(concluded from first page)
come Mi UfAmrable Citiien
When you. Wl Average Cm,
zen, tell the Irath about your
property, it wM?
your neighbor, Mr. Uodesira6le
Citizen, to fcH Slie abool
property, because when the
books show tnrty what the pro
perty o?;Mr. Ayerase Cm?? o
worth, Hj? erkJeoce will cleariy
and coocfcsivefcsbow ?batlhe
property of MrJBfl<fes?able Citi
zen is wofth. jThe local and dis
trie! assessors, when they caaae
to fix tbe Value d property, wffl
be govenfed bjr ihe sworn state
meet o? Ur. Average Citizen.
And w ikn M Mr. Average
Citizen, tell the unvarnished
truth about yOur property, that
truth wW wipe out every ine
quality in ttkftioa in North
Carolina. > Tru* values are al
ways eQual vatmSi hot Ihe great
est expert )caoHot equafiie a ser
ies ot frlsehoofc. -
When al the property til the
State shall he ^placet on the
books at its fcir value, many
benefits wflTaqtrue to you, Mr.
Average (Jitizen,
1. Yei?. wtttYhave the great
sitirfJcUOS of knowioe'tbat the
record written all the people
of the State is a.tfue record and
not a ItaWe Milhe comeaon
wealth. - ^hisf knowledge. *dl
wonderfnBy srteagthen the mor
al fiber ofSpur &ple.
2. YowwHl*aow that evfiy
discrimination i: in taxation is
wiped ^ am*tbat every citizen
is carrying bis*Jmr part ol the
burden. ? *
i. As she art"* go BP the
rate oftaxatioh'will go down.
- M. Jtt ?L.
and
will
of taxation instead of a poor
state witha highrate of taxatwn.
4 Th&Jpenerirf Assembly has
made *
under the #opw?i fc?e dura
tion ot BMpertjf#evenues greater
than ten percent in excess o I the
revenues ?colieded under the
present iajfe values. This means
thaftbe?*af Wvenue*^ collected
bytiheSttiesh^ oorbe greater
than
total
the ^
ihcveto
pay tewa in excess of ten per
W - :he bas here
' ir citizen
DRY LAW ADVOCATES
KNOCK OUT STRONG
. ; B?ER ELEMENTS
. v*- ? ' ?
r-* ? ?o'-;' J
(concluded from page 1)
"wets" asserting that it wduld
merely permit the very thing the
President as commander in chief
of the army had said was best
for the nexl six teenths.
After two and thsee quarters
per cent beer had been bowed
over by a record vote of 151 to
9?? and this was tboot the rela
live division on ail amendments
?the prohibitionists went after
another amendment by Repre
sentative Igoe, Democrat, of
Mobile, which would "have
stricken. ou^aU definition of . in
toxicants. killing the proposal
128 to 83. /' ? J
There was the utmost confu
sion at times, despite vigorous
whacks with a gave), and some
of the prohibition leaders ap
plauded every move in their
favor, The galleries, filled large
ly with women, and officers of
acti-liquor organizations broke
into applaus when the House
roared its disapproval of two
and three quarter per cent beer.
And then* when it seemed the
majority wa**veary of voting
down eVery proposal by the
other side, point of order were
raised, nid some motions, de.
signed to make the law less
drastic, wete picked ?p by the
nape of the neck, as members
expressed it and bodily threwit
?*? '.-Mm ?
ram was in full vent
PARS CELEBRATES THE
COMING OF PEACE
? v ? , .
? ? ?> 1 11 ?
(concluded tVom page 1)
tbem are camping is the Caftps
Elysees and around the Pjrisce;
da l'Etoile, where they are keep
in* company with the special
night guards over the Ceno
taph to the dead in the war.
In all the squares of the line of
march the gaiety which wat
7 The Rest & Sfeoce. ^
j"*** * * *
"Why it it Sam, thai one never
hears of a darky commilliog sui
cide?*1 inquired the Northerner
"Wei*, you tee. it's cNsattey,
boss: When a white pusson has
any trouble he set down an' gits
to study in* 1>out it an' worryinV
Then tin* thing- yon know he's
done killed hissc'f But n$en?
negro sets down to think , *bou!
his troubles, why, he jes' nacher
Jy goes to sleep."? Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
? 1 ' ??????
scene of loveliness Wednesday
9:30 p. m., when Miss Bessie
Mae Cason was wedded to Mr.
Jones Wellington Boomer.
-The cotor scheme, jwbich were
the Rainbow colors, was carried
out very effectively- Thedl&h
being decorated in cut- flowers
and peas.
As the strains of Lohengrin's
Weddcng chorus was beautifully
playect by Mis. Morton and Soft
ly sung by ifa^ Gamp Jire Girls,
the two cousins, little MisSes
Lonnie Rasberry and Thelmii
Jones, entered strowing flowers
as they went. Next came Kins
Isabelle Boomer from Lake
Landing, N. C, sister of the
groon^ wearing *blue evening
dress with a blue tulle bair dress
carrying-*:- fan with sweet pea
s&iowers and Miss Emily. Mitchell
of Washington, N. C, dressed in
bhie and gold with gold hair
dress ain^ fan with sweet pea
shower. Then Messrs. Angus
Cox, of Wttbififctbo, and Sam
Flanagan of Farmville, came.
Following were Miss SaHie Jack
son of Greenville, Ni G, wear
ing pink and green with pink
fcair-dressandfan shower*, and
Miss Olivia Rasberry of Farm
ville in deep pink With pink tulle
bow on hair and fan with show
ers of sweet peas. Then enter,
* ste*ra',
Farmville, and Ariel Case*.
Next came ttye little ringbearer,
Andy Noe, carrying the ring tin
a staff of valuable holly hocks.
The dame of honor followed,
wjio was Mrs. J. N. Payne of
Washington, N. C? dressed in
white and gold wearing half
feostlLveil. Miss Katie Cason,
maid of honor, followed dressed
in Orchid with orchid tulle ha.it
bow atift fan with showers. The
bride then entered on the arm of
her dressed in wWie
o?riiai?#i
tor tfce irao
| Alter the
I Our idea of a well bre
is one who never boasts
the heart.
u* sign that you don'<
' mudi i*stoi,SUiink youj
erous .
not wEat they w crack
is a broken promise. |
A genius is usually eccentric I
but. as eccentric person isn't]
genius.
Experience is the acid test that
,v?btes us to distinguish between
*>oda
_L_ ? *"
-Skinnum is always
_ of his popularity. He
s h^is much sought after."
Wagg?Mso is an escaped con
vict.
?
Lambs rush in Wall Slaeetj
r to tread. |
: >. ' -r-fr H
NOUCfc QF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is herebyfciven that J.
F. Harris has sold bis interest io
the firm of Tyson & Harris to
C> ^ Tyson, who assumes alt
debts and; liabilities created by
said partnership, and all debts
due to and* owing by the said
firm will received land paid re
spectively .by -G. A.!" Tyson, ex
cept $125.00 due -The Princi coia
Co. which is assumed b$ J. F.
Harris.
This the 10th. day July, 1919.
C. A. TYSON,
J. F. HARRIS.
Stele of North Carolina,
County of Pill.
In the
Superior
Gwrt,
menced in the Superior CourC
of fctf county for the purpose
of securing an absolute divorce;
and the defendant wilt further
tUke nptice that she is required
Court of Pitt County to be held
on the 18th day of August 1919,
at the Court house ? said coun
ty, Greenville, North Carolina,
and answer or demur to the
complaint filed in said action or
This the 23 day Ju?m s
JFHARRINGTON,
Clerk of Superior Court
By E. F, Tucker, Df C.
Martin & SbeppJUd,
lot hesitate to call on
Mrs for the public
?y epergy is direct
i free to all who
is September 24th,
formation address,
* Secret
?tf.Wl*-..
Tiiej overflow
.. -r,Tr, ,M,n.r, n