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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
OPENINGS I'M HOOD
OF CAR IMPORTANT
Lourres Keep Temperature nj
Point Of Greatest Efficiency.


la the mind IL ssaerw than esap fyaaa
who osRs aRd drives As own meter
ear tn. stits eus sn tine sides cf the
ulesai hoad are purely fad II the
autasanhags ds-stgn~r. and exsuse thsaF
existsacw BY sa0sins raAtsA sessklas
hcoaes. JSdgiag frvfn rxsernals, II
taighs sssm that shls Is tho case.
since In n ruastvr at saFaaaosslvs tAs
brad openings. Or la0,res. slshss have
slss caste completely. ar have be~a se
reduced In nuaah~s as to lose any hin,
II signlNeancc.
The louvre, nSsesfhelsss. In srethef
an inapartant facts~ In keeping the
notoF Temperature at psiiat that psr-
miss the car to ol~ratr u, IT'S great,
eat stsscieacy. The air that has warmed
In passing over the engine hnAs lts
exi, 10 the outer atmosphere throagh
these opeuinEs and 10 this way ur%ns
path for d constant srreAIa AZ fresh,
ccoi air above the working parts.
The ahs~ncw ~ louvrx, or the pres
sacr of emily limited naiassr, fnsana
back pressure of WARM air ea the
radiator fan, TIN the contrary. II foa.
iass tina, the greater the number 81
touvrvs the greater ailI tw the velocity
u the unSsrinesi sit towihg under the
honart
In many parts ~ ,hr enantTy.
y assw Temperature rantsiicns aa taos
require the utmost ~ cooling sysietas.
Alteration 60 this detail ri c,Vlins sSs'
TEN construction II q matter ~ little
consequently. However, In bot, HEy
rrgions, motor cars thust travel on
their rnoliug sfNta.fT~ W wr3f ~ IN
their fuel tanks, and every Hem that
points the Way to better radiator
system deserves at least passing no
tice frote tbs tueieEtst,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

ssafksd his IRd shoes uad~F rae araf.
Peters father had gore 20 las q soldier
end theirs @rrs fis aayher sitt the tNp
battles abd bis gyunslfalhtr, sho ~ss
blind. nj hat1e.
"Nhat have son been Doing all the
w~e&. Peter r. she Jaaeter ASKED.
Tending the bafies 81, that mother
could go IN the fartory sud s~w the
soldiers .tniferras," PETER said. AID
leading grandfather out for walk
shea Il was suany 'liy
Peters g0t lits.e NAG hanging out
Of tn. wlniaw.~ une VI The cisildrvn
aata. and he's NJ eaFvfai "a IL. He
takes IL Ia ssvry night aai pats Il cut
again in the naorning"
~He salufsd the nag and took on bis
hat 10 IL when the parade aent BY the
other day sasd another chiid.
M Peter carried the Stars and
Stripes across the para and into the
s0wn halt. with Oh the primary ehll-
drea marching Ike soldiers hshlnd.
The wind hiew II around htm Ike q
CLOAK "a cover up the holes 10 hls Jack
IT sleeves and his tid shses. Nhef-
ever he looked be could see the colors
the sly Was IN blue as the iiesd la the
max. fes snow stars lay on the
ground aud the rrst rohitl resibreas,
sang on a branch over his head And
the children felio~iRg Peter kne. what
the enlors ssla thetn to DO for tteir
country 10 be brave and good and
true al hssaie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
BLIND LEADING THE BLIND

SIR Arthur fesr~an IN now Vt tho
head II st. iMnsien's lleWpi far
blinded aaldirrs and haliaf4 III R@4
gents park. lsandan ais ,eHfs age
he ans the proprietor III fyf biT EBs.
ilsh dailcs and s'Firg NJ tna 2nFiass
Throughout Greet i|tgWiu Ia th~
prime ~ NE. ha was advancing 10
wealth and peeer %hen be- nIsssevi.
nnsiy lnss hts stela without warning.
'hss msn ~ many activities @as enn.
drrnued by fate ia Epetgd the TEST II
HIS days iH utter darLaest tls ~esd
hts papers 10 gave him til.te to enn-
centrate aa q great ur@ a4i iii"a ils
would hf}fig ffs.-sga a. ~ hllaa mon
f~efy~hese H. aulid restGee thelr
confacnce.
Then ne ssscsufe president NJ 'he
%aiionhl Institute fer The Estna j1-t
y fea 'naslhA latpt 'ha var hrat, sai,
ard SIC Arthur isup,hhd rias far
the restoration IN #elt-Tgfgpai ~
tlisaed sfisiaera and 81 l0fR NJ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
HOW ABOUT LIBERTY FUEL7"

Aaiosnnhlnsss are Ia ssa'e ot
Mind over the conflicting sFofios cor
rrat about the nsa "ilhers fuel" 81
the war department Aecnrcssng to the
fuel administration the misture was
found 90 contaiu about ts5 Ter ceai ~
henFoi. Inastuueh az the supply ~.
Aenfaa ~ iinil,~A thr amount VI Lib
rriy fuel that could he produced woala
Ne only about Z rer cent ~ the pres
fnt ouipni 81 sasnline, Moreover the
fuel when iestpd lest n Eamms residue
which would rlug M cavbure,ors. aud
revealed many ether drnwhaeks
On the ether hand, the war depart.
,Dent says that The fuel administration
must have tested one If the ~ fake"
mixtures fixed ny during the war 70
fool German sIdes,
According to The war department.
the cost Of manufacture IN ~ per cert
lower than thu, ~ masking gasoline.
Il Ia described as sceulless. tasfciess.
and without gasifcatinn scent, I,s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Many wru of MODERATE means ahss
have h<saght paafos trucks errtEg sS*
war r~rsgxl ard hsve gUae tato tae
transpvtA',oa business hsye bad hitls
traintns nr experience In '-vrs tF~'r-
astsa ard because a. this fact. sfaad
in rss~i;ioa 10 incur hssvr sxE~n>'"s
GansyssSSrtly exprasY~ whsch tbs
exr~'rtsnc1vi trrrk owner xaaA w sure
io aro3h.
Bsa-ess Attracts
t;t-~c'es, by the possibility * g~f'
!tas established in q sayfne brssassSs.
tAsss -en have faypsied ia trHSss
wifA tire ~ gehI that th~g rsSala
saicSi- aea'aa-e the sanwtesirs .s>,Ns-
sary - prvsses aenGllag q their FE2-
dimes
To ,tsss Fesa usp are pe~ y tsH
ir-zckiaE has isess 80 tire c-s.tfss u
gives as i1s E'nst grsg.,-tSst w1r1 Is
sdy ~. ~ayoa3 ovsrioS..aS lTGr ,F7Sck,
sexsase aeo heavy q soss3 -as1ss TssrsS8
KSs~.-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
DIFFERENT WAYS
TO SHIFT GEARS
Some Good Advice for Beginners
With a Few ~Don'ts" That
Are Worth While.
Expsrt May De Ahls to pssfsrm Task
W.shcGt Disastrous Rssasss---sas-
1estians That VIII Elintnsts
Wear ard Tear.

Thousands Of motorists, each sea
-saa, ARE having their nrxt experience
ia the operating Of sliding gear trans
nAissiaas. Changing gears is a matter
Of sofss little dithralIy la the hegin'
alnE al least. aud IL In a fact that
quite a proportion Of operators never
learn 10 shift gears quietly and to the
best advantage.
There are few difficulties which
the inexperienced driver should he
warned against. amen. which arr the
follosing
SEINE pifyscutsses.
Attempting to shift from cue gear
10 another without nr~t throwing out
the clutch. An esy'er, may be able 10
do thin without noise or disastrous
results but, In general. n should n-s~r
be- attempted. Attempting to SHIFT
from Neutral 10 loa Tor any o,hsr)
gear. when the car is AT rest. without,
iirsi throwing out the clutch uu,li the
clutch shaft comes 10 reSt Trying 10
engage thu rcrrrSc gear without fFat
allowing the car 10 cumr to full
stop, Attempting u change from nsg.
trail IL io@ gear With the car nj rest
aud the engine rnuulhg too fast
As1ohs t,ther 'd"nt%" FIR fne dfr-
skilled aperutor Of sliding gears are
thes~.
lan't fan 10 know exactly where
the "rvHersa' position Is the gear
sniff lever Is, and DOM fail scrupu.
lnusly 10 avoid this poSition. M hong
a. the ear is moving forward.
Don't try to SHIFT from higher
gear 10 lower gear without letting
the ear speed slacken somewhat be-
fore so doing.
bout try TO change from high gear
To low without lettiug the car nearly
stop
boat fall to speed up the ear satne,
what before changing from lower tn
n higher gear.
Few Suggestions
The following out ~ these few snr
gestions viii eliminate much unnecss
sary noise and wear and tear
TrHnSsnlsS!ons as built today, are
extremely rugged, hu'. nevertheless.
tnlshsudang sach as the driver is here
warned against rnay chr thr teeth ~
the gears or even cause The hrsakRgs
Of shafts aud other parts
II always shoalI be- remembered
that two gears cannot he forced into
Engagement, quickly and easily unless
they are running al somewhat near
the satre sfSesi. t'rhts ~ sn f'ss@rsa4;
point IN grnrshfting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
FIRST HUNGARIAN PRESIDENT

TIA pnanlrcgs v"'" The as'lfrIsi
councs, has Dar#~j Cant hishses
SKrpiyt ttse fYrt yvs-sssssssi II the BEss-
Tarssa rerst,lsc. NJ the sssns tine
charging hifa ts form caiabst 10 Z
manner which he considers best f'ur-
inr The 81 u=e Inserting tire Nassn-shi
crsxnc.l, which since The. fevta ufitss has
h.ee., regarded ~ ths stls isrRi tsaurvs
If authority. rres.v~d he resiEnaihTFss
Of nj, The members Of the fsrTner tahs-
nyt. /. inng has heru agreed ,aat th~
sp5ointrusnt ~ Tsu-1t KsrSsiyt to the
prrsi5sfcy VAS ,!s~ oriJ xay ~ tAfsr.
ire IN. s,tsrssgstssf'e. ss k~ ~ sssrss ssl
;As r-Astfarr.z 81 the yaf1oss parties
CsEaa, Kn-clyf r~otrsts shat be a.
wsys was srsessi ef lie snisais, u1
many eS~tsloas crsuns Ttssa TIRED 70
isrIFrs+4-s Al7sa fo- tss3d Interpretations
9a pariEreat- Urre his il'e was y
i,ssgox-fy tr- TIE s4nsa rvssaa.
II Is urbeae - ie@r . tss7assssr ~
cite - ~ alsf&, srsas ass 1ts;ss- srSv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
l!>Tnt[]!r1tl IdHT'
REVOLUTION IN LUXEMBOURG

TER psr,ar~ IN that ef MsssesAS~~
lsiae ~ LaxssaAasE. ecsa 1894. Sao
was grand AacA~sa ~ that Interesting
hgsae graaa sacAy aatsl s,snuary IL
ard has h~sa a ssegEa sensee sveT ssnc~
the taesaAans tegan shsa. s.sasfeaS
EAAEeA backward Ia the Rhsls@ SAe
essaaes fraa ths German tsassse ~ Nass
saa. when The war xafscN her
enemies accused her ~ BEING fFesasss
man. thoaga shp bad rreasssea siea
the Han passed thfsaasa tn his tasa-
sion al Belgium
January . the assnecvst1 saesiaAs
In parllanseni DECLARED v lVsuiasian.
sirisss~d the grand ,t1csscsA called eat
the army NJ 80 aFie~rs and soldiers
ana started With svo@1 fer the
yalmce 10 toll Marie AdetS,ae all ahemk
II. They aaet . rexssaeat fessa allied
hcassqaxrtrrs ~Mss~s eaisari iafeMsaed
ttem that the rwyclasiaa was or and
that thes mere aa tA.ir way hases.
Th~s ~<as Nevertheless saa rssoin-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
NON.ST0PPING AUT0HeARse


A nonstop automobile hrarsc trip
fcm Lakewood, y. j.. to Worcester.
Mass, distance " GT mites. Was
made ny L. l. Conant, undertaken. Ey
continuous driving he Was shIr 10
hiring the hody ef Mrs Mipal' Wsck-
witz ~ Worcester In time for the fa-
neral services.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

On the frame out u the way. and the
horn plungcr ~ heightened with rod
which carries shr pgsh.knnh ri the top
A bracket II attached 10 the s"at arm
and coil spring placed between the
bracket and the kEs,h -. +, Avery, IN
Popular Science Month,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
AUTOMOBILE HORN ON FRAME
Device 10 Attaches to IN Extension
Rod Out OF Way 81 Driver ~
shown In illustrator.

To place the horn ont us the way of
the driver, an extenslon.rcd for the
push knob was applied as shown In
the illustration The horn In pinced
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

raincts combustion
the
The quality and specific
shows III effect The mhricetns viii or
flame No u
the q no ~
the Liberty fuel hnfrs 70 have the I'D
aaa~ sxar -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

AAr#d Accelerated a0d
tksraus Adeepn~
lsss are more
interesting
Adelaide TcFshihS
aflegauea
the grand woud interfere wish svrtaia rah sat
to
republic lasting sir hoUrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
TEACHING SOCIAL VIRTUES
BY MRS RUTH nsppkga swAlsE.

BY MRS RUTH AEppkER sWAiNE.
Al ktadergartsns have one eharsc-
tsristie Ia common the respect ahlrh
the children Show for the individual
rights NJ others Mhsrg many iittir
children are gathered together. there
mast be governing law. aud ote'israer
"a these laws.
In the i1cal Kindergarten these laws
nre more feelings than facts The
rbiflfea rru@ to rrspes-t aud obey
'h"m spontaneously. almost uneon'
s. lugsis thus. even Nh.h they arr
fopr and Hvr wears old. lhry can be-
bed 10 right relation toaer,! their
felton, hoias~ Could anything H. tuore
lmportantf
Al children IA not I've near Kin
tlgfgaftrn, bat all children have play.
mates \ vi,e ma'h"r @ilt quickly
establish the law " right relationships
among The chlllrcu who play In her
home Even q busy mnther and arr
not all real mathrts very busy f--.sau
with word now aud then ilBparg
feeling for the rights II others, aud
this, ouce gained, Is never lost through
life.
The kindergarten IA the most de,no'
cratic " Institutions The children
feel 10 Glass distlnctipnS~-.ln fact.
there are none Ia the world ~ the
thrpesearold Ny Philip plays M
iuyfuIiy "ith the tittir fellow in the
servant quarters next doar NJ he does
with the son ~ my best friend TIE
public school kindergarten Is partirn
lArly Interesting, because ali classes
mix freely and are entirely treu from
acknowledgements Each lttlr lndi
siduA contributes bis personal traits
toward the making ~ the Whole A
fault may serve as great purpose as
Virtue ard both uay sety. as satr
rors wherein the child Sr.s himself.
Under The guidance ~ ths ktaticrgart
ncr h. Will ~.e wisely.
Absorh Ruling spirit
Moreover the chtl,irpn spun learn 10
'a,e thr calm " 'hr kindergarten
yaon. and come readily under tho in,
'!AsHcv If the ruling spirlt HE f.~
Mai ~ self for the go"d ~ che whole
IN your own back yard there emmett
''e the clase Supervision that there ia
10 jhe k!nderEUrtga, and elimination
sometimes h,seomrs q necessity II Suu
age fortunate euough se ite a,Doae
lour nwn Aina where MI the chtl,!rsa
tu your uej.hNVrh.~.l ARE rear,d STINT.
Mrty yea v.l' probably not have any
s'f.ntj, Fr,|}yu ilut II you uye IN
yu~lHaFultan e,shtorhnui and there
II Hg aId,r JHtit aHfh stevVlly WreyHe
uUA,gtlvS rhr safest s'on rs "a "a
courage b.gn IA s.yb hj~ u'dsr PLAY
HRtes WeH3 ieuy him MY babies
~ Ht@y ta StX Il me rhit3 c,,m,.> ~
,o9r sptv Vbo hiss haa lre> ~ q
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>''''N i7'N'''s' t' 'aN' hlh IN '"'
"' VIZ >'" ''N Y" '"F'F' H'H'rg 'HF
wv" '''s''''s vow "AF' m4'h
'Ne'.' ''.' 'N'' '.- A' '.'''> '''''''fFh
a> trn raH Npryt>. fhcm closely
and rather tNaH i.t n.UfaD ue, " grow
'''"@'% s'''' 5f'"'s> 's'e''Aa''
'0'N ~ 'Nf" ''ar
N' WI" "' we lA"} |'7''' }"o->'Fs
"s INV" W 'NSN>'ss'" ''"A IN" At'ie
~r"ht '"F 't" t'''F''Vs 'h'o1''S, ana
N"a VIVA. fN''''' F%'> q" E''@t AS''~"TS
''"f.F'"'t1S FN''o. WHSLE rom
asoihfr fsr 1N'Fsas train - such
S'rIfiFf - aa u5''Ni*tf'7i 3a}kA ever
tsAF t"'@FfsNNAs A"F'" - hFstA~'" - NaAt = ~
Jose where Y might hsy' ''te1 a traS'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Ore NAe t-... cset ac-.~
rctfr slctit~' txcS ans ,riss3 ~ .Navrr
az tAe aSlss u HIS .acact sev-svS asl3
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-03-19

Eos al County MY In the Superior Court
D. A. Rendleman admins
traitor OF j A Rendleman,
Mrs. Laura G Rendleman,
Mrs Carrie A.Tay1or, ct all
To Robert Rendleman and Margaret
Rendleman:
The defendants above will take no.
tice that a special proceeding entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior court Of Rowan county for
the purpose of selling lands to make
assets. in which action they are neces-
sary and proper parties, and that they
are required to appear before J. Frank
McCubbins clerk of the Superior
court, at his Office in Salisbury, N. c.,
en- the 10 h day of April, 1919, and an
swer Or demus to the petition which
has been filed in sail cause. or the re-
lief therein prayed for will be granted,
This March Is, 1919.
J. FRANK MoCuBBINs,
Clerk Superior Court.
John L. Rendlemen, attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-03-19
Mortgage Sale Of House And Lot ia
China Grove,
John L. Rendlemen, attorney.

Pursuant to the terms and provisions of
a certain Mortgage Deed executed by w.
L Lcmax and wife Ethel Lomax to j. w.
Lomax ard wife Mrs. NJ. J. Lomax on
the 9th day Of February, 1918, and regis-
tered in the Registers Office of Rowan
county in book of mortgages No. IS page
i53, default having been pade in the pay.
meut of the note secured thereby, the I'M
dersigned mortgages and trustees will
sell at pnblic auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door in Sails.
bury, N. G., on Monday, the 3lst day of
March. 1919, at II o'clock M. the follow.
ing described real estate:
Lying and being in the own of China
G I'VE and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stone on the west side of
Ketchie street in the town Of China Grove,
N. c., on Eli Safrit's line; thence s. 574 o
w. 2O7 feet TO a stone on Mr. Kimbalrs
line; thence with l.. A. Lent's line N.
50 gov. 80 feet to a stone, at Patterson
Mfg Co corner; thence with Patterson
Mfg. 60 line 574-oE. 20S feet to a stone;
thence with Ketchie Street s 30 oE - So
50 feet to the beginning. containing $500
of an acre more or less.
Upon this lot is a dwelling house former.
ly owned and occupied by Leo Lomax.
This. the LIST day of March, 1919,
j. NJ. LoMAx AND NJ. J. LcMAx,
Mortgages and Trustees.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-03-19
Sparks Slows April list.

AS will be observed by our
advertising columns, the
Sparks shows, after having
wintered here, refurnished,
overhauled and repainted
wagons, charriots, dens and
fixtures in general, will open
the season here, Tuesday,
April lst. This is one Of the
best, cleanestc AMI cleverest
shows on the road and The
Waterman is hoping the sea-
son will be a most successful
one from every viewpoint.
OF course a large attendance
will greet the opening per.
Torrance here.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-03-19
Unknown Dead Baby fished From Well.

Between 10 aud Ii o'c'oca
Monday morning an objet1
vas discovered by s0ue ne,
gro boys ina we'll on E Fisher
street near Lee. The fud
was reported to the poles
who succeeded in bringing it
% the surface and learned
hat it was a well~dsvelopeG
Nu'to girl baby. 1t was left
lying on the we'll frame for
some time and was later TAX
an in charrA by the county
coroner, ID L Sides. Around
tie child's neck was a cord
drawn tight and the BODY
was nude and decay had not
gone far enough to hide its
identify as a white child.
TneNegroes in that neigh
borbood use water from this
veil and it is not known just
now long the remains bad
been in it, in fact nothing
is known more than is stated
above. The superstition,
which is probably correct, is
that it was strangled to
Death and thrown in the well
for the purpose Of hiding its
nirth, Who its mother is
aud who committed the
crime is yet to be learned
Il is believed the child was
wrapped in something, paper
or cloth and the we'll was
dragged with the hope Of OBJ
tanning something that may
give a clue that will lead tc
the discovery IF the criminals,
The body Of a blue bathing
suit trimmed in white aud a
half yard OF white silk hem
med on one edge was found
The water will b. pumped
out Of the we'll in an effort tc
discover other articles.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-03-19
Certificate of Dissolution.

70 All To Whom These May Come
Gre citing:
Whereas, it appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record of the pro.
csedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the unanimous consent of all
the stockholders, deposited in my office,
that the Machinery Supply COMPANY, a
corporation of this State. whose principal
Office is situated in the city of Salisbury,
.;ounty Of Rowan. State of North { arolina,
Frank E. Lloyd being the agent therein
md in charge thereof upon whom process
may be served has complied with the
requirements Of Chapter 81. Revisal of 1905
entitled Corporations" preliminary to the
the Issuing of this Certificate of Dissolution.
Nov, Therefore, I, J. Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of State of the State of North
Carolina, do hereby certify that the said
corporation did. on the 2Sth day Of Feb
rusry 1919, file in my Office a duly execut-
ed and stested consent in writing to the dis
solution of said corporation, executed by
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 hand and affixed my official seal al
Raleigh, this 28th day of February, A. D
1919. J. B. GRIMES,
3-12 4tpd- Secretary of State,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-03-19
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Land in
Mt Ulla fOWoShip.

By virtue Of a judgment in a special pro-
ceeding entitled r N West, and wife Mary
L West against Mrs Elizabeth Hart, and
husband, Spencer M Hart, Mary West, w
G Watson and wife, Hattie Watson, Mrs
Martha seaford and husband, John I Sea-
ford, Mrs Mary West and her husband, N
B West, Samuel L West and wife. Della
West, rendered on the 18th day of Janu-
airy 1919 in the above entitled action. the
undersigned commissioner being author
lied so to do, wilt expose to public auction
at the court house door in Salisbury, N. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-03-19
Notice 70 Creditors,

Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of sallie D. Johnson
Parker, this is to notify oil persons
having claims against the said dec d.
ent to file an itemized, verified state
ment II same with the undersigned on
or before the 18th day Of March. 1920,
Or this notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their recovery. Persons indebted tn
said estate are notified to make prompt
settlement.
This March 10Th, 1919
ALEXANDER PARKER.
Rendleman& RsadleApsp A1ttya.
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Miss Carrie Brown Of Bear
Poplar and R Rice of Ian
dis, were united in marriage
in Washington city last week
These are popular people IN
their nelghborboods.
The marriage Of Mrs Leila
Dean OF Salisbury, aud & II
Jacobs of Woodleaf, TOOK
place at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs Jas. Park,
Salisbury, Saturday after
noon, Rev @ A Ovens of iiie
PsotIst church officiating.
Miss E'"nnia Parks an p.
Georse " q udmau were
united in marriage at the
B5ptlst parsonage on Chasf>
nut Hill Saturday evening,
Rev Kirk officiating, MI
Goodman, who has been il
The government hospital in
Washington city being treat
I'd for a wound received -
he Soissous front, was here.
on a furIough.
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Certificate of Dissolution.

To Ali to Whom These Presents May
Come-Greeting:
Whereas, it appers to my satisfac-
,tion, by duly authenticated record of
the proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by the unanimous
consent of all the stockhnlders, de-
posted in my office, that the R. W.
Norman Company, a corporation of
this State, whose principal office is
situated at No. II. North Main Street
in the City Of Salisbury, County OF
Rowan State of North Carolina, R.
w. Norman being the agent therein
and in chars g Thereof upon whom pro-
cess may be served, has complied with
the requirements of Jhanter 81 Revis-
al of 1905, entitled ''Corpo rations'
preliminary to the issuing of this Ger.
tificate of Dissolution.
Now, Therefore, 1. J. Bryan Grimes
Secretary of State of the State o.
North Carolina do hereby certify thai
the said corporation did, on the 26tf
day of February 1919, file in my Office
q duly executed and attested consent
in writing to the dissolution of sale
corporation ex -cuted by all the stof k
holders thereof, which said consent
and the record of the proce eding'
aforesaid are now on file in my sale
Office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here
to set my hand and aFx7d my oficia
seal at Raleigh. This 26:h day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1919.
j. B.GR1MEs,
! ae12 At I'd \ Secretary Of State
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Notice fa Creditors,

Hrving qualified EOS Administrative
of the estate of John H. Holt, this is
to notify all:pe ssoE,s having elaine
against the said decedent to file an
itetnized, verified statement If SAM
with the undersign ed or Of before the
18th day of March 1920, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov-
cry. Persons indebted to said estate
r notified to make prompt settle
ment.
This March II 1919.
JULIA F, Holt,
Administrative.
Rendleman & Rendleman, Attys.