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r:,:i rnnAn Xfrt.-U Tr-. "I aV IN HONOB OF MISS FLETA TATE DEMOCRATIC CXYEXT0IN IN siWarrea, of New Bern.
ivji vaiguutii. xiiaiuu iUUJ 176, , i raleigh apkil wcuun-
MOXDAT, MARCH 2. 1923.
o. ft Alien T. Trotter vs J. C Davis
Xo. G. N. Thomas vs E. N Lock et el
1UEA Lucas et al vs Levi Luck et al
JC. 1CZ-168 la R; Entry of D. A Barley
X 1S4 A S. Alien vt Alfred Kin .
18C J. W. Jacksea vi Emma Kearnes
V. X01 J. W. Uulin ts Western Union TeL Co.
liew Tift Ib the klatter of the Estate of E. B Steed
tios in memory to Colonet Lamb by
TT CONVENTIONS ON APRIL 15. Charles Whedbee, of Hertford, and
, M . r.v t tan resolution eoncerain senatorial
the reeoki- KEW- BUILDINGS FOR BAPTIST
ORPHANAGE AT TliOMAJsYlLLE
The . Thomasville Baptist orpha-
Ouv hearts are KmliM end bleedlnr.
I And bowed In mef today - ?. , 1
j For the dearest idol of our home I At meeting of the Democratic ex- district by Senator Solemoa GaUert aare baa started the erection of two
III suddenly snatched away. a -.. ecu tire committee in Raleitrh laM of Rutherfor. Colonel Watts, as us- buildings, the Simmons-nursery and
I Iweek it was decided that the State uaL made the motion for adjourn-the Uutchinson i&emoriaL
It seems we can not fire her np J convention would be held la KaieifB ment . -.-. - I The former is to replace the etrae
U'- I n,i)-ii.jlvV . . . . . " i m. . : if i , i . .
wr aw tc9uk wv V i , unoer uie auen resolution. - mu iur oeetroyea py nre last . Aug"Urc
Oh GodI sustain us in ear rTief,T I Precinct meetings were called for airreenvents. now bv force concerning while the latter is to be a memorial
If we must let her go! i , .Saturday, April a, at I ociock ana ration . of Senators stood and only to the memory of the wife of Ret
Hutchinson of Wake County. - ,
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TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922.
Truck Co vs J. R.'
Our spirits are groping in
We cannot understand
Nor see our way In this dark hour
Lord lead us by thy hand.
f.-rv .county conventions lor Saturday, -ustri-u the honndariea of which have J. H.
Our sorrow is greater and deeper
Than mortal tongue can express
Our hearts cry out for comfort
SCs ZirX.A. Presnell et al vs J. S. Lewis et al
2ei tSS Manufacturers Finance Co. A Superior Motor
Royal el al
Xev Z&e J. E. Brady vs A. C Moten A Elmer Moten, trading as Moten Bro?
Iev tS& H. H Kennedy vs Adams. Evans Co.
s ZS6 W . Robinson 4 A. P. Robinson, trading as W. E. Robinson Co. vs In this our great distress.
-V 4. M. Field.
.KavKI Mart Jones vs J. Ed. Kirkraan , Our Fleta was fair as a lily
So. 2S9 LD. Waggcrs Chas. R Burns And pure as the morning light
.. . I Our fondest hope, our pride and
nnubauAi, aiakiu zz, lazz. i
darkness 'April 15, at 11 o'clock. . been chanired are effected.
The only other business transacted tht ten districta involved have al-i We believe in Tanlac and so will you
was the pwin t Tn"" r gemenU ' In - the if you try it; v.-.-.: '
memory ui wm w jwu thirteentn aistnct waxe is to nave a
!Our love and care day and night.
State Senate in districts having more
Joy, than one Senator,' the boundaries of
which were changed oy tne last uen-
vllav 270 In Re: Last will and testament of Maggie Lumsden, Deceased
Met 271 Murray Crowell Motor Co. vs W. B. Delk
JJn. S72 Manufacturers Finance Co & Motor Truck Co. vs W. R. Walker et ai
Mew 275 T. L. Swaim vs W. A. Kahoy
Nv 276 Joseph E. McDowell et al vs Norfolk Southern R. R. et al
Xa. 277 C; N. Royals vs L. R. Ingram
Ma. 278 R. L. Kearnes vs N. F. Davis & U. G. Davis, trading as Davis Bros.
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1922.
. Kb. 27ST Ck. C Salmond vs John G. Shaw i
280 C CI Hilliard vs W. W. Dfacon
3su 281. C. C. Jsley vs H. N. Reaves i
3I 282: L. D. Mendenhall vs John Miller et al
Ho. 283 J. W. Bowman vs Thos. C. Black et al
Mo 2i Johm E. York vs C. G. Somers
FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922.
X 287 A. J. Macon, Admr. of Roy J. Macon vs Daniel L. Smith
JioL 288 Floyd Smith vs W. G. Brown
Ho. 289 J. M. Gallimore vs S. A. Thompson
Ho. 292 T. A'Farlow et al vs S. M. Rike et al
Xo. 295 J. M. Ring vs Martin McNeill et al
SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922.
Jffo. 324 Sudie Coble Davis vs John R. Davis
Ho. 329 M. M Coltrane vs Tish Coltrane
aio. 333 Mattie L. Wood vs Arden F. Wood
JIo S41 Gertrude Burns vs C. B. Burns
Sek. 349 Pearl M. Coltrane vs Chester Garfield Coltrane
31a. 352 R N. Cox vs Lorena Cox :
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s lovef
Chairman to Meet
Meetings of county ehariman cf Richmond ;
Our darling is now taken from us.
Her young life so filled with Ood'
Is broken and now she will finish
Her task in 'the kingdom above.
Dear Fleta you've made our . liw
richer
By your presence with us this long,
You've brightened our spirits with J ,
sunshine
And lifted our hearts with your song.
Your voice with its silvery music
Will fall on our ears no more
Till we join you in singing His praises
When we meet on the beautiful shore.
(Written for the loving parents by
V. C. M.)
Lamb, the oldest member of the com- gtor at each election and 1 Chat- counties of Bladen, Brunswick, i- Co- .
mitt; the eleetion of Luke Lamb, ham d Lee are to rotate, with the lumbui ' and rumheriand, at Clark-4 '
of Williaraston. as a member of th snator coming from Chatham thU ton in the -county of Bladen. , . , ' 1 '. s '.
committee to succeed his father; and Xn agreement has also been I 17th,, District, composed- of the - - '
the adoption of a resolution proyid- mAt in the twelfth district, compos- counties of Guilford and Rockingham,
ing for the rotan among counties of the counties 0f Harnett, Hoke, at Greensboro in the eounty of Guil 1 "
of I)emocratie cadidates for the Uoon Randolph. , 'ford.- a.- - t . .v',','
Sr,.t in HistHrta havinc more r I . ; . -..."'' . '
i ' 18th District, - -composed of : the r , '
'counties -of Davidson, Montgomery, ' '
i Aaaomhlw I Meetings oi coumy coamiuui vi, lucnmoTui ; ana ccouand, at Troy In
Fo owing the roll call by secre- """" " r"uX awnwawj.-( .,;, ..-..
tary W T. Joyner. of Raleigh, Chair- pose of maJlng agreements that will f. ,19th ..; District,; composed 'of thaT
man J. D. Norwood, of Salisbury, an- stand during the life of the, present WUnties of Anson, Stanly and Union,
nounced 43 members were present senatorial appoionment were i- call- atWadesboro in the county of Anson. : -in
person or by proxy, and the com- ed for Tuesday March 21. as follow . 25th District,., composed cf the ' -
mittee proceded immediately to its' 8th District, composed of the xouni counties of Catawba, Iredell and Lin , .
work, adjourning in 45 minutes, ties of Johnston and Wayne, at coin, at Hewtoj in-, the county of v
Tributes were paid Colonel Lamb by Goldsboro in the county of Wayne, Catawba. . .?,..f 'tv; .' v ,
Governor Cameron Morrison, Cem- 9th District, composed of tthe,! 27th District " composed-', of the,, -
missioner of Revenue A D. Watts counties of Duplin, New nanovr,.counues ,oi ueveiana, Henderson,
and B. C. Beckwith, of Raleigh. The Pender and Sampson, at Burgaw; in McDowell, Polk and Rutherford, at v
call for the conventions was offered the county of Pender. ; .'.H.''v,Itu1iieirfoxdtoa; ..n! th county " of ,
by former Chairman Thomas D, 10th District, composed of & the Ruerfois
WOULD LIKE SECRET
FOR LOOKING WELL
"Two weeks ago I weighed 96 lbs.
Now I weigh 105 lbs. and feel perfect
ly well. Anyone 1 see suffering 1
tell them of what Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy has done for me. They aW
want to know what makes me look so
well. Your medicine has also been
x 253 Rortha Stow) vs H. w. -Steed a real lite-saver ior my motner.v-i
cannot recommend it too highly for
stomach trouble." It is a simple
21a. 298 Westing-bouse Lamp Co. vs C. S. Ridge & G. W Hilliard, trading ac harmless preparation that removes the
SECOND WEEK. MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922.
Thfr Electric ShoD I
. 2B. 301 Consolidated Oil Co. doing business as Standard Paint & Lead
Works vs L. M. Fox
1Kb. 302. Tyler -Mfg. Co. vs Lexington Grocery Co.
V 34ol 303 Merchants Publishing Co. Inc., vs E. O. York et al
, Ma. 3K Ko-Mo Supply Co. vs E. 0. York et al
X 305 Interstate Motor Equipment Co. vs E. O. York et al
, So. 311 Claude A. Hayworth vs Yancey Rachel et al
: ZBa, 312 Will Hastey vs American Railway Express Co.
TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922.
v B&a.S33l:Mary' F. Humble et al vs James B. Henson
131a. JH5j C. Wi. Brown & M F. Wlliams, trading as Sea grove Milling Com
pany vs W. J. Moore
, "HauSUi BV L. Johnson vs W. P. Smith
V Mav.3U8J- W. Jackson vs Emma Kearnes et al
59eu.320M. M. Bouldin vs L. H. Everett et al
t HI.t TTni; Kfiarnes vs Niece Willard
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922.
20a. 322 Wilson Baldwin vs H. P. R A & S. Railroad Co.
' Ufa. 323 Lou Vestal vs W. L. Little
.'Hie. -325 J. A York & S. W. Presnell, doing business as Presnell & York vs
?, John A. Presnell
Ka.328 James Nelson vs Erastus Jessup et al
r THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922.
2Ba 330; L. M. Cranf ord vs W. H. Montsinger
aEov 331 Wister Williams vs D. O. Nance et al
"JIo. 332 D L. Redding et al vs Cora Redding
"Jta. 336 Lillian Pugh vs Sallie Pugh et al
3Ba. 340 Asheboro Roller Mills vs C. M. Horst
FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922.
3To. 341 Clyde Johnson vs Sapona Cotton Mills, Inc.
Mo. 343 C. C. Kime Jr., by his next friend, C. C. Kime vs Southern Cigai
Company
1 X? 344 Isaac J. Kidd, by his next friend, Mary Jane Kidd vs Madison E.
Browa
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3 HOTION CALENDAR TO BE TAKEN UP ANY TIME DURING TERM
"Hot. 21 Beulah Routh by her next friend J. W. Routh vs Guy Routh
Not. 22. L. M. Nance vs Geo. Sheffield
Nox. 23 Wesley Routh vs Guy Routh
. 40 J. M. Luther vs Asbury Ragsdale et al
a 41 E L. Reece vs J. S. Villre
Hev 43 Chas Coltrane & Alfred Hoover doing business as Coltrane & Hoovei
ts Milton Lackey
IT. 60- W. C. Lindley vs J. E. Dillon et al
Hot 62 A F. Parrish vs Chas Williams
Nat. 63 Caroline Staley vs Bruce Staley et al
K . 64 In Re: Phillip Teter
XcL 2 H. T. Coins vs Charlie Williams
Sov C7 J. F. Pickett et al vs Mary E. Black
Sa. . Tl Beatrice Bulla Cox vs Elmer Cox
19 M. L. King vs J F. P. ITiomas
Ko ' 80 Rosa Spencer vs Pies Spencer
'ax81 W. B. Delk vs E. M. Kennedy et al
'o 86 M. E Hill vs Lum Goins
o I J. T. 'Wood Admr.. of Nathan Lutterloh
Ta. KH.O. Small vs Iva Gordon
; MST. J Finch, Admr. of R. B. Jackson vs RoM. Lane
.'a. 109 C. 1L Crotts vs Sam Fhimpn
;a 114! J-1. Wood, Admr. of Jefferson Brookshire vs
ataf .
'a. 120 J. W B rower vs Artemus Ward , ,v ,
.tl, 122 Millie Brown vs W. M. Richardson . v t -
124 BLP. Wooley vs Z. D. Dornett et al ; ,;'
t IZS M. M. Hoover vs Alfred Hoover ' . .':
w iu J Ann. a. ilumDie vs mil veneer Co. ,
. 141 N.S. Caldwell et al vs Sallie C. Vernon et al ... f;i ' t '.
.. 147 R.UrWhite et al vs W. C Jonee . a -"
,. UK James T. Turner vs Southern Express Co. A American Ex. Co.
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded, sold at Standard
Drug Store and all other druggists
"WE WANTED A CHANGE"
Mr.
vs Annin Lutterloh
Miranda Brookshire
A.
We were getting a dollar six bits for
our corn,
We could sell every hide from the
hoof to the horn;
But we wanted a change and we
got it
Now we're getting a quarter for
corn it's so cheap
That we burn it for fuel, our toes
warm to keep;
We can't ell the hides so we'll bury
them deep,
But we wanted a change and we
got it.
The poor working man pulled down
eight bucks a day,
Now he's darn glad to work for half
of that pay;
But he wanted a change and he
got it
There was work and a plenty for
every man's son,
And warm food and shelter when
that work was done, )
Now millions are idle, where before;
there were none; j
But we wanted a change ant we
got it 'M
Wilson spent quite a long time.
over there, ' ' I
For peace he was fighting, but what
(lid we care? , " -:
We wanted a change and wejfot
Now all we read of ia golf and vaca
tions, v :
Gay week-ends at summer resorts
and plantation, -- " ;
(Not what we expect from the head
of a nation)) . .
But we wanted a change and we
got it. ,.
We were prosperous and happy, well
ed and gay;
Now millions of ;children go hungry
each day: " ,
Ttnt ws wnnted a change and we
irot.it.
Meanwhile we hear this; "It was
certain to come
"Reaction from war time" end war
, three years donei
If we wanted a lemon we sure did
' pick; one.
' WelW we wantod a changes Now
y, .we're got Itl
r ' ' ' i i
.' tW Is not a sinule portion of
the bondy that is not benefitted by
tht helpful action of Tanlae.
til
6 Per Gent till Safety
IS ASSURED EVERY PURCHASER OF
ALAMANCE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
MONH
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Peace of Mind
Comes 'wi'th the thought that your money is safely in
ested and earning' good interest s
Unusually highinterestnd unreliability go hand in
hand. SLt per cent interest on any investment is the
maximum paid with safety.
Alamance First Mortgage 6 per cent Gold Bonds
are secured by mortgages, pay 6 per cent interest and
are' backed by over $250,000.00 surplus.
There is no better better investment for your sur
plus funds.
Write pr call for free booklejt. v a
INVESTIGATE BEFORE INVESTING"
Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Co.
Wi,E. SHARPE, Mgr.
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BURLINGTON, N. C
.. r..;r Jxmtn Turner vs Southern Express Co.
it,? K. L. White et al vs W. C. Jones . . i s
J irC Virginia Heaves et al vi Rby Owen et al . ,V-'
. 172 Mary M. Hudson vs J. F. Willard ' 'r,
.v. . Bertha Langley vs John W. Langley '. V ; : V
::JK. IL Lewe et al va 1. C Harris '
rn srollla F. 8ken va Roby Tante - "- -.",
r criarles T. Loflln va Atlantic Oat Une E. R. V
t R E. Betta ve Summerfleld-I-auhlin '
. The Penplee National Bank vs Union Etnre Co,
; Owen Tire k Rubber O Inc. v K. 0. York et at
J. P. Powers tiM L Kendall et al ... , ?
' C. O. Somers vs fC A Y!i'mjv-.on, . ' . . y
' C. a Somen vs 8. A. Thompson ." ; '
C. G. Bomers vs . A. 1 . --n ; on
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":i!r et al "' 1
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! iver Chair Co. Inc.
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is'lliat 'Cold old
Coiigli Hanging 0a?
y VOU win be convinced that Dr. '
T I Kinase New Diacovery does hiat
jrhat h is meant to do eootbes coue&
, raw" throats, ; coegrttioivonnented
cheata, loosens the phlrgm pack and
break the obstinate cold and rripp
attack, relieves the congestion ux the
. bead. No harmful ' drugs, therefore
good for children as wtU as grownup.
Right awsv you will notice the
Change for the better. Has a con
vincing hraling t-itte that you will
Bppnsfiate. liny a lU' at ny rlrug.
gmte on the way Ik me t-n:t'.t, C'c
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l'arn that he hail p-n f.mrV'
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cm cherr.ical Ecicr.cc's iirorts. CHU-!!0 h nn
treatment not to do away v.ith tl;e d::tcr, Lut f
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