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VOL. XI
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 20 1922
NUMBER FIFTEEN
,1 mil i uMjnMjuivij
ABOUT TO SPLIT
Cox, Tumulty, Hamilton Holt
Plata Rips Democratic Par
ty Wide Open
. WASHINGTON- All is not well
. in the Democratic party. Har
mony and contentment donot dwell
... ' l ii T .
lism does not exist among its leaders
neither is there unanimity among
: them regarding the policies of the
party. The Jefferson Birthday ban
auet held in New York City, which
. i i a i -
was 10 nave oeen noi oniy a ieasi 01
Democratic reason but an occasion
for presenting a united front to the
opposition on the eve of a congress-
l - a? I a. t. il:
but what the advanc notices adver
tised." The aftermath shows the oc
casion to have caused even a great
er schism in the party than existed
before, and a greater feeling of dis
gust among the prominent Democrats
wuose aggressive uuuicxabiuii is u-
solutely essetial to the Democratic
organization if its is to make any
sort of showing in the coming years.
The most disturbing incident of the
Jeefffferson Day affair was a tel
egram purporting to have come from
'-former resident wusom u nas
f since developed that Mr Wilson
THE CYCLOPS NOTE
PROVED A FAKE.
The bpttle picked ng near Cape
a hote purporting to have been writ
ten by a member of the ill- fated
Lookout some weeks agocon taming
Cyclops crew turned out to have, been
a fake. No word has yet come from
the vessel and probably none ever
will come. There was considerable
interest in the report and many peo
ple heped that there was something
in it that' would give light on the
fate of the Cyclops. The News re
ceived a letter from a lady in Nor
folk who had a brother on the ship
and many inquiries were sent in to
the Navy Department about the mat
ter. , 1
An account of Jthe incident taken
from the Raleigh News and Obser
ver is given herewith: 1
Hoax" is the verdict of the Navy
Deportment after a careful investiga
tion of the note found in a bottle
picked up on Core Banks purport
ing to have been written aboard the
mystery ship "Cyclops" on January
18, 1918, while th ship was under
fire of a German submarine. On
that date the ship was lying in
Hampton Roads..
Again the inscrutable sea's se
crets are kept inviolate and the mys
tery of the fate of the Naval col
lier is as deep in the green shad
ows as ever it was. Hope that sprang
up here and there over the United
at last word had come
NEW TARIFF BILL
IS ALL AMERICAN
Senator McCumer Expfa'ns
How Ne' wTariff Will Bring
Prosperity to America;
''!'-
WASHNGTON In connection with
the presentation to the Senate , of
the Fordney tariff bill as mehded
by the Senate Finance committee
Senator McCumber, chairman of the
Finance committee, issued a state
ment, "in behalf of the committee"
that the bill as reported bv the com-
mitte is "an ail-American tariff bilL"
in which he emphasized the. fact
said Senator McCumber, when ap
proved by both the Senate and the
House, will be the first national tariff
bill in our history. Throughout the
prepartion of this measure the Sen
ate Finance committee has endeavor
ed to lay the foundation for an era
of nation-wide prosperity. Increased
: no increase production without a
prosperous consuming public. The
American market is the one great
important market for American pro
ducts. TheAmerican jpeople , . con
sume more than 90 per cent of every
thing they produce. The. producer
is thre fore most vitality interest
in not only maintaining but in in
creasing the purchasing power of
every individual consumer. With
this thought in mind the public will
recognize tnis bill as a consumers
tariff- Its object is to restore the
ELECTION BOARD ARRANGE
FOR PRIMARY
The county Board of Elections
met here Saturday for the purpose
of . organizing and also met again
Tuesday in order to appoint pollholder
biiu registrars ior ine June primaries
SURVEY HAS STARTED ."
ON CENTRAL HIGHWAY
' The preliminary physcial woik on
the Central Highway which ; will
stretch from the courthouse in Beau
fort to the Tennessee line, i"i" dis
tance of some 600 miles, began here
'! OA- A A.l
Jiaot eitner wnie me wegram ur , .
, T ... ... T. ,fc . up from the sea. Relatives heartened
' 1 know anvthinz of it Its author was
i ... . tm il ii nrnmiw iiij i. uiiir i ii ir enl iii
iJesenh Tumulty and he just "made " , , " ri- iw onject w rtsw mo
' W a teWram which he tbought Duying power oi me consumer, ine
ex-President Wilson might hav writ-, becreUry Ue nby. Senate Finance committee is con-
ten. Back of its this is the fact that' t " ivincea inai uie nrsi siep in.mcr-
, Tumulty ana ma crowa re
The orpanizAtimi nf ih hair A wan Tuesday. Th first work to be done
effected by making D E. Langdale, is making a survey of the road to
chairman and Geo. W, Pine .secretary the Craven line and this is now go-
W. -A. Mace is the other member of inar forward. , 4 ''
A party of locating engineesr, with
J. L. Phillips of Kinston in charge
arrived here Monday for the purpose
of locating the highway. TheHther
. . T 't', i 'l..M.v tlJ
memDers oi , wie pany dbbiucb mr.
Phillips are John S. Barnes Jr., J.
C. Cornell, Geo. W., Gooding-, Louis
Smith, H. JX Barden, M L. . Hardy.
The engineers will first make a map
of the road as it now runs and then
lay out a new road with such changes
as may be necessary They also get
data for the contractors ana otner
information necessary for construc-
ing the hbway-i-f---It
cannot be foretold exactly
how much time will be refluired for
the survey but the engineers think
that to do. the, work carefully and
satisfactorily in every particular will
probably require two months. From
information furnished by the engi
neers the engineering office in Ral
eigh prepares plans and specifications
on which as a basis the contracts are
let As to when the actual construc
tion of the highway will begin no one
can tell with certainty at this time. '
!BnrsAwinLir
WILL START SOON
Arrangements Have Been Com. 'i
pleted For 'Starting Carter
et Lumber Company's
the board
At the meeting Tuesday the follow
ine were chosen registrars and noil
holders for their respective . voting
precincts., : ;
Stella:' B. W. Irvin? Refiristrar.
Ii. W. Pellitier P. H., Adrian Morris,
: Bucks Store: Nash D. Winberry,
Registrar, F. C. Jones P. H., Pellli
tier, J. A Jones, P, j ;'(
. Sanders Store: . S. F. Brinsoh, Reg
trar, E. A. Sanders, P. H , LH.
Pringle, P. H.. ' -rV v-i '
N .Eldorado: W E. Smith, Regis
trar, Damon Guthrie, P. H. E.S.
Garner, P. H. '
Newport: F P. Bell, Registrar,
D. E. Mann PH.D. N. McCain P H
Hull Swamp: J W, Boone, Reg
istrar, W. A. Murdock, P. H., A. T.
Garner, P H. ; .
" Salter Path: Geo. W. Smith, Reg
istrar, G. A. Willis," P. H.V Harvey
Willis, PH.
Morehead City: R. W. Wallace,
W. S. Swindell, Jr., P. H. , C. T,
GUUkin P. H.
to the "note correspond to
OnnK vO line uu luimcr i iiwn . ,
. i . . ..... . ... I the initials of any man who
nereais nenina we panner v . , , . . .
" . (listed in the ships complement of1
KiOM as BKainei ur. tuw. , a v J v.4
cabinet. But that is another story.
been
ing the individual's abiity,to buy is to
nmva wnrlr fop tha worker, and
I markets for the workers' and farm
ers' products. -
"The Senate Finance Committee
has given every opportunity to all
representatives of American Indus-
, DEAH TAKES AN OPTIMIST.
teles, importers,, lobor and agrkul-Chadirkk p;
ture' to present facts relating to Merrimon: L.
written. Somewhere a lands-
. l l I . 111. .A - k
. .. '.v . 'man ii DroDADiT snuiinK fc
Sufflcieat anto the cay oi ua umo- - that he has nl.VL
craUc Party s the trouble ttereoi. 7"T" ..' .AffU or ousmeawa mu wn.
2r.T-!JL r.. K brVen h ot P,cktd UP in bpttl! 1 f ronUn them -today,. A. a result
out aVreah as a resuTt of the Tumul"' rehead City J-; . f this general economil sury sup
- I to the Nnews and Observer by Irwin d fc ernment reporU and
.itateV S candidate Cox. who Davis, and then to SecreUry Den-Ctttig.tionll, . W bi U. been
eama within 7.000.000 of being elect-1 T7I77ZZZZZ7 writUn which wQl when accompanied
.. . . ,, .. . c. , ,'DLMUVKaia HILI HLU
cd rresideni oi uie umwj
which is faraway from the Presi
dency as any candidate hasever gat
ton, is pust now a very dUturb ng
Xn h Democratic councils.
Edward Chadwick, P. H., S. D. Del-1 When Van Buren Mades, a well
mar, P. H. Unn lun of Beaufarit nsssed
.Wire Grass: Alex Norrls Regis- away Tuesday evening at ten o'clock
trar, M M. Eubanks, P. H J. W. the town lost an interesting charac
Lane, P. H. , ter and a useful man. Mr. Madei
Long Pine: Wm. King, Registrar, . was 75 years old on the fourth day
Elisha Felton, P. H., T. L Piver, P. of AprU and had lived in Beaufort
H. "; . Uu of his life. He was a carter by
Harlowt: D. W. Sabiston, Regis-trade and for 47 years hsd worked
trar, Roy F Mason, P. H., W. W. for the late B. L. Jones and his ton
V TT I.ULM A
. . rtW "V. lh. am mmm- iwwuu mum
Merrimon: L. B. Goodwin.' Rm-' .mutant . Tim nMrl alwava wire a
their businesses and conditions eon- j,trar, J. t. Nelaon, P H, E. F. flower on his coat and always a
. . a 1 a- I i
Carraway, P. H. amile on his face. Mr.- Mades- was
E. Wards Creek; W. C( GUlkin, an invincible optimist and nothing
Registrar, D. W. Gillikin, ,P. H.,'but death eould overcome the genial
Andrew Gillikin, PH. (current of his soul and even that
W. WJ rds Creek: Joel Dowty, ' cannot efface the memory of his kind
fT?aTimnAY by re"nb, duction ln nPr-, Registrar, Clevebnd Gillikin, P. H.,'ly, happy life. Mr. Mades is surviv-
LAST SATUSUJAi ; , . posta. brina I wt.-u.ii r-u T IT I . 1 1 j I. .
tation and production costa, bring
prosperity to the whole country by
k1 1J! jf'u.tolrM! lAv'nivullvaf I fill
Mitchell Golden, P. H. ' led by bis widow, a daughter Mrs.
JStraiU: IL-C Whitehurst, Reg- ( Moses Austin, two sons Jack and
Utrar, Chan.. D. "Stewart, P. - H 1 Southey Made. Ha was buried yes
S. Pigott, P. n. terday afternoon In St. Paul's" ceme
Ilarker's Wand: W. H. Guthrie, tery.
Registrar, M. G. Fulford, P. H. !
John L, WillU, P. H. j EASTER MUSICAL AT
Marshallberg: Thos. Nelson, R?g-j ANN STREET CHURCH
Utrar. E. D. Moore. P. IL. J. L. . , .
Murphy, P. H. J
Smyrna:
The . Infomation- which mmv tmwv.
pie hereabouts have heard, that th
Carteret Lumber 'Company would
resume . full time operations 'on the
8th of May, was gladly received. It
has putnew courage InV some - who
were inclined to be donweast and
and spread a spirit of- optimism in 4
the' r community. The ? big ' lumber ' '
plant is the largest industrial enter
prise in Carteret county and its op
eration means a lot for Beaufort and
in fact a considerable part of this ,
county. It is like transfusing" new
blood into a sick person. ; "
For more than a year now tha '
lumber plant has not operated on full '.
time schedule. , A part of the plants
has been run at Intervals and its
retail department has been doing a
good business right along, but only 1
a small force of men have been era-
ployed and many who formerly work-
ed there have gone away from this
section.; Some of them will return,
and Work again at the mill. O. L. ;
Cotton who formerly looked after tha ;
logging, E ,C. Blount filer and W.
L. Simmons, head millwright will all
return., '.- ' : f, '
Wilson Brothers of Pittsburg, Penn-,
sylvan ia are the owners-of the Car--,
teret Lumber Company and also of
several other mills. Mr. F. R. See- ;
ly who is the manager of the local ,
mill made a trip recently to Pittsburg
and while ther made the necessary
arrangements . to get the plant In .
operation once more..: Prices for; .'
lumber of course how are far low
er than they were a few years ago'
but the demand for it is good.' There -
is a lot o( building going; on throuh.
out the country . now. and business
in - general is showing decided inv
provemehL ' It is considered likely
that when the Carteret Lumber Com-
nnnv rets in full swing that it will '
be able to meet competition and get
ita fuH share of the business. This '
will mean that the' plant will be op- ,
crated full time and for long. time
to come. The machinery of tha plant
has been kept in good shape and
there will be no trouble about stirt-
log lrup" when'the opening day ar
rives.-. .'. . . c. .-.'."
The Democratic county convention ' providing "markets for producen arta
met here Saturday in the county (work for consumers.
lacvor ui - t .
banquet of the League of Nations and 'ed. There were seven ladies present, j We mtnt make It in the United States
his announcement that It would be -The meeting was calld to order by, But tiers can be.no prosperity u
the main issue in the coming p-si-.county chairman Luthr Hamilton of, less snd unUl the Amerfcsn produ
dentlal campaign has been received J Merehead City who sUted that its cer snd consumer re protected a
with alarm and disgust by the Demo-1 object was to elect .delegat.-s to fie'gainst unfair, discriminatory compe-
.... -i L...t ik innln '?.)'. .ABaiit!iiii anil tranatrt inv IllW.n of foreign Countries. . It is
l..1ri UirOUKIHfUb W " tfbv vviifiiwwii -. . - i UUIIMIMi a "
This is more than a passing wLhn of other business that might cone be-(fal'e and shortrsjgh'.ed econmy to -e-(Vernon Simpson, P. IL, E. E. Ful- church before one of the
rd evidence of fore IL On motion of W. M. Webb duct the purchasing out put of our v
er. P. II. rmwA ever aeen there.
Air. vo. . - .... . ...... j .v. ..... ' . " ; . . .
. . ... t.. ik. iMmA.iu. ii-. m i l . - m m.a tnmiim wrminini (irinriMina intrtDT rcuyci i v" n.. ci... nn.i nn.4 Tnsn m.. . mmij. Th. mhiam got nri mi
. i t . . .iu n.inli ... , . i .. . . ..... a I . .
cnasing power m ghip: ii. H. Uavis Registrar, imi H. M. Hendrix was well arranged ana while tne raia was going n.
simply because we cinrpurcbsse tor-lw xvi, P. H., Ceo. A. Winis, P. beautifully rendered. "In the raiding party were ProhlbiUon
it I m.. .L. II.... rlt: TIT n A 11. n Khrlf f T M.
An ruler Musical was riven last
F.D. Smith, Registrar, Sunday evenine'et the Methodist
STILL AND LIQUOR CAPTUDSD.
-
A big .copper still, 0 gallons of
corn whiskey and 600 gallons of beer
was raked ln by a raiding party Just
largest over the line between Craven and
Carteret counties lat Sunday af Ur-.
cralic party which may evert' go so. chairman and R. T. Wade secretary
. .... I. t'-A r'lri i ' 1 .Ra..,u(inra were adaDlJ bv the CJn
nmn Mull. It has all come ; ventlon in respect to the memory elgn made articles cheaper. Our
bout by Hamilton Holt demanding '0f the late Corgreasman Brlnton aid people must earn money before they
' .. ..ii - .mU1I.i . i...! l .k. ci .1 ' It bilker at home or abroad.
that Chairman hu.i c pw.-. mio rcMHuiw.ia muum mw ..-- i,,, ,.v... --
meeting of the Democratic national', dmlnistration and the record cf the The fundamental principle of tariT
eommittee for the purpone of put- Senators and Congressmen irom legislation, therefore, at this time is
alng the party on rcord for the revi. NorUl Carolina. to provide work, to Increase produc
val of the League of Nations issue, i AMiember of gentlemen were cill- tlcrf and restore the consumers buy
It developes that Hamilton Ho'.t has j ej on for speeches and reoponses ng power."
(' tveen having considerable correipon- mtTm by Chas. S. Wallace, T.. .
V: n . . ... . tha isV'.r. W.J. T nik.. Hamilton W. U. 1 MOYT TOOTLE DEAD.
II
QUARANTINE BOAT HERE.
lect and Mr. vox v" nioo, t , ... . veoar
klmstlf in wriUng to the Hamilton Wallace . Styron and M. Usle Davis. Hoy t Tootle one of the be.t known . JoB,4n D(,nieis p
Halt 'Idea of forcing Mr. Hull to call tp,ktr, ajj pred hope that'.nd hlgMy respected negroes died tJhn D,n. p. H.
the Democratic committee to special th- D-mocrtu would carry the county his home near ocean wis coum, . rorUmottth: Harry Dlton, Keg'
Llon for the purpose of adapting nfU Nobe, .nd set forth tVlr .n early hour last Thursday morning j ntoAort s,,ur, P. H., Mon-
H.mllton Holt's Ideas. Ideterminaltoa to work to tSat end. following an Illness of several p , .
Me lloll snd maJoHty of the;Mr nAmtlton aroused moeh enCiu.l-1 Hoyt was sixty five years of age . ,
Ue Itoll and a majors .nr. itanuivon arwwim i" m. -
m .. . ti.a An not t... w. WmJm. Wilaon 1 .nl known throuahout the Coun
rVamordUe national CTiiiHi..w. iHiimjnipnn. ., .. , - ,
to abdicate In favor of X'. d denounce the Republican party ty as an honest and great!y tnuted
Hamilton Holt tvea though Mr.;whch be said was held In contempt member of Ms race. He was
5.U S th. backing of the W-odA nUr. world. strong believer In th. education and
ilw Wtteon roundatloa crowd snd A wotlo, ., p,aad that all Upbuilding of his raco and I was liga
thT aasuranct of cooperation ef Mr. ;DtinocT,u In good standing who aUjly rt-peetod by his neighbor, both
at Uawavfr. girt iiie . unura imw vm wtwMw- - -
anlt.d with that of Ur. Col w!u ctassedaa delegates. The seven
force such sltusUoa that tt wUl Ualt pmMt wtre specially Urited
be aecei-ry for Mr. Hull other tojto mtlni u,- eonvenUoii. Na
aerrender the leaderahlp of PrtJ,was endomd for sny offic eby the
ta Mr nolt teaUra- W' B!ceeatlea, , The , tseetlag wss very
baa the barking of the real badera.UrVMn.t M as some af tha
if the DeraUa arty.' Mr.' Bryas lm Vest- DeTevats
U against any tach tactic. MrMe-,Uva bad la sovml yeerv ,
- . . I . .mLH ut jmm m
ASM - '.a m
TV. .V.l. Ik. au11nia had Cttrt. W. H. Allen. Sheriff T M.
l a vhvi a , f a ''w -- w . v " r
Piney Point: Edward H. Fulcher, been seated was Ward as tho in the; Thomas Jr., John Take and Lu ner
k t n t . .a .f I 1 a
Ueglstrsr, Uameron ruicner, r. distance singing ina rrosessionai uya.
Majoe Thomas CaskiSI. P. H. ("Christ the Lord is Risen Today"
Mill Point: Alvah B. Taylor, Reg- They then entered the church ,(w'.lch
Utrar. Howard Fulcher. P. IL, Nel- w.a beautifully decorated in ferns.
son .Willis, P. II. iLillles and dogwood blosom) ainaj-j The W,W. Miller a boat belonging
. n f. V lm r i . t. n i..t a n.rf.il.li. . u . 1'.U..I Ci.im mi.ranri aee.
n dik iuiiiv; in iiumo, i a mg me rnutwvii n iui Kim wv- i
trar, Chas. Mason, P. H., Thoa.W. Compoed of Mrs. Hendrix, Mrs. See : vice arrived In the harbor lat Satur
Nehon, P. H. ily, Mr. Holland and Dr. Swindell then j day on hr way to Tampa. For da.
Cedar Island: T. I Goodwin, Mng i will Lift UP Mine Eyes.jSe came here from Cape C.a.lea
"Hark! The EasUr Bells wss given station. Major II. F. Soma is in cnarge
!by Mrs Hendrix, Mrs, Seeley and MUa of the boat which has a crew of five
Portsmouth: Harry Dixon, Rer' Kksrren. The song by the children ; man. The weather has been stormy
from the County Home was very lm- now for several oays ana we wmm
presaive their voices blending perfect-j most too rough for the MUltr to
ly and bringing forth wonderful tones . proceed.
for untrained voices Tfteii' seconai
wmTdey AND MISS JONtl TO
. WED
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL NEWS
IN NXW QUARTERS.
Csrbour Erothero nnUhed moving
iu uadtrala the Seaate are .uadershli awsr fro as Has. Mt. Cex
llortlU lataad la barpsony with tha Dea-
Whal la partkuUrl!? aittarWng mUe emetotlel groups which foaght
areeeat b th fact .that Beaator ''tke'iaUncation af the treat'ee term
raea ct Ohio, cad dU for Uuted ly lh amameat caaftrenee
flnalen 'eV ""7
ry IM Mm m " 1
Is' an CH repWat'ea af Keaator
Paasareae. aha sarve Ud the treat.
.1-. faaa UkM. re laa.
aaay Deatomla waa believe tkat the AU at whkh Is giving DeasratW
..Mia r Mr. Cat la assumed for lMdert a bad ease af awta
the paraoM at -mbaraesmg Mr. Tm leaders a bad eeae 0 1 aervee audi I
ertae bacauet Mr. Cex fairs that feeeerts a wide epea apllt la the pir.l Mrs. 8a eSkarrea
Mr rVraa 31 selie the 0la ty. . friends la Nerfelk thla
Mr. C F. Drj ana at Beaufort!
sseet popular chltens ana a leading
fcnJnMa an hers vUl leava Satur
day asoralng for relarsburg.. Va
whera be U to marry Ml flareh
Davenport Jonea. Tha asarrlaga will
take plaeeat the home or PM fanes
mother Saturday tvealng , afUl whfel
the couple will ga a bridal tear
a 1 at a Gear aftd Other
Mies Jades le a aUv af Unlr. K.
C Foe several years aha has beea
eaoetaJ irv rh Stats AtrtnTtBrsI
depertatetit la a vary raspoasihls ea-
aaclty.
number was then own. Words and
Mima Violet Morme who Is a sthdent! tune. Nest was the antSem MThe
. t p.na anMt EaaUr at Pelletler. Riu. Ird. St Paul'a Orchestra
Messrs S. H. and T. X. Newoerry j,,, two splendid numbers. Tr Ust week and are now ooing oo""
Giles sad Laurie Willis who s s stud-1 paying a always snjoyed by all who in their new building aa Front tt
ents at Et. rauia spent usier wiw a,.r taem. . ine soop m
In Marehead City. n aaond naH ef tha or tram be adlofnine the one oa which their
.a a a I ..a '. . a S S a BTv S.
SuaC Smith spent Easter wltn MMtWi with a duet Oetly Lead Us" oy building was oamee lass wtcww.
.a,. .a B mm I . aw s awi a S tt
Mrs. Hendrix ana: ur. owinqeu
gertetta composed of , Mr. Tsylor.
Mrs. Headrtx. Mrs. SatWy, Ml-a Mod
Ua. Dr. . Swindell and Mr Holland
PUfit e o 4 era r" -
iiirt. Wast Smith ot Eogoa.
Edgar and' . Horace . Fulcher who
are static nu a spwa
... f. .1 Kim
Mlas Mary Clawaoa ana dyae rteai Ma( t-cne Where the uuies mooas
a a M. I mm S M at
OPEN BIDS TOR BONDS
A weetlng af' the beard of ja
snlssieacrs af Beaufort was held lest
ereykitora m Merehaad Ctty Setar-I a-u-T. -flew Gear and Eeaoii-BifHt for tha fmrpeee reelving bids
4my. ' fal cams aest folWwad by a beaatl- t0t he I
I ... a a ... asm af I . . a u. .a a . S ta. a Hi
ItaoaJ Mardach and W. If. Wat.
aaa spent Elator la WUdwoed with
their pareata. .. " ' :
Mlea nVy Aasthi who m atauent
at St Pauls apeat Easier wrua rer
pererile al Ocraaoka. . , 1 . - '. i
Ur. James Da was a fcaaaees
vlaitor al Morehead. City Monday.
bt'iae PeaH Taorr rDt Estt
with her parents al Sea Level.
U, md Mra. H R. Cefrea Wft
la visiting Salarday far Washlagtoa ta attend
woeh. ta haainrss
fnl sole "Open tha CaU
Tartor after which ta tha aero D a
meat af St Psol'l Orcbaatra the choir
mareh-4 front tha charch aiagisg te
ProseeaietiaL. . ,
110.000 keorevement bend.
by Mrs. paar hide vers aa band the best ef
A REAL OTTlMtSTa
The 'meals department ef the Cats
munlty Cob will sneet at tha home
ef Mr.A. D. 0Pryaa oa the after.
which was offered by a New OrWene
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taOa ef tha bid a UVjrm
ta the U and If their answer Is
satisfartory their 14 be aecept
ed, etheralae e!l tUls will be 're-
futes aaa a nr sale eeverure.
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