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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27

hDIhIR EGdtuEo III
A SPECTACULAR escape from prison
furnishes one of the may thrills
which Sessue Hayakawa provides IN
"prack Roses" his latest produo-
ton which opens at the Ditmas TO-
day. Ton
,nasa pardener who is falsely dc-
cused Of another's murder ana sen
fenced to life Imprisonment. WORK
ing in the prison yard one day, ne
watches the arrival Of the supply
train and conceives the idea OF es-
Gaming. While the train crew arr
enioying their lunches ne mahdbe'
to slip up behind the engine un,
observed. crawl into The can, open
Wild the throttle and crash
the prison gates before anyone
aware of what has happened.
A modiste's shop that Is artlstl-
caIIv worthy of an Ali Ben Haggan'
with a fashion show that VIII De o
delight and a revelation % every
,,op,ap who sees It, is one OF lhe
many features of silk Hosiery.
starring Enid Bennett, which VIII DC
shown at the Ditmas a TO-DAY
Ednid Bennett, in the role OF Mar
iorja Bowen. the "best-dressed moo
81" IL afforded the opportunity OF
wearing a number of tunnlns Gre
atoms. which she displays SO sue
cessfully that several rat ola COW.
ayers arc led to believe that lney
will look fully as attractive in the
same costumes.
silk Hosiery is a story or ao-
vertrre and romance, and carries
one of the most effective endings OF
anv picture In which Miss Bennett
- orpaarad for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
TWO SOUTH AMBOY GIRLS
ARE REPORTED MISSING
nv Evening News Correspondent

S0ITTH AMBOY. June 27.-Two
local girls. both fifteen years of age.
dise from their homes in
pine avenue Saturday, it being the
belief of their parents that they are
victims of the "movie bug and have
aspirations of being actresses. the
girls are Antoinette Tiscitelli and
Sadie Tarallo. both of whom have
have been employed in the Eisner
uniform factory here. They were
paid on Saturday and disappeared,
The local police departments have
been given a description of the girls
with the request that they be picked
up If found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27

to combat a wide variety of serious
obstacles. l.,
An excellent cast interprets the
various picturesque characters in
This n~botopIay. Lon clancy and
BETTY Blythe in the two leading
roIes are at their best while Lewis
stone gives q memorable haracteri-
zation of a hardened officer of the
law who after all has a big tender
heart. Melbourne MacDowell sue
ceeds in projecting a characterize
tion which stands out in the produc-
lion although he is not given as
much opportunity as others. Inc
direction is conceded to be litlIe
short OF perfect while the photog,
ranbv is remarkable in all the WORD
implies, according to re-
pOrts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27

The only oma governor in the
tire national organization of the
nerican Institute of Banking Is
IS Marion o. Macdonald. Seattle,
sh. She is secretary to the vice
sidAnt of the Metropolitan Ma
ay Bank in the Washington city.
as but recently that full privl-
s OF membership was granted
hen employees of banks.
TITS Just a matter OF taking a
)krsonal interest in the work you're
Qoing," she explains. Il have done
lust that. For instance, a little
monthly publication was being turn
ed out by the institute and / work.
ed hard to break into 1t. l became
the associate editor, and later was
named on a number of special com
mittees. Then, one day, l found
they'd elected me a governor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

business fthc evening was over. ia.
ireshhiehts were served by the
host rSS
MIS-. John Brucc returned To her
nome In itappahannocS sunday. after
visits 70 her niece. Mrs. otis Thorn
nil. on Jamcson's lin. and to MIR
ana Mrs. VIII tcaugcr. on East
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severn NJ. Nottingham
entertained with :, large family party
on Monuay evening at their home on
spencer street in honor OF the golden
wedding anniversary OF the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jameson
Nottingham. Sr. The house was dec
Grated i'll yellow jonuuils and golden
corcopsis, the sunshine flower" and
the same golden color was used with
refreshments and confcctions TIL.
bride and groom or 1871 were tho re-
cipients Of many gifts of gold and Il
shower Of good wishes
MIR. and Mrs. Pembroke" r. titxhugh
and children were guests this week
"f Mr.. and Mrs. ID. James Coleman
on East Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Davies and three
children spout sunday in Manassas
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Davies. and
were present III Il family reunion al
the latter's home.
Miss Florence Fray. Of Baltimore
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the illness Of their Youngest son. whu
has been under treatment of a chill
drcn's specialist in Washington.
They were met in Washington hv
Mrs. Roger Bickers. sister OF Mrs.
Green.
Mrs. Paul Morton and little son.
who have been with her parents. MIR.
ana Mrs. :. Russell Smith. on Main
street leave tomorrow for Richmond
L" JOIN Mr.. Morton.
MAJOR James Yanccy, the eldest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will Yancey. of ar
iinIton.' this county. has been or
ucrcd ny the War Department to the
cavalry field officers riding school AT
FORT Riley. kans. The general rule
Is to REQUIRE fourteen Years service
before being assigned to this place.
ana as Major fanccy has had only
nine. his friends here are Interested
IN the honor being done him.
MISS Mary Lucy Willis has returned
TO her home at Locust Dale. after
spending some time with Mrs H. II.
willis in Cuipcpcr. Niss, Leila Wills.
"t Locust Dale. is now Il guest of
relatives here
All Of the missionary societies nr
the young. people OF the culpcpcr
BAPTIST Church united in hoidiu. u
meeting with Miss Catheriu. RcaEucr
on Wednesday evening. After the
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DURHAM, N. C.

L salmon and Alrs " \ salmon are
Visiting their hrother.in "
straushnan;, in EgyE% M ,',i.l,.,, ,,,.,-
noon entertained In honor OF the
birthday Of M-ss lnthea Parker. Ia.
and Master Roland Parker. lr
her children. Icc cream. sI!tcd pea
Mrs &. W. kcudaIl and Mrs. 7.
!. Hayes have returned from a trip
HSv' and Mrs. u W. Connolly who
Gave h"rn visiting Mr.. tonue!lE's
brother. WiU Connolly, 1t Northdis".
lave returned TO their nome in Dan
tor OF The second Baptist church
Miss Anna WilhUrn. OF Long Is
land. Va. uaHsci through Durham on
NeT r way T. R %isii ana N E |Iam.!f,sr
.NVnn have been visiting Mrs Dead :
mother. Mrs. Temcsia RILEY, at Rou-
eemont. hav" returned 10 their hom"
in R,ehmonl They WM.re accom-
who will visit them Tor while.
Mrs. y J. Petty has conc 10 Wash
inEtpm. j.. G.. a. visit h,r daughter
r. !. White ;er pas, year connect
30 with the &h-rthaw Construction
company. has gone To Norfolk, from
hone n BOSTON He made many
rho sunday school class OF little
Rir;s, Of The First hart.st Church. %:
enjoyed a de!ighifnt party Friday
evening At The home Of Miss Ruth
Mrs + y Nllsenhcmer. Of rieh-
a visit, has gone L" Wnsiom-S salem.
Where Sn. VIII join Nh. Miaenho elmer
Mr. AMI Mrs. Frank iiaue of Ben
rettsNil:e. :. G. who have ho"u visit
NJ y ar
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CULPEPER

CuLrEpEH. VA. March 5.--Eau.
dolph cuylrr and Wickham Byrd. no
have been visiting AT ''SIncrcSt.'
near brandy station. for part OF the
winter. left this week for sir. Guy
lcr's home, brandon on tho James
where they always spend several
months each year.
Mrs. James and her daughter. Miss
Laura Roberts. returned .t6 their home
in Rocky Mount this week. after Il
months stay with Rev ana Mrs. H. Il.
Lee.
The Round Table Literary Club was
entertained by Miss blanche Lcavcll
on Thursday evening with Il large
number of members present. y f-a =
turc OF the evenings program was
the reading of AN original Sketch of
the Life OF james Whitcomb Riley
h% Mrs. -. James coi,.3""
MIR. and Mrs. Hitchie Grove l"f, this
week for Washington. where they "a;
tended the Inauguration. and ar. now
visiting Mrs Groves sister, Mrs. e. G.
Bell.
Mr.. ANA Mrs "Billy" Grccn and two
little sons ar. with relatives in Cul-
pcpcr. after spending some months i'm
Mexico. where Mr.. Green held a RE-
spOusibIr position Their return to
the United states was ncccssitated by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE:
Don't Stay Gray! Here's an
old-Timc Recipe That
Anybody Can Apply.

The Use OF Sage and sulphur for re
-iorinE faded gray hair 20 H. natural
color dates back 10 Grandruothcr's
t:uc She used il 10 keep neg hai,
beautifully dark. glossy ana aitrac-
'ir" Whenever her hair tool. on that
L"' FADED or strenkcl aYpearance.
mis- s!mr'. mixture was applied Win
Wonderful effect,
i:ui hr"% ms Al home IS mussy and
"Gt-"i date. Nowadays. by asking at
any hrns store for bottle OF
WyctNs Sage and Suluhur Com
no"rd. you viii get this famous ola
rr"2arat!on, improved hy the uHlitlon
~ oln"~ inErcdicE:s. which can Hc
depended upon 20 restore natural cola,
80" bcau'y to 'hc hair
WclI-"po"u dn,yu,owu druI.i.i
"3ys 70 iarkcms the hair 40 uauraily
"!t sNt".y .HIt uDrod, eau tcl ID
bias been apnlI4l You simply da!n,.r
spPmso or Sr't brush w.ih {, ana
draw tbs through your lair. taking
enc Grand az time ~ morning
10 fray hair disaorr~s. ana after
''-'.F's'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
OF VInG!N|A
WILL HOLD ART EXHIBIT
School of Fine Arts Concentrates
Resources or One Showing To
Take Place in MAY.

$cHARLOTTESNNLE. VA. March
s,.--The School OF Fine Arts OF ;hC
univcrs!ty OF Virginia has conccn-
tratcd It's resources for exhibitions
this year on :, sing. important cN-
hib!tion to be held IN clay ana con
t.nuc ti:'aah the "sh,"unial.
s The work shown Will consist of
contemporaries American painting :
ana sculpture. y number OF the
UhEvaSSoS have been promised by
such leading artists us BrySon Fur
roughS, Robert Henri, GcoTE" SSi-
lows. Vincent Swartl. CHENEY.
Ryder and Groil There Viii also
be number of fine hronzcs. The
cNhihittOu Viii bc open ahou; MAY !.
and viii continue umtil the Close of
the centennial celebration.
AS in The SPRING exhibition II last
year. the umiEersitN VII coIlHnoraie
with Randolph Macon woman Col
lerc in this exhibition. which has
heen brought together by Miss
Louise !. Smith. OF Randolph
Macon II viii hc shown in Lynch
burg in late April and carly May
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
THREE FAVORlTES OF
FASHION

There IS q single style feature which
may 10" found ia all smart spring
are dcsiGnrd. Yhnt Is thu note Of
simplicity. That note is we'll brought
out IN the three sirtnS irocNs PIE
jurci above.
altogether charming with !ts youth
ful yoke Of contrasting material II
many he developed in fHhricS suitable
Tor play or dres.-up occal*i"ns.
\ very best" iToCk viii be charm
ing mad" of SOFT white handkerchief
linen with a yoke of %rhcn and
WI checked linen or pink and
whitc-ch,al,"u linen. The Tiny nov
crs Of green. pink aud yellow may
also hc made OF linen and applIucd
TO the material
Sue and Nhi,% Checked g;ngham
or rhambray viii make very at
tractivc and pr2rtical frock FOR play
Checked muslin. ppncte, percale.
raiine crepe dc chine and w;'Nh 81"
may also he used for this design.
Tn" frorh in the center is we'll
suited Tor street wear when coats
are no longer needed. |, may Ice made
liant SHADE. Jade green, coral. hem
ma. cream or gray might vel! be
used FOR tn" Undcrskirt Til" Tiny
ruiil"s which trim tn" Skin, should
1N mad" OF Gcli-ugatcrial rh" bands
narH.ng the waistliue vii. look hcst
/ made al the color which appeals in
I Ia" und rdrcss. The binding which
I t:lmS tin. neck and sleeves ana tho
I edges Of IN" oVcrsk!rt may be made
( of the darker or the lighter shad"
! rs YOU prefer.
/ Biack satin over old hmr is Also u
charming possibility.
For Tho frock at the loft OF tho
sketch, figured satc"n is the logical
. mat"rial The co'.ur ANA cuffs should
." made Of white linen OF "rrandie
/ ana trimmed with u wide white
pointed braid. The Sirdlc may he
Whit" "r II may carry out the color
round IN tho hesi-n Of the material.
Dotted SWISS, dEurcd Vote OF G.ui
scii' and ioulIrd Viii also BE- very
,ncCijv" for this model
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Mrs )ausscns experience interest to wives.
WIS of
children
feared would
nam vegetable Compound
strong girl chldhir
H. H. JANSEN, Milston Wis 'e'''' N'i''
NrS Held of Marncc for
filtians vegetable Compound.
,ne was in nervous condition irregular nv
an operation husband
ny me TO Try a Il nkha Vegetable Compound
year, am glad to recommend
d H. HELD $50 Jefferson
b w ar nan many such homes that chid
,s Hea!t'y Lydia
has restored the mother condition as
ural restorative by
'"ti'es ospacements weakness and
dbys
he
lydia
he
t!Uulic
know
rcgretfuly
=: snkhhrn Vegetable Compou,rl.
aFiness INTO by
'-!'ha IL f'inkEam's Book upon Ailments
TO Women will be upon request VIE
~ INC Lydia H. Pinklam Co., Lynn,
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VINO has been spending some time in
Suipeper, is now visiting her grand :
ihthcr. j. &. criglcr At his home near
hriehtwoou. Miss Nellie Hlankcn-
oake5. who has been visiting Mr. and
MIS- j.. B. Carpenter. also returned
To Madison this week
felSher Ncal has returned to
bciurrSard." after spending a week
Win MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs Gr"a-
nor Neal. In Richmond. and also be-
ing FOR few days ut Uamplru-S!d-
heE, Whcrc ne was formerly a student
ME- ana Mrs. James Marshall, of
memphis. Tenn. who have lust re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

both IA large and small hats. some
"i the Smartest models ar. made OF
sH,rred Ee"rsrit" in the pastel
on the side brims. There are also
h"nr"ts and pokcs made of straw and
trimmed ON the side with ostrich tips.
one especially charming model is a
p"E' on ola blue straw covered with
old blue ostrich feathers. which are
failing on the side.
There is prominent not. of I,cc
among the spring fashions. E.mbroid-
ere" n'tS are also quite popular with
the designers.
smart ii,tle afternoon rrock for
tne Hounser girl is made Of gray
Canton crepe. bohnd IN navy MORE
buttons rhcr is 81 smart little
jacket effect ma II front Panel on
The skirt and both are bound with
IN" m"ir" rin"on.
Bead trimmed suits are very evil
u.nt ~ mar! of the shops. y de-
cidcd preference for the huSlc heads
may he acted among the best models.
Among the new spring hats are
many large models protuscly trimmed
Win flowers, fruit and ostrich f.ath-
trs huch Of this trimming hangs
over the br!mS.
y Very smar, sui, of gray yahar
braid
An Interesting hat for spring is a
Saitpr shane III yellow straw. yellow.
ana rfi Ec.Nct tipwcrS arc :trrIit,itrd
on ~" "r'm and'ual<c u very a.f,.tl,,
thinning.
TaTcta frccl.s in brown ana navy
are excellent FOR spring; wear.
new note on many of the smnr;
Spr.nS evening frocks is the train Of
y smar; navy scrcc frocN is de-
signed upon chemia- lines and
lrtinmcd with finely nlcated braid.
ms braid !: used in double rows 10
outline the blouse.
Nm attractive afternoon rrock for
me young Eirl is made a: old rose
chArinru%c Tier" ar. circuit: en-
bro !dcTei motifs az ,lg,n p:,t,i.r HIN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

turned 10 this country. after trayciint;
through ENGLAND and Scotland for
S''crai months. are guests Of Judge
ahu Mrs: Thornton ut lilly Farm"
Mrs. tnnshaw, Of Petersburg. ia
EiHitihs her brothcr-in-law and sis
Ter, pr; and Mrs. G. II. Go!ds1orough.
on Piedmont street
Mrs. virginia ChcIf Rollins was the
guest this week of MIS-. W. w rhclt
en- route TO her home In Covington.
va. after II visit To relatives In Rich
inoh". whcr" her two daughters.
Misses Josephine and Julia Iiolliny'
ar. teachers in the public schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
DARLING bAEjY'
BRIGH TENS H0NiE
ChiIdren's Laughter q Pleasing Sound

Altoona. Pa. -"I an writ
ing TO tell you what Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. We
had six children die almost at
birth. From one hour to nine
teen days is all they have
lived. Before my next one
WAS born took a dozen bot
ties of your Vegetable Com
pound, and | can say that it is
the greatest medicine on
earth, for this baby is now
four months old, and @
healthier baby you would no;
want. | am sending YOU 3
picture of her. EVERYBODY
says That is a very healthy
looking baby You have my
consent to show these few
lines to anybody" - Mrs.
c. w. BENZ, l3l Ord Avenue,
Altoona. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
FASHi0NGRhMS

Nmong cliildrca's hats for spring.
tH" poke shape promises To he ya,,.
popular. THIS style is carried on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Green and white are favorite coll
orS for spring blouscS. Blouscs OF
canton crepe and Gcorgcttc are mos,
frequently seen i'm white with en-
broidery in jade green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Sills f"om ono ~ the circles In the
cmt"oi1e:c smut't thorc hang two
insr-coiorci cherries on Il blue silk
stem. Tho waistiinc is marked by a
ruchc OF old rose charmcusc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

An attractive blouse of bright vel
low crepe de chine is bound with
braid in 4 brilliant shade of green.
The contrast. though daring. is most
effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

y smar; navy sorcc frocN is de
signed upon chemis" lines and
trimmed with finely nlcnted braid
This braid l. used in double rows 70
outline the blouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

rad-tTimmcG suits ar, very .vi.
dent III many OF the shops \ de-
cidcd preference for the huglc heads
may he noted among the best models
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

There j. prominent uotn of j,cc
among the spring fashions. Embroid
cred nets are also quite popular viii,
Hihc designers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

new note on many of the srnnr;
SprihS evening frocks is the train al
lace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

~ OMORltOW ana as long as any rcmainwc offer the
a following Iron Beds which have become soed
"a slightly worn from handling and display floors
a The last time offered such bed special the entire
snapped the first day III other respects they're
"a good
p The first % callers will get wonderful bargains Call
;, early tomorrowthey go these big reductions:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

TaTcta frcci;s in brown ANA navy
are eNce!!cnt FOR spring wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

An interesting hat for spring is a
sailor shane III yellow straw Yellow.
"rd req Nc'N"t iipw"rS arc arpiipu"d
trimming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

I'm attractive afternoon crock for
me young gjrl Is, made a: old rose
chArmcuae There ar. circula: en-
"ro!dcrci motifs ui deem natter blue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Among the new spring hats are
many large models protuscIy trimmed
Win flowers. fruit and OSTRICH fcath-
rrS duch OF this trmmin. hangs
over the brimS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

y v"ry\ smart suit of gray vahar-
dine l. embroidered In red and black
braid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

! $17.OO Mattress
, $12 SO
y 50-pound pure Felt Mattress;
. good quality ticking. Special this
q week. s1".5O.
The daily times., 1921-11-25
PRESIDENT SIGNED
REVENUE MEASURE.

Washington, Nov. 25.-The tax
revision bill became law late today.
President Harding signing it at the
Capitol during the closing hour OF
the special session of Congress.
The Executive signature was at
tached within less than an hour af-
ter the Senate had completed enact
ment of the measure by agreeing to
the conference report by a vote OF
80 to 20. Six Republicans, Borah,
Ladd, La Toilette. Moses, Norbeck
and Norris. voted against the report.
and one Democrat. Broussard, voted
for it.
, This is the bill which repeals the
excess profits and transportation
taxes. does away with most of the
so-called nuisance and luxury taxes,
reducts individual taxes all along the
line and increases the corporation in
come tax from 10 per cent to IL IL
per cent.
The daily times., 1921-11-25
MUSIC IN THE SCHOOLS.

Raleigh, N. c.. Nov. 25.-The need
of public school music to put thrill
in education not a frill on education
the North Carolina Teachers Assem-
bly, last night by DR.. A. F.. Winship,
of Boston. editor of the Journal of
Education, who spoke on music as a
factor in education after
onstrated the wonderful possibilities
of music in the schools.
The Shirley Cup. annually present
ed on the occasion of the Teachers
Assembly for the best North Carolina
composition of the year, last
night was presented to Charles Var
The daily times., 1921-11-25
w. w. CROXTON
y. i: X a. RAILWAY, Atlanta, Ga.

offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash that GER
tain tract or lot of land situate on
the west side of Nash Road in the
Town OF Elm City, Wilson County,
North Carolina, said lot fronting on
said road 64 feet and running back
348 feet, and being known. shown
and designated as lot No. Seven (C !,
as will appear by reference to the
subdivision of the B. H. Barnes farm
recorded in Plat Book No. 1, page
179, Wilson County Registry.
W. A. FINCH, Trustee.
This November IT, 1921.
II 1S 25 9
The daily times., 1921-11-25
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

By virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain mortgage
deed executed by NJ. D. Poole to w.
A. Finch, Trustee, dated December
II, 1919, recorded in Book,
Page--, Wilson County Regis
try, default having been made in
the payment of the notes therein re-
cited and at the request of the hold
er of said notes, the undersigned
will, on Monday, the 10Th day of
December, 1921, between the hours
of 1900 M. and 100 p. NJ, at the
courthouse door in Wilson, N. c.,
The daily times., 1921-11-25
$4,000 FOR ORPHANS
RAISED IN CHARLOTTE.

Greensboro. Nov. 25.-The Presby-
terian laymen' committee for the or
phans was enthused yesterday with
report from Charlotte to the effect
that the First Presbyterian church
OF that city had a Thanksgiving offer
ing for Barium Springs of $4,000.
Following other reports from smaller
towns in the state, all of which indi-
cate that the people are giving with
spontaneity and enthusiasm never
before recorded, this accomplishment
OF Charlotte First Presbyterians in
spires the committee with the belief
that the minimum asked for this
Thanksgiving will be over er-subscribed.
Since the actual need is over $780,
900. the Offering, however large it
The daily times., 1921-11-25

Prince Nelson known the world
over as the champion wire walker
will give an exhibition Monday af-
ternoon in Wilson for the benefit of
the American Legion. Nelson will
syalk the wire from the Davis build
ing across the street to the Planters
Bank building on Nash street He
will start promptly at $3.50 O'Clock
and large crowd is expected to wit
ness the feat. He will repeat the
stunt Monday night at 1880 O'Clock
in order that everybody may have
an opportunity of seeing him do the
daring act
Tuesday he will perform at 3 80
in the afternoon and 1880 in the
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evening. His manager J. Warren.
is expecting large crowds, as in ev
cry other place he has attracted
large crowds.
Prince Nelson comes to Wilson
well recommended, having walked in
Norfolk, Virginia, wire stretched
Law Building, at height of $50
feet from the pavement without a
net.
Among the other great feats he
has performed are included his walk
across the Niagara Falls, and also
his walk from the top of Sugar Loaf
Mountain in South America
The daily times., 1921-11-25

Help the Seniors get funds to tile
the swimming pool in the new High
Wake Forest Glee Club Friday night,
High School Auditorium IL 20 2td
The daily times., 1921-11-25

dell. director of music at Flora Mac
Donald College. An organ sonata was
TIE piece that won the cup.