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Liberty Loan. Qv.v.
Armour & Company fylva
X. J. Powers
H. Stein .
q l Painter
BiA.Dillard
c.A.Beasley
W. D. Wike
V. Brown
Hensoo Coward Ca
Mrs. Mary Davis
Mrs. Carl Hill
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Mrs. T. L McNeeljt
Mrs. A. L. Farley
Mrs. E. E. Brown
W. E. Reed
R. E. DUls
Roy M. Cowan
Mrs. A. S. NichoU
mRigdon
Mrs. J. Claude Allison Sylya
J, Claud Allison -aW.
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FoxPiercy
Lewis Smith
Mack Ashe
JL V.Wiggins
ton Cxnningham
Joe. H. Deitz
Charles Wilson
LR'Crawford
Walter McDowell
A. II Crawford "
Hobart Jennings, .
Ralph Leopard ( "
Sevier McDowell DUlsboro
Thad Allen - Sylva
L.A.Howeu
R.G.W!llson
Tbfiodpr
Millard
J.W.M(3Ce
t E Powell
W.M. Brown
EMBumgarner
ArvanBeasley
Carl Painter
Don Shephard
John Ashe
EG, Conner
Tom Shepherd
Mrs. Fanny Siraoi&
lA.Massey"
Wallace W. Blackwdl Waynesviil
J.W.Smith Feta
Verlan Lee Cope
J. 0. Parker
Carel Lpnthpfman
E E. Dillard
Zach Beasley
Paul Shepherd
Flo"d Summers
J.EFrady
Henry Wilkie
Eddis. Mashburn
Taybr Rogers
P." Wilkes
Harry Buchanan -C.
L. Allison
G L Allison
LMcKee
TE Hastings
S. I. Crisp
M.Simons
Carrie McKea -ss
Dorothy " .
C.C. Ccwan ' --S.DUiard
IraFranUKn
A., A Nichols
fW. Keener
t C. Buchanan
ft Theo. Buchanan
L W. Allen Heirs
A. S. Niehols.'
W. Sutton
w-B.Wiiks "
Sophia Coward:
2. Candler
D-M.Hall
f-L. Farley
!lter Deitz
Mrs. T. 0. tiftM
Bertha May Hereon
rredMcLaine
J Belle Buohaaan
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Hatcher
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J.B.Bgdbn
tD. C Hall
J.L.LoYedahl
JC. Patterson
Nelson Sutton
R.C Butngarnet
Newell Ward
j .!m P. Rick im
fi ed McLain,
J. L. Dillard: '
Mrs. C. C. Cowan
" T. J, Fow'Su
" Jack Morris
" E. L. McKr
44 J&rn Wilson .
- Keener
"C. Z. Candler
Stella Jones
Mrs. Laurah Dills
; 4 D. G. Bryson
Thomas Monteitb
T.C. Bryson
George C. Snyder
J, Donald Cowan
J,xM.Mcaung
Thomas H. Gribble
J.CMallonee
Prof. J. C. Ingram
Rnfus Wike J
M. Y. Jrrett
Dr. D. D. Hooper
Lewis C, Moore
Mri. Ernest AVilson
n Geo. W: Sutton
John Parns
Jackson Brown
K G Cox
T; .WvMcUughlin Quafla:
Mrs. Minnie McLauiblin
Chas. A. Bird
L V. Brock
Mrs. L: V. Brock
Hulmes Bryscn
j; G. WUkey
Ri tJ. Guamtt
P. E. Moody
J. S. Higdon
Mrs. R. C. AUison-
Miss Pauline Williams
Mrs. M. H. Morris
F. A, Carden
R. A. Painter
A. J. Klls
Mrs. A. J. Dilis
W. L. Henson
Mr& W.L. Henson
Miss Sallie Henson
Mrs. J.C. IiiAram.'
- D. D. Hooper
T. F. Dillard
John B. Ensley
W.H. Rhodes
Jackson County Bank
Miss Lela Henson
A. S, Moss . .
W. H. Cagle
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Miss lima Stump
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WT Burton Styles
Lon Henson
J.CTVavis
j. A. Cooke ;
Mrs. 0;X; Bess
Don Allen
Ellis Beasley
John B. Allison
Lee Estes '
J. Tv Bryson
Mrs. J.T.Bryson
T. C. Clayton.
Mrs. T. C. Clayton
W.A. "
R. R. Fiher
Mrs. Joe Mallonee
W. H. Snyder
Mrs. W. N. Cook
u V. V, Hoooper
Bteara Efoise "
D. a Bryson
Mrs. L. J. Henson
Thos,H. Dills
Mrs. W. A Benson
J.L.Fish
RL. Knight
Mrs, Cora May Knight
Chas. Knight,
W. S. Bryson
Mrs. Hannah Hall
W. W. Watt
O.E Coward
Mrs,. J. W. Cuthbeitson Balsam
D. W. Ensley
EB. Howell
W.B. Farwell
Mrs. W. B.'Farwell -
Corbet 'Ensley
J. M, Rickards
Mrs. J. M.ckard
W.HMWy -Miss
?ue Norton
JiBF. Hunted
Mrs. J. N. Hunter,
Susie J.Zachary
Hooper
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THE GERMANS
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INE TICKET
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La3t Samrday, ;k-o
too one; of the ' most pnicrNr
steps that she hai taken, wheri
two political parties through
executive committees met in Jotn
session and agreed to eiirmnate a!
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Webster
During die pasf two weeks Utaj
iuc vauigrauy. nasjDeen spena- wrmaos nave aeiiverea iw?? ;pow
in fewdaya with home folks jat erful attacks against the Americans
Addie: C, : in their sector normwest of Toul,
VMrs. Rifat, Dillard was here but in each attack the Germans
.ik stcriirtd nvtr: tn a ihr failed to reach their mark and were
brcthsft Csreor4i Wiff L. Aiipn compelled to fallback to their orig-1 PoliUcal campaign in the cbuntv
Of the Radio Company, , mal positions. ; , ; ' rail oy compromising on a tick;
u)rpotal;i fank Morrison had a Aue nrsi.awwawewvwa-oy up pom democrats ariO
most welcome visitor in the person eignt nundred p cfced troops, trained epuDiicans. .
of hismotherf Sunday. ' especially for this particular work froi. A. C. Reynolds, cmainnaricf
Serieant ohn Morris and Ser- of testing out the Americans and me democratic Executive commit
geant Ben W Weit have returned wben they fell back they leftlare tee, ma short but forceful speech,
to their duties atcamp after have- numbers of dead in No Mans land stated the -object of the meeting,
ingspeatajfew days with home i an sevejTal prfepners in thejiands emphasisipg the fact that theVsu
yi. uic Auicrxuaixa. fflpwuu i- ouc uciore our people at
tack was made by fifteen hundred the. present time, regattess of po
picked troops and in the engage- litical arUiatioas is the winning of
ment that followed soqe of the th war. He made :tEe. ptint tha
hardest fighting of the - war devel- Jackson County is classed in the
oped in hand to hand fighting and "Doubtful Column" in politics and
this time the Americans were com- that if both parties could agree up-
pelled to give, some ground, but later on a lair and equitable division of
recovered all of it - J the-county officers all the energies.
folks at SylvX and Clyde.
Work,, work; study, study, every
day, and allday, is the program of
the , Radio Company and the rest
of the SigpaiBattalion these days
$s thcy.areTfapidly being whipped
Into the best of shape to take their
place in thi great world struggle
that is now 1n progress in France-
Webster
and Flanders. And take it from
me they are doing some good work
with theitMadio stationa and the
like, anct16ok good to anybody
when they ijome out in full equip
ment forlinspection.
The other day, for some unknown
cause, omS iless Sergeant decided
to give us & real feast, and he must ! H
have succeeded. The item on thei
menu thattruck the fancy of the
writer mot-waa turnip greens.
By thei?ay,the fishiug up to
ward Canada and in that country
East la Pom muit ptting ri pe by now, as I
Hit ttV4VrloAbann Tm.mmI -
tumbeifthe folks from Sylva
ave taking trips over 'toward
In this sector it seems "that the of our people could be turned - to
Americans were holding something ward that vital fact rather than to
like twelve miles of the front line ward fiShting eac other when De
trenches and that the Germans were mocratic boys and Republican boys
trying to breakthrough between the wereii itial itudldsrto saailiar
Americans and French, dide them to the', trenches of France, for the
and crush the American forces.
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freedom and liberty of all.
In view of the fact that the Re
publicans hold all the offices of the
county with the exception of the
cierK oi tne court, the exemiriv
committee of the Democratic bartv
lurouRu us cnairman made the
proposition that the Republican
Dartv. retain rn nmnoa aF okMff
was uere Muuuay 10 luccu register ot deeds, treasurer, coroner
JNeal, road engineer, wnom he was and one commissioner: while the
taking to Glenville, to survey the wmocrats were to receive the
roada for Hamburg townshid. Mr. P:- 01 epresentauve. Ulerkof
1AMBUR0 TO
BUILD ROADS.
J. M. Cunningham, of Glenville,!
Cunningham tells us ; that as soon
the court, turveyofc and-two com
missioners.
DUlsboro
Cowarts
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C. A. Btrmgarner
M. B. Cannon
J.C -
J. C. Sutton
John V.Lovedahl
James M. Nicholson
Geo. T.
R.A. "
Edwin Wood
Mrs. J. N. WUson
J.N. w
T. C. Ledbetter
J. L. Wallace
W.H. Smith Wolf ML
G.W.Revis - Barkers Cree
W. P. CoUins V Gay
Total Subscribed to date $3g00,
w. e. a
feMfeffiveycomn
mt -most of them expect to get in I tu a uiii Hwn tn chairman readilv aoclerf - ;
rpn the big-hunt for the Kaiser and TucUeidee and intersect the road Further meure were discussed
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ms gang that is now on. and hev
ftope to bag some game before the
eason closea.
2 Once more let me say plant
pant, PLANT. Jackson has got
to produce more this year -i
ever before, or get throw next wia
tft on less. The land and the folks
jjau do it, and beleive they will.
If you have any dollars hid away
Id an old sock get 'em out and put
em in Liberty-Bonds or War Sav
ing Stamps. Don't let your dollars
He idle when they when : they wil
ftp much toward flustrating the
,oiBg up the river U wiU alsom e 7.
V... in Ka 1 unlrnsAutaa Minn t lis m ' T
uy nay ui mo 4 uwvqswsto iwgu i euminauon oi comintion and
Falls.
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WORKERS.
We are now oh third week - of
"Liberty Loan Drive" and the inter
est in this work is greatly on the
increase. There is just one more
weeK and l beg tnat every person
boodle I r o m our couiitv in the
approaching campaign and the
management of the affairs of the
county m a basmesa-iike manner
without regard to politics or party
Dias,
0. S. Dillard, Sea Dem. Ex. Com
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STATEMENT
Statement of the ownershin. man
agement, circulation,, etc., required
for this cause.
Some townships have not sub-
from every township in the county.
Sylva
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Mrs. 0. E. Varner " v ,
J.H; Powell. XA .
David Rogers , CpUowe
W.H. Hooper . Cowm, ;
Mrs. Martha 4, Mard .Wiilets.;
Lee Hooper Speedwfctt
Tuckaseigee Bank "Sylva
Wdljueen Dillsboro
aJ. Harris
W. R. SherriU Webster
Thos. A.Cox Cullowhee
DIXDavies
Garland Jones Sylva
Nitaarrfett "1
A,B,DUla HVr."
Raiser in his mad dream of world
domination. .
Born to Rev. and Mrs. E.R. HaM -Tbisis no time for foolishness
ris, Wednes4ay AprU24,19l8,aioni and selfishness. No man or wo-; 8 nbed a dollar and if workers would
if - v.j jean's Hfe or time or money is his et busy we could make a showing
vrvr'p own, it belongs to the great cause
NOTICE. humanity. But from the selfish
North Carolina, ) f point of view you can do no less
Jackson County. J an t0 back the government for all
Notice is hereby given to the pub tat you are and all that you pos-
lie that application will in due cour f ss.
Carolina for the pardon of John fHVA lULUUMTt
Westley Alexander, convicted af
Fety. Term4918f of the Superior . The closing exercises of Svlva
tourt of Jaoksan County, for the, Qle Jiate Institute will be held on
crwe Oi inuyy iy uu4iuiuKl du May th, Qth and 7th. Rev. M. A.
setfenced to tl of Hay wood of Canton, N, C, will preacfi
VQumy a m W' wwumpiiial Sermon. Rev. A. V.
Tk a Anil W I vt.r , m. . ...ill J.J.
fw tpyni;o( waynesvuie, wui ueu-vci
x , SiORTNER;and fheterarv Address. The public
HMLEXANDER, nted to attend these -exercises.
ierested wUlnot de!ay unti. the L
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last minute to get out and work I lished weekly at Sylva N. C. for
April to. lata
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jjuiiui, jj. Drown, ayiva in. sj.
Managing Editor, E. E. Brown,
Sylva, N. CL
Busmess Manager, "
Uwners;
Mrs. B Dills
Wilson Bfos;.
jtfrg. MrU Bumgarxiner
McNeely .
Mrs, J. F. Freeze
E. L. Wilson-,:
MrsKHastJlfe '
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! ST1T0TE COMMENCEMENT.
It is not disloyalty on the part M. Buchanan, M. Di Cowan. CL L.
of the citizenship but just lack of jf0".?-a Coldill, Sylva N. C;
interest Canev Fork leads all an, AsnevmeJN. u; U
interest, umey r on leads an a s r N Q j
townships out side of Sylva town- vyilmot. N. C.
ship and according to the popula- - Known bondholders, mortgagees,
tion probably equals Sylva in and otner security holders, holding
amounts subscribed. The people of 1 percent or more of total amount
Canev Fork are greatly interested fl' T"68' or other 8ecur
as will be shown by tbe number of V p rt?owtj
subscribed and the substantial am- Sworn to arid subscribed before
ount We Uust that the same in- me this 18th day ofApril. 1918.
terest can be stirred up in every V W. Burch Payis,
township m the county. ; . ; Notary, Public
Notice how our honor list has (My commission expires, Feb. 1G
grown since last week and help us 1918.), -r '-.:. ; - '
fill u the tot page of the Journal - ; j, vv:$.;8. ., ,.
bynext issue, . I"IM rmiurr fifin
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CNOCH MOGAfC3
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& L. McKee
Chairman of Liberty Loan
Com.Jackson Co.
SYLVA HlriH SWOoL CLOSES.
FLAY
Mrs. Miller's music class, assisted
by local talent, will give an operatic
rframa at the Svlva "HidK GnitAn
The Sylva High" School will close Auditorium Hnirsdav Mav 2nd At7
fhia wpaIt On FriHnv AVPriind nt i fi.QO . - i ,. .i,. . .,;
II Clffft T W T V . 1 . i
vr.vrv -iuw uutu uuiuiQuaiMuu mc juucp auto wm ne Dgipye tog
c, ass will give a recital, QnSatur- WanDunngtbeWaxieftheat.
day evening at 8:3,Q the graduating Act firstJwiH piciurjs the rficWul
exercises wiU he iven? also an ad- and happy life in a French village'
dress by Prof. Chas. F. Owen, Supt. act second shows some nf the actual
of Canton Public Schools, ; Sunday figtingin which' Germans; firehch
at 11:15 Rev W: & West, pastor of land Americans takatsarL Ant third ,
the Methodist church: of Waynesr wbich is somewhat prophetic, winds
picawu iuo WUiUiU l up Ul XOUT lOVestOTieS Ot tftft pfiytf
ment sermon. There will be nn SMraral anlna anA rihAiflaa; Oto..
' " - w w wa im vwWh uuuk uimji uar . f h r:i
charges at any of thes$ exercises. - costumes. Military miiforms. eta
Me