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Funeral serriees for T. & Xft,
who died Friday morning ^ ?
o^ck. were held atto^honw Sat-1
Mrs. Jocathjo Cartright KeM, acd j
years ago the 27th at hlstTSyhj
flSr years KeM W; rw
ried to Mrs. Dora Barton, mother of
the late Judge J. Loyd Morton, who,
-with the following fhihfr?V samees
him: Mrs. Myrtle Byndm, Mrs. R. 0.
Lang, Mrs. 1^CHolsto| Miss Met
Hertaii, of Bakigb; Mrs. W. H. WJdt
xoore, of Wilaon; Dir. -Dennis F. Keel,
of Greensboro; Dr. Blurry L. KMj? >f
12 grandchildren and one great-grand
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ijlaelto, -Texas, July 37.?Demands
Feggyarm r*r
Sbtomiay a?i'h?r arniouneerafent. that
art go out of office until
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nel has in nund,he sai^. is no Dew
thing, having been approved by the
the United. States Good Roads asso
the time for action has come, be
said* and he is preparing *6 Start the
wheels turning, he system of roads
proposed ^u!4 >e * federally owned
and maintained net work connecting
state cMtetvM fiwti . CMT>ltoa;?
system connects.county sej^ ; In ad
d-on, he poinh^-bnt tge^ ^(i be
trunk liws ja^le^V eieh coast,
nectxJ^St.^Sj^s^d Pacific "to- I
gions, andnuisrth andsooth highway,
the present Bankhead highway, ei
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Kinston, July 27?The Kinston po
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of McLea^ Adm.
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l,. Raleigh, July 27.-?An increase .-fa
fiho indebtedness of tjte state of Sorth
Carolina of $29,768,000 was made
djiring the past fieeal year, a contained
statement of Treasury Lacy and Au
dltor V-v?urh?ilJ', issued /.yesterday V? .
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The increase was accounted, for by
iwnd issues in accordance with acts
of; the general assembly ?f 1925> it "
was said. The debt on June 30, 1926,
was $144,065,600.
The statement showed the current
debt amounted to $20,300,000 as of ,
June . 30, 1926, compared with $20,
009,000 at the end of the previous fis
cal year on June 30, 1925. The $300,
000 increase was fn notes anticipat
ing bond spies to construct a bridge
oyer the Chowan river. Highway
notes anticipating bond sales ac- . : l
counted for $15,000,0000 of the cur
rent debt and special school building
notes to the amount of $5,000/100 ac
counted for the balance.
'The funded debt amounted to $123,
765,600 compared with $94>297,000 a
year ago. General fund notes repre
sented $9,438,000 of this, these being
issued a year ago when the state
adopted the cash Tjasis of financing,
and gave up the accrual basis. Gen
eral fund bonds, representing institu
tional building, accounted for |S4,r.
328,000. of the funded debt There *
was an item of $10,000,000 in spedal
school building bonds and the balance
of $69,999,600 was for rood building
bond .
1925 Mtlitomed the funding of^i
State obligations to change the syB- .
tem of financing and likewise author- />'?.: *
SsLwi the road building, school build
jing 'and
| |The statement also shewed the op- ? ?'
erations of the state fo* the month
^Jgne, the^
pknditures iot tjjuri^ were greater ?*'
iL rev??UM, the ?h W^TS
cal year ?$th9a casft.itutflua ? $??<? ; i
Receipts &ffi the mo?ith were $1^12,- '?-?/
07i.^^i'aie -balance
l66,467.io] The dktoaeihente am- -
The' - highway and other special
funds showedfcSotal'Pf $9,132,347.99 '?' I
on^fihhd Jnhe l/and receipts for fhe ^. I
month of $12,832,924.99, making $21,- J >|
965,282.93. Disbursements during the I
tfdhth ^amounted' to $6459,216.14,
leaving-cash on, ham. in the special
funds of $15,506,067.84.
The-statement also showed that,
the highway and other special funds
tbe entire^^c^ year and disbursed
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any unwarranted criticswiii or any
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