A mOGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN
kPER DEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDINfi OF AMERICAN HOMES AND AME|RICAN INDUSTRIES.
BURLINGTON, ALAMANCE COUNTY, NORTH CAROtlNA, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914.
MNH GOItllESraNDENCE
Our Correspondents Te'il the People
the Interesting Happenings^ of
their C?ommunities.
What Is Happening in My
GRAHAM SOCIETY VERY BUSY
Qtixte a Number Enteitaln lit Honor
/ of Young People Visitiug In .
the Village.
Altamahaw No, 1 Itenis-
/ AVheat threshings ure the style ail
through this sectioV..
The hum of the
' machines, is heard is several direc
tions.
The protracted meeting at Shiloh
win begin the first Sunday in August.
Let the people come.
Mhses An?7ie Matkins, Bessie Smitli,
Aleiie Bouldtn and Messrs. Carl Ross,
iliiny Lowe and Everette Apple were
{leasant callers at J. W, Faucette^s
Sur*day afternoon.
Say, Miss Annie, Mr. A. is still
in the land of the living-^ I see. How
io:j: did he call Sunday night?
]\Irs.,'John Durham .spent Sunday
visiting. Mrs. John Faucette.
Mr. and Mrs. Mx lyroe Herbin and
Uitle son and daughter, visited at
ITkcU’ Buck’s Sunday.
iViJss Kathleen Faucettc, wh« has
-l*f cn visiting friends in Reidsville, and
Lowe's Church, for two weeks,
returned home Sat^day. We hope;Mi'?i
-'^he had a pleosant ^y. i viDi.'
Rpv. W. j. Hackney filled his regu- i prosvrnt and
House Guests Enjoying Life
Tht home of Mrs. Edwin D. Scott
was the scene- of the jnost elaborate
of the season when she enter
tained Wednesday night at a diet?-
heart party and datici in honor of
he’ sistei* and brother^ Miss Dorothy
and Roscoe Bingham, of August, Ga.
The guest.«; were composed entirely of
the ^‘younger sot’’ and the occasion
was a most delightful one. Misses
Mari Goley and Blanche Scott as-
pjated the hostess* serving punch in
the dining room, where pink roses and
crepe myrtle were in profusion. First
the quests were entertained with dice
*kcailSt after which refreshments con
sisting of ices were served, and after
rhal the big porch was converted into
a i;::villion and all the new dances
were indulged in. Music was furnish
ed by Miss Rebecca Scott and Graham
Haroen. Miss Dorothy Brigham do-
iighted the crowd with recitations.
A voting conto.t.t then took place and
Mary Holt Spencer, of Martins-
Va., was voted the prettiest girl
presented with a box
QiARlOnE OFmS SHOTiBR. KILOfl AT GIB80NVILLE
Authorities on Their Mettle Effect a'l'rccchfd DedicaJory Sermon in the
Speedy Capture of Notorious Gang ■ >-eA Methodist Church Retenily
cf Gunmen. Built There.
Faur Oanmen ire Arrestefli* Splenflid New Stniflm:
UIIUAM505I BOV IS WTEa 03¥£BSOH ASKS FOB HELP
Ralt'igh Victim of Powder. £xplo.sion
is in a Very Serious
Candition.
injured by Powdor Explosion Three Counlles Damaged
Govc-rBor Craig Says the People of
Tile State Should Help Suffer
ers From Hail.
li
!ar appointment at Shiloh Sunday. jof coiuespondent cards. Those iiivit-
Mi'S. Ed, Lewis 1.“! spending someNd v-ere; Misse.s Margaret and Mary
visitin? her n:other, Mrs. Apple. |Hok Spencer and .Tames Spencer, of
tVy, Miss BeR.sio, liow did that new j Miirtinsville, Va., iliss Bonna and Elh-
lus'pcy rido Sunday? How long didjc) Williamson, George Williamson,
sonre one stay? You must. hurr>’up, i Vt illiumson and Doc Williamson, cf
we will set tii ed waitinj? for the bells ; S:’..'c;'.pahaw, Jli.ss Way Creighton, of
to ring. I Atinnta, Miss Faurette, of Norfolk,
jMrs. Saral) .Matkins is right feeble , ! s Russell and Cecil Gaat, of
at this time we are sorry to say. Hope jUiiviintgon, Thomas Wharton, of Ral-
slie may recover soin. Aunt Sarah is j cigh, and Allen Mebane, of Greens-
one of our oldest friend?, in our st-c-^ioru, Walter Holt, of Fayetteville,
’ tion. liiis.si-i- Lorsna Kernodle, Martha Holt,
■Wiss Kate I'aucotte spent a few ! ^'5 im’-'e I.ong, Helen Sitnmon.s, Frances
i)ay.‘ la-st week visiti!!.!: her .^istrr. i Mooi c, Mi(-!iael Holt Kei nodle. Her-
-\lrs. Robert Gwynn. ;!)fn Long, Willaid Goley, Hank and
Mrs. Sallie .Sluart, of c’rai;klinlon, Simmons, Charles Malor.e and
atfci ded church at Shiloh Sunday. .Gi'iih,;'n Harden, of Graham.
Mr-s Stuart i.s wcl! remembered at | « . »
Shiloh as ^liys Sallie Somers. She | 'rhii;.-^day niortiin^ Kc!>ccea
wa!-; the Senior Sunday Schood Teach-: H~oi,L w;,.^ h(,,..iivs to a nunilier of the
er ai. Shiloh for a !oi>.^ while. Clad lo i “voiuijrer .set.’' coir.£;liinontary to Miss
i'.a'";-! her with us. i.M;iy Creifrhton, of -\tlanta. BiidR'C
u.ncly Kuck !'':iu(-elte ar J .nunt Julia' was plaj^ed at four tables, after which
r.iuccttc have been on the -sick list.; r.-frcshn'soiits consistinjr of cantaloupe.
W* Jire ^:;;lad to say they arc bettor; .'-.-iiiK’s and ices wei'e >erve;i.
a! iWis lime. ; t » «
J Thu.'sdiiy afU*rnoOij Mi-s. J. L. Scolt,
Uout.- l-.iKht X-«s Notes. '-■’••‘^'•tainut! at a needle party in
^ ... , . ... I lionor of Mrs. Post, nf Orange, N. J.,
J i). bimpsoii ,\vho IS painting in i . .
\ A i U5^ Gilclirk-.st, of Phihidelphia.
Lahsbury. spent the wcek-cna at his ^
I Salaa and icej? wer*^ served. Those
I pres'Cnt were: Me.-'dames C, B. Erwin,
R. Rives, X D. Ker-
j nodio^. J. Harvey White, C. P. Al-
Chavlotte, July 19.—With the ar~ j
rest of the four men. who fired fronij
ambusii upon Assistant Chief Neill j
Elliott and Officer A. Bun Moore, of j
the Chariotte Policch Force, during the
eariy hours of yesterday morning,
seriously and possibly fatally wound
ing both of them, the confession of
a/’ four as to the party they payed in
the meloe near the intersection of the
Seaboard and the Norfolk Southern
tracks in Ward One and the icmovai
of the four, all bearing notably bad
police records, to Greensboro, for
safe keeping pending the determina
tion of the injuries of the wounoed
officers—all of this constituted one
of the busiest days that the l . -
lotK police has known in years, and
following so closely upon the heels
of the distress«ig tragedy in which
Fire Chief J. H. Wallace and Fire
Captain W. B. Glenn met death in
the. pursuit of duty, gave the city a
shock such as it has seldom before
experienced.
Gibsonviib, July iO.—The dedicaicry
Ispiicopai Church, South, this morning
at li o'clock by Bishop Jv C. Kil;’;o, of,
lljyrham, brought lo a dose n su..-Qess-
iiil and uplifting ci>r.ferev:ce which has
in >;essic.n for the pa:^t iow days,
ihe? sei'mosi Ly Disliop Kiljro wu:5
heard by a la:‘>re con^’rogatioj:. Tiie
v.-h.)ic seating capacity of \ha dv.ireh
v/as taxed its fulie.-l -exiei.t.
Tbe “Wiily, Veri'iy, i say Un
to ''icu,” was fouiid in the third verse
of ijie third chapter of John.
7ho sermon was . a masterful one,
r.r.d the bishop made a strong plea
ior the following of the dogmatic prin-
cioJes in religion «*jd was strong in
the emphasis of the fact that salva-
tjc*" does not come through scienco,
tut onlj’ thi'oup-.*! Jesu Christ. The
conti al theme of the sermon was bas
ed on the necessity of everlasting ei«-
ciji'iince in the chtirc-h vt Christ.
Jti the dedicatory ceremony at the
Close of the sermon, Bishop Kiigo
cj-ng’-atulated the members of the
ARRESTED REU-HANDEO. j church for the splendid building they
Hardly had the city realized thatj^*''"; erected, ar.d said that u-hile he
mother tragedy had been narrowly | that the .''p]“:;did v^'ork of the
averted when it became known that! ^
ail of the men responsible for the |
j^ho^ting had been arrested, the om-j^'*^^
cert capturing them almost reu-nand-1 “ house for God.
ed, for all of them when taken bore| ii^'^'oked the ble.^^sings of God on
th; marks of the late obstinate fray church-that it be preserved from
in which they had engaged. They and de.stjcration. and that the!
Raleigh,’ July ,17.—^There i.s some
ho]»e. today for the recovery of Mas
ter V/; H. Wiliiamson, Jr.. son. of W.
If.. Williamson, the well known cot
ton mill nurt here, who was dreadful
ly .injured Saturday evenirjr by a pow-
df txpicsiou at the old Tucker home
O" lii!l>’ooro .street.. The little felbAv
fout:d a -uroiler cf cans of powdt.'ir
"hut had stored for many yej;:*s
i:: the attJc of the Tuckei* hcaie and
t'iO;. t'kh.“3-j • vi\ inio the yard and
w-ir. ukjyj*?.*? with the!” in some way
tiijt hr.s not. heevi explained and there
was a zeri'iJT,.* explosion tliat literally
strapped the clothing from the upper
pan of the lad’s body, burning him
te«'iihiy. Hf has been unconscious
Uiach of the linxe since, but physicians
to.U'v report hopes for hi.s reco\Ty.
■}■> ,1,.:
.ai)
ipoijibers might be innueniial in train-1
home.
Mi!^s Orion Simpson, after spenu ,
t 1 XT o 1 J? Adolnh Long, M
int»: a pleasant week on No. 8, left for j „ ‘
hei home in Greensboro, last Satur-, , ,
1 bright, Frank Moore, J- C. Simmons,
day. I
jJ. Pomeroy^ C. B. Rani^in, A. K.
The following were vi.itor.s at Jonn | ^
V.% |ec.kom>.s Sunday: Will Whitsell j
,4.d I>. Henrv Mitchell, of Burlington; | - ,, •
*=* jof \jranam. Mrs. Banks Williamson.
I of tiioncoe, J. Mel Thompson, of Meb-
' av.c.
weic Jim Knotts, Jess Hefhis, alias
Jes'^. Ifartis, Will Stamey and IFiram
Siix*, all niembes'.'j. of a )?ang of ml^-;
CKruiils who have been giving the po~!
fico much trouble dunng the past i-'cv-jv/crc reaif nx|M f:5ssin«r iionrly
oral years, Knott.s, Siamcy and!‘*‘ -sr-i'j-'re thanks to the- tovvji uf Gi' -
Sik*-L have all i)een arrested in the 1 ^ entei lair.i'^ieiiL
past and sentenced to varying termst'ai'rof'c-ac:::^ an'j to riev. W. S.
for car-brf?Hking and store robbery. Halc.\ of the chuivh. and j'.i,-;
Som.’? iaca ot the character of thp. ‘.'i:'.!^r-;;atioa on thc.lv ;ucce.'> at
men may bo gaiticd by tlie statement i oiV the chuicli debt and no‘A-
tiiat Knotts had served 20 month.s on !\.*ady lor ihc dedic;itioti of liieb”
the roads since February, H)10, while --t h r.ew'*!hurc.'h. To Rev. J. M.
SiaiiiQy, in addition to breaking rock * picsidfjut cf fiu: cot.fcr-
at various times, has .served a por- . vsolutioii of thanks were ofTer-
tion of a lerm in the United Stales •••‘‘I »'ongratulations e>:teTuIod for
Federal pri.son in Atlanta, and waK|*-‘" ■ i'l-'ccssl’ui luanue;- in winch he
Ohiy paroled .several mosnlis ng.i r.n i ^he‘ alfairs of the cor;fcroin.t:
j.-;oi.J. : ',-hnvii:r. > ‘i h^- church is located in the
j .vrj! jKirt of the village and i.-s a
jncM )-vick slruch;re which would do
licath of Mr. James: AlbrighK
.Mr. .‘anies P. Albright died ?>tjdde:i-
V'.-i-:luy v.i his? honifi iri Greensboro
u •. ]'n;ri,-o -^i'set. Mr, .Albright had
bi-xi;: in ,',ti health and had not com-
. being i-ick in ^ny way. Hi?
h:\:\ : np f.tairs a:id h:'!.; just reach-
c'l lii.? !:t:;;rv/:iy when :»Irs. .Albright
ihiiai-d hi.- fall. She ri;.-;]ied lo him and
i>hysician was .^urainoned. Apo-
given a.= the cau.-;^ of hir
jOeatli.
t - ir. Aibrisjht was -“’45 years old ani
u residei'.t of Burlington until
:a;'i November wher, he moved to
C:ec:isboro rnd enfaged in the real
:\iv busintss.
'n»e fur.eral was held fron> tlie
ycung men and women fv>r th? ’ - i w i . . -it >
• Lpiscopal cnut'ch at ten o clock a^id
‘interment ai Pir.c Hill i’e;nt*tery.
begjnr.ing of the .'service res-j
Grah am :5: Ihuiln^lon 1.
S;*lurda y itfari n;jet; ;a Piedp.vail
Gvahasij (Jcfoalcd ilur'ington by
;r.'r* of ;; \o 1. The game w:5s
'•y lV»si Iho t-oy,-: .showed ti> Ir.*
ox:.-ej‘le!’t tr’itn. The liiirlinrrton
| did iiol ice intvi get "on lo*' tlU'
.«rahani pileher i.i their batting and
i‘V a few crror.'^ lost tho game.
'Iho sr.n)?* teams wil^. play again
S:ilurd;3y ;iftern;on :M Piedmont Park
ai 4 o'clock.
Du* L^une Sniurd.rv proriiise;^ i; be
iv.tcrOv'Uir-. jjs lb.*' lofj-l boys
hnvc “something bolter” ort ):ist
Sjiiurday.
THREE CONFESS.
W. C. Windham and family, Ed. Fau-
cotte and Wannie Sutton, of No. 8;
i *■’
George Huffines and wife, of No. 2.— i
^‘uch a mob. I’m sorry for John.
J. H. Tap.^;ott and children, of
Union Ridge, spent Sunday at C. E.
Tfepscott's. ^ ♦
Sir. and Mrs. J. Jred Barber are on
' the J:ick list. Hope nothing serious.
* Miss Manie Evans spent last week
v'i^iring: friends and relatives in Gib-
s^nvillc. ^
Miss Leude Younger, of Elon Col-j
lege, ^0, 1, spent last week at W.
H. Evan8^
The sick on No. 8 are all on the road
to recovery, we are giad to say.
Ida and Nettie Simpson are attxind-
ing the Tcachers* “To T)o” in Graham.
Ethel Somfers is visiting P. M. Som
ers, on Altamahaw No. 2. She was
accompanied by Miss Thelma Wooten.
Fjiday night Graham harden gave
a street car ride complimentary to his
houfe guests, and a large number of
friends enjoyed a trip to Burlington,
nuvviijg picture shows and refresh-
mtints at the drug store. Mrs. Edwin
D. Scott and Mrs. Junius H. Harden,
mother of the hostess, acted as chap-
eror.e.'s.
Monday night Miss Naomi Hocntt
gave a rook parly in honor of her
guest, Miss Helen Brown, of Chapel
Hi!! Ices were served by Mrs, R. L.
Holmes. Misses Rebecca Scott and
Minnie Long furnished music; also
Mi?s Ruth Thurston, of Burlington.
These present were:' Miss Helen
Brown, of Chapel Hill, Misses Sarah
and Ruth Thurston, of Burlington,
Miss Annie Danily visited at G. A. ’ Misses Rebecca Scott, Minnie Lons:,
Danisly^s last week. ; Helen Simmonsr Hank Simmons, Her-
^ This writer spent a few houjb 3/,' bert Long. Charles Malone and Allen
Greensboro Monday night. Thompson, of Graham.
Hiphland Park Mi^.l No, 1, Knott.
SikC'ks and Helms all confessed to|
th.'ir share of the a.ssault, Knotts de
claring that Stamey was only a spec-
tat )i by reason of th*.* fact that he had
no gun. Sikes when captured at the
home, of a Mrs. Mauney, on Caldwell
r.trc-et between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets, wa i found with a flesh
woimd in his right thigh, which ex-
plai.ica the blood mirks observed on
the porch of the vacant house from
whence came the fusillade of shots
when Assistant Chief ElHott and Offi
cer Bun Moore appeared \>n the scene j
;n search of the men who had held
up Andy James and Haywood McCoy,
tvu colored men.
is.fxlkaetaoin shrdlu shrdlu cmfwyp
I to any town. The H:
cil’nrts
’ in V.
1
:;:hh’-h:i!g :i Met.-odist
Kpj.sc,' >a!
Ok.
A\ iii Cibsonville vr*re
^'Jgu 1 la
I ,
J Vi..\
by Rov. A.
S. Rcpc:’.
pastor of the i^ast (ireoTshoro
Cir-
:ir. It was ai this tinu
the first
r'.Ie:iiO;lisL Epi.icepa! s;;naon
was d'j>-
i:: Gibsonvilio with ;
in eye to
ilSL*
e:-iiiblishmeni of a ch
jrch.. A
chli -
h was organized there
in 1007
i.y -r
t'v. Mi\ Ropex', and an
old score
buik’
i7ig was used as n nteeiing haase.
Tbi.' rumber of rncmbf^rs, tha-.ign
small, SOI about ai once to niisc fuudsi
to build i\ church and have worked
fai hfuliy from then till the past wcxiv
whcM the last cent of ihe debt on the
I new church wa« provided for with ir.-
jdnidua] i.ot.'S. Tbs now church lias
co.vt a total of ajproNcimately S5,i)00.
ihc pastor. Rev. \V. S. Hales, and
his cor^rgegation spared no pains, in
SPLENDID WORK. j the raising of the money in order t>o
The arrest of the men and thelh^i^'t^ the debt paid by the meeting of
weaving of the strongest sort of chain confercr.ee during the past week,
of evidence against them which re-| Ko litt’*-* credit is due Rev. S. T. Bar-
suhed in the confessio’i of the two j hour, who was the pastor in charge in
wts a splendid piece of detective work and 1912. It was during his min-
anii the manner and precision with
which the jplans of those in authority
moved to a successful conclusion was
nothing short of marvelous. Within
two hours after the shooting, the of
ficers were confident of the fact that
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istvy there that the church building
wn. erected. He was succeeded by
Rev. E. W. Fox, who, while in his one
year's stay in that circuit, assisted
greatly in the raising of funds to pay
off the debt on thebuilding.
Viis^ May Gar^^son .Much Hftler.
jlr. Gccnre A. Garri^^on received a
' :’.vd from MiKs May from the hospital
ui Richm'Uid saying' that :fne was
:;Mo to sit up evei'y day and vvas fecl-
qu:e a bit better, and hopes to ;,-j
hcir.o real soon.
7he many friends of Miss Garrisr-.i
\vV>\ be glad to hc-i>r of her impro>v-
i: ci-z in health and aUo to sec her at
h(.ine in the near future.
Crccetous men are foois, miserable
wretches, buzzards, madmen, who
e by themselves in perpetual slav
ery, fear, suspicion, sorrow, diston-
tent, with more of gall than honey in
their enjoyments; who are rather po-
sesson by their money ihan po-
5essx->Y3 of it.—Burton.
h, July 18.—Being assured
thr.L many fariners. in Mecklenburg,
•Gaatai: a::d Cleveland counties suffer
ed great iosri, nia.-iy of them having
:ij-a*'.caily all theii:. growing crops
•virc'J out, poultry killed
■ na hc'jirc-s 'jju'Cioied by tbs torriiTic
:.nd v.l;.d stoiTn that swe;»t thui
oh Ju?y 7, Goveriior Craig
• to th'i people of the State an
a-:pL-.;l th?y come lo ine relief of
people ir. a .^ubiita.iiijil v.'ay ana
-'■h-jv.' them that North Carolinians of
diiiC‘'‘er;i sections of the State are
i:oig!ibcr.=; to those of al] the other
^ect•ons. The Governor points out
that the i(}.sses sustained by theses
Xoi'h Caroli/iians in the stricken sec
tion:- arc just as real and ju.st as ser-
ivcT us those that befell Saiem, Mass.,
rc-- j;.iiy bci.ig swept by fii*e that con-
Btraujod Ccngie.ss of the L'nited States
'ft ii"!ahe a ^peciaI appropriation of
Si'00,000 for their relief. The Gov-
ernoi declares that North Carolinians
shoUid hasten to the relief of their
fcllow.s and that by doing so they will
receive a benefit surpa.'^sing lhat whicU
v.’ill come to those v.-ho they help.
The aj.*p{>;,) by th*j Governor foliows:
has reached me tha^
the hidlstorm which swept LMecklen-
bmV’ Ga.=>ton and Cle^'eb’.;^d cauniie.,
on the evcr.ing o; .july 7 or 8, was
n^oie deblructive than the news-
r-'ipci' accounts indicated, Gaslon coun
ty .cufTvring perhaps more than a.-:y
oihc.»’ section. It seiims that hu.'i-
dredci of fai'mers, mimy oi them ten-
;Xi’.ti- with no reserve to fall back up
on. iitevaily lost e'^'ci’y .i^rf-wing crop
;:nd .snj.ic yl'Jck ;:;id pouJ-
ij-y vero killed, and residences and
bair.-; iinrori’cd. I am giad
{> . cr, rea)'>:jKi: ihc dii c di.-.lre.’i.s .f
- h:i. M sl-ly .'onlnhutcu 1:'-
v‘i..l!y tu laeir F.v.-v-y secUts:
X C:nvilj!;a j.': ,J..'ig}'n'.'r to
Mi j-.M' -i iH'Ojj’c, ur;d I s:;;.‘;.-jely i.JU.-’.
it\i; lacy v.'iii Ic madj to foci thi •
f-u*i i y aid from aJ) over ;ij'-
.*r-tatL '‘'lie raiamity ihat has bofabc..
jtiic.;..* ^(K'd people is ju.st u> real -.v.'
jlh;:; wiiich a Msf^achusctt^ riiy
I;! tiin,' /.^o. aniJ vrhich c:pi:-ed
i'.‘‘ ■' r. - -S:’(»0,0(H5 iV*-
j Jjc;r r^'iief. -Vorih Caroli)dMn. .^hoifhi
ha .i.’.’ Ill aiii then —bj doii:*^
so ilhy slmiiid rsfwudv'e a benefit sur-
pas.^ijsir that which wl:} ron^e to iiho.=o
they
They do not love that do not show
thoir love.—Ha^'wood.
fancy, has already increased i'.s mem
bership to somewhere between 75 and
109 members. The sermon yesterday
afternoon and the services there were
alst attended by a large congregation.
“The Blessings in Giving,” was the
central thought of the sermon and the
preacher dwelt at length on the real
ho? or and pleasure that comes to
The churfh, though just in its in- those who are true givers.
Mi.'ss Frji./ior (Jives Piirfy.
MI.^s WInrde Frazier enti^rtained :i'
her hon:e on Davis Slr/jet Friday ever,-
i-ig from S to 11 o'clock celol'ratinfi
tter ii'lh birthday.
Rook, v/as ti\\^ cbief fc,.iiiire of l5i.'
evening, (hhei- games wore playe,
v.'hith inade the evining more esijoy-
al>:e.
li.>tr\.:meiual music was rondereJ
during ihe evening t-.y ditTovent niem-
lei.H i,C il-? pi^rty,
Rcfi*?- ...-nts cor.sUiing of crcam.
cake " ■; melor.s v»ere served. Th-‘
tabb '.>ere l^eautifully decorated i i
’.vhi.. and red roses.
The guests vv-ere ihe following:
Misses Maude and Winnie Frazier.
Lura boster. Mittie Jeffreys, Minnie
and Alice Ivey, Myra and Far.ni-i
Black, Eula Hinshaw, Clatie Petty.
Elsie Xcwlin ur.d Joy Steal.^.
Messrs. Charlie and Thomas Staf
ford. Bural ard Homer Frazier, Law
rence Black. dlie and Jim Coble,
Rex and Henry Ivey, Fletcher Mc-
Pheison and Hen;‘y Jeffreys.
How much lies in Laughter; the
cipher koy wherewith we decipher the
whole man.—Carlyle.
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