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CNCr" er"Ic'> ii raiTn,. Nhtr,
rich fr".r az" learned By Ir"k. .innrt,
DADDY hog and iirnnl" Brown in
the next chapter
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6O4 W. Lehigh M.1@rn al..,r,..- . sto.v. =

6O+ ". Lehlgh ',.t.''., T@1f5" a%01,, ,'0.H -. -.
H.. ,,.., 'tt.'.sS ,"lHI@: i2's'SSi"u, $50.
lDhA'. IIlN$lClAN's KEsIpENcc with
practice. vIH Introduce; leaving S,a:r
\ WY A"% Ifie1"H AldG.. bstw"ca 0:20 ard
- 4 Il. 80 'e."rNo'9 cn~1runlca lions
lESIRaHI.U nus.ness location in X J. qec. d,
cor. rro,-srt". / sly, EUf-vvatcr lfai .,.,.
: rE.'.. = iNths, gnrsg"s. HUCKLLY,
i"24 r. r4nlh'r.and N-nsirgtou @4Ia.
Il. \ Thrr--yt,ry. l7-rociT dv.s. -
23-0". '~e",!oE. cond, great fa,' arts ca
~. Tg5" Ht..~'ord ave. B",llo,t 4Epi
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-nc.orlea. warehouses, Manufacturing Floor,

REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
CITY
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENYs

iiOI.ME'IURST ANNEX, Sprune los- III,
OWI u ,ur, = larrc rooms, kitchener e,,' iIa.
hcuu'ifully furnished, plunO, all noueI"s sIs9
ldUEruIrnts; l"anC Il mnntnH On !olSe' itorr,us.
i'r mouth; vacant OCrUycr ]. lOI lh'V'-
tLou OH Srrurc GllT. --.--.s-..,., -, <.
1880 $, RrrTENHOVSE SQUARECc-hhptm
mcut containing II large rooms, nynaus1
on twelfth floor, oyoriOoking ht,T%Iyw ti,mnIy
Square and 10Th st.; rent 5000, AIpWwar
Snnerlntendent, 1890 $, Hittenhouse SUI; ~.
037 $, 2iST. y. OF Pine; i-2-rm. apt XIII.
bath; beaut. furn,: just remod. spr' W
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OtftNoNT
\ T.NRGi. Lnmr. TO-" la"a'r'. tan le l"lgI..
rgr N2,3Jo; ho.ne contains av.mE room.
iI'ct ~ and ,nntry, i"d clinbcry anI
bath: Open Nrep!a,c III On" h",lruoul; hard
wood floors throughout; Hii muIoru Cuuveu-
tHftrlnalion aDpy WILLIAM \ McCnIiN.
10 liirst terrace. onkmont. Open al day
sunday.
OAkMONT-On rostrlrtod Storeshury tract,
new colonial center ha!I home, all modern
conTcniencGs and appoiatmcnts; EtG"co over
Real Estate Co, Inc. Hlllcrest ard Darby
road, Qakm1nt. l.IanerCh loo l..
ROSLTN PARK
nous'', lu'I' In N'or; 'h,rcs /" ."asod;
q iU.l'. ,ut with water, gas IT.. ,ltr r0,.
$500, &" ld ior broil"f
r'ERGt sos & JOliNSuN
""nT G"rmHulOVn ave. blHmOa4 TII3.
RUTLEDGE
f7iH"---, ROOMS. all cows. "car :a~aE".
Snu"lIuan. '"l. Morton AL I.nG"u 80
~"IDERT0N
-Ol'Ii.IIr,rN. IA rlu" srvuc ra.5a..yrI. Oh.
: Ia =" 'ulldilE I".s. ; uuuur"J ro t,.u,
and ir'In a., ."'rir' oI - Sna,h
NE$rN 4. H"% lAm''' naI~
81 D>VlDs
H1I''N -l.o,". rrvsI"l LUu,,. r iju ,..,.,
h"'i. rop. r",' r"'ns g." arsr noo" Il
5a.. @..ar h""nd e"rn-.. |r' I"u,2.,
] y, FImNErlMl :" Wan. ~.
WAYNE
HHSiIIhIiIY located nD',se y, au,. r.,l,.,u...
rooms, hHth, l."Hl. rlrG'rcriA, Iu:;,. ,,,
warn IL b"a.n@ fruit rcra. mostly ou1d,,
II rtG%Er,''ID rnyrc va
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AN OPPORTUNITY

.' own o'r h0me NJ less expense lhnn ret.
'"""F'u. comfortable and convenient to car,
h9ols. &c; n few hlullHhl, for !nmndu;a
im,E.s%.oni Nn,nC"d. cns. t"rnIs. SANlIh;
W""n,Nda%. q" u L. SMITH, 500 ". Ir.o
21a2 y. 18th s'..5"uO liza y. i0th It ,N50o
LII tHmaG st. 1000 1924 1iuticr at. 5000
ihnog I!nrk ave. G50o l01 wyoming 10. 500
33;lS :. 10th st. 1900 1924 y. itth st.lU ,5oo
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REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT

900 sUlarc foot floor space. rolyly renOvatrd
WM Under. l3@s Chestnut St.
ptSlltABl.E slur,s. central luCnIious ch,nn
rentals, suitable for retail ana ,yhuc-pl.
lh"s: lhnarG Z ANibund, prnnl;la H.ig
3OG FRONT ST.--Storo and 4.s,ory hId,, 6.
poultry ana produce section; reasonable
rent
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Ru-ine<s rroncr;ies nrd ~,orcs
;ANSOM ST. WEST or 1TTA ST.
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'rA;r r'i, ,.'t;tE EN'ase WV
Chestnut. back Of STANLEY Theaire individM
hom"s operated a. apartments; room,
uhth aud basement: omen for inspection Until
10 J. VI. Chns. = kolb. Colonial TT BID.
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% S. I'D ST.-22x125

20 =. ~ 81 LIN =
IAIucE. lI"I Ch"a'nIt 81. Srrur" 49,
utI SqrI . -,s.; $500 each ~
Jv~FHH fEIpMAN. 20" l.Irr.In Ea.!iIrr
II.NCY. <. ISIS S.a rooms, b..,. .loc,r.,.
cA,,.g",l?. ,..,d..u!,n.. can - ln4a,,'.I
@l'~ ". III Ton Sr-T,yo.st,.. ,..,ylI-Ux.
ruaHls -d ba'A. SuTInnr E'..tlni.
VA. liNnEE, l3.N Ch"-'n,rs =.
~ cASIi-- -,a43 SeIg!eg g. phNp- Stal
-; aesp lot. EIw. =. Graham.
Spt'r. 1912.
ga TIlDNpSDN--lo rms. :iTUu Edw.
- GCahll4 % 5 BROAD Enrl 49,
so, .lNADA--Sev.u rooms, S2T50. I.fJy.
'. G-oHh,n, % 5. Toad. S'-ur" 49,.
"iI' y. 57lt--3-st0r, modern l2@G.. 10. 10
-r"2~-s'Tf,,- -E.-l.N.a-t ll-] g,h'@.a.' 49,
-5iG lNPnAN-- Modern. or"u ..g zap, on
lAurs an- ri C.N.t. s.. '..ti'' "a Pc.
S5uo"--5 kliS.. hth.. roh. terrace ,v-r, % n
~. 'Arn2y, Si3 i. :kl.eSh H.. Ga. "f'@.
Also SEQ advertisements Ia large TINE
IN preceding columns.
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Observation-Disclosures. Knt>

WANTED. Ncr"n"o eui;nr'" ror undtrg-l",
d"vv.opm"I = r'"-' To- trolI,vs or II. Il.
station; rc... uI..h.'' 'l'i, pr!c" and terms
Ly mi,l On.y. Railway, l0l Chestnut IT..
phlInAnIDIin
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pALI.uN-TlIi.-PliE - Tnrc~-storv.
'"r., h2.h. larg" sho9 ia :anr: lot Hoy lUn
I"II'H.. 100" 'p,'OHE nv". HuN 'lr,-s l3G+
FOX CHASE a. lawndnIs-Ea,y n 9d-hrrd
l meg for salg vi TuustnInlOWf Gotham
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

AdS. g. WILTON Sr -- Six larg. rooms ,l,s
n92fsi newly papered: Immediate ros,
IONN NJ ENBCKG. h2O7 H,ltinnnrn ~
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PEAL ESTATE WANTED

bu'id,ns sites. with or without railroad
frontage; Cl"ar, satisfactory and prompt
service CHESTER D. ROTTNER & CO..
1927 CEcPtnut. .-
CASH BUYERS for pcop.rt!cs Spring Oar
an to Fatrmount aIg., 10th TO nrund also
any nart OF city; rentals of4! ~! ntCrEst coi
c''I sr lsS5 S5"oT' lscn nS!z ST. porar lar ?ioS o''S
many. 4 phone call or postal will bring
o,r representative to your home. e. !
!ir,rn'ragcr, a+ld =. 9TH. WYOMING Sosi ".
/ IIAVfi clients waiting. FOR houses from
For uu!ci; r"sulta. list your Eour, with me
II I. SMITH, 500 W Eri" ave.
Especially equipped @ collect rents & manage
land title Bldg.
WANT TO HNNr, mod .ru porch house. 9
rorr- and bath; G'rmau,"wf Or west
hIirrss +. q. Eoy 2i7"
"EG; go ~ 1t .tns$ ,AXn nWEillI 'M r. r.
NTDHNES.; !, ga irpGER Hi'l'iCG,, ''->'
NEAL ESTATE WANTED = sal. or rcnt.
any kind, rrcg. or locat!on; buyers wnlttns
rcits rollcrt"I BouGHEY. 026 Wn.nut
sch u.rr 500 Walnut. E"Irnont CASA !.
RENTS col,or'cd anywhere. u.s., Up Nv
c"nsoI honl"d g",ialIst. y $40 Led. OF
FIN u ~ " IN. r'uu"rty, gr"i c"nd. y L.
arc, t@.,co 70 si31". p 50. l.ois,r ~:
HIVE hrvr-s for South Phl.n. properties.
y. r NoEENl,N y. 15a2 P,In, rros.e Avn,
rtNNsiLrsN!N--.,In. Kat>
WANTED >cr"n"o, sui;nn," ror undtrg-I,,
d"v,,opn."l :: r'"~' to troll.vs or u. Il.
~ n%.l on!y. Railway. l0ll CAestnH, IT,.
phlInd"lD1il
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An ~


Al.DA% U"w long noy" YOU IHen looking
for ms ""rT house" y s,1@ic cOrn"r home
on lot NI"ii". cullrriN u,nd"rn. ul-unt.r
h'1t. c'r.. old Shade and fruit tr"ey llpwcr
"nd N:-ctab" E,,rcnN. Chicken houses
r. -,"n' "1l SEnI"I iUClul.I; r".,r train and
trolley on! $1,000. WAI.T.... i. Nc
HblTcHY, 7olh 'ai MurNc,. Iansdovns
-'''. 'Tnn ENuda".
HphEHE ,"chnI cYr..n" proi ..;y. Ia.s4
H,nE, .Ir'HG, MT ,i' ami "1n lr ms: r,o,r
fr"g.&"". Im mrr"eti" Huurs. . lar. ctroonis.
Led /" II and shu" vrS, linen "Ios,t, arwins
Hrd nuHT rooms; 'u'-"Hter heat? Gear ga
rage id shade aEd young frut trees: imuc-
d .sl. lpSsc-siOn. i-0r" 81. COO. OLIVER
LtRkl&,ir0N. Al"rn lhpm" I.ar"io"no ~.
HRnOkLtSE
EI.UOKLINL H,w. a'ur5, lot 75vIn5
Uuns..Iow ~, i bnq;nome = baths @,Gat
g"raS'; S23"o "!.i: rL 80 fl3 800.
VALE * \. h'aILnT"IH
'nih "1o N"r"'i. li.a>.l'.v % COOS
SINGLE, nrana"H: +"lrGo; rr,r.ro, arad,,
and %'r"er9 :n,lI' 3. r.r'" %N5Ou. W,u"-
y. NaCh'tchy. i"lh and M.r'iut. I.an,dorue
2y04.
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PENNSYLVANIA TARsiS
Money Maker-Dairy Farm
$500 CASH BUYS

$3.50 nCYS n 5-acre fruit and poultry
farm in best section OF South Jersey; no
buildings; handy to large markets. climate,
soil, water unsurpassed; payments 81
weekly. hoolSlet free GILBERT a. OCAL-
T,AGJJAE TO3 Walnut .t,, phila
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L.iWSl)tT.C

SlNi-Iir&GALOW. 13r. baln. h..". hoa'.
Tas. ,i"r.. ir. ,,' "h."is"n h"uSo: @-"ar ~
rn~". lol 5uxlio. Iunsta'i. 1000 CrtIman ayc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

Cprn evenings. SuNtny hv nTroirtnont.
Office DnOur Nn"h"rth 1T2I; homo 1857.
Ei'NlNI.ON vita 5 ru"rla and bath. hard.
wu"d nU1rs. tl' ba,h lUi-WAler heat.
81 l,,Uu.
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Stores and DWELLINGS

Also sec advertisements Ia large TINE
IN preceding columns.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST PHILADELPHIA

LARCHWoOD AVE. A5,h 20 48th St, north
slde. houses being built . story. po,ithern
eNpopuro. 10 large rovms. every modern i'm.
prnveincnt. including inclosed porch and ga
rhEe; parductry floors throuahout; 4 bad
rooms. tile bath. buI.-n shower. Eugene
IoWnsend' agent, aQi Morris rlde. Repro.
when plans can be seen. Woodland 1918.
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DREXEL HILL
ELkINS PARK

NEW 8-story stonc-a nd -stucco home. with
garage. on lot GOx135: bedrooms aud
bhth. with shower. on second floor: bed
nifty, uD-to-datc home Phone FOR appoint
ment. Spruce 1891. ALBERT HALL. INC.
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", CDS Rn-so ard PIX" s'a, q rooms
bath nnt stp~e: EXCELLENT h.a'ucaa ,J-a,ion
SHOEMAKER. IN HTd ~"
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG married couple desire 4 or D fSvr fevs
uniuTnIsheu apartment, with talh' ,Ta "a
urban or West Philadelphia, state paw"
A SOB l"dccr OMtC", 1T.
fIKNISHilp AT. wanted, 10 ro%saT %sS
convenient IuCatiuu; ulOicralr, iroiu W.
! to May |. 4 $50, I"dscr Office,
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500 bSTTt ST. Modern, 2 rooms, 4 bed.
rooms, bath. breakfast room, t.water
neat electric light; excellent condition.
WM. NJ. kNATz. INC,
SnerWood lI1u. Goth and irving se,
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oSi2 oSAGE AVE Six rooms, bath; a 10.
W, w VI. VI. kNArZ, INC. Goth and irving sts,
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JENKINTOWN
Building Lots

CTIDiCE BUILDING LOTS on Washington
lan". host residential section
l"nklmt"wn Panli ami Trust C@mpany.
DESIRABLE building lots on Wnshingtuu
lan", Cnr"fuilv restricted; "Xc. r"'iI. p"c.
.iEEi< SHOWN a. NV hND TRUST co.
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!. A. CALDWELL
O.tIiNtoN'

Ouen evenings -SGnhry d." 80 ont NOT.
ur,.r" ~ NarhLu li,i- li"tr iG'..
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%EW seuI..detach"A house. . rooina
and bath. NOt-Eat"r heat .......... $500
S,w detached hOu>'. rooms and
lah; lot i2Al5" ....., .,..,......... 800
.Gd Eath. oi,"m nrcpliaco .'..,.., 5coD
NV rntus1rl s'urc2 buu%aiu'v, & 'Uoi..4
and bath. op"n Rr"plac" ..........,. G0I3
80" house. rrnrn' and bath, upCn
Gr"uiec"; c"rn,T lot ............... So"U
~ ,.,.t.nv, rooms rnd 1!iu. nu'u
nr"p.r", Irt 1G0yl3U' ,..,...' 49,. 5000
Il. II. ALLEN. Si0 Prospect ave.
Moore. Pa,
IlmnL ELlL.,N II .h III "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

Two STORY modern building: street
fronts; 10000 SO. It. railroad siding. For
particulars aprlv Francis J. DoS lr. rcaltor.
G2S.3O i. NlloshooN ave. Gar. 043s.
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OINEl'
10 T. FISHERS AVE.
56O6 n, 1TH ST.

seven Tn1'r7, IHth. all modem couNnnicrrnz
WITH "a age; rxC".l"nt localoa. mar tr,.j
and trJ,av; TO- a2yl"G, ARROW NEAEr'
CD-. ~ ". O.M.N -. M-Om-nw GlIs.
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MANUFACTURING PLANT

able for carrying heavy machinerv.s - .sN
property. on lot 100x2oO feet IL. 900 sSr9:s s1u9
feet IN fire. second and third Goors .usN w.
and electricity. =. o. Box 401. Trenton, My My
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Hnsino-s Properties aud Store.
GERNiS\TOWS

So. .3u'-FIIESE+STOE Jompyu hlc.; snd
z'"'' residence. hUlt fur uwncr'a oCcI-
2-.,: stands n,on': ",ocIlr'& ush,. hct-nir
JOIlE - HicCAFFTRTY
"12l Germantown ave.
~ T.. PLEASANT ST.--porcN front.
H"IrUon.S. al Cnnv"a! noes. T.. :. Martin
-" =. nth =. Fhou" Pelm"nt 3cr4.
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StRISERTJJ
!. A. CALDWELL

SINGLE House in .,Uvd condition q
aui bath, electric; !ot 3jSI"o feet.
s,u-u
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-11
Summary of Dental Work.

DR.. Dawkins, the State Dentist,
finished his work in Richmond
county last week. DR.. G. NJ
Cooper, of the State Board OF
Health. gives the following sum.
mary of this work in Richmond
county, which has been done
without cost to the parents or
the county: e..
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-11
Personal Organizer Here.

Rev. A. Sullivan, pastor Of a
large Baptist church in Whining,
ton, came to Rockingham Wed
nesday and will remain until
next Tuesday night, as a fore
runner of Cyclone Mack in the
matter of getting the church
workers attuned to the, coming
four weeks revival. Mr.. Sullivan's
work is to instruct individuals
and classes in personal work.
He made a talk to the Presby-
terians and Methodists at the
Methodist church Wednesday
night for Is minutes, and to the
Episcopalians and Baptists at the
Baptist church for Is minutes.
He will fill the Baptist pulpit Sur
day morning, and the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
night at the union service.
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Barron-Morrow.

Mr.. Reid Barron and Miss Lucre-
tia Morrow were, married at Car
thage last Friday afternoon by Rev.
Mr.. Askew. The bride was visiting
Mrs. C. " Andrews In Southern
Pines and the couple took this
method of being quietly married in,
stead of an elaborte church we'd
ding.
The bride is a daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. H. L. Morrow, of Charlotte, but
more recently of Wilmington Mr.
Barron is native Of Statesville, ant
for the past seven months has beer
the manager of the Jenkins Buicl
company here at Rockingham. Dur
ing his sojourn here he has made
many friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Barron
arrived Saturday and are boarding
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Little Steele.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-11

No. weeks in county IL
children examined 1754
treated 1926
amalgam filings 99e
cement 4;
silver nitrate treatments II
assesses treated II
teeth extracted 172i
children's teeth cleaned LA
miscellaneous treatments 1e
children needing
nothing done 43(
children unmanageable Ia
lectures on oral hygiene II
Total attendance at lectures 1771
Total cost of work if done
in private Office $,301
1t is to be remembered that
only children of ages 6-12 years
were treated.
The summary of the dental
work for the town of Rocking
ham iS aS follows.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-11

Nick and John Dockery have
already sold $14 worth of sweet
peas, and $500 worth of vege.
tables out Of their own garden.
Nick is making a wireless and it
is almost complete; the aerial is
up.
The alumnae and former students
of the North Carolina College for
Women wish to thank the people OF
Rockingham for helping to make the
Dark Town Wedding" success.
We especially wish TO thank those
who took part in the entertainment.
For months Mr.. E. N. Coving-
ton has been planning day off
for fishing. The long looked-for
day arrived Wednesday-he had
a dainty lunch packed, plenty OF
minnows and worms andin com.
pany with Carl Garrett drove to
the Ledbetter pond to show 'em
a few. The two had actually
rowed half a mile up the pond in
a boat before they discovered
that with all their planning they
had forgotten to bring a hook or
line.
Mrs. w. R. Coppedge met with
the misfortune of falling in going
out of her back door Wednesday
afternoon, the fall breaking her
collar-bone. She was carried to
the Hamlet hospital where an
X-Ray was made and the injured
shoulder set, later in the after
noon returning to her home here
where she is now resting as COM
fortably as could be expected.
Her friends trust she will in due
time fully recover from the ef-
fects of the fall.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-11

Williams, Louise Watkins, Mary
Corpening, Annie Thomas, Daisy
Seay, Mary Allen, Hazel Smith,
Kathleen Smith, Frances Everett.
Fairies: Bess Covington, Ellen
Guthrie, Beulah Bolton, Grace
McPhail, Evelyn Nichols, Nina
Henry, Mabel Picklesimer, Bruce
Gore, Anna Parsons, Mary Ford,
Elizabeth McNair, Lola Cockman,
Jennie McRae, Hester Stephen
son.
Elves: Vernon Bailey, Homer
Benoist, Linton Corpening, John
Dockery, Leary Jones, Fred Nc
Phail, raymond Manship, Loren
20 McPhail, Walter McNair,
George Steele, Edwin Warner,
James Williams.
The entertainment will begin
promptly at $50 and there will
be no charge for admission.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-11
Articles for Sale Saturday.

On Saturday, May 10, under
the auspices of the Flora Mac,
Donald Alumnae Association,
the officers of this organization,
Mrs. Thomas Fletcher and Mrs.
Buren, O'Brien, will conduct a
sale of useful and practical ar
ticles, including children's dress.
es, rompers, aprons and bonnets
Cakes and fancy candies will also
be sold.
The sale will be held in the Of
fee of Richmond Ins. Co., two
doors from the Rham Hotel, ant
it will begin promptly at ten O.
clock.
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Episcopal Church.

There will be no services Sun
day night in either the Meth
odist or Episcopal churches, these
being called in on account of the
union service at the Presbyterian
church.
Sunday school at Episcopal
church 9:45 Sunday. No mid,
week prayer service next week
on account of Diocesan conven
ton in session in Raleigh May
10th and 18th.
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School Entertainment.

The primary and grammar
grades of the city schools will
give their closing exercises this
year on Friday night, May 18th,
at $50 o'clock in the school audi
forum. 1t is desired to give it
before the examination period
begins for many good reasons
and so as not to interfere with
the High School Commencement
exercises, which begin May 28th.
The entertainment consists of
a very attractive fairy operetta
entitled "A Rose Dream" The
performance will take about an
hour. The leading characters
are as follows: 1'N' n 4
Queen of the Fairies 49, - 80.
------. Eleanor Williams
Little Rose Elizabeth Shaw
Hop-o-My- Thumb Ben Mckenzie
Giant Forgot Thomas Leatt
Rosebud Jean Fore
Twins Can" and Cant ~.
Jay Helms and Johnsie McAulay
Door Fairy ------G Grace Barrett
Roses: Elizabeth Poplin, Mary
Reynolds, Ellen Stogner, Virgin;
Long, Mary Coppedge, France
Maurice, Sarah Shores, Helel
iCox, Virginia Flowers, Salh
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Rev. J.. D. Hardy Wednesday
wired the Posi-. DISPATCH from
Baltimore to announce he would
hold services at Pee Dee Protest.
church Sunday morning, subject,
of sermon, Mother" and Sun
day night, subject Christian
Unity" The public is cordially
invited to the services
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70. children examined a,27C
treated 2 176
amalgam filings 157
(" cement A
" silver nitrate treatments 9
" teeth extracted 234
" children's teeth cleaned 20
" assesses treated |
L. ]. BELL, Co. Supt.
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Mrs. A. w. Capel, Troy.

Mrs. A. w. Capel died at her
home in Troy Tuesday night,
aged about 62. The funeral will
be held in Troy this Thursday
afternoon at 2::30.
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Primary Registrars
and Judges.

Registrars and Judges Of Elec-
ton for the primary election to
be held on June 3rd, 1922, have
been appointed by the County
Board of Elections as follows:
Steele's Township.
Precinct No. 1T. B. Mathe.
son, registrar, Mangum. w. A.
Smith, Judge, Mangum. Ed. P.
McLendon, Judge. Mangum.
\ Precinct No. 2 S. F. Key, reg
istrar. A. H. Coble, James Nc
Intyre, judges.
! Mineral Springs Township.
Precinct No. James R. Ben
CONTINUED on Page i2.l
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Seaboard Ry. Schedule.

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Chautauqua starts June 9TH.
Phone Poat-Dispatch 1872, your
items of news.
William Leak last week bought a
Studebaker Light Six.
Chautauqua June 18th, Cyclone
Mack June 18th.
Little Virginia McLester has recov-
cred from an attack of scarlet fever,
Remember the Kings Daughters
drive that begins tomorrow (Fri-
day..
Born, Sunday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Buckles, Hannah Pickett,
q son.
T. r. Helms expects to return
next Monday from the Charlotte
Sanatorium.
Mrs. John T. Bennett, of Wades-
boro, spent Tuesday here with
Miss Pattie Monroe.
Miss Cricket Lisk is working
here in the Morgan Studio, with
Miss Myrtle Hamilton.
Is your name on the registration
books? Ii not, better attend to it
NOW If you want to vote in. the
June 3rd primary.
Mrs. Clyde Nance came from
Troy Tuesday to remain until
Sunday with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. B. A. Porter.
BY a vote OF AZ to 81 the Uni
verify faculty Monday decided to
permit University ball players play
ing during the summer on amateur
teams.
Fourteen prisoners were wounded
in the penitentiary at Columbia, S
c., Monday at noon when $50 pris
oners revolted against the authority
of the guards,
A piano recital will be giver
Friday, May 18th, at s p. m. al
the Library by the pupils of Mis-
Hattie Marks. Public cordially
Invited.
Miss Easdale Shaw went to Con
cord Monday to attend meeting o
the directors of the Stonewall Jack
son Training school; she returned
Wednesday night.
4 Hal Ledbetter, Jr., returned few
days ago from Charlotte where h
had his appendix removed abou
two weeks ago. He will regain hi
strength here before resuming work
Lumberton highs eliminated Han
let highs from the high school stat
championship race Monday at Han
let by defeating the Hamlet lads
to Z. Coats pitched for the Hamlt
boys.
Hamlet and Rockingham ba
teams started game here last Fl
day, but rain broke it up in Il
4 second inning. At that time Il
Hamlet lads were in the lead viii
. 3 runs.
} William Dockery spent frol
} Saturday night to Tuesday wit
} home folks. Heis in the accoun
J ing department connected wit
} the construction work at ii
} University.