North Carolina Newspapers

I; i" , i -i I-.,-': .j i :-;Y y.-'Y--' NoeU Bros., Prge!?etor8- : rFRMANY WILIMAKE,-? a NEW PEACE OFFER' BERLIN PAPER; STATES vE I'ROFFEB LONG EXPECTED ; ; Heretofore No Statement, -Hag !;,( nereiuim , j Come From a KeiiaDie oource -World Will Be Astonished Y at Moderation of Terms," Says. Gen oral Anzieger Y; The mann- Hague,May 1 Dr. Von-iJeth- py Hollweg, the German Imperial Chancellor, will make anotner. peace ocr in the Reichstag, on Thursday of thhis week, according to an announce ment made today by the Berliner rot "The world will be astonished, by the moderation of the German peace 'terms," said General .Anaeiger," of Dusselciorf, GermanyT quoting, a rec .ent dispatch from Berlin a statement piven out to foreign correspondents in Berlin. For several weeks it haa been intimated that Germany; might soon make another peace , afferjr and recent information from Bering show- ed that Chancellor, vonrueinmann Holhveg was expected to soon fmalce an announcement in regard; to? inter-, national questions although hereto fore no tatement has come :f roni a responsible quarter that" a p&lce' offer T actually would be made. ' . 'iL'";:. FFor several months a controversy has been in progress in Germany ay K 10 ine aims uj. uie nau ' 4ur owur ists, vigorously" opppoed . by; pail Germans, are urging a clear-".-state-of Germany's peace-terms;. on the basis of no annexations' or .inemnK ties. The chancellor was;, recently reported to ' have decided to -def er definite formation of peace proposals. The announcement7 of the chancel tor's plan to make a peace offer on Thursday is given weight Vythef act that it appears in the .Taseblitt, ?g n 4)f the most widely circulated AJefmari newspapers. -1 - t V Military uperauons dnas.dwea ; JhenossaOpi ing advanced by-ermanythe; in ternal political situatiori.in.at coun- try arising from dissaUsf action of the workingmen over present ndl- tions and. a recrudescence of rioting ; in Petrograd, in which .bombs were tuiua uuu uie uiSturu; were xueu upon, are the features in the news of i the world war which for the. moment I take precedence over the military op erations on the fighting fronts. Thursday may proe- an- eventful day for Germany and the entire world Announcement is made, by a promi nent Berlin newspaper that the Ger man imperial chancellor on thatay will make another offer for peace4i an address to the Reichstag. ' May day passed in Germany' with" little news coming out to ; show the exact situation withh regard to the Unrest of tnrp wnrVmon flea rocnlf f ot which it had been predicted that great strikes might result. A brief Berlin dispatch said the efforts" of . the radical socialists to bring about , the cessation of work in munitions" fac lories had failed and that no'disturb- ance had o:curred in Berlin.. -UnOffic-la' a 'vices, however, were to the ef fect that strikes had been " declared hy munitions workers in -the Rhine, provinces. - ' I'etrograd has again been, the scene border, fomented by opponents of present government, in- .'which, were thrown and the troons the bo- "ere compelled to fira on the rioters; Germany's intensified submarine tmpaign apparently is causing; con siderable uneasiness in England. King George, it is announced will shortly ... . . . M. a proclamation asking the peo-v lJ G to cut down, their - consumption foodstuffs'by 25 per cent owihg"to he gravity -of the situation'.' " " -Y. In Parliment various members" are narassmg the admiralty 4r demand ing that if vii sxL" -i number of boats -sunk by submanne! C t, ri : - Y awell Townships T6.Vbte Bdndrf easburg and Milton tb Cac:xirn - ..." . tu . f -:- " .--r. -t.-bourg and Milton townships tin . J"t" wuuiy. win vote on :road imrovement bonds. on.Mayah8th. A hot f(r i a.-.: r t i ?''! io ueuig wagea ior ana aainst the issue. - ' - Y : J- - Announcements Y-r; ; 'Y, he pastor of Person -circ?itt will his end servicoc o. kVu i.',vJ.i,-" ' , .-;..-. Our full line of AmWai-tady W sets has arrived. Everbody' knows American Ladv corsets Wecari supply your wants.Sack or 'front . .. .,"'.' . ..." r.'.....- ' -., ay, Concord at 11 AM; an i Oak . cfto!."- P.' Geritry perintendent 2fove in the afternoon at o'clock 6f Harnettecburity.-1!" The public is cordiallv irivitsd toit: wife and-daugKervisitedrrelatives TOWN' OFFICERS' NOMINATED i WASS MEETING..PRIDAY W. I.-!Newton dominated' For Mayor; 'Adopt Managerial'Fornt of. Govern v ment - -w-:- vj" - y . 'v n lwWif wi;;o; of :'tlrei tfrwn 'saem!'clttinass':xneetv ifig in the.tourthonse according ;to the call t of Ithe'. Mayor "and proceeded to business: 1 It . was decided 1 that ".while ihe town could not "at .that date' adopt vote tha COnTRliggiOlI f Orml of . gov- instruct Jthe , candidates wEo ;were to bo nanied for town- coswnfssiQnerg to 5eiecr a man . to manage tne affftirt the t, ; in other words, in con- vention assembled, they adopted the managerial : f bnn of government for Koxboro.v," ' The following ticket iwasiamed: v-"l!dayor, W. I?;Newtbn; Commission ers, FYO. ,Carver: WT ;R;i Hambrick; JVYC: Bullock7:0,: C;Cminghamand E.;E, Bradsher. ;.Y- Y .1 : ; J The meeting- was well attended. arid everytfcing;harmoniuos7 )ut since ?the meeting there has sprung up some op position, some Iwho are . inclined to bolt ;the Yticket ; which - they' helped name and .place in; e fie f or? rea sons "best known to themselvesr" SocielyrNews; The members of the Friday After? nooniiClubwitb. other guests, were graciously entertained by MrsY W; C. WaljdnsbnFridar afternoonrlast. oloTiatlf. pi pink and hite -was ica'rried -atirm Yeyery- detail, - white flo-wers t orming - thedecoration Afor the attractive , home, v Boston .Rook was played at" six taWea ter 'which a delicious collation was served. -Si 51 ' rll rs:' Hinstead 'waa:hostesa the"ReVe'achub eWesday .aftef rTdom Thbaa the f last :meeting;Qf tHeVear andssrjn tf.Vnstwi)fa TTciaiiaixsir:: uicers were ' elected :for Coming-year Valid ahew pni arrangeLr ilrs; R.L. Wil- burn Was elected as a new member to fdj the-Va(nbcauseT bythe re- ation 0f Mrs. J, W, NoeU- During ths afternoon anenjoyableYreading g Kiven by Mrs. O. WcDoWdt Who was a guest of the club on this ocas ion. Refreshments; - in ; two courses were served by the hostess and Mrs J; J.- WinsteadV -MisaTHyrtle Barnett was the.;-de" ifghtful ; hostess on Saturday : after noon to ;the Girl's Club, an organiza tion composed of twelve young ladies of the city. Besides the meiflbers a large number of guests, enjoyed this occasion; Dogwood blossoms lent a spring ai rto the living room where were plaCed;fbr rooTb". After .. - . .. - - ' ,,. V . . i thegames Lthe r hostess 'assisted . by Mesdames Preston Satterfield and.W. C." Watkins : served sandwiches and iced "tea, followed by, art Ice, course. ; . ; - - A "silver waiterwas ' presented;Mrs. R. I. FeatherstoneYiormerly ' JMiss Ethef Crowder,.by Miss Breta NoeU, in behalf of themembers of thefclub. A r : W-.r- BETHEL HILL ITEMS Y . Commencement ,at Bethel .'. Hill is y lcoked forward ' tojas : one of the most interesting" occasions 'we Jiave during the year, and Judging ,f rom the attendance the - exercises: this'year vereo exceptions tothis rule.YY - Regardless , of threatenrf)g .weather a large crowd assembled-for tfte.cios ing exercises all of "which, were of a high order and accredit to Dotn. teacn r and nupil. - w . 1 ? - ,'miittis'VemoyabIe,andlright to have enteftairiments yet thejowjl: 4 ' '".'fi'"ii -4-l.t.3rWvrnoTTprnfrits"lS I ing 'part oa ' iumcviuv...-----"-' j -" nm'a iiwitpd ... RChol-I S .r; ' ' ,-f0r- arS. T UUrStUWWAMllw J v"" - , - . . tonate'Un secunngfor this :. purpose Dr. J. E. Hicks, pi uanyiuev.-more:- suitable 5 man for; the occasion rAifr not'ie found "and , the-message f Ifi e an iratibn "to ill r h. hroiifirniL, was uhfv . r. iive ; on higher "plane-and; worth1 making : a sacrifice to hear.rYY.-v -- " r A large number of Roxbontes were i hn A:to .witnessibe commencement finakY, Come ,agairiwe are; always giad to welcome youand all those whb hon( ;uV. ' withYtheirYlP?0? I lioro-lasct weekT - Mrs.:W; F. Howara gati, Fuquay: Sprmgs come visitors on theJTdlJast Friday. Mr? Nathan Marshall, of Melrose, ii'-'..'-, . .. . . . .- - . ,f.i. .'...BiKn a iirra Va., visited visited nis. sister, BELGIUM JOEGEIVE-Y i T ( A XT-TJD rXf j A VTP "DTP & - ajvx A" XN- JMiAM. Amount , Estimated at : $150,000,000 1 V, Will TTooTr Pni. :'Millilnfvl "SiiTl J."'r-- '-4,'....'"- T Tt plies and Relief iaw, out ionnai was "hot "made the Belgian minister,' Baron de Car tier,calledV upon; Secjetar HcAoo ---Washington April. 80.-Irc addition -V-London' A ?T V Y -;Ci3'" -a - - - w ? j VLt ' Xiimaon, Aprur .-ruiie -iignp ff .Person. County Superior-Court ad toions to,France,and Italy totaling-ContiiiBeittaoughbfo - w- " t- -A between $200,000,000 randr$300;0G-"today D00,?United s StatesiiK soon make: a ensivReuter's correspondent at Yhet JudgelKefr lef tFridayighr for.his loan tdBelffium,4he amount of which Srftwh ViPiHfiiiflrfpf? fplPranyiVatiK,omin;Wft lu-TPf r hAAtntwmeilriitftffiVbil.'V-;1:---- ii--. - , i... r.j 'ifY-tsing; .1 $1KO AAA AflA - - .i-r 'SX V. rV-JJ" J' J S, ' "T ' ".ri: : VY 1- ' ! 1 . T-tVy, wr;.Joiuu vxiiv jiiuju uc j,mhwwww , -jonoiK appucavonwr ivy h ,toslUons as .rapidly itlis tossible r and placed: before him tentative etirltaBlishmentof ;aTerfect nest of -ma- .Seiretary McAdoo" and . f Assistant Secretary.-' Crosby ; discussed" tSeYap- plication- withthe ' minister or, more than three hours. .The 'details' of the weatttuve esiiiimie: was not -ufvuigjst but it - is understood tliatitconins provision " for meeting; -in - partt?v Belgian government's: needsattf main taining -fa-large', number of Veiuges domiciled r in France', in ".addition to requirements of tiilIitaryAatarel There is said tobe a-'widediverr genee betweenthe first estimates of the : various : entente, govemmnts.' as to therr'Fequirements ' and rthe'.f inar estimates. Y? ' ' w Y- i - Discussion needs contined cealamong ant Secretary bassador?and Jmembers of rthe French commission,' rVive-PfemierY JVi viaai spent; more than an hour in consulta tion, with Secretary, Mc-Ado6J;": iJ Other members , of ihe French-cdr-misslon"discussed:the; proposed loiiS informally': with " thefederalYfesc: . i Doara - at . iuncneon. LIriciticarelthat.thiica present week,v the ;tnne limit innbun ced by Secretary - McAdoo last wee,k. yhe Belgian loan probably ; will not be, made until a somewhat later, date. Funds -for the French and Italian loans' will be raised by a fund offer of - treasury - certificates, - expected wiUiin ? the next few -days. In this f connection Secretary Mcadoo has un der considerationja, suggestion made by the .'federal reserve1 board looking to the gradual flotation of the f orth- vwuiuig uuuu, issuer v-f ;y 1 . .The .suggestion provides a for. a bi weekly.; offeringi of . treasury"1 certifi cates' in blockV of $150001000, to $250,000,000; according .to. the appar ent .ability of "the - banks rto ireadily absorb them'. ,T- : . JALONG SCHOOL CLOSES Af ter a Isev'en months session the school at JalbngnclosedFriday April 27th; " S . r' . "YY"- " Oh Wednesday .and: Thursday everi4 ings the "closing exercises wereheld. OnlWednesday evening, a. very inter esting- program Ywas .carried r out. -After " . several songS4 :f rom . ihe school - childreria recitation . cintest was heardyn whichMiss Euta tDune vant Von" the first honor and Lena DunevanV seebnd In the two spelling contests,- Nettie" Watson and . Lillian Carver" won the' honors; Y - -.Among ' the Jvery: able speakers of evening w;ereMessrs. J. A. Beam, J. A. Long, ?. C. Cunningham andR. A. Spencer-f, , - -.- T"'.. r ' r ""On .Thursday evening, a T cantata, "A TnpT to Storyland," was "success fallygrveii lb ythe children. y Tf - On "Friday ,- af ternoonf theYteachers entertained : the . children with an ice cream party. , The.-teacherfeel .indebted; to-ihe Motion" PiclafeYmariagerrfor xthe :use of the -additwiumland ' f ofYthdrfree showsYgiven l)bth:evehinga after' the ehtertainnient.- A GREAT REVIVAL The Revival Y:Meeting;wiIl r. begin here inRoxboroi May 20th conducted by-RevY Raymond Browning:' YThe singing will Ybe-led by Mr.'J. : H. .Chamberiain;VeYmeeting wilUbe held in ' Mr,; - Browning's " new tenV which iwill seat fromone thousand to f if teeni hundred people. Y-1 ihink tjie I committeeon arrangements -will lor cateYthe tents on the Graded.. School grounas; u vx e., expect. to; uavejcui" fortable sVatsthe "ground x under the tent will be eovered . V with ? sawdust ,v and ; the -tent Ylighted withYelectric; lights. We'are looking forward to a hearty "co-dperatipn of all.the church es in . and arcuni ' lloxt;cro.0. W. ROUEX-THE 5GENE OK' 5 ; HOTTESTFIGHTINGfii. ADJOURNS -FRIDAY AlrtlfehF Riftl-Rpfwf r,Pr; J.maii and British prashedhand Thunr -The ontourj,of; the Scarpe valley is v particularly favorable to T the i es- cnine gunpositionsu which 'arel ex-. tremely difficult; to detect 'and,-therW f orerare very hard to deal Witt by; ar L tillery- fire, buV they are-gradually bemg,subdued.J! : Utr.T ; J s t'Jest ,3;iff the, last pitched battle tKeTiottest- fighting centered Ground Aioncny.r now-Kouex : is" .tne scene the. severest fighting,? the; cosrespoft dent, continues! eYGermans ;ap-r pmiate the. tactical, value" of Rouex j asT amplimentto "Honenyand are sacniicmg troops in oroves m tne ei t art tQkeej theBritish out,;but;the cbricehtration of i bigBritishguns is inakingrihe, Germaha pay heavy- price J fdriheir oppositionY; YYJ -X-, J German, holocaust between the chem-j ical works and Mount Pleasant wood. To ' the .orttiward we? areriireirestab HshediiCrArUuxvillage; 'and" along ttlino" sqitheast'6'tYASeux - wood"to "about 1200 yir est:of "lIeJrl''V -"Our; Tppsiti ons ; were pushed ior-: Xr'sl jzjftli western slope f "iJreeni wna-iuu ana now commana tne cross roada; northwanlfif its aumniitY;.Be tweiOppye and , lGravrelIe,ihersug gle, i& proceeding .with a'degree of in tensity ;which renders 1 it ' impossible to define the situation Yr . . J BEWARE WfiiSRE AND v. HOW , YOU ECONOMIZE Consider the Needs ; of . Health First, 'Advises State Board of Health ' . That the liigh cost of ; living bears fbrdblyV'dnthe-qaetion'f.'hlftvi3 admitted by -all .health rWDrkers, par ticularly.by public health nurses. . In fant ..Welfare workers .wilt tell you that povertyjs the largest single fac tor in producing highaby ;deathrate n. i. i ' it..j ii".-:-;.,'v. ii -'i ii - 8oriai -workpra -will tplKvftiirThat tnp - ' i - " 1 . , ; v .1 general sickness Liates are- highest ' - - V" :tr- Li' uruf With these " thoughts in mind the State JBoar4 of Health i& giving the advice", "Beware where and-Jkowyou economie.?va bulletin from the: Board sayst; vr , 'Thev-fghlcostpf -living doeV send up" deathrates and sickness Urates too7 points that -"are affected 'from many angles ? ad -direcuonsi;- HigK.; prices may ;mean cheapdirty milkoian-; nea piiK or .-tojik; witnout ace in sum mer,''' which- meanssick babies r or 'it may mean skimpTngon doctor's bills and rdbrikCwiyioutthe "doctor rwhen he is;; needed . which means more ill ness and'death' perhaps: or" it --may mean over: crowding' and bad housing congitions .wnicn means spreaa oi con-tagionr-and vvarfons forms of ill health.fv Y ' Y v'-Y. '-i? Y;;-f . s "If -there "must be short-cuts "and econgmics'fsaysthe Board ."letftEem be made without sacrifice of the'fam - -fri u - i :iu twwwiuawu uwjs wueiww ueic.i and .was awrded I47,uu, tne amount is eal-;l1'limi ?u 5nmmeAome,. irom; fhes . and ;mosquitoes andad-iJ- -;:;. 4 t'U. -,.'-.i.-,- .hit. -' -tl 15A' ' ' water,-, iiouxisning--loou, cieanuness and rete ftst e;fer es-en-f briJ -.eat Aturis. tovy6nr tials -not toibe:overlooked- ,Let the 01--fj.i.t, Ui- fe nV viJt!- -Ij - -;l.Ciealth,.Se such;.as;expensiye dress, tobaccotco!d ;hest!er-repdish Y; Mr-and Irsr;Paschal - Reddis f ; - announce the :marriagetheirt daughter to Dr John Roger Hester . r on, Thursday YApril the twentysixth s nineteen' hundred r.d Ecvcntsen drinks, mo vmg pictures and . automo-f - . :C'"Trwi. .. 1 -- r.-- - 7- J -'.Spring. fever js a myth..lt belongs ?TY;Y Y;YTY--;;j;; f to the-days.of hobgoblins.-Yoe nired ,? ( " .. i-'A Y.1" feeling", which some -people have" when !-i nESTEIC-REDDIbll -1 - SUPERIOR COURT HA rlday niAiT?onmJ '-f -" All raci' Trwi? noon lieDort ci -.ah cases .;iTiea. - : Below t r -- A. - 'v tw. rnThT "way to the United; States;-;: , estetl:;and0uwejfjnX severiteen men.."." folk Western.! 31ackwell was sue? mgo recover fow aamages ior mc, iniing ;tnaUhist hWe Iwasj burned bViparks from the train.Y He did not recover anv damaffes. Y ?Y?Y : Y C Board olTown Commissioners : vs. ,1); Hart and others: r Referred Mrf: R. PReade.. v;Vr? w' laughter, vsj Jarrroug In this case a; tomprbmise'Jwas ireachedand r JT, Blanks- andj wife vstR. Evans.- Blanks recovered. i,&Li, -V B.Scott, Executor of J. .Bray V3..AVI. Byr--C0Mte.rf;j SENATE YOTESS TO TAKE t OVERALL :ENEMYr SHIPS Resolution ..Providea: f or Transf erl,of by armHahimousxvote passed' a resolu tionrproviainjior ine ran9icj- wvn; and possession of enemy ehiphja Am encan ports 7andtHeir .use' in oin mercundertfce direction ofthehip ping .board. r. ''"Z''-""L Y; Jhereretabbut 100 German ;and i many. .Austrian ships-iiTAmericiii the 'Austrian shops are not included j the resolution aa'ftne -united riStates arid' Austria Jare not at war -x5- Onb A of- the ; " German ? sTups-the Clara Mennigrri eady -for- sea2and wilL begintloading1 7carfeo tomorrow for Italy.1.; The Pistnbther,"willTbe repaired, byW edriesday-an4 will take supplies to ;FanceFive-more -will be ready by"the' end of thewek The resolction was-debated in the senate Monday - for 1 more than four hours behind closed doors.V GET djJT INTO STHEOPEN, ; Forsake -4he. "House. tSIeept,on.,-the "Porch.: Work "Out in Open -Air - - , when you were- afraid to open, the v tT windows that when-warm r weather in it and get back v some of the health giving properties oi iresnair .y.ou ue-? riled , ourselif - curing cold, "weather? You planned aTso tcPsleep out on the porcli -rAre you doingttY ' v" - c -..Now is the 'time for every body .to forsake the Houae as far, as possible dndget .out; into theopen.- The " bept - planiaJbctfind -sdmebuf door work to do uch asardenmg.Yv.The raising fYvegetables 4s nbwnot :only valu able i from..-a monetary,, and health I point of view, but it isjthe.most'fash lonable-worir-a person can.-aov; s roni yard-?" are being- converted intqWege tahje gardens Yand places IthatYhave beenlwbrit to gi'ow grassiahdrflowers for beauty - are ,oiow made jo grow, gfeeris". for health arid economy. -at you are sojiniortunaiasjiot to beiabl to uwojrb irieitherrlveget'able or t a I flower- garden Y take longs and frequent walks to the' woods or fields --;,; - - --f -1 i the" first; warm days come is joften . due to poisons that have : collected i the system from "eatingthreugh the' winter too heavy meals Fresh , vege- 1 . meat wiHheip.to take it away,,.xTir- gatfvesare notrieeded,l: "'gcreeri doors, tl.cd rnd Tip;-screen " j ViridD3Jc.hd yrirc. Ccrcr-Yro'.T. - ,1- -r elaa-n - irAfn,r '.i '.') 'U - :-'T7 .f-. , . t submarine: sinks ,'AMERIGAN;TANKER Captain :andY Part of ;Shipand Gua Y Crews Reported Lost r v - - ' YLondon,YAprril30.TKe Xmeroi ; can bil tanlc steamer Vacum has been -sn)c? ; The taptain ;and . part ' of the; cxew-and---the naval' lieutenant v and i-mrie American naval gunners are mis-- - YTheVacuum was sunk by.a'German ubrnanne. ori Saturday .while she YT&9 including- tbreU 5f the American, feavy gunners;- Have 'enrlanded.: -YY; Voffr Aprll;.STh6 AmtH-Y can:VteamshipVacuuhi, ; comtflafisd ' , iCantainVS; -SrHafris;. of. tmV ' cityVlef t ,Kew-york on -IJfaxch 30 for : ofirty-four,en,;'of whom fifteen . " , TxrewP Amprxfun ""eitizensl 1 incltidin' were:: American ".citizens; t including. nine native bonw; W-'Si v: Y lvTheTicuum.oil company Itoday re-; f ceivea. mis-message -ixvmtw agcuw abroad?; cV A' - Vacuum torpedoed- 28th, 140; milesr west of arrai Number one" life boaV "V with , captain and., others " missing.? , " Navy-De'partment'of-f ficialaraaid' they hadlud official- des- r r piacnes on tne aesirucuoa oi wue -y ;-: cuumor the fate of tiie mrajmissing. i Whether-the names vof the ihaval gun ners , are made publicum aepena.oa , GERMAN MISTAKES : if Darin-tEditbi Exposes the Shasia &td vPrtcseskor Inpenatuovercsicnt v, it V ; Copenhagen.Tra London, April ,: Maxmillian - Hard?n, JthGerm!:n"cn-. isioetcf Die Zurr.It cr.c.: v frank article, iexppsingtoL-Gcrmin; . what ;inf6rmat?on- the-NavyTDepart-Y ment receives, IXt Y VeaSeraYthe sliameY1 pretences tsi k - 't-tttt v 'Y-YYV - ?TCearticle is,eyo'ent,f.; of j.eUnitSta: into thenar j - which jffeiT Harden rwarns the. people Y . must:'be;ttakenYseriQUslyj' Both rom the'morai ide, as-;aymptom"of the?:;7 weaknessf.GerWnyarappeal7tb ' the ;. nearjArWrldyandilupf Ker" . fdrepolicy';and.l)ecause ofVthe, . . fhysical aspects; of r .the) weight that 7: AmVricawilLiiltimately be "able "td Y throw into, thescale. 7Y;Yv- i.CTrS- Y' nbtherarticleby;;HeiTH . culminates, iri an - appeal to Germany-; . . -.to put the interior of her houseJn or-:" . - der ndYiritrodnce democratic condi tioiis; whjch;jthe iter savsis "thV' onlyYsure Jasis f orfiiture Tpejctt' Y- ; Y s 'iScarcely Jess ribteworthythan his : scathingV cnticisnirof .Gerrfmn! dipld-c , macy, (but' not" that Yof'-Countn Von . Bernstorff former ambassador.-to -the - -UnitedStates wVoselwbrklherpraises) ' V js-HerrHardensgustificatjon to Ger:; . man rreaders . of America's--' attitude during ihe, war, ;ahd , his , demolition ; - -fbrY example - of theiavorite panC , German argunients,vthai,theUriited States "was jnspired- solely byYdollar -, thasing ' arid 'lobbed -upon.warYpnly Y . asja source f or, erSAuaV Y munltronuppHes, 'f'-ITj The -United taTes,Herr, Harden declare'd could have contiriued to assunmeasurednches,';not v&oni . munitioiicontf acts, but the world's i source of ; supplyjJnstead; lie thdds,' -the United; Stat'schoseVf or-ririJdeal - " J toreject a. - continuance; Of its -prof it . -able 'neutralityHo load ;-itseli: with a ' burden-of i expenditures- whicri ; no:oth 1 erroantry couia saieiy oear, ;;Y -s GENTRY-WHITT-. v JY .Yeasty Wednesday evening at the. home of : Mr. arid Mrs.iH; J; . Whitt, . the bride's parents Miss Delia JThitt, became Athe wifeYjf- Mr Stephen Pl Gentry, Rev. Plybon; officiating.1- Tha bridejs he .daughterof "County Corn- " missidner . HC J.rWhitt': arid is jwell-. kriownYthroughdut YtheJ cbunty.I.Ir Gentry is"; apfogressivejmerch'a cf -Mijl Creek. ;YrSr 7-? fTS -. r- ' Y NOTICE i-r:. .r-Scns cf CcrJcsrate, Veterans: It has been decided to postpone' ths cr ganization of; a' Sorisf of Confederate Veterans- Campr , until ' May: the 2Cth, at 9:30 A'1I., courthonse. "Pleass bo present and on time. If A. BUP.CH. . Lowest " prices Tn tin shingles, 1Z2 pine shingles,, lireed cilp pint, nsihf roofing, ceil:r.,'f!:crir, "lir.:?, cc-