberg and Company, Jno. W.
Botts, Mr6. Emma Haddon, Dixie
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WANTS S
FOR SALE?One large Boston F^HN
Apply to Mrs. Dendy Miller.
SWEATERS?Ladies' Silk and
Sweaters at the wholesale qM9e
See them. Miller & Evans. |HH
FOR SALE?Ferns, hydran^HH
and Begonias. 73 Poplar St^^H|
10- 23. 3tpd. M
SHOES?See us for Shoes. We
selling out our ladies and |BH
dren's shoes at cost and
shoes cheap. Miller & Evans-^^HJ
WANTED?To buy Hides. Will^^H
highest market price. Next toflHjN
G. E. Calvert's wholesale ho^HH
10, 25.4tpd. Robt. S. Elliflflfl
Land Company and J. A. Shanc^^^H
D. Miller and others, and l^^^B
known as the T. H. Botts home
TERMS OF SALE?Cash. UH
chaser to pay for stamps and pa^^^H
THOS. P. THOMSON^HS
Oct. 19, 1922 Master A.