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GOOD NEWS FOR YOU
, V : a ?dave Daniels aaid ,' he 1 accidentally'
.stepped on a stick and made a noise.
A searching party locaiea -u
III SOCIAL CCCLS
- LYTCII-TOWNSEND
- xr nA.tr In a short i,;i. miffer the cover of their guns
.. ... . . :r!Kn. ... iv. ..... W . had concealed
w time wui m " A ne u "w . ? . -
tioa. . 5 . V i himself to obtain evidence with which Miaa Lolita Lytch of Rowland Be-
They will be distributed f jto expose the men. Daniels said he j:Voaie Bride of Jlr. David Town-
charge to oar friends and enaa reieasei with the warning to Mnd of Baynham in a Beautiful
to be-4o those iwho wan " Je keep hi, month shut.- , church Wedding.
trardinai to talkand to , ! '
lSSSSSSS'iiL members of the hooded band, 'correspondence of The Robesonian.
Smi7; r. it was sUted. Kowiand, Dec 23-Beautiful and
Get your copy of this beautiful . Story of Killings leOriaung m effect, was tne wedding
book f knowledge. Equip your- J Qn August 24, of this year, a cele- 0i Mis i-oliia Aiytcn and Mr., Da via
self with this handy reference Oration was held at Bastrop to create Townsend, of 'Kowiana, , aoiemnized
guide containing authentic inior- sentiment for the voting of a huge Weonesday evening, at seven
mation on no.ral p .m 0f bonds for highway tonstruc-' o'ciodf in tne uaptist cnurcn. " '
I S3 St5SEa . v ' . .l..-t:t3rdecW.
DrIUNGS PIIXG
r We
where Mr. Townsend is engaged in
extensive farming operations.
SUNDAY SCHOOL QUARTERLY
Central Robeson Sunday School Asso
elation Will Meet at Great Marsh
' December 31." "
Imnortant aubJecU having con- vehicles carrying home those
.who'
aitar oi lighted, candies,' presenting a
sUnt bearing on your dair ''Mf ' 0 participated in the day'a events, when' catneoral eifecc Back of tnia animngl
Don't fail to avail i' V t suddenly fifty 'or more white robed louuine;.long-leat pines were arrang-w 81sf
tWs unusual opportwUty to brod. ma8ked men, Armed, madetheir U ;m lQelx iWllural ordcf lenamg w Jo-SO i. n
ywr niowMKei . .tMranca in automobile and on'.n- whoi a (uctun nf .rnA nrim.ni'.r
Correspondence of The Robesoniatf
' Following is the program of; the
Central Robeson Sunday School asso
ciation quarterly to be held with the
Great Marsh Sunday school Decern-
Z. frAiMlffe! t . . . . . "- " .wi a. m. uevouonai exercise
w . . T . .. - , . annaranca , m hwibbuu m "" in. whnl a biccura nf .r.hn nrimonrit i
v . ... n. y 'horseoacit, ana oegn seareom w,x0rest m the solt glow ol the moon-
'. . w- - . I vehicles. J. L. Daniels, 70: his aon,' 10h, . ; , ; . ; .
Watt; W. C. Andrews, C. C. Daven-j g the ceremony, Mr. Wood
port, and Thomas Richards were tak- j innon, of Lum.oertoo,; render
,en by the mob, bound together and, w a soi0, "Traumerie', accom-
.' " - miawi in a trailer inacaeu w u
BODIES OP VICTIMS OF WHITE.
; ROBED AND MASKED MEN
U. RECOVERED X KVin w
A Fomer Deputy v Arrested After.
math of Kidnaping, Flogging and
'' Murder Stunt.
automobile which disappeared.
Davenport was . released unmolest
ed, the aged Daniels and Andrews
were blindfolded and flogged and
young Daniels (and .Richards disap
peared. . ,'; '
The returned men declared, accord.
Bastrop, La., Dec 23 A former
Morehouse Parish deputy, T. J. Bur-
Uto to&y by the order of Attorney g,; fficUla,t that they could not
late tooay py v.i identify any members of the mob.
uenerai a. v. uoco xwcu
Parish jail here chaTged with murder
fa connection with the death, of two
men who the authorities charge were
the victims f white robed and- mask,
ed men who kidnaped five bn r the
Bastrop-Mer Rouge road last August.
Those arrested will face the open
hearings ordered today by the 'Attor
ney General to - begin in : the , Parish
eourt' house ' on January , 5, under
guArd f State' troops. ,
An inquest was conducted behind
closed doors" at Mer Rouge this after
nodn jver' the bodies caat up by Lake
La Fourchat yesterday after unidenti
fied dynamiters , had, made an effort
to 1 remove them from their watery
grave, of fouj months:' " - - - '
TbA,jfin$iitst-th inquest' were
not announced.' . - . f
, Officials declared they were satis
fied with i the identification of the
bodies at those of Daniels and Rich
ards. The bodies Were viewed by doa-
' n of, relatives and friends ' during
the day. ' ' - ', t .
New Orleans .pathologists conduct
ed an autopsy to determine how , the
men came ' to ; their ' death. They de
clared the examination revealed that
the men had been flogged and some
bones broken before they died. They
refused to reply to the " question
whether the men were killed, before
being bound and thrown into the
lake, or whether they were thrown
. into the lake alive and died of stran
gulation. ; C .r"
That the autopsy was considered
of most vital importance in the prose-
, cution of those who will be charged
with the murder was indicated by the
Attorney General, who declared that
Meeting called to order by presi
dent " "I"". '
;- Welcome address Lloyd Hall. :
Response-rBunnie . Tyner. ; "
Roll calL reading minutes and Sun
panied by; Miss. Aljie: Bird McKinnoa day school reports." . " '
on tne piano, after wmcn Mrs. James j 11:30 a. m. Sunday school lesson
jrwe, w 'fjcvwu, m ucu- j. .u. jiumpnrey. ,r . r
tiful solos ''Still aa the Night oy 12T:15 p. m. Dinner.
Bohm, and "Entreat Me not to Leave 2 p m. Devotional exercise H. G.
Thee", to Shubert's Serenade, with McRae.' r ,"
violin obligate , Collection for orphanage. ;
lurning irom , tnis aeiignuui lea- j f singing by choirs.
ture of : the program to the tstrains
n Iihenffrin'i wrfi1inir . march, ihn
DanieU aaid the automobiles parked rlbbon girl8(' little s Misses s- Naomi
at, the punishment, grounds bore Ar-!HedgpetQ ind Bosa Lytch Stacy,
kansas and Mississippi as weU v niecea of the bride, dressed in pure
Louisiana license plates. . . ' . white, marched slowly down the aisle
Daniels auaed tnau nis Tormentors t th---u-eil and took their stands ' ' s. ....c
1 v i i i j t T Henry ora wiu wonsuuee 4 tag
proach of the wedding party. In (heir
order; came the ushers and ' grooms-
wore white robes and masks.
NEWS NOTES FROM ROZIER
Mr. John Lowe, Succombs to -Pnou-
mania Much : , Sickneaa--Personal
:V.MnttoauV,t'-'x-tX':iir:-'j' "v,"
sn f's'By Mamie HarrelS. . 1 r
Rosier, (St.' Pauls, R, 2), Dec. 26.
Christmaa passed Cdff -very quietly in
this community there being so much
sickness around here. - Several . have
had -thef fln bdt' are Tecovering.
. Mr'.sArthur Willis who has been in
a hospital in ; Fayetteville, haying
MRS. J. L. HUMPHREY,
W, B. .BARKER, -W.
A. BRUCE, - - :
FORNEY PREVATT,
A. F.. BRITT. ' , . .
PUnt
'Detroit, (Associated, Press.) Hen-
Card of Thanks,
TKUSTXJTS BALK OF PERSONAL PBO-
Uxicr and br virtu of th. twwer and! We desire to express our heartfelt
liZrZt? JTZ to our-many friends in the
j. d. MeArthur and wif, Amanda. MeAr- sickness and death of our mother and
Omr, prbi to U) nndersicnad troste. I grandmother.
will on Wednedy th 10th, dy of January, j lrTc T.T, . . .
192S, at It o'clock Noon, i W.knlla. n. c ' MRS. OPIE ODOM and FAMILY
at th CommiaMr ol J. D. JlcArtbnr, offer I ' ' .... , .. .
tat aaW at public auction, - to th hivhist w . . .
bidder for eaah, th following- pcronal ro- j0"TGAGErS SALE OF PfRSONAL PRO-
o-wft:. - r.- "' -. ' . Jnwfc-i . ?E7J : :'-'. : '.i
I pair ol tray tnuK 1 hor nnla and 1 . ""f !!rli:.. l 12 o'clock Noon
Bin moio. lit s ana a. i
1 pair of black malca t bono Dial and
on mar mal. as 7 and 8. " - -
1 pair of ninlca on gray mar mul' and
on black bora mule, ag 8 and 10.
1 pan- of mulea on black bora mala and
one bar mar male, 1 and & rear old.
: t pair of gray mar mulea, as 9 and IS.
1 pair "of bay, Baulea on hon mul and
on mar, mule, ag 7 year. -1(
: 1 pair of dappled gray mole ag 7 ; on
pair of black mar -aaulea, age 8 and 1
pair of amall black mare mulea, aea and 7:
1 pair of bay mar mule .ago 8 and t; 1
black mar mule, aa- I 1 bay mar mate,
aa 5 1 pair of bay mar mulea. aa ti 1
pair. of bin mole as S; 1 iron gray or wbH
hon mule, ag 7; 1. gray mar mul, ag 8;
6 Hackney log- carta, atretchera and chain ;
8 Hackney . two bora road wagona i S Got
eminent road wagona ; 1 S 14 ton Pag truck
192 model and 1. 1920 .model Hudaoa
Speedoter automobile. .
, Thi th 9th, day of December, 1922. --
w T. L. JOHNSON. ,
Jobnaoa A Jobnaon, f t Troatee,
Attorneya. 12-14-4 Thura.
came uw uao ':P' Ford's decision- to construct a S6.-
Mef v TV T0W)W t Plant near Chicago, for the
fJ'n' MCeSf Kf RnfbnflW e automobite bodies and as
Jame. McQueen, of Dunbar, S .CV wmWinr , 0f automobileTis , only a
M.:Lytcb: and McKinnon Hines .' of ; .U. ' . fv.
LRowland,J. a Proctwr and F. : E,part of. the Ford Motor Company
vjr w mTOv, .y "that will rank as one of the greatest
semtjeirele pon an elevated pUtform 1 developments the world
with- the mmisteriBtandia : the ieen ,t wa, sUted at the;
center.- Next
Misses Sara Pate
. Ford live," it was
expansion t program is to
came" th bridesmaids, Pord j. company . joff ices t'hef 6! aefc.;
rate of Laurinburar and :0o-4 w . mtnrtv ;v v.;
ineima neqgpem 01 nowiana, bp ;MAs long as Mr,
ed in 4 yellow taffeta, Louise Folkes;-O'4j Kia nni
tuan AnnratAri aii rir innanumn. was ntj. Wamnxi . i.o aim F:nannt.n An. ... . . . iu. ':. r-.t-
-r-- .w -upjm.. t- i a-g on, ' me - zunaameuiai iaea dsck
rable to spend Christmas at home. Hderson of Warrentoh dressed in or- ftf fv7whole kcheme is to create 'more
'iMr.rand Mfs. Durham Rice and 2; chid taffeta, with taUe veils' to match, jobs Aa hng as there is a possibility
chfldren, of the Long Branch setcionj each carrying arm bouquets of sweet. :of putting more men at work the Ford
and" Mr: and Mrs. Scott Brisson and heart roses ,who stood", directly ; inlpolicy wiu be to build more plants."
Da djt oi near .rarKion spent vnrisi- iront ol tne groomsmen. . -. ; ' ' - '
mas with Mrs. N.;A Holder; mother j The maids-of-honpr, Miss Mattie j w gypn IT AT TD v
of Mesdames Rice and Brisson. JTownsend, sister of the groom, who 1N YIIIIK ,
iai! noiwi uuki, nuv u" ut i was DeSUbUUliy ttiureu ui a uresa OA
in Newport News, Va,; is spending a erchid : beaded georgette, and i Miss
lew days with home folks. ; , i IRosalie 1 Lytch, sister of the " bride,
f MrStE. C. Harrell andv grand- i handsomely gowned in an chidilver
daughter, Miss Ila Johnson,' have gone brocaded,- metalcloth dress, each car
to Rennert, where, they expect to visit 'rying Palma violets, shoVered with
a1 few days.
T
BACKACHE?
I red roses, stood facing each! other to
Mr. Northrop Harrell leaves today; the left and right of the minister.
for Rocky Mount, , where he ,; expects
to work.
The flower eirl. little Miss Cather.
ine Lytcn, niece of the bride,' dress
Mr. Collier Tolar of Rennert was i ed in orchid chiffon, carrying a bas ' timony.
a caller in here bunday.
It's usually a sign of sick kidneys,
especially if the kidney action is. dis
ordered, passages scanty or too fre
quent Ikm wait for more serious
troubles. Begin using i Doan'a Kid-
nev Pills.- Read this Luanberton tes-
Miss Mattie Holder, who is teach
ing at Beulah, is home for the holi
days.
ket of Sweetheart roses, followed 'by J. J. Ammons, prop, repair shop.
Master James Hedgpeth, nephew j of ' for State Highway, Chippewa U St.,
tli briP. rine-.bearer. dressed in a says:" In 1917 I was in a train smash-
! suit of white satin, came next and up and was pretty amy nun. .xor
every racar. and. mark counts :ft?;M.V..j m.. tIij Turr-u a:a a i -:Him after that my kidneys were bad
Department of - Justice investiga-U - v - and I couldn't do much. Mornings 1
. iv lavaAAua.ca u dkvmuuik a a w uajro uiuuuuit . . -M , . a.
at - Barkera, ; guests of Mrs. Mc-f In the hush of solemn . stillness, . r
tors liave frequently declared they
had a list of tiie names of those con
nected with the kidnapping tragedy.
Governor Parker has indicated hood
ed men of Mississippi and Arkansas
as well as Louisiana were implicated.
i Department of Justice agents and
State officials have during the past
four months .under the personal di
rection of Governor I Parker, prepar
ed a chain of circumstantial evidence
outlining events preceding' the kid
- SALK UNDER DEED OP THUST
By virtue of authority reated in m under
th provision of a deed of trust registered in
book of mortgages No. 88 at sag -898. I -will.
on Monday, th 8th day of January, 1928, at
IS o'clock noon at th. court house doer at
Lumberton, N. C, offer for sal at public
auction to th big heat bidder for cash th fal
lowing lands: ,, ".-.-.-
First tract i In town ol Bowland, on South
side of Main- street, beginning at a stake a
earner In th south edge of Main street, be
ing the .Northwest eorner ef Draughan's lot
(formerly Bankin'a lot) - and runs in V a
Southernly direction with that line 160 feet
to a corner; thence In a Westernly direction
with W. W. Webstor line 69 feet; then in a
Northerly direction parallel with Webster line
160 feet 1a the South edg of Main street,
then in an Easterly dlreetioa with Hain
street to th beginning. '( v. . r
Baeond tract In town of Rowland, in th
Southeast corner of Mala and Webster streets,
beginning at a stak a eorner on th South
dg of Main street and ia th East .side of
woster street, and run In an Easterly di
rection with the South edg of Mam street
to the corner of Cos's lot, formerly Wiggins
lot; then h i Southerly dlreetioa with that
line 160 feet to th lot formerly owned by
Webster, then ' in a Westerly direction with
the Webstar line to th East edg. of Webster
street, then In a Northerly direction with; the
East edg, of Webster street 166 feet to-tb
beginning". -: x f.,, .iH'..-
Third Tract I la th town of Rowland
bounded on th North by the lot of C. A.'
Cox and .lot of C. B. Cox, on th East by
th Georg Dranarhan lot. on the Booth hv
jac Kaon street and hefng th sam lot eonrey'
Under and trr rto i
thority contained In cert." n chatS mZrET
National Bank of Fairmont, duly itSLTt
County in Book No. 6 at peg gi TT?00
i. MeArthur offer for sal at wublie '
to th highest bidder for ch, folW
Personal property, to-wftj ' toUowta
,. On 1928 Model Kelly Trust Z 1.2 T
One new 60 H. P. F.rqusr Viler nd
gine mounted en trucks. B"
Thla thi fith ia f n . . .
a-twroeysor tlx mortage.- 12-lf-4 -p,;
THt'8TV SALK Olf KEAL. ESTATbT
Under and by virtue of tha tJ7 " -thority
contained a eLt-fnT nd
datod SeptombeT .g3uJ'
understand Troato. i wIllTbuidly" Si
Noon, at the court bouse door j A
of Lumberton N CttL. ,tt, Town
MrttonTrSl, highest fclafLT 5"
1st Tract: In Smith hto pLj!.'
County. N. C, adjoining tt, UnL'
Brown and othereT lyteg d MnI m
borthwest side ef IW n " "S? b
icrth-Tr t dSfS-r
"Brown 7 X
o'cTasb
to a t7 theaeTnorU, lMS
a stake thane, .i. 'w?'
a stak.. tthenc mth 72 wT 2 ehTl I
a pin: thence rflr-rf rw ehin to
d the 80th. dar of Jn nm- ter-
16th dayf jS- 18M kl8 ""'
i-jzr ,.?', No. of grant ma i
conveyed by . D. MeP Srarfi! ' Ua
r.i Vi. Lv. e:...eArthur ? and wir.
Ja.es, as bib fliff ataiip ( a urillr .
tistry Of Robaaoa ' 7 Ito-
Jfnd looted to SmhhZc Town.WB PRr
County, N. C, knowaT. thT PMectn?"
' y -- -a aiv
-irrT .Wbtered to book "D" pag .(- uThls th 9th day f DeemWf
Dated thia Deeembm 7th. 1922.. i ?. I ...f... ! . r "x 1iS?llri
Dated this December 7th, .1922..
t. ... .'j.. . a t. snnnn
12-14-4 :Thurl- jti;r7r V'-:-- Truste.
' V ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK '
Having Qualified aa admin ktra tor of "tha
stat of James Henry Barrier deceased, late
of Robeson . County, f orth Carolina, this is
to ' notify all persona having -claims against
the .estate' of said deceased to exhibit there
to ' tha ..undersigned. ' duly proven according
to ww. on or peior th fit day of December,
1928. or this notice will b pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
. AU. persons indebted to said astat ' wilt
plena make immediate payment to th under
signed administrator. . 1 . .-. ,
This December 6th, 1922.'
J. K. MeGrRT."' - '
:,' . i Admr. of Jamaa Henrr JTarvU
A. P. SpclUAtty. for Admr. ; 12-7-8 Thurs.
NOTICE . -
North Carolina la th Superior Court
County of Robeson.-
Jan! Kate Thompson. Plaintiff. 'v.. Wn. H
Thompson, Defendant. -
Th defendant above-named will tak notice
that an action entitled as abov has been
commenced in th Superior Court of Robeson
County. N. C by the plaintiff to obtain an
absolute divorce from th defendant upon th
statutory grounds of separation and ' living
separate and apart 9 and th said defendant
will further tak aetiea that b I required to
appear at the otfic of th undersigned In
th Court Nous in . Lumberton, Robeson
County. N, C. on tha 27th day of December,
1922, and, within 20 days thereafter, answer
or demur to th complaint of th plaintiff,
or th plaintiff will apply to tha Court for
th relief demanded fa) said complaint.
Thia Now 27th, 1922. ); ' 1
C. B. SKIPPER, V'.;.'-.,
,; -. 4 .. .Clerk. Superior Court.
Currfat A Lcaclw attys. 1140-4 Than.
ci"U' McVngsT trVc?
of 14. mpg I to , Mr. Call McAur
gtatirrf ttaT-nUoe,5f d
rd.ii the offlea.on, RegWter
any
Johnson A Tahnson,
auvnuis.
1922.
T. I JOHNSON.
" " f Truste.
: -4-4 Thurs.
f'l?l?IanLLB OP (LAND
L.0'? ?Tl" been mad to the vi-
moMtedncas secured by deed
from Parson An.i TTT7 .5?. 01 trust
;gn;Wto-tod DSe. 20192r'reSr2S
IMi4. ?dJr tt of JanuarV
n Jk- tiLel?ei hous door
la th town of Lumberton. N. C XI
bidder; and .eU th. Sam for the nurpofe
land?fa'; ddrt! 'ollowtogd-M
"di?r.Ta. ?o7 ,P' WnW '
olnd lutJ:
and hefr, at law thereof Begfnning "t
Jtak to. th Butters ,LumbCkZpn Hn
-&tjf?,P SwampTX'fou'rX
corner of lot No.- 8, and runs as th line-
gtak-V& 'i80? JI 'lnVtoa
line S. 87 1-2 E. 6.76 ehaina ia. a t.v.. v.
W J7 TO AA -l. J . . I '-.-..www;
i V.wTw n w en,,"1TO "tak In th Butters
a.2j - "w wejiuuiiiM;. oon
"ling xi i- acres, more or less, and being
t o nvf7ea w "1" ' Pnnl Bullard
I V r Sanderson and- others heirs at law
1918 and recorded In tha nfu u-
IT Robeson Coun-
tah-lV',P m' which'refenmc
tonhtiW " mor nplted8rto-
Thl th 6th day of December 1922. . ,
IP T XX A nvvr w ;
Junto. J. Goodwin,'--
1U ui siuhi . iu lumw 7 suuurai, . M - . . ... . . Wll
Donald's mother. Mrs. Kinlaw " broken only by the gentle strainsof '"a'JT' J:
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Holder were the music from the delicate touchtof JasVed tj kidney seM
visitors in the Saddle Tree section t Miss McKinnon on the piano, and Mr.they buTned like fire and the action
ounuay. Lennon on the violin, tne tortae, lean. nf mtr kidneva was far from remilar.
Mr. S. 0. Willis is rushing a brand .W 0n the arm of her brother. Mr,' All thi trouM had mefeelm nret-
new Ford. Fiann T.vntch. amiroached thft altar.' itv miserable 'Doan'a Kldnev Pilla
Miss Pauline Willis of St. Paula is .where she was met by the grooni,.! were' recomtnended and X didn't lose
with his , best man, Mr.iJ.UL McCoy ! any time In getting some at Grant.
of Columbia; & C., to be pronounced ham Bros, irug store. i nsea aDont
husband and wife by the Bev, John I eight boxes of Doan'a and they sure-
in here and will spend the week visit.
rag relatives and friends.
Messrs: Oscar and Dedia Brltt of
the Tenmile section were eaJlers in'McSweeh of Timmonsville; S: Cn wh1.? dd the work. : I havent had any
napping as well as the movements of i. ." ro.-j.t-.--
k. ..7. tu - Since starting to write this we have the Presbyterian church.
; -D Vi wv yrvsecyuon It naS bn informed that Iff Ms Twe
L,a v. T..tT7 n. .AMn.ntnr,'Af 'trouble since."
r-T""" .Price 60c. at aU dealers. Dont
t w nn sr-wnaBBi nuiuriB va rr rv ,-v -. -
r.m?.5f simply ask for a kidney remedy get
The, bride w an exquisite picture DoftB.g , Kklney paisthe' eame that
; MiVr Ammona had. Foster-MUburn
. .
oeen reported. ' ' iv.. , . v,. .-.
. IBl, a- J 1 - UCTU ICIKICQ VI 119 . DUX AC I IJlgO Ui IVVC1U1CBB SU1U IKS
aZ ii orenouse last and had passed to the Great beyond, dresa made of white crepe and bhck ! Co Mfri" Buff aloN V
summer, when an alleged ' attemnt Mr lmm.A Anw w jf k I ..tw. i, with rwiLa., !r'r ttur8- unaio, in. x.
, , . . . " . ... V ..WM . .U.B .WV-V. WMW
luauc , u assassinate tnr. b. M.
McKoin, former . mayor of Mer
Bouge. :.':-' ':
of loveliness and beauty, gowned in1
pneumonia a short while. He 'was a beads. r TheS tnlle ' veil which fell to ,
NorA Carolina.
NOTICE
1 1 tL " . at - Va, . a. f . aa ja : a
loyat- memoer oz rtozier cnurcn ana tne ena 01 ner, court train was caugnt l Robeson County,
in cap effect with a wreath of orange "bustSabrf
' MiSS Lytch Was educated at Salem Deeds of Robeson County. North Carolina,
of sale contained in a
Tlninli I lOIK .4
' .recorded in th office of th Register of
ollflr. and ia one of RoWland'a most at peg f. aecuted by U. W
popular and talented , young ' ladies,
l'tfn fit All katf ainrfAva TTa amTY Va
; W. Moin( ia discussing the in- (sorely missed, especially m ; the
cident, declared he was summoned bylchurch, for he always took an active
telephone one night to go to a cer-part in al lreligious : services. He
tarn place on ; a professional call, leaves to5 mourn their losa his wife
wniie enroute, he said,'two bulletsiand eight children, besides a host of the. youngest daughter of Mrs. Rosa
passed through his automobile. Later I friends.' W nn Mr. K T T. I.vth. ,-, ... : :.'--'-" '.t'fi;
he received annnvmnti. .s!t!v j ir ..ti . . i: .... I i-v . " a vr Ith andersigaed
-- V j ogamsi, ikiuuniuiiu, was una Die 10 DC witn ne grogm ia a aon o vne l'c!,s first jday of January. 1928. at twelve o'clock
AU Hie, : SO he departed from Mer his "father 'when the end rama W-'ATownBend .He VM edncated at the i noon at the eourthoua. door In Lnmherton.
Rouge. It had been known that the .extend to the bereaved ones our deep- j University of North Carolma, and iS " tb: hb1UWd
Regaa and wife, to th anderaiaaed trustee.
and default having been made in th payment
of .the indebtedness thereby secured, and de
mand having been mad upon th undersign
ed for a sale f the mads therein described.
truste will, on Monday, th
mayor was conducting a campaign est sympathy,
against lawlessness.
Daniels and Richards were believed
by some to have been implicated in
the attempted assassination. A" few
days after that even Daniels - and
Richards told their friends that a
crowd of men in white robes and
masks took them out separately,!
questioned, warned, threatened, and
released them.' ... ;
The two men later declared they
.recognized the voices of some of the
men, whom they named.' u ' ' ? : f
. . ' Hadan 'AUbl :
They declared they could establish
an alibi for the night of the attack
on the mayor,: as they were playinar
poker with nine men "at the time.
' ' Richards "is aaidto have Called
later on one . of hit questioners and
'informed hbn that if any'further ac
' ensatkms Vere made against 'him he
would hoW that nian' personally re
sponsible, Jk- " -
: The next ' night the hooded"1 man
..' held a .meeting in a grove near the
town J and" Daniels ' later told his
friends he secreted WnUelf neat the
place and beard what transpired and
- receptee. ' naafiy f these ' present. .
, one Of the most progressive young lowing"! described lands: Lying to Bobasoa
Items from Lumberton Route S.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Dec. 26. We all had ; a j hanny
.Christmas down our way and f hope
everybody enjoyed themselves to the,
very nighest. : ;. i
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen spent
Sunday night and Monday with home
folks, Mr. F0, Smith. -, t
Misses Clara and Sara Collins apent
Sunday p. m. at the home of Miss
Nettie Vendrkk. .". v..,: c. -; V 1-v
Messrs. Make Carter, Howard A.
len and Nash- Collins apent Christ-
maa day in Maxton with Mr Carter's
fatherErts L',i'.ti-:nl mt:;iV-m'
V3est wishes to The Robesonian and
wish you all a happy New Year. f
business men of this section.
Mr and Mrs. Townsend left on the
northbound A. C. Li train for Wash
ington and New York, ' where " they
will spend their honeymoon. After
January 1st, they will be at home to
their , friends at Raynham, N. C
" Serious Damage to Crops!
Farmers from all ' parts'' of the
eountry report aeridua dajthaare' being
don 'to eropa Ijy, rats! fRita destroy
prepmy tuey ate a poatav. menace
to your healthl Wipe out the' rats
everywhere! Start today. Get a 25c or
60C -tubed1 toyal Guaranteed 'Rat
Pasta' Bald and ikrapUed'br Cran
tham Bras. 'Adv.
m.vr
f T'jM b3
slltinga qakk raUaf td acratchy,
' ? ardtatad tbxoatal fCotagh ,
- pblagm ctaara wayir. annamad
tiaaaaa am aoothMLu ovbi
: fora -a alight coogh becomes a
aartous aflmattt-break hap with
".KffTUHS JHm504H 1J' it
County.' North Carolina, to-wtt:
X First! Two tract , of i land oontalnlng
Ninety-tour V4 acres, mor or Ms, eoaveyed
by N. A. Regaa to C. W. Regaa by deed
which la: duly recorded .la th office of ta
Register of . Ueeds . or Koaeson. County ., n
Book - 6e pag W4,' to which reference is
hereby wade for a mora .particular deserfa
tion. .. .. : ' .v.: ;
, Sewond : Two tracts ef land containing One
Etindred and Eleven (ill) acres, mor or leas,
conveyed by Mrs. Clara J.. Smith to C. W.
Regaa by deecr which 1 dnly recorded ia tit
offie. of th 1 Register .of Deed .of Robesoa
County la psok (y. g ttito which refer
ence is hereby mads for a njore particular
wgtTlvtfili' . 'i-lfffJX ft' ' t.w
. . . tiina
-'By' virtu of authority vested la bm aaaer
deere :of tba superior' eourt ef Bobasoa
Z - T' - I-1 . - -- J.
vounxr. 4B ipw i r wijw.-t
whereta David Townsend aa, administrators
or Ai Dl lIeKaasJ- v..Kat aUKenal ale.
being. 8. FNov-fi, I will, Nooday the
8th day of January, "1928 a 1 'loek aooa
at th court ouse soar. 01 sooam
offer; for sal at auoiie auenou ; w. sa f)gBen
bidder for easa tn xoiiowma .
IUrinnfaiav.e aUke n the-Wst ide?el
th rua rof, pallera., . rune awe
B East 1100 ,t U a.staksj the South. 18
Wast 10Z- feet a- ss;- fe Zl
w-rf 1S7S ce to a stake : then Northi t8
Ws to th beginning,, eoatafaihjg S acres,
mra or lose and beint same conveyed to
sdralasrtrator" f A. D. ;kKaaia by. J. -A,
McCoy by deed leg vase b,smx ?iTt
.si'.JT iC jrt5 i CaaaalsBgSr.
esse.
aav- aeaa.
- COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND '
Under th ' authority- of an order of th
Clerk of tha Superior Court of Robeson Coun
ty. North Carolina. In a Broecedlng thereto
panding, wherein J. r waiter dona. Adminis
trator of William Jones, deceased, plain
tiff and Alex Jones ana other are defend
ants th undersigned commissioner wilL on
Monday, th 8th day , of January. 1828 ' at
11 o'clock, A. M., at ana on th land Here
inafter daiexibad In th Town of Bed Spring
N. C axpos to public sale, to th highest
bidder for cash, th following described lands:
In th Town of Red Spring, Robeson Coon,
ty. North Carolina,- beginning at a stak an
th eorner of main tiet and Fifth or Pear
sal Avenu,. and run sooth It west 88 feet,
to a stak, J. C. Bnoddy corner ; Thence
south 78 seat with Snoddy Una 198 feet to
a eorner on Singleton's lln; thenee north
IS east 82 feet to a stak in th dg of
Fifth or Pearsail Avenue thenee north 78
west as and with th dg ef Fifth or Par
sall Avenne 192 fact to the beginning.
- A on third undivided interest in fa n that
tract of land in th Town of Red, Spring;
Robeson County. North Carolina, between
spring branch and mill creek, watt of Vane
Avenu and cast of Church street and Bound
ed as follows i Beginning In th intersection
of tha eastern adg of Church street and th
center, of th ran of spring branch, a granite
ston standing on th northern site of said
run to shew ' the eorner t - thene ' with th
astern , lln of said church street north 18
east 881 1-2 feet to another granite ston la
th lln of Hamilton McMillan' land; thane
aa hb Hn south 72 east 101 1-2 feet tea
granite ston, th fourth corner of th Bui
and Scur lock one acre tract which Is a part
of the eld fair ground land) . thane a a lln
ef aaid tract south 80 east 210 1-1 feet to
a granite ston by a pin stomp, aa original
pointer to th beginning eorner ef tha afore-
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ' PERSONAL . PRO-
Under and bv virtu. - k. ,.j
thority eontataed In a certain chattel mort- ;
r dated October list, 1821 executed by
to th rundersigned as Trust, I , will
i TTZTJ "T. Jsnuary, 1828, at.
12 o'clock Noon, at Waknll. M ti '.u
Commissary of J. D. MeA-th., .-Z.
at nnhlla inln. .1. A vmj .
- - " "t ' ' "V uanm moa' nr .
Jt j y '""na awonai property, to-
. OnjMoffltJV IfOL 'fm'iK irltb
th bating and all other incidental equipment
used in connection therewith.. . . ,.
wn e h. p. Uddell engine i '
This th, 9th, day of Deoember. 1922.
Johnson A Johnson, Trusts.
Horneys, , " . H-l Thur.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LAND
Under and bv . rtn . m . .-a
authority contained In a certain mortgage
.J?1 b'.,. W Gdly and., wife.
Ethel Caddy, to J. C Paul, dated th 24th.
'i Novembsr, 19i9, and registered to
"". at page SB, in th office of th
KcgWer of Deed ef Robesoa County, (de
fault having been made in the payment ef
th indebtedness secured thereby) , th. na
derslgned mortgagee will on Saturday the
18th. day of January. 1028, at , 18 o'clock
Noon, at th, court hous door in th Town
of Lumberton, offer for sale, at public auc
tion to th highest bidder for eaah, th fol
t described lands and premises, torlt
In Raft Swamp Township I Beginning at
a stake In th middle ef aaid road, th third .
" th first tract; and runs as aaid
road N. U M B. 1 chain and 20 linka to
" ? aid road i thene N, 81 W. S
chain and 40 link to short leaf pin B a
dlteh bank; thene as hi lln N. 84 8-4 W.
t chain and 70 link ta av atV. t,b mvmv
thane N. 49 1-2 W. 7 chain and 78 links to
said Bute and Seurlock tract ef land; thene f. ak,t 'TTTl7 - 17 um. BOW m
a th f irst lin of aaid tract south 1 west ,4-.M. . d "nk
90 feet to another srranit atone buried two
or three inches below th surface ef th
ground in the center of the Antlceh road;
thenee . a th eenter. of aaid road. south 48
est ; 244 feet to aa . Iron rod driven flush
wfth-' th ground, formerly Purder B. Ms-
Phaul's .corner and Taylor Smith's southsawt
eorner in th atorn tine of .Vane Street;
thence with th astora llna- of aaid rtreet
south SI west (28 feet to th Im of th land
known a th Red Springs Land. or. springs
eepertr. thene a the tin of that htad
west; ISO feet to th run ef .spring branch
thene a said run and ditch north 87 deg,
and 81 f mla.1 west 878 1-8. feet to th. Win
ning, eenteralna; 7.(0 rs, mer or saw. -'
Tim of 81 i Monday, January 8th. ,1928,
aVUVsloek, A.-M.- 5 iy.Tv ,17
5 Wt Atlaaf , th Ikad. alov
Tme of late : Ten par ent of bid at th
time ef sal' ana : BaiaTiee when aoafUiasJ by
the eourt and deed mad, th sal -being sub
ject to. eoniasaos; ay ta court. i
l - '4
Meltyra. !
1 AlesTPsn let Flsaatv
' J " NOTtCl OF ADMINISTRATION.
Ksom Is hereby given that' tha Undersigned
bav cjualifled'.a administratora ef th astato
of S.J 8mtth, daaassod. All persons having
slaha against th stat ar. dirssted to pre.
seat th same, duly itemised and verified to
th undersigned administrator on er before
the '24th. day- ef November. 192. othsrww.
thi notie wtlj bepleaded ta bar a reeovery.
An .persons. Indebted, to aaid- estoto r.re
awsstol to ask- hsiassjat payment te the
,Jar,,Mna Smith ana Or, JL Xc Bewman,
f'1 Aoaniairtratort f SI J. SaaKa. iiinssd.
Jbasoa A.fusnsL : r.Vj .:.tJ. sl
Attorney far W Adsal-waa, 1VS7-CX
to a Stake. Waalev Codaa eha a.
72 E. 4 chains and 84 links to the begin
ning, containing 8 4-19 acres, and being the
no oi wia convcyea oy uiies uavsi
and wtfe, Henrietta Davis, to John Gaddy.
by deed dated March tOta, 1118, and duly
rordd to Book ef Deeds i-U. ; pag 28V
Berlstry- ef ' Rebeson County. . N CT i i ?
Thb.th 12th, day t Deeember, 192t '
; V'' -:..ti-,-C..tAVU
Johnson A Johnson, Mortgaga.
Attorney for th Mortgage.' 12-14-4 Than
TRUSTEE'S SALE OP REAL ESTATE '
Under and by virtu of the power and sn
dated April 8th, 1922, payable to . the.andor-
wna 'iTWJtee, will on- -Thursday th 11th,
dayf .January. 1928. at ,12 'dock Neon, at
the court house door in the Town of Lambsr
ton, N. C, offer for sal at public auction,
to th .highest, bidder far ' aaah, tha JellowtaaT
described real, astato,. to-wft: . . . bnrT -
' Adjoining the lands of T. O. Evan bad
others,, and. being 'more' particularly esibd
aa follows, In Alfoedjvlll - Township, an th
wast Aid ef Back - Swamp beginning at a
lightened stale bad pinea, and. run nertn
10 wast 21 ebain to a stak and -.8: nines t
thenee north 72 west 41 chains; thane sowth
7. west Cham to a awaet gum i thenee souta
85 east 40 ehaina to a stak and post oak;
thenee tt direct Jine te the beginning, 'aoav
-(ny,. . IS . um. wmm M U. , TVU. m
around ami inelsdea ..both,, the tenctst pan.
am f hud conveyed to Amanda MeArther
by B. M. Johnson. Trnttea, and Iwl B. M.
Jobasen Commissieaer, as will appear by re
ferenee to said deeds fOed for. rsgkrtration
the Uth air at AsrO, 1922." . ,
ihta thaita y ag Mamar, I-.. 5r!t
Jsbassa A Jikaiist ' ' -Trestoa, -
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