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KiV. L N. JOHNSON
PREACHES SERMON
ON1 GOSS1PER
Eirat Baptist Pastor Discusses
The Evil To A Largs
Congregation
Wholesome Publicity
Suggested As Cure
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Referred To Tke "Disease" J
As Tbe Verbal Overflow Of
An Empty Heart—Says It Is
Rampant la Doan, States
The Caase And Suggest* A1
Curs.
Wholesome publicity, was ono of
lbs thingi recommended u a curt
for the disease of gossip by Bev. E. I
N. Johnson, pastor of the First Bap
tists church, in a sermon on "Gossip
—Its Caase and Curs" Sunday tven
ing. Gossip U rampant in Dunn, said
the preacher, who undertook to de
fine it, give reasons for the causa
and suggest a cure.
O—sip Defined
In defining gossip, Ur. Johnson re
ferred to the “diseaso" at “the ver
ba! overflow of an empty heart."
"Cheap talk," be said, “Is calculated
to injure the subject, the bearer and
the one addressed," while the sroedt
—” —— •*«*« vfKnufg ma
wound* and seeds of discord. Honset
, throsu are cat by whisper*.
Th# CiIm *f Gossip
In naming torn* of th* causes of
gossip, th* tongu* was referred to;
as an ambassador of th* heart. “Goa-'
sip .» interesting.” said the preacher.
“Some people *H and think, while
others sit and talk. Gossip does not:
require thinking. Gossip is prompted
by a pervert* heart" As aa iUaatra
tion Mr. Johnson related the story
of a missionary who asked a swear
ing man If on* could tall th* stuff
a mill waa grinding wethoat looking
into the hdpper. The other way nam
ed was “By th* kind of staff that
Comet out of th* spout”
Cwroa far Cetdp
as ona of th* boat methods of cure
for gotsip. Continuing he said in
part:
"People often talk too aiach be
cause th* newspapers tell too Kale.
Newspapers, aa well si police courts,
should be just It la not fust for tho
newspapers to plant the names of
negro 'crap shooters’ and to omit the
names of white men who gamble and
ore equally guilty before the law.
Where the negro adult reel is pub
lished. her accomplice in th* crime,
white or black, should be published
also. W< earn never have the right
spirit between the races until era
give the negro Justice In the court1
and the papers. Honsity and purity’
should b* applied to gossip. Humors
arc the big starters of lies. The
bearer 1* just at guilty as th* origi-,
nator. Half-truths are often lioa. Be
fore repeating gossip one should ap-j
ply the law of love, the Golden Buie.'
These questions should b# asked: ”I»
it kind?*’ “I* my motiec selfish?"!
“Doe* the Golden Rule Apply?”'
"Doe* It help the one InvolvodT”
•Does it help me?, or docs It help
th* hearer.? The helpful heart carries
sympathy, not esnruro. Tho bast bit
for tho bridle of the tongue la ■ tit
tle bit of lovo. Wo are saved from
gossip By opening oar neons to rt
sui, to His spirit of parity, holiness,
Jove and helpfulness."
Wilmington Struck
By A 60-Mile Gale
Staaesor A. P. Hart le Ink At Her
Sehuti Airs night
ly Poie god
Wilmington, March A 90-mile
gale with gnats of chilling rain swept
aver WUmington last night The
steamer A. P. Hurt, ef the New York,
Wilmington and Fayetteville Bteem
beat company, wee sank ot bar moor
ings, when hogs waves washed over
her stern and waterlogged the eatlre
engine room. No one era* Injured.,
At Sunset pack, a suburb, s gar
age was blown down, while a rash
donee it Audubon, as ether saburb,
erst or roofed. Trees won uprooted
In vnrieas porta of the etty end tele
phone IInee considerably damaged.
The A. P. Hurt was the first steel
Anti ship ever bnih In North Caro
lina. the erne renovated and equlp
ped with modem optionees com*
yean ego, and turn since bean in
•aretes between Wilmington and Pay
ettevtlle, carrying freight and pa*
MfM
She waa the leet of the Meter*
Coot of etdewhoetere aovtgotlng flit
Cope Poor rtvwr since the days priei
to the chdl war.
SHOWS UP AFTER
30-YEAR ABSENCE
John Hulf, Wanted For Killing
Wife, Dies At Home Of
Hia Slater
Elyria. Ohio, March 5.—With ad
vices to ‘ take care of him; he's got
juat one week to live,” a man *p
Paarvil at the old Hulf homuati*ed on
Broad Street nine day* ago with a
nick helpless cripple, whom he depo
sited inside the door and left. Coro
ner Perry was notified of his death
yesterday.
It was from tide home that John
Hulf, a college graduate, disappeared
in December 1*U3 op the day after
the murder cf .its wife In Cleveland.
Of Into yeen the old homestead
has been eecupicd by hia sister. Miss
Julia Half, who lives there alone.
The stranger who brought Iho man
to the door rnng the door bell and
asked Mias Half if she had a brother.
“I had,” sha aid. "He's been stray
for years "
“Well, here he ia. Take care of
him—the doctor says he’s Juat got
one week to live.” said the stranger.
His "Utcr helped him to bed. To
all pleas that he send for a physician,
the naan protested, ami the slater ac
ceded to his ad shea.
During the srcck Hulf preserved
silence concerning himself. He died
OHMinny nifTL
Half and his wife separated inj
1801. A faw days later his wife'll
body was found stabbed to death in
Cleveland.
Hull's description was sent broad
cast. but despite his easily recognlt
»blr appearance—part of his left arm
was missing and his left eye was gone
—he never was located. *
YOUNG MAN SLAIN
IN KNIFE BATTLE
Protested Efforts of Brother to
Drive Sister From
I
)( a knife scrape that occarrod at tha
home of Thad Harris, Sunday after
noon, who resides In the vicinity of
Galloway's Cross Roads. Troy Har
ris, a young while man about twenty
Ave years of age, was killed and
Thad Harris. Morton Mills and Roy
Stokes ware wounded by a knife
which was wielded by Frank Wilson,
who is also a white man and about
the age of his victim. Prom informa
tion received the scrape was the out
come of a row occasioned by the re
turn of Wileon's sister to the neigh
borhood in which the tragedy occur
red. Wilson made his oerape and was
not found until this utoring when he
surrendered himself to the sheriff in
Greenville. He was released under
bond of fl.OOO for His appearance
neat Saturday morning whan the pre
liminary hearing will be held.
From information received it ap
pears that Wilson's sister had laft
the neighborhood sometime ago with
instruction from him not to return
to it again. Saturday night she re
turned and was staying at tha home
of Thud Harris Wilson, upon learn
ing of this, went to the home of
Harris with the intention of driving
her away from the neighborhood
again. When he reached the house
bo seat mot by Harris agio, after be
ing told by Wilson that he Intended
driving her away or killing her,
vslueite/l welsL L!_ __-A A_ — «- a at_
hMN.
'Regardless of these intercessions
Wilson entered the hoaec and want
Into the room in which ho foond
hit etstrr. Hera according to his sis
ter’s statement, he caught hold of
her and had drawn a knife wtth which
to kill her when Troy Harrii entered
and attempted to Intercede. It wai
then that Che eeuilaat gashed Ms
just below the neck with the knife
He rushed from the room oet inU
the yard, where hr fell. It was thee
that the ether victims, Thid Harris
Mill* and Stokes entered Into thi
roeen to overpower Wilson end ear
the row, which they did, but on]]
aftor receiving several alight cat
about the hande. After falling In t*u
yard Tray Harris was carried lab
the honor, where be died aboot thlrt]
minutes later. '•
After the affair Tbad Harris order
ed WUaon to leave the place and ec
comp Salad him down the read for
short distance. When left alon
Wilton disappeared Into the wood
and was aeon ns non ahtll thi
morning, when he saireaderod Mm
aelf to tha sheriff.
Baltimore Sun—America may a]
, paar drowsy sad indifferent, hut Jai
show bar a pemeeoted people or a
on district I
Mr*. Mary C. Daniels
Die* At Age Of 81
I Mol her of Formor Soerotery Of Th.
Novy Phim At Horn, of
Judgo DuUt
UoUtsboro, March 7—Mr*. Mary
Ooavea Daniels, mother of Jeeupkoi
' Daniels, former secretary of the
navy and editor of The Raleigh News
Jan.) Observer, died this morning at
!.1:16 o’clock after a critical illness
following a stroke of paralysie. Af
| though she had shown periods of laa
! provensent during the past dew days,
attending physician* and members of
! th' family had held out little hops
for recovery.
Mrs. Daniels’ death occurred at the
home of Judge Frank A. Daniels, She
*■» In her S7th yoer. C. C. Denials,
of New York, the other of tha three
•on* who survive her, was also at the
hvtis.de when the and cams
The funeral of Mrs. Daniels wHl
be held in Wilson and the arrange
monte will be announced later.
EXPECT THRONG
AT T SHOW
Only Faw Days Mors Eastern
Carolina EapoaWo*
Opeoi Doors
— * .
Goldsboro. March t_Only two
wooki remain before the biggest
event of it* kind over hold la the
Southeast. wlH open Its doors to tbs
public of Ess Urn Carolina and la
fact this entire section, in tbs farm
"f the Eastern Carolina Exposition
tml Automobile Show «>■-«
.n Wilson, Monday, March lath, at
1 JO o'clock with a monster parade.
This big undertaking is being foeter
d and actively put on by Ae East
• i Carolina Chamter of Commerce,
whose headquarters ra at Goldsboro.
It is eon lervalively estimated that
this week will drew more people to
Wilson, Idas' any other attraction las
drawn to any town la this ftato, even'
Uhrw'taumb
pass through the turnstiles during
■fcesc days of this big show.
Advertising « Florida
More than 1,000 winter tourists in
Florida bars had advertising matter
nailed direct to them, tnivitiiig them
to atop over at Wilson en their re
ran home from the Sanny South.
Many visitors will be attracted la
■hla way, that would never have aa
opportunity to sec Eastern North
Carolina.
la New England
A selected list of manufacturers
and bankers in the Nsw England
• laics has been made out and they
too, are being apprised of Eastern
Carolina’s wonderful opportunity.
, The slogan that has been adopted by
1 the Eastern Cartdina Chamber at
Commerce Is very appropriate for
this section: Eastern Carolina, where
prosperity It perennial.” This slogan
carries with it the Idea that there
sre no teal lean years in Eastern
Carolina. They are sM plenteous
and that's true.
4,000 handsome booklets. Ailed full
of interesting facts about Eastern
Carolina, are being mailed oat to
every section of the country. These
eoklcts arc so attractive that each
one that falls Into the hands of a
business mut will find a place In hlc
business library for future reference
■ nd will prove interesting reading
insuer in the future These book
lets are sun to got favorable result)
in years to come.
Anas Case Big Attraction
Anna Case, who spans the program
Monday afternoon, March l»th, li
already a regular house word wtt*
all the children as well aa ths grown,
ups in this section. For they an al
Interested ia seeing and hearing thi
womlerfol soprano. The prospect
now an that every seat for her tun
performances will bo sold before th
doors open, for the trot recital. Or
dan for tickets have boon eteadtV]
coming in for three weeks .althougl
tho actual allotment of tickets doo
’ not begin until Monday March ttl
> Mica Case Is booked aa tho mm
i beautiful and meat popular aopmur
> in A atari ea today. No doubt aha urtl
> have her boat and most enthusiast!
audience at Wllsoa to groat bar.
Inrjr (top Full Dap
The program committee has pact
i ad mars real entertainment, anllgh!
> an man t and culture [a this oas was
i than has ever ben emmMd for a
i occaaioa Ilka this bag ere, and It gac
• without saying that the public wt
a)tow their appreciation of this efc
by turuing out ia largo number
«■ Kastsm Carolina baa a wonderful a|
t tortanitp ta demonstrate what M
t on da. H It prodlctad from arm
reams that she wfll make goad.
Aw>ong the bdla
; ocU county Ini
I teteion of tb*
I sentathr* Mat A.
tad potted by that
A biH
limit* Ik* upon
bind* to 41 day*,
kuWI for detr
to noa-i "
county
ra] policemen to
of tb* county sad
tk* auditor'* *•
tc an appolatie*
Followin* It
tb* now ftoh law i
“ft that) bt
to Ath with kook
any of tb*
and Haraott
riTtr in Bomi
vtN't bride*, at a
between April 1
yew, U riwdi be
pc mot to tab* any
jack or pike from
tern"
Section | of
other law* aad
conflict htfc lb
S eta tea that
from aad altar
t to
The aew deer hfll
eao for hnatiag dndrf for tra ytara,
except that a man ia allowed ta bant
an hk awa land* M4j latam No
vember IS aad Ddftmbar 1 of any
year. Thk law dMb oat nag raai
dent boa ter* toUnif.
The bill which *a^ea the aadV
toia oflkee Croat aa dtttln one ta aa
appointive one (*aa Mt affect at tba
expiration of tha Mill aadltor'i
tana.
■Ue Applykg Ta Dana
Two bill* i|i|il)ht to Dean—oac
euthoriatnc the i ilhf of aa election
to vote oa a JIOO.OSO bond ftanse far
the erection of a betel and another
authorizing the nlhf of aa election
to vou oa a Ite.OH Wad ken* for
the eraetten of a hoepital—were in
troduced by Hr. Tewnaend and paaa
I ***'
' bill* introduced hf Xepresantntive
, Town tend were ■ Odoaatia—I bUk
, all fa which were Patetd by both
I honaea.
| Mew Read Law
I A bill la trod aead ia the Sonata by
Senator Baggett, which waa paaaad
' with tdVenl amantenata, provide*
that the board of oamnty eranWM- (
art may call as alaWoa to rota ah a |
bond laws sot amaaMat1 (WObM ,
far road aad bridge purposes. This ,
bill alto onthorUatf dw tipaiiinMta
of a body to bo ia0— as tbo “High
way Commas!oa of Htnwtt County.H ,
ThU eommMen ia ft ho rnntgtttd of
Ora month art to ho appobttod by tha
coenty coramittionata. Tha MO pro.
rider farther that th« members Of
thU comraialoo non la fto court
home In L8tt*ctm the fhst Monday
la aaah moath, «tft pans kolas to
> moot mom often If ~ iniimri The
i mertbrrt are to rotates wWI« nettop
> ngaged in th perforation of their
» dntieo the ram of 910 per diem aod
atfiooge; hot so par diem that be
’ paid for more thah am d»y la asah
i month. The ten Mary daD raaafra
r aseh aalary or par Mem at ft# taaa
mtwnon mmj piuiw* twi ■vui iiBr
t nUh tdah bood a the oeatsMIaa
I Undar the bifl tha
: moat etoet a
meat of Mgbrwayf Sol alto s
aod eaperi eared dhfttd atoll engi
t eloat of tho Mptolor. The aalary of
a tbo luparlntaodat alaetod aad tha
a engineer, M tlartad, ehedl bo Wood by
D ft reouwlmleh. aM mOartoa ft bo
it paid ost of tha fta«i to ho Mod I
k and coUoetad nadar hbitilhaft
k portatosdast moot aaobo head ft fto
a NO of 99*00. aft Malt a ad spas
y faithf«i performssae at Me doMoa
Awm»4m4 to Byrd Bm. and Ike. F.
MMO Wit) Ba Me dew.
Beiab S tree tore
Contract for the erection of a Mi
chawh building «u lot Wodaoada]
by tha Orietian church of Dm fa
Byrd Brother* A Shaw, coatmetor
of BuiuUevcl Bad IflUMtoo. thi
oootnet price for completion of tto
building being IB4M. The eaotzee
raBa for a main auditorium tto* will
aaat approximately SOO pooplo and
IS Sunday acbool claaa teoeoe. Tto
building will bo o modem brick
•tractor*, steam-heated and electric.
Hgtrud throughout, with modem ft*
toroa sad equipment The contract
provide* that the now building to
implotod within sight month., and
work oo U will bo bogwa at suae. *
Am wmm stated in Tuesday-. Dia.
pateh. the new church will hu erect
ed on a lot, corner Cumberland street
aad Clinton Avarua, arrow Cumber
tend (tract frees the old church
building.
TO SEND NEGROES
WTO RUHR MBS
Mow York, March T—Harry V.
Daugherty, arriving on tha T-T-rrrhif
Mafaattc today, aauauncod Mat h*
had perfected plana to trae»ort M
*wooa S.bOO and >DM America* ag
gie miner* to tba.Buhr to work cool
udaoi soiled by tbe French an even
ant
“At least MO-r‘trr miasm
frrai the Wert Virginia raal fleWe'
«Ai be seat an Am Ordene, which
•alia March II," Mr. naMbarty sail.
“They will be hllmi by ether rtiip
■aste ee fart ae the Me* eon he
’**?*-£+*£
The aegtne wfli reeern |T -a lay
In addition to board Ml Mlgbig. he
■ail. and will receive toepmtatiM
In emit of Injury.
Three Dead And One
Dying After A Snow
New Vorb ia Grip ml TecHble Iherm
That Taleee Urn Aad Caaaae
New York, March 7.—Three per
mu dead, ene dying and isveral in
Jared ia part of the to« enacted her*
by a M»W wUah hated drew
yeaterday forenoon an til Ihle morn.
bag
Two of the victims wore feaad
dead is enow banka The third slip
ped from an icy platform, and vn
killed by a train.
Kin and n hrif Inehee of bow fell
and traffic war great*; Impeded A
force of neatly 10,000 men worfcet
aH day to char the mlia artertea
while no attempt war made ta attaei
the drifts ia rile streets.
devoted txaina, running al night
kept tracks epea. Subways in Man
tiatten were net effected, bot in see
done In Brooklyn, where under
[roend 11m tnvtnc M| «pti cute,
I rifting mow hampered Mrrioa.
Marla* trail* wa* aartooaiy die.
■opted, eaptn'.ma of Incoming Ihm
nofcrriag to remain at qaaiaiKiae
mtM the itorm to*tad.
NO WONDER FARMER!
AU ALWAYS IN DEBT
Lynchbang, Va.. MarrJi 7.—Mr*.
W. i. Crowder, af Nil* city *Ua
reeling a patoto yaatorday fomd a
note in It reading:
"I gat M canto par toukaL
Wkat did yaa gtoaT”
b era* dgned -O. F. Baardatoy,
Stanton, Mtok," and traa dated Am
ary IS.
Hit Crawdar (tod to* paid thirty
(aata a peek (ar tka ptomtom
fend* wktok at; <«a* bit* Ida kaada.
according to tka kit, porferto all tka
dnttoa vtoathm to roada wktok kare
h*rotator* kern parfararad ky Ika
keerd af aaaaty caaunlatoanart ar ky
road atoriab In ika amraral tvkn
ad fiwai tka nk ad mid kanda toaO
k* aaad In taking ay and ro
[ “WSSS—F <• •
TO FILE SUIT FOR
I DEATH OF THREE
f
msxx
l
Gotdahene, Ranh *—Bait Car F?Sr
| WO wm be filed this week f
j the At) an tie Coast Um railroad for
r iDafod damages grewtag sot of the
| death ef three men killed km by a
1 meeaagar tram earning from Wil
] mington u Sunday night. Fctmrary
. 18, it was slated yaotesday by Faiaea
Thompeon. counsel for the date—■
It wtfl be alleged in the eempialat
that the train at the ti—n ef the
rreident wae traveling at 48 —a..
per hoar that It had mitered the
city limit*, an«l that the creasing wae
blind re US feet ef the track. It
urlU be elslnwd, toe, that aB ef the
i tarn left widow* and children, that
j EUIet Pigferd, a live stock daaior,
wee a ana with nn ana oat income of
$10,000. W Ilham Register laaea. g
widow and fear ehiidsen and Herbert
Soathcrtand a widow aad two chil
dren.
Other counsel who wQwi appear in
the case are former Congressman S.
E. Fowler aad Henry E. Faiaon, and
B. H. Crura pier, ail of Outran. The
soil 1* to bo filed either is Wayn.
or in Bampoon eownty.
DtES SHORTLY AFTER
MARRYINO YOUPfO WOMAN
Chicago. March i.—Tweedy alap
| tea after he had am mod Mira Elena
or McCarthy, • girl of 14, Hit—n
A. Bwanaoa. aged It, a retired cap.
Itaiiat. diod of heart failure today.!
Tha eoren«r*i office dariilaj Swan
aoa’a death a— doc ta haait trinMi
iadacod hr the-initial I’mJliu
tha wadding.
ORPHAN SHOOTS
BS BENEFACTOR
nsat Pare *11 waa
fatally wounded thin Burning nt ton
o’clock by Hilton Scare*, a arreoteoa
yearwld orphan bop who a— -hag
hit homo with Mr. aad Mrs. PareaU
about areac miles moth sroat mt
Re Id ted le. Mrs. Pascal] waa carried
ta a Orecmboro hospital this after
Mrs. PareaU's hatband waa —ad.
iag tha dap ia DaawUo on bualaaaa
i and yaang Scares taking adeawtege
! of Mr. Poreell’* absenea decided to
I rob the safe ia tha PurcsO homo.
Enuring the room bo demanded of
-Mrs. Pareetl to open the sals aad
upon her rafasal tha bop shot ha*
with a rerohrar. Tha first ballot
entered her rfcht arm pane*rating
Into bar breast. Two other bullets
! miered tha oenm'i back Just left of
th« via*.
Tha PareaU* are yroaalneat and
wall known ia this county. Lari
year Mr. PareaU operated an ante
mobile bn anew ia ReidaelSe. The
: yoathfol da—red* baa bees Using
with Mr. aad Mia. Paredtt about i
, month. Scares waa an inmate for I
. Last year ha waa saat ta the orphan
. agt farm at Koonody borne naai
, Kinston. Saarea waa flmridlb
with hia aarreandiiigs there and res
. away. A little later he eras eatagh'
tot* Welfare Department
About the flrat ef Dwenter Wet
aiu Superintendent 1. H Allen «
LoehtnphaiM eeantp was mM to tak<
he bop la charge. Mr. Purcell tAe
lapcrintcndent AUen to allow Ma
» take eharps of the bap. Soar
•emed to be delisted ritli hie mi
mate and eoon gained the full eon
ldenee ef the Parcel! fatally. R
■new that Mr. Purcell kept mono
o the cafe at heme and Mm teaipte
ioa to peb woe toe great far Mae «
■aeiag Mra Purcell Oort suet
rounded the bap dropped the wool
tor, mounted pm at Mr. Puneoir
to root and left A rimft dlMaaa
towa the read, an hour after th
■hooting occurred, Mm ham wt
round wandering la tha wsada wtti
out Ha (Mar.
parties wore farmod an
Ml
Mason, Oa., Marsh «■—Tornado
Otruefc to Pori Oalaoo, Oa., at Le
fates, near Mason, at Pika road, I
mile* fro* Montgooaorp and near 0
to reports »
has bo
la prop* rtp tot I
reports of tom of Ufa
w
W^KESDAY 14TH
1* OPENING DAY
’THEEYECUNK
wa |. tuu n. |»|
“_r[™
II
BalM
areas
: B
■
sBm
; mg
*«■>« to b« conducted ta
Tbo clinic will be h»ld is tbo Cham
ber of Commerce room* and wiU
o,*n at I a. m. THt eyet of all erhooi
children from *• foUowin, mheatn
in-Harnett coaaty will be tested hem £
witneut mm to too pmottt riwy
Oror*. Mary Stuart. Omta, Tntiat
:on, Leeg B raw eh. Macro, rniortm.
Loe'a Own and (tan.
A like due .m be eoudartad ad
»*o Tumday of no* wmlc. Three
dodo, an nondaetid by th, But.
Beard of Health and under the aoa>
b>n» of the Harnett coant, hoar*
of education and public welfare.
^ The flnt clinic« were held at LG
child*.* went examined and Wedaaa.
day U were iwalnal Oat to Aa
Barwatt la Aa aaeato eoeatp A .
| tha State A which epa rlAIae haea
bea> bald. If » m«u wtti matam A
»W» ««n t,, «t A planned A tin Mat
Ska cHaica A ether aonwtfaa A Aa
| State.
Jedging from Aa Aigl number to
AOdrea attending tha ep-0-ng I *,
ka, there ia amok In threat A them.
Pnrenta should taka admntagt to thla
oppeitunhy A An to tha tcfeete
to their children. The party U direct
charge to the disk: include! M eye
•peclaMat -an optician and a State -
■urea. Thaae an aarieted bp BA
Camp. superintendent of public
welfare work ta tha eoanty.
Man Works fas Dun
Bui Lira Miles Away
He AraMU Htn b|a
WKick H* Ceald Mere HU
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(he erection to around M aaw honaa
In Dunn daring tha Itat aia nostfci
and a nuntber of other* have beta
created, pet the supply to kna ia
far from aoBdent A meet Aa da*
aad began work cereral «Mks age
Aa baa* unable to cat a ■-**
nearer hi* work An la the Godwin
vicinity.
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Thia dnai Aat Aa team la ate date,
bat vary mate aHv*. It ia Aa dead
town that tea plenty ef vaaeai dwell- '
inca and baalnaaa beam. Yet, Ala
eendWan Aoetd appeal A ckteaw
wHe Ova here aad weald Kka ft an
Aa town jrow a Aba Hate A the
local Seildiay aad Lew aaaedattaa.
THat to wa way. wd a adybty pad
ana. to raUave Aa bear top altae
tlaa to Daw.
Tba Fewth aartoa ad Aa law
■atldiat and Law Meectatton epea
ad Saturday of |aat weak, bat tea
la yat plenty of tton a teaHli far
Mock In Alt mrtaa.
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• AT rUMIIDA MAW
Ormond State. Tie.. March 7.—
Tktaa feateemaa wan nab ay fra*
tba yraMdaiHil party ate Aad a*
a w Aa Own aad State Saba after
IT lanebeea Tv awl ay. Patedate Hardtop
• played to Aa firet ftaraaan wtA
h Edward McLean. Ctertoa A fiwwaa.
► wd A. D. Leaker Sana ad bto weed
• an abaft wane aetoly aver NO yaada
» ate be nab imal (any pafta wMte
wan ayytoadcd by Ac yallery.