FARMERS. VILUAHSTOX IS THE
PLACE TO SELL YOL K TOBACCO.
TRY ONE OF THE HOI SES HKKf
VOLI'ME Zi—M MBER 71
SEVEN
TO HAVE BOOUIS
AT KOANOK r, tAii.
Exhibit Spaces Secured
Monday By 'iheir
Representat i vcs
Miss Proline Smith aM Mis- Alex
ander, district aui home fiwn
Washington were _n towa Monday, aac
made arrangements for booths tot sev
en of the eastern cwMifc to (*'• «'
exhibits at the Ktuub- fair here. Nov.
i:;th to 16th.
The (uunue> to .have booths a.'e a.-
follows: Washington, lieanlc.t, lib
fax. Craven, Berth _
Ferquimar The er trance of t« -
in the Roanoke fair this year .
big step towards the gob! of t- e
associate, it a ijstr.-. iai
which it has been the jtit- of
association to make it.
Akmg wmh this groap of coui.t •
would have be»n Nash cmul). bat i- i
the fact Oat the NVfc
beeti selected as «* of the j«!(
during the fair, which bars !
county from ronjxt.:.**:.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stat©?. aui 341
J. 1- Holiday accompeexi! Mi- -
Smith and AVxif.->r to the R ar.oV
fair ground.* Mo* j) ew.ng where
they viewed ike butklwgs. nukicir
very ewae? on sKe bu 1>
ings and groasd-. a»i «>
spaces for tb*.r ex»d*t#, w'>id> « I
a.1.1 much to this >Vportmeat of it
fair this y»ar.
THE WHOLESALE
TRADE LARihST
IN THREE YEA I li
Resei-ve IJoard's Re| >Ol
Also Shows Retail
Trade Increase
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2&-Kcp»i**
|i the fe.*ral board lornwr
bu»iwv> O/fi-IrUpt- .-.jrfr.r tW |»*-t
tlx week* »ho"w trai l:a«se
was the larp»* m tkree yeao, '.hat
retail trade en# per lent
over a year ajr». aitr.oujr*i the
ai increase oier IV r ty»n«^
waj> smaller Itan ■•ol anal iwuliir
lion of ba»tr (MBPtMUtMs -V*
Kmpiv; *ret>? vaj •f! at the
high le- el of the- iav te>eni MIL
Whak a revsew o* j* iaaa.u, BU«t'
pitbiic today. sh'» - a decline of
I er rent in pr*nart*ot& ■■ the -u mtri
period ai» da roljr.**. »f In pe. eet.i
mm .fee peak reached in Ma.- *«»ne
«wmm. dnie-. laditlt wi>: an! H.
jrar melunp. were prolan I la larg
er quantit.es than la IL months im
mediately pnmiiig.
There also n> aa kvi«ar is eon
tract award* for bu>ae-« and indus
trial buildup*. I)K to the
ia contract for rrnfcn . 800 Imilo
injf construct un, as a a ho!' . however,
showed a redaction a* (t«paitl wit>
preceding wratfct A nlsUaual re
duction ia the peodartiea of iron an-'
steel alio was recorded
Distribution of all citnr of ccir.
uuxJtiias by the mlraafc ouiaiiea
M a high rate m September aad eaHv
Otoner this readtti—. the rrrie*
points, out, i*Ccrti the armel re
tail am. wholesale «rade 2* well a
the hea\y stacks held by retailer- at
the end of Sepli alii Jle hoard
foun-' That retail «ocki were 13 pe:
cent L trr%s at the end mt September
•fer-n -* *L« . sere dde a year aro
Tosa Ta'heot says that the «ptti
farmer who doe—l pU« ap kh «r
tan alks tais winter wd pte Mw
far food aad feed far mi
year la plaialjr dkaster.
Ttr-E ENTERPRISE
rOEiEE; GREAT DLMNu
r»»R ENGINEERS itiiait uil-
OCT THE I Ml ED ST %1 E.
CHAPEL HILL, Oct 27. h
lianlqi, sccreUr) of the American i*.
ciel> of Civil Engii-efr.-,
the William Cain Civil Engir.eenng
.-©ciety, the student chapter o! t! •
American Society of Eng.neers he t
Thunday night, predicted tha' >
demand lor engineers during the •»«
lO years Will be in far etctst of t!
upplv. \
He said that estimates show tk
within the next 10 years 40,000 gradi
it«s of i school? will
itcednl each year, while, engineer.!
schools at present are graduutinr
Ijr about SMO" a year. Thu . d
clared, the opportunities for tW w*
fit themselves for this new era *
•e unequalled.
fHE FARM LIFE
SCHOOL OPENED
ENCOLRAGIN(,L\
Many Friends and Pa
trons Attend Open
ing Exercises
School opened here last
tuning, October 22nd. j|an> jn.
trvfi* and frSnd- were present to wi:
'.ess aii enthu.-ia.-tir opening- CVmic.
ty Superintendent Pope wa» with u
-■n.f after .speaking in a forceful ma?.
tier nuuie a gw»l impression m, the
people.
Tl«e following are li« teacher* (u
th- present } ear M»*s Ma.ige B
-1 ott from Davidson; Hlv Nellw Sptv
'} fflrfa Kich B|uart; Mi.-.~ Keu Jet
fer>on from Wa&hington; Ni-> ('arm
IMIe Manning, Mrs. C. T C.ibrnot
ami Piof. Goo. W. Smith, who are re
uxietit-s of the community, ukl th>
Ust tH'o named were cm last \ ear".-
faculty.
The ,-chuol bev recently |>iwurri :
fti«e m t of -lage curtain." anil ihet
add mjch to the attractivene»- of tl
audfrwium.
We are much indebted to the n» -
chant*. bankers and Uminea met. \
(•urchjMil the adverti.-ing spare on th.
curtain aim thereby maile it pn»>ib>
for us to obtain the nicely painte
set of curraina an.l stage setting. W,
A
hope that when our farmers go >h-|
fun* they will remember our adiet
The vocational agricultural Ua- ■ •
carrx-d the following boys to the S*
fair at Kalcitrh: Gate Kubfr-on. >>,
A- Geo. K. Koberson, Gn-\
w Lilley, Hubert Harditon and K
rnofid Peel. These boys did crop at«
Mock judging at the State colle*
The boyr were given a baU>|urt
the college and were fiw ,-peo
privileges while at the fan. I>e> ali
report a rood time and say the trip
wus very educational.
Mr. Joha E. Manning a.>d twa mom-.
Edwin and Joseph, Mr. A. T. Whit
ley. Mr, Harmon Koberson and Mr
David Koberson .all of this communi
ty attended the Stale fair.
The Asa Manning Farm Life sefcaol
will observe Friday, November 2»>
as Arbor day.
PHILATHEAS TO MEET WITH
MRS. ROGEK CKITCHES. JK
The Philathea clas» of the Memo
rial Baptist church will bold their reap
ular meeting Friday evening at 7:30
at the ham* of Mrs. Roger Crftcfcav.
Jr. All member* are urged te b
present.
"If yon rant via. make the one
ahead of yen break the record." r
a cood slogaa for Tar Heel farm ddb
WILLL4MSTON. VAk - IN COUNTY. NCBTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3fl. l»a
COUNTY CLERK
MA\ BE INDICTEO
I N SAMPSON
Cases Are Presented u
the Sampson County
Grand Jury
RALEIGH. Oct. 27.—lndictnu :»t i
the Sampson county clerk of the ecu
is expected to follow as the re»u
ol state auditor's and state
er's records produced before the g«a».
jury Friday m an effort to probe ti
lettsMNi warrants of the county.
Major Baxter Durham, state ..
tor, and H. K. Williamson, teller .
;ne other of Irtatwer Lacy, are bat
They aent before the grand jury with
the state's book* which gate the
piocc s of pay uig «>ul state's peri
iowr Tea of such cases were before
ibe grand jury and many others are
to coae. It is alleged thai pension
warrants hate been to per
iods who are not entitled to receive
them anu that money has U-en pa-,
to the dead.
The state officials ha\e feared some
thing of this kind ever since the au>.
itor- last spring Itfgan to inquire in
to the system of check> arvl balanre
which the state had not set up in >
accounting.
The Price, Waterh«»use and conipan
accountants made very shaip wumai.
versions on the State's way of lOlll
things. There was no allegation th
anybody in the State's administrat *
had .tone aay shady bookkeeping, hi
there was #wtet testimony that s
he put over th.
State- If the Sampson case pans •
thi- will be aa e\ iderice of the inaai
«|UA!I' bookkeeping.
ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY
EVENING IN HONOR OF
h»HI LAR HKIOEKI.It
Ifv IJWn S_ I'rrl Nat 1 tuf i
•••>!«• (MfiiMlar) Is Mho
WpkiM ltaii>
OB !X-I Friday ttniag fr IN !» nr.
Ul 11. Mr,. S. Fee I eate. a:»
ed at three table cf bn.i(rf. rompii
t« MIN Jowphint Data
bn-lf elert.
The Inuig roum was d«roralhi wit'
red zinnias and ferns Krid?e a.-
played for an hour and Vi„
' *"*• te»»fonl, another pt-putr.
n( thi- wa-w mult th
high score, and »** presented a b»3
°f far*y stationery. TWn a parre
P°"* b»y btMighl a Urge package f«
Mat* l*a» i>, and aheo *he opened
* pretty rift* frr.ni all pre*
| An we rour-e, followed by mint
•*» eemed- Tlfct Invited wen-, W
tfce bonoree: Vises Mar.V
Crawford, Vdla Andrew M: -
Siade Haasell, Margaret Ev. et
Mr* J. W. Watte. Jr.. ,
Heydenietfb, *«• A»V*
Mr*. »Mn Martin. Jr., M>v K»
Oorgxnaa. Mrs. J. G. Godard, Jr_
Mr*. A. R Dunning. Mrs. E. P. Cm
airgfaaan, Mia Came Deile White and
Mr-. J. W. Maaning.
j HERE'S THE PfN'-HOOKUt
(Editor Jot KitktnU. , f
Mr. Titian ■
in Aoooeiatioa hr»w
* f •■*** F«lw P»U f«r crop b T pin
fcn.hu and speculator:
What an you ruaig to do MY that
tke fin liukir and the spervl*-
tar descried fw? s wi,
Cmm fate the ■■■■ T.l , wit* r
«■* "»«»■■■; why not «M»
CERM A N SEPAKATIST n
ARE LOSING Ht.Lt
M»« liar, la«a4aa* Pan. lU-.n*
Safcpnrtnd tm Gwtuu M arrf^r,
B? ifcr Lrums
COBLENZ. Ort_ S-Th, new
KhaneUaJ reputtfir toda> o. j n m^h
I
' the saw as a trv days agt
■Srinrat H" villi tikaltt retain (kei
>.«*! «a Aix la Oiiffi IV. Un-li».i .
i
' Bonna. Ibimc. Dnulurp, 1».
ia*ad CivftU, *tiir (bar be:
remains* to be see*. At m>n4 pu..
. *
the trpibiiciM 3IC briny Mibjer'xv: .
I a sort of mmlla mut'tr' by tl-
TW. however* ft.
| qur&t wlfnflw mi Ike Frenrh .-J.
j Brigeas troops l» uitu 11 oidr*
miNC ARE GIVES
' STAND OF FRANCE
AT AN UNVEILINC.
! America Must Abide li>
' the Versailles Treaty
He Asserts
SAMPIGNY. Fm"-. Oru 28.
Pteourr IV xarr is a -«f«erx-n lierr to
day -ktuml t liter *«A refu.se to
alo* Uf irfaiHiM ruamiuioii t«
be lirtubil of its °uKTiion or re
gbcru !» M«r 4Wr kniy. He jaw
Fiar«t cmald mC afir* to any rr
l»1x a ia the (rnua
The pmer awM that tie «ret
out- Amencaa KftrrfijaLfli on a
omnitlre (tai|H k tbr reparation
(otumiMM to i««rtjra> Otnaii) V
i
Hjl ilj to par. Wl rrm *Vt of 11*
n——ittre pmai« m ithm tlx
ter« Laid tan hi ttr Yet
treat>-
Tk' p*enuer. «! • «4- Irverrd a l'»if
-pfrrfc at thr of a m«»aiu
mflil lv iW mmw of \*~- \(||3ft
in nhurh hi* (■Mi i; »it
lUllfi ,s«KI
"We nMuUi air tArig asl >1 U>
proceed to a fir-L r-r mat* of Ger
»»«) '• QfUirrt to puy. KUI «h*.-
that I fat Birau b) a itwinl
>'•«' "»J to r*-ar§ a iimn.ut.iMi of
M* tWraboa £ -V* ii a rwnli.'iu
t«o» «e are rr>*i»' 1. 4 lu favor.
"If it Bnfe> a* ' .mate i.f n'ui
Germany ou pa -—•i-.rrow an.( it
the Boar fiiliir. •...*•• r it rnore i>rt
than arii as. »-amination
' Tke («»»>»■ "• ;r|uiabwi~ i»
rturrru by \Ur treaty with nrh ;
aad there ar» o (maaj. t
take one of Ms aurt •r ; purta-t funr
tww fraa SL'
M. IVoaearo -»* thr onai-MM
■« above iwyii , it had ik.«
NsHf naptM atxl im|Oitiai; it v
obliged to r»r r«aay with e.-
a fair «fr r -"nit) to pir
her ahuKiwat.
JIDGE ht.KK TEVWJtS HIS
KESIGV«TIo\ TO WIVKKNOt: |
K.M.Kit.i on. rr John ii 1
| he it of Maim ■ rVHftl to rot- ,
j r»» T la thr nm.l («nal rlmiin
i to t e sera oil da-tr-w. >e.-ter>lay a|>
I *"*»t at the of the fmrioti
a-d presented h» rr-q>»ti«i fro i
the mprnor nan !ewt of Xom
Cawli—
Hmtiua N «a> aiaMV
f" kf * 4ia> of U« exerativeV
'■«t. Wdl forreal'y mfn—int Thorn?
V. PWtMfta «f HnrSrr-O, mwatu.i
to Jidfe Kerr •• fair return from a ■
«*r of the «wm put of thr Stale.
.5? . |
The HiMli i raumg *rrt prizes
far aKriokan! nLUi =t tie State
fair this year are thaaeoturh rayki
• *w pnpu of aerirahirc f—terr I
Vr Co«*y Agent J. T. Laar, n. the
[ftmpte. j
MEXICAN BEAN
BEETLE SPRKAIks
IN NORTH ST A.
Indications Are That It
. Will Be Very Destruc
tive Next Year
| KALEiGII. Oct. *».—"it stem* a.
if life is ju.-t ore but; after an-.4hrr.
MIS Prof. Franklin Sherman, ch.e.
j division of entomology. "Wsule «u.
J ea-ttem farmer.- are all astir over tho
1' boil wervil, our frienal- in ti:e moun
U>ins hate abundant cau.-e for un
easiness over the Hr\iran U-au bee
tle.
"This insert bwjn.c rtaUi>kni i!
AUbunta about ll'IS ami ha.- spnra.:
AS~*
chieflv to the northeast. w.th x>nc
I
h intentions of a prrlVn'.icr tor rath
er high. cool climate. It iniaikf oui
j counties of Cherokee and Clav in IVjl
i and by the end of I'/i! wjl-. in « i
|MX or eight Counties. Mi airahilr i
i s}trraJ acru»- north to-orgia ani »♦.
I
|to .*k>uth Carolina, art.l at-o tfiioafr,
i and into ka-ntucky. I »ur
u!k 1923 it has sprea>l into the ,-oo«b
western part of Virpnu anal iiAc
Ohio.
, "Messrs. Mitchell an-l Hani.* of ■%
force have just n-turned froi.. a
J in; tour to aletermine the limit- of
. it spread in our Stale for this year.
They have found it in portions »r
| the counties of Polk, Rutherfor.l. Gas
lU>n and Cleveland, this prruiiul>!i
! representing its northwest -pieu*!
from South Carolina. We a! -u kiu »
i to lie » Madison which e. k-i'-1..
Is a ffsuft of spreading up the Fi«««
j l;r al river from TIHI» MT An.! •
>
{ our>e our own State-bml Irrtlr- are
j .-pieu.luif; fioin count} to county aii
! through our mouiitain.-. It i> alr*-a>it
, kiM'o n to l>e at Saai.nanua in |!u'
Icorol-e.
"Mr. Crawford of this divi.-ion
l*en locate.) at Hrv-on Cisv for t
,-ea.-ori, wheie ho has maie stioii*
at"l tot.-, looking toward tie roatru
of the pest. He is working in i
light of facts alread} e -taoli h.-l t»
stale a»w| federal worker- in Alahan a
While tlie control of this beetle pi,
sents some prvuliar •hffirultie-, >e
there are melhoais which promise »ei
| aixl tlaese will be worked up for puMi
' '■!' »»n le fore the next plantine
I son.
'The insert is of the lady beeti--
family, ami ran both crawl an- 1 t
freely It is about one fourth H.
long, yellow or brax.-y. with sm;- ,!
Mack sput>. A ckvlv relate-l prc»
with larger spots is oft on foutwl «r
pumpkin aiul squash. This new core
er ha.- » te«aded preference for bra'
the table variety.
"On a recent trip I went into Cher
j okw county to sense the attitude «,
the people who have now had it
full force for two years. Some think
j it ha been lew* destructive than la.-
j >eur. In many gardens earl) bean
| were "eaten up', hut later planting-.
! though damaged, have mark a farV
crop.
"It looks to me a* if it will prexn*
*s serious an issue, with regard tm
table beans as the common pofat.
Ireetle dial with regard to Irish po
tatoes fifty years ago."?
f ■ " •
•
' I- -
Mr. T. F. Harrison left this m- rr ;
"* for the northern markets. «h>:
he will purchase new gooils for hi i
firm, Harrison Brothers and compc-i
In order to secure the latest goo
for the mid winter months, Mr. Ha#r
"mi is making another trip to tr.
market* this season, and in keepir -
with the policy of his firm, will * -
«» the best offerings obtainable -
the northern markets.
COME To Wilianuton!
t-iate Lmii} cusnj
KALt.it.H X C
GREATEST SHOW OX
I AKIB TO I XHibIT
l\ lftll S*Mt
V»o*ld» lea lnr> tim>—
BuKi HnM Ik. »a.
Th« solid's omr :->/ cim Ki'-c
liujr Brota* r - u»i ll».. ue and Bai!
'e> oinbnrvi .Ira*- emer and **
it* hundred cars «dl («a* "tee ih*i
nM ««Oiirr>~ to eikhJ n *il» -
S-tarday. \«- 3td
World loaiei au »*iU
inK thi. tndy riolr-! si** « cart:
( u> now fully a thir*i 6ar»r»r xhan it
' was when it last »i-itol lii- !«ali'j
In aAktmi to thr un
I offered the*, ike present WH«'r p"»
| cram number ten more trained *i>
animal display^—making thirty in i
and t nuel «pnt> traced hor
art- that Europe Ur ever pioiw««i
The wild ißitnul ai.) eipue ia»pta>
of the past were Mtfodoced mere...
that the lUktW Bralhm m>*r
juOjrv ot their p piliiit). So et
| thuMi tnliy aere tWsc ■—ihi i- r»
t ceived that the faaux&s showaaea in*
.
( medialt ly amagi I for the punrHa.—
| of the vuritTi finest arts of tko km>.
An entire opune nmu wa> barti
outrirht anl bfvarnt to thas «»■» .r>
last winter.
And while the k»rlac Brathci
and Barnam and Bailey ateat- were
>«-curing Uus and the iiaorj t«rr
polar bear, law, Sropaud ar*4 |i«rmi
.r.-ups .they had enter, to enga*
i former-* of the I anpru
And the-e stars fnm ;hr crty a",
junrte are ail to h- *e*a wrt>. tl .
I
• * ort.ler rimif of I XT"
There are 6%e of tiaiM*^
1 eal-. many .V*-. !•.»«. nmoheys, |«r
and pfr.ow- A-Urd f» r p«l mea
' ure as the luaMwtf Tirinai, «
titan 1 .'■*■*> aonoU I" ■ (far
lirrest riioas |-f >/.a». mi! (_
l
"er *eon. pvt* «Mn !)«. Uir> l
tent.
!
tKtmiKS I IJN k 111
■ HI. Itsil\
1.
li-rx :t UrAikc Jir n
|mlct 'MiirM b> ImUt «•»
Mmm- jI Ikr »piia«g »■
Ijitalrt Strt?lr> .SM-. South Ff»
I im>nl mi SHki a\«a ■ • lu*»i
•ralkri has i-H Bu>) **>} fr>.
the 'iiaiAf U* •«**. U
-IKbS pi«frii ■ hi*' **** n
|ian(*>i for fcu«rht .*«©•«
rimiii mß mr>L.
This »» Us* L»* ki«ta —i it»' He?
Lal ar«l « adl bt afima-4 a ,-S
o-s if nrjUbrr t»» asu
anct vi Umw mfc. hnr*. b \*
L»* r ifv
; the Ur uMaaji, «■> »Si»r •» ii» sn
m rwlrs, vl tJw «Vfj.;Li i
| Ifffl) -Miur a t»4 «Srr W>a«« |
jTbr |*-f a»l »
|(irm are f* paiii *nk ;W «■ «*->
! a..- vril u u »
; the wri all Uhr •*.«.
j « sfc»*t-.
>itw» ha has- kkt M tfw» »r
: iraniza'a"* kric Ika* thr Shwlf .
; .Sfcwrs, aludl ai» buiaa a* thr an
| irnnVrt mi the iw>i A fir' thr cfcae
of lib -ime-ful nm«««9i. p4a
■ ill be pm t trr a> f« a irtan
loukiMT *f this avamart! wnau.
Uki rs—it 'niaa—topjha. IWi*.•
Sers, May 15, IJ2I 1
The Ikiit WarrWir ka» s*aar «r\
| rout aTnajis ilnl ■ their aim
li-mm >a this uhf af The Eater
pn*f. Sua a# »k**a« h»
ability as « lint an—, ami ■*'
ku Jw Tajhr ami Crfml
SWaaher. aakf a Umam that fc kari
U ,
THIS MARKET IS CATAHLB OP
GIVING SERVICE MIXED WITH
ABSOLITE COURTESY—'TET XT
ESTABLISHED ISM.
ARMISTICE DAY
TO BE (iALA ONE
IN WASHINGTO
Ceiebartion Comes Oti
Nov. 12. Arrange
ments Being Made
V\ ASHIXGTOX. Oct. 29 Plans
anr ww (ut piling into shape for »
the -lOrest Armistice day cHebratwa
is l!« hu4«o° of W a-hinrtuo. As
Arm -Ik* day this t.nie falls on San
day the celebration will bf puik>i off
w, Vnmlay. S«nwil*r 12th. The or
■'■H of the day will be Han. William
I mtr»i of I hirhain. who was a mem
ber of the famous M>t division. Oth
er of note if also mt the
program. The committee on arri iire
mrnU -ay that the jo'-a-te will be ore
of the outstanding features' of th>'
day. Added to this the big oy*»-r
!>u 1 anl competitive drill berween
fa ~l ~ IJU uifantry of Ily mouth ami
Hatter , "*C.™ of thi> city hesides oth
er attract MIS not yet out means
an rorason lons to b»- rrimnikernL
1 >rn men rice man in 1 Beaufort
Co tilr is kwkel for an«l an invita
tion ha> been extended to every" «-
•rrvirv man from Washington. Bertie.
Tvrell. Martin ar-l Hvile counties to
mne a"d help in the cel. bratiiur of
•ne of the mo«l memorable ii*y- is
hi-lory Thousands of \ isitors are
onminjr.
I»K. SLEUD THINKS
tIOKE «»»• MIHHEKHIK>I»
THAN Ot POETRY
U \kt iwt J» l»t- l>t
SMd otif cif th** lo\e*f
I mffblfi of th** Wok** !■•»**-4 faculty.
Irwtnitl) WiKf» lluil nwlhenf«»
J i 4 higher rjlluu' than \ . r>iliruti«M»
I uili i> Ihf ciißflusm" that «**
j mduM draw* fi«-«ii a iHtrr shirh Kf
ni4e.
\t, uLtiw.l n* -1 uitmait -*f>t the * •■>»
»
cMir a lißf |-*m **>
J M t>S. "MM,. Nalurr ai d with
j Ihr ir*|U- 1 thai lw n*l ami critxb*
| li* |«*m.
I»r. Mr>M i> irpnitnl t« laM 1 l«-
|di*»>3 ') nli-ia>Nc, "\\ hrn )vu aj>-
jnarw>l an-i hai' iai-*»l -i* rtitl.irw.
I
l|Tftt«r lx-ni (V |i|+ier altmtum. I
I .-lull f- r!a«l t« 'f i'l aid friliow
I' \iitr |«n "
I»r Sle>l-1 i- litwta a a »»r( »i-f
a -4-iwJar thnMj()i"Ut tfc«- -outh. P-Jrt-
I ai«i «mW Ir ofteit Mil th*t
I i«r* t« tun fT frith i-m. .
ei ri. the effort.- re» h tin- W.
■*' l«t* tb-v
\rt -« by l»r SlwM has »rll
I i«»i\»j, Ju l iio whe is rutherinr
wn'rruJ for hi.-. "Ilan»l* Acru»- If*
eVa^~
Li IT LE Kill lit. CLARK
ENTERTAINS IN HONOK
Of SEVENTH BIRTHOAt
littir I; til Mr ■ Ijrk . ntertairnei aft
,v* fift.. of tu> little )t»t«
u> afternoon from three until fixe
oV 3» k at the h«m* of his pwte,
Mr ai.l Mrs. C. It. Ctarfc in Xp»
Tw». Ib boiaor of his s«v«nth birth
day-
TV little fellow is very populai
with hi? little fr*n.l- an>i ns hap
pily n wilii mf' .%it h maay prett >
lifts.
OM door punes were (ajtyol
am hour, an) then debcMi ice crrar
aaH rake ie« xnft) in Um dininr
nw. wfcetw Halloween dmnliMn
wi* attrari irrty unL
N'ane the fam thi* winter CSirir
Cwt laraa Wtcr than :