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VOLUME IX
LTJWBEBTON, N. C. THtTRSDAY," NOVEMBER 11, 1920
NUMBER 74
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Supenor Court. Against Increase 'ARMISTICE DAY Teachers Assn. Of !A Day's Income
iin ntione Kates
Trial of Negro Charged With Murder
of Deontr Sheriff Kitchin Will Be
gin Tomorrow Dr. Locklear Must xown Board Thinks No Increase in
Serve Sentence on Roads if in Robe'
son After January 1st Other Cas
es Disposed of.
A number of cases has been dispos
ed of in Superior court for the trial
of criminal cases here this week.. The
'Phone Rates Should Be Granted
Until Service Is Improved.
NEW PARKING ORDINANCE.
COTTON MARKET.
Strict middling cotton is selling on
Kobeson Organized I For Thfc Omhri the Iocal .mark?t today 'or w cent
the pounds middling 18 cents.
Today is Second Anniversary of Sign.
Ing of the Armistice Messages
From Heads of Nation's Military 138 Teachers
American j riation Formed at Meeting Herei Consider Those Who Are lni !
Monday Delegates Elected to; of Parental Love and Care. ' The local. banks are closed today
Teachers Assembly A beautiful custom in which prac- i Armistice Day.
H. . .. a. l . f . Tk. - . - : .V- A. A
, an jr every jtisun m ine mate may I "e cen in me eastern pan
'participate with little inconvenience or f town have been greatly improved
and Naval Forces and
Lesion.
Joining in the national observance
I of , tha second anniversary of the
m signing of th armistice heads of the 1
a new parking ordinance was pass- nation's military and naval forces
READING CIRCLE GROUPS.
M. (.llilllliai U1BC3 111 C llUO VTCC&t llV J , , , g f j ...... xv.tO 1
iitiiTj first Aatrraa mnrAor- ol Asimo ea at a meeting OI the mayor and Vesterdav issued mesa?P tn tho iur On Mnndnu V,r,K- oU
up curing tne term, mat ol John Hen- r."" ,. "u8- sonnei 01 me army ana navy ana to toacners 01 Kobeson county were fatherless and motherless
sacrifice is that of contributin the in. , recently.
the come of a day to the support of our ' The public school at Clyborn will
"f """8 : uiai u uumt iicn- rni.. . , , - - j j i-w s. jm. ivuucsuh luuinv were taifieriess ana motneri
ry Bethea, colored, charged .with shoot- ordinance provides that no cars j the veterans of the World war now in called together in a meeting to or- And the Thankseivine
inff and killing Deputy Sheriff J. A. fHIf J " ?!ei.tnutl civ" He- .. ... I ni?e for the Teachers Assembly, most propitious periou
children.
Mr. Fred
open next Monday morning.
season is a ""wn wm lencn.
. t 1 ... .... .... r .1 : a . .
j ... . nv Arntiici s ABAtfii u v. itniiii 1 in m iiriMi n ir n ifti..K . awkuiak iiiccl hit ui r.BNHrn .var
Kitchin, will come up tomorrow. The ,S,V.xS'l ?xept ?n nestnut between) "Today. the army salutes it3 own which meets at AshevilL Nov. 24 ot the charitahlv inclinpH nonU ,j v,ti, at Masonic hall this eveninsr at 7;M
court ordered a special venire of 100 f,ust na econa streets cars parked , its faUen heroes," Secretary Baker 27, and to arrange the Readine- Ciirlo Carolina mv Khn thii, L,.llti.. Imnortant business.
. . .. T ri u r n T A Iwi .1 . t - 1 . L. i' l l . 1 - - J " " " " ' ' ...v.. H'4 VL lhlUll "
n . . 1 j : t 1 wiv a v 4. L. uai mi iiii 11 u wttur ulna t-nm ...... x1 il . ... .-. - -
thc i'r of the street. Cars must not be left i "Tt U fn na t
J"V , xj: tti, , ... 1 " 1 v tinuiawii men wuoau i uifjuin, L Illt'lIILH.
Judge J. Lloyd Horton of New Bern First and Vv h 71 lwen S'ory n imperishable memorials; to the State Board of Examiners, was dering in the care, protect.on, train- under Dr- M. Baker
and
courses for the present school year, of the meritorious service the twentv- Mr. J. A. McPhaul of R. 1. Shan-
emblazon their Miss Susan Fulgum, a member of one child-caring institutions are ren- non is in Lumberton taking treatment
e memorials: to the State Board of Examiners, was derinc in thp rr nrr.ttmn t.n under Dr. II. M. Baker.
is Drasidintr. this hoino- thp fit-st termiL . o mm- engrave their devotion in our hearts present to give information in reirard intr and pdiifntinn t.f hlnla ,.hiM, Called meetinff of Woman's rlnh
of court at which he has presided. As JJt hi narIL X k-A fitS ' flnd t0. dedicate ourselves to a per- to the! issuing and renewal of certifi- wno might otherwise become a men- Monday t 4 p. m., in municipal build-
stated in Monday's Robesoniah, Judge anJ T nJ ti. nJI !Lfiew kai Ptuat",n 0' the principles for which catesTend to give instruction as to or- ace to society and objects of scorn on Au members urged to be pres-
Horton is the youngest Superior court pie-hf pf . j vney ien. gamaauon ana courses provided for 1 the face of the earth. ' C
; xl. 01.1. t : 1 A - "'ft11'' Accl. I llpflarino' flint uvon s r,f tka f ... K 01 mo- fliivln nmrlr HTV. -X a. x . Pormlai. nimlr. Ht- I
years since the signing of the amis-' Befre the beginning of the business t homes will continue to receive proper tomorrow (Friday) evening t 7:.10.
tice had "caused many of us .to lose session, Miss Dorothea Farmer render- 'cara and attention there is little rea- A11 members urged to attend, lmpor-
m v.- 1 " -c ,..... -jr, uevicvu; 7 i"""" ovicv uiuno. xvan gun iu press Me stigntesi concern.
marKings, no car Daniels admonished the navy to dedL I Jansen, the Swedish impersonator, t But there are literally thousands of The congregation of the Presbyte
p? 2 mafri T8; cate itself t0 "the!ame ldeals whch who- at present giving entertain-' bright boys and girls out on the high-! rn chuh pounded Rev. Dr. G. K.
togethc
judgein the State, being only 26-yenrs , The Darl:ini? areaa on Spmfll T. . .
H r , ? . wh,ich Jdfe Fourth and Fifth streets, will be'
Horton handles court is pleasmir to maA .v,; j u " . .
all nr.nnc.mnA nA h k.. , " aim nu cars must De
V"r "'" '"-"' parked, between the
to be left over one
friends here.
The following cases had been dis-, The ordinance further provides that
posed of up to last night: y J jcars shall only be parked on the
nob breen, manufacturing whiskey; raourn side or becond street, the north
side of Third and Fourth streets md
cars parked on the streets south and
north of the court house square tnust
be parked next to the court house.
Mr. T L. Johnson, town attorney,
was instructed to aro to Ralpi rh nn
nol prossed with leave.
Wm. Hooks, larceny and receiving;
nol prossed with leave.
Frank Lowrey, forgery, plead guil.
ty: fined $100 and cost.
Vernon McArthur and Vair Rmvn
Davis, violating auto laws; fined $25.Novcmber 23 to enter protest when
eaPh and cost. the Southern Bell Telephone Co. will
Charles Luke and Alex. Fairley; I aslc Corporation Commission for
tretpass; fined $25 each and one- authority to increase its rates in the
inira coai . omie. n was UU5, pmtojl Ot the town
v. w . iocKiear, jonucatioil nd
adultery; sentenced, to 12. month in
jail, to be assigned to the publfe'roads,
capias to issue' in llobeson fcounty
orly on January 1, 1921; sentence' t
begin at that datei This case, grew
out of Locklear marrying a white
woman in the. State of Georgia land
coming to this, -county, to. live; inter
.mSrriaire of races Jwtinff a
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xno iaws 01 worth-Carolina.! Lock
lear is a doctor and practices at Pem
broke. ' 1 y
Lettie Prevatt, va VQttie Previtt,
divorce granted.
Thompson, John, Clyde andiHarold
Williams, cruelty to animals L Thomp
son and Harold found not guilty, John
and Clyde found guilty,.and finedJSS
each and onehalf cost ,,,
Frank Jacobs, false pretense, plead
guilty; judgment suspended upon pay-
fathers .-that no ineraAA inttht tMfv
fcsnouM De granted Will, th( service is
RED CROSS
ROLL CALL
To the Citizens of Lumberton: ; ";
it is unnecessary to explain the rei-
gave immortal elorv to. our Ampri. mcnW at various schools throughout I wava and in th hv.wa ct.(-
can youths of 1917-18. the ; county, was present. He delight- who cannot be admitted into either of
, "We lived on November, 1918, on fuuy?Jntertained the teachers in a these homes because THERE IS NO
the mountains of cratiturlA am) hn .sbtrt ttut uniaue lecture on- th 'VArf fRnnVf pnn thuu r i. .i
piness because the. valor or our be9t , of : Explanation," , prof. W. H. ofik-'of children .'that runu r v..
beloved on land and seas had secured ; auperinteiident of the Lumbterton State should interest tllemselves in to'.!?600' 5t02k!.Indin wno farms for
fof mankind the blessings of peace10"' acaooi, made a practical talk on the extent of contributing the earn-1 it . uawwell. Soma "later,'
withthe fruits of .victory " Mr; Dan., present conditions of school! in ' inirs of a dav atThnkHviho. .A Mrs. Nannie W. Crump " moved
iel's statements said. "In observing Nth Carolina and the duty of teach I the management, of the homes miv h I yesterday from a residence of hera
. .im i Auntmrn k. lx ' I i . ... ... Inn th. IW.AamITI. J x - -
c iiiiictuic rvaq w one on me
Moo rehouse, pastor of the church, uul
Mrs. Moorehouse Tqesday evening.
A sweet potato which weighed
more than 10 pounds was brought to
The Robesonlan office Tuesday by
TT x. A. fh . a
the-second anniversary of a dav s'a- eeLm wetmg these conditions. .'. I provided with funds to warrant r...
cred in our memory, let all of our '. The Twsiness session was opened j sonable expansion,
people, reconsecrate themselves to a' P'xM011,8, ' president .and sens j Let it not be said of North Carolina
spirit' of high patriotism and sacri. the Teachers Association Of i thut they neglected, at any time, the
ficarhich made Armistice day a na-.'S C0W Superintendent J. cat and protection of helpless little
tional.4ay of rejoicing;"; " right at their owndoors. It
erairPewainr chamte teacherof Latin in shtuld be borne; in, miiwi that our
iiiwucv iub us wie s:vm ' century m. . 7zlirr,rri' nwi (wniaaiy incunea citizens, Dotn men 'i r , ix'T . f uj,-wui
dependence dayfor the. wodhe -W. constitute a treat , "ve toniht for Baltimore where Mrs
cnm-eQ me men wn served under 77 rtTTrS v!!v T?v " , wa xv corpora wioiy Drganizea lor the pur- 'i rti 7 m avrai
n ,vaaaii 'ttAaA Ar ..i: a.1 t . ... - . ua v h anna ina iirrav 1 MAMMvaMM
corner of Sixth and Pine ati-Mtn. re
cently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Holmes
moved Tuesday from the Crump resi
dence to their heme on Third street.
tTMr. and Mrs. L. R. Varser and
their small daughter. Miss Uly,will
sonsrJn detaij why it is our duty to erans."
his: command
fore them in
whicb they fought,
toe interests
"well directed
ed by this great
ih . x " l . . m x vjxil uu. uuiiiiHir wnm Tn nn
in tuo ,wr 10 Keep- pe. t - r. . ; , . . jm rvuevuig ine aisiressea, Dury-
Deaee Athe. ldealK ' Wected'at deUgates,to the ing the dead, carine for tha AtL
n4 dectarmaf ; f?75 & OTS tacn the' orphan. Every
r;the'.natin S!r fltX ' if,BDer " n eQu ahareholder, and
and fully isafe Pv'?.h! H. . Caje, Artnle all members are directors, with th.
same powers. Its dividends are not
SS?l-?e n?"6 0f Mthe merican. ! " Majoreneral- Peyton C. , m.w'itta- R ' t .wide as treasury stock, 'which ia
Red Cross. Between November lit hi n;t ' . - V3! JNewton, Laura ScSrboroueh. Mra t ihcU i u.. j " 2
x Let x -i. i ' , i "'" vx obiu. w- ol, i 'j .- - .. . .w... .( w ucaiw buu aiieviions OI
reacn one 'dollar Is retained by the
JLunibef ton Chapter to be used in pay
ing Miss Casey, the Red Cross nurse
m mis county, and the other half goes
Pr0 xr. ix : iuMuriera to oe used
1: 1 ""'"" prayer zor in aaministenng unto the suffering
luairment ront!nua1 n x ,xi i x xl r,, suuering
xaj, iiicui. ui uiruugauui me woria.
ana otn a great effort will ho mnA U v- j -: - . dhenherd and Mrs. J. D C.mft
iL'Ji?.! turn our oughtrfk??? 'KR?. w?".88
. ..v....,, ouu luilu , a mmner at from the strife of nolitira tmn thi" i-miwihwi, ranaaeipnus, air
the cost of $L00. With us one-half of J of buSnessf &ttfaS!2rli, Parkton, 'orrum;
each one -'dollar fsrtaiTipd hx tK-.'
i
cost.
Ben Burnes, false pretense, plead
guilty; judgment suspended upon pay
ment of cost.
R. C. Townsend, violating town or
dinance, plead guilty; judgment, sus
pended upon payment of ost and of
prcsecution.
Clyde Webb, larceny; entered plea
of nole contendere, which was accept
ed by solicitor; prayer for judgment
continued upon payment of cost and
expense of prosecution.
Will Ward, larcenv. nlpar?
prayer for judgment continued upon
payment of cost.
Jtmes Patterson forgery and lar
cer.y, plead guilty; sentenced to 12
murins on roads.
It is urgently reduested that
pemon in this community become a
member of the Red Cross. By doing
so a great service will have been done
by and through the small sum of one
dollar. ; . t
Four -separate1 committees have
been appointed to canvass "Lumber
fcnn, as follows: '
South of Fifth street and east of
am: Misses Lina, Cough and Flora
Wishart, Mesdames.AauMi'King, W. L
Daugherty, H. T.i pope:' 'i
North of Fifth street and east of
Elm: Misses Vashti White, Rachael
our army in the World war I havp TV 'sprmga ana Lumber
recently inspected our cemeteries IhffiEnS 82pef
France, with their rows on rows of7 iel0 th Pective schools
I O f vv. Urn
herodead and cannot conceive of any
x .. .. J
auierences or opinion as to tlie after,
math of the war making us ever, for
getful of the splendid sacrifices of
our armv and the whole people dur
ing the7 war. Their record of ach
ievement and of self-denial will for
ever be. a national inspiration.'
Calling for acclamation of Armis
tice day in the "spirit. $hat made it,".
F. W. Galbraith. Jr.. national . com
mander of the American Legion, last
night jssued an, open message to the
nation-:.
U.D.C Convention
In Asheville
the beneficiaries. The larger the div
idends, the greater will be the reward
for duty well performed. In the race
between the child and the dollar the
interests of the Child should'' .blend
easily in our humanities,, in pur full
ness of heart we hear the tender
words of the Master: "Suffer little
children to come unto me,'
for of such is the kingdom of Heaven."
it is ot the duty of today that we
days while, the tetter, is undergoing
treatment under specialist. Mr.
Varser and daughter returned Sun
day from flijtiaere, where they spent
day for an examination, it waa
decided that it would be advisable for
Lily to spend a few dava thara nnrim-1
the care of a specialist for' stomach
trouble. : v . j ,
Mr. A..W. McLean will W tn.
night to return to Washmarton aftav
spendmg two days at his office here. .
expects to return with his family
to Lambertbn about the first of next 4
year. -The' termfowldf 'MKMci " "
Lean was appointed a director nt th
War Finance corooration lacks
and a half of expiring having been ap
pointed for a 4-year term and the
Secretary of the Treasury is insist-
-houM .rLL lZL in that be hold on at least untH nt
row the sun will either rise in spies-' .IS' 'M!.Le'B My," Khe
dor or behind a mask of urJ " not ?peed to do so and that his
n. T , 'clouds. Consciousness of duty well !W v ,wtiirii to his
Plana Annrftrml tar r . i wuolrc" wl. uul wen hoina Kra th 1m -
rr ' . . .x... , . penormea is the source of ail hanni.ir " . r nB lb
w.wrTi zr"ona r0i ness. Remorse comes for .methin
Ixx. x i ! . . . . -a
i uuk nappenea yesterday, or the dread
lina ' Leads in New Charter
ine loiiowmg is taken from
a OI What tomaTtntw man Aiuninua n..
(let us remember that the same love
McNamara and Mae-eie Pittman
. North of Fifth street and west of
Ciim: Miss .Innio PorN-l Hf J
v. kj. vvisnart, A. T. Parmelee an
Asheville dispatch of Nov. 10:
1 . rriDutes of love and resDect for m and D&tiencn that nti'.;n.fi
tmitt triumph of our armies Confederate soldier dead and daugh-jth-J morrow will , shine with tender
tta;:ti&8d'bf our gallant allies, which ;erx. we5 pa,d today the delegates promise into the heart of today. Then
twO'trea'ra airn cava 11. tka
to the twenty-seventh annual conven- let us iournev on Hav at a Hma low.
anniversary of which we celebrate to.. Hon ft te r,and divisions, United mg aside as we go along the income
busy winding ud the affair of th
War Finance corporation, which is one
of the most important of the govern
ment boards which grew out of the
World War.
TRAGEDY. NEAR GASTONIA.
morrow, marks the high light of the Vaup.hters 01 the. Confederacy in ses-iof a day to be forwarded to the or
present century in American affairs." S1n "ere. fphanage of our choice when we reach
Young Man Shot aad Killed, Girl Se
riously Wounded and Two Girls As
saulted. ,
A horrible trasredv occuitpH Snnta
night hear Gastonia when John Ford
Belle Marsh, havinir ton .T. wLnJ ' tarmeiee a i issue, of clashes of fWh nH ti ?n ""usually large number of visitors perative command to protect and Pd. I Xl.t" n .was.not. and k,"ed,
linuor in her noBP9inn ' Tx c, ..Il . , . . . Tbp ar rnar. .,oi,-f u x-,x m addition to the delegates. ! cate the ornhan. .ssie oeauy or oastonia wa se.
12 months in iaH wi b i'.'T"..!0 1 1,,". " ,i'"nTs ree . and Thpv a- Vrin. ..11 Flection of officers comes tomorrow, i In no other one chanl nf pff, ' U8'y wonded and . she and Miss
x . . " ' . iuuii- 1 1.1111. mcBua es iiunn JYnOX anrl .in.1 o ui on uu- v r m rr- . , ,1 -. - -.v. in rMIie lince OT (aatnnis
tv mmmissinnor. f ..x x. . , . ailU U-,. . . .. Mrs. KOy W. McKinnpv of TaAnnah !ou- rnismnn an vitrlAl.r x: 11.. ; r"-C OI UHSlonia
.1 . , h.ic uui 10 u. i.iris .jOO"Win. ivuiiMusmuu spun. , - -.
t,Pi. IOL? if' ' In addition to these committees
Luke McCallum, manufacturing Misses visu 'a no.., on, !Sr J!f '
Injuor; fined $100 and costs. . i well. Marrraret P.-nl' r -, ul
hp saiH "Vii-tAi-;OD 0.i, a- ' An,! memorials held at the convsn- glad mom of Thank rivinr r.. 1
l tice day commemorates are not the" tian headquarters were witnessed by doing we shall comply with the im- J? TjjS'tS'
d j issue3 of clashes of flesh and steel. an "n.u"uan? lare number of visitors perative command to protect and edu- MUFT r
cate the orphan.
Paducah, our mission so vividly and practically j bte'assaulted0
int.nnnr ' cvomnKfinA ; ; 1. . .l "n:e assaulted
Bess Oxe.idine, manufacturing
4. . x I Ann
tjuui, iinn iiuu and cost.
li- tpps will, in full Red Cross attire.
Luke McCallnm i ..:V"?.'""C ' al e.movmg pic-
,. r j .7 luring iuik uow ana tne post office
liquor, plead guilty; fined $100 and' This work is to be done without re
Alei MolnK-i-x, , ' muneration, either at the hands of the
Alex Mclntyre, carrying concealed persons named or of th .mHora!
weapons, plead guilty; fined $50 and I-.is a great work and is deserving
were said to
"Noorr 'however complete. JJ h in thTwof'the C2, ?rl f " S?K 3
'inn? ran snrviim tiix. .n,vjf . ai lampa last year, win hold of fice ' orpnan homes. Hpre arp anth-i. , . . '." "'
: ' 'il rr-,F"7 ' for another year. !th father ,nH mt.:;u .r.m OT uy' - ine cr,mes were laid at
- 1 wt " . uv, annals ut uiaiiKinu
are replete with examples,
!tht fatherless and mnthpripcr.-M.;" . ne cr""es were
Mrs. McKinney in her annual report of our State where they find foster- hv thTtLJ. 1? nef?"
. " . iiiciiiuTi, yi Hie
cost.
Alex Mclntyre, assault with deadly
weapon, plead guilty; prayer for
judgment continued upon payment of
cosh
the best thought and attention of all
good people, and we consider it an
honor to be permitted to carry on the
aia a mucn greater honor to all
Aifj rpj , . . can aim wm oecome mem-
!S xWn'cati0 a"d hers in. the greatest organization fo,
.,, iu montns on tne renei of those in distress
triumphs in behalf of splendid caus- recommenaea committee to ing care and protection
p 1,0,,- ..i.x v. corner wun sons
:::,r ".tUIxv-x"1 x.oe- erection of
.uot; UlC 11 lit LUitL IllttU
no o oar r-j-k avt.ntii
.,uova CUUUlCi 1 . - 1
'This is only the second annivers. 1, war ":uraerea John
n X TT .
,l """' "x 0 wuiucr i narpers r er
tnem - nv r: xi. i f.. . .
.j, "Mi. i uguiiu, 10 me iaitniui ne'
tnroiltrhnut u:i x . . . . ..
of Veterans for years of their youthful HpW1-V l"""u,,5 ;.Pariy 'nvoived, including
T - lTf j 1 . -
HerP thpv r .7" i 'r"10""'.. U1,an 01 "ncointon. The
Brown." and that corresnonHpl C thamarfvp. .ine aut? and J"ordand Miss Grice
Bra nf Irriit.t.'.. J-.. - J J-x- """,
e"d: if we 11' keVpTomLrwiTh SJft t0 get0U?;
the immortals f southern collections there. These buz- 1 mstit
mark great moments of history that,gefl.ri"dpted- '?.nd chi,l.in North Carolina, who is
It is to one of these splendid
institutions that every man. woman
shall never die. Succeeding genera-1 nn ,lWuZneliyilrovd the blessed with earning capacity, is asked
tions will acclaim ArmistL dv gla i ,pr?e"ed ; .by . Dr- H.enjy Louis to contribute the amount of ONE
hPv alwnv, ,r,n i; w wwningion and Lee Uni-' fA j.SJ INCOME during the Thanks-
roads.
existed in the history of the
Cyrus and Roosevelt Mprnii -
se "tence , w?th2lS :?"i,.p,ead ' JUNIUS J' GOODWIN,
SsSm'pt Pofncosf comP,Chman Fourth Red Cross Roll Call.
tviaZCfei?l M! C Medical Society.
.. . . . cununuea xtooeson inntv MpHjoI
Hon for nt ey always shall acclaim verX for and Uni-jWAY.-S
1 Liei isiiuuie. . - -x
uraver in our ripnrB it . ; s.nern naval men presented by able to set a
1 I7al our vow of rlf dm3.L A: ' Wriht of Jacksonville, ' day in 365 to
nd kLn f,n?vIeoKi Te rh ch. thev subscribed several hunl appeal is to a
had walked on around a bend; that a
negro approached, firing and brand
ishing a pistol, wounding Miss Beatty
after she and Killian had gotten back
in the car and were trying to drive
away; that then they were forced to
get out and walk to where Ford and
TmPp C08V, - met the municipal bui ding
nJ f or dD,uncan .McKay, larceny; here yesterday. Papers were read bf
jlm.arv fJ?? cntinued ,.tojDr R. D. McMillaii.of "Red Springs
January, 1921, term upon payment of and Dr.. T. F. Costner of Lumrton!
t " r j. A number of out-of-town doctors at
x S.u?e1-ine ?rgery; plead guil-l tended the meetinsr and vara ant...
ll'J" a"d C08t and to.pav tained at dinner at the Lorraine wli
v. a. Barnes for forged by local physicians. Those attending
the meeting -declared; it to have been
iuv w v c - ' oe l interest and profit
t ton of Macdorald was I The next meeting of the society will
iSi! teH theW WednLSy
, ' xrx n. i, DlnT.'.rWIUBBTi
SniJ$liB ,S8 ea8on,able :the other girl were; that in the
$5.25 to
checks
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J?uI3 was mng the visitors in town
Monday. -
MwsrsrTNdblinahd D.L." Floyd
of Barnesville were Lumberton visi
tors yesterday. , .
?r: BUFi Smool, of the Uurinbur
Elctnc Service Co., Laurinburg, was
a Lumberton visitor yesterday.
Mr. and rMs. E. 'B. Nv nA
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ciumren, ciizaoetn and E. B. Jr.
- . Wedding Announcement. v; ;
Announcements reading as follows
will be of much, interest -to friends of
the groom here, where he held a po
sition as clerk in McMillan's drug
store for some time two .. or three
years ago.:r , . . ,,v (
Mrs. George Jefferson Hales an
r.t nOUllPM tha mimi... - 1 A l-x
Boardman, were Lumberton vwitorr. ' Eleanor Maxwell, to" Mr. JSuX.
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Monday afternoon.
Miss Roberta CoWe-of LaurinbhTg
is a guest at the home of her brother-
i1i!aTW.,anl8ister Mr- ad Mrs. ix a. S.
McNeill, North Elm street. ' -,-;y
Mr. M. C-Britt of ?R,' 44,UTuber.
ton, was in town yesterday,
m High. On WPdnpaHav ri.fKA.
twentieth, 1920, Richmond, Virginia.
At - home after October twenty-seventh,
Rocky Mount, N. C. - ,. .,'
..Mr. E. C. Nye of Orrum was among
the visitors in town Monday.
perishable.
"With this
us renew each
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. V I U I lull I P I. nvtr. I. n n 1-
faith in The hxgh iXrfT tff" iShtff taJhT thahe
and should meet a liberal re-
Wot one in a hundred is un-
aside the ineffme of one
a cause so worthy. This
all classes and condition.
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nu inose wno respond are asked to
mean-
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forward the amount they may wish to 'a freieht
time Ford had been shot by the other
negro, and Killian was forced to carry
Ford's body some distance and lay
face downward, on pain of instant
death; that the negroes then kept the
girls about two hours and escaped on
Al ? a
the hearts of Americans in 1918 .Zl 1JUUB. .f"' ln new chap- cnoice
mi. it, 'u"l " "rK?nwea, witn
seven.
muV Mur, a land irom wnence cru-s The following states' B,n.
. - . . . i xi ur in iaronna nrpamont. i .k... itiA .n. w-
today and forev-r. aolamnl- ni.' !r.;V"I?..'-:wm,,7. or home,
its all." , - ' "p "v . 4 ,'un.oia, Jonda, ! past witn ail its cares and frets, with
contribute to the orphanage of their
cnoice, lhe rubhcity Committee han-
aierno funds.
And while we are assisting in pro
viding the comforts of life to th lit.
Alabama,! tie ones bereft of parents and the
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mo xuici ine
Louisiana. MarvlnnH Kf .....k....i..'
Recorders Court. (Mississippi, Missouri, New York
Gatewood Small was before Re- S -,1'.8' Ohio,- Oklahoma,
corder. E. M. Britt Mondav on th Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Ten-
chttrge of being drunk and disorderly, fwlffn if8,8' -V"., Washington,
" Til- W v t. I - mmmrn no V CSI1U X I Wit II
lieorgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, ' all its pains and aches all its faults
and mistakes. Every act we have
wrought, either for good or for evil,
is in the hands of the Mighty Love
West Virginia. Formal
also made by Miss Alice Baxter of
Judgment wife suspended upon pay
tti.pt. r ftf f Via AAat
Percy and Pearl Drice ; f orllnted - "J' ce P'esWent, General
their bonds in the sum of $25 each. ndnMr8, Wright of Newberry,
laiung.to snow up lor trial on the . occreiary general.
chaige of being drunk and disorderlv.
They Were arrested Saturday night,
placed in jail and later released un
der the above stated bonds.
SH,P8BlsJled Croaa. Chapter Meets
Friday Eveninr.
ine at-fauls Red Cross chapter , serve any good purpose. Leave every
tliat is capable of bringing honey out
of jthe rock and sweet waters out of
the bitterest desert the love that
turns weeping into laughter, woes into
joys, and gives the garment of praise
for the spirit of heaviness. ' Only for
the beautiful memories, " sweet and
tender, that linger like the perfume of
roses in the events of the days that
are gone wui thoughts of yesterday
wui new.-ip me Methodist church at thing to the love that is higher than
8tomorrow (Frday) . even- the stars, wider than the skies, and
injr at 7:30. Dr. E. R. Hardin, county dpeper than the seas; tha love that
uiiicer, ana iniss Alice Casey,
courrty. health nurse, will attend the
Jno. C Allen of Howellsville.
Mr. Jno. C. Allen, aeed 73 vears.
died yesterday at his home in Howells
ville. township. Deceased was never meeting.
marnea. ine iuneral was conducted I
today at 10 a. nt. and interment made Mr;'AJ. Bullard of the St.' Pl. 'women hrr KT:
J section, is a Lumberton visitor today. (Continued on page seven)
holds for all, the treasure for th
days that are gone."
"Leave not until tomorrow thintni
that should be done todr.". Men and
in. the family burying ground.
A special to the Charlotte Ohaorvpr
says that many wild rumors are afloat,
one being that a second auto full of
young men was seen to leave Gas
tonia Sunday night and follow the
auto in which Ford and Killian and
the girls were riding; another is that
a prominent citizen of the county is
suit- u iuraisn tne names of negroes
who subjected him to the same hu
miliating experience on the same spot
some time ago when he was out riding
with a girl, with the exception that
there was no shooting. It ' is claimed
that he was robbed and that hi8 com
panion was assaulted but that to avoid
publicity and embarrassment nothing
was said about it Ford had received
a 'threatening anonymous letter a
short while before, .warning him of
danger If he did not keep away from
Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Prevatt of
Wiuteville w were among the visitors
in town yesterday.
DB. WILLIAM W. PASSES
EYB SPECIALIST'
OQco: National Bank ef
EuOIlag.