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BRIEFLY TOLD
Outfctaxi&ng Happening? of Week
Gather^ From Everywhere Condensed
i'or the Bu*y Reader
Lor- . ; 5 i.?The royal family
has $f?*? pur?*reu into xr.turning
by the sutfder, death of the qu?en%
brother, the Mavqui* of Cambridge,
which occurred ai'ter ari abdominal
operation.
Fire :' ardete rj&5tt|? <"igJr Monday
asv-in.vcsig destroyed the Basketeria
Sto-.^ --he dow^iiowr. business
distrk-t Wktstot'-Salem. The
' 'bliaxe' "vir&sf :cohtr<d. - shbrtly aft'
S .vf:v bavin*? inflicted
: . . ; : . > 5$.0$).'
A i ; - - ?. i: - -. : St.
'.i'e congress
present <7 < . v r.a-o A. Lindburjrh
>v:ih a ?'r?^yij?rs$i<ynah.'V?vda>for his
Xevv- York to F:.r-.-- an.l provide
hisr.. v.ALh Wfy of $ 2k>k0 per v-l-ar foil
"Jii'e as v. ri-'krtO r.rrhv v.
Bait In? or . * ? . : _ k S> piyteJ
AVarfieid. ;. o-.-iocr: <.. ! the Seaboard
Air Line ra: \\? y. died here tonight,
i ollcro i:?L ar deration ic-r double
Hernia - ck?t it the heart.
ivh\ \Vari e . had entered the hos.j>Vtaf
under the .?.arne of FosieW
meet on. tew - Knew 01
his iHn'ct?'?.
Unit-u tttai'v- eniuneers this wets
haw; pielinvnarvrtn
the re'.' -rare!-ndattor. : thy war delta
rtm< t foi Si" of water
-r thi : FV river: ''' o'.ii \YMminitov
:< The -cu. U w'rtS be (lis
4.,.rniin... :r. sura; time what use
could lie ude < : iedper channel
ami what : r.-: -.vonSd be jr.
freifrht -axes.
Wash;': ci - Oct. To. re i
dentin! ttrrdi.iney *' "w*: ..tor Norris
of jNfebtaasa was fct-bujthi to the
fSroy"Otlno rtcrni" -Say by a croup
of ; Kep.u" . ea: irideoendent
leaders. o'liirF, side:-nek, : :.t itoonforr:
*.-< d'eeiki'on :t details of
farm > r* i-syiS'S.:;i. . Senator
Borah, ei Idaho reiterated his support
of the h'ebraskrr.
Ash-.vT--.. 23.?-'Memhers <if
a ?bet'ff's :-"ise c'arii the rnamintr
ratdinvr , remote section of the
mount.sir.- . f 5fert<iej-s<>it eo'ir.ty, hrrcstcd
! '< : Anderson. outlawed
jDeathf- "f the "B't.ek Ar.deson"
clan. Anijcrsor. was broujrhl. to
Ash'-v:h: under heavy jrtmrd. He
has by r living tht lift ,.f haunted
animal .-h.ee he fise'ri iiior. ai party
if officers '<? Ander-on Cove several
weeks kiro, niutos: killing ::
deputy shot iff. lit addition to being
charged with ult with intent to
kill, he will face charges violating
the prohibition law.
Form,so Fremicr i-ieyd Geo rye
1:1 a distil moment speech in London
Monday, predicted the most terrible
war iii the wor'd.'s history unless the
nations nv<iitc ufc thin minds tc keep
jfeSticc as;'; protection from established
right avid not from fores. The
salvation of :he world iies in the
broadening ai;d utiUrsuion of the
powers i the Lfeagiie of Nations. he
said, the only thing which could assure
til rrnanetr. peace and added that
the .strength of the allied nations is.
more formidable than in it'll, the
only weakness feeing in the ranks of
'.ho defeated armies.
Cemtio: Simeon D. Fess of Onto,
dec ayed aft r :: call at the White
House last Thursday that President
Coclidgt had taken hint severely to
task for publicly and repeatedly declaring
that Mr. Ccolidge would be
renominated next year by tl:c Republican
minora: convention. Tag
Ohio senator said the president was
displeased with his statements bocr.use
hi feared thai the country
would gain the impression that he
was talking fot Mr. Coblidgo. "From
my cometsatior. with the president/'
Senator Fees assorted, "i must admit
that I eonie away with the impression
that the president will not
consent to bp drafted.'"
Raleigh. Oct. 22.?The state had
a cash balance of $16,030.471.48 in
its treasury or. September .30. Governor
McLean reported vjesterday.
The cash balance on August 31 was
$17,561,778.92. While there was i
shrinkage in the amount of cast
belonging to the state, the total current
and funded debt was decreased
the report shows. On August 21
the current and funded debt amount
ed to $162,455,600: on September i-(
one month later, it stood at SI62.
144,600. Receipts this fiscal year it
date in the genera! fund total
674,637.74, while the warrant dis
biirsements for the first three month,
of the current fiscal yea: segregate.
$3,080,096.88. The balance thi
fiscal year to September 30 totalei
$1,999,123.81.
Washington. Oct. 21.?Every ad
dress made by cabinet member, gen
eral, admiral or other official hence
forth must be carefully weighed a:s<
considered before delivery, it wa
learned here today. This form of cen
sorship has been imposed, it becam
known, as a result of the recent con
troversy between General Snmmcral
.1 <-7 X171.Z* ~ XT- ?t: .1 ? T ?
<iiiu BIBS *? uiw s-iuuse jffiicB leo. 10 ni
peremptory recall from a westen
speaking trip in which he was ex
posing; discreditable housing quai
ters of American sold'ers. The tern
per of the While House was revealei
in the scolding which was adminis
tered to Senator Fess of Ohio, whe;
he called there yesterday and wa
taken to task for assuming to spea
| for the president in conaecrion with
the 1H28 r.cminntion. Hereafter
there must k- ?<r reflection upon the
administration or congress and roost,
specifically no propaganda for the
1 procurement of appropriations at the
next session of congress.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. So-?Success
of the Republican party at the next
general election is threatened, and
the agricultural prxjg^a^i will be
jeopardized, Governor Adam ilc?
Mullen of Nebraska declared in a
public statement today, unieste, what
he describe as the proposed plan of
Senator Borah to gain control of the
western deJegates at r he -1.92? na
tier, a! convention. is challenged,
( overt or McMillan, declaring: he is
an advocate of farm legislation and
! a believer in the economic sounaef
the AI eXa ry-Haage 71 bill sees
the stJcc s? oi the f: rai program plac;
ed in Jeopardy by "'the widely propagandized
move of Senate: B->^ah."
This will i {paten gut. however," Gov'
crno. McMiben -ays, because it is
j entire1, v <>? harmony with pre;
vailing ffiruu! -entimeru in the west.
Ii:- repeated attempt control d* !<.j
gales fron: the western :.aus it? the
: 11* 2S ajiventiov: likewise will fail.
"No: only the vv astern and southern
farmers. hut iairminded men in all;
: walks of life, want a national ad-;
ministration that is -ympathetic with
I agriculture. informed .??i its problems,
and epuvffiecafe erovijpi to lead :
the devedoprapnf of a new national'
policy aimed to j-roVhote farm stability
and prosperity. A<:riculttire,
states are in a better position to se-;
cure this row than they hove been at. :
any time i:i the past oO years, To ac- ,
| eept seriously the program which j
i Senator Bo?ah seems to be heading.;
wtrsiui niivn tiiTinvmg: cue c&ance:
" thinks Governor .MoCiilIeo. j
25,000 DISABLED SOLDIERS
CARED FOR BY RED CROSS
In the iiniiy. ,Mivy arid marine j
corps? cahij- and in th* gov eminent
hospitals v. hct. 25.000 disabledj
veterans ? thr World war. vh<
American Red < ross Kgrs assisted an
average vtx nearly persons
( kch mp.ri._th luring its last fiscal
year.
The. o.igumV.aiion's annual report, !
from which thsse figures were taken,,
show a diyevsity of service condv-ctou;
during that period for members of,
the natic.jy- defense forces ;>nd for
the great army of disabled veterans
in hospital?.
The national oijganuditftm maid-!
tains special services in the hospitals,
where in many cases trained medical
: social, workers are provided l<, help
> the veterans solve their personal
. problems and aiso to as>jst medical
; authorities in procuring: sfeal H|?i
Lories and other data essential u> the
, eorreCt treatment of certain cases.
This information is procured through
local Red Cross chapters, of which
there are 3,50.0 in the coiintr.vv
Without the . m 4>ri:>iiir.i.-n? mvreldv
Oil by the Red Cross, the ionu <hi.
in '.lie hosoitals. " lu re : 11; 1;i\ veterans
will ftmain the 1 fee of then lives.
! would even he mere dreary nmljnoo.otonotis.
During the last year, the
orr/aui/.atioi: pre1, ided inon than
2G.U00 entertainment and recreational
pi upra rn. Medical authorities
. state that this phase of the Ret!
[ Cross program is aimost essential to
) the welfare of the patients.
Not only at the hospitals am)
i e.r.v.ps put also at the various offices
of the veterans bureau, this Red
Cross service >.- extended. Liaison
j officers. maintained at these offices,
j act a- the personal representatives
! of chapter*- to assist them in
: sivaignu'ninK out' difficult c<>mper?sc-l
I t'on and disability claims, and to
j settle special problems in connection
I with procuring hospital treatment for
1 veterans.
I For the men in the service, the or-)
J ganizatibii maintains a "Held service"
Int the camps and training stations.
These field workers provide recrea
. tion for the men in hospitals, and
! assist them with their family and
other problems. They also give ofj
fecials ciojf co-operation in procur!
ing accurate sand dependable infor
roation Spout home conditions of
; men applying for special privileges
ij or needing special attention. An
! average of S.70& men in the service
j were assisted each month daring last
i; year. The service is similar to that
i; which the organization carried on
i; during the World war for American
-i soldiers, sailor;, and marines.
t
! No danger in the Fall-Sinclair
; attorneys ''pulling- the wool" over
j the eyes of the two bob-haired women
on the jury.
>1 :
Your tongue
i tells when you
need
I ( .
S TRADE MARK REG.
i Coated tongue, dry mouth,
bad breath, muddy skin,
II groggy nerves and sour
s stomach suggest its use.
k
THE TV ATAXO-A DEMOCRAT?EVE?
REPORT OF CONDI
PEOPLES BANK & '
111 Biiiifit?. i-p. iae SMitt'i of North Car?lir
10, 1 OCT.
RESOUR
| 'A- '
? Loans ski! Dis<>u;tt> ...
Deraanii Loans
O" t-;-dn:fii. i6?re<i vhii iiisecurfei; ...
Ail otht.- Stocks. Bo: <is> and Mortgages
Banking Hotwe, X'urhiluri ami Fixture
AM oth-.' Eta. Esiuit Owned .
Cask in vsjalt arid r-.tX amounts cue frr
j Tsii st Ct'Wtjahit'B
Cash hews -I..: offer hours
TOT AT.
LUBSLtl
, .r. I.:.: ..
! Surplus i a rid _ ..
Ur>d \-.j?.. csi rarterii >; ens*.
I LMi.- Payable _ . _
' Bum! 'v Ok ; . <a*- or. ....
hUhvec* u< chi*\ik*:X&dxvUiv&y , U
C:i\-hh \ r.r.v r.- .
T:rot- : ivpoiit, r >>i
' 7 f,ns! ... ....
} T'.'tAI. ?....
i STATE Oi NORTH CAROLINA?Coin
| 2, Avvtj V. H . OtishVer of th
swear that tfcc al < 1 .'.Tc-r.v. r ... true
belief. A
Sr:?. : 1 . rxi *.*> ht f-.o'.- me,
r.Ct
rrectREPORT
OF CONDi
WATAUGA COi
at I-r-v . .?.. n fr.* ^U-.z\ i North Carolin*
.1
RY<OVTU
Loans J):. . ?
Demand '. . r.: vouchers
. 0'< irnr':-. -feii..-- > i.risreui''
Bank H;- Hi . 1.1-: Furniture an
Cash in vault ' * * rx i knkiupis ?U:e fro
i Trust ''-it:ir :-.r- ' . ..
i 'iv " 1 . :l' v. i.
i ^ TOT A! B--4 ?-.J
1.: ABli.IT
. Capitol Stock juSi'l in ?
; Si! rpl'.i - Slljiii -
j li'i'iiviotil FrftfitW,' . ? current expense:
| Note- and Bill" i- : "itnl
' Deposits subject ft; heck, lr,dividual
Deposits due Sii.iv -f N.C.. an\t Ssny Of:
' r.f i vptstaueiufr
Time- Certificate- Itetios't. Dae on 01
! Suvii-u> !V;VO!>
T-D1 A.i. .J
STATE OF NORTH ?'AKOi.lNA?C?u?
1. G. V H'&cazuai.. cashier of the
swear thai lire anave statement is true
bejifcf.
Subscribed and -v.,-. *J> he fort mi
i A. K. :
Q!
WHEN BETTER AliTfivoRnr-c *pe i
Power
fflS^V7HEN the tas
f" vV plished is <
stamina, dcpendabil
power are essential
those who know is,
Drive one today at
Sedans *1195 to *1995 -C
Sport Models *1:
AU nit,, f c- b. fihit. Mich., I.
A. C. finMuunxp!unt u*
| BUI CKj
CALDWELL MO
LENOIR, NORT*
| . .
| MONUMENTS AP
grjj Erect a memorial to the horn
s|j ones. We furnish anything
gS Quality, and prices guarantee)
jys write.
?j REV, R. C. EGGER
yg SALESMAN FOR WA
!oi MAIINTAiN riX\
| j|| MOUNTAIN C!
iV THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C.
tTION OF THE
rRUST COMPANY
a. at the tio-e of ausincs- Octuber
CES
---S14S.-U1J.CS
3.500.00
10.00
1.500.00
> 2.780.0'J
-.5911.00
lie Banks, Bankers ar.d
23.584.71
370.95
-- ... Sls-r'-S6.-21t
PIES
S 20.0(10.00
5,000.00
?n<! taxes paid .. -J,S34.95
. ! ".000.00
: S7o.no
. _..... 7.1.1 so.ci
..217.3s
after SO day- . . ... 52,-134.33
1J.0SjJ.02
...$5S7.CS0.2S
i. of Wutaug October 10. 1027.
e above named Bank. do solemnly
'.o ihc best of my knowledge and
YfiRY Y HOWELL, Cashier.
Yd - 1 :)th lav ,-.f octobei. W27
'. HAG A MAX. Xaiasj Ful.be
?Aires'.:
CILYlJE R. GREENE.
M. F. CKITCHER. Director
TION OF THE
UNTY BANK
?. at the ck'.-t <\ <?ctob<rr
::es
$020,433.94
- - 15,800-00
... H5.31
Fixtures. S-i. iiK' 25.575.00
vri Banks. Bankers or.a
123.6&.S3
2,365.56
?7b5.l$?.64
IKS
? 50.000.00
48.500.00
atlil i.ix'.s unit! . !1 5)04.23
80.O00.0O
2?;2,096.87
fu-ir.. thereof 1 s,{*58.<J7
S, 260.07
After 30 Kyf. . '.0 1.073.95
-- . - 0S.155.S5
?
- - - Si S '),?> 4
tv { Watauga. Oet. 15. 1927.
above named Bank, do solemnly
to the best of my knowledge and
G. 1'. HAGAMAN, Cashier.
. this J 9th .lay of October, 1927.
:OUTH, Clerk Superior Court,
r.rreei?Attest:
X L. MAST.
F. A L1NNEY,
it. U. BOIJGHERTY. Directors.
n 1LT. Bl'JCK W1UL BUILD THEM
I
pits most
Qli*by
iker
k to be accomlifficult?when
ity and unfailing
?the advice of
"Buy a Buick!"
id find out why.
tt ?nr ?
lo * i?5u
195 to #1525
n *THMCMi tax to b* added,
f MOU Acurrtbk, it avsiUbU.
"1928
roe company
1 carolina
id tombstones 9
>r of your departed loved bffl
in marble and granite. gjj
1. For best prices see or K&
S, Zionville, N. C. 1
lTAUGA county
r MARBLE CO. I
ITY, TENN. {^gj
**Yes, WUlard Mack
are best," says Pa
PopulaT pugilist tells
his manager,Benedict
Sterns, that Lucky I.
Strikes are. the finest /'
cigarettes. j
I ' " j
YoU, too, will find that
LUCKY STRIKES
give the greatest
pleasure?Mild and
Mellow, the finest
cigarettes von ever
smoked. Made of the
choicest tobaccos,
properly aged and
blended with great I
skill, and there is an I
extra process?"IT'S Jj
TOASTED"-no fj
harshness, not a bit M
of bite.
i
! "It's tO?
No Throat Irritatio
imidi ' """ I i in
i.^ vmti UMMT
-j**}** *? tw** gjmuHgn r i J ?3
OUCa.a??l ?k?*? gHMHK ? I <W ^
"1 You ^ bi*y 8 c
rC~Too | from as with confidec
}* rrrftff I -with the definite knoj
IvlWA ?1 edge that ill work dm
1 i/ I on the car was perform'
I 1 J!H Hii\ hy expert mechanics, ti
_ _'iti ing genuine parte. Aj
? TilI'l !! H m?nri T f ? "? nifUTI?MB ? ? I ?
I
LET US GO OVE
ENGINE
You -would be surprised to know 1
find a little wear and tear, here and t
result in an unexpected breakdown.
Careful inspection of your car at
pert mechanics will insure you agrainsf
troublesome occasions.
Especially your battery should be fi
What your heart is to your body, your
LET US CARE FOR Y<
a W.R.WINJs
i g&iyp & COMP^
Leacbtg Tire fie nf
j SsHk'JI^Xi. BOCNE, MORTH CAJ
OCTOBER 27, 192T
is right, Luckies
ul Berlenbach
'
WillardMack,
Noted Author, Producer
and Actor,
*t rites:
Wc people of the theatre arc, as
i rifle, extremists. This is the
eflex action from overwrought
icrves. When a man smokes forty
cigarettes a day, as J do, he iuusl
JC sure of hil brand. I smoke w&*
Lucky Strikes because I have '
rou)id they are srwihing to the
icrves and at the same time they
cause no throat irritation, My
oice is always in perfect condiion
and i am never troubled by
my coughing uhicfi might be
innoying to me in my ivorfc as
in actor."
r-r oYiL'ni. Y]/mK
JiL
istedT
n-No Cou^h.
iir the famous "O. K." t?K IB
ee on the radiator eap slil: 23
rl- further assures ymi of its j|3
sd sure the uaed car you buy R?|
?- beats the "OK tag that 9
id counts."
j^ir
low often our mechanics
here, that, let go, would
regular times by our exthese
annoying and
lied and tested regularly,
battery is to your car.
1UR CAR
^LERj||
couna tr i
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