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COLUMNS A LATCHXBT TO 15W
ff*»— at or KAETIN CXHJKTT
VOLUME XXV—NUMBER 53
RECORDER'S COURT
DOCKET HAS
FEW CASES
iMt Tnntej-. ■ r rftwv
kuck ami Sdidto Pfed puicac,
Mi en-ay m the eowt while .fwrrk
miamm CHK AETT ia order.
Ifc caaea to oat More the jeait
State vs Wfll Borers, apevattag aa
fouad Mt gaflty.
State vs HCKT Bed. an ifalaiiet
If*- Ben pleaded gaflty at a fm
ioar wmmmkm mt tkenvtud una eady
heard far Ji Igaial at thk MMM.
He vtaa fined SIO*. and cost far the
State va W. W. CHAB. hiniliiiat a
md to the Superior court
w*h deadly weapon Haywood Vhita
Wr aad Walter Ayer*. Defeadaats
Mkitaker aad A yen plead* J potty
Dffa a deal: WSiaai pleaded rat gaiky
After the heaiiug of tha hi
«ke caae. Williams aaa »J judged
Pity »ad fined HUN aid all the
«*» ia the cw* aad i to It
haue perfectly for thraa year*. Aa to
Whkeher and A yen. jadgment was
Improvements on Wash
ington St Go Forward
Improvement* on Wash ngtou Mmt
mr * ia pruceaa. la the post year
'v» ap !■ toll killing sta'iona h—«
teen elected aad are lotne koaaea
aad it ia art keen long «iar* w iTKam
mm.'* Inytst grocery -tire has heea
tfc# aad started operation on tha
atreet. At the present tiaae. Mr. R
P- if bnilding a doable fraat
W4 TO» a which he wdl cany a
ft H Kae mt merchandise and he hopes
to opea kit store for ha linear hy
r iptimhu the fifteeatk
W. M aad Jno M Bowes have aa
•'Hal mm the ground ta Serin work
mm thir aew store whirh will be Is rat
ad mm the spot foiaa iIT acre pied hy
the T. CL Cooke ahop
J- G. Statea ia aaiae farther re
pairs oa the flat iron haudm - whirh
ia aaad hy the Naaaef Maaafectariar
electric elevator aad aaakag other
ia the naaiag of their pleat which
has heea tliael dowa far nar tne
ia order that the work ai»k' he Caiah
ed hy the Arat of Septeaaher srfcea oper
MISS LLCILLE iil
HOSTESS AT BOOK PARTI
yesterday awwa( at a card ar*l F-I
hcaar mt har houoe pat. Mia Mai
garut Joyaer of Wlaiafton. A wi-'
ety mt aumnaer loaui decorate*! C*r j
hsaae aad three tables ware arraaged
far bridge. .J
A debcieae frait aalad warn aervad at
sLLwe'aad MWY ladj MUMM of
Comer Taylar Gettaw Alaag Naroty
lAtft r nil Taylar. aaa mt Mr. aad
Mrs. V. L. Taylar aad who aaa
parted. The hjak« were vuey paaa-
M aad he Mkn II My hat
alto dwa hare
Wmm. W » 111 Mil I. Uu War
THE ENTERPRISE
MR.COSTON LN THE
CITY READ! FOR
> REVIVAL OPENING
Wnrk On Tabernacle
c Has Started; Opens
Sunday, August 24
"i Mr. Cortea has arrived in the city
fna baa haaac at Hendersonvilk
I where he speat hi* vacation wr.h hi*
-fanafly.
I I Mr. Costea wa* ia oar o&' thii
1 aamag aad he report* a very tar
ceraful aeetiac at Lmiower. Alabama
'jwhidk was the last meeetuig befor*
.the evangelistic party took their an
' | aai I varatiaa There were no htd
- drad aad lamtj conversions a.d they
- kft fedetatiaaw to keep ilnr* th.- in
toast that had been awakened during
> the Meetieg when th- leader* had left
' teaa. Aad a number of of p-ofie said
1 that It aa* the (rrwlMt ever held in
- the state of Alabama, considering the
baked tar which was given it- TV
t teat that was aced was e-tir-ly toi
SUMII for the great crowd* that g--h
' «ted each eight for the mrin*.
The anetiag at I'tdowcr closed on
the right of the sixth of thin mxi'h
i aad Mr. I eourar left ianae lately for
I Atlanta where he was join.'d by Mn.
1 eaaaaa aad after spending atmal
days there they came to Xonbcai
CSty where they hare been taking a
mac* needed rest ever since Mr. and
Mr*. Leaaan will arrive litre in tbr
next few days.
" Work on the tabernacle on the
Saaader* lot on . Main and Watt*
""ft* is now ia process and -tru-rture
■9 he ready for '.he opcni-ig serv
ices Stola) . A ago-*. 24
CHORISTER J. C COSTIIN
WISHES Tt» MEET
SINGERS MONDAY NIGHT
M«a ti) night at 8 p m. at the Bap
tat Ckauli. I want to meet all per
soas over fifteen years of age. who
caa cany a tane Not oaly thane who
sag regularly in Ik various choirs of
the town, had all who will try to sing.
We want to aakc tha campaign the
greatest revival that Wflliam-to- has
every had ia the history of tbr town
far oar Lard aad Saviaar Jc.us Christ
aad ae caa do this with year coopcr
ataaaa. May I depend oa yoa Monday
aaght at 8 p. a
J. C COSTON
MBS. LA WHENCE PEEL EN
TEHTAINEO HMt MISS CLARK
Wednesday evemag fraa eight
shifty aatd twelve o'clock at her home
aa Chaai b street. Mrs. Lawrence ftd
was ha«Wi to a ttamber of frwadi.
—pMialaig her haate gaest. Ma*
Imlia Clark of who was a
i fsesner mrmtor of the faralt) of the
i local achuols.
I Tablet for bridge were placed ia the
I -it which was aade more at
tractive by the aae af a prafasion of
t . iUta (flew ia crystal vase*
Mrs. L Roy Gargaf.u- nmir high
|*eaae ia the games at bridge and she
I ens grvea a dainty handkerchief and
jthe haa— was presented with aa
jaad wafer* were arved by the hostess
•'taahd by Mrs. Joak W. Manning
Meaning. Mrs. Carrie Biggs WBfaaa.
Mrs G H Haiiiaan. Miss Anaa Pope.
Mrs. A R IMnaiag, Mrs. Boy Gar
gaaas. Mrs. L. C Beaactt, Mra. A
HsaaeH. Mra. Harriett Britt, Mra. C
A Harriaaa and Hrs Elbert PeeL
At How Froa Haopital
Man Hide Wynae. who toa heea
to ML Vincent's Hospital for aeveral
aaafca aad who anderweat a ma jar
•paeatiso whle Ae was there, haa re
taraod to her bav here. Her fneah
wM he glad to knew that she is get
tmg alang aicely at this tiaae.
CARM OT THANKS
ane mt oar frieada aad aeigbk iTT^
«—t Waaaa mi ear
kaad. We wh* to thank alao Dr. H.
Uy May Gad ilnwu away * ' _
apaa tha in taae mt aaad.
MRS. J. E. GURGANU&
jaad hkaaafl have the
j week for a trip thresh the vaßey mt
; Virginia nivi vak to hat Royal
Mr. Tumk Ctoalaipkia speat Wad
jmtoj ialljaMft
la haatoaaa 1 R toe yaehaidkl
|T i L Taylar aad Httle
Williamston, Martin County, North Carolina, Friday. August 15,1924.
PROBABLE DELAY
INROAD WORK AT
; R. R. UNDERPASS
g The machinery and crpi|a» rut U
baik! the concrete rand, beginning at
the ead of Main street, was braagbt
down yesterday from near Everett*
and erork is now ir> pracaoa. We had
f kopeo! that the work wrald go forward
prcmptly ami withoat farther hin
drance* bat it row looks a if ucr
delay may oecar ahen the en ii ipa
at the Atlantic Coast Lin* rad read
i# reached.
It is rumors! that J»f are
gone aoi the plan. arr no; l ai i far
th- work at the arii«qa*L Some etfi
mated that the en-ineer wed one nil
lior stake* in em ling and -*omg the
F bridge work on the road. It is hoped
•hat the engineer* win be i ble to
| |4ocare a sofltr er.t umVr rf vU,
tional stakes to gH the mirrpav
f mpleted by Chri*tma&
HOHGtMIO WOMAN Bl R> T^
Tl» DEATH NEAR GOL'tSBItRO
'deceased Lived la Marta Coaaty
Maay Years Before Nnnc
r —_
taoldsboro. Aug. 14.—One of the
| rust horrible 7ccid*ate Jut ha* Lap
| i-ered in this **ctioa in anni tears
I *—* recordeal early T-iertfj- E..- P " E -
J when a Ford car tarned »tri »r> ibr
r highway six nule* from this city, aae
of its nrrapant*. a woman, being bare
f to death before the car ---** he
i righted Hie occupants of the car. Mr
t Mrs Ben Harnett. Mr* Annie
Bailey snd Mr*. Sarah Shirley. aO of
HoK-f-ml were ot. their war *« i Hoi.
camo meeting at Falcon.
Mrs. Burnett had called her bas
band's a'tention to the obi Coaaty
, Home whirh they wrre patunr and
while he was looking away from the
mad the car swerved and before he
eaald prevent it. ran into a ditch
and tarned over. It bant into hae»
' *»d before Mra. Burnett coold be te
' move.l from underneath it he was
r burned to death. Kooe of the other*
■ere injured The tody was
and prepared for the piaraty
' back home.
Mr. Burnett lived in Martin Coaa
-1 tjr not of her lifr. but movrd jas*
aios> the Halifax Coaaty I ae a few
' years ago
FIBE COHPANY ANSWERS
CALL THIS MORNING
The local Are company aaad- recon*
•»«e ia answering a call f.vn tk
. -uthem end of the town th* mra
l 11The Are was conAaal to th roof
| r a •null tenant home aad va* em
raiahed a boat the time thk era aaa>
umed.
Hr. John H. Bow a wdl erect at
a \ery early date a tww-story bnck
baibliag a Washington street betweet
the Ford and Stalk garages. The
■a ia ba lding will he divided iate two
sections. «-ach ectton ba« . 2 : >
crate fr^aL
Work on the haiklLg will l>.n tie
ir*t of September rad will to nan
lifted aharthly theraaftor. TV brick
are hea-g tooled to the site ani every
Uucg ir being pat ia rejlii»*» f*_
the ht-gianng of the rtractar."
CHR REN STEW
' 1 1
Masara. Robert and Harold Everett
entertained about forty af their
frieada at the Mohley Mdl Maatoy
stew aaa caokad at the tabarra karw>
Sandaichea, slangh aad other gut 1
thing* were served.
-t.
Mr. Boy tiargaaa haa Rtnmn
from Norfolk aad ffaltimnrc wher -r
he spent the past two weeks.
Mr. Jack Laag mt Fimdh panand
throagh here yesterday aad »j-u a
few hoars with frieada.
Miaoes Naaaie aad Mardy Hardy
HarriH wfll leave Soaday t for
Ruky Meant nheie they wfll visit
frieada far a few days before goto w
U their home ia Richlaa Ii
Mnun. A Hararll. Jr . Rayaaaad
Taylar. J. W Warts. Jr, Mai Panto.
Jr. aad daade Leggett utaanad Wed
aesday fraa Nags Head wbeve they
speat aeveral weeks. They npntade
ligbtfal trip.
Miaaea Biddie Haudl aad Maa An
viaktog her for aaae time left Wad
raaday aft era., a for VMar aad
to jpead Kaneek j
far Rocky Miaat to rkat friend* he-|i
FOUNDs—I have to mw paaaraaioa I,
maUBk MLr •- - I
FIRE DESTROYS
ROBERSON VILLE
UGHT PLANT
$25,000 Loss Partly Cov
ered By Insurance
The Roheraonville electric light plant
aas completely destroyoi by fire yes
terday afternoon at 2:30 p m. Hie
are was detected by one of the em
Hojeea hat too late to check it a*
Came* spread so rapidl\ effort- t«.
check them were useless. The fire wa>
first discovered around one of t':e
make stacks an.i the baikling. mac. .«
ety aad all equipment were
entirely in a very few minutes.
The plant wa» valued at S26j)UO with
SMMO maarance to cover. The corpor
owning and operating the plant
wa> composed of Hessrs. W. L Koh
craoa. B. F. Cobarn an.i Willie Tav
lat.
The town is now in darkness and
plans for lighting it hav? not yet been
agreed (.poo. The comj«a:iy may rr
haaH or the y may >ei| tj the fown.
It is reported that ttvr> m v -\-itd
tho paaer line from Kverett*. a i- -
tance of Ave mile* ami buy curr* >it
from the local plant, or it may he that
they will bay their power from Greeft
vfle
The fire is a great handicap to the
■"."•e • 1 -K* of the to* n as the water
pica*, nw under construction. Wa* to
Lave been operate.! by the electric
plant It is hoped by official* that
this handicap wdl be overcome in
pknty of tine so as not to interferel
•fh the operation of the water plant.
MIMS ELIZABETH BCRRAS
-AT HOME- FttK lltll SE GI'ESTS
At her home on West M=in stre-t
yesterday afternoon. Mss Uizabe'h
Barra* gave a lovHy "at home" party.
Ucaring her gaests. Misses Ninon
»ad Mary Hiubeth tiorham and Mi- a
llnabrth Thigpen of Ta-boro. The
beats were f:m fear until sis.
The home was decorated for the oc
rasion eith bt autiful lluwers In the
reception hall and living room bare
of gloden glow w-r» iueil aifl
n 'be •tunng rocm a color cheme of
green and white was carried oat with
nkite «ixlangf-..> abl snow un ths
ami I*ll Foe the table d coration. a
ba ket of hydrrngra- was a*ed
ia the center with white candles in
candlesticks burning  n the cor
"t> of the table. |
Mra Hugh Iturras. mother of the
s. giettnl th" »- >'("• guests
and Miss Ly.la Cook rrv-d punch In
the rwrin - line r r» M m Burrav
Gorittia ami ami Mi.-*.
Manvtt Brit* and tSr*' w»»e CSTPI
dm.— i. in v; Hons c»!er*_
la tto dining room. Mis*e.s R!izabetk
Cnrranw*. Susie Jaate.- a d Ndba
**"yaae -erv-d an ice coarse after
nhich 'be guests wer? invited ta riet
ia atiractive nook where M: " t
w ja». a* a gypcy fortune -
r. ad their palms.
The callin* dr«ng th- aftem- a
-ete. Mrs I. L Wynne. Hr*. J«e
"***' — r. Hr* Z. H. Ri.-e, Hiss Mary
'wt Mr*. L H. taurganu*. Mrs. B
W. Hardy. Mrs. C B. HasaeH. Mrs.
T. Cow per, Mra. Frank Hitch. Mra.
H. Cudwiii, Mr* A. T. Crawford.
Louise Harrison. Mia* Sank
Harrefl. Mi*" Eva P«el. Miaa Funk-
Mian', of Hymaalh. ML* Margaret
Erervtt, Mrs. Carrir Williams.
Mrs L C. Bennet*. Mrs. O-car An
derion. Mra. Whfeler Mart a. Mn. E
f Cunningham. Mrs J G. Godnrd.
Mrs M. O. Watt... Mra. J. W Moo
ag. Mra. K. B. Crawford. Mra. G
H. Haniioa. Miaa Veils Aradrewa, Mrs
A. R I Horn ing. Mr?. Limb, Mi**
Eva Wyr-ne. Mia* SaAie 11 irris, Mr*
I. H Saanderx. Mrs. Hagh G. Hartm.
Mra. Maurice Moore. Mr*. Clayton
Moore. Mrs. W. E. Warren. Mra Eli
Gait nam. Hrs. Kaaaie Caratarpken
M-v W A. Janes. Hrs C. D. Carata
phen. Mra. F. B. Cone, Mra Elbert
Pe»l
LITTLE CHILD DIES
Little Henry Thoaaas Bennett, son
dMr ad Mra. W. J. Bennett died
* the hoare of ha paruaU oa the Me-
Gaskry rand July 25. The child had
never been during ita life and
it dM fraa a complication of die
j
The funeral took plnce the fallow
•he old' Altshreeks raitiij
. ?
Mr. and Mra. W. G. GaAher aad
Mr. aad Mra. 1. D. Weefard left
yesterday maraiag for Bait im ire
where they wfll visit Mia. Vaduft
pueatSL Mr. Woolard wfl ratura
Tuaadny and Mra. Woolard wfll apead
| ME. MI 1111 Riddirk returned ta
. " " "V ■ ■ ♦
EX-SOLDIER GIVES
REASONS FOR
LEGION I*OST HERE
Why we should have an American
Lcgw-a, Po*t_
The writer at various times during
the pa>t two or thre? years has been
asked by peopie in other and nearby
town* whether or uot Williamston had
an American legioit Post. Thes* in
quirers have always been surprised
'hen an wered in the negative. Prac
tically every town of any importance
in the State ha* an active post which
is doing much in the life of the com
munity. Thr question naturally arises!
:r. this cociiectiori "Why shouM Wil
liaaartor have an Ansericrn legion
P»«d?-
IVsibly the mot impor.au; thing in
the ninning of the "threat War" wa*
the spint of team work, the spirit .if
comradeship that wa* ieveloped in the
yt-uthful citizen army that America
*o hnstdy placet! upon the Western
Fiont That spirit *ii>t more than any
other one '.Kn« to pierce the Himlen
imrg lin? ami place the American
Flag upon German soiL Such a thing
so useful in times of such *tress can
ami should be utdized in the problem*
tnar Anarnran cities are facing to
day. Wdliamuon needs to develop a
little of that spirit in her midst. The
American legion Po»t gathers the
young men oho served in the zrmy to
gether ami tenches them again the
* sloe of team work. The soldiers of
I*l*. the legionaire* of to-day will he
the men upon whom will fall the task
of running the nation in a few years'
ami the »pirit that enabled them to
carry on should he utilized now ami
at that time
The writer writing above ha* os
-uresi us a series of article* relative
•o establishing an American legion
Po*t in our city ami the ne*t * ill ly
pear in Tuesday's |iaper—Kdi or.
MISS KIHTH B %MEY
HON4IB til "EST AT I'tKll
Mrs*. X. forte* Cn-e;) entrrttinnl at
-aids 111 evenint' ::t l»er h.>nr on
Km M: ir.t street in honor of her
cbarnaing House gue. t. ML*.* K>lith
llam*y of Ksrhaaoml
DuaUe zinnia* in pidtery howl*
u~ed in the livirtg rooms ami reception
ball, ami* an attractive back groui>d
for the Iwvali |urtt.
Rrhlge sin! rook were la>tl. |Jave>l
ml Mrs. K Garganu* ma.i» Hil.
"O'l" le («►■,*• aixi was given a
br»lge score Ml ami Mrs. Ilurh Hor
ton. arho m.jle the most
i>. rook wa* giv*n r hi ml maa'e |»»w.ler
P«f The guest of faonor was pre*ept-1
el »i.h a very pretty pier* of lingers
The hostess. as*iste>l by Mi.s
i P o t ami Mr- the r Anderson. *err
ed an ice course which was nu»t- at
green mint.-s.
Thor*e present were. Mrs K F IV|>
Mrs J. G (odanl. Mr*. Clayton
Moore. Mr* Boy tiurganus, Mr*. Jae
W Manning. Mrs. K. It. Crawford
Mr*. T«tu-  ritrhei. Mr*. li. T.
Cowper of llaleigh. Mis* Vt-lla Ar.-
dreo - Mr.-. G. H. Harrison. Mrs E
P. • -i i ingham. Mr*. J. L V illiant*.
life-- Uixabeth Hurra*. Marion aud
Marj Kluabeth tiorham. Llizabetb
Margaret Everett. Clyde
llaull, Mary Cook. Lyda (*ook. ami
S sa I pUo. and Mrs. Oscar Amle'
•on. Mrs Übert Peel. Mr*. Hariott
Britt. lit*. B L. I iaduaaood of Nor
f dk. Mrs. C B. Ma-sell Mrs Hugh
G. Horton aad Mrs. "harks Mobley.
BA\k t»F OAK CITY HAS
MOVED INTO NEW Ql AKTEKN
The l; kof Oak City lu.s moved ia
ta. new |Uarters aral i MIS • • cuping
the Hair.! tore wb ch is «-dy a few
k*n from the hark bu lding which
wa* recently destroy 1 by fire.
Th* -.auk stood Ilk? boa* perfectly J
al - ;tnd docurwttU of
were \u perfec* onkr
ohej tsiken out. For .i. - fs-. t f-w days
the iMriilr of the bank have been
very ba*y getting Axed at their new
place and they have already tan bed
that work and are all aettkd and the
hank ia fuarftwning aa usual
TARMORO SLFFERS DEFEAT
AT LOCAL NINE'S DIAMOND
The local ka*e kali defeated
Ih "■ aat Tarhoro here
at the fair grcutxla hy a
* to i scare.
The early pert of ihe game una
liatless urkh nany costly errors an.l
poor irlliag. bat later they settled
dean a earnest asd a good gaaae wa
wßaeaaad bythe ipectatan.
Baggias aad King were uaikle to
tairl eßectrvdy aa the Md wee wet. !
lag for the lacvU had trouble in kd
iog the plate bat at a rtaje mt th?
gaaae aae ke iu danger. King pitched
a good gaaae bat aaa given very peer
W. J. MANNING
CASE HEARD
BY LARGE CROWD
Case (ioes to Federal
Court in Raleigh
In November
TV ca-e of the I nit*>i SUt*> vs.
W. J. Manning of Btihr). chanting
Kim witlt ntoitirc from
prrsjtb mhnr he *i« an officer of th * I
I mt-nl S'atK. n> trmi hen tt'olms- I
•Jay aft-moon at tmo o'Hufk in the I
court kriorr W C. Harming. a
I S_ Conßb.-M»I
Whffl ftiort flpfwu th? h«a>/ ari.
full of 'pKtet«r> from this ar«i a-i
cmuilvs arxi esepruliy from
llethfl. ihe Imw «f defendant. I
The rour- »»• oprt, m by R Vk Ward.
'I. S Marshall of Raleigh Th** pn
err. meet *». rjpmnicd b> Willie (>
I!nrrv Asndaat Pistnrt Attorney
of Kileu.it ai»i 1_ J. lan:for>i of
Wa "'Enjtton. !• t". Thr Un! «a
repre-ente.? by Martin jt.! Peel of
this city
The (mnrnml pi ace. 1 upon th'
standi -even Th» .iefens-*
save no IMniMny in the hearing
The irct witness. * K P ak-. -.tat
ed that he «i> t,. -ell a gal
l«* »f b»|n»r ky a certain p't o-i ai>.!
aft-r lk» ulf of the liquor he vimi»l
w $15«10O as "h«vh moneyl'—ak
that he pu**i the am>mnt to
R- T Jenkins of Pitt cow-ity who tavc
him a receipt for the SISOOO Mr
l' r »k further stated that h- went to
the hoot" of M J Manning it Iterhel
and conferred with him relative to the
matter .-n.f that W J. Manning -tat
'■l tkuat he recited the but
rrf u-»»i to gi»e a receipt for -jiw.
I poi ow» eun>inalh« Mr r.-k
--a:d .ka fc* wa. caught .-t j- -till a
few .lais later arst that he tjvp hi-
J >."■«» >■ given him by kk" T
Jer.kn- *o A. S. Ham» .• r*l th ..ther
rfltcer. ■■•w.' caught hun at the still
-Iw» Ly» L'U i be » ent to I .rer'tviti.'
an.l gar - « » a-.-rit a*fvfjv :t
v v r-nr the whole nailer. Tfie se
vere •jiauitr by Mr Martin, tie .(»
f. fcdant's at~orr-y. In! Peak- to ai
mrt that he wa.- pruoiuol immunity
from psi ibkni nt if he wouM niak
alklti it -
J J Roger-, the -ecor»i wit-f»,
c the nul-w eof Peaks in
•V paynw-ml of th- f|."4lia>
■* S Harrs- of Vaskville. \ (", |h»
"bird wi.ne-.- -tated that h- was in
'he porti that racrbt IVak. ;t th
-I 11. »«'! lh:.l |Vjk. eave n•! «-e thV
Ve k»l alresult |ovj h»- ti*e. ?r ,| h
•w M -hi»«k "be, (ik) any right, to
trferfere I"-ab a-k d tic t -he*
•>""» with lm wbere he pr.«lu-».! th -
it-sued kj Jenkin- Thi- re
'elM Wis tn*>l «|»| to llairi- b\
IVak- th the wit dav llirri- -aw
l*«»ki n r* ill- whe.e h- malr
>lklait hrfore 1.l agent lair
f»r>i
I Mim-«uwMlMi .t wa- fouiwl
that he ki4 nudnw of im
m ami > to uub aJRIi-vit-
Frank \el won of Pinrrle a»l that
• J Masamtg fufearf a -mall |«antity
• f whkky n a tnii'irti.« with hi.-
fs'ner aikl that Mr Mann.ng threat
led kn u4 lins li 1 l.tm to go to
Brthl Ike wit day an-I give bond
I pw« m» eumulM \rlsun stat
ed thai M BMg) was deman>led nor
a bond tint
Fred Paw ell of Pai mi Ir rtalnl thai
k - heard a wmwUm al night ami
»■> 1 1 oi ym* of the per-ata- to be (
W J. Manaig hut cowM not testify |
that it wa> kin. acJ failing to identi
fy the voire a» that of Manning the ,
wilatto Was withdrawn
I. J I ankfotd. fecial agent for
the 'llpji'.seal of Justice, was Ihe
neii nlieu airl ke stated that he
wa* d ; f«rted to Greewvilie where be,
• M ikknb from * F Peaks. J.
I Hoger, aad olherk He al-o stated
'hat ke I ie |WMt of immunity
to an/ «e bo* did tell Peaks that his
■k|a:tn.u ww«M aot bother him On |
crsnen—ali— he stated that whet. ,
kg iiak (iiKsiiHe. ke isob saw M. 
K. BUsst. attorwey, who kad form- (
erty keen rnanft with the Depart
ment of Jwttire He further testifcd
that Mr. Hli—l kad rim him the t
fiwiiiu of ki* «Ace mi of rauteiy .
a mi that II i ■■ kad also given him .
pii htiiui m Martin and Pitt ,
counties. Mr. Laagfucd further stat- i
ed tknt kg wh only inlgi—tad in the ,
mutters nsirrtcd witk «. J. Man- ,
■he a* the Pi|iilni 1 of Jnrlifg i
kad |inn kin no orders to iwrcsti- |
rate or cum* other prim. He al
an stated tknt he knd —■ Ir three or
jfonr trips In Cmwit, Bethel and
hlft Mi i > fat the telTrf I
: J> . ... . , .
WATCH THE LABEL ON YOL'K
PAPER. CT CARRIES THE DATS
lOIR SI"KM Kl PTION EXPIRES
ESTABLISHED 1898
GOVERNMENT
AGENTS LOCATE
UQL OR STILL
tiwerumeirt ffiviai - vtarae active
Wn!iie»j.. au«i fouiMl a -till oa *he
I !;•!.•! of 1 „.c.. a  I* j red man
wno lives .-eveii "nil.- of Wil
iaiiv-tor The still, a -mail copper
outfit wi- fuur-i uimii 300 yards
from Kk hou.-e hi j.|. i* near several
.-nvali ki?> celer.
I After tarthing tiw yuxj they
t"un«i -traiih! j-aUi- leading from his
back '!»r through hi- tcH Ui -everal
-tan i - * here a -tril ha>i le.n open Sol
at -ome previous time. Ho kad driven
trn»ush hi. co't-xi the
still •» a.- t-> elitnirate ar.y .• i piewm.
Tl.e officer- -letecie.! !h6 t>ior of a
sldl ar -a.-l the **a-h Utt*- ar>i pn>-
cw»if. fc t-ie souice which
tiu* the m»>l* ..*• After
" j'liy.i! . !•») fotin>i an old
wash pi.t br«k(i up ?r.d further in
ve. tiifitK.n W-i! them to r -move the
lloor buck of the fun ace. where they
foui •> a - lent chamber ami a furnace
buiit. u|Mn which the stfll at at some
pivvious time Much r-vidence of >iead
• h|ii rs wen Ihuikl. The U>mb ui which
the st.il kill bfH-r: uperjlol was a
■leep a.- a man'- tenrta and fivp ,-utfi
ciei.t rwm fur ail !«*-,»ry opera
tion.-.
I.JU > wa.- ati -ttsl aw.! t kt-n before
t ommiv hwr Manning ■!>» place»l
him utMier bu >l for hi- spp>. ranee in
the Fftieni t-rtir- i-» kka-hingtun next
(Vlubrr
Tuesday Niijht
I >anee a Sueeess
w ill>am-toi witrje-sg-i the irsct re
-|iectai4e .ia.w >ere Tue-.laV nigh' it
his experience.! :r» several nuotAv
At the begittnißj of the -lance. Mayor
Has-ell nus-te a -h..rt talk, giving the
tule- an.i regulatsor; - which Kad to
he with by ail furtgipaaU
..n.i '»r..i warmer-, lie gate notice
to 'he effect that all cells and been
cleaned, arwi clean I -si Tin«»n ha«l been
i't"\ (rf iw if, water -r electric
light- w .ul'i } fc » permitted.
_ The Mayor's t :1k wa- very appropri
ate at si un.hubte.il> it dkl much
goo.l Several dreamy an-' ie. p eyes
.•pen*.! 3i»l ikf »a;se-» wert rf into
tfie - nv:*ll hour .»f n»ir|ui». The
wi he- of »he Mayor a>-i ..t| - r ciliiefu
wfrt rv--pt-ctr.! t«» evtent that
«!i or!.r!> w wit-ses ed on
"tie [arc- *1". r T', ;»-ak w-U for '
U ill tarn.- ton arV.' . ver \ one referred
o tf : e affair a- !eni|f ucce -fuL
ItIRTHHAY PkKTk
Mr> W C Il\ r m »f: imitcsl about
fort> of the fra-n-is if Her little -on.
Ittllie. to celebrate his eighth birthday
*ri'h him ye-terday aftetniuß aryl a
very enjoyable -ift.rr."--!. Wi -per tby
the little folk-. They nva.ii- the little
ftllow very Kappy by prr- iiting him
with inany birthlay gifts
Aft-r games were played for two
h.rtirs. Mrs. I ivermat; a-.-itfl by, Mrs.
J I' Tr.igpen -erved ice rrran cooes
.Ukl ller-hey bars tc the
Mr. ai Mr* Warr_ n H will
re'um tonight from They
th r trip by motor.
Mr aiwl Mrs. J. tt Hopk>n.s and lit
tle •laughter were in town ie^terday.
Miss France- Morr lef. yesterday
allerno»n for her h. i:*r ir tiskhkM*
alter i L-iting Iter aunt, Mrs. f. R
Cine and I>r Co»e aud M.-s Thetea
I." row n for some tame.
Mr. Ola Tucker of tjr--r.ville was
n the city Wediies«tay for a short
while.
Mr A. * McN'air of was
in the city yesterday on i rofesios
al kiOMM. .
i Mi ae» Eva and Fr-jAi (>t!ews aid
Mr Jack Orleans of Win-ton
who have been vLsitiag their uacte, Mr
M. Orleans for a fee; days, with Mr.
Solly Orleans and Mrs. Walter Or
leans motored to Wdson Tu miajr and
v Muted friends until yesteniay.
Cone and Sr. Cone and Mrsa Tkdna
was a business vis.tor lure yester
day.
times as they walk. ■ ky each other
and one time in a garage. He did not
say who sent the Honey, and further
stated that he did not know for whet
parpooe. bat said that the aaMh
were asaaly S2SuOO with the euaytki
of one or two time . With th* cna
eraainetioa cwafroa'iag him ha al
uaest loot his and when a wriU
by the defense which he had signed .
early m the year, he kitiet very o»-
tiuas r ire ruing hie speech.
kat this Pruhvhle caate |
*i tummtrn 1 ill—
the District Federal Conn at