yoLfc .- , WASHINGTON N. C TUESDAT fcfTERN JON M Alt II2 1915
No. 27
BILLS INTRODUCED
IN THE HOUSE AND .
SENATE -YESTERDAY
Vnr MM
Ths following mv Mite in
troduced in ths Seaais /tote>rtsy:
Hobcood of Guilford, to authorise
the oormnleeloners of Guilford to
condemn load for pobilo purposes.
Snow of Wake, to authorise tho
purchase on Salisbury street In Ra
leigh property adlolntng the lot ^?w
owned by the stoto.
Snov of Wok?, to creete o recor
der1? oourt for Woke Forest town
ship and preecrtbe tho Jurisdiction
thereof.
Herding of Pitt, to create a board
of road commissioners In Pitt coun
ty.
Giles of MbDoweU, to empower'
the aldermen of Marlon to levy o tax
on meat dealer*.
Flshsr of Sampson, to regulate the
fees of the treasurer of Sampson
eoutrty.
Bumirarner of Wilkes, to relieve
J. p. Filed re for certain damages.
Hxi*<lfn? of Pitt, to confer addi
tional powers on ths constable for
Greenville tn Pitt connty.
Harder Of Pitt. to aooolnt B. F
Trmnn Instlce of the peace.
xrni#r nf Powan, to create an au
for Powsn.
Cbe??ie??n of Fnrsvth to establish
the cotit?tr school dfetiip^^JIne b*
end Forsyth.
Oohoon of Paeotiotenk. to reoulr*
?h? tmMtmtlon of e statement of
???? riw>oint nnd th? dletrlboHon of
the nubile money of Henderson
county.
flood of Polk, relatlre to the
nrooer drainage In Henderson coun
ty.
Atw*ter of Chstham, to Incorpo
rate th? town of Bennertt In Cbat
*??*n nntv.
r*or.Snr^. to nrerent th*
rate of <nter**?+
csnt.
i \r~T> + a af Xfo?1ri*nhnr?r. to nro
feet tH* nnbHc In the sale of freight
ATI rtnMIf sales. m
Vr\r?^>?o?*i of Pocklngham. to re
"W E. Fentress.
T.1n*bs??1r of Mitchell, relative to
th* law of >*???
Mal^tte of Tvrrell. for the relief
of th# 8nid'?rn' Home at Raleigh.
Cohoon of Paeouotank, to author
Ice the construction of a road
thmnrh the state's property In
Morganton.
^VfcPae of Mecfrlenburg, relative
to eonHoatlon for Insurance.
Warmer? of Burry, to correct an
error In tbe pension roll of Swell
Wh?t*fcer. an old Confederate of
Sorry.
McMlchaei of Rockingham, rela
tive to the election of a road super
visor of Rockingham by a vote of
the people.
Herbert of Clay. Ia Incorporate
Marble In Cherokee county.
Wearer of Bunoombe, to author
ise Weevervllle to lssus bond*.
McRse of Meoklenbarg, to amend
the law authorising the commission
ers of Mecklenburg to lssus bonds.
Thompson of Iredel], to authorise
the commissioners of Iredell, to Is
sue bonds to fnnd Its indebtedness.
Fisher of Sampson, to reduoe the
number of commissioners of Samp
son connty from five to three.
Fisher of Sampson, to decreaee
the number of commissioners of
Sampson county from five to three.
White of Franklin, to authori??
ths board of trustees of Loutsburg
to hire oonvlots.
Snow of Waks, to changs the
name ef the police 'ustloes' court of
Raleigh and oonfer civil Jurisdiction.
Harding of Pitt, to amend the law
authorising the County commission
ers of Pitt to have the books audit
ed.
Gardner of Cleveland, to amend
the law relative to the hours of<
working In factories.
Haymore of Burry, relative to
the serving of olvll processes by tel
?ohone.
GHllam of Bdgecombe relative to
liability of common carriers. *
G1 litem of Bdgecombe, to exempt
county and towns bonds la Bdge
combe from taxation.
Gilliam of Bdgecombe, to eetab
llsh office Of publle weigher la Tar
boro. '
Now Mile Introduced.
Bills were lltrod need In tbe Hoaee
as follow?: *
Klttrell, permit KKtrell. farm-life
school to Issue toads.
Durto, prohibit live stock from
running at taffe la Hoc IrtMd
township. Carteret county.
?ohool district to Issue
CuitU, *m?od act eatebllihln?
raoord?r? court of Cumberland.
Carrie, for rellaf of John Under
Wtoborne, authorise Murfreee
Vwo to lasa? bond?.
?nabora?, primary In
of HaAford county.
Wtnborae, tU Um? for killing
eqalrrel* In Hertford.
Jcw*"' authorise oonunleatoners
of Jockeon to teso* aurplu* *tock
law fund?.
Btbertdge. elect 'constable for
Wan?,.* achool dtotrtei, Dare ooun
ty.
BWba. allow clark of oourt of Mad
lUon county to employ clerical help
?cot*. to provide uniform tax for
aehoola of Pandor.
BrwmnHtt, amend charter of Ox
ford.
8<*?r. authoiiao building 0f
bridge over Wrtghtsvtlle .ound,
Harrlaon. by requeet. prohibit
??la of wine and cider In Wakelon
acbool diet Hot, Woke county.
I?onard, amend act eeUbllshlng
recorder* court for Lexington.
Phillip*, abollah olBce aundard
keeper in Mitchell.
Phllltpe, to provide for laying
el" *nd ,rani?way. In Mltcb
^Mewborn. to amend charter Snow
-J*?"' m"li ch*n" Washington
Truat Company. Waahlngton. N C
Mayo, autborlxe the commleslon
?ra of Beaufort to eatabllah work
house.
Mayo, amend rertsal relative to
compenaotlon of certain offlfera
Mayo, to Increaae the member,
?hip Of board of education of Bean
fort.
Mayo, amend road law of Beau
fort. i
l?w**T0 *m6n<1 Be,ufort primary
Mayo, repeal certain rfetlon. o'
'"V^ 1,11 relating u> Beaufort
county. /
*?yo. ?mend act establishing re
corder* court of Beaufort.
Mayo, authorize the comml,.lon
ere of Beaufort to, build new coun
ty homo and other buildings.
M?yo. amend gajne law* of Beau
rort.
Eth.rldge. regulate .hooting of
Wild fowls In Dare.
Dunning, extend corporate limit,
Of James vlile.
Conely, .How Old Port to change
source of water auppiy.
of m!h7' 1? *lk>W e?wml*aIoner
' M"1on to br?hlb!t carnival, and
w.k Mb,bUln* '? town
Witherspoon. for protection ??
and game In Cherokee.
Douglas*, to amend charter An
(led.
^Douglaaa. to amend charter Ca
Brookett, amend aot relating tr
in High Point recorder, court
Benton, to work road, of Colum
bua by taxation.
Hendrlx for relief of A. T. Oran>
v" th" Superior court of Da
Mlckle. authorise and direr
board of agrlenlture to organi,,
bow road patrol for North Carolln.
??'"orlxe North?,? ,OWr
. ",WlCk to h?,
oonds for roads. ?
Catawba, to extend
imlts of Lon^rlew.
Freeman of Meoklenbnrg. resu
* *'"'??? of game In Meeklenbur,
lWwle, by requeet. aulhorfK Bon
Vllte townrtu, T.dk,n county. |? ?
?t?e bonds for roadn.
Klttra", to gr salaries of Vane
?"nCWi.
.. *? "corporate Klttrell
srm-llfe school district
Pu*tt. relative to luflgment* b
'"fault In Oaaton.
PtMrtt. amend revtoai relative tr
ooor<* ">' fourteenth Judlcl,'
ustrlet.
Puotl. allow voters of Oa.ton to
-ota on bond Isaae for road*.
Valentine, regulate killing o'
vame In Henderson
D^*? *** Otbbs, amend act rela
** to railroad. In Maeon
Orant to protect g ah in Onalow
Roberts of Buncombe, amen'
barter Black Mountain.
Robert* Of Buncombe, annex Bn
*" Democrat dl.trlct
edMson county to Buncombe
Kobart. Of Bonn combe, to create
v*??l ?" ?l?rtet is Buncombe
*** ^ 0*"nt? from
onrtemtk a>< reetore It to twm
Belhaven, Mtr. 1.?Mr*. C. W.
Smith entertxlnM Saturday evening
la honor ot hwr cousin. Mil? Ida
Shaven der. whoee marriage to Mr.
Chaunoey Pegrara of Hamlet, will
taka place on Wednoeday, March 14.
The guests ware met at the door by
the hoateas, and ushered . Into the
parlor where Miss Shavender greet
ed them?after which an appropri
ate eonteat was engaged In, the
gueet of honor winning the priie.
Then the gaeeta were ahown into
the dining room, which wae decorat
ed In pink and white. _ Cupid was
suspended from the wall Just over
the center of the table. In bi?
greeting he made known the archer
had aimed well and struck the mark.
The color scheme wae carried on4
'n the three-course luncheon. The
first a salad course, second, pimen
to sandwiches and coffee; third,
minta. served on double heart?, the
hearts being given as farora.
Miea Weston made the announce
ment. In a very charming manner,
?vhlch she found on her place-card
Ml the others giving toasts to the
??neat of honor, and responded to by
?he bride-elect. Those present were
^"??es Ida and Louise Shavender,
Vntherlne Weston, Era and Laura
?Hiomiwon. Ruth Credle, Mlna Top
-'n*. Helen Guilford, and Cora Wll
Mnaon.
FROM SWAN QUARTER.
Messrs. W. O. Harris, Elbert W
Mldyette and Joseph Credle arrived
'n the city yesterday afternoon
''om 8wan Quarter.
GUEST OP HROTITER.
Mr. John Hackney of Wilson. Is
?he truest of his brother, Mr. Oeorge
Vackney In Haokney Avenue.
Gol. Thos. Strtaftad of Wayne?
vllle, Inspector General of State Mi
liti?, Mwisated b7 Commander R. W
McNeely, U. 8. N., Commanding U.
S. 8. Tallahassee, made the annual
Inspection of the Sixth Division,
North Carolina Naval Militia, ofi
this cKy? at the Armoty here last
night. : ?, *
The Division assembled at 7:80
o'clock and were pat through In
fantry drill?, signalling. Butt' Man
ual and big gun practloe, which last
ed until 10:80.
The Inspection waa rtgld In It;
entirety, and the Inspectors paid
high tribute to tha discipline and
training abown, and pronounced
them one of tha moat efficiently
trained Divisions In tha State, which
was quite contrary to-'a report re
cently jjrculated throughout th<
8tate by an article In the News an*'
Observer written by their Waahliu
ton, (D. C.) correapondent.
"With reference to all the Dlvl?
Ions, Colonel Strlngfleld stated,
"that they have found the men qual
ified from the standpoint of seaman
ship, which has been acquired by ac
tual practice aided by local ronrtl
ttons, which makes them Invaluable
as recruits for regular aervlce "
Tt is gratifying to know thai North
Carolina ranks first In the navn1
militia gunnery In the United Stated
qualifying on battleships.
These gentlemen have Just com
pleted the Inspection of the Fir?*
Division at Dolhaven, and left th'
city this morning for New Bern
where they will Inspect the Second
Division tonight.
WASHINGTON VISITOR.
Mr. Harold J. Washburn was
visitor In tho city on yesterday from
New Bern.
"Seven Keys lo Baldpate"
ONE OF THE MOST GRIPPING PLAYS EVER STAGED IS TO BE
"EEN IN TIIIS CITY NEXT MONTH AT THE NEW THEATER. AND IN
">RDER THAT THE READERS OF THE DAILY NEWS WHO HAVE
NOT ALREADY READ THI8 STORY MAY HAVE THE OPPORTUNI
TY OF SO DOING, THIS PAPER H AS ARRANGED TO RUN IT SERI
ALLY, AND THE FIRST CHAPTER WIXiL APPEAR
TOMORROW
HOLDUP AT CTHOOOWINITY
Robberies and boldaps are getting
o be a very common occurrence at
hocowlnlty. On Friday morning
ibout three o'clock as the night a
?ent for the Norfolk Southern Rail
ray Company, Mr. Ray. waa dosing
he door of the office he heard some
body aay "don't cloae that door."
When he turned aroand to see who
he party wm he looked down the
-arrels of two revolvers In the handa
?f a white man with a maek on.
rha mask man demanded that he
the door, and at the point of
'he pistole he forced the agent Into
ho office and made him open the
afe. However, there was no mon
y In the safe, which it neemed was
'1 the highwayman was after, as he|
"1 not molest anything else.
Tn the early part of Saturday!
'*ht some one forced an entrance
nip the ticket office through the
*>'adow in the waiting room, an'
-oke open the ticket case, also op
"ed the safe. Again no mohey
?as found and nothing was noticed
4 missing.
TO ATTEND MKFTTNO.
Mr. C. P. Aycock of Pantego. ar
-'ved here yesterday to attend the
?neetlng; q^the Board of County Com
?nleeloner*!'
FROM PIMKTOWN.
Mr. Surry Parker of Plnetpwn,
a visitor In our oHy on yeater
day.
'otte
Mints, amend the general school
'aw* of North Carolina.
Lone at Halifax, amend charter
Wei do* and Roanoke Jtaptds ReJl
The regular annual meeting of
the Sons of tho American Revolu
tion will be held at WaehlTijctor.
North Caiollna. at the homo of the
Knights of Pythlaa, at 12 o'clock
noon, on Monday the 8th day of
March, 19 IS.
Rualneea of Importance will com?
before the meeting and all member*
are requested to be present.
FRANK H. BRYAN.
R. T. Bonner, Sec.
Feb. 16th, 1MB.
RHGUTjAR OOMMTWICATIOIf,
There will be a regular communt
cation of Orr l^od*? No. 104 A. F
and A. M. at thefr hall, corner of
Third and Bonner utroets. this ev
?nln* at 7:*0 o'clock. Work in F>
tared Apprentice All mem
Ver* nr*ed to bw preawnt. Vlelttn?*
K?^thren In the city cordially Inr'
*d.
Ry order of Worahlnfnl M??t*r
% O. M. WTNFTFT.TV
flecretar*
FROM RrSIVF??? TRIP.
Mr. T. W Morrla. general man
of 'h# erm of ,T?mM F Clark '
'"mnanr, baa returned to the c'?*
from a northern btiftlnees tr*r
While away he nurchatw?d an exten i
?Ive lin? of spring and summ#>
goods.
IN TU P, CTTTY.
Miss Will!? B. Co well of Orean
'?111#, arrived in the city yeaterda*
?f ter noon to be the gueat of Mr
and Mrs. Frank V Wflftt to Was'
One-of the moat Interacting exer
cises that have been held to achool
was rendered on Fridcy morning
by the Cornelian Club In the audito
rium. There was a cornet eolo by
Mr Belby Jonee. Mies Oladys Alli
tfood placed a very eweet selection
on the violin. Mlee Ruth Butler
rendered an instrumental aolo. Miss
Carlotta Nicholson redl?4 "Bobby
Shafter?' Gone to Sea." A very In
-tructIve talk on the Roman mat
ron Cornelia, for whom the c* Is
iam?-d, was made by Mlse Ll<*
man. This varied program
greatly enjoyed by ell.
Cornelian Club.
The Cornelian Club had for Its
urogram on Friday evening critical
^ketches on the important charact
ers 1n the "Merchant of Venice."
The proeram was very Interesting
nd Instructive.
The Preliminary Debate.
Th? members of the John H.
~nia11 T>Ahotln?r Society are -naklng
-'?enaraMons for the preliminary de
>?te which will bp held on Thurs
day *venine of *Mf wook. At this
tme the debaters will be chascn to
--?nr??iw?nt the Washington High
*?r*?nl in the trianeular debate.
ThA nuery Is ' Resolved That the
''iftnl Sfatf should adopt the pullcv
fubsiditlng Its Merchant marine"
^ntte a rreat d??a1 of interest Is be
'??t manifested by the boyi *n this
?uhl^ct.
We are confident of sending out
?>vo stron* toams. The debaters
to: A^rmative. Elbert Weston.
'??^Me Wooiard, snd Charles Hard
on the neestlve. Walter Mor
"??n. Ray Warren. Joe Wilkinson.
'v?iHam Ellis, and Whltln* Mcll1
'?enny. .
F.ttA Kappa.
Tho program for thp Etta Kappa
*?n Frtdnv vm a debate. The aue
-v war. "Renolved. That a miser !h
?"ota Injurious to society than a
~*pndthrlft." Thp affirmative Bide
-?*as unhelrt hv Tsttal Wnrren. Thel
ma Ruck and Mildred Smith, while
?h? negative w^? upheld by Vlrj?1n
'a PM1, Kplene TTudnell and Man?a
-pt WhiOey The declolmer* wore
'?iartv* WiiMey and Mary Whitley.
The papers on both aides were Rood,
hut It was decided hy the Judge*
? hat th* affirmative won. Thr d?c
?a-natlon was won hy Gladys Whlt
ltv.
Highest Avereues. 5th Month.
Kindergarten. Mary Respeas
Cr*tlto. Mary Charlea, Grorer J'?nes.
Flret Grade, Section C. ?Llyodj
Henderson, Claude Robeson. L'nda
John.
First Oradp, Section B.?Eliza
beth Klappe, Wallaco Armstrong,
W'lllam Water*.
Flret Grade, flection A.?India
"nrper. Marjorl? Phillips, Alhertina
Oden.
Second Grid?, Bf.ctlon B.?Ola Ty
ron, MrkrI? Alllgood, Lynda] I Ross.
Second Grade, Section A?Sallle
Gowell. Hubert Forbes, Eliza Grimes
Third Grade, Section R.?Ellia
??beth Orlurs. Helen Cliffftn, Lou
'Hynn Cox.
Fourth Grade, flection R.?Char
Me Rrown, 94 B: Marvin Godwin,
??ft,#; Rnna Rrooks, 91.<1.
Fourth Grade. Section A.?-An
nette Dudley. 90 9; Cha*. Black,
*<9 7; Mary Allllgood. *9
Fifth Grade, Paction B?Maud
"amohell. 94: Walter Randolph,
'?S: I^ee Hill, #3.
Fifth Grade, Section A?Leon
'"11. 94.8: Rnby Swln?*?i|, *8.
S1*th Grade, Section B.?Lucy
nnrleton. 91.1-7: Mabel Pippin,
1.1-7: Charlotte Rodman, 99.8-7.
Sixth Grade, Section A.?Earl
-'Ifton. 97 1-6 Walter Raker. 9B
"?-8: T.lla Roper. 94.1-8.
Seventh Grede. Section R.?Dorl*
Tnnee. 90: Alice White, 89.8-7: I#au
">npo Womble, 89.8-7; John Spain.
?7.8-7.
<u?Tenth Grade, Section A.?Angii*
M*rl,ean. 98.1-2: Marina Robeeon.
9.1-8: Elele Ballard. 88.
Flrift Tear Hlirh School?Jack
?Men. 98; Annie T. Arehbell, 94:
Minnie Brlnaon. ?4.
Second Year Hl*h School, Section
1.?Vlrtan Hudnell. 98.1-7; Sylree
??r Hodite? 98.8-7; Helen Tlodnell
U l. .
Fonrtli Tear H1*h School?Mar
garet Trendy. 91: W1UU Jobneon
?4.J; Hose OrH.fc
Trinity Collece, Durham, N. "77.,
March 1.?"Soma Economic Effects
of the European War upon the Unit
ed Statea" was the aubject of a lec
ture delivered recently by Dr. Wil
liam H. GliMom, head of the de
partment of Economic?. In thA Y.
M. C. A. hall In the Eaat Duke build
ing. This lecture was the fourth
and last of a series of lectures given
by the faculty of the college upon
the European war. "Event* Lead
ing up to the Present Conflict In Eu
rope.'* 'Trance and Her Relation
'o the War," and "The German
^ 't of View" have been the topics
'*/. *>on by the heads of the de
pfc ? of History, French, and
Gon. actively.
Dr. t*. ' \ted that one of the
principa! e?. of the war upon thli
country was the demoralization of
the 3outh's over-se a cotton trade,
because of which we have already
lost over one hundred million dol
lars with Qermany alone; and that
the war was in large measure respon
slble for the unprecedented prices
in wheat and had been entirely In
strumental in protectlnc American
ugar growers from the competition
which would have resulted from the
oresent tariff The war has Increas
ed the cost of living, but has devel
oped many American Industrie? and
has given us a large trade balance
with Europe. In contrast to the
blow dealt the railroads by the war
la the excellent opening for South
American trade offered the ?hipping
Industry.
T-a*t Friday evening our basket
ball team who defeated by Wake Flor
?*3t on the visitor* floor by the score
of "23 to 12. This wa? the second
panic In the aeries; tho first was won
by Trinity, but Manager Lambeth
has decided not to <play off the tie.
On Saturday the team faced the
A. A M. quint at Raleigh, and clos
ed th? season with a victory of 28 to
17. Flon and Wake Forest will
play shortly for the state champion
ship.
Baseball practice has been golnp
on for ?orne time. Six "T" men
are In college and there Is abundant
new material. Coach C. B. West cut
the large squad by twenty-five men
today and state* that he la gratl
fled with the progress of the mer
this early in the season. A grand
stand and two bleachers are noar
Ing completion on the new athletic
field. in preparation for the opening
game of the season, Marcti 19 Tho
seating capacity will be about four
teen hundred.
Prof. E. C. Brooks, of the Depart
ment of Education, returned flatnr
<1ay from Cincinnati, where he at
tended the superintendent's section
of the annual meeting of the Nation
al Education Association.
The fifth periodical to be publish
ed at the college will be "The Trini
ty Alnmnl Register." a quarterly
publication to appear shortly.
was first proposed at the last meet
ing of the alumni in June, and work
has now been begun on the first is
sue. Part of the msgaelne will be
devoted to campus activities, com
munications from former students
*?111 be received; and there will be
spaca for editorials and special ar
tlcies. The first Issue wll] contain
a complete register of former pupils
their years In eo1lege< dates of grad
nation, present address and other
facts of interest concerning th*m
This data haw been eomplled by Prof
R. T>. Flowers.
A capacity audience greeted "La
dy Luxury" at the New Theater last
nljht and It *a? no more than she
could properly have expected, fer
such a dainty, capricious, winning
Miss deaervefl the beat. Freah from
the Casino, blithesome and gay, she
preened her butterfly wln^g for a
brief space amid the Idle rich gather
ed at her b'ddlnr to assist her In eel
ebratlng her coming Into her Inher
itance. only to And that her heart
was with her Texas lover and that
true love need* no luxury.
Torrent Huff, as Sam Warren, of
Texas, p!ots with Uncle Van Cuyler
(J. W. Herbert) to teach Lady Lux
ury that all Is not go!d that glitters,
and In a plot of unusual coherency
and plausibility from the fertile pen
*?f Rlda Johnson Younir. succeed* in
doing so to the satisfaction- of all.
Including "Lady Luxury" herself.
admirably Impersonated by
Florence Webber.
Emllle Laa a? the Ruslan dancer
whirled, spun, and kicked her way
Into the heart? of the audience, es
pecially in the "Poster Dance." tn
which her costume tr? rn) blrarre
as the music and the stops. And
who over knew of Russian dancer
without a case* of fewels? The ln?s
*?f hers. w?'h th*> ?nbn^nnen' '?-c?iv
\ compllested the plot. Sara J.
burton, as Harper, the family's old
eolored bntTer. was excellent as
was M1*s Fltxroy as Mrs. Draper
Bowles a part wMcfc scarcely *ave
her fltrinr opportunities. Donald
McDonald snd .T?an Pel If tier, a*
he f.ivenM? brother of Lady T.uxurv
>nd_dauxrhiQr of Mr? D^an^r-Tor-l??
"Wertfvelv, *n?**tned ?hHr snlendfd
"enut.it Ions. thoiiFh Maud threw
McDonald over a' ?he end 'nr th?
fascinating r,,?nt Plnla?e|]| (Arthur
Albro* witos- voice was well test
'd Ir "When I Sing in Grand Ope
ra."
Ti. * twenty musical numbers
nrovIderf hy William Cchro-der were
n'1 ? hnrmlnr nnd tuneful that ft
rt-feult to d'e^rfminate Proba
Pink a Plrknnlnny." bv Miss
Webber was the most catchy,
?houeb her "Dream On. My Prin
cess" and "Louring for You" were
"berallv encored. "That Par-tag
Oance." by Mr. McDonald and Miss
T-ea. and the *nsmble numbers,
wer* most effective.
The Casino "benuty chorus" was
'etchlnr: some said I* wan ptt7
more was not seen of it. or them,
snd tie costnm'nr was np ?o the
?tandaM. Taken s* a whole i* wis
he moat capable oast ever sean
l-ere In a musical comedy and one
'hat will Ion* b?* r-w and
t fs to be hoped that this la a fore
runner of others In thl* class.
Mrs W. r. Fiue*tte of Orlmes
? tnd. 1* th* rne?t of Mr?. E. 3 Sim
mon* In Fast Main street.
FOTl ATT.ANTA.
Mr. W. C Pond?, who be* been
?oea'ed h*r* with th?? T P Me<"!ra
"v Oomnany. lAft vestprdav for At
lanta. Oa.. wher?? ho ha? aceptod
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