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WAKT
ADS
INTONE DESIRING THE LOAN OF
an adding machine for taking In
ventory: are requested to get Into
communication .- - with Mr. J. II.
Thomas. Burroughs Adding - Ma-
i chine representative, Gaston Ho-
telr New Bern, of Box No. 430,
Raleleh. N. C. -6-tf
r- I OU-TIIAT SlQPPF.n.jraCL.JiQSEfplan of .rones sub-divisior , to tnnot.it t a and pVcted to
X;;-ftnOeavy,hf. try'Savoine ' ld
7 antr.EMtes
refreshing sleep.
-jL-n-it"r:
CABBAGE, - POTATO, -TOMATl ),
plants. For . Immediate .shipment
ten millino. good i stock- cabbage
plants.: Eany Jersey; Charleston
Wakefield, Succession, Flat Dutc'a,
Express 2000. 3;75, 6000, $8.75,
10,000, 515.00, prepaid parcel post
300, $1.00, 500. $1.60, 1000, $2.C0
Millions of tiweet potato and toma
to plants for April and May ship
ment, send tor complete price use
PARKER FARMS, Moultrie. Ga
- ,u"J - 1 4-6-301
WANTED MEN OR WOMEN TO
: take orders among friends and
neighbors for-the genuine guar an
teed hosiery,-; , full line for men,
women and . children. Eliminate?
darning. We pay 60cents an hour
v spare time or $24 a week for full
timer...'..-' Experience unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Mills, I
aorristown, Pa.
4-l10wks
MAN TO - SELL TREES, feiniURH,
. . .
roses, vines, bnlbsi s. Pertnanent.
Brown Brothers NurserlesJBiSthe-
ter, N. Y. 4-10- !
WAlSTTKli TO :BUY A -FARM,
. preferably fromr owner, .ddress
Andrew C. Armstrong, tti- F. D.
. Rlverdale, N. C, Phone Jl-02.-'
:4-21-4wks. ' '
FOUND STEEL TAPE ON-CRAV-
-' en street, Saturday, owner call for
'same and pay for this ad and get
same at Neuse Lumber Co.i office, I
. foot King St. - . - - 4
FOR SALE MED? "M SIZE HOT
; blast ttove used oi 7 few ms nths
" in good condition. , rat fire Loar.-l
. . and pipe included. - Price $18.00.
Stove, Sun-Journal.4-28-tf. J
WANT ED-r-TABLE BOARDERS. AP
lily 108 1-2 Hancock St, 4-29-lwk
FOR SALE SEVEN PASSENGER
, Chandler, good conditions also
Stutz with 5l new tires. Apply Guioa
:r Motor Co.", phone "121-51-3t. .
GRIFFITH STREET WOOD YARD
buys, sells and ' saws - wood, -
Griffith street. Phone.586rJ. J. C.
Barnes. 5l-2 wks. -i '
I OR SALE-i-SWEET PEAS AT 70
J Metcalf Street. - S-3-6t.
HOW CAN WE DO - IT MEN'S
pants worth $3.50 for $1,10; yoa
never heard of such a price as this1
' especially ill clothing prices of today-
one pair to a customer this
. week only at Leon Cohn's New
Bern Sample Shop, 61 Middle St.
-The Cut Price Shop. , '
HOUSES FOR RENT SEE ME
quick. L. G. Daniels 5-3-1 wk.
MILCH COWS AT AUCTION CAR
load Jersey and Guernsey Milk
cowg direct to. you from the Blue
. Grass Farms of Tennessee, all tu-
berculin tested, calves by their
sides and close-up springers, Ohio
; Horse and Mule Co. stables. New
Bern, Saturday; May 8th, at 1 p.
m. Don't miss the opportunity of
. the season to buy a true and tried
milk cow. . Clinchfield . Stock
, Farms, Erwin, Tenn.
Wkiy today and Friday, daily to
day and o d. 5-3. . ' ; ,i:
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YOUNG MANLARGE MERCAN-
4-. tile - organization operating chain
of stores has . openings for several
young men from 20 to 25 years of
age who desire to connect them
selves, with -a large organization
' :a where they will have- unlimited op
portunitiea to advance and fit them
. selves for. higher positions. Prey!
; , - ous experience in mercantile work
helpful.; Successful .applicants will
be given a thorough training to
learn the details of the business
Only serious, .hard-working 'men
r-y with a clean past record will be
; considered. - Applications, . which
will be considered strictly confiden
' 'tiai- should , state age, education,
... and details of business experience.
Address Box 598. . - 5-3-lwk
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the public that Richard
Iluggins, plumber and well
- ' borer his moved from No. 8
i Miller' street to No. 42 Eu
" banks street. -
TWO NEW TIRES 34x4 AT. A 'BAR.
5 gain. .Apply at 95 Griffith street.
' ,' - ..'"' 5-6-2t.
CAN ACCOMODATE A FEW TABLE
boarders, 25 Broad St., Phone
.o.;316-W.-5-5ilwk.'"-"'-'Li - V
Hosiery mill help wanted
Orion "Knitting Mills offer good
i -.. I working conditions and pay 'extra
, ' high wages forall kinds of hosiery
' mill help, v Exceptionally fine op
portunities ;fer Jvoittig adies ahd
also for -aiaiiii With' both girls
and boys over, fourteen years old.
; We have nice, comfortable houses
v with garden lots, and pure artesian
. water, and furnish electric lights
free, -also furnish the services of
a trained nurse free.. Clean, heal-
" thy.town with good churches and
schools. Good boarding houses
' carefully supervised for single
, young ladies. Opportunities excep
: tional. ' Come.'or write immediate-
ly to Orion Knitting; Mills, Kins
- ton. N. C. ' -.
FOR JRENT NICE FURNISHED
i room for one or two gentlemen .
.' Toilet room ' connectin. - Phone
801, .85 Hancock St. 5-8-3t. i t
POSITION WANTED BY A YOUN
lady with eood education and 'much
experience in clerical work.-Stale
alary. Address ' W-76 . care ot Xh
MORTGAGE SALE :
Pursuant to the nower of sale con
tained in that certain mortgage bearing
date of February 7th. 1910, executed by
Webster Jil.ount. wifeM'Tancis Klount to
William Dunn, Jr., recorded i,n the otfioe
ot the resistor' of deeds in book 331,
page 63, the undersigned will offer lor
sale and will sell to the highest bidden
for cash . at the court house door In
New -Bern, on, Monday June 7th? 1920
at 14:00 .Al. the lollowing descriDeu
property: -
A 1 1 that certain lot or parcel or laim
situate- in Craven county, State of
North Carolina, and m the City of New
Bern, beginning at a point on the east
side. of Ijiwsrin street in said citV' 12
feet 'and two inches 'South of Crooked
st reet: . running thence eastwardly '100
feet with the line or lot wo. 2d, in Hie
lot, No . .. 45 feet .and akmmam tins
line of lot No ffl in salMmmrft84t)i;
thence westwardly with the line off lwr.
N'o, 24xlt f c-et to LawSdn -street;
thencpi northwardly with the line of
-said l.awson street 45 feet and 9 inch.es
to the place of beginning, being lot-JV
21 m said suD-aivision. . j ,
This the Oth day ot May; isilmk
I WILLIAM DUNN, Jr..
5-0-1 1 -week -4 weeks.- Mortgagee
- .XOTICKOV SALE .. .
Pursuant i to the power of sale con -
tamed in that certaiu deed ot trust exe
cuted by Hilliard Morton to Z. Z.
Grantham, trustee, bearing date ; ot
February . vui; xecoruea.- in- nooit
No. 220. folio 188, of the. public records
in office of register of deeds for Craven
Cmintv. '.default fiaving been . made in
tJie jiayment of 'the debt thereby- secur.
ed ami Uie owner theireof liaving re
quested that said deed of trust he fore
closed for the purpose of paying ..said
debt. ..- , ...; i
Now therefore, in compliance with
the terms: and stipulations of said con
tract as aforesaid, the .undersigned will
expose for sale .at piiblic vendue, to the
highest; bidder for cash, at tire court
house door in the city ot New Bern,
Craven county. North Carolina, on Mon
dayj the 7th day of June, 1920, at the
hour of 12 o'clock M., all the following
descrfbed real estate, to-wit:
A one-sixth .undivided interest in and
to the .following land, to-wit: All that
certain tract or parcel - of land lyinr
and being situate in the ' county ' of
Craven, North Carolina, adjoining- .the
lands formerly belonging to Gaston
Wethermgton, Geo. Fillingame and
others. boAnded as follows,, viz: Be-.
pinning at the run of -Swift creek,, on
l-iutler's 1 ord road, and runs towards
Pmey Nack road, the various courses of
Butler's road, 185 poles to a ditch,
Uience"f. T4 west wth the said ditcn
1.. poles to a arum: thtnee south V2 west
13 polesto a. stake uu.a ditch; thence
north z. .west 8 poiesvto JJotrwood. the
beg-insinr corner of Caston Wethennfi:-
tons land: ttience tuuth si west HZ
poles to al pine Btump; thence south 7
31-4 east 41 poles to a stake: thence- f6
3-4 -east to the run of. Swift creek:
thence up the run ofthe said creek with
the various courses to the bea-inmne.
containing 82 1-2 acres, more or less.
It beins ttti same land conveyed by
Susan.' Morton alias Susan Moton - to
said Hilliard Morton et..;als., by deed
bearing date of Marcn 1st, 1918. ' and.
rjfcorvled in the public records in office
'ja-'refirister oi aoeus tor aid uravtn
corinty in book No. 219, folio 111, to
which reference is hereby made.
, T.Ms 6th day of May, 92fc.
: Z. K. OsRANTirAM, Trustees
iTC;-one month.
7 ! . 1
I--'- XOTICE OF ADM I.VISTRIX
'i- Having qualified as . administrix f
fcoe estate of tjaward Uurvus (deceased)
persons having claims against the
estate, are hereby notified to. present
them for payment duly verified on or
before "the 3rd day of May 2921, or this
notice will' tie pleaded in bar of recov
ery. All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate nav-
iiient. - -t . . - .
This the 3rd day of May 1920.
s KLLA W. WILSON.
5-lmonth . Admin istrix.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAINONE
' 1 ton Nash Truck, in good shape
with new tires Used about- 18
months. Hyman Supply Co. 5-7-1 wk
WANTED TINSMITHS FAMILIAR
, with; stove ' pipe r work. Applyr at
Newport Shipbuilding Co 5-7-3t
WANTEI FIRST CLASS SHOE-
maker, white or colored. ' Good
: pay to good man. Call at this of
fice. 5-7-lwk. ; v- . , - -
FREE SATURDAY FROM 9 TILL 2
-'toy balloons, call and get one
free. Big cut prices on baseball
goods, ?5 gIove3 for $2.98; ' 2
bats tor 1.25; and ?2.50 Official
'League Balls for ; $1.98, at Leon
Cohn's New Bern Sample Shop, 61
i Middle St.- .The Cut Price Baseball
Shop.- --'
WANT TWO OR THREE ROOMS
for light-housekeeping have 4
month old baby. Call Morning
Newbernian; R. K. Bruton. 5-7-3t
If You Don't Want;
Your Property ?
Sold ,
- Do NOT. List It With.- '
THE HAGOOD
REAL ESTATE CO.
Tbey Bell Property Anjwhero,
..v '. Anytime -
Office Over Bradhamra Brond
t : Street Drag Stor
ZJ3
5g
CARNATIONS
for
" Mothers Day "
Saturday - Sunday :
Miss Mae Moore
'Phone 247 Gem Hotel
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1D1C8
EXTRA HEAVY KILN
DRIED WOOD
Limited Supply.
Full Loads -Quick
Delivery
Try One !
PRICE RIGHT
DltCDCinr1 tit rv rv tN i 1 sa,a uee s ''arm rieauti la cuauj
tvl VJliIVOllJlV.v Vy J J O ed to Pine Grove in same Precinct,
i " xr A r rN ' T '. ?' This the 3rd day of. May, 1920.
;lJl.J St '
Announcements
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
To. . the. Democratic. Votera. .
Craven county:
of
For the third time I am, announc
ing myself a candidate for the office
of sheriff of Craven county. In doing
so I am making a personal and flnanr
cial . sacrifice, .but am prompted to
offer my candidacy; believing that
ilia Ttfaarvla f luf-n .rnnntir wAnt a.
thangiiilUe Sheriff's, oiOjce; I pledge
-sun
TTTTCS "wlOiTti my power:Iewnre$tlj
appeal to t,he voters of Craven coun
ty to support me lor this onice. '
JOSEPH D. WILLIAMS
ANNOUNCEMENT
To!the Democratic, Voters of Cav
en- coupty: I.- hereby announce my
self ! -a, '.candidate - to succeed myself
as Sheriff of Craven countyj subject
to the Democratic voters of this coun
ty. Should I be nominated and elect
ed I promise to break all records, as
a tax. collector in tlie future, as 1
have in-the past to turn1 In to the
commissioners the smallest Insolvent
list (regardless of tae charge,) that
has ever been turnad in by any sher
iff since 1847.
3415-tf ' R. B. LANE.
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic, voters of Craven
county: ' ' -
I take this mettiod of, announcing
my candidacy foe the office of Sheriff
of Craven county, subject to the rules
of the approaching primary and I
assure the people of Craven that if
elected to this high office I will fill
the place lo the best of my ability,,
giving it the same careful consider-'
aticn as that which has marked all
my dealings. - ' .
:.- i will apnreciate your support as I
assure you that any help you can
give me - Mil be gratefully received.
" y - Respectfully,
,S1-1f THOMAS w TTOTTM
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County: v ' . '. - s ;
At, tiro solicitation of some of my
friends I.- have decided ' to become a
candidate before the Democratic Pri
maries for the nomination for- the
House of Representatives. If 1 nom i
nated and elected, I promise to serve
the interests of the County to the
best of my ability. I will be grateful
for any assistance received.
New Bern, N. C, ApriM4, 1920. 1
4-14-tf. W. F. WARD.
IX)R COUNTY COMMISSIONER
To the Democratic voters -of Craven
county: -
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Commissioner, ta
succeed myself at the June primary.
If elected I promise to faithfully per
form .my duties, with impartiality to
all sections of the country.
4-10-tf . , C. J. HEATH.
CANDIDATE " FOR REGISTER OF
DEEDS
To the Democrat Votes of; Craven
county: . ,
I hereby announce myself a 'candi
date for Register of Deeds of Craven
county subject to the will of the
Democratic primary. "
Should you decide to honor me
with your approval bj? electing "toe to
the position I hereby;.' pledge ..myself
to fill the office. to thetest of my
ability. .-.; . : . . -Very truly, ,.
4-14-tf ' . T. D. CARRAWAY
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
. CRAVEN COUNTY.
I hereby announce; myself a Can
didate for Register of Deeds of Cra
vea County subject to the will of the
Democratic Voters, should you de
cide to honor me with your appro
val by electing me to this -: office. ;
hereby pledge . myself to discharge
the duties of such office to the best
of my ability. Promising each and
every one who may have business in
the above office every courtesy in my
power. i- '.-
O. C.'EUBANKS, Cove City,
4-15-tf. .,'
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the democratic voters of Craven
county:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Commissioner at
the coming primary, if elected will
endeavor to administer the affairs of
the county to the best of my ability
ind with justice to every section of
the county. ..., ,
Respectively,
; J. A. ORMOND.
4-13-tf.
ANNOUNCEMENT,
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
county: . 1
This is to announce myself a can
didatefor County Commissioner, sub
ject to the will of the voters of Crav
en county. It nominated and elected
I shall lend every effort in securing
an economic ..administration of the
people's money, and," therefore, earn
estly :, solicit . the.' approval of the
voter. of the primary.
ROSY J. IPOCK.
'n - ANNOUNCEMENT
I- ' - '
I hereby announce" myself a candi
date for the State Senate, subject to
I hiM"iVftrntf. nriniafVi'' 'T 'dO' feO in
Aircortlarie with' the estabMshedi cus
tom of tbiB district to-grve?tn&iiomi-noe
a second term, and upon the as
surance from each county composing
the district, that such is conceded to
me and that the friends of the other
candidates do not wish it to be other
wise. The interest and activity of
'he Democratic voters will be appre
ciated,' G. V. COWPER.
4-30-2t week.
NOTICE TO VOTERS SIXTH TOWN
SHIP. Notice is hereby given that on ac
count of inadequate facilities for vot
ing at Lag's Farm, the Polling place
W. H. LEE, " Chairman County
Election
ANNOUNCEMENT ' :
To the Democratic voters of Craven
county: .
I hereby wish to announce myself
as a candidate for- County Commis
sioner, subject to the will of the peo
ple at the coming primarj. If elect
ed, will try to fill the position to tha
best of my ability with fairness to
all sections of the county- -
Respectfully,
4-7-1 mo-tf ,' O. A. KAFER.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Democratic voters of the 7tb
. Senatorial district i- ' .
I hereby announce myself a can
didate. for. nomination to the offWe'Of
State Senator from this.district. ,
If you honor ine-with this post-
lion of public trust, my greatest, am,
bition and endeavor will -be. tOi 'rep
resent -you in -so faithful and effi
cient a manner as to justify the con
fidence you will have reposed in me.
Tho my ability be, limited, it will be
yours , to (command,, - '
. .4 - t ' RfiKWCtf UllV.
.' h1-- LUTHER HAMILTON
. 'Morefeead City,.N. C.
Vs. x -v. . "
. ,I'OR COUNTY;0MMrSSIONER
To l1. Democratic voters of ; Craven
lou. v: K , , i . -"
; hereby ann'ounoe my candidacy
topf county commissioner .? subject to
the will of ihe Democratitt . v6ters of
Craven, -county-. in-tho June primary.
If elected, I pledgrmyself to serve
the people of Craven county to the
best of my ability,, and', to act on
matters that -may come-before me
withthe conscientious effort at fair
ness to all sections j E. L, RIGGS.
4-a-tf. - si - ,
ANNOUNCEMENT. V
To the : Democratic Voters of the
Fifth; Judicial District:
After receiving many ? requests
from friends all over, the District to
become a candidate for Judge to sue
ceed Hon. vO. VL. Guion, I have de
cided to do so; and will thank my
friends for their support in the Dem
ocratic. primary.1; ' .
21-tf. J. LOYD HOKTON.
1 ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County;
This is to announce myself a can
didate for the office of clerk of (the
Superior court,, subject to the will
of- the. voters of Craven county ex
pressed in the coming primary. Hav
ing served as deputy clerk fpr about
ige years and as clerk since July,
1917, J am,s therefore, familiar with
tjfn, duties of the office and earnestly
sljfilcit the approval of the voters of
Luu cuuuljt. ...
3-1-7-tf V Li. E. LANCASTER.
:' " ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic voters of Craven
county: . r
I hereby announce myself as a can-
didate ' for. county; commissioner at
the coming primary and if elected
will endeavor to! administer the af
fairs of the county to the best of my
Ability and with justice to every sec
tion of the county.
v . r Respectfully, '
4-7-tf ' ' "" B. R-. WARREN.
FOR COUNTY) COMMISSIONER -
To the Democratic vqters of Craven
r county: -
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Commissioner at
the coming primary, and if elected
will endeavor to administer the af
fairs of the county to the best of my
ability and with justice to every sec
tion of the eounly. '
4-9-tf ' v I. N.. HOWARD.
: FOn REGISTER OF, DEEDS , . - j
To The Democratic Voters Of Craven
Coupty: ' -; ...
I hereby wish to announce my can
didacy for the office of Register of
Deeds of Craven county, subject to
the wi)l of the voters in the June pri
mary. If elected I promise to faith
fully and, honestly perform the duties
of the ofice and give courteous; at
tention to all to the best of my abili-
ty.. ' :
4-2 4 -tf. GARRISON A. FARROW.
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic-voters of Craven
' eounty: : - ' ; '
- Having to travel over the roads of
Craven county a good deal, and Tea
lizing the necessity of good roads for
the county's future prosperity, and
at the request of other good roads
advocate, I wish to announce myself
as a candidate for County Commis
sioner at the primary In June.
'Respectfully,
C. A. SEIFERT. .
4-28-tf. -.-'' -r
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
county: . -;. -.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for County Commissioner sub
ject to the will of the voters . of
Craven county. Should you decide
to honor me with your approval, I
will do my best to fill the above posi
tion to the best of my ability prom
ising fair play for all tax payers at
all times. , ; '--. . '.- i
J. F. REGISTER, JR.,
4-28-tf New Bern, N. C, R. F, D.
NOTICE
.... ' v-'
To G. A. Nichols and to" the Demo
cratic Voters of the 1st, 2nd,: 3rd,
8th and 9th Townships:
We the undersigned Democrats Of
the 6th and 7th Townships, Craven
County, call upon you, George Nicn
ols, to become our candidate for one
of the Commissioners of Craven Coun
ty. We believe our section of the
County entitled to representation on"
this Hoard and we have had none for
years, we want you and ask you to
announce yourself a candidate.
And to you, Democrats of the First,
Second, Third, Eighth and Ninth
Townships, we ask you to give to our
candidate your support. We have
loyally supported you and yours
without stint. We know and you know
George Nichols is one loyal Democrat
in our section, able .because of abili
ty, education, common sense and
good square honest manhood to hold
down the job of County Commission
er aud to give to all the same square
rioai - ,..i
v- m.iix icuicsciitauuu. .
Now, we've got the man we . ask
for your support.
S. Haskett, a, w. Conhers, A. w.
conners jr., wt1' E.Tfitrore, W- c.
Moore, E. G. Moore, J. M, Wilcox, R.
E. S. Bal-
lenger, T. W. Haywood, B.W. Ives, E.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To The Democratic Voters of Craven
County: . , .. V
In response to the1 insistent re
quests of my. neighbors .and. friends
of the 6th and 7th townships and of
my many good and kind friends from
the other sections of the county.
I announce myself a candidate m
the Democratic Primary for. County
Commissioner.
If nominated ! will give my best
ability to the administration of the
county affairs.
4-28-tf , GEORGE A.
otic;:.
The County Board of ElectionaiT
cordauce with thet State : Electioaj
laws, bave appointed-the Registrars
and Poll-Holders for, the apprpacyng
Primary to be held.June 5, and" the.
Geu'erai Eiectionof NovembeH 192
Foi.lowtnans the list of appointments
for theeveral Voting precints- - and
wards: . . . y, ';
- Maple Cypresa--J . J. Dixon, regiSn
trar; J. A. Aldredg and David Tripp,
Jr., poll-holders. ; s ;
Vanceboro W. C. Wnite, regis
trar; H. C. Butler and J. A. Purser
poll-holders. 1 . ' . 1
Ernuls Clyde Heath, registrars
A. N. Whitf ord and George L. Toler,
poll-holders. - ' '
Truitt Asbury Barnngton, regis
trar; T. M. Arthur and J.-A. Toler,
poll-holders.
- Bridgeton C. A. Ryman, registrar.
CR. Wahab and A. H. Bunting, poll-
holders. ..-.- - -:
Dover N. S. Richardson, regis
trar; W. A. Wilson and W, II, Wat
ers, poll-holders. "
Cove City J. H. Ilarrla, registrar;
S. Robinson and D. T. Jleath, poll-
holders. ' - - v - !
Fort Barnwell B. B. Wooten.reg!
istrar; J. R. Jolly, and El II. House,
poll-holders. r - i ;.
Taylor's Store w. C. WilliamSj
registrar; J? H. Elliott and. J. k, A.
Morton, poll-holders. o .
Lee s Farm Henry Marshall, reg-r
istrnr; W. Y. Wynne and K. E. Til
ton, poll-holders. " ..''
Thurman H. C. Wood, registrar;
J. E. White and John TBbyd, poJl
holders. . '
Jasper A. E Wadsworth regis
trar; J, E. Wetherington and N. T.
Weeks, poll-holders.
v Gum Row W. L. Hardison, regis
trar J; iU Wilcox and W. F. Gilbert,
poll-holders. ;t - '. ',
- Beech Grove J. .T. House, regis
trar ; .G--T. -Richardson, Jr., and Mr.
K. McKeel. noil-holders. ' x . ,- ': :
Tisdale's R.!,J.- Disosway, regis
trar; E. C. Tisdal and M. M. Weeks.
poll-holders-. . .... s -- 1
First Ward (New 'Pern ) J ." ; D.
McCoy, registrar; vS. W. Willis and
D. P. Henry, poll-holders. - f
Second .Ward L. S. Wood, regis
trar; R. B. Hlalock and A. F. 'Bunt
ing, poll-hotders. . - ' T , '
Third Ward Geo. D, Bowden, reg
istrar. T). R."' Morris and A. II. Ham
ilton, poll-holders- , '
V Fourth Ward ChaMes F. Hargett,
registrar; J. Wi Warrirfgton and J as.
M. Harrison, poll-holders. -.
- Berne Precinct F, . D. Hardison,
registrar; George D. Dail' and Geo.
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Thia-.17th day of April,. 1920.'
. W, H. LEE, .
Ch'm. Co. Board Elections
By Alfred A. Kaf ery Secretary, n s
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ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic voters of the Filth
Judical District: :
I have entered the Primary for the
office of Judge in this District. -2 :.
I . have practiced law for the flast
18 years, during which time I have
assisted in. .the - prosecution . of ithe
Federal docket for abotft. 7 years.
Since entering my name ; for the
Judgeship I have resigned the office
of Assistant U. S. attorney. ,
. Before, beginning the practice of
the law I had fourteen years expe
rience in business, beginning life as
bank bookkeeper at the age of. 16
years. ' .J'-- I .
I shall not make' a canvass ot the
district for the Judgeship. My con
ception of the duties and responsi
bilities of the high office of judge is
such that in my view a canvass,; and
the methods i of - the political cam
paign, usual and perfectly proper or
other offices-T-pnrely political, tend
to cheapen anil flower its tone. I
would rather lose the nomination and
never hold the office than lowerit
a hair's bredth from the high plane
of honor and dignity on ; which our
fathers have placed and kept it In
North Carolina. . . '
I shall appreciate the support of all
democrats in thfe district; and if by
their sufferages I should be elevated
to the Superior Court bench, I assure
them that its high traditions shall be
upheld, and in the administration of
the office justice shall be meted out:
to all men alike.
This April 28th, 1920. " ' y
- ..-:. . ERNEST M. GREEN.
,,r - ANNOUNCEMENT- -
I take this method of placine hp-!
fore the Democratic voters of craven f
county my canaiaacy ior nomination
as Representative in the State Legis
lature from Craven county.
I have taken this action after po-
licitation from numerous ftiends and
after due deliberation and if honored
witji the nomination I assure ; the
voters that I will perform i theyd'uti'es
of .the office to the best of "my ability3
striving at all times to carry i tbe
will of my people. . r." " ,; ; a r s
Trusting that I may , receive your
support and assuring you that every
vote, will be appreciated, I am,
!.. :; R. W. LAMB' III
'. biuA Fort J3arnweU H jc! i
i ',! .. : rtr
ANNOUNCEMENT
I announce myycandidacy for Com
missioner of Labor and Printing in
the June state-wide Democratic pri
mary to succeed Hon. M. L. Shipman"
incumbent, and will appreciaTeyour
vote and support at the $olls Ask
any one who knows of ay services
in and about the legislature -r since
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