THE NEW- BERWSUN-JOURNXE
FRIDAY, AFTERNOON, ' DECEMBER S, 1622,
A-
CHARLOTTE IS
LIBERAL
WITH
HR
DONATION
Not
A . Single Business Man.
Solicited For Relief Work
Refuse! Is Rcpona -f1fjl
in iiiii rii " 3. - NSfiflM
Charlotte. N. Cr
1 - 4 December 6, 1022.
Mr; - H. M. . Jacobs, Chairman, . ; - v
New Bern,' Relief. Committee, V
NewBern;;N..t!, . , -.,',.
Dear Mr. Jacobs,
The Citizenship of Charlotte .;, in
connection; with the Reds Cross- are
Beadins over . Norfolk-Southern lit
j package car ten boxes of t clothing,
I some new and other worn, all of this
? Ja-leaving- this , afternoon : and will
reach yon on - Friday morning. : ; t ,
: ;, We hm separated th ckrtbingr o
that : it Wilt assist, in the distribution,
t- bat 'in ordeT s- to get :-thingsr through
' promptly wtf have had? to do' the work
v. too hurriedly to. get it i the- shape
we would liked to have had, but for
the1 " emergency guess it' will answer
' the" purpose.'- . v ' "' . '"''
The things in two boxes were con
5 tributed by Tate Brown & Co., a list
i enclosed. Belle Bros.,' Ivey and alldf
the ' leading etores have sent their
things to us for packing, and stf' far
' not a concern .solicite dhas - failed,1 to
do their part.- . . : t y-
I'.E' "'ching'a check fer;JJl6tf
;nvacellaneousV Subscriptions - that
- have ieen. handed to ine 'and: mailed
in and other money has been handed
f 'iotue Tfoc'aT Red Cross "Uf be 'nt-you.
I. am sending this individually as it
was the request of soma of those
givlnp it to; me that they hal already
i earAtibH&id- the .Red Cross -ana this
t w as aJ adtional amdunt; V ' :
Will .send other money as it comes
in and we hop to pack more cloth
: .ing toni arrow' and' Fri 4a '.." - -a; . w
v . j.J.t cra... any jt urthetv assistance
v -csya v you,, kindly -advise., - . "
".-" ' Yo'uT8 Very truly,. ' - .' . - v .' '. -; -; '
- rr. .iU?--.3i.,-0; Walk, s Mayorvi,
FELT SO TIRED
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ALL THE
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Indiana Lady Says She Was Rnn
r Down," Suffered With Her Back,
Took Cardai, and Got Well .....
' Richmond, Ind. ' thought I
would write a line or.so, to say that
I I owe' my good health and strengtn
to v-arauii Bays a. lei-icr iium
Cora Courtney, of 31 Railroad Street,
this city. . - - '
"I was all run-down -nntil my fam
ily thought they. ! v would . lose me'
writes Mrs. ; Courtney. "My husband
coaxed me - to take Cardui, so, to
please him, ,1, .did, : and will say.. I do
nbt reigret Jt.'forVl 'am able to. 'do all
my Work and dot my shopping.' -
I have five children, four in school.
my husband and a' boarder to 'do for.
and I do all my own work for" all of
us, and find time to play. We all praise
Cardui. Bvery sick and " runvdowh
woman should take' this .'wonderful
medicine. . : - : 5
I suffered, with my-back; a very
weak "feeling In - my limbs.- ,
I felt hardly able to drag;- just
tiredso tired all the time. N; 1
"It was an effort for me to, do any
thing, but Cardui helped me so 1 felt
like a different woman."-- " .
If you are in a run-down physical
condition, , suffering as , this .Indiana
lady, says she did, give Cardui a fair
trial.flt should help you:. '
Cardni is a pttrely vegetable,, tonitf
medicine for woman's ailments, found
valuable in thousands of 'such '- cases
as described . above. Adyt. . . '
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01 11 600 IS
SUBSCRIBE
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People" of i Neighboring Towns
Are Zeaiou In, Their Ef
forts To Assist New Bert -
4 WASHINGTON, '-IfX Dec, 8. 4Jp
; 7 ; (to noon today $1,649 in. cash had been
' ' donated towards the New Bern- relief
, : fund and by tonight when the-canvass
li l of the city comes to a close Washing--ii
-y l ton'.s contribution in cash rwill prob
: ably be as much as $2,000 besides a
t ' ton or more of . clothing, etc. .'
i The. different committees named at
' t the 'mass -.meeting Tuesday ;(night! of
. .twhich Captain Wiley C. Rodman was
the general chairman have? reported
. around $600 as a, result of. their caCn
i vass .up to noon. These committees
will-, function this afternoon - and up
to eight . o'clock' . tonight when'"the
irive ends. A final report of what
Washington-, has done , to aid the New
3ern sufferers will be made through
the Daily News tomorrow-afternoon
I So far- the' -"First Methodist; church
i has donated $$T 5, the Elks Lkdge
J 250,-the Rotary C1U 1100. eontri
JONES COUNTY ,
IS HELPING OUT
People of That Section Are
Greatly Grieved Over New
Bern's Great Loss
" Blble Oasa Tables ' Resolution . -Greensboro,
Dec: S.The ' resolu
tion of condemnation against the Ku-
"Klux ' Klan " proposed -at the . execu-
five-meeting of :the .Ireland Bible
class of- the .West' Market Street
day.
SERVICE OP SUMMONS AND WAR-
JfcANTi.-OF- ATTACHMENT BY
PUBMCATION -,
Hon. Edward Clark, Mayor.
City of New Bern,
New Bern,' N. C.
My.. dear. Mr.- Clark: -
The Board of Commissioners of the
County ' and the Board of - Education
have requested me' to mail you the
enclosed Vouchers' for J3000 to be u
ed by you in the relief work for the
distressed people 'of your city. We
know . that your splendid City arid
County are more than measuring '.up
to every need of your- fire stricken
People, but this County wants , to
show- some evidence of its sympathy
and interest in the affairs of its
neighbor county. . The- Boards . re
quested me" to' say further that we
stand -ready, and will count it a priv
ilege, to respond to any call financial
or . otherwise, . within" its power, as "far
s,its assistnCe may be desired by
yo.Ujr pepole.. There has been no effort
to fake up general contributions for
th, eaon,; I assume, that the peo
ple of thp county felt a delicacy ' in
feftdferiftg outside aid".' (
ijal'sartf enclosing my;-.persoriai check
and' if there' is any service I ; can
rejid.er-f . hope you will not. hesitate
to 'call on me. , , '"' '
'"VVith.-'-very best wishes, I am, - .
.tLi - H Tour very truly, -J
-' Is - f ' --,j;.lKv..Warren.
SERVICE OF UMM;QNS AND WAR
nRANT ""OP' ' ATTACHMENT BY
PUBLICATION. -
North Caro.!lna Craven Coiimty ".; i "
Methodist churcli -was tabled by a4 Superior Court .before LiJIrLancas
large' majority, it Was learned yestertterl Cle-rk.' ' : i '
A. 'tWard- and "W:
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M.' Ofltoltori-;
T Defendant M." Ol ;HoltOn:
. .Take-notice,, that an actionln. fav
otn fit f plaintiff s- and against you was
begun- in the "Superior Court of Craven-'Coanty,.
North Carolina, on the
15th day of November 1922, for the
purpose of recovering agnst you
$225.00 '.due by account, and that
summonses- and warrants of attach
ment "to- ; the" Counties of ' Craven, i
Pamlico and Beaufort -were issued on.
the; 15tlr? day of November 1922, re-'
turnable on the 23rd day .'of '.Decem
ber 1922, and that the, complaint
herein has been .filed and that said
warrants of . attachment have 'been'
levied on , your interest in. lands sit
uate in said threeieounties, and' that
you can appear ; at the - office- of the
Clerk of Superior, Court of Craven
County, in ,New Bern, - N. C, on or
before thft 23rd day of December 1922
and make defense, - if you have, to
the complaint and warranty of a4r,
tchment. 1 v - ? r"
This 24th day, of November 1922. .i
' ' Clerk-Superior Court
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North Carolina Craven County ?
Superior Court tef ore'L. E. Lancas
ter, Clerk. -
The National Bank of New Berne.
.'' , M. O. Holton.
To Defendant. M. ' O. Holton:
Take notice; (that an action in fav
or of plaintiffs and against, you was
begun, in the Superior Court of Crav
en County, North ; Carolina, on the
15th flay: of November 1922,. for the
purpose of -. recovering against you
$557.50due by account, and that
summonses' and warrants of attach
ment . to the Counties of Craven.
Pamlico and Beaufort were Issued on
the 15th day of November' 1922, re
turnable on the 23rd day of .Decem
ber 1922, and" ; that the complaint
herein . has been filed and that said
warrants of attachment) have been
levied ; on - your - interest in lands sit
uate in said three cotmties,- and that
you can: appear at the office of the
Clerk of' Superior Court of Crarven
County, in New Bern, N. C, on or
before the 23rd day of December 1922
and make ? defense, if you have, .to
the complaint -and . warrants of at
tachment. This.' 24th . day - of : November 1922.
.- : sLi. E. LANCASTER, '
(11)24(12)1-8-15
NOTICE OF 'SALE OR PERSONAL
- PROPERTY
:;For the purpose" of making division
of property owned jointly . by B; R.
Taylor ' and : the festate of Wilson
Hodges, deceased, and 1 for . the pur
pose of settling the ', said , estate of
Wilson Hodges, deceased the under
signed will 6ff er for sale to the liigh
est Diuuer lyr uasn uji. uio jjiciurara
butions through corhmlttees $600 and "L " -if A.,- ZZ?
$394 has been received at the' Daily
'News office, "which make a- total of
$1,649. r '- --'i . , . "' l '.- ..
In , tomorrow's Daily News' will ': be
published the list of the contribu
tors through the several committees:
While a -large "number1 of the citizens
en County, North Carolina," at about
the hour of twelve o'clock M., 6n
Friday, December 8th, 1922, the fol
lowing - .described . personal property.
to-wit: , - . ; '::-: v.--.
' Seven", muleV, two two-horse wag
. . - . , n. ons, three carts, one;"transplanter,;ene
have-made denoaUons . others aa-ve;. ' . o1, ,
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; not. -So if ybtt wish to add our bi
towards' thitf Worthy cause- don't - wait
for the committees to seek you but
i seek; them. New-" Bem - needs 1 unds
t right-tfow. and thfl -sooner Wshin6
i ton's contribution in cash and cloth
j faagi :can reaclt . that distressed . city- the
'. betted.1,- If yotf.-are goi.ng ' to -make a
. contribution ' your ' time is short' for
the drive -ends toniht at eight o'clock.
hay press, onehalf interest in a bean
harvester owned. ijointJ- by B. R.1 Tay
lor and ' the estate of Wilson Hodges,
deceased, with Neal Wallace," two
rhilk .ctowV. one ibt of hp'gs.'.about nfty
bushels of soy beans, about five hun
dred bushels of corn, about twenty
tons -of -hay, one' lot ';; of .cotton, 'eeed.
sts: tdbacCO - trucks, 6ne lot of farm
Ing ' Impleiiients . consisting of plows,
harrows, hoes, spades, shovels, et cet-
In publishing thii list of the c;ntri-MthAii with all th. nprantiai
butors yesterday , in the Daily News j propert y , owned i jointly by the: said
inadM'rtenfly the naniea of Miss Clara
Earns feat who contributed $1:00 'and
the Cherryurmture Cd. contribut
ing ?,$ 2.00 wre : omittedif ; y ou .1 want
to help Nw Bern do do quick as .all
ms-cldfhing ;fefc,:1!wilt; go 'tomdf-'
.row. Search out one of the committee
jjart,- No
2 this. afternoon- and - do your j
;, f cause - is more worthy. . ' :
1ITHE MARKETS
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, JOE COTTON 1-TJTT7RES
YdRK. Dec. 8: Cotton
- tureS opened barely steady
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to
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24.81 '
24.80
24.90 ;
24.87 .
24.48 .
THE COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK. Dec' 8. The cotton
fmarket' opened steady at 'an advance
of 4' to 17 points on higher Liverpool
1' cablma-ibetter , Manchester trade re
-ports.-and '-ra. more optimistic feeling
over Europe 'affairs, promoted by the
-steady opening, the stock market land
' firmness, of foregin exchange.
vv ";,.- - ' --v-$"-
- ' -.. -i: THE STOCK MARKET
VH NEW YORK? .Dec. " 8. i-Ir regular
' price ' changes at the opening of to
day's "stock .market continued: to re
fleet, the reply, of '. opposing specula
five forces. Special buying Cperations
were conducted in a few specialties:
Nationaf.Lead being vushed up 2 3-4
to a new high record for. the year,
- Foriflprn exchange opened firm.
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ALL PROPERTY OWNERS in the burned arei
desiring to build or sell are requested to meet at
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tlTY HALL AT 8 OClCK FRiE)AY NiHt.
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7 ".' Matters dl Great interest will be discussed arid
it will be to your 'mfefest to attend. - ' ;
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SUNOURNAL,WAffTA
B; R; Taylor and the estate; of Wilson
Hodges, deceased, and . used -by them
hi connection with farms operated by
thent joitrtiy;'?ri: v-j'f i
Immediate delivery of said proper
ty can . be had at- the time "f o- the safe;
This ' the 15th day-, of. Nevember,
1922. -'-' . :-':'r
B.V7': Taylor and Mary C
Hodges, adminisf ratix ' of the'
estate'1 of Wilson Hodges, de
! ceased.-- f ' 17-14(d)i-8
. ;wi r' ...m' mi ' ' r '"; '" :'- -J j. . 'mJ.LiMmiiu .iwrt m .,,,.. W.;, ; i. Mi- ,r'.i., --,1,, -,:; '-, ci.,-
' ; Al ' Drawing to A 06 ;
Oar corn meaL - JFsh f 6e3
meal, . Wheat middling - Wheat
bran, corn will make them what
you want them to be. "''
J. A. MEADOWS
Every member of our Savings Club is requested to pay all of his or her payments before Saturdaynight of
this week in orcter to get a full check. This is very essential. ; Checks to members will beedi
GilM HI M&tter Yd0 Attention
"tf . -
is Week
Christmas is near at h'andnd your Savings Club Check will come in mighty nicely
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