Secretary Kellogg Says *
Affiliation With League
_ No Bar To Peace Treaty.
Exprfsses Opinion To French
Government v? nee
_Cy(n Join Peace Pact ?
SENDS NOTE TO FRANCE
.Washington, Feb. 28 ?Secretary KeJ?
log has informed the French govern
ment that he cannot construe France's
obhratipns unSer her League of Na
. tloris mejnberSfiip as a bar to> her
nOltjlng this apd other woild powers
treaty Jo outlaW war.
W Franee in note on -January 2i.
had set up her league objig^tions to
support- her sViggestionTTiatu^iFranc'e
Amertcan treatywoUld be more fef?f>.
-.lile .than a multilateral treaty, as
prbposed - by Secretary" Kellogg. ' Thf
Paris government was advised, how
ever, ih the State Department's note
of yesterday and made public today','
that- Secr?t?rv Kellongg believes the
difference between a bilateral ahd
rmilttlateral treaty to outlaw war
TOBiild be "one. .-of decree and not -of"
nbitanee i "
After setting ^forth his Jimierstaod-H
Ins tWH the only "substaptial. off-;'
? stacle" to .France's acceptance of a I
'ma^y-niitan'^treaty, auainst war ?.
France's league and ' Lofearno'.'-piic
obligations. Serretarv-' Kellogg ion-.'
^jnue'd '
K?-Moise'N ,SUte mrnt
H^'jjVlthout. at _cpurse., undertaking H
formally to construe the pruser/
treaty, obligations of; France, i"de
sire to. point out that if .those obliga
tions can b". interpreted . si as. to I
permit France to conclude . a ?' 'treaty I
with the United Staffs ;.a{h .as-ihat
offered to Hie last June by'M. Briand I
and. offered again, in- your note ' of^^H
Jsmuarr 21. it is .not tihroaMonablo to I
S'ipr 1 c that tlrev ran be interpreted
with >:qu<U justice .so as, M permit I
Franco' to.JOln with the United States H
tB:.pff^rljig;'u\fconelBfla an equivalent H
multilateral treaty ? with the . crthcr H
principal ^wers nf the world..'. *
? '"The difference between the bilat-M
.era! and auilti-Ui'teral . fc/rffr .(if treaty
frM* jtc rV>'rr* iirw^jnlififid
renuhclatjon of. w?r as, an instrument,
cf' national lioHoy and s-aid 'to
one qf dgjre? and lir- substanc^ A I
rovprnment free to contfude n bilater- I
al freatly ahouWb" no. less able" to V>- I
?come a party to an Identical- multi
lateral" treatv since it Is hardiv to be
presumed Chat memb t's of the Lea
rue -of' Nations are Iri a pottttoh ' </H
db ?Oaratelv" jwwiethlnj jIulV- ' tb?v
canpot do-.together "
. If members-of the f.spane' o! 'tia^
tloris cannot . Without Violltin? ? tli?
terms of th/- IcaoruT* .covenant.. ? agre^
among themselves and. tilth the
American Oijvemmeot to re'nounc
"thrn .it seems Vile to -cltsc-uss
bilateral or' multilateral-treatle;
hi
either
ta
^illiama-Feathevston
\tr D *F. featherstor -tWid Mil*
Ulltan wiltlams ? were married on
tj^inda'y afternoon at- four o'clock At
the bonio f M) Newir,*n ?
???:? ' ;lu lirSf. Ol.lv f<". 1 ? 'eilds^
?ere ufesenj *ay t h/ . iharriae?- Fffv"
1- A Slk-Wi pastor J)f the bri<5'- per
farme?! the reremorir
The., bride ft r?
?t Roxboro's most
Bethef B V T?rrj:
OtyOttoiiAj
Marrh
?o in H
Clea*ln*-Blood of .chriM. with ar
No f-'in -vW
IntrntMietion Mr." II- -K
fcrotfp rjiptatn. -
1. 'I heu. ? Here
'-"i'.'*- '
i Of*) ne' Hoi p Qj
?*ryan
^ atlorv, 4hr < ?
oiiif KujweiT ', "
? 4. Tlw Aronrrtif i,
tooiw. r*
<Vn
iflfe
wu
,104-Year-Old Woman
v Enjoys A'rj^iane Ride
St.# Petersburg. Fla.. Feb. 2&?
! ? Mrs._Catherini?'Fenton of James- f'
}own, N. Y.. and Estersburg, wait- '
ed 104 years to take a saiU^n the
clouds, .but when,she finally made
*hc experiment she enjoyed R
very much.
K The centenarian's . facevuas all
.siniies wh?ii she alighted from an
airplane piloted by George Halde^ '
man ajter .a /delayed birthday
flight, which she ha<f planned**.,!
when she passed heir 104th mile
stone "last month". Her daughter
\ and^Bpb Smalley. president of the
local aero c?hib accompanied her.
oji htr flying^-enture today.,* .
I!..: ^,r ' q v -t** I- J
Pardiie" Flayed By"
.Atlanta Ministers
Atlanta. FeJ). 28 -The 'act win of
iiir Rev 'Thogaas p* Pardue.- of Reids
,?lle, in;'rtisclosjn? the alleged con
.Jes?tpn of T Mrs Alma Ptttv OttHirr"
>! Rei'dsvllle. that shn billed tiei* fa-;
I ;her7-mu_cpndeThoed by the;. Atlanta"
JYcsbjrterian" iMtnliters'^ -Asstnuayon
two today.-fn resbtuWyns ?
Tntfiirtar.vt., not a. fleputy sheriff."
I:?The reraluttonsVdpclared'. that-, K???
? the duty of a minister ?to accept such-'
t Mifeuslons 3?d confidences *ind "that'
? 'ich ^.nrifidfnoes- anfl, eonteasions are
cbsolti^eiv hopore.'i arid "prottectecj."'
; 'tnid: "tnty; are ?acred and no one
eoiild. Jnduce "a trtie minister .to. fce-'
tray -any confession or other "Vefelo
_jipn_of a personal character made ro
[him ?' I
? The' minister.? said In adopting .the
..resolution they were not concerned.'
with ti!> details cf the ~as< -nor''V
repudiation of the alleged confession
I bv^Mrs. "Gatltn, but only with the Re?. ;l
Mr. Pardue violating: "a sacred tontt- ?
Sence." ?
Whitt Earns
f. 'Mr. J. "H'Xvhltt. of p.dxborn. wfll
Vtvown- representative of Th^ MutuaV
Hnneflt Life hisuritnre Corfipany of j
Ncwftrt: X J., has earned *un. invl
' tatfem to the' Company's Home Of-;
fire In Newark, to attend a conference.
of the lejdin? representatives of the ;
Oyfipany, which will take place Mar.
?"^st and 2ncfc ? and. left Monday night'
for' the meeting. "
' ? Th" tact that-Mr. Whlt't earned .the]
invitation is indicative of -Ris high j
?tntjdlng. with the Company. *t\s ortW 1
ten per cent of their Agehcv Fore:
f throughout the United < Stn,'t*s i377
eut of 3,1)00 njen;, received . such .aia.
invitation. "v
A iih"ugh 'tv'- Mutual Benefit op
fraWM 1H rilVr two tftdinann1 foioniun
??'m-s hi (nrtv-t.wo states, only one!
hundred?fift??eommunltl'?s-are beliYt -
i Resented at tlje Convention, through^
I .- ng a citizen .quallfv for attendance
on? pi ^he?n. is this community.
| in thtfr Vonpecllon. Roxboro excels
, Wilmington anft Durham, In . that :
i I how cities will hwt m qualified re-.'
preventative at the'Convention. ,
purpo?e of {Jie .''Convention is I
' i Increase thi* participant*' -know...
iJ*d*e. hi? make them even better
roulnped to serve the public'" expertlv
; end efftcioii
N.RcxWro B. Y. P. U.
L Atviup N?. 3 In .charge. _ President
^-n rharee . Openln/ prayer Chorie,
>'.r.oi ehaf|re ysvtal .ehair- "f nrav-'
'fJl Jor yje e?enli.?i??Thft
|r'- psiy* Blond of chrt-i ' rmi ..
"" I'll Bv 'group'" le:?0rr Mi?<- Zora
?rr .Dovotto"67-nr J - qTueaVt
" ' f?pir The Therae t,nd In
'? by ,i. Ji j) inn ' no um>1*
> 'V"tirc TTMn Ouf"Ofif\ hope" bv. Mrs .
Marveli 3fci took-.. Saluniion
fi'I1 of Ondii fjove U-" T,tt*. NV
; an Carver -n^rtal music, im ?
th ? iic Chrhrt Died In
f>tr Plu.f-e by. Mtw'.W?.ii- nun'o t.?Hi
("onrerripr a nfrinn'l ?rber
ter-r ^ by" M r- W K . Reaves *,
* Mn ,T. fi Heaver. Cor. &&?
* ? o .
; '"yr ? nijignan'lv -Bring thT
r.i"" oetvivnhw- ?t mil' t ?tj.--?- g!
i ?aw in my souaf
Walter "If* no trr for
' illr t>oss. sit. He's scared of etn too''
The rtl*|T. Musical Play ' RORTf
MARIE' wtth Joan Crawford and
?lames Murray., at Palace .Theatre
Monday A: IKesdav. Ntarclr r." Ac 6tli
Asheville?Couple .?_
Wed Secopd Time
" A s h e v i 1 ^ e. Fe^- 28.?Mrs.
Charles Mi Brown," widow of a -
prominent Asheville and Florida
-L ljeal estate -man. and her "first*"
husband.. *Willia*W C.; Walde,
hkve been married the second
time, it was announced here to
day.. The wedding loik -place
in New York December 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Walde, Child
hood sweethearts, w-ere -married
ihe first time in 1301. they
were divorcejd. in 1013. The fol
JoWWjf _year she married Char
les M. Brown who. ^^fied la?jt ,
October. Tfte 'reunited couple \
will make Jheir home in Ashe
pi*. ;
Bethel Hill Defeats"
Roxboro-Friday Night
^ The Yellow Jackets defeated -the
"White Flashes 29 to 7 in %the first,
game of basket ball to be played in
fee State Consolation Series last- Fri
day. night at Bethel H*U. This is
the firs J game to be played to division
No.. .1 _ Bethel pill will piay Brag
tdwn High in the. nexi." championship
"c?me* -- - .<?^
?--.Aviioucn . ahd Arph^e Walk?^
?.??&>. the out?ia?dins players .lot the
bethel1, Hill ^oys. -^cck'' Ixm? played
"a ggpd cain?>'/br Roxboro. ' -
. -..Sam ~ Men&ir r.eieteed the: game bUt-'
isfacttirtlv fo iboth *)des; t -
^ V ?' , - -
Farmers Are
Asked To Meet
At Court House
"Saturday; March 3rd, at 2 P.M.
E. Y. Floyd, Tybaocn Special*
ist. Will Discuss fertilizers
FOR BETTER RESULTS
Mr E. i* Flcyd; Jobacco Specialist.
rSta^e Colfpo will be at the court
hbuseSlfturdav. March 3rd at 2 p.m..
?-<1uch .unv' he \vi cii t h
the fanners the best-'Yarfeties of t-o-*
bacco. Tetirltzert. ? ? sp^cin?" for best
. tes.ults. the Use. and benefits of lime
stohe * on. tobacco in preventing ?and
drown, giving a better quality and
|-greater yield per acre.
j This will be the last ;6bacCo* meet-%
log for; the spring, and all interested
ttita work" are urged to come
I promptly at the ringing of the bell
}oh the court house next .Satin-day -to
hear. discussions on .rai$fng tl\e best
grade of tobacco based on years of
experiment?, by our tobacco station at
Oxford. Brusih? limestone, - a "little'
ciqser -spacir.s:, *nd. a ;h'izhe'r -trade
of vlenliven. Mr. *J. h! Shot well -was
? able. <a?'t year to mcfVup ..his tnbnrrn
i y:eldv^?Mri 81)0 pounds/per acre as?
life av,erdgo to' 1100 pounds per" acrc
c'n the first (rial and; rcceiv,ed abojrt
'thirty. cents ? uveraie lor. -. the .'crop."
O therein 1l3i?n rolmtvt^yp^ had sim
ilar. experience. " " .
Over Confidence Fatal*
During Doiible^Yote Offer
With One Week To Work
?those \Vhr> Jia've Not tared Tui
Sho>v Heal St.tenglh Will Per- i
haps Flash. Under The^WLre
: Asi Wlrtnefs^Wlien Votia AM."
lu, (Tinnted.. -i ?
?^hey are. e?ia?_ to. finish ?.strjwsr;''
Ijaign manager of. the Roxborb'cbur
s&lesmapsjilp Club, m which. S2,
-TOtf. tn prized Wife*,, "will be distributed i
shortly
Hero wjiy they think sa:
No : Reports from towns outside
of Roxboro show that the majority of
the members?some. of them who a.t
couple of weeks agd~wertf far down,
the* list, are today", among the leaders.
No, 2. With only orfe- week more
after this of the Wonderful, race'every i
trfember i golnjs^&veV their' territory
.again .ecurlng "Secpnd PayTnents")
and new subscriptions with a firm,
determination t$_ win.
-?-A: few more- days of hustle ftnd earn- ?
est scekins for subscriptions! These:
now ' have. a. tranienrtnut?rotm value
ljhnr-1 '??r.fr. y. h i r?}-. ' ' i s' -
iin efforit dljflm? this weeS and metrt*
hurs am s^archl/iy far, and naar tar f
those who would, dare aTimlf ittfy" Are '
Hot regular readers of The Roxboro j
Coijiflcr. . . , ;
With eich passing hour members j
renew their energy. redouble tile i r ef-. j.
fort's arid swin# Tortfi to the f'raymrwh j
a dettrmlYiatloiV that bfooic.; no defeat.
. The- -prizes "are awaiting those am-1
bitlous club member's--tile' beautiful ,
hew automobiles "prize beauties" In ?
cvBfy s rinse of the.-norltl /The infnt'
ber. ?150 aoHliues fjje highest vote i
slfclUHlUt ? mil l^'.|)tr"ifrhlfd wn.li lilt
Pontlac T*o'-door Sedan. vSlUe $865:00 ]
The tnemboe polling tlv leeontJ^fipat* i
? est number of votes, j^Ul be presented!
the Chpyrolet Coach, value SBfltf.OO
X3Qth ire splendid automobiles among
?the best makTs. op. yie marlcet.. and
are _re?tiv to". 1>? brought forth for
those ^ho ?,i;n them . . .
RealfalJSi (TTe race v 111 be clos'e.
the mefhbers?aiv preparing to avfyd j,
j?v VoHsfbilnv j>?- tllsaanotntmrnt ?"
garp^tag. every ayallabte .-.rote and'
''u
the flub*crib?f*> thenuMven in many
Mtcr^? la rifrnrt-Qiai>gui>
?CIto?lgTlS aa fh'af ^nm?. fAmrito may'
ffalri tfo prerftms vot+?
Oifibfr Vot**<? '<
T'nat t<rft *11 Twic tffe
rwii1i=ir scftMulfc of voter- ?iii- be nV
; towed on ?lt fcflnHjfriam,' >unu<i.In
duiins.iw* -went-?ftrmr
' '
WM)
ricaJv, thfci f*ffi<.. i|)i number of vor?s
that ar? allOwetl acenrdtn?: to the
ffigHWr u'.htviiHK am [fe xrSntsraHr"
1' does 'Mi mean th?t twice many
"111 be piqpn th!i week .t* h-*s
i been fc|ve;v heretofore
Seennd Payment? Count
A lucrative source of vote.i is cakt. '
L ' - 'Wiltinjeu on t1?** BnrtitT '
Read The Details
? Below . And Win!
Don't-jgwtatfe to calf upon. iSjat- -M
-friSids : '"Cond .'.Ume and b'jj\r
P tfits in mtnd-: rsecond payment?" M
will ?0 a iomr^av in helping y<?i
to win v our aerired priztf.?anil -
?? v ill will U>r yau'primiim? "Vigi _ ?'
enough of ttiem. Each t'H worth I
of "Second Payments.'' will count
for the. Bonus vote bailoti in th"e
offer in whiel} the original or- first I
payment was made, For instance, *B
you secured a 12 months subscrip
tion during the (jsf period of the .
campaign and you now go. back
to this patrty and sepure 12 months
more, you get the difference in reg
ular Votes of 2.00b and S.OfHT. name
ly. ij.SBoTafcA yoUr monev -collected
for this jpDbscrlp^lon will count to
appjy back .under tl>e perlpd "in
wljfeh the flrs'f 4?. iiiiiilfihl. .'sub
[ fcription u-^s soured. . .
w . ? -it" 1
North Roxbbro
G.'rlV Auxiliary
Jewels ? (<tt the King. riv_ _ Mamie
taiiKer A' Man of Japan Who
Sought iJrafiiou's. Jewels, by Nettie
Walker. A CMrl 9J Chin? Who
,\me :i .Tewnt, by Mvrflie- Heaves
Prayer 'by.'Nina Walker Jewels that
Oilier * Olrls Brought. by Catherine
Daniel. Whom Can I S$ek A,ndJIowf
by fiSste Walker -The (4oldon Rule
Way by SaUif*0*nlel. A Girl's
?r, by -Thereat Hall. The pcst?r. will
be- dl*cti?sed- by sur Pastor. "Rev. J
C. McOrigOT?C6r. Sec., ' ,
JV|j>r A, ,M. Burns Host
? , v r
Last night "Mr. A M. Burn* ent
talne?! a,'party of g?fttj?men-.at "a 6:30
o'clock 4.turkty .dinner Th> JiVlnj
and rmptlo rooms u**re thrown cnsuit"
; ml UhTf* iTj i i l i ii'i i in mu__
nefj After, a full course dllMifr bridaf
v.'i?> played, at fowytabtaj, ?- ?
P * v'O?t
New Incort?bration
Mr 7, . T. f'eajhersteij had bad ltft
brnlnen* lucoryunii rd -tllr - \lc. >i*ln?
Ttje Featlferstcui Cj. "capitalized 'for
?44>ooo Fh? vi' atr- T. t:,
p.- B. fm<t= :Mrfr- Menita - fe'jiitMDit*
'Mr.'7 . T." rearKJMfltr.xrtn. mrnntrc the
btisine?* . .'' * '?
Notice To Woijians Glub
OH4.nc^t Monday. March 5th Mt'e
UUUU.S.J rrf the TT'rnerrsCtTrtf??iri-'Dz
h?W <rr-the e?rtt> r^iimis ftv -i-in>rtrm
o the business meeting. wl^lch will
5e 1'hllfuatly ?" 1 rtrpor^int the Rerff-r
Club VJO hav& an lrrtere*?nfic prnr
vrani. A full AJtcnilanctJ*. rctj-jesteS
Buck Jor^px with l\l$ hor** Hllwr
Buck in of Peril" at Palace
'TfiStrp. Saturday Marctl urn.
Farm Boys arid? Girls
^Senator Arthur:, Capper who has
just introduced a bill which furnishes
v. hat he calls a*practical prograih
for. ther'advfmcsment* art?iculture."
v. It asldr for Federal aid .to extend
..tlie* agricultural education' ofJ boys and
girls .on ^hefaTms. . ?
Roxboro Rotary Club
Sponsors' CliniqjH ere1
The' Rftiary. Clutar^i&d a;? special
-'guest last Thursday caning Dr. Stan-.,
?on; of Raleigh, -who- spoke',to \he
"club or.-Crippled . Children, ad- '
mgjjg v "is thoroughly: en.TT>yed7aiidjthe_
"cI'.ib unajiimpusiV: voted. hk- sponsor a
cjln:c ior crippled .'children tp be: he|d
? in- Rosbp'Vo! i*he. neces^atjj, -' amount
guarantee the' c'hnjc . rpr thrive
months: ivas- raised. and". Dr. Stanton
' ruci fKe inatter?. hts;.Vr=
tfetftion/ *Th.e -clinic \v(u 'be. under ithe
direction- and T&harge. of'--?the ?tate.
:.nd. if. the County. ? .'doe* not h dye
children enough, to: justify' lhe.: clisnc
diild'nen from Cas weli*:anri Granville
will* be vcared fori '' \* ; - ? " . f
^^h^'the J*pj3a*v. elyt been
i^re v il. ^las'^^nsured ? number, of
V-rapo6it'lons. all wortft<\ . brti we .'pi?
Uetc ih.s ?*.> lha h "-\ thin : Rot ary has
?don? far. Hoxbotp 3Ud ;he work will
,br pt 'UtitSfo ^bentft- n th? cstppJed
qhitdrc:r of-th^;CoirTit.y *' '4? .
Misjion^r-y Frcm Japan
Heard At r^rst Baptist
Sahd^y night the- First. Baptist
ehurch was- turned over to the Pre*
bvteriftnS. and-, the- services were ? Oon-'
duetcd by Rev"- ^lr. MrA!;?^ "a Re
turned' ansslonarv frojii Japan Mr.
McAlplne htt been on the foreign'
'field .in. Japan .for tQrty-three -vears.'
and is spending sortie-time In (its na
tive country. Eor forty-three years
he has Dtett laboring in Japan, ?nd
his teeture was Uiqj-0'iahly' enJoced l)y
the large Congregation which had
gathered tjJUear him.
Edgar Lcng M.E. Qhur=h
? Sunday Ochool at 9;4S W H. -Hatn
brick. Superintendents There I? to '
j;lass.for every "me. regardless of age.
?(.to ? to .Sjiuc^ \ .j?ch3(j; fffiii taka ,your
-family. - ? -
: $e?mop and Communion 11 ocU>i"k
Epwofih Leag'u" (5:46
JTWe'njessagf at 7:3(1 .will be especial-?
ly 'to >.?ung people-. - ' '
(j?W* "f8" rtTtrrrh next sundav -start
the new month right. * Vou will al*
ways- find n welcome here . .
-ftread of Heaven on thee 4 feed. '
For they flesfi Is.meat Indeed;
Ever majr thy soul be fed
With this true and' Hylpg "bread'
Wine af Heaven Thy bipod-supplies
This blest cup of :.irr|hfe
*n? tttv wounds njjr' lieallnq; yivosv y
To thy ?nil'. 1 lortk and hve. ' '
Thou jnj: Uft f> leV me be ?'
Rooted; grafted built on Thee -
? JoslaK C'onder.'
A. T" SI KER Paattp, -
b'i'fr Cilv Oelail?^
IJflVite Flashes* Tuesday
The %l!er C'lt? quint defeated- the
T>ixb-m 'TVhy* Finches-in.
played Ift? iii^ht,. the score
tn 1: The White FlOsfin
UuL-lutk.. Uiti. iod :'
'llaXjQifi Closmg. but-'thn visltlny teip,
Jvome.titne- Sufldtu.' Hight some srilt-?
H?n ?
town.
v.hle^.eontitned' kf
fet tit Si" ?-ere also takeri., Mo. trape,
has srt"far* been found of tlje robber.
Charity not only Wjins at hohe
P^9wS5l^pwl|BS8pSp*IB5Bil^^^^3
Shelby Hotel
- ' .
3urns Down;
3'Mves Lost
;Early Mornmg Hlaze In Oatzai
Hotel Takes Heavy Property
Toll And Three' Lives
H. H. KERR GAVE ttifS tJFE
Shelby was visited by iti most /?
astrous fire shortly alter six o'clock
Xhuintday, morning and at noop the
tollr oi, the filaze. was estimated. at
about S300.000 and three lives.
The dead artT: Mr. Henry . Knr..
hotel clerk, who Was" fatally burned ~ ?
while warning guests Mr H. H. Car- _
mlchael. oV Charlotte: who was burr
ed nearly "to a crisp: and Vf); i. H
Henderson. of Charlotte. drug sale*-'
man ^and one of- the most popula
travelins men in the ?state, .Dr. Hen
derson. like Mr. I^frr. was badly
bunted while warning guests on . his
floor. - ? -
1 >Iany Fire Fighters.
The blaze, thought to hive oris:
.nated In the linen room of tile hotel,
.^?eemcd-to, spring all oyer the secdi!?
"floor 'almost at onf*. the time the .
m--.> -iron vrnr. iioflrd uarlv ElM'i;? 'i,'
? tic's-bv 'resident:. heard -the^ screan:-.
f burning ~ people -from- hotel Wti.
?dbws The Shelby firemen were on
'he "elie la a"few mjnut'es but coiilcf
I'T l-lre- wilti' lh? spreading ftftTi'". ' .
and; nearby cities were called f*. help .
... -Gastonla. Ctierryville. Kings Mon'ri
:ain. Charlotte and other depart
-m/ntt answering.
Soon after- the firemen"reaehrt jtlte
Jcene reJcue~work starffff" Ptrp Fad-. ~
[)?>.<? were slimr against the sides of
?the build in?, while on the second floor
? guests made ladders of sheets. From '
various portions of the building k wests
rn'sde their eseape. : clad only In
I hi clothes. ? : ?
Eire I'uSfr ^Control ?
-irisi before pooh'?fBr> ijaiT. jdozoi
? file -departments, .had tUe blaze iuifrz
control? but Jwforc ttiqt time it had
Vutled-the second'>fld 'third" Hoor bf
the 'hotel. snufTcd out jHres $ves and .
sent numerous'injured tothr'b'psplta! .
'? and', peieate^faioims- ?. -? .
Business firms located on the first
fTnnr .nT llio hotel were partly il'finni?,--;!
? by water and ;yiwke. ?
porini the- resdue wtirlj Mr. Cft; t
"hitehael' was found burned to 'daaBi. ?
while trying to escape. " Hi? body val *
lowered to the ground on rppes and
he was either dead at lite time or 4?
vpnd. Jiope of saving, his clothes be- '
in? trarned frpm Itis body, which
charred black. ' ?
? Mr. iCerr. ..veteran hotel clerk, was
about Ihe building soon afterjj]
g\te*ts?:r
Fell nJ_jM?mt?^him knock at the-.r
rs and worn them to get <?lt. Ill
his last call?' to "those inside . his
clothes blazed up nnd. although^*1?. ""
.11" - was. with liim. It Is thought h?T
fpugbt his way to a rear window apg.
"climbed to the she? oyer the ^lvrte-X
kitchen, wtiere fircmc;i> fountT'hlnt -
carried tflrrr down" iv ladder and nr&i-r
ed him to UV?i_hpspitalr, Dr:" Hi-nder-%
?on waf t^llf^ut rrmeB In the rstw
marm'sr. bfjt rttfd while en" route to
the Hospital, perhaps of. suffocation, ? ,
Hcnor Roll 5th Month
. The following were on the honor
roll for <hn. fiyji month of the. Uox
boro- High, wchool:
7thr grkde??teida lOTiz, t^oncis
Clayton. Ann hradsher,/ Suzanne
?Wlnstead*
mn grade?VUmamt ?iil^h?n fit a
Monk. Helen Morton.. n^sslA Walker.
Ca<herhie Nicks. Mauric* Clayton.
Lester James. John Fletcher VtagstafT".
Mauiard reentry Louise WSods. '
9th"*grade ? Janle Allgood Janie
C'n rj?er. nen_pavi*. - Margaret. Hester,'
rrK'rf- ;-- ft-jrt/m. Dftacle (Jaklev. Louise "
i'uUlam. lifgHte.'-'SwtfB, Rachel.."Mepl-,
ene DarJtfiV '(Tiorninon S?tTOl TOrtt*. <
iiel'ma Ui'xn.
10th srade-?-Avay Jones. Elizabeth
JLoy. F !i?b#lh' Rogers Mam)?^ J ove.
Barnet te. su* Hester JCatherln? Win
Slnad iFrafjels Allen- BeTt? Andrews.!.
Mar? Oakley. JJerntce Rnift. Allcr:."
StaKflelrt. . 7 ^
?-a- >.??1. CmMHr. Loyit '
r -J S-.-MJwol? n* (fJtiriiam County v.
yuntitw .M, acrea of red ' Ctorer
j:-D.'Pope 6 to alfaUii.
- .il*ara baaMlns th*r
he keeps lift worflr *
TWiT~W*-w-mie-?~ ?rgtimwa. ,
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