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i ROBESONIAN A ESTABLISHED 1870. SINGLE COPY FIVE "CENTS. COUNTRY, GOO AND TRUTH 11.50 A YEAR. DUE IN ADVANCE VOL XL VII LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916. NUMBER 15 SEARCH FOR VILLA CONTINUES nrrt That He is Wounded Assert ed Again After Denial and State. ment That it was jnereij uw Help Him to Escape Another Group of Villa Forces Surprised and 30 or More of His Men Killed " It was stated in a dispatch of the 3J irom El Paso, Tex.f that from re liable Mexican sources it had been .learned that Villa bad never taken ' part in any .battle with Ameriacna r arid ' that the story about his being woundeu was concocted" for the pur 1 poe cf tiding him to escape. In a dispatch last aight from 1 Paso, however, it was state dthat the story that he was wounded and that his capture was imminent was asserted again by Gen. Gavira, Corranza com mander at Jaurez. In a dispatch of the 4th from San Artonio, Tex., it was stated that, tur prised during their sista, one of the groups of Villa's forces driv en from Guerero was defeated Sat urday by a squadron of the tenth cav alry under Col. W. C. Brown. In this, the .second, engagement Amer. lean trc ops have had with Villa's men the losses of the bandits were estimated at from 30 to 40 killed. No : rr ention of American losses was made. Jurors for May Term of Court At the meeting of the county com missioners Monday the following were drawn to serve as jurors for the 2 weeks' civil term of court which will convene Monday-!'- First week W. J. SmitivVfirrs Lawtson, W. P. Covington, J. D. Thompson, I. L. Caldwell. A. L. Hayes. McKay Byrd. B. W. Town send, Foster Edwards. H. A. Fer guson, Joe Russ, R. L. McLeod, A. II. Rozier, N. W. Jenkins,-' J . B . McCallum, W. H. Humphrey, Hec tor Freeman. J. R. Harrington, W. G. Lewis, Wm. Hooks. T. Brown, J. I Carter, D. W. MLean. Jr., Geo. F. Allen. D. L. Bullock, I. W. Warwick, Win, Freeman, W, . Tlovd, J. S. Oliver. D. L. McLaure. Second week T) . M . Rosrers, Haynes Johnson. Ernest G. Jones. W. A. Mc Neill. W. I). Prevfltt. L. H. Brjtt, w t? McLe'lan. Wm. Bullard. ;.T. A. Bum. A. h . Mercer. Mrcer. tTie Sfr.leir W W AllPn f;. W..WMU ford J. M. Flowers. Daniel Marley. W. B. Ashley. Jr E: McO. Sur'es. Ch8. Wrac". G. F. Scor rcni O. F. Bracy, Burns i A. Harden, W. 0 Much Clean-L'p Vork Has wen uoue ' A treat uiount ai aciuai cieuK; tin yir. - - Call 'I l'.uJOl I, IU. Vtlllic IV uuot.v th-i i lour days of this week for r?eani(;g up the town. The street v;ifcoa has hauled oS? loads of trash and lul-Lish out cf town up to last night, all this being gathered in the. bar.K lots about town. Today the wugons are hauling out from the res idential sections of the town. While nwny people have gathered up the truth about their premises and plac ed ii out where the wagons can get it, still there are many who have not. If you have not cleaned up about voui heme, do so at once and the vrajrons will keep on moving till the lasc wile. 'has been taken out of town. An active clean-up campaign not bn. "ly means a more attractive town, but a healthier town. 'Superior Court Superior Court for the trial of civil cases has been in session since Monday . While a number of . judg TVfrts has been siened, only two mry cases nave Deen cumpicwu. . i j i completed ''hfe were Jno. W. Willians vs.; Francis Williams, diverse granted; j A J. and McK. Bu'.iard vs. K. & C. liy. Co., ji'clgrment ror piaintui. ,Iufl(re F. A. Daniels of Golsboro is prw-idin'rl It is expected that court v;! j'Ujc.ujn for the week this af ternoon. However, it will open up for the second week Monday morn. ii.g. - Major McKinnon May be Candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture In today's Wilminetcn Star it is stated that friends of Major A. J. TJclvinnon of Maxton are urging him to enter the race for the Democratic nomination tor uommissmer i Agri culture ad that it is understood he is givirg serious consideration to the Ruirrcston . Mr. McKinnon is in NTpw York land nothine definite- ould be iearned in regard to this today.- He is progressi.o --e-wake famT and business nvi and well qualified iux this office. Setting Tobacco Planls Some Cot ton Planted Some few farmers about through the county set some tobacco Monday and Tuesday. The fact that the cold weather thinned out the plants made them grow very fast and by next week many tobacco growers will be -putting out their plants. Those who know say the earlier you set out the plants the better the crop. Also some cotton has already been planted In Robeson. Prof. T..-B. Hunter, principal, and Miss Hattie Clark, one of the teachtrs, of the Rowland hiprh scVol. and Misses Bessie McCormick and Sallie Graham of Rcw:and are among the visitors in town today, coming: over with the exhibit of the Rowland h-gh school for the .County Com-j mtnceriient tomorrow. BENEATH BANK OF FLOWERS Remains of Mrs. J. A. McAllister Laid to Rest in Meadow. Brook Cem etery Yesterday Funeral One of Most Largely Attended Ever Held in Lumberton Floral Offerings Exquisite and Numerous End Came Tuesday Afternoon at Home Here The funeral of Mrs. J. A. McAl lister, whose death occurred at her hum. Chestnut and Sixth streets, Tuesday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock, was conducted fromi the McAllister home yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. W. B. North, pastor of Chest nut Street Methodist ..-nurch, of which deceased had been a member for hear 60 years, assisted by Rev. H. G. Hill, D. D., of Max ton, a life-long friend cf the McAllister family. The funeral was attended by a large crowd of sorrowing friends. Many from various parts of the county were here for the funeral. After a talk by Dr. North in which he paid , tribute to the life and character or the deceas ed and a beautiful prayer offered by Dr. Hill, "How Firm a Foundation" and 'Asleep in Jesus", two favorite hymns of deceased, were beautifully sung. The pallbearers were: active, Messrs: R. McA. Nixom, Alf H.. Mc Leod, Jno. S. McNeill, W. I. Jank baw, R. E. Lewis, Jno. D. McMil. Ian; honorary, Messrs. C B. Town send,, O. C. Norment, Robt. Chaf fin, W. P. Barker, T. A. McNeill,! Sr., M. G . McKenzie. After the services at the home, the remains were ! Ukento eMeadow-Brook .cemetery and JadHfrrest,' the services being "con cluded at the grave. Deceased had been sick for some time and death! was not unexpected - Perhaps never was a more beau-, tiful array of floral offerings seen here than covered the grave . Th e flowers were many in number and artistically arranged. . This grand floral offering showed in a small' way the high esteem in which Mrs. Mcr Allister was held by her numerous friend. In concluding the services at" the grave Dr. North said in all his life he had never seen more num. erous and beautiful floral offerings at any funeral, except perhaps in one instance, and on behalf of the family L. 1.1 1 I iL IL-. .1 ;4.J . Mfm . t. HpnnrtA, V.... " r--- "Abide With Me.". "When Peaec Like a River," and "Nearer My God , to Thee, were sung at the grave, p -Mrs. Florence Pope McAllister was the daughter of the late Maj. John T. and Caroline Pope and was born ' T T 1 1 1 Y 1 . . "h w'74th ----.-, - . v Mr. J. A. McAllister February 10, 1870. She is survived by her hus band and five sons Messrs. A. P., W. P., II. M., J. D., and C. P. Mc Allister, all of Lumberton, and all r of whom were with her when the end came. She spent all her life in and n?av Lumberton. E'?ceased joined the Methodist cturch in early life and remained a loval and faithful member until her death. She was an ardent worker j n the mission societies ana cxner, U--l. 1 U ...,.t,. lnf uianKncs ui .'""- vvvin., Vi HUJt unasuminsr disposition, and ,ev-er urea m caring ior ana aiaing i-noe . j j: in need. She did not live for her self alone. Her quiet but pleasant diposition wen for her the love and admiration of all with whom she came in rontaet, and she was easily one of the most loved women in this en tire section. Not only did the mem bers of her 'immediate family sus tain a great loss in her death, but the town and community at large. . ... . i . i . tt n .... 1 1 rt a Bnr ir tvi ukum r if i i ,r r ' - , I. was a oissuik w v..t world is better that she has lived. Mr. J. W. Crawford. Near Rowland Nws h"s bonn received here of the? deith of Mrs. J. W. Crawford, which occurred at her home near Rowland last n'eht f 11 o'cWk. Decepsed woe nhout 45 years of age and died suddenly. Mr. Colin Edens if Red Springs Ds Suddenly .Mr. Colin Edens of Red Springs uied suddenly in his buggy last Fri day afternoon while ging to a field he was cultivating near the town lim its. The Citizen states that it is sui-pcsed he died while seated in his luaigy and afterwards fell to the ground, where his body was discov ered by a colored woman. Deceased was apparently in good health at the .inner hour. Heart trouble. He was' 71 jtars old. The funeral took place from Trinity Methodist church, of wh;ch he was a member,. Saturday af tcrnion. Raising Thoroughbred Poultry The poultry raisers hereabouts are making preparation to exhibit some of the very finest thoroughbred poul try at the County Fair here next fall . Yesterday CC' eggs from thorough bred stock wer; received here for set ting purpose?. Several hundred have been rceivd rnre this spring already. It w'll be remembered by all who at tended the exhibit here last Decem ber that no liner array of chickens has ever been fen together in this section, but a ll biggrer and bet ter show will be seen at the coming Countv Fair. License has been issued fr the' marnaee of Koy btewart and Nel- lie Caddell: Jno. Heath and Marga ret Bruce Williams. Program County Commence ment Friday, April 7th 1 1 O'clock a. m. -' 12 O'clock -12:30 O'clock . Delivering Diplomas Recess. 2 O'clock p. m. . . . Athletic contest 3 " p. m Bateball game, Lumberton vs Fairmont 3:30 O'clock p. m. . Basketball game School Exhibits on display at Court House Music by East Lumberton brass band PRIZES Prizes will be offered for Contests and Exhibits as follows: each school to furnish only one contestant: ' For tne school making the best appearance in the parade, taking in consideration marching and order v , $5.00 H. E. Stacy For the best industrial exhibit $5.00 Hon. H. L. Godwin For the best exhibit for one-teacher . school .- $2.50 W. K. Bethune For the best exhibit for two-teacher school V L'- $2.50 R. E Lewis For the best exhibit for three-teacher school; ' ' $5.00 The Robesonian For the best exhibit high schools S.OOWhite & Gough Best speller in the elementary grades $2.50 C. B. Skipper Best speller in the high school $2.50 M. W. Floyd Best essay, not over 200 word, "Why Robe . son County should have good Roads" $2.50 Ira B. Mullis frest specimen of penmanship (gold medal) ' Holmes Jewlery Company ATHLETIC CONTESTS 100-yard race, 1-4 'mile race, 1-2 mile race, 1 mile relay race, Running high jump, $2.00 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 ' Running broad jump, 2.00 I VTHER OF SMALL GIRL'S ASSAILANT LYNCHED Cli! Man is Alleged to Have Indulged in Talk That Provoked Greene County Folks to Fury Kii.ston i'i.'vatch, Apr. 45. Joseph Black, a negro about 50 vears of age, father of Will Black, the young negro held in the peniten- t nr ii0:u i,oro.oH with rrimin " ""-6" " e, v. -...- q m. situ t on a littie white eirl m Greene county, was- taken from Le ccuntv Nail here this moraine a lew n utes before 3 o clock by a neb estimated at several (hunared perniis Later tne old negro's body wai found between Maury and Liz z, in Greene county. . A fusillade of shots had l.etu Uard in the neigh borhood, and it is believed the mob diiputthed tin; elier Black there. Last week Will Black, a boy not quite grown, attacked and viciously cutrat-td a six-year-old white girl, Mattie 'iyson, in Greene county. He beat her riiotr.er in order to accom. j o.sh the crime and afterwards shot tu.j po.oenTtii in a gun battle. He at taken and hurried to Goldsboro, and f.-om there was later taken to Ra'emJ. ,"o.ph Black, his father, furnished h n- with shotguns and a revolver, it is allaged. But not that so much a? ( lleged threats and assertions by him caused the Greene county people to take his life. It is reliably report el tiai Black stated that the little gill. was no better than his son; that he would burn the Tyson home and kill the '.hi!a's father if he had any thing to do with the prosecution. It ii ceclared that by his actions in the n'phbrhood following the assault he provoked the residents to fury. The Greene county sheriff got Joseph Black soon after Will Black was captured, holding him for fur nit ring the boy with weapons. Cloning of Public School at Iona The public school at Iona closed with a concert last night. After the concert by the children, which was rich and entertaining, Mr. H. E. Sttcj of the Lumberton bar, made a splenJid educational address. A large crowd was present. Mr. L. M.:is. Parker of Lumberton accom panied Mr. Stacy. The teachers of tii M'heol were Miss Rebecca Wara cf Imherton, principal, and Miss Ada IiCormick, assistant . The ses aif t: v as a most successful cne in ev ery refject. Thompson Hospital Notes Airs. Wade Wishart was operated on at hospital this morning. She i3 getting; on nicelv. Miss Eva McNeill was operated on tt acute appendicitis this morning. :s doing as well as could be ex pected. , Parade of school children Elementary spelling contest High school spelling contest McAllister Hdw. Co. Inc' McLean, Varser & McLean Johnson & Johnson Mclntyre, Lawrence & Proctor Freeman Printing Co., Inc. J. D. McMillan & Son. Listtakers Appointed for Various Townships At the meeting ot ?ne county com missioners Monday the following list takers were appointed for the va rious townships: Alfordsville, Alex Alford; Back Swamp, John T. Singletary; Britt's! W. G. Pope; Burnt Swamp, J. B. Humphrey; Fairmont, E. W. Flcyd; Gaddy'a, J. 0. McArthur; Howells-! ville, N. A. Kinlaw; Lumber Bridge, J'. L. Sbaw; Lumberton, Wade Wish art; Maxton, J. T. McRae; Orrum, M. Shepherd; Parkton, E. K. Camp bell; Pembroke, J. A. McCormick; Raft Swamp, J. A. Carlyle; Ren. nert, A. E. Tolar; Rowland, D. W. Bullock; Red Springs, L. M. Cook; ; Saddle Tree, G. S. Harrell; St. Paul, L. A. McGeachy; Shannon, D. O Currie; Smith's, D. L. Stewart; Sterlings, R. A. Hedgpeth; Thomp son, H. T. McLean; White House, W. Tom Jenrette; Wishart's, A. E. Israel. Case Against Bright Parnell Dis missed Fright Parnell was given a hear ing before Recorder E. M. Britt yes terday afternoon on the charge of carrying concealed weapons. There was not sufficient evidence to convict so the case was dismissed . Parnell is the young man who went to jail to see his pal, Will Nance, and was Iw.ei in, mention ct which was pub l'.y-hed n, Monday's Robesonian. Good Stand of Corn Thus Early Along with his renewal to The Robesonian Mr. Sam Douglass of Reu Springs, R. 2, sends a letter in which he says he planted .corn March 1.5 and now has a very good stand ui. If the cold weather don't cut Mr. Douglass' corn down lie will be feasting on roasting ears before many moons. Kxvnham School Closes Apr. 10 - The Raynham school will close Monday night, April 10, with a play. Everybody is invited to attend. 'flit local banks will be closed tomorrow on account of County Com mencement. SUFFERING AND SURGERY can be avoided by using PILE REMEDY Relieve yourself of this ailment at home. Easy to use end thorough ly dependable. Sold onl by us 50c and $1.00. ROBESON COUNTY BAR ENDORSES SINCLAIR Strong Resolutions Adopted Endors ing Candidacy of Sixth District Man for Attorney General At a meeting of the Robeson coun ty bar held in the court house here Monday, Hon. N. A. Sinclair of Fay etteville was unanimously and strong ly endorsed for Attorney General air. S. Mclntyre of the local bar presided and Hon. G. B. Pattersin of Maxton acted as secretary. Mr. Patterson and Messrs. L. R. Varser nd W. S. Britt of the iocai bar were appointed a committee to draw up the resolutions which endorse Mr, Sinclair in the strongest terms for his ability as a practitioner, his experience in office as solocitor of this judicial district for eight years, his service to the party and his en. tire record as a lawyer and Demo crat. 7. Handsome triblutels paid Mr. Sin clair and he is assured the united and hearty suppirt of the bar of this county. Mr. Sinclair was in town attending Superuor Court and this meeting was held after court adjourn ed, during his absence from the court rcom, and he knew nothing of the meeting until after it had been held. Mr. Sinclair has already received the unanimous endorsement of the bars of Cumberland, his home coun ty, Bladen and Hoke counties. He will no doubt receive the endorse nxnt of the bar of every county in this judicial and also this congres sional district." He has, received many assurances cf support from all aec tions of1 the State. ' Notice of New Advertisements i . - Leak - Smith announces - candi dacy ior' office of sheviTC. ()r!er new clothes and j.-tt rr-ov for Ei tor K. M. Bi? . .eval notice of sale and land E. M. Jchnson, commissioner, Johnson L .'ohnson attorneys. Legal notice of sale of land E. D. McNeill, mortgagee, Johnson & Jchnfcon, attorneys, t I t:al :.(( ico c ! le of land Ste. phen Mclntyre, c- rm:iosioner, John son & Johnson, attorneys. I. gal. ir lice cf '&'; cf land for lavo-Ty Sheriff R i.' Lewis.' I'iaiio tuning Prof. S. Scull. : Careful men and their money stand behind the First National Bank. ,. !! E. Lewis announces candidacy to succeed himself in office, of sher. '.it. "The Raven", great (5-act feature rrtyplay, at Pastime Apm 11. Puncfi of keys lost. M. L. Marley annunces candidacy for county commissioner, Nolice j banks of the county. Wounded Able to Leave Hospital Yes. terday Misses McKellar Barnes and Olivo Smith and Mr. Marcus Allen, all of whom were shot by Wm. Nance at Smith's last Friday night, an account cf which was published in Monday's Robesonian,- were able to leave the hcsp'thl here yesterday. . They all seeT. to be improving. Nance will be gien a hearing as soon as the in ji red persons are able to attend the tv?.l. Bible Verse Containing All Letter; in Alphabet Except One . Little Miss Pauline Flowers, who lives on R. 5, f rem Lumberton sends The Robesonian answer to the question asked recently as to which verse in the Bible contains all the let. ters of the alphabet save j alone. She says it is the 21st verse of the 7th chapter of Ezra. Mr A. L Bullock, of Rowland, a former member of the beard of county com mis.vIcnFi!!. also a member of the read commission of the county at one time, was a Lumberton visitor yes terday. Mr. Bullock is still much in terested in all public affairs and in upbuilding the county in every way ard be is an advocate of township bom! issues for roads! He is in clined to think that would solve the rose! problem for Robeson., For County Commissioner (Received tool ate to be classified I hereby announce myself a candi dyt for countv commissioner subject to tre action of the Democratic voters at the cming primary. If nminated nd elected I pledge myself to serve the people of the county to the best of my ability. M. L. MARLEY. NOiJCE TO THE BANKS OF ROB SON COUNTY .Notice is hereby given, that on the first Monday in Mav, 1916, the board of commissioners of Robeson county will meet at the court house in Lum berton at 12 c-'clck, m., for the par. nose of receivine and onening bid3 for the deposit of the public f und3 urdei the provisions of chanter 645 of the Lonl Pubic Laws of North Carolina. 1911. All Mds shall be pealed bids and shall be endorsed"Bids for oenosit of public moneys" and shall be addressed to the chairman of tre roard cf commissioners ofl rv.ncron county and mav be filed with' him at any t'me nrior to 12 o'clock no" 6f the bve dite. This the 3d da- f Anril, 1916. A. J. FLOYD, Cheirmor, Poard of Commissioners. J. BRITT, County Attorney. 4 5 4thurs . - - IT COULDNT BE HELPED Quite a number of The Robesonian'a live and valued correspondents who Hnc in letters for today's paper will fa.t to see them in this issue, and this s the rt&son: It required much work arw tcok considerable time to pot in ty-e the notice of sale of land for Uxes. which takes up morethaa a Pf".'t, and an aecident to th lino tie machine caused considerable de !av rhit repairs were fce-ng made. Je Robesonian never likes t make excuses, but we feel that it is prop, er to mention this combination of circumstances which makes it neces sary to hold over much interesting correspondence for the next issue of the paper, a fact which we regret but which could not be avoiled. It if especially regretted just at' this time because in almost every news . letter mention was made of how the folks are looking forward to the to r.tv Comment .iron: tomorrow ni are planning to come. The folks will be here, barring accidents as senous to them as the accident in The Robesonian's shop which made tl.w explanation necessary, BRIEFS ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS Lumberton Chapter No. 77 Royal Arch Masons, will meet Fri day nighW Ahe. 7th, i Regular convo cation. All companion of tfciafc..r iter are urged to be present. . i ho condition of Mrs. T. L. Jc hnson, Tvho recently underwent a. serious operation in a hospital at Co Kiirlto, S. C, continues to improre. Mrs. Johnson expects to be able to rvturn home in two weeks. Deputy U. S. Marshal T. Leak Smith of Maxton was a Lumberton v.sitor Tuesday. Mr. Smith is a. etndidate for the office of sheriff of Robeson and has his announcement ctrd In this Usue of The Robesonian. Two foreigners with a monkey and hand-organ each spent Tuesday in vcjn n . The monkeys were well Ir' ineJ and "many peotple witnessed tneir doings. It had been several years since that sort cf Show struck Lumlicilou before. ' Messrs. J j Goodwin. W. K. Bethune, E. 'A. Thompson, L. McK. Parker, S. K. Nash,. W. W. Davis and Frank Holloway attended a re ception at Flora McDonald College, Red Springs, Monday evening. They report a most pleasant occasion. Mrs. Ida Steele has just return ed "oin Brunswick, Ga., where she was called to her sister, who was very ill. She brought back with hes a 10 months old infant to keep until her sister was able to care for it. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Cornelia. , Tt came on to rain in torrents la:.n night, a regular downpour, and it devolopes that the reason it rained s(. hard was that Messrs. Enoch Mc. ('cF.rol! and Frank H. Wishart went down the river or an all-njght fish ing frolic. It is" understood that they gi-t damp but had lots of fun. Mr. Thos. Sanderson of Pate's was a Lumberton visitor Tuesday. The Robesonian has a number of sub scribers who have been taking the paper since the first issue was pub lished in 1870, and Mr. Sanderson is cne of them. He was 82 years old last September and gets about like a man not over 50 years of age. Mention has been made in The Robesonian of the .great improve ments Mr. A. H. Hinds has made recently in his meat market. A Mr. Russell who travels between Char lotte and Wilm;ngrtcn for Armour & Co. told Mr. Hinds the other day that he had the most sanitary and up-to. d?te market between those two cities. Mr. J. W. H. Fuchs. Dronrie- tor of the Lumberton Bargain House, came up Tuesday afternoon from Wilmington, where he conducts a large department store. Mr. Fuchs says, he is well pleased with his bus. iress here, business being even bet ter than he had anticipated. Mr. Fuchs returned to Wilmingtcn Tues day night. Airs. N. A. McLean shipped' Tuesday to Washington, for exhibi tion at the national museum, a col lectin of rare and valuable heirlooms handed down from Revolutionary War times. They were collected by Mrs. McLean from families in various sec t'ons of the county for exhibit in Washington by the North Carolina Colonial Dames of Wilmington.. -Mr. W. W. Whaley arrived yesterday from Petersburg, Va whore be and Mrs. Whaley had made t!i- home for some time, and will spend a week in Lumberton at the Icon? of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Whaley. Mrs. Wh -ley has fTie to the home of her parents at Pecher, near Asheville. Jlr. Whaley expects to go from here to Ash-Mine, where he will be joined .r. Whaley and where they will ocat?. . . My glasses were fitted by Dr Parker, the only specialist ia Lumberton licensed by State Board Examination for this important ,-work.. HIS SERVICE SATISFIES
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