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ROXBORO, NORT H C AROLINA, Wednesday Evening, March 30, 1927.
No. 13.
Hurdle Mills
JSchool Closing
lev. P. .Cary Adams Delivers
A Potverf ul "Sermon At
t losing Exercises
BEST YEAR IN HISTORY
TTii- thriving little VUla^e and
a oaihuUilty ol Hurdle Mills wai very
mch alive ou Friday and Saturday
1 last week It wus commencement
week with the Hurdle" Mills ."High
school and carrlcd with it the usual
' -"viderices of mm fled gaiety' and sad
Tn a ? multitude ' ? iTrr-r-rrrr?
;rls such as arc usually listed a?
le student body in a hlqh schol you
will tind a pretty lair ample, of the
-my and varied types of the human
?imilv but we feel safe in saying
Vint ydu will find no where a finer
el of &oys and girls than -the stu
'eiH body of the Hurdle Mills high
chool We have always had a big
?tool in our heart ior these young
oBr; and Friday evening' Just as the
'*a<u hand pointed to '.h*- hour al
??igjil the curtain 'in 'the auditorium
ras drawn back and for a period of
<Jjout two hours the vast multitude
'?rS mothers. ' fathers. friends nn<l pit*
on? who filled .' up the auditorium
i?d broke all past records 01 at
?mdcnce, was amused and entcrtain
<1 with music, song and mirth. The
'?>?hto* program clftsed with -a ven
V ^eKy-and impressive operetta- com
?cised of about twenty yoiiric boys
. ntnrtrtr. some, of fhoin we fetclsure.
id fair to take their places- on- the
?a'"' -e". ol life. sufficiently equipped
?a nw" the islits of life. Saturdny
tidar. Teadincs
Homing at then-thirty. the eier
.opened with "America the
-3eautilul" lotlov.ed .by recitations,
ladings, etc Thte school m_ one. of
yst lortunate few in ? the County to.
ave a Bible class trained under the
able and efficient leader. Rev. p.
_^jxy Adams of Roxboro. - On the'
-nal test nolle1 of the, Claris' registered
isn>r than ninety, the til roe high
est being Misses Ruth Hawkins. Thtl
a? t-ong and Nellie Edwbnls.- Miss
Uwkins won the gold' fijpdal with a
- - erfrc'. paper Thplma ..Long second
?with tini" slight error and Nellie
-Awards third" with one , small crroi .
This record, "within itself .speaks Well
or the efforts ot Mr. Adams in
?rainier these boys and .girls: as a
TcUminary test gave an avcrige uii
icr lifty Following the reading, of
?: 121st' Psalti:. -Rev. P Cary Adam;
ii a '? V- 1 able and eloquent -.vcv
*esc}ied the commencement sermon,
n (his splendid discourse -two vital
ss-iies of life :?ere painted on an
.rtittiiinar canvas and we khow. Ui*
? i-etter Title to -these two pictures .than
Action* and ? .Inaction," His sermon
- ' '-?}[ I'll? a'itlY~l)k.'.aul7 and eloquence.
? ??(it- mil'd enough in ats .simplicity that
'? Hi'' A folk- <-H)ld understand
; .. Jliat a* the sermon 'was being clan*] ?
-up! ' ?S !?. ??;;lTfi'!'.ejcl made Pis :,p
tafiince .and was- Invited . to'' njafce ?
*, ' A i > iiiRrU ..id si* ? have never,
.t'-i.oi * a m-ir-.i; s-rieech crowded
T M - o short ; .' peri.y. The "entire
terniif -i- as I >em irrt. the athletic
??tlit- 'the- 'outcome at which" wil) be
tven in a. "'parau- article. ,\t eiglit-:
clock ;> ;p , live ? :-:ercises \ver?,'r&
. svmted "ill < he auditorium and j'or
i.Wii. Hours-' br more th? audience w;as
ntert;'. n: "i i inqsie " injr ahd com-.
?0.7. The lijial order , i ? \erci.i wa
jiIHm*-" ;hs Jiethodfatt Church
Sunday.. .-nornlng. Then Pror
ance m fin- wall chosen remarks
. W* ? h? ctosinn address The en
ire period was lull of interest and
?? feel grateful to ir ich student, srid
f 5r ererythin? thai whs done
v.nd
"Proffessor Pepp" ,
^T^e play, ' Professor Pepp.' was
if nfen by the High School .students
?;v5t night in the Grammar School
tiirlirnriinn hilsI ? *** Lmwri hv u
uli hoyse. T )w> characters were urw
usually fine, hjicI was weth received.
Thc play' was direews by ittss
Sthel Erwin. ? who has special talent
js this line ,
Thr proceeds of the jrtay will go
awards purchasing a curtain Jor the
iatc* at the Hteh Stfhotil auditorium,
uad thP splendid receipts will ma
frrln. with the imrc*iase.
Boy Scout* \ty ill
Serve Supper
The Boy .Scouts bl Brooksdalo wtjt
J vrvr an. oyster supper ln^UUTlmac
" TH-IH H ?.!??? l. ll ll _ M?_
cordially Invited. ' " '
?' * ? '
3lr Arthui :>???,'?? '^uwikuhI'.
j^jtv "TtfE LOST WORIT*' at Pal
?cc Theatre Friday April 1st ___
Earl Carroll Ordered
To Surrender
New Vork. March farfT
Carroll, theatrical producer, to
day wa.s ordered to stirrendtr
Monday to- begin the sentence
of a year and a day in the fed
eral penitentiary ? at" Atlanta.
Oa* imposed as a result of his
famous "bath tub" partv.
The producer has been at
liberty under $5,000 bail since
his conviction t>n a charge of
perjury. CarrolPji transfer to
Atlanta is expected to .be made
early next week, it was said
at the federal building. .
Clean-up- Week
lie Public Spirited: Clean !'p;
.Paint Week April
lih to 9th
i Combat the enemies sloth, indiffcr
( encc, dirt and. neglect, with broom
; and rake, paifrt ' and brush, you can
r improve the luuki. uf you hom* and
? brighten the neglected nooks and
corners. ?'
Pile your thash orderly, in reach of
the truck and it", Will be moved free
of charge during this week. The
trucks will begin to move trash.
Tuesday morning at 7-130,. starting .at
Brooksdale Crossing. branching. East
artel West from Main St; moving
Norths t hrough . town to beyond the
North-End Pilling Station; . Have
ybtir trash rpady. The' last three
days < i the . week'" v/ijl./be: '.inspection' ?
f days/ ? V
It s p.. frght jfor Health,. Happiness and
Real Estate values. \Ve want the
? cooperation of every 'true citizen of
ROXBORO
Civics Dept. -Woman's Club.
" Q,. .. . .
' _Studio Opening
. ? o? : ^
Tne new Little Studio was opened
.nst night at an informal reception
tendered to the public . by . the pro
prietor. Miss Louise BrOoks. ui the
studio above the National Bank op,
PdtloCk street
The Kpoclouk rooms were attrac-.
lively' arranged for the opening, with
a profusion of cut flowers. and- Val
entine hearts were strung- over the
balustrades and around vne .doo. ays.
of the ; rooms; ?
Punch was Served during the eve
'niny to the puliibcr of persons that
called to inspect the. studio. The
iCed drink was served, from a serv
ing ' wible. . tastily decorated with
bamboo and jonquifs. Guests were
invited to register an a studio guest
L book.; .. . "
As souvenirs of Ui<T. occasion: Val- j
t ntine ^rBctijies in. red and white
ver^, frive.iv - Mi-', the callers These
?v.vf in the nature ol .coupons ex-, '
changeable for 10 per cent, disco unt
.t'n ardors for photographs made at
,lhe Mpoio. 1
P: . Assisting -^T^s Brooks in .receiving
-.;u? int,. the evenly were
v ied Middle. Win PaDic-r"* Annie
brooks And Sadie Whitchuis!/ rand
^ Mew Bcrhian. J
Still Captured
$he.;ifi N. V. Brooks and deputy ?
W., it. Gentry went dcrtvn in chV sec-. |
: : !? * ? fearly M^nrr- n mho >
and began Xt> Iqok" around ? to'" see-, i
"hat they could find . in. the line of.
? After searching .around - ffUite \
some time ihev located a fifty gal-l
r-n outfit *hal !wd? just . been a j
tew ; days ago. the owner1; and op?ra- I
tors pfobably intended [ to- use the i
fimif' location aciain at an early date |
but the timely interference pf Sheriff I
Brooks dethroned their expectation ?! 1
The outfit was captured and brought
to town. Mxy arrests were ma?*er? ? 4
Death of Mr. Ragland
Mr.. John B. Ras?land died at Ills !
home in ? Va un the 2 1st. ? -iar ft |
March and was buried- the ioHow- j
ijiZ. clay in the old, l&ntty._.cerT^tery. j
Mr. Raglan# was a brother , of Mrs, j
R. A. Alien of -Route Five. Roxboro.
and had quite a number, of friends In
?hts county will res ret -to learn of
hi? "passing.
Notice! Notice!
~~ Thrte will be a dinner Riven by !
tjf?e ladies of Edgar Long Memorial j
Church. In the. basement of the '
church. Saturday April 9th. at 12 ,
-i?*W?ek. Menu;' Brunswick. stew,
chicken salad course. ice cream, cake 1
? Hfli nnfftg
"VlKKl - ? - - v.
Farmer* of Norih Carolina will ul
?' ? ? ' .-'? "? '? ? 1 1,1
potatoes u>biicco: and pcanuu.
-this year ? ? |
Ofce Cothran
Placed In Jailj
w ? ; i
I>eput3 Ifradsher Improving ?
Nicetv And Will Soon
Be on '
Till A i.. SET FOR APRI L
Obe Cothran, noted oiotKader. v, ho
was painfully ..hot in n gun battle I
I nitfi Person County officers last i
week and who was later removed to
Watts Hospital whsre. It was thought
tor several days that Jits . oands
miu h* , prove , latai; ? liqs r< guvood
Stifllciently to be removed to the
Durham county iatl , ..here he will
be kept until court, it will be re
membered that the lively battle took
place in' and around an old tobacco
barn near the Cothran farm which
had been converted into a regular'
liquor factory.
Prank Bradsher. one of Hereon^
Counties' young deputies" was pain
fully wounded in this battle and ? is
raidly recoverins front his musds
and will be able to be out and at his
puM. ?#ua t.oon, .
Blonde Wins Agaii
BeHty
St; Paul, Minn . $eem* partial in
Miss Pearl Cramer, twice wit hi* I '
a year electing Her the city's
"mof>t beautiful." this tinn* to i^p
;?Ment her town in Galvc.<tt>n, Tev .
ipHng beauty contest, She'.s a
Graphic Story of the Savage
AttacK On Foreigners By the
Chinese Is Told by Refugees
Attack Was Under Official
Control and Directed Against
All Foreigners
WILD SCENE AT NANKING
Shanghai, March 27? The forefcpa
eirs' who suffered the Cantonese at
tack at Nanking, in which on^Anier-.
jean was. killed -and four injured, be
lieve it wa$u ? prcmed'taicd. and Qft
g Sneered by persons familiar with the
foreign interests in the city.
This is the conclusion of a stater
ment drafted by "authorized 1 epreson
^tatives of- 67 Americans, mostly mis
sionaries. who arrived . at Shanghai
today aboard the American destroyer
Preston.
| "It was . obviously ; under -official
control1 and directed against ail for
I eigne rs. irrespective of nationality."
I the statmeht savs.
The Preston brought as casualties
Miss Anna E. Moffet, . who was shot
twite by Cantonese soldiers.- and E.
| T. Hjjbart, manager of he Nanlwjws.
branch of the- Standard Oil coni|w|hyT
who- .vail c red a broken ankle itv es
caping from jSocony Hill under cover
of Thursday's' naval Uortbardnie.nl .
Both, were removed from the Pres
ton to Che hospital. . . . u*
Another paSserir^r wa^' r-i&. .J. E.
| Williams. . widow of ? . the inurdered
| vie? president of Nanking university,
i. Dr? Williamiv shot by a looter, was
| buried -By Chinese friends in "the "Nan
king . foreign cemeWry .jlist before the
. last of the Americans ' left.
? "After" "The' .firing-' from the-':;>*:-eVaw
warship*} ' Thursday a f ternoojx t he
soldiers kept'- oyder, / Foreigners obr
I iriined military escort or- were hunted
j cut by Chine V' friend .wad assembled
if one buildint: of Nanking univer
sity.. The. university . students ? pro
cured the, protection of this bjffitTiritr
. by : the ifiil Italy.
1 . ."However, -not' a few foreigners, had
to spend the i light in hiding, and
reached the university only when
'"huiiit-ed . 'cut by loreitrn or Chinese
friends. ....
More than 120 men. women and
children were llnally ' assembled at
the university a commit tee was
formed; and efforts were made to CTet
mto contact with the United Suites ,
consul or the destroyers in t.
Yangtse. . j
Commendable Work
? In renewing his .subscription F.. J. |
?I.iffrms, ? uu ? el ? Ihf fYmntyS hfftt ,
colored farmers, stated that when he ,
began his crop in 1926 he ms SI 800 j
indebt. 6W!hf to failure of the 1925 j
ifap. When he had sold his last load j
this year ho was virtually out of '
debt. und jMw ready for another crop. ,
Would that every farmer in the eoun
fy coulcj say th'e- tMruf thing. . j
Making Improvements
The Davis Drug Co. is making ex
tensive improvements on the . Iniule
of his place of busine-v. To accom
modate hil> 'laftji ttnd growing trade
he will move his fixtures, fartfier .back
an(l ; make more room in the .front.
hf-inpc nmmiiy linpi ni^Timi.rTiT' THr
genera) arroriggmenti
A t,-i-> . ? J TT1B 1-OO.Ti WOJO.I*
Htklay Uit" Thel Palaec Theatre. Mat -
inee and SiRhj. A*pfU Ut?
Japanese Destroyer
Commander Takes
His Own Life
* Shanghai, March 29.-rl4eu
' tenant K. Araki. : in command
of' the Japanese destroyer HI
noki. arriv6d in Shanghai to
day from Nanking and went
-aboard the flagship of the
Japanese forces and reported
to the admiral and Ihert ^coni^*"
mitted suicide..
.Iraki left a note indicating
that his mind had been un
hinged by thr; horrors he had
seen vat . 'Nanking. ? ; a v'i V" .?']
Lonsfhurst .to Celebrate
Fourth Anniversary
r ' Lonsjhurst Council 01 ; Junior Order,
of Jalong. give's honorable mention
t^ two' brothers. J. E, Roberson and
l/Muon Oliver, who have brought in"
the" greatest number of appircanoTnr
?' or membership dtiririg. the ipast three
ijionths. As a reward for their faith
ful service, the Council will- place .up
on' the 'walls of the council hall a
life,, like portrait of each. The couii- ?
cli will -celebrate t !}? fourth , anni vex 7
rai-jf ' oii > April. 16th. at ? '-eight o'clock ,
p. m\; With appropriate, Exercises. We
hop(-. 'all member!; will be present.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday School pt 9;45. CiO
well, Supt. Morning service at II
1 r.. m'./.scrrnan -by the pastor . A. con
gregational ? n?iet?n^ will be held af- ?
f rer services f.or the -purpose ot 'read- '
, ing Lite annual reports that must be
r sent to Presbytery. Sunday school '
at. Mitchell . .Chapel at 2 p. ni
Preaching :>t Warrens Grow school ?
i hotise at 4 p. m. Prehotying at H q1*
in a ut 7:30 p.'hv
P. CAHV vOAMS Pastor
1' . : ?? tO-: ? ? ;
Miles Pharmacy.
Mr. M. C Miles of Henderson, has
' bought the furniture and fixtures of
! the Palace Pharamacy and will
! thoroughly renovate and overhaul
the place and open up* with a gen
eral line of druggists sundries and 1
the accesorieS which go with the j
| modern drug store. He will have;
! his opening ip about ten days ot
I two WFTte ? and will ? mmouiun ? the
! date later through these columns, 1
We w*lcom* Mr. Miles to our BQOd ,
town and wish him much success.
In Hospital
Dr. B. F- Love was carried 10 the
hospital last Saturday and under
went an operation- for appendicitis
The operation was very successful
and we are plod, to sav to hts host
of friends that he is jetting on nice
ly. -j::
Services At St!. Mark's
- Pf" m yj a/\w . vUii luMii ?*.. .
vices- Sunday. -^Aprtl 2nd. kt 11 A. '
SLI*5j? 7 30 p.. m. at St. Mark s '
FnironnftT I^nrnh
at moaning" service All are invited
to attend. - -
Meeting of Gran
^ ville Presbytery
The session of the Granville Pres
byter/; wilt meeet with the Presby
terian Church at Roxboro April 5th
and Cth. There will be. a large n'tnl
ber of delegates at H'hn- riteetjng. We j
hppe that ' friend* who oa*i en- '
"teirtain . some of these men will let
Mrs. Ed Hill , or Mrs. Croivell- know ?
how many they can take.
The meeting will1 open At 11 a. ]
nil. Tuesday morn in :? with a sermon j
by Rev Jo-rprh Mack of Hoanoke
Rapids. N. C. the retirinV Modera
tor. Regular business will We tran
sacted in. the afternoon
At 7:30, p. m. the Home Missions
i Committee will have charge and; Dr.
McDautfhton. Supt. ol C oiin t y.
Churches in Presbyterian Church
. South will deliver the principal ad
dress oh the importance of the roun- 1
try church .
Wesdnesdav morning at 11 a. m . :
there u? n ^gnrm fry Dr.. W. .
Mc White pastor . ch First Presbyter
Ian Church. Raleigh. The Lords i
Supper will be held and Rev. Ken
- nlsnn ol West Durham will assist . in !
this service. . Wednesday night at j
7:30 Foreign Mission bommittee will
give ' an interesting program on mis -
, sions;. Rev. Chester Alexander of :
Snuthhel'l X C.. will have charge ol i
the meeting; li'j.. ' " ? '
The four popular meetings"* w.fll- toe 1
\ ery\ interesting to all. You and your
? friends are invited to. attend .cr.^h
and every one. The business' iriefct;*
; ings ' that are . htfd between t-hpsel
f popular-meetings deal with the work
of the church, ? They are: natural
'..routine work ' but we *!ill. be glad if
you will attend these hidings 'oo
It will jiive you ldts ol information
? about the church's work.
j P. GARY ADAMS. Pastor.
Hurdle Mills Boys Win
Th< rea&ers - of The Courier, who i
: are ' - oa.? bfill enthusiasts. will be
pleased to, read the splehdid record
made by the Hurdle MilLs high ?chqpl
'"boys' ? xi a double-header gsune -la^ed 1
; .Saturday p. m. The? first game was
played between Hurdle Mills and
Cedar Orove This , was a very lively
game and the victory registered by -
Hurdle MiiLs oyer Cedar . 6 rove was
I . eleven"-, and-- nine. being fair proof
that .these 'boys haw the ability to
; bring .home the bacon Th i- . score
i in the second- irame between Hurdle
-Mills and Jioxboro registered nine- :
k'tcjen against thrc.e m favor of . the.'
Hurdle Mills team. . The^- - bo?s _ are
? (jft. -the map to ;K:iv and bid'' :air-:;o-:j
? fur nifih ? the -. .sport; world .some- niter- |
i--t;ng y-.-'ading.. i.nattei;. . ^ ?
Change In Auto Laws To
Become Effective April 1st
Will lie Violation To Coa*t
I,)own ttjll By Throwing
(Jears Into .Neutral
HARF) ON DRUNKS
Po\ boro and Person County mo
torists. ^no several thousand. in
iTiimb* r mould' ' t acquainted witli
: t . .< itun^Sj-.
A .core or. more ol important
changes in .the .state automobile law*
were enacted- by the last session of
the Oeneral Assembly, man? of.
v.-hich will work to make driving on
North Carolina highways faster, yet:
?more safe according to a summary
fl?- new laws. *" 1
Mast of the laws become "effective
April 1. although those conorraau;
-license plates are not effective until
July I
After April iv- it will be a violation
'-1 'h'- law m'otori.;,r to coa^t
down, jjrade by throwing gears into
neutral. -Drivers .convicted of r? k
les driving are subject to a fine of
$25 to $500 or impri&nment of ft**"
to ftO cjay. Penalties are to be. doubl
ed >or , second violation..
Harder on Drunks
The drunk driver .'is to . be sum
taarUy dealt with under the* new law
Person: comicted of driving while -
t mtoxkJated are ;o be pynlshed . by
[ irnpi-isoHment for from 30 days to
, cri- year, ot a fine.' of/ $100' to $l.oo*i.
or bath. S^cynd offenders are pun
^isliaijie by imprisonment Of not ley
' than- 90- aays. .
Sjjfee- speed limit n - State: highways
ir- increased Irom 35 miles to 45 miles
aiV. hQirr. and hand . signals must, b?
?iven lor stopping, starting; or turn -
jhq to right <3r leu: The ! law prohi- '
bits signs or stickers .61 any descrip
tion bemK -parted oh the windshield,
or the side or liear windows of auto
mobiles: ' _
| The railroad stop law. was repealed,
;i>ut the State highway commission ,
was given power to designate certain
crossings where i: will still be. in ef
? feci The commission was also gjv- .
en power to designate stops at cer
taift intersections, ov entrances to tfcu*
1 Highway.,
.The maximum weight* of vehicles
?was hrhited 40 n$rie tons and * tit*
: 'width. of vehicles to 96 . inches and
inspectors were given . the right Jfe?
inspect truckis or load?c^ aiuomobkk .
at any point and- to * order- the un?
riQ^dms' of exefchs weight
Jlear.. Lights
AiV. vehicle are required to rarry
;,;ear lights, although l>qrse drawn
Vehicles may carry reflectors which
: re approved ' bv 'the State Automo
bile department. The Highway cte
'}?artment" va- given the right to,
test lights oil all' cars 'and ' issue -a.
? r est-> certificate". . ? hich' the t law ? pre -
? ides must be carried at all times.
.The . lights hnist not show a glare
above- a ? hp'o.ltf Of 42 inches at -7*
?.!vet. , ? . .; ,\ ?
. Effective ? July." *1," plates will .be' /
issued ' it. i- m.% months and- oh Jan
nar. .17 192$, platen : ojd for one year
will be issued tor" one 'year'."; thereby'
putting the license > stent on , the '
calendar year . basis. 'The new tags
vill, follow , the car. instead -of - being -
issued to the owner afc at present;
'License fer>. are modified.. placing
autonieibllt's 'di 25 horsepower or le$>
in .the $12 50 class. At ' present this,
class embraces, only, cars oi 24 horse -
4>owef. or ".less. In changing the li
cense year ' ^i fee of 25 cents will be ? ' ]
chitrged for he six-month license
plate to cover Vlw cost
The ' laws also - provide that _ reg
istration cards be attached to: the
instrument board of. each car and
that the State shall issue a special .
holder for these ikrds, for which a
f ee^of Mr cents is charged.' The state
gives the motorist the card. - I
First Baptist Church
?\ Sunday- 'School- ; 10 R..L'7\Vil
burn. Sup!. ' " ? ?
Pr?acViin? U -00>. ?nv snbec.t: '??The.'.
Fiiimmc Sv.ord.' 7 :-;o" }>.? m'. . subject ? _
?yrtir* Tragedies . i^idr -'JBlessiiigs of*
-if;- i
. Tfte ordinance OJ the Lord s- Sijpp<'r ;
, will be observed at the close , of the !
morn!Q? service:
It. V P- 'If. 6 C> :n. . (LVcnvral
- p C P.; XJ. 7-:l?*; o? m;. Or! ' H M
Beam, direrto)
Special music ;.t the preaching '??
service. ? "T *"*"7" " 7 - . '
.. -A .cordial .'AfU-opie is' extended *t.'? ?
all -
W. P. -WE^vT. Pastor
Does Not Apply
To Person County
There has- been considerable agita- <
' an fljj to the State -game "law; Mr.
Harris says "the fee of $1.00 a.*; re
quired in- the State law does not ap
ply to those fishing in Lake Lssak
Walton, and that any one' may use ;
the old fashioned ii&hinv oole with
hoofc: There; are no frills about fish
ing Lake Isaak! Walton, just follow
the instructions as printed. and'ymH
are on the safe side. ;
"Eyes Of Love" AX
Helena High School
"Eyes of Love" A comedy-drama in
three acts. by Lillian- Mfirtimcr with
Ave males and Ave . females. f will be
given at Helena High School audi
torium on flaturdny evening, April
2nd, at eight o'clock, under the aus
pJces of Antioch church. Time, two
hours. Everybody- come. Admission.
2 b unp- jiV r'pnlsl^ - ? 7 '
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A tripr up the ^mo7-on to places riQver
? \?l(Tr- c L', ir.ar.' ink. UJf-i 1
WORLD at PoJ.a,ce Theatre 1-Viday
April lit. ' . 4 .
Back to Old U. S. A.
A ? tIts ? ; i aiii' ? Hn ? ? Tuadu
p. m., brought the slad news to tlw
: a rallies of lanv-rxxl BraUsher and
Robot! Baynes "that they had lahdrd
safely on American soil. The* two
youns men are irom Bush;
Township. thLs county and have
Ln China for several years engaged in
the tobacco business They ' hare a.
host of friends wbo will be glad to
know that they are sale .home
Meeting of
Woman's Club
The Woman's Club will meet Mon
day afternoon.' April 4tTyat 3 c*
in'" tfrrMiome
A musical proghup has'
i^nvriif. ' Va.. riV' .oToist.'
bers are urged to be present.