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;7g7srierrillt Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED TWICE
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VOL- XXXV.
CONCORD, N. C MONDAY, APRIL 25. 1910
NO. SG.
FUNERAL OP COL, P. B. MEANS
I .rcQTVE SERVICE AT CEN-
V- .rnrntTAnTCP nTTTTDflTT
Conducted by Hi Pastor, Eev. Plato
Durham, Assisiea uy .xwcv. -ui.
yisMany Beautiful Floral Offer
gNumber Present from Other
parts of State. '
r, e funeral service over the remains
'! iA Parti R. Means, was
ue wlc j -
i Kridav morning at 11:30 in
(etral .Methodist church, of which
W Means Had (for several years been
I rrhfr. The service was condnct-
f l Kr Col. Means' pastor, Rev. Plato,
D-u-hani, agisted by itev. j. i,. jjavis,
u I) reftor of the Episcopal church.
jj.e b'M.ly ot oi. queans lay in
.. ;,, church parlors from its
Arrival 'Wednesday evening until the
.,,,.f ral hour. me casKet was covered
vi the room filled with many beauti
tlural offerings, evidences of the
esteem and friendship for-him
,vi.o no longer walks among us.
ir,o:!'' these was a large and most
lVa-.it i f;'d cross design' of lilies and
1J. iti .iis. sent by the Dialetic Lit
erary Society of the State University.
ti'o choir sang sweetly, "ThyJWill
he Done." Those composing the choir
vcre: Misses Janie Patterson, Mary
Morrison. Until Gibson, Messrs. Lloyd
Uf-Kav and Kay Patterson. Mr. Dur
WADE HARRIS GETS GAY.
Thinks The Times' Pish fJ Pn.
titles it to a MedaL
Mr. Wade H. Harris, who presides
over the destinies cf the Charlotto
Chronicle, and dishes out to his many
reaaers every day some of the livest
stuff going, gets gay with this editor
in his paper of yesterday, and has al
ready, unsolicited and without our
consent, honored us by presenting us
with the first of a series of medals
which he proposes to give to ten of
the biggest liars on the State press.
The fish story, which we published in
The Times last week, has won for us
this distinguished honor. In order to
keep his story, straight, however, and
to honor only whom to honor is due,
we want to state hat the story was
caught and produced by our city edi
tor, Mr. Jno. M. Oglesby, and -we re
spectfully ask Mr. Haris to have his
name engraved on the medal.
The Chronicle submits these re
marks in regard to this medal busi
ness: The Chronicle is going to "found"
a medal. There is a loving cup award
ed each year to the person making
the greatest advancement in literature.
There are medals for orators, debaters,
firemen, marathon runners. Sunday
school children, doctors, lawyers and
almost everybody except the editor.
The Chronicle is going to offer a med
al for the encouragement of lying.
That art is being neglected by the
newspapers of the State, a fact that
is called to mind by the fish story pub-
Davis for many years a close personal Jished in this paper yesterday from
friwl of Col. Means, spoke of the in- The Concord Times and which shows
tenst he took in public affairs, but what an editor may do for the -enter-spoke
especially of his inner life tainment'of his, readers when he makes
which none knew but those who were up his mind-to do it. As a matter of
in his closest confidence. He spoke of course the medal is already won. It
the simple to rise higher and higher will g0 first to "Editor John B. Sher
into the image of his Maker. riH and the fellow who wins it from
Dr. Chas.' L. Raper, Dean of the him next year will have to do some
University, of which Col. Means was bright work. But for the birth of
so Ling a trustee, spoke of Col. Sherrill 's fish story the medal -would
Means' life. He spoke of the contri- have gone to the editor of the States
bution of his life to the university, ville Landmark, on aeount of the Ire
who gave it the best his heart vhad to dell county fox story, but the compe
give. tition will be open to Judge Clark.
Mr. Durham spoke of the testimony The newspapers of the State hav: been
Col. Means left that all was well with too dull. We believe the contest for
him. He referred -to his brave rec- The Chronicle medal will act as an
ord in-the. "time that tried men's inspiration and result in the produc
souk" He spoke also of the great tion of a more entertaining class of
struggle off the deceased to become literature.. Mr. Larry Gantt has been
what he should be. Be passed into the requested to present the medal to Edi-
shadows with a perfect and unbroken w Sherrill. durinsr the session- of the
faith. ' nrp-convention at Wrisrhtsville' in
The following were the pall bearers: KTiiup.' .
Messrs. J. S. Harris, D. A. Caldwell, it might be suggested that if Boy-
1. J. White, P. B. Fetzer, D. B. Col- lin. of the Wadesboro Messenger and
trane and J. L. Hartsell. A large Intelligencer, will stick to his rabbit
number of veterans, about 50 in num- stories he may be an easy winner in
her, were present and acted as honor- 1911. "
arv pall bearers. The church was fill- The Chronicle's three deck Hoe
ed by those who came to pay this last pr-eg will be worked in the design of
tribute to Col. Means' memorv. - fV Tnodnl wlnVh will bear this in-
RECEPTIOH: FRIDAY NIGHT.
By Ninth Grade Complimentary to
Pupils of Graduating Class of the
City Schools. v
The reception given Friday night
the Central school ruditorium by the
pupils of the ninth grade compliment
ary to the graduating class of the Pub
lic High School, was one of the most
LIKE THEIR AD.
Schloss Bros, ti Co., of Baltimore,
Give Our Paper Highest Praise for
Settinr Attractively Displayed Ad
Tertisements. Oa yesterday we reireived the fol
lowing complimentary letter from
Sebloaa BrosL & Co the biggest cloth-
uug manufacturers, oi liaunno-re.
UNvxamro or 2IONtjih3ts I collxctoh reowk
TO DECEASED WOODUEH.
non & Fetzer Co.:
The Concord Times,
Concord, X. C.
Gentlemen: We wish to congratu
late you upon the splendid ad for the
Cannon & Fetzer Co. in the issue of
your paper of recent date, copy of
1 il.. 1 If T I
ham then annouueeu.me uyuin, jueau
Kimllv Light," whichwas one of
(! Means' special favorites. Dr.
delightful of the series that have been 1'ne is handled here by the Can-
held there for several years. The
room had been most tastefully deco
rated in the class colors, black and
gold, potted plants, ferns, etc. As the
guests about 50 in-number entered,
they were cordially greeted by
Misses Estelle Dick and May Pember
ton and Messrs. Fred Patterson and
Watson Smoot. Just inside the door
they were cordiallygreted by Miss
Amy Stevens teacher of the ninth
grade.
After tho guests had assembled a
drawing contest was indulged in
which created much merriment. Each
contestant was given a slip of paper
with one line of a. familiar song writ
ten on it. and requested to draw a
picture on the blackboard represent
ing the song. The others were then
asked to guess by the picture what
song was represented. The following
were the contestants:
Prof. Webb " Under the Shade of
Miss Bllen Gibson "Coming Thro?
the Rve."
Dr. Caldwell "Little Log Cabin in
the Lane." ' .
Miss-. Marj- Hartsell "School
Days."
Mrs. J. B. Sherrill "She Was
Bred in Old Kentucky." .
Miss Clara Harris "Just as the
Sun Went Down." .
One of the most delightful features
of the evening was-the music by the
members. of the ninth grade, who sang
several sooi2s. v , I
At 10.-. D'plaak- refreshments were
served, during which'Misses Janie and
Grace Patterson and r. Kav Patter
son rendered sweet music on the piano.
violin and flute.
Appropriate Exercises Held Yester
day ia Hemory of Dea4 Zleaben
of this Order.
The ua veiling of th tsonasjcst of
the deceased Mvemtis of tbc Em
Camp W. O.' W. m held yesterday
afterwHa at Elawood cemetery. Mon
ument wre uaTeiled to the folio is;
deceased sovercijrs: W. P. White,
J. H. Caldwell, IL M. IUrrow and W.
A.- CaldwelL After the impress!
exercise were. oncladed a most fit
ting and appropriate addreM tra de
livered bv Mr. J. C Fink. - One hun-
idred and thirty mcmhrs of the Camp
which we herewith enclose. Of the I met at the lodge room and march!
thousands of papers that we receive from there to the cemetery, many of
each week none of them show more them carrying Urge bonnets of Cowtn
beautiful in display than those you to be placed upon the grates of their
set up for4 the Cannon & Fetzer Co. ueparteu Drottier as a tnoate oi
If you have any extra copies of ive and respect to the memory of
this paper we can use nine thousand the departed sovereigns. Hundreds of
paper
(9,000) of them. We use them over visitors were also present to witness
our mailing list, from which The the impressive ceremonies and to pay
Times- mizbt also derive some benefit, their respects to thi band of men in
If you can furnish this page prinU their noble endeavor toward keeping
ed on both sides with the name of ave ana perpetuating ine memory
paper and date line at too. we will of their departed brothers.
be triad to buv these papers frorn vou. Arrangements 4re being made by
and will be glad to have vott let us Elm Camp with the camp at Gafrriey,
know bv return mail whether or not S- "- to hold, the unveiling excrete
Buggy Smashed in Runaway. j
Dee Sides, the young son of Mr.
John Sides, alidia small negro boy
were driving the horse of Mr. Chas.
McDonald, Saturday, . down North
Union street, and while coming dowrff AC Pae, Aberdeen.
the hill opposite the home of Mr. Bd-
A number of people were present scription :
f mm other places, among them being: v n r
Judge' "Armistead Burwell, Mrs. Ru- x Ul
fus- Uarringer, Mrs. C. N. G. Butt,
Messrs. Baxter Davidson, Thos. Long
and Cam Witherspoon. of Charlotte;
Prof. C.L. Raper, of Chapel Hill- B.
W. Means, of Albemarle; Gen. Julian
S. Carr. of Durham.' Col. W: H. 55.
Carolina Press Association
Mendacity Medal
Founded-by' The Charlotte Chronicle
Winners :
June 8, 1910, John B. Sherrill,
Concord Times.
There will be a bar atachment
Biinrwvn, of Weldon. a life-long providing space for names of subse
friend of Col Means, exoected to be quent winners, up to ten years, when
present and speak of the public life the term of service of the medal will
ah1 ivm-k of Col.-Means, but a mes- expire and it will memorialize the ten
sa?e wa received-from him sav- ablest liars ot the btate press.
that bp wn? nrpvpnfpd from
oming by the illness of his wife.
At the conclusion of the services
it the church the body was followed to
the. 'dd. Lutheran cemetery, where it
V" tab to rest beside those of relative-;
of three generations.
you can furnish them..
With best wishes, we are,
Yours verv trulvy
SCHLOSS BROS. & CO.
at the monument oL the late H. L.
Parks, w!io is buried in that citv
Delegates to General Conference.
The Chronicle's Marathon Race.
The Marathon race from Newell to
Charlotte, gotten, up by the Charlotte
-; 1 1 V , . i i . t
The folowing are the delegates from M-'nromc.ie wiueu iok piace -ia pav
thp tu-n onnfrPPs-in Tnrth ramlin9 uruay, cream.i. more rnieresi m vnar
to the Methodist General Conference !ote an vicinity than anything which
which meets at Ashevillc in May:
Western North Carolina Conference
Clerical: J. II. Weaver, Hickory; T.
F. Marr, WinstonSaem; J. C. Rowe,
Salisbury; II. K. Boyer, Charlotte; G.
IL Detw'iler, Ashevilie; W. L. Sherrill,
Greensboro,
Lay: W. D. Turner, Statesvilie J.
L. Nelson, Lenoir; F. M. Weaver,
Asheville; W. R. Od ell, Concord; C.
has ociurrel there lately.. The dis
tance was S 1-3 miles, ai.d the winner,
Emory P. Knzor. made it in 5G min
utes and b secontls. 1 lie seeond was
Archie Templeton. t who covered the
distance in 57 minutes and 5.1 seconds.
There were 13 runners in all, and the
time taken by the slowest one was 76
minutes and 38 seconds.
Enzor, the winner of the first prize,
will rirr uv norrr.
Bids Delist to Oowlct aid D;
ilart Sccrrt lltoda.
Mr. Tu. J. I'cdcr. Waistoa
and Orrrr, acsd tl !&mTg l
ttrttisjf ttaJl to tiat pcfH&f Jtar
day: .,
tioarpp II, Bmi3 ill cMrt-rvlt&iiaafk
him jah as cvticetor fr iatcrsal
nctraat for the Ytra Nortij Caro
Una dtfttrict vishoat a fbt, cotilh
utandir.x the fat thai te ltrahleam
bofvr in the Mate bate arrasrvd
with Irrsid:l Taft fir hit rttirczaeat
to private hfc. Mr. Hivtti u pu&t
and ha bid dc&race o iTrttxraA
Colc AtmX NaUo&at Committeeman
lunran, who made the rrcommendA
i'tan that malted ia the appointment
of Henry Heynoldf, of Wilke. by the
Presides t. . Today Senaters 6tmaotai
and Overman rcceucd Irttera fna
the collector aHnjj that the ijtat
ment be held up ua!il h can pmcst
liw w at tK-c Whi! I!ouv Mr.
Bnn " cmplair.fl that he had beca
'drtiicd a hrariri by Cr.jrcma.j
Cowlrsr, and he a!o tal.f rTrr.s at
the scrrt mH hvl ti at rrc ucd ta '
bring abut hi removal. Of coare,
the North Carolina fcnator will tee
that Mr. Brotm t given a hearing;,
and hh rcuct t!at th nomination
W hrld "if wftit ijninc-t ttay. The
nomination will not be acted upon for
some day.
Congressman Cotrlcs it not having
the rnot n fitful -rt of day. He is
thrtattntM with defeat for renomina
tion by Frank Iinney, according to
report hre. Wliilc Collector Brown
i not strong politically, he hat a son-in-law
who i a big Ike in Uepuhliea
poU-tic'in the Kt,Ttjth district. Hcf
erence. 1 made to Clint Wapier. To-day
Con grem an Cowlct telegraphed
for Wagner to come to Washington.
It is said that Cowie w alarmed a
the result o the protect re-ultioj:
from the decapitation of Collector
TT TrZl't fr lZ;' p TtU ' is quite an experience,! runner. Lost Brown, and has dHermincd to maae
H. Ireland, Greensboro, 1. b. Lan- J k .. ., . - w.;th th fm v bv otferinr
tween Washington and Baltimore. alWajmer the pwtofnee at .sutesville.
bert, Thomasville.
North Carolina Conference Cleri
JNorth Carolina uonierence cieri- v . " r. , Tk iu t,i.i Kt- 1 W C Imwf who
oal: J. C. Kilgo, Durham; T. N. Ivey, d.stanceof 2C milfs. Enior, however, The job , , , h M b J. . U uft wfc
R
ton; J. N. Cole, Raleigh ; R. C. Bea-
man, Durham.
Lay: J. G. Brown, Raleigh; J. H.
LWilsonjP T, J. Jarvis, Greenville; H.
keeper for Swift & Co.
L. Young, one of the, shafts broke,
causing the buggy to run down on the Charlott, observer.
norse. i jl ne norse maae a miaa aasn
down Union street, running the buggy
There U a story here to the effect
that while Cowles i trying for v
. a. a-
Concord a Well Lighted City. renomination, be is without nope ana
anticipating defeat, .he .has arranged
corner -has-been competed. Thisf to grab the coUectorship for his own
makes four of these arches on Union nmmeaiaie usc.
Dr. J. Rush Shull, of Shelby, will be flaming arc light at the square,
rning regularly, which supennten
into a telephone pole opposite Mr. R. r' ' "T-T ' ; po
t Ts- i j i . o j j interested to know of his success in un
L. Dick's home, loung Sides and . , , n.'..i, -ut Du
the little negro were thrown violently
to the ground, the Sides boy receiving
several paipful bruises while the ne
gro escaped unhurt. The front axle,
one wheel and the shafts were broken
up, a ik
Aeording to tbi re-
street, each of them containing 44 port Reynolds is only to rje m few
lights of 60G . candle power. With months after the retirement of Brown,
and tbat the appointment oi vxjwjc
will be announced along about tha
fourth of March next when be will
be out of a job.
Dr. Rush ShulTs Success.
tte Observer.
The many friends in this section of these four arches and the 3000 candle
Assault With Deadly Weapon.
Garfield Pics, colored, was tried
in the Recorder's court this morning
Philadelphia. Dr. Shull will be gradu- dent Fher, of the electric light de
ated from the University of Pennsyl- partment. states will be done, the bus
vania in June. A few days ago he :11P cation of Concord will be the
received. a decided compliment m -his hest lighted of any in the State. It
election to the position oi resiaeni
d the harness completely torn Peian
anart. The ' horse ran on down the - r ... oeiug uirci-u. 'umia . c..i. J4.4 Thm
V anA wn ,nrh. in front of of tions. Me took .competitive examin- of some porful electric light. The pi nu o n.
Mr. A. J. Yorke's by David Pea, colored.
in .1.-- ? i i - PJffcJ Tuberculosis Sunday.
bur Pa.,.and received that aPfint- Three ,o the isters ofjhe c on
t also. He goes to Pittsburg An- pesteruay VTT v . -
m to the position of resident wiu be impossible to go anywhere n the iiecoruer s wiir.xpw
?ian at St. Agnes hospital,4-' one 5n the main section of the city without charged with an assault with a deadly
3 most desirable of such posi- bein-directly undeY the effulgent rays weapon upon Uritton Hall, a memhr
ation with 36 other applicants, being citv pav ,the expense of these ex- two negroes were over m bmi
chosen over all the others. He also tra li(rMs V ' grove about 11 p clock and a dis
stood a similar examination at. the t " nLvi. Ve.tween .tbein .,M!, fttai
mem
gus-
New
Cannon-Finlayson.
Those from this city who attended
the marriage at Goldsboro Wednesday
evening of Mr. Eugene Cannon and
Miss Emma Finlayson, returned home
Friday night. The marriage was sol
emnized in the First Presbyterian
church at 8 o'clock. The bride is the
popular daughter of Mr. H. L. Fin-
Commencement Exercises of
London High School.
ine commencement exercises of the iayson) of Baltimore, and has several
ew London High School will take times visited here. Concord people
will be glad to welcome her among us.
Ouite a number of distiguisnea out
A Three-Legged Chicken.
A three-legged chicken is on exhi
bition at the Davis Drug tore. The
young -chick has been preserved in the
alcohol and is attracting no little no- before
tice. Messrs. Waren Moody and Jay a
Cannon are giving the chick special
attention as these young gentlemen
have a special fondness for fowls ot
this variety, and as the "drumstick"
is their favorite part of the bird, they
consider thejnselves. especially, fortu
nate in securing this one as it. pos
sesses an extra " drumstick. ' ' There
is a grave danger of a serious contro- jjen
versv arising netween xnese
Smith's
pute
t tacked
Hall with a rock and a knife, hammer
ing his head in many places with the
rock, besides giving him a number of
a student at berculosis or sanitation and health, I re hcl wJt ihc knif(.. picjj
L 1 Tk CI-.. ,11 ii'nc
" - . w- r r t i i . m . .
tSate -University at Chapel Hill n rF " , "4un " (? v finfl $30 or sentenced xo mny
sroin" to Philadelphia, lie is Ar , 7 1 1 i7 davs on the roaa. ne was ulu
young man of much prom 'rSStoatei In Tb Pipits "J00 10
I ... in 1.1 .
Place May 24 and 25. On Tuesday
mprnmg, May 24, the annual sermon
Cabarrus B. & L. Association. all over tne uniieo, oiait-s ux -v"tut"U5
nrwm nnt on KOTmons were orerbhcd
The annual meeting of the Cabarrus L & -jn the fight on tuberculosis. In
Real Estate Transfers.
Mr. H. P. Deaton has told -his housa
1 other real estate in rair-
prt,,nfv Hnildinc Tx)an and Savings .'.. .nf Wochin-rfnti plprm'-1 and lot an
Association, was held m the court mennA laymen both spoke in sup- view. Prof. J. . B Ing purchased
room of the city hall Thursday night. . of thU great battle. This is an- the residence and lot. Mr. . l
Ar t r fnifranp was made chair- m : Mnmntm fhii I'iell uurphased the lot tu the rear ot
11.1 . ij. j. .-. 1 omer mutrsnriic m
J o
great the residence and Mr. James C. WU-
iefurd purchaMHl the 101 in me rar w
men as to which of them is entitled to r;;;; fter 0which the secretary's Says Have xiaa no iiooas m ic. E j Hnml ha purchased
the extra "drumstick." Both of nnn nnr made . which show- Editor Times:..In your paper da- the hanaroe residence of Mr. W. IL
them have established a strong claim , a . increase in' the business ted the 14 ht oipAilr,btlol)etnbahcm I lfarri on North Union street.
man of the meeting and Mr. d. m.. - i.e:nr wasred against the
1. TUrt v-i i nut a AT I .
nx, secretary, xuc white plague.
thf lnt. meetmsr ' were read an . ap-
bv sriving the chick several hours
their spare time. We will leave this ort Tne terms
o of the association from the last yearly ted the 14th of April I see a abort ' Mr. Oaude Ramsaur has purchae4
lis rinnrf The terms of the following sketch about floods in Texas and nv- the residence of Mr. Jno. M. Crarea
.. - " 1 wuiLC i uuuiuvj. " - o mvii - - 1 rannrr i jig veiLUS r i . . , , uu iu-"
rao an1 friPnnS I .ul!nn -Pn- Tn inarra-f Taxra dp-l.' . , -r t T. n rvf h-inks- 1 COUld UOt aeiPk U nf nnnc irf t lBd
A j . -IOI-LOWI1 uwuic, icii.- - mucouuii ivi mwxj. -"j - I dlTPCI OTS eXPired. l. i . vW --.itia v-v . , ai Hit K'mt '---p
UUC, Of 1 hnr nttp onH at W -ill I n .1 1 nnnn a a ttfin Hvl I -I J !, ntrmrA if f ho ntlP I i 1 Ji TT Tj.l- I 1 r. h 1 r rr met a llt.1
0 dock the recitation contest and
,mary exercise will tnVft rklno
Wednesday morninsr the literary
ress will-be delivered bv Rev. -Dr. I r,v, t.. ivfT-art! Mrs Joe Cannon: i - t?i- I Wn out here. The river is overflow
oVWt .V1X.n' ?f Raleib; ,8 Messrs. Ross.. Cannon, Luther Brown, JuliS-Gates, and Tom Myers, of No. president J. M. Hendrix. secretary ing here today bnt.it is sand and dirt ht ia the clty aoa left yterday
a m v a n n v-i--n - ni 1 f r 1 - - i m t a. 1 imm ti An t .n urn . . arm va.- zs u v n & a mta . - & & a m av kct m r 1 w n
Collegiate InstitcU.
team of Bing5u
School, of. Mebane, spent baturciay
1 l"l IV r.nflT 0'Omnr n rtrrtHTT ttti I I Kn I v-. i rt 'il TI C i. . nnnjAri onirl I 1 i .. n ?1J.
v. v. t 1. 111 n.1 .l. I. 1 1 cti i v 11 1 1 1 ill. 1 iiiMA I w irini rn Li 'i r I ill n inaiiHiii " . . . i ci I m m m i rrnnc
leihlpv 0 1 j. lauis. umiuu, 4 townsuip, vveiii u&uiug a Uio"kl ian
VU
out here.
Respectfully,
and Mrs. Robert Young, ail f ago and caught 102 cat fish. They set torney.
3 ..inr;un AT? . mpicps. of Jack- .1 1 t ; xi I -r
recital at Mont Amoena. SftTniTiarv 1 oTlla T?l T?ne Scott, of Granani: Xl m X- mi mI a wtT Am 4-1-1 ATT TTTftTI 4 TA fhAm Tir w s. Rankin Here. l i. 1.
W"'"t A - .' Wn lUitt Illglll w r I . .. . . . .. rr. I 1 OI 1010
Tonight. Lovie Jones and Uataenne vvoanon, kd do was to pull tkm m. Dr w o Rankin, of the totate Wichita r aiis, lexas, Fr
ihe mnsip. chto p m of Raleigh; Mr. and uiian o. cvv TTT
Amoena . Sftm;oW .-W'.-di' Carr. Jr.. of Durham; Mrs. M. A. U,a;t.- w fwere W on oneh th oitv. Dr. Rankin was Sixty Acres of Corn in vne iWw.
d treasurer, and L. T. Hartsell, at- and we call them west Texas showers aftcrnoon for Mt. Pleasant, whero
tney nave a game rucvu
Pleasant Collegiate Institute today.
The team is composed of the following
young men: Jones, Taylor, Joseph,
Floyd, Hackney, Belue, Maxwell,
noak And Sham, nie team is
give a recital in the auditorinm Townsend, of Dunn; Mr and Mrs H. book There inall 60 pounds here to inspect the proposed new wa- IL H. Parks, president of the Big 1 eompamed by Coach D. B. PrireMV
-uonaay n
gramme, under
there Monday nibf A L. Finlayson, parents, and Mr Lee f fi , . bm nd Brother hpr enrnlv of the city. The State law Pasture Settlers' Association of who has charge of the men on tot
ider the diretcion of the Finlayson, brother , of the bride, Harris, cf the Charlotte Chronicle, requires that all vat
acher of music, Miss Ada Stirewalt, Baltimore.
"SS been grronrnJ : i J TM I
-..luoioCT! rtiiu priu Leu. xnose
u?11 take part are: Misses Leona
-m-m uToo-no 9.t. Atlantic City,
1 r Ml 1 ait; . iXllUSBS liHma UUO. jjLfcvw
XVirir Anna BisnP Fannie Agner, Mrs. W. G. Means, who has beon in
Stw, aye Hinly, Katherine Fisher, a Philadelphia hospital for several
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-p-. ucmo ouyaiij iauo.-1 weeks tor xreawnexit j-w ak-"ui"' t tion ox oianiy
iwater 'supplies for Grandfield. Okl has one row of eornmen on the trip.
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will please hurry up and send that the cities in the State be approved 4y that covers sirty acres, it is circular
medal over.
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L. - . --r lit T T7. I 1 LI.. - nnn iiiiiino 1 nrlT! 1 All lU4ClC3k uiww. --
flip Sfaf Roard of neaiin. xr. xv-iana resemoic I iL. rr v-.
w; iTinet the water shed and the in the center of the field. Thirty yf' T
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uemocrauc nommtes in sniy. conditions or tne - yv - hotel erected on the Bynum protv
At the Democratic county conven- into Cold Water ireeK ana c iarminR auu r rr ' TVest Trade street, in Char-
peTer,ola BroW11 Millie Barrin- illness, was on Thursday Uken to At- marle Monday
Srpi t? a.Fulmer Ruth Tnom Mil lantic City, where she wilt remain for dates were nominated
and
garner Bonnie Misenheimer two weeks. It is expected that at the Lounty 0ffices
ertna Knder. La n.. .io will be sufficient- mM t
end of that time she will be sufficient- House of Representatives, , Jas. E.
,-,t v,M ; A iruo-1 t-Qtam- r fha tate isoara oi f iri, n ytrcu wwjwu, uu, wuuf : -v . . . . 4t i ji
The-?oUrnr- L soon the new source of water it fa time saved. Mr, Parks iWZ'rgZJZ
for the various for the city is aproved by them the p,rt in anotherw of cotton on cov- n ,ke 5aS
-r. -r u .1 i 1 nptp nlant. . I o-nn- fnrtv seres. ... I01 nnw"v"it-f o
: senate. JJ, JN. iJennei-. worK can uegiu wii i"-x- . I tVia )wtI nn manage it.
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r- -n TT; : lv improved to be brought back home, Crook ;. Clerk of Court, A. P. Harris;
u ,rlca owier and family wHl i,. --,Ti-ir fVienda here will be re- h?-;fA- of TieJ: J ! M -'Bovett: rther Richmond postomc
fv.i . , a' 1 tor Denver, Col., to makA Lv:- this. Her daughter. RhftnflF T R. Pnresfc: Snrvevor.' J. M. of March 27, when $3,
n wm'V11 v R tt BeUe Means, has been mth'her Harwood;' Omner,::Dr.: m t mil; Eddie Fay and "little ,
move his famil y in to thftii ,AaJJ'li i.A tio Wn in PhUadel- Wrnuv. rionn. ri wAre. Friday sentenced to ten -Mr. E. C. Lentz, of
In Hrdi street to fce vw wa7J 7f AWnt teniteTitiary and spent Saturday niht
Pi;nm OT;itv ifl the robbery "of Miss Rosa Lee Smith, of Mt. Pleas-
e on we iS"'iane, spent jrcsiciviav m iuc wij,
000 was taken, guest of Mrs. R. L. Dick.
m the city on
Miss Marjorie Ritch, of Salisbury,
spent yesterday in the city, the guest
of Miss Oza May Mnrr.
Mr. and lfrs. W. E. 0. Robtnscv
spent yesterday in China Grora.
Icityl -. r. ICoggins and A.F.Mabrey. I fined $8,000J each. . business.
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