, V 1 NEWS AND OBSERVER! RALEIGH, N. a; SUNDAY. MORKlNG. DECEMBER 3, 1920: v
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Capper Bill to
V Gambling
Would Levy Tax of 10 Per Cent
On "Future" Trading In
Grain and Cotton
PROVIDES PENALTIES
FOR VIOLATING BILL
Ueum To Be Introduced la
Both Howei of Congress
Darin; Next Week
Wtshingten, be. 4,-Nntor Oap
faC of Kaaeet. today mtdt pebim hit
proposed bill te top gambling t
food staffs afl totton.
. A tax ef tea pat cent, designed (
'be prohibitive, ea "fohiref trading ia
fraia aad otta, except by actual
owim ef a limit alas of trader!
under federal Rcease, ta tkt baeie far
fo of the Capper kill which U to ba
introduced U th Senate uext week
, by the author Bad ta the Housa by
Representative Tinener, Republican,
. Kaaaai. Tko tta par ceat tax would
apply to options and tha measure
' would affert frai" prodoetf aa well is
, aaw grain. '
"Tha bUl will atop gambling ia
' wteat, torn, eottea os-d ether farm
products," said Seaattor Capper. "It
will eliminate tha wheat pit and thi
' black hoard, It will put. eat ef bust
awa tha tkeuoaea of wire hsuaoa and
bucket stops by making it impoaaibla
far ganrWere aal tpcwJatara, ta deal
mm beard of trad.
Preserve tha -Hedgt.
Tha Mil nndertakca ta enserti the
legitimate 'hedge' ami este out aU
' gambling aad manipulation.
, raratert, Sealer and. ataawfaeturert
biini or eelUm: train at eottaa for
I'analtica af 4fty par otat of the
proposed feeVral tax, a- Ins of llO.mtO
aid one year's Imprisonment for vio-
lafron of the biH prwrtneas ara m-
aalaorsted ! tha Capper bilU
Balltrt mt trraln, grasia produeta and
eottoa who at the time of sale would
ba owner of the "actual' physical prop
arty" and traders reguksrty eagmged- ia
growing, dealing in or manufacturing
and rogiatercd. with the iatarnal reve
nue bureau, would be exempt from tha
tea pel cent tat. Hue trader, kew
aver, would ba limited fat their dealings
. te three tiaaee their aarual tranaas
, tiona during the praeediag year, and
would be required te report all deal
' inga to, tba internal revenue bureau.
MUlleae Aaa Leal. '
ta a etaaeaeat eutltaiiag bta am,
Bemator Copper declared that only
: abewt east per eaat af "fatara" trading
t m i and cotton waa tsst nuv.
. scilliani at dollars were lest by-farm-
ara, aa wtll aa aperalstera, la tha reeent
aear rsid of the grnla anarhrta, Senior
Iran hibH ilerWree. asaertiaa that tan
samara at well aa prodaetft wre tha
' vietttas. " ,
, "Tha Chleatro Board of Trade, aa aow
eonducted,' anid Benatei uipper, n
' th. wnrla'a wreatest nsabling iastitu
' tiota. ' Mere wheat waa aold. ia Chicago
iNc'.ta meatk ef Oetoixw than was rai
- mA 1. Ik. Mtire Cnitvd BUtea this
. Thi var' corn erea waa aold
" rowrtesa tinwa la Ckicags before
kuahel'af aan had reacued the mar
keta. Only about eaa per cent of tha
' trading doaa la futarea ia a bona fide
transaction for actual aenvery
Caaae af U Prlcaa,
There ia net the slihtest doubt that
the tiaantlc ram made by the beara aa
, tha Board ef Trade waa the chief cause
of tha recent -dianstroua slump ia tha
p liars af farm products. Beeaase a
' lot of market nmbtera find it aoa
veniant ta bat ea tha daily quotations,
' the farmer haa been forced ta sell his
" hogs and cattle at a ksaa while meat
' stilt eeiliac at war prices, ia again
made tha goat. Tha faraitr already
baa lost mora than a billloa dallara by
tha bear rata. Brokare and commia
' ale keaaee kuva cleaned ap aver forty
millions in aaargiat and commissions
alone. Tha samba who play the mar
: he have teat mare tana ana hundred
aailliea dollara ia the last ainety days
in ee witting oa aettoai and wheat.
-I fiad all grain aad eottoa dealera.
- aalllera aad apiaaen raeogaiae the
evils -ef tka nretsnt ay stem and art
analoai to stoi aamblina: in food prod
oeta They wjli heartily support this
. meaaere tortlaee tha btttiaeta oa
. lagitiamta baaia. I ant also assared af
, Ua aupport of tha farm arganlaations.
Tka aommiaaion housea, orotera, cuca
' at ahops aad market apeeulatora gea
( emllyt wiU fiyht it.
' kUMINATB ITraURAIfCCI
rUTUU OF GRAIN MAKKBT
. Chksfo, Dec 4. The bill prepared
by Senator Capper for tha regulatioa
' af graia aTchaatet "would lead to. tha
entire elimiaatiea ar th insurance
foatart of the grain market," Leslie
F. Gates, preaideat mt tha Cbieag
Board of Trade, detlnred today. Th
1 result, h amid, woald ba vaek a wid
1 ening margin bstweea producer - aad
tonauner, as mtrehandiaint handlers
wonld fled necessary to eevsr addi
. ttoanl risk of awaetahlps which tkey
: wonld astoma. -
r Wanti America To Lead The
; World As Maritime Country
(Ceatlaaod from Page 0aa4
-ana oantry, at parpen and ana
t flaeT i !'i f i
Thousand Bad tha etreat through
-Vhieh tb Benatot paaaed, after ka had
, fcspent tba afteraooa ia . Portsmouth
-anapoeting the N try yard, Uclading
take ball of th npet dreadnaagat
JiMoktk Carolina aow under construction,
and kid been tht goeat of hoaar at a
. reoeptioa ia tha homo of Bear Admiral
Guy H. Barrage, omtnnndaat ' ' 1
v AtVUhey motored through Ua Wavy
ddak many Uonsaadt af blue
laclam way standing a retreat en th
falorkwaf their ahipa aad they temaiaed
w TRAINING PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS
JlftJftT NOW-ls Ik boat time ta .eeid that yoria ,bgl' at one tha ttial
trtiaU' U a oa i toaak with big business. Tedajt ia koldln ant
iMtMfd adrantates, taaonnted apportaaltie te trained, ambition youag people.
eWetrer prepared te train yea aad to plae yoa where, yoa will aoaat for ateat
awrrrrr
Stop All
in Foodstuffs
at atUatioa until tba Fraaideat-tlaet
had pasted.
let hia talk at tha training station
Mr. Harding declared hh heart eeldom
had been ao warmed aa by tha privi
lege of reviewing tueh a body of young
Americas manhood.
Trieeie ta Bleelackem.
"I hare felt just a little special re
joicing," ha continued, "ta know that
yo all are here at volunteers ia tha
service of your country. , Tha greatest
thing la life ia irrriee and tha greatest
achievement ia Ufa ia tha highest eer
rice one can giro. How fortunate it if
that oar aivnitatioa haa been develop
ed ta a point where yea are more than
(fined la defend yoar eaantry; yon
ara trained alto ta live for your coun
try. "Tha Nary ia tha first line of Ameri
tan defease.' No nation can hapa ta ba
eminent la commerce ia thaaa times
without a naval institution adequate ta
protect Its righta. I want a natioa
righteous la ita purpose, rightaoua la
ita commerce, and then everlastingly
determined to defend ita aomraeree
and ita righta.
"I eaa only apeak ta you today aa .a
private ritfxen but I have in my heart
tha pride af a private citizen of Ameri
ca In tuck a representation of Amort
eaa manhood. When it Is mine to
coma into responsibility 1 want to have
year confidence. I know you will have
mine. I hope yoo will continue in yoar
devotion and service to your country,
bat at the same time I hope yoo will
newer have ta fire a gun la defense of
yoar country."
Inflaonee af Bellgloa.
When Senator Harding reached tba
Tabernacle the audience was singing
religious ay mas and ha asked for one
mere Nfnro ha Derail hia speech. Then
ha uaioT a tribute to tie influence of
religion, declaring that if be did not
where there waa a God to aid mankind
ir'Bnuiuti
dent if 1 did
have your help,' Tie continued. "I want
a united nation and I want somehow to
appeal fcr that Understanding that will
have the people ef tire old Confederacy
uadentand that that only a memory
'I cannot talk ta you today about
pabRe policie and proposal because
there ia yet a proper and respected ad
ministration in power and I'd be the
Inst man ia Amer-ca to give offense to
the rmident or hi friend by eaeum
ing retponstbihtiea before my time. So
I can only ear that I want ta knew you
and want yon to know me becans we're
going to work together! aad God help
ing ua we re going to preserve repr
tentative popular government.
Aatoeracy EaaeeHal.
"I do not apeak In aritlelsm f any
party or any persoaallty. I believed
very much la an essential aatoeracy
for th winning of the war,but aow that
tt'e over, I want tba restoration ef
normal government
"Among other things 1 want ta see
America tha greatest maritime nation
on the face of the earth. I, have i
Drefouad conviction that If our Amer
tea had been possessed of a great mer
chant marine at an auxiliary of national
defense our right never would he
been affronted by the Central powers.
r'A lot of old hide-bonna Democrats
and a lot of miaerable old mug'
wurnp Republican have been utterly
blind to tha idea af tha American na
tion giving a thsught to aa tdsquste
merchaat maria. If tba LePolletta aea-
umnt act reprctentt tb eonecisno
of the Americas people, and I be
lieve it doe, then the American gov
ernment ought to ttep la and share
the burden it Impose.
Aa To Props gaadlsta.
I want te call attention that tha
chief propagandiata againat tubtldlee
for American htp were the agent of
the lumburg-Amerisan ' aad North
German Uoyd Bteamthint lines. I
dent know whether their apposition
waa inspired by aellah mptitioa
or wbeahtr' it waa du to a far-reach-lng
design of the ruling class of th
Central ICmpirea.'. Sometime aspiring
monarch! think of tkeae things, and I
believe th ruler af Germany wst look
ing forward to world domination.
What I want for America it that the
tea millioa tone of ehipping we buldded
la haste during tha war ahall b turn'
ed'aver ta private management under
government encouragement. And I
waftt above all that we ahall preserve
en thing more. We mnat preserve th
majesty of government and of law,
and these rest oa tha constitution.
Aad I want the citltena of Virginia
te Join the eitiaeas of Ohio, aad th
itiaena of Maiae to Joia tha eitixeas
af Oaliforala, la one concord of Amer
iean anioa and eoaaeeraUon to th ser
vice ef oar eommaa eonatry,
WALTER REID HIGHS
VIRGINIA CHAMPIONS
Newport Newa, Va Dee. 4. Walter
Betel High Behool, ef Newport Newa,
became champion of Virginia today by
defeating tha Boaaoka High School, If
to 7. Th nrtt and fourth period be-
finged te Boaaoka, ia th last ftw
minutes of play the team scoring their
touehdowa an two saaeeativs forward
paasea. Newport Newa made a touch
down ia the eeeoad quarter oa long
gains through tha line and another in
tha third whea a punt was blocked aad
recovered behind Boaaoke' goal.
UrCSES TO BONOR DRAFTS
ON NORTH DAKOTA BANK
Biamarck, N. D Dec. 4. Announce
ment wet made today tket the Bank ef
North Dakota bad refuted to honor two
draft from th treasure ra of Logan
tan eaortoa aonatiea lor reads deposit
ed in th baak by thot counties, de
claring the, drafta were "illegally
rawa aad without authority ef law."
In is acuoa la la aeeordaaea with tba
raaolatioa adopted yesterday by the
Btate Iaduttrial Commission, restrict
ing withdrawal to esses where money
esuauy m toonirao (or - aarreat ex
pease aad aoocher aoaompaayiag the
eraixa so anon.' -. .'
ea. ui-iiifli t cjuniaiwr. 1 r . j - -m vuur
aot fesl that f wouIdT1 ' tily
BARBECUE IS USED
AS OBJECT LESSON
Stat College Students Roast
fig and Gain Instruc
tion Thereby
Tha Beaiar Swine Praduetioa Claae,
of Bute College, threugtf,tbe eourtaey
of Professor B. H. Suffner, who fur
nished tha porker, gave aa object lea
ana barbecue yeeterday owing. Tha
barbeeaa ia a part af the regular
course in twin production and tba
following iiwtroetion was gives i
BuVhariag and dressing j killing,
stick lng, and aeeJdlag; and . proper
methods af earing;, storing and ajar st
ing meats.
Mr. Peterkin, in a spike tail eoat,
played the role of Governor Biekett
la ela-traeteristia atyle. After aa in
troduction by Mr. Lane who imper
sonated'. Dr. Biddiok with the charac
teristic buttoning os? hia vest and with
spectacles in hand, he repeated tha
governor address of November 7th
entitled "A Fall SV-kehoase, Best
Protection for North Carolina Farm
era." -
Mr. A. M. Williams gave aa interest
ing history af tha first barbecued pig,
which barmen ed by accident ia tha
burtiing of a Chinese homa. Mr. Hewitt
the read an interesting paper which
was followed by ahort talk by Mr.
Holmes, Professor Butfner, Deaa Wil
liams, and- Mr. Shay, ia ehargs of
swine ertemsion work la North Caro
lina. The program waa concluded by
an original comic ptem describing tha
commotion among tha juga at tha pea
aa aeoa by Mr. Miller oa tba morning
of tha barbecue.
Government Reorgaalaatloa.
Washington, D. C Dec. 4 . An
nouncement was made today by Senator
Jones, Republican, Washington, that
he would support the movsment tfor
heorgaaiiation of government depart-
effecting economies sad efficiency, nil
commission
pention or other
rtorganixatloa
federal bureaus.
NOTICE.
Th Stat Board of Chiropody Ex
amlnsrt will hold a meeting la Bal
eigh. N. C December 0th, for tb pa
dos of examining applicaat te prae
tioe ehlrapody la th Stat of North
Carolina.
Ptate Board of Chirnnody Esamlnera,
By. I C. WEATHERS, Secretary.
-ad.
Cured
His Piles
New U rears Old Bat Work At Trade
ef Blacksmith and Fes la Yeaager
Bine Pile Are Cons.
The oMeet notlve blacksmith
Miehigaa ia still poundlnc bis anvil Ii
tha town of Homer thanks to my In
teraal met'iml 'or t-entlna; pll"S.
Mr. J sett) Lyaa, Homer, Mich.
t
I with that you could hear him tell
of hie enwir axaerieneae with elnt-
mente, aal vat, dilators,-sto atfore he
iriea sir meinoa. nart is n letter juat
raceiveo xrom aim:
Mr. S. It. Paea. Marshall. Mich.
Dear Bin I want you to know what
rour treatment haa done for me. 1
had suffersd with pllss for many rears
and used suppoaltorlta and all ktnda
of treatments, but never got relief
until -i trie yeura.. Ana aow completely-
eared. Although I am II
yeara aid, and the oldeat active black
smith In Mlehlaan. 1 feel yeara
founger ainct the puss nave left me,
Will' auralr recommend it to all I
know Who suffer tha way. Ton can
ute my
I hone
letter anr way you wish and
I hope It will lead othera to try tala
wonderful remedy.
a-mM ,M fKmi nit aC . 1 Ii., A
people eufTtrtng with piles 'who have
asver yet trrta ins one eensioie way
of treating thsm.
Don't he cut. Don't wests "Money
en rooush salves, ointments, diiatore,
etc-, but asnd today for a Free Trial
of my Internal method for the kealinar
of Plies.
No matter whether your ease Is of
lona; Standing or reosnt development
whether It Is oeoaalonal or psrma-
nsnt you should asnd for this free
trial treatment.
No matter where roe live ao mat
tar what your aera or ooeupatlon If
yea are trouble wttn pile, my mem
od will relieve you promptly.
Tata liberal offer of free treatment
la too Important for yoa to asgleet
single day. Write new. Sana no mon
ey. Simply mall ta eoupon but
this now-
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PREI PIL1 BEMEDT
9D Pav Bid. ManfeftU, Ulell.
jV1i vond frM trikU oC jroiur
Ulhod to;
w ao e Mk tyo oennt m MMI a ttejt o-a4b
aeavaeef a aaea wo edw jr
fwllll ltat0nMMWtMttae
High Grad Peaclla Eagraved la GoU
AXxasorr
mm rv--,-.
. With TOUR ar aey ether RAMI
Penella for 45c Peactta fee aoa.
Ia holly or loral bos. We faraUh bet
tor ptneile thaa any ether oase. ' Or
dera filed In U hours. Quantity erdera
fret Bank aad Bualaeea Beast at
.'i- . whelesala rriees. v ".-5
UNION PENCIL CO, las, 4$f Broad
way. New Terk City, Dept. A. P.
TOO aw aw hate. u avxtnax, w aw
) lm U tUTAlKO, wut.
rWas W all ana amar tauot twu
aasawL roe awri
eaa,. auxifiie .muwd la .
ifii.A.ti1,v.v - .1 "'1 SaT17S&M lS.-.UtSIKH1
Hantana
DENOUNCE ff FORT
TO INCREASE RATE
It
Attorneys and Manufacturers
Protest Against Raise of
Southern Power Co.
' ' - '
Oreenaboro, Complete da
nusciatioa af the proposed increased
rates of th Southera Power Co.. fea
tured a, general, meeting- of about
fifty atsonsey and representatives of
more than eaa hundred sntnafarturers
of the State, who have eontrada with
the Southern Power Company, at th
O. Henry hotel today. The session fol
lowed a meeting of the executive com
mittee af tha Cotton Bpianr' Asso
ciation. f
B. N. Con called the meeting to or
der. Mr. Con was then chosen per
manent ' chairman of the organisation
and Ben Lawaea, ef Burlington, pes
msnear secretary. E. Bi Parker at
Burlington, stated th object of tb
meeting "following which a -diecuasien
waa held to ascertain the sentiment of
member.' The president expressed tb
sentiment af tha aieetiag ia rsaola turns
which in substance follows
First That a committee consisting
of J. Crawford Biggt, af Batetgh, B. K.
King, of Oreenaboro, and E. 8. Parker,
of (graham, be appointed to have
charge of outlining th defease te be
made to the application of the South
ern Fewer Company to lnereaae rate
and abrogate contracts.
Second It waa decided to employ ex-
SHETLAND PONY
SALE
At our annual round np sale at our
barat on December 7th, 1:30 P. M,
Greensboro, N. C, we Will sell twenty
four, one and two year old colt. Ths
o
the pony aatil Christmas. Come and
buy tha hild a pony and have thi off
yaur mind aad conscience.
Dr. JElliott aayi a boy or girl eaa
get more fun, physical development,
ana ruddy health to thai square inch
out of a Shetland oonv than anr oth
er wajr, and more real unalloyed hap
piness than be or she Is apt to got out
of a fortune In later life.
A Shetland pony is inexpensive to
sep. ine little it would eonsumt
would never be misted. Shoald th
child outgrow th pony a purchaser it
easily found. However, a pony rarely
ever paste oat of a family, as it be
come a well loved member and re
main ao, though ht may attain tb agt
or thirty ar forty, which ponies often
do.
Give yoar child a real mintatnrs
horse, one that will last them aU tht
yeara of their childhood, nil their lives
with happy memories, develop their
judgment, sense ef ears aad owaerahlp
at well et prove a source ef endless
helpful amusement, always ealeable and
never second eaaa. u yon had a mil.
lioa dollar to pend la giving rour
child health and happiness you ceuld
not invest it us any way that would
eeompliah the abject Petter than
pony.
GREENSBORO NURSERIES
& STOCK FARMS
'Greeneaere, N. Q
JOBN A. TOUlf 0 A SONS, Owner,
M a aMM awu tnaraj m
taalWIVftawgijWtM
U -vea...TOJu Make your
pporrunnr wat tu cruia T -x " -w" 'vi- ir..a-i.jr.tv.umaa
itnWlt,tt't .tlir'. 1 lk.lR ;:'-V.Uk ,wWv;.:r.-TiM xHnt!nlt la eri
r1FyWwuFwal&pn
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The Christmas Store With the
Christmas Cheer
Never before have we had such a Variety of (rifts to offer as we now have,'
Those who have priced our gifts have been surprised at our most reasonable
prices and at the assortments we are presenting. All this combined fives yoa
a complete Christmas store for your shopping.
An Exhibition of Real Christmas Toys At
V Popular Prices '
Really, our Toy Department is the talk of the town. It has brought forth many '
exclamations of the lowest prices that had , been seen before. The prices ara
very low.; .We did not consider the tost when we marked them, but put them
on sale to go. Here are many of the values we are offering- these are marked
at interesting low prices: Children'! Desks, Dolls and Doll Carriages, VelocU
, pedes, Hobby Horses, Rocky Horses, Automobiles, Airplanes, Sleds, Duck-a-Doos'
and we could mention a thousand more things if we: had ths space. Come
in. Monday and see -for yourself what we are doing for you in the way of prices.
8
SrS
The Sweetest Gift Ever
; a.Victrola
R omllBdrden
The
porta ta appraise tha property
audit tha beaks and aeeonnte of the
Southern Power Company.
Third A reqaoat will beenade by aa
authorized committee to have other
State tori sum era to loin in with this
organisation aad fight the proposed in
creased tatee. "
RECEIVER NAMED FOR '
YOUNG LUMBERTON BANK
LambertoB, Dec 4.-T. A. MoN'eill,
Jr., af tiambertoo, haa been nppotnted
receiver for th Farmer Saving Bank
of LtmbertB aad the tsnk has been
closed. Thit was a very yooag bank,
hariag been ergnaiaed , a boat a year
ago with n capital of l,70O. Cf B.
Towntead is- president, J. H. Powers,
vice-president, and C. W. Carter,
eaahier. The bank bad never paid ex
pen tea tinee 'it was organlxed, owing
to tha fact that th deposits were so
small that the Interest earned waa not
sufficient to pay the operating ex
pense's. Under these condition aad as
tha depoaitr'amoaated at oaly abdht
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KEEP YOU FIT
I A MILD
PN9ALI
a mild and r:rpcir NTLAJCATI VK ,
E AT The PftUO
dhuis crrcsfEsj
No Fin er Stock o f
Football Needs-- ,
in Norfolk than will be found at our store. Not only
is the-stock complete, but it likewise embraces all the
purchase.
Agent for A.
The Art of Home Decoration Haji Become a
Profeitlon
All beauty it achieved through, etrtaia coatrolllng lafhtaaeaa and to
recognise and earry late effect that guiding principle require year
of. otudy ia the. history of art, architecture aad color.
The benefit af aueh traialag I am prtpared to furnish aaV client without
sddltionaj coat to thtm. '
Schemea af dseoratiea daelgned and carried out Consultation at yoar
horn bjs appolatmeat.
ELIZABETH THOIVIPSON
. lltii rayetteville St- " RALEIGH,, N. C
V
Store Full of Practical GifU
tl8,000,h stockhelder eoneludell Oist
it would be the port af wisdom to ll'
auldate aad atop expenses.
There hi ho Quaatioa that tb bask
it perfectly Solvent and tha atockbold-
ere and depeaWora will be paid ta tall.
according ta th beat, information ob
tainable. - - - r
The three other baak here The Na
tional Baak of Lamfaertea, Tba First
National Bank and tha Piantera Bank
k Trust Co. are all la' eneelleat adadi
tioa with abuadaat aaaeta. .
Amoag tha 141 auallfying etedsntt
es re lied at Priaeetea University, then
ar rwreseatativee of 79 diaterent
Americas aad foreiga aaiveraitiee and
cellegea. -
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The
r tsiuiena.-iaeaear rata-
IA-; f aartrtlsaasMas-a
-t Will aura ear ease
ajs-i.ii J af darnffseSEala
esrwiii MlaiitiiS, urimM 1
a asntilis aarr ef foot Vat ta
a aaaia aa estraais aaMtr ef foot lurir la
w 'ii i am. Kawee sale te u af tba
Baiter Sbeofal Bta tie. O
with ttsaiiM so ears af .halv aaila j
as salt I ef ate, Bilaaouliaaa
txiccnr ncsa isanobufp t
G. Spauldiny
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COUNTIES
Eastern North
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Carolina 1
Atty-ih-Fact
Appointments
Ctr.' nrtll ennatrldV anrxlira.
WW V ,) VVlius na-Mk reT vl
tions for appointment of
one reliable person in
each of the foAowiiur
and will furnish
III company, necessary sup
plies and Power-of-Attor-
ney to , execute Judicial
Bonds, such as Adminls-
:rBtors, Guardians and
other Court Proceedings
Bonds. - Also handle all
forms of Public Official.
Contract. Fidelity and
Surety Bonds. Also Lis-,
bility. Burglary. Plate-
Glass, Accident, Health,
Automobile Insurance,
Renewal commission al
lowed as long as appoint
ment continues.
Only men capable of In
telligent handling,! Pow-
erjf.t rtnmsv monrf ih.
ply. Those familiar with'
Court Proceedings and
Bond requirements pre-
lerrea. -
Alattane
BUdea
Camden
Caawoll
Chowan
Currituck
Duplin
Edgecomb
CatM
Halifax
Joaee
Naslt
Northamptoi
v Onalow
Orange
Pender
Pcraoa
Perquimans
Sampaon
Scotland
Tyrrell
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A million dollar American
bonding company ap
proved by Treasury De
partment of U. 8. Govern
ment and N. C. Insurance
Department, - .
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Address
Manager
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