NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27 192..
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FARM PROPERTY iWAYNE BATTERY
NEARLY DOUBLED
Over Doubled In North Caro
lina; Figures Given Out By
Census Bureau
Washington, July 2fl. The value of
111 farm property in the United Btntes
oa January 1, 1920, according to the
Fourteenth Census, was $77,989,071,
a compared with f0,l91,4P9,O90 in
1910. The increase in the value of
all farm property during the decade
vat thua 36,B34,5nP,9P:i, or 90.1 per
cent.
Four states reported farm property
valued at mora than HnflO.noO.WMi in
1920, aa follow: Iowa, WSTO.V);
Illinois, 00,660.81 7,235; Tesas, 4,461,
579,497; and Nebrsska. 4,193,S23,242.
The average value of all farm pro
perty per farm for the United States
aa a whole in 1920 wan $12,083, aa com
pared with $6,444 ia 1910.
Ia aiz states the average value re
ported per farm in 1920 was above
23,000. These states were Iowa, with
39,942; South Dakota, with 37,?.i:i;
Nebraska, with 33,707; Nevada, with
131,646; California, with $29,1,58; and
- itiiBms,- wit $28,109.
Valne of Farm Land
the value of fnrm land alone in the
Suited States ifi 19S0 win IS4.ftna.453,
92S, aa eompared with $2t.47S,fl74,169.
in 1910, representing an increase of
26,427,779,756, or 82.S. per cent. This
value was obtained by subtracting from
the value reported for farm land and
buildings together total real estate
value) the value reported separately
for buildings.
The average va-lue nf land alone per
farm in 1920 km (9,514, as compared
with $4,476 in 1010.
Farm Buildings
Farm buildings in the I'nited States
were valued at 11,4.10,85!),6;U in 1!2,
aa eompared with $6,325.4.r.l,S2H in 1910.
Thia represents an increase of .",1Tfy
404,109, or 80.1' per cent.
Tea average value of buildings per
farm in 1820 was $1,77.1, while the
tverags in 1910 was ttH4.
Implement and Machinery
Tht value of fnrm implements and
miehinerj fin 1920 was $.195.317,021.
compared with IJ6,'5,14!T,7R3 in "110,
representing an increnee of $2,330,167,
I3S, or 184.2 er cent This largo
increase is due in prt to the fact that
prices of farm implements nnil ma
ehinery were nnusunlly high art the
beginning of the year 1920.
The value of implements and ma
chinery per fnrm in 1920 was (."Ji1, as
"against $199 in 1910.
Live Stock
The value of live stock on farm in
the United Slates in 1920 was $7,99,
362,496, ai rompared with $4,925,173,610
la 1910. This represents an increase
of (3,071,188,836', or 62.4 per cent.
Nina states reported live stock valued
ft mora than $300,000,000 in 1920, as
.follows: Iown, fiW,326.20H; Tcias,
'(589.321.B53; Illinois', $440,154,064: Mis
sonri, 3R9,819,04;.8;obraska, $328,460,
vtVl; WiieBiiarA.W22iaJa.H5;. Kansas,
1318,025,292; New York, $.l13,5r.4,695;
and Minnesota, (3fl5,l(i:i,82r..
The average value of live stock per
farm in 1920 was $1,240, as against $774
ia 1910.
Tha North Carolina figures are:
Value of farm property in 1920,
3 .250,1 66,995; In 1910, $-.37.7,6.210.
Land in 1920, $S57,RI.-.,0!; in 1910,
343,164.945.
r.uildinirs in 1920, $218,r.77.944 ; 1910,
$113,459,662.
Implements and machinery in 1920,
$54,621,363; 1910, $18,441,619.
IJiratock in 1920, $119,152,672; 1910,
$62,649,084.
Value of all farm property per farm
In 1920, $4,634 ; in 1910, $2.1 i9.
NO PART OF BIBLE TO BE
WITHHELD FROM SCHOOLS
Goldsboro Argus.
Before the tegntar mw tnst night
Major John D. Ingston a called
the platform by Mr. Ham and made
public, to the vast audience a resolution
pasaed by the (Iraded Hchool Hoard of
Trustees, to the effect that in the future
DO part of the IlihJe -either from the
Old or New Tesament -would he with-ksHd-
fronr being -jead . in tu . public
schools. This bit of news was received
by an applause lasting several minutes.
During the last days of the Ham
Ramsay meeting, the Kv.inge Ut hn
given, to hia auJieuca lhe-hciijic: has
ia the way of gaspet messngrs, using
aa hjs subject Inst night. 'Repentance
Toward Cod and faith in Jcxu Christ,"
applicable alike to the sinner end
christian.
A Real Hsur Saver
and Beautifier
Feea at l.m Skimi H.aalla at Oace
ar Notalas la
If your hair la thinning; out. prema
turely gray, brittle, llfla. full of
dandruff and your head itches Itltr
mad. qutrli action mum be taken to
save your hair.
l)on t wait until the hair root ia
1. for then nothing can prevent
baldness.
Get from J. C. Hrantley or any good
drwaclat today a hoiti af I'lrmm
It doesn t cost much and then-
nrthlns; else you could use thata so
almple. safe and effective.
You will surely be drllihted with the
first application. Your hair will seem
much mors abundant and radiant with
Ufa and beauty ail Itchinac ceases and
j-nur acalp feele rool and comf ortabl
Parisian se la In treat demand bv
aierrimiaalins; women because it la
daintily perfumed, dos not color or
virvaa is, nair, ana seeps It lustrous
oft and fluffy.
Ba aure to a-et tha e-rnulne lariin
age fUlrnus's) for this is guaranteed
to sTlva perfect satisfaction or nothing
nODICTi
, QUALITY I SelTEVlCt
etc.
Hewers far An Otiilsae
IS iMUSTERI
;d in
Sixty-nine Men and Four Offi
cers Form Golds
boro Unit
(lolilsboro, July 26. Night before
lunt in the old Company I) armory,
says an article in the Goldsboro Ar
gua, tha Wayne Battery was officially
mustered into the Hate and feders
service as a unit of the North Carolit.a
National Guard. Major Itiatine, a reg
ular army infantry officer now station
ed at Camp (ilenn, conducted the in
spection and muster. The formality
marked the end of the active campaign
which has been conducted to organize
a National Guard iait in GolJsboro.
The unit as accepted, is composed
of four oflicers and sixty nine meu.
While this is four more than the
minimum required, there is etill room
for others who may wish to enlist.
The Battery can be recruited tip to a
strength of 114; and an active-effort
will be made to increase the present
number.
The Wayne Bnttery is' now officially
designated as Bnttery A of the Field
Artillery of the North Carolina Na-
tional Uuard. It is tho first and rank
ing unit of tha. artillery regiment
which is to be formed in this Stat",
and this gives its first members ml
ditionjul,;pportunity for rapid ad
vnneement.
The present personnel of the uatlcrv
is n follows: Captain, Ki-iiiuth liny',
all. first lleutenanta. lvlwiirrl Mkhuiii
ami Sam Unit; (second lieutenant, Krn
est 'LashUy . members: l.nnia l . Allen
Lewis Anan, Kilcar Anderson. William
H Andrews, I'arl J llalilwin. William
W. Harnet. Isaiah, liradshaw, Carl YV.
Hrendle, Horace llrock, Lealie Iirown
Walter W. Ilrown, William i Butler,
.Ir.. Lannle W. Carmin k. .Sherman Cash.
I'uriey Caaleen, Willie ('. i 'raw ford,
Char-tea A rn, l.lnewnl H
John A Kdmuridson, Marion W. Kd
wanls. Kdward Kppe, Sollle N. Kpatrin,
Shorkley N ilardner. lOrnest K. Core
Hii.Mlen I,, liriffln. Thoniaa N. 'Jrlffin.
Fred T. Itnlieen, William U,- Henley.
Ailcl Tt, rrlnir, Allen N Hohbs. Ilenrv n.
Holland. Itoner HolllngHn-rirth Willie
It HiillinKaWorth. liob-rt V. Hollowell.
;e.,r;e K, Holt. Tommlfi J Hood, John
II Hooks. Jr., Waller II Jernlsian. Dra
ham II Justice Kills H. Kannan. Itav
inond K. Keller, Itoy Jl Keller. Klllott
W. King. I.liby V. Kill si. Nereus S.
Merritt. leoriir 1' Morris, Kuah Nash,
.Vie Nsvlor. Eldori tidnm Matthew I'
nijt.m. Trr.T W.-Ttrtsr -WTttterm Fullimk.
Willie V I'M4M k. Hunter M. Pom II
Willinm M 1'rlnoe. Leslie Kovall. laal
K. Wadler Krank Sanuruth, Walter T
Sanders, Harry Snsser, llohert Kassi r
.Ionian) N. Smith. Carl K Stanlev, Jr.
Iiavid I, Sommerliri. Kd.lle 1, T"ler.
.Ilmmlo I,. Weetl.rook Curl Whillev
Claren J ' Whitley, Kl, hard A
WooteTI
BRYAN FAMILIES HAVE
REUNION AT GARNER
liarner, .l.ilj- 36, In Sainnlay at ti l
tioiiie of Mis. Julia rciny Aryan, tic
ani.n.il ''llrvan Keuniin was bold. Ail
families wtre iireeitt with tbe eiceji-
tion if only four, tliero beirg twenty'
three families in all.
A big barbecue .anil fried chicken dia
ner was spread about 2 o'clock in f In
pretty oak grove and was tilled with ill
the other g oi! things that w:ik up a
j'liod (linnet, everydflej Keying real
gncd time. (
The net reunion j-hs to Walt'ir
Bryan's (one year from tlr) at th"
old "Hrvnn Homesteid.
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DETAILS OF OFFER FOR
MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT
Henry ford Mint Modify Pro
posals Considerably Before
They Are Acceptable
f
Washington, July 28. Details i of
Ifi-nry Ford's proposals for taking over
the Muscle Shoals, Ala, power projects
am! nitrate plant wero given Ont
at the War Department and Soerotary
Wka aaid Mr. Ford's tender would
have to receive considerable modifica
tion before they eould be accepted. Su.
Ford renuires a tiraeticnl ituarantae
from tho government to develop; fWO.OOO,,
horsepower at Muscle Mioals, wn'cn can
not be given, tha secretary declared,
though Ins tender is being studied by
fir.aneis! and engineering experts. There
is a possibility also, Mr. Weeka added,
that un offer for the propcrtiea would
bo. made from another source.
The Ford proposals, carefully carried
out into detail involve money payments
to tho government sufficient to return
to it 140.000.000 within the hundred-
year period for which he asks a lease,
and in addition, a rental of fl per cent
on the same value. Mr. Ford asks fur
ther expenditures of r.8.000,000 to earn
plcto the power and nitrate plants,
agreeing to make additional payments
on the same basis. Proposing to use
the plants for tha manufacture of
B Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With
nitrats, be agrees to -Old it' In readi
ness for turning ever to' the govern-
'ment ia ease of war. and to allow his
profits to. be limited to S per cent on
fertilizers produced in peace time, with
the establishment of a board of repre
sentatives of farmers' organizations to
supervise aeeounts and see that the
limitation be' made effective.
It A LEIGH MINISTER TO HOLD
.MEETING IN ELIZABETH CITY.
Elisabeth City, July 26. Beginning
Wednesday' night at 8 o'clock Dr.
Weston Brtjner, pastor of the Baptist
Tabernacle church in Raleigh, will as
sist Bev. J6el 8. Brown in a. meeting
at Shiloa Baptist ehurch. The meeting
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsiflcd co
coamut oil shampoo, for this is pure and
beats anything else all to pieces. Tou
can get Mulsifird at any drug store, anil
n few ouuees will last the whole family
for Eion'l.s.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is all
that is lrqnired. It makes an altinlc.
of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thor
oughly, snd rinses out easily. The ha'r
dries quickly and evenly, and ia soft
fresh looking, bright, '"fluffy,' wavy, Snd
easy to handle. Besides it loosens and
takps out every particle of dust, dirt
and dandruff. Be sure your druggist
iives ynu Mulaiflod. (Adv.)
ECKMAN'S
ALTERATIVE
For Throat and Lungs
AH Druggists
Every Occasion Is An
Occasion
Flowers
Let Flowers Carry
Your Message of
Love and Friendship
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No. Exrhsnge St.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
MEREDITH COLLEGE
For Young Women
Raleigh, N. C.
Admits only those who have completed four years of work ia
high school. '
Fseilities excellent, charges moderate. For information or cata
log, write
CHAS. E. BREWER, President ' RALEIGH, N. C
Fassifern School
Hendersonville, N. C.
MISS KATE C 8HIPP, Principal
Fifteenth Year Begins September 21, 121
Number of students limited. Upper School, College Preparatory
and general High School (,'oursoa. Lower School for younger girls,
under direction of experienced teachers and a hall mother.
.... MUSIC, AET, ATIILETICS
Riding lessons under trained feactief. - -
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OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE ? SSStfS
rmmdrd In ISM. MtllUry. Cmnrt thnrraulilr eowrlns Wtwaliirs. mimu-s. llonk-limjin. Khorl
li.i.O. TnrlUns. snd Muti.-v Kuut hellillim: leUI(, llsliu. itwra htst snrl h, li -J
sum la lamput. tlhlitlt ,roundl. orctiirts. tnj lulu Besulltiil ! MslllliS limi hllli ),f"l
with tlulB forMtt. Rlttiful IM lert Stx let ltl; aersHlMs ImUral nsar GrwMtmra M'
ainrsl laSiieocss Costs nasnnaMs. H!S fir tho reir Fall eiiln nrtis SepumlKr S, lii.
Wrlla for llhistriM raulofua Addrm OAK SIDSf INSTITUTE. 0S Rldsa. M. 0.
will continue for ten days,, with serv
ices at 3 p. m. and 8 p. m. daily.
Alost of'BS believe ia.eterssl yaa
ishment, at lesst. ft our 'enemies. V
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
TRINITY PARK SCHOOL
' Establiahed 18
Location excellent. Equipment first class. Well trained faculty
of successful experience. Special care of health of the students.
An JnsUtietor in each dormitory to supervise living conditions of
hoys under his csre. Excellent library snd gymnasium facilities.
Large athletic fields.
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For illustrated catalogue address . , ,j
F. 8. ALDRIDGE, Headmaster, Daraaat, N. C "
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE
- OF
AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING
STATE COLLEGE STATION RALEIGH. N. C.
Taehnlcal education enables young men to succeed in their chosen professions and
' vocations. Bute College Graduates nro prepared for personal success antr for loatlership
In industrial progress. The college offers
FOUR YEAR COURSES IN:
Asrleulturs Including General Asriculture and Specialized Courses In Farm Crops,
Acrliultural Enjlnesrlnr. Animsl Husbandry and Dalrlnc, Biology. Horticulture, Poul
try Ucleffce. Bolls, Veterinary afodlcltis, Vocatlnnnl Education.
CSssslsrry, Asrlcultural Chemistry. Textile Chemistry and Dyeing.
Crtlt EaaisMrlss. Architecture, and Uljhway Kaiilaserlns.
Etsetrleal Eslsrlsf.
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Textile Textile Engineering, Textile Manufacturing, Textile Chemistry and Dyelnj.
TWO YEAR COURSES IN:
AtrlcuHurs, Mechanic Arts, Textile Manufacturing.
One Tsar Course in Auto Mechanics.
. .Winter Course In Aerlculture for Farmers.
6umr Bastion for Teachers, (or Collets Entrance sad for College Credit.
Kieellent eeulpsnnt In sll departments. ,
Cession ltil-21 hesins Heptemner T.
Bntranca ruiutrements for Fwnhman Class, 15 units Enfllsh, S; History, 1;
Mathematics, tl-Z: Science. 1; Ilecttre. 61-1.
lor eatalog. Illustrated circulars, snd entrance blanks, write E. B. OWEN, Reslitrar.
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