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WALTER P. BYRD
GETS 44WRIT UP”
BY WALTER SILEF
Solicitor Toll* Clerk, Throng!
Greonahoro Non, That Ha
. U In Wrong
Attach* by l— L Wrens os Thou
Whs Criticise Drsft Opposcsta
Ksepesjlbls
"la an lodgment, men Kite you ao<
Mr. Wrenn aid men of like Ilk an
giving more aid and cumfortto the kal
mt than all the Canaan epics whe
may be lurking between Mala* and
Minnesota," says Solicitor Walter D,
Siler to Clerk of the Coen Waltei
F. Byrd in a public letter published
la the Greensboro Daily news of
A<f£hcttor Siler’s indictment was
drove by Mr. Byrd's Indorsement of
a letter aublkhed In the same journal
from the pea of L L Wrenn, of
SUer CKy. This latter was in eriti
(ba of things said by the solicitor
roue*ruing those who opposed the
draft.
The correapondenco between the
dark end the solicitor, as it appears
la the Dally Newt, follow*:
Editor of The Dully News:
"la your last Sunday's issus you
published an article signed by one L.
L Wrenn, who K would appear from
the enclosed letter from Mr. Byrd,
sms indended as an attack upon ms.
I ask you in faint*** to me to publish
the letter of Mr. Byrd and my re
ply thereto.
"WALTER D. SILER.
“Siler CKy, Aug. 18, ’17.
w(IbcmmqniI
‘"LilUagton, N. C., Aug. It. 1817
“Hen. Walter 6. Siler,
’’SUer CKy. N. C.
“Dear Sir:
*e|-1 etlb s evuat deal of la
tercet and commendation the letter
nbMahed in today’! Greensboro
Newt by Mr. U U Wrenn, of your
town and county, in which ha ao
nably defends the good name of
Chatham and therefore of the whole
atota
•"I construed hit letter to be er in
stalment ef ren because -ef the sik
tWIty you gave runeon to Chatham
- if wmI ai in buKdaicnt of thoot
. Mehsr up than you, all of ahich I
•‘•The thrusts by Mr. Wrenn at tha
Mad Mullah of tha East, Jamas H
Peu, were timely and appropriate.
“'We have aome sensationalists
dawn here also, but wa hope to be
ahla [a inDfttl UmBL.
,trLlko Mr. Wro&n and nombora of
other ettisens of Chatham inform us
of the real condition la Chatham,
than is no trouble bare. We ale
neither foots nor rebels. We art
law abiding generally, and If w* oe
. rationally violate a statute you trill
know it and cal) us to account.
“‘Your* truly
“‘W. P. BYRD.
“Siler City. N. C.. Aug. 18. 1917.
"Mr. W. P. Byrd,
“LilUngtoo, N. C.
*'Mj Dm Sir:
•'Your favor of Sundayt th« 12th
last., eras received upon tny return
from Johnston court this morning.
Among other things you my:
“1 read with u greet deal of in
terest and commendation tha letter
eobllshlt in today's Greensboro News
k Mr. L L. Wrenn, of your town
* — d county. In which he so nobly dt
fends the good name ef Chatham and
therefore the whole state. 1 con
strued hie latter to be an indictment
of you because ef the publicity you
guvs rumor* In Chatham, as wall a*
an indictment of thorn higher up, nil
of which I must my, in tha best of
feeling, I most heartily subscribe to,
.1,
“Candor compels dm to atota that I
should expect the avenge North
CorttDa Be publican ta swallow at a
nk the partisan assault of an ax
radhcal office-holder, like Mr. Wnnn,
CtTonce voted for Jim Yoeag. a
negro politician, agalnat M. B.
Breach ten, a Christian gentlemen of
exalted character, bat I am not only
surprised, hot am utterly chocked
that a gentleman of your cultivated
mind, distinguished family connection
aad high standing, should permit
year partiesaahip to eo ran away
with yoar aonao af propriety that you
baaak tbs devotion* of a quiet Sab
bath In your mad rush to give ap
proval to on attack upon a public
official for doing Ms duty.
"I have no apology to make to
you, Mr. Wrean, nor to any other
tea, who In thta time af public dis
tress is el vine aid to tha anemias
of h
wvraa mm men vi uiv iik
»r« giving more aid and comfort ta
the kaiser than afl the Gorman mis*,
"ho may ho lurking between Maine
aad MlaaeeoU,for you appear to place
year aeuatry, Hu safety aad tha safe
ty of the wnmanhsil and manhood
of the republic secondary to your
Wind party prejudice, aad I have,
not only no Mmlogy to make to
such o close of ctttaans, bat deem
It an honor to bo “indicted" by such
patrtota(f).
“The ootf-appotatmeut of yoar co
defender, Mr- Wren*, as rbaamlan
of Mm patriotism of CbatkamVa
rare take ta those wba kaew Mm,
bat ttnee you, aha recently boasted
la the yakile yrtet af the patriotism
and war-dike servieee of year for
bears, easy aaa be as wall acquaint
ed sritb the ama under whose hanuar
af f^eskem (you am ta imm7fe
Mi sniela wua aimed af me)' I will
■dd that neither yea Bar Mr. Wroan
33LIES BULLETIN O NTEETH
»t>W Board of Hoalth Eaplaiaa Dkr
oaaoa of Tooth and Sot* Out
Method* of Caa*bating Evil*
. „ “The Cara of tho Teeth," Special
Rullctin No. SI just brood by tho
State Board of Hentth, without mote
mg term* and without donBog with
tcchnieaJitiea, aot* forth tho fund*
acotnis of tbs prevention of tooth
disease*.
"The teeth were plnced nt the eate
wny or inlet to the humnn bov to
adequately provide the very first of
tho vital proceene* which go on With
in tha human body of coaverting the
food wo cot into muscle, bona, brain
and brawn," *ays tha bulletin. “With
dirty, docayed. diseased, broken, mbs
lng tooth we can no more expect to
properly chew or grind oar food than
a miliar with dirty, broken or defec
tive mill*tones could bo oxpoctod to
properly grind hie com or wheat.
"A weil cared for month and aot
of tooth are a mark of well being
refinement and character. A dirty,
vile smelling mouth is ■ reproach to
anybndv and a partial set of docayod
diseased eaags and remanta of tooth
are so many monuments to tho own
er'* stupidity, Ignorance aad Indol
ence. Bad teeth are aa annesenary
ovll, a aln of ombaloa."
With a simple statement of the
story of the teeth and Injunctions re
garding their cars, tha bulletin sota
forth the throe principal tooth dis
orders: Decay, tartar, and Bigg's
diaeasa. A competent dentist, aa
early as the eigne of the disease are
recognised, b urged as the first ea
acntlal of providing rrsoedy. As for
prevention, tho bulletin Beta oot the
simple expedient of a tooth brush
frequently used, aad a aotnl-annual
visit to a dentist for purpose of ex
amination.
PROF. SMITH HERE IN
INTEREST OF COMING FAIR
The colored department of the
Cape Fear Fair, to be held X Fay
etteville lets ia October, la goh« Co
bo the moot creditable ever gotten
together, according to Prof. J. 0.
South, head of the local colored
acboots, who was bote yesterday In
the Interest of ties fair.
Prof. Smith la secretary of the col
ored department at the fair. He la
MW soliciting prises to he
are to be contributed by tilotJesT
pic and will be awarded exhibitors
teg-'”
The colorod exhibits are to be
placed In position before the opening
of the fair so that all white visitors
will have an opportunity of mbg
them and becoming acquainted with
great progress being mode by the
colored people of the Cape Pear sec
tion.
One day at fair will he given over
entirely to the colored people, aa In
farmer years.
feel a deeper Interest ia Chatham
county than I do. Nor are yon and
your self-selected champion more
proud of He history. My ancestors
helped to make Its history. Prom
Guilford Courthouse to A. pp mss tor
some one from whom I am descend
ed fought for American bberty and
the honor of the state that gave aa
all birth. My father, a grnadfnther,
and four uncles of mine followed
hie southern banner from Bethel un
til it was forsver furled at ftaprimaln»
Their record of duty performed ia
the only heritage nay at them left
me, but I prills it more than I would
a legacy of stocks, bonds, lands or
n title to nobiUty. My Information
is tht your family record ia similar.
So when you add your seal of approv
al to on Indictment against ate made
by a man, whies ancestors, while
yours end mine wore lighting and
dying for their country, wait Utaf
in caves, and whose sole service to
hie country has been to draw n salary
from it oo postmaster you couvineo
me that partisan politico has carried
you to a depth of degradation to
which 1 could nover have battered
a gentleman of your amiable diapool
“When you •ought to evade tbs
duty, which was placed upon yen as
elath of the court at your county
in regard to the registration matter,
sod rushed into the pabtie press with
your view* as to how the army aught
tobs raised, I was frequently ached:
"What manner of man is this dark
«* «*• in HarnettT** Ami I
unhesitatingly rep Had that yog ware
hi.noet In year opinions and ware
patristic at heart. It saassa that ihe
charity of judgment with which I
measured your sets, when you sought
to irsde yottr date, is to as denied
me by you, when 1 am attacked tar
trying to do mine.
"In conclusion, I would admonish
you to devote the holy Sabbath mace
to reading the Holy Writ and lam to
perusing Partisan articles written by
political patriots; hove a little mare
charity of Judgment and ha n title
•lower to axptuas eoUione about
things you know nothing about „g
above aO try to Web and think be
yond the boundary Bnpa of a single
county. The *k*u nation is at war
and It Is mors important toad our
country win la thia great conflict Wan
It Is that your party triumph la Har
nett county nest yoaf, and while H
will require effort /or you and Mr.
Wrenn to ever acquire samcisii
scopes of etswn to res Has this fnat.
I sincerely hope that you ■»! Iw
see yourmlf as ethers sa* yog. and
cease following n course thot tajurim
the country to which yen both appear
la be so devoted.
“Assuring yen of sty Ugh person
al regard* and my deep sorrow Wat
you have assn At to east poor wt
with cava-dwelling patriots sad them
who have veted far negroes, I hag
to remain years very Mr,
"WALTHH D. ULlbr
allied offensive
IS SUCCESSFUL ON
ALL BATTLE LINES
Bi« Cain* Rhd, By British
IWck, aad
Italians
*** m C.n Mia Tml PUfi
Him With MUJtmry
Itattoa*
,7V for Which Am
Kj-*r ,£3
froata largo galna wars mads aad a
"»»»»antal air attach In 'which
tfc*» »M hundred machines took
part, wrought havoc with miBtaaa
depot* sad monition plants in Oar
Juan Uwm far beyond tba fighting
■fading feature of operotioas tor
»"* week and has raoultod in
the captain of tka Belgian town Of
I^tp«orek and Hill No. 70. around
which so ranch slaughter has ooeurod
In recant montha. Notable gain,
•round Verdun were made by the
French. The offensive Is still ta pro
tT,M’ Canadian troops plsylag on
Important part.
,.^t week's lata dispa tehees man
tionad Umt savaral American wound
g£ i££Z
^r£C£f£rj£.S£ *s
attached to British or French farces
It la not kattevod that- any pari ot
tka American atphihtionnry fprpa boa
yet boen sent to tka float, though
rainy of tka odfean hove visited the
treaahee to aoeustam Usuis.Was to
cooditiaaa aad team oi trench Ufa
mV Aato k_- J
It has .boon definitely determined
that a lazy* part of the Natinnal
C/aard arfll be am-mg the next ron
UffouA of American troop* 4c He cent
to Fiance. The engine*ring fore*
win bo mad* ap largely of North
Ctrotlui troops.*
Jadgo Spoor, of the Federal Court,
Washington. tlmrUia in Ubm of
war is punishable by death.
No reply has been mad* by nay
*f the warring anti asm to Hops Bens
liet's pence proposal. pobUohcd oarly
hat week. All of America's allies
weald welcome peon now, bat none
will eoneot to nay arrangement where
by Germany will be left aa a menace
to national oafoty. A little while
sgo all would bare been willing to
(Hit if Germany would restore all
wmqnnmd territory, indemnity Bet
yinm aad SorMa aad promise to be
rood. Sine*, however, weakened
i>ermaay has resorted to additions,
rrightfateeas it is oot probable the
poo tiff will And any of the poorer*
it war witb Germany willing to let
up until tho German war machine
a permanently crushed. Any Gor
man pane* overture b looked apoa
is merely an effort to prepare for
rurther war.
A strike of miner* and other in
dustrial worker* called la the West
by I. W. W, loader* failed to me tar
si! se when 17 ef the leader* war*
inested aad held a* military pris
oner*. It has been discovered that
many who are high ap la labor or
[sniutioni and tho Socialist party are
German agents. These are being
turned over to the govern lent by
the real labor unionists as fact os
they are found.
Mexico** plea for financial asMst
incs has Anally hoe* granted by the
American government. American
banker* have been told that
Jiey would b* permitted to float the
■Unit Ctrnnu’m government. The
Htileui bar* been trying tor more
than two years to got aid tc this
country, bat satU now wars denied
Measee df the we ak nee■ of their
[ ore nun eat
Secretary Daniels and bis advisors
its preparing ta make America's de
■troysr Seat the graataat the world
kas over known. Thio plan in aim
ed at the destruction of Germany's
■ubmariae Seat.
BIG PICNIC PON SOLDIERS AT
AT LtLUNGTON, SEPT. 4.
~ LUlington. Aar. BO—At a meaUng
>f the Harnett Cewaty Bar hold to
Uy ta the Courthouse at Lilltagton,
ho —dm of the Bar wiuIsmw
ly tsadtrtd thoir prafomlonal aer
rtow of the drafted and enlisted men
rf Harnett County. Some of the
1 rafted and onHeted soon now la the
Array from tlda County have legal
Better* which will aaad attention
faring Urn nbeenrs of them men,
ud it Is poaelble that nni of them
nay net be ta poaltJea to employ at
torneys to look after their interest
NKh thla in slow the members of
the Bar bar* umutkmesmiy tendered
their ssrsiuse to aay enlisted or draft
id mas wha may have any legal mat
ters which will require attention dor
*Rhia abase*« In the arm.
Tha Bar aleo aaaabneuely decided
® eet a* ealemdar for Tosoday.
ley* rate it 4th. and agreed that with
*• eeaaant of tha Tadgs no court
eoold b* baU as that day ta order
ha* tha entire County might aeto
mto — a great rally and picnic to
**„H,r***f Caanty boys wha ora
to leave to go lata the
>™qL J* * that tbs esttr*
aty wffl turn oat and asset at Lit
lagtoa aa that day and — to tha
■oily a gnat mum
RAILROADS PLAN TO
MOVE DRAFTED TROOPS
' TO CANTONMENTS
I —
M'"—l W Firm aOAJM WUI Start
Sap*. S| Netiaeal Caard Already
Om Kara
New To*. An«. lB-_pi*na far tba
moat important troop moTamant aver
attempted it tbit cetuatry I evolving
tba treaaportaUoo of ttffiOO mas.
an bain* perfected by tba American
Raihrny Amoctotioh, accordmr to an
announcement mad* baa* tonight by
Fairfax Barriaon, ehefamaa of tba
Railroad*' War Board
*Tha mortmaat of tampo from tba
r aria a* State* to army mntirnminta
trill atari September I," mid Mr.
Harrison, “aad I between that dato and
September I the nflmb will com
plete the entrainment of tMAM
mam. approximately udrty par east
af tba total number to to moved.
. Hi* expected that a msoed move
ment af 100,000 mem wfla begin Sept..
IS, continuing for fomg-toyi. and a
third move aunt of tba am atna on
October t.
- “Some ceoceptloa -r the teak
whfth cepfronte tba amaWatioa may
to gteeeedfrom toe tamt that «M
nut; made up In *M train*, with ae
many lecomotfrae and bain arrnwe.
“sSS T “
“Tba mOreada hav» i bee* mak
ad to amply tfanapartJ for HOr
000 aotdMU of the n»tx guard to
sasrxisjv
in icrraeaina vohuae
been moved."
SARF REACTION
Fliaaa el Om Tlam
Fraa Laat Weak’
ia nothing if not err aad how
rrkoo an likely to ■> tram woo
day to an other poxalea Xl fow PM
P»*. The rapid apturwM aarly hat
week. whaa October A to t|h
emu aad the rot at I now crow
months to about the 2« ■ oset baaia,
encouraged some to t|B that t)J
market was headed oXan omlw:
but Monday at this aow the
list down too points fre^Kaac Heals
except March, which k^KId points.
wasasfei
cents to M III
Wd£zsi5tf$&
ly been exceeded during tha war pe
riod, bat they an safieieatly strik
er to iUoatrato the abnormal condi
tions prevailing aad explains why
action has been takes to tank price
changes to three casts in any one
If disappointing to some specula -
ton, other people have found reason
for encouragement in -the fact that
weather end crop advices have made
mom cheerful reading. The situation
In those parts of Tam* whan rain
fall has been deflcleat has felt a
good deal to be dashed, hut tha gen
eral tendency la to raise natlmatm
of the yield for the belt aa a whole
aad then la an Ini I sasdrg disposition
to regard the Government's recast
condition estimate of TM par cent aa
being too low. Talus In the main,
sentiment is bearish on the theory
that the crop wi> tun out better
than was earlier expected and «*-♦
when it begins to men* *•» vohams tha
weight of th* bales will toll on prince.
Other arguments an also beard aa
la why tho market should work down
ward, including tha ewUifcncat of
operations at British prills that is to
begin In September, aad tome capital
has been mads oat of the reduction
In domestic consumption in Jafy as
compand with previews months this
year. Yet Um total of 1,000 halos
of lint cotton can hardly be tsrasod
a poor showing, and It ia observed
that In tha season whkh er.dod with
July tho quantity rowasmed was «0Sr
000 bale* larger than la the previous
isiscisjsr as*
McD. HOLLIDAY MADE HUT
vice-president RICHMOND
ASSOCIATION
McD. Holliday, mt Dm, has Um
elected Bret rice praaidant of a pa
tently formed Richmond Msarlation
designed to keep trade ta» tha Sooth
•Ad combat tha mall order Auka
Hr. Holiday's election followed an
add reas da Ur trad by kMs bafora tha
emaciation at a cewrmdion ie Rich
mood last weak. Ha NO Kidmaaf
bafora the stectloa aras hold aad waa
rurpriaad to ban ml his election by
Utter yastarday.
I. B. By door, prealdeart of tha Rich
mond Dry Oooda Company, bt no
mminUns Hr. Honda? of Ms auc
tion, writes “that year pUas aad
ye«r talk were as Inspiration to am
and I want to ask now that yaa do
year Mt la amUUng as la tbs rac
cssafal dereloptasnt of *W organisa
tion."
COSTS U. S. SlSd.Sd TO EQUIP
INFANTRYMAN FOR FRANCft
Fins Saldisw to Re dated Wish
Washington A eg. IP—It costa tha
UaHad States jam (ltd.SO to ogMp
ba Infantryman for aottUa In Prance.
Figaros mads pablis tonight shew
that of this total elothtog nsisasals
HSLSlj Sghtlng saaismsM’ sdTSS
and sating stomalla ITT*. Tha aoi
dUr'e gaa mask casta fit: hit Stoat
hatasto |S Bad Ms ride Sl*.SO. Tha
aj?n“.sr1r^nss:
133 OF HARNETT’S
QUOTA CHOSEN UP
TO TUESDAY NIGHT
Nmm. at OtWs Not to Bo
Hodo Public Until
Tomorrow
r
>
I
•orti TmwUt aftwamT p£hTuf
aliuady voluntaacud
ud IS failad te ik» wo for mu
jastlosa. Practically tbs sboh quote
bn beta —kftad, Wt b<riim tbt
to" todt for AlH^ ZLptZnVJml
■*<«■»**• oota teteonow for
tefM who went tudud after tbs
^tj«*b tboir aaasos wfU act bo
nado public until than.
Dtuta famisbo* SS of tbs aaaber
tslactad. Natbaa Johnson, Edaar C
Varum H. MaaosisJH, cXssIls
Udsrutea. Koanltb P. Howard, Wit
Us*. WObate Habort Ksuss,
teSftastiaaaja
ria Brows, Ellla Thomas, BdWuMatea
A. Ksaady. AnMi
[■ Los, Lewis P. Trw. Jaaaa |
ftetbia*. MUtec Jobss, Mack 0. Pops.
UsUo tWoBSS, Haary McAllister,
Oswald Bmi, Char Us Las. H abort
L *»*■< ood Hoary C. Warren.
mom ad white bars already aalated.
lbs tboss aclsclcd frate Dean.
Tboss of Duan wba failod to rspan
[or sxuai nation aro Os seas Mr I pan .
Leslie C. Jones.
Tba nbitM m* and Ux order ha
etleh they war* chosen, fellow:
I—«H John Williford Buie, gwtu
Station
1—1466 Saule Lee Peel. Coota
I— MM PranhBhsrw.sd Walk, rw
t-UlTmuui Tkoaaaa Pace, LU
i-uinr&a Bsinlu. Tart, Dana
16—1476 Hwhsrt --- rrlTiT
iMttafaMM.
tl—6T1XS.! Harry Cooyer, Klp
Hnc
18—1166 Denial McArtan, Linden
!*—!»>* Makom Williams. Dana
37—686 David Kirk Pilmis. Costs
10—14P5 Lonnie Cleveland Parker,
Daks
w—1679 Meio Manley Sawyer, Daks
16—1711 Benjamin Earl Stewart,
Dtkt
*6—378 WflHam McKinley Cos,
Broadway
*•—it*! Andrew Jackson Wester,
••—466 bH Evans, Dana
66—616 Andrew Joaae. BonvfQe
66—1666 William Hebert Besna,
Dana, Enlisted
16—607 Ltanle B. Baals, Daks
IT—437 Joseph Daniel Densen, HoBy
W—IS 24 Robert Lee Murchison.
OBvin
58—604 Win Groves, Doan
10—43 Walter Edwin Andenoa,
II— 1766 Gabriel Smith, Daks
13—1364 Lloyd Me Donga Id, Baan
16— 430 Willi. Makom Dorman,
Dana
17— 1014 Abort Major, Chalyboate
16—614 Marvin Richard Edwards,
Ufflactoa
10—416 Henry Dm via, Boont Bpgs.
76—1046 Yemen Hawaii MirnuU
Dane
II—1705 Bilm Raymond Stephen*™,
Holly Sprint*
II— <87 Limey Bnnl*. Deka rt
90— 13X8 Amo* Reid McNeill, Cam
eron
18—140 John BoUer Bowden, Certs
10—8011 Bertie* Wicker, Lillincton
M—488 Duacaa Ooldie Dnrreeh, LIL
>8—780*J#bw Martin Hawley, Dunn
>1—1$ Jason Allen, Daaa
>0—1148 Coo. Met eon. Done
101—1108 Mack Prtaeo, KipUne
104—1771 Bonte Bratton Smith,
108—818 Joe Leo Elliot, UUmyto*
I OS—1081 Hector Neill Stewart,
Dvm
III— tOM Herman WUliana*on, Coats
118—117 Mack Mart, Daaa
117— 800 Vance Cam erne, Joaeahore
IIS—78 OaMa Brown. Dean
118— IBIS EBb Them at, Dana
ICS—777 L. Grey Halt, Joomboro rt
181—7*1 Mercia Keiby Holder,
Broadway
Its—70S Loyd o. Johnson, LiMnrton
ltd—1840 William P. Hater*, LJUas
118—880 Bennett lerael Cotton,' Pa
177—1 RTaXT MeNefB, Broad
188—William Hoary Mathew*.
Bab*. Creek
!R=?SSr&J <££•
1 ttl887^^{jaamTSeM**11***
148—80S Jem* Cent*. Dana
145-1700 WltlUm Henry Owen
Smith, Duke
140—1104 bane McLeod. Broadway
Winwm Harden, Baa£2
180—lOOOOnbert C. Weeds fl, Car
184—1118 Arthar M. Btaybeaeen.
*BI PVue* Mathew*.
ISO—OOSJrta Albert Eeaaedy.
18*—081 Archie J. Lee. DbbiT^
"LORD. SAVE THY PEOPLE*
bp Iw. A. L CmM •
frit Iwtbt CWA-Oiafan
W IpMtwaJ fleshon.
ktt. A. L Goodrich, lb the ab
■mpe of Dr. J. J. Hurt who ie bow
on Us vacation, ablp UUd the pufcft
of tho First lUirttit ckftTfh vmkba
dap moraine, uSagUs teat front tbs
■srsntb vans of (£• flat chapter ol
tbs book of Jrmlth: "For that
L"r!,‘ ^ with rridnsm
for Jacob, and shout among tbs chisf
tho rsssaaat of lsrasl
Prsfactog Us somoa by s fhw as
pis ns to ry remarks U cIsm us tbs
connection which tbs owns footed
ha. t. tbs hook of Iwutelah with
tribsr poosajos of script nr., Bov.
Mr. Goodrich said that ft rnfsrrod
to tbs Jews, hut that last*ad of am
failurv of tho Jos? IwtEnted teT
net the attention of Us —*«—w to
thoir own church, their on nonals
tbsasaoKwo.
“Whot does tho tsxt asaoa. what
doa it IwlvsT- hsgaa tbs noohor.
Flint, H irvolvoe daanar. At his
torp of tho shank bos bis, a hlitMj
of lbs doagora of tho chbnh. Tho
church has not boon *1—* M much
3:i«ir,«fssi?ais
of tbs church tastes of it the WMak
sr mads plain at «hs nataot
Tbs spaaksr than an mas rated tbs
dooms of tbs chsreh, tbs Bnt of
which ho said was aoacowfomttp, or
tbs act of followlag the world. "Jo
ans sold: “follow aw.’ Lot poor tn
Boomc purify tho world," and tho
spoakor ban cited Blast rstiro otorioo
to nwko Ua point
Tba aacond danger is that of dash
srs, or tbs ssaMdsa of nliHasI ia
monr^and Uassut and ptepf^TLord
Tri bWb«|sr lo that of nlhrii
non. "Our laoritatiosm an alfawflp
^.g^/TTl *u' J*- wu Shawls
church k Uhonl'doos'h^onsoo Ur
tiU and proop mao," addad tba «wk
or.
mt the _ __
ceneictlon thai Qod mill i
fee th. wot bafag W
Bee. Mr. Gcedriefc Vi
160—1681 Lather Green Keek, Duke1
164—1641 Lewis FruUU Tew,
Dunn
146—686 Jamm 8. Farthing, Dan
166—6M Milton Jena*. Dank
146—14T0 Deanie Cloeeland Parrish.
West Durham
166—646 WflMam Beery Honeycutt,
170— 216ArioB^T1*Ke,
171— 6t0 Loose 1 He Trim, nifci
172— 1684 Joe JUhn KerdaTWcr
174—1611 Erwin Jooeph Btaphanoea.
Angler
176—61 Clyde LeaHe Aldanoaa,
176—1727 John Wiliam Stephenaon,
Duke
186—961 Denial Baxter Leach, Cam
184—77* Thomas Nickels Bohnee,
PJncvicv
•77_K«m<^ Felton Howard,
1**—1211 Allen B. McLean. LlIMng
1*2—1417 Meek 0. Pone, Down
1*4—2084 Oee. Leo WiWo, Broad
1*4—188 Themes J. Block. LUHngto.
1*8—1278 Mathews MeMUUon, Lla
1*8—1791 James Thomas, Manning
800—1966 Edgar C. West, Dona
261—792 LeaSeC. Jonm, Dona
2*2—8 Joseph F. Andrews, Chaly
beate Sprier*
2*4—1680 Bafts ftephanaea. Bale's
*06—64*Enrk C. Worn
uunw
*bLo°*,i F' rha,rt*’
109—1132 Rnrv IliAOWUv. Dni
210— 440 Jim k Dirmh, UMur
ton
211— 142* Jtnu M. Patter***, LU
llagtMi
214— 1054 Edwin M. IfaHn, Orw
MUi
215— 1275 Dock McLaua. LMl
222—255 Arthur Campbell, Bofel
Cr*ik
228—535 Honry E. Chuwpi—, KJp
235—tool William A. WMto, Duka
•51—431 Orwuld Ctnoro. Dm
225—023 ChorUo La., Dm
“•- I®*’ Mur^y xj.ill Mntthowu,
***—Cuaarat,
*41—575 tochA Lockoaan, Dnk.
242—437 rofwt f. Holland, Buia’a
Crook
245^1557
257—1155 Lothor E. Cok, DnW ^
155-l^a-k, Allan ’aTbotmo,
*51—2512 Joka MoD. WWtharu, UU
iS=|fefcr’wlEr.uk
t*T-l^y» Vondor Stapbomo.
255—Mlmn. W. -rvn
STB-1M?WMm» Loo “
221—1112 Bald MeXayj
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