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£■ DUNN
VOLUME IX. ~ 1
DUNN. NORTH CAROLINA.
TAXPAYER STILL
MAY APPEAL CASE
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Can Go Bafora County Com
missioners Sac oad Mon
day In July
Mach amsndlng of th# Reveaui
and Machinery Act in recent yran
and the concurrent confusion as tc
just what the status of laws for fix
ing the valuation of property foi
taxation provide for at present, havs
not changed th# iranwmorial provis
ion that on the second Monday In
Jnly each year, an aggrieved cltiaen
cao appeal to hit county board of
commssioiners for redrees, according
to an opinion famished yesterday to
the Revenue Commission by Attorney
General Manning.
No further general alteration of
present values through a horisontal
redaction, general revaluation or the
like, can be made without farther
legislation on the matter, but noth
ing in the amendments or other aev
legislation hat abrogated the right
of Individ eel appeal, in the opinion
of Judge Manning. The opinion fol
lows.
"■action 28 and its sahdrvisioni
were amendments to Lhe revaluation
act of Ifll and wore enacted by thr
Legislature of 1921 to meet the ana
auai depression which had occurred,
•r «ei supposed to have occurred In
valaea of real estate generally
throughout the State. In order to
meet thin condition which had follow
ed the revaluation of real' create jr
dtr the act of 1919, the Legislature
prescribed that the Board of Goanty
OommtaaloBere, sitting in joint real
■iea with the Bdraoofetaoinetaomm I
tioa with the Board of Review, ceokl1
adopt far ita reap active county ef
one of three methods to wit, horizon
tal reduction, revaluation of all real
proparty or the hearing of petition*
hy individual owners of real aetata.
"AH of the counties of the Mate l
adopted one of these throe method*, I
reported their action to the State
-V Beard ef Equalization and the State
CSSSSSmSS
tier in the State until the next gen-1
oral ri aasiaanent of real estate,!
which haa been for many yean in1
this State made once In aach four
years.
"There hat been alee in the Ma
chinery Act of the Slate for the past
18 or 20 year*, section* 77 and 78. |
Under the** suction* the Board of
Connty Commissioners is created the'
county Board of-Equalisation, and
It ia authorised to meet on the sec
ond Monday of July of aach year and I
consider, having given notice of thl*|
mooting, individual complaint* of
ovar-asmmsent or onder-aaaeasm*nt.
It ha* power to hear evident* and
tab* testimony and determine in each
individual ease whether the property
la excessively, valued au compared
with the value of other real estate
Hi tiie county or whether it is under
valued.
"As the name of this hoard sug
faets, it U (tie connty Board of Equ-1
alixntion for real estate values in the I
county. It hat no power of general
revision end It haa no power to make |
a general aaaaasmant of values of,
real a«Ut* In the county, bnt Its!
powsc la halted to undertaking to,
equalise the vein* already establish-j
ed but K cannot create a new stand
ard of value*.11—New* and Ofcserv-!
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NSW TANK WAGON PRICK OP
GASOLINE U CENTS GALLON]
New York, Kir 11.—The Standard
OH company of New York today ad-|
rancid Ac price of gasoline on* cant,
a gallon in all its territory. It also
announced a limiter advance in As
pries of varnish asakera’ and paint
ers' naptha.
The new tank wagon price 0f gaso
line is 2d cents a gallon, which it the
same as Ant charged by Ute Stand
ard Oil company of New Jersey, the
Sinclair, Consolidated Oil corporation
and ether companies which have an
no an Bed advances during the past
week. The sew tank wagon price of
varnish makers' and painters’ nop
As Is 24 1-2 cents
OPPBR CONVICT TWO
MILLIONS POR LAND!
Jefferson C*y, No., May *.—D. P.
Hayas, a convict of negro and Indian
bleed, hat received two offers, one
purporting to be two million dollars
end the ether *1^00.000. for hit
oil into rote, prison officials said to
day. Bo U serving three years for
'orgary.
Hayes ia said >to ha the owner of
ISO acres ef Mexican land, eiaeetfied
»* oil land. He Is reported to have
hem advised not te seH As land tor
leap Aaa »4.000,»<X)
MBM „M S ..N .Vm ..
The Irish herder Is frayed—(Jr*Se
ville PI i denial
! CO-EDS DEMAND VOTES
FOR THEIR FAVORITE
! Wade Haa Effective Cacnpai(r
er la Fair Feaiialae
Specimaa ..
^Aapel Hill, May 10 —The ever-ri
feeling woman stiff rage method-hut
tonhollng, honeyed-voire, rweel wnilr
with a hint of terroriratiun In th
background—war in evidence durini
the atudont alectlona at the Un:v«r
aity here.
“IKd you vote for Jake Wadr foi
editor of the Tar Heed?" a partiou
tarly pretty young woman said t<
each friend of here who came to tht
postoflcc at the crowded hour. He
I words wore in thp form of u question
I but lurking in the tone was somethin!
| that soamed, unmistakably, to say
| “Well. If you didn’t you're no fr1cn<
| of mine and you Ecedn’t come arounr
• again."
I M any of thoee she addressed hat
i voted against her choice 0r plannee
to, he didn't admit It.
Of course. Wade didn’t have at
the partisans among co-*ds. Each can
dldate had his feminine following
which contributed persuasion as wall
i ni vote*.
CATCH GRADUATE OF
SHOPLIFTERS’ SCHOOL
CiH Whs AccvfnuU Ivd $*0,000
Worth of Finery Worries
9tor« M$*t|$n
w-.. rrwit ro, 1.4III , Mfty 0._
Harriett Crvwthcrs, 22 year-old eon
faurd graduate of a "School of Shop
lifters" in Chicago, sat complacently
'* a call today while half a doaen
worried department store manager:
considered her remarks in' the ligh:
of her acts.
Xie* Crowtiers, according to her
Story as recounted by the police, plied
ber trade here one week and accu
mulated 120.000 worth of flnary, in
cluding 200 gowns, of which she says
7« came from one store She added
that the could have "backed a truck
up to aay atore in town, robbed it.
and gotten sway without detection."
Mil .11 UUJ.UJ'
some of the rules.
WINTER WHEAT CROP
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Big Increases In Production of Rye
Hay Forocast By
Department
Washington, May 0—Improvement!
was shown in the winter wheat crop
during the last month, the Depart
ment of Agriculture today forecast-1
Ing this year’s production at 581,
702, bushels, based on the May 1,
condition.
Today’s forecast is approximately
12,500,000 bushels more than was es
timated a month ago, 2,80 0,000 bu*h
els leas than produced last year, and
6,000.000 bushels largnr than the
average production for the last five j
yeara.
There was almost 10,000.000 bush
els increase In the prodaction forecast
of rye compared with a month ago.
A total crop of 76,.'il2,0O0 bushels is
forecast. ^
Hay promises a crop about 7,000,
000 teas larger than last year’s, the
production this year being forecast
at 103.579,000 tons.
Spring plowing and planting both
were behind the average for the last
tan years, while the condition of pas
tures was much lower than a year
■go and also below the ten year ave
rage.
The condition of winter wheat on
M»7 1. and the forecast of produc
tion in the Southern States follow:
Virginia, condition 91 per cent
normal, production forecast 10,499,-j
vvu, rronn Carolina, pi and HI,475.
000; Sooth Carolina 6« and 1,210,
000; (Margin 75 and 1,510,000; Ten
nreset, 03 and 5,616,000; Alabama
60 and 212,000.
NO MEMORIAL OBSERVANCE
HELD IN LIIXINCTON
Lillington, May 11.—Manorial day
nraa observed in LiUEngton only as
s holiday, them being no exercises In
celebration of the event. The mason
for thEi it that the gmvet of solid era
ere scattered over a wide territory,
each Meal rommonity having Ha bury
ing ground In whoor bosom rest the
remains of the fallen Heroes. Many
people from Lfllington wen In at
tendance upon the exercises at Chi
ton rentiery near Averaaboro bat
tleground about three cadet from
D»»n. The program began at 3 o’
clock under the anepteea of the Dunn
poM pf American Legion and 0. D.
C. Cap* Rowland WiUarnt of Dunn,
delivered 0te address. The extremes
were conducted under the supenrts’en
of Mrs. MeD. Holliday and the made
uma funrlahed by the Dunn Concert
Rand.
' 100,000 RATIONS TO
J, VICTIMS OF FLOC
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'| Mltf Commission in UsMrni Fll
f**kody Actually Starving Tn
Dootk. Report Mod*
--
• Natch**, Mis*., May 10_With
■ i 000 persons already rationed in t
■ flooded arises of Concordia, Ca
' | houla and Tcnaae parishes, all of t
I flo.OOO flood sufferer* In this distr
■ will have bean supplied with food
I the end of the present weak. W.
'j Connell, chairman of the executi
committee of Iks Louisiana state i
II hef commission declared after ca
feretiera with workers and plants
today. Kilty thousand rations we
ordered Tuesday for distribution
Vidalia and points along the rle
south
i Rations will bo issue,!, Mr. Cornu
«ald, where emergencies exist, b
] registration card* must coma wi
the next request.
Rationing will be on a weekly i
I semi-monthly basis. Where point* ,
j families are difficult of acceaa, he as
| ration* for two weeks will be su
plied at one time. On* hundred thoi
. rand rations have bean dietribats
Ithui far.
People will be allowed to stay i
their homes where it Is possible l
•each them from barges and othi
| points of distribution. Whan this
.mpoasible. they must come t* d
amps to get supplies, be said.
“Proas ill our investigation*, w
| could Ana n* on* who is actual!
hungry," said Mr. CobbsII. "Wbe
hangar impends, people hare gone |
Iks ss^n. SSOBbII.- s_ _- —
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! FUME OF COLD GIVEN
TO VETERAN MINISTER
FROM NORTH CAROL IN
Richmond, Va„ May 10.—la n
cognition of hi« SO yean of rcntifu
oui service as a trusts* of the Inat
tution, the Rev. H. G. HIU, at Mai
ton. N. C„ was today presented
pun* of gold at the Anal exercises <,
Union Theological Seminary.
W. Moon, 1he
presentation
Though part BO be appeared as opr
at a boy today when ha stopped fm
word and accepted tha gtft His aai
Vice began |n 1872.
HARDWARE MEN CHEERFUL
OVER BUSINESS OUTLOOI
Chattanooga, May 10.—Opium*
over the business outlook marked th
sddrccaca at the opening of the slxtl
onnnal convention of the South-east
cm Retail Hardware and lpiplamcn
meriition here today, tha keynot
■pevch being made by President Frv
H Young, of Lake City, Florida.
The addresi of wHcoane was mad
hy Mayor A. W Chambliss and th
response by R. O. Noonjin, of Atlani
• n-ponse by R. O. Noon Jin, of AttaR
Alabama Frank Oamell, 0f LouirriU
Kentucky, recorded on behalf of Rn
exhibitors.
Tho exhibits am feature of th
gathering. The session* Will contim*
hardware dealer* trade will be dll
rawed.
PAYMENT IMPOSSIBLE
SAYS GERMAN REPL'
Parli, May 10.—The German re
ply to die reparation* rnmmlmliia
prodciU which be* been received b;
the reparation, com minion., protmt
tbe good will of the German govern
meet, but plead, the material tmpoa
albillty of impoting SO billion matt
new tare* before May SI, or eoa*ly
ing with all the condition* laid dowi
on May 21. The German govern man
the reply *aid, it convinced of ttw
nccewity of covering oapendltor
without further monotary InfUtion
Honing rcgunl, however, for tbo Car
men ocononrie eiluation and finaticia
obligation* abroad it |* considered in
evitable (hot important payment* do.
by Germany Hr foreign currency can
not bo met without the aid of for
sign loan*.
161,000 ACRES ARE PLANTED
TO WATERMELONS THU YEAl
Washington, May 7.—The acruag
planted to watereaelone la aarly pro
dicing eta tie thta year totale 161/101
aertt in ulna etatce aa compared will
JOO.SOO herveated acrce la 1H1. at
cording to oatlmatoo made public b
iho United State* department o' agri
cult*re. Thi# i* as increase of 4'
per cent. - «
Georgia has S7.S60 sera* thi* year
a gain of S2 per earn over the hoc
crated acreage last year Team ha
SMOO aero* or 2# par cent enor
than la 1MI. Florida ha. is,4th
aeraa, a gala of It par cant. Acre
age* have also laeroaaod in Boat
Carolina. Alabama, Now Me.tec
Arltono and tooth*rn California
A email dacratM waa shown li
y>rlh Carolina.
D JAKE WADE
‘•EDITOR OF
tr ;
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|»! Chap.) Hill, May
et w*de. of Duns,
3, , in-thief of the Tar
p. i «Ky eefni-weekly
,a annual
»- j terday.
i- CHarlUa J. Parker, Jr,
„ ' a rota o? »7« ta
ra moat internet tag
,t *Wa campus has
Yf thus.
Tha now
II Jonathan Daniels,
it, Daniels, editor of the Oh
h1 aarrer. Be served as ed!
j t°r of the Tar Serf am
►r'waa athletic editor thi
„jyoar previous Ba street
d " associate
the CereUaa adi
l-, tor of the Dnleenlty
d monlr known as the
the past yeay.
n ■C. B. Cohen, ai
« 0. Wright
r1 wnh darted
g Tar Heel.
• Stanfield,
oa the Tar
e
1
I -!
trraa Ranter.
II the contrary
1 "He wore a
1 robe over hie
the aged wold ter. “Oa
‘ an old striped bonnet. At did not here
J «ny woman', belonging*. There wne
1 fit even any string* on hi* bonnet.
| H* was a men tare enough.”
The Michigan trooper*, 419 of
' them, with ten oOcera, Were prepar
1 ing for reet after three days and
1 light* of marching from Macon. 8ol
' dler Hunter aeld. whew they spied a
I little camp seeladed amidst a cluster
of sapling. An advance guard wae
' wnt on, a few abota were fired, the
I entire regiment swooped down and
' the camp waa taken.
| Jcffeiuea Davia, bia four children,
Joha R Regan, his poetmaeter-gan
cral; a staff of nidaa aorvanta and
. him others, war* found.
•I "1 am the man yea are looking
for.' the veteran quoted lb. Dwria.
’j “We all surrounded him," Mr.
Hunter continued. Colonel Pritchard
II did the talking 'or n* We were all
'. *“»PT and wanted W celabrate. That
made Daaie mad and he said. Ton
fellow* think yourare mart to- eap
'■ **• • camp at womaa and children.
'I Well, you are not.*"
'| The camp wa* guarded eloaeiy that
'I ■*<*>"’* left hi* tent aad attempted In
' walk away, only to be betrayed by
■(hU spare «a he tripped new e log.
' Hunter raid.
'I "We took him to ltaooa torn doym
' | later," Hunter mid. "Then 22 awn
• eecortod him to Waahingtan and eur
I rendered him to Major Genera)
■ Milee."
Mr. Haoter mid the awn of hie
regiment men given a »*»0 bo mu
for the tegunio. It being enraeded ia
18M and finally paid nine tern yearn
later.
1 Says He FTa* There
Tommo, Kearns, May lS.-J*aper
| Taylor, of BeMaa, la aether)ty for
| the rtaUmont that ho aealotod la the
>eapt«ro of Jaffeton Daria. Abeat
: twoaty-ilvo years ago ha received hie
8108 reward far aariMfag la Mo em
• lorn.
, i
i BISHOF KILGOS If PLACED ON
i RETIRED LIST BY CONFERENCE
► Hot Springe, May ll.—Tha goaor
- si conference of tW Redyed 1st Dpi*.
nltal>^
Hendrix, of Eanaaa C*y. and John C.
• EBge. ed Ohorlette, «. O, ho phued
oa the retired RM. T
, ■ t* %
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i TRADE IS GROWING IN
EVERY 1NDUSTR
j O—Ai—Ira Amaag Maaofeetar*
Shvwa That la«l— aa Ha* Tara
ad aad Loft "Career"
* —m——^m
New YeA, Hay 10.—Busiaeia u
‘,-ada conditions throughout the Uni
cd State*, a* reported by 10,000 mm*
nfactoren to data K. Edgerton, pn
cidaat of tha National tnrraatioi
" of Manufacturer* today, At>w a Ml
Wo, sane, defln'lc and eentina_ng ad
ranee
\ “We ha*- j n t »y tcnud lb
oorBr' a Mr. ICdse.tin'r a.'»i
. Mary a4 a suivey of the tndi*. *:y J-*
J completed "We a e arm }
1 eery for behind Hoiinw- I* *« V.i
upgrade in r-.r'.ieai:* all of the ba
1 he indu..i
Tha SdTT'y aa.* mads by question
nairas, nnsv «.*, o a . i *.i wore rcceiv
ad srtthia the lart Si hour* eo thai
k represent* to editions as of today
“The i.*< it lUajrriy of our b^*K
ktdaM-'iie ta t that the preeont
tandc i* fai- ‘u rJ«d; mm* ray it jj
excellent, but only a mall part (a)
It ia poor," tha report continued.
“Tharu ia a general tcaar cf b:.g\i
pro*poet* for the future, and a greo
many o' the industries —t oily re
port that they are employing mor*
men than they am a year aga, but
that thay are looking for a still far
thar increase ia their fame* wbaa
the fail waA eats la"
GOLDSflORO AGAIN TO
HAVE EVANGELIST HAM
Mretlrel* W* IqU Jm. 4 Ari
Caat'fje Fur tin
Wutlu
Ot dA-ne, May 20 —Tbr Mlntiter
1*1 t 'tr'T.-.'.yn rad Christian Uy
«»’i Fa ‘.Titles of All chy mu
bury at wa:l: gutting ready for Ac
Haaa Rummy revival meetings which
cooumMo in this eHy on Sunday,
joj>« 4. s-d the —Raw of these
w31 re« that tho meeting
advertised sad everything
t‘-a revival, which
eoj'dact »d a ala
eity laat year,
'inj June- 12 and eoadnaiir
util July 24. Thousands ——t*
the might ■aariaga. ala* laaga trends
attended the morn tag service* at the
teat and afternoon meetings at *•
non* buotneaa bouses. Thia time the
evangelist expects to it amis in At
city longer Aaa ha did laat aummor.
CUMBERLAND OFFICERS
MAKING FINE RECORD
Fayetteville, May Bhertff Me
Ceacfay and his deputies made a good
record last meath In the war an man
ufaetorarm of mooaskin* liquor. They
captured fonrtoeo man alleged to
have been engaged ia illicit distillery
or ajdating in doing so. Urey got
ewooty-oevan stills, together with a
great quantity of bear, besides other
articles used in the making of tfci
fluid which makes inebriate* and
sometimes doaa worse.
Yesterday Jailer W. A. West, tire
custodian o' the eaptnrtd boos*
plants, cut up thirty-nine stills and
*11 cap* and worms and ether fix
tures pertaining thereto. On Wing
asked by a reporter what h# did with
tho scrap head, he docHaed to toll,
ailegiag aa hia reason Ac fear that
bootleggers might be toaepted to try
and make a still out of the scraps.
TO ERECT NEGRO DIVISION
AT SANATORIUM THU TEAR
Bids wore spaaed Batarday for A*
•racoon ax sanatorium, n. u., h «
"•grv divieien to tba Sanatorium and
far fc now dining roam and kite ban.
Tha bid af Me Etwee and Heater
far eenetraetiou work totaling W,
MO waa aeetgted with tba under
(tondtag that tba dining ream and
kitchen would ba aamplated by Ma
remfcer 1st. Tha negro aanatettom to
ba randy far eeeupaaey an January
let
OrloneD Company aaaurad tha aon
trnrt far banting at M, 1*1.00.
Tha piunfblng will ha Inatallad by
tba Sautbarn Plumbing and Heathy
Company at a coat of |7<MQ
Thaaa who are net familiar with
tba let bulldlnga and equipment the
Btete bat provided ft* thorn taking
tmateaant fa* tubereulaaM wm ba
ra^riaad by paying a vidt
te Seaatertum.
XW VANDERBILT AMUVHS
AT MLTMOEB POE SUMMER
Arhcvilla, May I, Mm Ovary*
Vanderbilt and daughter, Mim Car
nalte, arrived at BiMmara bauaa to
day and wOt apond tba amnmar.
Tan can «av# daylight by aatng
It—Mnwgipar Tatmrpilaa Ameeie
tten.
B9MRS9HM-HHB
■ FAY FINAL TRIBUTE
f| 70 HENKY P- DAVUOI
*| M-Irt-aemi---e -.-[f.| in..n
Mm« At Stnirn,
1 l-wt Valley, N T., May U
> HultiMllllonalrv and rimple rHlsgoi
- met today at the little ivy clad chape
- #f St. John's af Lottlngtown far tbs
4 funertl „f Henry p. Davlaon, baokn
' anil philanthropSrt.
, l :,x- too, van m*n and worn
• -n o' the American B'.d Cram la pay
r I ta T stc ta t in mao who during the
• I Wc..\il War Had directed the argent
:«:Njn’« effort* to keep af\ht the
!| '• k ai w# or care the final boar
>bv d/!nf
| ih» Rsd C orn wreath occupied
I * e niace of honor at the briar; the
Rr d Cruet Is* floated from the rad
ite i la the tiny Long Island church;
■ i grcap of Bed C:o«« nurses stood
I w ’*1 bowed heads on the church lawn
It i g U>« rmplc Episcopalian ritual
>* 3 delegation from the Bed Cross
j c-cr council fllciahy represented the
“realert mother in the wortd.”
i J- P. Morgan, heed of the banking
hoes* in which Mr. Davieoa had boea
I J parte*/, :od the prsces:isn late the
| thdrch, t* which only the nearest ro
’ot TO w-V closest friends wets ad
i miUed. Around tike rbap<l wrrs maer
I ed man and women IntcmatowaUy
pi emir eat who had coats by mater
*;• special train for the ce-e*snr.
At the graveside far the final rite*
r'** ••'If the closest friend*
I --- !
ccvrrjiMErT u facing
I NECESSITY OF HANDING
HUMAN TO KBUPPS
Wa*-gt<m. May IS,—TW A»er
jicaa gorenuaeat Had* hwK aedar
• the revived* pat*at treaty with Car
1 many, fared wiU» the neeaseKy ad
: paying royalties which it la aattatoted
amy leach $f fc.SOO.OOO to tha Kisppt
«« pa tan ta haaad oa INnaratlaa
'of Air.r-'rpa engineers. "■-W.
1 M'ltor, I'm Property Coetodtaa. da
I Haaad
| Mr.
Awt.-icsa
«k! circle* the belief U
af tha A morion tda is
"Wt aw-'y raaevrad from
panaMtat^aad^ trariaga_
, local news or interest
TO THE PEOPLE OP
—
Duke. May 10—Ttia
Auxiliary of
will giro a
of Mr*. K- H. Boat next
ing, from 7 till S. A
w*l ha rendered, after
; »eitta will ha aarvad. Tha
' will ha far the aapanaaa af
, copal church. Everyone is
I invited to attend.
! Bev. A. C. MeCdB, paeti
Baptist church, has bee
frost throat trouble for
days. He was cendoctlag
***** w**an stricken H is
ha will aaaa h* abh to
preaching.
Be*. A. T. Lassiter,
Prwbytrrlan church at
ducted servieas hare
the PraSbyterii
Bev. 1. C. of Bute's
Creek, condnr rvicca at the
Baptist church Sunday nipM.
Mrs. Annie W. TUHiiAu* •«*
H—»P«nt Friday in Wilma.
Mlm Madeira K»i*ht, U V«atj
Durham, waa a ambmd gaaat bam.
W. S. Wkitflald af Waat Duiham,
■paat tha week aad ham.
T**" H. Wafefc aad fatally, af
Caneard, apart Vm weak aad hart,
ithc xuaaU af Dr. W. 9. Idt
«aad Imam', af Man Hill Oai
Mam HU, apoat Vm mark aad
• bam rtth hi* atatar, Mtaa Maad Ska
ns.
PhHlip aad Frvdartek Thomma, ata
'danta at Trinity Path Sabaal, Durham
mtaraad bona laat Tboraday far tba
“Mteky" O'Qaian, «f tba OrataM
bwrn ban dab, .pent Vm mat-oat
wkb hta pamata.
Daatd Small, af Laxla«taa, baa aa
raptad a paakton ham wkb tha Park
Cafa.
C. H. A a da man mart Via a.A
i««d In WlaatonWaWa.
Naab Sally, wtm waa infarad In
| •• aatamaWta wrnek laat waak. la
vMtla* atony aery wall la tha Vial
tal ham.
I William, tba al*-r««r-oU me af
Mr. aad Mm. Hilliard K*rrta«taa.
!»wa a rarj an|ayrtta party ta aawi
aral af bta yarn* frtaadi TWmday
alvM, in hotter af hta dm Mrtbday
^ «wam aad eaka war wmd.
Mlm Laaa Calvflto ontartataad Prl
[day Bight at bar boat* ta aaraml af
bar frtaada. Oamaa warn ptayad, af
tor wktab muak aad rafmVmi.nU
warn aajayad. Abort faartaaa warn
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TAIBI BYOFFICERS
wrml p'.lni at Mill, a ad nd
War taVea, r..i aaa mam mid am
<b* Mr't rf a raid maim by nmiaJ
reveano gflctn La Aat aacteea
Tbar«day. Thu dkm cat aw A*
itUI* and brcagbt Am w Dam aad
Ac wbUkay and bear waa llnjii
on Ac <pat.
tmdan Stewart waa A* wma araaat
«d. He waa A rw— mad
<NTra1aalrn»r"|lTilyai!<i^Si tSoaad
'aadar a »MJ« bead mad wA be
triad daria* Ac m«*« week. —
»«* ceeeral other fdlcM at Ac atfB
Imt they made their eecepe ini Ac
rircr «, a beat Watranta wO la
’•coed ter Am bowaccr. mad ter
•8 probably be aoaaalad Mm
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Hot lyriw. Ait, Iter 10_*te
I tot to Which oao
ha aha
i *k|as$|
Th. _
which wmo wada to a i
•ac 17» to 110. Iha ---frrion too*
•*>»»•* 'TV?* •***•»•»**.*•
'wtodteif^rniinJ^jnt^alatod!
for Dr™j!'V. MtoJlTof
Ori«te. Ftnite. tot»U« too pnoc
ia which ho
mwtor nUicahm to ehanh atei
Kaaald ho to* not botta*« too touch
t«M an* tradition which had wtoh
tooad too toato of too faaoa too do
nomiiwttton kaa Mi^y
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