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Evening journal., 1921-03-03
The Charter and the Deadly Parallel
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Evening journal., 1921-03-03
Expressions ON Education
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

yer and statesmnn sixteenth President OF the United
Stat es)
Evening journal., 1921-03-03


is as follows:
ron NEW CHARTER
Central Labor Union
Rotary Club
kiwanis Club
Wilmington Chamber OF Commerce
Mercantile Section, Chamber OF Commerce
Mems Club of Hanover Presbyterian Church
Delaware Section American Chemical Society
John L. Fisher Post, American Legion
Laurence Roberts Post, American Legion
Delaware Post American Legion
Business and Professional Women's Club
League of Colorcd Republican Women
Consumers League OF Delaware
Delaware Association of College Women
Delaware Safety Council
Wilmington Chapter 70. Woman's Order National ASS
citation of Retail Druggists
Wilmington Council of Jewish Women
keystone Field Club
knights of Columbus
New Century Club
New Castle County Graded Sunday School Union
Athletic Association of Peoples settlement Association
Mems Club Of Peoples Settlement Association
Women's Club Of Peoples Settlement Association
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Jacob Ferdinand Speer Post
Washington Heights Century Club
Wilmington League of Women Voters
Mems Clubs of Episcopal Churches
Barnabas Class of FrstCenral Presbyterian Chur,
Emmanuel Mems Club
Christian Endcavor Society OF St Paurs NJ. E. ChurcI
Mems Club OF McCabe NJ. f. Church
Hanover Christian Endeavor Club
NJ. Z. Preachers Association
Delaware Commandery, No. 81 Patriotic Order Sons
America
Washington Camp, No. 6, p. o. s efA
Eureka Council, Jr. o. U. A.. M
There's your ine-upi
There's your deadly parallel
DO these organizations which are behind the city
Industrial commercial labor civic and fraerua life
members of the Legislature especially when they
zens, both and women?
Arc their wishes TO he brushed aside by a Republics
groups of Republican politicians and small groups Of
ests of their respective parties under the old unscen
political leaders paramount to the will Of the WIlmin
Is the open and above-board fight that is being MAJ
pered DEATH or knitted to DEATH by Republican and
distinction is their invisibiiHy7
the now city charter to be submarined IL the rO
cratic politicians who short-sGhted think
tfnent and get away with IL?
II wiH not do, scntlemen
The people Of Wilmington want a new city charter,
sound business Hnesl
They do not want any further patching up of the o
They look to the Republican Senate and the Democ
whispering, the knitting and the other under cover
sent their particular partisan aims and interests
interests OF the peope of Wilmington
The New York herald., 1921-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
4 POWERFUL ORGANIZATION,

4 POWERFUL ORGANIZATION,
Already formed. w.n establish All exten-
sive chain of Independent. branches; high
powered men Of Gnquestioned integrity
possessing executive ability and COM
Deten; OF managing such branches may
connect. Such me. as WIFI consider
have past records os success and WIFI
be IN 4 financ!a. condition TO pledge
collateral OF !nves;neu. as guarantee
of faith only men n the $4,000 a
year class or better considered: no
has beens," no would bes." We
are legitimate successful business men
and wart men of our own calibre asso-
ciateG with u.s. s. Herald, Herald SO.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

WANTED--For summer season, furnished
cottage. about rooms, garage. on water,
with bathing privileges: north shore T. l..
30 10 - minutes out; moderate rental. Write
fun particulars, A f040 Herald, Fulton at.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED by mother and son for the sum
ner or longer. furnished house on the
Sound With garage for cars; not above
Rye: would rent or buy. Phone 547A or write
The New York herald., 1921-03-23
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

ATLANTIC CITY. N J.-Complete list sum
ner cottages, all sizes and prices. WAR
NER LINDSAY, Jr., Realtor. 1907 Atlantic
HACKENSACE-To let, May / to Oct. l.,
I room house. well furnished. desirable To-
cation. convenient 70 train and trolley. II
j37 Herald, Herald So.
LAKE Observation-Disclosures l2 rooms
hoathouse. location unexcelled; private
families only: $3.50 70 $3.50. w. ALANSON
ALEXANDER. lO3 ath av
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View York state-sele Or rent.

COUNTRY HOMIE n heart az the beau,,,ui
ringer Lakes region iu residential section
of Groton: home of Corona Typewriter. "a
r1lnutes from Cornell University. 20 minutes
from express train 10 New York; a. acre
Fruit and maple trees, brooks running
through ground. II rooms. baths fireplace
car garage, hardwood floors. white wood
work. range, screens. high altitude, excellent
water. sewer, price $4,000 terms $4,000
cash, balance IN easy mortgage payments,
FArRcHnD, Tel. Aud 1890.
fruit, poultry houses, barns. two sprlrra!
view Hudson. 5 minutes 10 station 40 miles
from NJ y; price 5000; easy terms. AIpp
seven room cottage, - acre ground River
view; price S25 600 easy terms, DAVID
Miller Coid gnrtnp X -
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

GARAGE space wanted IN private garage
vicinity Of Marcy and jefferson avs, for
large car 2Oo Jeffcrson av Decatur .IIl.
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Csnnectlcut--saIe Or Ren,

GENTLEMAN 8 farm. Norwelk Conn iG
acres. room Colonial house, ell improve
uent-; cost sfs. .00o owner going abroad wlil
sacrifirs $4,000. part cash. THEODORE
UAUBR care Columbia Gfaphopbore Coz
~ w ssth st. Phone 1870 Fit- ROW
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long lsland-sale or Rent.

4 PEAI. COMPACT. coy home for sale at
Hampstead 70 minutes n. ". rooms and
bath. ali improvements deep lots. room for
garden, &C.. located good section; easy walk
station village, good school: low price
81 800. phone appointment 10 see
THOMAS MORRIS, 1870 Broadway, ". y.
EEAUTTFttL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
Naguflcentiy built - rooms, All conven
fences, elegantly furnished . baths hard
wood floors nearly acres ground, abundGnt
trees, lawn. Fine chicken run. garden Out
buildings for help. 3 machine garage .
furnished rooms for chauffeur. property In
perfect conditions cost to-day would be so \
GOO owner sacrificing at 5000: cash 81 900.
balance on easy trefns. BRENTWOOD
REALTY COMPANY, 1870 Broadway. Tel.
Penn. 6S9i.
FOR sale. Bay Shore. . acres. 9 room house.
5000: part cash also n room bungalow
furnished At the bay. s4.700; 50 900 cash.
JOS VEIN. Bay shore. L. /. 625-W.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Furnished.
WANTEL1A doctor who Is willing TO share
his office with and throat specialist
Park av. vicinity preferable. Telephone
Riverside 7gs.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

BUSHwICR AV.-Four story brick factory
an light: lot 75x90 building G0xsl; fioo
vaeant $4,000. ZINIS. Tel. 3929 Stagg.
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New Jerscy--snIe or Wco

AT Mountain Station, SoutiN Orange New
colonial room house, all improvements
flt 500, on especially easy terfns. q. s.
THOMPSON. ~ sA ay.. New Work. Tei
Hid9 0SnmsruSh
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE. experienced butler and wife col
ored, desire positions. private family. civ
or country; personal references: all work
except laundry. II i4a Herald. Herald So
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COUPLE. colored. man aud wife, generally
useful; HlliinE 20 70 country personal
refercnces. Mrs = -f,:'rta. iis r. ssth
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MOUNT VERNON
Owner offered $3.50, 600 FOR beautiful home
ip oakwood Heights. VIII now take s25 600
Eight rooms, 2 baths. parquet floors first
and second fiocrs, porchea, large plot
$4,000 cash required
COOLEY REALTY co.
3e Prospect pv, Mount Vernon n
Phone Mount Vernon 3400-Ot
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Borough Of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough Of RrOnS-sale or Rent.
Borough Of BrookI,u-saie or kent.

McLlcENON BROS. real. FSTATE,
ias w Fordham Road. Tel. 0230 Ford
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COUPLE with eive-year-oid girl wish steary
position laan experienced chauffeur. wife
do chaiaberwor Or help with lauEdry. 2
1903 Herald, Bronx.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Miscellaneous.

STORES suitable auto accessories, tires and
kindred lines. Call renting office 923 sta
sv.
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connccticut--snIe or Rent.

FAIRFIELD. near Bridgeport. high eleva
tion. house nine rooms barn chicken
house. all n good condition: about three
acree, gardeu land all Kinds of frult
berries; summer of winter homo. -Tice
S6,1oo. 81 zoo cash; bargain. CASEY. suite
sos. io2t Main ~, Bridgeport. Conn.
&. HARRY ABBoT~
esorc front property. Stamford. Conn.
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gardener wife cook:
no children; understands flowers, vege-
tahles: wish furnished cottage NJ 10
Herald. Herald 81.
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GARDENER, head. married. no family, thor
oughy experienced fl all branches or gar
dening: also livestock and poultry. Address
A 03i Herald Fulton st.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
INFORMATION WANTED.


WILL anybody knowing The whereabouts of
my wife. Emma StellnF kindly communt.
cate with my attorney. David y. Mayer OF
go West 3ith st., New York city2
ERNEST S'TEITINC
The New York herald., 1921-03-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

situati Wnnted--Femnle.
Domestic.
HOysEwORKER, days. half time; refer
ences c'nrney's Agency. i55 W. 145uh
Audubon 72n8.
csfv0K hivf ctpes: couples mattresses.
Brennan, 10 IL. o0th. Plaza i2lI.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

~->~~~4~~~-----.~-~~~~-~~sS
ARTISTIC lainp shades. doncs. cushions;
boudoir novelties made TO order; special
prices. Write Hazel, .;523 BtoaGwaz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES graduate desires %
teach French IN return room and board
preferably with IL ladies; speaas English.
EnA a. i32n 81 av.
COMPANION ON-HoTsEKEEPER To LADY
by cultured woman, years experience. ~
refined home. references exchanged. il lfG
Herald. Herald 81. - -----
GoVERNEss. Young lacy desires position:
Frcnch orc child only; country IN sum-
ner. Address T.. Fovgeront. i26 w. 18th,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Parisienne; Msnhat-
tan, Cedarhurst: French. English. Ger
man; kindergarten: pianist. Schuyler d2e:l.
NUnsERy eoverness. English. one child.
over two years: best references. Address
D., care nushby. iGs Delavcn az. Newark.
Rranchbrook 5o6S.
sTENoGRAPIIER and typist desires work
nj home: reasonable charge. 4 1887 Her
aid Brooitlyn.
81 1FNOf;RAPHER (ChristiaiD. familiar with
office details, desirrs permanent position;
salary sa4. a 1923 Herald. Fulton ~.
TYrIer, experienced. accurate. ncat. tesires
work at home COPYING contracts, films
IN, addrc ssing envelopes, r.. Laaky, u East
forth st. Harlem Sis "
TyIisT d,sIrcs work ~ spare time; reasona-
bile. Room 20. 80 w i3d. -
Housekcepers.
CARETAfSER By elderly lady private house
city or country highest references. II i45
Herald, Herald 50.
HoUsEKEEPER : Refined middle aged
widow tio) for prftatc home, genera
work; city references: five years last poet
ticn: no cards. Mrs. Berringer. Westwood,
~ J.
HOTSEI( EEr EFt--Trustw orthy, refined, ell
DERBY Protestant woman; business couple :
plain cooN. neat, clean; references. BoN -,
1920 ad a..
HOUgESEEPEH. German, refined, expert
enccd, excellent cook and manager, wishes
position country Write and gire appoint
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

GARDENER and superintendent married
desires position on private estate refer
ences 81 years m last two positions. Room
259 Herald Square Hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

GARDENER. married. ono child. life expert-
euce vegetables, flowers. poultry. milk:
~ife butter maker: references. Gardener,
lrvington on Hudson.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

FARM MANAGER. working, open, lifetime,
practical and scientific experience. all
branches, general commercial farming, eS-
traordinarily skilled breeder; results surely
ettained: ssaarcs or salary married, family.
II - Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23
APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED.
- -, -.
Above 5sth st.-5fh Al. 20 North River.

'~"N'N S~NH ~e.--Siti <tt. 10 NOfNn hlNc1.
APARTMENTs-HoTEI SAN RENO.
Overlooking beautiful Central parE or
Central Park WCs,. from T4th 20 T5th 81
newly decorated apartments or two three or
rive rooms and bath: unfurnished or FUR
nlshsa' motel service: restaurants; homelke
meals; perfect service. Telephone Columbus
ATTRACTIVE Rlverside room elevator
apartment; unfurnished S1T5, furnished
80. Morningsde 2T07.
MoR&iNGslDE AV.. 50 1isth5.-i ;. q
rooms :Sl0o-si50; quiet convenient elevator.
NEW law apartment house, j . and 8 room
apartments; rental ST5 per month. all i'm
proeInents. Inquire premises l15 West ii7th
81; possession April f5
NATIONAL. STORAGE. I4s West poth at
storage 10 per month vRnload motor vans
moving: lnoderate rates. iT02 Riversids.
10TH ST. rear Central Park West.-For
rent, very delightful rooms and bath,
top floor, in rertodelled house. Call Schuy-
ler 4lg5 after 10 A. n.
1ofTH ST. 2i2-2l4 W-Th-ee large, at
tracuve rooms, all iInproy ements; excep-
tional value; possession al once 800.
18TH ST, 3f5 West.-Ei.gh class apartment
rooms, bath. Apply premises.
$40 West End av-Entire second floor In
Guiding Kitchen ) months or longer; $3.50
monthly. PORNHAUPP. Schuyler G7l2.
from April ! 10 October / all outside
rooms corner Riverside Drive; Finest view
Drive. $500 per month. Tel Riverside
22iS. Apartment l2A
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

aboy. seth st.-,th n. 70 North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

GARDENER; married aged S3. two children.
wishes change OF position; agricultural and
IL Simmons, 6a south Fullerton ay., Mont
clair. y. /.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FREE and Clear Summer Home:
cash value $4,000;
Monmouth Beach, ". J.
Submit offers.
GEoRG ENEIMAN. 522 Firth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

INTERPRETER, ~, spcai.lsl. English,
t'rench German and haitian fuently, de-
sirts poslt.on ~ office !. 4. Muller. 3i5
East aCtl ~
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

JAPANESE cooh, experienced. neat, wants
pugition ~ cook Or general houseworkUr
IN small family las bert references. Hra,
3.,a Eari a7th.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

CHEAPEST American basement dwelling.
Nineues. neer West End az Murray Hil
f0Se
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

FARM MANAGER. wording. wishes position:
competent and capable of handling large
proposition. raising. handling and feeding
OF registered or grade stock. take good care
OF milk. rotation of all farm and garden
crops, operate modern farm machinery: do
all repairs: best references from past -
years as 70 character and ability; married,
with family. Y. Q. box ISL. Rethel. Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

WRITE for free list OF houses sale, rent
VAN WINNLE co. Rutherford. n. ].
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

DWELLING. story nigh stoop. lss,lo0; II
rooms. I. haths. steam heat; arranged ~
rNyo feInil!es: immediate possession JOHN
r. LEO, JR.. 81. Nicholas aV. t1bathN.
The New York herald., 1921-03-23

GARDENER. useful. wagss 500 tiraney.
,pIn - 1921, care Phillips
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13
Mayors Court.

In the Mayors Court the past
week the following cases were
handled:
Jesse Richardson fined $40 and
costs of $4.30, The young man
accidently drove into the Croft
Car Oct. 1sty
-LeGrand, colored, assault on
Alex Mcqueen. Fined SIS and
costs. tss
B. Ratliff, colored jitney driver
reckless driving, turning corner
of Main and Depot streets too
fast. Fined SIS and costs Of $40
Gusta Cole, Swink's driver. and
Dan McRae fined SIS each and
costs for speeding.
Brownie Wall, colored, SIS and
costs for speeding.
Bolton Quick fined $40 and
costs for speeding Saturday.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13

bud" McAulay, Clerk of
Court for Richmond county, is
an ardent baseball fan, but in
this present series between the
Yanks and Giants for the worlds
championship he has no pro-
nounced leanings. He views the
conflict between the two New
York teams with much the
same feelings which inspired the
North Carolina mountai n e err,
who, sitting on the rooftree of
his cabin watching his wife en-
gagged in mortal combat with a
ferocious black bear on the earth
below, remarked that it was "the
fust'fght ever he seen in his life
whar he didn't give a durn which
side whipped"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13

where we should have been long
ago. The League of Nations
should have been ratified by this
country when urged to do so by
Mr.. Wilson. and the leaders of
the nation on the Republican
side of the fence realize this
now just mark these Posi-
DISPATCH words: when the dis
armament conference shall have
adjourned, this country will be
found safely entered into the
League of Nations pact. But
better late than never and the
entry of America will go a long
way towards stabilizing Europe,
and opening stronger markets
for our products.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For everything in the Grocery
line, phone 2S5. If you have. trunks
or anything to be. transferred,
Phone 2S5, also H. Crooke ]. w.
Thomas building, Franklin Street,
Rockingham. NV at
FOR SALE-Telephone Exchange,
with 100 Subscribers at present,
can be easily built to $50 or 800
subscribers in a short time, about
60 miles of poles and wire in use
Would cost to install this System
about $4,000. Is now paying about
$175 per month. Car be bought
for less than $4,000. One-fourth
cash balance good sasy terms. The
above Exchange is situated in the
town of Polkton, NC Apsgn Co
For full particulars, write Ernes:
| Goodwin, 1922 IL n. Tryon street
| sCharlotte, N. c. az 40 Nh
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Good Circus.

The Howe circus showed here
Tuesday on Watson Heights, and
it was the best circus that has
showed here, in several years.
Especially good were the trained
animals. "A noteworthy fact in
connection with the show was
that the parade started on time
passing up Main street at l0;45.
This was due to the fact that it
showed in Wadesboro the day
previous, and the jump was a
short one.
- M
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ALL KTNDs or sEEp.

We have now on hand a full line
of all kinds Of field and garden
seed: Oats, Wheat, Rye, Veteh,
Rape, Glover, Turnips and other
seed for the seasons planting.
Our seed are the best that can be
gotten and are tested before putting
on the market. We solicit your
business and are glad to have you
come to see us near the A. C. L.
Freight Depot, but your orders will
receive prompt and careful atten-
ton.
Quality and service is our aim
and Economy yours; the very best
is the cheapest, try US.
THE PURE SEED co.
Cheraw, s. G.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13

The following invitation ha:
been sent to friends:
Mrs. Henry Clay Dockery
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Sara Lilly
to
Mr.. Ozmer Lucas Henry
Wednesday evening, the twenty-sixth
of October
at half after six o'clock
First Baptist Church
Rockingham, North Carolina
Reception
Immediately after the ceremony
At Home
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13
School Trucks.

Two REQ Speed" trucks, with
long bodies with seating capacity
for IS or 40 pupils, arrived this
week. One will be used for the
Mcleod district, transporting the
children to Ellerbe school, and
the other probably for the Glib.
son Mill district, for the same
purpose; this last is contingent
upon the action of the citizens Of
the Gibson Mill district next
Saturday.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13

The destiny Of every American
is bound UP in the approaching
disarmament conference to be
held in Washington shortly. We
are about to enter either a quad
ripple alliance that will bind us
through our financial holdings
into the heart of the worlds
great tragedy, or we are about
to write a clause Of the League
Of Nations that will save the Re-
publican face and finally bring
lis into shat group Of nations
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Your Good And Ours.

AS you wander along the high
ways and the byways of this
town it is possible that you see
many things which you think
should not be.
Do you ever speak OF these
things to peopFf who have the
power of correction +?
Does it occur to you that their
absorption in other duties may
have caused them to overlook
some of the things that are so
plain to you?
Do you realize that their brains
plus yours are not more potent
than their brains alone.
Every man owes a duty to the
community that shelters and sus-
tains him. That duty IS to aid
in the advancement of the vel.
fare of the community as a whole.
Calling attention to undesirable
conditions is not necessarily a
reflection upon the constituted
authorities. One pair of eyes can
not see everything, neither can
one brain master everything
and the Lord does not provide
any man with more of either.
1t may not be possible for the
authorities to make prompt cor.
rection of conditions you report
as there is a limit to their posi-.
bilities. But your report will i'm
press them upon their minds, and
in time they may be able to af.
ford the desired relief
This community has reached
its present state of desirability
through the efforts of all of our
people. 1t willbecome even more
desirable as we bend additional
efforts to that end.
Speak up and be heard. Your
criticisms are of no value until
you make a noise.
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Mortgages Land Sale.
orth carolina. Richmonfl connty.

North Carolina, Richmond County.
Under and by virtue of the authority
contained in mortgage deed executed by
Ed Anderson TO J. A. McAuiay on, March
9th, 1919, and recorded in the Office of
tina Register Of Deeds for Richmond
County in Book liz at page 342, default
having been made in the payment of the
indebtedness secured thereby, and in
order to satisfy said indebtedness the
undersigned assignee will. on Saturday,
November 18th, 1921, at IL O'Clock M in
front of the courthouse door in the town
of Rockingham, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash. the following
described land:
Lying just east of Philadelphia col
ored church and being lots Nos. al
and As of the ], A. McAulay property
according to survey of N. A. Graham
which is recorded in book of plats
No. ! at page l02.
This Oct. IL, 1921.
W.R. JONES, Assignee.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-13

The first meeting Of the white
teachers of Richmond county viii
be held in the Rockingham school
auditorium on Saturday morning,
Oct. 22nd,. at 10 o'clock. Every
teacher is expected to be present
The program is as follows;
l. Organized Play: MIR. Gar
rett.
2. Equipment and How to Sc.
cure 1t: Mr.. Mitchell.
3. Making Every Minnte
Count in the Primary Grades;
Miss Watkins.
4. Practical Suggestions for
Better Speech Week: Miss
Williams:
5. The Need Of More Exten.
sive Reading in the Grammar
Grades Pupils Reading. Cir
cles): Mrs. Leon Hall.
6. Teachers Reading Circle
Work: Mr.. Bell.
z. Organization Of Local
Branch of Teachers Assembly.
Teachers will kindly notice the
hour-l0 o'clock.
IL. BELL.
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Marriage Licenses.

Sept. 21-Tom Jackson and Wilma
Benton, colored.
Sept 21--Irvin DeBerry and Mat
tie Briggs, colored.
Sept. 24Calvin Cameron and Re-
becca McCcimmon, colored.
Sept 2i-Adam Rush and Tessie
Tyson, colored.
Sept. 24-Dan Spencer and Pinkie
Campbell, colored.
Sept. 2S-Zeb ID. Billingsley and
Jennie Morrison, white.
Sept, 30 - James Weatherspoor
and Christina Haley, colored.
Octo. Charles w. Strong ant
Grace Ingram, colored.