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GOLDSBORO MAY SOON UY attKER-SIOfIE OF MEMORIAL
UDEKf WISHES
to Qunm nmncp
luiMMItR Dnlubt
OmSOMER-PROOUCER
Mr
vJill recommend
4 . TO CONGRESS
KjDAHO FALLS. Idaho. Jom M
A. »■—died Praa*.)—Declar
ing l|ti "the ***d of tIM irtNft la to
fftortqn tin bridge M*t> produeer
M 00— nif PrshMaot lUrdlag to
« *m mfgr mow** p
its* of rn ummi Ik# c#n*
—Ml* lISIfMI to fo* at tadrt-
a aaiwiiiii/ *“rr •
iM act— of tb* principals of tbg
Mitu book or tin building tod loan
P ■ ■ ro
*. Tb* oraatdaat further sold that
VHP tb* result of studies and lives
tigaitoa ha hngarl to bo able “to roe-
Congress gsaasgras which aboil rap
ronoot a Affinals g alone tbta lino.’*
■ Mm of the ssgroestnx prob
looa* of oar thno* ooofroatlog all
—at rise aad all oootottoo la the sx
horhltaat coat of Itvtng." the Prasi
"l believe the sugJbsUoo hi worthy
of careful axaaalnaUoo and coosklar
kttea." tb* Prootdeot assarted "I am
roavtassd that Us dtecoeeloa will be
fevufCful of food results and a remind
Or to rear# who are disposed to take
UUtoMQUabla toll* from bath the c©»-
mmft'+mi tb* public thia public he
fos/right, tb* power, aad the al'ltty.
to protect Itself."
, s 9irAubow tb* real producer
tai our *laboroto and coetly system of
dtatributlaa la pot permitted a fair
Sfotav of hta product tor b|* own uae
SMI IMP*—i■< Wo Muotdln* math-
rr
producer and mosumer; to sire Ibo
y *b***fwivp •MVtvT ~*z
U J|SrSa«jdMer >#Kmhta
MOTHERKILIiD ”
by mmi CMOLIIU
«*■ , ‘
_ eMM—n
Users Gsss Is Dwtk Roll erst*
Is Bis I—ronrt sad
- Wsftsf
Ed Dill, n*grp, coavicted la Beau
tort county of gS attack upon a white
wooaaa. was elect faceted tbla morn
ing at . the State Prison Dill waa
alngtog aa be entered the death cham
ber and cant Iso id to stag while bo
kroe (trapped Into the electric chair.
"Folk*, ther'rw going to electrocute
an Innocent man tbta morning.'* be
told after ho tabbed hi* aoag. "Lord,
help me; Lord MVO me." he added.
"Lord eare me,"- DUI was saying
sewr aad ©ter who* «bo current was I
that through hie. -body. Whoa the
electricity struck the negro, a groan
leaped front kb month. Dr. Norman,
prtaoa physician, exported thus tbta
c unusual eound woo caused bp air In
tblf negro** lungs. Two shots, of
short duration, worn all that were
accessary to produce Dill's death.
When Dill waa led ont of bb coll
b» shouted ‘‘good-h)re" to hie neigh
bors In death 'row. “Good-bye." be
told them, "I am going to yonder to
die." Ho gate hi* spiritual advisor
b small Tsdtamopt and asked that It
given to the prisoner occopylng
on adjoining coll.
The execution woe witnessed by
about Afty or silty peraeu aad many
wore visibly a Parted by The negro's
dederatloa that "they're' going to
electrocute aa iaaoeeaf ban tbb
morning *
Dill steadfastly dented that he at
tached the women from the time be
—0 arrested On tb* charge until be
JTs seat to hta denlb thb morning.
4 Dill was the sixty-eighth man to die
In the electric choir
riITBBMVt nil AT TAMP
l BIAM- ■*
dfpAYETTtVIIXB. urn tt - Mu
denu from the University of Tenues
gee University of Alnhama and the
Alabama Potytechhtr Institute who
hows voluataorod tar six week* of in
tensive training of the 'Untied Mate*
War Department at Pen Bragg, tbta
weak have heap put through active
Hold war. The ppung men have been
divided late twp group# and during
the part }yro weeks have been given
gpoctel i reining U*. accustom them to
«rmy IMS. With snJeoMful asm plot 100
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
Cj. of Washington
•WALKS away
] WITH BOAT RACE
I POUOHKBBPBIB. N. Y . Juno
>ttb-The University of Waeblag-
I .ton crow in a grant three mile
content with the shells of five oth
. er colleges won the varsity race
on the Hudson today Oofeattng the
champion Navy Jty a length Co
lumbia was third. Syracuse
fourth. Corartl fifth and Psaagyl-
vasts a dtauat sixth.
WW KIDS
TO OEQK DOUTE
t CRD PUUXUtlfiin
Rftlrifk . laatorT flaw art»»
Want R. WWIa CferialU
IWKKI rrCMRii Ilk ArfAineniH
DICUMON TO BE
MADE TODAY
RALEIOR June H.—WHb two fab-I
Hoax fighting tor recognition, the
State Highway Commission tomorrow
Is scheduled to decide oa the route to
bo followed by the Capital to Capital
highway through North enroll no.
Plans to bring, lha national blghws)
from Rlebmond to olumbta. through
Oxford. Durham aad dividing tt that*
with one road going through Chapel
Hill, PttUboro aad Sanford, aad the
other tallowing tSe central highway
westward to Greensboro aad Char
lotte have bona Is the process of for
mation for the past several months.
The Raielgb-Seaford route has sup
porters who claim the highway enne
•bdtfld remain as R has been for
many years. Although the two propon
ed routes are the same length. Rat
sigh-Sanford supporters contend their
rates Imfurther advanced la owurtrns
ttea wSMr. » J •
Brtweeu Banfoid nus foe Ttlffom
line, over the present route, apprort
matrty fortj jMie* the dtatanee I*
either paved or under contract The
other proposed route has about thir
ty miles of paying. It te stated.
The highway eommiealoa will de
ride which of the two routes will fig
ure la the Immediate lotting of con
tracts both factloae are avneeted te
ho present at the meeting Friday.
OTHERS BtfiOING '
- TUIMIIICE
Winston and ChnrWite Enter I
Lists For Grant Junior
Rmm
The liveliest sort of contest I* In
prospect for the orphanage which
the Jr. O. U. A. M.. la planning to
build In North Carolina. It has boon
staled that very lalge odors have
been made by Hickory and Lexing
ton and that Raleigh was preparing
lo put la aa offer for the Institution
Hickory bee offered 200 ncres of lend,
nnd Lexington has offered J&O acres «|
end 160,000.
In Ooldsboro a committee bn* been '
appointed by the Chamber of Com
merce te assist U. M. OtlHkln. a
loader of the Junior Order In hie
efforts to have the orphanage located
here. It Is expected that the civic
clubs of Ooldsboro will unite In the
effort to land the prise.
charlotte, too. Is getting busy. At
a meeting of Dilwortb council Ho.
IS. r.. O. V. A. M. of Hut city.
Monday night, a resolution waa ua
anlmoualy adopted lo place the ad
vantages of Charlotte nnd vicinity
before the- state and national boards
of the Junior Order and urge tb*
placing of tho branch orphanage of
tbo Ballons! that city. Bimt
' lar action. It Is afoected, will bo
I taken by other Junior Order Councils
of Charlotte.
Thus Ave clubs already nr* lined
up la lb* contest lo get lb* Junior
Orphanage, and It la predlctad (bat
; other* will Join In the race Inter.
Baseball results
XATMMAL LEAttl’R •
L Chteegw fc
Philadelphia % Brooklyn 2.
AMKBUIAX
i Philadelphia t How York!,
tt. Louis IMrwR C.
Boston A, Wnahtegion L
II MMTHP.BR
1 1 Memphis A, Phalloneoga *.
,j HanhvMe I, Little Berk |.
, * BALLY
Anffuate A/'Colnmhla I.
Bpartaahurg I, foMvllte t. ?
Moron 1-4, Charlotte AA-k^—■
YBUIMIA u
, 'tertelk A Pnlerahuro /
mKr ' V
ci.aen
W #• *«*P«»* rourt of the United Htales, srnrtud Ur the Ameti
** •wtoff Orov# cemetery, Ctmlnnalt, gad (%Urt Juatlm
TMt Aodteatery add rami at th* twvelllag -rou^inlga.
M«n’a Team f
Team 1. Ctpt. Fitihugh-JL**, R. E.fßt«vang |7OO
T—n 2. Capt W. E. Borden, G. *O.
Hariiilton |hi,i
Team 3. Cept. W. E. Stroud, H. M. Humphrey, A; H.
•••<•*'* *
Teem 4. Capt. W. L. Rawlings. Geo. C. Royall, Muiray
Burden , •*, «*«,,. ~»v.,, k ..,, 88)
Team 6. Capt. C. B. Miller, R. H. Edwards, L. A. Raney S3OO
Team 6. Capt. H. W. Tattle, Louis Hummell, X) A.
Clement .i .. $l3O
Tepm 7. Capt. W. A. Dees, C. E. Wilkins, Zeno HoDovdl s7«r,
Team 3. Capt. A. A. Joseph, Chat. Thompson, Jog Parker S37Q
Teadk 2. Capt A. R. Freeman, Neil Joseph, CMlMnce
Crone ?. $1036
Team 10. Capt. D. C. Humphrey, Dr. House, Jim* R.
Crawford • .$ 80
Team 11. Capt. Paul Borden, Z. T. Brown. /. H. Hfcwley $l9B
Team 12. Capt, Jno. D. Lnngeton, C. N. (irsntham, C.
Teem IS. Capt. C F. Stroenider, W. R. Allen, W. H. Smith
Frank Taylor -., ...J,.. $122
tWm 14. Cap*. T. H. Norwood, lieo. N
# Longest • .m,i.>• • fs|s
Team U Chpt K. C. toyall, Jerry T. Jerome ........ S«I4 I
Team 16. H. A. Pike, Jno. D. Gullett $676
Team 17. Capt. Geo. 8. Dewey, Geo. D. Daniels, F. If. J
Robinson • S6BB
Team 18. Capt. A. T. Griffin, Thoa. O’Berry, Edgar Sain SSOO
Team 19. Capt. E. E. Eutaler, Claiborne Royall $875
Team 80. Capt. W. D. Creech, H. L. Graham $316
Team 21. Capt. Adolph Oettinger, J.
Team 22. Capt. Nathan O’Berry, A. H. Edgerton Joe Koa
enthal, Jno. Borden .•••»..«• slsjßßß
Wtffnen Team $3986
Women Club SIOO
Business and Professional Women Club SIOO
Girl Scouts * $ 1°
n —mroey*
; t s29,ito
DAYS OF STATE
BANK FAILURES
OVER SAYS PELL
•. • 1
latMtlUliMi, Made After two
National Bank Failure*
r ./'■ : .
A
SEVERAL SMALL
BANKS DRAGGED UNDER
RALKIOII. June If (By the As
sociated Piei »-'*The condition of
slate banka In North Carolina la
mu< h better than usual.’* tbe gi»i d
Banking Department announced tori iy
tiAtowlnr a survey < .inducted af‘. »i
tba failure faf two unltonal hut.Mn,:
Intiltu lor.s. “ -
National (tank, at 'tflmtagior nn t
tba People's National Rank, at Halis
huty. both of wblrh are not, under tha
jurisdiction of tba Mists banking De
part ment,’ aald Judge Osorge r. Pall
of tba corporation commlaaton. ‘wa
yidt a survey of tha atata hanklna
ftald and dacldad that after tba fall*
lira of aaroral amall banka, whose
waaknaaa la attributable In these na
tional tranks and to the shortcomings
of tba old nanklng laws, tba days of
atata bank failures will be overr"
Tiia^Stats Ranking Depirtnu-n: la
one of tba branches of the Coraon.-
tlon Commission and Judge I*< II la
most directly Interested In Ibe super- 1
vision of tbs work
Tbs Commercial National Rank was i
closed by the comptroller several
months ago. Thomas K. <'noptr was
bead of the Institution and W. R
Cooper, lieutenant governor o' North
Carolina, a stockholder J. ft Nr--
wrod. cvhelrman of the sip a deiuo
cr-itic ais'Utlve committee, wm ha d
of tbr sPpolssoltsNsnlPftf Ibelroro
>f ’he ltoplr'a S'M'oul U-cA when
ft also was close j recently the
fadsral beoklns typnrtmsnt
Numerous etvll suits have been fil
ed sgaltl Tkimnr K aopr~ in too
section sill A* (alinse nn 1 tbs M
bl of krtgMl pyno l
..r ** »•'■***
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—I. its Ami MOKHIXti, Jl NK IS, ISM
. -Up k- a t • .-=
DR. FREEMAN AT
SEASIDE ASSEMBLY
gpttks of Cry Irit Ntod hi
tka CouMry ChardM
«f the Nation
CITY. June IR-’Theg
Investment of bis life In a: country
pastorale, under the call pf Ood, fur
nlshes aa abundant opportunities for
service city pastorate” de
clared Dr. L. K. M. Freemen, Ral
eigh. In an addPeea before the Bap
tist Seaside Asautbly bis morning Os
tbe twenty-three thousand country
Bapltnt churches In the Mouth, twenty
thousand of them have preaching
only once a month Bpeclal prepara
tion along agricultural lines as well
os along .theological lines on Ihe part
of the country preacher was advised.
The tide of Interest and cnthulsstn'
at tbe Assembly continues to rise
It is the consensus of opinion of all
who have attended that tbe program l
and aplrll of tbs Assembly baa been
of «n unosus I y blah order The At
lantic hotel. In which tha assembly'
Is meeting, has given superb service
It la well adapted to meetings of thla
charaoter. floating. fishing, bathing.
In addition to Ihe delightful breeses
and wholesales menu, make this a
most attractive place
Christian fellowship has beer, a
distinct feature of this weeks' prog
ram. 'While Ihe lecluMsh and sermons
i have been of a' serious and highly
Inspirational ordr. there . have been
lighter festyee Miss Farrabow has
'edited dally "The Assembly Mucker,” 1
which was superceded hv Ihe "The
Clam (’batter.” furnishing much!
uiuuasmeot to the Interested readers.
A feature of Friday’s program wlllj
l»e a number of stunts, songs and oth
er amusing features under the dlrec-'
* lon of Dr let McH Whits. Kinston.
At night Dr. Mplrfran will give bis
famous lecture pd “An Evening vtlth
t'ncle Remus." A group of negroes
will sing n number of their spirituals.
Rev. ohn Arch Uc.Mllllan. Wake 1
tbe early Wnrtpg boar. Or. Rea*
Welt oeaetofled tbe day atfft aantber
g I ■Hi J
. « Mb i - -** "• w - 4i
killed here this afternodfl when a
car driven by hta staler. Myrtle
U»l». crashed Into n poet Th#
Sirl wee trying to avoid a crank
with a boy on a bkycta 'and
struck the poet, shattering the
windshield a piece of which cut
the boy'# throat They were the
children of rHafito t*Wb>. a well
bhown Pitt county farmer:
PDLICT OF W
SEIZURE GOES TU
PfIUfETI OFFICIS
Tr—iry Department Reveeled
Tor Find Time Its Pra,
ceedure t
DEPENDS NOW
ON SHIPPING LINES
WASHINGTON, Jan* ft.- Treasury
ofAcigls revealed today for (he A rat
Um* that lb# propmeta to seif* ||-
quor carrying |ln*Yt In Amertasa
waters had reached the singe where
new regulation to carry such n policy
Into affect bad been drafted In ten
tative form aad were la the hand*
of' th* prohibit lon ofAcers.
. Whether the ruling la to racolve
Anal approval and be put Into elocu
tion depends on tbo foreign shipping
lines themselves. Acting secretary
Gilbert said today that he hoped such
a copras would he unnecessary but
it Os* reiterated at the treasury that
a continuance of tb* present disre
gard of tb« prohibition on Importa
tion would be dealt with la as Vlg
prloita a manner sa develapmsnU
warranted. > f
Mfc Gilbert's xteteßMMM» *v*Mter- .
atepd lo hnv* fogo guida aflgr ha
had heard that sevaraV or ft* foralgA
shipping companies War* ready (a
abandon their proggpm of Bringing to
this aid of th* Atlaptic under naAt
a sufficient slock of bhr liquor lo
supply passengers oa return voyigfc
He bed said previously that this gov
ernment could not continue to what
was regarded a steady effort of the
foreign shipping com pen tea to break
down th* law.
LEE COUITY TO" |j
CEEEHUTE COIL i
Fims H SECEION i
- - ✓
"IndualriaJ Ifoy” To Hav« Mkßy
Notabhu Ppgffgnt Tto Talk
Ovffr Sit oat ion
•»
©MINERAL DEPOSITS
ARE VERY GRBAf ,
———— i
HANFORD. Juno 17.-- The I<m moi<
ty chamber of commerce I* planning
to celebrate an “Induat rlu» pAjr" ta
connection with tha tvcent report of
tha United Mate* Qeologlaa. *nrvey
ralatlnit to tha Deep River coa, rA
r.lotl. In North Carolina, altuale.. In
porta of la«, Chatham and Moor#
counting, M. R It* urn aecretary, an*
nouaced tonight.
Tha Invllatlona and plan* for tha
“have no connection what*
»o«*irAith any atock promotion
propoptflon." aald Mr Beentun "In
dual rial day” la being planned, ha
continued, for tha purpoae of enab
i line North Camllnlana to become fa
miliar with aome of the reeourrea of
tha atata. partleularly In tha aerilor
| aarroundlag Hanford.
fhvttatkmr are being attended thr
governor, Hehtanaht governor. the
council of atata, the apeaker of the
houaa, laadara In the general leaem
l»ly. the North a roll rfa rongrenalnaa^
' delegation, repreaantallea of the prer
and two hundred and fifty leading
bualneaa men of the elate.
A deftnate date for the eelehrgtlnr |
haa not yet been fltad. hut It probably
will he held the weak following July i
4. according to Mr Daemon.
MONEY BACK IF
FIGHT DOES NOT
TAKE PLACE 4TH
HF.I.FNA, June H.—"lf the July 1
Fourth fight at Bhelhy doen nor tan-i
. terllaiae every dollar which la paid
for tlcheta mual he refunded Mr,
Kerna and Mra. Dempeey cannot net '
! Idlv by knowln gaa they hvve that 1
| itiknu have hoen «»|.i wmiout ran*
" ' * a. V•> iA
nr _ , - --
* ;■ • —y ft
Memorial Campaign Is
Over Lionel Weil Will
Go Back In Business
f
FUND kKACHES SUM OF $29400 ‘
Additional Mv* HimdroTlMuß Pr«mli«|) By (Ifo Coofofo. H
Difvrvnt Thom. At Lo^tmoo
Wort Mode vJI
- J '
The Community Memorial Com-,
pnlgn fund weal to m.ooe yesterday
afternoon with the other Av# hundred
IprrotUnlly assured. Now Lteael Well
can go itack into buaioaaa.
Yesterday at noon the woekera who
bad been tnuvnaotar tor Ik* pant two
days met at lunch and made their ra
pma. The thermometer was raised
to immediately fuMowlag an
th* captain* of th* d 10*real leoma
elated they thought the addltnul Av*
hundred could be raiaod with
Boveral teams weal to Mount olive
yesterday afternoua aad ra«ailld a
number of subscription* um m*
amount was not mad* public
With Afteesn or twenty days of
careful preparation A thing of tho
pant the men aad women who warn
actively Interested In th* Memorial
went lute the active work of the cam
ynlgn Wednesday morning with a*
FIXING DATE FOB
OPENING OF THE
TOBACCO MARKET
"•tSLarvrx™
ttofttatoton- lot
AMHWUAJt. Jus. n.. KUtag Um
q| DMIM sale. tar totawo ta
th« producing HUGH. Os tha Mouth
•MM tog n«wm4-br Mm staudtog
mmMUm at um TMmm Ahnlhlm
of III* t'nltad Htetes. tkto afternoon
«t four o'clock and will be reported ,
to the mala convention of that body
for action tomorrow rooralng wboo
It MU tor Ita twenty-third annual
sssiioo. ’ " ■ r V' r
A U Carrington. of Daavlll*. Vo.,
•od a oumbor of detogniee to Ibo con
vention, ranched lb* city tbla morn-
Ins and otbora will arrive tbta of-,
to moon and tonight Mr. tarring
ton la cbalrntnn of Ibn atonding ran
mltlae and anya I hart designation of
tba time to bagln tobacco anion will
probably b# Iba moat Important boat
n«M of public intaroat coming bofora
Iba convention Tba tobnano aUtoa
of tba South are divided for tbla pur
poaa Into various aobos, la which t|m
lima of salsa la usually dyad In ac
cordance with tbs ripening. of tbs
crop In tbs various souse. |
It waa atotsd further by Mr. Car
rlagtoa that Osorgla bus ranusstod
that Ho salsa bo started about July
17; South t arultua about August I;
ratatsrn North Carolina about Rep
ent I, and tbs old bolt territory
aroubd Wlnstou-Sslsm, N. C. and
noßvllls. Vs., want to start abotu Oc
tober 1. Tbsos. however, are' Just
propossla for those territories '
Tbs committee on graduate duos of,
Ibe association will also asset tbla
afternoon with W. T. Clark, of Wil
son. C„ chairman This commlf-i
tee baa to do bltb questions of Balug
duaa for new mwmbera and making
rs-arranaenisnt of tb epreaent acbsd
uls If found aaesoaary. Tbs aseocla
tloo la composed of tobacco raanufac
turers, dealer* and ware bouse men
principally In tba Htatsa of Kaa-(
lucky. Virginia, Tennoaaae. North,
and South Carolina, and Osorgla, at
i bough Individuals and Arms wllbln
lbee# rliisalltoallon* anywhere In lbs
Called Stales are eligible lo member-1
* b, P \ 0
The cnovsnilofl will bold session*,
tomorrow and Snlurdny The prln
clpal address on tomorrow morbtag's
asseion la that of Frank Talbott, of
Danville, Vs. Besides this. Friday
mornings session will bo Uhsn up'
with the report of lbs aseretary-trens
ttrer. ami various commit
tee*
' . TOWH Mi'll.DH ROAM
< ROCKY MOD NT, June tt The ac
ttou of tha Roanoke. Va., chamber or
commerce In voting to rales Moo.(too
to eupplemeat 176.000 available from
the state highway commission to hiuld
a twenty ipile rand ncroaa the Blue
Bldgs to Rocky Mount baa met with
'the approval of a large number of
'buelake* and professional men hers.
If tbs road la constructed tt will open
■up the Katlonal Highway from Fean- ,
1 splvaota Into North Carolina through
Wloston-tatom nnd Rooky Moudt add' 1
oftar atam to Mwdb j
F-- J
MEMBER OF |
ASSOCIATED PRESS
* —ewewm4
mat and tonid ty* maUer as prUtog
subscripttopfa stay. A large MmSk
baa already paid in lb* total
amouni subscribed. -
At the luncheon naigrjgV Tftof
noan a rising vote of fealta and ep
p rectal lon was glveato USo*i VA
Mr. Weil baa during So
paat two waeka ant Wbvb an the
drive He has walked etaund tllhtoa
Memorial and carrying g wurvfEd
inub The worried le<*laa taw A-
P%ta with a broad grta tint to «L
aeatlally a port of Mr. Wall when ha
faala pleased. In a -nHmsgff yab
! lerday afternoon Mr. Wist Said (tat
be wished to thank ail Ita ~«ltm
who bad ka ably hilgitWta 1 |Ww
moat as tba cywM lor, Ita wttai
of tbs drive to Ita take I tad tata*
lag am." be sold Kstdwan tawtotata
ooavsrsattona. j
SEUis
W.rrwn. secretoryof'tbs^fjb
•I registration*
HOMtf tbs bureau during Ita pat M
prsctbwlly vryi
not oMaiimd'aposMlw. torttafyLrto
Invited to tm. Um eerviumTJTtfi
place men I bureao." ssW At Rangn
jTbln nsrwtos Is rends rod
teed, jpMJ be hgfffrd J|
positions. X?*
"About tbs onto dm d - -
la whisk there to sa sponrebt gar.
Plus to. the high school i tffftaHi b*
this eicses will be -llmlaatod i,ru7
nslly during tbs neat few Week* w
school boards and —rnftlrto maS
to salect their an tar tab swta
| year." ’
VACATION BI«U
SCHOOL CLoRnQ
Tonight r fUwrt CtaMMtot «R*
Tha Dally VacaUw Bible
which has bean In bramoaa at tta
First ( hrlstlaa church fortta pS
four wsabs clones ibis tiara Ini Tfr
night at sight s'clock a program M
parents and Inlsrsstod friends will hg
glvaa by tbs children. A ataipto drn»
matlaallon of tta story gs ftiM'
Msibsr sad tta Ton virgßM w&
be Included wbUe same gs tta taM
work done by tta cklMran wllFta
on eablbltton. ,
Thursday morning Mr. tagato
look a group picture of tta sataoi i
Mach latsreat has bsw sbsya btf
the Children In Btbts i.tao. flta
ksta An otrerlaT wuT tUTtXm. «to
defray Ita espsoas at tft MbiWb
RXITMWI DUI Mpi
wet*, lilted "and ihrw* toUiff ißMtal
Si jtataMr. worikjentf gs t atotasß
J. D. Bridges sen milt '
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