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THE BEAUFORT NEWW-AY,NyARYj,J930
?AGE FIVI
)ls in the State, at erf States in the League of Nations, i ments. The newspapers and states- able forces in the country who would
ry county, offering; In those hectic days following the ; men who ppose the Root formula de-Hike to launch us on an international
:tion to all boys and ; World War, there was a considerable i ny this and say that it weakens the ; program, but they are for the time at
themselves able to group in our country which felt that : Senate reservations. The combat in j least silent. They realize that the
Of this number 708 lit was our duty to go into political ; the Senate, if there is one, will be . people, at present, are in no mood to
rural and 153 for j partnership with Europe. They de-! fought out on that issue. There will j accept their wares.
Is. More than 110, dared that we owed it as a duty to i be no one to declare, as wps done!
Johnson, drunk, submitted, school grades, especially in the rural 1 pcan entanglements, following the
these schools, and over 13,000 are
graduating annually from them.
These facts are disclosed in the cur
rent issue of State School Fact?,
official publication of the State Su-
Sheriff J H Davis who has been'fense, submitted and hne.i 2.oU ana perintendent ot rubiic school system.
. " , 'iti, :fl,n,n u now eot-- ' 0Vfr 8 period of five years, this
tWt : Sam Rhodes, colored, fighting. Case paper w. that there has been a
1 . .. t,.-...,... t-,.,..u. ;iUmiP,1. g: eat increase in the several high
tn fnrwlnv nn a business trip. PiK
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t tit rn ri rxf Pnlierh Kr nni I'tistS 01'
,M" "T:;: ' H..llwv Mason, fighting, submit- In 1U28-29 there were 12,732 more
vno nas own v issuing iciaucn ..,
. k M,. r.nm D-lfimai' tetl. S3 and costs.
went to ftaieign iu.uu, ... w.? . r- ,,..., t,,i ,i .,. in oi Tn t.h
of Mr C. F. Uelamar. Mrs. Annie , posse sion ior jjum.u u. ... x "
, . ... lt ... ci, nnt D-niltv. He was bound over to ninth grade there were 10,io7 more
uasKiu went wui me pan, "-" " r ' . u . nwo.o.i )..,..,... nf an S
Keeorutr s lonrui r.uer a u m. .nun ... i.'--j--, .mv......- u.
per cent. In the tenth giade there
POLES WANTED was an inemipe of 7,'.G'.) over 1023-
p.;,i- n,l.-,-..l on Sfi 16 foot noles. 24. or 07 per cent; and in the eleven-
2024 foot, 1027 foot, 4530 th grade 6,487 more, or a
fnt Tn hp il.'iiverpd on the cast increase. A total of 3
side of North River bridge. Bids op
ened Tuesday January 14.
000 bovs and girls are availing them-1 humanity to join with the other na-jback in 1919, that we owe it as a
selves of the opportunities offered in'tions in the League, to main tain the j duty to humanity to join the League,
status quo, as provided by the Ver-! and try to help settle European quar-
failles treaty, and to furnish money j rels. There are doubtless consider-;
and force wherever necissary to pun-; i
ish any nation which might violate ! :
the orders of the League..
There was a terrific battle over the !
League and thos; who believed that
we ought to remain clear of Euro-
schools.
white boy: and girls in the eignm
in crade. or first year high school, than
to visit her son nowarei wno is living
there. I
Mrs. C. R. Guthrie left Sunday for
Maxton to sit her mother. From
there she will go to East Hampton,
N. Y. where her husband is employed.
Clarence Guthrie Jr., returned to
the University of N. C. after spend
ing the holidays here.
Mrs. Otis Moore who spent the.
Christmas Holidays with her parents
in f'hn nel Hill has returned to her
home here. ,
Mr. C. P. Dey, who has been quite To tne Hon. Mayor and Board of
sick is able to sit up and is getting
along nicely.
Mr. J. S. Gutsell is si'': in the hos
pital in New Bern, having gone there
for an operation.
D. M. JONES,
Road Superintendent
POLICE REPORT FOR DECEMBER
advice of Washington and Jefferson,
won a complete victory. This vie-1
tory- in the Senate was followed by j
a campaign in which our m ruber-1
ship in the League was an issue and
in which those opposed to foreign en
tanglements, won so decisive victory:
that there could be no question as to'
how the American peopl: stood on
the issue. That there has been no i
ro per cent change in public opinion since that
,955 more time is evidenced by the fact thi.t in.
pupils were in attendance at the pub- 1!i2S both great political parties de-
lie high school in 1928-29 than in j elarul in their platform that the Unit j
1923-24. ;e'-l States should pursue an indepen-
Within the same period, the pub-' dent course and shape its foreign pol-!
lication fir. ther shows, the number of ' icies without European entangle-!
giaduates from public high school : ments,
has increased 74.3 per cent. In 1923-' i
Let Us Serve You
We are now in our new quar
ters and are prepared to give
the Best Service in Carteret
County. Five chairs, your next
Sanitary Methods Easy
Shaves
Hair Cuts 30c
Tonics 20c
EUDYS BARBER ffiOP
Opposite Eubanks' Lunch Room
X
W. E. SKARREN 1
AND CO.
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Estimates Cheerfully
Submitted
Beaufort, N. C.
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Liquor Cases Again
Main Part Of Court
(. ommissioners.
Gentlemen :
I beg leave to submit the follow
ing police report for the month
December, lt'2'J.
We have made 40 arrests and col
lected fines and costs to the amount
of $191.45 and paid same to the
Mavoran d Clerk as follows:
24 there were approximately 7,000
high school graduates, whereas in
T.128-2!) a total of 12,145 white and
1,202 colored boys and girls rinished
of these public institutions, a grand to
tal of 13,407. The greatest increase
in number ot giaduates has been in
the rural schools, more than 4,000
against only 1 000 in city schools.
This brings us down to the pves-
cnt. Some of the Europ an nations j
rejected one of the Senate reserva
tions to our adherence to the World
Court and a compromise was worked !
out. Those who sponsor thv so-call- j
ed Root compromise declare that it in 1
,no way involves us in the League of
I Nation? or in European entangle-
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71 A mr1 .T'WTAT"'
To The Firsl Reu? Hears Baby
Born in Carteret County This Year
rt!a2w
or
The effect of holiday spirits was
very much in evidence in City Police
Court Friday afternoon. A large
crowd of defendant; witnesses and
spectators was on hand for the af
fair. Urunkeness, disorderly
Longest
Holland
Styron .
Arrests
18
20
Fines
$35.00
52.50
12.50
40 $100.00
Cost
$38.00
41.05
11.80
$l.)1.45
were
Defunct Bank Better
Off Than Thought
New Bern, Jan. 2 Assets of $1-'
9iH.fi05.81 as against liabilities of $1-
801.040.0(3 for the irst National !
Ea .k of New Bern have been an
nounced in the first statement of the j
condition of the bank sinre its sus- j
pension on October 26, according to j
figures compiled by Receiver Ray- j
mond E. Schumacher. i
This good news has been received
.2E
Sea Breeze
On December 30th, Mr. and Mrs. with much interest by citizens ot the
Paul Fenderson entertained the col- entire section, who have been greatly
Of the 40 ai rests made (4)
co:l' assigned to work the streets. (4) were
duct, fighting and dealing in nquoi ?ent to the Reccmier's Court,
were the offenses charged against the; Respectfully submitted,
defendants. The county school fund w R- LONGEST,
was considerably replenished by the: Cni,f 0f p0ijce,
costs and fines. Mayor Chadwick a- jan 10,30.
gain impressed upon the defendants ,
that repeaters for drunkeness would; COLORED NEWS ITEMS
get jail sentences hereafter instead :
of fines.
ue uiiuvioS nuc n.--. .,: f uv
James O. Harris, colored, who not 'ege Doys wno were nome ior me noi- mieresieu ui u. n." ;
long ago completed a term on the idays. They were Messrs. Clyde since its doors were closed by the;
roads for selling liquor was the prin- Pickett, C. E. Smith, Ben Hazel of directors following heavy with
cipal defendant in court having sev-i A. & T. College; Goldie Dennis, John' drawals of funds by depositors
eral charges against him. They were Davis, John E. Pastures of Va ! Mr Schumacher was appointed re
assault on his wife Ruth Harris, and,Union also Mr. Jonah Spencer and ce.ver on Novemoer 5. Since then
possession of liquor, two counts. He Mrs. Elva Roberts who were home he and a corps of assistants have
was put unde bonds of $50 on the 1 visiting their parents. Others pres-(been busily engaged in checking up
assault charge. $250 bond in one 'e"t were Misses Eva Ward of Teach- the banks affairs. Wilson H. Lee,
of the liquor cases and a $50 bond in."" Colleee. Winston-Salem; Miss of this city, and Julius F. Duncan,
the other for his appearance at Re-'Beatrice Fenderson, Mr. and M'.g.lof Beaufort, have been appointed his
corder's Court Richard Fulford, Margaret Shepard, attorneys by the Comptroller of the:
James O. Harris Jr., charged with! Kathryn Stanley, Willie Gorman, , Currency. ,j
disorderly conduct was acquitted. (Johnnie Bailey, Johnnie Jones, Cae-, The First National Bank is only
James O. Harris Jr. having liquor sar Jordan Julius Jordan, Mr. Hanes, several months old, taking over the
I for Record-1 Wlllle Stiwart. business ot tne orginai iauonai
The guests danced until reiresn-: aanK 01 iew rsern. Aiinougn 11 win
ments were served and then after- require much time to liquidate its
wards until 1:30 A. M. when they all affairs, the first settlement of its
departed declaring they had a most fiancial condition has been received
enjoyable time. with much interest here.
The statement shows assets as fol-
1T I 1 C": lows: Rills receivable. SI. 775. 784.18:
rash nn bund. $14. 900. fii. and other T
I nratpt Tn Rn nf rrt noPta $9.00. 830. f)fi. The liabilities in-
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elude: Liabilities unsecured, $1,191-
885.12; deposits secuured by pledge
in possession, was held
er's Court. Bond of $50 required.
Moses Austin, fighting submitted.
Fined $2.50 and costs or five days on
the streets.
Marion Noe, obstructing fire truck, j
Submitted and fined $2.50 and costs, '
or five days.
Herbert Morton, drunk, first of-;
fense, submitted, $2.50 f.nd costs, or i
five days. j
John Morton, drunk, first offense, j a new building supply firm was
submitted $2.50 and costs or five launched into the business life stream
days. of the county this week. This is the
Leo. Wigfall, drunk, old offender, Beaufort Building Supply Company.
30 days in jail to be worked on the it js a corporation and the principal
streets.
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Mon. & Tues. Jan. 13 14
"ISLE OF LOST SHIPS"
100 per cent Talking
with Virginia Valli, Jason Ro
bards. Added Attraction FARM
RELIEF'.
WecL & ThrTjan. 1516
"ACQUITTED"
100 per cent Talking
with Lloyd Hughes, Margaret
Living-tone, Sam Hardy. Added
Attraction "HARD BOILED
HAMPTON."
Fri. & Sat. Jan. 17 18
SAGEBRUSH POLITICS'
100 per cent Talking
Added Attraction "TICKLISH
BUSINESS.'' '
COME EARLY
Matinee
4 o'clock
Night
7:45
SATURDAY ONLY
Matinee 3 o'clock Night 6
&8
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A SOLID SILVER BABY CUP
The New Babv will start the New Year with a Sterling
Silver Baby Cup from BELL'S, making its gift one of
worth jewelry.
The happy parents are requested to secure a statement
from the attending physician as to the exact hour and
minute of the baby's arrival. Send this information
before February the first to B. A. Bell. Telephone
messages will not be accepted. Physician's written
statement must be sent.
B. A. BELL
Your Jeweler for 20 Years
Next to Postofnce Beaufort, N. C.
Elijah Hardesty, colored, drunk,
subm.tted, $5 and costs.
Joe Fisher, colored, drunk, sub
mitted $2.50 and costs.
Jesse Rountree, colored, disorder
ly conduct, flourishing a rifle around.
He was held for Recorder's Court un
der $25 bond.
Louis Henry, colored, assault with
deadly weapon. Plead not guilty.
He was held under $25 bond for Re
corder's Court.
of assets of the bank aggregating
$631,653.99 as collateral, $281,000,-1
94; rediscounts secured by pledge of
assets of the bank aggregating $202,
-i - ni 1 ff-ioo mo.
stockholders are B. A. Phelps and ' ' ,
n m, i un k bills payable secured by pledge, ot
D. M. Denover. Mr. Phelps has been .
i gp If kijIlH
assets of the bank aggregating $294,
015.43 as collateral, $145,000.
in the employ of the Beaufort Lum
ber and Manufacturing Company for
several years, but is not conected
with that firm now, and is very well
known in Beaufort and this section.
Mr. Denoyer is a well known Beau
fort business man.
The new concern is located for the
kill Brokerag; Company on Live Oakthree childdren yesterdaj
street. It will carry in stock a sup-i
Married a Family
"I hear Clobson's wife has present
ed him with two sons and a daughter."
"Good heavens- I didn't even
know he was married "
"Yes. He married a widow with
Bevel ly Jones, colored, assault nlv of rough and dressed lumber,
with deadly weapon. Held under Sa?h doors, windows and in fact a
$25 bond for Recorder's Court. complete line of buliding supplies.
Garfield Suggs, colored, disorder- The firm started business Monday of
ly conduct, plead not guilty and was this week and is pleased with the out
acquitted for lack of evidence. look for the future.
Charlie Wolfe, drunk, submitted
and fined $2.50 and costs. MRS. WHEATLY HOSTESS
J. B. Congleton charged with steal-! AT (BRIDGE PARTY
ing a chicken from Weinstein Lewis' Friday evening Mrs. Claude Wheat
was tried. John proved by Arthur ly entertained a number of friends at
Mason that he was an extensive deal- bridge at her home on Front Street,
er in chickens but denied that he stole Covers were laid for twenty and after
any from Mr. Lewis. The evidence a number of progressions high score
was circumstantial but the Mayor re-1 was won by Miss Mary Robinson, and
gardtd it as sufficient to bin1 John consolation prize to Miss Mildred
over to Recorder's Court under a Jones. Both prizes were attractive
$25 bond. framed mottoes. Fruit cake, stuffed
John B. Congleton a drunk charge dates, nuts and sillabub were serv
submitted and was given 30 daysied. Mrs. Wheatlv s guests were her
iL AFFAIRS
Written for This Paper by
FRANK P. LITSCHERT
I.
street work.
Sam Worth, drunk, sumbitted and
got the usual $2.50 and costs for
first offenders.
Charles Smith, drunk on the 8th
and 14t.i of December. He plead
guilty and was fined $5 and costs in
one case and $10 and cost in the
other.
sister: Misses Garner of Newport.
Misses Lessia Arrington, Lena Dun
can, Mildred Jones, Maybelle Neal,
Georgia Neal, Mary Robinson of
Raleieh. Mesdames Winfield Daniels
of Charlotte, F. R. Seeley, W. G. !
Mebane, N. F. Eure, Ed. Hancock,
Murray Thomas, J. S. Gutsell, Jim
Rumley, F. R. Bell, Cecil Truitt, Dave
Jack Smith, drunk and disorderly, Denover. H. M. Hendrix and Mrs.
submitted and fined $2.50 and costs, i Lewis, sister of Mrs. Ed. Potter.
Lilly Rhodes, colored, disorderly ;
conduct. No evidence, case dismiss- j High Schools Offer
Buck Rhodes, assault with a dead- j Opportunity To Many
ly weapon on J. O. Harris. He was
charged with snapping a pistol at (State Superintendent
Harris. Public Instruction)
H. B. Longest, drunk, first of- Raleigh, Jan. 6 There are now
w-.-TarfJ
One of the most signmcant e
cpments of the American trend in re
gal d to our foreign policies becomes
apparent with the revival of the plan
to secure the adherence of the Unit
ed States to the World Court. There
is no longer any considerable body
of expressed public opinion to the
effect that we ought to assume part
of thburden of policing Europe and
other parts of the Eastern Hemis
phere. Those who desire our ad
herence to the World Court under
the Root formula as well as those
who insist that the original Senate-
Reservations are as far as we can
go toward international commitmn's
insist that there is no intent of involv
ing us in foreign political entangle
ments. No statesman will insist m
the World Court debate that we
ought to go into partnership with Eu
rope and each group in the Senats
will aver that no matter what the
advantages of its particular plan
may be, this plan will not entangle us
in the League of Nations.
Nothintr More Impor tant Than The Roof
T oifo" Acnhc.lt Shincrlpa for nlfl 01 new Roofs. If Old TOOIS
put them on without removing old Shingles.
The Butt is metal clamped Cannot blow up.
U. S. War Department used 1000 squares this year at Camp Glenn
Then there is Heart Juniper Shingles and roll roofing priced from
$1.25 to $4.00 per square.
We Specialize in Quality Not Cheapness
n A ITUHT? The Whitest White, The Blackest Black, the
1 AllN 1 1 Bluest Blue. Every color in a Paint that will stay
nut with anv of them and will outlast the most of them.
hiivo Prnnf Paints have Quality a t right price.
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gnt pn
With this in mind it is interesting
to go back in memory to the original
fight on ths membership of the Unit-
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DOORS! PLASTER! LIME! CEMENT! LATH!
BRICK ! E VER YTH ING FOR THE BUILDING !
ESTIMATES GLADLY FURNISHED
Beaufort Lumber and Manufacturing Co.
RETAIL DEALERS
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