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MMAMbAAihNOwfiNMbE116UNIEMAMWIMm4161111MILUO ONfigemoOt APRIL 21 1933 SUNDAY MORNING he Otrattotte'Obscrut ky4 TODAY BY THE WAY BY DAROLD BROWN BY THE WAY BY DAROLD BROWN HELMS MOTOR EXPRESS Overnight Service Charlotte to Raleigh and Durham Every Piece on Evet7 Load Full Insured Charlotte Mee 113 Cathrine St BY ARTIIVR BRISBANE HELMS-1 TJ7- ----TILFF INNATE EMOTION Phone 44391 No 4 'fp The i ler Opening the Holy Door Florida Too Many Baby IVATRITYR J1'479 17 164 r-- -71 1' 1)7 Ost chtA i ii 1 4t' 11 )1 7 A i' 17talnN9 1telt 40-11 i I have no time with him to share Who vows he has no hurt or care Is never never blue Whose sun is always shining through Ncroo The Atije 1 I Ncroo The Atse )4-C A 1 11110110101 It may be true I do not know Nor would I word refute although It seems to me the changeless Plan Neer pattern'd Ho the soul of man The Charlotte Cheerier floes ant noceesarily Indorse or commend all ot Mr Brivbane's views and conclusions Hie comments are published ae eg pression of ()pinto et the world's highext salaried editor (Copyright 1932 for The Observer) 14411: 411111111111110 5 1 'Ne4411111 fttolp When breathed Ile breath in ages gone To clay of man the soul took on Immortal form and image too Of Hint on High in likeness true "In Pry eholed bank hat I hnow my debtor claim hey ha Nome dough" "Mine too It mire would help tidos nation It they would order publication of fumbo them debt defaulters say were tied up by the holiday I hen there are no more alibie I'm pure that bhgos are going to rise But budnew may Amainle 1) ing until we pro mod folks are 13 log" TliPro la no Prevorleal ion about the nekert hull 'Nit Pound Moore ha one Of the tine4 Job printing plant 10 the Routh Save money by having them do your printing nation IN them the bollh hi i'm hut Muth- mo4t Nhert Ion 'he tinet money lirl'r-rlioti 1 Pk( tqfit A lort 6 were Eddie Peabody banjoist an- Dave Apo llon mandolinist Two excellent choices and long prime favorites vvith this writer Also I warm to the restrained humor KIPPERING A FEW SOUR HERRINGS From the mail bag: 'I'm an actor Have played in London Paris and Berlin and am at present employed Yet I rebent landing 20 English players for a job on Broadway at a time when American stage peoule are in the worst plight of their lives Right now every producer should give our ewn a chance That is being done abroad present employea 1 et i resent landing 20 English players for a job on Broadway at a time when Anted- can stage peoule are in the worst plight of their lives Right now every producer should give our own a chance That is being done abroad 0 ii i''-' 1'' If 111111111111111110 Compassion then is clearly pHrt of human cosmos soul and heart Inbred since first the Man of Dawn Was made of dust in days agone Then he who feels no depth of care No hurt or grief nor sorrows share Poth lack essential substance plain Nor kindred he of Him once slain POUND MOORE CO PI LIFE IS LIKE THAT You can take It from me or from any man whose memory runneth not to the contrary one of the most lamented events of the late adversity was the failure of the Pollee Gazette to come out In the wash and while the world's lowest paid editor is duly aware of the blow to art there is a still deeper cause for tears $15 South Tryon I-2181 $15 South Try "EDDIE" Undside Va BARGAIN ROUND TRIP TICKETS 1 ington C-2 Oteen Age St There sou are folks and now get busy And df you want to know more about this Wayside business Just drop a line to Old Wayside Cottage by the Wayside Route 4 Box 625 Charlotte and ask for a free sample copy of the Ey the Waysize magazine After that subscribe for it It will help you and your subscription will help us to carry on our work of conveying cheer laughter and encouragement to (and among) shut-ins who are not beggars grafters or grumblers ze now get know ulsiness VaYside toute 4 and ask the By er that I you help us nveying Igement vho are mblers Meaves from an Actor's Scrap Book" which tell you somewhat of the floations of Old Man Wayside In the Thespian Days of years gone by Progran from the Magic theater Fort Dodge Iowa in the year 1916 shows a production of the play "In the Ilishop's Carriage" with Harold Brown himself playing the part of the bishop We remember that engagement especially the drug store around the corner where if they knew you you could order ginger ale and you got And the "plus" part of the ginger ale made it cost 15 cents extra ONE CENT PErt rinaz For Each Mile Traveled April 14-Apr11 15 Tina Return Limit April 22 1933 Round Trip Fares From Charlotte Atlanta 520 Jacksonville $845 Birmingham 855 Norfolk 700 Charleston 465 Richmond 570 Cincinnati 1145 Washington 760 ON1 Rounc Atlanta Birmin Charles FILE $845 700 570 760 Only yesterday for 85 cents each your humble servant fed at lunch two very beautiful ladies the second most beautiful of which was outspoken on the subject of how maybe she could get herself a husband Well she got the ad all worked out to be run In the Police Gazette hen lot or Alas! the grand old journal is out of business All of which brings up the well-known female question of what the world or in the two Carolinas do you want with a husband when It is all you can do to keep your own self away from the wolf's door or words to that effect whereupon the pro and con of a wife supporting a husband was reviewed from the feminine side and to some extent from the masculine with no scratches or bruises due almost entirely to the not at all private dining room TO WAYSIDE BROWN I vowed to myself one day thiq I Would never fall In love again The ones loved just took my heart And left tit shattered and torn in pain 0114 I am ly heart torn in Proportionate Fares to Other Destinations Prc ions Reduced Pullman Fares took my heart and phut It And locked and safely barreclit door "And now I'm through with love" I said "And love can wield its scourge no more" Ted7 love" urge no describes a a a MIA MI April Nazi-Hitler preparations for a via- mor of Jack Benny a fellow of ex- se I tionwide boycott of Germany's Jew- cellent habits and one who is en ish citizens that Nazis call "the be- nowhere without his wife Benny ginning of a war on the entire Jew- has developed a particular style of ish race of the world" That im his own Ile steps up to his neck in easy to Hay not easy to carry out trouble and then seems baffled Germany's government not express- and no one can blame them Eeerythat such things should happen to approving the boycott stood country right now for itself and art him After all humor is adistic while "Nazi etorm troop-We cannot get away from the fat will not suffer Newl 'es' cleared Berlin courts of Jew- York man taking a fall on the banana nil judges and lawyers amongst Truly bespoke! peel We love our comedians but others driving out the chief justice we want to see them get the vvotst Kurt Soelling 1 Have you noticed that restless of it The Hitler party announces that Short shavings: Near Der- New Yorkers are being weaned from It will boycott ell Jewm their bust- the Riviera? The Caribbean almost nardino Cal Is the Wifeani Ranch ness merehandise and the boycott within commuting distance is the Al 'Capone' subscribes to five will include "converted Jews" Place The sparkling Spanish Main clipping bureaus Adolph Zukor All hut the ignorant know that t4 gold pirates! Almost evety- is a constant first fighter Da-Gila will hurt Germany far more body has a smattering of French mon Runyon can turn out a short than it will injure the Jew and now they are beginning to smat story in an evening after a day's Ands all but the ignorant know in Spanish It is more fun to say newspaper work Joe Toplitzky that no boycott planned by a tom- 'aloso la cuenta' than to ask a ha- Los Angeles realtor was once a porary dictator can inflict "world- vana waiter for a check Language New York boxoffice man Dud-wide injury on the Jewish people" schools are already reporting an in- ley Field Malone eats no breakfast That which could not be done by crease among Spanish and skips lunch twice a week wholesale murdering torturing and It Brooklyn Ed Sullivan columnist is to appear other atrocities of the middle ages We can't worry about the Riviera in a talkie shortly Morgan will not be done now these days buys three detective story magaznes a regularly The French revolution President Roosevelt has signed "The most conspicuous first night was precipitated by a discussion of the bill to it 20000 men at work audience in New York was that at heavy tax problems Edward In national forests replanting pro- Noel Coward's opening At least Robinson is a collector of pipes tecting etc The program might so the papers said You were there Night clubs too have an over-sup Include planting trees by scattering I saw you looking silly in a giraffe i ply of foreign performers while seeds from airplanes on barren hill- collar But tell me Just who wasl many American artists are hungry sides and burnt-over tracts? there who really is important to that Constance Collier's line "Too world Someone who has benefited young for Edward too old for humanity unmeasurably as has was deleted in the London Wales" or production of "Dinner at Eight" Lindbergh Steinmetz Edison even henry Ford Not a one Just Elisabeth Marbury's estate totaled showoffs racing home to see if they slightly over a half million "The were mentioned in the society chat- Alaking of Nicholas Longworth" is ter next New by Clara Longworth de Chambrun york his sister 4 Few knew that Long-co How short the days are growt ns worth was a violinist of concert cal- 8--- ibre Mary Garden In the movie "I'm not a Jimmy Walker Idol- vaudeville program was well liked izer I've always thought him cheap by everybody including the acro- and an Insufferable little jack-in-141P Elizabeth Young debutante served In her third play too A strong rumor is out that May- e8S the-box But I despise the who are crowing over his drop Into or O'Brien thinks the Tammany oblivion The people who used to pat him the hardest and claim a yoke dangerous and will solo with personal friendship are those who an economy program believing it the only way to head off McKee are calling him all kinds of a muck- McKee is stronger than ever espec en Let Jimmy alone lie suffers laity since the disgraceful ballot enough No human gets away from scandals Marietta and Gallipolis his conscience Albany his once were larger than Cincinnati Sounds reasonable enough Gang warfare in America grew out of newspaper circulation slug- "I won't give you my name and gings In Chicago "The Provin- address but if you want to scoop the world print this: Ivar Kreuger is cial Lady in London" (Harper's in alive and well in South Africa today diary form is an absorbing tome) A corrupt police staff in Paris split Roxy's daughter Beta 19 wa about to accept a stage engagement a million francs to substitute a wax but took up a marriage career In- body I know and you'll know too stead oo Sealyhams are most sus- before this time in eii t1 b11 he of alt! pd oo rise mt oe npsn ebuenni eonola York You are full of canal water 000000 to widows of policemen slain lent association has paid out al- There's much talk of inflation Somewhere I read a description of on duty Harold Trout and Jean- it that struck me best of all Infla- nette Tripe of San Bernardino were tion was compared to strychnine In recently married Bill Robinson competent hands It could prove a colored tap-dancer has a Duesen- stimulation In the hands of bung- burg car Mary Ellis and Basil And it pointed to Ger- Sidney are occupying Tallulah Bank- many head's flat In London Two of Jack Benny a fellow of excellent habits and one who is seen nowhere without his wife Ilenny has developed a particular style of his own Ile steps up to his neck in trouble and then seems baffled young for Edward too old for Wales" was deleted in the London production of "Dinner at Eight" Elisabeth Marbury's estate totaled slightly over a half million "The Making of Nicholas Longworth" is by Clara Longworth de Charnbrun his sister Few knew that Long-worth was a violinist of concert calibre Mary Garden in the movie vaudeville program was well liked by everybody including the Elizabeth Young debutante Atess served in her third play too Ne A strong rumor is out that Mayor O'Brien thinks the Tammany yoke dangerous and will solo with an economy program believing it the only way to head off McKee McKee is stronger than ever especially since the disgraceful ballot scandals Marietta and Gallipolis once were larger than Cincinnati Gang warfare in America grew out of newspaper circulation Muggings In Chicago "The Provincial Lady in London" (Harper's in diary form is an absorbing tome) Roxy's daughter Beta 19 was about to accept a stage engagement but took up a marriage career instead 4 Sealyhams are most susceptible of all dogs to pneumonia The policemen's benevolent association has paid out $1- 000000 to widows of policemen slain on duty Harold Trout and Jeannette Tripe of an Bernardino were recently married Bill Robinson colored tap-dancer has a Duesenburg car Mary Ellis and Basil Sidney are occupying Tallulah Bank-head's flat In London Two Buy Railway and Pullman Tickets in Advanco Graham Division Passenger Agent SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Bo: It SOU oak Agent TEM 191i Being outnumbered two to one the masculine side got in only three words viz: "Yes yes and yes so in order to uphold the so-called stronger sex we boys will have to write our side even though It involves only humiliation and gratitude I found one day the bolts thrown vvide And all my efforts had been In vain For I met you and when you smiled I knew I had fallen In love again "SENSIBLE" North Carolina What an appropriate pen name Words fail us in pinning medals on thIs very clever poet and her tremendously clever poem And the theme is wonderful Great! Magnificent Etc plus so forth and so on Tweet! Tweet! thrown In vain you again olina I name edals on her treknd the 'Mag mth and Tahiti have elephantiasis McMein Is the Mesmore Ken Sex gland cancers reveal their existence in advance by producing a pituitary gland hormone heir exueing a CALL 6086 FOR Electric Work McGinn Electric Co That was done in France after! the big war The administration seeking work for the unemployed In undertakings that would show a profit 15hou1d consider necessity of a ship canal! across Florida connecting the Atlantic ocean with the gulf of Mexico Some facts are submitted Tho enterprise would pay for Itself principal Interest and operating cost over a period of fifty years! In addition it would produce ravings for the people of this nation equalling more than 20 per cent of construction cost every year for all time It would put 17000 men to work on the canal for four years and more for eighteen months in manufacturing areas The Florida canal would be used by twice as many ships as now use the Panama fcanal and provide a vital link in the canal system from Boston to Mexico I This canal to cost $110000000 would save thousands of ships the Journey around Key West and southern end of Florida It should begin on the Atlantic! coast in accordance with the decision of government engineers at a point near the southern boundary! of Georgia or at Jacksonville! Florida or at Stuart Florida This canal would bring all the Gulf coast nearer to the big cities and manufacturing centers of the east The thing ought to he done land congressmen of states most i directly interested and of all the 137 states that me within the trade area of the Gulf and the Atlantic should see to It Perhaps you read here some items of Joyous money spending by $1 i a year patriots during the big war about the 195000 branding irons the more than 41000000 pairs of 1 shoes planes that wOuld not fly ships never used etc I An additional item ts supplied by a Washington newspaper man who writes "As a member of the I25th Transportation corps I was located at Bassens France otter 'the armistice our company having of the care and operation of the 40 Gantry cranes At the mile-long dock there helped 100 cases 12 great gross In a case of baby's caps or bonnets "Just 2073600 baby caps rnd they still were stored in the warehouse there when we left" What particular patriot do you suppose wanted so many baby caps? That was done in France after the big war The administration seeking work for the unemployed In undertak- ings that would show a profit should consider necessity of a ship canal across Florida connecting the At- ocean with the gulf of Mexi- Some facts are submitted The enterprise would pay for It- self principal Interest and operat- ing cost over a period of fifty years In addition it would produce ray- ings for the people of this nation equalling more than 20 per cent of construction cost every year for all time It would put 17000 men to work on the canal for four years and more for eighteen months in canal would 'be used by twice as manufacturing areas The Florida many ships as now use the Panama and provide a link in the canal system from Boston to Mexico 1 This canal to cost 9110000000 save thousands of ships the Journey around Key West and the southern end of Florida It should begin on the Atlantic coast in accordance with the de- at cision of government engineers a point near the southern boundary of Georgia or at Jacksonville or at Stuart Florida I This canal would bring all the Gulf coast nearer to the big owl and manufacturing centers of the east The thing ought to he done and congressmen of states most directly interested 1 and of all the I 137 states that come within the trad ores of tho Gulf and the At- Take a lesson from the The bee is one of the greatest savers in the world Day by day it garners its sweets and stores them up for future days Human beings could well afford to take to heart such a lesson in thrift Now while your earning power is at its greatest is the time you thould put by savings for the leaner years NOW is the logical time to open your account or add to the one you now ha A NEW INTEREST QUARTER Begins in Our Savings Department April First All Deposits Made Up Through April Fifth Will Draw Interest From April First at 3 Compounded Quarterly YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED TE The bee is one 1 by day it garner days Human 1 such a lesson in at its greatest the leaner years NOW is the log the one you no ANEW Begins in Our posits Made Up From April 1r( MIZEIE tot: I' -Y 7 -y 7V A 1 1 11 If 01 i 11 iI' i 011111 I a MO lootioP Or itto: 0 0 ttt 0 A le 1 There rehundreds of men in this still uncertain age whose wives are earning the necessities of life while they tramp the streets looking only looking for work Their words are few but their thoughts are mans' and those thoughts run something like this: "My dearest girl: I wonder if you really understand how deeply humiliated I am how much I resPnt my situation and how each morning I would igive my right arm if only I could go to work instead of you leaving you in our little corner of the world just to keep it bright and cheerful Surely you know I am grateful for your h)ve your loyalty and your wilLingness to stick with rne through all this Things will change I am sure of it Your courage keeps my chin up I will keep on trying and when the tide does turn you can just bet your Sunday shoes (if you have any) that I will devote the remainder of my life to your corn- fort and happiness and I will see to it that the only worry your dear Little head will ever have is the kind of hat you want to wear on it" Such are a few of the roses along the often shadowy pathway of life and Emerson hit the old nail right on the nozzle when he said: "The sun shines after every storm There is a solution to every problem and the Soul's highest duty is to be of good cheer" Yours in ronfideneP CECIL fiLSON omonoadep arnerican girls A London gadfly writes me the phantiasis Neyst two most popular performers from house guest of the America in the halls" last season dells in Palm Beach American girls in Neysa house guest of the Ile sure to ree tilt special grou --aurfa 4-------- I s-- I I A WINDOW L- '1Iil FULL OF THOSE I WONDERFUL 1 1 SPECIALS! 1 1 lie sure to swe tilt 1 special group 1 1 11 ACTIVITIES Here is one from the Grotto theater in Bay City Mich in the early part of 1917 It shows a production of the well known play "The Devil" and whom do you suppose was in the title role? Yes you're correct ond he got spevial new-- paper write-ups for his work in this Play (Must have come natural) And here is his picture on a postcard taken in Chicago and we wonder who that gal is alongside of him? Can't seem to remember her name! Strange! But we do remember that they were taken in one of those "Your picture taken in three minutes" stores with those green electric tights that made everybody look as if they were seasick And speaking of Chicago we remember one engagement we had there There was an old German chap who ran a theater on the North Side His name was Schindler and Schindiees theater was well known It was a barn of a place that would hold about 2500 people During the week days Brother Schindler (who spoke very broken English) would run moving pictures and about three acts of vaudeville for 10 cents but on Sundaye---ah that was when he got his gravy! On Sundays he would arrange to have eight acts of vaudeville for his show but at the booking agents on the day before he would engage 16 acts of vaudeville It was customary in those days that if an act did not make plod at the first show' in a theater they were (to use a trade term) "closed" Old Man Schindler never could get this term straight and when "closing" an set he would Invariably say "You're shut!" The 16 acts would turn up Sundays at I ocloek for rehearsals pnd the picture would start at 2 o'clock Admission prices were 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children on Sundays and all the neighborhned and his clientele knew that there were 16 different acts of vaudeville plus a motion picture on thie Pram With the show starting at 2 o'clock and the picture running an hour and half this would make a show of approximately five and a half hours in length letting out at 7:30 At that time Old Man Schindler would come to the dressing rooms and fire eight of the acts with the customary "You're shut" to each one thereby getting eight acts in the afternoon that cost him nothing On our Sunday there we were in a dressing room with two husky siwedish gymnasts the Peterson brothers 'who did a very fair strong man and handtn-hand beleneing act After the show we heard knock on the dressing room door 1 and Old Man Schindler stuck his head 4n and pointing at me said1 "You're ell right" Then pointing at the two Peterson brothers he snarled "You're shut!" The two husky well over six-font Scanina-1 vians advanced to the door like one man saying in a nlenacing tone "We're what?" And Old Man i Schindler replied "You're fine! You can stay here all the week" And that's what they did And while this column stays in this paper all the week it is only on Sundays that we have the op! portunity to give you the list of our Wayside shut-ins whose birthdays occur within the next few days and i at the same time invited you to mend them a birthday card or a cheery i letter or perhaps a remembrance( for the day Consider yourself introduced to them and get acquainted Here is the list: Tuesday April 4th Ruth Stall) 761 Orange Ave Winter Park Fla1 Age 38 Wednesday April 5th Mrs Hicks Spindale Age 38 i Thursday April 6th Grady Lee' Rice 827 Bart) St Greensboro Age 22 Mrs Geo Duffy Callender Ont Canada Age 511 Dolly Marie Browning Mystic Iowa Age 28 Friday April 7th Albert Drew Newark Home for the Aged! 531 Irvington Ave Maplewood Age 62 Saturday April gth Charlie Jarrett Cherryville Age 26 Sunday April 9th Alva Coy BY MRS CABEL SMITH Publicity Chairman for North Carolina Division cze CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK ef NA A Complete Banking Service ORGANIZED IN 1897 AC WIVAN NESS CO 213 NTRYON ST NI MVO 0) a'-TTi7T'YIr- :740: :40: PEEK EAR YNAR JAYNARO ari i A or-T Nr si 0'01- 1 I 41 tit i T4kr'' AvviTiirViNWV77V1 :711 I'' 1 'V 10: 41: 1 11114111144 4- :1144 'Y' )0NA It At3- 1 a A Afakl-ckp- or -y General William Mitchell tells the house military affairs committee this country should havA one single department of national defense that future wars will be won or lost In the air and a single defense department would PRVA 6300000- 000 a year and be infinitely more efficient "We can build planes now to fly 6000 miles and carry 4000 pounds of bombs and you could send out fifty Zeppelins under a nod commander to bomb any vital city In the world and 45 of them would get back safely" Every word of it true and nothing will be done It takes a long time to cut through red tape and teach old men at the head of any department to adopt young Ideas The John Dunham chapter of Wilson has furnished two presidents to the North Carolina divil sIon as well as a builliant recording secretary The two presidents are Mrs Walter Woodard and Mrs James Woodard the recording secretary Mrs Kenneth Blake known find loved as Hadley Woodard This chapter also furnished a beloved chaplain to the organization Mrs Fred A Woodard At a recent meeting held at the home of Mrs James Woodard the chapter testified its continued Interest end energy by voting to complete its quota to the Raines Pc ho la rsh and to Stratford They also expressed their determination to complete their part of the Jefferson Davis Historical foundatJan this year The William Dorsey render chapter of Tarboro held their March meeting in the Sunday school building of the Howard Memorial Presbyterian church with a large attendance On this occasion a beau-taut memorial was delivered by Mrs Laughlin on the life and work of Mrs John Bridger whose recent death left such a vacancy in the ranks of North Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy Bethel Heroes chapter of Rocky Mount was tharmintzly entertained at the home of Mrs Brewer at the regular March meeting This chapter is greatly Interested in the work dn schools and has offered prizes for the best essays on "The Life of Governor Vance" and "General Pettigrew's Part in the Battle of Gettysburg" "The University of Georgia" "Wesleyan Female College" and "The First University in North Carolina" A picture of President Davis was presented to the high school at Mount Olive by Mrs Cox for the chapter The presentation was made at chapel on the morning opl ceding the chapter meeting and 4 accepted by the superintendent C4sibeha1f of the school 'Raeford chapter meets with unfailing regularity and is fulfilling all obligations to the general organization 6-- Mrs John Anderson was asked by the president general when the convention met in Memphis last year to prepare some facts am to why we should use the term "War Between the States" This she has done in a thorough and comprehensive manner Copies can be had by application to her Chapters should avail themselves of this valuable information and see that it is disseminated in the schools of the country Mrs Anderson has also prepared an instructive as well as artistic pageant of the Jefferson Davis highway which gives historic significance to this great transcontinental road a permanent and practical memorial to the south's only President The parts are taken by 12 girls and can be easily and quickly adapted to almost any program Copies can be secured from Mrs Anderson at a small cost From the University of North Carolina comes another book of great value to the entire indeed to the entire life of Sidney Lanier the poet-musician who gave his talents and his life in the service of the land he loved In this connection it is well to call attention to the fact that the United Daughters of the Confederacy are using every means to promote this 7 iT OAS -or IF re EEASITEER With the scent of spring in the air and the urge to Joy ride in the heart of every motorist now Is the time to avoid accidents by having the car thoroughly checked pointed out Maynard manager of the Pure Oil station at the corner of Morehead and Tryon streets Many accidents on congested highways are due to some neglected part of an automobile failing to functicn at the right moment said Mr Maynard And nothing causes the mechanism of a car to degenerate like improper lubrication Realizing the vital importance of good lubrication to cars Mr Maynard supervises one of the most modern and completely equipped service stations In this section Everything necessary for expert lubricating and checking of automobiles is featured at the station Maynard'e personal supervision of all work has probably prevented hundreds of highway accidents as well as added much longer life to those cars which he has inspected and checked Mr Maynard the Pure Oil company's products A few days ago he secured for his eervic faht -T A dear little lady in California asks a divorce from her artistic husband professional dancer because he "rose in the middle of the night to do the dance of the dying swan Before a mirror" To force your wife to watch "the dying swan dance" done in a nightgown can reasonably he called "cruelty" and that is not the worst The wife is also a dancer and the husband insisted she did not know how to dance For an artist to marry another artist in the same line is always dangerous ROUND TRIP EXCURSIONS CHARLOTTE TO WASHINGTON 760 BALTIMORE' PHILADELPHIA 12 ATLANTIC CITY 1460 NEW YORK 1575 PROPOWI'IONAL FARES FROM ALL AGENCY STATIONS Tickets Sold Return Limit APRIL 11-15 APRIL 22 MAY 27-28-29 JUNE 3 JULY 1-2-3 JtIN 8 AUGUST 4-5 AUGUST 12 SEPT 1-2-3 SEPT 9 OCT 8-7 OCTOBER 11 NOV 28-29 DECEMBER 7 Same Fares Apply Southbound On Dates Shown Except 31ay 29 July 3 and September 3 Reduced Pullman Fares No Extra Charge for Two Passengers to a Berth No Stopovers North of Washington Baggage Checked One Cent Per Mile Excursions Sames Dates and Limits As Above Between All Points On the SEABOARD and Practically All Southeastern Destinations For InlormatIon See Agent FL PLEASANTS Raleigh Phone 2700-270 505 Odd Fellows Building SEABOARD Air Line Railway ID TRIP IRSIONS CITE TO ON 760 94)A HIA 12 CITY 1460 1575 I ONAD FARES EL AGENCY MONS Return Limit 15 ADM IA 22 JUNE 3 3 JULY 8 5 AUGUST 12 3 SEPT 9 OCTOBER 11 DECEMBER 7 Apply Sou thbound town Except Ilay nd September 3 Pullman Fares for Two rs to a Berth yens North of shington Checked Per Mile I and Limits As xeen All Points the IOARD All Southeastern tinations atIon See Agent 7 Phone 2700-270 'ellows Building IOARD le Railway 41)pe A is but two weeks away You will undoubtedly want to make preparations for this day and we refer you to the timely hints of reliable concerns listed in toilay's Want Ad section under the special heading ts but two ly want to 111! 71" 40 4: :76717711 1A: or If re 71" -Ti 0 LIVERPOOL COTTON Hv the Ansmlated Press LIVERPOOL April LOCO Wes American nil Spot quiet prices nine poinia aA lower: quotations In pence: American strict good middling 1181 good middling 551 strict middling 821: middling 108: trirt low middling 488: low middling 471 qtriii good ordinary 451: good ordinary wr Puturec closed steady MRy 488 July eTs 488 October 489: December 492 January 493: March 49tI Ile uht Ing department Sig BIM" un- beloved name for a place in the doubtedly one of the best known New York Hall of Fame As one lubricating and ear washing experts of the various devices to attain this iin this section "Rig Bill" is known object prizes are being given to to thousands of car owners in Char-chapters presenting the largest num- lotte and his personal handling of her of pictures of Sidney Lanier to lubricating and washing jobs in schools Copies of the pictures can sures a thorough piece of work in be secured from Perry nicture corn- eltOry case pally Maiden Mass McDonald's Suggcstions for Eastcr Classification 113 Ster on It and Start With Firestone Batteries 4F 2ht Iro See the new SI I ELVADOR Crosley Elect re Refrigerator-- only $9500 Delvvered REACH AGREEMENT ON MUSCLE SHOALS BILL 0A0 re 7 WkawwwwwwxwilAAwwwAwwwwAwDww-7 7LT e're Ore 1're Sir TO iFYIniTO are iir 17-0 Ore Ore Oran e-VO elr lard The regular meeting of the William Roberts chapter of Gates-vine was held at the home of Mrs Edwards with Mrs Rid-(Lick president presiding A most enjoyable historical program honoring General Stuart and Sidney Lanier was prepared by the hostess after which bhe served an elaborate course dinner Routine business was transacted and plans for suture work consummated Mrs A Hall and Mrs Mann entertained the Joseph Davis chapter at the home of the former an Louisburg on March 10 The chapter decided to present a copy of Mrs John Anderson's book "A Handbook of History Concerning North Carolina in the War Between the States" to each high school in Franklin county A comprehensive discussion of "The South In Educatiion" was featured at this meeting with special reference to "The Southern Literary Messenger" a periodical which did much to foster literary talent and mould the sentiment of the south prior to the War Between the States The Confederate Grays chapter nt Mount Olive met with Miss Mackie Flowers on March 9 with a splendid attendance and a delightful program This program included discussions of the following topics "The First Literary Society" AUTEN'S puninonnow ORDER AVANTS COAL 135 Toon St Phone 31179 I From Tho ONtervor Walden Ito bureau WASHINGTON April 1--Congressman Mc Swain of South Carolina after a conference with the President and Senator Norris of Nebraska today announced that all differences "between the Mc Swain and the Norris Muscle Shoals bills have been ironed out and the President will send a special message to congress about this matter next eek" Wood and Coke Phone 8184 Subject prior sale we offer 5-25 Carolina Power Light 7 Pfd 30 flat 5-25 Carolina Power Light 6 Pfd 27 fiat We maintain an active market for the above Inquiries solicited RSDICitSON Et COMPANY INC ines solicitea I Et COMPANY IN Co In the spring the thoughts of the United Daughters of the Confederacy naturally turn to district meetings These are rare places to gather inspiration for the duties an1 Information as to the privileges of organization work It is desirable that as many members as Possible attend these gatherings for it is here that state history is most often made and all worth while projects originate It is here that members acquire that preparedness which fits them for leadership as well as intelligent co-operation an the ranks The division has heard with deep regret of the death of Mr Kirkman of High Point Mr Kirkman has always been a warm friend and ardent supporter of the North Carolina division and wait a familiar figure at many-of her- conventions 1111512 I 1 --1 4- ArtA I 1 AJ Ani tr i "bmooy moi t4- I --141 11r11 It 4 '112k MUNICIPAL BONDS NDS 84 'Irma Street St-AV 10lik Hanover I-6217 'road Street ack Hanover 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