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KrtaUhW AprU 1, 1*14
AILISHtO TWICS . A - WUE
TUfiSinAYS AND FRIDAYS
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WRIUSCRIPTIOX RATXS:
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(ASM IN ADVAKCT
Addtatt «fi cunuacakatlam to Th*
T.pitoh. AH depart uaate *f The
L.tpauh can be reached thrangh Ula
p. o te ICS.
t wmaaicatlona flpun lira taplaa
are imxitad, tut under aR lirnimataa
♦j* th* aa.'der of mk anwmaka
l mi meat farrlah ns with hi* aamt.
It ii sat necwvxry that th* uaa he
p ibiiahed. bat we Inust that it b«
given aa an evidence of goad faith.
Aart aueunta of wedding*, aater
I rnwanla. club nutating*, etc., era
. trite*.
Independent Fraat Againat Sen*la
Tariff BUI
Watt are th* view* of Independent
pa&ata o" the Senate Tariff Bill:
Kanrat City Star: "The bill b t
r-rioas r;u..-gmk. mistake, the Inne
•i'ate effect of which will be to in
< xcac the coat of living.’*
CpriagSoM (Mats) Republican:
"it ;< open to aeverc attach by thoa*
riu» believe that the price of comae
<*tie* ihould not be railed."
Chicago Daly New*: "Sven before
toe bill n panted the CMtUMI ia
nau* to pro on* of the blaaaings of
(be new ‘atrictly Aauiricaa’ tariff in
t* v annoonccment by the head *f the
Wvokrfl Tract that cloth will coat
f *ow ten M forty flv* rents man* at
• >olasalc.**
Chtiti'an Scie nce Xunitor: Disco*
jU-K the glove schedule of tbs bill
ISU :.on*pnrtiaan paper aaya: "Th*
pyopla of tii* United State* seed *n
1*1 ged foreign markets, bat cenaet
o.jeet to aril fe coon trie* whose
P?*M* they exclude by tuefa prohibi
" dutie* a* that propoaad an
»;’« ve». The* .American woman, new a
vetur, vriil not willingly cubcnit to
in'.ti tarns that compel her to pay
i.mch higher pifre* for leu desirable
article'. Worn aha li told that la*
ucaaed priev* are due to high tarifl
i nti**, aha will be lihelr to uac her
bsllo: agalast (be numbers of Con
rm respen. ibi* for the added coat
of wbat she boys.”
at- Heal (Minn.) Dispatch: “What
rf the great unregarded masses of
c uafotaerw"
UyCima
Chapel HU). April 20.—The en
gagement of Miss Elizabeth Atkin
•na^aiaagbter of Dr. aad Mrs. Georgs
W >iw>WaM
Gisgor, •/ LilHagtor, was aaaosaced
tjtULafteroeon at a part; at Chapel
t'HTi ,Tbi marriage will take piece
. !a the'summer.
tfisa lay ia at present field ageat
rt the> Bureau of Community Drama
of tte University Extension Division
ri.d a leading play writer ia the
C-rolire Flay makers. She obtains her
A. this year at the University and
is at St. Mary’s. Raleigh graduate.
"■When Witches Ride.” by Miss Lay.
•i in bo published ta the first volume
•>* the Haymaker** by Henry Bolt
ft Compary.
Mr. ureene is the son of Mr. and
Mia William Archibald Greene, of
MVlngtee, a graduate of Bala's
Clerk Aeudesny, ass overseas veteran
i t the World War aad roeeatly a wtn
zm; of the Keenan fellowship for
:c:2'ta in philosophy. Be Ukowise is
■>. playwright of ability and has pro
cured a number of exceptional oaea.
0.ss o* these, "The Last of Tha Lour
irr." is ta be psfiJldstil ia tha maw
'.same of the Playtnaktn with Miee
' iy*A Oa several plays, the two have
roUaburat^ci.
Mist Lay is wcU-kaowti ta KUetea,
having vialsad hera ea several occas
ie.m. She appeared here la the cast
i f the Carol i oa Playawfcers a year
• (go, when the troupe played at the
Grand Theatre. Georg* 8. Lay ad
this city la a brother of the bride-to
■ v. Dr. and Mr*. Lay have been her*
r.Tgaeally aad are well-known all
»v ie the (tsslo, and the engage sue at
v/ilTeome as a surprise to tha many
friends of the family here
AT MINGO ACADEMY
Following Em nule radial an
"l-anday might, gg——MME< •*
riiiaaa far too Ming* troop will ha
W'l Friday at t p. m. On Friday
nfrht too play. **A Family Affair"
v I ho givan at 1:11 o’cteab. Th*
Tuttl* D anrdlaUy Inritad to attend
tl:**# inarttoia.
Tha Mtogo atbaal haa had a aoo
• fiful year. Norwood Tap a. a Dana
ha?, a aa* ad Mr. and In. B. W.
I ax. haa aavwad aa priarigal
DELICATE ~OrEBATION
FEBFOMMED OM CHILD 1
Chari otto. May 1. By laaariiag •
»abbot tnho torowgh too tkiwat and
Vanohlal utoo and toon throating
.-nail fataopa torowgh tog toba, a
. «d two aad thru ignaBar taahaa
log oaa ramaoid from too laft long
•f" 4 AM a* Chariatta —atariam
by Dr. C. N Footer, af tola atop, M
onajg annaaaaal taolgfct by bmpttol
‘"n*ig!iT*i higg Mi M igg'
ta* faw, if oat too float, rpaaitlm af
tMr bird «oar p.rgirmil to too
C:Mh. lha pat tool, too Etooa pool. aid
t\. A of Mao. B. L. Briar, af Waaw
otoBto, «aa rapaatad toMgto a* do*
CONSOLIDATION 1
ACT NOT INVALID
T° !
Th «•« at reat Toar* of county
tehoal autbontio* over the State, Dr.
i E. c Brook*. - Superintendent of
j ScheeU has leaned a statement dc
t'term* that the recent decision of
1 the Sweat Court affecting the eoa
olidatfoa of eehool district* doe* not
, n validate the Act a found In Chap
ter ITS, Section I of the Law* of
;ihl
“County Boards of Education,” hr
»y». “have tho authority to conaoli
.'ato Doa-tecal tax district* with
■poclal tax aad local tax diatricte has.
in* different rated”
Dr. Breaks la now preparing a lat
ter to he sent to all tho county school
ruperlnteadeata in the State explain
ing In detail tho effect of the recent
Seprea* Court opinion aad pointing
out the procedure to follow In con
solidation* under that opinion.
“The defect*’, he toys referring to
tho point gn which the Supreme
Court thif week Invalidated two elec
tieni for rpecial tax under consolida
tion. “la fo *nd la the machinery pro
viding for the election. The dedalon
at the Supreme Court limply tnvali
■ate* tho electioa In the two diatricte
luaeed upon by the court. The vali
dity o' each election must be deter
sained by tbe ft^U greeting the
-lection. District* consolidated by
County Board* of Education under
the law are valid eaaeolldationa. but
the election for levying a tax may be
’UegaL. However, the General Arena
*>ly may, at K* next aaaioa, validate
uch elections, provided the rate* arc
nlform over the dietrict, and provi
d'd they are mad* to harmonise with
'xirting election tawa.”
FORD WOULD CUT
_ COST
HU Engineer Promise. By “5c
erot Process” T* Sell At
Hnlf Present Price
Washington, May 1.—Manufacture
>f commercial fertilisers by a secret
TTOccaa and their delivery U oonae
mere at one half the exletlng market
prices was bald oat to the senate ag
riculture coWnittee today by W. D,
Mayo, chief engineer for Henry Ford,
aa a possible factor In the develop
ment of tha government'* properties
at Miracle ghoala, Alabama, under tha
edfae fee their panties. enl loane by
the Defcoit manufactorer.
Chairman Monts of the committee,
by direct questioning caused Mr.
Mayo to reveal Mr. Verd'e plana to
am a “secret process" in thu making
of fertilisers at Muscle Skoals. The
chairman and witness had been dis
cussing the ability of tha bidder to
compete in the open market with
commercial producers of fertilisers
when Mr. Mayo declared bis belief
that Mr. Ford would be Ale to man
-i/actare that commodity at one-half
the presist coat pries.
Mr. Mayo said there waa a “secret
proeass” but declined to give the com
mittee any additional information.
Tha witness advised the eoaamittae
that It waa Mr. Ford's intention to
devote every effort to fertiliser pro
duction at Muscle Shoals and to «
task! tha power production beyond
MmAaIa Cknata naaiaatM swell Isite llta
upper Tennaaeoe river. None of the
power, Mr. Mope declared, would he
•old to private laureate, bat would
be comeamed bp ihe taduitrtol enter
pHaee to be eitebtlabed cm the Tea
ueaaeo. About 1*0,000,000 would be
•xpandad in the creation of new ln
daatriee aad power facUitloe la the
vicinity ef Maaele flkeala, Mr. Moya
•aid.
Beeeued of the larye inveotmrnt
Mr. Ford would aaalce, the wHaeat '
captained, ha had declined to modify ■
the propeml for puzekaae and lean
ef the project# ao ae U rod ace the |
100 your term to M rearm.
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MSTRICT MEETING OF THE U. D. C
CONVENES IN DUNN NEXTTHUESDA:
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Mu.h -ntateut 'a being maoideurd ,n the district m-etinj a? he li. n V l
rWh *;:i take pUee Ji Dam. next Thjrfday. Mis. McD tid.r p * i
lent of Chic ore Chapter, U speeding a Urge Atter.uAm r *.• I > ,).aa n» « L
******Rl* to Kdtorla’n the via!torn ip * most pl*3<a..t mane:,- Mf c T \V
Vleop, State President of the D. D. C.. will It present and J-liver a, ad
trail. MU* Corlrr.ia MrMillian, d strict director, is also ct. the «tt sc •
or a speech. * . 1
The meeting will bo held in Ihv fraternal hall and will meet at 10 o’clock I
"i?™** ”or,lin5- A mMk*‘ P-«»ni» ha, been arranged ,nd many abort l
AUg Will DC glide.
A complete program follows:
*ong—‘•America’* . ....
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Address of Welcome:
Mr. J. Wade, Mayor of Dunn.
Mrs. McD. Holliday, PraMdeat of Chicora Chaptur, V. D. C.
Reiponsc:
Mr*- I* T. Townsend, Lumberton, N. C.
Vocal Solo—Ure. Herbert McKay.
Qreelinga-.
Woman’* Club—Mrs. Lewis Stephen*,
Chamber of Commerce—Mr. Ellis Goldstein,
D. A. R—Mr*. Farquhard 8 mith.
I’iano Duet—Mctdamai Uoyd Wade and Robert Codwin
Introduction 0f Mr*. T. W Wilson:
Mrs. N. A. Townsend.
Add re m:
Mrs. T. W. Wilton, State President U. D. C.
Roll Call of Chapters:
Adjourn.
Luncheon.
Quartette hfrtdamce Heibret McKay. Joe Swain, W. S. Snipe,, Jno.
Hodgea
Introduction of MUa CornalU McMilllan, (District Director, U. D- C.):
By Mr*. McD. Holliday.
Directors Report.
Chapters Report.
Election ef Officers
U* Memorial—Mrs. J. H. Anderson, Fayetteville, N. C.
New Berineea.
Adjourn.
Meetlaa PmIp«m4
Th« mimic department ot the We
aan’* dab wiTIuot meet next Frida;
Way 5, which ii the regular time
The meeting has been postponed, the
:imr aad place to be announced later
MARY MEDBARIS SWPS8,
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Secretary of maaie department.
Death el Ha*. M. F. Jesfaea
On April the t, the death angel
eiaited the base of Mr. M. F. Jack*
aon and bora the spirit of hla wlfs,
Lula, to a brighter homa, where peace
and pleasure reign supreme, and
»her» pain aad earner never coma
She had been confined to the bod
•r the last aix months. 8ha atayad in
ha hospital eleven week* and after
Inding eat there was ao cure for her
he was brought borne whart aha He
rd one month.
8he was bora April M, lift. It
rai aad to think that the cord ad Ufa
am* clipped from ona that was laved
o dearly. However, she was called
loau ai her earthly work was com
itate. All waa dona for her that
:culd be done by Fhyatolana, relative*
lad friend*, bat God knew beat Mid
narnlanted her from earth to bloom
n Heaven.
She was a faithful member of Rob
rrt'e Grove Free Will Baptist church
■ number 0f yasn aad with tha peso
iof of thl* oar dear mother the
rhurth, the family, her neighbor* aad
faianda can aay they have loet i
friend indeed.
She leaves to mourn bar death I
hueband and seven children: lira
Warren Jackses, Mm. Alphonse Me
Lamb. Grovar, Leona, Milan, Alter
and little M F. Jaekaoa. The buna
ervlcei ware conducted at tha eharct
by Elder Davis of Dunn, and thi
remains ware laid to peat in the Bob
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«Jti Grove Cemetery The Floral of
feriao were beautiful.
Her God help at to live the life
r ii,
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that mother lived that ..■>, nir."
her In heaven.
i .son a.
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