NEWS AND OBSERVER. RALEIGH. N. Cr SUNDAY1!0RNING.-NOVEMBER 6, 192T.
Three Arcliitects Are; Secured
Fr.Renialdng Raleigh Schools
C. B. J. Snidcf, C Gadsden
Sayre and Frank B. Simp
son Are Retained
WILL MAKE ESTIMATE OF
AMOUNT MONEY NEEDED
Employment of Architects la
Accord With Eeport of School
Board Committee
. According to plana just completed by
tie Raleigh ToBhip P-liwd Committee
mid Superintendent of Schools, the re
making 'f the physical plant cf the Ka
I' 1 1: ii schools was brought another tep
nearer r.clw:ition, it the announce
ment that the nrrhitectnrnl work will
W aintltr tin' direction of three expert
architects, I, b. J Snyder, of Now Vork
City. Mr. M.I-len -Vnre. of Kl-ifrr,.
sr.l Anderson, S. ('.. and Mr. Knink It
rSi n. sn , of K.tlngli. Th.e architects
hi.. iu n r ii.r 1 :n ndt an.-c m or 1, r
tliat the benefit nf their ..Trices n y
tie h:i 1 in the prtUntinury Ukt i of the
(rot N' i loi'i'ient nt. well ns in the
ii..ik i.g of detailed plans ai d specitlea,
t i iit't r hi- i-mim of lt.i....
.Mr. Sin ii r 11 .m-raily rt Raided as
oiie i f tit ti' or three for.'in.ts: ni'lum!
BT- Il :t T S ill A II. IT, .a. He IS the r
i 'i.-.ic areli.ti-it of the New York ' fy
lio.r.l of Kiuetiin, and Inn ti r i r la
ihr. . t.oa lai.liinK jiro.it . tj aino'int-ng
to in uL.it.s of tillers aiinu.ry. He h.,s
been reta.ntd as . . n suit it.g nr. ifcct
tor the H.iM pioie. t and Ins rrttictim;
eli'i ll.iv..a I..- rid in mi effort to
make t!n proposed building, for Ra
lt!j;ll Cone II i to the highest building
slim l:ird '
Mr. r-.iyre it die of ." group of south
ern nun h. Ii:tn In en giving p.-irt :ru
1 a r I y Hum- t'.ny of n- rnt nr to
.clinniho ,se plain ntf. He l.as il n n rd
tt larpe nan l.er uf motli rn M-hnti!s in
ttie Cari.iniav lonry u, and Klori'lii, and
Is mi jinhi'iit of li uh jir '"fs inn a I
itiiMln ir "'"1 nhiliiy. He ., retained
for the arrliileetur il e ok on the bail. I
imr .nitt D.ji i, . nt Cirim ille. in I'itt
county, wl.nli I, ,. I . . n pun . , out
of tho n.o-t -. -ii i : ' - l.ool t..,nta to
he full!. I in the Sl.tlf. Mr. Sat re will
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REPORT DETOURS
ON STATE ROADS
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State Highway Commission
Points Out Routes For
Traffic For Week
.Tbft flmun it. li.urA.AX. nnouao4
by th 8UU liitfhw i'omuiiitioo tor
tb print.-il roads in the 8Ut which
ire now qikW ronut ruction :
Rt. i( Ostral Hlsrwar
RallCh-lMirriam - - Tmfflo bctwn
iUleiffh and nrhm nhoull follow th
'l'v!l!r rouir, 1 -a i n k lUtlfiKh turn
to r!(hl fr. rn Hlllnr. Street ftr
rronif rftllrt'id ladurt and follow
t. i nutml Avnuf to rorpomtt MrnKs.
KHfctb tund tfuffn should lake Itft hanl
tuad at end of (oncrcta pavement tast
of 1'utham .
M.lKiif Mlw Hiver TrafTio will uaa
p'.rt ion - i m 1 v k r 1 m1 road had for
ht tri-t hi heruen Metiana and
Marion Jnn.-licn Mrtri.n Traffic will
f Oft tit f kinn bftween thi
Hi M, Hllm1cta-(liarlle.
4alllr l la a war
Vadstr-V nri-r - Turn to right
tt ti-t)ur kiK ut.uiii two iiiiies en st
.f M' n? e (t 'Ssn.K A L. Ky , and
fnllxw r id f'r n hlf mile, turn
in Itft int w ht 1 k now n aa Col.
i'Ke IttiM l f r.l. K i r h unltn cr-k,
f -,1 1.. w :!(.- i ud f '-r one and cri'
balf ntli" t un to It-fi, cronsliiK rall-r-iit,
thii turn right at Hnitlr-mnn
i: !i(-r Mi. I m - Kuftt Wlndor Street
in t wn 'f M' nri.c.
Monro-- 'h.irlott- Turn to Hfht
n.;ir i tif iu rrnciit on KrankUn St.
in AJuriii r' s-K S. A. L Hy . main
tine t . lMii'.r.i f,tton Mill, turn to
nirht rfgain. mM H A. I o Huther
("i.ltin, ( ailnw predt-nt road to detour
s-km, turn lft into main highway for
t'hrtrlotK
Henl o- M, Chiirlvlta-ltNtearlUe
HlHlinar
MuorcvilN' - N ri hl 'tund truffle turn
(n ieit ai.M in .one nurtli of inile south
tf cltv llin;t if' Mooresvllle, cron
,South-:n Hallway, turn to right and
follow tri. ka hitmen Hundred fet.
t r n r i uli t ;.i v. ;im 1 1 isl nn rail rnad.
iliiri.- ft nil. i patti ntr-et Jetour
p! h I n 1 1 y m;. i k d
Haute N. 44i, U llnilnstoB-f.oldaboro
llluhna
" ,wnmtTi'it''in ri'rrK"-iW' - r'prnflT - tn
rri-tfTTr irnmir- it mtte -umitti" "Tr
f 'i . 1. 1 unt ..f hr iIk con
Mfu. ti. n 1'. tour ih plain!) marked
W.u a w i ;. horn l!;id lift wetii
Uar.s.iw nd Mutitit live n und'T con--truti'-n
au, Ml i natitlile. It ! tet
r. d-tftir i.i Cliiit-iii. N'w?..n (irove,
nil Si' . -ii' Stt'ff t'i ( tolilfthiTO
M . 1 1, t Vlii(;ikTM I Ho TfW
r.i'l hi tu t-rii Kock y M'unt and ll.it-tlei-.ir-i
n!.l r.iftd nmt used bclwei-n
;,t tl. t.i.rf and W h 1 1 :t k ers.
Ituitr No. 50. W nbinKtnn-Atlnnta
A rd -i ii Hufl iii.i n - font h hound
1 1 ufT i itdsH l 1 ! x m i n k "reek and mn-
t nut- Thn-e t oirihrt i.f rnlle to detour
- -m n. t rn 'tit t nl f . I w Blue s cr ek
r i;d fur tuf in i e t hence t rtK ht
f - ,i -. fi ni 1 1,. ,.f Miiif M old ii-.ir-
" t-i r -:i 1 1 'i ;.r ptntnty rnrl;ptl
Monte N. .VI. WllmlnMion-noone Trail
It l h n
r!:ntfii Imnn- 1 t ai r via Newton
ir-'Vt on a -ii'iiit of prMne ronntruc
i -n
Hai 74, i neor1-lRnforl Hlga-
U nn
M'lMMiirlt --TriH I'.tntir In neuea
s:u wrijr.l I'lnkc tiiiilt-r con nt rti't hn.
1 ! 1 1 h i Y;iili;in ri -r al "Swift Inland
f it i I . t . n r ii 1 1 mi 1 1 one mile long
. rvt n rir h Imt p i .sua hte.
Monte No. 77, liiioii.Maleni-nandle-in
ii n IllaUtvay
VV H1t-H-Krj4t-Ot- t h - I-Wf-H Iet04tF
via 'l h i oi h 1 1 '. r.ti t e plainly mur k -'I.
! i.i good i-tonl it ion and will bo
I fo ii. vt Kit it i i
MOT RACE PROMISED
, JN THE THIRTEENTH.
Stanly New s IlrrnM.)
Tri -eiit niili. .it tit n h ?tn that thf race
,r th- ju-U-ship for thin, the Thir
. ; iit-i .huhiuil Ii.sLrn:t, in the primary
v vcar ! A M. Sta- k, of
M i.!-,-f an. I .lt.gr Walter K. Itrock,
f Wittf-I.ro, mth pojsiMy one or
oThrr r.indot.itpa in ttie ra.,
t; . to l-r a h-it one iiniecd. Alrendy
rli.m; nre tw m nintp to work In a way
t! ;it one r.t n en-u'y see things w.ll
wirm np in the enrty upring.
i n i'!.f. !. a'-oi-i fr.-ii r r
fi ' r Ttf - air ui'ii-ciit,
--it.' 't a! ove, 1. im iunt Iven i er
fei-trd.
Tl..- arrhiti'- and tbe ai.perinton
fir-lit if im 1 :. Ih.ik. hT cKi.-C X
v I'M- ! -e : . . th. -if .mt.on nI
aul'U it t ti ''.. . ; , ..Itl In il , c I !u.
u'k ,.f tl.i ir t i.'l l'v l m t-e -.r
rfirt of thr n- hool run ni nh
HI I ' t ' ' t ; ' ! ! ij , . . , 'i p' j rn-
vid.iitf ft 'i'! r.i :n,-ike po (,;, ),,t- (--irrv
Hg ut.: I m l.ing li !;'d h.rodihg pro
f 111 t ' T tto U.i , V to x. I-
xp..r.-.i v i . .: i ) h. ' I
dnr.hi; tin- j r. : s 't .1 c.r.
millionswiliTnot DIE.
SPEAKER WILL CONTEND
G)nult the
Carolina Shopping List
Before Buying
iranii
HOMER L FERGUSON TOBACCO T.1ARKET
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WI L SPEAK HER
TELEPHONE 74
CAPITAL
CITY LAUNDRY
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REV. S. L. MORGAN AT
HOLY TRINITY TODAY
Rev. J :,.-i..,t, j,rei,l.Tit of th
rati.' ftr ! ,r. fV .' ia .'I- 1 Tem-.e,
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1. f Ii. 1 .ii i :.tir, 1. !!.i in. rnii.g and t,.
II ! ." '
Kev M- M-'on t '.i:!t thi eh-ir. ',
ml . ; lap !t f. jiV-.r tar ix
yp9i alfr. 1 r.-...ne I tor th,. g eater
""' 'l 1 -I I!- I, i mai.v f-ier .
hfta ni.o itia .,; .1,..,. Urn I ., t and
ho Ue gii i t,. I,. :tr i.ini rrrarL
ariin.
The iretcr.t pa.tar Kev. A M H-.ff
man j off on U; aritnn tr p. l.v. nif
ricpni:v marr.fd M l'a a'f a. if; wr
datijthter of Mr. an I Mr. " y Mi. lor.
Ou Sunday afternoon Mr. M. ran
ill prea. Ji to th Lntheraa congrega
tion at Iinrham.
CARD OF THINKS
Mr.. M. C. Wait and Jaufihtrr. irian
tfl exyrem their (ieepe.t ti.rrciaion .f
th. many bfautiful acts of kindnfM,
n(l token of lova and aymthy, dur
Inf the lorn 111"", of their helorH
father and grandfather, Dr. furtir and
M tit Uaa U Umui WiMvaiuint. ,
.Will Address North Carolina
Literary and Historical
Association
la ataori wita tlia tnatom of tia
Stat Literary and Biitorleal Aaaoela
tioa to eall komt aara year for aa ad
dreaa aoma aoa of th itatt fbo haa
dlstlnpilahed ktmarlf In other atatea,
taa Auoeiatioa ar. nouaraa it. jeak-r
oa of three North Coro'ina brother
wlkvfal.j5,. dieUuxliutt. ia .tkeit
Toeati'ona tlomcr I ForBnimn, presi
dent of th N.wpurt No. Btlpbuild
iaT tnd Dry Dark (ourjiany.
Mr. Ferftuion ia a native of Waya
fill. H wa iraduated from the Naeal
Aeademy In 1W2, and immediately aft
r fraduatioa .pent three year In p
elal .tudy at Olngow I niver. tv
Scottand. After eome year of acirie
aa a naval eomtructnr. he re.tgned to
devote hi. time to nhiplmilding. bince
lt00 be haa been Ct.nne. ted with the
grent nhipbnlldinf enmpony at New
port Newa, and in 11)15 he waa, on ae
count of hi. ability and nceei, pro
moled to be premtlent of th corpora
tion. Thi. company ! eitenaivelv
enifngod in ahlphuildine for the gov
ernment during the World War, and no
mnn In America i. ninre familiar than
Mr. Frguaon with the hi.tory of the
wonderful enterprise hon by the
country in it. nual ruction of .hip. for
the w:ir the attbjept on which he wi'.l
apeak on December lt.
Oen. Hurley B. Ferftioon, of th
(Tnited fitnte. army, is another of the
three brother. At th opening of the
war General Ferguson trained and
commanded the 1 0.1th Engineer! in
France, a eon manl 1.0 which Col.
Joseph Hyde Pratt .uceeeded when
Oencral Fergiunn became divlaion en
gineer of the ,'hith diviainn and lubte
(iiiently eorp engineer of th 2nd army
corp..
It will be recalled that when the got-
eminent undertook to raise the .uuker
Maine in lll1- General Fcrgu.on was
the army engineer in charge of the
work, and Lieutenant Ferguson, an
other brother, wns the nuval engineer.
HEAVY TOBAC CO 8A1.ES IN
WARF.lKH-'ilES AT ZKBl leON.
Heiiitnrf, Nor. fly Znbulon mnrket
end. Hie most auece.sfiil two weeks of
th .easnn. After th market being
dined Thursday and Friday of fair
lo-i k, Monday was greeted with a block
f.'ile of about .Ua.il'tO pound, of tobacco,
aiol has continued since with an aver
age of nlxnit H'U.iHii) pounds a day.
Zt'bnli.n wn rehnusenien are well pleased
with th buyers they have this year,
for tin v are eongeninl and are making
many friends among the farmers.
I GIFTS THAf LAST
J
Thanksgiving
Silverware
To enhance the appear
ance of the home or the
table on this occasion
It Is absolutely es
sential that you see
Pworsky's Gorfjeous
Displays at remark
able low prices.
Everything in Silverware
for tha home and table.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry
Repairing.
S VERY ACT VE
Housing of Crop Virtually Com
pleted by Farmer of
Several Counties
Akoiki, Nor. 5. Tl Akoaki to
bacco market baa been uftosually active
during the week just c'.oaed, follow uig
th eompietion ef crop homing by th.s
farmer, of Hertford and Bertie roun
tie. From 3n.i to 7.V00 pounds of
tobacco hne been marketed here ea.h
day thia week. Price kar lllglitly
advanced thi. week. A record tale was
made oa on of the local warehouse
floor yesterday when Mr. P. W. Miller,
of Cnlernin, eold 526 pounds-for a total
of t44W.6', or aa avcrnge of tQM per
hundred. Included in the lot wa. one
pile of tobacco, weighing 70 pounds,
which .old for tlAZ per pound, the
higliMt price recorded her thi. tea
ion. The 1021 crop of peanutt It moving
in large bulk to the local market this
week. Trai'tically all of the farmers
are wasting no time in putting their
peanut, on the market, and molt of
them are hauling theui to town u ret t
from the field and the pirkwr. Ahokh
is one of the larger aii.ppitig points
for peanuts, anil carina I after carina I
of peanuts are moving out of h.re
every day.
The l'ennut Fichnnge, Tnc, of Suf
folk, Va., it receiginli a lnrje hulk of
the peanut shipped from here. J. N.
Vann, an eipenetietal peanat buyer, i
TURNS NIGHT INTO
DAY
New Lamp Has No Wick, No
Chimney, No Odor, Most
Brilliant Light Known
A new lamp which experts agree
gives the most powerful home light
In tho world, Is the latest achievement
of W H. MotTsttot 4,." Factory Hulld
!nu, Kansas I'ltv, ,M... This lannrKalile
nt.-w lamp lii.ns- or ile.aririiv
Klves more lialit than three hundred
candles, nnkutn urilmarv lamp, or
le. veiHIsnt fle.'tric- t(fhrs,- nml rtirtir
TTntT rile rfrit a ntirhT A"'"titWr"T-'
t-verv home on farm or In small l-.wn
Il I al.sol'itely auto nod Kivt-s uiiitr
sal aatisr.tetK.il A rhil.f tan earrv it
II is lite anil, ill. .n of Mr Hoffsiot to
l,av every hon.c. store, hall or char, o
enioy Hie In.rtastal tauofnit of this
I'.iwerf'il. plrieuii:. brilliant, white
llht and he will send one of his new
Ih in i.is on free trial to any render or
the News Hntl i l.ser er who writes
tillil. lie wants one person in ea,-h lo
alitv I.. Iimiii he ran refer new eiisto
lio is. Take advantage "f his free
otfer. Ak'eiit. wanteil Write him to.
day Adv.
acting at affcia trade? asd 'weigher
for th Eickaage. Th local peaaut
factory also, resulted vork her last
week. With th peauiat barer, the
oral fatter? aad tfca baehaaga ia a
epirited eon petition for th goober,
prieet prerailing ere giv riao to th
hop that th peaaat farmer will thi
year reaiii a profit wut f kia area. ,
Lmh f7SM To Farsaera.
Headeraoa, Nor. S. B. C. Gary,
cashier of th Carolina Bank and Trust
Compaay kr and tmrt oftaet for th
Federal Load Bank at Columbia, a C,
announced yetterday that 175,000 ia
loan kad bee granted to farmer
ia Vane eouaty en their property,
and that th cash would be ara.l.iMe
a tooa a the proper legal procedure
rould b taken.
Th. FIL
h zytiat Talci:
"There' a fitness ia ererrthing.
"Yetf
-Yes. tcb aeatt for bald headed ro
must bo bought from th tc.lpen.
When a Bride Starts
Housekeeping
Her first concern is to
make home attractive. Of
course, you want to help
her by priving her the'1
beautiful thinps she longs
for.
You can select from our
collection of imported and '
American objects an
artistic and beautiful jift
that expresses 'the taste
ml the ordinal ity of the
River and carries with it
the message of happiness
you are wishing for the
bride-to-be.
-The
Gift Shop
Room 506 Masonic Temple
Raleigh, N. C
"BRANTLEY'S- I
"Where the Crowd Go"
Penslar
Cold
Breakers
will eliminate all fu
ture worry about
that cold that is so
prevalent now.
J. C.
Brantley's
DRUGGIST
Phone 14 or 15
Just a Little Attention to Your Savings
Account Now
Will mean wonders to you on December 25. Why
not start an account now for Christmas.
4 On Savlnga.
Mechanics Savings Bank
OnAf". R. JOHNSON. I'reaident. C H. F. I W A li 1)8, V. Tresident.
W.UTFK8 IH'RHAM, Cashier
Ve Clean 'Em
We soak our clothes, not our customers.
Ve are as near you as your phone. Our
prices reach all . t r -: .
15 Pounds 75c Each Additional
Pound 5c 1
Open Monday and Tuesday from 6 a. m.
to 1 0 p. m.
Bell Phone 2428
Raleigh Damp Wash Co.
122 W.Johnson St. Raleigh, N.C.
Floor and Portable
LAMPS
The first of the week we
will put on display a large
and varied assortment of
New Floor and Portable
Lamps.
These Lamps will make
ideal presents for wed
dings, anniversaries,
Christmas, etc.
The display will be
worth a visit from
you.
Thompson
Electrical Co.
132 Fayetteville St?
"CYCLONE HACK" STARTS
CAUPAjGSMN'TARBORO
Erugeliat Will Conduct Union
KcTiTal Mtetinf in Edge
combe Capital
Tarbora, Kot. &. Tarbor taraed to
day from a great tea. eoaty fair to
Cyrloaa Mark rer-iral and th towa ie
"all ct for a tpintoal campaiga that
proBatr to make itaelf felt rer th
better part of Eaatera North Carolina.
Mack aad hia party, u inhering eight,
arrived ia th eity today. Th meet
lag, here will b held ia a mammoth
teat pitched joit eaat af th hasdaom
graded . aekool eaildiaga. Begiaaiag
with a service at I o'clock Suaday' af
ternoon, tb eampaiga will eoatina
twir daily antU, a Hack explain. lh
deril put aa aaouraiag aad T arbor
(lea a ap ob it bek track.''
Th meeting her 1 Ian at had aader
eoaditioa moat farorabla. All th
otorrhea ia towa, with th xeeptioa ef
a Prby1riaa akarch, ar acUrely
aapaortiiig the tampaiga aad th ptor
f that ehareh ka arced hi coagrega
tioa to attead. It ia a lingular tattaae
that both th Episcopal ehareh ar
leadlag th movement. . ...
Som peopl don't belief gQ they
hear, ere a wkea their eontciene toll
it to them.
9
T7
DOWN AND
$1 PER WEEK
Deliver a
Genuine Victrola
Into Your Horn
December
20th.
Yov simplr par 11.0 down an: II XI per
wek until December loth, for Victrola listed
at II&0 or less. Then no mors payments until
January 1st, when the balance caa be Bead ia
twelr equal monlilljr parcnta.
Tor Victrolas Hitcd over tlio. II doww and
tl per waek until December 20th, when the
nschlne will be delivered into your home.
Then the balance lo twelve equal asonthly pay
ments beaianina January 1st
Each outfit an these attractive tins terms
Includes !4 selrftion of ywur own choice (12
double face records).
Ton eaa join at any rtrae te Deeember 1SU
by pay-in back payments.
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Royall & Borden
Where Qaalfty Ia Higher Tkaa Prloa,
Important
uction bales
at NEW BERN, 'N. C.
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Tomorrow, November 7, at 10:30 a. m., we will sell SIX HIGH
"LASS BUSINESS LOTS in New Bern, located on the corner of
.liddle and Broad streets. This is the Albert Bangert property.
At 1 :30 o'clock p. m. we will sell 1 5 small farms, located
three miles from New Bern, on the Country Club Roadt
and adjoining the Sloan estate. VJ ""V SWTtt!a
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You will make the price at this sale and the terms are so
easy most anyone can buy only 20 per cent cash, bait
ance in four equal annual payments, i?
Free barbecue dinner will be served. Music by our live
wire band. Sale rain or shine.
Sale conducted by
Peoey Brothers
The World's Original Twin Auctioneers
J. M. Millikan, General Manager
AMERICAN LAND CO., Agent GREENSBORO, N. C,
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