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WHY WASHING1
HAVE THE PI
DISCUSSEPB
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CsUs Upon Voters to Get
and Be Somewhere-^-Not
The maaigtpai ooncnht* o< aoo*
Igg Ihellltlea r*r the derelopmenl 01
VM? <SMf Hn truffle i> u mwlli:
to the building up of n commun
' Rr nil ISthe paring ot inula, and
M i mntter ot equity, la to far u
Washington Is concerned, 11 Is morr
to bo urged than tbo acquiring o
IMM any other publtFutlUlr. Too
other utilities pro luxuries, to to
tpoak, things which ootid bo don,
without?but einoe our water trot
go has become to large that th<
atrplut dockage wilt not aecommod
ate It?U that beooanee an Import
tire 'mecesetty that tho community
shall as take cage ot the proposition
that the harden' shall tall upon all
gang arty alike. Keens must be prosided
to aceemmondate this truffle
oo that th# natural Inclination of all
' nhlppere will ba Take it to PWnhlugten.
as ifcay ahow by providing
trail docks that thay want the bunionmy
"Ta? or gftoea nan ego whan the j
river packets eamo In onto a waak <
ladao' with ftrodaoc which thay sold
to ana or two eoaoerna. and from
which thay hooght all their waras,
thara was no send lor any other
docking ladlltlea than the one or
. . two cononra, o,r?od. .The price of
thp prod moo ?M ?*ed by these few
^?qpoerne, and there wesn? oompeticrease
im the number of buyers of
prodass here. this traffic hsa increased
#a4 iastesd of that picket load
log only from the store of the conpern
at whose dock It lies. Its freight
. la drawn from- probably a doxen.
V The matter resolves Itself Into this
"proposition; that ^the water front
mershamt In addition to providing'
docking facilities for his own cuV
temers mast also provide docking
faelllUSs tor his competitor whs has
noon km .to paying taica on the
otltfr follows utility and the other
follow pnto that tan In hu pockat.
rrae, asanldphl ownsd docks would
' equalise the harden ot taxation and
piano alt- tho aorohanta on an oron
' footing '
It to no men eoaltablo or raaiodablo
to ton tho watar {root property
owner anelnatraly to provide a public
nttttty In tho ohnpa of docks than
It Would ho to ton tho Main street
pfopdrty owncra. axcluklvaly. to provide
a public utility In tho way of
..-vs. Ik. Atha. npfinnrtv
Oleciric ngain,
- owusra, exelus)rely, to provide water
works. i
It would bo bottsr, perhaps (if
It were not lmposeibie) not to encumber
the future to -provide these
neceesttles, rsthsr waiting till ths
^ community shall have saved enough
to buy and pay cash;, but things are
not built that way. And this dock
is a permanent benefit which will
f grow in ralue ana ought to be paid
for by futurft beneficiaries. Every
pnee in awhile a pica is put to Con<
gross to deepen and widen the channels
of our rivers and by the en{
gineere Is sought the information as
to the tonnage bore on those waters,
and If the.present need and future
isn't there the report is
againsTThe approJrSt!o?^5^5S
powerful c-gument any community
can k^ray In favor of these appro'
prist! ens la their evidence of faith
through the local effort to foster
and build up the trade urflng water
courses to their market.
Those live, progressive cities to th(
North and South of us hare long
\ I % since realised .the aeoesaity of pub
lie docks. They have realised alw
the use is*# of keeping alive th<
water borne traffic as a measure o
competition' with the railroads. an<
they have spent millions for publi<
docks and while we are not jnst now
apparently, ready tor tho water com
petition to the railroads?It ma:
come soon. There Is ono other tbtni
to which our immediate attentioi
may be drawn and give us pan*
f> for j^obor thought?Washington 1
not a; man factoring town strict):
#peeking, but it is essentially ai
? < agricQntraT' center and large par
| > of .this produce is water borne and
too. it needs to be rneoursgod i
continue to eome our way. . Al
[ trade needs to be encouraged. Shoul
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IBLIC DOCK IS
If WM.BRAGAW
Out of Cross Roads Class J
Be Simply a Spot on the
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some other near-by town ostabllsh
tho precedent of free, edequate docks ,
the trade of Washington would suffer
by It and suffer seriously. ^
Every obstacle yon place In the m(
way of yohr customers getting what Q
they want and when they want It
nvitee competition which does not j
now *(llt' nffari tBiti^ATnonfo tn.
them to trade elsewhere; encourage* gn
1 he building up of communities which ,n
have do each obstacles, 'r ,,
The "Dock Tax" will not be near ret
so great as the "No dock Tax,"- Just jf
as the "Good Roads Tax" Is apt A.
near so heavy as the "Mud Roads roi
Ta*" ' r
Ton must also face this feature wc
of the case: Isn't It the better bust- thl
neee poller to acquire the property
now, bond the debt and .pay taxes ;?
oi\ It on present cost than to wait wa
>tlll you are more fiercely driven to ed,
provide the factitive and then have he;
to buy at a higher price (for that 'no
Is a habit Washington Real Estate qq,
has, you know?of always rising in ed
valurft) You will pay more In the tj,
end for your dock than the present wl
coat, pins the taxes for all the time, ne
and still have to pay ultimately the w\
tax on that higher future cost, if ge
you do not buy now.
It la cheaper and better business a
to buy no* and pay the taxes on
this present price, than to buy later
at a much higher price and then
pay taxes on that higher price. \p
Get oat of the Cross Roads Class! M
Don't be a spot out be map. 10
Be 80MEWHERE!. y0
mri r t i u on intar
v^l uulA m UAAvan |
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SORTING OUT JOB SEEKERS.
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Senator Works Suggssts Federal Com- bo
mitsion'to Do ths Work. hi
Washington.-Federal appointmeats m
wore tbo subject of a speech Iu Ihr ttE
senate by Senator Works of California 9U
on bis WU fa. | wo lids for a coin nil* ^
ion appointed by lbs president to re Jn
eelee sod puss upon all application*
and recommendation* for appointment
to federal odnm. The measure wvnld M
forbid imnnlwr* of magrase to reeom th
mend applicant* or ntd in obtaining f0
poaitlous.
Senator Works explained that his bill ^
was liiteoderi Id rvllore the president
and members of rougrees from th? re
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BKVATOB WORKS. B
burden of racounnendltfe nnd appoint
. lag thousand* of oMcotm tbrounbout
tlie country, to bring about tbe np
polutwcut of mora competent man and
women on?l to relive tbe pnbllc err let
from the odium of the preaent parol- 1
clou* s.VKteiu of patronage."
In 1010. 4he ueuntor said. the govern t
uteut employees. exclusive ot tbosc ,
under civil service nud the army and
navy, numbered H8.714. of whom
10.830 nrp appointed by tbe p reel dent *
These n|?p?lntin?ntM. I*e said. bad ?
steadily riven since, tbe number ot i
poatmnntere to be appointed by tbr t
president 'having been Increaaed by
453.
President Wilson, lie aald. had felt t
tbo necessity of xomc ?ncb help aa this
bill would afford but hla effort to trans
for the making of appointments to bh
heads of departments bird proved a
failure.
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A Genuau innt'benioUclan Usurer ]
that a man sixty years old hat spent ,
t Brae, years buttoning hla collar Tbls .
cannot ha trot, for nt this rat# his
U ttifo will baro spent twice as niany
j rears m she I? old putting on bar ba{.
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IB BOOH CLUB
lanumgly Entertained the O.
Henry Club at Her Home
Yesterday Afternoon.
Yeaterdhy afternoon Mrr. John C
ount delightfully entertained the
imbers of the O'Henry Rpok Club,
spite of the bitter cold weather
thout all waa warm and cheery
thin and abloom with spring
wfers. The meeting Waa very
aclonaly presided over by the rice
asldent, Mrs. H. W. Carter. In
tponse to the roll call by the secary,
Mis* LaugMnghouse, Items
interest were read and dlsouased.
most Interesting paper, prepared
r the afternoon program was read
Mrs. Louis Mann on the life and
>rks of Ralph Waldo Emerson;
[5 ioiioweu dy a selection.-of
arsons, charmingly road by Mrs.
rter. After the literary program
a completed a social hoar follow,
when Mrs. Blount assisted by
r attractive little daughter, Leora,
served a sweet appetising salad
arse. /Each member was presentwlth
a little Valentine souvenir.
ie meeting held with Mrs. Blount
s very much enjoyed by all. The
xt meeting of the club will be
th Mrs. J. B. Moore on West
cond street.
GOOD OONTRO VEtIS A LIKT CAN
DEFEND ANYTHING
There Is "h raying that nobody
res a fat man, and up to the prent
it was believed that nobody
red a wasp; but an interesting
>ung writer has come forward with
book in defense of this aggresre'
agency. The writer claims
at a wasp is among the most'in istrious
of workers, that fe is a
illder of ability and a provider for
s family. The wasp also is famar
with the science of anatomy,
id when it is preparing to store a
ipply of food for Its maturing
ubs It selects a particular nerva
a spider, which it stings, and
hlch produces paralysis Un the inct
without producing death. In
is way the wasp stores up lire
od as a fresh meat supply for
I young. Which all goes to show
at a good controTersallst can deed
most anything.
EACH CONFERENCE MAY MAKE
TROUBLE.
NEW YORK, Feb. IS.-?European
fference* will militato against the
>sslbilltles of another convention
. The Hague'; it is feared, and de
gates to the former convention
111 hold a meeting here today t<
lacnss ways and means of effoctinf
aother. Many of the delegate*
link the irritation engendered bj
te Balkan wars and Alsatian lncld
its wonld canoe the nations con
>rned to look^ on a peace confer
ace at the present time as mori
keiy to cause friction than to al
iviate it. Among those at thi
meeting will be Admiral Mahan am
ndrew E>. White, delegates to th>
rst conference at The Hague, ii
899; Charles Henry Butler, dele
ate to the second conference 11
???- ? I flu* nf n?le
are, antf Oscar S. Straus, of th
ormanent court. A national cltl
ens' committee haa been chosen.
ATTKDAY LAST DAY *
TO PAY VOUR LItiHT
AND WATER BILL
Superintendent H. B, Charles ai
ounces that tomorrow is the la J
lay In which patrons of both light
nd water will have to settle the!
I ccounte for past month. ThoJ
rho fail to comply with this rJ
inest will be cut-oB Monday. Til
rork of disconnecting - those co I
umers in arrears will begin promp I
y at etgbt A. M.
IPKC1AL MEETING I
CHAMBER OF COMMKRCI:
TO NIGHT AT 8 CCI/OC
T^sre.. will be a special meetla
of the .Chamber of Commerce i
their rooms in the Baugham bulb
log this evening at eight o'cloc
called by the president for the pu
pose of discussing the proposed Dos
Issue for a Public Dock. All tt
members and all others Interest*
are urged to be present.
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iEATHEK?R?i? or .now to*i|!K.
AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY }?, l?i?.
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The Stirring Climax Act 3
New Theater Thurso
NEW WAVY tiADIO STATION. 11
Plant Near Ban Disgo to Communiost*
With Hawaii.
Washington.?A groat nnvy rodlo station
capable of carrying on communication
with Panama, Ilnwnll and the
Atlantic coast will be built by the
nary department near San DlegO. CnL
The erectlou of tbo station was authorised
by congress in 1912. In Sep- 1
tember Inat n special board of naval I
officers Investigated sites on the rneiflc ]
coast, clilefly u round Los Augc'ca gjgl t
-San Dteo>. Finally d Rjto ohi-n Choi ,
las heights, about four miles oust of 1
San Dicg4 and eleven miles front the 1
coast. wftAaelected. It em braces sev- r
enty-tbree Vnd-oue-hnlf acres and has
au clcvatlouVof about 4."i0 feet. ,
The property will cost the government
about SK^OOO^ The selection has *
been .approved tT5"^tbo navy depart- '
mont-Siml the purchase will be tundc (
forthwith., ]
OLD HOUND. RETURNS j
TO KENNEL SHOW 1
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Derelict on City's Streets Sits
to Be Judged Again.
"Green Bay, NVls. ? Cop. n big deerbouud
that bad been about the streets
of this town for years and who despite'
his bedraggled and old appearance was
at one time a prlzo winner "at kennel
shows throughout the country, came
i Into bis own ngnlu. He bad tliut "day"
i which all dogs arc said to be entitled
l to when, ownerless and nunc rubbed,
be "entered" the show of the North
western Wisconsin Poultry and Pel
>' Stock association and refused ou any
When the champion* In the various
classes were being judged Cap. Rnas
Ing In the cold outside of Turuer hull
pattered up to the swinging iimlu door |
and nudged It with his nose
Inside wna a' famlltnr Bight. There |
were row* and rows of benches on
which were squatted dogs bo would
have scorned to notice in bis old days.
Hardly bad Ids nose been noticed when
It disappeared and reappeared ns be
threw bis weight against the door.nnd
dashed Into the building. Anxious
owner? tried to shoo hint and attend
ants flicked him with whips us he
walked along the benches and looked
over each contestant.
Once In awhile ho turned quickly,
bat ho did not susrl. nud when be
reached n vacant bench be bopped nimbly
on to It There he lout his temper
nod. with teeth showing, refused to lie
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Bpcetntors bwnme Jntfivntpd and I
finally I'liletetr hint formally, and lie 1
Mt nil day wTyh n regnl ?lr. entlnR Rood
food nttd iiiakltijc tin* best show jtos
Ible for it yvfy tired o'.d hound.
FREAK POSSUM TO WILSON ]
If Taxans Sand Praaident Whita Animal
;e With Pink Eyea.
j. Washington. ? An albluo possum
e white wltlrpliftt eyes, waa received by
President Wilson, the elvers belli?
Scudder Wilson ntid Keunnrd Mar
l" shall of Kockdale. Tex.
"There bnin't no auch nnlinnl." d<*
clared 'n Virginia Democrat. who bnp
pencd to lie In the executive officer
when the ptftauui nrrived by ex pre-;*
but although he wuk not from MI*
K | aoorl he was shown,
g Prcxldent Wilson h* rather pnrtlnl t >
it "poaanm nn' tnters." but wns dlslnellncd
to fnk'e any chances on th?
. Texan itHihio. so ho luul the IltlK'
animal sent to the national x?o.
r" 8eTernl Bi nit hern admirer* pf 'th:
id, president have loutribntod u mperox
re Ide possums to the White House com
inlaaary department and the aohpa*l<
never reached the *00.
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lay. February 19th.
tosbvterian Snripfv tn
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Observe Week
^ of Prryer
A week of prayer from February
IB to 11 Is to be observed by the
adieu Micaionary society of the JTirst
Pfaefcfertan Church as ordejed.by
ite^uenoral Assembly. There will
Jo services every afternoon at 0:30
j'clock at the homes of different
nembors of the 5>ciety In the folowlns:
order: Monday at home ol
Urs. 8. R. FottIc; Tuesday at home
>f Mrs. Isaac Buck; Wednesday at
iome of Mrr. J. B. Sparrow;* Thurslay
at .heme of Mrs. E. T. Stewart;
"ridny at homo of* Mrs. H. E. Searight;
Saturday at home of Mrs. G
3. Buckman, All the ladles of ttli
rhurch are earnestly requested tc
it tend; members of other churelte*
Interested in mlslong or the comlnj
jf Chrlsts' Kingdom In all the earth
are cordially Invited to m?et with
them and unite lu prayer for thit
greatest ,of all enterprises.
BULLDOG BALKS BURGLARS.
Although Subdued, Struggle With Animal
Routes Nc-niiLars.
Mononguholn. Pa.?Fighting desper
ately for his mistress. ? pet bplklui
prevented two masked burglars frou
plundering the home of Charles Slung
at Etrainn. near here. Both of thi
men were bndly bitten about the leff
ami the dog sustained wvuiv Injur?i
In hi* desperate defense of Mr*. Srums
whom the burglars bail buuu 1 nu<
gagged. \
Although the marauders Anally over
came the nulmnl. the noise mad.
In the conflict reached the cure o
neighbors, a ad the burglars were fore
ed' to flee before they were nhle t
pack up the articles they lutri gat!
ered.
When rescued Mrs. Stnng was ut
conscious, but Inter revived.
WIFE SHARES_SI3NATURG.
Chock Signed by Woman With Hui
band's N?ma la Not Forgery.
Deuver.-Thnt a wife does m>t con
inlt forgery by signing her husband
iinme to n check on money In
bank. though the money is i:i the nil:
bnnd'* nnnu?. was the decision of Imlc
George W. Allen in the fiction of Mr
Ada Wri^lit for illvoriv ?pi'n<l I
Carlson Wright In ilie district ionrt.
Warrant* ?wum out for the nrrwt <
Mr*. Wright were
Mrs. Wright niwrtftl thai she nil
the children were In need itml th.it si
signed her husband'* tinme to tu
checks for en Ml. Mr. Wright ru|n
dinted his wife's authority to sign b
name.
Keith's Vaudevill
Secured by
Starting on Monday the manag
inent of the New Theater announc*
that they haro rccurcd tho "Keitl
clicull" to furnish Wadevllle ft
this popular play house. Realizit
that Washington patrons apprec'a
and are ontltled to 'tko very be
that can be secured In the way
enlcrtcl.rmout, t':e management
this hours has gone to the hea
expense of securing this well knov
high class yaudevllie for their pi
rone. But in putting on this els
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f NEV
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Given (or Ladies Aid Society of *
Baptist Church at. Home oi'
Mrj. S. P. Willis.
The "Silver Tea" given for the
Ladi/s Aid Society of the Flret Baptist
Church last evening at the home
of Mrs. S. P. Willie proved to be
a coclal event of unusual interest.
The spacious parlors were artistically
decorated with forns and blooming
flowers, while the genial warmth *
made delightful contrast with the e
chill of the winter night. There t
was a veritable feast of music. At
frequent Intervals there were vocal
duets, piano duets and selections t
from tho orchestra of the First Bap- c
tits Church. It was hard to decide \
whether the audience was more 8
charmed by 'the sweetness of the
musio or the beaming faces of the
fair young performers. There were 1
alBo delightful recitations by Mrs. 11
S.F. Alligood and Mr. W. C. Miller. 1
nnllHlllia PAfrnohmonto - ? '
evening of unalloyed enjoyment and t
the guests departed breathing blessings
upon their charming entertain- ^
ers. There was no "punch bowl" *
but another bowl which by a volun- P
tary offering, was well filled with "1
silver coin, for the benefit of the 8
Ladies Aid Society of the First Bap- t
tlst Church.
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WINS READING LAMP 5
GIVEN AWAY BY CITY 3
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Mrs. Frank H. Short held tbq C
lucky number yesterday in the
monthly drawing contest at the City \
Hall. The prizes was an adjustable
reading lamp and was the sixth
prize which Superintendent H. B.
Charles of the electric and water
plant has offered. Those only pay1
lng their water and light bills by
' the tenth of each and every month o
1 are entitled to enter. Superlnten>
dent Charles announces that . an1
othor handsome prize will be award'
ed next month.
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HIS RIBS FATALLY BRITTLE.
Broke Even In Hospital Handling.
Cqurt Rulas In Beavar Inquest.
Worcester, Mass.?That the -ribs of
Charles E. Beaver of Cambridge, who
died in the Wort-ester State hospital
1 on Dec. 81 from interunl Injuries onus1
ed by eleven broken ribs, were so brlt- ,
tie that they were' fractured in the .
p necessary bundling or the patient, was
K the decision bunded down by Judge
* Utlcy in tbe district court on an In
quest be bold on Senver'n dentb.
l* Senror died under such condition*
that members of his family cnlled for
* on inquiry. Tbe finding of the court
i' wns: "There wns no evidence of laif
proper tNRtnirnt. nud I find that no
' unlawful net of any person contribute.!
0 to bis death."
, A GOOD COW IS SOPHIE.
She Has Produced More Milk Thar
Any One Living or Deed.
Boston.?Tbe greatest dairy cow living
or dead Is Sophie XIX.. tbe pride
'* of a farm near Lowell, according to
ber owner. Ever since this cow pro
* duced ber flrat calf Ave years ag'? she
* lias bnd n yearly nuthentlented test.
n | With ber last and fifth calf she has
* made 17.B37 pounds id onuceir of milk
*' (more tlinn S.10U quartsi and 1.17f*
pounds 7 ounces of butter. In he:
1 ' r-IiaIa inlllflni* lira a! flv.i fail rs? ihu ltd
f! nwde (U.2IS3 pounds 2 iftincM of rollV
I ond 4.42S pounds 2 ounces of butter, rt
|(l aremjre of nearly two pound* of but in
ip >""
u-1 A y out 14 New Yorker tell* of .-ounnltIn,
tin n murder fur $2 lu vlur of the
I ?ifety of murderer* In New York the
j price scent* almost cxoiMiltnut.
]e Circuit Is
New Theatre Mgr.
e- of vaudeville the public will easily
Pg realize that It can not be done ?at
the low price of admission that hat
been charged heretofore and begtn5r
ntng Monday the prices for this
18 high class cervlce, both as to plcte
turcs and Vaudeville, will be 10 and
t 20 cents.
of For Monday night and the llrst
of half of the week they have (8pero ft
W l.ovlns) Comedy and singing act,
rn which will certainly be the beet
it- comedy and staging act that has
M ever visited Washington.
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1ST- SNOW 1
OF SEIIS0I1 I
VISITS HERE I
riercury Takes a Decided Drop
Registering 18 This Morning.
Coldest Weather of .Year.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Snow and n6t ao cold tonight.
Saturday fair. Dain or snow
In East portion. Not quite so
cold. Increasing East winds.
Washington for the first time this
vlnter is today being visited by a
no/ storm. It began to fall be- fl
ween midnight and day and the cltzens
on going to their respective
daces*of buninoss felt the real pangs
>f winter. All day yesterday it
sas bitter cold here and while
now or rain was forecasted for
ast night few upon retiring, as often
hey do, prophesied that tho weather
nan would be fooled again. This
aornlng however, thoy realised that
be Nureather man knew what he was
hiking about.
The weather bureau office at
Vashington, D. C . yesterday gave
rarnlng that a disturbance was pretarlng
to sweep northeastward .from
torms to the Middle Atlantic terrlorjr.
A -; r
Cold weather is reported from dlferec*
*of tfie country. It
^terday^^^^el^w'at lrahctfcgtady?'
i8 below In the Adirondack*; 14
> low In Boston and 22 below in
'onnectlcut.
The mercury here this morning
vas down to 18. Washington is now i
vperleuclng tbo' coldest weather of
he year.
BLOUNT'S CHEEK ITEMS
Tobacco, beds, tobacco barns and
i general conversation concerning
he cultivation of tobacco seemB to
)e the order of the day.
Elder Duffy Toler filled his reguar
appointment at Macedonia, Craren
county last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cox and
children spent last Sunday at Bonlerton
with Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Jray.
Tom Mills of Jacksonville, N. C.,
vas a Blount'g Creeks visitor Saturday
and 8unday.
Mrs. Ralph Jones visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Pulcber of
Edward Saturday night and 8unday.
W. R. Cox is erecting a new store.
It will be a commodious building
and is located near the present one.
Mrs. Mary B. Swindell and daughter
Eleanor, were the guest of her
sister Mrs. Gray of Bonnerton Sttn- ;
day.
Elder R. F. Daughety preached at
Smyrna last first Sunday and Saturday
night before.
R. J. Fulcher of near Edward waa
a Blount's Creek visitor last week.
J. N. Lewis, Cephas Lewis, and
George-Bennett made a business triD
to Bragaw last Thursday.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for In this
Post-office for the week ending February
7th, 1914. Names. Gentleman?Burry,
Andrew; Davis, James
H.; Dixon, L. C.; Jones, Wm. Lvi
Lee, C. C.; Murrey. Clarence; Morris,
Thos.; Osmend, John; Partree,
Qeo.; Palmar, Buffacle;' Roth, Crlsantemo;
Smith & Banfcfc; Smith,
W. N. (2) ; Wlndley. A. T.; Wilson,
I Luke:
(Names. Ladles?Beat, Mtsa Lava la;
Chase, Mrs. Laura; Cooper.
Mrs. Lores; Grlcfc, MIbb Ellar; Jar- 3
man, MIbb Marie Ruffln, MIbb Sally;
Smith, Mra. Willie; Tumbleson,
Mrs. Lucy .
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