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rest: !
tivs L
se cr :
: r.at
.j than
of
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i t rot tnCll
;r.- -. tr-:-j x-lz3. Robert I.
i:'-:;-:.:, f;rr.:r rrr-perman
r- 1 ;. secretory to Gov. Clyde
i"-y v;as ccramissionea oy
Czs'li. Wayrick, chairman
Xli commission, to edit the report.
Act:..
tin c;: :
thrcr-'. : 2 '
tisi-cd r -:ii:r c! 1
H2 pcs?8 cf tis l.
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ii a r
that tls ticrr: 1 re: -.ill cf de-r:r ja
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depart-:r.t, v:;,
what e circs cf slat 2 c.
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'"1 Ca-
Thszipscn and Waynick, L him
, ' ' ' self a femer newspaper editor and
, . cs such skilled in use of type and
iUzstraGons, reported the book
, . Ut which is the envy cf every
. ether state department cost less
per copy than any report hereto
, t fore issued by the highway.: and
rniMin woTks commission. .
hit procedure lay in
having the entire text and Hlustra
, s tive matter litnograpnea.
;. tion costs for upwards of 75 illus
' ; . ; trations were kept to a minimum
because tne iwo eain,cjuivjvu
, 'an amateur
, mgnway
v tosrranhs
. , , H. K. Witnerspoon, comireu
V tion office employee, was the pho
" tographer of more . than three
J auarters of the pictures in the
. pictures in We book. Thompson
reported his photographer worked
v under abnormal conditions rain
' and cloudy weather but the re
: suits are the envy of other state
: officials whose bjennial reports
look much like almanacs and re
main for . the Inost part - where
!, - recipients first toss them. '
' Editor Thompson and Publisher
Waynick called for many "action'
' pictures. -That their : cameraman
' took thisj seriously v was evident,
. , .. for he has shot" convicts "pro
ducing lime and stone at Wood
5 land, McDowell county V and. a
dozen other photos of men work
' ing. V ' ' -: ' .''-'"ViSf
photographer Witherspoon snap
'A ped 22 pictures inside the central
- ; '.'.:' prison and at state prison farms
and camps. The dull brick prison
, ' 1 which enthalB railroad travelers
; - as iney enier me wiumu , n
, , not illustrated. Witherspoon. left
. that shot for commercial photo
' graphers and amateur camera
;", fans who cannot-s-as did he
, . wander at will inside the armed
. : walls and shoot "newsworthy"
-1 -pictures. ?
irtneats crctc-rilj izzz l(aizix
... n
tea tzi Ha-
traiited c::icru hetpjeves
01 near
s-ri-PTiq. TTft haSrram
ed it to retreive sticks and stones
when he throws xnem.s . 7
t.3 tf V
trr." .1
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-'Circnlati'cn is lir3, t't if one
legislator reads the whole report
time," saiiese cf the trio respon-
sibie for preparation 01 we repun.
"They should stick about a thou
sand large splinters in him and set
each' one on firel"
j. if n auroAn nod .-
Acernatny 01 uaiaweu ana tucj .-. w
"him' was the then-uhdesignated KECKLES3 RIDERS
kidnap-murderer i of ten-year old, , - UUSTIEAVE STREETS
vide the death penalty lor laanap- ; soon wiu uisappear iiwiu
ising in Uorth Carolina and had ville's streets. Police Captain B.
C j a.IfaiI it iLa iiftTiTVi dpflt.Yi v. -RroTifnn i oTsranizilig a cluD
was sufficient punishment for the to teach safety principles to bike-
Strong ai, were his words, -the .1 JOO UTETO SCHOOL .:
Caldwell legislator "denied .thej. . , lOCSETOUT j -
seaxue case . wcaiiujioMi iv
rcct:l tD i -I' - t
Crc? Irr.r-v:r..:.'t -
ir.Er:cted and certified W t.
E;cLtian. Cottca, corn, U:4 t -,
tclccoand soylcaa seei v.ri
ca. U:jlay.
A. r. romSl fpSltHTft. the liI.cV
.tcr until all cicr ci icrzi
. -nTiP Tt Khor.!l be msei
in several changes of water, men
spread the seed out 10 ary on , a
nirer in a. warm room. - -
. This treatment win kui uw ;
mnna in tho BPpn. nni 1L WUllt ai-
ways prevent the . infection of
youna: seeanngs in xne pmui ua
tw. !W aroTiipd.' Select onlv di
sease-free plants from the bed for
transplanting, vv- '
TIMELY FARM QUESTIONS
t rrl I'.J.:; ;t .
I;.-;'.. ir:-:l-tr::!:l
ly'l "::
ruturs cf .cr: 2
i'T;cn cri fiv-3 1
rcurd to c
his hill.
1 had the measure in mind long
before the Hattson;Atrecity," he
saidw " w ' 1 1. !
i.
r;.rj 3 Ct CCa. -
be male v.: 1
MtV P3 th2V 12 ("
v.Lcn rr.c:st with d:. cr :
mi inia '.' "i 1 "I r '
1 ' ' '
should be maintained in the brood
er house outing the urst wees
Ai:3T7E2.; 'The heat should be
I .-A
3 ' '
rnt i:nTiiT.ni iiiiiiuxuk. buu mix , . . v x ;, '!..!,
rmra-DTrtTTT!! W f!.. Jah. 20
(UP) An epidemic of tardiness at
fcoYiroi Tiih School here came to
en rlr? on Ann. Atiiroximately" lOOLiv Wn'fi, heaA tar tWp.
latecomers pounded vainly" for first weekt xhis should be reduced
' ' i - Xt. vkf 4kA ft.. i
five degrees eacn weeic unxutine
regulated so as to maintain a tern-
perature ol aegrees ai ine oui-
er eage qhmk vauvvy uu a x?
v.
SPECIAL REEUCTIOII
OH ALL
iiniio nf fiiA TTnnsA and Senate.
hangs many a portrait 'of, Borth
Carolina s statesmen 01 past yetus.
Above the desk of the secretary
to the governor is an oil painting
of one "the Hon. Sherson." No N.
Carolina statesmen is he, but,: as
the inscription under the, portrait
explains, one of the first directors
had locked :them out.
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FARM TENANCY IN N. C. IS ,
-ON. INCREASE ' .
RALEIGH, SVC Jan; .20 -
ttti TCa-m. miohutt .111 :- NOTT.n
A.ai;'wa ia in rrpn siner.' according S
to ft U. S. Department or Agnuiu-
4mHa WATIA1T fl on tn thn State Col-
lege extension service. The report
..?J ID . ..nt thlk . fitfl.TA S
sixth week. , Avoid running the
TMTinPTft.
ture as Ihe crowding: iwill make
chicks ,. very succeDtible to colds.
The brooder should s be started
Cuf by Tcp
I Beauty Shc;:
I ' - Wallace, it. c. ,
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iiiaiiiiiiHiiniiiiiiii!ii!a:i:i!!!!!ii:c".:'":
of the East India uompany 42 pCr cent of the state's
,The gubernatorial staff of secre-fann xand was under lease to ten
taries. exnlains: ' -.f - ' .' ions hi romtsared to SO
"He has no connection with N. -,ercellt jgoO, 31per cent in
1 her history, ine 910 33 per cent in 1920 and. 41 j
e because it was J percentin ijo. , ; ' 1
Every tiling Yen Need In
ir-y
1
RAIXIGn. IT. C Jan. lSth
-A'
V
i
Harolina or With
portrait is. mere oecauac per
among a couecuon wmcu....v wvj ,
state.", ; , v. lKf p.TPr.CTED TO ATTEND
DEAD SEA IS EQI SO BEAB ' . SOCIAL COHEXSEKCE
CHAPEL HILL, N. C Jan 20
TTD T?iir TfHiilTpfl df.lfirateS
are expected to attend the 2ath an
Tt-f-u rtamiina .; Ccsfcrence
liAM.A'A . ' -
fcr Social service in Raleish Jaa.
,'23-27, Dr. H. W. Odum, president
cf the conier,ence, annouuucu licic.
mTAT!T.ftTTT. TT. fL:Jan-20
m S'xMm !iTPr!tnTS sf the N.
Carolina Industrial commission
will hold two first aid .classes here
daily durizpj the weex ct Jan. 10.
The classes will be held in the Y.
S 1
"isrp x7Tt.t. TTAvr. A TTTTTTJTJE OF ALL KINDS OF TCr
mI W AWUaV" map V aT tm aa w AaiAAtw --a , - 1
I ; ; V 1 ' r SEEDS,, ALSO CABDAOE PLANTS. .
I fA C HAUL IIDVARE CO
; ' .t7AIXACE, NOLTH CAROLINA
;jiiy:ot?;
MAKE YOUR CROPS GIVE BETTER RETURNS?,
' ' 1 l I I . Z ' - '. 7 ; X'
DY using Hit recommended and tried method of putting
out your rlrtilizer and planting aH in one operation,
he BAND-WAY Method for better crops. ELON AGE
ArD-AY.'rcEean z?,Czrn ri-ters,, Ccsa Hart
erg, Tobacco Transplanters, and other equipment
WRITE FOR PRICE3'AND FUR-THES INT02MATI0N.
O.'JO: O
1
wninNTON,,
Distributed and Cdlby- )J
W W uf W ": i
v I7CZTH CALCUNA
OOOO
C. A.
CHATXOTTE, N. C 'Jan 20
(TJP) Charlottee is just lis much
an' a"3 ci Prtr,,--t'-.Eof"lt
as any ether city in tA-'9;soat.,,'but
City" will be the czly town cf its
c:ze in Ue wnc.3 riicn inai wlu
r.;t st:e a tirthiay bill for the
rre::'r-:t. '
F A.A-AA. m t it
Mtzt was rec-ci most icr tne
crt-t was a chairman, but nobody
tllttzl to serve.
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