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"V IMT, Wuur Uio« Pictur**, In*.
“IRItH M«y MeAvoy, I* a Warn**- Bro*. picturlietian
‘ *1 tin* naval.
V“ STXOrMJM j
Mmmttt IferfonpA. a roUtcrlng I
him «hm as gmtmm* at « ui/.jpr
ta rt* v««( oaa*< */ Jratent mot
r * nark hat kamm, heart tAt «*««/[
A merle*. He U «• lav tcith the.,a
AlMnr*. dwngbtrr a# Ot# *#•*>'» 1
dor*. «cte let h*t farm po to
whtt* h« -talked foliticf H h
Mmmttt and Sheila pint tha * m >
teihwfno .Ffllr n*d haca-Xhau. ~r
(«mi <MIW Mather Mnftnnp a ha
tain /emmSnSr her jrfi-P*-
vctes.
CHARTER I—continued
~ Matter OBeUly turned (to tha
shelf bofltod bar wb*r* ycx-d luck
trinket* oar* kwpt Fraa wamugst
tte tot aM ?aMct*4 a k tel m 4
bald It out to Shat la. It ato round,
rlianil wtth a atlvflF I ate and
tranaparaal U*lw«-»» iwo thin
circles at glass w*» a ihemiwck.
tte toap petals flatly prveeed.
* fit flood Inal, dariia*. an'
IlnlKoa ii n_(ij j hflfflblf li ftlD Iflffl
r* it Will brlu« ya * tefltfbMflfl.
W tar u mwara. darling. an nevtr
\ '■ loan It. (or If you do tte taps. bad
cam to Jtem, will te climbing ya r
back to mate truubla lor y* “
Bballa bald It clot* to ter breast,
bar «yda ah la log 'I ll never, no*
faltd.
“A*\ acuahla, now; Just a shill
taf; not tor 4* ctem." tte old
tortaaa toller hadriiy added, “but
Stonne* aterthfl ara ao good to oaa
T —laid tterfWjfcMbdf' <#W» faflaa
tte gate*, a* ya wall knew*
Stella opeuto ter para* aad
. plaodd tte afilltac ta tte old
r *—*•*-* Mda^aaaddaa
\ kjt 1 V_ -—* p» .
a
«r> I«r# •** J»Xa Aairtters. *k#re nenOtto* m* u mtm*'
- -W~W- ' -
Gagga?*!® tor fn*t
"A» r HM. ft X MU Mr*?
Fitaghfe au good au«t sway on
charms aa' ItrMM tollluf t Bad
« CWM to to flirt! to It rich ws »r*
w,li ° w
irtiMw tv Im»» •
“Pather. tout to hart Ml"
-Hurt to I will." Old Tom. tot
wife Bgaar. iMrud angrily. “Wtot'»
ttot fa flayat 4 locket! An'
What wfll ye to dwtag with a toek
•ts Cfem fee old woman flock tor
trinket no’ jet back ysr monoy."
--, ✓ TnthflT. ft * flood lu<* tt'e a
ihsmiad* a# I moat keep It Al
" Otto H hack. I ear'"
"Ha, to!” Stoito wraaud tor
•otf from the oW Mil flrtoP tort
wife 0 quirk gusturs dropp.-d the
proctow 1 charm Into tor bodtaa.
Drtaalertor fe> w»MMt. o*d Tom
Bbafia took bla am to guld« hi.
etUMMim toomepe whlta toPgrum
Mod had acoldod tor for tor a*
"Aof dtd to mM tto pig, tattorr
”1 Jclkdead.- to toasted prodd
■'-’*-- !y. ® T rt »to prloe.~
“ic* wtoreTi fee money," Bhella
* -What •h'S&d I ho aatwertafl I
waTavar loom handed la a t#rert>
wton (tore plenty of toll I
tafla ta hla pockst And. parhaps
a tolt a* too ow tto ra roe had
tahoa a ahara Tto money naa to
tore pprahaMd tto mithag* lor
the potato patch,; Now they moat
' Watt and perhape min the beet
him Bor piaatinc
Old Tadl beaked alone and Bhcll*
boas her tohd ia toame. lor there
wmy.aio maay than at is* Kno- k
Jhir from Klfianmaul
way aafl tto floaatpa would be busy
aboet Tam KHare and hi* damrk
tor lamerrnr A* tear* an*d Her
pretty area fltoUa (pacbed the
praiitiu* locket biaa. u near her
- breast at»d murmured |o herfelf:
T huV% the ringing heart and
nothing naa eeer hurt ate now!-
Gavel Os White House Timber
k Presented To Aaron Peek
WAJUUNOTON. Jan« iMw *•.-*
tor flag •ouvenir* of tbvir iMi to'
Washington w»r* proit-uttfil on fVJj
4»y, lose 17, te t|M *ieab«rt of tit* ;
National i-U Club Crjuj? who *r.-'
j, CHAPTER TWO.
OR far Amarlaal
Tte (air at Knockbothnrum waa
a fuiiuiabt *w>y and tb* Murtongh
waa It* bla element H« bad mate
bta peace with Pwtar IlkfHgan, bla
. njataroal uncle and bad won blm
over not only to tha great ad van
lur* acroaa the eea but bad actually
argued- the old waa, who waa
kaoam throughout the Klllanmaol
country a* a ml»*rty one. Into pro
vKH&( pgflfltgE tnouay to New York.
The ' illagera were not particularly
Impressed with tUU. however They
did not ettraoote the gift eo much
to Kamett** £*,*<- r* or pereaastoa
“A locby man la Pater.” they eaid
ta tte Widow utensils ton "Sure
in' tte boy would amount to
aothlß’ at aN. Ct all. bore la Klliaa
maul, aa*e to got htoooll mlied up
With too many girl* for hi* own
good. An' who caa tall but that U
might coot the old Harrigan a
penny or two."
Hot Emmett gave so heed to
these wiseacre* who knew too
much. Indeed, he walked on feath
ert. aa tha saying is. and bla eh In
notated high as be (toasted to hie
comrade* of whet be would do In
America and tte rldtet that wyuld
be bla. Uataaere were tow, how
dver. tor thy Murtough waa uoae
too popular with the fallow* of bla
own ego; he wee 100 worh of a
ladles’ man to be takeo eerleusly
by thuoa young stalwart* who bray
ed the eea nr who bent thetr beck*
o»*r flourishing farms. Shull* Kil
dare was bis beat audience For
Shell* dreamed, too and while ste
loved KlUaumeal, and bar love lor
It novor woa to »nd until ter last
breath, atm her fresh Imagination
mucked from tte baaaOulasas at
fwne-tt a hope near to her owa
"Shafts, darling. It's a great maa
#H te «nr there, where every tet
. v
lot kit hla chance an there are
none to acofl an' *p#ra tto wtola
day through., Who could do any
thing at all here tn'KHUamaul; the
dirty UlOo vinagst Aa' with theae
people who look at ya aa If ye were
aa familiar to tto hare# as' gig of
Doctor Carmody. aa' no more. Just
becauae they have aeea ya atoat
eiaca tto ttwie ya ana a email ecut
they think ye'll amount to nothing
at all. at all. Why. down In Knock
botherum didn't they tall me about
Tim O'Malley who went from there
a docan year* ago aa' now he'* on
tile police force ia New York aa‘
he wears a uniform an'‘geU a tre
maadnue notary every month. H'e
a politician he is, too."
"Ok. Emmett. I do hope every
thing tarns out w#M," Bhella cried
WfiWuny “-881 K'e witch a king
way* over there; mlltis an' mile*
acroaa the waterman' everybody'll
to a stranger to ye!"
-Old Mother O'ReiUy told me I'd
do Wall among stranger*” gad then
Emmett remembered tto admoa
lab meat of tfle fortune taller. -An',
Bhella. she said I should have a
wife to Moll) me daws aa" to kelp
make me aucceaefut " i~
"Emaett!-
-Td to asking ye to ga with me
bow, Btolia. darling, but I want to
get started an’ to have something
to bring ya to when the time comes 4
An' will ye wait tor ttoatr
Aa' how Will I be knowing ya
want me." Sheila answered. There
was ao coquetry in her voice. Thla
girt looked on life gravely in spile
of her toyeae spirit, and tha soil of
the Kllianmau! country gripped her .
‘through the fletoerations of fore
fathers who had paseed their Uvm
fear*.
"Ah. Bhella. ya know I'va bees
wanting yo all these years, ' Em
melt insisted
"Aye. but ye played fast and
loose with mapy a glrl.M've heard .
"Vfeil. I've, done me bit of phi
landering." tto Murtough admitted,
and not without pride.
“fm wondering If I had been as
easy as the other girls If ye would
have asked me to have the gag."
"Sure. bow. Sheila. If a man stops
by Ike iuadilde tome night to chia
with a broth as i~IHV l«"bw few
wont! for Itr .
• cr. (To be continued)
' uinrtulin* » Ve*k In teiiti oft tlw
ground* of tflb Untlrtf St»ifH De
j jxiriiui'ut of Agrlcjlttfre. Auiou l’i> U
jof Plk*rtll«*. Wayn* County wa»
among those who re/cired the rur
or At a brief i*remoujr Ih tlt-nl
tornoon A large gavtl wa» |T«><tnt«d
r 4 '
to Secretary JuTdlu* by -the club menu
bar*. end thpn li*- { in turn gar* each
jjtf) g * niff 11 U Hfl^r a n n T*l
uutde Iron tii.itei* recently tuko*
out of the While (louse m the course
pf repairing It. ThU wo«>d it morr
tlieu 10<» yrer* old. It wet put In af
ter the »ur of 111* when the Whttk
IhipiM.- was burned. lie hiuidlev are
made frem u bickofy tree which fetl
in a stonu u Hi* Vcruou The guv
i-lc are to h« retained always in the
families ft liioM: who r«;eivr them.
preeeaiad to. Secretary
sardine w*< n-ote freon CO Tariellel of
wood., eai-h ty|ll< at of the comwerctal
wood in u different /Steto and In Alas
ka The handle If of aacatyptis.
Th» eocoiid aoilvepir, u ronehush
from I he* 1 uyi Ic-lfurel greenhouse*
tip be’ sept Vi the home address of
- «.cli'dub nu mber, slum it would hr
ilttpusolble to k»«p u plant alltfo under
nmp conditions., . ,
surly *tiie« un; ana! renresentod
at the camp There are 75 clut) girls.
73 club buyu. 3H wen and 32 women
exeats, rtrreernUiiß the vflrio"ir
steles. Muny i f the d< lefletes have
driven all the jsay to the capital.
One buy spd one KS-rl from the state
of Wasblniitoii with thetr adult lead
erg represent the most distant stain i
Ttio second ilay iu camp heaps with |
.a bird tour for ih-m* »h<* wished to*
-p« out at 630 a m inter* pr#
termed to take »<lvanta«* of lb* chsnce
for & swim iu the municipal popla
TtedMtosmbly Iu the uudUorlum wm
.opened with "Old Folks at Homs''
mi its by sll tin- cluh mem hers, urtd
followed by a new song*“lireamlng*.
-a i trim eiprctjitly tor dob girifl by
I'unnie liuchaiidn. Mrs. Mat»-l Walk
* r Wtllebrandt. ussisiant altorney
general.- thd speaker us the day. -aid
tnaddrreiinK the dull iiii-mln-rs. that
this *onfl Impresard her deeply with
the idvals for which dull ho-mher*
stood. ■——
Hhe then gave an Insrirlnfl
fto' Wsr sunoepfToa of law, "iitK ii
im methlnfl that hedge* us shout with
harrier* to things wr want to te,”
but as the opportunity for greater
liberty for everybody. "Iu order to
perpetuate the It berth-* and oppor
tunities that go with dvtlxatton, it
ha* become uwessary u> cut off aven
ues of sctlvtles that would endanger
the lie** nr rigid* of others -tew
le like a signpost, wurhlim you off on
‘desirable road*" The le*d*re rea-
MHHgMmgaBHMHMHifIBMMtoI
, JL H. Outlaw, Outlaw A Bast,
l', 0. Best Lawyers,
tinier*:
Handley Bi.ild.ug
t.uldskyro, N. C.
North State
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Monday -Tuesday
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H ■ JRg k mm
1 lour Varerltr (
Hestrrn Mih!
f e |
“l imanhtng dream of !
Sagehru-b and I urlus,
khot with !hriil* <>l the old j
time west. sptcAd with the
1 roar of gun* and the flask j
es flying feel". '
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Added Comedy—
“A SWEET PICKLE'’
| Admission
| A dulls (all seals) 25c
Children 10c r
THB GOLDSBORO NVWB
ponsihillty In a <«tnm~jaity with res
pect to law eheervanc* was emphasis
Th* mwrnlng educadlawsl tpnr lw
i ludcd a visit ot the Bureau of Home
Economics and to tte agtienlijral
green houses. Os espedal interest
was the original navel arengg tVee
£r«m which the Immrn** nevel orange
Industry ha* beea der»+op*d Bollow
ing the gavel cerstsowy la th*
-.non, the «4nh member* vidled Mount
Hf. Alvan's CMhedral, snd saw-rh*
tombs of FrewWent WU*te »"d Ad
idlal Oeoqt* Dewey, I-argc basses
were provided for this trip sad for
going to Rock Creek park, to visit the
ton sad have a piraic supper.
Tte evening was marked hi a il«m
oaairatk-n of tte «type of council,
rye*ting ' tbnt I, to te n pad ® f
club practice. The prerediag evening
(ouncil fire ceremonies were rOa
ducted by Nlr« Btronghc*|rt, e full
btood Vskims indies, who i* helping
• slsbllsh lhe correct ceremonial and
an understanding of it* meaning a
mong club metnixtr* sll over the
country. Attired In full Indian cos
tume, with the boys and girls seated
In a ring about lh«v camp (ire, Mr
Ptrongbkart again showed these lesd
c|» how tte cefemowles should te
(inducted.
*-• —~. -. . nsj ....i i. gnt 11 in cat n t •... ||lkii
BCiTier nuts nwpcratiun wetr ittr
general themes of Thursday’s ami
Friday's conferences for club mem
bers in tbe early Afternoon. The
delegations Were grouped in k -mull
units for discussion.
A esmp daily newspaper Is being
."isinlained. T) nt . boy or glirl St each
Session la responsible for turning in
a news story so that Interesting camp
incidents will te reported promptly
Saturday's plans include an address
by Dr W M Mann us tte Binitbsou-
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THE MUTUAL UFK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK *
.... . • A slo,oo# POLICY
>'er Death, aa tarsi euanse, Tto Hnlaai Life pay* ...IMAM
lor Death, by accident. The Nalaal Life pays IMM
if )ou an tetaily sad pimaaeaflTy disabled hefere aga fe
premiama crane, sad Tto Mataal Life pay* yea IIM
sack moalh far the Brat 1 year* of sack disability t SIM
sack muaik far tto seeead I yean es saek disability;
IMP each month of »erb disability thereafter.
lad,la addttlea, toaebciary receives at year death IfeßM
If yoa live, yea Insure eomfert la year old age. The qaeetien is
“C an I Afford not to Adopt It?T
yei.verton
Room 303 Borden Buildin K , Goldsboro. N. C.
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ANNOUNCING
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THE OPENING OF THE
Peoples Market
ON NORTH JOUN-STREET
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The Peoples Market will open its doors this week date to
be announced later) for the purpose of dispensing -r
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High Grade Meats
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I 'only. Watch for this opening; then visit our place, where you will u
find )u«t what you have been waiting ideal meat market.
I j .. We are equipped with a Hussman Electric Refrigerating System.
Peoples Market
A NORTH JOHN ST. M. D. JOHNSON. PROP. I
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tsa Institution a visit to tte office of
r xhlbito of tb* department, and • uif
to Mosel Vernon, Is Hu flftfrhflflM
there will be a tew* planting cwre
n.ony op tb* departmeat ground*-
presided over by t'oj. Creeiey. phtw*
of th* Forest Service of tte -depart
ment. eter f vi»Mt to th* Italy Ta»d
wifi end in a boat trip- on Ibe Fwta-‘
mat with supper on tbe boat.
On Sunday each club member will
ligv* an opportunity to attend tte
church he or she prefers, gad in tbe
afternoon to se* Arlington farm- and
Arlington cemetery. A wreath cere
mony ar Ite tomb of tte Unknown
Ho filler wilt be eoadocled by the Hon
THE STORY OF
LINDBERGH
THE “LONE EAGLE”
NOW IN BOOK FORM
Showing* development
of aviation epoch mak
ing flights and historic
effort s to bridge she dis
tance between the old
and new worlds. Place
orders now for this won
derful record. Price
$1.50.
ROBT. L. DENMARK
PO. BOX 418
GOLDSBORO, N. C. :
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE I*
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Hanford MscNlder, A**letaat Secre
tory at Miae^J
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' FtHUtoA *I- flkltTHH
Mrs Mary V rd and J|ya T D
Warren, of New Hern, were shops*r»
to sh» etly yn tsitflaj, .
Mr. and Mr*. Much terrier Mias
.Ulnae terrier, and Mr* Marshall
Ragan, are upend (Us they day witb
relatives at Hue* Hill.
| Farmers
/ ■ are always welcome at “The National*
v
W 1 ' t
You wiU And here an understanding of
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| your problems, a coppplete financial iOfx
V vice and a willingness to co-operate ll
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! everything that- iv ill “advance the interests
of our friends on the farm.
i
We are here to serve you and Invite yon
to use our fully.
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The National Bank Ot
Goldsboro
| >- C orner Walnut and John Sin.
H,. ijjyaaoa D**toU. nil IHV 9t
th* M«rtt Shoe tte. M »P««»*to« Mjh
d«y ta OrtowtoC 1_
Mi*se* Fremw. *ad tel 11* Uwrwtep
# Norfulh. Va., ar* U*4r
aunt. Mis* tellto «»«** __
Mr. and- Mr».‘
a Tampa- «•'..*« »rri*e today »•
visit Mrs C. H Burrouflh* o« Moflth
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