ADromsas WILL FIND OUB
UUtLUKS A LATCHKEY TO ISM
HOMR.V OP XAKYIN COUNTY
VOLUME \W—NUMBER 3F
COOLIDGE NOMI
NATED AT G.O.F.
CONVENTION
AD But 44 Voles Were
Cast for President
Coobdge
Caha Caali Iff- was i.«Mi*t«d
pat rinl at tkc tepuMlnri twivm
Imm acmblnl at IVr»U«J, Wednes
day ifli i—na The ale legates from
nni >UU m Iht um except «
ia iM am cast far CidMp- The
Yii iir : - veto going to Bohert *».
La Follctte , '
Mack Cnnlaltti fltixnan «- shown
Or. Lot) Itartoo of Mas*. plac
ed hi, name brfurr the c*anreot:on
Un» lan-Is. blast.,. sho*iag.
singii.? wt whittling t!* spirit
of thr (war. H..«nrf there was the
dclail-rii ihi'l of a th«wt peesenl.
The sdntc of the La Foirt deleea
Iml After leaking »naad for a 1- ng
tune the Bepahl.ean convention
R —■—• (W G. (Hell ind Maria»
|b«v for vice-president. tiencrul
|l iar - pkktl much prwiiwrf*
miativ irwarn hi, activities a> head
af the rnaanti"' — that has sulnnil
nl a plan af rrpwalMt for warm?
nation and stand*. high as a far se«e-
The platform presented hy the
La Follrtte kranrh of the party wa.
mi ana the Ceolidge platform
ml *nr m ilk a whwf- The plat
farm a«ht well he dr>mhf.l as a
long writ tea artirie. consisting of
»«4«. phrase* and sentence,, boast
tag llnat what the Republican a.l
- has done ami of what
it is going ta da.
The W »iia af pablir ceremony in
IMrraanl is —ptaawi
Finaarr ani taxation came in as one
rmt wale plank, so wale all may
tax.
tti sig.«aii Hiaa af the fierulivf ile
laitbißt as promise*!
litia lan af ctvil aerrire to em
hnn fast, aoeaaad ami thiol past —-
let. aad Mml pJuhtMi agents u
A plaak favonag the payment of
f«n«a Mb is incorporated
The fom(i racialism plank stand*
foe ian kind of a plan n*v.iiiiwml-H
hy Prevalent Cooladga. hut not the
plan proposed hy W9m?
the afncritanl plank is a womler
fal lalali' to the farmer. DouMle*.,
mat thing* are promised therein
are aat irteaM ta he kept Yet there
are am) gaad feature, mentioned
thereto
The High Way plank is only a
- pie Igr to coatiaae the governmental
pdar) of raad budding.
The I ihr plank is in line with
, merry and jasure.
The Caret—aal Coatrwl plank is
—ir more thaa a reiteralioo of
the party's fomcrf policy on tl.is
plank. Wall, that is lot
The Merchant Manae plaak is »
iah Is are a rcceaamea Istaoa that the
gmmwmml owned he put in
rood order aad then aid out.
The Water Way. Hood Contra! au. i
Mater l*Mtr plaak »t naaarn is n
trainr of water ways and Baad con
trol aatm hast is a bit weak on
the idbjert of water power.
The World War rets plaak is crown
ed with garland* aad Sewer, Some
thing iaiif to aa O. Keh.
The Gauenatm plaak recommends
a aarmanal to The* Knwirll.
A plaak af Edaratioa aad Relief
was mertoL This recommendation
was made ia regard to a cabinet post
I ahrrsal miiMiiatina ie imaaeikl
ed wl pledged ia a plaak ia the
platform ia war time if necessary.
Phdipine plaak ia against granting
■lalaiamliss af the arid and semi
arid bad af the West is recommend
. ad-
More ffying markiari is advocated
The Army and Karj plaak pledged
the bepaf of them ap to dale and
la a standard af affh ii ai j.
BKLMAVEN CMAMBEB OF qma-
MEMY AUA.HCKS MEETING OF
FAKMQbi AND BL XUiBM MEN
qart of that .action for Thursday night
" Jane 12. with the ferial object ia
new of having the aad par
er ef the Kaith Carolina Cotton Grow
to lili.ii the alleia aad roe,
THE ENTERPRISE
UUVIVAL AT METHO
DIST CHURCH TO
CLOSE TONIGHT
i
Rev. Carolyn Hoslords
Sermon Tonight Con
eludes Revival
Tlie revival meeting now being held
at the Methodist church will dose to
night after k>ting for nw>l two
weeks. ~ .
The meeting has been cvalactnl by
the local |osUr, E. D. lasdd. assisted
by llks C.r.lya Huaford. The results
of the aetUng are aat to be known
and are far from what has been hop
ed for .ays the |»4w. IM from all
obst-rvutioßs af the chauk attendance
anal tin' general interest which ha*
been .shown by the local people, it
-eents to have bm a »am>.> in every
rr*prt. .Much lasting an>l permanent
«.-! lias been derived from this meet
ing arl it is kuj»>i a continued in
Irrfit will live in the hearts of the
young people of this community.
Ilios MosforU preaclaeo to a large
imlieiwe but nit'ht. She cho-e as her
teat. ~l\»roe iiftto lie all ye that UVr
and are lieav> bunlenol ~ Miss
ilosford nui-le a very interesting taik
and one that wa. oppreciatol hy the
'ludiettce very murh Miss Husford will
>main over until Satunlay which will
ter;iiit her the >|H»'rtanit> to |>itarii
>f.-nn tonrght.This servaee will con
-lu-ie the mcetin- an>i a large crow.l
Is expected.
Itre-ular services will be con>lurU«i
by the pa>tor Sunalay, at whirl, time
'he candidates for kapti m will be I
laap'ised ami recei%el into the rhurrh
Sunday nHrht at the regol.i | M ur
for senrices, tlie Kpworth Incur wilt
present the play "Vision Heights".
SUMMER SCHOOL
s PUPILS EARNEST
IN THEIR WORK
Professional and Busi
ness Men To Make
Talks
The summer achoul which is now
laeing heltl here is progressing nicely.
The teacher, are showing an interest
that will ultimately in better
elementary school, in the rural and
isolates! communities. They are deal
ing with their «ork in earnest ami
much good is expected to be .|erive»l
I'riMH this summer school.
Chapel exercise* are being hel.t
each morninr at 1U 30 It is the de
sire of those in authority to have
ome of the local professn nal an>l
liusiness men to ro out ami deliver a
talk or an a>biress on the particular
field in whirh they are working, either
;irife„K>nal or lo'iimw Mr. Oa>t«n
Moore will talk on the profession of
law. its likes and disllbes. advantage,
anal dLsaalvaatages. Or. Joha l>. Riggs
ill make a talk oa the sahject of
thrift. These ial • .uodar talk, ail
be given darin« two weeks of the
•chool and it should he by
1 the local people as well as by the
teachers. Kev. Ifc.ld ma.ie a talk We.i
' nesday morning on the aunistery. He
pointesl out the hardships and the
difficulties floated hy the preorhrr
1 but at the iame time be gave the
aewthetir aad the feeliag of satisfac
' tioa that is only derived and experi
enced by those that made a
sacriAce
I
KKKE MOVING IKTL-US
r TO BE SHOWN
1 Free moving pictures dealing with
Ijoll weevil aal contra! wark and
poultry culling will be shown ia the
" various parts of the cwaaty next week.
1 here are two reels of pacture.- deal
f is* with sml control while a third
deals with poultry calling These are
questions of vital importance to the
farmers of oar coonty aad each show -
! ing sbsul I have a fall attendance.
Kveryona is invited aad it is free to all
The place and date for the various
1 places where the pictaies will he
1 shows follows:
Hamilton. Jane ICth. • p aa.; Oak
City. June 17th. 8 p ax; RakersMi
ville, Jane 18.1 p at; Farm IJfe. Jaae
' mh. 8 p aa.; Jameavdle. Jaae JUth.
I 8 p. as.
r Ma W. W UIXEY IS
r MI'CH IMraOVRO
H Friends af Mr. W. W. 1-dtey throagh
t out the cuaatry are glad to know that
b he is imprawiag fast aad that he will
«. be able to return to bia haaar ha « very
K short while.
t. Mrs. Floaaie Watts aad her mahca
i- tra played their regalar massesl ca
ts rageaaeat at Bea's Beach bat aight.
% large usad were aa sttradsare. aad
' m
k.''
Willianislon, Martin County, North Carolina, i-'-i'iay. 1 ..ie io. 1921
SCHOOLS OF COUNTS' J
HIRING TEACHERS j
FOR 1924-25 SESSION'
J. S. Seymour To Head
Hie Wiliiamston
Schools
The schools of Martin county are
rapidly and hiring all 1
toarhers for the coming IX£lse»
aioa. A great deal of interest is bo '
ing manifested by the committees of
the various schools, t hances in many 1
place., are being made while »>uaa of 1
of the teachers wdl be askcu to re- '
turn to their foimer positions ia the 1
county. 1
Professor J. S. Stynwur will net
in the capacity of prinri|ul an the local 1
High ,ciwi>i for the next session. Mr. 1
Seymour is a graduate of the Ini 
versity ol South Carol ii a. where he is I
atla-nding summer >cho.-l at the pre. i
-nt time. In connect mm. with Mr 
Seymour, it may also be mrationrs! -
that he is an athlete a>f State repute,
ami is interested in tlae upl-uikling of
athletics in any school wi:h which he
L. c.mnecl. ■ This phiof bis «iuali I
hcalions ,ba>uld bo especially interest
ing to the local praptc as they are in
terrsted in athletic amusements as in .
most all towns.
Mr. C. O Small, formally of IVairr
ami Siler City, will art as principal
of the Janu-sville graaird ami high
schawls. At tl.is time it is not alefinite
ly known who will ?.vUt Mr. Small.
K. I. I>eak. a former teachet aisi
citizen at Seal»*ar\l. X. C, wdl act
as princi|>al of the koberxMiville
scliuols. ,
Ihese men are hirhly ree»naeisl
a>i aisi it is hopeal that a Mrfffs.fu!
school year will ensue as the result
of their effort, and work.
Superinten lent I'ote is making ir
• ffa.rt to plate within everv in
I
the county an athletic dirrrior. Tiie
iirector. if jataceal. of course is to as
sist the regular princ.pal in the tearh
ing aaf all hih schoal subject. As the
re.ult of sarh an arrange aaent a two
folai'rood will be alerived from the
regular leaclwr.
Professor 11 S. BiiUle. f»rmerll> with
the Hamilton arhaoN wdl assist Prof
Ainsley at the Oak City kigb sckol
BABY SHOW HELM
BY PHILATHEAS
Tlie Hhilatlie-a ( of tho Mentor
lal llapti.t church tnalt-r the alirection
of a coiiii.nttae ra>iupu-e.l «.f Mrs. O.
S. Airier on. Mrs. Hugh (>. Morton
Jinal Mrs Janae. A.
bahy ,h .w in une of the stores in the
Tar Heel apartment, on Wednesday
afternoa»n fraam four untd six o'clock
H.ere were about one humlietil local
waamen present anal a goodly number
of lnhie. wer» entered. There wen
three classes for enrtanre. infants up
to one year ma-le the Ir t class; chil
•lrra from one ta twu year* of age.
the second dass aad children from two
to three years of a*e maalc the thml
class
The jualees of the hahae, were Mrs.
James I ■ Staton. Nr> K 11. Ouald anal
Mrs. B I- Shirley. They riaiiacl that
they haal a difficult task -a selecting
the prize winners as all the bahie
and little folks were ve pretty anal
sweet. The prnea were awa -ed to the
folio win:
Fint Graap:
First prixe, Xaney l:iggs; Seconal
■ar.xe, Aitliur anal Martin Anderson:
Third prize, Martha Khodes Ward.
Second Oraap: 2
Firse prize. Julia Watts. Seroad
prize, katheria Mortaa; Third prize.
Gwrenahdyn On home.
Third Graap:
First prise. Reginald Mann ing.
Sec and prize, Hhert IVel; 'I bird prise.
Neal Cunningham. _
. GaW rings and pins and attractive
ball - were giwea as prizes Saad
wirht-s with tea were served to al.'
thos > present by Misiea • t — ; *le Ifaaoell
Frances Williams and Mel ha Wynne
There were several attractive
float,, but the aae af the twms, little
Marin and Arthur Anderson we» es
pecially attractive.
To the Voters
of Martin County
I take this met hi I af thaakiaif lie
p««p«e /or their i«pl ia tar pn-i
--ary held last Satarday. Jane 7th. Even
tha my vat ewas sural! except ia iry
haaae towmship which I carried a have
1 M per cent aad I appreciate the fart
1 that I gat aaat latna aa every ton a
' ship aad I think na kaa of the voters
f«r net ia tha primary
aa it was free far aff-
Again tbaakiag pea with heat re
' K»d* to aff.
A- a ATEK&
I
■ '
u Mr. JaUaa FWris aad Lyaaaa Britt
- ** U WjaAaar hat aight h«h aa a
Ut
SUPERIOR COURT 1
CONVENES MONDAY
3 Outstanding Cases To
Come Before The J
Court
SI I'KKIOK COI'RT
The June term of the Martin court
ly Superior Court wdl convene here (
Monaiay. the ICth with Jlfclge W. M. ,
llonal. of Edenton, pre*a.iinj;
I'nfortunately there will he -*ver- t
al serious cases before the court this (
term. The case of State acain>t W. |
H. Waters fair hoaairhle an>l the ksl |
naping case being anwHig the nu-1 (
nut 1 1 Indian ,
| In the case «af the assault of liunk ,
t>wnens on the hctto Teel. will perhaps |
have to be continued to a later term ,
.af court as Ted is na.t .lea.t nor is
be out of danger of aleath For tba!
reason the court will have to await |
aievehapments of the case before it I
•V ill l-e able to proceed.
LYONS ■ W AOS WOK 111
I New IVrn Juuriu!»
A afuiet but pretty marriare wi
olemitzed at 1 o'clock Scituralay af
:ertMMKi at the First I're.hytenar
•hurch. when Miss Mary IVeMe,
Wads worth hern me the brsle «.f Mr
I. Cot'.-ien 1.y0n,, of Cha|a>l Hill. \
C. The church altar before wharh the
mptial vows werw spoken wa, artist
ically airangeal in white an-1 rreer
arith aleep banks of palm- aia-l Uar.ier.
af saauthern smilax. inter jar r -as I will,
baskets of liaises and tall stand, of
'iafhted catholral can-lie.
Just before the ceremony Mrs. Hor
are Hill, accompanied by the chanrh
•rganist. Miss I aura Ives, sang "He
■aase" by C»y ll'Haralel.t When
.he ..trains of wealalinc
mu,ic began the ushers first caar
l.awn the aides I*r. Harvey II Hab
»aarth. raausia of the briile. arwl Mr
Alla-ri WaaL.worth. hruther «sf the
arale.
Mrs James « Watts. Jr . of Wil
■ uun>taan, sister of the brale. wa. a
•uaid of wearing a gray aisl
due georgette dnrwa. trioiow.l with
■ryslal head* anal a black picture bat
anal carrying an arm bouqurt of pad
iwra anal weet peas.
The bride entereal ua the arm of her
arother, Mr llouell Waal.worth, who
;avc her in matrimony. She Wore a
very becoming brick clonal travelmr
Ire,, with hat ami accessories to
match and carried an arm bumiuet of
a>rade"s rosea ale I lillie. of the valley.
Ilr. J. N H. Sumnaeretl. pa>ta>r of Ibr
first I're-I.y terian rhurrh. performr.|
he rinr reremaaoy. -luring whirh
'Schubert's Serenade" was softly
lalay-eal on the organ. Mr. Thuan C.
'daaa.re Was best man.
Immealiately after the rerewauuy a
very small anal apiiet reception was
*iven at the Country Huh in honor
of the weakling party, only a few rrl
atives anal maa,t intimate friend, he
ng invited, however, on account ot
ecent bereavement., in the family of
-he briile The couple left on the af
.eraoon train for a wedding trip to
A.heville anal other pa.inL, ia the «nt
-rn part of the state.
Thr brale ia a 'laughter af the late ■
dr. anal Mrs Albert E Waal>worth. ad |
■aear New llera. She has always been'
•ell known la New Hern ami ha, al- *
rap had mat) fraeml, here, hemg ad. !
mired for her ability aad hetauty as *
aeell a- her personality. She ia a
graaluate of William ami Mary t ollege
at WHiaaaakarg. Va, ami hao taught
for three years, ilwring the Inst year
•he held a position in the history de
'■artment of the New Hern high «rh*oi
t Mr. I.yoas is a .-«n of Mrs. tirace
M. Harris, of laa» Aageles. Califorwaa
Oligiaallj from Hrookiy, N. V , then
fruaa Virginia, he is now making kl.
11 aae ia tlUpel Hill, where he it aa
instructor in the French department
■d the I niver.it) of North Caralina.
He. too. ia a graduate of Wdlaam ami
Mary College and aa aliimnai af the
I *ai versity of l"ari», at Sartonne,
France. Despite ha youth, he is al
ready recognized as a professor of
ability and aarrit at the state aaiver
sity. He, too. has maay friend* in
North Carolina.
Among tha oat af towa gwests ia
the city for thr nnldiag were Mrs. J.
W. Watts, Jr., Mrs. Hatter, Mia* Url
phia l> eld» i and Mr. aad Mrs. Joe
Godard. of WUaantaa; Maa Vir
gmm Harris, of Lai Angeles, (al :
Miss ChariaUa Shipmaa M WBhams
hats. Va.; Mlm Hattia Baß. af U
eigh; Mrs. W. W. Cato, af Birlwtal.
Va.; Mr. aad Mrs Ed Wa haifft,
HoweM Wadaaaath. Albert Wadinwrth
aad Ma Wadaaaath af aar Na
Kerw-
Miaaea Lydm Cooke. Biddae 111 nB.
'"arstarphea. I jaaaa Britt, Jalias
KLANSAIEN TAKE i
I'ART IN BRASWKLL
WOMAN AFFAIR
Second Time the Klans
men Have lUvn Active
Near Hamilton
The Tewr. V.mhii.' -lunm of llamil
lUD. mlauu; tw ukw! 01 Mirt moral- i
•n 3nil uwu»i IW town. ho.l |aprr> I
isstaevt (m l>a-«el! on (he
riurw of po-irtb:**. which Ci-*
came up \V run->*b> u-r.l hrfoir G.
H_ l*p*l!. Slwi>tn((, *t»i after
hrarmr tSr nalnw hvcirl the *»nui
otrt to !.«■ M.wr«* tourt The
■lrfat; terdl wx irc '.•■« n at the
(ibw am! I s * fji'unc to cvf
U«i. «>■ forma:>W to the court*
jail at Vf :l;u»i4or.
(Vfßii ll~W I ap
\\ km a'w: t«« r»! «* half miles
froni Haniiitva at |!i»tler"-- !-'i.lf- Mr.
IWI. the •w-puty Uwr*'. was hailcst
Joan by a ftv*.i of k!anntsi »itli
drawn f*-r.4»rr-. ■k nui.i nr thr |rfw>(i
ft. WktV thr was >wliiui>:irl
ai»i o*«)>•«ri»>l. >rt he nuk* every
effort to pn>«»rer safely to
\\ illuh lit. Wtrr fniinp The
pri-onrr «a- from hi- car.
ami nrtw>l to the woods an.l after
imrn uir tie u-ual p»-t-ira! treatment
KfuiiW (kuvtrr> of this kind wa>
• anw«l to leave Martin county, never
to a|f*ror here arair..
This i- the secon.' time the klan>
men hate been active in and atour>.i
llamillpn. inJ tk; §• »ple of the com
nmml\ that it u ill tot he nece--
ary aram. I«t stirh character- at>-
not an a—c; to at.» .omiiiunil >
TOB A(XX) (i ROWERS
ENJOY MORE PAY
Divide $1,2uj,000 I'ay
mcnt by Tobacco
Association
Tokkn (jm*r» of laiMrii North
lanJiu who are roenafcer- of the
■•oyrralne auikHUif asportation la t
J one 14 began dividing tl«r
miliii* two hundred dollar -
iJ tie iwnnl cash Hf—t «u-lr b»
the tatanv a jwuton mi all HK3 de
ImnM from the I-a-tern belt.
I'a> nrat • b> the Tubwrtw (in»wrr>
( A .-out»-a hart now he
c lie m »wh a Butter of course that
I> Mm of dnrkluir m»re than a mil
I«a dollar-. caawl little riiilt uiriil
aib«ir the la-Inn ro ifK ,
Krai •atbfactMi ua-'evident, bom (
ever. a; »--n the *i_ar-.ued famv. .
m lt> narknl the- aMViatMiS Xt mar
krt, in the lad ar-l imjutrv at var
na> tMfrnlne renter- ilerelupisl the
fact that eighty out of every hundred
farmer- were lakux* Iwmr dear
■ i »f) a»i that t*lr a|tfMoiiHial(-ly
3> per cent of the check- awaitinjr tie
farmer- *f the a -actalM were eti
«amletnl by rea-on of debts or loai.-
K«eo most of tko-e farmer «K.
meet «Jd aoort-ajre- with tbi oeek -
pa>mmt are out of .let* and l.axe
r re-all. improved then credit, mt
cwlu; to the -tatraeiit- of local
merchant - ami banker- Tbou-anda «.f
other- hate dear ra-h in kairl f»r tl»«-
|lr-t time in >ears. with ahrch to
'pu> the work a their I >2l rn>|» i
Number - of a—-cvalmo member - j
.bare a]read > nminl more motxv
I from two pal mrl» through their (
own omaiatin than their tenant -
received ahf rtbr for their entire
•leiiierre- to the aurtion floors, accord !
—(arte aril
made by the a- tinted farmer- at
i
delivery | aint • of the a—orLalKoi this :
«.eek Tku week's payment brinr> the
present receipts of the Ej»>m (aru
laa reap to Ti per rent of the
ko a her, laloatm oa their l«t «ie
Inenes. amHiac to Kalrrrh head
■(Barter* of the tdam uucialmi
I*a>ment- irrriied by blnUaal
this oeek. rakrf from MHO down to
•n »H ian uate in accordance wMb the
miM I ami qaal*) of tr-harco •iHtver
ed by the members at the cooper
al.t e miiriat paint* last fall. A man?-
the aaembers of the tobacco avsuri
ataoo who.e payment- show r«—i
pr»fci tbia week, are Oorre 11 Ham
aad O. 8s Tew *f Gobl.bnra who re
curW a chtrk far IJZM7 thn week
orbarh knati, their pre-ent receipts on
fowr acre* of ti birr i to exactly
S9KV.4I with the certainty of eajoy
mr ia«>krt iwbitintiil payaaent mawta
ahrt the ohacco loopi atirr has com
pitted fea oki of the IKS roup P.
H. Karnes of the a-mcmlroa who de
Inend at La Graa«e. mennl s»ir.
ft am faaar acres in the Int two pay-
Mb by the ai.acmtiaa and H E.
Ha af Stwa sprmr* ban maa», i
served fMM m turn payments oa his
it> an* trap b au—djag la the ■anari
atiaa ihiki wharh abita maay similar
lucaada IT j* ' the Gad. &IH
Mm*
■■■■
abb MHI^
iSfMON I\ HARRISON I
DiES AT HIS HOME
NEAR BEAK (iRASS
(Massed In World War I
Developed Into
I'neumonia
Mr Sinn.ii I*. Hart ton of Itear
«iras>. Workl V»ar trinsn. !»: je- »
teniay afternoon after a !««; illne-- :
Mr. tUrrisMi • « .t'. year- .4.1 ami 1
was the mw of Mr. an-1 Mrv Rrakm j
Harrison. lie wa - b>wkkiv|k-r for Ihf j
V. illCuuprraer for a
►ov.-al yi'a:v After lea voir this p>> |
Nils..a lie entered tl.e aut.-m •tule b«a>i «
!H - in lii.' tirm of Stalls an>i lltni«n j
in the early j*»rt of the Woril War 11
!«' went to France ainl «hilr Ifwir 
h;» was by a mt»!e an*! aa- 
al-o i •• >ol. \ er> soon liwmftrr lu |1
.iindlu i> .1 triors! a:sl he ha> bn t; I
ill ihc san.ilorium a. (Hmr. \ I". mo * i
of '.he tint.- -nice the rl«»>» of the war i
!V-,iairmi' of re--amine health. be I
r;:i it hat •«» last fall ainl tu. beer. '
he.v -.iaw, where lie >-ra.luall\ err* «
v-er-f untrl death fiik.ilI > Hn«Ni «
!iita yesterday afternoon. l
Mr. Hantaan wa- a meml*-r of t*;e
StrMrkra L»li;r of S|ix>n- "ui Vl'li I
liam-loti and wa- a man of tine char
aftfr i
TV funeral tas held at !»e residence '
at ill roe o'clock thi> aflem«.w by Fl '
tier- It s. CMTMK and 4 |_ 1
Interment took place at the family
bury in* pr round aith a maonx
cfirmjtijr.
DEI'I IT Y HALTX
LOSES I'RISONEK.
THEN SELI.S Ot T
I'eel Follows Vounir At
torney's Example and
Throws Hands t'p
llie K k k rakl UVlre»ia\ n:rht
■n which a nearro IOHUI> KI. ukri
from Itepaty Nhertrf I .talker l"eel ar».'»
llui'ht ti. Ilorloii re-ulle.l in the iNMifl
•'«K >"f four hole-- in the top „1
MierifT Iti4erx>n'> car. The >lk|Hal \
was com i it f to Killuabtun with one
Courtney lira.-well. a ar
Ct.nipaiiM-d by llutrh ll> it we. > utiu,
local «ttome). Ilortwn Ir|xr i,tr>l |IM
lira-well hern, in a trial Muir tw
Magistrate of the loan of Hamilton
She vac ltoon.l over to the -u per lot
court SIHI apon failure to pive Im .i
(Wa* »—-ante hr..u»:ht to Willum ton
VAI Itutler'- lirkl-.v they ■ ere hd-. u|
l.» the K." K. K. At tba> |>.n,t tlte
lonian was laken front line uAn-r
.»i»l ler attorney ami taken, to p*rt
.lireli n to both ll»rton abl IVel a*
they were in sirhl of W tllaatn-t-n h
f"ie :iii\ di-cu -.-ion of the milter wa>
niale Accorlini' to the »ln>rt. IVel
foieot *hi4 everything except stop
wbt n l.alte-l ami ro mhen >imu|hl
for U|«a stopping he failed la rai-e
♦ii- haiel liut on k»>kinr aiuual ar-*l
eetur Illiitim'. reachinr for the -k v.
be followed -lilt l'uit e|iieiilly. ttir
four hole- ill ttie top of the SheritT
. car
MWV HOUSTON VIMHiKS
IOIKK lESTHIIIAV
Amoi.;' the a tat t > Luietalua imUh
to I4ir to*ll >r>lrnll) trlr
j l»i. 11. M S. fai—, Frank M«d,
• Julian Wool, Mr. llerv yman aal 111
'■Kl!i. Nuruuii, lit. an*! Mr- It K.
I fettle a 1.. I chiMrea ami Ni-e Alare
, MoMey Phww, lleica Hailkaai aatl
; Ste«eio«a.
They raw through H illiam.ton en
K'Ute to Wa>hinKtoa. They me (fl»
kiatinjc lite formal opeaiar of the
• loastal llirharay Kerry arru>- the
lower t 'huwaa raver a hack t> only
15 mile- from Miulwi. fiarmr a?
aitkia rui mile- of l>le*t«a.
Thi» ferry n-lta-ei the |e>.|Je on
Ike north ale of the w«i>l from
their »hut-ia rvailitaoa aad pati them
ill touch ait It 1U ap|>er part of the
•late.
I MU. K .AKKi:.N KAIHIXSC,
AI'CKIK lA'llttN OF Sl llllkl
. Mr. Kilitar:-
, May I eiprexi throaark y«ar |o|Mr
. my ileep apprectaUue of the aaarai
. Went support amnM M ia Ike re
, cent priatarf. Mere ward* are aa
. »ln|Wle to praperly eapma ay
rratitair. No aaa eiall kave awe
. loyal or tr-. cr frieak, ami I aUi tkaan
,' to fed tks.t I aba kave tke virtae of
. • loyalty. The ridary it aat pew iaal.
' All credit blup la tke kaa In 1 1 af
, nijcht ia My kekalf. That I My ■ a
. umII IIHIII jaatify Ike faitk aai raa
r Mtage mt aj ftluk ia Hy ragle
L witk.
UNDSAY a VAUKN.
Mr. Jack Bia> aak a Awt trip
WATCH HIE LABEL OX TDVZ
I'AI'EK. rr .AKKIES THE HATE
\()l li SUBSCRIPTION EXriSU
ESTABLISHED IS'jß
DEATH OF MR.
SAMUEL HAT
TON ELLISON
Body Buried in Oakdale
Cemetery Here Yes
terday Afternoon
The iealh of Samuel Hatton f jiisoo
~ccurre>l at his home on YanXorUwi
Street. WashinKton. WeJaMat
14 o'clock a. m. A rUing early au wa>
his custom, he was (trepanr? to t"
to «ork when he was stricken with
apoplexy") falling sr: the l«tr r«»-m
Hi- .iaarl trr atul the only other oc
cujvirt tf tile home. Kcannt him
fall, rushes! to hi* ai.l an«i -IBTOSV-I
in (itacine l.im ti' a chair. Xett:ht»rs
rime in aivl nte»iica! atter.tKW wa.s -e
--rurtvl ver\ t;tt»ck!>. I«!t n»» ''•■ l* 'or
ha> recovery was niferrti. ar>.! a 'ew
lumrs later he "fell >leep. hav Hi"
never for a siiii'le tru»ment
cxut^ciousite.s>. For several vear- he
had not keen flnm; h-jt thf-u.» if-'
weariness ikfasini'sl hy fihittr
»treturth. he faithfully [wrfornwl his
•iutie- at the Atl.it'ic I'iwa-t I it.e -11
twn. »l»ere he hatl !n'" f-*e
tears, aroi was resr:>r»ie»E a- '-r* of
the he-t men at »..rk in the -v ten
He was born in \\ i!liam-t->n Jane
6th. IMi... ami »as the -.MI .-F
late James II anl Itelle Hit-* \'
ter he reache«l his majority. he '..e!
for ~>niet inte in Norfolk. ar»-i ' tie'
"U!T«-i Miss Mar:a t'tark ttt i.te|l.
lof T irimni, :m>! for a number of icvr
■na-le his hmite in K>«~k> M--un;. cum
mi; from there to re-hie in hi- l«>ne
town. Hi re were U>rn to him aik-i
hi- wife two chiltlreri. lawrre Wetllell
aii«l James Henry, tie Utt*er «lv?n»r in
infancy Several years a«- o I a ill"
was taken from the family circle, ss 
tie ma.le hi.s home in Wa-htne'. '. \
I'. Hi- tlaui-hter ami t\ o krt>'W %
Me--rs. W. A. F»: on. i.f IVlhav. .
ami John It Kllison. of Sul'.-'k \ v .
ami three sister*. Mrs. J I. K.Je«t
-4«n. of William-ton. Mrs. I'elM lintmi
«.f Ihirni an«l Mrs II II IV|«* of IU«
TMinville, survive him.
. Frteioi- here aiul eUjmltere leuea .
Iter tlie tiecea-e»l as a sw,.! «-!•«.
i faithful ami tie voted father val
nusltaml ami one who live>l the »(4e
!ife antoiit; his lovetl one- al h»ae
He hat I for \ears Iteen a e»»mmu,-i icant
of I tie K|>i-ct|(al church. an>l -tartar
(he years of his life in Willniit IVB
was treasurer of the Vestry of the
t'hurch of the Ailvent
Vest en lay afterioton. the fureral
enires were hel.! here at 'ik-tale
Cemetery, ami tlie interment «i ia
lie family |>lot be-nle the aife aHu-e
love lie ha.l mi --eti thmuvh year
Itev Ste|»lien liartlner. rector ->f St.
I'eter's "l urch at %a-hmrton. i—l-t
--.I by Kev. F. IV lh«M. [.« !■-» the
Melbotlist church here. rea«l the -e-r
vice for the ile.ol, ami member ..f the
i:pisco|>al Choir sane "In tke ll -ar of
Triid". "Nearer Ms I oal To Thee~ ilk I
-Thy Will lie Done"*
Intini; ami >ympalhrtir frirmis
-ittl relative- hot sent I*.toilful Ikoral
(•teces, an.l tin -e were btl ■« the
tr«-.-hly ma le IIIOUIHI. « V|»re- tve of
. Itt.uc t for Itoth llie ileati aat tue
VIIII;. A ;>uii'lter of f■ at-l- 'run
tVashiniftoii at' .'it- e«l the
iles-re. lewis ai*t Wetitlrll, ais! lit- -
I aula HeiH.- 1 !, ■•{ M-. a-»l
UIS. V.. A. FLLI-on aiel M *1 ar>
tint: Klli-or. Mr. am' Mi- I!. If
l'o|e ami Misses Flu.iUiS an I F-: a**
I'ope, Mr. Henry Ii at ton. Jarem 11.
. Itarh-- ami liulin UttlutaMi, MRS
I telle (iotlartl an I Arthur h Jl.ia>
IV-ep sympitky b> felt for the tburk
ter who is alone to ak. tke love
ami attention of the falheeahik life
last*.
-TMK iIiMMII NUV*
II Slraarf Tkeatre Vett IMa) aad
Tarawa, N«kt»
"The Common law" witk I -raae
iGriffith ami Contra) TVarle wall be
•Ji wn at the Straml Tkeatre krre ted
Momlay ami Tite*>lay aickb.
Seluaick'f pirtariaataoa «t bbeit
W. t haniber-' novel kaa mark tke '
-ante entertainment value as ka- kwa
witlley awmliteil to tke lank. The
love affair betweea tke aitait, aa af
oae of tke first families af New York,
and his mot lei ia aßariagly p« slej. ,
witk aa uinkiiaiunt af ca-te «
flirt ta atltl la ita aateasjty It kax
uAee appeal seeats as.sa.eu «.9th
CariaM GriMitk aaJ Caaa .y Talk
ia tke ckiaf ralta aarf Bryal W a-*n
barn Bhtt Deiter an.l llarry Myewa
ia tke irappiHiag caat.
MIL «L B. CIAWPORIi
CONYALEST I NC
Mrs. K. B. CmfriL «i* tal»
aat aa ipmlin at tke Vakar
i pravaac rapMly aad ek> »V
Ntara ta kev kaaaa P*a»-
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