PARKERS, WILU AMSTOX IS THE
PLACE TO snj YOIU TORiar
TI.. t.Z.E OF THE HOUSES Hi k
JVOLUME 24. NUMBER C 7.
THOUSANDS IN
ATTENDANCE AT.
THE ASSOCIATION
Many Good Preachers'
Attend and Deliver
Messages
Jt The annual of tJ* K(fc«b*|
Association «as h«U at fautliwick'i
Creek churx-h, Satunfcy. Sai«4»y nnJj
Monday, October fcb, Tti. and Bth.
The host of viiiwri bepu to rath-j
er on Friday before; the C«M Lir« j
trains from east, west- north and »i
bringing them from se\eral states an.*
many comti» in carter* and cent:.
Carolina.
The people of tbe n mmime * s«
toubliwg tbe church «*» not tab* J
by Midden surpn.-e at tbe- Urge- j
enntr; they had ruade every prepa j
ation of entfrtajr.ii*M for m®> h j
they had looked forward for tbe I
in* of the raeetfc* And tbe.i j
hon.es were often. and somethr.j; u I
eat, well, If there had been i-wre, it i
I
would hav. looked something like »|
mirectp.
At dight, *ll entertainment w* i" j
tbe hemn»; for dmner. a general!
spread was laid for aIL
We often speak of l»> lb*wa »l b> I
tbe side of the sea; and on Strda j
-here were certainly nor* thar f J
I
thonsand, who ate t.«e«her in a nscrt J
- orderly and friendly naaarr. Tb> |
\aiiet) of fowl r\ large; there ar- J
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few things to be e&ten that were:
not on (he table: and when al h» j
eaten, there was plenty for many j
mote. A view of this feast en j
ough to make the heart gfnd. to am j
re mmt B one aerwi
The pmckhf wy from * * '
specially prepared i» 'he jn>«« rteic (
-eats were prepared for the assew.btai
multitude. This L- the only way thst
h'rathimr could he arrarfred as, *•
t-uuae in the cvminunity woul-i bot ,
. uch a crowd.
The only criticism is, some pecp'e
will persist in gefei&g ««' up *« ,
the place of service aad talk and iw
f
—some in* preventw.g thu&e who de- I
sire to Hear prearlrng from the op
puitwnity..
There were 22 pneorhen* piwnt
14 being from tf ur association
The following preacte.! during t>«
three dan' session of the tuawu
lion: Si. H- Ham on. Plymouth; J-
K. Adams. Aagier. N. C,; W. R Craft
North Wilkeshoro. N. C.; E L Cobb
Wilson; C. F- tatty. Wilson; D. A
Mewbsoa, Farmville; T- C. Hart. I-a
grange; M B. Martin, Caswell fw»
ty, Ky.; Joshua T. Howe. Bahiaaere.
. Md.; G. M. Trent. Rainlk; R. H
Pittmaa, Lnray, VV; J. W. Wtatt
Visiting mink ten. who did net
preach were: Geo. W. Corbet, fallen
vHie; J. C. Mewborne. LnGraag*; J-
P. Tingle, Vancehoro.
Elder Sylvester Hastefl was mad
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erator, as he has been for many year*
and E'der R. S. Cowing av clerk.
The next terrio* of the Associa
tion will be held at Kehakee m Hali
fax county oa the fart Sunday. Sat
urday before and Monday after h
October, 1924.
c.„
ft cannot be educated the |m4
accomplished in there great gather
ir.g\ bat we jart hare to cmfre r
is good; far brethren and Mi ah, two -
all people to gather lagi«hn far goii
Tbe Smith wick's creek per pit *e
sent the highest praise for the ifto
h did entertaining and eUe R repair
ed work and are mrnhn. yet it
WIT more thaa worth the dhit
Mrs. Chart* Hi i ill left tk * reere
ing fur her brew m W li Q . D
to iM
;
THE ENTERPRISE
HIGH SCHOOL HOW THE ROAD
CONFERENCE WAS MAINTENANCE
GKEAT SUCCEfciii SHOULD BE PAID
'Officials Gratified Over
i Attendance and inter- ,
est Shown
WASHINGTON, txt t- The High|
ladkot itacseo conic nr« that has
!teeu meeting it U* city came to a
i
'cum al noon today. Dr. lligteaiU
} !
' m "■ ■■ tius was «■« o! tbe Oct -!
cuajtirw*> Horn the >und|k >t oi at
trniinii r wl interest, that be had
toed.
Ibe h.«cm Ust Mlgo: w». held m
» tiqjijt cam eft anu was weil a»-
lunmL Stale Superintend* u A. 1.
{.tile* addressed the ronfrnmr on
. tue cv«..tn «K pot of ru&>olHte
1
IK > «n4 set forth in detail the a»i
--2 of such a put! »\er any
I R.l ana bus* plan- Dr. X- W. W»lt
j er, dna of tie School of i^iacatmn
( at ue University, tauked to the u»
I ference of ways that tbe University
I
jcoutii help eta school work
Dr. Higtk.~at.lii max a slx-rt talk.
|th>sw( tbe jww-k of iugh achooh>
f within the r«st kb years. At the
j norvtj aession Dr. Wei » of thr
I .
) State no. real at t*ite aburo »p>*f
ias in the hifh h«4, aster
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I whach the conference arsumed li f
| air mi a round table discussion oi
I p.wbleovs that have conflicted the
! iinow leaders. Tbia feature oi ihe
j
; coAferenre had consmerabe to do with
I tue »»***-* of the conference ow nr
I to Ue fact that these discussions g-*«-
! learners the ahaace view of p« «>
leaas that aie wary pauhaUe to H-+-
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| yen with them at any time, ai>l w«u.
* the .adu&Mn premnted to tb»m (
' tbetr own jmtgment of means to so..* j
tbem add mark to the.r aUlitx IS
c»pe with situation* that woubl othr
wise p«w%e pei|M\iHc
Bfciila Dr. i. Henry lligtfe-ni t:..
State High Schanl ukpector, Stat
N-pennm>»i A. T. Alien, of Ila
le-gh. Dr. X. W. Waiktr. of Chap.
'Hill. Mr. Mar mm Res Traafae. direct
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for of teacher Uamiag, Kaleigh, I |
E. Brown, State director of \ocatwn I
al training. Raleigh, were amm pres.-j
eat, with iloul three orore high schor* |
pilar lpalf M mrhers fiwa all sec
ttoas ef the dutrict.
R»RD »I.\S Ol"T IN RACE
WITH RIG ItlX SUNDAY
I
Sunday Mr. Elbert Manaiag |
was dnihg an the Wslliaoßtan-Wash- j
ingtan read and a large fox jamped I
in the nad abend of bun, and started I
a rare wrth his Ford. Mr. ManUag i
'NM his tare, bat thp hm mreilj
nnhdrat of kis ability ta run and |
dedge eien a Fatd au. natimed the!
race, ami aa a iaal wandag Mr. Man |
«mg saad "Get tat of the read or I
will hang year hade round tare wo
anat'» nark.'" And suU tbe fax ran,
but alas, was anon amder the wheei
of tbe Ford, a dead fox.
Vou see. there a an chaece to best j
a Ford, they hare all tried it.
MRS. ROGER CRITt HEX. JR.
WILL ME HOSTESS TO THE
rCIILATMEAS THUKSOAT4
M ahy evening Ml eight o'clock j
the haree of Mre. Rig.ii Critcher, Jr.!
wdl be the Meeting ptore of the Phi- j
Al ■mill i are taged to attend.!
H ta aaid thai ■■ fTj.hl is of kss '
beaeß to ■ inefag crap of wild (
oata than the ilalih KgfaL
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RTHXIAMSTON. MARTIN 001 XTT. NORTH CAROI.IN *. TUESDAY. OCTORHR *.
Sound Economics Only
j Basis for* a Perma
nent Road
I "Til the lutomofcik awl build thr
' toal from It* HWUWC is a pi i net
plr «htch has km by IH* |
* informed voters too many time*. But
J fJaatiM uil mhusJ etxmmia « et.
unraloi by ami >UU>mm
has the oy. Few who row
conrin tkcnMhtt with road fiium
nr. bat miJrtstMd thai the ngh; w*j
to pay for a road b either by roa«i
bonds based •*.general. no* specific
cuatio*. or from current general
fands.
The experience of years pre»»v- thai
die fees from Uied roal vriurhr wis
be spent for mntauM. Marnier,
ance is tiny* being asol «p. vehicle
taus are always in to provide
that maintenance. To we the main
tenancr fund for bnkung *m roads
is as uneconomic a» the procedure
of lie nam who baiUs a bouse fix
teat, and instead of using wae r»
the ie®t to keep his property in co
dition, and iwwt it and paint it, b>
s|«nds it for mMhrr house, letm i
the first go to nua He will ere.-
in the poor house, and the count
or sUtfe which does not provide Mam
teaaace fbnds for road upk«p wil
behaukiapt in good roads before tlx
roads are ful for.
It ip gndaillf toiinit to be reeo*
taxed that snow natvil & a ligiti
male in liwltiMW charge. All high
ways which can be used but *i
mx.tH of the twelve 0.4 t*K» then
| price. To get the us« of an expe.
>i\e highway for three or tour »■
sax months of saow time, b) the ex
pri«l.lure of a smaJl aawti «( ;
■luitfruacr fund, is wiljr >«tukl, atx
€ rftuiton sense.
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WHAT MUttlMUl
MMII Lil KNOW
1
That Are is twcherwK. Wlm pro
peily haudkd it % a gwd servant
hut in the haadv'of a cairinr pen**.
it bevumes a cruel master.
That fire hazards su round >ou an *
oaly the almost iigilarxs will pie
ml destractioa «f life and propertj.
la nmarr rates will cae duwn
wi.cn people awaken to She ncvassit)
of he prevention, and leaste condi-
Itioas that one fires
A hie is occamng nmn it
| the I nited States every Uat the see
I und haad of the duk aaih> » nua
I
That community cwpenliai is tht
heft aid to Are prevention. Do you
t share towards keeping Sre out c.l
' your ciri mm unity.
File looh> rep«eae*t a hie tax.
Year . hare of the burden is ijfrau
matrly three dollars This tax falfc
on every maa, arwanaa aad child it
| the t ailed Slatoi- Oat hn the tt>
' rwillrrtmg aad iliilnkjin agency. I
| collects from the many far distribu
! tioa wac the few who mffer in
jln wo. Redaction m the tolmtiw.
of piipilj will knag a tout a caocr
- —LT
j Ih* Chinese game. Mai- hapf, that
• has takea America by t«w (N that
| is baiag played in Imln, Paris ud
" i» ; -• . : •• . * ■ , >' -V*
JUDGE KERR IS
ALMOST ELECTED
SECOND MSTRICT
Allsbrook Will Oppose
Him In the Second
Primary
KAl.EltiH. Ort. 7,—li'ilk «b!i mx
tot out »f i to
tal of 110. Jwitf Ji-te 11. Kfir. of
I Wimirton, tonight w leadliif; for
the Jfin«*t»tk' »»iritiw to congress
Ito san«vii the late Cui»y kitchin.
I vith U.V>» votes «M of a I.tal cf
Solicitor R_ G. Allsbrook o;
n. n-oiki vkk votes
and N- J. R"*« of CKin-tn third
with 2.va
» .
Inlfss the rrtunb (ixoi ti* j.f\
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missing prrsinrtt jfive K- rr a rafii
cient majority to via the MKiration
in the SrJ primary, he will f( . t ntu
a >eeun>i primary with AIU-n»4
his opponent. The iltwwr-iii. 1,01111
nation if equivalent to w» sk
North Carafiia t»tni m« iul
district.
I >KSPERADOES
FOUND DEAD IN
PRISON MESS HALL
I Otticei-s Knter After Fill
ing Building With
Poison FVunes
PADIt'AH. *y, Oct. •> Three
convict muitlrirrx who, since ft«lm»
day, hate held ptuaa auti>«t it.e.- a.
bay, killiag three (fud» as Ute\ fi.
«d front thr on* hall «f the we t
era Kentucky State we.e
foaad M OXfy The. the
er* entered the Uliri-tein .4ii»gti»!il
afUr Itwidiiig the hakni.c with an»
isioaia func.
After the >lndl) gas-«s lad bet-i.
turned tß*o the buiix--, I »t ort 01
the desperate tiio aoi all
life aere Uiiaf. a *!«••» -t.jf pait)
of sevea b> n et>ln»t tie bu.Miu-.
All was ijdMt Ob tiu 11 -t fk«»r ai«:
they iMrt«d cautious m to the «v
f w There "hey f«- ■». ! * I wile
of the ntutiaoar a e«f 'Cith Ue
bloo.l of thiwe pnm «aanl~, vk-
I'ibs of the (piiiißfJ - i i ••matif pi.--
uk» • hen the l-«*ak f«»r liberty *-a>
uutialed early , 1 n imig, n.
their hand*.
Monte Walter, full) lifv-eri, a|»
(•aiently hail tee* kiil-d hy balk**
B'"l dunar the »tg»- I Grif
fith anal Harry Fetlar . ku rompai.
"«■>. itnpped to the »«>!, *eie deai
from bullet nwdi the heart
••"■Hi and her tar-i it maa Relieve-:
"ol fiotn their o*>> la:«b to e-cap»-
AMhoMtes mnn» >.l entering
the diipabd lut»a-« after a *per
ocular >Mce of SI hows ih lb
cturse of which pi';«- jroafds, lein-i
forced hy two df»ai!s- of hen tack)
"o'wjnl raarAof n. rw.-.«l the U>ki '
»'«* with witherxr of leel
jacketed hdbU fho, nfcs atxl na
chiac guru; swept the interior of the
build aj; with the shrank formed bt !
bursting rifle gmm wh aad twice tu
reeded n phriag tear ia- in the build
'■T
GOOD ROAUS SAVE
THE CHHIKV.V IJVES
Huctett lis* Imth x rood nab
than aa poor aara, aawdttg to farm
en who have tried both. Cfcirkm
■a pod reads get to traf
fc aad get oat of the my. Chirfceei^
\
aa mis where there 1a less Iraff.
get killed before they Iran the Au>-
gtr m "Tlaak. Mr
North Carolina fimi 1 purchased
umm 1— .f iwt jt
TUBERCULOSIS CLEAN UP THE
WITH THE NEGKO j I*OTATO STORAI.K
GREATER LN N. V. HOUSE EARLY
Shows a Decrease In N.
C. During: the I'ast
Several Years
Deaths fnxn tuberculosis 1««>K the
negroes m Nc» Yoik c.v a>«- »•«
th.- increased j «*•!>;= n * Cro«" the rm>r "
ta.itv statistics of thai city teo-nlly
iwmL lu 1»21 the death rate
from l"*' r l " 11 *
ioo ami in 19"— «* ;3! - ,n Nv ' ni
Carolina it wa.- l*" s in ,; *- 1 * n,i i- ' 4
■in 1522. The Mknto frvin tuK-r
culofcis for white people in New *
in ISil was K vol in North Ganoli
nu lor the sante p«K»l it *»s 9"
North Carolina is mMly a safe,
place lhan New York for h«th whit.
an.l oJotoi ix-ople a- far as the da»
r ci> from tabemkw ro. and a mou
hfirUHuig thing b the fact lhal the
State is growing safei each year In
Iwar >ean the neg.o oeath rate fi»i
tuberculosis ha* drciea*e«l enm
.11 l»18 to Mi
years the Stair's death tale fiortt u
t-erculosis has been cut in half ami
nwie- In I5»IU there were 4.m«i death,
iron tuberraloMv, m l»i; then »e,«
A New York writer finds it difflcuh
lo evpUin the unusual memac oi
deaths among negioes iiwn lobeicu
k»*s alone in one year. He haniiy
Hi nits it can he due altogether I
the mMM m negro fffhtio it—
na» been 1 |>er cent annual.* or W.
.ofe ui the peri««l from 1910 to IV2U
tine rale doe* not include, however
tiie accelerated moieiunit ofkcm
fiwm the south""■*« tirf isorth Jii tin
past two years. He of the opi>.
tun llal the negro CWBWg fw" " '
Warm and open air of the swutli t
a colder riliiat*, to more cougest*-
living co*diU»n> in a laige city, fii«L
laiuseif ei|K»ol to the dangers of tu
urnuluis to a greater extent thai
Ills more ac«ii mated l-elglll**lTin
writer admits libit the situation oi
a large negro |w|HilalMi with an n
drawing tieath rate from luUrruiio;
* piuMem with an increasing «kath
late from tuber ro.r ia Is a protdem
requiring special effort, even for th
common good of iU citiiens-
UOKK ON KAILKMAD
BKIWi: NC
l laa» Are Now To Hao Koadwaj t»p
raed k) |ml of Xw—kr
or few Uay« Alter
«»— ~
1 be railroad bridge mer main rtael
which k» u>«lergutag repairs, neeess.
tie (kc« of the roadway it
progressing nicely now, with gw*-
weather prevailing, ami expectation
are that the work will be to far ad
by the first of November thai
the roadway may be opened to traf
fic by that itetc or shortly afterward
Kith the open.ng of thu* thorougl,
fare, nothing will handicap traffic be
tween Williamsto.. and the fair grown)
giving the u ual two one-way drives
to and from the fair ground, which
le. sens the iaa«tr of acwiderits on
anvvbt of the btaiy traffic durin?
fair week.
With the opening of the raalwa; a
few days befoio the fair opens, will
allow traffic to pack the newly nuxk
romiway under the railroad before the
far ojens, and th* • with the improve
aaents that have been mmie on this
road and the paring of auia rtieet,
will make travel to aad from tike fair
Hinwnilii aaore easily done than evei
before.
> -
Don't tkiak thai bright men spewi
Cured Potatoes Should
He Profitable This
Year to Farmer
| KALtIIUH. Oct- * p. 4
' -toit»»re hou-es properly K»«l «■>
si ,uW makr ni.>iKy tfci« i«r. is
there » a of about a h a
dir l million ImsWU in the litJi ,«
lain crop, am! »'so a WfhW .Jer-r s«
i in the sweet potato crop. «
i
|) Mattkrvs, chtef of the di* •»«» >'
' horticulture for the State evlle*e am
IVpartment of Agriculture.
In onler to make money, however
Mr. Matthew- savs that the crop mu-l
t ■ *
l>e properly handled in the fiell pus
in storape ainl cunM acrorJmr t«
approved methods. Many dollar- sn
needlessly !>* t because the grower i
-1 n«»t willing to learn from the exp> •
le-ice iff others, but wants to e\pen
ment for operations thj«
have already been -tandanlunl
"The storage hou-e should he c'e in
ed out ami disinfected lhorwi*Wy it
onler to tret nd of the numerous -tor
aj»e rot (terms, left there frwii thi
previous crop."* says Mr. Matthew
> "A solution of fonnaklehyde mail- bj
| mixing 1 pint of formulin I # !■*'
cent t in 1»» to la rations of watei
makes a good disinfectant with wh-cl
to spray the interior of the house.
"The crates or containers sk-uM !■
purchased and iletiveied leW ll*
crop is dutr in or>ler to cause no >le
lav at iliinriiiK time The -tan.tar>
bu tiel crate li\li\ls a best for stor
ari' un.l shipment. A crate of lb
Ovassu type shoul.l he u»>! for ti«r
i aire while' any ilurable. efficient, eeo
j iiomical an.l attractive ciate is a!
I r fht f»r shipment.
| "The nop should be harteaffed be
fore fn»-1 as a frwsted potato will no*
ke»-p Also, Ihe potatoes should I 
; mature before harve-ted To test f«.i
J maturity cut the potato anal if IN
| juice turns irreenish in color in al»-«i
j three minutes it is not mature.
j "Where storage hoiaw are M own
ed on the farm an*! storage tfurr i
uvai'able in community kawm. at
miermealii thwuM be njr to stoii
the crop Ih. Ip *,> a cobl winter car
le • vpected anil only (hue potal.*^
P'o|«erl> -tore>( an.l cured will k-«:
successfully."
HUM TO hil l. KUMHI-S
HI 111 siiihi M I i.l «»»:iiu
Is Kfntin Krnr4> Hoi N«4 U
I'acd With Care To Atoad
I'mmsMl Hwa*«
UAI.KM.II. Oct. 8 Roach*.-ou. I
saccess fully ester m.natel :n the Kow
l>.uit ry by scattering sodium fluoi •!
on the or floor j over wrack
they run. This chemical i,- iciauvelt
riieup and can be piuwrnl iKiimci
ihe ilnifget. It is draßy po-sor>ou
to the roach, but oMy sa-Wlj puirnrn
is to man and can therefore he Hd;
[ v.ith safety in the pantry. capo I»i
T;. W. liFihy, of the .Simon of en
tomology of the Stat* eo!hve and lie
l rtmont of Agrinttart.
"Care should be taken, however, ma*
to sprinkle the sodium flour-fete owi
food or to scatter it within the rear!
of children, h can he swept up ir.
a week after it has been scatter*.:
b'it hould be reapplied two week>
later to poison other i—ihii whirL
may hare hatched frona eggs in the
meantime," suggests Dr. Liehy.
Mrs. J. W. I writer left Monday
to visit in Norfolk. Mr*. I n after nu
spent several ■aoatfhr in WBiHwha
with her daughter, Hn. A. V. Joy-
' camp
K y.n.H x- ======
IHIS MARKET IS CAPABLE OF
GIVING SERVICE MIXED WITH
ABSOLtTE COURTEST—'TRY IT
ESTABLISHED 18*.
liOUL WEEVIL
SI'KKADS COTTON
MISKASE, IS SAID
1 'Carries tlie Spores From
One Plant to Anoth
er On Its Feet
| HOLI. WEEVIL
I
KALKICH, tVt. B.—'Ti* b..1l nwil
is even a biacker criminal Uiau he
ha.- bivn painted. ha» been definitely
proven u\ S. ij- who ss
1 »tin L'r. K. A. V\ oil in the
r *vrk of the stale col
s Kyi aim Department of Agriculture.
Mr. U-hmau finds thai the weevil
spreads anthracnoee or boll rot from
I d*seas*d x.lW" to cotton not »*> effect
t -
i oi. This f ac; ha- b(« suspected for
i S..IJH- time b> line workers of tr* e.v
pertinent station, Mi l^hnuui.maiW
j, lot of the matter. He found that
;sporn o! tne coltoit disease were
cam»i on ihe feet of the weevil from
ooe plant to another «in*i it was later
that some characteristic*; of the
appeared around the holes
■ mad. >n cotton bolls by the *eeviL
To be suie of this. Mr. Lehman
■ collected a large number of boil wee
. \»1-N from a ficli >n which aU«ut 30
!-, ct-nt of the bore
j bolts, l ath weevil was placed in a
rj M'lanir sterile vial and carried U»
, I iahoiatoty where it was given a
'
j l»ath in >lenle water ui order to wash
>1 the spores from itr botly. Examine
• J ihhi of this *ater showed that Uo te».-
I than 14 l*i c« nt of the weevils co«-
II iected were carry ing anthracnose
.
1 spun-* on their Iwlmi*. These spores
f J cei uiinaled readily when placed in
1 pioper conditions.
j Mr. l>ehi»an says, "t'olion wlr«»-
11 is ttin* of the most serious pant
diseases in the south. It is mused by
a fungus which grows in the tissues
of the plant. It lives over winter
ttt ti,e seed aii«l kills a latire nunnt*-
of luung in the tpilßg. U
■ a Is-, tlestro) s ami in value
; j Itv lint |U mature bolls later in the
I |Au. Tlie boil weevil tramples ar
1 oumi over these Jfceastil iwlls in the
I La' e > una titer aild fall, acquires a h*.
I of thr spoies on his fee! and thei
' takes tliem to healthy plants. In thi
t* way he rautes a K f eat l»»s from plant
i *"
■: ease in addition to the dan
i .|>«r iliieetl) to Mjuates and bolls "
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KEUiKUKII IS « AI'ITOL
*,.-wrt. l«a>ii I alter».!) Srnaagripk
| ItrglMrtv >lwrlu About j,Mlt
Mile* Away
J
! WAMII.WFUN, Oct. 1. Earth
0k
tieiuois, indicating a sever earthquake
appi uiiiuaUlt ',!*• miles from Wash
ington, were reported last night ami
' rai ly today at the Georgetown WU
-4
j versity netsniological oltenalory.
I Father Tundorf, director of the ab- j
■eirston, was unable from tlie rec
Mil made to give even the approxi
maie location of the disturbance but
| indicated it was to the westward ef
j Washington, and sotnewheie in the
■ I'arific
j
j The trenon continued for two hours
beginning at 10.53 p. n., and ending
at ItiJ a. m. They raeehed their
j maximum intensity between 11:34 and
I m# p. as.
S, blue Jay ««. killed by a golf hall
, drives from the eighteenth tee on the
Hub links at Hempstead, N. Y, i»-
•artly. The president of the golf dal»
was piaymg in « foursome and n»
the Ant »e drive off. As he strack
the hall the bird flew from a tree near
by. awl hall and bird Ml tagtte
dwe to the to«.