THE GASTONIA GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, IMS.
The GAsroNiA Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 191V.
MONDAY'S CASUALTY LISTS
COTAIN 1,958 NAMES.
(By International News Service.)
WASHINGTON'. February A. The
following army casualties are reported by
the commanding general of the American
Kxpeditionary Forces:
SECTION ONK.
in d of acci.lent or other cause. 4; 1 it I
of disease. .!.'; wounded severely, ;
miming in action. total, -74.
The following men from North Caro
lina are among those listed in section one:
Died of disease: Privates Thomas H.
Matthews, Dunn, ami John Hardy Kullin.
Lewiston.
Wounded severely: Sergeant Kverett
It. Whitsell. Burlington; Privates Percy
Caldwell, Madison; ,lems V. Hold),
Kuf ola ; Willie A. Ferrell, Rosemary;
Willard I). Kanunaii, Glendale Springs,
and Ellery S. Fields, Boar. Imam
SECTION TWO.
Killed in action 40; died from wounds,
35; died of accident or other cause, 12;
died in aeroplane accident I ; died of dis
ease, 65; wounded severely, 110; missing
ia action, 22; total, 285.
The following men from North faro
iftnw are among those listed in Section
Two:
.Died of wounds: Private Joseph G.
Henson, Chart hage.
Died of disease: Privates Matlianicl
Iirodie, Franklinton, William G. Hackney,
llorrisville and Alexander Harris Blanche.
Wounded severely: Private Bo! G.
Cox, of Wilkesboro.
SECTION THREE.
Woundeil, degree undetermined, 2.11
wounded slightly, 446, total 697.
ine rouowing -ortn laromians are
listed in section three:
Wounded, degree undetermined: Lieut.
John W. Jones, Asheville; Corporal
Waverly V. Jones, McCuIlers City; I'ri
vates Robert H. Veach, Thomasville, and
John Hobhs, West Durham.
Wounded slightly: Corporal Carroll
T. Hobbs, Hobbsville; Mechanic James
K. Swangune, Asheville; Privates Albert
Bennett, Orantsboro, Harry Carrington,
Stonewall, John Henerson. Charlotte,
James N. Davis, Spring Hope, Amzie Gil
more, Concord; Willie Hockaday, Elm
(Sty, and Steve J. Hendley, Polkton.
SECTION FOUR.
Woundeil, degree undetermined, 274 ;
wounded slightly, 42K; total, 7U2.
The following North Carolinians are
listed in section four:
Wounded, degree undetermined: Pri
Yfttes Earl A. Goode, Hot Springs. Luther
Adams, Purvis ami Percy M. Morefield,
Campbell.
Wounded slightly: Privates James W.
Jones, Corapeak, Joseph P. Wood, Rip
ling, Henry 8. Ridings, Clemmons, Doctor
O. Long, Bughill, and Oaker L. Rinnans,
8helby.
CORRECTIONS.
Returned to duty, previously reported
killed in action, Private Otho Eason,
Rocky Mount.
TUESDAY'S CASUALTY LISTS
CONTAINED 1,648 NAMES.
(By International News Service.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. The fol
lowing army casualties are reported by
the commanding general of the American
expeditionary forces:
SECTION ONE.
Wounded severely, So the only North
Carolinian listed in this section being
Private Lewis S. Autry, of Autryville.
SECTION TWO.
Killed in action, l"i; died of wounds,
0; died of accident or other cause, ;
lied of disease, 20; missing in adi.n, 4;
total, 53.
The following North arolii.i.ins are
listed in section two:
Died of Wounds: Corporal Edward
8. Fefel, of Wilson.
Died of Di scacc: Musi ian Dermis
Brown, of Stntcsville, and Private Claude
K. Phillips, of Boardman.
Missing in Action: Private Ifayfield
Stewart, of Plymouth.
SECTION THREE.
Wounded, degree undetermined, 21 ;
wounded slightly, 407; total, 6.S8.
The following North Carolinians are
listed in section three:
Wounded, Degree Undetermined: Pri
vates Edgar A. Jordan. Clarendon, Oddie
McCullen, Newton Grove, ami Major Lew
ia Price, of Faison.
Woundeil Slightly: Lieut. James E.
Faison, Faison; Coriorals Ernest F.
Boswell. Wilson, and Clinton Hill, Louis
burg: Privates Allen M. Post. Concord,
V.I . .
jonn rtusrin, Jartioro, and James S.
Greer, Hemlock.
SECTION FOUR.
Wounded, degree undetermined, 273;
wounded slightly, 549; total, H22.
The following North Carolinians are
listed in section four:
Wounded, Degree Undetermined: Ser
jreant Manlius Orr, Charlotte; Corporal
Griffin Hill, Chocowinity; Privates Wil
liam W. Green, Green Creek, David K.
Keesler, Charlotte, William G. Joyce,
White Plains, and Crawford William
McElrath, Asheville.
Wounded Slightly: Lieut. Harrv
Don nan, Asheville; Privates Frank Fill
ler, Hamlet, Bradley II. Osborne, I-enoir,
John Dunn, Orceola, Willie McMillan,
Red 8prings. Fitzhugh L. Robbins, Lex
ington, and Charlie W. Hill, Union coun
ty.
CORRECTION.
Woundeil, degree undetermined, previous
ly reported missing in action : Private
Will Suttles, of Marion.
J.
WASHINGTON", Feb. 3. Gen. Persh
ing has been authorized to send back to
the United Stages for immediate dis
charge all soldiers presenting convincing
testimony that sickness or other distress
Is the soldiers' family demands his pres
ence at home, the War Department an
Bounced this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 1. The erea
tion of comparatively 'B few railroad
companies with a capitalization based on
real values of properties, with u moderate
guaranteed return, is the solution of the
country's railroad problem, stated Rail
road Director General Walker Hines lie
fore the Senate railroad committee to
day. Mr. Hines emphatically declared
that either the railroads should be re
tained under governmental control for
five years or returned to private owner
ship at tin' earliest possible date as
serting personally he oiKi-wd govern
ment ownership but declared the promo
ters of government ownership should be
gixen a fair l.earing. which it is impo-si-bb
to secure Hon, liecai.se of the psycho
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WAR
RANT OF ATTACHMENT.
With Carolina, dastnii C. uiitv. In the
Superior mirt.
W. N. Chair, f i a. iing V . N. Pharr
i. ( vs. '. I. Parii.dl.
The defendant in the above entitled
action will take notice that on the 17th
day of January, 1!M9, a summons in said
action was issued against defendant by
S. C. Hendricks. Clerk of the Snnerior
Court for Gaston County, V ('., plaintiff
claiming the sum of .ftititijio due him on
account of b'ea-h of contract in deliver
ing cotton, which summons is returnable
to the next Term of the Superior Court
for Gaston County. N. '., held in Gastu
nia, N. C. on the second Monday after
the first Monday in March. 1HHI. The
defendant will also take notice that a
warrant of attachment was issued by
said Clerk of the Superior Court on the
1 7th day of January, 1!M0, against the
property of said defendant, which war
rant is returnable to the next term of the
Superior Court for Gaston County, at
the time ami place named for the return
of the summons, when ami where the
defendant is required to appear and an
swer or demur to the complaint, or the
relief demanded will lie granted.
This January .list, 1919.
S. C. HENDRICKS,
Clerk Superior Court.
Mason & Mason. Attys.
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logical reaction against ' ' too much gov
ernment" engendered during the war.
He branded as unfair the judgment bas
ed ou operation during war, when results
anil not cost were counted.
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CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
St.-ite of North Carolina, Department of
Sdate.
To All to Whom These Presents May
'onie Greeting:
Whereas, It appears to my satisfac
tion, by duly authenticated record of the
proceedings for the voluntary diss duti on
thereof by the unanimous consent of all i
tin- stockholders, deposited in my ofli.e, !
that the .1. H. Lewis Company, a torpor j
atinn of this State, whose principal of I
lice is situated in the town of Dallas,
County of Gaston, State ot .North t aro
lin:i K. Lewis being the agent there
in and in charge thereof, upon whom
process may be served), has complied
with the requirements of Chapter 21, Re-
iss.-i 1 of Phi.'i. entitled "Corporations,"
preliminary to the issuing of this Certifi
cate of Dissolution :
Now, Therefore, I, J. Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of State of the State of North
Carolina. In hereby certify that the said
corporation did, on the 2.'!rd day of Jan
uary, 1919, file in my office a duly ex
ei uted and attested consent in writing to
tlie dissolution of said corporation, ex
ecuted ley all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the record of the
proceedings aforesaid are now on file in
my said office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto
set my band ami affixed my official seal
at Raleigh, this 2'lrd day of January, A.
I). 1919.
J. BKYAN GRIMES.
Secretary of State.
North Carolina, Gaston County.
Filed anil recorded in Record of In
corporations No. .1 at page 20s, this tin
2Mb .lay of January, 1919.
S. C. HENDRICKS,
Clerk Superior Court.
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North Carolina, Gaston County.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section l.'!26 of the Revisal of North Caroli
na (105) the following statement, showing items and nature of all compensations
audited by the Board of County Coiumisioners of Gaston County to members
thereof, severally, from Monday Dec. 1, 1917, to Dec. 1, 191X, both dates inclus
ive, is hereby submitted:
H. K.DAVENIORT, CHAIRMAN.
To 25 days services as Conir, ami Committee at $3.00 $ 75.n0
To 45i miles travelled at 5 cents per mile 22.M'
To expense to road meeting 11.20
To extra compensation allowed Chairman ;i00.OO
Total f 409.00
A. T. LINDSAY.
To 22 days services as commissioner and committee at $.'(.00 $ti(i.o0
To .'!74 miles travelled at 5 cents per mile IS. 70
R. L. STOWE.
To 19 days service as commissioner ami committee at $:i.OII $57.00
To 412 miles travelled at 5 cents per mile 20.60
Total $77.60
J. W. KENDRICK.
To 16 days services as commissioner and committee at $.1.00 $4S.O0
To ISs. miles travelled at ." cents per mile 24.40
Total $72.40
R. G. RANKIN.
To 1 days service as commissioner and committee at $11.00 $54.00
To .'i;U miles travelled at 5 cents per mile 16.70
Expenses, delegate N. C. Good Roads meeting ;15.00
Total $lo.").7(i
A. P. RI DISILL.
To 4 days services as commissioner and committee at fil.no .iflL'.oo
To 24 miles travelled at 5 cents per mile l.L'u
Total $U.2o
J. W. SUMMEY.
To 1 days service as commissioner to date at l.ou per day $.'!. n
To s miles travelled at 5 cents per mile pi
Total $:;.4'i
W. T. LOVE.
To 7 days service as commissioner and committee at $.1.00 $21. oo
. B. CARPKNTER.
To 15 days services as clerk to Board $.'!0.oo
There were no unverified accounts allowed nor any allowances made to Board
nor any member thereof, except as above stated.
I hereby certify that the above is correct. This December 1, 1918.
L. K. RANKIN, Auditor for the County of Gaston, North Carolina.
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