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Morrison Let* It Be Known
He Would Oppose New and
Huge Bond Issue
MODERATE I’ROGHKSS
SUBSTANTIAL COURSE
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(Special to Tl** News.)
RALEIGH. May rock the
beat” ia the advice Governor Morrison
Weald hand out to the ultru-enthusi
aetic food road* people who arc advo-
Mtißf additional bond inuca to eittnd
tk« •tala’s highway system. With the
program mapped out for the expend!*
ilira of the fifty million'* authorised by
tka 1921 general assembly, appearing
W the horison now are advocates of a
WO,OOO ,000 issue to be spent over *
tea year prof ram.
In the Arst place, ,it I* not believed
• general assembly could be elected
that would support such bn i*.*ue. ami
the fovernor has let it be known that
, such a proposal would have his molt)
vigorous opposition...
Moderation in profess Is considered
a substantial course at well as mod
oration in other things, and to; run
Wild would be harmful to the state's
credit and objectionable to the pro-
It probably will be found consistent
With good business judgment to issue
an additional bond issuk, at the next
*en#rnl assembly qr by, subsequent leg
islators* to wind up odds and end,
•f tha present program. It •is under
stood the governor would not oppose
h ilfWen or twenty million dollar is
•u* far this purpose if the next finan
cial. report warrants such a step.
Future action on carrying forward
or sxtanding the program depends on
entirely upon the financial showing of
tha state, but to mention unreasonable
saws for bond issues is out of the ques
tion, In ths opinion of the executive
Furthermore, he would never favor
houdx for aay purpose that could not
ho paid withopt an ud valorem tax or
without Imposing burdens on the pin
>lo.
Tha governor is greatly pleased at
tha statewide manifestation of ap
proval of the present highway and
huildlag program, but he Is slightly
alarmed at the apparent tendency 1«
ova r-do the thing, as represented in the
latest advocsCy of the two hundred mil- '
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Util* Edwin Mitokil. Hollywood, drives th« big. whits Husslan
Wolfhounds belonging to W. B. Harkins of Culver City. A special! rig
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* They "Want Wilhelm Back »-
' Berlin nu.naichlats hold demonstration. Amvnc them, in miMUiy
uniform. ure Prince August Wilhelm and Pune* klilel Frhrdilch
I t 'a
- lisa dollar issue. The fifty aaiilions,
it is considered. Will give state an
ample system of highways, and a small
additional bend issue to complete ' odd*
and ends” work would meet demands
"i for year# to c urnt. •"
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Mr*. Oscar Hammersteln, widow \
of tha famous New York producer,
will wed Prince Oleg V. Radomar
Cbalowh cousin of the Italian king ,
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BEGGARS OVERRUN
: STREETS OF DEM
Practice Ha* Developed to Point
Where School* Are Con
ducted in the Art
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BERLIN, May 28 - Although public
mendicancy is forbidden by law, the
streets of Berlin are full of beggars
• who, especially after dusk, Importune
pasaersby with harrowing tales, some
of which may luawi.
Mutilated esrftiini.. who exhibit
genuine scar* on We sidewalk, are al
ways sure of public charity, but many
otbrri of tha fraternity resort to more
or less transparent tricks' to excite
compassion They have established a
‘‘trade union” In a northern suburb
where, according to reports, about 180
learners are being trained in the art
of begging, including “making up."
The theoretical part of this court
alone takes ail weak*, and la follow*,
by a practical course at race meeting,
and at door* of churches, theaters am
cases. i
The city (a divided Into districts by
the “union” which places a certain
number of certified pupils la charge,
' changes shifts weekly, and collects and
distributes the proceeds.
Evary day, it is stated an avarage
west end district brings la about 3,000
marks. Certain favorite sections com
ntand premium* up to 800 marks per
day.
The** professional heggas are keen
Judges of human nature. Wealthy Rus
sians are said to be their best patrons
‘Americana, on the other hand, are an
everlasting puaile to them. Some
times. they *a*£ Americans are ex
generous and hand out B, 10
or 20 mark bills with princely liberal
ity, but others refute to give anything
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BIRMINGHAM 'BAR
HOT AFTER KIT KI>l!X
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BIRMINGHAM. May 2#.-C*ndemn
• ing the ‘‘usurpation of the functions of
the regular law” by mobs who flog pri»
vate citixsns, the Birmingham Bar as
sociation, composed of more than 300
member*, today pasted resolution* call
ing upon every candidate for pablie of
fice to derlaro himself whether he is
a member of an ‘‘organisation known as
the Ku Klux Kian or any other organ
ixation whose members parade under
masks through streets and public „hlgh
way*:“
If Ihe earth turned aroiind la about ■
an hour an da half Instead of in 24
hour*, things would have practically no
. wight at th* equator. C
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TODDLE IF YOU MUST; SHIMMY AT YOUR PERIL!
CHICAGO, May 29.—“ Crawl” or tod- °
die or * rattle all yon value yonr
peace of miid avoid the rhythmic'
quiverings of the "shimmy”!
That is the warning word of Msrie
Khlrrs.
Msrie Is the “shimmy queen” of
Chicago. Her , rendition of ’yhr , J
Nnutch dance" has pat her name in I
electric lights. fl
"I hats to talk like s reformer," I
she said today, eiplaining her warn
ing, "but for once the reformers are I
moonshine.” p
dust than a nearby jail arches- c I
trs broke into s freniied,intoxicating fl
clamor that penetrated the room. In- * I
voluntarily Marie.s pretty shoulders fl
began to twitch; then her feet began H
Shuffling. I
'You see?" she said plaintively. 1
“I Just can’t help myself. Whenever 1
the music starts, my body begins danc
ing I'm helpleaa, absolutely helpless!
“And it inn't music only! A street
car gong or,.an automobile horn tnay
o
start me going. You’ve no ides how
embarrassing it Is.” o
The docton trying to cure Miss
Khlrrs of "•hlmrayitis” call the dis
ease disth resist is, an affection of thy
Joints so much they are now beyond
her control
. ■ Any sound suggestive of s Jsit or
rhestrs-snd whet sound la nolTscts the J
joints going
The doctors have ordered her to
keep out of earshot of all jail But a
to get sway from Jsss, money Is needed I
bo Msrie Is suing her employer for '
110,000 damages. Hhe says he taught
her to dance the shimmy.” Therefon ,
she reasons, hs ought to pay tor the
cur*.
m .g«Mnmoia mnrfc
Si* coins, a spoon and fork, one darn
ing noodle, fouA hairpins, three pins,
four screw four needles one button
I and a hottlc tip. This is the list of
artidea. awallawod by a London woman
wRo sms opernted upon und recovered.
One woman Mrs. Mary W. Aldridg. of
Alabama, mere smiles when mention is
- made of ‘‘swat the fly.” Mr*. Aldridge
l some time ago was a guest of a hotel
in MnntgiNßti'O Another guest became
disturbed by flies and begun chasing
them. The screen hit a skylight and
the skylight hit Mri. Aldridge. Now
sha ia |2,800 richer by award of thr
>_ court for isjurtai suffered by her dig
i . nity and anatomy.
_PlrateLass_
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organisation of artiatu and
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Mice Ivy HaWek ( an English mermaid
who plan* t* try the channel swim' this
summer, has a record of havin remain- ;
ed In the water 12 1-2 hours and tov- I
erirjg about IS miles.
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GAINS 20 POUNDS '
EATS ANYTHING
AND FEELS FINE
“1 Just Want lo Tell Everybody
What a Wonderful Medicine
Tanlac In,” Enthusiastically j
Declares Lynchburg Kenldent.
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“I only weighed one hundred and ftve I
pounds when I began taking Tanlac, I
but now I wemh on* hundred and I
wentjftve pounds and feel perfectly I
splendid," said Mrs. E. R. (: bewaring, I
*l6 Kilm..re street, Lynchburg, V». I
"1 was never a very strong wpman, I
and an attack of influooaa which kept I
nie in bed several weeks, left me in a I
terribly weakentd condition. I could I
hardly digest a thing and simply snf- I
sered tortures from gas on my atom- ij
,ach, which nsarly cut off my breath I
and enussd jiains that were almost on- I
hearable. I was tpo weak to do any I
of my housework and had surh a awim- I
nung tn the head 1 was afraid to go up I
or dagsn the steps without help. Once I
I fed right out of my chelr and had I
to remain in !>ed naveraj days.
“My daughter got a bottle es Tan- I
W far me and it did me so much good I
I kept' on takingit with the recall that I
now I am in better health thap far I
yrata, I frel fine all the time, eat any-T
thipg on the table and am enjoying life I
more then I ever expected to again. I
Tun Ia c i» just grand." I
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. I
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PROFESSIONAL
BUSINESS |
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Dr. Maude E. Weidman
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Chiropractor - I
Phono 479
400-415 Grant BWg. j
More desirable homes be'eg built I
• ln Pl"* View Park and vicinity then I
in eny other section of the ctly. N. E I
Bradford, Real Kstale and Inaumnce
- Pine Vkw Park, the I 32= course
for CioldsOfiro to grow and build beau
tiful homes. N, E. Bradford, ileal I
Estate and Inaurance.
The largest spidera In the world are
found in New Giueaa. and their webs
are so strorig that they are used by the
natives as fishing nets.
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ITo Wash Day I
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B Wash Boards ■ '*> • B
I Clothes Line Wire
I Clothes Pins
B Clothes Baskets I
B Ironing Boards ■
B Electric Irons I
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To the Democratic Voters
of Wayne County
*
1 wish to state that I appreciate more
than language can express the many kind
words of confidence that many of the lead
ing men of the county have spoken in my
behalf, in urging me to become a candi
date for nomination to the State Senate.
While I realize that it will be a great
personal sacrifice for me to be absent from
my home and business during the cam
paign and the session of the Legisl rure,
I feel that if I can in a small measure serve
the interests of the good people of this
rreat county, I should not covet the cost
to myself personally. .Therefore, I take
pleasure in asking the democrats, both
men and women, of the county to give me
their votes on June 3rd, and if nominated
I promise to do my utmost for their very
best interests in every possible way.
> N Respectfully and sincerely,
H. B. PARKER
6 . NOTICE
M - ** ' <£ ..C » .y -V. r
Tq Tax Payers of Wayne
« County
You are hereby notified that
all real estate- on which the
taxes for the. year 1921
.not befcii paid on or before the
Third day
advertised, an provided by th«
Statute, on June*sth.
Thin notfeif is given in order
I that those who have nbt paid
their taxea to date may arrange
to make payment on or before
the 3rd day of June, and thus
nave themselves the additional
expense of cost, etc.
Nfay I not urge upon you the
importance of giving this mat
ter yourtorompt attention at a
j list of an those who have not ~
Eaid their taxes at the cloae of
usiness, Saturday, June 3rd,
will positively be handed the
newspapers with instructions to
publish Monday, June sth.
W.D. GRANT
Sheriff Wayne County
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