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THE MOVTjDF JOtTWAL. TTESDAY, MAT 23. 1022
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Voter of the Thirteenth Ju
dicial District:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Solicitor, subject,
however, to the action of Democratic
party at the next primary.
If I am nominated, 1 shall make a
vigorous campaign in behalf of my
farty and itj candidates. If elected
shall discharge the duties of the
office in an honorable, efficient and
conscientious manner and protect the
interests of the state and society. I
shall, also, see that every defendant
pets a "square deal." I shall prose
cute, but I will never persecute. I
shall make a fair and impartial pros
ecuting attorney and know nothing
in my work but to do mv full duty.
I shall make no fake premises to
influence voters to support me. I will
not 'camouflage.''
Upon this platform I ask your sup
port. Sincerely yours,
GILBERT H. RUSSELL,
Laurinburg, N. C.
, Endorsements of G. H. Russell. Demo
cratic Candidate for Solicitor
Board of Education. Scotland County
Office of Superintendent
Laurinburg, N. C.
We, the members of the Board of
Education of Scotland County, having
known G. H. Russell for 25 years,
during five years of which time he
was County Superintendent of Schools
of this county, welcome the opportu
nity to endorse his candidacy for the
Solicitorship of this District. We feel
that the progress of the schools in
this county is due as much to his
efforts as to any other one man. His
enthusiastic public spirit while su
perintendent was contagious, and the
movements he started are still gath
ering momentum. Absolutely unself
ish, Tie has never spared himself, his
Julents nor money where a public
mod. We iitill rclv
on his professional advice, both
pedagogical and legal, even though
ntkal- miKtii ttorviA hnn CflllpH him
from this office. So it gives us pleas
ure, personally and officially, to say
l i , Tl II
we Deiieve in u. . nusscu.
J. T. BOSTICK,
Chairman Scotland Co. School Board
W. G. SHAW,
W. N. McKENZIE,
L. M. PEELE.
Board and Supt. County Schools.
Laurinburg, N. C
To the Democratic Voters of the
Thirteenth Judicial District:
We, the undersigned members of
the Scotland County Bar, commend
the candidacy of Mr.Biilbort H. Rus
sell, of Scotland County, in the Dem
ocratic primary to be held next June
t. for the nomination as the Democra
tic candidate for Solicitor of the Thir
teenth Judicial District.
We have known Mr. Russell well
for many years as man, citizen and
lawyer. We know him to be a man
of exemplary character and a citizen
who has always taken a lively in
terest in all public questions affect
ing the life of the community and
who hus contributed great assistance
to the cause of righteousness and
good government. He has, in the
past, served the public in a very able
and acceptable manner as County Su
perintendent of Schools and as Reg
ister of Deeds of Scotland County for
several terms. He ranks high in the
profession and is an able, painstak
ing, forceful and fearless lawyer. He
has always been a loyal member of
the Democratic party and has helped
to win many hard fought battles for
the party's ideals. If he is nominated
we know he will wage a valiant fight
for the party's success in the district
,vid if elected will make a forceful,
faithful and very useful public
servant.
Respt etfully,
WALTER H. NEAL,
Chairman Democratic County Execu
tive Comniitte.
E. II. GIBSON,
GEO. T. GOODWYN,
County I'rosecuting Attorney.
W. II. WEATHERSPOOlM,
County Attorney.
ROBERT N. PACE ENDORSES
RUSSELL
Notwithstanding the very small
amount of interest manifested by the
voters of the county as touching the
selection of candidates for the vari
ous offices to be thoscn in the June
primaries, a number of voters have
asked me about the several aspir
ants for the office of Solicitor for this
t Judicial district. There are few more
' important offices to be filled than
this, and it is a healthy state of pub
lic mind if there is real interest in
' the selection of the most competent
person available for this place.
The proper enforcement of our
criminal lnw is largely in the hands
of this officer, and those who favor
law enforcement, and believe in pun
ishment for its violation should use
their vote and influence to select one
who will without fear or favor prose
cute the criminal docket.
Without any criticism of any of
the several gentlemen seeking the
nomination, I believe the best inter
ests of the law-abiding people of the
counties comprising the district will
be served by the selection of Mr. Gil
bert H. Russell, of Scotland county
for this place. Mr. Russell is a young
man of mature age, by which I mean
that, while he is past fifty in expe
rience he is still a vigorous person
ality. He is an experienced lawyer,
and with it all a warm-hearted gen
tleman who, while doing his best to
uphold the majesty of the law, would
not be uniust to the person he was
prosecuting for its violation. I un-
To
Introduce
hesitatingly commend his candidacy
to the favorable consideration of my
friends in the district.
R. N. PAGE.
AXXOIXCEMEXT
Tn tha rntera of tha Thirteenth
Judicial District of North Carolina:
I am a candidate tor Solicitor or
the Thirteenth Judicial District, sub
ject, however, to the action of the
Democratic party and its primary to
be held on June 3rd.
If I am nominated l shajl do all in
my power to uphold the standards of
Democracy In behalf of my party and
lis candidates. If elected I shall not
be solicitor of a class, but or all the
citizenship of the district, and shall
.tlccharee th dufle of the office to
the best of my ability, thereby doing
everything in my power to protect
the best interests of the state and so
ciety. I'nnn this blatform I ask the sup-
port of the voters of the Democratic
party on June 3rd, 1922.
Sincerely yours.
F. DONALD PHILLIPS.
Rockingham, N. C.
S. 8. Richardson Endorse "K.
n.
Phillips for Solicitor
I m not a nnlltirlan. nor have I
ever asked for an offlce only a pri
vate in the rear ranks. I have al
most served out ray allotted time
three score and ten years. Have
lived through three wars, the Civil
war, Spanish-American and the
World war. I had two brothers in
the Tlvil war and lost both of them.
I have voted for Confederate veter
ans for office for almost nrty years.
I felt that I owed it to them for
AereA In the "Lost Cause."
I had three sons In the World war.
One son enjoying a splendid law
practice, yet above the draft ace,
answered the call of country, lost
his health In camp, died and Is now
.lnnnln? tn an' American uniform.
When our boys were called into
service we went with them to the
trains and promised them our all
when they returned, iney went
ThnsA who were not left on the bat
tie fields of Europe returned many
of them wounded. What have we
done for them. How haV w re
warded them. Four good men are
running for solicitor in tris district.
Three nf them 1 have never seen.
For a moment let's examine their
records. Where was G. H. Russell
in 1917-18-19? At home gathering
In the guidon (.heaves of the greatest
harvest of his life. Where was A.
A Tarlton In 1917-18-19? At home
..nlovine the sreatest wave of pros
peiltv this country has ever seen.
Where was M. W. Nash in 1917-18-19?
At home living easy, when this
land was flowing freely with milk ana
honey. Where was F. V. pnimps in
the atormv davit of 1917-18-19? In
the trenches of the battle fields of
Europe wading tn blood facing snot
and shell for his board and clothes
that this country might be made safe
for rimnocracv. He returned a wound
ed soldier Just in time to see tne
last cloud of prosperity pass by.
wh o i have never met r. u
Phiniiis. vet a an appreciation of
his service to his country l snau cast
my vote for him for solicitor of this
district.
t anneal to the men and women
of Union county to go to the polls
on June 3rd and cast your ballots
for F. D. Phillips for solicitor the
soldier boy.
8. S. RICHARDSON.
Monroe. N. C, Route 5. April 29th.
To the Voters of the Thirteenth
District:
Sini-tt t have eono to the expense
and trouble of getting up the facts
nnii fiir-.'ves that prove to tne tax-
Mi-ITU nf th district that the Solici
tors are getting entirely too mucn
fees, my opponent, Mr. M. W, Nash,
nw tn hp trvinp to ride in on mv
platform by publishing and flooding
the district with a letter stating that
"he thinks the solicitors should be
paid a salary by the state and that
the tav-nnvers of the counties should
not have to pay any taxes for. these
fees, and that as a memoer oi me
last legislature he endeavored to have
this Hiini'." I herehv challenge Mr.
Nash to show me between the lid$ of
the Senate Journal where he said one
word or did anything towards chang
inn- th.. nrespnt tee hill. I am in fa
vor if solicitors hpinc paid bv the
criminals tnat are convieien, eitner
out of their pockets or by the services
nn thn rnuntv roads, and not 1)V the
honest tax-payers of the several coun
ties, e Respectful V.
A. A. TARLTON.
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Man Coif ee:
When Many of
United in Bonds of Matrimony
Marriage Records of Union County, Beginning With the First
One Recorded in 1851 Until the Present Time, To Be
Given Through Columns of The Journal
Marriaees in 1!0
. . u i n.M ... r
gins by Rev. H. B. King.
Jan. L
r- i .,
c. v t A. Kezmh by Riv. G. L. ( nar.ey.
Jan- J, !i J- f. n n I . "' Little to Kill J.
Grilhn by Alexander Mcllwaine jManeSs bv Rev. E. L I)av.s.
Jan. Solomon L. Starnes to Fan-j s t ,0 j Q Tru A.
me L. Moseley by Esq. R. T. Sustare. k,. p i f v-in.-
Jan. 8. E. M. Osborn to J. V. Rig- " n 7 "'ii J. t." I i.
. n. p w n I Stack by Esq. C. J. Freeman.
:oweii to F. R. D. ; St,pU o3 w L TomU.rlia t0 K. E.
. " u . 'Martin by Rev. II. B. King.
sn to Howard, & t , s p Bl nam t0 prucilla
Jan. Id. J. A. K
Bovte by Rev. B
Jan. 22, J. D. tJoan to
by J. L. Stoudemire.
tfifrV . Q.,ii v I
18 R N. Rushing to Sarah E.
,by:nU.5J
Jan.
Tarlton
Jan. 18, ill.am Philips to rannie
Goodwin by fcsq. . i. mears.
Jan. 21, H. h. Williams to baran
Ashcraft by Rev. J. L. Bennett
Jan. 22,
. 22. embrey Helms to Martha
Shaw by Esq. A J. Price.
' 12V Ei P oCoCr t0 A
Jane
Feb.
ITarknpss hv Rev. II. B. King.
Jan. 25. Thomas bmith to Eliza K.
Godfrey by Esq. E. S. Harkness.
Jan. 29. T. A. Price to fc. J. Truii
by Esq. W. A. Austin.
Jan. 'it, N. it. Keaey to n incy uur-
leyb.y t-? ....... . .
Feb. 5, U. Vt. button to Laura a.
Howie by Rev. R. T. N. Stephenson.
Feb. 10. R. S. Doster to 31. J. Uor-
don by Esq. T. L. Cuthbertson.
Feb. 11, J. 1 f low to U. U Kus
stll by Rev. W. A. McDonald.
Feb. 19. Allison Whitley to Lucinda
Jarmon by Rev. G. L. Chaney.
Feb. 19, A. H. Pollock to M. E. Red
wine by Rev. R. T. N. Stephenson.
Feb. 12. Aaron Little to M. t. uau-
com by Esq. W. A. Austin.
Feb. VI, W. tJ. Haigier to oi. .
Rushing by Esq. W. A. Austin.
Feb. 14, Ambrose Freeman to Mar
garet Lemmond by Esq. E. S. Hark
nes. Feb. 22. Wm. A. tow to Lydia
Faulk by Esq. C. J. Freeman.
March 4. . II. Jlaness to Llemin-
tine Thomas by Rev. R. II. James.
March 4. S. C. trisco to berena
Williams by Esq. W. A. Austin.
March 2. J. M. Thilmon to Hannah
J. Eason by Esq. S. S. S. McCauley.
March 10. M. W. Hamilton to Lu-
nx& 9frJ.wV WevHLA aV.'i -
u r ' u"i V ,
ner bv Esa. W. A. Austin.
March 11. D. F. Belk to S K. Kicn-
ardson by Rev. J. B. Baiky.
March 11, Jas. . Mepnenson 10
Mildred S. Hudson by Rev. R. T. N.
Stephenson.
March 18. James M. Broom to Man-
erva Paxton by Esq. E. S. Harkness.
March 25. J. D. Adams to Al. t.
Diggers by Rev. R. T. N. Stephenson.
March 25, J. Ellis Austin to M. Jen
nie Rea by Rev. R. T. N. Stephenson. '
Ann 8. Wm. Mc Whiter to Nancy
Richardson by Rev. R. T. N. Stephen
son.
April 20. Winman Helms to Polly
Ann Presley by Esq. Abel Helms.
May 10. wm. it. uritnn to tmeiine
Griffin by Rev. R. H. James.
May 9, m. c. Larroil to bailie
Griffin by Esq. W. A. Austin.
.Uay 13, W. samutn Kingstati to
Lydia Myers by Rev. J. E. King.
May 13. ueorge A. Little to wary
E. Rogers by Rev. G. L. Chaney.
Mav 21). Thomas C. Long to Hester
Ann Mullis by Esq. S. S. S. McCauley.
June 3. John M. rairley to Cathe
rine J. Wolfe by Rev. J. C. Moser.
June 0, Jacob A. 1 nomas to Anne
Sikes by Esq. Henry T. Davis.
June 16, Wm. n. Uaddy to inetus
Brewer by .
July 14, w. IJ. Unddy to Martna n.
Pritchard by Esq. II. F. Davis.
July 25, h. L. hrimminger to Ida
C. McNair by Rev. J .A. Bivens.
July 28, M. A. Helms to Alice .
Bass by Esq. T. H. Benton.
Aug. zb, J. F. rhiter to fciiza A.
Griffin by Rev. J. W. Phifer.
Aug. la. John U. Mediin to Eliza
beth Brooks by Rev. A. C. Davis.
Aug. 17. L. Alexander 1'enley to
Margaret A. Haigier by E?q. E. S.
Harkness.
Sept. 1. Franklin McLendon to Lou
Agerton by Esq. E. B. Black.
M-iit.
don by
Sept. 7, relix Holms to r.inina lior
Rev. R. T. N. Stephenson.
. 4 :sX
Senator Miles Poindexter
WITH PURCHASE OF A THREE POUND CAN OF
VOTAN COFFEE WE GIVE YOU ONE POUND CAN
FREE. The manufacturers guarantee this Coffee
through us and we recommend it to you.
Our Ancestors
Sept. lfi. Rufus Smith t j Sarah Big-
fitrs by fcsq. A. J. Price,
. A. J. Price,
ames E. Crook to Sarah
Richardson by Rev. J. B. Bailey.
& t LS) G w Gi!bert t A,-
Crook by Esq. L. M. Secrest.
Sept. 30, James W. Martin to Lizzie
TomberLn bv Rev. H. B. Kr.v.
c,,,,, i,;,i w uB. ,
Sept. 2'J. David H. Bass to Martha
P r ' 1 i v a f I
Qct 1C Wm B gmith to ThetUs A
Brewer ly Esq. J. O. Griffin.
Oct 10, John E. Williams to Sarah
E. Williams by Esq. A. J. Austin.
Oct 10, Andrew Helms to Dorcas
Alexander by Esq. Abel Helms.
Oct 14, Abel Helms to Maggie
Chaney by Esq. L. M. Secrest.
Oct. 21, L. W. Matthews to E. L.
McLeod by Rev. H. B. King.
Oct 18, J. Calvin Helms to Mary
A. Byrum by Rev. G. L. Chaney.
Oct 21, Samuel Austin to Emna J.
Helms by C. J. Freeman.
Oct. 31, J. F. Clontz to Sarah R.
Snipes by Esq. A. J. Austin.
Oct. 2H, S. W. Stewart to Sallie J.
Moore by Rev. R. T. N. Stephenson.
Nov. 4, J. K. Williams to M. J.
York by Esq. Abel Helms.
Nov. 10, Charles P. Griffin, Jr., to
Martha Biveng by Rev. J. A. Bivens.
Nov. 14, G. W. Thomas to Mary
N .Nance by Esq. J. O. Griffin.
Nov. 11, L. W. Williams to D. L.
Williams by Rev. G. L. Chaney.
Nov. 10, Jacob A. Lingle to M. L.
Hamilton by Rev. J. A. Bivens.
Dec. 16. Robt. H. Hinson to Jan;
Thomas by Rev. R. H. "James,
Nov. IS. Berry Huntley to Surah J.
Trull by Esq. E. S. Harkness.
Nov. 18. W. F. Alexander to Sarah
; A. Helms by Rev. R. A. Miller.
."b.. .aT,r "IV
Nov. 22, Jasper Mattox to Jane
' Nov. 25, W. A. Helms to Sarah E.
,Williams by Esq. W. A. Austin.
Nov. 21, J. I). Helms to Sarah J.
Helms by Esq. T. H. Benton.
Nov. 30, J. S. DeLaney to Maggie
Matthews by Rev. G. S. Robinson.
Dec. 12, J. S. Rea to Ida Riggins
by Rev. II. B. King.
Nov. 2S, Andrew J. Mullis to M.
Clemintine Helms by Rev. H. B. King.
Dec. 1, Alexander Pope to Sarah E.
Meggs by Rev. J. L. Bennett
Dec. 2, John Key to Rachael Ivey
by Lso. E. S. Harkness.
Nov. 1, S. A. Yandle to Nancy Key
bv fc.su. E. S. Harkness.
Dec. 14, Thos. E. Lowery to Nannie
Lee by Esq. J. P. Horn.
Dec. 2, G. J. Morris to M. J. Cuth
bertson by Esa. S. S. S. McCauley.
Dec. 4, H. H. Eason to Sarah E.
Med n bv Ksa. S. S. S. McCauley.
Dee. 12, John I. Green to Sarah E.
Braswell by Esq. W. A. Austin.
Dec. 1), W. II. Little to Ann E. Dun
cun by Esq. W. A, Austin.
Dec. 1C, Wm. Gulledge to M. F.
Huntley by Esq. J. P. Horn.
Dec. 15, A. II. Crowell, Jr., to C.
L. Correll by Rev. W. II. Iloyle.
Dec. 15, Thos. II. Curlee to Ida
Oshorn by Rev. M. H. Hoyle.
Dec. 23, F. T. Huntley to Julia
Marsh by Rev. J. A. Bivens.
Dec. 11), W. R. A. Allen to Beady
Griffin by Esq. E. S. Harkness.
Dec. 23, J. W. Benton to Mollie E.
Long by Esq. C. J. Freeman.
Dec. -3, II. W. Thomas to Mary F.
Philips by Esq. J. O. Griffin.
Dec. 23, F. M. Yandle to Mary E.
Conder by Esq. E. S. Harkness.
Dec. 28, Henry McWhirter to Lucy
Richardson by Esq. "A. Mcllwain.
Dec. 30, H. M. Mullis to Clemintine
Braswell by Esq. W. A. Austin.
Dec. 28, W. G. Morris to S. L.
Smith by Esq. E. S. Harkness.
Dec. 30, W. S. Long to Hettie V.
Long by Esq. T. H. Benton.
re'i. 20, fc. II. 1 nomas to hmma
Harris by Rev. R. H. James.
FIGURE WIZARD
OF WASHINGTON
Mist Catherine Selak, X, newly
appointed Chief of Statistics of the
Bureau oi Internal Revenue is
known as I "figure fiend," and tha
yoongest woman ever to bead a gov
eminent divistoa,
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