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THE GASTONIA (N. C.) DAILY GAZETTE
MONDAY, JULY 31. 1S22
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CERTIFICATE of dissolution.
i State of North Caroliua, Department
ef'Bute.
To .All to Wnom Those Present May
Come Greeting:
; Waefeaa, It appears to B'.v satisfae
tioa, by duly authenticated record of
the proceeding for the voluntary disso
lution thereof by the unanimous ensont
of all the stockholders, deposited in my
office, that the Messenger Publishing
Company, a corporation of this State,
It hose principal office is situated at
Jfa. .. West Main Avenue, in the city
f Oastonia, County of Oaston, State of
North Carolina (W. L. Walters being
the agent therein and in charge thereof.
upon whom process may 1e served),
lias complied with the requirements of
Chanter 22. Consolidated Htatiite. en
titled "Corporations,' preliminary to
the issuing of this Certificate of iJisso-
lutioa:
' ttam -Tlipfeforp. T J. BrVftn Grime
fceeretary of State of the State of
North Carolina, do hereby certify That
the aaid corporation did, on. the 2t)th
day of July, lit'JL', file in my onu-e a
duly executed and attested record in
irnting to the dissolution or siiwl cor
poration, executed by all the stockhnld-
rs taereor, whicn saia consent ana me
record of the proceedings aforesaid are
bow on file in my said of nee as pro
tided by law.
, , la Testimony Whereof, I have hereto
let my haad and affixed my official
teal at Raleigh, this 20th day, of July,
A D 1922
J. BRTAX CRIMKR,
(Seat) , Secretary of State.
, Filed and recorded in lleeord of In
corporations No. 4 nt page 81, this the
21a day of July. 1922.
S. C HENDRICKS,
M-A14c4 Clerk Superior Court.
ADMINISTBATOD'S notice.
Having qualified aa administrator of
the estate of C. L. Richey, deceased, late
of Qastoa county, North Carolina, this ia
to - aotify all persona having claims
against the estate of aaid decedent to
present the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned on or before
July 1, 1923
or tbis notice will be pleaded ia bar of
any recovery thereon. All persons who
are Indebted to aaid estate will please
, make prompt settlement with the under
aigaed. This 2Gth day of Jane, 1922.
J. T. ADAIR.
' " Admr. ot C. L, Richey deceased,
MJul-31e6.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator ol
Slra. Margaret J. Cloninger, deceased,
late of Gaston county, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent to
present the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned administrator on or beforo
July 10, 1923
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery thereon. All persons who are
indebted to said estate will please make
prompt settlement with the undersigned.
' This 10th day of Julv, 1922.
CLARENCE O. CLONINGER, Admr.
M A14cG. Dallas. N. V.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator of
the estate of the late L. A. Guin, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent to
present the same duly itemized and
verified to me on or before the
,t Ut 4ay of July, 1923, "
ot thjtf noties -WiH'be pleaded in bar
of any reeoyeryj thereon .
All f5eros indebted to said estate
are requested, to make prompt payment
to e.
This July 24th, 1922.
W. T. LOVE,
M-ASScG Administrator.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
North Carolina. Gaston Coun'.y, la
the Superior Court.
,. Sadie Heffner vs. Wilbur Heffner.
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has ,been Commenced in the Superior
Ceurt of Gaston County for an absolute
divorce; and the said defendant will
further take notice that he is required
to appear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Gaston County on
the 24th day of August, 1922, and an
swer or demur to the complaint, a copy
of Which will be Sled within the time
prescribed by law; and let bim take
notk-a that if be fail to answer or
demur to said complaint at said time
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
t of the relief demanded in the com
plaint. Tbia 221 dsv of Julv. 1922.
8. C. HENDRICKS,
U A14t ' Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE.
There are over 600 persons
who have not made" their tax
returns, and aa the time limit
has expired July 1st, it
is necessary that all wno have
not made their returns, must
do so at once, as the penalty
for not returning tax valuation
is a double tax. This is the
ltKt notice that will be given.
V. G. GRIER,
City Tax Collector.
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the College .' dining hall at fifty cents
each. With the reduced raliroad fnTes
offered and the colhye easily accessible
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aireauy eongiaersuiy aneau oi any pre-jtne Btate an opportunUv is offered for
nous year, indications point to a J the farnifr to tak( Li, fam;y on an
large attendance at the twentieth annual , ouiing 1hat ls entrrtaiiilnrf, icstrue
sesmon of the North Carolina t annen' xve an(j economical." -
and Farm Wouiens' Convention when it! , . .."' r. . ".. ...
at State , College Tetsv. : " ' V
Mend, them at Jialeigli. Addreinca
by some of the formost aerictilturat
coHveues
August 1 for a three day
tinuing hrough Thursday, August .'.
It ia .probable," says W. W. Shny,
the secretary, "that all of the College
dormitories, Avilt le filled Family par.
tia and ,la. lies nre being ssigiie l first
to the recently eompleted Fifth and
Sixth dormitories, the )9ll Dormltorie
and Watauga Uall, witii the four hiiu. II
er dorm:toriis reserved fer gentletnen.
South Dormitory, now undergoing re
pairs, will-hardly lie-ready for use in
time for the convention.''
The college makes 'no c-harge for
the use of the dormitories,., but those
who room on the .rumpus will be ex
pected to famish their own bed linen
and towels. MeaJn will be wired in
leaders in the, country, dear ei!t pre
sentations ff farts vital to every in
terest of' the fanner . and ' each, mem,
Iter of his faiailr, dmotistratiuus in
many 'liMnthes , of r.grL'iiltiire, incUid
ing'the cotton dusrins method for
curtailing tiie ravages of the boll wee
vil, and the f whoieHoiue nmuwinfts
which are given as a part of the regu
lar program will furniih n variety of
etitcruinim nt.
GIRL D1HEGTED LOADiXG
OF CJ1HG0 OF EOOZE
Trial Of Mr. Sterena Rereala
How Boat Load Of . Liquor
'Was Taken From Bermuda
To New York.
. It's the persistent advertiser that
wins'. Keep your ad in The Gaietee al
the time and watch the reaulLs.,
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NEW YORK, July 28. A story of
liquor smugglers loading their cargo in
Baruiuda under direction of a firl and
making runs to the shores of Long Is
land bound, gun fights and seizures by
federal'agents, has been revealed in the
arralflgmeiit of Mrs. Kthel Stevens, 19
rear old, iu Brooklyn on an Indictment
charging conspiracy to smuggle liquor
into -Vew York.
&ie was indicted as an accomplice of
Aniotuo Cassese, wealthy tobaeeo mer
chant, who fled when a second indict-
nnut charging a plot to smuggle huge
quantities of lrquor into the country fol
lowed et'izure of two of hig veswis.
Causes was charged with being: owner
of the yacht kdith, captured by govern
ntent agents -here with 1,000 eases of
iouor Aboard ast March.
At the trial of Captain Cliarlea Oman
of the Edith, he testified that a woman
directed the loading of the Edith in Ber
muda and accompanied the cargo to Mew
York. He said Cassese also wag aboard.
Neither was on the yacht when it was
seized, Oman was sent to Atlanta for a
year. The trawler Ripple was the second
vessel to be captured by the government
agents after a voyage to .Bermuda when
it tried to land a corgo of iquor in New
York harbor. The vessel was taken after
a revolver battle with the crew. Wben
Cassese learned of the second seizure, he
fled, although out on $3,000 bail in the
first rase.
Mr Wevens, whose trial begins to
day, denied she knew anything about
the Ripple, although she admitted beina;
on board the Edith and making a trip
on the yacht from Bermuda.
MRS. C. L. STEIDLEY IN
A MEETING AT CLOVER
DRAPER TO FU.'I
. SCHOOL GROUuDS
Three LocT School Grounds
To Be Laid Out Work
Already Befurt On Central
School .
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This photo was taken aa police rushed with rifles la answer to A riot
call In the street railway strike at Buffalo, N. Y.
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h.rs. Clara Phillip, 23, WRa smiling ns tnougn sne baaa't a worry la
the world as she returned to Los Angeles under guard ot sheriff's
e iuties to face an indictment charging her with the slaying of Mrs,
AlbcrU Jkaslows, beaten to death with a hammer. x -
She ia Delighting and Helping Large
Crowds Who Attend Twice aDily,
CLOVER, S. C, JULY 28. The in
terest in and the attendance upon the
revival services being' held at the
Methodist church this week, are in
creasing daily.
! The meeting is unusual Jn this sec
tion, in that it is being conducted by
a' woman, but it is the consensus of
opinion that it loses nothing in in
terest or effectiveness on this ac
count. Mrs. C. L. SteiUley, ot oas
tonia, is in charge of the meeting
and is delighting, and helping the
large crowds which attend each ser
vice.
. Mrs. Steidky is one , of the most
widely and favorably known Bible
teachers in the country, having had
experience with Revy B P. McLendon
and others of the leading evangelists
of the country. This experience gives
her. a background which, with her
outstanding abiilty and attractive
personality, makes her. one of the best
speakers ever heard here. Several
professions have already been record
ed in the meeting.
The meeting is to-continue through
the week, with services at 9:30 a. hi.
and 7:45 p. m., closing on Sunday
night.-
E. S. Draper, landscape architect
ana city pianneu, with offices in
Charlotte and New York, has been
awarded , the contract for the plan
ning for the city school grounds. The
new high school grounds, the central
grounds and the new colored school
grounds will be planned by the firm
Mr. 11. H. Bursley, of the -Charlotte
office, is at the present time planning
the landscaping oi the Central
school grounds. " ,
The old terrace at the Central
school is being cut away and a new
one being made that will run parallel
to the front entrance on Second Ave
nue. A paved walk will be built
from the center steps on Second ave
nut straight to the main entrance.
Two drives for automobiles will be
laid out,' one on the east - side of the
grounds and the other on the weat
end. A semi-circular drive begin
ning at the corner of Oakland and
Second and leading to the east ateps
will be laid out for automobiles bring
ing children to school during rainy
weather. This drive will end at the
tennis court, about the middle of
the block.
Another drive is being planned to
run from Marietta street up by Mr.
W. B. Morris's lot to the rear of the
auditorium. This will be used for
the hauling of coal, supplies, etc., to
the building, and for trunks and bag
gage for the auditorium. When fin
ished the work will be of a great help
towards helping the looks of the
building, the best of its class in the
State. The terraces will be sown in
grass and by next spring the grounds
will be beautiful. ,
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TF you hare the "sand' to stick to it you
. can turn time Into dcHar through a
taring account here. FUe up dollar of
Tour own and they in turn will PHo t?2 at 4
per wiii. vompouin epxeraw
. "Our Service Makes Friend"
The Third National Bank
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REED AND LONG CLOSE
THEIR SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN
ST. LOCIR, July S9. By the Asso
ciated Tress.) United States Senator
James A. Reed and Breekenridge Long,
third assistant secretary of state during
the Wilson administration, tonight will
close their campaign for 'the democratic
senatorial nomination to be decided at
the primary election next Tuesday.
Veteran politicians agree their contest
has been one of the bitterest waged in
Missouri.
The democratic "eontM; has drawn so
mueh attention during the last three
months that little Bignafieance has been
attached to the fight among the six re
publican candidates.
The bitterness with which the contest
between Senator Reed and Mr. Long
has , been waged is indicated by the
forming of "rid us of Reed" clubs, in
which women have. taken great interest.
Banners and placards bearing this in
scription.' have been "posted in many
towns of the state,; while others appeal
ing to "win with Reed, defender of the
people's - rigid s," have been designed to
offset the effect of the opponents' elo-gn.
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Old" Lady .(to small Scotch boy dress
ed in kilts) "Fetchin' again, ye wick
ed ladt" "Aye, an' I'll be at him
again if he, keeps on saying I wear a
kilt because my feet are over big to
get into troosers! ' Passing Show.
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HICKORY'S NEW, LIBRARY
The splendid building -for the new
Worth Klliott earnest library at Hick
ory has just, been eompleted and the
formal opening will, be held early ia
August. The lot on which the' build
ing stands and other doitatka were
made .by Mrs. Elliott, widow f the
late J. Worth Elliott. The books are
being supplied by Mr. J.. T. liors
werthy, - Gastonia 'a well . know book
aiaa whe has - already received an
initial ordflr for more than. $2,000
worth of books. Gastonia is rapidly
Incoming the book ceatetof the Caro
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Desirable Office
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SUte police and deputy sheriffs are atP.l "mopping up" In the hills of Washington county; Pa., aeektar
partlclpanU in the mine battle at Cliftonvllle, W. Va., In which Sheriff H. H. IuvaJ and alx, others vera
killed. This photograph, taken by Bob Dorman. KEA Service staff photographer, shows officers rounding up
rnen in Avella, Pa., for ouestiontnir. , at
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
TO THE HOLDERS OP VICTORT
NOTES AXD OTHERS CONCERNED:
Xotice is hereby ygive follows: ;
1. Call for partial redemption of "4
3-4 per cent. Victory Notes.
All 4 3-4 Victory Notes, otherwise
known a United (Mates of America Gold
Notes of 1922-1923, which bear the dis
tinguishing letters A, B, C, D, E, and F
prefixed to their aerial numbers having
beea designated for the purpose by ot
in the manaer prescribed by the Secre
tary of the Treasury are called, for re
demption on December 15, 1922, pus
snant to the provlsioh for redemption
contained ia the notes and in Treasury
Department circular No. 138, dated
April 21, 1919, under which the notes
were originally sawed. Interest a all
the 4 3-4 per cent. Victory Notes thas
called , for redemption will cease ea said
redemption date, December 15, 1922.
Victory Notes of the 4 3-4 per cent,
series bearing the distinguishing Tetters
O, .H, I, J, K, or L prefixed to their
serial numbers ar not in any maner
affected by this call for redemption and
will be due and payable as to the princi
pal on May 20, 1923, according to their
terms. '
2. Detailed information as to the pre
sentation and surrender of 4 3-4 "Victory
Notes for redemption under this call is
given in Treasury Department circular
No. 299, dated July 26, 1922; copies of
which mey be obtained from the Trea
sury Department, Division of Loans 4
Curteney, Washington, D. C, or any
Federal Reserve Bank.
A. W. MELLON
Secretary of the Treasury.
FROM MAINE
TO CALIFORNIA
and from the Gulf to the Canadian ' line
comes reports of increased , SAVINGS in every
town, city and state I ... ;
Thinking, prudent people are united 6n one
ideai-the NECESSITY, for SAVING MONEY.
Now, while the thoughtis in, your mind,
start your account at 1 .
Our Savings Department
and get 4 per cent interest.' '.- .
The First National Bank
GASTONIA, N. C.
CAN YOURS BE REACHED
BY? FIRE OR THIEVES , ;
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' You? Insurance Policies; your Contracts;
will; deeds or leases; your" bonds or stocks;
notes or ' mortgages ; your jewelry or heir
. looms; your treasured ; letters. Home is not
the safest place for these valuables as many
" . who have suffered loss will tell you,
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Citizens Safe Deposit Boxes are-burglar and
fireproof, accessible at all times during the
vday, and offer you absolute protection. Rentals
. only $2.50 and $4.00 a year ,
The .
CITIZENS j. ':
National Bank
GASTONIAN
TODAY AND TUESDAY
- THOMAS MEIGH AN
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"THE BACHELOR DADDY"
Five cute kiddies orphaned by a bandit's bullet
' -and when a big, handsome bachelor' attempted
to" father the brood, they led him a merry chase
straight to ; a great love and happiness. Leatrice
Joy in the cast.
A Paramount Picture ; .
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
GLORIA SWANSON and RUDOLPH VALENTINO
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"BEYOND THE ROCKS"
The Most Gorgeous Love Drama Ever Filmed
YOU WILL FEEL BETTER AND LOOK
BETTER DURING THIS HOT
WEATHER IF YOU STOP
BAKING BISCUITS
AND BUY
MILLER'S
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
THE BETTER BREAD
Don't heat up your oven this hot weather and stand
over the hot stove baking biscuits, it isn't good for you.
Just include with your grocery order, a loaf of
Butter-Nut Bread. You will like it. . -
FRESH DAILY
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