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they knew how to save money. We will be glad
to tell you how.
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W.E. WHITE, President F. J. BEASLET, Cashier
W. B. BARROW, Assistant Cashier
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OL'B RALEIGH LETTER
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? Bj K. L. Shlpmnn ?
Raleigh, Nov. 14.?The capital CltV
joined the rest of the State on Frl.
day in heaping eulogies upon heroes
o( the Wo r lyd War and rtght well did
her citizenship enter into the spirit
of the occasion. While Governor Mc.
Lean was talking to the veterans at
Lincolnton, former Secretary Joee
phus Daniels at Greensboro, and At.
torney Geneial Brummltt at Benson,
Col. Albert L. Cox, Commander of the
North Carolina Division of the Ameri
can Legion, found little difficulty in
"keeping the home Ores burning" la
the "City of Oaks." All are agTeed that
it was the biggest Armistice Day cele
bration Raleigh and Wake county has
ever experienced. Veterans of the six
ties and those of 1898 graced the oc.
cusion with their presence, taking
their places in the parade alongside
the khaki-clad troups of Flanders
field and marched to the tunes of
wartime days under the Stars and
Stripes, baiting at the city auditorium
long enough-to hear.?-masterful plaa
for everlasting peace by Colonel Cox,
himself a giant leader in the strug
gie to make the world safe fordc:
mocracy.
Governor McLean left early In the
week for a tour of tbe western nart
of the State after discussing plans
with representatives of publishing
bouses and the State Board ot Edu
cation for tbe distribution of text
books to school children at a less cost
[than they are tow retmlretf ~tn- pav
The Governor opened the Southeast.
fern flower Show in Ashevills on
Thursday and delivered the Armistice
Day address in Lincointon on Friday
Tomorrow-he will be host to the Gov
ernor of Arkansas who comes with a
party of his fellow' citizens in gasst
of information aud to pay his respects
to the Chief Executive of the State.
Governor McLean issued during the
week-a proclamation endorsing the
forthcoming eleventh annual roil call
campaign of the American Red Cross
in which he invites the cooperation
of religicus and educational agencies.
-Beginning-last- Friday .the roll call
will continue until Thanksgiving day i
rects attention in a special proclama
tion. Many State papers are prepared
at tbe Mansion and at the executive
offices in tbe basement there are be
ing enlarged and ventilated' for the
away from capital routine; Vftille
busy a plenty nil the time Governor
McLean will prSbably accept an in
vitation to address the Jackson Day
dinner guests in Washington on Janu
ary 13th, or thereabuota. ?
In r statement given out la Aehe. ?
vllle Wednesday Biglil Governor Mc
Lean started anew the controversy
over the public printing by rapping
the newspapers and former contract
ors whom he intimated were respon.
sibtc for the long delay in settlenjpnt.
Farmer contractors countered with
spirited reply and tbe next move la 1
an to the Printing Commtaaica-M
list Centennial workers of the Great
er Raleigh District held at Meredith
College during tbe week heard heart.
nr-reports- of progress and resolved
to carry on until the entire sum of
fl,500,0ii0 is raised in cash and pledg
es. (7,553.50 was reported in addi
tion to the amount already promised.
Total reported for the Central and
Raleigh Associations and the Raleigh
Civic Division was (116,261.50. Re
ports trom the seven other associa
tions in the Central District are ex
pected to swell the amount to at least
(250,000.
Raleigh has been host during the
major part of the week to the 91st
annual session of the North Carolina
Methodist Conference meeting in the
Edenton Street Methodist church on
Wednesday morning with Bishop Ed
win D. Mouzon, of Charlotte, in the
chair. Representing the State in the
absence of Governor McLean, Chief
Justice .W. P. Stacey, the son of a
Methodist minister, delivered the ad
dress of welcome in which he touch
ed on the center of- the important
faith of Methodism and recounted the
progress of Its mission, in the world.
Concurring in the suggestions of the
the Chief Justice, Bishop Mouzon re
minded those who are more interest
ed in theological systems than
righteous living that Methodism is in.
terested in the Christ-like life and ii
keeping faith sound by keeping met
safe in the faith. The visiting minis
ters and lhymen, numbering severs
hundred, were entertained in th<
homes of Methodists and their man]
friends here.
Assistaut Director. Dixon, of the De
partment of Conservation and Develoj
ment, calls (the attention of sports
men to the exemption of Currituck
Albemarle, Roanoke, Croatan, Pamll
co. Bogue and Core sounds from th<
provisions ot the State.wide garni
law in its application to migrator]
wild fowl and warns them that th<
four upper counties of Ctirrltuck
[Dare, Hyde and Tyrrell are protectei
by special game laws, leavtog all ter
ritory south of Hyde county, subjee
| only to State licenses. In anothe
statement Mr. Dixon hands out the in
formation that North Carolina stream:
will probably have around three mil
lion tront for stocking purposes net
year. 550,000 rainbow, trout eggs ar
expected from the United States Bu
reau of Fisheries for State fish hatch
erles and for distribution in Nortl
Carolina weters, while brook trou
eggs are likely to number 2,500.001
State Pardon Commissioner Edwi
B. Bridges foand scores of applies
Hons for clemsncy awaiting consider
etion on his return to the office re
cently but lets it be known that hi
actions will not He governed by sen
timental appeals usually made dui
ing Thanksgiving and Christmas psi
loda. He proposes to consider ever
'esse on its merits.
' Collector GUlliam Grissoa has his
his answer to the complaint of n
[preventatives of the Cannon estate I
like salt brought for recovery of (U7
1*7( 39 the amount claimed to hai
keeps right on delivering
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enjoyment
Camel holds the leader
ship because it delivers .
complete smoking plea
sure?tnats tamers
platform.
U937,1LJ. RiTmlli
ompuT. winaton*Sal(
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If all ctgawttawBimpoi
as Camel you wouldn't hear
anything about special treat'
ments to make cigarettes good
for the throat. Nothing takes
the place of choice tobaccos.
been 111 excess of the late Mr. Can
hod's Indebtedness to the Federal
government on Income taxes for the
year 1926. The case Is expected to
come to trial In flS" Federal Cctart
here early in the new year, with Chas.
E. Hughes, of New York, acting as
one of the attorneys for the plain
tun. ? *
A 5262371,843.65^tim?over In the
State's business for October is re.
ported by State Auditor Baxter Dur
ham. Debits 112,846,393.85, capital
assets 8163,093,600, , railroad stocks
35,173,580, State warehouse invest,
ments 5175,950, public school building
fund securities $82,379,000, State loan
fund investments $1,316,900.60, sink,
ing fund $22,585.61, sinking fund in
Vestments $5,383,000, cash in county
trust fund $60,510.40, county loan fund
Investments $1,652,587.25. Credits:
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