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THE GASTON I A, (N. C). DAILY GAZETTE
FRIDAY; JANUARY 27, 1 922.
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ONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY
SRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, U. S. A.
GAINED 85,000 COMMUNICANTS
(By The A.sho later! I'rem.)
S PES MOIXK8, 1A.. Jan. 2H. An
fv-tte reuse of more than S.'i.OitO eomniuni
SfiUHts of the I'resbrteriun i'hnreh of the
:l"iiited State of Amerira during 1921
! MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN
AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY
WASHINGTON, .inn. 2i. - The Vu
ted bt.'iti'x is iipproiirhin; :i .'.inl if im. l'
iidverac foml l.iiliiiicf unci must d. !!
j whether to retain ;i proper ratio tx't u .v 11
, iifjrieultijre ami industry or permit tlir
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was announecd here hy Dr. Lewis iny-' latter, to take a dominant lia.l at Hi
- jnour Mndfie, of I'hila.lelphin, Penn.. ; , n.jjturo of the former, lr. P. i. i!aU,
tated elexk of tin- hur.-h. Dr. Madge; director of s. ientilie work of the Ih-rart
wa in 1' Moines niaktiiK erraiigi'iiK-Hts ' .,,, (,f AuriruH inc. declared in an a . I
for the ounual general osnenildy of tlic:tr,.M today In fore the national nyri'ul
denomination to he held here beginning! tural conference.
May 18 and eoiitinnir for tm day. "Ti,,. critical period in which a Ir
Dr. Madge announced that the nuinVri termination must In- made is , at
of eommunieanti of tin- eliiirch now ex-, hand,'- lie detlniv.il adding that tlm Mtu
feed 1.700.000. Thin, he announced, it. uum r,.,,ir(..s complete re nrnanial em
gain of more than S.j.OOiI over last ' 0f the national life, nine.- the prol.i. m u;
year. The elmn h alxo has more thnnl, increasing the food Mipp! for an i:. !-
400,000 Sunday Kchoot metnliers. , j,,,, population must concern nerv in. I a--
Contributions during last year. Dr. try.
Mudffe aaiiL exceeded 47,0u0,0fl of!
which more than $l.2U(i,Ol0 wan neiit .- x
for foreign nii.swons, if. 1,701. 000 for ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Home Missions and mora than l.OOO.Ooo ; .
for education.
Tb I'roHbjTian ('lunch has
uilnifitoni of the Oospi'l.
Tho General A twin My is tlie tint iotin.1
legiidative boly of the church coiiijioseil
of both inini.stem nl laymen, ndminis
tering affair of th denomination
through 46 pyuofi, corresponding ai'- tlu
jiroxiniately to atates, and 0 pre.tbyti-r
C:vS t'ATHER JOINS
I'l M IN HIS FIGHT.
HAMILTON. Cm., Jan. 26. The
I;sv. W. Di-M'icV, n?nro minister, of
Wa'shlng'-or, D. C, today joined his son
l-imt'.u. ai-i will aid bim tn his fight
ajainyt t''fo;tition to Nor!:naf N. C,
io i.:cc a c:: of inciiicg to riot.
Vht ildcr ne;;:o counselled his son a--t.i
hiljiv; h..pe, and intimated that
he vuul'i (o !o Ottawa to plead the
younger UuMock's caze with Dominion
j'.ovei n pier I c.licials.
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' The imdersigued having (iia!ified as
( administrator of the estate of . T.
Jlawkins. ileceased, lato ot (jaston
ounty, Xortli Carolina, this is to noti
fy all persons having rbim against
said estate to file them, properly certi
fied, with the undersigned on or before
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ies, corresponding to rongreisional dis
tricts.
In an offieiI statement concerning the
church, by Dr., Mudge in the recently is
sued Prebyterin llnndl0bk, it i r--orded:
"Tlio Pre9b3-terian Church
fitanda, as it bait stood during its entire
lilstory, for the unconditional sovereign
ty of God, for tho Bible as the only in
fallible ride of faith and life, for sim
plicity of worship, representative gov
ernment, a hijih standard of Christian
living, liberty of conscience, popular
education, missionary activity, and true
Christian catholieitv."
23rd flay of December, 1922,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar o.v
their recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immediate'
payment.
This 22nd dnv of Deember. 1!21.
C. J. HLACK. !
Administrator. J
B. L. Sigmon. Atty. F-J27ctiw.
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t n 1 r di'i d being regis-!
!i;'" oft ice ot j
e deeds, etc . , for j
sv'.l mortgage deed 1
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i-:-igll!lle!it 1 . ,1'llv rc.'is-
ii'.i. pane office of
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a mad" ii' the. p: nielit
' ri-in .1 assignee "ill oil '
I-'cbruaty 20, 1922
a. on, sell to the highest
:!Hftioii for cash, at the
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loor in (las'onia, tl
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GEORGIANS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH LYNCHINGS
(By The Associated Fres.)
ATHEXS, GA., Jan. 2b. Jim Doo
ley, Hamp Dooley, Herbert Thomas and
Cal Hawkei, all white, were arrested by
Hicriff Maieys, of Oconee county, lute
last night in connection with the alleged
lynching and illegal killings which have
been staged iiithat county of late, and
following indictments made by the grand
jury yesterday in session in Watkins
ville, Oconee county.
The two I'ooleya and Thomas have
been placed m the Clarke county jail iu
Watkinsville. The time of a hearing for
the meu has not Is en act.
(Since early in December. Jit ate and
Federal authorities have conducted an in
vestigation in tan Oconee county killings
and it was authoritatively slated this
morning that yet other indictments ami
arrests will lie made soon in connection
with the recent killing of the three ne
groes, Aaron Birdsong, West Hale and
George Lowe last December.
SOLDIER BONUS WOULD
MEAN MORE TAXES
WASHIXGTOX, Jan. 2(1. Taxes on
necessities to raise fun. Is for. the soldier
bonus is considered inadvisable by fcs'rre
tary Mellon, it was indicated today at
the Treasury. The Secretary in a let
ter recently sent to Chairman Fordncy,
of the House Ways and Means Commit
tee, reiteraed Ins oppnsitioa to a bonus
but ttated that if it was decided upon
it RbouWlie provided through additional
taxes.
The Treasury, it T.as explained today,
will not until requested M-nd specific rec
ommendations a to sources of revenue to
Congress but the lic'ief was expressed
-that any additional taxes up-m such
"TPieeessitics. as tea. coffee, ur iigar would
be praeticnl.
Vnme attention' to passible furUur,
taxation UKin tobacco may lie given, it
was indicated, although the Treasury
was understood to believe that this com
modity comes almost v.ithin the necessi
ty tlastdfk'jition.
FIFTEEN MILLION PERSONS
WILL STARVE IN RUSSIA.
GEXEVA, Jan. 26. Nineteen mil
lion Mrsnns are suffering intensely for
waat of food in Russia, and l.'i.OtitlMMj
till certainly die unless succored. Dr.
8. Nausea told the Iaugc of Nations'
iuternstional committee on relief in Kim
Ma today. Ir. Xansra sail he was dis-
Kitisfud with the way iu which the Ktis
i.-ia governmeut ha.l acted tinder the J
ngreemeiit signed on August 27. the
traniortation situation esvially leav ing
inn. h tob e desired.
In giving tle new iletails of the situ
ation in Kussia, he declared the total
)opulntiou affected rag 33,000.0(10, and
it was now too late to nave all, even if
the workers ere-ab!c to use the rail
road lines at full capacity. As a matter
of fact it would only le possible to
more sufficient grain between now and
the harvest to are 6,000,000 or 7,000,
IhmJ persons. , -
The Best Tonic
FEELING run down and
out of tune these days?
Eat our Bread plenty of
it, morning, noon and
night. It will build up
your whole system and
make the good red blood
circulate.
It's light and flaky and
easily digested and will
add relish to your whole
meal.
Only the finest top-notch
materials go into
BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
That's why it's Best for
you and Best for your
Pocketbook.
1 lb. Butter-Nut, Now.. ioc
1 1-2 lb. Carolina Maid, Pullman,
now i5c
2 Its. Miller's Crispy Top,
now 20c
Carolina Baking
Company
Phone 63.
ton co.
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Ii"g .11. U ; !
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coi i'. r i rails
a s'one . a 1'ri
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PROFESSIONAL C.Z&3.
DR. CHAS. O. DeLANEY
Anilo'.i.i.'es to.
in the i'aga
Limiied to (u
opening of his office
I Uuihlin. l'r;iotice
ill "-Tr'.na' v Diseases.
DR. J. C. SMALL
CHIROPRACTOR
407-408 First Nat. Eank Building
Phones 535 and 845-J
ConBultation Free To All.
G. B. POWELL
OSTEOPATH
202 Realty Building
Office Phone 161
Residence Phone 601
W. W. GALLOWAY
AUDITOR
Public Accountant, Bask E-.nm-i-nPT
and Office Systomatizer
f-j Ch.-.rio;e acd Atlanta Offices
Residence GAST0NIA, N. C.
g P. 0. Box 358
JOHN E. ECK
Public Accountant
Am.ite, Systerui, Coat Findinp
203 First National Bank
ruones:
OiBce 627 ' Kcsidence 646-L
Tsilorint cpenin at th Ycvat Mea's
Shop Thursday, Friday aad Satnrday. .
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Army Salvage Co.
119 E. Main Ave.
t Saunders Pressing Club
All kind3 of Army Goods"
Cheap. Rain Coats Spe
cial. ,
CHAS. C. WILSON
F. A. A
Architect
Member Aai. fcoc. C. E.
Horns Office
804-5-6-7 Palmetto Building:
..Columbia. S. C.
Branch Offices
20S First National Bank Bid
Gustonia, N. C.
ErR"st Coata, Mgr.
10S Davis Building, WUson, N. C.
G. R. Berryman, Mgr.
Register and Vote!
If you are interested in helping those who can
not help themselves, if you want to make your coun
ty and town safer and healthier, register and vote
for the Tubercular Hospital.
Books close February 4th.
REGISTER TODAY.
D. M. Jones & Co.
J. Y. MILLER
Onion Sets, White Fish. Just received
fine lot of Peach and Damson Preserves.
Phone 154
THE Dawning of
hope and SUCCESS
u.u L-'iVs-' Money is success! And the
how.- .:id success will come with the firm
:r.tio:: to save!
ino.il v m eel success eanv in me. nave
, :.'! el ilir hope for future happiness that is right-i-v'ily
uin you. And save with that end in view.
Lei oV:- Savings Department serve you and let us
c::'.c!!d to your use every facility we have to offer.
"Our Service Makes Friends" . . j'; '
Anaxional Bank
NOTICE : Register sure before Saturday, Februa
ary 4th, to vote for Gaston County T. B. Hospital on
February 8, 1922.
Wade S. Buice, Kiwanian.
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rsjwsisswiwii.isaMsstri
3 s f t" una BB:r.?& ar.'.iMAia
B m at r au(f tu. 4 'k af 3 IL d -t-rr
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings
GASTON LOAN & TRUST CO.
"Where Your Savings Are Safe.'
Rubbers A e
Great "Savers"
That is all Rubbers are for to "save." They save
shoes; they save health. There is no use taking a chance
with either shoes or health.
Get over the idea that they are "too much bother."
They are lots less bother than a full grown cold will be.
Wearing rubbers is simply a question of being sensi
ble. No month in all the year is more dangerous to health
than uncertain January, with its mixture of every kind
of weather and even bad under foot when the skies are
clear.
Why take a chance on the Weather Man?
We have Overshoes for :
MEN -WOMEN CHILDREN-
MODERATE ACCOUNTS WELCOME.
Any small but sound and progressive business, or
any beginner in business will find a.welcome here, and
that we will do all in our power to render just the
banking srvice that the business needs to enable it to
make the most of the opportunities in its field and per
haps to develop into a larger one.
The First National Bank
GASTONIA, N. C.
"The Bank of Dependable Servic."
NOTICE : Register sure before Saturday, Februa
ary 4th, to vote for Gaston County T. B. Hospital on
February 8, 1922.
R. N. Aycock, Kiwanian.
S. N. Boyce, Kiwanian.
Robinson Shoe
Company
ran
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Just received a fresh shipment of
mules. Sale or exchange on reasonable
terms. Invite your, inspection; if you
don't find my prices attractive I shall not
expect your business. Can use your good
paper and offer every accommodation
consistent with good business, ,
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A. A. Farrar
Mountain Island, N. C.
"In Business Thirty Years."
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