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Total Up To $81,274
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USimOOOWILLBE
HARDEST PART TO
Goal Jiuit : BiZXchedr Now
With Incrinf Kttmbef of
Small SttbicriptioHi; Mott of
LarrerlonfttioHi:Alrftdy
Announced, Mr. W. JL. Wil
ttamioB Makes Appeal
Ss HoepitaT aampeiga U la, the lest
Ifth of iUfM0OO-artraeprU-.lHiia:
the team at yesterday's rally Iimmm.
1 whleb waa th third, carried the grand
- -1 total to $817.- Tha volunteer workera
"Tr1" therefor wrtjrtl8,78 4w-we ad
they hop to complete their talk to-
. ? lay er tomorrow. The campaign ia
: iehdufc"t -end-aeat -Monday but
; the teama have at their hearta oa ai-
taininc their objective at least two aays
j Bbead of schedule, if aot three.- They
t are working with all their might to
' round out the worthy philanthrope
i- Movement by Iwoe'olock -thia aftefc
i ,
' T It ia reeogniaed. however that thi
' fast 18.7g will be the hardest part
' the fund to raise. Almott all of the
argW-aabseriptteaa
i must snake up the remainder from
, leaser prospect. Subscription atill art
being obUined In amount! ranging at
high aa 500, bat the volunteer organi
sation hopes to get at leaat a few mora
I contribution of 1,000 and upward to
help th good work.
tries Mara I,MI Gift
"I wish all th mora prosperous eitl
tens of Raleigh would give thought to
th establishment of memorial ia Eca
ospita1, sa1ditKam -Wjllia-on,
chairman of th esscutive com
mittee, Ist night. Mr.- WiUiamaoir Ja
the largest subscriber 16" th campaign,
voted to the children ward aa a me
morial. ''Th trustees have congested
'that every one who gives $1(00 or more
, shall hava the right to nsme a room in
the Enlarged hospital as a perpetual
: memorial to aome beloved person
elected by the donor. Every memorial
-room will heir for all time a handsome.
brass plat With the aaiie of the per
, "son ia who honor the memorial is
established and also, if desired, with
r the same of the giver. I can think of
wo more beautiful way -to honor a de-
parted loved one than, to establish a
.' memorial room in the hospital. A thou-
aan d -dollajau giienioi ot he r jhi la a-
- thropie purposes; may yield ouly tempo-
rary valuejo the beneficiary, but 11,000
given to establish a memorial room in
,. Hospital not only will honor a
. beloved nsme in perpetuity hut also
.T will serve suffering humanity to the
end of time."
. , Edmund B. Crow, viee-cbairuian of
I th executive committee, pointed out
thropie bodies might honor a deceased
VtSatAC fit tnh, n. m.ntKA. I.
.Hf$P. 9 f ev Koepital ...in. this campaign
for the eitablishment of a fhemorial
room. , -
, - A church or Sunday school or secular
chool or fraternal body may create a
; ikrpetual memorial," said Mr. Crow,
, jut the same aa aa individual. Whst
-could t more appropriate than, for a
j IBible class, for eiample, to pay such
i a wonderful tribute tn a departed
.. , ileashei el U. Ad if a-Hiirrvb
i wishes to honor a former pastor, how
f Vould it better do so thsa by placing
-I hi nam permanently on the door ef
. a memorial room in Fc Hospitolf
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Adams, president of the Kiwanis Cluh,
Jth enlargement and improvement of
Hospital mutt be provided for by
Mr. Aflame who waa the three
minute speaker at yesterday' rally, told
: fellow workers th thing eould be
f done and must be done. He is a mem
i her of th executive committee of the
campaign organization and ha worked
! effectively for the success of the move
1 merit.
i VT6 "J"'" la the insurance
. osiaess,'' Mr. Adams continued, "that
1
undertaking 11 ey if y0u do it
ard, but hard if you do it easv. T tu.
ia prti thought. Those of you work-
x i t doting thought to this
,Aohln etiterprts doubtless ave-fiadiwr
rrour work much easier than are those
' Jho ar seeking subscription in a hali
iearted way. I tell you that if you
- !rth '? be P'o?1' of Raleigh and
. ten them the etory f Bex Hosoiul.
can complete this campaign tomorrow
Vice-Chairman' Crow ealUil n..l:.
rt w- w 11:' !ttin
to th magnificent industry of tb
- aurse' division, of Trhic h M. Clsude
P. Barb is chairman, with Mr. .1..1.
. rusoa and , Mr v Lucy Verner a Jber
learn captains.
' oda women are devoting
, Iheir very -lives to the care of the
aick, aaid Mr. .Crowyet-verv dav
during this campaica ther h,v
ihwajs...ui.J1hywsja-,4if
T.n esq rncy asvc ronte to th Citv
. Auditorium promptly at 2 o'clock every
afternoon to reoort results iii.i .,.J.
, hav mad om of us men wine with
regret for ' our owa shortromiags. I
tell you, boy, th example set to s
mr ines aaraea is simply florins.
- - ' Team No. 1 Is Wlr.
; On of Is hardest working teams la
th entir volunteer corn captured the
....ii.ipip 01 ln asv. This was
No, , hesded by Dr. W. C. Horton
with a total of ttWO, Captain Rortoa'x
learn loldT all the etheVworier that
Pr cent of th excellent shewing
achieved by No. 3 was due te th indi-
vjnusr enorti Ot Dr. Htirton himself,
A est in rank cam a team. wKieh
owing to a falling off in it attendance,
na awihdled 'to two men. This team
is No.' 30 and the two men wt
bearing th whole burden of its share
" are its captaia, 31, A. Rush
ton, and Jsme MrKee. CaMaia 11
. ton.and JJeutenaBt.MfK jsroved.lhat
mry-were team ta themmtvet when
tev turnm in a total of Itorjo.
Tesm No. 4, eaotslned by J. H. if,
VA.Mf.D A BluCENT GftAlCATK IX
, mefliclhe to locate ia town "ef Spo
popalstion. For information cell to
day at Boom 365 Tarborough Botel.
jut. -
of Baleigh," said Harry'Ttr,,--rtMdjrj!!-!s-
.,:H., ,i. V1 1. V,, i' 1 been as warm s ha has received any-
, president of the Kiwanis Cluh, ; .1.. m... . L
Donald, hirh had held, tht champwn
ship banner oa the preeraing day, a
gallaB -rht-forOt with ehowing
iO .Th Vanguard team. NV G,
m '- . lU. 4ltllA Willi
WMra. T. Iipwerteami-Kor- U,
led thoaini ,"iw-'hr7.6f
Tha hm ptoaship if-ttt anrief,-Wt-
... .fl. br. teaaa N. 10. Airs.
jack frMmr-n?rua w3
" .. !.
T.tUi in Aailitor Thomas' official
rspori tst 1U
WI'W"-B " " ...
Grand total previously re- .
tel. r.:.tai.oo
Iterda::,t',fcr
Cieeutiv eommitteejp "IOWiO -
- Men divisipli i..r..5l0 r -fr-Woman's
division .'..JM.00
- Norse.' ivWftnSeM
Total for f tiHlsf-. J'
Grand total to dal 81.S74.00
Men's Division J. . Chamborlala,
rtslrmsn.
Team Ko. 1, William BoyTan,
eaotsia ...........
275.00
Team 56. ?Na Item-Cmnes,
tt-.-. r ii5.w
rantaia . .
TeamJiaSlJJIojrton,
11. D captain .lwu.w
Team No. 4, J. 8. lcDonsld, ;
840.00
Team Xo. 5, D. E. McCarthy.
captain 6M
Team Ko. , S. W. Marr, cap-
Team Xo.; 7, U E. Nichols,
captain " .;
Team Nj. ' P. Koble,
310.00
M. D., captain . .
Team No. 0, O.
J. Bamscy,
PhJ captsia
85.00
Team No. 10. M. A. Bushton,
(sntain
1,000.00
Tf anri1; tt, tt. Spragug Silver
captain ...
Team No. 12, L. N. Wot, M.D.,
i.00 1
rt"
Totalmen's division S.mO.OO
WomaiTa DlrUlow. Wta Waw tafc
roll. Caalrasaa.
Team A'o. 13, Mrs. Aahhy I . j
Baker, captain . J18.00
Team No. 14, Mrs. T. W. Brew
r. captain
TW.00
318.00
Team No. J4V--Mrav-luia N,
Vest, captain
ToUl woman's division ....$ lOS.OO
Names' III r Mm Mr. Claad B. Bar-
bev Chainwaav-
Team Nov JaV JIia. Jack Cus-
sons. captain $ 5O0.00
Team No. 17, Miss UieyTer--""
. ner csptain , 256,00
Total nurses' division ....
"A surprise will come
756.00
from t Lje
aid Dr.
sneaker at Thursday' rally.
llubert A. Boyster toward the end of
yesterday's luncheon, The Doctor couM
not be induced to give particulars, but
he predicted that th surprise would be.
tensely interesting. '
PERFECTION,
llorsford's Arid Phosphate
In cold water and fruit juice makes a
drink of fin tonlo propertiesv At
druggists. Adv.
To Drive, Out Mslsria and Bnlld Up
The System.
Take the Old Htandcrd GROVE'S
TASTELESH chill TONIC. Tou know
what you are taking a . the formula is
prmiea on every isoci, snowing it is
Quinine and Iron in a ,Tastels form.
WARM RECEPTION FOR '
MORRISON IN MOORE
Worthy of Place Among- State'a
Greatest Statesraen, Sayg
- W. L. Spence
Aberdeen, June S3.Moore county
gave a warm reception to Cameron
Morrison when he, spoke here tonight
and at Carthage this afternoon. Both
speech- were heiil by crd which
complefcty filled ttie fcHiiifHijhj t wtilrh
the gubernaloriil candidate spoke and
those hearing him were exceptionally
demonstrative. The reception in this
1 ctwniT tunny unit inai in jiionigomeur
. w . tiv ,'..ic, ft iiuriiii 411
Montgomery count ylast night h was
heard by fully on thousand people.
many coming from Rockingham ..and
wadesboro and from neighboring com
munities.
He waa introduced to his audience at
Carthage this afternoon by U. U
Hpence, one of the leading lawyers of
this nection, and a, Morrison'champion,
sir. n pence, who was instrumental ia
organiaiag a Morrison club in his town
which now hss a membership o f ovr
fiv hundred, paid th candidal au
excellent tribute holdina him as a man
trf 4mjrachaMrTharwrter ami-' gei;
tiemaa among mea. He is worthy of
a place among the list of North Caro-
. be said.
wg bis address at Carthage.
air. Morrison stated that recently
circumstances had arisen which had
made him particularly grateful for th
reception given him and th mny
manuresTaiions ot friendship.
He didaotTaisrus niniMtnHim
in his address at Carthage or here. The
court room at Carthage wa elaborately
decorated for the occasion by flowers
and flogs and the hall in which hit
IPf,k.l.h'rr waaeeorted..fpr t h ..ocsat.L
ioo. no sncass IV Joneatioro tnmnrrnw
afternoon and at Kncforil Thursday-
nigm. - t
BARRICADE PROPERTY'
OF APEX OIL COMPANY
Property near Apex on which, it )i
alleged, oil has been discovered, is now
heavily barricaded and carefully guard',
ed according to Mr. B. J.'SeTts. on of
the prim mover ia the enterprise
which has been chartered and which
within thirty dsya will start boring for
oil.
Dr..W. A. Withers, chemist of North
Carolina Bute tlleg!, and Mr .W. M.
s mined the product from the weil'f.nd
both declared it a h'gh grade' of crude
eil.Pr. Joseph Hide Prsttj Rate geol
ogist, who wss quoted as haiing'paiicd
Ca the pil, hss aot been asked for SB
opinion.
STRIKE OR t.MOX WIRELESS
OPERATORS IS CALLED Oft
London, Juke 1.1. Tha strike of wie-
irrw eperaiors, wnicn-mreatCBCd- to
bring shipping activities l a virtual
standstill, has been called prf. This
action was take aa a consequence of
meetings of the Associatioa, ef Wire
lese Telegrapher held today at Lon
don, Liverpool aid other port. Th
wireless leaders declare Jthey hav .
cured guarantees of fair treatment.
MAX GARDNER INVADES -
MORRISON'S BAILIWICK
Sayi zH Entered Campaifn
With Clean Hands and Will .
" Leave It Ia am Waj
arlotieun:21.iaTad1
lotte, XTaine ron Morrlsoh' own balltwkk
arVned a crowd - numbering verl
thouaana7TveTy wat h--eioortH
houaa was filled while tha rowd tooa
lv deep about tha huge room. Be vera!
htrmlred "wen tmaed awa-y-' -whlla- Itaa
dred of thr Jitood about th lawn
la front of tb court houe ihoutlng,
"Com out Governor wa want to hoar
yra.M - Euthuaiasm of the real America!
brand was rampart tirbughouT-th
Mting and th Lieutenant Oovrr
wa interrupted tim and agaia by th
thcerlng and hoot of hia hrr.
Th evening was enlivened by selec
tions by a bras band. J. H. Bbse, h
raga leader ita tb first prtwary, ltw
ducod Mr. Ostdner as the nut Govemor
MU th crow arose-and cheered
Ia opening his address, Mr. Gardner
said:. "If aay of the assembled here
ihl evening enme to hear mr a3rn
word against the character pf Mr, Mor
rison, tbejr will feav greatly duappoint-
edr lor 1 tUrd Ihi campRiga with a
clean heart-and clesa bands aad I an
going to leava it in tha asm maaaer.'
, "I andersttind that It has been tateJ
S10.00oa tha atrceta of Charlott that I had
challenged Mr. Morrison to debate. I
did not efasllenge Mr. Morrison to de
bate. Tha first I knew or evea thought
of aueh a contest was when I -read r
parU-la JSunUay press wnicu qumeu
Mr. Morrison as challenging me in
vsgue way to debate. 1 accepted the
challenge, of course, and we will meet
in BaUigh Monday night. - , -Hi
Mr. Morrison challenged sn an
on prnoBmiiivi no'
taken. Although tepbrt in Th Char,
lotte Observer and about the street of
the city itat that I have attacked Mr.
Morrison personally,'! wish to aay to
you that the report ar absolutely
untrue. I am wining io jesv io
the people of North Carolina who have
heard me speak whether or aot t have
n any way evea attempted to vilify
Mr. Morrison,
"Some ef MorrisW friends 1 havwalw '
listed - that ' Hr"wa wrong f or -aa 4
speak ;in Morriaoa'a tiwa county. If
those People eould ee thl seettiing
masi' of hotta'nity here tonight I be 1 iev
they would" change their minds." (pro
longed cheer). " -
"Mr. Morrison is perfectly weieome
to go to my county and" I gnarante
that he will be gien a proper reception-and:
treated royally.
Mr.1 Gardner concluded hU peeca
with a tribute to the great and complete
platform of the" Democratic party in
North Carolina oa which he stands. He
was kept busy for pearly an hour fol
lowing bis speech shaking hand with
friends, new and old.
CONSPIRACY CASE
INVOLVES MURPHY
(Continued from Pag One)
procured a $7,000,000 order for his
product from th British government,
during the wsr. He found difficulty
in acquiring th necessary amount of
glucose to complete the order. H
then enlisted the aid ef Murphy,
through whose influence,, the indict
ment recites, the needed ingredigent
w obtained from the Cora Product
company.
Disagreement Between Them.
Hsrtog and Murphy later disagreed
over business matter and Murphy
sued Hartog to recover 1!5,000 inves
ted in the manufacturer' company.
Then Hartog . sued Murphy, thw Corn
Products Company and Baldwin to re
cover 110,000,000 profit he said he lost
thrw.i Httil,aal el Murphy' pl4g
ed support, asserting h no longer
eould' get glucose from the Cora Pro
ducts Company.
Hartog was summoned to Assistant
District Attorney Smith's office while
w-cmrrt -ncMnns wet -peiMHng---Har-
tog alleges Hintth. summoned him to
force him to pay Murphy his flSo.OOO,
but Bmlth claims ho issued the sum
mons for Hartog solely in the interest
of prosecution of sugar - profiteers.
Hartog's brother was fined 5,000 In
Federal- court for sugnr profiteering,
but Smith gave Hartna) himself a Clean
bill. '
The lumberjack's bedding i rapidly
disappearing from the Pacific North
wet.
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Children
"Made over 'to your " likingr
with rosy cheeks, hearty ap
petite, vigorous digestion and ro
bust health.' Give them a glass of
this delicious rligcitant with meals.
Shivar Ale
rust etccsTivt asomatics with
: tMtVAR MtNEAAl WTt M (INGU
Nothing like It for building rich
blood and solid flesh. At all gn
cen iaddrugi;t-ttefciionor
yourTmoney bik'on Erst dorca."""""
Bottled and guaranteed ty the cele
brated Shivar Mineral Spring, Shel
ion, S. C If your regular tiealer
i nnot supply you telephone
Distributors For Kaleiah.
roKTEK CANDY COMPANY
MELTS MARE TltON.
TUWDYMCN aMHKALTMY
. BgAUTIFUI. WOMEN
Iro I red Mood food nd m
snrapenene I hav (nana
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MONROE N.C.
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Continues Through Saturday
July
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EFIRD'S
are right in prices and right in merchandising or this sale
could not have been the phenomenal success if has
proven - ; -: '
Bargains Flood Our Counters and Every Day Sees Added
Bargains
Huny To Our Neamt S tore Jo Reap
' Enormous Buying Power
New
Efird
Wilson, N. C
Efird Stores Are Operated In the Following Cities:
RALEIGH, N. C.
WINSTON ALEM, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, N. C. A ;
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
SALISBURY, N. C.
ANDERSON, S. C.
HIGH POINT, N. C.
3rd
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Store
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FOREST CITY,N.C
GREENWOOD, S. C.
SPARTANBURG, S. C
LAURINBURG, N. C. ;
. LUMBERTON,
; SHELBY, N. C.
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BURLINGTON,
SWfEi50E
" LEXINGTON, IS. C. IJ.
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
DANVILLE, VA.(
o CHERRYVILLE, N. )
LENOIR, N.C.
SUMTER, S. C.
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