-
cn THE KEWS OF MAKTIIf
OOLSTT TWICE A WEEK BY
TAKING THE EKTUtriISE. SL»
TUESUT, JI'NE IK NO.
A SAD DEATH
OCCURRED HERE
LAST SUNDAY
—— r*
Mrs. John L Hasseli
Passed Away Very
Suddenly
WAS CITIZEN
Largest Funeral I Voces
sion In History of
AVilliamston
Mrs. Mary Hasael died Sunday, af
ter an ml oaiy a few hour.-,
beang take* Sataidtay oigt.i, *a«t ria.
■rwa naaa*«aa haul t ocaocfe Naiwa.
uMmrag. maca abr led ia a siaae v.
ceo— aad em rauro, (omag aaa,
-I 1U« p. m.
- •-e aa* tae daughter of Elder S>a
v«sae ltas*ed aua t ai.oae M "-■»*-1.
nas*eh. n* bara ia Hilhm „
yean a*n bet aoocurr 4cu me..
*ae was an« a y«aa* ai and .u.
«» laaei. aa tae r»iar or tae ink
V» d.aaaa ->.aiae aad aire.
idade >r aaaa., a,.a aiwn ue u%
eu unut their dtsala. al *_m i
her that *ar aritr ri sow utr.. w.
■set oi iljdMdncc aa her ear.j Lie,
anu laa sae alwa>* ac&ed a* tae uwa.
gnuae, bia»r awl kiag —i n-1 ,u ai.,
iraoa ner early } nta anial hea vleaUi.
aaau ui oac aa* bcea te.ni to Br .no
even uac laoat m he*.
iter tile aaa puce, sweet ad iaUr,
aau ttdi ot Ue giae- liial a ju.h
ao.mi piSr* *» aagaa.j.
1.1 liut, m«i dae lua. a Jtd Ml ii'U
I- .aa.se I. ab>B hwal pruaamu nap
ptar aisa prace. LMC. «H) b> .a
taarMi of orata.
aars ra. vu w_» ««_e of four cuil
dren, katJtg taree b Imi >, r i_n
& aaasaeii, aow ia■ |L{ ,a aatu p«ar
busi, aa a* (kkwa, Jhsw. vai
via asasaeu a*, aassau ai•
lit 11. g in Masai. fO>- at# kie.t Uai
ue asia> aa ia iidae tax (kr^...
iae.it a.d i a.-is a_* a tfipa a». en
adi a .a iat pk4 >»».t Scpauiciii.
ibe itmeraa aa* .> i.>
er Jim if. o( tae li-au»e uapb
cuaru. wa aoata e hi*- iscea a
ue. ziut aJit, aao —a>ar a bawi a»
Um iaa fauaa taa* >eu 1/ giane,
ttbeic as uy iKld). O- dra. h, buns
as thy
Udei &)noid lia u ;«M oi hot.
ia anram sagaici nan so ami.
---■■) lobJiu ue ssa*adaa.c. * tsJ
•irea aibbt th> lane: arf ia> Huu
er, aad aa* a.a*«ara cir I. al sae »a;
. in ant acj tWia.
fiacc tar kaarr Hau-sel.
aaa U bar Wita tarr, i*
wash or a aa.l oi bit «a
by ber, ami abbie sjaapanhj pc» out
tor the Mt-tooi aol ad the laaai),
. nasi sadbcx Ibn to see tne
aged laCbei lose lie geaUe hand ot
Me oi has faathjul daagaier.
Ihc baai wa* at S&aait« eea
etes>. ' Uac of tae id|ed
ever see* at a ibbinai aa i* idtams
toa atteadn-g. Maay |«pe lim ah
parts ol Martia a wed as ftU, Edge
coahr aaa! hiia. dienad
ldi\ FKNMENT IN* ESIMiAI ING
MIU£ KElTHtlKl* MISdUNIM O
Viith a ids oi praaecdUaa and dr.—
-from pattaael service where
tae aSmhr a a lesberaJ eaaptoyee,
laveatagatioa a» Sacsag auaae by the
lived d ii-ter—al reieaai d upon*
• taa [uriaai -bMii tmi "* ta u'fb tiian
«Uths are ad, ta aH r*«o, pt-riorm
ing ruck dad j pnfdaty aad ia ae
cwuauc wal tae Saw-/
Sectiaa l«i d Ike Luud Stale
ftmi odr jK»im a penalty of I*'
for waoner, tag a fadJac of
fleer or ether pciaaa aathmnaad h>
aay law of tke I'iid States to amkr
or give a cc-tdwrc or Mher wrtl
- dd li ia ircT aaafee aad celiv
„„ er aa trac sat a cmuflrate or wni
he kaow* ta bo lake.
Sack miu aaHiml. it is declared hy
iae, D. H- ia ackutaoa. U. the
penalties puufltd hy law. will h*
godly of the tfleae. mm m te c.
EXTMESSaON or THANKS
iMi I iflll . difc. aad a*r. Mrx
Mary Ha^*
THE ENTERPRISE
HAVING TROUBLE
WITH YOUR ROSES:
Extension Service Gives
Advice To Our Good "
Housewives
KA LEIGH. J(k 11—Mildew o.
nwe» may be cheeked by JuUf flow
en of sulphar «tn the Iwilm i-ji
vines. The sill mi prm« vt
me Uluur* dt.CM) MctM, Ob b
*ua litfUtl ,yit«iu{, ak„
«»»» '■ »- * . CkOOM 1U.1K.4.
,>»• ">« UK £>aM CMkgc ua i .
«• agl"t**wrr. be «d.uo lu..
UM; MUfMU or MHnC> > H ur J- . -
*(>mu ||»IC.- *itcl Inmf mim;
L*«ua. |ncie>«k) «ajr a k -»
HUm, mi lum ir,481.d mi. spu. n
•v«e pbbMl * >umm ur ii«c a iml iui.
• use |»aM* inoi.u .1 t* in* l.ttm »i>.
oew b> Uac Um Utj begin Iwhuu
nig next
Jtr. t4u •>> iku mmsaleraaa
.»k.|«UuU lute c»ac * u u* c«.
■«tf IHi >f»i ibaM ■>>««« awl tf..
uMHrh oa> n«o. lie U«
Uost.ii>; in rally :)»hbg i* prrvr»
IK Buklr* gtbU fj ~n_.ll 11 w
••as a u«tK, i« XX at (Mb
nercul hm -ibfbu iJ. be l«uu
umm« fll«U>r lau tse hbtit M M>i
pliur. In Iku caat iW Ityial shou.
out be alWsal io aiiki Ibr puuni
ed surface •! the boa-e » d atU «
lhe |nlM. It ■ill aba* MM bill at £
tUib on the fbitapt bblj maXml ill
oy the nib ami lor iku iraAu a.
-tivuld not br jut letbir Ut»
««lllg.
"Mell nuUa iu>l i«« laa hca, lf|i
leseul a (WmtMbbr aabinirit of Uaj
i4e, arc very MMtitW aui UHret«.
nimbi be ).»» the pufti |Mio«iva
live cafe," M)» Mr. fbM.
r'ORD SALES PASS
iiit, HALF MILLION
MARK IN 12V DAYS
Astonishing Kecord Just
established by Fond
Company
UaR than half a mSm Port car*
abd track* mM Ub Ift ca)k
lhat a the -bit—Mbnag mw4 jaai
tstahuW b) Übe Fun Motor com
paii) ail ftttbtau ale. fl*.
uie» and obpbbMtibg ansae il 11
Uiaa ever the ngkt of the ford t«.
the title of The tanmal Car."
Kroa Jibinry lat to May I*4 uk.
of Ford can aal track* aa the Ltui
ed States reached the tn umi it* U
tal of neail) twice the uuii
ber .-old at retad itarac Ur nan
period a year bfu, bkb the totai aiu
-2*3.7*2.
Ev tii with it* huge prodMCtboa fa
(illtio, bo* ifiralag aa a leaedaie
■a tif*-a of (X can a«fl
a day, the (aaiiaqr a uaaMe to ka*,
up with the aaipresedealed dtmxaid.
April aet a new sale* record far the
month, jut a> aa* rwrj dfcer aaali
In a year, and wa* tae thirteenth caa
•ecative aauath aa atach antes k>u
■ua over the UWJtb aarL
Sale- 'luna r Apnl totaled li»Afc*
Ford can aad track*, ft MM aa*. e
thaa were Mitetai la tke saaae >aibtli
last year wkea lliaySKS retad Mt«r
iea were a«r
Sew rrwkctMa record* were e*
liMufcrd by the Faaa Matte corn
pany foe the week lalibg Tart lay.
May Bth, 4wib« wkith a total of ».
161 ran aad tracks acre tarwed otat
far damiHc aae, anoa lag t* aa
aouacemcnt t> the Faad aei Tha
exceed* by IK the pttiiiw high nr
onl set the week before
Daily prodartiaa Utah to a ae.
high Mack, Friday, May 4, akta «,-
MO can aad tracks were aanUed,
healing the weardrfOTl tdsUiihw
aa Tueidsj, Aptfl IHK
Fordsoa tractor |ii|irtiia for I
week «*« Taandpy, was TjnE
Duribf the aarer week the Iknfln
produced ITB Latah can.
DEN VETS ELECTION PITS
COLOKADO 15 THE HZI
DEMOCRATIC OOLCMN
The eleetisa afW K Staptrtra
(Dta) aa baayar cf Dtam, defeat
iag Mayw BaOqr, (fafii kf C.l» a.
janty.ia *»crtpais
state aa ISM tm thair atatewd tha
trai af tha edjr aa has uelartiaa caaa
WILLI ANSI ON. HAKTIN OOLNTT. KOKTH CAROLINA VOL! ME 24.—Nl'MBER 11
TEACHERS SUMMER
! SCHOOL OPENED IN
CITY MONDAY A. M.
Daily Increase Is Ex
pec ted In Enrollment
All This Week
OUTLOOK IS BRIGH'
Strong Corps of Instrut j
tors In Charge of
the School
Martin Couaty Summer «rhAol op
cued MoaJa) wiin a :ai. atiewtiic .
llaltie i'aiKilt ot Illusion l
■ eprescntitig ine state urpiiiair.it ol
euiaca-ioa. libs I'airutt ba- tnr.i e--
l.atnl in ttu- work toe several yea.
a* beiu lit h.gn t-lmu 1»> taa
.eactieis ut I Ik- state.
Hi-. K a». of Fa.et.e* .u^
.» .•u|H i l imii a I*l ll.*l. >* ..m I ibMin
.or, «wl *i=s 1.-Uuj lUlici.sib oi %» .4 '
.uiii-Uiii UL-trmU m iac pilOUl) u.-
,-aiiiuoa. Jiv. KotwiMia ha- tauin
•■I i lie blast on ..moot* lor nn..
jrmn ami a* cMnadricu we of lie
•i»t pilruai) teacliei > in the .date,
ibwe ftKi.'icriag the brst >U) were.
Niw L-mc tfrvwii, Jamesvide-
Mi» Lai re l>rite Manning, Jane
ville.
Mm Can ie Sexton, Jaine»v ilir
Miss Leouune lAavmpuit. Jaiui
ville.
Mrs. Mar> Kuebuck, Willumtfaa.
Ms* Mary la> •»!, Wuluuait«
Ilia
Mis.- Elsae Orcen, UillunMia.
MiH Mary D. Ujuae, l»erett
M*a M> rile JaiiH j. Lvrtetis.
Mis» lte»e Jaines, Lverett*.
Miu Kuth Uaihj, Lvrretta.
Itio Su-h Keel, cAeietta.
Mis» Lillaau Hot IwLay, Kobr.Svt.
ville.
Many utheis are expcctad to irjir
ter during I'm; week.
The piograia is lull of inatractie.,
and the )oung aad tnexpenaoced tea
dwr raa't atford to aaiss the traa> -
in*. Every high school pupil la U>
ouwatj ahoulil take aaKaatake af tha.-
opportuiiiiy.
cuuut> ihouiii take adtanlage of tha
oi the work that I* beanir carried «•
lei* for the he.-eli: of Maitim ruual
teachei* aiid
•:4&. to *.30, primary iea>liß« aa
fiaauaar.
to 10:15, demonstration da*-. 1
torn.
lo.Mi to 11:15, cwrnp»itioa ai
.-pHling.
11:1» to 12:41, chapel period.
al o|.eniiiir exerciser.
|li| Music ainl Kaaara.
Irt School management.
to I ikiuii rree»-.
I to 2:15. writia kuJ literala:e.
2:15 to 3:tiO. wntiag ami r™rr.
I*>
METHODIST CHURCI.
MhAllibK» HARD Hi a
Crash of Mills and Bann
At Salisbury Wipes
Out Savings
SALISttI kV. June IK—SaliUatiy
parsed a quiet Suaday with ao aea
devetiipbiiinU in the silaatma regard
li.g the cloned hanks or the at alas oi
the ilerkieiihurg Mill* wapon). At
FmU Methodist chuich, the pa*tar,
kev. Juha F. hirk, prcacatd to a
largo cuaigregatioa the saar Kad ol
a seraaoi. he preached at Statesvilae
unaucdiately fo Iwwiag the great Koi
af bit whea such iiavoc was wibiagnt
aa that sectuaa of the coantry. ban
the aenaoa was as appropriate hrre
today as the one he a*ed after tae
flood for meauben af the Fust cnaarrt
■ut hit harder aad more hA«a h
the fail are af the mills aad tha daa
aag of the (topic's baak thaa aa>
other group af mfk m the 1 1■ity.
Several last practically had
in the worhl in the sbill crash ard
•cores haoe 'all thaar sariaga as w«fl
as their checking ac» aaali tae a|
in the closed People's baak. , ladi
vidual 'oases to aaimti is of this
church iaaige from a few drfpn U
cf the haaaat Baraca rlsm, aae" af
the Ui|bt orgaoizad rlaaccs ia this
aaitnia, the learler, A. L Saaat. Ho
has taaght the rhd liiea at* argkaa
aacboa with the dial teak as
cashier, bat he was ialenwptad hy
a general nte ml wlirarr aad
gapafl a fcy awayy
Mocksrille—New oauafl factory is
aow laiiHirfni here.
SELLING COTTON
NOT EASY TASk.
Many Problems Involv
ed In Disiiosing of
Big: Lots
Selliog tdlbb ta the 4d way t
a comparaiirel) ea*y way for the far
mer. a* practical. :h-- miw narth
'd i.- mil m arfi:-. bale oi cot
oa a> ia seihag we lu..neiL Laical
•iiarkei* aae aaani read) to ahsiui.
.ne olaenaga af o«.i laiwrr , N whei ti
er tfaeie are actati oenaaana* irvw a )
mills, i ottaa hear- ar ex|iortet&.
Ihe 11 log ol outiva mi a large
aay, however, a* an entirely differ
eai prvpostfaoa. Nxae tame unre, we
had a very acta*, iu.ure market, aim
%-onsbdrratee ottvb wa* mU «o lo
ral markets at g«Msi p«k> Howev
er almost every • wbi is pu*te«i
properly wkl t«U .--a mat there wa*
everal weak* mi l«w n.go pirced Iu
lure markets, ia wnaa Ueir aa
pran s ally no detwai .1 lor *pot cot
toa from the people wb> ib«rt) Uie
carge ipaaatdim .■ it
There came a slump in lie marke*.
and some of mar mrmtwr- were dis
posed ta 11aifi 1 1- a> for not having
■add all af aar «di«i al .iioad 3«.
■ eats or ahova. U all the cvrfton
i i-rialirar had thiuan their holdings
on the market trwana tha.- level, w hen
there was very little spot demand,
it would have had a very disastrous
.ifect upoa the market and we would
have defeated the v«rry purpose for
which we are #rgaiur«~l the o*deil>
marketing of cottaa; ami even if we
lusd bee* iiap* ibl m celling our
prudact at an average of cent>
per pound and odtoa ha.l gwue to
32 cents ot ta la cewLs per pound,
we are ipaate sure the oar- who crit
icised us for ant setlnag at 30 ccut>
would have caafared us all the more
for selling at M cewt* when they felt
sare it was Cpai to £ «au per
Oar sale* maaai rt doe- not exper.
to bit patch with every hal
af cotton that has hem ocVered b.
oar mi idrr If we wen vide t>-
pack off tae top aotrn pnrr.- every
tame, we i attkh waaU aot be
ta bhoM hma wkh aa m tha pidaaat {
-alary we are paying ham. Mhal we
hope to d* for oaar membei*, how- |
ever > ta sho* them at the end of
the sea Boa tha we have icceivcd a
much latter p e for a I the Cotton
we have than the average price
of cottoa sabi by memher* on the
—taifle —The N--rth Carolina Cottaa
G rawer.
TURKEY SWAMI'
UH AL MENTION
Nr. arai Mi>. A. B Ayerw spent
Samta> alien.' «a wriUa then hruUn-r.
Mr. tt. D
Nr- J. II- Aim ha* rrturaed hoabe
after speasiie.. tame with he I
Nr and Ni*. Charley N. Ilalluck
-peat Sanda> .tternooa with the tat
ter's parent .Air. and J. Daw
saa Lalley.
Nr.-. N. tt Battack sprat Sanday
with Nr.- D. K- Gargaaas.
Nrs. Martka Gaigaaa* spent last
week with ter saster. Mrx Mao
Ward.
Mr. J T. Jaiam. Mas* E-telle Bui
lock and All* Jame. spent the
the weet east with relatives near
Slakes.
Mr. and Mr>- A E. Garganas spent
Saaday p a- with ulaim i ia Wil-
Mr. and Mr*. J. IL Wyane and fam
d> af Everetu -peat ftafay with bei
father, Mr. J M U FML
Mr. aad Nrs. WOie Khitehur-t
lat Sun. la. with their parent*. N>
aad Mrs. J. SMI 111 I.
Menn. Mariaa Gargana- aad Wil
bar Cowia aad Miasea Magdaline Ba -
lack aad Glady* Gnrgannr spent Saa
day with Ma** Helen Mae Sanamorr
af near Stake*.
Wymae "aad'Vrank Wrme spent Star
dap with friends ia Stakes.
day night with Mua Gladys Gaiga
CHIMTUX GHLHCH
Saaday iHIiiMMB a. m, W. C
Willi \IU Pi ta. ""
LINDSLEY ICE
COMPANY NOW
DEUVERING ICL
Twelve Tons Per Day L
Being Pixxluced At
Local Plant
IS RAW WATER ICL
Have a Large Storage
Plant to Store Sur
plus Supply
The 1-in.l-ey Ice oarpam began
pulling ice Noada>. and ate ihv pull-
IB C at the rate of twelve ion. a day.
This new enterprise for Wdliamstori.
has one of the best plant* af its sire
in the country, and are prwduciie io
from ariadulterateil city water, right
from the water man.*. , Thi.- gives*
them a pure water ire. a* the W ||-
liamston water has hren pnonouncei
by every analyzer who ha- e\aminel
our uater ha> prvxu-aiacekl it pure and
whole.soine. ami when ice a* made fioni
pare aad wholrsoon- water in a sani
tary plant -uch as the l ind-e> hrotli
ers have erected here, Ihe ice can
not he aay thing less than pure and
wholeaome.
The old fashti-neii ire plants air
compelled to Bte>l distilled water for
making ice. but this new plant just
iastallol and BOW running, make.-, he
from pure water, which gives a hard- '
er and purer ice. The an prices*
makes ice that w ill la.-t al.Hit one
third lunger than the old distilled wa
ter ice, according to statistic.-, w~hicfc ,
will mlurr the ice bills of the peo
pie of William*ton and Martin coun- j
ty to that extmt.
The Messn. LamL-ev and ire men |
of exeprieacr. betag interestedtn an-!
other plaat at Norfolk, aid have be ;
gan business here lo give the people'
of this county a sen* re similar to'
the service rendered in Norfolk. They
have a large storage rwom which wil
store about fifty tons of ice, and will
keep this storage room Ailed to ca
pacity to assure the palJac lhat no
ice hortage will prevail ia William*
ton ia the future.
With the open tag of this up lo thr
minute plant add- one more -lar t"
Williams ton, ami we feel certain ihe
pa-ople of the r sunly will patror>ige
them to the extent thai will make
their venture a complete saamv- fn.m
a financial point af new. and we me
convinced that they will render a ser
vice that will warrant the persistent
ami expanded patronage of the en
tile county.
Wilmington—Cape Fear liver tiaf
fir is being urged to get locks ami
■lam.
HOW TO BUD
A FRUIT TREE
Budding Is More Econ
omical Than (draft
ing Method
b A a
KALKIGH. June IL—lf want
aew frait trees of a de»iratdr variety,
these ma> be aecureCb) taking l>u.i
frum the desired varieties and in
serting them an needling stocks or on
aew wood of eld trees. J one is the
amnth that is generally doae beraiw
the bark slip* eaaily. It F. Faym
evteaaion hnrtacaltaralist for Ihe Stat,
college ami Departnaeat of agricu ture
tells about the proce-* as follows:
Stone fnaita saach as peache-, chei
nes, aad plums are always tussle.i
Other fruits aa apples, «paiacr, aw
pears may ba grafted but aae wual
ly budded because it is cheaper.
er aad rimpler pruce*-
"Shield baihhag ia the t>pe mos
ased. The bad ah maid be placed o
a stock about the sue of a lead pet.
ciL This usually awaas oar vear ob
wood with the peach ar two >ear a d
wood with the apple.
"A cut should be Bbade on the stoH
about 3-7 inch arwwad the uee am:
aabother on* about 11-2 aache> long
above, vertical ta and divading this
horizaatal cat sa it will look like ar
■averted T.
The ba* should then be taken fn*r
present acaaaaa growth where lb
leave* have bcea removed ba". part
af the pat i ale* left to be mrd aa i
lunar A cat ahaald be asade l
inch above the bad aa that M will h
ahnat half way thru tha stick whew
it reaches the lawar end nf the hid
there the bark ahaald be csfl « l aan
across. Then takiag bold by the pe
taale mam it frwaa the stick and ia
aert aa the tree ta be bwdded uader
the flaps aadd the lower ewd ram re
ta eoatart with the lower part af the
iasertad T. Pit* dawn the edge*
aad hiad with ftMßa ar aay other gnoH
*"-Aft«r tha aaaaa ii madethas^ring
tap caa ho. «■! «( tafl aprtag aftar
1923 FARM CENSUS J
BENEFITS FARMER
i
(lives Him Correct I)ata J
Upon Which to Plan
His Business
i
Many farmers *hai «ar j
(ru|K ftt rvsky an»i the WfA't are j
uncertain, white e \ee--• > w* MeJ
1
The »vark-t~ W»- |
farmer doesn't know what tlbe j
are loin;. and Ihr .weather amahf* it 1
a gamble, yet fiwl an.t f«>( mmt br
produced. The pru»tu«r»r e, «inm fan
and sure compensation. VI '-a! i* We
state doing to help 1
Agricultural (lucjt»>c us
and the animal farm bmt k}
the ue|virtm. Nt or airr*>(taiifw. t> a
most i lux tern and
of taking the thano* ■ 1 uf thraaiug-
With infuinwtiun. fat., i. »» oaree
ly stabilized, markers t'«i t «t_. r *»i
selling arc iucate>i r.e. »»•>-. Kis twr
or untie rp! an ting may i* £a: •!_«•.
mated
To make thi > vaioafci* .« f+mmMatm
reliable ami the tei. -u.-t *
farmer is urged t*» prepare a w.Ktee
li.-t of each . n.p h-- i# *ji
vest thi- yea*, 'iur t»>inilbe» eack
kind of mature live -rock iif In l l
hens. U-arn't* fruit tn«t. w»v- «» »»-
proved pastures. acr»- Ijwr -■•« uxi
that cultivated this year. hmn>«tf
and by tenants « praraieiy». !ir.Vt
acres, etc.
Each farm owner ts ie*o«'«d
law. to icive this iafoi ntw*. as- 1 b»
study i»k it o*er arid wiiwn a
orandum. he frill M«r luansctf i* "
others much tune whew lulu; T»
information listed ts strictly I
tial ami not tasaMe- It u *«•! » *
to help the irttnist*. T*
, speculators can pet >'« li the p«s#-!--fr>
jed results, while the farmer -
, in several indirect way*.
SiMALL DOCKET
IN RECORDER'S
COURT TODA\
Conviction Secured In a
Very Deplorabk-
Case
MAKE AN APPEAL
A Few Other Minor l as
es Are Readily i»is
l>oseil of
At the regular. .iuja o: (w •A»; 'j
court Tuesday J. • Sau£>v_ pt«-
titled and Attorney 1.. K. l"««t
hi> plate as solicitor
The following raj«- ■ »«■
ed of:
T he first ralksl IF«- . Ui>
v*. () t»r liullock, atuu>i*i>n£ IW
deieatlaut pica. I not .gttrßw. ASSn the
ca.-e Was pnsfnlnl lt» tic (Mali la
wa adjutigt-d guilty aful MrntdKou u
tlte Edgecombe r>M>l Ifwf a bra «•
two > «-ai», from »eHW* tan
defendant appeal* >1 to tee - i f wi
court. The appeal bun.l iii fcuHl al
saoo.
State vs John IU-n Wifctiaaw„ "*m
tinuetl until June :'tk
Stalfe W H. 11. liai tvU aa»* l«>t|
liartitll, cliarged with fwnmlmi aiw>|
adultery This rW *i» mt* or tftxun I
old tune scantUl, that u
society in so inany place., n tie ■•rtti
totlay. The court foUßtl eacfc ••rfeaa
aid guilty, and llarrett "a- j
to the Edgecombe rot»>l fnt V ****."L
and la-na Barht Iti to iail fee 3* 4»)'
and finetl her #lO anl I^atl
appealeti to the »upeirtt>r *'.»■*• aax
we«e ret [4ll ret 1 to r»e i» Ue -»»•
of SaUO for liar red abl i£A fw lb
the woman.
This case U BomewlEaE a*
Harrell is a mamnl cm *lf I->•*.'
com he county arul ki- 7 (liUm. fa
also has served six awttti* mb !k
Edgecombe marl for the iinar *S
fense wi»h the same ■>>■» Tt
*oman, It na liaifieM, ab» #o> a t.«-
hand antl .separateti fw® baaa in
years ago, admitted »be ba> a ll'»
year ulti child and wbew HaricJ aeafl
to the road she wa» muAt !• ku\
Eilgeeombe and came tw laiUh. I
three months after his Ura npM
he was also in Martin rmali Ina*
with her in a four roaa W—e a*
hen in a two room boaue. TW owl
had no difficulty in Mra« a w«4p
in this case. aa> was M ianfc u
its judgment.
The la* case oa the *uhl n« lb
State rs F. L l*gtf% hmg
far the purpose of aale. *a* fiw
net guilty.
TENT HEETIXG BEGIN* '
TONIGHT ON ■AICWOX
Rev Mr. BiitHl of the rwiirtJ
church, will begin a Ml ■!*■» •»-
aight. His teat ia bealcd m the
north cad of Haaghlaa aueN. AC tbe
The pahbc m Ji Eml l»j
mtitmd all services.
THE BEST ADVERTISING ME-
V MLM roit THIS SECTION WILL
BE POI ND IN THE ENTEKTUHL
urABUSHEO ISM
HAiaT MILLION IS * ,
PAID TO CO-OPS.
IN VIRGINIA
I
New Contracts Pouiing -
Into the Asociation
Heackiuai-tei-s
ANOTHER PAYMENT
Likely to Receive a Ma
jority of South Caro
lina Weed
Me:*- than a ha'f million dollars
»eie pa>j out this week to u>embers
«f the tobacco Growers t •■operative
■ a aariat wb from their aarvtoouses in
the Itai tired Uit of Xirgima isi
toUacot delivered sisce February 17.
This fay merit will be followed by
i urtaer ca-ii -.istr .hut:ofts to n.embds
-■? li# couperat4Ve aseeciatiou m three
». smi as sales of
l»y the leaf Jij jrjinrr.t of the
«»!«iaUt'ti a~arrait irurti [ta> luents
tw u* iurri:ier. in Norta CaroUna alio
* ngitua. antl a fourth pa., ment »n
»t*jUi CarrduuL
«• »i ->VCi)OM lv {« tl uai |
■aay Uu- «t-. t ironi an members in
>*«ulh marks Use increasing
•dga-up o; lottacco uith the voopera
t.-»e ativ.i in the southern end
en; of t c belt. Tfce S- -u th Carolina
f>a« ow appear certa.n to follow
the ti~mple of Virguua glowers in
IS2 i« markt-ung a majority of their
uiocco ihivugh the cooperative asae
catMii dunng the coining Kxmii.
There will be a cit.p .-nortage of
♦»iirht ti-bacco m Xirxiiila of at least
JM per cent, or well o*er 30jKOjO(U
iMunlt. compared to last year, now
-eeori- inevitable. Sna lar losses have
t*rx*! >ullered by the farmers of the
010 ttelt of North Carolina, and., it is y
rearftajly a«ree-l that the bright to- \
rami crop c(. the old lielt will be
I (aountls k-» than in 1922,
|rt« with the most favorable O'Btll
|t*Mi.~ hereafter.
I More than SO"' crop reports from
j 'teal units of the Tobacco Growers
K'tofrralire association have now
| reached Kaletgh headquarters. Ac
]t .Hjinc to reports from the county
I -eerrtaries of the tobacco cooperative
I ,» tl oat of 2S tobacco growing coun
|tx~ w \ ii-ri'iia there was a prospee
llivr -ioitage of at least 21 per cent
m the Might tobacco protliKlion of
tiiat state up to June I. It is esti
mated that Mt»ct- that time the con
] tiAued dry weatlier ar d the loss of
|4ants have inr the shortage of
■ the iw\t rrx.p in \ irginia alone at
I the ia«e of 1 per cent per tlay. up to
IJu-e 11.
T1»- pn.^KT*> for t-atern North
C'aioSiaa. th.-ut.-h far r-iore favorable
thari ib the old he!t. have been im
pa««d by the lack, of rain an.l the
it ri —'l- 1 mirraht-ii of negro la
b** South CarvJina rej«»rts the mo-t
favorable critp comtitioß.- for ntany
I ««-ars at ' bis -easom. hut there a«
lu !>if eaMera the losa of ne
I r t. liiK i is -eriously handicappiiig
ItW t.*t» co fanner*.
MRS. VANDERBILT
BACK FROM ORIENT
Endeavoring To Make
State Fair Best In
History
lULMtill. June 11.—Mr*. Edith
I VaMk-itelt is bark fiom the Orient
with niany new ideas about making
tAje wit State fair bigger and better
fluu eyer t*ef«»re. She is now at bet
bane at lulteaore. and wiU give large
ly *4 her time during the summer
w BMnhrrig out these ideas In taagi-
Ur form.
Like ** her North Carolinians, Mrs.
Vnaili ilwlt is proud of the state, and
r.W- wants to aaka the SlaU fair
| iey«e-e«*atwe of a great state. Of
««ne. ?he especlt. to have agiiiai
t«.ral evfaibds m- keeping with the
pfcsAd work h being done ia
tarmtmg. hat -htL wants to da a«r».
She (ants all various Indus
trie* of the state represented also.
Mrs \ anderblit doesat expect to
««a* with eahiits of agncaltaral and
iaMrial ptmgrvo* She wan to
Amt what tbe schools and at a spa „
pragreas m aay Una ml
«U the ideas aad impitarinai
l_iail fn« her trip abisad. Mrs.'
Vaalnkflt believes that she will he
aUe with the aid mt the sther «•-
csals mt the Ihir. who haee alaa haaa
wTaUr that wOl he wwlhy mt a