HIE GLEANER
ISSUED EVERY TUURSDA*.
J. D. KERfvODLE, Editor.
SI.OO A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
i he editor will not be responsible for
✓lews eqpregsed by correspondents.
Kntered ftt tne Postoftice at Graham,
N. C., as second-el.is« matter.
GRAHAM, N. C., April 7, i'J-'l.
Disarmament Is something no
nation wants a ttioitopolyon.
Harding escaped seasickuess on,
the Florida houseboat but that
does notguarantee him immunity
on ship of State.
The school teachc wko married
the janitor was probably dazzled
h}' the thoughts of comparative
luxury.
'l'he doctor who prescribes pe
inaiiganate of potash instead of
- whiskey for snake bites lias taken
all the thrill out of snake liunt
in if.
i
Well, one can't blame the Phil
ippines for desiring iiidepend
/ ence. This country had it once.
OLORELIABLE!
There are tens of
thousands who real
ized the benefits of
the growth-promot
ing properties of
SCOTT'S
EMULSION I
fin childhood,
who now give
it regularly to
their children.
You may depend
upon Scott's EmnUion!
Scott & Bowm, Bloomfiek), N. J.
■ ALSO MAKERS OF
Kl-HOIDS
(Tablets or Granules)
Ij^INDIGESTIONj
Receiver's Sale Under
Deed In Trust.
I'ndor ami by virtue of the power of
mile contained in a certain deed of trust
executed the l.st daV of October, lUI7,
hy.Uruhnm Land Co. to the Urtihuiii
Loan & Trust Co., Trustee, for the pur
jputie of Recuring certain bonds of even
imte therewith, and the interest there
on, which deed of trust is duly probated
mid recorded in the office of Register
of Deeds for Ahunnnce county, in Hook
of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust No.
' 7s, at page SI, default having heeu made
iii the payment of said bonds, according
. »tu their tenor, and under and by virtue
of the authority vested in ine, as He
k reiver of the Uriiham Loan & Trust Co.,
in an order dated the 2Nth day if Janu
ary, 11121, made by J. Loyd llorton, ,
Judge of Superior Court of North Caro
lina, holding the.Courts of the Tenth
Judicial district, the undersigned' He
celver will on
Monday, May I', 1921,
at 12 o'clock, noon at the court house
door of Ahinittiice county nt Graham.
North Carolina, sell to the hichent bid
der for cash the following defined and
described tracts of land to wk
first tract beginning at it i/ogwood
being Leu Faucitt's corner, running
North 23 chs 18 Iks to a Mulberry;
thence Houth 7." deg. West 4(1 chs to a
\ stoke; thence South 11 deg. West, 7
chs and 00 links to a Hickory; thence
Knst 0 ch| •& SO Iks to a lti.u k oak;
thence South SIS ilej;. E»st .12 chs & (ill
Iks to the first station, containing (in
acres more or less.
■Second tract be)»iuni|; at a Mulberry
en great road running North 37 '-j deg
West, 24 chs 72 Iks to a rock; thence
North 77 deg. West 14 chs. and 75 lki>
to a stake; thence Houth 11 deg. West
St chs and 10 Iks to a stake: thence
North 75 deg. Knst 40 chs to the first
station, containing CO ncres more or
j!»ss. r
The above described prnpertv beinp
the same land transferred to J. Hanks
Mann, by J. F. Parks and Mora l*!»rks
W. T. J-effrips and Annie F. Jeffries by
d#cd dated the 25th dav of Mav Wilt.
This April 4th, 1921.
Wm. T. WARD
Receiver of Graham Loan & trust Co
PATENTS
OBTAINED. If you have ai>-invention I
lo patent pleasoseinl us a model or skett hi
urilh a letter of brief explanation for pre
J; ii unary examination anil advice, \,m t
disclosure anil all business is strictly con
tiilential. and will receive mir proiu'pt and
jvrsonal utiention.
D. SWIFT & CO.,
PATENT LAWYERS.
JVABHINGTON, D, Q,
Receiver's Sale Of Land.
■ ;
I t'nder and by virtue of the power ot
- jsalc contaiiifd iu a certain deeu oi trust I
I executed the iStii day of May, llfu, I
joy Jsaiah Robert Fuller, ljaywoou;
'Latham, lienry Thompson, and Johnj
Ilialdwiu, Trustees of •'Methodist JipivJ
■•j copal fcioii Church", to the; Grahani
l.oan ic Trust Co., Trustees, for the pur
pose of see (ring certain bonds of «.«en
■ ciaty there wit f, and the interest tliereou,
which deed of trust is duly probated and
recorded in Hook of Mortgage r ami
Ceils of Trust No. 05, at page l-i>, m
fault having been made in the puyineui
of said bonds, according to their tenor,!
. anil under and by virtue of the iiu-j
thority vested iu incf as Reveiver of the
('(.rahain Loan tc Trust Company in an'
I oid-r dated the 28 day of January, 11121,
| made by J. Loyd llorton, Judge of Wu I
Iperior Court of North Carolina, holding
'J the Counts of the Tenth Judiclnt itre-,
Jtrict, the iMiilersigneit Receiver will, tin J
MONDAY, MAY 9, 1921
at 12:00 o'clock, noon, at the court i
house door of Alamance County, at Gra-j
ham, North Carolina, sell for cash to the
highest bidder the lands defined and
described as follows, 10-wit:
Lying and being in Graham Town
ship of Nathaniel Long's lot, thence N'.j
with said Lonjf line 40 ft. to a stahe oi l
stone; thence Last SO ft. to a stake or I
stone; thence South 40 ft. to said Long's!
line to a stake or stone; thence with I
. said Long's line 30 ft. to the beginning, i
For more particular description see deed !
from Nathaniel Long and wife Amelia I-
Long to Trustees'of African Methodist j
l!| i.i-opal Ziori£hurch of Mnerica  1 jit.l.]
the 17th of
ended in office of Register of Deeds |
for Alamance County, State of North
Carolina. On above described lot there
'■ a -hureh now standing.
T1 i-i April 4th, 1921.
Wm. I. WARD.
T>~eivcr of Graham Loan & Trust Co.
i\oike oi i j
| 1.
V. lii reus, under and I>y \ irUte m tlic j
l> iivt 1 / .id aaitj 'coutuiiieii iii a cV-. tain :
Mortgage' iJcjt'il ol Trust executed io i... I
lusoiiiHcc ii. Heal Jihlaie Cifi |l
j..., ( y, Irti tee, and fccordeu in tin- m
11«• * of tin* Register of Deeds tor Ala
in., mi County in Look of -Mortgages
lA'ciU of Trust No. S4, page i to, i...
iRi. . .Vi.iitiauce Xnsuraaeo u rttiii K-.la'i
Company, Trustee, tlid sell at pubii • |
mil lion to . the highest binder ui tlii'l
coiirtiioust! door iu said county at
o'clock noon oil the 14th day of March, 1
i!C I, twt> certaiu tracts or parcels of I
land hereinafter described utli#' having
advertised "same as by. law provided, ]
•mil whereas, a five per cent advauuo
bid has been placed on the purchase J
p.i c of Two Thousand, Light nundre l
and Forty five Dollars ($2,H45.(Kij mfi ie j
by the last and highest bidder:
Now, therefore, pursuant to an order
'' the court and iu accordance with J
Chapter 110, Public Laws of 1915, and
Chapter 121 Public Laws/of 1919, tin ]
said Alamance lusurancjv's Heal Kstnte
Co., Trustee, will re sell at public auc- k
tion at the courthouse door, in the 
-aforesaid county, on
, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1021,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,
two certain IractH or parcels of
lafitl in Graham township, Ala
mance county and Statu of North
Carolina, described as follows: '
First tract: Near northern boun
dary of town of Graham, bounded
its follows: Beginning at h slake
at a point in tb« Glen Alpine road
or Mebane street extended, LSSIo f
feet west of the intersection of j
tin* north line of ijAid GJen Alpine '
road and tho center of the llig Falls '
road; rtiuniuK thence N lii tleg i
23'E 149 ft. to a thence .V r
dt'K la' E 1258 feet to a stake
in the center of Itig Falls road; ■
thence S ,'S deg lit' \V 451 It. to a
stake iu the middle >t the liiy I
Falls rotul; tliMBCe N N7 tb-g 21' \V
1390 ft. to the point of beginning, |
and containing 13 acres, more
or l(*w>.
.Sucontl Tract: Ad joining the
lands of Robt. L. Walker, ilrs
Pomeroy, Millie E! Long and
others, and bounded as follows:
It being the northwest end of the
Casper Long tract, the same be
jug bounded as follows: On the
oorlh by the lands of Robt. L.
Walker, Mrs. Pomeroy and E.
Freelantl; u.n the south by tin
lands of Mrs. John W, Long; on
the east the lands of E. Free
laud, and on the west by the laiitlr S
of Robt. L. Walker, the same con *
taiuing by estiinatiou about 38
acres, inore or less.
Bidding will begin at $2?*H7.25 i
Ttiih lts day of Apr , 1921.
Alanjiancelns. & Ro il Estate Co.
Trustee \
W. S. Coulter, Att'y. „ (
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The Powei-s are prepared to
fight to the death over disariua- ,
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Summons by Publication.
NORTH CAROLINA, '
Alamance County.
In the Superior Court.
Estelle Douglas Graham
vs.
Fleming Graham.
FT?ming Graham, the defendant
above named, will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been
c iinmenced in the Superior Court of
Alamance county, North Carolina, by
I the. plaintiff, for the purpose of ob
taining an obsolute divorce from the
,-aid Fleming Graham ; aud the said
defendant will further take notice
that he is required to appear at the
rfficeof the Clerk of the Superior
, C jnrt of Alamance county, at the
iciurt house in Graham, North Caro
lina, on or before Monday the 25th
j day of April, 1921, and answer or
demur,to' the complaint which has
been filed in paid action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the re
lief demanded in said comp'aint.
This 'he 2'!nddavof Maroh, 1921.
• IX J. WALKER, q. S. C.
t Packer & Long, \tt'vß. 24mch4t.
C ASTORIA
For Infants and Children
in Use For Oyer 30 Years
Signature cf Wlctf .fjC /Uc/U^
CHINESE
viTf MmtrMT- ■ »■' win ■ waxm
llmiil Ijiimiiiy
Wish you would kindly give
me trial, and if the work
suits you tell others, if not
tell us.
Bring me your work- my
prices are cheap—collars 2ic.
Send your clothes of any
kind. I try to please all.
CHABFUNG
GRAHAM, .... N. C.
[ADM 1 N'LS'TRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ituvlnjr quallfleil hb Ailralnlstrator of the
estuteof 1 >r. J. .1, Itiirefoot, iteceaned. late . I
Aliminnee county, N. C., thin Is to notlty all
petsonH havliiK claims umilnst the estate oi
iiultl ilrceaNed to exhibit them to the under
•"ifiieit in or before the 10th dav of March,
IW. Or this notice will be pleaded ill
tuir ol their recovery. All perming In
debted to said estate will please make
niiitlute payment.
Thts February W- l!«l.
K. 1,. POI.MEH. Adm'r
of Or J..). Haiefoot, dee'd.
I'attoerdt l,onir, Att'y*. ilmchflt
II BEE a
MEBANE, N. C.
Lumber and Building
Materials.
Luihber—llough and Finished,
I **
Sash, Dooif and Mill work, Laths,
Shingles, etc.
Everything to build with. We"
deliver whole loads to your work.
Send us your rough plans and
we will draw them to scale and
niitke estimates free*. We have
mi architect aud engiueer in our
ollice to do that.
OUR MOTTO:
Service, ,
Qualify,
, Satisfaction.
Fords for Sale.
1 new Ford with starter.
1 new Ford without starter.
1 1917 model - price right.
Apply to
Samet Furniture Co.,
Phone 626 Burlingtob, N.C.
■ '..-X. - 3J£fZM- & ts
THE ALAMANCE GLEANER, GRAHAM, N. 0.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
j
To be Held April. 26th On
Question of Spending One
Million Dollars for High
ways in Alamance County.
Be it resolved that, whereas,
the General Assembly passed a
bill entitled "An Act to Provide
for the Construction and Main
tenance of a System of Public
High ways in Alamance County,"
which i» House Bill No. and
Senate Bill No. of the Session
of 1-021; -
And, where«s, the said bill
provides that an election shall
be called by the Board of Com
missioners of Alamance county
between the 15th day of Febru
ary and the Ist day of May of
the year 1921. lor the purpose of
ascertaining whether or not the
voters of Alamance county are
in favor of raising and expending
the sum of One Million Dollars
($1,000,000 00) for the purpose
of constructing a system of roads
throughout said Alamance coun
ty, as provided in said bill;
Now, therefore, pursuant to
the said Acc it is ordered that
the SJiid election be, and it is
hereby called to be he d on Tues
day, tin 20th day of April. 1921.
For theppru r pose of h lding the
said election, it is ordered that
the Registrars and Poll holders
who ser\ed in the last general
election be, and they are hereby
appointed, Registrars and Poll
holders for the said »lection, and
the seve al voting places for the
said elect on shall be at such
places as the last g neral elec
tion was held, the said Regis
trars, Poll-holders and places of
voting for the said election being
as follows:
Places of voting throughout
the county ar: t > be at the same
place at which the last National
election was held.
Patterson township—R. J.
Thompson, registrar; Dave Lash
ley and June Hornaday, poll
holders.
Coble tp. —Jasper Albright,
registrar; Green A. Nicholson
and John A. Nicholson, poll
holders.
Boon Station tp.—J J. Lim-
registrar; E, (. . Rumbley
and D. W. Brown, poll-holders
Morton tp.—T. J Gwynn. reg
istrar; W. A. Paschal and M. B.
Walker, poll-holders.
Faucette tp. —Lawrence Huff
man, registrar; L. A McCauley
and R. C. Dickey, poll-holders.
N. Graham tp —tdgar Long,
registrar; Floyd Clapp and T. B.
Core, poll-holders.
S. Graham tp.— VR. Hender
son, registrar; T. S. Cook and C-
P. Harden, po'l-holders
Albright tp —B H. Hargis,
registrar; E. B. Holt and T. P.
Nicholson, poll-holders.
N. Newliu tp. —Geo. Stockard
registrar; Roscoe McPherson and
>J?oss Mcßane, poll-holders.
S. Newlin tp.—J. G.'Clark, reg
istrar; Walter Love and Walter
Newlin, poll-holders.
Thompson tp. —Satfapahaw,
Geo. T. Morrow, registrar; il
son Williamson and J. N. Thorn p
son, poll-holders.
Melville tp. —A. J. Thomp on,
registrar; A. B. Fitch and Lon
nie Crawford, poll-holders.
Pleasant Grove tp, —J. E. Sel
lais, registrar; S. E. Tate and W.
E. Vincent, poll-holders. t
Burlington tp.: N. B. Precinct
—Lhloe Fowler, registrar; L'. C.
Fonville and W. N. Alebane, poll
holders.
S. B Precinct—L. C. Allen, reg
istrar; G. W. Bradshaw and
Chas. Foster, poll-holders.
E. B. Precjnct—Fletcher Mc-
Pherson, registrar; Carl Stan
ford and J. H. Hatden, poll
holders. J
W. B. Precinct—W. V. Cope
laod, registrar; Manley Baker
and R. G. Hornaday, poll
hOlders. ,
Haw River tp.—Allie Thomp
son, registrar; W. T. Brooks and
S. C Spoon, poll-holders.
That the registration of voters
in the several voting precincts
used in the last general election
will be used for this election, and
the several registrars will revise
said registration books and will
open said registration books for
the registration of new voters
as provided by law for general
elections.
That the Mid election will be
' held as provided iu said Act
[ under which this election is
called, and under the General
Election Laws of the State of
North Carolina, and upon hold:
\ ing the said election the said
registrars and poll-holders will
. canvass and ascertain the votes
cast ."For Good Roads" and
"Against Good Roads," and re
l>ort the result of the said elec
' tion to the Board of County
[ Commissioners as provided in
' said Act.
The said Registration 13ooks
; for the registration of new voters
, will be open on the 2nd day of
April, 1921, and will remain
1 open for the registration of new
, voters until the 23rd day of
April at sun-down, when said
books will be closed.
Upon motion of E. P. Dixon
and duly seconded by J. H. Wil
-1 kins, Commissioners voting as
J. follows: E. P. Dixon, aye; J. ER
Wilkins, aye; W. 3. Warren,
aye; John T. Love, aye; and
Chas. D. Johnston, aye.
The above resolution was de
clared duly passed and ordered
published as notice of said eleo
tion, and notice thereof ordered
served upon the several regis
trars and pi/11-holders as notice
to them of their appointment.
This March 7, 1921.
B. M. ROGERS, *
Clerk to B'd County Com'rs.
NOTICE!
Of New Registration and
Elecliou.
As provided by law there will
be held in the Town of Graham
an election on May 3rd, 1921, for
Mayor ?yid Board of Commis
sioners composed of five mem
bers.
A new registration of all voters
in said Town has been ordered
for the said election, and all per
sons otherwise qualified to vote
in said municipal election are
hereby notified to register as
provided by law for the said
election.
For the purpose of the said
registration and election the
Town of Graham has been di
vided iuto two voting districts as
follows: North and South Main
Street constitutes the dividing
line, beginning at a point in the
line of the North corporate limits
of the said Town in line with the
center of the extension of the
Street running in front of Sid
ney Cotton Mills North of the
Railroad track, and running
thence from said point directly
across the Railroad track and
with the center of said Street,
and thence with the center of
North and South Main Street to
the intersection*with the corpo
rate limits on the South side of
the said Town.
The voting place for the East
side of said I own of Graham
shall be in the East room of the
Court House usually occupied as
an office by the Superintendent
of Public Instruction, and the
voting place for the West side of
the said Town shall be in the
room on the West side of the
Court House where electioas
have been heretofore held.
The registrar and poll-hold
ers/or the district East of Main 1
Street are as follows: + A. Lacy
Holt, registrar, J. S. Cook and
W. J. Nicks, poll-holders and
judges; and the registrar and
poll-holders for the district West
of Main Street are as follows:
J as. P. Smith, registrar, Willie
Phillips and A. G. Ausley, poll
holders and judges.
The registration books will
open for the registration of said
voters on March 31st, 1921, at
o'clock a. in., and will re
main open for the registration
of voters until Saturday, April
28rd, 1921, at 9:00 o'clock p. m.
The books for the Eastern dis
trict of said Town will be open
at the store of Graham Grocer}'
Company on iklain Street, and
the books for the Western dis
trict will be open at the Sheriff's
Office. The said books will be
open during the hours provided
by law at the said places.
Done by the order of the Board
of Commissioners of the Town
of Graham, this the 7th day of
March, 1921.
R. L. HOLMES, Mayor.
P. A. HOLT, Town Clerk.
TOWN TAXES. —The tax bcokg
for 1920 are in my hands. Prompt
payment requested.
B, R, Tbcumw,
Tm CeUector.
TOWN TAXES.—The fex books
for 1920 are in my hands. Prompt
payment requested.
B. R. TROLINGER,
oct2ltf • Tax Collector.
Wanted— Old Confederate States
postage stamps and stamp collec
tions.
Greensboro Stamp Exchange,
7ap4t Greensboro, N. C.
Mortgage Sale of Land.
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer
tain mortgage deed, executed
by Joe Davis and wife, Ora
Davis, Oct. 22, 1919, to doble-
Bradshaw Company, mortga
gee, which said mortgage deed
is duly recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Ala
mance county, in Book of Mort
gage Deeds No. 80, at pages No.
98 to 101, default having been
made in the payment of same,
the undersigned mortgagee will
offer at public sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash," at the court
house door in Graham, N. C., on
MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1921,
at 11 o'clock a. m., all the fol
lowing real property, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel, of
jland in Burlington township,
I Alamance county, State of North
j Carolina, adjoining the lands of
j Claud Cates on the north, Ma
| linda Albright on the east, Meb
jane Street,on the south, and
| unknown alley on the west.
Beginning at an iron stake 49
I feet south of Malinda Albright's
corner; thence with Malinda
Albright's line to an iron stake
in Mebane street; thence with
Mebane street deg W 107
ft to an iron bolt, corner with
unnamed alley; tlienca with un
known alley N 14 deg. W 56 ft
to an iron stake, Claud Cates'
corifer; thence east to the begin
ning, this being a straight line.
Terms of Sale : Cash.
This 24th day of March, 1921.-
COBLE-BRADSHAW CO.,
Mortgagee.
GARAGE
—AND—
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••• Machine Shop™
'' ' 1
We are open, with expert mechanics, ready to
serve the public on all makes of automobiles,
trucks and gas and oil engines.
Work Guaranteed at reasonable prices.
We deal in second hand cars.
See us for tires, gas, oils, supplies, etc.
City Garage
In Building Formerly Occupied By Graham Motor Car Company
KIRKMAN BROS., Propr's
E Elm St, - - Graham, N.C.
Pay lour Tows Taxes!
All Town Taxes Now Due!
'
All persons owing taxes for 1919 must pay
at once or the property will be advertised
and sold for-taxes.
The town must pay its bills and in order
to do this the taxes must be collected, so
please settle at once.
Also all persons owning street and side
walk assessments must pay at once, or ac
tion will be taken to collect the amount due.
> This is fair notice to all.
B. R. TROUNGER,
Town Tjuc Collector
' * ( **;
' Eggs For Setting.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs from
pare bred slpck for setting. $2.50
for 15.
T. R. HARDEN, JR.,
, lOfebtf Burlington, N. C., Route 7.
Hoover takes the rational view
of the European situation.
Mortgagee's Sale of Real
Estate.
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer
' i tain mortgage deed executed by-
James Walker and his wife,
'jCorado Walker, to Alamance
1 Insurance & Real Estate Com
' pany, on May 12th, 1917, for
" the purpose of securing the pay
' ment of a certain bond of even
date therewith, which mortgage
is |uly probated and recorded in
the* office of the Register of
Deeds for Alamance county,
1 North Carolina, in Book of Mort
-1 gages and Deeds of Trust No.
' til, at page 383, default having
'been made in the payment of *
J1 said bond at maturity, the under
-1 signed, Alamance Insurance &
Real Estate Company, Mortga
gee, will, on '
MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1921,
jat 12 o'clock, noon, offer for sale
at-public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash,, at the court
house of Alamance county,
Graham,. North Carolina, a cer
■ j tain tract or parcel of land in
the ccJunty of Alamance and
'State of NorthQarolina, in Boon
! Station township, adjoining the
lands of Will Gant, William
Cummings and others, and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at an iron stake,
Will Gant's corner; thence S
links to a stone; thenceN 88tieg
W 1 chain f>3£ links to a stone,
; Will Gant's corner; thence E 1
chain (»3| links to the begin
ning, containing 125-1000 of an
acre, more or less.
This March 23rd, 1921.
Alamance Ins. & Real Estate Co.,
Mortgagee.
E. S. W. DAMERON, Atty.