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i 0U1S THE PUBLIC WELFARE IS THE INTEREST OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE Vol. 3 No. 3 5C PER COPY $1.50 PER YEAR Lillington, N. C, Thursday, January 20, 1921 'If it Concern Harnett, It in THE NEWS" c FTY NI ft TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE The following transfers of real es tate have been recorded in the office of Register of Deeds Faucette during the past week: Lonnie Chance andjwife to Curtis Elliott, 20 acres in Johnsonville for $200. C. E. Lee to Lemon Lee, 106 acres in Averasboro $500. William Chance and wife to Jetsie Godwin, 4 lots in Dunn, $100. A. R. Godwin and wife to G. S. Lee, 4 lots in Dunn, $625. Andrew Parrish and wife to D. L. Adams, 5 acres in Grove, $200. R. L. Godwin and wife to J. Rob ert Young, lot in Dunn, $100 and other consideration. G. Tobin Smith and wife to A. R. Byrd, lot in Coats, $10 and other consideration. Geo. E. Byrd to Wallace L. Byrd, 79 acres in Stewart Creek, love and affection and $500. Sallie Smith Davis and husband to Flora Smith McKay, lot in Dunnvfor $3,500. TOBACCO CROP ESTIMATES SHOW INTERESTING DATA $22.26 or $29.37 per in 1919. There remains T.W.HARRINGTON DIED AT RALEIGH Mr. Thomas W. Harrington of Western Harnett was stricken with paralysis late last Wednesday while serving in the engrossing department of the Legislature at Raleigh. He was immediately taken to Rex Hos pital, where he died soon afterward. The funeral was held Thursday. Ac companied by a Legislative commit tee, including the Harnett delegation, the remains were laid to rest in his native community. Mr. Harrington was one of the most prominent men of the county, being a member of the Board of Ed RESULTS OP TRIALS LAST WEEK IX SUPERIOR COURT LYCEUM CO. HERE JAN. 28 The proceedings of Superior Court last week were not available in time for publication in last issue and are Lovers of music and other high given herewith: class entertainment will be delighted Henry Martin Lucas, retailing, with the next attraction on the Ly- guilty, six months on roads, appeal ceum Course. This Is the Wolcott to Supreme Court. Ring Company which' comes here on John L., Joe and Edwin Adams. Friday night. January 28th, at 8:00 Ray Parrish. Silas Messer, A. D. W.. o'clock, in the High School audito- pleaded guilty, $200 and costs. rium. Charlie Smith, larceny, nol pros Everyone should bear in mind that with leave. this Is Redpath Lyceum, and thii Is Ernest Ennis, attempt to break jail sufficient recommendation. Redpath guilty, two months on roads; escape is to Lyceum what 18rk. Is to gold from chaingang, guilty, 30 days on lit -means that everything connected roads; larceny, guilty, two months on with it is O. K. and guaranteed be- con EXPORT rAOD t wvrf ln f l n 1j-is4 nrnnnnwn I fS"A It 11 CAttf tilt ucation and a member of the County no1 Pros: store breaking, guilty, six Be sure to make arrangements to Democratic Executive Committee. He months on roads; larceny, guilty, six see this attraction. ) was intensely inetrested in all affairs months on roads, affecting his county, state and na- A- s- Byrd, abandonment, nol pros, tion, and he devoted his best talent Richard Johnson, attempt to break for the public cause. Jail larceny, guilty, . to Stonewall News of his death did not become Jackson Training School; A. D. W., generally circulated here until Fri- no Prs- day. Universal regret was expressed Wil1 Fuquay, blockading, not at his passing because of his wide Suilty. acquaintance among people who knew him as a faithful public ser vant and the highest type of citizen. WOLCOTT-RINQ .COMPANY. Ln Ring is one of the most versatile and talented artists of the Lyceum and Chautauqua platforms. He pos sesses a dramatic, robust tenor of re markable quality and power which lends Itself admirably to opera, ore Raleigh, Jan. 19. The December crop estimates released by the U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates show some very interesting comparisons in North Carolina's 1920 tobacco crop. The production of 384,120,000 pounds showed a 58,812,000 pound increase compared with the revised estimates for the 1919 crop of 325,- 248,000 pounds. The value of the 1920 crop at December 1st price as basis places this state $27,062,000 ahead of all others, notwithstanding the remarkable decline in the mar ket prices. A year ago the season's producers' sales amounted to 295,963,922 pounds, at an average price of $51.63 per 100. The same period in 1920 showed 284,616,901 pounds or about 80 per cent sold of the 1920 crop. The 1920 tobacco has averaged 100 less than about 20 per cent of the crop to be marketed, though many of the smaller markets have closed." " The average prices dur ing the season were as follows: July $21.35, August $26.42, both of the South Carolina belt; Septem ber $13.21, October $24.20, Novem ber $24.71, December $17.27. There was sold on the Wilson market to January 1, 1921, 33,398,382 pounds at an average of $22.15. The Winston-Salem market sold 28,443,216 pounds at $23.37 per 100. During December there were 55, 622,063 pounds sold at an average of $17.27 per 100, as compared withJ 32,474,298 at $53.94 the year pre vious. The total sales for the month including resales were 61,511,279 pounds. The Wilson market showed the heaviest sales during the month averaging $17.28 per 100 pounds. J lie markets paying the highest prices during December were: Meb- ane $29.32, Roxboro $27.86, Apex 827.18, Burlington $22.42, and Dur ham $21.19. The lowest prices paid on four markets during the month were less than cents per pound. The total present season's produc tion of tobacco in the United- States was 1,508,064,000 pounds compared with 1.454,725,000 pounds in 1919. The 1,894,400 acres showed a reduc iton from 1919 of 16,400 acres. The iotal value of the crop was $318,- 359;000. The smaller crop of 1919 cold for $566,709,000 or 54 per cent more than the 1920 crop. The re ported large stocKs Drought over from a year ago means that a re duction in the 1921 production is advisable. FEBRUARY RECORDER'S COURT POSTPONED Zeb Pearson, bigamy, plead guilty, torio, or concert. prayer for judgment continued on As a violinist, his playing Is charao payment of costs. terized by a wonderful singing tone. Carson Lee. larceny, store break- H,s tecnnl the! highest order. I r ing, not guilty. Alonzo Bryant, larceny, store breaking, not guilty. On account of a conflict in dates . iranK jonnson, carrying concealed between the Superior Court and the weapons, guilty, six months in jail; Recorder's Court, on Tuesday after A- D- w- Silty, judgment suspended the first Monday in February, there on Payment of costs. will be no session of the Recorder's Harvey Williams, false pretense, i Court until Tuesday after the first suilty, two years on roads. Monday in March, which will be worman awards, larceny, not Tuesday, March 8th. guilty. All persons who have business in teo- Jackson, forcible trespass, the Recorder's Court will take due suilty, judgment continued upon pay notice of this postponement and g0v-ment of costs and $50.50 to prose- em themselves accordingly. D. H. McLEAN, Recorder. L. M. CHAFFFIN, Deputy Clerk. January 17, 1921. MARRIAGES The following marriage .licenses were issued by Register of Deeds Faucette during the week: John Butts. D. A W. White Gregory and Mamie' Stewart and Sarah McPhail. Jessie Stewart and Elvia Johnson. Alvis G. Stewart and Althea R. Byrd. Colored Harrington and Mary Herman Wicker. Walter Hood and Jessie Laws. cution. Geo. Jones, appeal from costs, the lower court reversed. D. J. Smith, disorderly, pleaded guilty, judgment continued upon pay ment of costs. Herbert, Percy and Joe Albert Nordon, assault, nol pros. Archie McKay, speeding, pleaded guilty, judgment continued upon pay costs. John L., Joe, Edwin Adams, Ray Parrish, Silas Messer, secret assault, guilty, prayer , for judgment contin ued upon payment of costs and $200. iaa Jonnson. prostitution, not guilty. Geo. Jones, paece bond, bond con- iuiueu anu judgment or j. f. up held. Alexander Walker, A. D. W., pleaded guilty, two years on roads. W. E. Warren, speeding, pleaded guilty, judgment "suspended on pay ment of costs. I C- n E LAUNCHED ANNUAL 8ESSION OF AMERICAN COTTON ASSOCIATION GOES ON RECORD ENDORSING EXPORT CORPORATION. GUANO MILL COTTON EXPORT STARTS FEB. 15 j MEETING HELD The fertilizer plant ot Lilllngton Oil Mill Co. ts nearing completion with the Installation of machinery which will turn out one hundred tont of gusuo per day. Raw material is now coming In. from which the mill will manufacture all grades or fertilizer. Farmer, business and professional men to the number of about two hun dred gathered in the courthouse au ditorium Monday at 11 o'clock to dis cus cotton and the cotton market. The main theme was the new export corporation being formed, or rather. WOLCOTT-RINQ CO. His Interpretation of Slavic ud gypsy Fred Elliott, disturbing religious music Is seldom excelled. BAPTIST UNION MEETING AT worshio. Dleaded iruiltv. InHont Since Mr. Rlnir la lo a rnmnnr LILLINGTON, JANUARY 29-30 suspended on payment of costs. writer of songs, he Is able to pre- Fred Jerniean. oDeratinir automo- some Interesting original work ln The first union meeting of the new bile without license, pleaded guilty. eaS? of hls Prosrams. year will be held with the Lillington judgment suspended on paymenf of , '",Ico.i P"00- church at 9:30 Saturday morning, costs. ' . r"n . , I ora oi suDstanuai achievement Deiore .ttixi uijoui, wrteuj, reiuauueu to I.vppnm anil nhnntnnnnn anrMonoo. January 29. Delegates and visitors 11 V AtnnMnJ X. AT 1 1 . 1 . .. win ue we. u, iuC lut. juvenne court. whIch !s a sure guarantee of her abil- munny IOr iwo aays oi worn ana Albert Johnson, secret assault, nol Ity as an entertainer, worship. pros with leave. Her unusual power ln literary ln- The officers in charge are insisting Lawrence Vancannon. A. D. W., terpretation has aroused enthusiasm la that the representatives of the va-1 nni o-uMtv Mrnrk. .nn..i.j . mLUV carts of the conntrv. ' , J "fc i.v.uvcajcu "coiri rious churches come prepared to re- on, $50 and costs. mam over for the Sunday assembly. a number of citizens were ar- Land Posters for Sale at a new ieature win De a popular pud- raigned upon the charge of failure Rallxh. Delerates to the Second Annual Convention of the Americas Cotton Association held ln RalelgB January 3tn went on record as unan imously supporting a co-operatlM marketing assoclat'on aad the newly organized Cotton Export Company. L S. . Tomlinson, who has been at the head of the State Association during the past year, was re-elected Presi dent. Over a thousand delegates were la attendance at the meeting which was addressed by Richard I. Manning, former Governor ot South Carolina, Aaron Saplro. Attorney for the Cali fornia Fruit Exchange, and H oil las Randolph. Attorney for the Federal Reserve Board, sixth district. Governor Manning dwelt at length on the advantages that the Export Corporation would offer Southern farmers and Southern people gen erally. When the American Prod arts Export and Import Corporation was organized about two months ago. Gov ernor Manning was chosen its Pres ident Joseph Walker of Columbia. S. C formerly of the cotton firm of ; IlolloweU A Walker, ta General Man- ! ager for the corporation. The Corporation plans to stabilise the do j mestlc cotton market by shipping the South's surplus staple to Europe. One shipment has already been made aad others will follow very shortly. Of considerable Interest to the con vention waa an address by Mr. Saplro. who has had extensive experience la marketing problems. He sketched the worlt. accomplished ln California and urged the State of North Carolina to be one of the leaders la the co-op-oratlve movement. Mr. Holllns Ran dolph explained the difference between the American Products Export and Import Corporation and the bankers export corpora tion. formed under the Edge Act. The Edge Corporation is limited primarily to discounting and cannot deal la commodities, where the organization headed by Governor Manning la actually buying and selling cotton and the other chief products of (he South. A State-wide campaign ta the Inter est of the Export Corporation has been launched, and meetings will be held In practically every cotton growing county la North Carolina. Mr. I 8. Tomlinson. President of the State As sociation, has already arranged a num ber of meetings which he will address Wednesday, he will speak,. ta Albe marle; Thursday, January 20th. la Troy; Friday, January 21st. la 8helby; ind Saturday, January 2?nd. ln Ruth- erfordton. Mr. O. C. Maner of the Export Corporation will also speak at the Shelby and Rutherfordtoa meet Ings and Mr. H. I. C. hieh has alreadr bn fnrmiui Mr. S. A. Boney. secretary-treas- j there being already on ihlom.nt f urer ot the company, statea that he; cotton mad br th rrw,r.n . - w (we w will specialise ln cottonseed guano, but will also make a special brand suitable for use on all crops grown In this section. Seversl different brands will be made, each one adapt ed to the particular for which It Is Intended. Mr. Boney says that of course his company will not retail any fertilizer, the whole product of. the mill being sold through dealers, but the mill being close at hand will enable far mers In this vicinity to get fertili zer when they need It. andT get their proper grade with Ingredients to suit their soli. The company will mke special brands for Tomlinson. A Co.. the largest dealers In this section. IR. U J. DUPREE, DENTIST. EXAMINER roil COUNTY lie address on Sunday afternoon at I 2 o'clock. At this writing the speak er has not been definitely decided upon, but will be announced in The News next week. Sidney A. Edgerton, Pastor Baptist Church. to list taxes, but the cases were -nol pros. The News office. NOTICE! PIE SUPPER. Hereafter the Cape Fear Gin Co. will observe Friday and Saturday of afeach week as gin 'days." Bring your There will be a pie supper Round Top Friday night. January 21. cotton on those days only. JuveryDoay is cordially invited. The RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION, proceeds will go for the benefit ot the school. The U. S. Civil Service Commission DEATH OF AN INFANT. , .The two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. McDonald died Monday. The funeral was conducted Tuesday with interment aj Summerville cemetery. has announced an examination for THE THRI CE-A-WEEK EDI Harnett uounty, to De held at Dunn and Lillington, on February 26th, to fill the position of rural-carrier at Duke and Lillington, and vacancies that may later occur on rural routes SALE OF LAND UNDER MORT. GAGE I Under ami by vvrtue of the power and authority contained in a mort gage deed executed by W. H. W. Hoi der and wife Sarah B. Holder, to S. M. Powell, and reco.rded in Book No. 122, page 43, and default having been made in the payment thereof, I will on the 31st day of January, 1921 ,sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Lillington, N. C, at 12 o'clock noon, the following de scribed tract of land: .. - Adjoining the lands of A. Y. Hol der, M. B. O'Quinn and others, be ginning at a stake and points the be ginning corner of the 80 acre tract, and runs thence N. 15 chains to an -other corner of said tract; thence W with a line of said tract 33.33 chs to a stake and pointers; therfce S 15 chains to a stake and pointers in another line of the same tract thence E. 33.33 chs. to the begin ning, containing 50 acres; the same being cut off the E. end of a .280 acre tract platted 19 May, 1913, by Daniel McCormick and known as the John Ray land. . Time of sale: 31 .Jan., 1921, 12 o'cl6ck noon. Place of sale: Courthouse door in Lillington, N. C. Terms of sale: Cash. S. M. POWELL, .. Mortgagee. This'Dec. 28, 1920. . , 30-4 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The undersigned having adminis tered upon the estate of the late M. G. Betts, does hereby give notice to all narties who have claims TION OF THE NEW YORK against said estate to file the same WORLD with me within twelve months or mis nonce win De pieaaea in Dar oi IN 1921 AND 1922- J recovery of such claims. Also all persons that are due the said estate any amount will come forward- and I wxn .i t l any amoi from other postofflces in the above T . T " ' . settle for same at once mentioned county.". The salary of a rural carrier on a standard daily route of 24 miles 'is $1,800 per an num, with an additional X30 ner mil per annum for each mile or major I ne nexi Iew years W1" De mMltea fraction thereof in excess of the 24 uy mPr"" ana msioncai cnanges Weekly. No Other Newspaper In the World Gives so Much at So Low a Price This Dec. 23, 1920. D. H. SENTER, 23-6t Administrator. Dr. L. J. Dupree. dentist ot Lil lington. has been appointed dental examiner for Harnett county by the Public Health Service, and he wishes all ex-service men interested In the following letter to take same op with him Immediately: To All Dental Examiners: In order that the work of the U. S. Public Health Service In rendering dental treatment for ex-service claim ants In the fifth district may be car ried forward, and In order that every ex-service man may take advantage of the existing opportunity to receive dental treatment at government ex pense, the following suggestions to dental examiners are believed advisable: Every legitimate effort should be made to Inform all ex-eervlce men of the existence of this opportunity. It ts believed that this Information can be spread through news items. free ot cost. In local newspapers if the dental examiner ts careful to so word the news Item as to avoid the accusation of a violation ot ethics. It la further believed that the den tal examiner should secure the co operation of local posts of the Ameri can Legion and Red Cross In dissemi nating the Information. In rural districts and where the newspapers do not penetrate. It is believed that the local dental exami ner would be entirely Justified In no tifying all ex-service men within his territory. It Is believed that the dental ex aminer should have enough cases re ferred to him foe examination to make the work worth his while. This Is Impossible unless this office re- ceives the application from the clai- Stevens, also mint The only knowledge this office a representative of the Export Com-; "ha In regard to a claimant Is thst pany. wUl address the Albemarle and furnished by the claimant himself or Troy gatherings. by the locsl dental examiner, and. Realizing that the European coen-. therefore, the more applications we to rope consisting of about 2.000 bale. The title of the corporation Is American Products Export and Im port Corporation, with headquarters In Columbia. S.C. L. M. Butts of Vicksburg. Ml., traveling represen tative of the corporation was prent Monday and took In several sub scriptions to stock 'which included cash and cotton. H. T. Spears, cash ier of the Bank of Lillington. sub scribed 1100 In cash; G. I. Smith. J. B. Barnes. Spears Bros, and 11. J. McDonald subscribed one bale of cot ton each. B. P. Gentry presided at the meet ing. Mr. Henry T. Spears made a "straight (rom the shoulder" talk In which he emphasized the necessity ot the people of the South helping themselves Instead of calling upon others. Mr. Spears remarks were sharply to the point and were well received by the audience. Splendid talks were also made by Messrs. Chaa. Ross. G. I. Smith and T. D. McLean, district farm agent, who was over from San ford for the purpose of the meeting. The lateness of the season proba ably was cause for lack of ardor for the proposition, there being a feeling among farmers thst it Is too lste for this yesr's crop to be affected Insofar as the fsrmer Is concerned and next year's crop can take care of luelf. This msy be said to be "the farmer's nevertheless. It Is to be hoped, however, that all who fall to take due Interest In these "welfare move ment will at leaansee plainly enough that little cotton la needed from the sod In 1921. LILLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NKWrt KOTIM We have more new students this week and are greatly In need of more deka. We also need another teacher for the elementary department. The High School students are working on the triangular debates, which will take place in the spring. Misses Cor pen Ing. White and Spears went to Raleigh Monday night to hear Madame Shuman-Heink sing. Will someone please tell the fac ulty a remedy for "bad colds. as they .all are suffering a great deal. NOTICE TO CXJMMITTKKMKX. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UN DER DEED OF TRUST miles. Under and by virtue ot a power of sale contained in a Deed ot Trust NOTICE in the life of the United tates deeply Interesting to every citizen. The -T.ntt htr Archie - McKit to A. A Thrice-a-Week World, which is the McDonald. Trustee, dated the 25th The undersigned having qualified greatest example of tabloid journal- day of October ,1919. and recorded as administrator of the late Bashie ism in America, will give you all the 1? "1OK VS. p,,, . J. Smith, deceased, all parties are news of it It will keen vou as thor- 5eg tte of Peda VLarfne" cn' herebv notified to nav to th unilor. P y North Carolina, and default having l h-mJJ-T rt , -L oughly informed as a daily at five or been made in the payment thereof as owing to said estate and any claim ix times the price- Besides, the therein provided; the, undersigned .i . t , Trustee will offer for sale at public to th unriersitrnen on or hofnra the m . "'""""i .. "p.--v rti TnVor Tn,, iq9 --;r vi:r"-M' "" UB 01 u,erwBe'ffll-5 ,nier- der. at the courthouse door of Har- nnti wm . ; rl est, and we are deeply and vitally nett County in the town of LllUng "v""v-- 1U "OI UL IUC .... . . I . - XT r t l . V. T.W J concerned in it. The Thrlce-a-Week lou "1u"uj luc " nr..u 4f February. 1921, aC 12 o'clock u..u ... ii is 11 ,uu uu accurate tn(J followlng described prop- and comprehensive report of every- erty: thing that happens. Beginning at a stake the northeast We offer this unequalled news- comer of the Isaac Murchison tract paper and THE HARNETT COUNTY ""V v aa wTo " ;V',7 The undersigned having adminis- NEWS together for one year for only .tab then N. 2 E. la.so chains tered upon the estate of the late TWO DOLLARS. to a stake; thence S. 88 E. 9.02 Sion A Harrington, do hereby give Send in your subscriotion now and chalns to a 8take; thence S. 2 W. notice to all parties who have claims . f" n your suDscripuon now and ch-lnsi to the berlnnlnr. con. against said estate to file the same aont delay. This Is the best oppor- knjng twelve and one-half (12H w.iu us num.. i. "cite iuuuius ur ims lumi) wuie uw price oi cotton ien. acres more or less. Being the same recovery of same. This 12th day of Jan., 1921. R. R. BYRD, Administrator of Bashie J. Smith, 13-6 Deceased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION tries are not absorbing anywhere nfv the amount of cotton they need to la pre-war days. eeJton men of the South have for months past been looking around for a way to remedy conditions. IadtealJoM are that the American Products Carport A Import Corporation will nerve the auestloe. To eaable Barege to secure the cot ton It needs, peeper ex edit facilities must be afforded and the Export Com pany with Its $1.. tf.OuO capitalization will be able to extend such credits. Stock of the Ameriean Products Ex port A Import Corporation la being offered at 111 per share aad subecrip tlone are being received In cash or la cotton or liberty Bonds at the market price. The company's North Carolina office Is located In the State Agricul tural Building at Raleigh. Bndorsemeate ot the Cotton Export Corporation have been received from roaay sources. Governor W. P. O. Harding of the Federal Reserve Board and Governor M. B. Wellborn of the 'Federal Reserve Bank ot At lanta have eotne eut la support of the program. Former Secretary of the Treasury. W. Q McAdoo. has en dorsed the movement eetfcusLaetlcany: Among the North Carollaa orgaalsi lions, that are actively supporting the campaign are: American Cotton As sociation, Ralelga Clearing Home. North Carolina A. A J". College. Ex tension Department: North Carollaa Association of Ufa Underwriters; North Carolina Press Association; Interstate Tobacco Growers' Associa tion': North Carolina Association of Hosiery "Manufacturers ; Char'o'.ti Cr amber of Commerce; Rocky Mount Chamber ot Commerce, and many baiks and prominent Individuals. receive the more cases can be re ferred for examination. It Is requested that every effort be made by local dental examiners to furnish this office with an applica tion for dental treatment by every ex-service man entitled to such treat ment In the fifth district In order that the work ln which we are en gaged may be accomplished to the furtherance ot the best Interests of all concerned. W. R, HARDIN. Chief of Dental Section. Chas. Ross, county chairman. Is sues a call to members of Harnett County Democratic Executive Com mittee to meet Friday. January 21. at 12 noon. Among other matters to come before the committee will be the selection of . a successor on the committee to Thomas W. Harrington. All members of the executive com mittee from the various townships are urged to attend. Land Posters for sale nt The News office. CAN STILL ENLIST IN THE ARMY. A mistaken Impression has gotten abroad that enlistments In the army have been discontinued. This Is not correct. This Impression Is due to the wide newspaper publicity given to recent discussions In Congress on the subject of the strength of the army and the possibility that Con gress will by joint resolution stop all enlistments until the strength Is re- NOTICE OF HALE OF LAND UN DER MORTGAGE Under and by virtue of the power ot sale conferred upon me In a deed of trust, bearing date of December. 22. 1919. executed by L. A. Mat thews, which deed of trust Is re corded in Book 12S. at page 10. or the Registry of Harnett County, and defaalt having been made In the payment ot the bond, secured by said deed of trust, as therein provided. and the Heneciary thereunder, hav ing requested me to execute the trust conferred upon me by said deed of trust, I will on Saturday. Febru ary 5. 1921. sell for cash at public auction, af the courthouse door In Lillington. N. C. at twelve o'clock noon, to the last anS highest bidder, the following lands embraced la the above named deed of trust, which land Is sltusted In Black River town ship. Harnett County, and more par- dueed to 175.000. If this action Is taken it'ls Quite UelrlT described as follows. to-wt: ... . .... ,...,.. v Atm "Beginning at the junction of possible that enllstmenta will be dls- NetIU Crew Kennl Creek ta continued except for certain men. but; Smith's corner of fifteen acre tract until It Is Uken. the War Department is not Justified tn anticipating possi ble action for the army reorgaolza- and runs aa his line, north 2 degree west 17.00 chains to a stake: thence north S2 1-2 degrees east SS.SO shains to a slake. Blalock'a corner: uon act axes aeanneiy me armySjtnence south & degrees west 52. TS strength at about 210.000 and It u!nJas to a pine. R. Gardner s cor the duty of the War Department to'nr; 9 J0?10 12 -J degrees ' i uaroour s corner on the spring legislation. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE The American Cotton Association at North Carolina Harnett County. notice will be pleaded in bar of re covery of such claims. Also all per sons that are due the said estate any amount will come forward and settle for same at once. This Jan. 8th, 1921. D. G. & J. A. HARRINGTON, 6 6 6 W. P. Byrd, Atty. will break a Cold, Fever artel Grippe quicker than any thine Administrators, we know, preventing, pneumo- l3-6p'ma. land conveyed to Archie McKay by Mrs. M. M. McKay by deed recorded in Book 188 at page 210 records of Harnett County, North Carolina. This 18th day of December. 1920. A. A. MCDONALD. Trustee. i Walter Leo Johnson. Atty. - 80-4 Its meeting tn Raleigh .faced squarely the fsct that the total cotton ez ports of the Bouth had fallen off 72 since the pre-war period. la the past the Southern 8tates have looked to for eign capital to Usance their exports. Appreciating that this Is - no longer aeeslble. the cotton men of this State and of the 8oete.gearally are baadlrg together to are the joint success -f the Cooperative . Marketing Idea nd the Cotton Xkport Corporation Having qualified as administrators of the estate of Susan E. McKay, de ceased, late ot Harnett county. North Carolina, this la to notify all persons having claims against the estate ot said deceased to exhibit them to the branch, just below the sUU; thence down the channel of said branch about 35 chains to Kennl Creek: thence down said creek f chains to the beginning station and. con lain 170 acres ot land, more or leas, as per survey of D. E. Green. February 3. lttO. This deed 1 made subject to 112 1-4 acr sold to Cary lumber Cotupsnr. conveyed !n a fotmr the estate will please make Immedi ate payment to the undersigned. This lOla dsy of Dee.. 1920. JOHN 8. YARBOROUGH. thomaa w YinnnnniT.H Option Deeds for sale at The News I Administrators of Susan E. McKay. office. l-tp anderslrned on or before the 10th day of December .1921. or thta ao-ieed. and conveys to said Tnrtw. Uce will be pleaded la bar of their ! "nee which was nol sold to recovery. All nerson sindebted to,a company w&icu is s j- acres ot land. This deed of trust Is given to secure the balance dae en the pur chase mouey of the land herein con veyed. This Srd day of Jaaaarr. 1921. FRANKLIN J. DCPREK. -4 Trustee,