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MONDAY, APRII1& 1921. THE GASTONIA, N. C). DAILY GAZETTE ffttyAGEJFlVE SHIRTS REAL SttUNG LIKE SHIRTS Cheerful patterns, cool materials the- sort of shirts that will look good when a man takes his coat off the sort that will stdn'd the round of washing and wearing for a good long while, Percales, Fibre and Silk Prices to Suit Everybody $1.50 to $7.50 KIRBY-WARREN CO., The Home of Good Clothes DEATHS FRED W. DUNN. In a hospital at Albuquerque, New Mexico, Friday morning, April 15, Fred Dunn saiil good-bye to friends ou earth ami crossed "the narrow strip of sea" to meet other friends over there, waiting to welcome him to the new home, where lie could rest after the many weary months of suffering. Fred was a victim of the dread disease, tuberculosis, contracted while in training camp at Fort Caswell, with the Fifth (oast Artillery. For this reason, he lid not go overseas, but was seut to Asheville for hospital care. Here he grew grad ually worsy, and decided to go to New Mexico, with a hope for restoration. During the first months he did grow bet ter, until he was exposed and developed influenza, from which he never recov ered. Fred was a splendid young man, ia faith a Presbyterian. Surviving rela tives in the immediate family are his wife, who was Miss Jessie Piekler, of Charlotte, two small children, Dorothy and Fred, his father, Mr. J. Kd Dunn, and one sister, MLs Kathleen Dunn, of Mt. Ilollv. WITH THE WOMEN IN CITY AND COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS: FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for tho position of member of the Hoard of Commissioners of (iastonia (iraded School District, subject to the action of tho voters in the approaching primary.' I respectfully solicit the support of the voters of (Ju.-donia. ! .J AS. W. Kl'KV. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the position of member of the Hoard, of Commissioners of (iastonia (iraded1 Nchool District, subject to the action of -tho votem in tin' approaching primary. I respectfully solicit the support of the voterj of (iastonia. I. If. CANTT. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. I hereby nuuouu.'c mcself a candidate tor the position of member of the Hoard of Commissioners of liaston'a (iraded School District, .siibjei' to the action of the voters in the approaching primary. I respectfully .solicit the rUpport of the voters of (iastonia. C. MAHVIN HOVD. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. ' 1 hereby a iiln'iince myself a candidate for the position of member of the Hoard of ( 'ommissioiiers of (iastonia t iraded School Distriit, Mibject to the action of tile voters at the -ipproaching primary. I respectfully solicit the support of the voters of (lastcnia. M liS. V. :. I.O.Xli. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. 1 hereby announce my. elf a candidate for the position of member of the Hoard of Commi.siS 'iiers of tiast uii.i (iraded School District, subject to the action of the voters in the approaching primary. 1 respectfully solicit the support of the '(iters of Gastonia. mi:s. II. n. MooiiK. Of Real Interest Concerning The Old Lincoln County Court House. Lincoln County News. There is something under way here in I.iiicolnton at this time there is an undercurrent of real interest and it is all about a quart of liquor. It has been handed down from mouth to mouth that in the year IS.Vi, the year the old court house was built, a quart of brandy was placed in the northeast corner of this old landmark. Many are speculat ing on whether it has not evaporated be fore now; and as to how long it would keep. Perhaps this will be cleared up when the old buildir. is torn down, which it is to be very soon, and great ciowils will perhaps be in town from the east, west, south and north to keep a weather eve for a bottle or jug of wet goods. If it was really placed there ill the years gone by it will be found by some one, and the question has been raised as to who will get it; who can lawfully take chaige of and drink, or dispose of this liquor A court of in vest igalinn may leu to sit since prohi bition has invaded the nation since the I M ze was stored I icra Mho does it belong to? And will it cause a smile when found .' Another incident in connection with the I.iiicolnton court house as related by Mr. (ieorge Wiser "that when lie was a small boy he saw a man who was feeling his oats on horse back dri' his horse up the step- of the court house and pause in the aisle in the center of the court room while con'! was in session, tin- room being filled with people, veil and ride down the step-i nn the other side. The man was arrester! and honv'ly fine. I for eonteiiitd of court ,rnd friends aide, him in paying the fino, and he wa released. ZTeats of Interest ia the Social life of Gattonia and Gaston Facta and Fancies for The Gaxette'a Feminine Friends. Mrs. Zoe Kincaid Brockmaa Editor Phone 747 WHICH, Suppose upon thy right hand stretched n road. Shaded by trees and very fair to see, Hordered with flowers, and very verdant sod. And one should fay, "I givo the choice to thee. "Hot wren this road, which thou must tread alone. And this, which lL'th here upon thy left, Narrow and cheerless, rough with many n stone, Arid and waiie of trees and flowers bereft 'Yet, listen! If the latter choice be thine Love's sidf shall walk beside thee all the way Would! thou accpt that fellowship di vine, Or choose the easier pathf Beloved say ! --New York Herald. LORAY TEXTILE CLUB ENTERTAINS LADIES. Thursday evening of last week the Lo-r.-iy Textile Club were hosts to the ladies of the village at an enjoyable social meeting lit Id at Itradlev Hall. Informal talks were made by Messrs. D. F. Short, C. .1. Hlm-k, and V. P. Cargill, and re f reslinients were served by the Scouts and the I.ogawana Camp Fire girls. ROSS WILL IS HELD - VALID BY JURY v V FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. 1 hereby announce mv-elf a candidate for the pi.sition of member of th H nrd of ( 'oinmissiouers of (iastonia tirade.! School lbstriit. subject to the action of the voters ill the approaching primary. I hereby solicit the support of the voters. ,i will r t : w a if k. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the position of school commissioner from Ward I, subject to the action of the voters in the approaching primary. I respectfully solicit the Blip) ort of the voters of Cnstonin . C. .1 . IH'SS. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myvlf a candidate for reelection to the position of school commissioner from Ward in the ap proai hing election and respectfully solic it the support of the voters of (iastonia. K. .1. HANK IN. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for school commissioner from Ward o, subject to the action of of the municipal primary, and n-peel fully solicit the sup port of the voters of (iastonia. I.. N. (.I.KN.V D. A. R. DISCUSSES SAFEGUARDS AGAINST EXTREME RADICALISM WASHINGTON, April Is. National safeguards against extreme radicalism, Americaiii.at ion and related issues form t i ll the leading topic of discussion on the ' program . for the thirtieth continental congress of the Daughters of the Ameri can K. v.ilut inn convening here today to remain in session throughout 'be week. Hun. Ire. Is of delegates were on hand to hear the address of greeting of Mrs. (ieorge A. Minor, pres. dent general, in foimally o ening the congress. Kollon ing a day of business sessions devoted largely to hearing reports from the standing lonimittees of the society, the program for tonight's session, for which President Harding, the cabinet and members of the diplomatic corps were among thei nvitcl guests, included ad dresses by Sir Auckland (ieddes. tin British ambassador, and J. .1. .1 usseraiid. ti e From b am' asyador. FOR COUNCILMAN: I hereby ,'innonnce myself a candidate: for election to the position of city coun cilman in the approaching election and respectfully solicit the support of thr voters of (iastonia . H. If. PAKKKR. CEMETERIES WELL KEPT. The improved appearance of the city cemeteries has been so widely commented ; upon by the women of the city that it: seems only fair that a public word of! praise and appreciation be accorded the cemetery keeper, Mr. Hen W. Craig. The well kept walks, trim shrubs, and care fully tended burial riots attest to the, time, effort, ami painstaking attention i given by Mr. Craig to his work, ami the! Women are deeply appreciative. IT WAS EVER THUS. Two friends met at the library, one a (iastonia woman, the other a suburbanite.' A prolonged conversation ensued, rffu sive on one side, monosyllabic on the other, finally the effuse one said, " Now do come out to see me, come out and j spend the day. You know we never get through talking when wo meet for a few minutes like this." j Her friend watched ler through the' door ami then said won'i'y, "She n eatis be never gets through. As for me, I never get started. ' ' i WEST END PHILATHEAS HAVE RECEPTION. Friday evening at the I.oray com-I munitv hoiisy , he Philathca class of the West Knd Methodist church held a birth day reception. The rooms were very at tractivclv arranged with pink roses, growing plants, and soring flowers.' About lot) guests were present, each of whom brought as an adaiission fee a penny for each year of his age. Short i talks were made by Messrs. .lames Niins., D. F. Short, and Uev. W. M. Knbbins .'. Piano selections were enjoyed and re freshinents of fruit punch and wafers' v.eie served by th" H'uebirds and the I.ogawana Camp Fire girls. The pro coeds amounted to flfi. MONROE. April 16. At a quarter past 12 today the jury in the Ross will ease called for the judge and returned a verdict for the propoundcrs on every issue. The jury was out only 4.j minutes. Attorneys for the caveators immediately made a motion to net the verdict aside, which was denied, mid they gave notice of uppenl. Thus ends the hearing which cnamit'Ticcd at noon on Tuesday, March .11, auoT occupied fifteen (lays' time. Hy the terms of the will of th,. late Maggie Ross, which a Pnion county jury savs should not be set aside, the residue of a large estate goes to three negroes. Th,. estate consists of l,."ilill acres of fanning lands and about 4-:;.".ooo in money, several thousand dollars of which is gold coin found about the premise after -Maggie Ross' death last summer. Specific bequests in the will are as l'o! lows : Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte, . I , ("Hi; Piedmont Industrial school, Char lotte, I.."i0ll; Murium Springs Orphan age, .nuii; Western North Caiol.na ('(inference, M. K. church, for home mis sinus, 1.UIMI; North Carolina Synod. Presbyterian church, for home mis-ems, iri,IHK: Bonds drove Methodist cliur. h. near Waxliaw, .flop; Marvin Methodist church, fluid ; Hanks Presbyterian church. tl.liOP and 1 s a tras! food for maintenance of cenieteiy. Hanks church also gets the house and time acre lot at Marvin for a manse. K A. Hudson, tl.miP ; ft. A . II udson, .1 1 .. I , (Kill; Mn. li. A. Hudson. .-1(111; H.UT.v lined, ifoUU; Dr. W. I I. Nisbet, ( hai lotte, 1,0011; Will Oarrisoii. Mo, Mag gie Moore, Mis. Hail nil Taylor and Margaret Jackson Crane, ."iiin ea. h ; In.. Ynrhorough buys, tenants ,,a' the pln-o. 100 each; Mrs. P.- ie I'oiI.ps. 'i.o and small heipiosls, totalling l.ou to sundry negro tenant,- on the b'..-s faiin- The remainder of t he estate, real and personal, goes ),, Mitti,. I'.ei'e 1 lu.i-' nn. Robert H. If is,, hi r father, and PP.:. ... . Tinker Houston, her .laughter. The old home place of sou a, iis is ., vi..l t . Roh Kpss and Mittie l:.'!, 1 1 , jointly ami at their deaths in ' a. :,, Tucker Houston, and the other Ian. I and property either .lev is; , to th in or i.. vision made for its N.ile and the pr.ee, d to be paid thein. LOCAL ADVISORY BOP OF SALVATION ARMY IS ORGANIZED HERE A number of representative i.-iiii.-, ol the city have orgain.i d a om in an it v ad visory board of the Salvation A tin v. Through this board the Salvation Army offers its institution-, n.s facilities, its forty years' experieine in th,. s.la'cin nt the more agnravitU'd s'niai welfare prob .eini t all thf people of this ritv a. id county. Mr. W. S. Hiuce lias lieen a. no. I president of the bund; Mr. . T. I..v,, vice pri sident, and .Mr. Iv. I.. Caldwell. i secretary ami treasurer, (It her uiembeis of the board are P. W. (iarland. Pr. I . A. (iurt isou, W. 1!. Morris, K. i . I 'at l i. k, K. .1. Rankin. P. A. Mate, II. A. Query, (leu. W. Smith, .1. . Atkins, Iv. li.. ( 'berry, John ( i. i ai,. enter. Tin Sia hilt ion Aiuiv plans t , e.un i1 rescii,. and relief w irk, a- well as n il H ions activities into every community in the country. f all welfare orgain.i tions in exist e. it i, piol.a!.1,- that there is no hand of individuals who r .. SO eo 1 1 -.1 -i I a t . I themselus the i ' . I . - workers of the Salvation Ann;.. Tien creed is 'A man may be d ovn bo' he never out, " and the relict' work th, v .! . . demonstrates their devotion to tie- work of saving soul- through the pia.tii .! mctlind of mill .s'ering to bodiii on forts. SOCIETY PERSONALS FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the position of school commissioner from Waid li, in the ap proaching election and respectfully solic it the support of the voter- of (iastonia. a. ii vi;ks. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. I hereby anounce myself a candidate for reelection to tile posit. on of school commissioner from "Ward 7. in the ap preaching municipal election and respect fully solicit th1 support of the voters of (iastonia. K. C. PATRICK. FOR COUNCILMAN: I hereby, announce myself a candidate for election to the position of city coun cilman in the approaching election and respectfully solicit the support of the voters of (iaMonia . (i. li. SPKNCKR. FOR COUNCILMAN: I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the position of city conn cilman in the appFNi -hiug election and respectfully solicit the support of the voters of (iastonia. A2L"pl() FO W. FRANK I.ON'li. UNCILMAN. I hereby announce myself a candidate tor the position of niejuber of the city council, subject to the action of th voters in the approaching primary. I rmpect fully solicit the support of the vtters of (Jatonia. D.- A. HARRISON. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the isisitioii of iCliorib commissioner from Ward ."!. subject to the action of : the voters in the approaching primary. I resiectf nily t-olicit the support of the, voters of Gastonia. v - . j. M. GILLIAM. i FOR COUNCILMAN. I hereby announce myself a candidate for member of the city council, subject to the action of the municipal primary and respectfully solicit the support of the voters of (iastonia. W. I.. WALTERS. FOR COUNCILMAN. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the position of city councilman in the approaching municipal election and respectfully solicit the sup port of the voters of (iastonia. R. (i. CHi'Mv-RY. FOR COUNCILMAN: I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the position of city roum-iliyan in the approaching election and respectfully solicit the support of the voters of (iastonia. W. D. ANDERSON . ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself for a posi tion in the city council of Gastonia, sub jut to the action of the municipal pri mary. D. M. JONES. Miss F.ulu Cochran returned t her home in Shelbv Sun, lav afternoon, aftet a visit of several days to friends in the city. Ir. and Mm. H. Otis Liiieberger lit t this morning for Raleigh .after spending the week end in the city as the guests of ' Dr. I.ineberger 's sister. Mrs. Helvin Thompson, at her home on West Airline avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Liiieberger only recently returned from .., wedding trip to ieveral Norther. i cities. HOUSE WILL TAKE UP IMMIGRATION BILL V Oft" TABLETS - iRy mmy! ft a j. H. .Kennedy ft Co. WASHINGTON, April is. With the Colombian treaty debate still occupying the senate, the house was prepared today to take up the immigration restriction bill as its priacipel business for the sec on,l week of the extra congress. The immigration committee was ready to r" port the bill, which leaders plan to put , through before the i nnclnsioii of the week, in the same form as vetoed by President Wilson. The emergency tariff bill, passed by the house last week, began its course ill the senate today with the opening of lim , ited hearings before the finance commit-, tee on certain provisions of the bill's American valuation section. Chairman Penrose stated that the measure prolmhly' would not be reported out before late in the week, although it is hoped to press it to filial action before the cud of next week. This program may involve dis placement of the Knox peace resolution, which the foreign relations committee will take up Wednesday with dans for an immediate report. Debate on the resolution is scheduled to follow iliaposal of the Colombian treaty, which under agreement comes to a vote Wednesday. With the house planning to take up the army and navy budgets after dispos ing of the immigration bill. Secretary Weeks was preparal to transmit to the appropriations ciyumittee today esti mate for an army of 17.VtO. ' drink -(SEP Sri ttrst came Ward's Orange-Crush. Later came Lemon-Crush and Lime-Crush. All three ire carbonated drinks of supreme quality and fruity deliciousness. Enjoy one today. In bottles or at fountains Bottled by ORANGE CRUSH BOT TLING CO. 411 W. Third Ave. MIDDY 0T2AU 31 US ;u(fl; for Ladies', Misses' and Children. We have on display a varied line of Middy Suits from the cheapest grade of cotton to the most expensive All Silk Satin numbers. The colors consist of all the staple colors as Rose, Copen, Navy, White, as well as the high shades of Honey Dew, Jade Green, Tomato Red. It will give us great pleasure to show you. $5.00 MIDDY SUITS, $3.50 . wi ll si lei ted l nge , l' i ,,,o in I.'-- . I ip. n. Tun. Creeo. l..ii n,, i , hn.. enl.!,iu :n,. Ion. led , I .. $10 MIDDY SUITS, $0.95 TIii-m- are made ot n v. ry tin, I. im -.I,. , I .'.mt in;;, all the high sb.i.l,- i , i i . .. nt. . i ;, , x.,. ,,, ,, n1 ,i pic Itluei. I 'ink-,. Tun, ,1. $7.50 MIDDY SUITS, $4.98 ccli m ole I. nr., i ml. I, m I'.louse, plaited Skirts in all the -.tuple colors, as well as many of the poplll.: i high i hades . $16.95 MIDDY SUITS $12.50 .u eJrn line Ci.ttim Sat in Middy .Suit, looks like Silk. nun", in all the bi;li shades of Jade, . in ii. Iloni'v I i w, the nines, Etc., and the tailor ing is ier t ,'i t . All Silk Sport Middy Suits $19.95 and $22.50 Tlice are beautiful numbers in the high sport shades in combi nation with white. Skirts are plaited and the materials are the very best heavy all Silk wash Satin. 30 RETAIL STORES MATTHEWS-BELK CO. SELL IT FOR LESS 30 RETAIL STORES m I H'lktMJ'nWV MIWiBUH CsSa Orange Guarding Against the Fly Menace Now is the time to screen your windows and doors against flies and their attendant dan gers. More people are diseased and poisoned by Hies than any other vei min. Not only swat the lly, but bar him from your home. We are well prepared for all spring needs, including chicken wire and fencing of all kinds. See our Window for Saturday Specials Every Saturdy Standard Hardware Company Store Phone S52 Office Phone 853 J
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