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TDAY, JULY 4, .lf
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Consolidated Id ov.
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4 a good.
t 'reduce taxea would be to redo
'crime. ' , '' , , am
-. The best way to keep people from
' doing evil to to give them sometbrg
, good to do. It is estimated that
foo nprcent. of the Amen-
vj ; i sd.y school.
A religious census of Crape Vine
' community reveals u -T 7
facts: Number in Sunday School,
123: Number who never go to Sun
day School, 289. That is more than
aixtv percent f the community
never go to Sunday Jphool. The
average attendance for st year
, Was only 9. Nearly ' c-half of
the onea who ire registered as Sun
, 2ay' School attendants only go to
; Sunday School occasionally. About
: frteen percent f the community re
re, ? attendants.' I j'je tUt -a
eensus wouU reveai v
pi .-.fc. in Ce tUr cormui. i
-'the County. : ; ; '
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t. e o."- 0,1 11
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m- - cm&-- f-
school -r-P -f-cT
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' d with the Wora -of 6od.t-.er. U
vil in ir Jivc"
-and we will-stay out.cf Court As
,rule we have ove lio l,.
-houses andpty, t' urA jewa,
' -when we, should have fall c ur,i
pews and emrty - . .
Teturn unto, 1516 ""M ' 1 7e"
;,Vn unto vou. sivh t' If" cI
lios." .,"al. .3 :7.
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t-.'s'Ce Iovo.
and, he f' -1 Tt t
of your c0"," ' ; r
vine C8t her f
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-"wted with ait DJjgi;.i tank.
. CRIME IN. - -LAND
, The ' oppor, ' ' ' t of ) prohjbi
" tion tell us tl tliibitfon is
. responsible'' for ' ..J'.oiir . crime.
They tell us there is no crime
tn England.-" And yet on June
' 6, just , fW di?s ; ego, the
Pritish government ' sued an
oCcial document e. t"icning
tT,e enormous Jflcease In
crime in tL
Ci jme jias i '
La the rux'l .
Uni an! L. j
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V 7
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" ' up-;
1 1 f over
' ave. itat-i -'
tth 1su
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f - ""of t: '
t i -'-r'r .
. Wf'Vft f
dinner on
V'atU cton,
' Bf'.ernoo.4 .
' ' d?y
'ad
.v. J. tl.
'ce. I a
. vley of
? iiiie, N.'.C.,-, vun;rful
talk, -and the pe 1 1 all enjoyed the
nice si. ing y.l Vh was f-ni:Aei by
lit. KirrisoA Jle. on's '.artet of
French Eroad, and the I .Jies Chap
el cldisS. i ,'"'. ."-f ' SJ'" ''''' '
,the-ch" f
were as, fo1?!
I III ayne I
Tpyne, Robert I
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v -re xsent
J' Ttyne,
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a t'.e
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HT".ndch"':"r, nd ?re.t
fnl!y a 1
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' Fr :'t CcI-.L
3 I "reside: t -;cf- ;t' r
, Lrl. ,3 to a cl; ;3 for
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nr"-n cf Dr. Gaines i
of an illustrious family. .
Forest, and it is to be
the' college to eminence, -bi u -ter; eVen . than his most ,ar
dent admirers even dare to hope for. Dr, Kitchin'siask
and resp'onsibility is no smal matter. , Following suchmeryv
as Gaines and Poteat, and with the handicap of such om-
petition as Duke, Chapel Ilili, and the State College, aU so ,
near by it wili require a wisdom and foresight and.nian
agement and popularity such as few men possess, to- aeV
complish what the collet ia expected to do. , And no pres-.
idem can succeed wnnoui me . cwpwauwu ua wc
and patrons of the instit.lbn, Vv ; , ; . ; v - t.
; ASIIEVtLLE'S TAX tU
, t . TiVe are gl id tb..t V
and tha its taat turi: j .
a decree of syn!: ".' ji
unt''r wtiih itis -, .v l:
Cii f reine Cc irt tu j 11.
t: 3 c7 1
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in this tax problem. ,
AKD STiaTIlE HUNTchs nTJ3vIuil 3rV.T4AW,'l
. Accor?:? to.iSe latest repcrta toefor we go td'press,
the "City :f Chicago" Jsistill circling bovcf Chicago, ncl j
th pilots have ofdered-fireworLa-.to b Sent Up so that they
may use them on the FoTJjrth. IThey re trying 'to s thej
wonderful record of.600.hurs i thtf fcir. V Wtf afe living la
, an, a S3, of wonders, -t Think of yir.g U the ir fot mor than
-a' month, r . ; ' k. 1 ".'(-' 'tJ.-'.,
xnt r :ocn.Tic; cobveltisn m raleigii fcrJAX,
' ,Ve have t speech which i3 to be delivered by Gover-r-r
Gardner before the Democratic ConventiQH" in
t3 Jay and resret we do not have time. to put it in type. Cr.i
Jtvi:r,; t r:a-ja fcy hini lfX 1 v reduced ,tjax. -Tlis
-1 . Arrembly . redu
r' ' . i is'In' 1 Iji of iridustrirl and"
L ';.:c , .:..;, i:;is year's .iis actually redche I
rnd sightly surpassed the ori ' " 1 estimates made by tv--,
Ead-xtEureau at th close of t. - Ut General AssemLly
to the revenue collectible under t:.a tax schedules.
THE rCU-.TII FI T "SHALL
n f'.ir.H net c..a uappen
c t n th3 Glorious Fourth,
I " .9 It rcoves us to say
,4t W
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' '" i c ; I.-.iependence w; j ict signeu uu iatc 1.
5 J en the Eighth. Ve'll be out again cn t".
cf f.rcvorks, 'wc
- 1 !nlav
. c J : y t r.t itKft truste es". 1 1
.i i3r,,Th'rpan .D' Ki".;J.j:,'.
i-o sticceed Dr Gaines, 4 Th: i
.aLt & "much debated and vex--
d the trustee since the r?r -'
ntlia ago.l "Dr. ICitchin-;6me3 ,
.aa'always been loyal to Wake';
that .the' new president will lead;
.vilfe is no in! Madison ;Courityk
bur burdeni "but we do haye
Ljx tdwn, because" of the C
A recent decfiion ott
recently ( &criirei ierritpr, (ci:
'! 1" : li corporation M
' 4wnr V
iix- t ".;cs''on ; 4
; Az$ on
1 - -e
Kt it" happens so this time.
sc - .::i:.:3 about it. A recert
f.r-der brought 1 i the information that
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t it be a f.ne r1.. :e t
" a Islind.- T: :v r '
ictmn ; Senator Simmon o i .itftSt I"
it'iV W
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.'aft 'LARGEST ' CITIES -vi
v 'i'. ; OF THE WUKl-U-
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According to the best.-availJ
"flhlri fiirnrpR. tVin nnrmlatirtris' rtf t
.'tbe ','26 largest cities.'. f ))aV.
-r'j 1 -Lomdon , ,.7,74212-"
X, S-New lYork 6,148,78 "
. y. 3 Berljn UJ0IS,88.v
' , 4-i-ChJcagb r-L,SS73,763
,6 Paris' .238,416 '
fi Osaka l2.S33.C0O -
Tokio ...,.'2,218,400 ."j
,8-rBuenos Aires .2,116,234 1
f 5 Moscow : 2,025 47'
I 10 Rio- do- Jneira,2,0O4,C00 ,
. ll-lPhiladelpliia 1,94 " t 79- -
M2-rViertn 1,8C ZZB
rMJ Leningrad:' Jll,614,008
. ;14 Detroit ,v 164:-07 K
' it-K'h.ixrK.I i MS-4'. SS.(.,0 .
' . ifrr-Hangkow -i 1 r A r ' r I
r 17 Calcutta t-a .
ajSiffekKit' tPeip- ,C'"'t fr--:'t
A .. ing) -.-l 719,
ig-f,- p'.tlea-''-l ' " "3
--'it
rv-?-' tit
,J i ...w-rg 51,073,092,
r5 PauloF.fiJ.jl,04J,t jo
;:3-"C,sgw :,r.'.trr.i,034.c??
Mr
'fialeiirhN C July iS-JThe Re-
nnioV CommRteaef -the; :113th 'F.
A.,; SOtb, Division, A. E. J'.,48w ifr
Ueted.Ausrust 15 and 16,. 1830, AS
the- times, and Fort Bragg, N. Q., as:
the place tor the' .Second Triennial
Region f the H3tn r.A.
famous, reghnent was T-. "j in'Jthe regiment during
w, more than 99 Tar Heel ft tna, Conmlittee Itth F. A.,
personnel.' It had units m r'b ''f 5 haNES Charman,
LvaTn,-ashirigt,NeW;Eern,to;K. Het5 Secret ' "
V::iv W Wadesboro, v Monroe. .A L- :VbSsZM;
: PJiotc:iraphic Cqiite .-
n
07 rr 9 ' ;
1 u
3 B f)'S?TTTJ.TVAM -
r'"That i dog's life is sVet tojthe
bitter end se&mVto'hav been f rov
ed by i shepherd dog called "Stub,"
whosa, inkier V j name '.is John T.t
Kan "farmeri.iresidinpfiiiear Council
Eluffs, . lowa:,;,i' -Jp,1,: !- ' ; 1
' Two' years ago Stub r was the Ilia
of the. Rgtiganfarnii He' liked to
follow the'merfolksjabout the place
ad . try ' iiub i Kin ' legs occasionly on
rabbits, or jus tear around to show
his joy at being alive.
' t ' t '
v While' on one of these larks Stub '
ran into a steel' wolf -trap and was
mincing 4nr't.m Awn.' He had been
counted lost when he painfully hob-;
bled to the' Ratigan home on the
'coldest day of the winter. Stub
was half dead and .both .front feet
.were gone. Mr. Katigan , siowiy
brought Stub back to normal neaim.
The dog's front legs were entirely
useless, but little by.little he walk
a a i.ia YmA Xcm until, ho finally
ttA..'. VM " i"on .-T- j .. ..
reached a nearby shed. Each- day
he went little farmer. jmow- u
nlaoA and seems, proud
rt ha 'bte to nse the ' same method
Of foot travel ma jnasier.
J- Rfnk fiiu attracted- wide afrtetotjon.
TT: Vam mram
iinrpH a member of
a" canine association Vho Investigat-
d and . reported it aimosx nuru
Jous. ' ' r , .
. .A Wpeciai mcuw
Stub; iand" -f eatures. -hia determin
r,tl torlive.a!nh S(ee.-Lee
humane worker. delivered th jnefcl
her- 'f and. ' faatwed itto . .fivub s
fJJOvr- "thimb. Ani.
, Tl.e rt em was -
. - 1 - - A' I V
oolonel. wueri w -
jT!,e reunion his ye "l be l"8
rc;i.nenVs second- reUogethe. The
firf was held aVFbrt Bragg in lL27
fwith" "over 800 far" attendance. The
IJ3tli T. A. N. C. N. U., successor
arid' same-eakeof the old Yeghnent,
will Te ln"mp 'attoVt Bragg at
this time aiid the youffff soldiers iwid
be hosts" to the Veterans.;- '
"1phere Vill" be1 no' cost to the vet
.1... a- registration fee' of
J&.00 which pays 'for meals and
lodging for 10. whole ays. Ar-
raremehts have been mao to -v
ifi wVm iome and Very man