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NEWS AND onSERVER. RAITJCR N. C SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13. I92f.
MAD ill TO
Hugh P. Latimer Named At
Gef.arai atorotary of Twin
, iCiti Y. M. C. A.
Wlaale ""a U-Hefc T.
lartiaec, V " keeerT1. bare
few at-ala. ao Blaea.
Aiv. by i an-tere iaar ed 'u
preen k aeet eeeaaBbU aad ereat
city (M(if eerae fw AM riapuy,
will hnw4 Allea M. Craig M general
aeeretarr M,' n,Ht'""
AaeoeieUea. Bla eleetioa u au
mim ody by the board ef direc
tort aad Mr. Utiaer will, eater upon
hit ae dutiea Merc a II.
With thia neeh'e ealee local market
bee eeld MJ.i0 poaada af leaf to
beeee. Bnperrleor Baoa eeya aalet
wlH Ttati tee alary million Mark aben
aeaeea eleere eerie in April. Tfiple
aalai will he rednerd te 1o, 'begia
aiaf blaaday.
Tka lanreet poultry yardt la the
Cereliaae art located a fe aiilea from
tkia aity. W. A- Cook, oaair, aa
eaee4 ted ay ttet l" ehlckcna are
wt baiaf hatched at kia yard arery
Ta-aday. One ieeaaator olla t0"0
egge. Mr. Cook lUrtcd ia boeineee 16
atoatbe age aad it kaa growa by leai
akd boned. He baa thoueande ot
few la.
Tkere ware 141 birth aad death
Winetoa-Salea Uet noath. Eight
raeee af email were refortfd, but
there were aa fatelitiea.
lira. R. 8-, LiariHe, wiia of Ei
ttmm rVianalaatnaer LIbtIII. died
Jae Bight at bar bome.-auk Un.iAtl
Olta "edrlda
a. ivwtn., ..
a.b Te Meet.-1
la Book Clnb will
boob at the Wemaa'a 1
Tka Oil Pad rid
Tuaaoav afieraooB
Clak with hire. W. 8. Wileoa.
LAWLESS OUTBREAK
PUZZLES OFFICERS
(Continued froai Page One.)
a abort dletanee aortbweet of Btay
Bill, wae biyned at tka aama lime,
eatalllng a lone of cetera! thouaand del
lire. N clue aa to the orlgia of any
of the area or aa to the pereoaa believed
ta bar been reepoaeible for them baa
beat foaad ao far.
On Tueeday following the bornlnjf
enred at Park Plane, m W.
.. Calon and atone. Proprttore. Tl
PRRlHlllCn ROOM TO OKOT1.K.MAW.
T.i.nk. ei-J. No. 1 Mew, 1
eaaMBBBBBBWaHaWBMaakaBeaB
Mr. Bey'i 4weUlaf bowee Mr. Baa
KUaehy bljedkeaade ware earrlad U
tie eeara In aa rt U track the par-
a. Tha Aoea ra Maable, baweeer,
Bad a (Iaa a ay a here area ad the
bui!aig.
IKe-fean erbool U a twa-iaaeher
aehai !tk na earallaerit af hearty
70 aapila. Tke balldlng aaa aretad
bew e aare age ta take tba plaee
m Luk m ii I aaooi aaoae. i
uk.i '.m tiBnnld aa there
aa etaee aeauaoia iiraeiura in mmn
Abeail B.U90U inearaare wu
earrlea ea t"e balldlag-
aa Bad KepaUttea.
f. v . u IU thrftueh New
Light towaehip, aad It k generally ttat-
ti that blofiadtng la genrrai ain
k..k. Tku tnsnitifn kaa the reirata-
tioa of being the woret eeclioa ia Wtkj
eounty for bloallng. II M BBoereiew
that ahea the raldlag party iaeadad
the toaaahlp Thurailajr- hnadred at
warning ahoU were Bred by reeioeaia
fnr the nurooee of announcing the ap-
proah of the ofllrare. It it aUa aadat-
rtood that a tigaai eyeieej . yr.j..-,
v. rti;n mine from hoaae to honae
ap the river by tiring a eertaia auinlr
af akota. Thia U taewgni h vm - -planatinn
of the fart that at
the eight atlll aitet raided the etHle
and itlnr apparatuf had beB remored
beforr Jhe arrtal of the offlfera.
The towaahip hae beea the aeene of
aineh rioleaee recently. 8eerl monUa
. mmta allered ta hare
beea killed by tkelr kuebanda, one af
akaav taJifel . nirjiaru .
Warren la alleged to haTe beea ahot by
rVam Woodll.-f, former dfputr therlff,
daring eome trouble that It tald to haa
occurred at the boma of Mra. Battle
Bavr near 8tny Hill. Woodllef la
In the county jail pending lha ouUome
of the injnriee anUlnd br Warren,
aha ia in Hoi Hoapital at the '
time aad ia reported to be oa the road
'" ""I t. wi..
""' """ ..Aw n-w
. AWetai ami aiiM n ai rmirvt wrr n w-
g rnilea northeaat of Ktlaigh. All the
Mil. hn.l een rirnoved. The ofllcere
deatroTed nearly 1,000 gillone of bear
aad SO galloat of elder.
Overman Secures Promise To
Think About Te South
(Continued from Tag Oat )
mtfrnimm una in naa ia Dractieaily all
....... . ik. .ntrrv ta larealr aulLi
i.j l V...lk ramllaa and aallera into
uvu ia . v ... 1 -
the atate are greatly iaeeBYealanoed.
Tk. v. Virli nanar'a atarr farther
aayt that aererai aaaoeiatieai of credit
aien in eiaryHu iuiw
tn theie aaeoBBta only In
aerchanla t epay their aoeomaU only ia
.hx-hi drawn an Natiaaal bankt or
-.k... ia.tit.iiMa eHeaub whlek aalUe
..... . nk raruiiaa ahwAa aay be
made at par-
rk. .takmat la aaade that tba Na
tloual aaanclatioa ot Credit Mea, aith
a aeeiberehlp f aad aallated
hranehea ta 1W ct.ee hat "tawa oe
feated effarta to OBiienalaa par eollea
Uoa af eheeka" aad that 'aew that a
third bnMa h) laminaat, ui arra
aen arfrcparinf to preeett their ar-
goD.ente la fater of tba praa-at tyey"
Thai" ... ... manaaea niaB."
WaaU aWaUera Ttawa,
n .1 tka Raathara tariff
brealdeaa af yeeterday, what Attorary
Ike Heuee waye aad meaat trnnrnlttee
aoaeUne ia April te ''eetliae the tariff
policy deelred by the fcatk,'' aceordmi
to a etateneal atia today by Chair
aiaa Ferdaey. .
There ia ronaldrrable eoafaainn ia the
tariff problem dcalred ly the Houlb
.ki.k ..M like ta eletr ao." Chair
naa Tordaey aild, "and the Heath baa
any rongreainaa er the aaava poiii"-..
f.i.k j.i.i.rf a tariff Baiter anil
tome of her icadera, taaetially la the
Senate, are eioienuy oppoaea n y
teUt Uflff ta Soutbera prodoata, or
oa the predaett af aay etbar aanttoa.
"There It anoxaer poiuicai arnuoi ...
thought pacaliar W tba Jteatb wbiak fa
eora a protectee Urlff ea prodntta
originating la their rhrtrfct er eeftloa,
Protect Chick from Diarrho
YrMin chicka ire iuWect to diarrhoea.
Protect them with .
Chick DittrrhoM TableU
ttpuMaMBaeaecaataamaaaniiT, .
mmMtitm. teaulatina the
aa. kttiaat aiaient am tela aV tbi rtutwiM
eiAi-iaai
aerw arei aaca, BwHa a Mtfet aawat
Pwam ar.. i !"" www
met paereiMe, ai a. rWtee
w. a, teaata. tit a. tuaai aawi
bat aaU free trade oa ell ether er
flaw.
-Buck teereaeauneaa ta af ,
Utag iaeeaeittee, af ewerar. -are
IIHU larlurace il fra""'" a aaa ur.g
bUi aad H baee th-a 4 m "bj aara-
. u .-. a lajLtf aea
aeu ai""Mw w " .
rare Uat wlU beet aawat the ae-aaab,
iatereeU af the aa:h wx.-. a
ed atdiua r aacerlala-eg bthera
tic". ,
-We reeegaUo the Kewtfcera Tariff
aaeockatioa aa ta argantaatiea capable
.( aaderalaading Hoalb.ra prubicun
and af terrertly laterpretlag ri-athrra
aaa o ay, '
to what It
eoncludrd
NOTICE
flecliT Monday 14. through paaecn
ger eerriee will be rt-aaUblUkad be
tweca Bolelgh and Cbtrlattei laavlng
Raleigh 7:40 a. at. arrlelng Charlotte
J p. in.; leaving Charlotte) 6ilS a.
arririug Kale if h p. m. Paaaanger
t re iaa bow operated between Charlotte
aad Htar are ahtad traiaa. Batweea
Raleigh aad Star will be dieeeatiaard
lame date.
NORFOLK BOCTHEBN.
J. r. iJaltoa. O. P. A.
jkkaaaitanaenaW-lg
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If Your Piano
Needs Tuning
Phone 341
And we will have an ex
pert tuner to ttalL
Darnell & Thomas
W. S. THOMAS, Mgr.
118 FartteTM St.
Raleigh, N. C
Hamon Declared Woman Shot
Him, Witneues siaie
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to be ia eonrt it-. It b
Uque, Wlngo m l Klahar, Hargrae;
c.r,ttA 1-rreling di.played to the Jnry
k. i.i..itai.iiiMl aadercarairnta ami
,,,,,1 Mr Uaa oa had ora whea he ate
ahot, had readerod her enable to iea.c
. .a Jaha L. Jr.. 10 yrara
noaiv. www f . - . ,
old, waa la bla. Beua aeat eppoeiUtha
lef eaAaaL aad ' Jeaet' 0. CBrieB. af
thanea, Mta, , Baavaa'e aweeaaal Ba
rn aa Is teart U pretart hat ta-
Uroaaa.
The defehdaat today
ed aaa-
COUGHS AllO COLDS
often tcnacioua,
are a dLrain upon
the vital forces.
SCOTS D.1ULS10H
trengthens the whole
tystem and helps
(hire out the pre
dtapofing cause.
AIM M AKEHS OP
KhiqidS
.a . aa. a V
iimtarrvriAU
XSILIHUIUCidllUn Z
t its. I
wmmmm
Hotel Raleigh Qfeteria
HIGH CLASS SERVICE
AttrscU and appeals to apprtclativa popU.
Strictlr worth while.
e-Iatraaca tMreet Fraa McDwweU Slre-4 aad Ubky-
Meal Hours:
Morning-, 7 :S0 to 9 :30
Noon, 12:00 to 2:30
Evening, 6:00 to 8:00
Music.
tweed aad far tat In tlave tailad,.
kaateroea eeeae la Ut aaatiaaay er
ebieetioBd of eawaaau eaa aa rr
aeted her bat or the fleet time aad
aaiad eaere at eaaa. Mke drtw hat
attoraeyt te bar tide repeatedly duiakf
the aiaalaatiaa at wliama wha weee
detaaltaeT axpeeahoat they tald ha bad
mule aad aaUeaa they aaid tba bad
taken. t
Let's . Ga
See thia peek's PrUr, Ink
for facta and figures about the
South's 21 Money Crops 1926
value over three billion dollars.
SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS 1
ASSOCIATION
CHATTANOOGA. TEN!,
ICECREAM
IN THE DIET
I .a-
No. 1 The Balanced Ration v
Getting fig! dowa to eiemeritsla, food TjaJoubtedTr b the
nrwrtsni taetor ox yomjoaieoai wcviee jerj suo-
i ' i t j t nt ? . .t."
i of roar brain, bone, and fleih are Nature! telectioa
thoruxV hbeauy onderatood, then, how
jrnp.wrt u tfkt choice of food with thTifhriripeienttr1
There are certain food qualities csaential to proper euriah-
. .iaa .''. .1 It
A corracnr laiancea met win contan ineai au. m
.M.I.maiii rawwwtwkia. Dm waM lmowr tkat Ira Gram.
i KgtAazfj Siati is reaaooahat fjnantitj, wtH fo far toward
ak. mc etat It wnll anJ for tria trttnn i rrial it ia
fwaewwia nat tkh a3k and cacan, ptasiaiit'y llaTOftd and
- af ak tk aaa a a.t . a f
pepeied. Aad mix nature s owa Mimea act. n
dtnipted to eerre as the soU tstioa of the jotnosad
IaaetifciBaa ..'.' .'
fr ar?? Art!
! -sua try of purity"
j :
TUaSt
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fl a aw a eaeet plmf. g el aS a-ade o aatea aVa kaakb ee.
wdU-ning ai naa eai aaajaa, "Iaa eaaannt tad eanjM hk aa aaaW aaw
tfaaeak t ; - ' -
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If You Want to Know Wherein
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About the smoothest, nicest sounding bit of reading we know of today is the aVenige
automobile advertisement studebaker ads are no excepUon
Regardless Sgliloiial car. But how are you to know thbT,
Z SSm advertfementst No! Ak the fellow who owns one. or read-
WHAT SA 1 lor u w nc.no oj i
Ask An Owner
Raleigh, N. C, March 11, 1921.
Cothraii' and McKlmmon, '
Raleigh, N. a
Dear Sirs: iV
You doubtless recall having sold me the first ol
August of last year a Studebaker Big-Six. I have
kept this car in constant use since my purchase i and
I thought you would be plessed to know .that it has
during these eight months given perfect Mu
tton in every wsy. The driving is easy, the rid ng
'comfortable;, the motor a tower of strength i. tne
speed: too much for a slow preacnex, . """y-"
ft ia a ear of surprising economy. During the time
I have o3nd theWi the upkeep h. been jbout
78 1 cents er tnonth. I am well pleased with my
I5eS Jf car, and etpect to continue to drive
I wisVfwVott continued success in your Ulness.
-' Sincerely. - .
Pastor Edenton Street M. E. Church, South
Baleigh, N. C, March It, l$21.r ;
Cothran h McKImmori Motor Co,
Raleigh, N. C.
DCarSirs: ... ...
It is with pleasure that I advise you of the excel,
lent results obtained, after nearly two years service,
from one ef your Big Six Models.1 I can safely state
that during the period I have owned the STUDE
BAKER It has eost us less tHatr,$150.00 as to gen
eral maintenance, and It is an especially easy car on
tires, for l am on our original cord tires which came
with the car, and which have rn nearly fourteen
thouaand (14,000) miles.; ;.: ;
The motor today is almost as quiet as a new ear,
and I think I can safely state that after nearly two
years of service we are averaging nearly thirteen
(18) miles to the gallon of gasoline. ' . -
I therefore heartily recommend the BIO SIX
STUDEBAKER to any one anticipating the purchase
' Wishing you every success, I beg to remain, ,
Very tirnly yours,
H.B. D ALTON.
Raleigh," N. C, March 12, 1921.
Cothran and McKimmon Motor Co.
Raleigh. N. a
Gentlemen! . ' : - : , 4
Replying to your inquiry, am aa w w .
my Studebaker Special Six. which I have, driven for
nea'rly a year; has given almost perfect satisfaction.
In that time I have stfent only $3.45 it for re
pairs and my only other expense has been for gas
d i OIL I find k unusually economicaj to opera-
would, not exchange it for any car costing within
$600 of the Studebaker
Raleigh. N. Cn March 12, 1921.
Cothran & McKimmon Motor Co.. '
; Raleigh, N. C. - , '
Gentlemen: . , . '' ' .
I want to take this opportunity to write yeu a let
ter telling you of the satisfaction and enjoyment
the STUDEBAKER BABY SIX .aft'ords me. "To me,
two of its chief appeals are speed and power and
believe me it has both aplenty.-, Notwithstanding
that I find the Studebaker the most economical
car that rolls on four wheels. ' 1 i
1 usually get from sixteen to twenty-two miles en
a gallon of gas.
Tf la htehr tiac.uarr for ma tn add that I am a
well Pleased Studebaker owner and that when I get
another car it wUl be a Studebaker because there
Isn't any other car in Its class for the money. I am,
X0UTsmuyr
M.
I ... ' u'; Raleigh. N.C.. March 12, 1921.
Cothran d McKimmon Motor Co, --
' ' f Raleigh, N.C. . . . -
wwimiff
SIX for almost a ear and am delighted with its per-'e-'ti&te
trades as if it enjoyed themV ' i . 'x .
1V mo" than fulfills alUhe cUims made for it by
the Manufacturer.'- $. ' r
. : , . Very sincerely yours, V
,-.'.' " - (MISS) ELLEN. N. DURHAM.'
-. .'. , j$18 Hlllsbor Street
; Raleigh, N. C," March 12, 1921.
Cothran ft McKimmon Mbtr Co.
. - Rsleigh,N.C; V"vv;r.i. . .
Dear Sirs: y ' v W -.-'.
The Studebaker Special Six which I purchased
oa April, 16, 1920, has givn entire satisfaction ttp
to date, and has not been in shop for repairs of
any kind. - - v.. -y -.xi;
Am still using the original tires which have cov
ered 9,200 miles and are good for some time yet.
I can heartily endorse this car as entirelrtis
factory and economical to operate.- ---
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r-i If. Demoiutriite Superior Quality of the Sta3cbakcrA,,
IfEltlif an a ft
. EaG.'COTIISAN r yv
StudebaJcer Sales and Seine
414 South SalUbory Strejet
n f Y , RALEIGH, N. C. j . M
TliU Is Another Studebaker Year." "
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