THE E0BEC0NIA1T, LUMBE2T0IT, ROETZX CAROLINA, M02IDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 1922
PACE EEVE3
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Sl ADE-IN-CAROLINAS' EXPOSI
TION IS RAPIDLY ASSUMING PRO
PORTIONS OF COMPLETE WHOLE
E. J. Brltt E t- Luther J. Britt o,-,.i0tt t. Pr.M- w.L.m .
E. J. & L. J. BRITT I Host of Visitors. September 23 to
HATTORNEYS AT LAW : I uir 7 .
nrrvZ. t s RniLttnw.l ' unariotte. 5ett. Z. The Made-In
LimWim Kwk riniiu. Pne. Caroliiui exposition which is to be
tie Jn both State and Federal Courts. Jd.heTe September 25th to October
rronpt attention tirea all business. , I , "v asouuimg propor-
.I,. . 1 tions of a complete whole. The board
mat alter a ions llines I the organization which will care for
1 lm a. t UZm C Ithe actual details of the undertaking.
He IS able tO DC CI lUS Or- Wade H Willlama has been named
rice again.
general manager and with the co
operation of Executive Secretary
C. Patton will from this time forward
I be actively in charge of the exposi
tion s preliminaries. A steering com
mittee consisting of President John
L. Dabbs. Executive Secretary Pat-
ton, Messrs. J. B. Elird and David
Ovens, has been selected by the
board to settle all matters of policy
which may arise, to handle all small
emergencies such as are inevitable
on the eve of so large an undertaking
and in general to act with the ful
authority of the board from now un
I til the final curtain falls on the ex
I position on October 7th. .
Col. T. U Kirkpatrick is organizing
a reception committee which when
complete ' will number one hundred
or more: and will have charge of the
entertainment of the Carolinas Ex
position company's special guests and
of the visitors who will attend from
the surrounding territory on "special
town" days. Col. Kirkpatrick , anno
unces that the personnel of this com
mittee has already been completed to
such a degree, that he is assured of
the active support of the very peo
ple" he would select, were he given
la free hand, unobstructed by previous
engagements of an interfering kind.
Within the last few days a number
I of progressive exhibitors have given
personal-inspection to their space in
the building and framed preliminary
T. A. MsNEILL. jr ,'.. BACKSTT, Sr I plans for the erection of .their re
spective -booths- and- the placing of
their exhibits. Among these have
been A. B. Carter of Gastonia, J. B
Pettibone of - Pinehursf, ' N. C re
presenting Sweet Valley Products
company, John M. Brown of Winston.
Salem, representing Nissen Wagon
company, Mrs. H. C. Duke of Green
ville, S. C, and Karl Sherrill of
Statesville Flour Mills, Statesville,
N. C. ...
The building itself is approaching
readiness with a degree of rapidity
that is most gratifying to the board
of directors. The first ply of the roof
is on and the floorings of both
stories are receiving their finishing
touches.
General Manager Williams is au
FERTELCARLYLE
ATTORNEY , AT LAW -Notary
Public Lot Office,
Offices over Freeman Printing Caw
Prompt attention given to all bust
Bess.' 4 . ,. , ,
Dr. Maurice A. WadrJel)
DENTIST '
Of fie. Second Floor Cotton Mill Of
It. Building. Elm and Second. Bta.
LUMBEBTDN.-N. C,
DAVID H. FULLER
Attorney at Law
Second floor cotton mill office build
ing. offices formerly occupied by
Dr. Baker.
, LUMBERTON, -H. C
McNEILL? &CHAK1TF.TT
Attor neTaAt-Law. , ;
Woodberiy : Lennon
ATTORNEY AT LAW :
Lumberton, NJC.
Offices ovfr Firsr National Bank.
JUNIUS J
G0QDWN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.- t
Offices Over Efird's Dept. Store.
John G. Proctor
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Dffice next to Lumberton Motor Ca
; &ggs occttpi0d hJ thoriS ; r &
x-Jadge T. A. McNeill.
A. W. McLean , Dickson McLeai
L. R, Varser HVE.- 8tae
McLean, vabser, mclea
ft STAC.
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Attorneys, At iw, - . - n ,. o r.ys.
LUMBERTON; . Ncth Carolina Z?""r'ZZ w-v
I asW MAW V
second Made-In-CarolinaB exposition
is certain to open its doors ' under
bright auspices and will be ready' on
September 25th to welcome a host
of visitors who will be given oppor
tunity to learn more of the great
W. B. I V EY
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office on Second Floor Freeman
Building, West Fifth
Street
Lumberton, N. C.
Stephen Mclntyre R. C. Lawrene
James D. Proctor Robt. A. Mclntyr
McINTYEE, LAWBENOE A
PBOOTOB,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Court
Prompt attention given to all business
Thomas L. Johnson E. M. Johnsoi
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Attorneys and Counsellors at La
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Practlca in Stote and Fedwal Court was a visitor near here Sunday,
DOWN ORRUM WAY
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Orrum. Aug. 28. People are most
through pulling fodder around here.
Owing to so much rain folks have
had a pretty, bad time saving their
fodder this year.
A series of meetings is being held
at Orrum Baptist church this week
Rev Mr. Alford Stephens is assisting
the pastor, Rev. I. P. Hedgpeth
Everybody is invited to come.
Mr. E. F. Stone and daughter, Miss
Clara, and Mrs. Jasper Walters at
tended preaching at Oakton bunday.
Miss Alyce Stephens of Evergreen
attended preaching at Orrum Sunday
morning.
Mr. Roscoe Coleman Of Boardman
Relief I s F ou nd
From Stomach
Trouble
Hope "for the millions of unfortu
nate men and women who are victims
pf stomach trouble is sounded by W.
T. Hornbarger, 56 Pine St, Clifton
Forge, . Va. Mr. Hornbarger was a
victim of stomach trouble in' ""Its
worst form but was completely re
stored, to ; health by taking. Tanlac
He says: ?,,,,r y . . ; r -;:
I have actually gained thirty-six
pounds by taking Tanlac and I'm able
to work regular now for the first time
in four years. I don't believe there is
a man. living who ever had stomach
trouble worse than I did. I lived in
dread of those spells all the time and
life was : almost unbearable. I ; urn
now in the best of health. Tanlac gets
credit for it all." - ;
Undigested food ferments" oa the
stomach and soon the entire system
is filled with poisons. Tanlac was de
signed to restore the "stomach , to si
healthy condition and build up the
whole body. Millions everywhere have
acclaimed its wonderful power. Get
bottle today, r i -
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists. . . . ,". .
him say it 'about Mr. Morgan of
the Marietta -section, who has charge
of the chain gang. , and not say it
about me. However, after Mr.
Newsy' reads this article he may
say that instead of using my initials
in the paper that he meant to hare
made his criticicm about my1 father,
K. H. Davis, who does guard at the
chain gang. But,' evert if that had
been his intention, as I see H thp
man who chafiged ' the shackles on
such an un trusty . i prisoner, whose
past record had proven that he would
flee at the first .chance, and placed.
in tneir stead shackles that could be
easily removed : at the. desire of the
prisoner, is more worthy of blame
than the guard who had nothing t6 do
with such proceedings.
J. W. DAVIS,
Aug. 31. ' : ' ' ".
TAR HEEL TOPICS
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Tar Heel, Aug. 3k Wa are having
some lovely weather after so much
rain.
Mr. W. T. Hall of Lumbertori spent
a - short while here last Sunday.
Mr. Marsn Powers of the Ten Mile
section pissed through here one day
last week, enroute to White Lake.
Mr. W. J. Monroe went to Lumber-
ton last Wednesday on business.
Daughter," at the school house here
last Tuesday night. A neat little sum
was realized. -Mr.
Donnie Mann was a Lumberton
visitor one day last week.
The Eethcar Sunday school went to
White Lake last Tuesday, report an
enjoyable trio.
' Glad to report ' Mrs. E. J. Mon
roe improving. .
Maxton aad Laariaburg Battle to 11
Inaing Tie..-". . .
Maxton: Aug ' 3L In eleven hi
dings of continuous excitement Laur
Inburg and Maxton today fought un
til night in a tie, 5 to 6. Maxton
bunched hits off Curtis in the fifth
knocked him out and scored 5 runs.
Laurinburg scored one in their half
of the fifth and two in the sixth, when
Beard was retired. In the ninth a com
bination of hits and ; errors gave
Laurinburg two more runs and a tie
The game abounded in thrilling
plays and close decisions. Maxton
pulled two fast doubles and barely
missed a triple. Hughes though mak
ing the error that allowed Laurinburg
to tie. Played fast ball on snort. Ar-
nette made two remarkable catches.
Laurinburg got the first man up on
in eighth inning.
The interest is getting ? more in
tense and harder to stay pleasant.
This makes the series stand Maxton
won three Laurinburg two, one tied
The score: ;
Maxton i.... 5
Laurinburg . . .6
Batteries: Beard, Bryson, Bonner;
Curtis, Allen, Shore, Mattox. Um
pires: Haynes and Holland.
SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1921
The Oewfar real estata wffl be sold at the Court House door on
fr tt-vtViS.11 1.m. for town te. remaining pU
A. R. Prevatte Estate
F. M. Barnes :
O. M. Britt
R. O. Edmonds
Mrs. Flora Flowers
M. H. Israel
D. M. Pridgen -S.
F. Reeves ."'
A. R.Towneend .
Will Faulk " "
Robert French
Jerry Houston
Harllee Johnson
Charles McLaurin
Adeline McLaurin
We3!cy M:Neill
Lula Wilson
f 8-31-4 Thursdays.
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot '
1 lot
1 lot
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1 lot , - . ; '
1 lot . . i ;
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1 lot
riot t -
i lot: ' , v
1 lot '
1 lot
1 lot,
1 lot
I lot
; . J.P.RUSSELL,
$ 6X6 '
17X0
62.78,
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. Clerk and Treasurer.
,? MOBTGAGE SALE OF LAND
- - - i.u- iV v P. .
( Under nd by vfeto of th power and
thority conferred in ft certain mortr-deed
from A. A. WrisM aad wife" to A. B, Perry,
which huto-ament ti reetered bi Book No.
18 at pare lit i nthe office of the Becfatec
of Deed of Bobeaon CH1W
(defauH bavins bees Bad in ttie payment ef
the oblicatkma aeeared thereunder) the aa-
dersisned. morUracM will oiler for aaie on
Thnraday Sent. 14tb 19tZ. at it O'eloeh -BOOO,
at the court bona door in the Towa of lum
berton. N. C, at pnblfo auction, to th hlsrb-
att bidder for eaib the loilowina-, oeaenooa
land and premise, to-wH t ' - - : t
In Parkton Townibip, adjohtinS the land
of J K. Carrie, M. 3. Johnton wtat aad
ether, beginning at a (take by warn potateai
In tfte fvn of Dunn 'a Harsh and ran south
75 west 9.17 chain to a stake at the bead of
a small ditcb In the lleKl ; tnene sou in
east 10.87 chain to a stake in the outside line
of Curries tract; thence as that lis north
70 east 6.58 chain to a stake near Dunn'
Marsh: thence north I chains west 4 chain
to a stake with hickory, oak and dogwood
pointers; thence east 2.8 chain to a (take
and gum pointer in the ran of said Mash;
thenee op the various course of the run
of said marsh to the beginning, eontaIn!r.3
8.62 acre, and bc'rg the same conveyed to
A. A. Wright by .J K. Corrie and other.
by deed registered fat Book 5-W, page 490.
ornee ol tha Keg later or ueea oi nooeson
County.
We are glad to say Mrs. Y. V. T"1" re-i of the property, th bid
Tolaris improving. - ; v Mvmg oeen raiseo.
The Zions Tabernacle - Sunday Johnson A Johnson. Mortgage.
School give a play, "Dot the Miner's - Attorneys for the Mortgagees. S-4-8 Moo.
Notary Public in Office. Offices ovai
First National Bank. -
GOOD MEAT !
Messrs. Hoyt and Maurice McRae,
Lacy Stone, and Lamar Walters at
tended B. Y. P.. U. here Sunday.
Mr Elbert Scott attended preach
ing at Bethesda Saturday , night.
Aunt Becky, your letters are al
ways interesting, wish you would
write often.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Hatcher, Master
Luther Norton and Mr. Evander
That's the kind we fell. See
us for Beef, all kinds Pork, Ban-
m0-a. Liver, eta.
Highest market prices paid fol Grooms of Wagram spent the week
good beef cattle. - end with Mr. and Mrs J. H. Israel.
6 , ' Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Prevatt visited
A. H. HINDS' 1MET s:d Mr p,t8 BMtmm Sa"
Phone 53. Lumberton, If. O. I afternoon with Miss Allie Neill.
Wit hbest wishes to The Robeson-
m ' . , . -II ian auu lis many leaueta
Keal estate Loans
I am in position to handle appli
cations for long tbat) loans on las.
proved farm lands - In r Robeson,
Scotland and Hoke Counties hi
amounta of $4400.00 and abar.
Interest Rate S 1-2 per cent
A. T. MeLEAN,
Lumbertoa. N. C - , .
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tw ,J jiarl
KRPETUATal the sacred memoties
of those of jmt loved eaas who have
passed by the erection of an endur
ing MEMORIAL. Let as assist ye
In th choodng of an appropriate de.
Lucberton Uarole Works,
A iJ.1L Hoyi, lwprletar
Cast SsMd IrVBbertea, If. ft
Elzie Hill's Escape J. W. Davis Not
Resnonsible.
To the Editor of The Robesonian.
I. the undersiened. am disgusted
with the article which was published
in Tuesday's, Robesonian concerning
the escape of Elzie Hill from the
chain ff-a.no-. There is no doubt but
what the very fellow who furnished
to The" Robesonian the news wnicn
blamed me for the escape of Hill,
knew that I had not worked a day
at the chain gang in almost three
weeks. Then, if he was not aware of
that. fiustHlt thinkwit :would, be i well
for rhinl or' anybody Who wishes to
writ a or reoort anything to The Robe-
UoBiat tO-iild Jhj JtoJgUe:long enough
to get the facts involved tnerein. i
have , not had anything to do fwith
the'pTisoneTS"of the thahr gang-since
last April, when I gave up my job
of working the prisoners and began
looking after the county's males and
their worlron the roa Then on Aug.
14th I gave that job to the other
man, and since that time I have had
nothing ; whatsoever to do with the
chain gang or the "gang" as it was
expressed. ,
Sure enough, Hill did remove his
shackles and flee, but I would like
to impress the readers of The Robe
sonian of the fact that when I was
responsible for-Elzie Hill the 'wore
shackles with rings which were ' too
small to be pulled off over his feet.
Maw "if amv mail fiaa nvthino to sav
.about the escape of this prisoner let
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LUMBERTON, N. C.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS
North Carolina,
Bobeson County. In th Superior Court
J. B. Maynor, et al,, Ladjr Lowrie and
ho, hand. Bob Lowrie, Bos Oxendine, NeUl
Foster Maynor, et at
Th defendanto Bos Oxendine, ' Neill Foster
Maynor and Bert Maynor will tak notice
that an act km entitled as above ha been
commenced in the Superior Court ef Eobeson
County, North Carolina, to sell for partition
all that certain tract of land situated in Burnt
Ssjanip Township, said county, adjoining th
lands of Jim Dial on th north. Laurie Ox
endine on the south, and the estate land of
John Humphrey on the east, containing- on
hundred (100) acres, more or leas, and beins
th lands formerly belonging to William May
nor, deceased, the said Bos Oxendine and
Neill Foster Maynor being heir at law of
William Maynor. and therefor interested in
th aforesaid lands, and th said defendants.
Boa Oxendine and Neill Foster Maynor, and
any other person or person, heir at law of
William Maynor deceased, o'r any other per
sons whatsoever claiming any right, title or
interest in the a bore aaentioned lands, be and
they ar hereby required to appear at th
off ie of th Clerk of the Superior Court of
Bobeson County on th 28 th day ef Septem
ber, 122, ta answer th complaint filed in
this action in taw offie f th Clerk of the
Superior Court, and art them tak notice that
if they fall to answer the said socaplaiat, th
plaintiffs will pray th court for relief de
manded fa th complaint.
Herein fail not. aad of this summons make
due return.
Green under my band, aad seal of said
court, thai SCtk day of August, 1922.
c. b. suppes.
Clark Superior Court.
MaLeaa, Vareer, McLean Stacy.
At&v. for pnunttzz.
TBUSTETS SALE OF LAND V
Under and by virtu of th power and au
thority contained in a certain dead ef tract
to T. I Johnson. Trustee, duly registered
hi Book M, at peg SO, in the affle of th
Register of Deed of Robeson County (default
baring . been made in the payment of th
notes secured thereby) the undersigned Trus
tee will ou Saturday the 23rd. day of Sep
tember 1922, at 12 e'eloek Noon.-at th eourt
boos door in the Town of Lumberton. N C
offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described mad
and premise, to-wit:
Four lota or parcels of land adjoining each
other and located in St. Paul Township, in
th Towa ef St. Paula. N. C. described more
particularly as follow :
Being all of lots Nos. 2. S. t and 9 in
Block No. It shown by steoad survey oi F.
r Wetmore. C. E.. of th Town of St. Psuta,
M. C which surrey recorded in th affll
b'uKV of D ' Rob-on County
l?k ot Maps No. 1. at p... 19. aT bZ
,tnm whU aouveyed to
Paul Wellington by Melanis a Undsar Co.
ne-' by deed dated th 2Cth day of April .
1910, and registered in th off lea ef th Regu
ter of Deed of Robeson County in Book -Z,
pag 171 and being th same land convey
ed by Paul Wellington and wife fc W. M.
Johnson by deed registered in Book a-X, pag
135. office of th Register of Deeds of Bosw
on County, and conveyed by W M. Johnson
and wife. Nellie Johnson, to J. W. Peel, by
deed dated th 17th day of Jury. 1920, and
recorded in Robeson County Registry ta
Book 7-D, pag 154 of Deeds In said Registry.
This th 23rd. day of August, 1922.
T. L. JOHNSON.
Johnson A Johnson, Trustee).
Attorney. S-2&-4 Moo.
TRUSTEE'S 8 ALE OF VALUABLE FARM
LAND
Under and by virtue of th power of sale
contained in a certain deed of trust executed
by J. W. Peel on October 22nd, 1919. and ,
duly registered fat th offk of th Register
of Paces of Robeaon County North Carolina.
In Book No. 45 peg 54. default having been
made in the payment ef certain not s staled,
tbereby aad the bolder ef said notes having ,
demanded a sale ef th mad to satisfy said
notes, th undersigned, trustee will eat Mes
day, October 2nd. 1922. same being th
Fret Monday in said month, offer for sale
at public auction, to th highest bidder for
cash, at th hour of 12 o'clock, noon at th
courthouse door ta Loadterton. North Care
Una the following described lands te-ertt:
All that tract or parcel of land situate ly
ing aad being in th County f Roaesoo,
State of N. C . near the Town e Parktact
ou th west aid. of th Stat highway asaeV
iag from FayctteviU to St. Paula. N. C,
formerly owned by Farmer Trading Con.
pany. plat of which is ea record hi Bobse
County, N. O. in th erBce ef the Rogtotar
of Deeds in Plat Book No. S pag Tl to
which said plat reference kj mado for a more
accurate deseriptioa. containing 84 14 acres,
more or less. Sam being lot No. X on said
pbt. - . - - - v:
Th above tract of land eoutalna 45 acre
of cleared mad ta a high state of cultivation,
hi well located fa a good community aad soar
siderod on of the finest small farms in that
community. .'J - -.p:
Thai August 20th, 192X - - . ?
B. P. SANDAXJN. '
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