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Article V.

All the corporate powers of this cor
poration and the management and
control Of its affairs. in the matter of
contracting obligations and doing all
things necessary to carry out the pow
ers granted by this Charter and the
provisions Of the corporation, shall be
vested and exercised by board OF di-
rectors composed of three stockhold-
ers, two of whom shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of its bust
ness.
The first board of directors shall
hold Office for "A period of three years,
and their successors shall be elected
on the first Monday of August 1916,
and tri-annually thereafter. Each
stakeholder shall be entitled in per
son, or by proxy to one vote on every
share owned by him, and said elec-
ton shall be held under such rules
aud regulations as may be provided
by the Board of Directors
ANY vacancy of the Board of Direc
tors shall he filled by the Board for
the uncxpired term.
me SNIO DOAtu VI uItSCtpIS Mail
continue IN office until the first Mon
day in August 1916. as aforesaid. or
until their Successors shall have been
duly elected and qualified. ard any
failure to elect shall not be regarded
as forfeiture of the Charter. The
said Board shall have the right to en-
ploy such help as they may deem ne
cessary for the proper management OF
the affairs Of said corporation and to
discharge them at will.
The President shall have authority
| to sue in behalf of the corporation
without a sp 'cial authorization OF the
Board Of Directors.
Article vi.
! This act Of Incorporation may be
changed, modified or altered or this
corporation may be dissolved with the
assent Of three fourths OF the stock
present or represented. at a general
meeting convened for the purpose
and after at least ten days written no
tice shall have been given through
mail addressed to each stakeholder at
his last known place of residence.
Article VIII.
In case Of dissolution Of this corro-
ration by the expiration of this Char
ter or otherwise, the stock holder shall
elect three llquidators who shall have
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of IBERIA
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COZ y

Notice IL hereby given that by viz
tue OF and III obedience to writ OF
Eicri Facias issued out of the above
entitled and numbered cause and to
me directed. I, George Henderson.
sheriff. through Frank j: Nestayer,
Deputy sheriff. have seized and will
offer for sale and will sell to. the last
aad highest bidder at public auction
For Cash, at the Court House IN New
iberia. La. between legal sale hours,
On Saturday, Sept. 21th, tots,
the following )dcscrlhed property, to
VII:
A certain lot of gJoun'l together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and tkereunto belong
ing and rights. wafs and arpurte
uances thereof. situated within the
corporate limits offIhc town of New
iberia. Parish bf Iberia, State OF Lou
jsiana, having / f}ontage Of fifty feet
and bounded 1w the East by Dale
street. on the West by property OF
John Webb or assigns. on the North
by the said John Webb or assigns and
% the SouthIjhy Providence street
being Lot Nou, Of square in the
Western part Of New iberia. said
square Jhelng bounded North by
French street, South Ivy Providence
street, East by Dale street and West
by property of Mrs. Clement Young
To paw and satisfy the sum of Thtr
ty nine dollars bebt. with interest al
six per cent per annum on Two hun
dred dollars from the 9Th day of May
1907, until June 10Th, 1872, and interes
at tho rate of six per cent ner aunun
on thirty nine dollars from June 10Th
1912, until paid and the further sum o
10 per cent or said principal and in
tcres. as attorney g fees and all costs o
these proceedings.
Given officially this ord day 0
Aug, A. D. 1913.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Sheritl
per Frank !. Mestayer, py Sheriff.. 2
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WILLARD AND WEEKS
A LOUISIANA
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
Will visit Northern States
carrying the Exhibits used
at the Shreveport Fair att
or the close Of the Fair.

New Orleans. A tram loaded
with agricultural and mineral pro-
duets Of Louisiana, just after the
close Of the Louisiana State Fair,
will leave this State for q tonr Of
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and other
States. for the purpose Of attract
Jug desirable home seekers ana in
vestors to Louisiana and to ex.
plot agricultural possibilities Of
Louisiana.
The train will he in charge Of
| the Louisiana Agricultural DE
monstration Commission, which
has been appointed Ivy Governor
Hall. Experienced lecturers will
accompany. the train and stops
will be made 1t farming towns il
the North and Middle West,
where lectures will he given on
the resources and possibilities Of
Louisiana
The Commission is composed Of
prominent men Of Louisiana and
is engaged IN mapping ont plans
for the train.
The exhibits for the train will
be composed OF those used az the
Louisiana State Fair. 50 that each
Parish will he represented by an
exhibit in some form or other.
1t has been estimated that 4
sum Of $40. 10000 will be needed
to carry ont the work and the
Commission is now engaged in
raising this amount. Each par.
ish will be asked to contribute nc
cording to it's assessment, and
subscriptions will likewise be soil
cited from various interests to he
benefited by new settlers.
Il know of scarcely no way 10y
which the agricultural and other
resources Of the State may be
more effectively exploited than by
tram of this character, said
Governor Hall IN appointing the
Commission. :sTbis train car
convlnviDgly convey to prospect
i've settlers the potent facts with
Regard to the productivity Of Lon
isisna aud the sdaptability Of THU
section of the cohntry for agrlcnI
tural purposes"
The Commission is composed O.
J George l.. Smith, New Orleans
Chairman; J. T. Bryant, Monroe
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Notice lis hereby given that by viz
tue nf and in obedience To writ OF
Fieri Facias issued out of the above
entitled aud numbered cause and to
me directed, i, George Henderson,
sheriff. through Frank j. Mestavcr,
DEPUTY Sheriff, have seized and will
offer for sale and will sell TO the last
and highest bidder at public auction,
For Cash, at the Court House in New
iberia, La, between legS1 sale hours,
On Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1913.
the tolliwing describef property, to.
wit:
A certain lQt of ground with all the
buildings AMI Improvements thereon
and thereunto belonging and rights,
ways and anburteDhnces thereof, stu
a.ed within fhe Corporate limits ofthe
town Of Nef Jbega. Parish of iberia,
State Of louisiana, measuring fifty
feet front oh th9South side by Center
street By a tiep4 Of one hundred and
eighty feet between parallel lines
bounded il frdnt or on the North by
the said C{nt{r street. in the rear OF
on the Sdutk by property Of Loui:
Delcambr{. East by property Of Vita
and West propertyof Rufus Scott
Is pay aid satisfy the sum of Six
hundred aid forty nine @-loo dollars
debt. wit hhnterest at the rate of 81,
per cent Ter apnum on Eight hundred
dollars frhm March LIST, 1900. until Oct
.:rd, 1912, and on said amount Of sin
hundred and forty nine W-lo0 dollar'
from said Oct. ird, 1912. until pale
and further the sum of ten per cent OF
the amount of the judgment in princi
| pa! and interest as attorneys fees ant
| further the sum Of forty six 13-l0O dol
lars due for insurance premium an'
| the sum 81 sixteen ~ IUU dollars, \du.
for taxes paid on the property and al
costs Of theSe proceedings.
Given officially this 2:Td day q
Aug, A. D. 1913.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Sheriff
per Frank J.. Messenger. by Sheriff. *
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full authority to wind up the affairs OF
this company, in the event of the
death or disability Of any one OF the
commissioners, the remaining liquid
atOrs shall appoint successor to him.
Until the election to be held in Au-
gust l9l6, the following named per.
sons shall constitute the first Board OF
Directors. Emile ralan. President,
Gen. J. b. Levert, Vice President ana
Treasurer, and Cbas A. Poirson, Sec
rotary.
ArticleVIV.
No stock holder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable or RESPONSE
bic for the contracts or faults Thereon.
in any further sum than the unpaid
balance due the company on the
shares of stock subscribed for or
owned 10y him, now shall any inform
ality IN organization have the erect
of rendering this Charter null, or OF
exposing stakeholder to any l'abi'i
~. beyond the unpaid balance Il any,
of his stock.
This done and passed ut my Notaria'
Office in the town of Jeanerette, Ibeiia
Parish, La. on the day. month anu
year first above written, IN the pres
ence of G.. {. Edwards and +. }. lie,
! Jeune, competent witnesses OF la",u'
age, and residents OF this CITY WIZ
hereunto signed their names, together
with said parties and me Notary ai'e'
due reading Of the whole.
| Gen. J. 3. Levert, - shares
Per pro {. A. Po,rson.
! Emile Gsian, ~ shafo
! {. A. Polrson, - shaie'
Witnesses:
| c. c Edwards,
| f.. j, LeJeune.
JULES p. ROBIN.
Notary Public
/ State of Louisiana
Parish of IBERIA.
| ii. q. Leblanc, Clerk Of Court ..
the 18Th judi Dist. Court IN ana 10
the Parish and State aioreshiu'
hereby certify the above ana ioseho
ing is a true and correct copy oe w.
original Act of incorporation oi vi
Peoples Sugar Refining GO. OF reeo'
in my office in Mortgage BOOK W. =
folio II.
| In faith whereof, witness my sie"ae
ture and seal of office this isl aay
August A. ID. 1913.
JG. LEBLANC,
Clerk Of Coars'
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!. S West, Hammond. 10 y y.
Perkins. Lake Charles & t'Hrnc.i
Wilmington. Alexandria. i1t y.
T. Moss. Lafayette, ! II Last
ham. ShrrN,pult, ! u Parker,
Monroe. | 4 Rrnnyson. New ca.
leans: f. i Brady, New Orleans,
T. : CavanAugh, New Orleans;
j. LahrJy ~lushe,. NV Orleans,
and Justin / i)rnetla aud, ~cctr
taty Tleasuier. NrN Dllrans.
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In the open yellow pune forests
Ut " ashlngtnn and Oregon \ col
lapslble pillow Is beng used III dug,
fires Taa pillow can he dlsman
tied aud folded INTO a compact
form. 40 that It can he packed ON
horseback. and weighs only to
bounds. When IN use, one man
with u horse can 10 the work Of
20 or more men working viii
ahOVelS
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SHERIFF SAIL

lhei,a Building Association
vs.. No. $50.
George Norwood.
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Washington stands first IN l'im
Der production, with Louisiana
Serond
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I. ISTFR\S EFHlllT ca NEW,
Hr,ck. Cement. Lame, t,rnN +.
Saud. Drainage ritrs. etc
EEi.IRNND IL NRIR 60
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lkAsypA
County
Of Shade Trees
pndngLot " is
ASman
Monthly h
thar
much
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Iberia Building Association
vs..
Armand Y. ROutte ct ais
state of Louisiana,
Parish OF Iberia.
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
Senator Lane Wants to Know
What Goes With Funds
AND MAKES FINAL DEMAND
Declares That Money Appro-
priated for Indians Is Not
Used for Purposes Intended.

Washington, D. c., June DE
mands Of Senator Lane, OF Washing
ton, thai the Indian Affairs committee
Of the Senate get complete statements
as to how all Indian funds are admin
iStered before acting on the So
100000 Indian appropriation bill now
pending has opened up an Indian
fight hat probably will be carried On
to the floor Of the Senate.
Senator Lane made a final demand
today upon the committee, of which
he is a member, for complete inform
alton. Thus far the committee has
been unable to furnish him with the
facts. Senator Lane proposes to ask
the committee Monday to authorize
only temporary appropriations for the
Indians and to institute at once an in
veStigation of the Indian bureau.
Senator Lane filed a protest with
the committee today in the form Of a
letter, in part as follows:
81 have asked for a reasonable and
plain business statement on the facts,
without prejudice to any one, as they
relate to the many Offering provisions
of the measure. This bill provides for
specific appropriations amounting to
between nine and ten millions Of dol
lars and in addition confers power to
administer property and mOney
Amounting, I a uniformed, to hun
dreds of millions more.
1T is my desire to ascertain nov
whether or not the committee intends
longer to deny me the right of having
the facts as they pertain TO this
measure laid before it for considera-
lfiOn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
C. 0. Byrd Gives Damaging
Testimony Against Cobb
none AGAINST GURklN
After a Day of Testimony Hail.
fax Court Adjourns Until
Monday Morning 10 a. m,
tBy the Associated Press.

Weldon, June THE twelfth juror
was easily secured from h second
venire this morning in the case in
which Henry Gurkin and r.. w. Cobb
are on trial charged with the murder
Of Thomas Shaw, and the evidence
began first with a meek little woman
in deep mourning.
This was the widow Of the ate
Thomas Shaw. She told in a pathetic
name of the tragedy in which her
husband was killed by an unknown
assassin. =
Her little son. the only eye witness,
left the store that night with his
father after it had been closed. AS
they neared the dwelling, a mar was
seen in the ark corner of the porch
and he sprang up saying, Hands up"
Young Shaw said his father replied
"Oh, quit fooling." thinking it was a
neighbor. The man then fred the
fatal shot and his father fell dying.
The little fellow a back towards the
store where some had just left and
soon returned with help. Mr.. Shaw
died the next morning.
G. O. Byrd, a witness for the State,
testified to going to the State farm for
bloodhounds. The dogs tool the trail
at the corner OF the porch and fol-
lowed it to the road, where 1t appear
CO lAO lNd1l noO AfOuAtCu a UiCyC1c,
and rode of in the direction Of Rose
mary. Witness said Rosemary was
about two and a half miles from
Shaw's store. Byrd ted OF following
the track to Rosemary, of the kind OF
tire the wheel appeared to have. He
said he saw Cobb the day before and
that Cobb had said that he had seen
something out in the country a little
ways that looked mighty good to him
that it required nerve to get it anC
that he (Cobb) had the nerve to &C
after 1t. The witness was put through
a severe cross-examinatiOn on thi:
testimony. 1t is important, it is al
legged, as a link in the chain OF cir
cumstancial evidence which the Stat,
is attempting to complete about tn
heal Of Cobb. Nothing yet has trans
PRED to make the circumstances com
petent as to Defendant Gurkin. Afte-
hearing former evidence as to tn
tracks of the man who shot and kile,
Shaw, the following of the bicycle an
work Of h bloodhounds in following
the trail, court adjourned till ]
o'clock Monday morning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
REV.. PAT h. MASSEY
Il KILLED BY TRAIN
While Driving Across Southern
Track at Durham
Engine Strikes His Wagon and
Knocks the Minister ConSid-
cradle Distance.

Durham. June 7.-Westbound pas
aenger train killed Rev. Pat II. Mas
sey at the billiard Street crossing TINS
afternoon. Mr.. Massey lives in the
country and was bringing a load OF
wood to town. He is a bit deaf ana
came up on the track just as the pas
,eneer train was slowing up for the
Durham station. The engine struck
the wagon and knocked Mr.. Massey
many feet from the scene OF the &C
cident.
lis head struck the ground and the
,lull was fractured. He was rushed
10 the hospital. where he died this
evening at z o'clock. Some witnesses
s:.y that the gates at this CROSSING
were not down at the time the min
lister pulled across the track. Mr..
Massey was about so years old and
lived on the Fayetteville road. f1e
is a brother Of California Massey.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
CRAIG N GETTYSBURG
BATTLEFIELD COMMISSION
COnfederateS Who Will Attend Battle
field Which Was One of Turnings
Points Of the War.

The Gettysburg Battlefield Commits
sion, the delegated five Confederate
soldier as provided for by an act Of
the last General Assembly, who are to
gather on that renowned battlefield
on July 1, 2 and 3, have been named
by Governor Craig. They are: Judge
w. A.. Montgomery, of Raleigh; w.
Frank Utley. Of Apex: j.. A. Long, of
Roxboro; Cyrus Il. Watson, of VIM
ston- Salem, and Maj. d. c. Waddell,
of Greensboro.
The men are to represent North
Carolina in the commemoration exer-
Cises of this world-famed battlefield,
on which the armies of the North and
the South fought so herOically so
years ago in July of this year. The
per OF this delegation OF five
veterans that will attend the gather
ing Of soldiers, both north and south
cf the Mason and Dixon line, will be
borne by the State, as provided for by
the legislative act.
The military service of the commits
sioners named by Governor Craig wa.
AS follows: Thomas jefferson Utley
Company |. 4lst regiment. known a:
the Third Cavalry: j. A. Long, frs
sergeant Company III, Gath regiment
Cyrus Il. Watson, sergeant and after
wards captain Company X, 45th regi
ment; Walter A. Montgomery, Com
pany +, 18th regiment; Duncan C
Waddel, lieutenant Company c., It'll
regiment.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
500 BOTTLES SMASH~
Sizziing Beer Poured Out by Om~s
In Durham.

Durham, June 7.-Five ,
bottles Of sizzling beer was Wa
ms a1ternon in the Jail yard wheu
the ponce officers and other avnwe1
plohloitionists. including Two new.1
Paper reporters, smashed the conf,s-
ea.sa property of J. W. Ferren
7 w me walls OF the court house.
effeii Is proprietor Of tha
req store OF Parrish street snS
me pee was seized in the esnerai
RAID OF all the joints tn town 80
weeks ago. He was fined S1keoo arS
: sos.s Tor having more beer than ~
Dew Prohibition law alfows.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
OUTNBY COURT OF
INQUIRY ADJOURNS
by the Associated Press

Norfolk. Va, June 7.-After hear
ing evidence for three days, the naval
court of inquiry named twelve to in
vestigate charges informally made
against Captain John G. Quinby, com
manding the receiving ship Franklin
by Rear Admiral Doyle, commanding
the Norfolk Navay yard, adjourned
today. The inquiry was conducted be-
hind closed doors and the witnesses
and the lawyers in the case were
sworn to secrecy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
ISLAND MOONSHINER
THREW STILL IN WATER

sheriff McGcachey Has Men Dive For
1t But i'm VAin-OperatOr Is Ar
rested and Brought to Fayettev1lle
Fayetteville, June 7.-After lying in
hiding for three hours on the bank of
"a stream surrounding an island OF
which they could e a m~oonshiner
and his boy talking at their work Of
operating the still, Sheriff McGeachy.
Deputy J. Med. Monaghan and a
posse say the object Of their hunt row
out into the stream, grow suspicious
at some sign, row back to his island
and dump the still into twelve feet of
water.
The officers left their hiding and
started to Hope Mills to get a motor
boat in order to raid the moonshiner's
island fastness. On their way they met
the blockader, whom they had left
on the island, walking in the rOad
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
DIR. HESTER TO UREACH.
Episcopal Rector Of Brooklyn viii Be
Here Today.

Rev. DR.. st. Clair Hester, of Brook
lyn. will preach this morning at IL
o'clock to the Christ church congre-
cation.
Doctor Hester, who is a native
North Carolinian, is a strong preacher
and has the rectorate Of the Church
Of h Messiah in Brooklyn. 1t is one
of h larges churches of that city. He
is a minister n his agreement to as
sist in the service this morning will be
quite a pleasure to Raleigh people.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
SEIZED Al

Big Shipment OF Liquor Headed from
Norfolk to Morehead City Taken by
Officers.
Oriental, June 7.-Sheriff Stephens
and deputies captured a shipment Of
whiskey and eel here last night
about forty barrels of beer and fifteen
barrels of whiskey-en route to More
head City. 1t was shipped to this
point from Norfolk n was intend
ed to be loaded on a boat here and
taken down to Morehead.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
X. p. WATSON ELECTED.
Wilson Man Second Nice-President
National Tobacco Association.

Richmond. Va. June THE to-
baccO association of the United
States which has been holding its an
nual convention here, today elected
the following Ulcers:
T. Nj. Darlington. Richmond. presi-
dent; w. l.. Petty. Lexington, KY.
first vice-president: r. p. Watson,
WilSn. n. c.. second vice-president:
b. r. Eggleston. brakes Branch, Va.
third Vice-presiOent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10

concord, June John B. Sheriff.
Ieturneu yesterday from Durham.
where he has been attendine Vriuux
College commencement. M. Sher4
MI was elected a trustee Of Trinity 10
succeed the late Judge ". !. Mont
gonery, OF this city. and Rev. G. r.
Rowe, ct Greensboro, was elected y
tIuAee 20 s4cceed the AAe Mr.. J. W.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
AN ASHEWLLE WOMAN
CUTS ANOTHER'S THROAT
Mrs. Goldsmith is in PrecariOus Con-
ditiOn. While Her Assailant. Mrs.
Miller, is In Jail-An About Chill
dreO.

ditiOn, While Her Assailant Mrs.
Miller, is In Jail-An About Chill
dren.
Asheville, June 7--Because Mrs.
Sallie Goldsmith children disturbed
Mrs. Helen Miller by playing in front
Of her dor, Mrs. Miller slashed Mrs.
Goldsmith with a razor yesterday and
the latter is at a local hospital in a
desperate condition, while. the woman
who used the razor is being held at
the city Jail without bail awaiting the
outcome of the wOund The two Wo-
men occupied a fiat on North Main
street and are said to have had trou-
BILE on previous occasions. However.
former differences had been settled.
according to the information which
was received by the police depart
ment yesterday, and yesterdays af-
fray was INDUCED in without warning.
1t is said hat the woman who did
the cutting went to the victim Of the
affair and requested that her children
be kept at home. Before Mrs. Gold
smith could reply to the request. it is
said, Mrs. Miller whipped a razor
from her clothing and slashed Mrs
Goldsmith across the throat
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
WHILE G.

"Fribble takes exercise every morn
ing before breakfast"
Il presume he would like to be a
great athlete?"
mo, he dOesn care two straws
about being husky. He merely while.
away the time with c~alistheDics nm
TIL the bathroom rush is over"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
BIG IS
SEIZED AT ORIENTAL
Sheriff stephens Captures 35 Barrels
of Beer ana 80 Cases Of Whiskey
From Norfolk En- Route to More
head City.

Oriental, June .7.-Thirty-fve bar
rels of beer and thirty cases Of whis-
key. twelve quarts to thee ase. was
captured herel asst night by Sheriff
A. H. Stephens. BY the merest acct
dent it was discovered Just as it was
to be delivered to a gas boat to be
taken to Morehead City. The Nor
folk agent refused to recog-
nlze Sherin stephens authority when
he demanded the SHIPMENT and 49,
latter was forced &c break omen the
car, under the search and seizure Law
The gas boat, with the o~ccun.n+s
escaped down the sound. The shin
ment is now in the custody of loca
officers. ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
ANNUAL MEETING THURSDAY
,sps,,l 70 IN. N,r. end Obse,er.l

SPECIAL 70 The News and Obsever.)
Greensboro, June THE annual
meeting Of the North Carolina Chill
dren's Home Society, Inc, will be
held in it's office in Greensboro at 8
u. m. on Thursday, June II, accord
ing 10 announcement by j. S. Belts,
secretary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10

with a fishing rod on his shouler. He
Is John Garvin. a white man.
The sheriff employed men to dive
for the still but was unable to recover
it. Garvin was brought here this aft
repOOn.