- 'ViiMudiy <iiu> «r »h«
•Coaid«datnlivsd in * flu.-t.oxi C.w!
dated tha IVtn day of ZUr in'*, duly
thaeutctf Fa.'duih to B. * •
LMh aad »tfs Mtcabo Linns near
la* a note of even date.- Said mart
*' " "xofrtsc
14 ecdrfr
i'.Tvf -' , d> ."aul1
havtafc Ml mad* Ik Uu pertciat cl
tha iadabtadmt ihoraby accutcd. :)••
uad*ni*a«d wilt jtt Monday the l.ti
day of Jute, 1020, at 13 fr!j«r': M
at the Coart Boom door in Lilli nr
ton, X. C, aaH for cash to the hiiM
ert bidder the follow!** d. w> i*«i
real aetata,: Lying and b Ire la Ha:
r*U County. Bute .of North Carul.w
Avsrasbnm toamrhp, Lot No. 3 ii
the division of th« William Luca
division, hvsianin* at a awl:; n, a;
the tram road, the corner o( lei Kn
■ I, aad runs as the djrtdin* lino »i
this lei. North 12 W. about 34 chain
to another Conor, corns; of lot No
L La the Somdl line; ihencr b. J2 V;
W. about 19 chains to a stake 4. oi
the traai toad; thenc* S. 25 E. ,.3,
chains to a dead pine in a rvaiuh
thenc* N. 87 E. 0 chains to a aLiki
icorner oo th* hill; thancc S. 21 >:
IB choiaii to a corner, Eart of Mur;
1 IsIPs raaidance; tbcncc N. 54 H
C.dO chain* to the betrioauu: contain
. in* 22 sens more or less.
Ti»o of tale Monday June Uth
1929, at 12 o'clock M. plan of aalo
Court Bourn door in f.iiliii*iun, N
C. Tonne of kale cash.
B. C. LUCAS,
PHOEBE LUCAS, Monyap.'ci
This the 10th day of Nay Ibid.
May Id-St
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
North Carolina—Harnett County:
ALBERT N. RAYNER
v» Order of PaMiMf'o;
LINA BAYNEB
II appearing from Lb* affidavit u
- In thle action. ilia
UNA RAYNER, the defendant Lh>.ro
w. Is not to b* found la Ilene:
County, and cannot aftu lue dill
gone* he found within the (State. in:
it further appearing that a cau.-o u
actlea exists hi famr of the piatir'f
against the 'defendant for
late dhrorcs.
It is therefore ordered, thst notie
of this action b* puVVn'tl »n*« i
week foe four woekt In "Th* Due:
Dbyelrh,1* a newspaper publnUcd i:
Harnett county, sotting forth the i?
tie of the action, the pu.-yosc of th<
aim a, and requiring tho dafoadan
ta appear at tan term of the Super
ler Court of Harnett County, tn b
held on the first Monday Ip Si.ptcm
1 bar, it being the nth day of Jqn
lSzO, at the courthoaao in jed conn
ty, and answer or dtmar to the com
plaint of the plaintiff.
This I*, day af May 1920
a. a. McDonald,
, - Clash of Superior Coart
S-S14L T- •
M 1 1 -:
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
- Hasing qualified as adipiiuftratru
L» ef the •etala'of Jno. B. Saunders, do
a caused, late ef Harnett County
* North Carolina, this ia to notify nl
persons having daises sgninst the cs
tat* af said deceased to exhibit than
tn the undersigned at Dunn, N. C.
on or before the 30th day of April
o» jdn Mtfca wH bn aia.Sn
hi bar of their near try. All per
; none tndsbtad to laid estate wU
, please make immediate payment:
MR8. L. E. WILLIAMS,
2 Administratrix ef John B. Saunders
This thaaAOth af-April, 1V30.
Attorney
* —I . j O . .
X Having qualified u ex renter. oi
v the estate of John H. Pop.' decoded
♦ late af Harnett Coonty, X. C., this i>
% •» netlfy all parsons baring claim:
a agaii^t the estate of mid hccissl
V te exhibit them to the ondtr>btnr«l
t. at Duon, N. C., on or befoit* the 4t|
•* day of May 1M1, or this notice will
ha pleaded fat bar of their recovery
AH petseu indebted to the sa d estate
• srBI planoc make immediate pn^mc-t
This the 4th day oi Uuy llKtf.
r R. Is WABBEN.
• EDITH C. POPE.
Oadssia A Williams. Attorneys.
;; 4-9C Tn.
* " " ■1 -;
i NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION
e Having qualified os ailminl'tratOi
} of the estate of Y. A. Irey, latr ol
5 Her. ett coonty, this !a to notify all
persep< holding claims cgsin t viM
deerueed. to present the same tn ties
1 nod-.rsigned admiaisirator rtjl, pro
2 vea according to law on or before th.
« 10th day of May 1021, or this astir.*
will bo pleaded, la Inr of the.r te
J eaviry. AH persona imI bud to nii
7 deceased will please route forward
* mmA mikt isUiMBtnt
l This the l«tb, day of May 1C24.
- U. C. IVEY,
i Administrator of tbs cstaie of V.
A I ray, deceased.
Jo ee F. Wilson, attorney.
; May l»4«. •
* EXECUTRIX’S NOTICr.
a Having qaalifku as Kxerotilx on.
J dor .be test will and testament at I,.
* ,■ l.w, Jr., deceased, this is • n ru.i f..
all pares as having claim, atrnirst mid
t octal a to flk the same with it • ur.
*n psed an or bbfoTe thr I4:b Us>
of I.ay l#M, or this niHtni vil o.
■> plmded In bar of n-eeseey, All pxr
1 eona iadaMod te the estate s»t", alike
. ecttl men immediately with Ute tf?|
. f il W:
* TV* tlu 12th d«v of May, 1920.
t MARTHA LEE.
Issr^liit of L. H. Lee, Jr.. de*e**e<l
; Cl Eord and Tosrrtend. Athrasy.
.. Mav It-at.
; “ nonet or iau
f By rlltM of tin* a«llia/ity can
* tdaiil la • dad of trad
&%'. If. r.ucHt. and aif«, and -t
ai.d la Back ill. Pag* **, »•
■ oaarta af Haraatt county, u,
tm4o l%»«d truoton, lUMacd ta a d
■' tad n trait, will on Hu ml ay. th
lttk . ay af Jana, '.NO. at It aVi^:
M. a! .'or far ala at paklir not vr
la Ml hip kart bidder lot cuak at tk
u. wart, tar dear In f,ni;*gto», N. C.
/ . Mm fc’loarlnp dnirribad tract of Ian.
kcatr I kt Hainan county, to-* it:
■r taala* at tkc aoulkorat rorna.
' k: nratkef J1 acratdiaa ta the
MtBy Map af tk% Tawa af Ulhnypnr
that ; i la my, at da oorlk wnrylr
tiaat, with the Kart auryta af
Biot -Mt rtnat. and roar thanre
, aartk /ty «Htk alaaralfc it mm IM
a fMI •> John Knlaht'r linn, thmo
2 aart«: -dly papatM with "J" it met
* Idlf di Mnailnathwartiy parailai
f* aft ClrraaBb rtnat IN foot m “f
: i
jftNMMKki af aa MTV Mat fta I
-t on-neVi my fire-icom dwelling
. ACW i:'iitcd
- »ii< thi 12th Ly of Mar, 1930.
i. C CLIFFORD'. i iu-hm.
j.v •.*> it '
~ tiOTtCE OF SALE ' ’
•>'k Carolina Harnett County.
Cadet and by vine* of an order of
<■'» Sui«..;or Court of Harnett coua
i ESc.da In thr Special Proceeding
. .alt., d W. M. McDeugald and Rev
' ju Cameron a Archie McDougnld,
• 1. V. lirDoumld. Wm. T. McDoug
K. .dory J. McDougald, Bonia Meu.
j lel.yis, Chas \V. Cameron, John L.
i aac-ron, Crorg* W. Cameron, Saa
j la' Camc:oaXm*tena Camion, Flora
: ,'n* * on vd Roxana Cuau run, the
1 nr • l-Hiir No.- apon the Special
; .ix ceding Docket of raid Court, the
I ':..l .reigned Comri^aienar will, oa tba
:.ttk day of June, 1920 at 12 o'clock
at tb« coorthouee la Ulliag
:m. North Carolina, offer for rale to
hr highest bidder Uutt certain tract
' land lying and being hi Upper Lit
River Township. Harnett County,
No:th Carolina, and described aa fol
•low*:
lUvinalng at a rtake aa the south
r, .Idc of Bear Branch, being the third
; cornev of a fifty act* tract of land
. -,f Ann (I. Smith's and runs Ihenrs
N.l" chains to a suko; thence E. 12
chains and 13 links to a stake; thence
L U chains to a stake; thence to the
Vn.aniag, containing 2i acres.
.i Said sale to be according to the
i 'iiikiT.ing terms: Cash,
j This fCth day of May. 1920.
C. F. YOUNG, Commissioner.
.U-1-4L
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
■ | Under amt by virtue of an order
■ <it msU" made by Clerk of Superior
Ccutt of Harnett county, hi a special
• proceedings; entitled O. R. Simpson,
Ailtn'nlrtrmter of K. L Williams do
. xs isd vs. UHi<, D. Speannan, George
| ■*. V/'lUisau *t als., being No. 1896
l a - Cic Special Pi occoding* Docket
of *»id county. The undersigned eom
M xior.in, appointed by the court,
•vUl on Monday July Stb, at It o'
clock JL, at the court house door in
i-lilngton, N. C-, expos# to sale to
the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described tract or parcel of
land, rituate In Stewarts Crock Town
{--h’p. adjoining the McArthur lands
I the lands of W. T. Smith and other!
in-id bving the anmc tenet of laAl
! vrr'eh formerly belonged to l t
- tv ill'em*, bound and dcnc-IWd as fol
low*:
n.»;*-.-’nfr «l a stake in the center
07 lire Dunn and LUlinjrton road op
g It- a laipi di-;.d pine pointer, Geo.
s. Stu -it's comer in the McArthur
H* .-. and runs ther.eo S HE. 2200
ft c tn a rtekt, McArthur's and
B.-. ley's corner in tis old plantation
It ±; thei.vs 3. U W. 1 Id feet to a
St. xc; thence K. no W. S25 feet to a
*1 - re sac po'nftjs, a co. nsr In
B i’ :’3 I'nc; Ibsrce N. 8 1-2 E
DU 2.4 lest ta a stake, Henry Davis’
• vomer in E. Camsron’n tins; thence
'tort 208.7 feet to a stake, Henry
; Dav’s’ comer; thence N. 8 1-2 t
1043.8 feet to a stake on the south
ed t. of the Dunn and LiUingten road.
: another of Henry Davis' comers;
th. nee as the Duna and UlUngton
, road East 649.3 fact to the beginning
containing 35 aerta more or lew.
Time of sale; Monday July 6th, It
o'clock M.
Place of mis: Court ho ass door
Islington, N. C.
Terms of sole: Cafe
CLARENCE 3. SMITE,
R. H. DYE,
Commissioner*.
This 3rd day of June. 1920.
10-8-11. .
TO MY FRIENDS
1 du'« U that I owe on explanation
why I did not remain In the race foi
County Recorder.
Two yaart ago when Mr. McDonald
wa» dated for clerk of the court my
friends urged me to run for Recerd
, r r. I didn t think at that time that
I would hare any apposition and I
agreed U make the race, eery non
after Col. McLean announced U*
candidacy, then it waa that I ought
•>et to have run againet my friend,
.but at7 hot bended ambition got the
J beet of my hotter judgment and 1
I continued In tho race, only to get do
| fe-iiid at I should have been, but
with all of this I did not falter not
fall back, hut rolled up my ■ leaver
n-d did who beat work of my life for
I'oL McLean and the ticket aa evi
ct.uetd by the return* from Averua
b*io precinct. Col. McLean war born
eml rpcnl Ike boat of his life in Ha
Irtoli. county fighting the battles to'
.t'emot-raty, and now.in the eventide
cf hie life to have to wag* a hot fight
for a .mail ofllcc l* a little more than
i eouid Hand far. I know ray friend
!»s« hb> fault*, wc all have, the good
book nay4i “He that is without ain.
:«t h ro ea»t tho lint atone, and by
h.y way. there wasn't any rocks
flung. I was Induced again to run
this year and I felt confident that
‘"stars' era* perched upon my banner,
bet afb-r carefully considering the
nau.tr a.id knowing that according
lo natun, In ay friend* life the day
a far rpi it. and that the mora of
M< •■art; nanhood has paaaod, the
noontide sturdy manhood has gone
and rh# i . T.tide of life is fast ap
proaching. and that the golden ran
of hi# life will soon be at rest behind
the hill*, I for on* will not
■u anything lb mar hi* bapplnme but
I will lend my b*>t effort* to make the
! -.-muinlng day* or hi* life happy. Col.
■n Istan ha* made u very efficient
able in the administration of
•iiw and justice, and now born let* all
rail together and give my friend Ike
-hcraer majority he has over gotten
I n his life. Thi* is the reaten team*
I 1 '■•** to give Coi McLean a clear
la.!. Thanking my friend* fee the
try loyal rapport they gave me ard
*t j-rng you that I do apprueiato It
And wkh aaaurance* that we erlU
w.t ih* b Jt'rj this fall by Mggeat
•ncjoritle* we *v«r have, and to tbamgl
•rd I h.-rtby ?!<dg» my best service*.
cm* P. SHILL I
WINSTON .lAlCM WOMEN S
ACTION TOWAJtP MUCKS
~Hw *»•«»’* etubo of WloMao-Sa
•«, ■><> edoacod Am following poli>
M r:flPd to high prieeo of Mv
"WJurMI, |be womra of Am Win
M-SoloM women'* elpbs with to
•»»»; I tr. .'otp Ik* reaaaaltT'i radar
das /one ami *ra Nbic economy to
Jr* wap it exorbitant irltN, wo wlN|
m* >-p Nothing. food or houoohold
irVeto* nut oro not oooiatiaJ. awl mi
»>;' red. eror to aot pap aa oafoirj
»'• for oor ort(*l».
' *> ah hi dear or ta abMala fraa
« i .rul ir.do'gr aca i
• will oiadlp and rhoerfaMy MB'
iftd wo gyp, wbatgoor, wo boro aa
»*t . • PiNdbto oad leach #«r yowsg
•Opto tic MOWNlili of NMMf.”
.. CAHPtT CHASE
Catpel Gnu- o Im nul.^ov,.
»nt itnu: rot vym»«vti ua*tu,» tr
(tatta! pia.u *>\a oi tlx
I Crck* ?•«•*» <*. not • net w .—
1 r.41 tt«e. atiduiiiiy muuJottr iioir
Irvp'.cal Amor*-a before a d hrj
gptcad teens rally or*, the Pc'4th .1
*r*« reaolte* a moist er
nt least not droutftty toll and rut
coodJ better la each tolls if vindr
than any other pastor* (tims.
TH* minimum temperature u will
crrSr.- utcut 1C degrees farenbett.1
(urpct in., passu.«i are icadd> 1
stabluhed la tilled land by seeding i
t any tine from early spring to late I
ivanv.T on a n«ll-flrmrd seed bed.
■vben i«ui»tcre conditions are facer
bic. On unbroken or stump land
■tied rc>ults can be secured by bum
> ag or mowing the tall native grasses,
K ding at a favoi able time, and then
; a Mu ring to keep the native grasses
■ orsUntly diort. Under this treat
<a» the native grasses are eradicat
ed in one or two yearn and replaced
by a par* stand of cxrpu grant.
Tim csny.ny eapacily of good car
pet (rua pasture b on* cow to the
acr* for the Asa beet month, end
on# row to a ocret fer three to five
month* longer.
Dalit* eras*, kspedxva. white clov
er, bur clover. Mack medic, and Au
guba vetch are detlrabl* la mixture
with carpet gras*. Italian rye may be
used as a winter mixture, but needs
to bo sown each fall. L'adar some con
ditions red top should bo used to pie
vodo carpet grass. Carpet-grass pas
ture*. should be grassd to the capa
city, iu» under heavy grailng the best
condition is maintained.
Biuerwwd snd dog fennel are the
only two weed* that seriously invade
carpet-gram pastures. During the
first two seasons those weeds should
hr mowed before they ripen seeds.
Thereafter they will cauae but Uttlc
‘.rouble, bat mowing should be resort
ed to whon necessary.
Seed of carpet grass la easily har
vested by mowing and thrashing.
Largo erase of pore or nearly pure
carpet gram occur in several region!
in tlio South.
Up ta the present the quantity of
x-ed produced has been only a erec
tion of that required. A coenprohan
dvc plan has been dcvlard to increase
r.ruaUy the harvesting of aved, as the
uc-tunding need to stimulate a moth 1
‘treater use of carpet grass for pas
ture is an ample seed supply.
Complete information about Car
pet Crass la published in Farmers
iulletin 1130, U. S. Department of
Agriculture.
LONG AND STACY WILL
RUN IN NEXT PRIMARY 1
—
New H soever Mss Second U First1
Balloting sad Iredell
Jurist U Third
Raleigh, June 16—Judge* Ben Je
nin F. Long and W. P. Stacy will run
if the Supreme court justiceship
inly 3. Stacy bring firet high after
Hoke with 34,368; Long, 33,843;
Adams, 33,141: Gulley. 84,708; O.ui
on. 24,186. and Rouse, 10,712.
Judge Huks, incumbent, received
69,749, more than half thr vote. At
that it will be seen that h* ran close
Judge Adams fall* a trifle behind
■sing and Stacy a shade above his »>
poncnL '
Hsxtrr Durham aDd J. I'. Cook, will'
contest for auditor. Durham leads
with 36,461. Cook is neat with 27.280,
McDonald third with 18,179, and
Woody last with 16,427.
Stacy Wad* is nominated insurance
commissioner safely over McClenagh
an and Underwood. Wade pulls 75.
“>'0; MeCienatrhxn, 14,192 and Un
darwood 86,874)
Senator Overman gets 94,806
against 23,869 for Brooks Lacy polls
83,914 and Renfrew 30,686. Shipman
swamps Dellinger again as eomasia
uon«r of labor and printing with 73,
606 against 35,283. Major Gi attain,
commissioner of agriculture, walks
over Thompson with 75,192 to 87,
346.
Hiram Johnson brats Leonard
Wood easily. Johnson polling 16,773
and Wood 6.603. wood carried
Wilke., Sheriff Call's home, by a
moderate majority.
New York City’s population is S,
681,151, an increase of 854,268, or
17.9 per cent over 1910; Boston.
Maas., 747,923, an Increase of 77,
388, or 11.6 per cent; Newport News,
Ve.. 86.696, inrrraar of 14,S9», ev
76.2 par eenL
The senate has ordered inveetiga-1
t*on' of expendltare* in the Preslden
tiel and Congressional campaigns,
which wll end with the November
elections. The inquiry will bo conduc
ted by tha same committee which has
been hearing evidence as to pre-con
vention political financing.
W I
Trnwe*—>11 itylu
iot mI« bjr
HOOD ft ORAXTHAM
SHINGLES
I Red Cedar Jhingles D':c:* from British Col
ombia Mills
Best and Most Serviceable
-in the world
We have a limited supply that we will sell
at low prices to quick buyers. I
| THEY ARE GOING UP 1
| Butter - Brothers
I .nHHmtM— .
WANTED
Farm of 200 to 500 acres, near good ]
; school and church, on public road, 50 per ct.
or more cleared. State best price and terms.
Address B. W. W., P. O. Box 822, Fayette
ville, North Carolina.
< i *
i BUILDING THIS SEASON?
*
■ W« Mil building material of eery but quality
BRICK
Shingles, Laths, Plaster, Paint, Window and Door
Frames Ready-made
Sash, Doors, Screens, Weather board Lag, Flooring,
Ceiling and Moulding
! ! We will contract to build your boute and furnish all
j ; Material
f DUNN DEVELOPMENT CO.
HYMAN SUPPLY COMPANY |
"ATTENTION Mr. FARMER"
“ 1" ..
Now U the time to place your ordcn for
Machinery for Fall uae.
Put more Machinery on your farm and
ghra your help work all the year around,
aad you won’t have trouble keeping
help.
After the crop is le'd by, put the Trac
tor to work running a Saw Mill, Lath
Mill.. Shingle Mill, Com Mill, Feed Mill,
Corn shelter. Cord Wood 8aw.
We make a specialty of Light Saw Milk
for farm use. Com Milk, Feed Mills and ,
Farm Machinery.
HYMAN SUPPLY CO. ,
"The MasUawf u a# the Sowth" I
WILMINGTON. N, C-NEW BERN, N. C V
...J
I THE SUCCESS THIS
BANK HAS ATTAINED
Was made possible because of these things: T
The resource* at the Rank’s Command. f
The Courtesy of the Bank's Olhcial*. $
The Confidence of the Public. 5
The Fair Mctnmls that have ever prevailed. J
*
The year 1920 will witness a strengthening of the.-*. ♦
if it be at e*l possible. |
To the n.an who bus no banking connection, we new Z
issue this invitation to connect himself with this bank. f
As a depositor his money is absolutely safe and a» u t
borrower he will be accorded us libera] terms an is *
consistent with safe banking. J
Our Facilitias Are At Your Disposal f
♦
Come in and Ulk it over with any official of the t
bank. We will give you the advantage of our export- t
ence and expert knowledge if you want it. Z
To One With Surplus Funds ♦
1 ou will find no safer place for your money than our t
?MV,n.*°Tpep,artment or Time Certificates of Deposit*. t
i.ioeny Bonds at present quotations are mighty attract- t
ive. We can supply your wants in either line. I
Bank of Harnett j
Duke, N.C. |
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS t
■ • •
No! you don’t know WHICH ;s the. <’ ?5f pho
nograph till you try this scientific cc vi mris.in
i you chink you know positively which
'» the beit phiiTKicripn.—you'd bete c
♦*nr_ctudjl
You cm t devuJe this qn-ctk'n | *
iimidy *in»kmg up yuor mind". Thtt'i
•dfevidr!!
Nor <a» you tleodc it by vmtra a
nwmlvT «.»rri,—Latening he^c anj
*f*i then "making up
your mind , That's cosuiaHeim1
Mime ndujivv In quality i* artea. J
17 njny |.i.-tarv
Tiitr T*a~ mmimiii
I".1 * “ Tnvl *.1?>4 , | fjfj'l V.,;
r^nm, 11 an the 1;.4' uv uj tlj;
•• j lrn» f<** f»Tpifi»i \
Thkt’i
H..r rt. The. y-i will tc at I,
ji.lUAJly to mlf v t*rr r**t. Va,;*||
kn ~w aicuroat or i*,ubt which
tbc krit fhonf<ri|'h
"* '• henr ,kt Edison Turn-Table Cent:arisen
The Ednon Turn-T«b> Compan*nn ii
conducted apart fnm the taka end of
out bunocu. ft m a terv.ee for all
rauac-lover*. whether they come to buy,
°£ not. Cone at whenever you have
•WKtK n f vcarrJ/ufumL^fHU- rcqoai.
The i tUxif, Moelune' n*cil in t!vr*.e ten*
are kept l>/ui rnth.-b t rr^ibtec imfc
lo.i. ManaJa.-torcxi oj mxh eui bine*,
or their repre*en-at vr*. WVitod b
nupect them, or recuUtr Uie-p.or ti>«ub
*ut\x*e other tujchmciof tS^r iBic P„ke,
r* their own wJf.Mon.n'c jualoriT uter
v Jo.% 3: 3ny t:m • iturar/j bi;.:. . jiourt.
The Barnes & Holliday Co.
Dunn, N. C.
f
saV: water
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF DUNN:
Your very serious attention is Called to the gravity of the situa
tion of#our present WATER SUPPLY. Since the advent of warm
weather the Superintendent of Water Works has found it impossible
to satisfactorily meet the demands made for water with tho present
well.
The consumption of water in the town has practically doubled
within the past year or so while the supply from the present well has
gradually diminished until at the present time R is only furnishing about
ono-half of the normal aupply. This it a very critical condition and calls
for the prompt co-operation of every property owner and user of water
to help ua remedy as best we can until a new source of supply is found.
We are informed by the contractors that it will probably be from four
to six months before the well now in process of boring can be completed,
even if t sufficient flow of water is procured.
In view of this alarming situation we respectfully ask that at
present you confine yourselves to the use of water that to absolutely es
sential «nd necessary only, and the use of lawn sprinklers be discontinu
ed until the situation can be improved.
With your co-operation, it to oor opinion that we can get along (
without any grave danger. Unleaa you do co-operate with ua we will
be forced to limit the use of water to a few hours dally.
Respectfully submitted,
J. L. WADE, Mayor.
6 14 1020.