THE DUNN
T0L> 1 , _Dunn, N. CM Mi
CHAMBER or COM MERCK MEETS
The local Chamber of Commerce
seat last Friday, March l»th, In the
law ofllcaa of it* secretary. Attorney
C. J. Smith. The president, McD.
Holliday, called the meeting to order
aad announced that ho eras read, to
commence business.
Four additional vice-presidents
wara elected aa follow-1 P. 8. Coop
er, J. P. Pittman. W. II. Newberry
and N. A. Townsend. Each of these
men was made chairman of a com
mittee which would have aa its duties
sore* specific pait in the upbuilding
of the town and community, and it
was left to the chairman to name
the awn who would compose the dif
ferent committees. They are as fol
Iowa:
Jeeae P. Wilson, first vlee-presi
dent, Jno. A. McKay, J. D. Barnet,
J. C. Clifford, K. A. Stewart, to form
a-eeenmittae to indite* manufacturing
enterprises to locate In Dnnn and to
te *dTurtle* this section to capital
ists aB over the world.
P. 8. Cooper, second vice-presi
dent, B. 0. Townsend, J. P. Johnson,
M. Fleishman, A. L. Newberry, to
keep an *y« on all cotton mill men
aad aaak to bring to their eyes the
ad rents gas of Dunn as a manufac
turing sen ter.
J. P. Pittman, third vie*-president,
l. D. El a* II. V. L. Stephens, G. F.
. Pope, Ed 8milh to Improve the school
facilities and fo. look after public
building*. .
W. H. Newberry, fourth vleo-preai
dent, K. L. Howard, R. L, Godwin,
T. C. Young, J. Lloyd Wads, to act
■anger and- freight elation* and oth
er railroad facilities and to secure
batter freight rates.
N. A. Townsend, fifth vice-prea*
daat, X. T. Lee. E. Goldstein. 0. M.
Tilghman. C. 8. Hicks, to secure bet
ter streets In the town end better
reads in tbe country.
A membership committee «■■ ap
pelated at follows; T. A. Thornton,
chairman; W. JL Howard, X. Gold
atom, M. A. Lea. L M. Cohn. A
resolution -was adopted to abolish the
Initiation fee and to make Me par
awmrk tbe fee for each member.
An
- y~te*e
C L.
ter. and Marvin Wade.
C. 8. Hicks and C. M. Tilghman
were appointed aa a committee to
take chsi re of and arrange for tbe
annual Fourth of July Celebration.
Among other things discussed was
a srsoker to take place Tuesday.
April fith. Further announcement
concerning thii affair will be made
later.
HALL-PARKER
Four Oaks, March 23. -Saturday
afternoon, March 20, about five o’
clock at the borne of Rev. 8. J. Ma»
aeagill, three miles south of here,
Mr. Charts* FeaUie Ha!l and Min
Lily May Parker spoke tbe vow* that
made them one, Mr. M assert gill say
ing tbe rites, immediately after the
ceremony'tha couple together with a
brother of Mr. Hall, and Mr. William
Moon, of Benamt, chartered an au
tomobile and drove to Benton, at
which piece they will reside—the
boats of Mr. Hall.
Mrs. Hall It the daughter of Mr.
’ J. lie Parker, who lives In tha Par
ker eehool house section, and ic boun
tiful and charming.
Mr- Mall III public eehool tsar her
of good repute, end. had joet closed
a term of eehool at the Parker eehool
house In which district the bride waa
a resident. It waa while teaching
there that they became infatuated
with each ether and their friendship
grew late q more eartoue relation
■hip iwhich terminated in the above
cuimmacion.
DKATH OF DAN H. McLKAN, JA.
Nrwa reached Dunn latt Friday
•waning of tha daath of Dan H * I
loan, Jr, of Iillington. Ho m th*
youngoot aon of Colonai D. H. Me
Laon, a prominent attorney of Ul
Angtan and at ona time a citiien of
Dun*. Ha w*» a young man who
had barely attained hi a majority and
hla Ufa gaea premia* of being a use
ful one Jo hta cemmontty. He had
boon in dec!inlag health for aavr
maortla and hod been e patient at
HI them,iV Hospital, at Fayetteville,
a abort ttmo bpfr i i bla death The
funeral aarvtoadrtreya eondueted at
IdlUagton 8 end ay aftahhooa In tha
praaanoe of a Urrgo eoneouraa ol
frMnda and Mativas.
Mr. Melnaa bad numerous frienda
and aagwriafaneea (n -Dunit who war*
aaado aueeodingly tad at the now*
of hie so timely pasting.
The body of H. H. Riddle, age M
waa fdood by an A. C. L. eondoetm
■onday morning about on* aad one
half arilm aooth of FayuttavilU. He
w beab beeper for tha MrMlUar
Tradtag Company of Aobaaon county
mU tha earanar’a jmy randarad the
uurdlet that ha waa klllad by i
THE WAR DOE8NT HALT
MARRIAGE IN GERMANY
Berlin, March 19.—The Berliner*,
notwithstanding the war, era (till
marrying end giving in marriage at
almost their usual rate. In Decem
ber the number of marriage Means*
Issued was 1,421, which was only 112
lass than for December, 1913. The
number of babies bom in December
wsa also about the seme a* for the
previous year. On the other hand,
the deaths numbered 306 more than
in December 1913, which was proba
bly doe to the mortality in the num
erous military hoepitnla locate I here
Traffic on \ptm street cart ahowed only
a modsiat* redaction. At the sav
ings-bank s still mors satisfactory
showing is mads Deposits amount
ed to $1,420,004, which exceeded those
of Decsrajper 1911, some *30,000
The activity of the police in watch
ing over the people appear* to have
been leas marked than in the pre
vious year; for there was no police
supervision at all over the 32 public
meetings held in Berlin in December,
whereas the polios attended eight of
tha 42 meetings held in December,
1913.
A BILLION DOLLARS
This la the Ameaat ef Gee da tfar
United States Has Said to the
Warring Nalien* Sines the War
One bilion dollar* U a conservative
•atimate of the value of the trade*
in artaa, ammunition eqd war sop
piles between tha allies ef Europ*
and the manufacturer* of the United
platan during tha first year of the
war. It has not been possible foi
tha manufacturer* to furnish wai
• upjnes co UMmioy Decaust or u*
interruption of trade relation* with
that country
Daring the peel hi months the el
lies here bought from the Unite1
States I4M.M0.M0 worth of wii
supplies. Many of the manafectu
rer* in the United States hold con
tracts with the British, French and
Roast*n gocsraraaat* which bars at
_ “"""aS
the -us# af the allies is'
now shipped by tha American manu
facturer or producer to Canada
where It is transhipped in British
bottoms to England. Bren war sup
piles for Fraoce and Russia art d#
)leered in Canada, shipped to Eng
land and distributed from there.
Of the four hundred, and odd mil
Han dollars already spent or contract
cd for, tha following Industries have
accrued tha balk:
Arose, ammunition and ex
plosives . H 07 *00,000
Iron and steal . 86.000*00
Textiles, hosiery, rwaatsrs,
Ac. . 82*M,000
Automobile* . 22*00,000
Chemicals, medicine* and
hospital supplies .... 6*24,000
Leather, Including shoes,
harness, Ac. . 18*00,000
Miscellaneous. including
beef, -some flour, sugar
and provisions . 161,000 *00
Total to Fob. 1 . *412*80*00
—Sow York World.
GREATEST COTTON CROP EVER
Washington, Mach 20.—Tha great
est cotton crop aver produced In tha
United States was grown in 1914.
Tha Census Bureau statistics issued
today, giving final ginning figures,
officially placed the 1914 crop aa a
record breaker, with 16,102,148 bales
af 6M pounds each. That 1*409,412
600-pound bales, or 904,721*00
pouaaa more Ota w*« proea-xj in
the great crop at 1*11. Id running
bales enraging 807 8-10 pound*, the
erup aggregated 16371.002 bale*.
Included la tha figure* are 121451
he lea estimated U he tamed out al
ter the Merck convey*. Produ"T 1
bi North and Booth OnioU.ii ant \ir
g*nla Id 600 pooad balaa was: North
Carolina, *26384; South Carotin i,
13*4396; Vlrgiula, 28.142.
MR. J. 0. BAIRD LECTURES
led Sunday afternoon a large
number of Pythian* and their frlande
gathered et the Baptist chereh to
hour Mr. J. O. Baird, of Charlotte.
Grand Chancellor Commander of the
Grand Ledge of Knight* of Pythias,
I actor* on tli* boast!** of Pythian
torn. Hi* talk was thoroughly *n
Juyed by ill who assembled to bear
him. He explained what this order
etoed for; whet R doe* and why It
4*e* good things far the betterment
of manhood and womanhood. The
teeel lodge attended la a body and
the aaembora were load In theii
prala* of this flaant speaker Special
manic was rendered by a raterU«
eheir and thte. toe, wm enjoyed hj
alL
Mr. Harman Ben, of GoidAora
wm tare s day er ee thte week je eer
Mi people.
NEW CORPORATION IN DUNN
The Southland Farm and Rani Ea
tate Exchange, Incorporated, it th
style of a now business concern b
Dunn. Its principal stockholders ar
P. S. Cooper, president of the Fir*
National Rank of Dunn; H. O. Town
send, of the Duun Insurance am
Really Company; and J. Lloyd Wade
of Dunn. Its authorised capital stock
i* *f>0.000 and, iU principal office
will be ia the new First Nations
Rank lluddin*, corner of Main am
Wilson streets. The meorporatiet
pui poses to deal in farm lands, U
buy and adl and develup this class ol
i cal estate. It will handle securities
stocks, bonds and building auppiia*
It will negotiata leant, construe!
buildings and. operate storage ware
house*.
This Ann will advertise Harnett
Cumberland, Johneton, and Satnpeor
rountie* to all Die world, and then
Mr. Townsend nays they ar* in hattei
position to do this than any othei
concern In thts ttata, or country foi
that matter. They announce that U
there ia anyone who withes to buy
or sell farm lands that they can put
the transaction before more peoph
and aorur* better resell* than any.
body.
The firm is composed of soma el
th* best business men in this 8tate
man who have made a success In
everything they undertook end whose
names mean something in th* busi
ness world. They are going t* put
all the hustle and energy into the
buam.es possible and, tf their past
i word means anything, success ia as
sured.
CAROLINE IN EAR DELIRIOUS
S»an«c Accident ta Tnaf Man
While Ftxixg an AatomoUto
Granville Keogh. lP-yoor-old eon oi
8uprame Coart J antic* Martin J
Keogh, met with a peculiar Trident
when be returned from an automo
bile ride with hit friend. William
Ford.
There wee water in tha gasoline
*nd he crawled under tha oar in hii
tahsr’a geragp to let the water oat
an* of hit tart
hour* before he recovered.—Now Ro
chollo, N. Y. Dispatch.
SQUIRK NATHAN AND III* F01 R
SONS
In Sqolre Nathan Barefoot, of Min
go Township, Sampson County, Jar
vi* County he* it* moot a*meet eup.
porter. From th* time when the
now county movement was a more
csiual topic and the thome of dr jtl
era to the preient which too* ur^an
iaa<l force* laboring for it, Sqmrt
Nathan has always been willing and
anxious to throw his hat into ’he
ring and take a dotorminad nti-J
for Jarvi*. I{* it always present at
mass meeting* and comrniUee hir
ing* to offer hi* aid and money. A-.i
he doee not go unrewarded for he i*
given duties to perform which In
doe* thoroughly and epeadily.
Along with Squire Nathan Is hit
four eons, Jasper Barefoot, Krneel
G. Barefoot, W. T. Barefoot and Ray
mond C. Barefoot. All have had
their name* enrolled as members oi
th* Jarvis Couaty Club and haaea
forth win be heart and soul behind
their father in his effort* to put Jar
vi* on th* map. They show the
right *ort of spirit and U a few
more of the etaonch families of Min
go will com* to th* front aa Squire
Nathan's has dona, thara wH] be ne
position a* to the establishment el
the narw coon ty.
BLOTTING OUT TYPHOID
• . - \
The preient war b remarkable foi
ila lew death rata from disease, par
tbularljr typhoid. To March Um
drat there were only four hundred
and twenty-one cam of typhoid b
the HritUh army, and of thorn oal)
thirty-flea wer« fatal. In tlbi Boat
war, tha Brltlih loot eight thoaaanc
men from typhoid, and there wen
fifty-eight thooaand ratal The cam
parlaon, aa th* Philadelphia PuhH,
Lodger well observes, "ahmre the
vnat program of prarantlra medicine
- It should bo noted furthermore
thot the great mojority of 'caaai
which have developed among the
Rrltlah forcee wane men who had no
boen Inoculated. Thta record b ii
.keeping with thot of the Unite,
Rtotaa army. Before antl typhU,
eacrinetlon eras made rampalaory Ii
our army, is Jane MU, the aeerag
anna si number of deothe was 20
and fourteen among aonae aiaty-aigh
thouaand anllatad man. A yaar Uta
tha aambar of cases had decrease,
U thirty-four, although In tha mean
time the enlistment had advance
more than twenty thousand, and h
1»U la caly fonr. Today typhoid 1
virtually unknown la tha America
army,—Atlanta' JoamaL
Mrs. Gee. T. Mod and ehlidran via
Had Meads la lelma lad week.
NEWS LETTER fWOU DUKE
A mam moating tba internet «
I baa* ball was bald Frfday night in Km
i auditorium and ths organisation ioi
, with cha following s^lr ■ si"" D*
Yarbrough, manager?!. a Ajiisnu
I .captain; E. K. n hbj. trStonisi
Savaral anr mm am/trying far th<
tanm and after suiMaat practice ths
team wPI be selected. An pat nt
nsmas bate baan mumd In ths
saaaon. It ia UbaM«MKrpb gum
will ba with Buia’i tDAnfe- .
Tba Rabana Boo* Ch* Bat wtth
Mrs. Tboa. H. WabS Wedtasday af
Umoon. It sru reported that the
sanitary drinking Eonliliii which
tba club is going to Inara 11 fsr ths
school had arrtrad in| voted bn tn
i tailed at once. It teas farther e
graed that tha books hKoogfav to ths
club sboald be plsssn ^.eesrresdent
public place for flteStohf (bo pmblis.
After fto i suttee <^%gslnooo, to—
Webb eerred 0 llllMan with eag
les end mlnta. ***iof|n«iiialliiiLi and
souranim warn oil «n (Non test in
boner of St Patrick Uny. TVeebai
meotteg of the «h* (fcfcrodth Era.
E. «• Yarbrough, f *» ■
Thoaa in ehnrga EKo psotaBti
were busy BatuiSag4 nseci^ Me
8. Yarbrough, Dfcbtet D^aty for
tha Fourth Dtetrict
* On Friday Bight TTaahhm. 1
U>d«* Mo.WL at P. laaMlolad to
te to* Myatariow Maak at Faya. Mr.
E. Harpar Norria, pad. at to* aaata
tint ractorad tka ayyllaattoa at 1.
W. Lynch far tka nab a* Kaigbt
bood. \
Saturday nicfct at tea a’eteefc Mrs.
E. a Bolton dted. *d «** tehoa to
I’arkor't Groan Saadty afternoon far
barial. Mrv Batted teft * Bute gtr\
3“*t oa* «aak old had kar hatband.
Sha had not baa* wall ataa* tka child
*u born and tka cad ana «
t say tbna. Ska was Mb* Ami*
Nano ban fladyana ’nnaaij ««t kaan
marriad shoot ftftaan naatti*
At to* raaaat aknbh mIoou
followed by too caaitnlj eoofaaetK*
of tka Method!* akerth, Mr. B. W.
Bard aid, a laynaa* wa* granted h
eanaa to axhort. Mr. BorfaM kta
often felt that ka ana -waited to tka
nttniatry, bat hi* teak af adoeattea
ha* bald ton away ban a yablk
avowal of hla tadtoattem.
MINQO-tmu
Brtfrtt and Udoa'tL D*th"
al h||*1 apent KM—day nfebt with
th. faarfl, of Mr. W\ O. OIMt
Mdeo# Let* Baatned DaaQa Jack
■on (pent Saaday whh Mlaa Karma
Mr. AtdlU MeLamb and aiatera
MUaaa StaUa aad Lett**, apart Sew
day with their oacl*, Mr. Harimrl
Wane*.
Mr. aad Mra. Marrta Jaekaon wan
tba rwu of Mr. Haabert Warm*
the father of Mas. Jaefcaaa, am Bun
' *a« m.i
waak-and with baa father, Mr. Law
1 att Warroo.
Mlaa Maypte Warrea. apart lee
1 Sunday with her grand-father, Mr
Burardl Warn*
Mr. Arab BoyaA af lilmt.,fc k
Hauthter, Mra. Lawobt War
I ran. thta weak.
Mr. Kata! Ihilrtlm! won la thk
' Metloe lent lathy aft mat an ta m
> -—r-|‘i
• Everybody ta tU> mctlaa la leak
i th! *** P>MMM *
•" at Mna Poraak rtrt Srtardej
I Mank *7. A-yaaQpm of ^-Mpm
i and drill* win be tendered, aad thar
> will be eharmta* mad. lae. Tba mi
i aitodoa fa* la aety a dime. Th
door* arfU epoa'at TiSO •’atoek.
■MOWN STBS
itnnaun to rat mbpatci
«■ *. '
ROM CHAPEL WILL
Chap*! HID, Maid. 23r<L—The da
H of farmer Proaidant WUUaai How
•rd Taft to tha >tata University lai
weak aided to tha already Ions liat «
celebrities that have boon guests ad
tha institution daring tha 1*0 yean
of Ita existence. Coupled with tlx
dait of Mr. Taft, ia tha nataworth)
.fact that lva occupants of the White
House addressed Chapel Hill eudi
■■■ from tha platform bi Garrard
Hall aad all within Urn lifetime o<
Ex-President Kamp Plummer Battle
Thasa Chief Executives ware An
drew Johnson, Jamaa JL Polk, Jamaa
Buchanan, Woodrow Wilson and Wil
liam U_ Taft.
It waa 47 year* ago, in 1*47, that
Aadrow Johnson, thon president of
tha United States, mads his mem
orable dait to hie alma mater His
graduation from tha University many
rears praniittag that daft made Ms
retwm-engagement all tha mors Dat
able. ' Oh die night of hie arirval on
tha “BH," tha stud ante farmed a
proaamdenal march areund the
•/ tha UMetnKy proaidaat ia honor
4f the dUtingalsbed del tor. Whan tha
»arenn«ag musk was ever. President
Jehnaea was called an for • speech:
Prom tha recollection of tha oldest
cMiatt. la essence ha aaM:
"Whan I trot earns to Chapa) HIH
■»»y rmn ago. I came trudgiag
alaag this road that Isads by «M
Pi'iilliaPa heats. I area a barefoot
bay. aoaatily attired ia clothing, and
with a budget of old teeth as on my
bock. Today I eoma back to you as
ptoe*daat of tha United States."
fcw aad wall the.ea bet the
•naltk of wee a lag whisk they (in
dad wae-hsond op la tha Joetecr af
this North Carolina hay from UnJ
oonftgr eta Mat to the highest tehee
wfthht Oka gift of the Imudaan pom
yia-—a. *, W lntera.
me. war week m wall mm tha a wag,
raad company. Mr. M. A- La* as
Ja«k Dtmning aad Mias hrm Peanoa
a*. Dorothy Dunn mg, Jack's wife,
wars excellent la tha *—-J--g nioa
Dr. J. B. Bailor, as Parry Ogdon,
/aefc*a IMaad, sod J. Lloyd Wads a*
A^lay Drayton, a man of the world,
wars completely at hocae in their
pnxta aad their work brought forth
repeated applause. Miss MoUta Mee
olay Pearsall at Allca .Grsndoa, Mia.
I. P. Pittman ae Melinda Jane Boggi,
Mr* J. U Hiaea as PoOy Flinders
and Mias Margarat MeQmaan as Sarah
Boggs captivated tha andiancc with
eary daw work. Tha part of Hi
na Boggt was successfully play
ed by Mr. V. B. Morgan. Tha play
fnratehed asms intensely dramatic
■»a»soU aad‘was thoroughly enjoy
ed by one of the largest erowda that
aw attended a home talent produc
tion The proceeds arson a ted to over
$•0 aad will go to tha organ fond, at
th« Baptist Church. This pUy was
each a great success that it ie hoped
jhat^t will ha rapaatad in tha near
Balwaaa sets Mieses Margarat
Pape and Emma Yatmg aad Mrs. Jae.
Pitagarald res dared vocal solos,
ethkfb wars thoroughly enjoyed. Mr.
Robert Jordan also entertained ti>>
eadiaaee with a violin solo between
Urn fourth and ftfth acta.
Tha local orchestra, augmented by
a law out-eftswa musicians, daiight
ad the crowd daring tha evening with
the latest rag-time. •
GROUP COMMENCEMENT
'"■* will be held at Pine? Grove
tohaol. djatriet No. *, at Pleaeanl
Orovo township, John (ton county. on
ted. 1*1*. o group eommonee
,»™ti for tho purpeoo of Mtectini
do legs tm from Ploosent Grove town
•hip to be sent to SatitoMd Field
°«T. Apr* *A. Tho huger port e1
tho dop wfll bo devoted to tho tow*
thip preliminary contest end too lit
Ue ones of Pinop Orovo. Wo an
also expecting on addrooo bp Mr
Noble of Chapel Hill The oxeirie.
oo of too Plnop Grova student* ortT
ko pot off onttl night. The town
, "AlP oowtoat work wfl] consist of atb
lotlea, roMtathmn aad daelamatiena
The poblle U sordtollp Invited to at
toad.
CARL PARRISH,
Benson, N. C
i A Joint mooting of too Miseioi
■ Btodp Chelae of too various church*
. win be held some tone daring to
i And weak hi April. Thao aad ptar
i will ha announced later. AD ladle
- who are totseeotod In hem* mission*
I la making aad hooping A meric
Gad’s eoositrp, should at toad the*
■saaaaaetanaaaaamMm
i iubbcrur to trr dispato
THE SPIRIT OP IFAHTAQKAN
"Thao conquer wa mist, for oui
CMM is jaat,” ta probably aa clow
aa ooa might coma to • trarwiottati ad
(ha thought that tba ladi.
v4**“l |J*^t*r* awanr army of Eu
worka aat in various ways, accord'
teg to tha national characteristics af
the particular Aghtar. Oa all aldaa
w# hare eaaaplee of extraordinary
daring, but performed naw with tba
■tardy feartaapiaoa of tha Tauten,
now with tha cold Impudence at tha
Briton, lb. Aery rarideaaaaas of tha
Star, or tha amuaing impertinence
of tha Gaol. In tha London .Dally
Chronicle a writer at tha French
Uaaa glow aa la hit am words, a
proof that "tha spirit af d'Artagnaa
la not dead." ft i, certainly good
aowo to hear that the apirit at “mm
for all aad all for ana" aad of gay
«haUsage ta tha fataa haa ate euSar
ad a dantiaa In any eonatry la tba
••rid. And so, with oar neutrality
carefully displayed wo road:
In spite of all tha horrors of mod
apn wertere, with lip nrmteUating
ahaO Are aPd tha -iratlrnip ruthUsa
*••• °f «raat gusts, tha Preach aat
dlar at Ida hast rotates that qoahty
of youth which soars rren above tha
mack aad Binary of tho tranchoa.
Tha character of a young Hasten,
not af artflla^ who a flaw weeks ago
came to fill tha plasm of a poor follow
Ulod at the aid. af t.»— -u tyg_
leal af tensmamhla aoldiars of
Pmnco. Ho prsooatad himaalf with
Jaunty goad hamor, mads a MtUi
■poach te his battery which aat an
man iai
bands with
day ha haew
tha fahtlly
"Don’t chock any ■art,’’
lhat was hit wny of ordering the
caaaa Ira
But a few days ago Lifuteaaat
Maaeot Jumped on to th. top of a
hayrick I# direct the marknnanship
of hia battery, and shortly a Gar
man ahel) buret aitore him aad scat
Ured part at tha riek in all direction.
It waa a moment of aagalah far tke
on looker*. The eapuin became at
pala aa death, end the gunnart want
<m plugging out ahella in an automat
ic way with grtof-atrickaa faces. The
telephone man put hia heed oat of
the dugout. Ha etarud at tha brok
en riek. Beyond doubt M. tfronit
was as dead aa mutton. Suddenly
with the rocneeoe r.t hie oar, and
transfigured, ho began to doit,
“Don’t chuck any morel" It waa the
lieutenant who had soot htan the ueu
al order. Ton minutes later tLe lieu
tenant earn* back toughing gaily, aad
after ahakiag soma straw out of hia
muddy uniform guru a eareastng
touch to old “Bumps," who had got
the enemy's range to perfection.
thoo the captain embraced him.—Lit
erary Digest.
G ENT* T-PITTA RD
Friends Id this Motion u< rtoerir
1st the following -rreddiag tuvtta
tiona:
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas G. Pittard
Invite yon to attend ths
me iris re of their daughter.
Elisabeth Taylor
to
Mr. Byrd Pleasant Gentry
on Tuesday morning. April Urn sfarth.
so* thousand nine hundred fifteen
at ten oVleck
Belloc It, North Carolina
At Hem,
after the twentieth ad April
Dannistoe, Virginia.
Mr. Oentry was a reaUsat ef Dean
for several yams and daring the
time was superintendent ad the
town's graded and Ugh school aye
tom. Afterwards he arse emaciate
editor of toe Weekly Guide, one at
the local papers. Upon severing Ida
ooesection with tots paper, be moved
to Parson County whore ha it now
engaged in farming an an sstonslvs
scale.
Hie fiancee, Miaa Pittard, laamv.e
bar of om ef the lending tamMtot oi
Granville eounty and bar father U
i *• rite mesh pinamful far.oer.
i U that section of the Mato,
i ...
Last Friday Secretary ef Stott
i WPllam J. Bryaa aalaWatad Ms fifty.
, fifth birthday srmhrermry. Oa that
i day ha ssrhangid ratification el
> >•••• traaty with Italy, aad alas m
I tars and lamahttma.
——HM———MM———
m
V.
■
• ■mfliny tarn; aKhoojrb bar dd
"Mfbt bava baao troubtod by a to
ad llttto worriaa. no aea waatba wia
ar. At law aad abroad to ayraad
pod cbaar and miabbn to all too
caaM Into har Ufa. aad arm failad
aharebto waa mwt f^dutol’to’to
rrar roody to aid hi yaad daada. Tha
book yrtoadyla of har Ufa waa tow
tor ararybody, yooay aad aid. (to
and poor. Har daily wato prwrad
that to waa fah of ktadaaaa' and
tboaybtfulnaaa far otbara.
“Granny” ttayham waa SI yaaaa of
*
The poI14- . W.
*■ Howard, J. A. Taylor, L a T»y
)or. 3. a Clifford, J. a Bated, 3.
P. Pittman, H. C. KdWU oad Bar.
oca Proa man. After the
the church building tho
homo to a final reotinp plate at
Greoawood Cama« ary. wfauro a short
tenrlco was hold.
In the death of this ootimablo lady
■any Monde sympathize with Mr.
Stephens and fate children. Hn. a
*• Freemen, Mias Mayate Stephens
and LearU Stephana,
WCBBT cmr IN TU WOKL*)
Now York te just cemplatad the
revaluation of mioolili paoportUo
ocmI fixed Urn tax rate, or, rather, tho
tax rates, sa there to a diffortep one
is each tioroaph Tho thiap that
strikes attention is tho atea of tho
UXibli buU. ft if I tefilte f«r ate fe
yenr f«,10fi.7d44S7 fa. real estate rai
aotlona alone. In the Manhattan
borooph tho tax rate for this year
ie 9131, b. Brooklyn 91M, fa. the
Bronx JI M, in Quoooa BUM sod in
Kirhmand $SJU. Now York will oai
loct cuor 9199300300 from reel o»
iota taxes thia year, not to mo*too
■ad athaa aaarcaa, and wfll bar* a
oa* far all (ha amnay paid lata it*
municipal troamry. Ta pay the to
Wraat an bar banded debt alone wifi
call far aboat mjmjm.
•few York ia beyond a raat enable
doatt. the ricbaat etty la tbo world.
It ta diflcaK ta draw eaayamaa
batwaaa Maw York aad * —ilrn ta
matter* of flnaaee, baaaaea real ae
(ate ratnattona aaaai to ba aa a dif
ferent theory at m tan
i'uIi
Tbta
tan aa
». h
. Thia ta abend
UnfiHjm laaa thaa tba dabt beta*
carried by Maw York. Tko etay'a
onpaadltaraa for all paryii** ta ton
BrltUh far tha teat year aaaai ta
aaarctdy —are (ba ana third tha tab
<m kvik atrd ta (be New York sad
rfft alaUsaiat.—Bel tba mo lawrtaaa
ta M>
% rory