niz r sws atd oniERVEit
SATURDAY KOrJ&NG, AUGUST 23, 1919.
Society
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SEARCHLIGHT DRILL. .
fl ailvoa beans fa up and down
And flicker to tad fro, "
la eadtes disiy play of light,
A aerial heel aad toe,
)nadrlll sad hornpipe, polka, Jtg,
. Aid rl tad puck-and-wing,
lli ehottiehs, tad thi minuet,
' Oavotte aad Hifhlaad flint.
They tanga o'er the purple iky
And Imp th todiae
To shimmy wilk the Pleiades,
Aad then tnasurka back,
Or far along tk horlsoa
Like summer lightning glaarc,
Behold aaioag lk flushing start
Tha aavy searchlights dance.
Uiaaa Irving' la New York Herald.
' Mr. aad lira. '.W. C. Douglass, Mr.,
C A. Douglass, Mr. T. A. Rickardl, Jr.,
and Us Josephine Riehnrdsahav r
laratd from a meter trip to Wsdcshoro,
-whore they hart lieea visiting Rev. J.
J. Douglas.
Mr. W. H.J.one 3tH and kit tittle
taa, Winfleid, will leave this afternoon
(or Bnew Hill, to visit Mr. aad Mr.
Grant. They have lieea here visiting
Mr. Icon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Irda, oa Morgan street. Mr. Lyon Is
ronSdential clerk to Secretary of the
Nary Joseph ii Daniels.
' Miss Jnsi'liine. Buchanan, after
spending soma-tint at Orean View and
'visiting Iter sister, Mrs. J. N. Norwood,
0 Oxford, kits returned to the city.
Mrs. E. C. Putter, who bus beoa se
riously ill at lha homo of her sister.
Mrs. J. Hunter Uwrcaee, 10(1 New BerJ
Avenue, is Improving,
. Miss Lronita Yatee boa returned to
the rity nftrr spending soimr-ftWp at
Radford and Petersburg, Vs.
. - Mrs. Ben T. Wad and children, nf
p.... . i. . i , si.,, urn . r
, lUjr, RIV III glll'IIR VI UlfB lit, .l.
Rogers.
; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of G.it-
tonia, spent yesterday la Raleigh.
Miss Catherine Stevens lias returnod
ta hrr home la Greensboro after spend
ing several days in Ralaigh.
Mr. Baaincl Lawroara lias returned
from Marietta, (la.
, Mrs. Carle A. Woodruff nud klis
Eleanor Mason trill levs Monday for
a visit to Mrs.W. D. Snrtin in Brook
ly, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Klias Carr nnd iIuukIi
ler, Miss Martina Cnrr, have returned
to thelf horns sffer a visit to Rev.
and Mrs. Milton A. Barber.
Miss M.irgaret ll.irris. anil guest,
MiftS Nancy Hawkins, of Winston
Salem, spent yesterday in Raleigh en
route to Oifonl.
-Mr. W. H. Lvpn, Jr., and soa, of
Washington, P. ('., :ire the guests nf
Mr. Icon's mother, Mrs. W. H. Lyon, ou
Morgan 'street.-
Misa Knllicrino I -or, of Oxford, Is
D visitor here.
Misa Alice Qulnnerly, of- Rinston,
is spending th week-end with Miss
Josephine White.
Miss Alle White, of New Undon,
Cone., ia the guest of friends here.
Capt. aad Mrs. R. T. Lawrence, of
Fayettsville, spent yesterday in Rnleigh.
Miss Gladys Kirhy, of Krnly, is a
vis''-- In V eitv.
Mrs. James F.nnia is spending soma
tiinti in Nvw orL.
r iss Bessie llinton is spending some
time ia Western Csrolinn. ,
' Mrs. fi. M. Green, of Adrian, On.;
Capt. and Mrs. 8. R. Pain nnd three
eons, of Canton, Miss., are the guests
of Judge and Mrs. J. 8. Manning.
Mr, and Mrs. , W, N. Jones, Miss
"Anms oncs nnu Mrs. ivnue un i.iiir
hT retifrned from a visit to HiifTilo
lithia Bprirgi.
Miss (irare Wynne has returned
from Tfrightsvitlo T.erh.
Mrs. Hrr Hirrin, of Zeliulon, spent
yesterday ia Raleigh alioppine.
Mrs. Georjo frinow n.ud Miss Ade
laide Uoylston liavt) returned from a
' visit to New York.
Mrs. Jnnies Ttnylsn is spending
some time in New York. . ,
Misa Nonsie Williums, of Hiuh
Point, apeat yesterday ia Rnleigh shop
ping. Mr. Ross MrSwsia, nf Pkiludi'lphin,
ant yesterday la Rnleigh.
Mr. Jesae Ball has returned from
Wrighlivilln Reach.
-Mr. William Bo vis n Is spending
aomo time at Rlnrk Mountain.
Miss Kate Smith, of Ashoviile, Is
visitor ia Raleigh.
Mrs. Adsasa 111,
Mrs'. C A. Adnms la quite, ill, at her
aoaie, 309 8. Dawsoa street .
Retara from Moaatataa.
Prof, aad Mrs. R. K. L Vntet, Urr
Frank Fahrioa, Miss Ixiwise Yatrs and
Wr. R. Wilbur Yates have returned to
. the eity from a motor trip In Westera
Carolina.
Pir,p!cs, SoriSi Jlumart
tnd Skia Ercptisnt
Are Ctaeed by Impar or Bad Blood
Internal Treatmeat Is
Nsceessry.
That are a rrrst m.ny rMHilhw ot new
iMsitk nwi b; Ss Msd. TImm diwmlsrs
' ai sWnid br skin svavtloM, swvllui (
th stsnds r faints, falllne hair and sons
a diffmnt SirW ot th '. linibs t wait.
, WkU N s bad notch to be sick, sock trw-
' bk smlhiaal orre M emkarrsssment
a samrane.
Im can atWvlal lbs traublss suwd Or
, nwssi ar Wd klona kr taklwa frwripikm
C-t:;. a bld ra f rnerH. Ts awdlct.
ssl isendwwl srMth irt aud ta h smshIs.
tars in so prssTilMwd ad Mwklnrt so. t
a difSTtlr to th snit at the tmkk. swep
w th fcweurrits ssd pwl'v th kfeod, last
OS ami aN,lt t e healtkr kody.
PrastrtotkM C-tftt esatol s mary,
sslwa, msrwkinst sklml r strrekslnet M
ns riataaHr ta procrlptlea tt pnmtatwt
skrtkain. la ka entw to tk trtst.
Mat f mdltkMs du to town fcknd. If
ta Mm dOTtrts ta SMtK af to awsisiml
sismUmts , th rctiirw will
(Ml? (rab Shis talstaiattoa to Ihttr tsmur
ShnichMi.
PrMcrtottoa C.mi ton h (rand st ill
md drs slan tot ti. a bottle ;vr lbs
SMiniIstm will was prrrold m nnirl ar
rlrL Writ tk C-Uil Lakmtav, Mmvki,
Unto, fst frs Ktorstf.o(dv.) v
Ascriptions
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MESH'
BAGS
The makers of mesh
bags certainly have
catered to-woman's
toveTfor things that
are beautiful. It
eems to us We have'
never seen such ex
quisite bags as those
we are showing.
The luxurious silken
mesh and smart style
appeal to aesthetic
taste, making the
mesh bag an article
of refinement which
lends an added touch
of beauty and dis
tinction to the cos .
tume.
Cold
Sterling Silver '
Siltterplate
JOLLY'S
C.UkliaWd SI Ttsrs.
Jelly a Wm Jtwdrv Cs, lac
lit PayttUvllle St
Mr, 0eorg. N. Btw., ,ml Mr j A
Winston, of loungsrillr, nero visitors
ia Rulrich yesterday.
Receives Hie Discharge.
Mr. Peyton Brown has returned to
the etty from Camp Grant, where he
rrreived his iliaehnrge ' from the army.
I
Country Clab Daare.
One nf the most enjoyable uncial
events of the season was a dinner iliineo
last evening at the Country ('lull. About
fifty ontiples .were present.
r.e To Norfolk, Etc.
Mrs. W. A. Horton, Mrs, Albert A.
Parrish and Miss Bessie Piper, wilt
leave today for n trip to Norfolk,
Oernn View mi-' ' 'v -tia liearh.
,
Mrs. Millk Lonoree.
Mrs. W. Ilartwiek Mills wss honor
guest at a rereptiou given by her sister,
Mrs. t'rsnk U Barrel! In, Marshville on
Tuesdny nfternoon last from 5 to 0
o'rloek. Por the oeeaslou tho house
na A profusion of nil and potted flow
ers. Mrs. Mills espeets to spend some
time with Mrs. Hnrrell In Marshville.
In September, following the 0. Henry
Number of "Kveryuotnau's Mngozine,
there will be a business and' profes
sional woman's, number containing pic
tures of the most prominent business
and professional Women In the Rtate
aad articles of interest to alt business
women. There will also be two attrac
tive shoft stories by well known writers,
for information address - Mrs. N. 'II.
Covington, Editor, (130 North Blount
street. Raltigh. N. C (Adv.)
WHOLESALE ROBBBRY OK STORKS
TAKES PLACE IN GIBHON
Gibson, Aug. 2!. Robbers erttereil the
two bnnkk, a grocery store, a dry toods
store sad the drug store here, entrni.ee
bring effected in most eases by 1 renking
the 'front glnss Wednesdny '.light. About
one hundred dollars worth of Jewelry
and some cigars were taken rom the
G.'ison drug store and the cash register
Uas robbed and contents talyn. About
S12.1 worth of clothing and dry goods
knve been missed by liovin A Hmitli,
and a few dollars w,orth of canned goods
nnd cigarettes were lost by II. H. Mndd.
The robbers were eyWlcntly no' profes
sionals, ns no sttchipt were made to
blow open tho safest mid tli two banks
thut were entered sufTercd- practically
an loss more than t!ie diimng. done 4o
the plnte glass front. Blood hounds
were sent for and placed ou the trail
but they soon lost it, probably due to
the fact that the robbers niado ue of
an automobile to get away.
R0TEIJ3 AND KE80KTS.
Virgin: Mineral Spring
BOTBL aad BATHS
.Craig Co Va.
A thoroughly modern and up-to-date
Health aud Pleasure Resort, oa the
Appatacblnn Divide -of the Alleghanies.
Kav of access. Reasonable rate. Ask
fo booklet.
i. i POH8TTH, Manager,
Hiplcy Spring P. 0., Va.
Dogihs this
Morning
You 'will find no better
chsncfl to fight the hljh
cost of living than at
this sale, so come early.
There art bargains for
every member of the
family. Remember It
starts this morning. .
"Big.
Sale
oraoYTO
BUY TOBACCO CROP
Commissioner- Sutton Says
- Heavy Prospective Bonds
For All Moonshiners .
Kinstoa, N. C, Aug. 81-Prepari-iions
being made by the Tobacco- Board
of Trade here for the delayed opening
of the sales market oa September 2 In
dicate that the body anticipates tke big
gest eeasoa la Kinstoa' history. Fa
cilities afforded by the board and war
housemen are materislly.tacreased over
last year's. Mors buyers will be
stationed here from September to Jan
uary tbaa in any previoua eeasoa.
Tke government's , aggressiveness le
dealing with illicit distillers will cause
W. H. SuUda, United Btates Commis
sioner here, to throw (till another high
capacity bomb into the works of local
violators. ' The minimum ball for a
silspected moonshiner ia future will be
,m, Commissioner Button announces
while an alleged employe win be re
quired to deposit at, least (200. Few
defendants are espected to claim "de
ferred" or "preferred" classlflcatioa
escept la eases where they plead guilty.
Commissioner Button has dealt with
numerous offenders in recent weeks,
and expoeta eight or tea more to eome
before him shortly.
Hal. King and Miss Elisabeth Tilgh
mau, members of promineat lnoir
eounty families, were married August 7
but did not aanounce the fact until
yesterday afternoon. The totem ony
was performed in an automobile in
front of the residence of Rev. Bamuol
W. Sumrell, that minuter officiating.
The groom ia a soa of Richard King,
well know a threughont this part of the
fttafe. -
SOME OF MORMANS DRIVEN
OUT WANT TO COME BACK
Douglas, Arir., Aug. 22. Some of, the
savers! hundred Mormons who were
driven out of their colony-at ColoSla
Morelos, sixty
Douglas by VII
-five miles Southeast .or
ilia's army of invasion lu
1919 are endeavoring to recover their
homes from the Mexican equattert who
have usurped them. About tea Mormon
families still live ia the colony but are
not permitted to occupy their own'
brick houses. Mexican families are
livintr in them aud refuse to quit, pro
elaiminn the doctrine of "Mexico for
Mexicans.'',
Many other Mormons, disheartened by
their reversals have begun life anew
in the I'nited Slates. ' Appeals have
been made to the Mexican goveromcnt
In the Mormoni without result. Rfl'
cently the American Htate Department
aitkeii the Mexican government to drive
out the usurpers and restore their prop
erty to them. The colonists hope this
effort will be successful.
Stomach
Out ot Fix?
'Phone your grocer or
druggist for s dozen bottles
o this delirious digestant, a glass ,
with meals gives delightful rellei or
no charge lot the first doxen used.
Shivar Ale
im itbtsiivi aaoMATib iih
SHIVA MINfMl OMTl 4HS SlNQtR
Nothins tike it lot renovating old
woru-out stomachs, converting food
into rirb blood sjyi sound flcnh
Bottled end usrsnleeo by the cele' ,
brsted Shivsi Mineral Spring, Shel
ton. S. C II vour regular dealer .
cannot supply you telephone
PORTER CAN1H CO, f
Uistrlbatore for Kaletgfe.
no
faSS"
H.
AViNu your,
house
fired by folks who
know their business is not a thing
to be dreaded. It Cat b done
with far less muss and fuse than
you put up. with in having th
home papered or painted.
V ran wir your hone In two
or three days aad leave not a
scar on y o a r wood-work or
pluster. t
There's no dirt, nor any iheen
vcnitnN to you and the rot I '
less than you'd eipeet.
W will eorno aud tell you ex
actly what it will wst if you wiih.
Walker Electric
Store v
HI y Martin Bt. Phoae Wit
PEABODY
aALTiMoaa, mo. ,
Tk. tMriki P'OavS Hnk?t
(tti,T I ta ton ulr .
SrtwMnklnl. Oamlll ttuamc
1 1 1 1 I" I '
siktos. omiM euiita.
Hugb A. Thombaon, M.'D.
Anaaaacss kts aarmsaeni retara to aahngk
riaiiiss Mmltod to
- Orthopaedic (artery v
tPbiMM, to la rM sad maUsrmattoas
: sl smms tolau sad masslas.
ItMtt Cmmrtlil Nstteaal ptnk PMs.
7
no
ALL DAY CELEBRATION i ..
JN HONOR OF SOLDIERS
Bertie Countr Ptopls Hsrs An
Elaborate Affair At Ayocs
. " This Week " :: .
A voce. Aug.' rS. Ciirrvlnt cut the
idea of home coming dsy in earh
township of Bertie eounty, Merry Bill
Auxiliary of Bertie eounty Chapter,
R. C, entertained the auldlera aad
sailors of Merry Hill towasbip here
yesterday. Mrs. K. Hubert Walke,
chairman of the local ornalaatloa was
in Charge or the program which was
Interesting nnd complete ia every detail.
Judge rraneie D. Winston delivered
an Interesting address IK which he dis
cussed Ibe treaty and League f Nations.
us paid high tribute t President Wll
son. A Bertie county dinner was
served aad thai menu would fill the
patrons f the Waldorf-Astoria with
cavy.
After dinner a came of baseball was
played' between the married men aad
the single men! the former wianiua-
easlly. Tha married me were fortu
nate in having o their Bins Chaplain
William i. Alfriend. late of tha 110th
Regiment (Vs.). who has iur returned
from across and who has secepted charge
or tne episcopal cliorehes ) Bertie
eoonty. Potato rsces, running races
and bag raeea were enjoyed. ,
I lie days' festivities e used w tk an
old fashioned squsre dance on the beau
tiful lawn, with Judge Winston calling
the figures. The occasion was Meal and
had on an ideal spot overlooking the
broad and beaut,ifuf Chowan river. More
tuaa a thousand people attended.
DOMESTIC SERVANTS NOT SO
LARD TO GET IN LONDON
London. July JO. "(Bv Msil.l The
domestic service problem, according to
the Ministry of Lnbor, is gradually becoming-
easier, and 'girls are showing
more iaelinatioa to" return to household
service, .
Further imorovement is ezrjeeted
when tha domestic service training
centers organised bv. the London
County Council are ia fall swing. One
of these centers was opened today in
Hammersmith, and Immediately all va
cancies for tralniug were filled.
Training Is free to all tirls who are
receiving unemployment donations.
Parlor maids will receive special at
tention, being taught to wait on table
and to observe many little niceties of
service, sueh as not joining In the
laughter which follows a aood Joke bv
one of the gueWs. The correct way of
passing around vegetables and moving
plates silently also are parts of the
curriculum.
. Rheumatism
is completely washed out of the system
by the celebrated Shivar Minora Water.
Positively guaranteed by loney-haek
offer. Tastes fine; costs a trills. Oeliv
e.ed anywhere by our Raleigh Agenta
Porter Canty Co. Phone them.--Adv.
The Fragrant Odor
of ear Coffee 1 tempting In Itself. Tke
very smell f It cooking I a lavltatiaa
to taste, and th Savor la dsllcioaa, th
body aatlafylag. What la ater. It ta aa
oconontleal Coffc becaaaj aa little of It
ia ad.d per cap. After tk Srst trial
yoa wooh' not car for any otkci Coffoa.
uot a aaatpM pound todsy aad ngln '.a
know what
r'
iMly nloyahle CBo la.
C. D. KENNY CO.
108 Fayetteville ftreet
Both Pheaea f.
When
You
Write
Letters
You ought to hat th
most suitable stationery
you caa get, whether
you ar writing for a
job, or acceptaing a pro.
. posal of marriage, or
simply sending a long
gossipy lettef to a chum.
' Our stationery supply is
composed of styles, tint
and weight to please n
vaflety of taste. It
makes writing t real
pleasure. And out prices
your money's worth.
Hicks-Crabtree Co.
... '.SI ,
' tl "TOWN ST Oil ,
,; Phone let-.H7. -'
Dr. Dexter Bl an chard
Dentist -
ISM T acker
Betiding . .
RALEIGH, N. C
BU Pkdo i 114
REFORMS IN LANGUAGE
, ' FOR HAWAII PROPOSED
Honolulu, TV July ttl. (Corre
spondence oWhe Associated TreesO
Reforasa ia the Japanese language
school system' of Hawaii were decided
apoa here at eonfereace of forty -five
teacher. Tke 3spaaese educators plaa
to Americanly Jhe schools an4 to stress
the work of Inculcating American ideals
in their pupils while ' retaining the
privilege of studying their language aad
calturt. ' .V ' ' ' ' '
Tha establishment ef a normal stbool
for Japaaese tftckrra, with at least part
of the ataff to be composed of Ameri
cana, ia to be taken ap Immediately, ' It
waa knanimonsly determined that mere
attention must be paid, ia the Japaaese
sdoola to the teaching ef American
history. Ideals and easterns and tke
EnglUb language.
The issue was clearly proseated to the
teachers by B. Moroi, Japanese consul
general, who declared that if tho Jape
aeaa are to retain their privilege of
teaching the Japanese language, they
w' ' have to do it la suck a way as to
satisfy Americana ia Hawaii, lie said
tl e Japanese schools could be so Main
tained that there would be no fear of
disloyalty to the raited States, and
that tho schools mast be no conducted.
la the last tectorial legislature two
Sticky Perspiration
This dirty auiaance is jmiy
a handicap Jo all bodily com
forts at all times. -d snoro
especially In - tho euaainor.
your clothes beennso almost a
portion of your skin. Do
what yon will with aoap aad
water. It can't relieve pr
' cpifatton permanently! tho ,
riersplratloa will oome back
n a few minutes worse thaw
tt wad at first. If you will
dissolve one or tws table
spoons full of Trroe'e Antl
aeptlo Powder In a basla of
water and bath th fae and
body freely as often aa you
can you will obtain Instant
and permanent relief almost
while you ar using tt,
Trra Antlseptl Powder ta
almost a speclft for Prickly
- Hat PoImb Oak aad Mos
quito Blua. Wha aoed ta
th same dilution Its appli
cation Is vwy. very pleasant
and noneauttrltlng
For ' thirty yar Tjrr'a
' AnUseptle Powder haa ba
the accepted standard for
personal orgtea. In small,
medium and sargd else for
sal at all drug aad depart
snrnt storsa
. Remember the nam
TT RKB'S accept aoubsU
tut. SqgOOIaS AND COLLEGES.
rrn
m4
For Women.
Conlera the H A. an4 tt. 8.
rkypreea represcntina four
yengs ot gamine eoUea
work, baaed on fourteca
tjnita of sign school credit
LMptomaa awarded in
Art and Music. . J
Library facilities excel
lent
SytVmatia training in
pbyaieal education.
Courts lot tennis and
basketball
Location in centra el
the Capital Gty (dves
unusual advantages.
Room and board, literary
tuition and minor college T
iees az3D 10 $aiu.
r 01 c. ot
formation, sdclresa
Charles E. Brewer, Prea
Raidah,N.C
L. C WEATHERS
DocUf of
CBIROPODT aad'OKTUOPEDtCS
Practice limited ta
Disoaoea aad Dfrstltto f ta Pest
117V, rayettevUlt 6U, Baleigh, N. a
A modern
of all ages!
A story of
s y f e m
TOPICS OF IHE DAY and HAROLD
LLOYD in -"CHOP SUEY" .
. , ... - ' ' ::'; ' --;..,;r . t , ' '", -
saAaaaABja&maStosaajmBBWasaaBajajBjaa
, Monday and Tuesday
JACK PICKFORD in "hURQLAR BY. PROXY"
measarea were introduced for the regn
lotion of foreign language schools in
Hawaii, both bills-were killed. The
Japaaee claimed their enactment would
fore them to aloe their schools and
promised, if given time, to work not a
system that would meet all objection
LEXINGTON VISITED
BY GOVERNMENT MEN
1 . - :,-.
(Special tg the , Kent and Observer J
Lexington, Aug. ft. Food Adminis
trator Henry A. fags, Special' Agent
I". C. Handy, ia charge of Department
f Justice work In North Carolina, aad
assistant were here yesterday snaking
Investigations In aa effort to roand np
keardrrs sad profiteers. They visited
namWroffTiil grocery stores, whole
sal .heuseiud local f freight offices
SUNBURN
Apply - VapoRna
Chtry4t sooths
, tao tortured (Uo,
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
T
ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALtM. VA.
A Suadstd Ammlisa Cslltt -of Hbml
arts ise ami Its dssrss swsptsd tmtf,
wbrn LsMtad ia th fam-jw Rmnuke
VsJwr. nstad is asaltatal vl'mat od
aisndiM f BMatain irT For all
laforawtlsa addrss fb Pmldsnl
Misses Reese & Co.
IN PayoMavllld Stmt ,
Shoeing of Fall and
Early Winter f i
STYLES ,
Aagaat aad September Bridea win
Bad aH tay ds(r t aslect f roxaj
PHONE IN
kM
.e pame
theykining buid holds
for Sal At Thee Stare " jfs, " ;'-'' ti
ft, $. C. Sraadap. Bkks-CrsMrm C. f Xr t
Tartar aid. Phwawe. , WsNaas Plmreury. 'fifi'itill. '
WOaneas' Rrwf Store. Clkt Cmnrt rorstacr. ft :"
ft kWpf . m
TODAY
teraal lagilalene"
drama of compassion, the mystery woman
She it every where you cannot escape her.
your town and mine. Do you know her?
securing prieel and determining quan
tities of goods. Th results of theii
iavestigstlons have not been revealed.
U i .. is i Safe
jlBi X Milk
"' ' . T. aw Cesluag
A Nutritious Diet for AO Agel
Quick Lunch at Home or Office
Afoil'taitatiesi tid Saiititstei
Soutkern
Atelier
For Deaigniog
and Fin Arts
Technical lllustsations. Patsat
drawiags. Map after Seldaotea.
Ornameatcand lettering for
diplomas, etc Artistte algni and
ads.,' Painting of reproductions.
Designs, for interior decoration
' Ine arts, monomenta, ate. Mo4eli
for' ornament and of building.
Perspectives and blrd-oye-view
of buildings, factories, Tawps, ate,
"Laadscspe archltectnre. 1 "
. orricisi
nerckaata National Bank
BMg.
T, 0 Bos 7W, Baleigh, N. a
an.ta !) vast' aaara 0 Naaj
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or tieaa-ts
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f If
I UCk UX. Ham li;s.