TDK WKATHKR
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
1 -it 11?- rliuitu?- in temperattt##*
*i?d? rat?- winds.
FINAL EDITION. ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA. TI'KJJDAY KVKNINC. OCTOHKIt 28. 1021. SIX PACKS. NO. 266.
^ Ham-Ramsay Campaign
Enters On New Phase
KvangHistV I'romis?* 1? Muk<* Air Thick VN itli 11 !?!?? ami
Hair Titi? Week lla* Pnl IVtipIr on Oni \ i\??
and Added Crowds t?rr K\|?rrU'i|
Entering today ui?on Its fourth ?
week, Um Hatu-Ilamsay evanuelle
tlc campaign promises to take on
a new phase. In tact the evan
gelist told Ins audience Sunday
thatthf? itlr would fn?'fhieit
uair and hid.- for 200 mile* from
Elizabeth City for the next Wi-t-k.
For despite crowds that -have
broken all records tor attendants
on religious services in r.lizr.ln th
City, despite the fact that tin In
quiry room wan oncked aih!
jamnied on tin- very first night
that an after-meeting was held in
It. and despite the further fact
that every church and Sunday
school in the city l.as had a ?tnl,
Ing Increase fir attendance as n i ?
suit of the meeting, the evatiM-l
, 1st feels that only flu? surface has
heen scratched in Hie work that
t h? hopes to do in Elizabeth City.
In other words the Interest
manifested in the meeting thus,
far 1:; as nuthlng to what Is looked
for by members of the Ham-Kam
say evangelistic party. The evuii*
gellst himself believes that tlu; in
? mere wortne^?twtoreet?
those who have sought the inquirv ?
room. though somewhat uneasy in
conscience, have not be^un to feel
('.oil's Spirit In his sin-convicting ;
power. When that power is truly
manifest members of the party be
lieve Elizabeth City is not only
going to see the greatest spiritual
upheaval in the history of the
town but ono of the greatest evan
gelistic meetings ever witnessed In
North Carolina. The evangelist
seems to lentertain no scintilla of
doubt that complete success will
eventually crown his efforts here.
Willing be Tested
"I am willing to put It to the
test," he said Sunday night. "it
this is not God's work I um will
ing for him to brand the tliiim an
imposition and a fraud and make
me tuck my tail and leave town
like a yellow dog."
Definite figures were given
Sunday for the first time since the
meeting began as to the com of
the campaign. The bill for lum
ber alone for the tabernacle is $2,
375.89, while that for Isbor, .
elusive of the salary of Mr. llaum
gartel, under whose direction tlv
tabernacle was erected, is
I960 25. The total expenses, in
4 eluding the salary of the evaug'l
j it's helpers, is estimated ut $5.
R72.97, most of which. Chorister
Ilamuay pointed out. Is to he spent
in Elizabeth City. To date only
about half of this amount has
been raised.
Tuesday'morning the evangelist
preached from the text, "He that
eoveroth his sins shall not pros
per/' Though quietly ?polt? :i end
without a trace of the sensation
al in its delivery, the message
Beetle d to be one that went
straight home to the hearts of
those present, many of whom
were visibly Iniprrrsod.
Preliminary to the sermon.
Chorister Ramsay announced that
word had been received from tie
Cotillion Club that the dance set
for Thursday night bad be? n
called off. "Leaving Ood out."
said Mr. Ham. "that was the at jih
Ihle and courteous thing to do."
The IN psl-Cola Itottllng Works
and the H. W. Elliott grocery
have been ndded to the list of
firms cloning for the mornln?: ser
vice.
Sunday night's sermon:
"lie not- deceived; God is no!
mocked; for whatsoever a man
soweth. that shall he also reap.
For he that soweth 'Into* the
flesh shull of the flesh reap eor
tuption; but He that soWetli
'Into' the S|?lrit fchall <?f th"
Spirit reap life everlasting."
.Man Often Deceived
The Very first words of our text
ought to arrest us. We un
wanted against being deceived.
Man is constantly being deceived.
From the time i4a i an eriteYM th"
([lard en of Eden and deceived Eve
until today man has heeti 'he
rletini of deception. He Is de
delved sometimes by his enemies,
but also he Is victim oftentimes
to the deceptions of those whom
he counts his friends.
The text is applicable either to
the saint or the sinner. The
sinner, of course, has bul one na
ture?the nature of th? flesh ?5??
he can sow only In the field of
the flesh and must nfre^urIly
roap enly the harvest of the flesh
whleh Is corruption. The saint,
however, has two natures?the
nature of the flesh and the nature
of tho Spirit which wm implant ?!
in him n' the time of his regener
ation He ran sow either Into
the field of the flesh or Into the
?field of the spirit as he chooses.
If he sow?? Into the flesh, even
thouih he be saved, he will reap
corruption Just as will the out
and out sinner; and If he sow?
Into the spirit, he will reap life
overlasting.
Cur text is true In all sphere*
of life. If It were not for I h Is
Inexorable law of God the uni
verse today would be a hopeless
iflumble. man would be an irre
|rponslble brute and society would
^ he a lawless mdh.
The truth of the text has hem
recognized In all age, and by al!
peoples. In India this law wa>
known as Karma, In Egypt, Nem
esi* and iml.iy our philo?'|i'p ??:
itpi'ak in Kr?*;u svvllitiK i rms of
runs?* ami ciiuel. ?( lirli am! r?
action: (?nt lh<- 111 ? *> Spirit Imh
li' ?A S - Joufciuw: a
of III! "W'?? ??? aj? u'iat iw S?w."
Th *. kfiy Im* , n\.\ -\\V =..w
n lhoii^lf r? at) all ;u-U *??
?sou an !?.t :siu! ri-aji a ?*litirut'lpi\
we si?'\ .i rlialjeltT i'lul r*M]? :l
An I nil<?(*?>.il l.iu
Mi* tint ilrri'jv? ?1. This 1 i(??
we ajv living .a v'wil - iwinu
lint ami tin- Jinn- f<?r nvpinu U
sure to mm.'. I 'liTf ar- so few
nI us who t-vr iItHilyXff' lhis ill
?T lilim-st, \\ .. nt- vr pali-"-'
vofl?n ti|Hin 111** lajt *-!?:? t v. ?? *:i
not ?>x|it*.-i t? maji when w ? Ijaw '
not sown. 11ii: ih?. i? m' h-, ami I
aitt #orr> n? .-ay most ot H-*. who :
i'ail In sow int.* t!i. Spin: ur?1 '
Rwiii;: .i harr.-n It.nv-si spirit- ?
tially. Ar n- o^ni..,- t hi- law in 1
alnio*t * v?-ry otln-r li?-!/. Thort? '
is hii.,11 tutnu-r who p!;?;tts his s
?t-WMTl I'J [I
Hiaiil lim-i, ,
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I'-imin V, . v i r hi
rwsls i, n,ir.-?f ,Vrr.. I. i
pros,,.", ,?r ? ,liirvl.K, ?
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C.oil s iin>xoraiilo iaw
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no harm ill 11, i,',, ,
l-hrl-licnity x'?
?V:,u ""i. Inn i?. ??t
rc'io ih" 1 ? "l?
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?h.-r. v.r vl ?-hai.-i r v...,
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v.rr, """ '????" 'i'!-'"?
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ha? i,milli1K ?(lh yoar ,
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(lot ??rm i nr.s yoar harv it.
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run item U|.| ni;11 , ' f
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Inona <>p..h, ,i?y |?. ? .
Biirri.-illy In a Ci-naln i ir ,
In lh,. ,-li v. \vi,.
that 111,' plar,.
. topav.;j, , w
lay on |]? n ,?r j,l
J' r iln ' '" T liir.MU riii
oianilliiL. iivir In,- with a hik.V
Ii.K nmb-r In han-i wU:. ?
youhK When tli.-v wl?,.|
lli.i Moo,| off his facp Hi's Sim
Ilay Ki ll,,1,1 Kiii>..rln:i'ii(li>nl r,-<-.,c
nizo.l hu ???? ,,a ?. |?. ? r?m
mililn. iii'innuj crim,. tvlirn |?.
?.? rn, "..I iv 111| 11 <r n..
^ V' 1" I a ili.l II,|H
><?il will Mvp whai yoii wi'l >* .
No l:^<?|? ,? i, 1K sjll>
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'api. Ih.. harv >1 ?f j??. ,|?
Hon 1 111I11 Ii 1,0,r .mini,
vonr ?In. I? V-rri.)* or Hi !,,.
?r any far ,y . liy
?Ill ?--.npi- vonr Ii .i v. 1 Tli-n
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V m ?J",||" av hrhiE 11 harv. : in
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:hc?k ?111 ^?v
v.jy III III., fctailng lull,, ,,r ,|,.??
A l*rnnilfal)i r on... rani., lo
lin- anil |?>l'ii..,| 0111 fn' me hi .1?.
fnrme'l . ? .Iffooiivr. priiti,liliil.|
nnil anl<l oh. I ri.Mior TI,., , ?hal
>011 ?al,I , ,r?r. Thll, ,hl|l|
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rrnl -In. of l.ls rr.m,If,
mllln.l i..ar? aKt,." | hail
rraprd 1,1 h:.i"?,. I fv. ? |?
ki roml prnT.itinn.
"He ?'"? ilrr. lvnl. (lo.l I, nil
'norkcl. v. hal.*,,.. v..r maa
wiwoili iluiLjJuill 1, ?1,0 reap,''
Oiil hrrr In T. ??,; ? *?.,1,hv
faill.man i?m. t? nnit Fl)(l|
lltolhrr llatn, I want ?? ,. ,| v?l|
how thai Inixnrahlo 1 ,w ?f r.o.l
Baa l >.,'n hrmiciii horn. 10 n..
Kovrrnl voir? ano. I ,v ?1 10
Fort Worth lo alt.'n.l tiio ruin,-,
nana fnnvonllon win, nu
a yonnir man. I ,00k ihi. >,?inp
man with r.i,. ilowii inio Mm r, .i
11*1,1 ,ll?lrlrl an-l th.r? l?l.ial..,l
him lni? 1. lifr ?f ,|nf,,| in
?.?nr. XV.. r.'iiirno.l h.ni... 1,11,1
'Noilly Ihrmaftur. thai natTli- hov
Hr.f-Krd Illy own detail' r :?ml
'? h'r lh" l?.it!|. - inv ,11
n n?n of H,,, hroMlrl I ,
toy or ,lo nnlhlnr |
ienpo,| ?hm I hit.l wwn."
No K?I*ii|m* In |'?,1:1,,,,, s
lllll -oil!,, nf yon think lo *i.|
lor?lwn, .. f..r voHf ?1,..
t mu? ? apr yrtir harvest j
IPII yon von will rr.i,, l|,r har
*?at Jual ihu ?.iiiio. Van may
OXK ?X>NVI(TIOX TIKSDAV.
Only om? conviction resulted
From Tuesday morning's Minion
of r?'<*ord* r'* court. James Pend
leton. rolorni, in court Inst week
lor .in uflruy. wan fine?I $10 nn?l
???>tM for profanity on tho Ktrect.
t)i:?* other ase on the record
bloii?r Tuesday morning re
sulted in a verdict of not guilty
.uid court vran done with liy 1?: "0
u lut k.
>!"! I ICS I \HH.hm K
AI.L MIS KI'GAU SKK'k
Wayltlnglon. (Krt. 28<-> Replying
?? repeati?1 attacks by LaKolie'te
ii ooniiiM'Mon whli ih?? sugar eon
1!'.'H-i'..v ?Sijinlur iJnpmt-jif 4 tab
n.jnv nrrrr.'d~r?r sel! r?r ?li?-:.
i??r liis sio? k in the Itah-lln
??? Suit.tr Company. II. li*ied his
holding* as 4 til share*.
?-i forgiv n<'.w. )>ut you cnn'f
m jih- tlu> harvest if-you-bttve
;? own int.* the fb hi ?r t!,i? fle^h.
:, 'vl I Ki?l forgiveness for hi?*
??'.iillt-riHi?. ami )iiiir?li*rous aru. i
pil t h?? reaped nn adulterous
daughter :ind a uiur<leror>s ~scnr~
liJiLlJli'-Silllli^?Aluuv.iif ymi iHf^y?
foi'Rivi'm m for your :-ins of
? eliery ;in<| h-wdm ss, lun yon
kill reap th?* harvest unto tin
ll'.rd ami foiirili generalIan Just
:s God *uy*. Look at li'inu>
nler AiiHimiv ?uh i|lt coiirm
'i* !'? Vi'lry uiitl <liss||i;i: |..j|a uilli
bailer dancers mid its gay
oiirifsan... nut *?? have* only to
.*?? down io iIip cc'uefatIons tlmt
u?M?*we?t nni wp Rhmif lil'iib-fllx- "
>um~ ml** -<*? I'nlfgnln?and -Nem
10 not' i hat i.ic harvM was
eaped. k |
not dMelTMli loorioM . Wi
map wlf.ii wo Row*. 'whelKer w*
?'* nations or as individuals.
Not long ago. a boy fell int.i
ihe hands of a corrective hoc lot y.
? in! tie- boy was ho depraved ili.it
lb?- society (loci (b'll to co ail ne*
m investigation of tin* family of
ibis boy. to moo what light wonbl
j?e ilit. wu on Ins ?onsihillty,
? V J ;, -ed back to ;? <|r i named
Mirgur?; who In I lived *?v >ral
?? ? i .?! a*' oiis hefoiv. This ni.'I
11 . I >i:.., been ai.i.v: ? ! to i;i.iw
:? ? ?lioat the pro,?-r infraction
;'inl car.4 and as a ronul* of .itivt
i .'lis one cane of car . Iomii-*sh m
Uie iearing of a rh'?l ihcy loitmi
i>iii I he following astounding
faet?\ This girl Margaret had
Lion ml 7'Hi descendants whojc i
rccords they were abb* to irac^
and of this 700, 91 were illegi
timate, 12B were prostitutes, IS
W4 re re-sort k? opers, 65 died of
loath"Koiitc diseases. 79 were1
r-oiivicte:! criminals who .served
an aggregate period of 116 year?
<n the penitentiary; only 22 had
ever owned property and of these
IS lost what they had owned; '
Ml' wor? helped by the county
ovn- an aggregate period of 7::4
years, fit died in the poor house,
died in institutions for the men
iHlly defective nnd for ovr 100
years ihero wus not one single
decent mi niber of the family. All
i he harvest of cnreleasneitK in the
rearing of a girl.
Tlie Coit of Folly
That is what It cost just to let
your .hoys and girls loaf the
*1 ret-1 k lb idleness and live only
livns ijf ihoughtb'ss nnd careloK.i
indulgence. They will nar a
generation of harlots and thieves
and <? a t ihroats ami murderers.
1 h. th<? harvest that awaits this
God haling, careless, indifferent,
amusement* loving, plensnre mad
generation. ?lie not deretvert,-*
r.roih? r. lb re is nothing trifling.
If yon throw n p? bble Inio the
?m. an. it will tend a wave io thi
ol her shore. livery thought you
hnv.*. every IhcAttr you sc?\ every
bit of trashy literature you r<nd.
ev.-ry flinfnl pleasure in which
v?.,i tndulgi . every moral, re
i mint that you dtfy will bring
|i< harvest.
Too. the hnrvest will be all out
of pronortlon with tli? ?owiny.
You will reap more than you sow
Mid not only that, bni you will
reap v.hat you how. Sow flowers
an I you will reap flower.;; sow
lb--? and you ulll reap lies. Old
Dive* paid no attention to the
h< lpl*??H beggar that lay at his
pal? bencin g for a drink of
wafer and a crumb of bread. t?nr
i.^ t-t did lilv>.n?1^4?!s
? ?yen in 1? 11 nml begged I. taenia
if i o in** and put a drop ?>f water
? ?n hU iarchlntt tojiKm- Old
HiiintMi was hanged on th?? very
gallows which he had built f >r
.Morile?-^, The wicked princes of
!>nhyIon were devour?-?! by the
v? ry lions which Ihey had planned
would destroy Daniel. Adombc
/< k ,<a? at a tab!* with .hi? finger
;?nd toei amputated nnd said
vontv Klnp* have /ni at my
tabl- with th?'ir fingers niul tooa_
ampaiated. I havo reaped what I
have sown." Absolom c.ist a
lustful look nnrl reaped adultery
il? bis own life.
Heaping in Kind
Ahab cast a covetous look upon
the garden of iNaboth and bad
Xahoth murdered, but th? very
f pot that drank the blood of Na
l?o'h ?Irank the blood of Ahab.
Just as Clod hsd snld. Ja?-??b
? owed deception and roi the
Mf-tbrlvhi. but he r?*apod de rp.
I ?m nil bts life. He W.r? de
ceived In Rfttlng hi* wife, he wjis
deceived by his father-in-law in
the matter ef hi* wanes tie
van finally deceived by his
own sons ami made to bellev*'
that toseph, his favorite son had
b'cn killed. Jacob wm forgiven
for his deception, hut he reaped
bin b iry nt nr deception and it's
all h1< life Just the same. He
r.ot deceived, some of you here
(Continued on l'?Re 2.)
Searching Chinese for Weapons
Th# ton? u;ir ?lan r : ?:? V.-*v V !.->T:on out in Chinese quartern
m a ?!<??<-11 iIIIToiciit ? *. IV.: i.v'Hrj llu* ??Chinatowns** In nil
?if thrm. Ilt-i?' i ? *i?ji-? ?? : ;*???? .onrrhln? n Chines# for
jvvniiona. Simitar >???? . ? . c * n '..ractir.illy every larg*
city whi le (h-*tc * : v. ? .. of oriental* living.
Crowds Cheered Another
As Milton Broke Record
Travelling 5 ? t zir'A ?iMn**, o!i Wlin-h Has Ever
Dun:1 !><!'.?:?< Tu.'v.viy.Miltnn* Y8r!* ? > i.l '3u*.r
l.itlx* Sh-V .-tirprr c* t ? S{ir?!:tlf?r;
Hv i;oisKi:r t. smai.?*
????!. n. the
t'lin. l it! v ()??} l!.v"?"ilii* i; the
K'iMiirl.itI<!f j.i.y of h i\\- man
won a Rrtai vi - ? :\ hy l?r? ? :
ali known wor-d ro-.*(?:.
Ill? ?y?s of h in ? fi.;y ? !?<?:? - < ?<]
frenzied spectators. i.m! >v*l
!n I he mrjdly eli- i'iiii: tliiim?.:
I:n< w anything a bun t i'.
I Tn ril inii!oi?k a speM *H
wonlil liuv left- a \Y . In'li a
hurrieari?' trnlfinjr in ?lir d'u/t.
travelling 2."o i m i v mil?*:
faster* ilmn anything i>n v.ln'!-?
had ?ver iravi'll?'d i . ' ; mul
Milion. of i h?* lit'?vli* ?-??! ?n v- :it
H?verlv llilhi, l.o? AinSi-s, vet
eran ?f tU r*>*?t??k um.-I .i*? -i
Iiiimnitnn trnek. won Mi?* in;: i : -:
ral elnfttir* of ih? Churl tli?' u
WHV ill ti?. (lylhfT K-lfl of n
il:?.y afternoon :;;i?l no oti" ki"- v_
-ir-tmr!l"?T!Tv \\ ro~ ?iiiiIJ lnm i,T
Snnl.iy morning.
ThrouUt a r.ib. up ?f Me
nnlci-r n?r r.-? in tli?- i?tn M
llKin? n- ? ???!..J? n n>: i i i?
|??an*d that Ir| f"?t i;
California. ?h'i another r!! ??
ler '>f lile deadlv prani'. Ii;-d \.
the ran*. Coop r was r*l???*?r? t tu
tli? #?< 1? *?. I i? ?i m i ? ! f >11 anin-'i 'I
;is having finished xcninil. - I
1'Oor 1?.- 1'iioln, a promising t??
phew of Kalph I>?? Piilm'-r, Vini,
<?f ihchi ali. wfi? pl.nt'd
When ih* blKR^t crowil ("itai
lian over fteeji pott rod nut of fl???
two liii; prMti'l'-tani!*! this ur; ?
m*-nt slooi! as thj* resni*? of ?
?li>t rare of Its Kini ? vr-'r li* IN
low Ihf Mn-u.n end Dixon li:i
Tommy Mlllnn v/n? no* i- ?
Triu- In- hud 1>?*?-*i hopii o ti n."
? t ?n-h??whtrltnr nrfnrrnt tttttt rr
t h?* tlni?- Iii tho maiinnr of tb
disdainful nit thai "*nlk"il '??*
hi? Ioni';" avoiding the mix *
and m-vor seeming to run f
to Iho n?on? ^pe-taele ilrlv i v !m
ttrr?' now skirting lin- lop of
Irnrk and now Vra lii'ir (IliWfl 1
peep hanks with added tnmu?-ii
turn. passing pitch other ' My i ?
h? pHM?d in turn; hut #or.n a
r.r other the -ip'Tf:?lot ?. had '*?r
looked bin and UieCe was no '-r
th?? part of tli? ?*r? ^ I
wh?n h? i???niinitly Itad not tin
fohed In III - tnonpy. !!? had b?-?n
to flic "pit*" only onf" durlr? ??
lontc t rind - I o chitn^?- a i?
wlil< h h.id not fal1?i| btii of ?i i- It
ll" hud ittowu il lilt MIKph'l ?>'
At. tin* rnlu liiitlon of I lit*
most of th<* fthrr drlv??r 'h I
Konf to Karl Cooppr'n pit and *
tended th?lr ?onacr?n?--? ?
llnMed by tho crowd. Poop? ? d
rliinhfd nom^.lalar.tlv fro:? tl>
rorkplt of lil> him Ilk?* ra< r
chine and pulled up hI? l?ft *?
;?djuMtlnir a *lr?y Ri-tlrt ? '
no ni? til ronld touch him '
wayward ?ock hnd b!?n hi* onlv
< r?* na her dnnhorl 2^? ' >
iirnund ih<- mil? and " ou " ' ''
l??< k In a Kanio whore wont of
?hief rompetllftfM ha?? l?"'-n f?
iiiov d l?y flf'lcnl d? * 1
Tnmmv MUfon Jind* Til? rfn.
tn^rhanlcltM wrro th'- only on
who Bii^t?e^t?Hl KomothitiK mlr.iit
' h? wronjc. Tommy has only
ill.- !)i(l I.tiiii ]??: i f .p? ?-i! wjiy event,
i\*r.?? :?nd i i:!,. liolfir. tlic WorliI'M'
rp ' >1 i? <?r 1 ?*i" If!-". -5 miles- :?it
1??..i? .4 .h ! >.?; r??n;< In. ??i it
?h; ! Hi* minw-1
ih?us alum i i "pi*. *!'!??* ofii/ialH
iJ'?* t v i nun committal.
Vh ?? 'm t. h :i eti? i k!iifi of iln? ri*
? '?ri' ."i J ' loin; ? ...ju* of i li?? c|pr
i r*?*i! i t'lmr umi'iati icrorilnr wuh
!??? p d inder s'riii.nv mid .m?nie,
mi:" hour.* tal? ?? . a?* Inexorable
:i., cru*h d fur a time <<> tin?
j ? I. i ? i k /? * i urfai ?? of the hit track,
again iiiiil pri ?"!.?! iiii'tl Hit*
This tiil-trili* 1 :? aln dis
i-'i ,i. i| ?;f;?: ?h:ii all r'-pirdn
t? i ?o mill's had ln*fii hr-?k? ii by
Milfoil uho had avi r;ii-'i-il 11 H. 17
im-m- -hTnrr-fnr- ?tr?* *
tan."*?*, iiM-liiilliiK in" ponrno his
dim at i In* pit Kill CiNi|M>r wn-t
p? .1 *ri ??ml. Iletiiii.' Hill llilrcl
ami !??? I'....I m f?-*?i el). Ti*h iliou
'uml ?'."lilin ? oilur; a kiuK'i
l;-nvol:l m iti; dliy Wllirh hurl
lain for a '?? ? io in Coofwr'n 1/?p.
'?i "? ' l iily i?ji ? lli ? Miiil
!t? i: haii"* ?if Tommy Mill on.
|r,. n i ainl nelithhor of l?'in?l.m
l-'alrbank ?!iampion Income lax
liayr ??f tli? mnvi profession,
? nil. Hip '"harllp f'haplin who np
l.iars to h.iVe given up fnri-vpr
hi i Job of .h' inr funny.
MP*-:!?* n| t lie IiIp rapp Wfti
tnoM pi lurosiiue. TIip K^'iit
npi 11| liiiwl In* l i en vi*l down
r i * "t h Mm* midst of I hi* rot Ion
fi'V . which wpn- in full pnil all
lihimi it ami *' -v?. ihi< Notthefti
^? >???!-t?uii .uiU*4 iliiUi-?lit?
11 .i -1?. . Jint l iMiipl li-il has proved
fo Ii" lira-, fir i hp fastest In Hp
world as well :ii one of lhp safest
for there was no nihlanpp of an
ace'iil?'i i during the running of
(he ru.ee. In tl training period.
lioMfpT?*!-. * Kill*1 Anst'Tberg lo*t
rmlrnl ??f his machine ami fl?-w
off oiv pf Mu- planked pi<rlph-cH
to hit death.
Tli?- rin in Its :-'?ui!.herp spiting
re; !1* 1 ill?' first Kfaml prixo
pjlUli hijil i<ii Dip ro.nl:* about Sa
vnnnah nrk in 1!?0H ---ilown
amotiK the paliiK anil thp m ?sh
draped i :i K - Krpil Wagner. w ho
?itnil'il i hrt *nr ? ai?o art r ?1 the
one her?* Friil ha? befcn a Marl*
?? r fof 3* v'-.tr llftftltifl hlcvc'p?,
ih-'n itiutor \ I?- i ml :?iitomohilpi
ii 1.4 hit oni. |.ro!n?lon, If any
in? vp' w.?i **> in jtl'iri anything
Wn*npr !s alwn> . on Ih* Job.
Ami. nh >? . "oni* pyr" Con
noJIy in s<? m?? maniipr found hiti
way down l:pri'. but as ?t lb"
Warhimrtoii World fc-ri*?, h?? had
to noil pro|*i *iis in ord r to
"pjf? h" i h' i:??fp.
STIIK K BV AUTO
W OMAN IS DEAI)
XVIII ??>!. III. O-l. ?>* - V, .
''hi?li"i i ? Orifflii. w? ll
known fuvii i- fiountv woihup.
dloil in -i b'?*?!?'I 'I hof? Mi I'dnv of
in'in l. s r ? v?wj whpn ?irupk by
in aiitomobili .-'?ind?v. Thp drlvr
I? Unknown, aa lie failed to stop.
I'KOMINK.NT K Alt MICK
OIKS MONDAY NIGIIT
J. ft. Ilill?', Sr., n| rofiiillt I'iums
Suddenly \\ 11 *-| i Tbo1l-;hl
l?i Im> Intprm iiiy
J. It. Ilrltr. Sr . died Monday
night 41 1?is home m-ar Corinth
ltaptlst rtiurrh at 8:30 o'clock nf
lor a brief illness of only a (j*\\
ho urn. His death wax a severe
shock to the m inher* of hi.? fam*
?K as well a* the entire commun
ity. Mr. Urite was* apparently as
well as usual Monday inornitiK
and was up looking after his
, sUmk:..* hen - Itv *utfyr??d an ttttaok
1 r.T" uic heart. T pliyshTail was
called In and It was not thought
that h? uas in any apparent dan
Kt-r. However about S:3n o'clock
last night Mr. Urite gut up from
his bed iiikI fell dead on t hi*
fbmr.
M.r. IIrite was CC years of ago.
uml was .one of the prominent
farmer* and citizens of thin Coun
ty. For a number of years he was
one of the County Commissioners,1
?emf at the time of tils death be'
wa* a member of the County High
way Commission.
He was a meinhrr and deacon
of Corinth Kaptist church, and
att?Mtd(d bis Church Sunday af
ternoon and assisted in the ob
servance of thu lord's Supper.
He is survived b.V Ills widow
and eight children. Five dauglt
Iitsj MfH, Grace I'rM'.'bard. Mrs.
Mary l'l'ltchurd. NfT?s ? In ih\.
""MfiffP. aird Rui?y llrite, ariilHIy
three sons. Milen. Juines and Wil
liam. ail of this County? ThfUte
nlso survive , two brothers; C. C.
Itrlie of Norfolk, and K t". Urite
of Newlaml. and eight grand
children.
The funeral will he conducted
at two o'clock Wednesday after
noon at the home by his pastor.
Itev. It. F. Hall, ami Interment
will lie made in Hollywood Cem
tery.
l.OEIl'S KM'HKK
DIRS IN CHICAGO
Chicago, Orl. 2K.?Albert Hen
ry I.ueh, ilrnt vice president of
Sear*-llnrbuek & Company, and
father of ltirlo.nl !??? I>. co-mii r
(Icror wIMi Nathan Leopold of
Itobert I'rankH, <1 l?*cl at hi* home
hero last ulfclit after a lom: III
liemi.
Members*" < f the family an?l
p|)V*lelnn?? aald hlu deal h wan luus
t?n?*d by the trip I and convletlon
of hlM aon now nervine a lift* aeti
t??n?v?*4?v JoHe# t**?Mriillary
THIRD MAN PIES
OF GAS POISONING
New York, Oet. 2S, ?A third
vleriin cf ^aa pol.tonlnu in the re
H'-arrh labomloiy *t tip Standard
Oil Company at Itay way. N. \v Ju
.iey, di< d hi?r?' today in :? hoxpltal.
lie was William McSwconey.
I.efore IiIh death he h'-rame so vio
lent that ho wan placed in a
mi rat i'lit. Jacket. Some of ihe oth
er victims a|ao were affected in
tin* aaine way. Two other men
??r.. in jt hospital In a aerlotiH con
dIIIon with an undetermined num
ber of employe? In a 1? mh iscrioiM
condition.
I-'RENCII KKCOCMZK
RUSSIAN SOVIET
? Mr "Hi# A?s.?-??'ed t*nM>
I*at to, Oct. 28. Tli ? French
Government today officially ac
cording Hi* Jur?- rerounltlon to th?*
Sovi? t vovernmi nt ?.f l: moda.
SIMMONS TO MAK K
ONLY ONE SI'EECH
New Horn. Oct. i!fc. S- nator
FlinmcnH will make an uddrrua
for the pirl dcvelopnc lit mr anin.
Icn- October !ttl. TIiIm Ia the
only npeecli lie will make.
UI'OLLETTE TALKS
ON SUGAR TARIFE
Haltimnre, Oct. 2V Senator
l?;i Folb Ite h"ie vent onlay de
nounced the failure of I'renidcnt
I'oolidKc to put Intu efTeet Ihe n
diictlon of ??ui;ar tariff riTom
' m'Mid d by tin- tariff emuriiiftaioii.
IIKPIMLICANS MAKE
COUNTER CHARGES
WMftlpRtOO. M. J?. The- It
Miblican National Committee
through IIm attorney tnad? a coun
ter chary?* of ihe cxp< ndltiir? of
??normou* turiH on behalf of the
LaFolleltc ticket at the hearing
? ??nlav of ?'?<? CHlrlpuU.n coniii
hullon* luvcatipatiiiK cominlll? ??
LaFolb-tte lawvi m obJeef<>il to th??
'mnip*'!'"* ? t" '???lii- Inilallnt! that
t lie" Ho fr lentlm? nv work.
A dec i li :i wan not mad??.
( ?? 1 ni1 i ?? M .1??
'? ?t'. ?? Oct. 2s. M? ivln r.
Kin:, farmer, committed ??nici?'
y? Hti-nlf. by plfte*nr a rhotf;uli
nff';lfo?t h la CbeM and piillink the
I'llil.K \ftO\ l:tTtlt\M
rt HTiiKit iiKci.oci>t:ii
Wn'hftiRtoti, Oet. 2* Th ? Fed
eral Government attitude towurj
publication of Inc? ine tax return?
iraa f-irtlirr 'hec!otii!od today af
I? ; the cabinet had dl*c tuned the
?i?i 'Hon nt it.1 r** 11 far Tue?Uy
ii.? ? in* Attorney General .'Mono
.rid be found hi* colleague?* in
f neral agreem ?nt end would
tr.nl *01*10 ntate:ncnt late Jodiv.
> ? d Whether lie afid >4?'rr??f-t?iry
Mellon had agreed an to the leu
alt.? v of ihe publliution Mr. Htonn
1 pi IM In the affirmative. Jf f.
n had prcvlouily tMki*^ llie
1. it ion that publication wag II
1 legal.
Connecticut's Democracy
Apathetic Toward Davis
V?. West "for Mt-\doo So (lonniTiinii Was for Smith and
Smith** Defeat Dampened Ardor of Parly*# Itank
mid Kile Ihoiijudi l.t-mhrs Working Hard
fly DAVID lwUVKKX?*K
|?24. Br 1l>t
Il.-.rtfn-cl, i.-MT. ? Oal .West- state after state
sllow?U^t dlstilu-l 11 In I hp Mi'Arinn ramp anHftaWhri
ocratie leaders said if lie liad been nominated, the Democratic
party would not l>o third. Here in Connecticut is the other
side of the story. Had Al Smith been nominated thjs would
have been a doubtful state.
<;uh;(,s-i oi{hks sun
COAI. IN Newcastle
"In Durham the other day.",
y4 W. Ij. t'ohonit of thH'city.
wmk m counsel fur the
Stali- II i?rh wa\ Com mission lakes
him ititu all pat t? of ?North t'aro
Una. "I saw a Magnificent oak
table. On liiifiiii iiiK wIhti- my
host m?I it. I wim informed that
the (iihii* *ai made right h?rr In
KlizalM'th 1*1? y.
?".?4iiict? t h?-it I have lieen t olil
ihnt thi- (jriggs-Korhctt (' *tn|mny
nf-ftiW hav-ctttjTpmt furnirurn
ln'tffnti Tnlfrf."pTovhi?; TViit Mofue
tinn * It Is possible in carry coal
In iNi'Wia +1 |i* ailil r,?'l liy with
"Tli?re In no rvrnmn oij earth
uhv wo run'i make furniture in
Kllzabeth City ami I hop?* thai
th?> young m*'n who composc the
flrlgKM-ForhoH Company. who
havo already prove.I It. will be
ahl*? tu prove H nh w'il on a ureal
1*1*5 waliv
FIND SUNKEN SHIP
OFF VIIUaMA CAPES
New York. Oct. 2H - TtWiTtv
hunter* who left New York early
thi'* umnih tn ret r h-re the rolii.
silver, copper ami Ji wi Is which
wenl down with the >*(eaiiiHhlp
Merlilu ?ilf the Virginia 4'a pen In
I !? 1 1. hrjve lici n Mice* ssfi;I In lo
calliiK I lit- sunken s hip.
DIVcl'M Will now lie Mill lIuVIl
after the treaaure. tin- value nf
which Is cHtlmatcil at fn sn $2,
000.000 to $5,000.000.
IIAVIS RE-ASSENTS
NO COMPROMISE
New York. Oct. 2K. -Declaring
that there ''call be no compromise
with renrt Ion" und re-awrtliit:
Ilia posit inn nn Hi-vera I "nf the
more important Ihmucm before the
people" Jultn \V. Davis today |h
Mleil the first nf a aerie* of state
ment* fnr publication between
now nuil November 4.
The Democratic l*r*-Hl<fl< tit In I
candidate r.lso *et f*?ith hi* atti
tude i-ci;nrdinu a ntitiiber nf poll
cieH lie Will Nei k |o pill III-U ef
reel if el. cted.
BODY OF WALLACE
TAKEN l?ES MOINES
Wn?hliiKli>?. "?< 2*. Tin'
body of 11 ? r v Wall ice, Sin e
tary nf Agriculture, wan taken
Monday lo Ilea M? Inea. Iowa, foi
burili I aft r funeral services In-hL
in ti??- Bawl Hut ii ef ;v- NN"i l|i
Hohm
<;eneiui. iiai.deman
DIES AT THE K ACES
f."tilavllli Oct. TK O m ra'
William It Ifatili ninn, fn.-ii r
commander lt> chb f nf (Yufcih-r
ale Veteran?. *'lei| lo re >? M -rdav
of heart trouble while alti ntlltt"
the racefl.
Till feIIIICI all will h? hi Id Wed
nesdav tiflirtimfl nl :: o'clnck lit
tli?- I'lrat I'ri '.brterh'ti Church and
C? n -ral Maid? mum will lie butied
in IiIk full unifnim <? 'i criiomandef
of the f'nn.r< ill Mile Veterans. TIr
Interment will Ik- mud'* in f'avc
Hill f* ntcterv 11i*i ?1* hiIi b avea
annlhci i;j,p |n ih<- ta.-il thinnlm:
ratika nf the we.net* nf the g|e>.
Hi i:\Mi 11 IMN'TI I IKS
noun cm mi* wiii
Oxford, N. J . Oct. 2* The
body nf a woman found In an
abandoned Iron mine hole near
here wii' today Identified im lb.it
of Mr? Crnc Thomas nf Itocky
iCuii by Frank Thomas. In r bu
hatid. who Mill?1 when he went
hum" Humlny he found the plan*
ncfcrted and ItIh wife gone.
r?vrro\ MU'KIT
New York. Oft l H pot cot
ton ?Insert qtllct Middling 24.20.
l-'iitnrcH. ?losing hid. Dee 3.1.40,
Jnn. 2I? '?J. .Mnrch 2* *'S. May
2 4 04. Ju!y 22 72.
N O T I C K !
l*jiM|iiolutik Sti|?? rior
CUuirl lo (jiiivciii* nt)
WVilut mIu),
NovciiiIm i' ,>lK 102 I
I I* Inn of*. Jitti'f?! and wl'*
?uiuni >ni il l(?
hi Court on Mi m'm, Xnirur
b ??? Jl.il, I'Utl. nrr lurch
leiftfti-d Nf?r to ItHfur until
IV-'ilin-'ilm in uiilntx, \o.
vrnt*>fr ."*ih, 10.1.
rillM^r I NWVVKH,
4 lei k Hti|irrlnr 4 nticl
Tin? 1 >i?mocrncy of Connec
ticut-^ not exactly shirking~
its task. That would imply
something deliberate. Far
fmm it. 1 ho Democrats' ;af~
Connecticut have l>een di*
heartened and while the lead
ers and organization worker?
are laboring to poll a good
IMnocrntic votn, for it has *
bearing on future campaign
t lie rank and lile are dividing
?*feeHrmr f^Folfette sthJ
Coolidgc.
Tli ? comu-i vative Democrat! art"
turning t.fjhe IniiiT- hctfauee they
cannot swallow Ilryan on fhe VI?*
Presidential end of the uUmN0;1
ticket. Other Democrat*, eapectel?
l> from the rank* of labor. . art
platin in k to vote for LaFolltttM
nx a protrnt.
Opinion* vary ax to the profr*
iible nize of the I .a Toilette vote In
this Ktnte hut liiOHt of it will com6
from the Democratic party any
hnw. s.? far mh ufrcciing the r*?
(*ult, the ligurea will have only an
academic value.
Talking with Home well in
. f"i iu d peraonn from Waterburjr,
a Democratic Hfronghold. tjfipjj
writer waa uaaured thai DavtS :
would run stronger than did Cos
four yenra ago. This might etllt
be i rue and yet the totala in tha
??ate lie leaa than Cox had. Com*
parlHonn between Cox and Davi?
vote? will be difficult to make
the temptation In to add the \A
I olldte and Davi? vote togetller
and get an idea of what the noa
fool Id we vote really la, but on*
eannut he an re how many Kepub
Ilea na. especially amonK the work
inn men. will have vote for Li
Kol let t e. r
AI Smith meant something to
the Democracy of Connecticut.
Labor would have been ?olid for
him. The "nvi" aentliuent. whldM
i* by no meaiiu negligible. would
have been hi*. This la one of ttta
Htate.M which ha* no particular ob
jection to DuvIh. in fact he ia ad
min d by tiioae who have really
Htudied bin career, but the mum
look upon him aotnewhat aa thfcy
do on an ailHtocrat some on?
apart from them. HIh advocacy
"I the (.ensile of Nation* retain?
fer h i in. of rn',i>>. a large nutt
ier i f women votera. who feel
'hey inunt constantly atrlve to
m" [>uvrt that cuiixe li i ? ?Hpectlve of
whether it triumpha Immediately
? FTll the year* to eotne. But
:moil : tli" Democrats of irlah dla
II .I'M Ion there if< defection becatla*
i't 11 ? la ague laaue. It 1.4 not aa
e j. naive a, four year? ago. Then
nil the Iii*ii vol* , wl?b few excefr*
?i n: u.nt to Ilirdlnt^ aa a pNfc
" ? aicainat the poaaiblllty of Am*
erkan entrance Into the League
which was tuppoHed to be obllgmt
? I to maintain the territorial eti
M* quo of fJreat ItrltaIn ait agalact
Ireland. Sine?* tliat time the Irtya
free ??ate line become a member
-if the T#eauuo and theoretically,
at leant, the member* of the
League are auppoaed to help pre
erve the territorial Integrity of
?he Irish free *latc against efi
eroachnienla from Oreal Itritaln.
It'it nmcng tli l*h there hae
been a divialon . yhow. There
?^re thoae who aympathlae with
Pllblle by De Valcra. Theae are
I'k lv to be found voting for l#a
r??llet|e. The Kympathlaere with
?le- frlah /re* Mule have for the
tli" t na rt returned to the Deno
enit fold anil 11 they are atraying
i hi-: year It I* bccauae of other li
ane?. The 1 enr.ue problem mif
he Ma Iti therefore not to be cutting
a* miiCii i f a figure as It did four
yearn aai.
The Democrat? hav<? not much
h'.pe, however. of carTOM
tlirr.uch even their atato ticket
md it lr, augmented here and there
? hat nominations were made pcr
f inetorllv and without eonfldenca
that much could be acconipllahed.
Th" D mocrata are. nevertheleaa,
getting iutereat? d In the ontcottV
of the apodal ?lection on Decern^
h i I'*., at which a ?uccceaor to t be
Mo Senilor lltandegee will be
choaep, f{i publican ^rganlxatloi
leader - are at odd?? with (loverair
Teiapleter, .?? Kepubllcan. for caJI*
i uk the elect I fill aa they had hop?d
to dictate a choke after the legli*
!atu?v had be,-n convened. A Rd^?
Tinbllei*n can be expected to VHi
??>? rj .-lal election unleaa the
'?I' t.' lit the Tlenubllcan rankl
le.itla to the nomination of noma
w?,o will a'lenate the lada
, dee? vnfe of th?? atete.
' ' iflcut |?< overwehlmlagty
l(eptiblkan and the majorlv vo4e
for f'oolldge vhlle prot?ablv no(
na larae aa Harding received, will
he i ubaiantlal.
I